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HELP-WokEN

RESIDENT MANAGER for medium
sized, centrally-located apt. project
in Arl. Requires ability to. meet
ing applications. showing apis e
prospective tenants (periodic avail
abilities on normal turn-OverS) and
co-ordinating activities of project
with main ONCE. Prefer. woman
whose husband is employed locally
Write Box 266-E. Star giving quail
ifications and references. -27
SALESGIRL for bakery: not over So;
So per day to start; hrs. 10 Am
to 2 pm, "a day Sundays, closed
Mondays. SCHUPP'S BAKERY
6542 Conn. ave. NV. 30
SALESLADY. must be experienced
or do not apply. SHIRLEY'S DRESS
SHOP. 1881 8. Capitol st. 81
SALESLADlES WANTED, in infants
and children's wear; good salary
and desirable position. Apply In
person, ARDENS. infant and Chill
dren's Shop. S23 H st. ne. rs
SALESLADY
Dress department.; steady position
salary and commission. 5 days. APP
ply MODEL SHOP. 1903 F st. NV
SEAMSTRESS, for dry cleaning dept.
experienced: permanent position
No phone calls. Apply Mr.. Bryant
STERLING LAUNDRY. 1921 9th
st. NV 90
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SECRETARY

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
For qualified young women, % to IS
years, with q minimum Of years
construction or personnel: must be
q fast accurate typist, with Q 90
to 40 shorthand: employe dement's
include low-cost insurance. hospitali-
zat.on.. purchase discounts. vacation
rate with experience and ability
Write q short resume, including ex-
perience and phone no. for inter
view Box 235-X, Star.
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1885 n. II. AVE. Corner ls.h and
g. e. newly decor. sinsle ~ n.
a0I: :s:h sT.-Corner rm.., sen,i2vt.
FARMiNGToN. 1894 18th st. NV.
COW location: Single. SS.75; double.
,s s5sIo ST Up; pc IRE 54 53oont Manor.
ACROSS 9hsS ss'T FROM TK srArLER. zoos 10Th
st. n.w.--Front; spacious; maid ssry-
ice: osgle.. $50; dble., sos. Me.
NEAR &. w.-sinsle rooms. s. w.
OFFICERS WIDOW Beaut, furn.
49, So and fash WYE We psi 0h5 home
garage: 4224 18th St, NV. 81
rTm;. :. next bath ,,o shovcr for nan;
NV 57SaT za sTaPsPi H. H n5i>!s Newly
dec1 rated rms. daily maid service.
H Asi faSGsr0 ave seff ng no 5essSfSE.
HOUSES lG2: 18th ST:
20G5 kaIorama I'd EXCEL rms. $50
1880 18th ST, NV. Lovely clean
rooms. new and modern furniture:
single, S. so wk; also twin bedrms..
ST.. wk.; ncxt bath. 81
1.oi MASS. AVE. NV .rm. and
kit. ef1ciency available also s,ssle.
81 sr: p PARK ii'G RD d. N.w.-warm, COM
Portable sgle rms. clean and attrac:.
next to bath; conv l4th end 10th
St; transp: Gentlemen Reas' PRICED.
CONTINUED on Next PageJ
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HEIP-WOMEN

ADDRESSOGRAPH OPERATOR-Ex-
Apply 1O40 Warner bldg, ask fol-
MRS. MARTIN. or call RE. 7-O732
BAKER. experienced. for rolls. pies
cakes. in small restaurant; must
have ability. work and plan without
supervision; 6-day week. Short
hours. For further details. see man
-agef, DINNER BELL. 1918 Wis. ave
BElUTiCiaN, experienced in ali
work; also manicure. Apply In
person AN1TA'S BEAUTY SHOP,
b612 Conn. ave. -27
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

CHINCHILLAS-l5 quality animals
for immediate sale. all or part.
Visit farm and see how We operate.
SO. 5-6317. -
BLACK MARE; 143. Western broke.
gentle. Would make nice child's
mount. Chestnut geidine, thorough
bred, Jumps we'll Will trade for
cattle or pony or sell outright. AP.
1890.
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WOMAN. white, to manage small
rooming house in NV. section; live
IN newly dec. apt. Box 229-C. Star.
WOMEN, for pleasant outdoor work,
distributing pamphlets with sales
men for the worlds largest manu-
facturer of storm windows and
doors. Salary 81 per hour plus sub
stantial bonus: conscientious workers
can earn UP to 500 per week work.
BERT 4 HAMTLToN. 4soi D' Central
ave. Capital Heights. Md. "a block
from D. c. linel. 10. $500.
Young LadieS-TraVel
Openings for l2) young ladies under
25 to tour. Miami-New Orleans and
return with chaperoned group, for
penses furnished. 5000 monthly.
Apply 10 to 8, C. A. Miller, Hotel
Pennsylvania. near depot. Don't
phone. 2s'
YOUNG WOMAN for sheet music
dept, knowledge Of music essential
See, Mr.. Dixon. JoRDAN's, 18th
SCI ssa WEEKLY Vi aiT: for wearing l lovely
show Fashion Frocks to friends. No
fienCe necessary stS' Fashion 0r Fr eSIs,
Dept. O-3914, Cincinnati, Ohio.
AVON aIg PROD. PRODUCTS INC; Is selecting
Spring promotion; excel. openings
avail. nowI RE. 7-S107. 80
OPPORT UNITY-Ful or part time,
sales department. For details, cali
Mr.. CAMERON. OF. 4-6963, 10 to
EARN sp Go SDls i n syss ,s to
avon cosmetics, as advertised in
Good Housekeeping; openings in
a ns.I1ys Virginia. Cali ia. S-ss69
WESTMoRELAND STERLING need +
women with ability, full time ladies
earn over 500 per wk Part time.
$50; previous experience not needed.
Car. white. Call OIL. 2-2726 or
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Secretary Stenographer
Not over 30: permanent position: s.
day. 40-hr. wk.: with opportunity for
Advancement and employe benefits.
Experience required. Apply
STONE STRAW CORP.
900 Franklin st. NE 30
Y-BOOKKEEPER, wanted
for convalescent home; 5-day week.
! meal per day; live In II desired.
Call OIL. 4-6622. go
SHIRT PRESSER. colored. expert
enccd; steady employment. 5-day
week. Apply IDEAL LAUNDRY.
5506 Marlboro pike Sc, 10. S-SSSS.
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BOOKKEEPER
(MACHINE)
Experienced
Excellent Working Conditions
APPLY
National Savings & Trust Co.

woman with res
taurant exper.: refs. REQ. BASSIN' S
1920 Penna: ave: NV, RE. 1880
Apply MISS K. CREAGEN. bet. IL
anil pm. at Willard Hotel. 2S'
openings for 3 ladies
bet. ages OF 20 and 40; previous
experience in FIRE or casualty insur-
ance work preferred but not neces-
sary. Some typing ability preferred;
5-day wk. II you are looking for a
pleasant interesting and permanent
position. this may be your oppor-
tuntty. Call DI. 7-7730. bet. 10 m
and 4 pm. for interview appt.
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you are making at the present. Busy
shop all year around. NV. section
Call RA. $4,000. rs
Beautician-Statler Hotel
Apply in person only. Hotel statler
BEAUTY OPER. imam or Woman) for
JULES STUDIO. New Hamp. ave. and
Caii Mr.. Jules. XII. S-0070. Us
thorough knowledge ana practical
experience in double entries. Nc
others will be considered. willing
ness to adapt to operation of book
keeping machine at future date
essential. Contact Mr.. Aman. ME.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced. to handle
complete accounting and engineer
ing records for consulting radio
saS a ng@ ea afe MIR Sf" aI
double entry; retail store credit
exper., knowledge bookkeeping ma
chine preferable; salary open. Apply
MR.. SINROD 1885 DeSales st.
NV. ME. S-4954. q
BOOKKEEPER with knowledge OF
typing and switchboard on Secre-
tarial board. EMBASSY APIS,
1913 Harvard st. NV. rs
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
TOR-Opening for young lady to
work in accounting ONCE to operate
Remington-Rand bookkeeping ma.
chine and do related work; '5;day
s Sfsa ASRGzz o K RiIs9H + aEs
INC. Oil 9TH St NV Al
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CAMERT; AXIS. with darkrm. equip
ment. ia. S-S9S4. 81
CAMERA. Rolleifiex automat. lates,
sHss and case; $176 cash. 30; s.
CHINA-Hand painted in stock OF
orders taken for special work. To
match broken pieces; / piece or
complete dinner set. Lge. stock OF
imported white china. Glasses for
beginnerS in the art Of hand-painted
china. Daytime or evening classes
China Dept. FEDERAL SUPPLY
CO.. 1918 H St. NV. RE. 1886.
CLOTHES. mems suits, size AZ long;
s. and $40. Zip-in lined coat $40.
and H. ''f I'm. H 4sSo Ssmens ' Mss IL
CL0THING-Chtld's complete ward
robe. coat. hat, dresses and other
wearing apparel; all in good cond
size B. LU. 4-626s after pm.
CLoTHING-coats, daytime and eve
ning dresses suits. housecoats.
terials. EN-. 2-34s7 or EN-. 3-s703.
COAT; size 80. Navy blue. Best ma
r Isriai: Custom made. Reasonable.
EN-. 2-34ST. is
CREss CERAMIC KILN, 11x11x7n
ms, insulated. $3.50. Solar en-.
larger' 2h.x3A. with AS lens, $40
DAVENPORT AND CHAIR-Exce1
cond.. period type. $50; other furn.,
reas Leaving Wash. NO. 7-s160.
DEEPFREEzE. upright. II Gu. IT,,
new IA S-QIEJ On
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REAL ESTATE sALEsWOMAN
Mrs. Lynch for appt. at 10. 4-6400
RAYMOND j. LYNCH CO.
1O636 Conn. Ave. Kensington. Md
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MEN-VET'S, TRAVEL
YOUNG MEN-17-l9

4OONG MGN-1 I-1S
Free TO travel South and West and
return assist circulation mgr. in
advertising promotion work; no
eXper. required; we train you; tranSp
furn.: advanced drawing acct
average earnings, $3.50 wkly.,
comm. and bonus. MR.. WHITCHER
9.0 F st. NV. 9-12 and ST.. Don't
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BEDS. GOVT. SURPLUS

BEDS. GOVT. SURPLUS
Single maple beds with steel coil
spring and mattress, SCI .y5 com:
beds with new cotton mattress
S21 .05; 36-in.- width Army-type
steel folding cots $685.; solid maple
4-drawer chest of drawers S21.95
n. FRANK g. SON 414 3rd st. NV.
Elk 3-S974.
tombstone. beauties and modern
ICES your. home; add zoos Of dol
can be applied to any surface
never needs painting; weather, IRE
and termite proof; noting down, low
monthly payments arranged; free
est. Oh. 4-6133. CAPITOL CON.
TRACING CO., 4S19 Beth. ave.
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iNsTRUc. COURSES tcens.)

SHORTHAND IN 6 WEEKS
Easy ABC system; 100 w.p.m. guar.
antee. Free typing. TEN P L e
SCHOOL. Aath YEAR MA R.326S
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Young ladies under 25 to travel Calf
and Fla. this winter, summer resort,
this summer. chaperoned groups
fashion publications. $50 wk. plus
bonus. interview. Mrs. Z. II. Mason,
1915 Que st. NV. 30
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sITUATIoNs-MEN 6 WOMEN

WHITE. REFINED. settled couple
around house and yard work Wash.
Va, Md Ii. 4-6500. Ext. ia. 800
MAN AND WIFE wants job OF taking
care and operation of tourist court
Best reference. Box 1870. Star.
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LIBBEY LUMBER CO. .
CLOSING OUT SALE
Doors. windows. sash stair material
etc. Shop and framing lumber. al
sizes. For this week only. 625 New
York ave. n ". 30
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CALIFORNIA TRAVEI

ExPER. NOT MEG. but helpful; radio.
TV store. Call OIL. 1850. s am.
to Il n M
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HELP-WoMEN tcons.,

BEAUTICIAN, man or woman; good
hair stylist. We will top any salary
you are making at the present. Busy
Call RA. $4,000. --2S
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TECHNTCTAN

Must be familiar with electronic
maintenance parts. experienced In
-electronic supply, stock rooms or
production lines desired; excellent
-employe benefits.
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TELEPHONERS
LADIES-TRAVEL

Age 81 to 30. Free transportation
Cash drawing account for hotel
meals. Leave town Immediately Ia
tour SO States. Good pay; pleasant
work; good future. Apply MR.
SPOTTS, 330S 14th st. NV, ONCE
319; houts, 10 to II or to 8 pm.
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DESKS-DESKS!
once furniture, new and used
nut and mahogany, file, cabinets.
tables. chairs. card files. visible files,
priced at savings UP to 1856; free
detivery and parking.
OFFICE EQUIP. co.
63a New York ave. NV.
DIAMoNDS-Man's "a cts. $500;
iady,s "a Ct. emerald cut. $3.50;
feet 1880; lady's Ia cts. rnarauise
cut. $500; lady's y, Ct. Sl25. LTV-
IMGSTON & CO.. 1923 H st. NV.
DIAMOND BARGAINS
10 pts. over carat diamond. gorgeous
color. newest cutting. $435. Created
in our own shop. Round-face. lax
yellow gold. de luxe Elgin watch
containing 10 OF the finest dia
monds, Sl35. Estate piece. bar type
lax: white gold brooch. contains 9
gree work. S45. Heart and arrow
platinum pin. contains 10 diamonds
high styled. reduced from $3.50 70
S195, which is less than II costs 10
manufacture this item. Antique IA
k. yellow gold necklace. ) diamonds.
wonderful workmanship. SIS. All
our prices include Federal tax Deal
ers invited See Mr.. Brott, al7 F
ST. NV. RE. .-2075. Open Thurs.
until q pm.
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Lumber
1-12OO

he HAND MAN . FRIEND
DO 1T YOURSELF, SAVE
l WILL SHOW YOU HOW
FREE DELIVERY
TO WASH, MD, VA.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
s. special studs. 3oc ca; Ike Turing
strips, &C #; AK wall board, 81 .S5
ca. AXIS plywood. S3.95 ca; Ans
shelving, l6c it.; beautiful knotty
pine panelling. 16c I'D. IT.; 100 so.
1t. roll fiberglass insulation, So ca;
80 lb. bag guar. Thoroseal water
PROBING. only $40 ca. Build that
recreation or attic nov! Come.
write. or phone for your free book
ROBBY
L Rosi 1sGSo' ,f NJ sevn ri payment;
kenllworth ave. ne. go
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wall mirrors: !.
3Bx5o: l 40x66;. / shadow box.
46x6O. can install. OF. 4-7ss9.
MOTORS 1900 to 100 MP and re.
duction gear: $40 volts rewound
exch Carly 1908 l4th. NO 7-O224
MOTORS FXCH. while you wait. For
oil burners, blowers. pumps. circu-
latorS. heaters. washing machines
etc. LARGEST stock. lowest prices in
CITY. Internationally gtd. one yr
Electric Equipment Co, "i73 Sher-
man ave. NV. AID 2-1fn0.
MOTORS, ELECTRIC
New, used. rebuilt; any size. any
make. Parts and access All work
guaranteed 24-hr. service. A. B. C..
ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE. INC.
lis L st Sc. Ii 4-1052
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ATT TIVE YOUNG
LADY TO BE TRAINED AS
FACE TREATMENT OPERA
TOR IN EXCLUSIVE SALON,
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY.
MUST HAVE D. C.. HAIR
DRESSER'S LICENSE. MF.
S-OoE6 80
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A huge selection OF living rooms, bed.
rooms, dining rooms. dinettes and
furniture for every room In the
home. IN many styles and practically
every price range.
Although ATLAS FURNITURE prices
are based on cash selling. easy
monthly credit terms may be ar
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MOTORS, ELECTRIC

New, used. rebuilt. any size. an,
make. Parts and access. All wori
EIIaranteed 24-hr; service; A; 3: G
Ill st Il A1AsO
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Beautician-Statler Hotel
Apply in person only. Hotel Statler
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SHOULD HUSBANDS DO HOUsEWORK'
CoHtiused from page J6se

role pitches in without thinking. =
Il touched of a series Of blasts.
Unsure, my neckr' retorted a
machinist. The lady ought to find
out just how sure women are about
their roles. In my book. a woman's
job is to take care of her home. not
to traipse out to card games every
other evening. leaving guy with
a schedule Of things she wants
done" Said a salesman: There's
nothing wrong with my virility.
The only thing that saps it is
scrubbing floors after a rugged day
of cold canvassing. :
A recurring complaint was
that wives had their own ideas
alboat = mans day OIL. II was
summed up ruefully by a Newark.
N. j., father Of three small children
in the presence of his wife: Il work
hard all week and on Saturday |
want to rest. maybe play some
golf. But the little woman has a
funny Interpretation Of day off,
She feels it's her day of. She goes
out and leaves me with the kids. :
Retorted the wife: His job is
no tougher than mine. And don't
get overtime. either"
DR.. Albert Ellis. a New York
psychologist and marriage coulse-
lor, backed up the wife to the hilt.
The Newark chaps view is COM
pletely unrealistic. !" he said. In
the first place. he should realize
that a wife with three growing chill
dren gets just as fatigued. mem
tally and physically. as he does
after a weeks grind. She needs a
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change as much as hes perhaps
more. Secondly. what does he mean
rest On the golf course?"
Anumber Of men felt that wives
should not expect as much help as
they are getting because they have
much more leisure these days than
formerly. Said one: Women have
much more freedom, thanks to
ingenious appliances. frozen foods
and willing husbands. " Replied a
woman: Look who's talking about
freedom and leisure! This fellow.
and millions Of Others. work a
forty-hour week, not to mention
those long coffee breaks. :
Hosv Mach Leisnxe7
Bur how much leisure do house
wives really have? Professor J. Roy
Levy. Of Purdue University, con-
Quoted an intensive survey not
long ago Of 1850 urban and rural
women. Each had one On. more
children and their husbands repre-
sented % different occupations.
DR.. Levy defined leisure as that
time in which there were no house
hold duties. that had to be per
formed at that particular time Of
the day by the housewife herself"
The results showed that by far
the greater proportion Of house
wives had only one to two hours of
free time each day!
A number Of authorities, how
ever. admit that some wives can't
resist the temptation to goldbrick.
Declares DR.. Harold Kenneth
C0NtisHed on nexf page
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generations ago to excessive de-
mands on a mans time today
Others. however, pointed out
that a woman's job Of caring for
home and children is just as firing.
if not more so, than a mans, that
the old categories Of "wonan's
work" and mans job have gone
by the boards and that the man
should share in the work involving
his home, his children and lbs hap
piness.
Actually, wives are pretty well
satisfied with the amount Of help
they are getting. The Schaefer
Housewives Opinion Poll, for M
stance, discovered that rs per cent
Of the women felt they get all the
aid they want and 2. | thought their
husbands were overly helpful.
On the other hand. a number Of
experts reported a rising volume
of male complaints. Charles w.
Collins, a New York psychothera-
pist. says. They help with the
dishes. but they gripe as they
wipe"
UnsuSe Man 0bjects
Bur Mr.. Collins and Mrs. Ethel
LAYTON, a marriage counselor. had
no patience with rebellious hus-
bands.
Its the man who is insure OF
himself as a male, sexually and
otherwise. who objects declares
Mrs. Lawton. Hes afraid he'll
lose face by doing so-called
woman's work. But the man who is
absolutely certain Of his masculine
The frontiersman., 1954-12-23
Notice for Publication

Notice is hereby given that Try gve Christopher Berg, entryman, together with his witnesses Ovid William Billin, and Jesse Beach all of Talkeetna, Alaska, has sub mitted final proof on his home stead entry, Anchorage Serial No. 0l2331 for Lot 6, Sec. l3, T. 26 North, R. , West Seward M., con- tairing 38.07 acres, and it is now in the files of the Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska, and if no pro- test is filed in the Land Office within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, said fin al proof will be accepted and fin al certificate issued.
 VIRGIL O. SEISER, Manager Published December B, 30, 1854,
 January s, B, 20, 1855
The frontiersman., 1954-12-23
Notice for Publication

Notice is hereby given that Ed mord T. Humes, entryman, to- gether with his witnesses Vivian D. Davis, and R. F. Davis, all of Wasilla, Alaska, has submitted final proof on his homestead en- try, Anchorage Serial No. 025372 for the N12SEA, Sec. 23, T. IT North, R. l West, Seward M., containing 30 acres, and it is now in the files of the Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska, and if no protest is filed in the Land Of flee within the period of publi- cation or thirty days thereafter, said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued.
 VIRGIL o. SEISER, Manager Published Nov. 25, Dec. 2, g, l6.
 g, 1854.
The frontiersman., 1954-12-23
Rev. Brion Ciewor.h Needs Ministerial Ass n.

Rev. Brian Cleworth, pastor of the United Protestant Church, was elected president of the To- cal Ministerial Association at a recent meeting. Dale Bryant, of the Lazy Mountain Ch;ldrens Home was elected secretary-trea- surer.
 Members of the association have again this year offered their cooperation in providing Christ mas baskets for needy families.
 The group has expressed it's in terest in the present drive to stop the publication ard distribution of horror comic books, which is being conducted by various organ izations throughout the States and territory.
The frontiersman., 1954-12-23
Notice for Publication

Notice is hereby given that Gran Wendell McMillin, Wasilla, ertryman, together with his wit nesses, Peter Joseph Corcoran, Putnam, and Jean Ella Dryden, of Wasilla Alaska, mas submitted final proof on his homestead commuted entry, Anchorage Ser ial No. 0235O3 for the S12NWA NWM, N12SW A NWA. SINE A and MISE 4 NWM Sec. 10, T. IT North R. ? West Seward M., containing 30 acres, and it is now in the files of the Land Of- flee, Anchorage, Alaska, and if no protest is filed in the Land Office within the period of publi- cation or thirty days thereafter, said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued.
 VIRGIL o. SEISER, manager Published December Is, 23, 30,
 1854 and January 6, 13, 1855
The frontiersman., 1954-12-23
SUTT0N SALLEES
By Rsuffer and F'1ack

Our Sutton Post Office has been enlarged to 68 boxes and Mrs. Boulter, our post mistress, has a more comfortable arrange ment with new oil burner.
 The McPherson home is decor ated with Christmas lights.
 Our Sutton church has been active during the Christmas sea son with a special Christmas pro- gram.
 Because of illness in the family and being snow-bound, we are about to discontinue Sutton Sal lies until further notice. We wish you all the Blessings of the Holi- day Season for a Christ-like life and Prosperous New Year.
The frontiersman., 1954-12-23
LEGAL NOTICE
N o1ice for Publication

Notice is hereby given that Oscar William Anderson, entry nan. together with his witnesses Clayto~ E. Racca, and Beulah Mary Hobson, all of Wasilla, Al 3ska, has submitted final proof on his homestead additional entry, Anchorage Serial No. O18521 for Lot }, Sec. 28, T. F North R. 3 West Seward M., containing 7.27 acres, and it Is now in the files of the Lard Office, Anchorage, AL aska, and if no protest is filed in the Land Office within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued.
 VIRGIL o. SEISER, Manager Published Dec. B, 30, 1854, Jan.
 6, 13, 20, 1855
The frontiersman., 1954-12-23
MASONS INSTALL NEW OFFICERS

C. Ivan Branton was Installed as worshipful master in Matan- uska Lodge No. 293, F and AM on Tuesday evening, December 21, along with other recently elected officers. Lew Hanks, past worshipful master, was install ing officer.
 Carlos Driggars, tiler, and Wal ter Iceland, chaplain, who were unable to be in attendance, will be installed in office at later date.
The frontiersman., 1954-12-23
Wood Chipper Available 10 Farmers

The Wood-chipper, owned by the Palmer Soil Conservation Sub-district, is available for use by all farmers of the district for chipping wood for bedding, ac- cording to an announcement made this week.
 Anyone interested in using the chipper, may contact Lew Hanks at the Soil Conservation office in the Legion building, for arrange ments. A rental charge of S10 a day is made by the Sub-district for it's use.
The frontiersman., 1954-12-23
TO SHOW BIBLE FILM AT WAS.lLA DEC. 2o

The film on the history of the Holy Bible to be shown at the United Protestant church on Sun day, will also be shown in Wasil- la on Wednesday evening, De. cember 29 at 8 pm. in the Firsr Presbyterian Church. The film. will be shown during union ser vices to be held by all Wasilla churches and the public is invit- ed to attend.