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MATTRESSES
DAY OR NIGHT SHIFTS

DENTAL ASSISTANT, experienced
preferred. Apply between 9:30 and
IL am Thursday, March, II at
800 Penna. ave; Sc, Apt. 101. lie
DENTAL ASSISTANT. no experience
aascssions Vs ana ae selepsons %
ber. Write Box Ajax. Star. IL
DENTAL ASSISTANT {white); no ex-
perience necessary; upper Georgia
Box e4s-x. Star. sNA'A''
DENTAL RECEPTIoNlsT-Must be
able to handle very busy ONCE, pleas
ing personality and willing worker:
5h days, state age; - salary expects99
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR, for un-
usual Opportunity. newspaper ofice
Georgetown; free disqualification,
surgical, accident and life insuraAce.
paid vacations. many other company
Mr.. stF: 'PARoJINoo at co. 5-1el4
DRUG Iatss AND Il TOBACCO, experienced
only; under 40: daywork. Apply in
person. CHAsTLEToN PHARMACY,
18th and r sts. NV. -22
EXEC SECYS. -- to $4,000 up
Legal secretaries to 81. 1000 up
Secretaries. association S300 up
Tss sssete sss 90
Steno., 81 am. $35-$40 wk.
Clerk stefo.. 1-5 pm. $50 wk.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. yng.. attractive.
beautiful once - start $3.50
1BM elec. tvpist. temp. - 81 rs hr,
Clerk-typists S5O-S60
Asst. bookkeeper-typist S60-S65
ALLEN-CBRIEN Personnel Service
l404 N. Y. Ave. RE. 7-12S0
FOUNTAIN GIRL-Three ewes. a
week, 6 to 10 and part of Sunday;
good salary. CONCORD PHAR-
MACY. 1916 New Hampshire ave
FOUNTAIN AND SANDWICH GIRL.
GREsSIONAL DRUG STORE, 1I3I
IndenandAnHe --lA :
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ENGINEERS
DESIGNERS CRAFTSMEN
ELECTRONIC-MECHANICAL
What's NEW at Melpar
NEW laboratories

NEW laboratories
Melpars new laboratory in Falls Church offers
all the advantages of suburban location IN addi-
ton to the finest facilities and equipment Positions
are also available at our new Research DIVISION IN
Cambridge Mass and our recently acquired facilities
In Watertown Mass. <
NEW opportunities
Melpars continued expansion offers new career
opportunities for individual growth and recognition
Men OF vision and Imagination who plan for the
future are quick to sense the potential with this
growing dynamic organization.
NEW projects
Continued leadership in electronic research and
development is reflected in our current group OF
projects with long-ran military and industrial
applications s"
S s s.,.,., Sss. SssSsS
-sSs.sSs Sss,4sss equipment,
ssisISssSs -sisSs si.ui.ssi: assrs -A1'0m'''n
Apply In Person
Monday Through Friday
8 Am. to PM.
Melpar, Inc.
5000 ARLINGTON sLvp FALLS CHURCH. VA
Plant Ensrsncs'
eco SWAMI AVE. JEFFERSON DAVIS HwrJ ALEXANDRIA
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MEN

MAN. colored.. for pantry
work; experienced In salads and
sandwiches. Apply in person TO
chef. LAFAYETTE HOTEL. 18Th q
Eye n W. &-16
YOUNG MAN interested to build up
q future In photography. Apply in
person between 2 and 10 am.
GLOGAU. 1905 Conn. ave. --15
MEN. Is to 30, interested in
learning the operating procedures Of
the different business machines in
our IBM section: former experience
helpful, but will train II YOU have
good qualifications; must have at
least high school education: $50
am. to 4:46 pm. Apply personnel
once. 3rd a.. EQUITABLE LIFE
INSURANCE CO., SIG l4th st. NV.
YOUNG MEN, between 21-so. In
mediate openings available for quail
tfied applicants as dance instructors,
full or part time, with or ,Eithout
experience. Rapid advancement 10
Applicsnts should have natural
dancing ability, must be personable,
attractive and Intelligent. Apply
After p.rly DALE DANCE GTu.
btok. isS6 New York ave. 40. III
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Bakery Salesclerks
SHIRLINGToN, VA.
l2 NOON . $40 PM,

. sHIRLINGToN. VA. >,,
IL NOON $40 PM.
Immediate openings for
qualified women, under 40
years Cashier experience
helpful, Good starting salary,
meals and nylon uniforms
furnished. Liberal employe
benefits.
< VI APPLY ts
L34l @ st. NV. Room 20(
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TYPIST-CLERICAL


WAITRESS, exper., nightwork. 1887
18th st. nv. AID. 2-b305. Id
white. not over 30. Nisht
work. MARATHON RESTAURANT.
1912 r. !. ave. ne. --16
WAITRESS. experienced. white. Closed
Sundays. Apply 1915 Georgia ave.
NV IL
WAITRESS, white. over q; night
ToEki sysi n1 f2r sundays; nd Apply GEORGES
white. we'll experienced.
day or night shifts. See Mrs. Phil.
lips. CARUSO'S, Conn. and l. SITS.
NV. I'll
white. must be expert:
enced in seafood: good tips and
THoMPsoNs sEAfooD RESTAU-
RANT, 1885 Wis. ave-, Bethesds.
Nd 10
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Whss ansusys1o e6ssfftsss,estS
addFessed to SID, boxes DO NOT
tHeiosf orteinol veIeTencea photo.
eyephs o. other materials of per.
soHai palhe CoDfes seFue flts par.
Doss ori0inais mar oct lost E
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SHOE SAI,ESI ADY


piecework or saiary; excellent Job;
good pay. Apply BEVERLY PLAZA
LAUNDRY. 1918 Mt. Vernon ave,
Alex. or phone KI. 0-95go. -lS
SHOE SALESLADY
days each week: high.ciass specially
store. EN-. 2-6700. lis
SILK FTNISHER; must be thoroughly
Apply SYLVAN CLEANERS. ig0s
Underwood st. NV. III
STENOGRAPHER--b day. 36a-hour
week: $3.50 mo. to starts age 81 70
80: excellent opportunity and hene.
fits. Call DI. T-0333. -1s
sTENoGRAPHER, experienced; 5.
day, 35-hour week; small trade as
Room soa. ii45 lsth st. NV. 80
STENOGRAPHER. scientific experi-
ence; good shorthand and typing:
5-day, 40-hr. week; small research
and DEVELOPMENT laboratory; starting
salary. $40 per week. Phone DE.
STENOGRAPHER. Sc. real estate
ONCE, general ONCE duties. must be
ACCURATE ssr ssaps sshd Ssil % L
LU. 2-1003. -1b
STENOGRAPHER, beginner. 500 to
sos. to work in sales once OF in-
ternationally known firm Of once
equipment manufacturer: interesting
work: employe benefits plan: pleas
ant working conditions: 5-day week.
Call Elk. 3-4533, MR., BARTH. lis
STENOGRAPHER, good shorthand
and tipping essential: considerable
report work: some statistical. New
branch once OF West Coast flrm,
central location. congenial once.
Call Mr.. Boothe. AID. 4-S1o1. Tor
apuOintment --1S
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SALESMAN

SALESMAN
OLD ESTABLISHED oFFIC Z
EQUIPMENT. NEW AND USED.
WANTS RESPONSIBLE WILLING
VAsSING. GOOD SALARY WITH
ECELLENT FUTURE. REFS. RE-
QUIRED. REPORT $50 NEW
YORK AVE NV. 10 TO 4. liz
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THE EVENING STAR

1l0l Penna Ave. NV.
PRX OPERATOR; experienced only
tmust have tipping experiencel in
new downtown air-conditioned Of
fiee; 5-day week; group hospitaliza-
tion: salary, $50 week. 14l3 K
st. NV. lie
PIX OPERATOR AND TYFIsT. Ap-
ply RIM. 227, the Homer BLDG, 18th
st. bet. p and @. -16
PIX OPERATOR - Experienced.
must type and Ale. 5-day week
Apply In person. afternoons only
to Mrs. Strauss at MAJOR MAS
TERPIEcEs. INC, oil 9TH st. NV.
PBx OPERATOR; experienced only
tmust have typins experience); in
new downtown aforementioned Of
nee; 5-day week; group hospitaliza-
tion: salary. $50 week. 1913 x
st. NV. -16
PBx 0PER. ..RECEPT.-Good oppor-
tunity for capable. exper. girl in
sales ONCE; pleasant working cond.:
liberal efmploye benefits, Apply in
person, RENA1RE CORP. 1914 Ben
PBHssrYfIsT. fBtss idi IT, 5-day week. GOOD
salary; company dement's; call Mr..
RHODES. EN-: 2-5500. is
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SALESMAN

Between rs and 35 years
OF age. Permanent position.
Car is q necessity. Salary
while being trained to sell In
Surance for an established
stock company. Apply II 2.
Pierce. KEYSTONE AUTOMO-
BILE CLUB. 1643 Conn. ave;
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SALESMAN

SALESMAN
Sell full lines cigars, tobaccos and
have experience in selling these OF
other merchandise to local drug
stnres. groceries, restaurants. etc.
Permanent position. 5-day wk. Car
required: age 25 to as. Apply 10
a N. to 3 pm. WASHINGTON To-
BALCC CO., 1915 Bird st. ne.
mems Wear store, Fri
day evenings and Saturday. Co
HENS, 7th and L SITS. NV. II" :,
- Canvassers to sell
household furniture on credit. Good
earnings. Apply 1928 7th st. NV.
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CLERKS

CLERKS
pRRaoP. PERSONNEL. RS aSSfi Me-. ; 8 $500.
CLERK
IN SALES OFFICE
Young man with or WITHOUT ex-
perisnee in Glass business. ',. Must a be
Phone for appointment. HIRES
TURNER GLASS CO.. 1857 10th ST..
IN. Arlington. ia. 4-10O0. Ii
COLLECTION MAN. exper. in ali
phases Of phone work; permanent.
GOOD salary. Apply In person. Mr..
Apnlestein. UNION CLOTHING CO.
CoLLECToR. with car. for delinauent
accounts; must be experienced; SAL
ary, commission and expenses. Ap..
ply Room $40. ia 9th st. NV: -l6
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Age 25-4U
C., nee Home sgup oT
FfuRNiTTiRE CO, aos sfh St. Sc
COLLECTOR SALESMAN. sats. only
Salary and commission. Good op-
CUSsIRuCTI0N SUPERINTENDENT
wanted for small homes and apart
ments State experience and salary
desired. P.O. Box 43. BladenshurR
Md -1R
CONSTRUCTION sUPT. : Able to run
large project of homes or apts and
deal inteltigently with officials Of
utilities and local governments
would prefer someone age 40 or
under. Reply in writing. giving age,
ednration. last 2 or : employers;
Including description of duties and
salary received CARL NJ FREE
MAN. INC 1900 Old Georgetown
I'D. Bcthcsda. Md. -16
CONSTRUCTION SUPT.--for sery-
ice station and church work. Will
ing to work with tools. JE. 2-769s.
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Construction and
Installation Supervisor

OOIlSGT TuCtlOIl dllU
Installation Supervisor
The largest corporation on the East
Coast, will now add . permanent
men as supervisors for construc-
ttoh and installation. Responsible
ties require men e5-35 yrs Of age
with orEanizational ability. Du-
Ties Of supervisory capacity includes
Inspection and reports on installa-
tion work Men selected must be
aggressive and willing to work. Some
college education is desirable but
not necessary. Construction expert
ence will be hell :ul. Apply in person
=
car Is necessary. Apply in person
only to Mr. Harold Lieberman. be-
tween 8 and 10 and 4 and pm.
Consolidating Engineering
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SAFES CIERK

General merchandise $tore: 6la-
day week: good working conditions,
Handicapped preferred. Apply GOOD
WILL INDUSTRIES, 1918 New
Hampshire ave. NV. t21st and M,
o to IL am, Monday through Fri.
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SAI,ESWEN

statesmen
Finish the year with bangi Our
expansion program. calls for 5 ad-
ditional salesmen with cars to ham
die the grcwing demand for our
rnent only, mo canvassiflg. Aver
age earnings exceed $500 weekly.
II you have any ability, we are
willing to train you Come In and
talk y over with Mr.. FLEMING,
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
SossoRs sSsl s'ei . FOSTERS 2244 SD p
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Thoroughly experienced In lnbrica-
ton work. Capable of operating
shift. Good reference needed. Ex-
cellent salary and commission. Ap-
ply IN person only. 8 An. to 4 pm.
sa WRoE,s sys : suNoco SERVICE. 5si 5soi
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
refs; SO day plus comm. and and
vacation. BARRON'S SUNoCo
SERVICE, Wis. ave: and River I'd.
SHEET METAL WORKERS; 1 layout
and shop man; 2 helpers; must have
tra,.sp. Apply ready to work, BEN
DEh MILLER CO., 129 Mary st.,
Fails Church. Va.
SHOE SALESMAN, age Is to 3O--A
good opportunity for an ambitious
young man to grow and advance
with the largest family shoe chain
Experience not necessary. We will
train YOU. Apply in person, KINNEY
SHOE STORE. 310 7th st. NV. lis
SHOE SALESMAN, exper. only: excel.
position for reliable man. NETS
BooTERY. 7022 Wis. ave. pa
SHOE Statesmen. experienced, per-
manent. top earnings; all company
benefits. A. s. BECK SHOES. 1875
F st. NV. --17
SHOE Statesmen, experienced; fine
ladies' retail store; excellent earn
tnes, flne opportunity for future
Apply Mr., Ricklin. CROSBY SHOE
STORE. Ills r st. NV. IL
SHOE Statesmen, experienced; full
and part tine;, also Friday pm.
and Saturday extras. Apply PARA
MOUNT SHOE STORE, 1927 Good
hope I'd. sc. ga
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BANK BOOKKEEPER. Burroughs
bookkeeping machine operator, ex-
perienced; 5-day week: free life In
surance and retirement plan. NUN
SEY TRUST CO.. 1923 Z st. NV:
BANK CLERKS f2l. business high
school graduates; age, 1925. II you
are interested in q position with
pleasant environment, good hours. s.
day week, we are willing to train
ators. Apply to THE CITY BANK.
9th and Mass. ave. NV.
BANK TRAlNEES, neat: some typins:
inter work perma. See Miss Black
AT BoYD's. 700 18th. cor. G. tNA.
BEAGafYfcIAN BEATG5aYfc MANrcuRIsr sTyL.
IST with following. LEE STUDIO
BEAUTICIAN Also good manicurist,
must. be experienced. Busy shop
Excellent DSsition sno ns ieT right party PARTY
g2g gSRoa. o6sEaI5 Bu H2sf Sii4i. KAxNoR BEAST1 1sC
stylist; no .rnanicurine: ,5-day week.
Also shampoo girl. Call BERNARD'S
BEAUTY SALON. 6226 Georgia ave.
BEAUTICIAN; experienced operator
for part.time work in North Airing
ton. Call ia. 2-9441 or ia. 1884
BEAUTY OPERATOR. ss5 to sioo
per week guarantee plus commission;
work IoiI1s cREATivE HAIR.
pPEST PREssERs BEL LIZ ,ToR eve st NV :. wor.
AIExANDRlA - SALON. suarsnteed M
salary and commission. Call Mr..
BEAUTY oPEkAToR. exper. Full
N %.siss ssas 'nf Elg 'sisnF ssn 'Ra 1ssh e0
BEAUTY OPERATOR. good all-round
Part. or full time: SALARY and com
mission. co. .5-241S. BILLS BEAU
Ty SALON, i406 Monroe st. NV,
BEAUTY OPERATOR Experienced.
person. SHAW q STONE BEAUTY
SHOP, 100s Vermont ave: NV. is
BOOkkEEPER. to work in Wheaton
typing experience. Salary ooen. 10.
BoOKKEEPER, asst. college train
ing; knowl. adding mach: $50 wk
start; tmmed. Miss Black at BoYD's,
aSo lash sGr & ~ sS$ sS$4 mo- up
soyb's, soybS'ss; = Zoo 'nis 18th Aias nsw. sHs. 'sT.. =
.TYpIsT, exper. Apply
Bo6kkEEpERTYfrsTGs;eaie SSkkEE sT = ave; ne estate
ONCE. Langley Park. Md. Salary,
$3.l2O per yr. to start. State per-
sonal qualifications in own hand
writing to Box 24O-V. Star. lis
BOOKKEEPER
for payroll bills payable and gem
eraf accounting work, Exper,, neat
day wk. Apply auditor. Rnom ali.
Hotel Dupont Plaza
CHEMISTS 90, modern bldg: So 800
we we nt NV. Room SA 500, Re. 7-S57e7
CLERK. dry cleaning store. expert
eneed preferred, Call Ho: 2-3637.
CLERK, for drug and cosmetic
and comm. Apply EMPIRE PHAR-
CT ERKs RS, white: aee 40 to 50. |
to learn record work and filing |
Must write legibly. be able to move !
quickly and not smoke. Large Of
nee near 10Th and H sts. NV.
s'30 to s: IA day Sat. Start sf9o
mo. DO not apply II ex-Govt. clerks,
or people y no do not live In WASH
inston area or II not been working
regularly. Phone Ma. S-l11S, lis
CLERK. mail room. white. to assist
in maintenance of large mailing
list. must be able TO type, experience
A, n. W.. 4fi0 New York ave. NV.
CLERK. white. 90 TO 40; general ONCE
work, with leading electrical ap-
pliance wholesaler; 5-day week. 40l
hrs; must be able to type; pleasant
conditioned building. Apply Mr.
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SECRETARY

SECRETARY
Engineering and Dis
tEibuting Company Of America. Ines
will now employ 2 additional secre-
taries. These are permanent posi-.
ttons.
Lady must be 1888 years Of age,
experienced typist and stenographer,
with some knowledge Of banking
procedures desirable.
Prefer legal or real estate experience
with ability to completely learn. our
business and supervise q clerical d.
vision Of our corporation.
These positions are open due to
recent expansion OF our orsaniza-
ton.
Salary open and will be established
according to your ability and past
experience. Apply in person only 70
Mr.. Phillips between 10 and IL
am. and 2 and 4 pm.
CONSOLIDATED ENGINEERING q
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OFFICE CLERK OR
CASHIER
Young man. under 3d. high school
education. draft exempt. able to
make bond and pass physical Apply
in person to Mr.. Foard.
ARMOUR & co.
5O1 18th st. s.W. -17
OPTOMETRlsT. for jewelry store.
Box 32S-T Star l6s
OfSTEl: MAN. permanent position;
must be experienced. Apply in per-
son, HARvEY'S RES IlOI
PAINTER. spray man, experienced in
cabinet spraying. OIL. 4-0100. lis
PAINTERS
only. apply JAFFE. oil
18th st. NV. liz
PARTY CHIEF--Minimum 3 years
college. plus = years of experience
Send resume or call NATHAN 9
HALE a. ASSOCIATES, Old West
Broad st Falls Church. Va. JE 4
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HELP-WoMEN
PAYROLL CLERK

As ss ss assgss Ss: ..b; !. ,,s e .ssu.s: e sss
typist and has had some payroll
experience. 5-day, 40-hr. week;
S:30-5:30, Mon. Fri: permanent po-
sition, no transients. Apply person
mel, Room sos. Open weekdays.
S:So-6. and Sat-. 9-l2. No phone
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SECRETARY

Assistant circulation manager of ma
tional news magazine looking for q
secretary to share in q variety OF
tunity for a bright girl with initia-
tive to learn circulation side OF pub
fishing business Must type at least
55 w.p.m. and should have q short
hand speed Of go. Pleasant working
conditions, many company benefits.
CALL Dl. 7-2900, EXT. 263
BETWEEN o Am. AND 5 PM.
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STENOGRAPHER

and typing essential: In.
teresting work with manufacturers
representative and wholesaler: pleas
ant working conditions; 3sday
week. MRS. GODAIRE. RE. 1-A77s:
ewes and week ends. EN-. 2-3o91
Evening star., 1955-03-16
sTENoGRAPHER
THE EVENING" STAR
TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

Several opening availbale immedi-
ateiy to high-caliber telephone sales
personnel for full and part-time
work, in special telephone rooms.
Earning eommensurate with ss,es rs
Harvey. in Rm. 204. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1955-03-16
oNsoLIDATED ENGINEERING 4
DISTRIBUTING co. OF AMERICA.
400 II rs ST. NV.

SHIRT OPERATORS for laundry.
pieeework or saiary: excellent Job;
5000 pay. Apply BEVERLY PLAZA
Alex, or phone XII 0-95g0. --lS
Seward seaport record., 1955-01-21
INTERVIEW OF All CLUB DELEGATES AS REPORTED BY WRITER HUBER

ing the impression the All act ivity up in Alaska is different from All work anywhere else" said Mrs. Whey, whose home town is Elgin, Illinois, and who is graduate of Iowa State College.
 The really unique aspect of All work up north is that there is so much of it," she said.
 A very important feature of Al aska All work is it's potency in combating juvenile delinquency - an affliction that is unfortunately more serious there than in the States.
 We have never heard of All club member getting into trouble with the police" observed Jessen's Weekly of Fairbanks, in an edi- torial dealing with juvenile delin- quency.
 Racial tolerance also is encour- aged by the All movement up north. In Faibanks all races are represented in several All clubs. At Minto, near Fairbanks, a All girls sewing club is made up en- tirely of Athabascan Indians - as is the entire village.
 At Juneau a boys All club sent 50 pounds of seed potatoes to the Hydaburg Garden Club, more than 200 miles to the south, where the population is almost entirely of Haida Indians.
 The trips to Chicago are made possible for Alaska All winners by funds donated by various in dividuals and commercial firms, located mainly in the States.
Seward seaport record., 1955-01-21
Igloo Installation Marks New Strength

At a meeting of the Pioneers of Alaska Igloo No. g held last week on Wednesday, January 12, new slate of officers was in stalled to conduct the affairs of the Igloo for next year. They are as follows: President, Vance Hit; 1st Vice-president. E. L. Senft; End Vice-president, Ray Seforovich; Secretary-treasure Sol J. Uric; Historian, Charles Gilliland: Chap lain, Win Erwin. Jr.; Sergeant at Arms, Mel Halben; Doorkeeper, Andy Krupatik; Trustees, William O'Brien. Thor Osbo, Walter Holben.
 The Pioneer Auxiliary also in stalled their new officers the same evening and they are as follows: President, Amy Hit; 1st Vice-pres- ident,. Iva Senft; 2nd Vice-presi- dent. Beth Salit; Secretary, Bes- sic Kern; Treasurer Marie Osbo; Chaplain, Helen Brosius; Histor- ian, Emma Jones; Sergeant at Arms, Velma Erwin; Trustee, Syl- via Sexton. A social was held after the installation.
 The reactivation of Igloo No. g Pioneers of Alaska is we'll under way and developing to where it once again will be in good strength and activity in the community affairs as heretofore.
 The next regular meeting will be held on Thursday, January P. at which time new regular meet ing night will be chosen.
Seward seaport record., 1955-01-21
AT THE SAN
AUTHOR OF DARK
 FOUNDRY VISITS SAN
O-N-1-~-S

Mrs. Ann Purdy, the author of t he recently published Alaskan book. Dark Foundry, visited her daughter and the other patients at the San over the weekend. She drove down from Chicken, Alaska with her husband, Fred Purdy, and their five year old daughter. Fred said that they came over 65 miles of the Taylor Highway which was officially closed and it took them three days to make the trip.
 In an interview, Mrs. Purdy announced that she has several other books in the manuscript stage now, and that she hopes to have them in the book stores be- fore much longer. One of the new books is the story of Forty-mile, and another is the story of the Eagle maiE-carrier. My books will never make me popular with the people write about" she said, 'I write things see them. I've been accused of seeing things quite differently than the average person sees them"
 Mrs. Purdy is we'll qualified to write about Alaska. She has liv- ed, taught, married, and raised a large family in the interior country. She has endured the hardships with a wonderful sense of humor which cant help but be an asset to any aspiring author who is previously equipped with the tools of the trade words.
Seward seaport record., 1955-01-21

and Margaret Moses from Nome are also new patients.
 Agraphenia Nickoli left for her home on last Tuesday. All of which leaves our patient 0 d about the same. We are still short of patients, which we would be the happiest to announce If the reason was: there are no more people sick with TB. But that is not the case. We ARE short of patients. The reason? That's the question we ask.
Seward seaport record., 1955-01-21
MRS. IRWIN METCALF
 IGNORED AT BIRTHDAY TEA

Mrs. Irwin Metcalf's birthday on Tuesday, January IS. was the oc- casion for a lovely candlelight tea given in her honor by Mrs. John Salit. In addition to the guest of honor, the following ladies were present: Mesdames Russell Nor ton, Melvin Deck, Charles Malin, Charles Chestnut, T. H. Howell, Troy Bogard, Guy Kearns, T. H. Jones, Harold Horton and tn e Misses Ruth Murrell, Della Cab riel and Anna Martin.
Seward seaport record., 1955-01-21
SAN CHAT REACHES
 MANY STATESlDE READERS

More than 500 copies of the Jan uary issue of the Sanatorium month .ly magazine, San Chat, have been mailed at the Bartlett post office this month. We have subscribers in such far off places as Belgian Congo, Africa, Liberia, England and Australia, and nearly every state in the U. s. In small way, the San Chat is doing it's part to publicize the best place in the world to live - Seward, Alaska.
Seward seaport record., 1955-01-21

spring of 1855, according to in formation received from the Ma tional Foundation for Infantile Par alysis by Dr. Charles R. Hayman, deputy commissioner of health.
 Distribution in Alaska will be by the Alaska Department, of Health. the announcement from the NFIF New York office stated, and will be for the following groups only:
 All children enrolled in the first grade in the spring term of 1855 in public. private and parochial schools.
 Futher information regarding the vaccine will be released as soon as it becomes available to him, the deputy commissioner said.
Seward seaport record., 1955-01-21
PATIENT CENSUS CHANGES

Elizabeth Walunga. sister of Frank Walunga, Seward dock work CT. was admitted as a patient rec ently. She was born at St. Law renee Island. but the family has followed Frank to Seward and now live at Mile 5.
 Robert Robinson from Fairbanks
Seward seaport record., 1955-01-21
Polio Vaccine Plans

If evaluations of the new polio vaccine determine that it is ef- fective, it will be licensed and released for distribution in the