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The frontiersman., 1955-09-29
Reporters
 Noelook

Deadline to apply for Fulbright scholarships to study abroad dur ing 1956-57 is Oct. 15, Dr. William H. Magee disclosed today at the University of Alaska The asso- ciate professor of English sug- gested that interested Alaskans contact him immediately for complete information and appli- cation forms.
 The Stag party and national art exhibit sponsored by the Palmer Elks' lodge Wednesday evening proved immensely successful, ac- cording to lodge officials. A large membership turned out to wit ness a super performance of na- tural talent.
 Marylou Rideout, home demon stration agent with the Exten- sion Service, leaves Palmer Fri day for Fairbanks She expects to be gone about 10 days. Prior to her attendance at Short Course, she will attend a confer ence at the University.
 The Interstate Commerce Com mission has scheduled a three phase hearing on government complaint that railroad rates are too high on several commodities sent to and from Alaska. Hear ings will open October 31 in Washington and Anchorage. Both Anchorage and Palmer Chambers vs Commerce have protested the high rates.
 The Palmer Community anbu- lance was kept busy, along with Territorial Police of this area, last Saturday when three auto mobile accidents within few hours sent six persons to vari- ous hospitals. Volunteer drivers of the ambulance were Bill Adams, Robert Peterson and Joseph Gallant
 The Matanuska Maid will soon be visible to all persons living in and visiting in the Palmer area. The Alaska Art company of Anchorage is painting her attrac- tive likeness on the water tower in the Coop shopping center.
 Several area persons availed themselves of the new Alaska Territorial Employment Service [ office in Palmer this past Tues day. The office will be open every other Tuesday from 10 am. to noon and from 1-3 pm. at Legion Hall. All persons desiring to file claims for unemployment insurance are asked to call at the office on the designated Tues days.
 MT. and Mrs. Gust Schriebl of Lazy Mountain, left Palmer Sat urday enroute to Sheboygan, Wisconsin. They plan to be gone about month and while in the states MT. Schriebl will seek me dical attention at St. Agnes Hos pital at Fond-du-lac where his sister, who is a Catholic nun, is affiliated.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson of Palmer were up the highway last week on a fall selling trip. Mrs. Johnson is a local agent for Minnesota Woolen Mills.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Camp bell of the Frontier Cafe will be host and hostess to all members of the Palmer High School foot ball team tomorrow night. They plan to serve the boys a spaghetti dinner, beginning at 8 pm. and continuing until they are full. Ice cream and cake will top off the dinner. This is the third year the Campbells have played host and hostess to the team.
 Mrs. Alice R. Hall, former AL
The frontiersman., 1955-09-29

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALAS KA, THIRD DIVISION. PAL MFR PRECINCT.
 In the Matter of the Estate of ) HARRY RONALD RUST. }
 Deceased ]
 Notice 10 Creditors
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN No. IA
 that the undersigned, DOROTHY LUCILLE COOK, was on the 7th day of July, 1855, by an order of the above entitled Court appoint ed administrators of the estate of HARRY RONALD RUST. de- ceased: and that she thereupon qualified as such administratress in the manner required by law, and all creditors of, and persons having claims against said de- cedent are hereby required to present their claims, with the necessary vouchers, within six months from the date hereof. to the undersigned administratress at the law office of John D. Shaw Palmer, Alaska, which office the undersigned hereby designates as her place of business in all mat ters connected with the said es- tate.
 DATED at Palmer, Alaska. this 7th day of July, 1855.
 AdministratreSs of the Estate of HAROLD RONALD RUST,
 deceased. Published September P, 29, Oct. 6, 13, 1855
The frontiersman., 1955-09-29

Sears -Roebuck and Company has presented the University of Alaska 1,05O to provide scholar ships for Alaska freshmen during the current acadamic year. The mail order firm began presenting the checks in 1922 as the Sears Roebuck Foundation.
The frontiersman., 1955-09-29
UNITED STATES DEPART MENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF LAND MAN AGEMENT, LAND OFFICE ANCHORAGE. ALASKA
Nofice for Publication

Notice is hereby given that Charles Gordon Leak has made application for homesite under the act of May 26, 1894, (48 Stat. 9O9) Anchorage Serial No. 021435 for a tract of land described as Lot 2, U. s. Survey No. 3319, sit uated on the westerly side of the Glenn Highway about F mile southerly from the Chistochina River Bridge. Lat. 62 35'32" N. Long. IA 038'39" w. at Cor. No. |, containing 500 acres, and 1t IS now in the files of the Land Of flee. Anchorage, 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 E. BECK,
 Assistant Manager Published Sept. l, 8, Is, P, 29, Oct. 6, 13, 20, 27, 1855
 UNITED STATES DEPART MENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF LAND MAN AGEMENT, LAND OFFICE ANCHORAGE, ALASKA.
 Notice for Publication
 Notice is hereby given that Thomas T. Walker has made ap- plication for homesite under inc act of May 26, 1894 (48 Stat. 809l Anchorage Serial No. 0169O1 for a tract of land described as Lots 2 and 3, Sec. 36, T. r North R. 4 West Seward Meridian, con- taining 3.69 acres, and it IS now in the files of the Land Offlce, Anchorage, Alaska.
 Any and all persons cialmlng adversely any of the above men tioned 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 pro- visions of the statutes.
 WALTER E. BECK,
 Asst. Manager.
 Published Sept. l5, 22, 29; Oct' o' 13, 1855
The frontiersman., 1955-09-29

dependent School District board seeking permission to use school
 facilities for the classes, she ad- ded. '~~
The frontiersman., 1955-09-29

The marriage of Adeline Davis of Cordova and William T. Zah- radnicek, Jr., has been announc- ed. The wedding took place in Seattle August 30. The couple are. now at home at Cordova.
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NEW SYNAGOGUE AND SCHOOL PLANNED For BETHESDA ND

worshippers, IL classrooms library meeting rooms
offices and kitchen S. D. Wolf is building committee
chairman and Morris Stern congregation president
Jack C. Cohen and Leonard Haft, Washington arch
itects, designed the proposed structure.
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Fourth Sermon Of Series

Or. Theodore Henry Palm
|uuist win deliver his fourth SER
mon In the series. 4wanted--A
Contagious Goodness" at $3.50
and II am. tomorrow at the
Foundry Methodist Church. Six
iteenth and p streets NV. His
topic win be "A Mirror for
Americans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24
|Unitufiun Center

The new Mount Vernon Uni.
tartan Center. meeting at Hol.
Iiday House. OF Mount Vernon
boulevard, win begin operations
tomorrow with the liam. serv-
lice. The service win be trans
mitted by telephone from
All Souls Unitarian Church
washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24
| Foniilies Can Join
II. S. Troops in japan

TOKYO, Sept. n HTi'
Far East Air Forces today said
oficers. warrant officers and
commissioned officers sem
to Japan now can travel her,
with thefr families.
IN the past there have beer
varying periods Of separation
before families could join hus.
bands overseas.
Applications for the family
now can be made when ORDER
to Japan are received. The,
win be granted whenever Gov
Iernment housing Is available.
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d. {. Launches
Drive

To the tune Of the Metropol-
itan Police Band. the District
government yesterday launched
It's 5000. 900 "One-Fund Drive to
Help Others" for 1855.
The drive was kicked OIL at
q ralley Of more than 400 Dis
trict workers In the Board Room
of the District Building. The
audience included nearly ell Of
the governments 80 department
heads.
District Commissioner Samuel
Spencer said the city govern
|ment. in trying the one-fund
drive, is pioneering and break
ing new ground in the handling
|of charity collections. He warned
that with one single drive. peo-
|ple have got to give more than
they have been used to giving. y
Commissioner Robert Z. Nc
Laughlin, who Is in charge Of
the city's Health and Welfare
departments, recalled he had
opposed the idea while chair
man Of the Public Utilities
Commission several years ago,
but said he has been converted
fully to the idea Of consolidating
all fund drives In q one-package
campaign.
Brig. Gen. Thomas A. Lane,
Engineer Commissioner. urged
the campaigners to be careful to
retain the spirit Of charity,
rather than .just collect
money.
Personnel oiiicer H. i. Ed
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Postorute TO Be Topic

Thirty Years q Pastor" will
be the topic Of Rev. Carl Heath
|Kopf at IL am. tomorrow in
the First Congregational Church,
Tenth and @ streets NV.
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wards Of the FBI declared his
agency went over to the one
package drive idea three years
ago at the urging Of FBI Di-
rector ]. Edgar Hoover and has
regularly exceeded its quotas
He said the present FBI CAM
paign. which will end next week.
already has reached 1877 per
cent Of the goal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24
Aroto Urges Auditorium
Seating 5000 or More

ing what hotel and restaurants
would enjoy"
President Eisenhower recently
named seven persons to serve on
q committee to plan the audi
forum. In addition to IA al
ready appointed by Vice Presi-
dent Nixon and House Speaker
Sam Rayburn.
The New York firm Of Webb
q Knapp hopes the civic center
can be located within the area
Iit is redeyeloping in the South
west.
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Rosicruciun Service !

Rosicrucians Of the Rosicru-
clan Thomas jefferson Chapter
win commemorate the building
Iof the great pyramid Of Cheops
The ceremony will be at I pm
tomorrow in Grove rs. Rock
Creek Park.
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TO TuIk on Neur East

The Near East win be dis
|cussed by DR.. Carl Heath Kopf,
pastor Of First Congregational
Church. at . 8 pm. young adult
supper meeting in the church
Tenth and @ streets NV.
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Dr.. Shirkey's Topic

DR.. Albert p. Shirley. minister.
will speak on What About Peace
Iof Mind?" at 0 and 11:l5 am.
services at Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church, 900 Massa-
Ichusetts avenue, NV, tomorrow.
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|Christiun Education

DR., Lawrence d. .Folkemer,
pastor Of the Lutheran Church
|of the Reformation, viii preach
on what is q Christian Educa-
tion?" at Q am tomorrow at the
church. 212 East Capitol street,
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Or. Hastings to ToIk

THE Weapons Of q Christian"
win be the topic Of q sermon by
DR.. J.. Warren Hastings. minister
Fof The National City Christian
Church, Thomas Circle. to-
morrow morning at 1880.
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Outdoor Services

The Rev. Edgar cordell Powers
of Baltimore will preach outdoor
services at 3 pm. tomorrow on
the grounds Of the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home. 600 New
Hampshire avenue NE.
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: Construction Of o civic audi
terium here with . seating ca
pacity Of less than $4,000 would
be q terrific mistake" Clarence
Arata. executive director Of the
Greater National Capital Com
mittee, declared yesterday.
+. He addressed the Municipal
Luncheon Club In the Occidental
Restaurant. Donald Clemmer,
director OF the Corrections De-
partment. was toastmaster.
/: What We need more than
anything else Mr.. Arata said,
:'is an adequate municipal audi
toriun."
{ Cites Tourist Traffic
: Referring to the Districts $l25
inillion-a-year tourist trafiic, he
said he favors q municipal build
ing seating from $1,000 to 10000
Coupled with the auditorium
should be q theater and an opera
hall. plus an exhibition area con-
tanning at least 100000 square
feet Of floor space, he added.
Every year. he said, washing-
fnn Il frrenfj IN f1fpu dnwn from
40 to - conventions involving
organizations with more than
10000 delegates.
Sl,250.o ee Spending
each one Of these Organize.
lions" he said, would spend
81 ESQ., 900 during their compar-
Atively brief stay here. OF this
the District would get It's 2 per
cent sales tar alone, not count
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24

A drive to raise $150,00O for q new synagogue and
school is now underway by Congregation Beth 81 Of
Montgomery County The center viii be built at 8215
Old Georgetown road, Bethesda Md. It will have an
auditorium seating TOO persons, chapel for 800
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sITUATioNs--DoMEsTic

mother. vidowsr or Invalid. 5 days
Good refs. RIA. 6-1l26.
WOMAN. white. wants 5 days worn
with employed couple Inv. and
WIFI shlrs carr rrn sGx 1sSR Sc. star
wants day work In christian family
ATTENTioN HOUSEWIVES, Maid
E,hh'w,. hy re- In or out. MISS ooss'
WOMAN, eoiored. wishes e.h.w.. s
days 3 week. Pirst-class references.
Girl. 'eoiorsd. wishes full or part
time daywork: good iaundreSs. good
with children; refs. AID. 2-b562.
C0LORED, E.h.w.. child care BY
day or week. MARYLAND pref. tn
CoIoRiED WOMAN desires days
work or by the week. no. 2-S224.
COLORED WOMAN with references
wants days work as ironer. Ii
coLoRhikD GIRL desire, child care
bEht nv; 3 or 6h days q week
c IL h5y GIRL desires s.h.w.: sta,
dren: or days work. no. 2-SJ42
COLORED GIRL, neat and expert
enced.. wishes. work. Mon. through
coIoRsb5i WOMAN desire: day.
work or child care in my house
Colonel GIRL wants K.h.w., OF
child care or days work. Ii. 1.
COLORED GIRL desires 3 mornings
work, 70 1l:30; good refs. Phone
COLORED GIRL desires Inv. and
child care; good refs. Call CO.
c Sct ASA sft sTs s:3 S.!p,l Pm ..v. =.
No cooking, Ii. 6-O54l. o.
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DEHUMIDIFIER
$50. JU. 7-6742

10O. ~. l-D.L.
DIAMONDs-Lady's IA cts, Is42b;
lady,s % Ct, $50; lady,s ] ct. en-
i ss5S y, lsd et. 3D. i IivrsSsiTl eosN
q Co, 1923 H st. NV. NE; s.
p fS2S RIM. SET, 10 PC. mahos.;
lge. mahog. roll-top desk; all In
good cond. RIA. 3-74S3. .
DINING RIM. SET, walnut $50.
f. Fs~? ss sss,ri stts ssrs $50 i p .a'
DIN. RIM. RIM. FURN.,. large 10-pieee.
dark walnut suite. best ofier. 10.
EIEC. RANGE, Kelvinator. Beautiful
cond.; sacrifice; 500. Call HE. 4
FOAM RUBBER for cushions, pads:
25l3 M st. NV. Elk. 3-3521.
FOAM RUBBER MATTRESSES. cush-
LILLANp. Els i NV. II. S-6ess,
4. solid oak fooled table. cali H.
F iTRi CAPE. gray, sas; tweed coats:
suits suits. etc etc; S Size Is tall. Tui .
F fun coSxT. Otter. full length. Z q,
esllent condition: $50. 172S
mirror. pictures. Grapes. Cali ewes.
FURNiTURE, RUGS. ANTIQUES -
Private sale Of partial contents Of
Der bears s. t .'s., 10 a. an e.n e s.5 pm
pieces. din. rm. pieces. chest OF
drawers, pictures, mirrors, liv. r11.
chairs; Swiss music box. antique.
Also guns, Sabers, end tables. lug.
esge. Oriental and Chinese rug,
a also 6roadloom. To i reach .v ous
wheaton, a Sra road 'i past MsnoP
Club entrance, turn left on. Rose
croft I'd, sixth house on riehthand
FGRNIrURE-t2), tapestry chairs.
% coffee table. leatherette love
Chairs sii Hollywood dO'i bed. Simmons
springs and mattress. teakwood
camphor-lined chest. Cali JE. 3-
FiUiRRSSiITURE-5-pc lined oak al.
nette, S35; Tomlinson. $50; foam
rub: chair, IKE new with slip
CHINA Closet lose s s47: Pa Paul Mccob5 e.
known brand new Hollywood beds.
THE little store around the cor.
ner" 4010 Albemarle, at Wis.
ave ave n, near Z :, Sears e open se7 Thurs.
FURNITURE UNCLAIMED - Bon.
doir chair, Sc; studio couch, $2S:
Hollywood bed. S22; Lawson love
seat, S75:. occasional chair. So:
Lawson sofa and matching chair.
$50: maple chest Of drawers. $50:
Provincial side chair, SIS: leather
top cotiee table. SIS; ecil spring.
So: hide-a-bed, $50: six. dining
room chairs. $50: marble-top. cof-
fee table, $40: round oak table.
S12; club chair, $40: dresser. 81:
childs desk and chair, Sl4: single
or double. bed. S.: china closet.
$40; wardrobe, Sl0:. screen. SIS:
sofa bed. S3S. We also do reup-
holstering, refnishing. cabinet
work. furniture cleantns, draperies,
cornices, custom-made furniture.
Slip cover sofa and chair. Sol;
reupholster sofa and chair. $50:
H e sssGii uP f1iealsi Re aPl3
18th st. NV. CO. 5-5116. Ia
Neutrality-suspicious., refrisera.
tor. sofa bed and chairs. beds.
complete. washing machine, ma
hos. leaf table and chairs. chests,
tEPsyriteTR sSla sST t ssorags
ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-08
THE FURNITURE MART

CONTINUED on Next Pace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-08

na d.s s 6 .sD.r Sss Is I sissr' r a.
must live In; $50 VIZ. To. 2-423e.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ACCOUNTANT once mgr.
college graduate Years OF eXper /;
5-day week. Age 35. 10. 2-6311.
sEcRETARY-BooKKEEPKR, exper :;
mature; German speaking, IA. s.
LADY. eolored. desires nightwork
cleaning once or steam table or
restaurant work. Elk. 1884.
GIRL, eolored, 81; graduate practi.
cal nurse, desires Job as doctor
assistant or convalescent home. RA.
R-SlST.
RETIRED NURSE COMPANION;
s0ni-tnvalid. elderly person. assist
cooking: moderate salary. Ii. g.
5505, after o pm.
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Young Women Travel

Young Women Travel
Positions Being accepted for 4 neat.
single and pefsonable young girls,
to rep. national concern; $3.50
sal. and comm. wkiy. See MR..
POUNDS. Franklin Park Hotel.
1899 Eye st. nv, 1913. TO Pm.
No calls. 81
MOTHERS AND HOUSEWIVES
Earn S2.2S hr. In hrs. TO suit you
taking orders for REAL SILK In
your own neiafborhood; no exper.
nee. Ma. S-7356 between Ia pm.
MOTHER TO DRIVE SCHOOL CAR
1880 to o am. or $3.50 to 8 pm.
In exchange for tuition OF child in
private school Of high standing.
P. o. Box 1929. d, C.
ALL KINDS secretarial. typist, book
keeping positions open, AL ages,
2o-f0: excel. salaries, $80-Si00
week, INQUIRE in person. BOYD'S
EMPLOYMENT CENTER, 700 18th,
riaHRT.TIME. white. age 1890.
This Is not the usual type selling
Job: no canvassing. Exper. not
necessary See our full page sd
In Saturday Evening Post, p. 10l,
Sept. 10th issue. tnow on news
stands. Come to the MADISON
Room, at the Willard Hotel at IL
am. Sat, Sept. 10th and get your
Ohlcial Entry Blank TO win S26..
600 in prizes, and hear how you
can make money In q dignified and
pleasant business. See Mr.. BELL Or
MRS. BELL. "a
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sALEsCLERK, general store work.
pleasant working conditions. good
salary. Apply in person, STOHL.:
MANS, INC, Confectioners and
Caterers, 1864 Wis. ave. NV. %
SALESGIRL, for shoe store. Apply
1913 Baltimore blvd, Hyattsville.
Md. Ia
sALESGIRL for 5 and 10 cent store,
experienced preferred but not neces-
sary, Full time only. Apply BEN
FRANKLIN and 10, 4711 MARI
horo nike sc, ---S
sALEsGiRL, for shoe store. Apply
manager, 1927 Good Hope I'd. sc.
sALEsLADY. thoroughly exper.. full
time only; 5-6ay, 4O-hour wk.;
smart Silver Spring speciality
shop. Call JU, 9-6262. Ill
SALESLADY, sportswear and access
sories specially shop. 5-day wk..
excel. sal. pleasant working ar
rsnsements. TIFFANY. $40 18th
st. p.W. liz
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CAMERA = Ciro-F1ex, F:3.5 lens:
and Kalart auto. speed dash. Both
like new; $50 for both. Call COL.
BRECKENRIDGE, TIE. 6-3775. $50
til $3.50 pm. Is s.
CARPETING, Rose Mohawk: hy.
rm. din. rm.. wall TO wall, IS 50.
yds.: in very good cond.: must BE-
seen to appreciate. JU. 9-76so.
CASH DRAWERS, new. suitable for
any business: $27 so; CIRCLE
TAI 18th st. NV. DI. 7.7372.
CHEST, S drawers. $35; vanity ana
bench. $35; both bleached rnahos.
Call RA. 3-3S0S, RA. 3-12S3. LIP
COT. sgle.. complete. Also 4
chairs, / Upholstered. Reason.
able. DU. 1920. 10
CROCHETED BEDSPREAD. whites
for double bed. Phone after s p.m..
c}uhsT 6lssBbf6 ss"xs box spring
and mattress. S35; freezer ICON
verted milk coolerl. new motor
$50. Gaithersburg 1921.
DAVENPORT, maroon and tan. S26:
all-wool rugs. SIS; tile-top tabio
and chairs EN- 3-O359 IS
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MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO CHICAG0-Leayine
Sept. 9 or 10: Take 2 or 8 pas
WANTED or 2 riders to st. Louis
or Columbia, Mo. Leaving Sunday,
Sept. IL; share expenses. JU, s.
RIDER TO SAN DIEGO. disab. vet
Leave Sat. morn. Box 491-R. Star
WANTED. riders to Austin, Texas:
share driving and expenses. Leav-
ing about Sept. 10. AID. 2-7233
10
MIAMI UNIV. PROF. can take 2;
DEsiiR af fAssE ESs asG to West Coast
share driving and part expenses
Call MIKE at Ii. 4-9505.
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sITUATioNS--MEN

CHAUFFEUR. colored. exper., desires
position with private family: good
refs: live in. Box 4SS-R. Star
CHEMIST ENGINEER. desires part.
time research. development or other
technical employment. Box 4s-T
CoNTRoLLER-credit and once
mgr. age SO, experienced, avail
able immed.. min. SAL. 5000 mo
TURNER. TIE. 6-2344. s.
DRY WALL FINISHER AND TAP.
Err; exper.: full or part time. Call
after pm. LII. 4-9725.
MAN, aged IS. married. empi., desires
change. Type 5000 w.p.m.. opr.
tel-type, ditto. mimeo. 10. $4,000
MAN. eolored. desires light truck
driving. chauffeur or helper. Wal
RESP. FAMILY MAN. AZ. white
seeks perm. pos: pres. empl. max
ing good SAL, desires change due
to york conditions; 10 yrs. .exper
drfter-saleSmAn. Enjoys dealing
with public Box lh1-T Star s.
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TREE TOPPING AND REMOVAL.
Reas rates. 10. 2-61o2. %
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WAITRESSES

nl1' ROOM 18TH and : t'''
GIRLS, to package erecting cards
and prepare orders for shipment;
NO experience necessary. Ware
house located In NV. Washinetop.
NAM JAMES, sCn 81. 7. iissnos5tt' can MIR
GIRL. over 81, for part-time wait
ress and short order cook VIC.
j.. Fails Church. .JE. 3-0473. "a
LADY. for part time in refined CUES,
home: good refs: room plus small
salary. NO. 1920. 10
LADY. of good personality and fair
s ssas1 asst for Ssstsse SsSSn e
loyal and faithful TO her work;
$1,000 year. Box 120-T. star. -
LADIES, part time. day or eve, in
hrs. TO suit you. No exper. neces.
sary. but must be able to meet
public. About S2.25 hr. Apply
5:30-7 Pm. RIM. 70b. 1919 =
L Al Is plastic TOYS. house
wares and Gifts through party plan;
no delivery or collections. HOUSE
OF PLASTIcS, ia. 9-303l.
LADIES, TO sell Christmas cards In
spare. time: big. commissions; no
experience nee: nothing 70 invest.
You can earn Up to $40 wkly.
comm. Write Ct once for sapples
ISL, S39 Greenmount ave-. BALTIC
YOUNG LADY to assist buyer OF
ladies' ready.to-wear store, tnven-
tory control knowledge helpful but
will train. Salary commensurate
with BACKGROUND and ability. En-
ploye discounts and other benefits.
Apply Mr., Berman. koPY KAT,
woMAalN.. - white, to work in dry
cleaning department. Must be ca
pable OF taking telephone calls and
talking to customers. Permanent
BRYANT, STERLING LAUNDRY,
IQ2l 9Th. st. NV. 20
WOMAN, white. bet. IS and 80, e
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WOMAN, white, under As. with OF
without q child; as housekeeper
5-day week. no laundry, room,
board and salary. Apply In per-
son only. 1880 Montana ave. ne.
MINIT-MAN CIR WASH.
WOMAN, white. unattached, so 10
so yrs. as companion to wife In
poor health; 1--we in; ,good home
I, ha,i best SECTION city plus IS, sumner ,n,n,s
Must have drivers license and be
able drive car. Permanent posi-
ton. Replies confidential. Give
details and telephone no. in let
ter stating salary expected. Box
WOMEN. experienced telephone So
licttors for department store work.
6-hour. 5-day wk.; salary and
commission, Write to Box lot