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Evening star., 1955-10-30
Prince HoII Musons.
Anniversary Rites

Divine services enEnnnelnceatang
the seth anniversary c7 Adolphus
II. HAN Grand chaptsr. Holy
Royal Arch Masons. Primes Han
afnliation, will Be held today. At
8 pm. It Metropolitan 4. n. ,.
Church, 1916 II street NV. The
Rev. George D. Robinson h
pastor. Presiding win b Grand
High Priest Herbert A. Bates.
Main speaker viii be the Rev.
Charles Z. Stewart. pastor Of
Israel a. M. Z. Church. Albany.
N. Y.
Headed BY Grand Matron
Eleanor M. Davis and Grand
Patron Daniel r. Mosely. the
Grand Chapter, Order Of Eastern
Star, opens its ESD annual season
OF officiai yisitations November
4 at Thrift Chapter. The tour
Terminates November II ct
Queen Sheba Chapter.
Grand Master Arthur =. Brooks
heads the Grand Lodge OF
Masons in their annual ofiicial
|visitations as follows: Noyem-
her 2. Warren: November 8.
Social: November 4. Ionic: No
|vember Z. Felix; November IL;
James H. Hill: November Is.
lPythagoras: November 10. Doric:
November 81, Hiram: November
20. Corinthian: November 23,
Redemption: November IS. Vic
tory: November 20. st. John. 8
Divine services commemorate
ing the 10th anniversary Of the
Grand Lodge win be November
~ ct . pm. ct Union Wesley
"A. M. =. Zion Church, Twenty
third and L streets NV.
Redemption Lodge meets No
vember 8 In special communities
ti0n.
The frontiersman., 1955-01-06
ALASKA LINE ADDS
 NEW VICE PRESIDENT

Melville (Jack) McKinstry has been named vice president and a member of the Alaska Steam ship Company board of directors effective January l, D. E. Skin ner, president of the company, announced this week. General manager of The Alaska Line since May 1854, McKinstry will have the new title of vice president and general manager.
 The other officers of the Al aska Steamship Company include: D. E. Skinner, president; R. C. Anderson, executive vice presi- dent; R. J. Behnke, vice president and treasurer; E. w.. Tegtmeyer, secretary and assls- tant treasurer; G. F. Kachlein, Jr. and A. L. Cahill, assistant sec retary and assistant treasurer; q. F. Kachlein, Jr. and A. L. Cahill, assistant secretaries, and w. F. Mccarthy, assistant treasurer.
The frontiersman., 1955-01-06
RANDOM RAMBL LlNeS OUT WASILLA way
By E. HieIIen

Car no start? The R. B. Bowl ings overcame that by covering two saddle horses to protect them from the minus thirty four wea- fher and came ambling into Tee lands for groceries.
 A Commissioners conference will be held in Anchorage Janu- arY 5. S and 7th. May Carrier will be taking if in-so cross those days off for getting any work done tbat require Mays sigma lure.
 Pete Corcoran and his crew were sweeping snow from Wasii- las RR platform. He and Ted Mommsen have a reciprocity ar- rangement-when one has a day off the other does his work.
 Mae and Fluffy" left on Cooks Tour" of the states to visit friends and relatives. Grady and June Robinette were left to run Hallea Lodge.
 Met Bill Patrick during the holidays. He, Jerry and the chil- dren were up from Seldovia to be with the folks. Bill has his own boat, nova 36 footer.
 Cribbage was the pastine of Roy Morrison and Phil Coleman during the cold spell-waiting- jus waiting.
 Mrs. Rex Kibbe has returned from her outside hegira with two additions to our community "a niece and new car q dunno the make). The niece Billie McLaugh- lin, high school junior ai-' ready enrolled and is breaking hearts of the boys in the school.
 Cross off inc Saturday school attendance of February fifth. The only remaining Saturdays 10 re- member are the 8tb and 22nd.
 An All Welcome pinochle party will be held at Dinkle's home. The Grange is putting this on Tuesday the eleventh.
 Starting out from the second to inc last gun. Glenn Tellman drove his team 10 big win. His lime was four minutes (plus) ahead of inc second placer-OrviIle Lake of Anchorage.
 Clyde Dimmick put in an ap- pearance. He's an electrician on the school job. His good wife Edith Butch, is taking care of things out by Spenard where they have their new home.
 Gotta card from Una McDcnald with the return address of Box S54 Kodiak.
 Being just whistle stop
The frontiersman., 1955-01-06
ANNUAL MEET SLATED AT UNITED PROTESTANT CHURCH THIS SUNDAY

The annual Congregation and Corporation meeting of the Un- tied Protestant Church will be held next Sunday, January 9 at 1:3O pm.
 A full days program has been planned at the church, beginning with Sunday School classes at 10 am. At HOO am. the morning worship service will be held, fol- lowed by a pot-luck dinner at l2 o'clock noon in the assembly hall. Everyone is asked to take a covered dish or a dessert, evrything else for the dinner will be furnished.
 The meeting will be called to order promptly at 1:30 and the election of officers, reports from all organizations of the church, will be conducted.
 At the close of the business meeting, a program has been planned by the Fellowship Com mittee under the direction of Lloyd Merely. During the pro- gram William W. Elliott will show slides and talk on his trip to Eur ope this past summer.
 A cordial welcome is extend ed to all to attend the dinner, meeting, and the program on Sum- day, as well as the worship hour at 11:00 am.
The frontiersman., 1955-01-06

the members of the Fish and Wildlife; Holger Larsen, Don Cross, Roger Allen, Gordon Wat son, Mel Menson and Ed Keough stopped off to listen to what hunters, fishermen and trappers had to say. After a discussion that indicated no changes in regula- tions for '55 '56 season were de- sired, Bob Burkholder drove the contingent eastward.
 Jack FabYan stuck his nose out of his parka long enough to com snent. 'This is inc coldest spell we've had for thirty Years-man and boy.
 It's still not too late to send in Christmas seal money.
The frontiersman., 1955-01-06
X-RAY UNIT TO VISIT wASELLA JAN. II

The mobile X-raY unit work ing in this area will maintain ifs previously announced schedule. continuing in Pal mer the balance of this week.
 Scheduled 10 work in Wasil- la on Tuesday of this week. plans were changed when the truck unit went in inc ditch just short of Wasilla. The unit will be in Wasilla NEXT TUESDAY. JANUARY II from l pm. 10 4 pm. al the Wasilla School. All residents of the greater Wasilla area are urged to attend and get free chest X-raY.
The frontiersman., 1955-01-06
WASILLA COMMUNITY
 CALENDAR

FRIDAY, JANUARY ? BOY SCOUTS, Wasilla School, 3:30 pm.
 MONDAY. JANUARY 10 VETERANS OF s FOREIGN WARS, Wasilla School, 8 pm. VFW AUXILIARY, Wasilla Sch ool, 8 pm.
 TUESDAY. JANUARY II WASILLA GRANGE, Grange Hut, 8 pm.
 WEDNESDAY. JANUARY l2 GIRL SCOUTS, Wasilla Road house, 3:30 pm. BROWNIES, Mrs. John Polls home, 3:30 pm.
The frontiersman., 1955-01-06
Barbara Cooper Bride in Pretty Ceremony


 mony on December 30 Miss Bar bara Arlene Cooper, daughter of MT. ard Mrs. Walter F. Coop CT of Palmer became the bride of Corporal Ralph Everett Pelchat, son of MT. and Mrs. Omer Pe1chat of Gorham, New Hampshire. The double ring ceremony was per- formed by Rev. Brian Cleworth in the United Protestant Church Organ music was played by Mrs. Max Sherrod who also accompan- jed Neola Sandvik, soloist, who sang 'Oh Promise Me" and Be cause. The church was bauti- fully decorated with green boughs, white streamers and white tapers in the candelabra.
 The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, chose tra- ditional white satin for her we'd ding gown. Fashioned with a fit ted bodice and scalloped sweet heart neckline, her bouffant skirt of sheer nylon net layers flared out over a white satin underskirt to floor length. Her elbow length sheer veil was held in place by heart-shaped crown, trimmed with tiny rose buds. The bride carried a single large white or enid on her white prayer book.
 Attendants for the. bride were all former classmates. Jean Nc Mahon, maid-of-honor, wore ballerina length gown of pastel pink sheer with matching stole. Arlene Benson, bridesmaid, wore floor length formal of light blue sheer, while bridesmaid Marilyn Dragseth wore a pale orchid bal lerina style gown. All attendants of the bride wore matching cor sageS of white carnations.
 The little flower girls, both cousins of the bride, were Sandra and Patricia Mattingly of Anch- orage. They wore dainty nylon dresses, styled with full skirts and carried white baskets of pink carnations.
 The bridegroom's attendants in cluded Larry McAllister of Pal mer, who served as best man, and Duuane Cooper, brother of the bride, and Arthur Fox of Palmer, who were ushers.
 For her daughters wedding Mrs. Cooper chose a light beige dress of faille, edged with black velvet and with which she wore a matching hat. The dress was trimmed with self-material cut out flowers and tiny rhinestones. Her shoulder corsage was of white carnations with silver trim rib bons.
 Following the wedding cere- mony a reception was held at Grange Hall by the brides par ents, with guests present from Palmer and Anchorage. The hall was attractivly decorated with white streamers hung from cen terpiece. The wedding cake was served by Miss Dragseth who with the other attendants assisted in opening the gifts. Miss Benson was in charge of the guest book. The bride, who graduated from Palmer High School in 1854, was employed at Bert's Drug store prior to her marriage. The bride groom, who was educated in the Gorham schools, is stationed with the U. s. Army at Fort Richard son where he is Fire Chief at Sta ton No. 3 Following short wed ding trip the young couple are | yooxxy o4 h0Y1oo in Mountain View
The frontiersman., 1955-01-06
". w. ELLIOTT GUEST
 SPEAKER FOR SORORITY

Members of Theta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi took a "two-month trip" through European countries on Monday night of this week when William w. Elliott of Pal mer showed colored slides and spoke of his trip to Europe this past summer during a sorority meeting held at the home of Vivi- an Schaver.
 The exceptionally interesting collection of slides depicted the highlights of his trip and tied in with the cultural program cur rently being studied by the sor- ority.
 r During brief business meet ing which followed members voted to donate $10 to the Mer- chants Christmas party held on December "A. Members of the executive and ways and means committees will study possible ways of raising money for the March of Dimes campaign being conducted this month.
 Members in attendance drew names for the 1855 Secret Sister l program, which will be in charge of Betty Rice during this year
 The next regular meeting will | be held at the home of Bonnie 1 Bettine on January IF. Ann Wood ruff will assist with refreshments l If you make right turn from
 left hand lane, you are prob.
 ably just careless and reckless
 and not what the driver behind you doubtedly called you.
Evening star., 1955-07-10

JANITOR, colcred: must have knoWi.
with tools; good starting salar1
plus apt. and utilities. Only expe'
rieneed need apply. Apply suitl
LOO, Investment Bldg.,. 18th ant
K sts. NV. Mon, Q to IL. Ii
JANITOR. colored, exper. only To-
gaarden apis. Apply Ager I'd. AM
29th ave.. Hyatts.. Md, AP. 7-333S
JANrToR ASSISTANT. sixth-cissl
lic. No. % oil. married, non.
drinker. S176 mo. plus quarters
Chance for advancement. Largt
doTntown bldg! MR.. LOCKWOOD
DU. 7-3400. III
JANITOR, colored; must have knowl.
edge Of oil burner and be handy
with tools; good starting salary
plus apt. and utilities; only expe'
rienced need apply. See Res. Mgr.
1910 Wis. ave. NV. 10
JANITOR, for small bldg. hours, ]
to. o pm: 8 days Q week: attrac
saiary must have ,,,es,,d,, record cf sub; HIs:
who likes to work and look aftei
all details. Reply By letter giytni
ref. and record Of employment. Bo,
359-M. Star. lis
for medium m-size apartment build
ing, close In; nice quarters fur.
nished with all utilities and. phone
family man preferred; salary L
start $3.50 month. Apply MARX
WINKLER MANAGEMENT, INC.
1117 Vermont ave. NV, any week
Gay after 4 pm.
JANITOR, full time. colored. mar.
Tisd, with or capable Of obtaining
NV. apt. blds.,. attrac. 1-bedrm
apt. and good salary. Apply DREY
FUSS BROS. 1919 18th Ut. NV
MA. S-05S0. --12
Evening star., 1955-07-10
HaR-MR
REAL ESTATE
MANAGEMENT

% you have apartment rental Know.
hoEl Are you i've wire selesmani
~ your answers are yea. Ne hayl
oplortnnity plus for youl Thil
ABILITY ana tschnious VIII ons M q q
the most aggressive property man.
aeement firms IN Northern Virgfnia
Write fun details Of experience Civ
ING local references, also state sal
ary desired End phone number foz
interview. Boz 3o0-L. Star. --12
RkAL ESTATE RENf and mortE9es
mar Wanted by small. unusual
once. Only . young, vell-edueated
peiscn VII he considered; STATE
desired. Bon 362-M. Star. -I0
REAL ESTATE sALEsAIEN-Excei-
ability. TOWN 4 SUBURBAN, 4sii
Wis. ave. NV. EN-. 2-9400.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN (or
Women): active once. specializing
In Nd. properties. needs additional
personnel. Full time preferred
wiz consider part time, only n
experienced. KORzENDORFER, OIL
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-We sell
homes. get on the winning team
We give top commissions and
QonuSe5. Opportuultys 61NDLEh
REALTY CO., EO. 2-1267.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen TO han.
die business and investment prop
critics; plenty of leads and coop
Grafton. See Mr.. Sweeney, 9 to II
or 3 10 5. Marshall J. WAPLE
CO, 1924 14th st. NV. AID. f.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-we hay,
an opening for q sales representa-.
tive who has an attractive person.
Atty and appearance. Adequate
real estate training win be pro.
vided. Car required. Person with
personnel exper, student Of public
relations or person with exper. In
selling desired. Call MR.. MAR
STELLER Monday for interview
REAL ESTATE Statesmen, fun time,
with experience. urgently needed By
our new Colesville once; well worth
investigatingl Gail Mr.. Lyon, EV.
4-6422 or JU. S-303S. RIPLEY q
ROMER. REALTORS.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-2 live
wire men to sell new split-level
ramblers in Montgomery County.
Opening immediately; full-time
Job on project; guar. salary. JU.
S-140O or KE. 7-0604. Ill
Evening star., 1955-07-10
PHARMACISTS

Registered; excellent salary, 44-hour
week. 8 holidays q year with pay:
large prescription business: idea
for advancement; vacation with
pay after year, sick leave afteI
/ year, insurance and hospitaliza-
ton available after months EN-.
ployment: retirement plan avail
able for those over 80 With 2 yrs
service. Write or apply In person
bst4d E NJ. s2oISs q b Adsieh. dEe aso aREoPtEs
st. NV. Washington. D. G. {ant
ssors,. 10 1 a-l1sssa4. 1sa IL. s1a ss4. s''
PHOTOGRAPHERS; aerial. Wen e.
perienced In taking pCecision pho.
Biography for mapping. Dark room
experience desirable. Write 800 6th
ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. or telephone
PHOTOGRAPHER wants coupon
salesman. Call Lu. 3-16O4 Monday
PLASTERERs. frst class whits
mechanics only. Call JE. 10000,
after 6. Ill
PLUMBER AND HELPER for per-
manent year.round position with
established firm; excel. pay and
hours: disqualification and life in
surance. JOHN q. WEBSTER &
SONS INC. Est. 1912, Service
Bldg, 1st and N SITS. Sc. Ii.
6-7062. Apply z to z any day. lis
PLUMBERS, experienced only. Ap-
ply 1904 Annapolis rd., Lanham.
Nd. Call WA. 10000. 10
PLUMBER. steady reliable man
for Arl. Alex. and Fairfax work.
JE. 2-1o97. 10
PLUMBER for new-house work;
Maryland. Must have car, hand
tools and journeyman'g card. WA.
7-6030 8 an. to $50 pm. --12
PLUMBER, with D. c. drivers per-
init. for jobbins and remodelina
work. Only sober need apply. S912
Georgia ave. NV. 10
PLUMBER's HELPER to fill posi-.
ton with established firm, hospi-
talization, etc. Apply JOHN a.
WEBSTER & SONS. INC, test
1919. Service BLDG, 1st and n sts.
A.E
Evening star., 1955-07-10
To an
ENGINEER

Interested in People
II YOU are the right man, this is a MOST UN-
USUAL opportunity.
We are looking for a personable, young engi-
neerng graduate who likes people, man who can
interview screen and hire all levels Of engineering
personnel for our expanding departments.
At present. this man may be engaged in engi-
neerng work. personnel work combination of
both. He should be graduate engineer, preferably
with a Mechanical or Aeronautical Engineering
Degree.
Whatever his background, he must be neat and
able to easily, courteously handle people under all
conditions. He should be between rs and IS years
of age.
To this man, we can offer an attractive present
and very good future.
Interviews In
WASHINGTON
July II and II
Call Executive 3-5035
Between II am. and pm.
For an Appointment With
MIR. J. 8. TRIP
Employment Supervisor
resume e. q M e % r. Ss E ;:'i inss,n.s :srs s1Ss %
PRATT & WHITNEY AIRCRAFT
Division Of United Aircraft Corporation
East Hartford O. Connecticut
Evening star., 1955-07-10
Real Estate SalesYnen
Experienced

An old established firm with an
excellent reputation has openings
for 2 men to sell commercial and
Investment property. II you are
in1sressia rm HSes h SssSTFins Ss2Fa Dss Of
With It's salesmen and under con-
ditions which tends TO produce
viii satisfy you as to these facts.
]. A. McKeever Co., Inc.
1882 K st. NV. ST. $500.
RECEIvING CLERK, white; 6-day
wk,; must have knowledge Of food
fna PIsa,ss srossEies ssIi wpupar %g.s hszs ossT ssT
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC and
helper to work on air conditioners
for permanent year-round position
with established flrm; excel. pay
and hours; Decentralization and life
insurance. JOHN q. WEBSTER &
SONS. INC. (Est. 1912). Service
Bldgs 1st and N SITS. Sc. II.
1sSs AHRRSo to MEckssic. III Hsy 1s e
nets and soda fountains: must have
tools and be thoroughly expert
enced in refrigeration service;
permanent year-round job: vaea-
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC, com.
mercisl, only experienced need ap-
sions;s sSS .tssdy AsDYs sSD5sYFssmi e. eS99H45o S94do
REFRIGERATION SERVICE Man
Exper. preferred;. drivers permit.
qoCd % pay dos 6Sr right man. Can ADs
Evening star., 1955-07-10

Real Estate Statesmen
4 you are experienced and want .
.. c. salesman in . progressive
35-yr.-old firm. call for an appt.
Modern ONCE in air-cond. bank
bldg. excellent facilities for Q COM
petent men. Ask for Mr.. Collier.
ROBERT 3. LOHR REALTOR. HE.
$4,000 Langley Park-Takoma Park.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
REAL ESTATE
NEGOTIATOR

Around 35 yrs, OF age. 10
negotiate for the purchase,
sale and lease OF real prop
erty, which will include OBJ
tanning full and complete In
formation concerning land
sites. available utilities, etc,
Should have general knowi-
edge Of real estate negotiat-
ing t,oss slrsDglnts clnn,,n,sS enS ,urv:y. ur Y,
velopment with local once
b-day. 40-hour week. group
insurance and many addi-
tional smploye dement's. write
Boz es-L, star swing age;
tnformat.on On backeround,
training anA euaitnca ions.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
ROUTE MAN
MUTE MAN
ESTABLISHED ROUTE
OPEN FOR YOUNG MAR.
RIED MAN. TOP PAY AMI
ALL BENEFITS.
@ & s LAUNDRY
4419 BALTIMORE AVE
HYATTSVILLE

Sales Engineers, $4,000
E.E. deeres. under 20. local. Sales
Boston. Mr.. Ford (NA. S-2340).
BOYD'S. Cor. G and 18th
SALES MANAGER with experiences
for up-to-date, modern, 1st.fioor
once. Members Mont. CO. Real
Estate Board and multiple listing.
Also Also SpsninE sRETr 5oT I've ESSd sales, al :
colesyille I'd. JU. 6-7100.
SALES MANAGER
Old established company with new.
ly developed program for servicinl
homeowners with . most needed
proven plan provides trained sales.
people with earnings to $3.50 peI
week and more. We are now open
ing the WASHINGTON area and need
. person for .manegement. The man
We want must be. capable Of select
ing. hiring. training and maintain
ing o sales force OF 10. to Is men
after having received complete
training. Experience In above de-
scribed work helpful but mot nee
essary. Men under "a and thoss
without cars need not apply. Bet
ter men earn up to $4,000 per
year and have opportunity to ad-
vance to higher positions. Write
Box 306-L. Star.
Evening star., 1955-07-10

Man to sell nationally famous Ken
more sewing machines; inside. out
side sales. Car necessary; expert
draw against commission. Lead:
furnished. no eanvassing. Excellent
company dement's TO the one who
Qualities. Apply personnel once.
SEARS, ROEBUCK AND co.
$500 Wilson Blvd, Arlington
SALESMAN-AT ONCE
Loeal Z territory e nov open for qualified
alton In digntfed semiprofessional
capacity. Consistent and inteIligent
enort wiz insure excellent steady
year round income and Q permanent
career In q distinctly low-pressure
neia. @ PleSsant contacts. repeat busi-
sales experience not essential as
successful applicant viii receive
complete training and supervision.
So5 Ss5 nnsSe:;sars nss:sa w.. wTtts H Hgisks: gs Box
sA5EsMLN dIiE aa.S iS5, :D;, ever e: sEDerisnosd
sns home. We furnish gualified
enuses monshs .essismsns etas sns
Must have late model car. This is
. position IN which there Is no
limit to sarninEs. Call Z. T. DUN
CAN, AD. 2-osss. IL to Q pm.
sAIEsMEN-seysrai aggressive men
to canvass for sales Of Q popular
product product ,.n1., Of l,.E leading nstional
snrC,Ism., s;ssntisl Phone 10. s-2o21 for
SALESMEN-If you are now con.
Job that pays less than SI5O wk.,
DO NOT READ FURTHER. Color.
anna. the exclusive natural color
process has openings for 8 neat
sale9men with cars. We can only
guarantee you the opportunity to
better yourself. Apply 1909 Eye
st. NV. S-11 am. 10s
Statesmen. with direct selling ex-
perience. Capable Of directing 9TH
sdvertised ~; % product. ctA Success css'0nsna and
future depends upon ability. Call
LO. b-4644 or TU. 2-S1S7. Iii
Statesmen. id matches. Sell amaz-
ing designs! 10. 20, 80, 40 and
240 light book matches. Bigger
spot cash comm; Every business 2
sSpers @ men; men; women; g, fun part time.
SHreG S aG'ea5 cokp Or 81 AERicH. u 'tsS. DsDl.
|SALESMEN-DEAIERs wanted. to
sell and apply. one, Of the. fastest
in person to SUN SHELF or
WASH. 1878 Wilson blvd. Arl.,
Va. bet. 9-12 pm. "a pm. 10
Evening star., 1955-07-10
REAL ESTATE
SALESMAN

One of Washington's largest res
estate nrms has one opening for ar
CAN Mr.. Bolhasen. Salesmanager
Frederick w. Berens Sales,
Inc.
Ma. $4,000