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PERSONAL

LOVELY LARGE ROOM with porch
for ased or invalid lady or gentle-
man mo smokingl: 24-hr. care;
excel meals: refs. exch. EN-. 2-7a2S
MIMEUGRAPHING, 500 copies, S375,
incl, typ, of stem: EXCH. sERv. CO..
i74o * ST. NV Rm' a. ST s- q!
FORMS 81. o. Q. Job applications
prepared and typed; personal coun-
&c, NV. Room Is. '' Sir. s.s1s sc ~ :
WOULD WOMAN who took picture
In the Mayfower-Easter rabbit
scene Of 9 little girl in white
dress dress Sunday after Easter. 1854.
ANXIOUS 70 CONTACT LADIES who
near collision. washington Circle.
ExPERT LADIES' HANDBAG RE.
MODELLING, newly made. also from
your material. and repairs: 1904 9th
WAKE or AND LIVE. po,itiv. think.
Ing explained. Improved converse
ns e eaf 3d. ssss4 assi,Ss ''
VACANCY. chronic convalescents . in
NICE. PEASANT HOME for elderly
.olks: fine food. care. TV; inspec.
ton invited NO 7-S242
ARTisT-Portraits in oil or colorful
AcCoMPANSiisT in Voice studio
5000; n exchange lessons. Bon
Remedial READING Also other
ell elem MINI J. III i,S s h l iSs At your home
wave, 75e WARFLYNS BEAUTY
MOUNT VERNON aosPiTAL nursins
service ery ~. professional care and tasty tasty
PREARRANGED FUNERAL. consul
ulsnts conficentialis discussed in our
Office, or YOUR home, No obliration
s fnfsi covE "a S @ad. to At; a, work
sM hPs[enfsffs W esSaf WA m naass
single. our new and confidential
credit service can provide needed
iunds ,mmsdiatsly at low lesaI
- 7.sare S Of sum Sone' .n Dsrs sSss % 8
g-60pS or write A. r C.. sO26
Wigs AND ToUPEEs made to order,
hair pieces OF all kinds, MICHEL
,lC2alSs Conn ave. IA. s-532s, .,.
eSok ss Sssiss fS o sale w. Ss esss
Best ssns SnF' c SIeR rd 5Hos M1; sys
Southern. cookins; transportation at
Lf fGHii e. e coGNrRY HOME for
Also for mentioning mothers. Phone
| Dunkirk 5-S7lS.
KIND CARE given to the elderly
Lovely. room to share. pvt. bath,
| Also nice room for a man. Porches,
lawn. Close In. bus at door. HUI.
BED PATIENTS - vacancy for 2
ladies; good care; private home;
KIND, GOOD HOME, elderly lady:
Single n ,6 1%,, LIST A. s sess bath; good
vHcA i SH9f ior elderly iSSy or gentle
to bus; excellent meals; nice porch,
ANswERiNG SERVICE, az so month
y. With desk, $25. ME. s-0045.
ApULTs--New piano class forming,
| S1.25 per lesson, ali music furn.
e esfn rs sdii q xi' tsp,ss7s' fun
ADULTS-chord organ. Try IS free
IN ssfpp pRAs efi9Es XII XII ss94ss4or buy
YOUNG MAN will give free coaching
| to students Of French In his spare
time AID. 2-s930. 24s
VACANCY In nurses private home
| for Invalid. AGED bed patient or con-
yalescent lady. Nice porch and yard
pheasant, quiet surroundings. Good
food and care: tray serv. Doctors
viii dfvE BOARD and care to ell
Ss.ly Or inyyaiid man In pyt, home.
cooiNSyiGi2scGsNr HOME - Patients,
500 per month! 70, sSa7 Adams Mi
mSIEEE VII ... s,.s ssss excellent, ere .
ssfd. slssfosn: iisssssS. AZ. y.sSSi.
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AUCTION SALES

ANTIQUES and modern furniture,
glass. china, hric-asbrae. etc; Thurs; =
Rockville, Nd.
UNCLAIMED ARTICLEs accumulated
csta the lne MsdSia1ns ssne. p Scmi Pais
stamps and cancelled and uncan-
celled .foreiEn stamps. viii be sold
* auction on April q, 1885,, Room
N q Sss, 6. q 300 sn az c VIII s1 !:
open for inspection in Room Sos3.
Main. City. Post once Building on
Tuesday, April 2e, 1888 from 1900
svailsbls q the above address on
nor n NomrH.
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Star Classified ids Produce Best bEouy CnNS7: $780, Prompt 1nH

When aHsueHHs adUe.tisemeats
addressed to Star boret do NOT
tnciose original references. PHOTO
orephs or Other materials OF per-
soidl paine. Copies serpe the par.
pose. Originals may get lost.
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n
Collection Manager
To take over collection des6; must
be aggressive and ambitious to adj
vance to manager. excellent oppor-
tunity. Apply Mr.. Bowers, BUDGET
LOAN CO., Mt Rainier, Md. WA,
day work only. Must have some col
lection experience. Salary ana COM
mission. You can easily earn S25
AILssTATE Home EQUIPMENT f' e.,
1719 Kalorama road NV. 20
CULLEC uit -,ALESsiAN, to collect
i sna seq CO Phon ss Hs sss L p
CONSTRUCTION ASSISTANT. with
building experience. familiarity with
blueprints and building methods.
Opportunity with small growing
CONTRACTING organization. Car nee
eSSs5H TFits B tx s - = star
Must be able to keep accurate rec
ords, know construction materials,
have references as sto honesty and
reliability. Apply. in own hand
writing, stating salary desired, age,
and type O. former employment.
c On Fs1lS Sssf' ENGINEER-open.
ina, for older, experienced man, pref
erably past builder or architect. In
spection, expedtting, estimating with
building firm in metropolitan WASH
ington area Car necessary. Rea-
sonable salary. Could be part-time
for retired man. Send name and
telephone number for interview
coNsIRGGTISo TON FOREMAN for resi-
Dental and commercial work. Must
be good carpenter and willing to
work. Steady job. State experience,
age and wages expected. Box 472-C,
CONSTRUCTION MEN with tools and
transp. Bricklayers, carpenters, la
borers, DON MANTZ, JU. S-4452
$50 Georgia ave.
COOK, End or ex-chef for fast lob
in high-class restaurant: at once.
ia; 5-9SSs, after IL am. IA
COOK, must be good. Regular lob
for right man that stays sober, Sill.
Spr; Ju. e-9647. ask for Mr.. OR
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HELP-MEk

AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN
Also. auto painter. No loafers or
drinkers. See Jim Clark: wonderful
proposition. CLARK MOTOR CO.,
1911 2 st Sc. Ii 3-5003. "a
AUTO MECHANIC, for 6uicS dealer
experienced: modern shop with
plenty OF work. permanent: 5-day
week: paid vacations etc. See Mr.
2 McAbee. TEMPLE MOTOR CO.,
1914 Diasonal I'd. Alex. II. s-4Sn0.
AUTO MECHANIC. must be sxper
with. foreign cars; refs. required;
excel. opport. for right man; guar.
salary. opport. tor advancement.
company benefits. Apply MANHAT-
TAN AUTO. INC, 9TH and r SITS.
AUTo MECHANICS. experienced
must have tools, sober and reliable
Apply in person. TICKET MOTORS
INC. 1900 Diagonsl I'd. Alex. Va
Call XII. 9-5026. -26
AUTO Observation-Disclosures have Chrys.
Ter experience: hat-rate pay basis;
paid vacations. disqualification and
other company benefits Plenty OF
work in our new large servicenter
No foaters or helpers need apply
See Mr.. Staten, ROYAL MOTORS
INC. Plymouth Imperial
ls40 Upsh1r st. NV.
AUTO MECHANIC, FIRST class. expe-
rienced, sober; good pay plan and
WORKING conditions See Mr.. Baden
GWYNN MOTOR CO., Waldorf. Nd,
HiduoU y
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AUTO SERVICE MANAGER, S5, O00
per yr. plus bonus to start, Oppor-
tunity Of lifetime for the man
who can produce results. Must be
thoroughly experienced in used-car
reconditioning, analyzing, billing
and routing work. Write Swing age.
experience, etc. All replies confiden.
liai. Our men know Of this ad. BOX
Afro service SALESMAN, FORD ds ex-
perlenee desired: must be capable Of
estimating collision damage and
DIAGNOSE mechanical repair. Excel
pay plan and working conds. Vaca-
ton with paw. insurance and
PARKWAY MOTOR Co. INC. 1910
AUTO . o SERVICE sALEsMAN-chTsys.
Ter products: experienced desired;
must be able ito make body esti.
mates and Diagnose mechanical re-
pairs. Paid vacation, insurance and
other benefits. WHEELER, INC,
$500 Wisconsin ave NV, EN-. 3.
BAKEERss HELPER, MUST BE Ex-
PERIENCED. Call Monday between
10 m, and ] p.fl. only, JU. 5-S5S5.
BARTENDER, white, nights off Sun
days; permanent Job. Under 40
yrs. Give details Of employment
record past 3 yrs, in D. C. and rea-
son for leaving Jobs. Also age and
marital status. Replies Of those
presently employed kent confidential
BICYCLE BOY. for grocery store, to
deliver orders. Call CO. 5-55a9.
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CORRESPONDENT

AoItItEOES jNOEN1
We have an attractive position fl
our home ONCE for man not owe
45 yrs. OF age, experienced in Iif
insurance policy owner service work
ance and be able to write Al, ex.
cellent letter. Opportunity for ad
vancement. We have q fine STAFF
attractive ofiices, 5-day week ane
liberal employee benefits.
1925 Eye st. NV. 18th Floor -26
CoUNsELORs, and cook for New
s snd iuni SsmP 70. a 4se6 5saders senior
C0UNTERMAN. white. experienced
for s-nieht week This is eoot
Job. vacation and hospitalizatior
benefits. See MIR. Hutchins. DEE CEf
DINER, 100 Vermont ave NV,
COUNTERMAN. for cafeteria-styit
restaurant; nightwork; closed Sun.
DAYS and holidays. Apply TERRY's
TAVERN. 3 H st. NV. --25
COUNTERMAN = Kosher style deli;
store; excellent salary to r. tight man
Apply sHIRLINGToN DELEGATES.
c6 dN; His: day y work. "'9 good pay
Apply 1899 Columbia pike. Arl.
lngton, va" next to navy annex.
--25
CRANE OPERATOR. colored, Branch
of leading automotive concern has
immediate opening for experienced
crane operator for evening shift
4:30 to l am. Courteous, person
able and ambitious man only; must
have d. C. drivers permit and good
record; excellent starsing salary asy plus
Apply Mr.. D'Anna, CALL CARL
INC. 1901 W. virginia ave. ne.
--25
TER-FoREMAN, for upholstery
shop; must be experienced, running
shop and good cutter. Apply. ORA
DAIRY FARM HELP, single, white,
exper., capable OF operating milk
ing machine. Herndon 345-W-2.
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ploye benefits. L. s. JULIEN. INC.
1913 z st. NV. ga
AUTO SALESMAN-We are in in
creasing our sales stan two men,
sxperienced with AL references
transportation furnished. Excellen;
Phone 20. 2-3916. SHIPLEY MO-
TOR SALES. chrysler- Plymouth.
AUTO SALESMAN, white: part time:
used cars: evpe~.: nne of Wash. g
leading Chrys!er Corp. dealers. Box
AUTO sALEsTAN for used-car de-
partment. Bu:cl; dea'er. STANLEY
H.. HCRNER, INC. Fla. ave. ne. at
9Th st Selling experience preierrtd
Phone Mr.. WEIGH. Ii. 6-6464. --3G
AUTO SALESMAN, selling leading
No: car Must be experienced in
selling new and used cars Excellent
salary, bonus and vacation with
pay, Must be sober and reliable
Apply in person. l. D. Cockerham
LOGAN MOTOR CO. I'LL 18th st,
NV D. 7-5S0O. -e5
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COOK

Colored, Excellent opportunity for
thoroughly exper. man in exclusive
restaurant Please apply afternoons
or ewes. WEARLEY's. SIG North
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DEALER-SALESMEN

First opportunity for the new and
wide-open market of radiant home
heating. Our product appeals to
safe-eliminates chimney, furnace
and radiators. Complete control In
every room. Easy to learn--easy to
sell You will be set UP in your, own
business. You will be furnished
financing and installation. Become
independent NOW
$40 10th St. NV After 10 am.
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ACCOUNTANTS

Public accountant, 1880 st. SlOO
Sem srS; ,sl' for cPA to $50 T vs.
Bkkpr.,, constr, exper., Alex TO $i00
II. .accts: 90. excel. OPP. young
Asst. bkkpr., NV. exper. = to SIS
Asst. bkkpr. Wheaton. Md S65 up
Asst. bkkpr., exper., n.e.-- $50
Accounts rec. elk. Alex, $50 up
Cost clerk, exper.. Bethesda $50
Clerk-typists t2l to So75 mo.
Personnel asst. ttechnicaD Sijo VIZ,
Sales mgr. trainee 24-2s---to S4OO
Field underwater. ms. $50 to $500
Sales. some enRr. educ. to Sl0n
Sales trsinee. mems wear 500
Once clerks t3l $50 TO SIS wk,
Cashier, NV, keep records SAC
ATLAS AGCY. RE. 7-5767
1920 N. Y. Ave. NV. Room 500
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES opening
MILLOY ADVERTISING AGENCY
wants versatile, experienced No. /
copywriter. Excellent working con.
ditions. Salary open, Cali for In.
6-65l4 or Mr., WATSON, 81. 4.
n147; or contact Mr.. MILIOY
Monday. at agency, Elk 3-6450.
CORRESPONDENT. letter writer
exper., with tipping ability, for con
struction contract dispute matters
Write P. o. Box 1875. WILMINGTON
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HELP-MEN

CRAFTSMAN, experienced engineer.
ms. neat lettering essential; perma.
nent position; Company dement's,
MADDOX Il HOPKINS, s5a6 Dixon
ave, Silver Spring. Nd, ~. S-3lIO,
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ACCOUNTING
STUDENT

NV. LOCATION
Excellent opportunity for youne
man, % to 80 years, who Ia attend.
ing flight school, or q recent grad
uats. Preference given 20 applicants
private industry. b-day, 40.houf
week. Liberal benefits.
HOT sHoPPES, INC.
1871 q st. NV. Room 200
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DANCE

DANCE TEACHERS
Experience not necessary. Full OF
part time. Apply in person, 2 to 8
pm. 1925 Conn. ave.
KURT SCHOEN DANCE STUDIOS
Washington, Arlington. Langley Park
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AUCTION SALES tceut.
Zed L. Williams q Zed L. williams, Jr.
Auetieneers and Appraisers

Zsd L. Williams q Zed L. williams, Jr.
Auetieneers and Appraisers
MEDIuM-sIzE DRUG
STORE. STOCK. FIXTURES. FouN-
TAIN AND PRESCRIPTION DE-
PARIMENT ORDERED SOLD BY
OWNER RETIRING. WILL BE SOLD
As AN ENTIRETY, PURCHASER
G qETs KEY RnNr AZ Do 2RR.N AJTEASf
CAN BE HAD.
TO BE SOLD COMPLETE BY
AUCTION
THIS TUESDAY. APRIL 26th.
(sALE ON THE PREMIsEsl
4227 FAIRFAX DRIVE
ARLINGTON
Near Kann's, vicinity Hecht's, Just
beyond Clarendon on Fairfax Drive.
Cosmetics. Patent Medicines. Druss
Sundries, LIQUID Carbonic Fountain,
Prescription Dept. Shelving, Cases,
ETC.. etc.
To be sold as q going business. Terms
cash. Immediate Possession.
For detail information call the auc-
MA. S-2679. Store open for
public inspection now to sale hour.
"a
Zed L. Williams & Zed L. Williams, Jr.
Auetioneers and Appraisers
Fine Office furniture. photo
printing equipment, draft
ing boards, IBM electric
typewriterS, Steele filing
cabinets, Steele office safes,
revolving and other metal
office chairs, wal. Office
chairs, high grade office
desks, lot of Morris g. Pako
complete photo printing
machines. Numerous other
equipment and fixtures.
ORDERED SOLD BY. SMALL BUsI-
AGENCY OF THE u. s. GOVERN
MENT. TO BE SOLD IN iNDfViD-
UAL LOTS, WITHOUT RESERVE.
TERMS: CASH. IMMEDIATE RE-
MOVAL,
ALL TO BE SOLD BY
Public
AUCTION
1923 10th ST. NV.
ION THE PREMISES)
WASH, D. c.
HIS WEDNESDAY APR. eth 1890
AM.
AND TUESDAY
'UBLlC INSPECTION ALL DAY
MONDAY 10 AM. TO 8 PM.
AuCT1oNEERs PHI: Ma. s-267s
ap24
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BIOLOGICAL

LAB TECHNICIAN
Opportunity for young man In bio
logical production. Experience not
essential. Veteran preferred. OIL
4-3400. --25
BIOLOGIST, $4,000, UP
Degree and some exper,, excel. oppor.
Mr.. Ford. tsT. 3-366s).
|BOYD'S, Cor. 18th and G
B sUO5 81 .I; =. = Aut9potiye pref
sss6 intervi sUro GAN M Mi REsEn u
1871 Bladensburg Rd. ne. rs
BOOKKEEPER. with payroll expe-
rience: must have good background;
neatness, speed and accuracy es-
sential 5h-day week. Apply A, L.
AUBINoE. INC. 1915 10th st. NV,
BooKKEEPER, for city's iarees.
liquor sr store; .; capable, , earnest work
for Advancement. CENTRAL
LIQUORS. Sis 9th st. NV. ii
B0OkKEEPER--Pre retired Gov
eminent employe. under IS years:
short hours. pleasant environment;
curity benefits. State complete ex-
npC s5ispssi RGs 2 2sA,rs star. z2s,
week. INQUIRE Mr.. Patane, LOGAN
MOTOR Co. I'LL 18th st. NV.
Bo0KKREEiPTER-cLERK, part time. for
bookkeeping for small business, hll
In clerical work; conpen. by use Of
sleep rm. IN better -class rooming
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COOK-RTJTT,ER

For one man. Must know
fancy cooking. how to serve,
and give finest references.
Permanent position. ME. g.
111S "a
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Collection Manager

CLERK, white, IS to 90; contractor
otncei some typlng. RA. 3-S7I0. Mon.
am, MR., TAYLOR pa
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AUTOMOBILE
Statesmen

AUTO sALESMEN-Ari opportunity
TO sell Fords, Americas most -wanted
car. with an aggressive Ford dealer
ship; liberal pay plan, demonstration
and substantial earnings for quail
Ned applicants. only hard workers
with proven sales records, who are
capable OF earning above average,
need apply. See Mr.. Shaw, MONROE
FORD CO.. 1887 East-West hwy.
AUTO statesmen t2). experienced
men interested in making $4,000
pei, year. and Up. to sell new Fords
and used cars on the best pay plan
in town. Only experienced men and
willing workers need apply. See
Sam Winsboro at HILL Il SANDERS,
AUTO SALESMAN, Dodge dealer
wants thoroughly experienced auto
salesman. If you've reached your
peak in your. present position. here's
opportunity for new future, great
er security and substantially larger
MOTORS. INC. Washington blvd
south. Laurel: Nd. See MR.. EWELL
AUTO Statesmen. new and used;
experience preferred: demon. furn,
PACKARD SERVICE. 1a0l salti-
more ave. College Park. UE. 4-I5ON.
All company benefits. FOLLIN'S
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AUTO SALESMAN

AUTO SALESMAN
For modern, used-car dept. Increas.
q fast sale Of our SO Pontiacs, WI
are forced to make this increase
Big earnings to qualified man wish.
ing to improve present position
Must have proven Qualifications and
background In this business. Max
H. j. Brown Pontiac
1545 Wilson Blvd, Arl.
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Autonotive Wholesaler

Has opening for man to work as in.
side store salesman and on parts
ploye benefits. L. s. JULIEN, INC.
l4i3 = ST. NV. ga
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BUYER TRAINEES


st. at 18th NV.
CARPENTERS and carpenter helpers
Report to $500 block Little Falls
I'd. Arlington, Va. IA
on lob Fort strons Apis. Lee hwy.
and N. Daniel ST.. Arlington. Va;
CARPENTERS WANTED. both frame
5000 Piney Branch I'd, Takoma
Park. CARL NJ, FREEMAN. INC.
See Mr. fMio;Rs1s,a nf0 to s s.n',
l4l4 Fillmore st.. North Arlington,
CARPENTERS n0 open-shop Job,
Eastover shopping center. s. Capitol
st. extended, opposite Glass Manor
Report ready for work to eonstruc-
ton, superintendent. A. x. VALID
cARfENTERs-First class trim men
only. Apply goo Conn. ave. See
c Af fiS1qHs good, all-round: not
helpers. Cali Monday, SO. 5-9f9s
or SO. 5-5S55.
CARPENTERS, must be good: steady
work. Report to seth and N. YER
mont ST.. Arlington. Va. NJ. POM
CARPENTER FOREMAN-small res
idential and light commercial work
Experienced with plans. layout, ex.
pediting and estimating. Used te
running own lob. Reliable. Must
have car. Write for interview. Box
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CRAFTSMAN

Experienced In detailing steel stairs,
miscellaneous iron and aluminium
work for buildings. Apply by let.
ence and qualifications.
A.. y. JORSS IRON WORKS. INC.
300 10Th ST. South, Animation 2, Va.
Evening star., 1955-09-29

busnsss Saturday October
1888 u Washnston ID g MARYLAND: HlIcfsst Hsishts.
Ksnslstcn Brsntyoed Chevy Chase Com,r anof
Head Capitol HsIshts VIRGINIA. Asxandris Ariinstea Fairs
DEALERS wiz RESERVE THE RIGHT no LIMIT oUANTTTIES.
Produce prices subject TO daily market changes.
The frontiersman., 1955-11-17
At Bettys'

Are you getting your Christ mas list made out yet-or at least started2
 Lingerie is one of the most ap- ,rariated by everyone from the f;niest little lady of the snosult sat st to Grandmother. And we have haa,ltiful slips and pettlcoats, o1amorous nightgowns and cute Shorty pjs, delightfully."- dainty stiff petticoats and sturdy, warm cotton knit pjs. .,, 1ou
 We have robes that will Keep her cozy in the morning or glam- orous orc enough for lounging m the evening while watching ":
 Our selection of afternoon ares sas is very good, as well as attrac- i've cotton dresses for wear around home, or going Shopplng::
 We have literally dozens or hlouses and sweaters from which m to choose gift for that Special Girl. .,o 4, eo1- actions are complete Remember we gift wrap and wrap for mai ing for you at no additional cost. 1 Pd. Adv.
The frontiersman., 1955-11-17

Maximum utilization of fish bearing facilities in the lakes or the Territory is under study by the Alaska Fisheries Board, ac- cOrding to word received rom J. H. Wakefield, chairman or the board. Rehabilitation techniques, successfully employed by the var ious states in game fish produc- ton, are being used by the Al aska Department of Fisheries Tn both game and commercial fish cries research and management.
 The lake rehabilitation pro gram entails the process of kill ing any undesirable fish popula- .tion in lake by the use Cf hsh toxicant, allowing the lake to re- main fallow until the toxicant has dissipated and stocking the lake with trout or salmon The program insures full use of the potential fish production of lake by the elimination of preda- ceous fish that preclude essao- fishing a trout or salmon popuia- ton. "This program in lakes can be compared with farming" Wakefield stated, "The farmer clears the land, plants seed and produces a crop. Lake rehabillta- ton insures the removal of all weed fish"
 The Fisheries Board has adopt ed a lake rehabilitation policy for the Alaska Department ot Fisheries. The policy, in essence, declares that the lake rehabil1ta-
The frontiersman., 1955-11-17
FISH HEARING STUDIES
 BEING MADE BY FISHERIES BOARD

tion technique will be used as an effective tool, insuring maximum fish production benefits to the people of Alaska.
 Tfve rehabilitation program has been used to good advantage IT sport fish work in the Palmer Fairbanks, and Anchorage areas. This year the program was ex- banded to include commercial fisheries. A lake on Afognak Is land was rehabilitated for the ex- elusive production of red salmon. This experiment is the first known instance where the rehab- '!itation program has been usec to produce salmon, Wakefield de clared.
 The Alaska Fisheries Board is now holding its fall meeting in the office of the Alaska Depart ment of Fisheries. Members of the Board are Wakefield, chair man, Port Wakefield; Kenneth D. Bell, Fairbanks; Robert C. Kan- enberg, Dillingham;; Nels E. Nel- son, Ketchikan; and Ira H. Roth well, Cordova.
The frontiersman., 1955-11-17
Reporters
 NceAook

James Hurley, local delegate to the Constitutional Convention now in session. has been assign ed to the following committees by William Egan of Valdez, con vention president: Committee on styie and drafting, and commit tee on ordinances and transltlon- al measure.
 Rev. Brian Cleworth of Palmer has been named one of the two vice presidents of the Kings Lake Camp, Inc. Lew Hanks, also of Palmer, was elected to fill a vacancy on the board. :.
 Members of the Palmer lire department will receive fur par kas, distributed to all Thlrd Dl- vision fire departments affiliated with the territorial Civil Defense. Wasilla, The Butte and Glenallen are nearby towns who also VIII receive parkas.
 Last call for anyone desiring to contribute to the Boy Scout fund campaign! Kyle Turner, campaign chairman, said this week a total of $480.25 has been contributed in the Palmer area and that he is preparing a state nent which will accompany the money to the Westward Council of Boy Scouts. Anyone wishing to contribute may contact Turner at the Matanuska Valley Bank.
 James Wilson, commissioner ot agriculture, returned to Palmer this past weekend following a months trip to the States where he attended several conferences and meetings.
 Dr. Foster R. Sims has return ed to Palmer following trip to the East coast where he attended the American Legion National Convention in Florida.
 Sergeant Leonard GaSton, USING and Sergeant 5. T. Walsh, USA, were Palmer visitors on Wednesday of this week. The men are from recruiting offices ot their respective branch of military service.
The frontiersman., 1955-11-17
Senator Knowlond To Speak ot
 University Convection

Senator William F. KnoWland, R.-Calif., will be honor guest speaker at the November 29 Uni versity 1f Alaska convocation and will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from that insti- tuition.
 Dr. Ernest N. Patty, university president, today said the convo- cation was scheduled to enable the Alaska Constitutional Con-