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The frontiersman., 1954-09-23
PARADE TO OPEN KIDS DAY EVENTS

Homeroom teachers have re- ported many entrants registered for the Kiwanis Clubs annual Kids Day program slated for this Saturday afternoon.
 The first event, a parade of Kids IN Pets will begin at l p.m., sharp, at the school gymnasium. Youngsters planning to partici- pate are requested to be on hand prior to the starting time to allow for parade formation. Members of the Palmer School Band are expected to furnish music for the parade.
 Three awards will be given for each of the following parade en- tries: Kids in costume. Bicycle en- tries (bicycles may be decorated). Pets (Pets may be dressed up or decorated.) and miscellaneous en- tries.
 The second event, the talent show which will be presented in the school gym after the parade, offers three awards in eight class ifications which are: Singing, solo. Singing, group. Dancing, solo. Dancing, group routine. Musical, instrumental. Reading. Skit. Stunts or variety acts. Talent show entries were to be regis cred by Wednesday night.
 Participants in the hobby show are requested to have exhibits in place in the school gym by 1":00 noon on Saturday. Special treats will be given in hobby (collec- ions, scrapbooks, etc); handi- crafts (woodwork, metal, leather craft, etc); art (drawing, paint ing, etc); sewing or needlework; and others.
 Every youngster taking part in the program will receive rec ognition, along with a special treat for all children attending.
The frontiersman., 1954-09-23
RALLY DAY PLANNED
 AT UNITED PROTESTANT CHURCH THIS SUNDAY

This Sunday will be Rally Day in the Sunday School of the Un- ited Protestant Church. A special hour-long program has been planned for the school hour at l0:00 am. Special musical num- bers will be brought by members of the Sunday School; an object talk by Rev. Brian CleWorth, and students will be promoted to high CT classes. Promotional certifi- cates will be presented students going from one class to another.
 Parents are urged to enroll their children in Sunday School at this time. Classes are held for children three years of age on up. The new years work commences after Rally Day and it is a fine time to start new students in the school.
 All parents and students are urged to attend the Rally Day program at 1000 am. and remain for the morning worship at II am. when Rev. Cleworth will preach on the topic, '"The Crime of Being Young.
The frontiersman., 1954-09-23
Italian Film
 To Open Palmer ACT Season Sat.

The second season for the Pal mer chapter Alaska Community Theatre will open Saturday eve ming, September 25, when the Italian film, Open City" will be shown, Dan Fleming, chairman, announced this week.
 The picture will be shown in the United Protestant Church social hall at pm.
 The famous film was directed by Roberto Rossellini and stars Anna Magnani. The film was planned before the Germans had left Rome and was shot under the most exacting conditions without the usual technical luXuries of normal location or studio produc- tion.
 All persons interested in view ing this film and four additional chosen films is invited to join the ACT. Membership in the theatre group is $5 per year, and may be purchased from any mem Der or at the film showing Sat urday night.
 Single admissions will be per mitted at any of the showings, Demming said, as long as seat ing space is available.
The frontiersman., 1954-09-23
AUXILIARY PLANS
 MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

One million members enrolled for service to America and Am erica'S war veterans in 1854, ac cording to Mrs. H. T. Steelman- 'The goal of the American Le- zion Auxiliary in 1855 is to add to this, the largest membership in the history of the Auxiliary, "' said Mrs. Steelman, membership chairman of the Matanuska Val ley unit, as she completed plans for the local participation in the national membership effort.
 The local campaign will begin October l and continue until No vember 30. During this time eli gible women of the community will be invited to enter the or ganization and be ready to take part in the activities of 1855.
 Eligible for membership, Mrs. Steelman explained, "are wives. mothers, sisters and daughters of members of the American Legion and of persons who gave their lives in the World Wars, or the Korean conflict, or who have died since honorable discharge from war service Women who were themselves regularly enroll led in the. armed forces during wartime are eligible to member ship in both the Legion and Aux Hilary.
 "The Auxiliary offers women an opportunity to carry on the type of patriotic service given by their families in time of war, and to aid the disabled veterans and veterans families. Working side by side with the men of the Am erican Legion, our women have rolled up an impressive record of achievements and we are looking forward to doing even more in the future, Mrs. Steelman stated
The frontiersman., 1954-09-23
Reporters
 NohAook

Among students leaving for the States this week was Gus k1em who flew out to Seattle on We'd nesday. He enters his third year at the University of Washington this fall.
 Visiting in Palmer last Thurs day were Republicans Bruce Kendall of Cordova, Ed Holt of Anchorage and candidate for Ter ritorial Commissioner of Labor, Henry Benson.
 Mrs. Rae Ryan of Camas, Washington is visiting MT. and Mrs. Robert KIem. This is her first visit to the territory and Palmer.
 Word has been received of the death on August 8 of Miss Jen Skule, member of the Executive Committee of the Alaska Educa- tion Association and a former Palmer school teacher. Miss Skule's sister, Miss Julie Skule, is a teacher in the Anchorage school system.
 Grace Edleman is enjoying a weeks vacation from her duties at the Coop office. Annie Have meister is replacing Willie Peter sen who recently resigned and Mary Jane Clark, who leaves for college today has also resigned.
 Rev. Brian Cleworth, pastor of United Protestant Church, return ed to the Valley last Thursday following three-week Stateside trip. While Outside Rev. Gle worth appeared on Strike It Rich" radio program, visited his parents in Minnesota and with his sister made a trip to Califor- mia.
The frontiersman., 1954-09-23

seal of the City of Palmer, Alas ka this first day of July, 1854. (City SeaD
 REGISTRATION OF VOTERS REQUIRED. A favorable vote of 65% of a special class of voters, namely, taxpayers whose names appear on the last tax assessment roll or record and who have pre- viously registered for this cleo tion, is required, for the City to incur bonded indebtedness as pro vided in the propositions set forth hereinabove.
 Accordingly, registration books will be kept open at the City Clerks Office from September 2, 1854, to and including October l. 1854, wherein all taxpayers of the City of Palmer, whose names appear on the last tax assessment roll or record must previously register in order to be elegible to vote on said propositions at said election as taxpayers of the City of Palmer.
 The polls will be open at the time and place above stated, and all persons who are qualified cleo tors and also those who have reg istered as hereinabove provided, and whose names appear on the last tax assessment roll of the City of Palmer, who are other wise qualified electors of said city, shall be entitled to vote at said special election.
 This notice is given, in accor- dance with the Act of Congress of May 28, 1886, an Act of Congress of March 6, 1946, and an Act of Congress of August A, l949 (48 use. 486-486D and in accord ance with the laws of the Terri tory of Alaska and the ordinances of the City of Palmer.
 Witness my hand and official seal of the City of Palmer, Alaska, this 2nd day of September, 1854 (City SeaD
 LENORE AMERMAN
 Acting City Clerk Published September 2, g, l6, B,
 30, 1854.
The frontiersman., 1954-09-23
JEAN BURKE HEADS GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOC.

Jean Burke was elected presi- dent of the Palmer High School Girls Athletic Association at the groups first meeting, Monday, September 20. Others elected to hold office are: Barbara Hudgins, vice-president; Carol Woods, sec retary; and Wilda Harris, treas urer. Miss Anita Higgins is spon- Sor.
 Various activities are being planned for the coming year and all girls, grade nine through 12 are urged to attend the meetings.
The frontiersman., 1954-09-23

Marvin Rupp of Lazy Noun tain Childrens Home is substitut ing in one of the Central School seventh grades. Because of in creased enrolment in the seventh grade a third class was made nee essary this term.
Evening star., 1954-11-14
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, PORCHES, jalousies,
kitchens modernized. rec. rms, COM
plete remodeling service; estimates
free: all work fully guar: no money
down. 80 mos. TO pay; white me.
chanics sECo SAILS, JU. s-3oio.
EN-. 2-S749 day or night.
ADDITIONS. porch Enclosures. bsmt.
improvement. etc.: for solution to
your problem, or an estimate, cal
MR.. WILSON, NO. 7-7957 after. 9.
ADDITIONS. porch enclosures. bsmt.
improvements, etc. For solution to
MR SGSf REGsoH RT9eas@H n No an sss9 ssslma.e san
ADDITIONS, REPAIRS, CARPENTRY
Mo job too big or too small. Free
estimates. DULANEY, Ju. 7-54s4.
AMERICAN STONE-The finest that
fits your pockethook can be applied
over any surface: never needs paint
ing or upseep; also all types Of home
improvements. Phone EN-. 2-6600 or
write CHEVY CHASE CONTRACT.
ING co. 50S3 WISCONSIN aye. nv.
country ROADS: also blue stone and
bank gravsl. Free estimates. IA.
BICYCLES-we repair bicycles, tri-
cycles, strollers and carriages; also
wheels retired. Open Sunday. BIZ
CrCLb hENIAL Sf1Of. 14oS FaIk
rd. NV, AID. 2-1S54.
tombstone Johns Msnyille SIDING.
roonng. porches tnclosed, See our
new Ribbon Stone. Modernizing your
home is our business. Certified
Johns Manville dealer. All work
guar; free est. Nothing down. 3
Yrs: to pay. CAPITOL CONTRACT
ING CO.. .4S19 Beth. ave. Beth. Md.
BRICK AND MASONRY WORK-Re-
pairs; ireplaces repaired. oL
3-623S
BRlCKLAYING C0NTRACT0R-Fire.
places. walls, steps: all types of
masonry. A. FAGNANI, 10. 2-1q94.
BUILDING, remodeling. repairing,
carpentry, brick and cement work.
HU. 3-SlSa, MR.. BAKER.
BUILDING and remodeling and addi-
tons. Carports made into living
quarters. Call JE. 4-3125 anytime.
BUILDING remodeling. brick and
cement work, plastering painting.
floor sandins, retaining walls. NO.
~E~0A
Evening star., 1954-11-14
HELP--WoMsN

TELEPHONE sOLICrTOR to work d
home, must have previous expert.
ence; interesting work; salary and
commission. BOX 321- n. Star. --16
TYPIST, ! college graduate will,
/ physical sciences BACKGROUND and
IBM PSM experience, preferred;
work for research organi5ation IN
59Ss. Bethesda. Nd.
TYP1ST, 5 days. week: some knowl-
edge helpful but not necessary.
ALBERT KRAVITz CO. 1920 \; Z.
TYPisT. sgsi H;wi ior research division Of Of air
line Arm, 5-day week, good startins
salary airline privileges. ME.
TYPIsT. iTPHSp. ACCURACY AND SIZED
,REauIREDDstail ]a S.1 york .II involved yiT.
conditioned cSSdioa iarsaY rsai estate @ once n
LERNER Ss CO., 64O8 Georgia ave
NV. Call TU. 2-I136 today FOL
TYPIsTs ae5. one part time. hours
10 am. to 8 PM; one full time,
hours $50 am. to 5 p.m.: 5 days
week; Call M. Tredway Ct W. ";
fPAMIFEs Sq SG 5sas 1aat.d Na
tional % trade assn. 5sday "Si Week. Sal
ary $3.50 monthly BOX 3o9-c, Star.
MATTRESSES, white: must be expert
enced and fast: excellent tips and
meals; apply in person; person y only ,,IS e
t!formsriy, Whistle Stop Restaurantl.
wAfTREssEs fis fs AN AND S0isai iBsAaiRsMIAsiiDsM MAIDS
Apply after pm. CLUB La
CONGA. 9412 Baltimore blvd, Col
lege PIX. Nd. ---14
Evening star., 1954-11-14

Ols %~f4co. gs
--14
DIPLOMATIC HOUSEHOLD requires
experienced parlor maid. white, live
in. good living quarters. personal
references, Week end, Ho. 2-iOS5;
weekdays. EN-. s2-S22f. -l5
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER and cook,
must live in, colored or foreign
born white; must have local refer
ences and be experienced with chill
drer; half day THURSDAYS and every
other Sunday Of. EN-. 3-1S1S. --1a
O. q, chilarst1; 95sa local references; $50.
|G.H.W, I2 until after dinner; SIS
weekly. 5-day week. Lu. 2-l325.
G.H.w.-CooK = In apt, fond o,
children Experienced; or day
week: $50. ia, 9-5069.
est: dependable, fond Of children.
Refs. essential. Cail HE. 4-3S56.
G.H.W., cook: 5Ia-day week, no SUM-
days: recent local references; live
in. Call OIL. 6-1349.
G.H.W. AND COOKING for bachelor
4 Rouss ysfFns e. 50S !. dsys dasnHfSn SIS Aiys a.
G.H.W.-cook; 30 to 40. live in;
must have excellent references and
be fond OF children; good job fol-
right person; of Thurs, every other
Sunday. OIL, 6-74g1. --l5
HOUSEkEEPER-COOK live in, Ger
man or scandinavian preferred; ex-
ceilent situation and pay for right
person; attractive quarters. private
bath; adults in family; best ref
erences, real experience required; un-
usual opportunity for right person.
Box 20a-E, Star. Ia
MAID-Must live in; little cooking;
fond OF children; laundry; 5h-day
2542.
MAID-Liys in: 5h days; general
housework; laundry; 25 to IS yrs.
old: local references: S25 week
Box 20-H. Star.
Observation-Disclosures, for Q
pre--school children and upstairs
work. Live-in. Lovely room, "a day
Wednesday and alternate Sundays
of. Other permanent help en-
ployed. Excellent references re.
quired. EN-. 3-S2I5.
Evening star., 1954-11-14
SITUATIONS MEN tcsas.D

YOUNG MAN, college BACKGROUND, de.
sires part-time Job after 5 pm. No.
wanted BY registered
Iasssur. P. o. Box 60Ss, Mid
ESREsfEseEsD Siy ssiffsiSnEs MAN, fond Of shil- /
dren, desires work at school or insti-
tuition. HU, 3-598S.
C0L0RED BOY, 20 yrs. old, desires
any type Of work. Cali Ii. 7-6005.
COOK desires lob all
around man. NO. 7-5940.
CQLORED MAN, college ed, age 81,
desires work after 4 pm; wide
exper. EX. 3-1360. ewes. IA
C0LORED MAN desires fun or part.
time nightwork as 6th-class engineer
elevator operator, night watchman
or cleaning. LU. 1-24S9.
COL0RED MAN desires eve, and wk..
end work as bartender, waiter
minor plumbing repairs; after 4:30;
ColORRED MAN with car. wants Worl M
as del. clerk. chauf., houseman; car
stay nights; does work Of any kind
References. EX. 3-2g1S.
COLORED MAN wants Job as porter
and driver or cleaning; experienced
References. WA. 5-9695.
COL. MAN wants full or part time wk
Cleaning Of any kind. Maintenance
man. gen. laborer or handy man;
exper: ref. SP 3-740R
Evening star., 1954-11-14

RELIABLE elderly white woman. work
for small family or lin motherless
home. RA. 6-4579. IL
REFINED WHITE LADY. companion
or child care; pref / child: live IN
Or home: good home and congenial.
ExPER. DAY WORKER and laun.
dress or cleaning ofices at night.
Z YoUNg CoLoREp GIRLS desire
child care or mothers helper; 1880
Fla. ave. NV, HO. 2-0666. --14
MIDDLE-AGED MAID. afternoon work;
With good refs. Ills 18th st. NV.
Ant. 304 NO. 7..246.
EXCELLENT S.cisL COOK, splendid maid is
cevl5Ss ceapls Of P0i,s9n baebeors IN Sk sse Sisn
out: best of refs. AID. 2-I15S.
! WOULD LIKE to place my maid 4
eyes. wk,, 5-9. Cali me for refs.
NEAT COL GIRL desires mothers
helper or part time maid, no cooking:
city ref. AID. 4-2009.
NEAT. COLORED GIRL desires work
cleaning apartments or guest home.
REfiiSE1D Negro woman. 81. wants
work cleaning in guest home or pri-
te yste h9Bs; local refs, no. 2-3S59.
Ssara Ssaning btI 1lve 1sss II ss out; last i9s ~
h;g.' or child care; live in. Phone
COLoRED GIRL desires child care
or cleaning job. CO. 5-4695.
C0L0RED GIRL wants lob cleaning
or taking care of children; 5 days
week: refs, DU. T-9370.
COLORED GIRL desires lob baby sit
ting gSe bus girl or any type work. Ii.
CoLoRED GIRL desires cleaning and
taking care of elderly person: De-
CoLORED GIRL wants work clean
ing. ironing, hab ysitting. serving.
COL0RED GIRL desires work: living
In for employed parents. With refs.
Phone LU. 4-l007.
COLORED GIRL. experienced: desires
part or full time work. Call HU. 81
$3.50 from am. to i 1 am; 4 pm.
CoLRED GIRL wants part time
morning. work, four days week. all
day Wed. NO. 7-2041.
|COLORED GIRL des. g.h.w. and child
care; S-day wk.. sit > nights: excel.
refs. Cell all day Sun. RA. 6-04S2
CoLoRED GIRL desires work as
RGfhsEs WtI stay he hsDes; sr nsris sisas Or Inv
COLORED GIRL desires days work
or child care. Call CO. 5-9OS7.
gag asy, work; full or part time. Ii. O.
lCoLoRED GIRL. exper. day worker:
desires si ST 4-day a.gosk Ss.; Md. D. c. rsfs.
ss6SSi .na cam jsIIrdsys sssei IA os sftir
ironing each tues; Seiss ca sun.
am, late p.m.. Ii. 3-2057.
C0L0RED LADY desires g.h.w., full
or part time. 5-day wk.: refs. Ii,
C6LoRED WOMAN wants job 4
mornings. from 9 until 1. DE. =
CoLoRED WOMAN. reliable, wishes
days work; good laundress. RA
COLoRED WOMAN wants part time
work tInorn.. or evening", cleaning.
laundry or through early dinner; Ii.
CoIORED WOMAN desires INV.
child care or days work. ) DAYS wk.
Exper: dependable. Good refs. Ii,
CoL0RED WOMAN WANTS regular
part time work or days work: good
ref. .opr'sr o-2736.
COL0RED WOMAN desires day wk.
G.hw. or child care. Recent refs.
COLoREn WOMAN. s.h.w., exper.
cook: good refs. Mon. through Fri.
Live out. HO. 2-SS10.
COL0RED WOMAN wishes housework
or child care: references. LU. A.
COLORED WOMAN wants baby sit
ting, light housework. 5-day wk.:
refs. DfI 7-3130. Ia
COLORED WOMAN wants g.h.w. and
plain cooking; 5-days wk.: refs. AID.
2-6541.
Evening star., 1954-11-14

soIT poth 80 "Is'' ON' Do"
oo1 q. neLlleSua.
MAN, colored, wants worF house.
Cleaning, wax floors. wash windoWs
or nisnf ,anjfor ri 1sAno
MAN desires Wort ~ any tyns Han,.
3:3O pm. Till i(:3o nm. No
7-6SO3.
MAN, colored, desires work as Gus
todian, warehouse man. etc, Al
References. AID. 2-1O57.
MEN AVAILABLE for house and yart
work and other misc. odd Jobs, Cal
Light Center. NE sn453a' Do'
MAN, colored. wants lob as janitor;
experienced. References. NO. T-4665
IPRESSMAN, avail. ewes. and Satur-
days. Platen. Miller. Kelly and
Miehle: non-union only. UN. 4-2704
PUBLICATION EDITOR, bibliography
Evening star., 1954-11-14

Ia
WOMAN, white, 30-55 years, care
tor 6-mo. child and maintain
house; Business couple. IN Arling-
'aRasES Rssth Certificate IL sairif. 5H
WOMEN, all refs, checked; good dea cook
hskpr.;; day worker. nursemaid, store
maid, porter, Office cleaner; laundry,
ttyping. clerking. SWIFT EMPLOY
MMENT AGENCY, 913 10th st. NV.
Will Vii GIVE GIVE GOOD HOME and small
honSework and baby sitting. oL.
An OPP o6fP'if'oRTuNrrY FOR . m1a 1ef1nea,
intelligent white women, one to
COOK and one as chambermaid;
excellent working conditions and
salary IN refined. quiet home. Box
eoobb, osb, HoME, S5sIi modest wages. fla offered
spectacle foreign service family, in
sxch: for Ink, child care. HA.
coMPHlTiENr MAID, for s.h.w.: VII iiv.
refs. required. OIL. 4-2937. Ia
FINE-TYPE PERSON, to care for
2 children; white or colored: must
be pleasant, intelligent and clean
SaIn some PAN Pa cookins; live in: other
DEPENDABLE WOMAN, under As,
g.h.w.. and cook, for 2 adults; Alex.
near bus; pvt. room; S25 wk.; day
on. Phone or write Box 320-H. Star
WANTED-A middle-aeed woman ts
keep house and look after semi,
invalid woman: make this youl
work. Cali Ii. 4-7oss. u .AunPf' @i4
religious colored woman,
80 to 30, to live in, care for chill
Sarsn; 2 days of during week. TU
RENT FREE. s-room apartment. h4 to
middle-aged white couple; husba nd
employed; in exchange kitchen help,
location. Write Box 123-E, Star.
giving personal references. ID
WE NEED A WOMAN, experienced as
child's nurse, who can cook; other
help; live in; Of Thursdays and
every other Sunday. Salary to start
SaU per week. Box 161-H Star.
GSoD tor , HOME Ell for lady in exchange
mo. RA. 6-779O. -16
WHITE WOMAN for s.h.w.. live-in. /
person in family. Call JU' 9-6I12
WHITE, foreign-born hskpr.: cook
for apt. Exper. in child care. No
laundry. 5-day wk.. stay 2 nights
or live In: S27. ia. 9-2437.
WOMAN to share apt. with
colored family In exch. for child
care; snn. salary. HU. 3-9343.
CQL0RED GIRL. age 80 to S5;
honest. Top salary. Part-time COOK
Ing, Ia 0-1712e
Evening star., 1954-11-14
OAAAAAND u
14Il H St. NV.

WEAvERs-Experienced. Part time
WEAVING Co. s06 g St. NV ME.
GIRL, is,s'1 white. for ono. work, part
time. to 8 pm. Call at 1919
GIRL. white, general once work in
funeral home. Tipping necessary.
LADIES Ani SAN And fG5 GoEInfGE aIHfs STUDENTS
Extra money for Xmas; easy,
quick. So sale makes you 60 cents.
2-3 sales per family. Phone Mon.
70. . JU.. s-a671. - 'o0' s'''''
WOMAN to care for Invalid: move
TRANSPORTATION. EN-. $500. rs rs
WOMAN - Live in. no housework,
days. dsss foE Be- ssss, ssiisrfp S7 % p. and lb Fl
alert. ambitious, who wants
to learn a business where maturity
Is an asset. Educ. sales field; in
terest in children. liking for people
more important than exp. High
comms.. Bonuses. Call NO. 1875
woMES!DMake extra money for
jewelry and accessories to your
friends. Write, stating address and
phone no. to Box 3s9-H. Star.
WOMEN. white. Is to so; for cook.
ing, salad making, baking, food
checking and cashiering; $50 weekly,
plus meals. Pleasant working con-
ditions. No Sunday or nightwork.
No experience necessary, See man.
ager. SHOLL'S COLONIAL CAFE
TERRA. 1882 Connecticut ave. NV.
income. Demonstrate
new products of leading manuf. in
variety and dept. stores. Perm.
Liberal salary plus comm. DE
2-3S6O. -16
Evening star., 1954-11-14

and additions: % yrs.
eSper OIL. 4-215a or WA. 7-0220.
BUILDING 8; REMoDELING. RESI-.
DENTAL g. COMMERCIAL. WA. q.
0220. SUN; WkDYS. AFTER 8 p:m.
CABINETS, store fxtures. partitions
mace and repaired: reasonable. LU.
., 3;i115, s any tiEls; AL. .i -.
CAEPENTLR WORK OF all kinds;
TeaS. prices; prompt service. Ju.
CaRffEiSSrRY, ENTRY rcmod.: Gem. pchs. and
ali day sundav, he, A.s56i.
PAINTING and roof
ing; ANY lob. White mechanics. MR..
CARPENTRY, large or small Jobs;
painting. sash cords. Insulating, etc.
CARPENTRY-Bsmt. to roof. mod
ernizing. alterations, repairs. J.
GROWN, IA. 4-1SO4.
General house re-
pairing. attic. recr. rms. porches;
mt, ext. house painting. RA. 8.
brick work, plastering. re.
tanning walls, repairs. NO. 7-6124.
CEMENT WALKS. DRIVES, noors,
po-ches. steps. Free estims. White
mech, JACK SPARKES. HO. 2-s439.
CL0GSED DRAIN PIPES, electrically
razor cleaned or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER, Phone RA. 6-ssss any
day or night.
ELECTRlCfAN-wir Of ali kindsi
licensed in Maryland. OIL. 6-5644.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re-
pairs. short circuits. Small Jobs done
iinmed. RA. .6-2222 any time.
ELECTRICIAN-D. c. and Nd. de-
sifes residential and comm. install.
or repairs, low prices. No premium
for night calls Day. CO.. 5-969s,
night. La. 6-1774. =.
FENCE, CHAIN LINK
OR WOOD. materials only, or In.
stalled. Big savings. LU. 4-0200,
ia s-044e, sP. 3-6f0S till g pm.
FIR PLYWOOD. sale l8c, Mon. Tues =
Wed. 4xS it.: car Jlst reed. 1920
Wilson Blvd. ia. 4-1234. RUCKER
LUMBER.
FLAGSTONE and cement walls. walks.
patios. Free estims. Mr.. WALKER,
III S-S641 IA
Evening star., 1954-11-14
MOTOR TRAvEL.

YOUNG MAN will drive your car to
Calf. In exch. for expenses: desire
TO leave Nov. Is, 16 or IL. 10.
sERviCEMAN's WIFE desires ride to
West Coast by Nov. 10: share ex:
YOUNG psnssS aRS WOMAN NAME desires Sire ride pref
with couple: share expenses driys
ing to Tucson, Ariz,. soon. EN-.
3-Sa91. IA
DRIVING SEATTLE. Portland. then
San Francisco; leave Nov. 10: take
. anywhere en- route. Ref. available.
so. S-169T. l5s
pRIViNG TO NEBRASKA; Lincoln,
Sat. Nov. 90: take 1. share expenses.
Return Nov. 2S. IA. 4-00S3.