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Driving INSTRUCTORS

driving INSTRUCTORS
White. rs to 80 years. Write fun
information. BOX l12-s. Star.
DRUG CLERK, ewes. and every othef
Sun. Apply In person PACKETTo
PHARMACY. S472 Piney Br. I'd.
DRUG AND CIGAR CLERK, exper.
only. local refs: 8 ewes: and alt.
Suns. CHASTLETON PHARMACY,
10th and r SITS. NV. 10
DRUGSTORE CLERK, sxpsr.. fun
time, Arl. store. Call ia. 6-0113
bet. 8 am. and 5 pm. Sat. or
after 8 pm. Sunday. -
DRYWALL FINISHERS AND TAPER8
(25) Al white mechanics. KID
WELL ~ KIDWELL, WE. $4,000.
DRY WALL MEN. experienced only.
wanted for long Job. Call PERL
MUTTER BROS, VIII. 6-9s73 OF 90
to Sligo Estates, Gabel st. on
10000 blk. Of Old Bladenshurg rd..
Silver Spring. Ill
EDITOR for . national labor paper,
y p Y ma have zk some labor amiiation'
Ef6 ;N III iSsl' SALESMAN want
art schools. Leader in its held.
Now has local territory open for
AL salesman. Substantial COM
mission. Car necessary. Leads
furnished. Write giving expert.
ence and references Mr.. SMITH.
Art Instruction. Inc, 500 South
4th St. Minneapolis Is, Mime
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HELP-MEN
CREDIT MEN

Part time, for large branch
furniture store, good sal
airy, pleasant working con-
ditions. Apply Mr.. Ben
swanger.
HUB FURNITURE co.
SIS N. Glebe Rd., Arl., Va.
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INSURANCE COMPANY

l4th ana otS. NV.
Please Apply at l st. Entrance
AUTO ASST, NEW CAR
SALES MANAGER, CLOSER
suburban Maryland's most ACRES
siye Chevrolet dealer has an open
ing for an asst to the sales man;
ager. Must be an experienced
closer, capable Of managing men
and appraising. Hours will be
to o pm. Only top men need APP
ply. Salary and incentive plan
Contact Mr.. r. NJ. Alligood. dirse-
tor OF personnel TOMS CHEW
ROLET, INC, Wheaton. Md. =
AUTO BODY MAN, first-class work
Apply in person. THAYER AUTO
SERVICE, 1879 L st. sc. u
ALTO BODY AND FENDER MAN, to
work In light, modern shop. Excel
opportunity for good man; See NJ
1910 Rhode Island ave. ne. 3
AUTO BODY MECHANIC - First
class man for large Chrysler Corp.
dealer Downtown location. Plenty
of work. 50oo fat rate and all
company benefits. Reply by letter
giving full account OF experience.
List phone number for contracting
for appointment. Box 425-M. Star.
AUTO BODY MECHANIC. good
working cond. and plenty Of work
New-car leadership. Call MI
woodward. Monday. JERMAN
BROS. 1901 Rhode Island ave.
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ADVERTISING ARTIST
For established agency. Must be
tops in lettering and merchandise
Illustration. have newspaper or
agency experience. ST. 3-491b: 3
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ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
1871 O St, NV. RE. 7-3g3s
ARTIST

opportunity for young
man 10 work for advertising agency
doing art work and help in produc-
ton. Apply in person with sam
pies See Mr.. LEVENTHAL. 1897
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money down. LOB commission ll4o
9TH st. n ". -
CAPTAIN, colored. Conn. ave. res
taurant; experience absolutely nee
essary: salary. $500 mo. plus
meals sss ETC. f soa ao stssip Star
CARPENTERS a., rough and trim.
Apply ANDREWS DEVELOPMENT
CORP, Branch ave. and Curtis
drive, Sc. u
CARPENTERS, CABINET MAKERS,
, union shop. aforementioned. Apply
$50 Upshur st. NV. -
CARPENTERs-lOO wanted immed.,
some trainers and fnishers. Apply
LANG-DADE CONSTRUCTION CO..
Palmer Park. section II. Sheriff I'd
near Landover. Nd. IA
CARPENTER OR HANDYMAN
wanted. to help build swimming
pool in Fairfax. Phone CIR. B.
1905. -
CARPENTER. LIST class. able and
willing to work anywhere on re-
modelling Jobs; good wages; per:
manent Job for capable man. Cal
ia. 2-6e38. IS
CARPENTER in charge for custom
houses in Langley area, near
Chain Bridge. Probably years
work for the risht man. FL. o.
CARPENTERS, frame and trim
hands; top wages for top men
Apply ready to work at Landon
dr.. Bethesda, Md Drive into West:
field DIR. to Landon lane, turn left
to Job ONCE. L. Z. BREONINGER
a. SONS. IS
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CLERK. ORDER DEPT.-Alert. in.
telligent young man to start ir
order dept and learn business. Ex'
perience desirable. Permanent. full
time lob with excellent opportunity
Must have good references. W. BELL
CO. 5l4 10th st. NV. 10
CLERK for rental department Sc
real estate office. 5h-day week
Prefer settled man, age no barrier
Excellent opportunity; $50 start
plus car allowance, Must havi
car and knowledge Of typing. Ap-
ply after 10 am. JAMES CAR
ROLL, Real Estate, 3ll9 Nichols
ave. Sc.
CLERK, stockroom. to pack mer-
chandise for shipment. Permanent
position with advancement. 5-day
week: age rs to As, white or col
ored. Apply 10 am. to 5 pm
WASHINGTON TOBACCO Co.
1915 3rCl1St. ne IS
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hELP-.--MEN
ADTIJSTER

ADJUSIER
Outside man for large investment
company: college BACKGROUND or
experience preferred: car and car
allowance furnished; hospitaliza.
tion and insurance benefits. Call
Mr. Williamson, JU. 5-6400. IS
ADVERTISING SALESMAN, expert
enced, must have car; building code
book, Call q pm. to o pm. JE.
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ADVERTISING
LAYOUT MAN


For leading 5o-man agency, Must
in newspaper layouts. quick with
a rough. slick with o comprehen-
sive. KAL. ENRICH q MERRICK.
Suite 3l4, Star Building. See Mr.
Linkins or Mr.. Thomas. II
ACCOUNTANT. Junior; desiring CPA
experience. l424 K 81. NV. Room
400 RE. 7-7256.
ACCOUNTANT, experienced, capable
OF assuming full charge Of corpor-
alton books. general LEDGER, etc
Excellent opportunity to become as
ISOLATED with large automotiye
company. Telephone NO. 7-666S
ACCOUNTANT for long established
downtown once. Must have GOOD
sound knowledge OF accounting and
to 10 years old. This Is not 4
Bookkeeping job. Commencing sal:
airy, $4,000, Give ell details OF
s sse saeea', ste BoH ys aas-R stsr
Accountant To $4,000
tovers.as, excellent opportunity
Acct. credit mgr, exper, $500 up
Semi Or. Acct. for CPA S7b
Jf, AcctS. for CPA. Grads and
students, many openings, to $3.50
Bkkpr.. wholesale LIQUOR - to $50
Bkkpr.. Falls Church ----~ SIC
Underwood sundstrand operator
Asst. Bkkprs. 81. ---- to $50
Asst. Bkkpr. with auto -------S70
OTHER POSITIONS
Constr. supt. lengineer) 500 up
Asst. Credit MGR. Alex. - TO S76
Stoekmsn, sheet metal eIpef.. to $50
Bank teller trainees - 49, 1896
Personnel Asst. 1890 Salary open
Atlas Agcy., RE. 7-5767
1920 New York Ave. NV. Room SOC
ACCOUNTANT (Junior)
Aceountins dept. Of large, fast-grow.
ing corporation has immediate
opening for young men with eomS
arepunftnR experience. This Is Q
starting position Offering extensive
experience in taxes and genera
accounting procedures. Excellent
future. Good starting salary; reGu.
Lar increases; 6-day Wk.; atr-eondi-
TONED once. Excellent company
benefits.
Personal Interview Only
See MIR. LEWIS-4l6 Ring
Bldg, 18th and NJ sts. NV.
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Administrative
TRAINEE

College grad, to investi-
gate and adjust automobile
Gains in preparation for in
side claims examining work.
Age 24-32. Evening law stu
dent or man with ct least
". legal training pref. Please
call ST. $4,000, between S-3.
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CLERK


IN SALES-.OFFICE
Young man with et8without expert
ence in glass business: must be
accurate and a willing worker.
Phone for appointment; HIRES
st N, Arl.. ia. $1,000. IS
COLLECTION MEN needed for inside
work; must be experienced. 1t will
pay you to investigate our propo-
sition. Ask for Mr.. Keller, Else
MANS. F st. at 9TH NV.
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT
Must know general supervision,
sonry, on commercial. industrial
and schools; avail. Immediately
Reply Box 2t5T. Potomac Station.
Alex, Va, stating age. aualifica-
tions. local refs" starting salary
CONSTRUCTION suPT., expert:
enced In large Government and
commercial projects, for position
with established local, general con-
airy desired. Box 250-M, Star. III
COOK. short order: experienced. day
work, for new air,copd: restaurnSn en-
Excel. salary for right man. Call
any time MA. 7-ys45. 10
COPY BOY-Nationa radio-TV BUSH
ness magazine, to fill vacancy Gre
ated by promotion OF former copy
boy to staff writer. Prefer Journal
ism education Must know typine.
Salary, S175 mo. to start. Write
Box 224-M. Star. giving brief bio
graphical information. p
COUNTERMAN-White, day work.
Apply C. v. DELICATESSEN d.
LUNCHEoNETTE 1929 Indian
Head hwy, Forest heights, Md.
3
COUNTERMAN, to work at service
counter in electrical appliance
service station: mechanically in
clined person with ability to serve
the public preferred. c. A. LEP-
PERT, gl4 Eye st. NV IL
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Claims Analysts
TRAINING PROGRAM

openings exist for trainees
in the claims department Of q ma
tionally known insurance company
located in downtown Phila. To
qualify for these permanent posi-
lions one must be college graduate
with at least 2 years legal train
ing and draft exempt. These are
inside positions involving examina-
tion OF losses in order that equitable
settlements can be made. Advance
ment opportunities exist and are
based entirely on merit. Liberal
fringe benefits include contrib
utory pension plan and life In
surance. . weeks vacation, COM
pany-owned country club and low
cost cafeteria privileges. II you can
meet the above qualification and de-
sire position with business
which offers stability OF employ
ment, write Box AIS, star, giving
age. education. experience. II any.
and other pertinent information;
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BOOKKEEPER

position with opportunit,
for advancement, in accounting de
4rtment, applicant must be ex.
perienced and between 81 and 81
INCLUDING paid vacation, group in,
suranee. sick benefits. retiremen
and others. b-day, 40-hour week
Apply
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CANVASSERS

CANVASSERS
To sell furniture, living room suites.
bedroom suites. kitchen sets. No
money down. Top commission. 1145
18th st. NV -
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HELP-MEN
BANK TELLER
TRAINED OR UNFRAMED
APPLY AT OFFICE
SHIRLINGTON TRUST co.
2776 s. Randolph St., Ari.. Va.

BARTENDER, experienced, good pay.
sleeping quarters. Apply UNCLE
BILlIES. North Beach, Md. liz
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BKKPR.. full charge st. SIS
Clerk typist, Slike figures S55 up
ALLEN O'BRIEN Personnel Service
l404 N. Y. Ave RE. 7-72S0
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GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
LEE INSURANCE co.

l4th and L sts. NV.
ASST. SUPERVISOR
Age 20 to 25, to interview applicants
for automobile insurance and 70
assume some supervisory duties
Inside salaried position. some col
lege background preferred but not
required: 5-day week. 3 to 4:3O,
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
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For leading 50-man agency, Must
be . sound. solid craftsman, strong
in newspaper layouts, quick with
a rough. slick with comprehen-
sive. KAL. EHRLICH q MERRICk.
Iinkina or Mr Thnrnaa Il
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For adv or gentleman. room board
and laundry supervision. Cleveland
Park area, EN- 2-9339.
RETIRED? DISABLED? BORED2
How would you like to have YOUR
own home and . business as well7
Something that does not require
heavy labor or q college education7
We have such q proposition 70
We have TO move, for reasons Of
health, but we'll be around long
enough 70 advise and train you, II
necessary. II you are interested
please contact BOZ S6O-R. star.
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WOTk, Cal FhUL, ". O-J.Ho. :
BANK TELLER -------- $3.50
Finance Company $3.50
Salesman $500 ! commission
Service station Attendant $3.50
Delivery Man. days --r-- $40
Stock Man 500
Part time, perm, AZ, 8 d. 81 .04 hr
SILVER SPRING-ROCKVIL. EMPL.
Sab Ga. Ave. JU: $3.50
Bank teller trainee. young S2lG
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BEAL,E

Continued From Page B.
you'll 60 on one. She's that
good!
X Il 4 4
A letter from Perle Mesta
indicates that there's nothing
slower about her trip than her
usual schedule in Washing
ton. Korea's Ewha University
conferred an honorary doctor
Of laws degree on her when she
passed through. Entertained
by President and Mrs. Syng-
man Rhee and Mayor Kim and
his wife, she also interviewed
American soldiers at the 9th
Army Hospital and taped their
talks on her Walkie Recordall.
She also visited the honor
guard Of the ROK Army and
twas much impressed to find
that the Korean Army is the
fourth largest In the world"
The letter came from Hong
Kong where she was the dinner
guest Of the Governor and
Lady Grantham, had luncheon
with them aboard their yacht,
dined with the John Keswicks
and also with the American
Consul General and Mrs.
Everett Drumright. Hong
Kong Is a fabulous place and I
love It," writes our world
traveller.
Evening star., 1955-07-18
Miss Walker
Is Murried

Miss Nancy Howe Walker.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Desmond Walker Of Mitchell
vile. Md. was married July Q
to Mr.. William Julien Bouyier.
son Of Mr.. James Julien Bou-
vier, formerly of New York.
now of Mitchellville.
The Rev. Owen e. Osborne.
assisted by the Rev. Harold H.
Hoyt. performed the ceremony
in the Mount Oak Methodist
Church In Mitehellville. A re-
ception was held following the
ceremony at Pleasant Prospect.
home of the brides grand
mother.
The bride. given In marriage
by her father wore an emhroi-
dered organdy gown. She was
attended by Miss Margaret
Slingluff, Miss Betty Reynolds.
Miss Marianne Slingluff, Mrs.
David Miller and Mrs. Stanley
Jones. Miss Linda Mitchell
was flower girl.
The bridegroom's father was
best man and the ushers were
MIR. Desmond Walker. jr.. Mr..
John Cleary. Mr.. William L.
Ensor and Mr.. William r.
Mitchell.
After a wedding trip through
New England the couple will
make their home in Mount
Rainier. Md.
Evening star., 1955-07-18
Mr.. Burke Finn
Married Here

Announcement is made of
the marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Robinson to Mr.. Burke II.
Finn, jr., of Washington on
July Is at the Shrine of the
Most Blessed Sacrament.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Robin
son Of London, England. Mr..
Finn is the son of Mr.. Burke
H. Finn Of Washington.
The bride was escorted to
the altar by DR.. Joseph J. Nc
Hale of Washington. and Mrs.
Paul Cotton of Silver Spring
was her matron Of honor. Mr..
Stephen D. Finn of Haver-
ford, Pa, was his brothers
best man.
Evening star., 1955-07-18
Miss Lilly
Is Engaged

Announcement is made Of
the engagement of Miss Bar
bara Joan Lilly, daughter OF
Mrs. j. Allan Sherier Of Sill
yer Spring and Mr.. Robert L.
Lilly of Glenmont, Md, to DR..
Robert A. Gaertner, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gaertner
of Baltimore.
Miss Lilly is a graduate of
Kahler Hospital School of
Nursing in Rochester, MINI.
DR.. Gaertner was graduated
from Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity School of Medicine.
Evening star., 1955-07-18

A esierfvl fielder dsseribins Disnsyland
Park, Tho fcbvlevs sasvseHnsHs park epsR.
will shdll 70 mo ssesy Of tFis sssi-iss
fsiylund.
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to Meet

The Alexandria-South Ar
lington Alumnae Association
Of Alpha Delta ri will meet at
1890 pm. morrow for
luncheon with Mrs. Elsie Han
son, 8608 Garland avenue, Ia
kama Park, Md.
Evening star., 1955-07-18
Mrs. Clark Elected

Mrs. Ellsworth E. Clark has
been elected Treasurer Cen
eral Of the National Congress
Of the National Society of New
England Women.
Evening star., 1955-07-18
Miss Segol Soils
For Europe

Miss Eileen Segal. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Segal,
sailed from Quebec, Canada,
last Saturday on the s. s.
Homeric for lie Havre, France.
Miss Segal. who graduated
in June from the College Of
! William and Mary at VIII
liamsburg. Va, will tour Eur
ope. She expects to return to
Washington in September.
Evening star., 1955-07-18

MOTHER AND DAUGHTER DUo-
daughter Jean e chat Mrs Kathryn
at Alexandria, Virginia Delegates
from Arlington Mrs
lost week. Mrs Douglas the of illinois formerly
served Congress herself The of Mr. Mrs
Jules BenfeId q reception n Mrs Stones
Evening star., 1955-07-18

ieal Center Of Denver. formerly
known as the Jewish Con-
sumptives' Relief Society. held
. dinner dance at the Casino
Evening star., 1955-07-18
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Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-14

The Bruins, named the pre- season No. l team in the As sociated Press national poll, failed to get the votes of two opposing coaches in another vote conducted by the AP a. mong the nine PCC mentors.
 Coach Henry (Red) Sanders squad was the pick of six coaches he declined to in clude his charges in his own ballot - but both Al Kircher of Washington State and Skip Stanley of Idaho dubbed South ern California as best in the conference with UCLA second
 The oncensus among the nine coaches, with a majority eliminating their own teams on their ballots. was this. UC- LA, use, Stanford, Washing ton State, Washington, Cali fornia. Oregon State and Ida ho.
 Southern Cal ranked either first or second on all except one ballot which listed the TrOianS third Stamford dy.o1.,
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-14
.Adenuuer believes
 Soviet leader will release prisoners

BONN, Germany (P) Chan cellor Konrad Adenauer re- turned to Bonn today from his historic talks with Soviet lead CTS and declared T do not doubt that Premier Bulganin will keep his word to release Germans still held in Russia" "
 The 79-year-old West Ger man leader was given a trirlm- phant welcome home from the talks in Moscow where he a. greed to establish diplomatic relations between West Ger many and the Soviet Union.
 On the Soviet promise to re- turn German war prisoners TT prime importance to the German people - Adenaner said:
 Premier Bulganin told me that even before l arrived in Bonn. action to return the German war prisoners would already be started.
 NfBulganin, as well as Khru. shchev (the communist party boss), further declared that if other Germans are still held in the Soviet Union, i've can submit list of their names. '1They will then try to find them" "
 Adenauer proudly told hum dreds of enthusiastic West Germans at the Bonn-Cologne airport:
 I've can therefore hope that the German war prison CTS and all others still held in prison there will return soon to our Fatherland."
 There was no apparent pro Igress made on the other key issue raised by Adenauer in ! the five-day conference - the reunification of his divided
 country.
 1 A joint communique signed
 by Adenauer and Bulganin said only that the agreement
 to exchange ambassadors will further the settlement of pend
 ing problems affecting the
 whole of Germany, and must
 thus help the solution of the
 principal national problem of
 the German people II the re- establishment of the unity of the German democratic state. "
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-14
Chinese ask talks with J. s. at
 'higher IeveF'

GENEVA (P) Red Chinese ambassador Wan Ping-Nan to- day proposed talks with the United States at a higher lev el," presumably between sec Retary of state Dulles and pre- mier- foreign minister Chou En-Lai.
 The Chinese envoy also de- manded removal of the west ern trade embargo against the Peiping government.
 The U. s. representative in the talks with Wang here. arm bassador U. Alexis Johnson, refused for the time being to discuss anything but the re- patriation of Arnericam civil ians held in China.
 Peiping is holding l9 Amer lean civilians in jail but says machinery has been set up So they can arrange to go home. Twenty-two others whose re lease was promised last week are still in communist terri tory. The Americans also have agreed to facilitate the depar- ture of Chinese Nationals in the United States who want to igo to Red China.
 Wang's delegation contend ed earlier today that these an- nouncements on the civilians wound up that phase of the negotiations which began Aug l. In the conferences second stage, the ambassadors are ex- pected to range over the en- tire field of Red China's eco nondc and political relations with the west.
 The two envoys met for ar hour and 40 minutes today Although they apparently came to no agreement on what to take up next, they agreed to meet again next Tuesday Sept. 20.
 Wang previously had beer expected to take up with Johr son the question of seating Red China in the United Ma tions. Now Peiping apparent ly realizes this question coulc not be discussed usefully a the ambassadorial level. Thi. would indicate the communists have given up any hope o, getting into U. N. this year but plan strong play for ger tidg there in 1856.
 However, Johnson anc Chang meet next on the day the U. N. General Assembly opens in New York. Russia k ahnost certain to make a re. newed demand there for seat. ing Red China.
 Wang's demand that the Hitting of the vests embargo on the shipment of strategic goods to China receive top
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-14
wo second place votes.

TWO SScOTlu place VOIGS.
 Comments by the coaches:
 Washington State is a def mite darkhorse threat, said Jess Hill of use, who tabbed the Cougars for fourth behind UCLA. use and Stamford. The first three should be punched, that is any one might beat the other on a giv- en day"
 "USC has fast backs, big line and lots or reserves" ex- plained Stanley. 'JBCLA is strong bet lost too many regu- lars"
 ''UCI1A and use will be very close" said Johnny Cher berg of Washington. "So wiA Washington State and Stan ford who might tie for third"
 The five other coaches - Kircher, Chuck Taylor of Saa ford, Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf of California, Tommy Prohro of Oregon State and Len Casa nova of Oregon volunteer ed no comment on the race.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-14

U. Gorlon Jr.. Fairbanks, 1104; Robert Sheldon, Fairbanks 1110;
 Sen. William Beltz, Nome, 10s4; William Paul, Juneau. 1O49; Alice Stuart. Fairbanks, 1929; John Weir, Ketchiken 898 Rep. E. c. Bailey, Mountain View, SPA; J. H. VanEIousen, Anchorage, sos; ex-Rep. Clar- ence Keating. Anchorage, 595; Hadley Stephens, Mountain View, 319; Jerome Debruyn, Fairbanks, 123.