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TEcHNICIANs


Maensvox dealer in Arlington =: de- l.s
man. experienced In nv, radio and
audio. Company benefits include
paid vacation sick leave and holt
DAYS; highest salary commensurae
with ability. Completely EQUIPPED
sir-cond. shop. pleasant worrying
s %SaksR a ssai wilson 81 sivd
TYPIST with pleasant telephone
Perm. position: 40 New York ave.
r 2 NJ Msc ISRR RAS with journalistic
ambitions for national .radio.Ty
trade publication: carly 2es: col y.
i,ss b.ekgroInd gssisJfesss o mus week e
t to start. BOZ zs7.v. STAR, so
owns own csuttins. permanent JOB. NE,
:, s s,:e $40 aee7 e e; nav ~; Must b.
sober and reliable. Minimum q
e & II 66fPRa s6'isiii 1sRsg DE- >
wsassshhrNa MACHINE MECHANIC,
white: only experienced man need
apply; good opportunity for MAJ
who Is not afraid 70 WORK. Apply
wlaSTpSSH S9sihE ea 2NS cs6duNrEEMAN
for large dept. store: sxperienced
only. state ssea sxp so, e. esr snc
WATCHMAKER, experisnced. excel
lent salary and hours; bench work
only. Other Matchmaker employees
know OF this ad: no might Mork;
Apply u Rsrsonss Ms,.an IVA
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sTENoGRAPHER

Stenographer- Receptionist
$40 to s, B-day week: real estate
once. Experience not necessary,
medical Dement'S. Phone ma. s-s5o0
WEINBERG 4 BUSH. 80
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, with or
to type accurately. Apply DIENER' s.
1900 Rhode Island aye. ne. -
group In Chevy Chase area, Dept.
a, 20. Box 4o26. D. C.
TYPtST. white. 80 w.p.m.. some Of
nee. experience. 5-dry, 4q-heur
sS ss5 ARsy CO. o.lS i7is k.l a1ms
TYiPIsf. young lady, for cPA,s Of
keeping; approximately "a hours z
week, mornings or afternoons. Call
MRS. DEERy. DI. 7-e346. for
TYPIsT. with knowledge of Eensral
once work and payroll combina-
SH sr 1onGuF Essx ava ssr e wrn
pany dement's. Starting salary com,
mensurate with experience and
ability. Apply in person at 2O40
West Vifgfnia ave: ne. or phone
cEREE MILK CO.. Division Safe
TYPisT-CLERK; Interesting wors
" pieasAhs aCw Wy 2. r rns ~
Juice; SosnouE wsSA' 49, 'ns s
sry. 100 2 week. Give e. peri n-
enee sna ieierenees IN reply 5oA
~tvS0 .M St1aIr-,rrcNv,-
f .,t,ns ~ y y Ssns nj s. Ssn Pc.
paiS vacation, etc. FREEps oP..
,. TiGMm SrriCE; stn 81 ,.,xl n;I'
wxha .,s :. pAI w IL. LuN IN
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HELp----MEN

YOUNG MAN, over ~, some expert.
ence or mechanical Incline toward.
machinist work or Woodworking
Steady Job. Apply ct $40 9th st.
Young MAN. over FL years Of
age; for seasonal employment n
addfessograph room Of major oil
company. Experience In operatins
addfessograph machine would bt
helpful. Salary approximately
$3.50. based on 40-hour week
Phone Mr.. STERLING. ia. 3.
$500 for appointment. SO
YOUNG MAN
Interested IN motion picture busi-
ness. Semi-executiye position avail
able with nationaily-known organi-
setion. Opportunity for advance
ment. No experience necessary. In
reply state age. previous employ
ment and salary desired. Box 294-
3, star. %
YOUNG MEN, white. alert, traineei
to make sink, tops. immediate
openings, FAIRFAX EMPLOY.
MENT SERVICE, CIR. 3-1565.
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SANDWICH MAN OR CLERK. exper
p IL eSshf afof esafssfssa sss Eastern
ss essi c. STATION ATTENDANT sdTTssD! y,
isibrication exper. and good sales;
man: $40 per day plus comm. nn1
Vacation. BARRoN's suNCCC
SERVICE STATION, wis. ave. sno
sE KlysT q 3 sfi FARO ATTENDANT,
exper. Tub. man, fun time; soon
m .alary nee locs app ps1' isss Conn. Ave,
su,prrse.RrcrrvrNe CLERK. 10,
Istail store; over "a; perm: good
startinF salary; drivers license;
local iefs. MARY BAYNEs; 34S5
N. Fairfax dr., Arl.. Va. tkann'
saasSSRRss iask alI,s ss 70; 81, .';sS @
SHOE SALESMAN. steady position;
exeeilent nay; must be experienced
shoe man with good reference: CaH
for interview, Mr.. TEE Ma. 9
sa ~ ? statesmen. family shoe stoTs
wilson Blvd. Ari.. ia. 7-20O4: -
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced Mt
ting children's shoes. top salaty,
vacation, disqualification. Apply
7O22 Wisconsin ave-, Bethesda. MO
or 3146 Wilson blvd, ARLINGTON
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced.
salary plus comm. Also pa.t-n NJ
YOU'VE a1a1d 1926 ? st. NV. Il
SHOE SALESMAN, great opportunity
Apply DOUGLAS SHOE co" III
sHeiy SAiESMAN-Permanent, ex-
perienced In shoes for the t9miS
tIEBERMAN.. INC, 1V5I M aaSa
land, Clarendon. Va. IA. -4'sno
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ASSISTANT TO
Merchandising Manager
LADIES' FASHIONS

An alert assistant. with ambition.
cen. qualify for this interestinE op-
t,9 ,sI snSwsSEs s q nea oTd:S
imasination. and WILLINGNESS to
learn More important than long ex-
Di fHs iAb aRRss' T Asi SALON
The Young Mems Shop
1919 p CT. NV.
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APPLY Mr.. DEMERY
NEW MARYLAND ROOM
THE HEIGHT co.
Silver SPRING

6ALN6n 6ENkIN0
Fenton st, and Ellsworth DR..
X-RAY TECHNICiAN, experienced
need not be registered. Call ST
GIRL. white, age 1880. store sales
once duties. store nr. 18th and i
Girl WANTaHD for photographic
work In night club: must be over
81, attractive. Apply between
and q pm. JOHNNY's TAVERN,
9Th and 3 SITS. sc. See BILL cox
GIRI, colcred, to assemble work II
: small eleapins plant. RA, g.
LADY, ambitious. refined, opportu,
nifty to learn good business, rapit
advancement. $3,400 year. 20,
LADY to o drive school ear. 1880 u
o am. or $50 TO 8 pm. In ex'
change for tuition Of child. p. o
Esx iak eEas; b ssAlEsLapy--st.ad,
Job. Not over ~. Call IN person
LINCOLN 8 AND 10. 2ob INC
1sNe
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Bows. Young Men

" ~
r. set pins: plenty OF games and
excellent tips. Our regular BOYS
earn 10 TO $40 . night. Earn
while learning: transportation ar.
ranged. Apply between 80 ano
3..3l, 1nI4b Colesville I'd. Fout
Corners. Silver SPRING. Nc: .
MAN, 10 work in truck service sta:
ton: experience preferred. but not
essential; s5s per w W.. 70 ns. sssrt:
hosp. dement's vacation with pay:
local refs. required. SPEED =
BRIsCoB. 2201 New York ave; Pc.
MAN married, to qualify 70 opeI;;
ate established route; car turn, A.
expenses paid. saIaIy ..n an1 c snr "a
vancenuert, Call ST. 3-TSp4 Tor
amt het, 2 and 3 pm.
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FOUNTAIN GIRL. experienced;
pleasant working conditions. Cal
r VS. fsA1ffs's GIRL. whit. or eolor.d
experienced or will train: top sal
airy: good working conditions. BE-
MAR PHARMACY. ~. e-564S,
Mr., Dagenhart. .
General Office Work
Tipping and knowledge Of figures
ess essen ss tm I'd yuo, xsss' nt Appl'
18th ct. between 2 and Q: %
HAIR sTYLIST and all-around
beauty wk.; expef. nee; top sal.
guar: well-known salon. HA. 2-3s75.
HANDBAG SEWER. leather Jackets,
CRAFT, 726 18th st. NV. after
InffERVViiEwERs. house to house
survey. part time, As pm. Car
desirable; good salary. OIL. 2-9169
LABORATORY rEcHNIcIAN, doc
tors once in Hyattsyille. WA. z
MANAGER. GUEST HOUSE. sxper
in all phases. including planning
OF meals. Should live In. Give
previous experience. family status.
age, phone no; and salary ex-
M Rssiss ss skc stg ~! mus. b. &C.
curate typist; surgeons once. Sill
yer Spring: salary open. JU. T.
NURSE, white, ase as-4o, live in or
out. Private hospital. References.
CO. b-4T54. 70
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d. c. EMPL. EXCHANGE
IWHITEl
Retired Men
Who Want to Supplement

Who Want TO Supplement
Their Income
In our business gray hair
lis an asset, age Is no bar
rier. You can earn $50 to
500 O week. Car necessary.
This is q permanent and
Idignified position with an
old local concern. Come In
and let US tell you about 1t.
See MIR. ABSHER, Saturday
only, Q am. to 4 pm, Suite
$50, Woodward Bldg.
C0LORED ANIMAL ROsPITAL At
PENDANT, $50 and room. Saturday
sun, holidays and 4 ewes. Intelli-
gent and reliable. ia. 1890
ATuUktun.
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PIX OPERATOR
Room sS7. THE HOMER BfbG..
18th ST. between r and @. .
PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR, older
women with teach. experience. Aft
ernoons, IA. 7-695S. IA. 7-2210.
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PART TIME
Double Your Income
&1O0 A WEEK

A very well known wsshinSton con;
Germ which in the past operated
with fuii-time salssmen. has ds.
eided 10 extend this privilege u
part-time men. This Is partlcn-
larry advantageous 70 polieensh,
varied shifts IN their regular Jobs,
No experience necessary. Complete
training given by company you viii
be proud to represent. Car essen
tial. Apply TO Mr.. ABSHER, sat.
urday only, q an, to pm. SUITE
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ACCT. CLERK
THE EVENING STAR
1i0l PA. AVE. NV,
Administrative Secretary

Young chemical engineering research
organization needs intelligent and
capable young woman between 20
and So for administrative and per,
shorthand required. Experience in
administration and personnel help
fui This position offers outstand-
ing opportunity to girl with. the
necessary personal and business
qualifications. 5-day. A0.hour week;
CORP, Alex, Va. Call XII. $4,000.
AssIsTANT MANAGER iady's spe-
cialty shop. Excellent opportunity
for top-hight saiesiady. See Mr..
Pelts, BREsLAU's, Ola 18th st. NV.
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scaooL s9Ys, s ShIi.s. s eyer 10 ., ior
Good earnings. Report ready Tor
Sat, $50 am, nm. 2O7. S4I6
NEW NDUsTRY-Bniid 4 secure
future With the '.smartest Market
Ing Plans Of the post war wears.
Chance for ambitious man to have
product, with Immediate earnings
leading 10 high income and retire.
ment, Expansion program begins at
once. Weekly radio show over
NATIONAL BROADCASTING CO.;
WRC locally. May begin part or full
time: CAL "a: g 9;;s .s ,,,h,,.,
AGGRESSIVE YOUNG NAN ,c Swn atnes
clerk in wholesale supply house.
pssIRar . I Nj nj CLERICAL woRKIR.
for invoice once. Must be quick
and accurate with figures. also must
have good penmanship. Hours. Q
am. 10 .7:3q an: 6.day week week
Reply In long hand. BOX 2A-V, star.
WANTED - Live-wirs young man.
sofne experience In interior oec-
eratins for estimating. Reply BOX
SILVER fSsi s SIZING TIRE corr. has
opening for experienced tire man.
Tire sales or stoek-nanaline &
psrisnes e's, rssl ,nn fnf,nsi sG al
pIy n p person. LEE E6REL, sILvER
SPRING TIRE corr. 5000 oEoR-
cooIL A AHEi soY for playground work.
Hours 2:45 to $50. IA. 7-6s5S'
IA. 7.2sl0; -. A.
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IAUTOMOTfvE OFFICE MANAGER
\ Volume dealer needs top.fiiehf man
or woman. This Is q career po-
sition. q real Opportunity: top
money, Apply Mt williemaS CIHo
Hope I'd. Sc. =
DAhE - onL A.. MI. -,
I position e for eaper. ssiessirI. Apply
PosiNsF BAKERY. 1856 Ga. ave.
NV. ri
6EAIJTICI1N. an or woman. hair
styiist. salary and Commission: ex-
eellent MGR working &C disions: I. eean,a-
~ as6o7a 40
.,,r,c..s, ...s
bEAuIiCrAMi gooq ope a ~, Eanseu
rrhp TIA An slhha1 %
BROOKS, l10s o NV,
BEAUTiCIAN, experienced operator.
| days. Salary and Commission
LOUISE MOORE BEAUTY SALON.
fiO4 18th st, NV. NE. S-S4l0. 20
pr AuTTrIAN. FruI, or PART TIME
SALARY and comm; ,, 5,asZ w. WI WI
LaMS OF MhS on ~, IN ~
s s25a Sonn- ave" H. W.. mn p
2-9o5o.
BEAUTY OPERATORS, hair stylists
receptionist, manieurists: Top guar.
arltee ana commlssion. ~, o-oIa5S'
Gunuas, ~. o-o~os
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HELpWoMEA
CLERK-TYpIsTs

n you are . hish school srsdusts
week. and are able. 70 type Al
W.p.m, and are under IS.
IF you would IKE 70 do iptefestini
work, and want an opportunity V
II You would Ike to work in I
II you are friendly and would III
to work with friendly people. ther
eau Mr.. ALLNUTT, d. 7-e300.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
REALToRs-MoRToA0I BANKERS
Wasi,inRton Bldg. -
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FHEsEVENING STAR
TAILOR
Experienced Only

To handle alterations for large de-
partment store. exceient oRRo,-
tunity for the one wno s-Y AZ.
nected. BOX 302-s STAR.
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MAN
coIored

Va expertsnce nee. with D. c. per-
NIT, for wholesale sea food ware
house: Must be steady. have refs..
not mind long hours. hare work
x xn,, SS WRasH sie PISA ,fas TxcH H. ioii
z ST. e.w.
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MODERN BEAUTY SALON. in nv.
hair stylist with some following:
also shampoo rnanicurist; excel
lent opportunity for right person.
Good salary and commission. Apply
37I3 Newsrk st. NV. --3
STUDENT OR OTHER-Room in
private home in exchange for part
time child care. %. S-7420 after 6.
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MATTRESSES

We need so frst-class, experienced
MATTRESSES for our new reStau-
rant. which will open soon. at our
Silver Spring store. The elaborate
and most modern equipment OF this
new restaurant viii enable our
tomers with q maximum of ease.
Full or part time GOOD salary,
meals and uniforms furnished. de-
partment sto:e discount. No Sunday
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S1TESLADIES

SALESLADlES
Ton flight salesisdies for new ladies
feady-to-vear specially snop. LoI
PELTz. BREsLAU's. 614 18th st
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OFFICE cLERICALs

PIX OPERATOR. prefer metured
woman. must be experienced and
capable OF handing busy board.
Contact MRS. OATES, CO. b-7T44.
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PAINTER

. Keffahle. sober, white man for per-
y Manent position in large apartment
6ldg. Apply In person between .
and 8 . m. MRS. SHAH, 1901 Mass.
fAPER HANGER, must have car.
Apply 2 am, 1919 Wisconsin ave.
saHfis MAN. experienced in Ford
PARTS: 51-day week: good startine
apply In person % Mr.. crismond,
LOGAN. I'LL 18th 81. NV.
PHARMACIST, registered In Nd
PH6ToGRAffHERs, portrait and
candid: permanent position with
national organization. state age:
experience and sal. expected. 6end
cornplete resume In nrst letter 70
Box 4se-E, Star, Our empnlSsses
r fnSE q sfls T.: Mus. be .z-
$50 e ). sTuckEYs. u. s-osoo.
rLgMsERs.-s, mrs. class. CIR; i B.
g775 bet. S-l0 Am. gu
rkuMIein re- ,o09 ABBY ahG IN PERSON
44S4 Conn: ave. THOMAS =,
rSbSMhskkR' lsG HELPER. steady. year
around Job. top wages. Must have
D. c. drivers license. Apply 81
nm. 34T3 14th 81. NV.
PLUMBERS - Experienced tobbing.
remodelinG: honest. sober, reliable.
steady year-around work; refer
ences. Ii. 3-7316. % :,
PLUMBERs, competent. experienced
mechanics: also helpers. Steady
work, Apply JOHN T. FTTZGER-
AID, 1l435 orsndyieE ave" Wnea-
PIuMRERs-Exper. lohhinR; 6-day
PxwTSWSKI. RA. s-O343. &c
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HELP WoMEA Gent

AgJIoMoTIyE oIYIcE asA l..AEs.
or woman. This Is q career po-
sition. real opportunity: top
money, Apply MI Wiiiiams, OHIO
WILLIAMS. BUICK, ITO GOOD
Hope I'd. Sc. u
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BANK
The frontiersman., 1955-10-13
Reporters
 No1Aooh

Frank Cornelius, Territorial police officer in the Palmer area, is on annual leave.
 Mrs. Irma Leibing and Mrs. Frances Markus are working part time in the office of the Soil Conservation Service.
 Tuberculin testing will be con- ducted next week in the Wasilla and Chugiak schools, according to Jeanne Clough, public health nurse. Grades 1, ', 9, and II will be tested.
 The board of directors of the Matanuska Electric Association will hold a special board meet ing this afternoon to dis cuss the proposed bylaws of the Central Alaska Power Associa- ton and for a further discussion on the proposed payments in lieu of taxes to areas not now assess ing taxation.
 Pioneers of Alaska will hold a Grand Igloo convention in Ket- chikan October 21 through 23, Among delegates named by the Anchorage Igloo are Gerritt (Hei- nie) Snider, M. D. Snodgrass, and A. Gregorson, all of the Valley. Robert Lothrop will head the An chorage delegation as delegate at large.
 Stewart Durrant, Coop gen eral manager, and Jack Flint, creamery manager, have been spending a few days in Fairbanks on Coop creamery business. They plan to return to Palmer tonight.
 PFC Paul McGiboney of Fort Campbell, Kentucky, has been awarded an International Aggre- gate Certificate in the expert class for outstanding skill in a special pistol craftsmanship com petition fired in the Greater St. Louis Revolver Clubs eleventh annual tournament. The award was made by the National Rifle Association of America. McGib- oney is son of Mrs. Wilbur Nolan of Palmer.
 Robert Christensen of Tacoma, Wash, left Palmer last Friday for his home. He came to accompany the body of his father, the late
The frontiersman., 1955-10-13

Roy Christensen, to the States where funeral services will be held. While in Palmer MT. Chris tenson was a guest at the home of MT. and Mrs. Alfred M. Hagen.
 Mrs. Margaret Blum has re- turned to Palmer following an extended visit to Ontario, Can ada. She has resumed her duties at the Experiment Station.
 Mrs. Paul Leifer, mother of Mrs. Richard Dietrich of Sutton, has been spending a months va cation in the Valley. She plans to leave for her home in Mil waukee next week.
 MT. and Mrs. Larry Bixby of Palmer escaped without serious injuries when their light plane crashed between Tyonek and the MacArthur River last Sunday. The Fist Air Rescue Squadron from Elmendorf Air Force Base dispatched an H19 helicopter for their rescue. The plane was not seriously damaged it was report ed.
 Western City, an official pub lication of Alaska, Arizona, Cali fornia, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington cities, this month car ries an interesting article, "Pal- mer, Alaska Comes of Age" by Lucille K Mick, Also included in the September issue is a feature on the League of Alaskan Cities convention to De held in Palmer Oct. 31, Nov. l and 2. George CroWthers of the De- partment of Agriculture will pre- sent talk on egg regulations during the Short Course being held at College this week.
 Beta Sigma Phi chapters will hold regular meetings Monday night, October M, Xi Eta chapter will meet at the home of Vivian Staver and Theta chapter mem bers will meet at the home of Helenmae Weidekhr. Both meet ings are scheduled for 8 pm. Fall rushees will De invited to the Theta meeting.
 Preliminary studies and sur veys required to build the $1O,- 100000 Alaska Methodist College are being made, it was announc- cd this week. Due to the many preliminary details, actual ground work probably cannot start until spring.
The frontiersman., 1955-10-13
Palmer Men Named 10 Territory EIks Committee

Three members of the Palmer BP.O. Elks lodge were appointed to committees during the Terri torial Elks convention held at Seward last week. Russell Eel zien, exalted ruler of the Palmer lodge was named to the cerebal palsy commission, the blood bank committee and the advisory board. John Reed, past exalted ruler of the local lodge was nam ed to the youth activities commi- ttee, and L. c. Stock, Palmer lodge secretary was named to the relations with State associa- tions committee.
 Members of the local lodge who attended the convention re- ported it a very good one. Much work was accomplished, they re- ported, chief among which was on their cerebral palsy project. A mobile unit will be purchased by the Elks and used in this sec- ton. At least one full-time phy- siotherapist will be hired. It is expected that the Southeast sec- ton will De served by kits which will be transported to the areas By airplane. The mobile unit will be similar to those operated by Elks in California. Washington and IT other states where the ma jority of the units are mounted in station wagons.
 Mike Monagle of Juneau was elected exalted ruler. Next years
The frontiersman., 1955-10-13
Training Classes
 Set for Den Mothers And Scout Leaders

Every other Thursday evening, beginning with tonight, training sessions for all Cub Scout Den Mothers will be held at the cafe teria in Central School, it was an- nounced this week. All Den Mothers and all other adults in- terested in the Cub Scout pro- gram are urged to attend. Meet tngs convene at 7:30 pm.
 Every other Wednesday night training sessions will be held for adult Boy Scout leaders. This in cludes persons not yet affiliated with the Boy Scout program who are interested in offering their services in one way or another. These meetings also convene at 7:30 pm.
The frontiersman., 1955-10-13
UNITED STATES DEPART MENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF LAND MAN. .AGEMENT, LAND OFFICE ANCHORAGE, ALASKA
Nofice for Publication

Notice is hereby given that Frank Herman Friedrick has made application for homesite under the act of May 26. 1934 (48 Stat. 809) Anchorage Serial No. 021298 for a tract of land des- cribed as U. $. Survey No. 3333 situated on the northerly shore of Grizzly Lake. Lat. 2o42'45a N, Long. 144'11'42~ w, contain ing BOP acres, and it is now in the files of the Land Office. An chorage, Alaska.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any of the above men, toned land should file their ad- verse claims in the Land Office within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, or they will be barred by the provisions of the statutes.
 WALTER K. BECK
 Asst. Manager
 Published Sept. 29, Oct. 6, l3. 20. 27, Nov. 3, 10, IT, 24.
The frontiersman., 1955-10-13
Great Books Group
 Plans Oct. I9 Meet

The Great Books Group will hold it's first meeting of their fourth year reading Monday night, October 24 at 7:30 pm. in the Extension room in the Legion building.
 The first reading of the fourth year series will be one on 4Aris- totle. Books are being distributed this week to those persons who had placed orders.
The frontiersman., 1955-10-13

John 0. Distad drove up the Alaska Highway from Montana recently to join the University of Alaska faculty as mathematics instructor He received his mas ter of science degree in mathe- matics from Montana State Col lege, where he also obtained a bachelor of science.
The frontiersman., 1955-10-13

convention will be held in his. home city.
The frontiersman., 1955-10-13

BeFier Hurry Folks We're Really Rolling Elm Out During Our MAMMOTH DODGE BONUS SALE in
 CeIebraio of Dodge's Greatest Year.
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corrugated fasteners. Strength
In the corners Is not important
lif the paneling is glued to thu
frame, thus preventing any sag.
lging tendency.
In paneled rooms you should
TRY to have the door boards con-
tinuous In grain pattern with
the wall boards above the open
ing. The best way is to select
sound, unwarped boards Of full
room height to cover the door
opening, and then cut each
board OF at door height. pre-
serving the position Of each
board on both the door and the
wall area above it.
Good Use for Handsaw
II a board must be ripped fol
the door opening, use 0 hand
saw. since the average bench
saw makes q kerr so wide II
may leave an unsightly crack.
Where a door extends to thu
floor. make sure you allow
enough clearance SO the dool
can swing over mats, carpets
and other floor unevenness. Fol
room access doors this ma,
mean installing q sill plate. Fol
cabinet doors an insert strip ar
inch or so wide is fitted acros,
the bottom Of the opening. ths
door bottom trimmed to fit dust
above it.