davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03
YOUNG MAN

College graduate preferred, wanted
by airline. with Headquarters in
Washington, for training program.
Submit full information and qualifi-
cations to Box l39-E. Star. -5
YOUNG MEN-TRAVEL
1924, single; California, Florida.
high earnings. immediate cash ad-
vanced: experience not necessary;
must be neat appearing. See Mrs;
Renee Quesenberry, New Colonial
Hotel, ] to 9 pm. Don't phone.
MEAT PACKER has
openings on eStab. routes in D. c.
for married men bet. rs and 30 yrs,
of age. Experience In meat not
giving BACKGROUND, marital status,
salary requirements and phone num-
Der. Box l93-C, Star. -
WHITE MAN; switchboard. PIX. sec
in large exclusive apartment build
ing. Ages 35 to so. Permanent
position. Hours: 1913 pm. to Z
am. Give age, telephone number.
height. weight, experience and
names and telephone numbers OF
references. Box 3S9-C. Star. -
If YOU ARE DISSATISFIED with
to break into the life, accident and
health and disqualification field in
this city or an outlying district. a
nationally known company offers an
opportunity to several earnest men,
between % and 40. Our plan in
cludes salary plus incentive pay.
group life insurance and pension
plan. Sales background helpful but
not essential Should possess a pleas
ing and aggressive personality.
rounded out by some sound business
and talking to business men OF large
and small companies. Box 252-E,
Star
WANTED AT ONCE-Rawleigh deal
err in Frederick, FauQuier or Rap
pahannock Counties. Write Raw
leigh'S. Dept. Dollar. Richmond,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03
statesmen
Anchor Fence Division

Anchor Post Products, Inc.
We are interested in men between
the ages of % to 40. preferably
married. Must own car and be
able to furnish references OF past
employment Previous selling eX-
perience desirable. Men in this or
allied lines are welcome to apply.
Successful applicants will have ex-
elusive territory. handle the world S
finest line Of fences and have OPP
portunity to earn good income plus
bonus and promotion with world s
leading manufacturer. OF chain link
fence. Family insurance dement's are
available Our factory branch is
located in Washington. Interview
will be arranged BY phoning Mrs.
Moran. Ii. 3-Si51 bet. 8 am. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03
TRIMMERS
FOR
DISPLAY DEPT.
EXPERIENCED
Personnel once
4th Floor
KANN'S
eth. sth and Market Space NV.

TRUCK DRIVER for electrical con-
electrical material Cali ST. 5000.
TRUCK DRIVER. colored. must have
D. c. permit and references; 5E-
day , TesE FRS go0d ~ starting las salary' L.
~ BENCHMAN with years exper: !:
WASHINGTON, DU. 7-636l. %
TV OUTSIDE MAN; salary and COM
mission. Call HO. 2-1548. a
TYPIST; for law office. specializing
in the administration Of estates
day. knowledge Of shorthand nee;
essary. Aforementioned Offices and
good working conditions. Please
reply in own handwriting stating
age; and giving details of aualifl-
fations including schools ATTENDED;
and knowledge of bookkeeping. If
any. Reply in WRITING ONLY to
Suite s24. Investment Bldg, Wesh-
U 1sEfon CAR Il g SALESMAN. 5;ao-1o I'M.
able to type and file. Call 1915 pm.
WINDOW TRIMMER, experienced in
chain store: women's wear; Starting
salary 500 weekly. Call NH. MEL
MAN, experienced groceries. seafood.
poultry and vegetables. Must be
honest, reliable. dependable and
have references. Top salary. Write
Box 125-C, Star. -3
MAN, interested in learning loan
business, start ct bottom. Young or
old, experienced or inexperienced.
Apply in person. FAIR LOAN CO.,
1905 Ga. ave-. Silver Spring. Md.
MAN-For customer follow-up and
sales. in fuel oil dept. Of established
firm. Will consider active retired
man man, gganting to supplement in:
ALLOWANCE; Must have good refer
ences. Write full details Of aualifica-
tons, age and phone number Box
og-C. Star. -
MEN and part time salesmen-Need
part-time or full-time men for Md
and Va. who would like to learn
to sell fence and storm windows
After 2 days Of training you can
earn from 500 to 500 per week.
For further information call JE.
3-0032. 8 am. to 9 pm. =
MEN-PART TIME
Last wk; we placed 8 men. 4 earned
and the other $112:72. All Of them
were on q part-time basis. and
white. Service men given special
eonsid Grafton. Call NO. 1888, 1870
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03

NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS
Firms engaged n interstate com
goods 10, com meycs must now poy
at least rs cents an hour and
time ana one-hdit 1of overtime
under the Federal Wage and Hour
Ldu. Job seekers offered less By
covered firms should notify the
WAGE and Hour Diutsion o S.
Department OF Labor telephone
Executive $3.50 Extension 1875
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03
Statesmen

NATIONS OLDEST MANUFACTURES
WILL HIRE = EXECUTIvE-TYPE
REPRESENTATIVES TO CALL ON
QUALIFIED LEADS; COMPLETE
COMPANY TRAINING FURNISHED;
EARNINGS UP TO S309 PER
WEEK pgT TO THOSE SIsT WIG G.T 4gAL Xxx
NEAT APPEARANCE, COOP REF
ERENCES; FOR EXECUTIVE AP-
POINTMENT CALL MR.. NUGENT.
JE. 2-4I52 BETWEEN THE HOURS
OF 10 AM. AND IL NOON ONLY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03
PIANOS ANY STYLE
PAY CASH: PAUL GOLIBAR'

AL. 4-o9@S OIL, 2-5:3u)
PIPE-Galv.. black, copper cast iron;
cut thread hire f,xtYrs s3od BLOCKS 174S
rErf; * 5s So0 e. & 5 ,.a Faydue steel
poker tables and game equipment,
table tennis tables and accessories.
CONN BILLIARD AND BOWLING
SUPPLY co, $40 9th st, NV. DI.
RADIO coNsoLE-Modern with
RANGE, cleo. full size, S35; oil stor-
age tank. $50; oil space heater, SIS;
boys bicycle, 26-inch.. S14. Cedar
R a new used, rsgs,Es:: 9!s..,
9TH st, NV. ma; $685..
R I3pISdt;aI gss' al sizes; In
REFR1GfRATORs. used i'G rent or buy.
s. mo-; full guarantee. DoWD's.
PERPETRATORS. used: large as.
sediment from $40 up. up; some With
f e, SsT':sa son dSlisss0' SIS a.
REFRIGERAToRs; new and recond.
all sizes; guar. AS low AS 81 90.
Cash or terms. Largest trade-in al
lowance in city. AABACO. 2020
r. !. ave. ne. Open Sunday.
REFGR.-GibSon; lee. size, Il yrs. old;
good cond. SIS. WE. 5-6535. q
REFCR.-Philco. 1858, with freezer
across top. Perfect: best Offer over
500; also l0-cu.tt. Supreme. 4
yrS. old. sos del!v. RIGHT-WAY
MOVERS, 10! 18th st. NV. 10. y
$500 a
REFGR., gas. Servel. Q GU. #. Approx.
3 yrs. old, Freezer across top. SIS:
also Frigid.. needs minor repairs, IS.
10 - -2Rln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03
MEN-PART TIME

Last wk; we placed 8 men. 4 earned
and the other $112.72. Ali Of them
none had previous exper. Age 21-40;
white: Service men gtven special
pm. 70 A:80 pm. today or tomor-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03

CALIFORNIA TRAVEL
Young ladies under 25 travel Cali
fornia and Florida this winter. sum
mer resorts this summer. Chaperoned
group. Fashion publications. $50
week plus bonus. Interview MRS.
Z. II. MASON. 1915 Que st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03

SENIOR STENOGRAPHER. 25-35. a,
ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA, MUS
be available by mid-February
earlier II possible. Rapid dictation
so. experience necessary. Also assist
others with ONCE detail. 37ia-houl
week, s:30-4:30; good salary and
available: Apply in person. Thurs
day or Friday, to MRS. WILSON
Room 9ls. Warner Bldg, 18th and
E SITS. NV. References desirable
sTENOGRAPHER for airline org.
s Sdhy week NC gPod starting salary
STENoGRAPHER. shorthand and typ
ing: employment benefits; to 4:3O
AMERICAN RED CROSS, National
Naval MEDICAL Center. Bethesda
STENOGRAPHER. some exper.. 1ol
permanent position in editorial Of
pleasant working conditions; en-
trance salary. $1,000; advancement
3 mos. Give age, marital status
phone number to Box 267-C. Star
a
STENOGRAPHER. $4,000 well-es.
tabliShed professional association
with nationwide membership, desires
ing for l man: 5-day. 40-hour week
pleasant working conditions. Write
full background and references. Box
FL A. Star.
STENOGRAPHER, single. not over
80, for position with large corpora
ton. Reply In full. giving age. edu-
cation, experience. recent occupation
and refs; starting salary, 81 900
per year. Box 131-C.. Star. a
part time: young
lady to work 4 or 5 hours in the
afternoon. ; days per week: must
be capable and good at figures; semi
annual vacation with pay. Apply In
person only. NATIONAL UNIFORM
CO. POOL X St NV "A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03
MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO MIAMI Feb. 8 in new
car: refs. exch., share expenses.
Call ST. $4,000. Ext. 345. A.
DRIVING TO MIAMI. Sun. March 2;
take 3. Call HE. 1886 for info.
MIAMI-Leave Immediately: driving
new car: can take 3. Phone Hay
market 4-23Sl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03

When dRSwertna advertisement
addressed TO St1s bores do NOT
IRcioSe original references photo.
ornphS or other materials o. per-
Sondl Udlue Copies seFOe the pur-
pose ana originals mag oct lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FUR COAT-Beautiful silver mus
KRAFT. sixe 1915, full length. worn
$685. E EA. ' sa7d tg5 less than half
Dsrf not eond t;r ssS Gail sisa 81.
F fsSfTi sALE-Brand-new % Bet
rm. from unclaimed freight ard
factory closeouts, etc. A great saw
ing for cash: LION STORAGE
FLpG.; 400 New York ave: NV.
FURNITURE-Two rms. bedroom,
living room. breakfast set. JU. g.
FURNITURE-Bunk beds, SIS; sofa
and chairs and end stands $50:
SSie 6sd msDe sa5 wrn r. S!2l
after 9 pm. or see MRS. GORDON.
FURNITURE-Liv. rm. bedrm. suites:
odd bed complete; also rugs. chrome
dinette. tables and lamps. Call tn.
F TJsSf9 hsfsr : 9i%; and living
room furniture; carpets. Excel.
condition. No dealers. ia. $4,000.
FURNITURE-Rug and pad, $50;
suite, S35; dresser S4; 2 lamps, SIS.
4l6 18th st. me-, apt. z. A.
FURNITURE-Lge. steel util cabinet:
cleo. Singer sewing machine; beau
mahog. tbl. !round for liy. rm. OF
din: rm.. . cleo. fans. EN-. 2-5299.
FURNITURE-Holly bed. box
springs; almost new. $3.50. Call
F TF: 1TSsE: suite. mahos..
| 4-poster bed; liv. rm. suite: dinette
suite: large window fan. rugs.
vacuum cleaner. linen. miscel. 10.
FURN.-Bed. Beautyrest matt, studio
cch., chests. Samson cd. tble., 3
chrs. other items. Ii. 6-6S90. -
IFURN.-TV. bedrm. set, kneehole desk
and chair, bookshelves. baby furn.;
entire household furn. DU. 1851.
FURN.-Complete contents Of 3
bedrm. apt. incl. kitchen ware,
china, crystal and misc. items. OIL.
| 6-S576. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03
Quality Living Room Group
SIG

A huge selection of living rooms, bed.
rooms. dining rooms. dinettes anc
furniture for every room in the
home in many STYLES and practically
every price range
Although ATLAS FURNITURE price.
arr based on cash selling. easy
monthly credit terms may be ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03
HELP-MEN tcont. }

AUTO LOT BOY, colored. to clean
used cars. MR.. DIXON. 17l0 Good
Hope I'd. Sc.
AUTO MECHANIC. experienced. must
have references: good wages and
excellent working conditions with
large, well-establiShed Lincoln Mer-
cury dealer; free life and hospitali-
cation ms; SH1RLiNGTON MOTOR
Al To oH aaann9 W" MIL -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINES. special sale
guaranteed, new and used; terms
rentals: repairs. AMERICAN TYPE
" TIER CO.. 1881 E. Capitol st
ADDING MACHINES-store-wide sal,
from $50 ur; rentals repairs
CENTRAL %o1S l4th st. NV. HUI
AIR COMPREssORs. new, all sizes
reduced prices: terms. Ii. 4-o3n9
a st1gf pm. ~; lr@3oS oioct mad,
prior to 1915 by Alexander Cope
land mahog. case, S-day movement
finest condition. Call TIE. 6-1602
Antique Exquisite tulip patterr
quilt; homespun material. 3 yds. )
ga yds.; suit for tester bed; 500
OIL. 2-735S 4
ANTIQUES New England 18th Cen
fury drop-lid desk; excellent struc-
tural condition. LO. 5-193S. d
ANTIQUES
Do not sell your valuable antique
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03
AUTO MECHANIC

Unusual opportunity for experienced
nan looking for permanent en-
ployment to work on salary basis;
vacation with pay; company bene-
in person. to Mr.. Mills or Mr.,
HerSon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03


Regular Price
Comfortable green
ounge chair $4,000 5000
NJ odern armless
sofa. converts to
single bed $500 1895
Wrought iron di-
nette chairs 1895 e.95
fet 1900 $500
rubber lounge chair 1900 1900
Wrought iron 6-pc. -
Blond ' oak book. 0''oO cow
s sizes ehrom. d,n.t,. $3.50 1898 1898
LINED oak, double
F por and pam PANEL oed $4,000 5000
to $4,000 $500
Der Der" IA ~ 10000 $500
Der chair 1926 1895
Solid 4l,-in. foam
rubber mattress
and matching box
spring twin size 1900 $685.
Blond bedbar. chest
and . night tables 1895 5000
Budget terms and delivery can be
arranged.
PENTHOUSE MODERN
WAREHOUSE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03

White. for diaper service. Must know
city. Estab. route: good salary.
TIDY DI-DY DIAPER SERVICE, 7Ol
Lamont st NV a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03

College graduate preferred. wanted
by airline. with Headquarters in
Washington, for training program.
Submit full information and qualifi-
cations to Box 1909. Star. s.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-01
Montana, Wyoming
Fair Dates Set

DATES OF 1854 Montana and
Wyoming fairs were scheduled at
meeting of the Rocky Mountain AS.
ISOLATION of Fairs held in Great Falls.
The schedule of dates, subject to
change in a few cases, follows:
"a" circuit-North Montana State
Fair, Great Falls, July 30-Aug. z;
Midland Empire Fair, Billings, Aug.
Ola; Central Wyoming Fair, Casper,
Aug. 1928.
"B" and I'D" circuits, Combined
this year)-Marias Fair and Rodeo,
Shelby, July 22-25: Central Montana
Fair, Lewistown, July 29-31; Phil
lips County Fair and Rodeo, Dodson,
Aug. 7-8; Hill County Fair, Havre,
Aug. 1914; Basin, Wyo., fair, Aug.
1921; Powell, Wyo., fair, Aug. 24-25;
Eastern Montana Fair, Miles City,
Aug. $3.50.
&C." circuit-Sanders County Fair,
Plains, Aug. 1915; Rosebud County
Fair, Forsyth, Aug. 1920; Prairie
County Fair, Terry, Aug. 21-22; Fa1-
lon County Fair, Baker, Aug. 27-29;
Richland County Fair, Sidney, Aug.
30-Sept. 1; Valley County Fair, Glas-
Cow, Sept. "a; Dawson County Fair,
Glendive, Sept. ST; Chouteau Coun-
ty Fair, Fort Benton, Sept. 1912.
'eE' circuit-Pewe1 County Fair,
Deer Lodge, Aug. 20-22, TENTATIVELY;
Madison County Fair, Twin Bridges,
Aug. 1922, Tentatively; Lincoln
County Fair, Libby, Aug. 27-29; RAJ
valli County Fair, Hamilton, Sept.
4-6; Northwest Montana Fair, Kali
spell, Sept. Gil, TENTATIVELY.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-01

There is much VoluobIe infornno-
ton in the free booklets offered by
some of our advertisers. The list be-
low shows some of the free booklets
or special offers that may be secured
by referring to advertisements in this
issue. Look for them on the pooes
indicated. For prompt replies Just send
q postal cord or letter direct to the
advertiser. Be sure to use the coupon
if one is included in the advertise
ment.
Send for voiuabIe free book ON
whot you should know about port
oble sprinkler irrigation. p. SO
Write for free details concerning
weather and crop analysis. p. 80
White Leshorns poy out better.
write for the new 1854 eotoIos and
price list now. p. 40
Get eIod-free seed beds in fewer
trips. write for free folder. p. a
Send for free literature on the new
power new economy tractor. P. Ia
Gigantic surplus sale, send for eoto-
log listing hundreds of eIoseouts.
P. al
To help you get better yields for
your Ionds. send for free oIfoIfo
folders. P.5
Write for information concerning q
sickle tool for use on oil mower and
combine siekIes. p. IT
Write for q free booklet with in
formation about automotie Iond
Jewelers. and hydraulic seropers. p. IS
Stor of oil dieseIs, first with power
steering, write for new eotdIoes.
p. IL
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-01

subject will be ''The Role of the
Rumen in the Nutrition of Cattle
DR.. o. O.. Thomas of MISC animal
industry faculty is chairman of con-
ference.
While national turkey production
in 1854 Is expected to be increased
about per cent Montana growers
have declared intentions to produce
about $4,000 birds, per cent fewer
than 1858 crop of $4,000 birds. In
tentions indicate increase in bronze
and other heavy breeds, fewer Belts
vile Whites, other lighter breeds.
Stocks of wheat in all positions in
Montana Jan. were estimated at
75,882,000 bushels, 10 per cent larger
than 63,781. 900 bushels in storage
year ago. Off-farm storage totaled
15,370,000 bushels, down 5 per cent
from last year. Wheat stored on
farms amounted to 60,512,000 bushels
as compared to 47,622,000 last year.
Barley stored in all positions totaled
13,312,000 bushels, compared with
8,513,000 bushels year ago. Of total,
12,705.000 bushels were stored on
farms.
II. c. Ellis. Great Falls. has been
elected to three-year term on board
of directors of Farm Credit Admin
istration of Spokane. Ellis is ranch
er and president of Great Falls Pro-
duction Credit Association.
Secretary Benson has stated that
price supports for wool will be con-
tinued through 1854. Benson made
statement to counterfeit rumors that
supports might be reduced before
any new program is approved.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-01

CDEE YOU may have a generous
NE supply of Pages Palliative
Pile Preparations absolutely free.
Send your name and address for your
free supply TODAY.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-01

sI will never forget
the Page Company as
long as I live. / am
So years old this year.
Good luck to every
body that uses Page
Palliative Prepare
tions." John ID. BuShee,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-01
- :. =

Ii you suffer the miseries, read this
report from Mr.. John D. Bushee:
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-03

Samuel D. Gershovitz of New
! York, executive vice-president Of
the. National Jewish Welfare
Board, has been named 1854
recipient of Aleph Zadik Aleph's
"Sam Beber Distinguished Alum
nus Award"
Selection of Mr.. Gershovitz was
made this week by delegates at
tending the 3lst international
vention and Leadership
Training Institute of Aleph Zadik
Aleph, boys group of the B'nai
Birth Youth Organization. More
than 200 teen-age delegates, rep
resenting the organizations $50
chapters throughout the United
States and Canada, had been
meeting in Starlight, Pennsyl-
vania at Camp B'nai Birth since
Wed, August Is. The seven-day
parley adjourned on Tuesday,
August 81.
The distinguished Alumnus
Award" made annually by AZA
to a former member who has
made notable contributions to
American Jewish life, is named
for Sam Beber, Park Forest, I'LL
nois, who founded AZA in 1924.
Mr.. Gershovitz, who was men,
Der of AZA in Minneapolis, is
the fourth recipient of the award.
Previous winners have been:
1951-Philip M. Klutznick, Park
Forest, Illinois, President of B'nai
Birth; 1952-Leo M. Cherne, New
York, chairman of the Interna-
tional Rescue Mission and execu-
tive secretary of the Research In
stitute of America; 1953-Julius
Bisno, Los Angeles, executive
director of the Los Angeles Jew
ish Community Council.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-03
and oratory contests.

and oratory contests.
They remember that he was at
the top of his class at Georgia;
president of Phi Kappa Society,
and that he indicted Franklin
Roosevelt into that group; that he
was a member of Sphinx; and
won the Deans prize in law
school.
The third generation of his
family to live in Ben Hill county,
Morris was the grandson of DR..
Morris S. Cohen, pioneer settler
and horse-and-buggy country
doctor. His mother taught school
at Roanoke until his father moved
to Fitzgerald and opened store
and courted her. Their wedding
reception was one of the first in
the Lee-Grant Hotel.
It is in the American tradition
that the son of small town mer-
chant and a country school teach
er can offer as candidate for
Congress.
And the career of Morris
Abram has proved again for those
who know him best that a good
boy makes a good man.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-03

~ ~


convincing sincerity tabled him
early for public life.
He has fulfilled the promise of
the boy this community knew
Achievement has marked his life
through the intervening years.
Now he has announced for Con-
gress from the Fifth District of
Georgia, and his election will i'm
press his boyhood admirers with
the fitness of things. For it ap-
peared to them, even in his teens,
that no less than the halls Of the
U. IS. Congress would provide a
forum equal to his talents.
Those who recognized his early
promises have taken pride in his
career. They feel that the people
of DeKalb, Fulton and Rockdale
counties, comprising Georgia's
great metropolitan area, would
have equal personal pride in this
young man if given the opportun-
ity to know him intimately, as his
small town neighbors know him.
The community has taken pride
in his high school record, in his
scholastic attainments at Univer-
sity of Georgia, the Rhodes scho-
larship he won that sent him to
Oxford, the war record that won
for him the Legion of Merit, the
nations second highest military
honor. The community took pride
in him as a prosecutor at the
Nuremberg trials, of his magnifi-
cent service as assistant director
of the Henry L. Stimson commit
tee for the Marshall Plan.
They remember how he spoke
out at IA against the evils of
Communism; how, when he was
but boy, when Fitzgerald had no
rabbi, he conducted the Bar Mitz-
yah services; how he occupied the
pulpit of the Christian church at
Brotherhood services; how he
won the district high school de-
bate; that he was valedictorian of
the 1884 graduating class at Fitz-
gerald High; that he was editor of
the high school paper, that he
won the UDC and OAR essay
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-03

When Morris Abram was COM
ing along as a student in the Fitz-
gerald public schools both his
schoolboy associates and his eld-
ers predicted great things for this
young fellow. His scholastic at
tainments, his forensic ability, his
Kodiak mirror., 1954-05-15

The next regular meeting of the ,. Kodiak Emblem Club No i87 will will be held Thursday, May 20. at 8 pm at the Elks Hall. ''
 All members are urged to attend and help support their new officers.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-05-15

The fire department an- swered a call Tuesday. May II to put out a grass fire behind the Chet Clymer residence.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-05-15

j, ,Aababy girl weighlng7 lbs.s |6 ozs, |. was. born May l to
 Mrs. Barbara Jean Brandes,
 wife of Raymond Charles
 Brandes, TD3. USN.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-05-15

Wearing helmet and an Air Force partial pressure suit for high altitude flying; Jack Walton, Chance Vought Aircraft test pilot stands atop fuseage of F7US Cutass plane in Dallas Texas, where Chance Vought has plant The two dark circular objects in foreground tail pipes from jet engines of the plane. (Rwirephoto)
The Nome nugget., 1954-09-20
Worlds Most Hazardous
 Airlines Operates In India

SRINAGAR, Kashmir, R-One of the worlds most hazardous commercial air routes opened to- day over the top of the world.
 An oxygen equipped twin-en- zine plane flew 160 miles over the snoWcapped Himalayan peaks from Srinagar, in Kashmir, to Leh, in India's eastern Buddhist province of Ladakh.
 Leh adjoins Communist Chin ese-occupied Tibet and Sinkiang. Its airfield, 11,554 feet above sea level, is one of the worlds high est.
 The service will be one plane every two weeks.