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The Nome nugget., 1955-05-02
l3.400 GUESSES RECORDED
FOR ICE TO MOVE MAY 3RD
IN ICE CLASSIC LIST BOOK

A complete list Of all guesses
recorded on the Nenana Ice
Classic has been received and is
available at the Nugget Office
Guesses have been made from
April 1st until Nov. 25th.
Ninety-three pages of 13,4OO
guesses have been recorded for
tomorrow May 3. The ice has
moved on May 3rd three times.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-02
PARLAY VOUS?

TUCSON, Ariz., Students
at the University of Arizona may
spend lot of time reading
one publication they apparently
miss is the racing form.
Not one of the 80 who took
the annual vocabulary test at the
university could define the word
"parlay."
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-02
Radford Report Tuesday

WASHINGTON, pa White
House announcement said today
Adm. Arthur Radford will report
to President Eisenhower tomor-
row on his recent series Of con-
ferences with Chinese Nationalist
officials on Formosa.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
a WORD
TO THE WISE
BY Rouson
By MRS. FRANK COLBY

". L. OF Highlands wants the
origin Of rain check" Is It
lslang?" she asks.
In baseball. II rain or other
bad weather stops . game be-
fore the completion Of i've in
lnings, rain checks are issued TO
the spectators, emitting them to
attend some later game without
payment Of admission. II I'VE
full innings are finished. the
game Is counted a complete
game. and no rain checks are
issued. In this sense, rain
check is not slang; it's q legiti-
mate sports term.
| Americans often use "rain
CHECK IN 4 figurative sense. Doe
calls Roe and invites him to
lunch: Roe says. Sorry, / can't
lgo today. Give me 9 rain check,
win you?" IN other words. I'D
like to. but ] can't. Please ask
lme again soon.
Rain check" thus Is o pleas
lant and convenient phrase that
lnlls . real need In colloquial
usage. The lonRbeards who write
dictionaries will probably label
Int Slang, u. s. They usually
Hook with distaste on any Amer
llicanisnl that doesn't stem from
Latin or Creek But 1t isn't
slang. It's q sound American
|Iidiom which has evolved from
Ia quite proper term In baseball.
Mobile: Why are aristocrats
spoken OF as "blue bloods?"-
|lM, w.
Answer: The expression origf-
mated In Spain and referred tc
1.-THE light-cornplexioned descend
Iants Of the original blond Span
fish stock. Their skin was so fair
|Iand thin that the veins showed
Ilblue. They were accordingly said
Ito have blue blood or to be blue
'Ibloods, as contrasted with the
|Idarker skinned Spaniards Of
moorish admixture.
II Distributed By MeNausht syndicate. 1ne.I
Evening star., 1955-11-25
OUR PRESIDENTS
By HoNoRE NJ. CATUDAL

1-aOne Of the greatest con-
tributions Of the universities Is
to keep open the channels Of free
exchange OF knowledge. . said a
former President. In receiving
his 80th honorary degree from a
German university. a year ago
today. Which President?
There was a wedding in the
White House ~ years ago today:
which Presidents daughter was
married on this day?
(which President gave an
address at the unveiling Of .
monument to Gen. Philip II.
Sheridan in Washington, p. G.,
47 years ago today?
ANSWERS on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1955-11-25
BY EAsLEY BLAcKWooD

That may be true, sneeredI
Mr.. Champion, but with all the
different possible distributions
Of the diamond suit. / would have
had one more chance to make
six-odd than you would have
had"
AS usual, Mr.. Champion was
right. Here Is what happened.
Mr.. Muzzy opened the 10 Of
clubs and MIR. Champion won
In his own hand with the queen.
He thought the situation over
for q moment and then made
the startling play Of the ace
Of diamonds.
He then entered dummy with
the ace Of hearts and returned
. second diamond. Mr.. Abel
played the nine and the jack
IN the closed hand won. Mr..
Muzzy showed out. discarding
a small heart. Now dummy was
entered again with the ace Of
clubs and o third diamond led.
This time Mr.. Abel could do
no better than to 80 up with
the king and that was his sides
last trick. ].
Mr.. Champion made his ace
of-diamonds play on this rea-
soning: In the first place he was
trying for IL tricks. not Is. The
extra trick, II 1t could be made,
was insignificant In value COM
pared to the score for making
the vulnerable slam. Every
safety measure had 20 be taken.
then. to insure the making Of
n tricks.
He figured that If the defend
ers' diamonds were divided 3-2,
he had absolutely nothing to
worry about. He could always
get on with one diamond loser.
II four diamonds to the king
were on his left. then he was
probably down one and his play
Of the suit would make no DIFF
ference.
However. there was one adj
verse distribution where his
choice Of plays would mean the
difference between defeat and
victory. That was the case
where Mr.. Mazxy hsd the sim
glet0n king of diamonds.
Here II Mr.. Champion led q
diamond from the board and
messed the queen on the first
round. MI. Muzzy would win
with the king and Mr.. Abel
would stfll have another dia-
rnond stopper with 10. Q. 8, It
was to guard against this con-
kangency that Mr.. Champion
Evening star., 1955-11-25

washington, D. @.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER e5. 1885
Evening star., 1955-11-25
BOY MEETS GIRL

slapped down the ace Of dia-
Imcnds at trick two.
There's . profitable lesson
here. Before messing. make sure
that the play increases rather
than decreases your chances for
success.
fr.n.,tvht foEh eserev.f rs..t,,ye. s,nrn /
Evening star., 1955-11-25
WORD CANE
Find 80 or more words In
FRIENZIED,

frantic. average Is
26: time limit, IS minutes.
Rules 81 the gaIne---1. Words must b
of four Or more letters. a Words which
acquire four letters hy the addition q
used. 3. Only one form Of word Ii
used. q. Proper names ere not used.
answer u LABELLUAE
label, lamb. lame, lenl,. iull. able, alum
album. amble, bale, ball, balm. bell
male, mall, maui, mule, neal null.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-15
Stricken Skipper
viii Be Shifted to
Ship With Doctor

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Is
IR.-The United States destroyer
escort Grady will pause out in
the Pacific Ocean today to take
aboard the desperately i'll cap
tain Of a Norwegian motorship
and give him treatment.
The Coast Guard said the
motorvessel is the Castleville,
bound for Los Angeles from the
Orient and now about TOO miles
west southwest of San Francisco
Yesterday the Castleville and
the Coast Guard began exchang-
ing information on the condition
of Capt. Haraldson, suffering
from a kidney ailment. 1t was
decided he should have i'm
mediate medical attention but
the seas were so rough the Coast
Guards flying boats could not
land.
Finally the Navy located the
Grady about 100 miles from the
Castleville. She had a doctor
aboard. The two vessels i'm.
mediately altered course to meet
about 5 am. today about 60(
miles west southwest of Sar
Francisco. the Coast Guard said
The Navy ship is en- route tt
the Hawaiian Islands and prob.
ably will take Capt. Haraldsor
on to Pearl Harbor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-15
Michigan Boy, Missing
Five Weeks, Found Slain

MUSHROOM, Mich, Aug. is
P.-A ffye-week search for
missing Boy Scout Peter Gorham
has ended with the discovery of
his bullet-pierced body.
The 12-year-old Evanston, H.,
boy was a victim Of Michigan's
third unsolved child Staying in
less than five months and, like
the others, was believed to have
been slain by q sex deviate.
A man looking over prospec-
tive sites for a new home came
across Peters body yesterday in
q desolate woods IL miles north
of Muskegon. A small caliber
bullet had penetrated his skull
The scene was 5 miles from
where he vanished July 5 on a
scout hike.
A State pathologist said the
boy apparently had been dead
since shortly after his disap-
pearance. State police and sher-
ifs officers, who had searched
q wide area within a mile of the
scene only Saturday. said he
may have been killed elsewhere
State Police Capt. Leroy R
Hunt said several persons. in
GLIDING one or more camp
counselors, will be questioned
He called for a lie detector tt
be brought here.
William Jannega Of Muskegor
discovered the body while seek
ing land for a new home. He
told Deputy Marion Calkins he
had picknicked in the area az
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la child and returned to search
its possibilities as a home site
The discovery broke weeks OF
tension for Peters parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick A. Gorham
Iof Evanston.
Eat least the wait is over. .
IMr. Gorham commented at the
scene.
The youths bedroll. under
clothing, shoes and pajamas
were recovered. His flashlight
was found beneath the body
clothed only in bluejeans.
Michigan's other two chile
Staying victims were little girls
Barbara Gaca, z. of Detroit
disappeared March "a. Her body
was found March 81 on a trash
dump near Pontiac. She hac
been beaten, raped and stran'
igled. The body of JEANNE Sin
gleton, 8, of Kalamazoo wa!
found June /, nine days aftel
her abduction en- route home
from school. She died similarl!
to Barbara.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-15
Ship Arrives
lin u. 5. After
Blast Kills Two

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. IS
R.-The explosion-torn Nor
wegian motorship Tancre d
locked here yesterday with two
men dead and four seriously
burned. one so badly he may not
survive.
The injured men were rushed
to the United States Public
Health Service Hospital. Today
three still were on the critical
list.
An engineroom blast killed
KEEL Petersen, II. oiler from
Fredrikstad. Norway. and Anders
Lund, II, engine boy from South
Trondelag, making his first voy-
age.
Most seriously burned was En-
Igineer Anders Tufteland oil
Norheimsund, Hardanger. A
Public Health Service physician
said Mr.. Tufteland appeared to
be sinking"
.. Retirement Near
The 55-year-old engineer hac
only 10 more days at sea before
retiring. He had expected tc
take the Tancred to New York
and then fly back to Norway
where his daughter was married
Saturday.
The other burned men were
Assistant Engineer Erling Ravin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-15

"a. Of Eikefjord; Motorman Gun.
mar Bjasland. IS. Of Aas and
oiler Bjorn Hansen. 20. Of Oslo
= Radio Knocked Out.
The explosion. apparently
from accumulated gas in the
crankcase Of one of the Tanc-
reds diesel engines, occurred
about noon Saturday when the
vessel was about 100 miles out
of the Golden Gate. The ex-
plosion knocked out the ships
electrical system and its radio
leaving only an emergency life
boat set with which to send weak
signals for help.
BY late afternoon the. Coast
Guard cutter Willow transferred
Public Health Physician j. E
Manaire and Medical Corpsmar
Robert Morris to the ship to
treat the injured men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-15
B moi Birth at CIV
Picks .HiIIeI Delegate

The B'nai Birth Hillel Foun-
dalton of George Washington
University has chosen Miss
F'rences Bran of 1879 Tewkes-
bury place NV. to attend its
National Hillel Summer 1nsti-
Itute at Starlight, Pa, August 80
through September 8. $3.50
Nearly 200 students from col
Ileges and universities through
out the United States and Can
ada will attend the summer
workshop on Judaism For the
Modern Age" Miss Bran is
president of the G. w. Hillel
chapter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-15
Largest Crowds See
The Common GLORY

WILLIAMSBURG, Aug. IS (P.
The largest crowds in the his
tory of 1.-THE Common Glory" are
f1ocking into Williamsburg this
summer to witness the ninth
production of the symphonic
drama Of the American Revolu-
ton.
Figures released by the James,
town Corp. sponsors Of the
drama, showed attendance for
the first half Of the season
totaled 33.687. This represents
a 9.8 per cent increase over the
1854 season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-15
Hillary Looks Ahead

AUCKLAND, N. e.. Aug. Is
(Pl.-Sir Edmund Hillary, lead
ing a New Zealand expedition to
the Antarctic next year. says
I'VE could get awfully sick Of
vitamin pills and lime Juice down
there" So he's taking along 200
pounds of rich soil and a little
plastic greenhouse to grow
vegetables to keep the party
healthy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-15
Youth PurIey OFF

BOSTON, Aug. Is (R.-The
fifth international conference Of
the Greek Orthodox Youth of
America, scheduled for Boston
August 21-26, has been indefl-
nitely cancelled. because Of the
epidemic proportions Of the
polio outbreak" James Staikos,
public relations chairman, has
announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-15
Hail Feared in Tibet

Tibetans abominate hail as the
mischief of devils and believe II
must not strike the holy build
Iings of Lhasa, long the city Of
the Dalai Lamas. The govern.
ment hires magicians to prevent
such disaster and Furnishes them
If they fail, the National Geo.
graphic Society reports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-15

II opens OF the touch Of button, folds quickly, n
costly can be corried like suitcase. Sturdy, rust
proof. Modern grey wood groin finish. Holds over l.
1000 lbs! al a
Reg. z4.ss. sox7z" King si.e- Que
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-15
LEFT HAND LEARNS
IN HURRY WHAT
RIGHT IS DOING

ELDORADo, Kans.. R.-
The left hand of George
Haines. %. didn't know what
the right hand was doing.
Mr.. Haines stopped to
shoot at crows. AS he brushed
some dust OF the end Of the
barrel Of his new rifle with
his left hand. the index nm
ger Of his right hand tight.
ened on the trigger.
He was treated for a bullet
wound in the left hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-15
400 Years Old

Venezuelans are celebrating
the 40Oth anniversary of Velen.
ella, their oldest city, founded ir
1855 and once the capital. Ca
racas is the present capital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-15
Convention Date Set

The Delta Theta Phi fraternity
viii hold its national convention
August 20 through August 81 in
the Shoreham Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-15
Alumni to Picnic

The Maryville (Tenn.) College
Alumni will hold a picnic Satur-
day at Grove IT, Rock Creek
Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06

work On bona nde leads suppneS
through intensive advertising cam
paisn: highest commission plus
i So%Ran' nv Ssn assf.n q wsshins.on.
applicants must have car. See Fred
oEoRoEs WAREHOUSE. sl4s 24ss
sRtEssMsEN. real estate. associate @S
used nelds. Ewes, EN-, 2-69i6. [.
T. GRAvATTE. Realtor, Ma. S-0753.
statesmen, TO SELL on outside.
watches. iewelry on credit; full or
PAIL tir ne no exper; necessary. N. Z.
sxLEsMEN cP crsn ns tn w Il; n n.sa 20 20
salesmen to follow UP legitimate
leads. This Is the coolest product
ever to appear on the Washington
market for outdoor living. Live
Eires can earn $176 UP per week
fGI AZ g.ss sP5ins and summer. Can
STATESMEN. NEW CAR, experienc.
not necessary; good commissions:
Cox STANDARD PONTIAC. Ar.
sALEsMiEN. HIGH DOLLAR HAN.
DIZZY expanding, men. 35 or under,
training in selling new cars with
salary plus commission and new
demonstration at Washington's fast
est growing Ford dealer. Statesmen
Ia other lines preferred. Automotive
salesmen need not apply. See Mr..
Graham, IA. $4,000. 1898 GeorgIa
statesmen. auto-parts jobber. coun-
termen, outside statesmen. Good
tunities. TRi-sTxTE AUTO PARTS,
2QQl kenilworth ave. ne. q
statesmen, aerial photography, Con-
tact WINGED CAMERA SERVICE.
Mr: Browne. -Elmwood 6-3025. "a
MISUNDERSTANDING known imam
cial organization, marketing its
services throush local statesmen, has
an opening for 3 men: must be betw.
70 and SO years Of age and have
hao some sales or business experi-
snce and an absolutely clean record,
salary and commission. Give brief
sketch OF yourself in letter addressed
TO Box 4O1-X, Star. -6
SALESMEN-Because Of tremendous
increase in sales, We are in imme-
diate need Of several full and part
time salesmen. For information, call
Mr.. Rain, 10. $500, MUNTZ TV,
1926 Georgia ave.
SALESMENi EVENING, PART TIME;
for Home Fire Protection Sales,
Excellent customer acceptance, low
prices mean high earnings in low
pressure evening selling. Cali MR.,
MEYER, Monday, TU. 2-sS00. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06

HOME INSURANCE co.
1892 K st. NV. Ill
JANITOR, engineer 9Th class. COL
ored. married, no children; live in:
salary and quarters. Box Ask.
JaSHiTioR. colored. married. must
crate oil burner. DO not reply If YOU
drink. Furn. apt plus salary. Call
ST. 3.4567 between 10 and 4. ---6
JANITOR for small hotel; must be
Jobs; salary plus apt. Box 274-V.
LAW STUDENT, or person who has
recently passed bar exam. Must be
under 30 and local resident for 3
years. A career position In rapidly
growing company. Apply RIM. 800
L a1S ltsH b CIV e. young. llttl. or no
experience. interested in trial work.
To associate In private practice.
RA. 3-2210 for appointment.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY has an
young man between the ages Of 10
and 81, in the home ONCE; must be
permanent resident and draft-ex-
empt. Apply 9 am. to 3 pm, Room
300, S16 14th st. NV. III
LINOLEUM AND TILE mechanics and
SON. SENATE nate FLOOR covERiNG
CO.. S504 Ga. ave, Silver Spring.
LINOTYPE OPERATORS, day or
night hours. Union wages. BALTI-
MORE PRTG., 327 N. Gay ST.. Bal
timore 2. Md. Phone Mulberry s.
LiNOTYPE OPERATOR wanted for
part-time work. ALLEN PRINTING
SERVICE. 1903 Baltimore ave.
LIQUOR CLERK. experienced. reli-
able; colored trade. State experience
and refe.tnCe. Box 275-V, Star.
MACHINISTS, automotive. expert
enced, with references. Steady work.
TRI-STATE AUTO PARTS, 2001
Kenilworth ave. ne. IS
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PHARMACISTS

Registered. excellent salary; 44-hour
week: 3 holidays q year with pay.
Large prescription business: ideal
working conditions, excellent chance
for advancement; vacation with pay
after l year, sick leave after year,
insurance and disqualification avail
able after 3 months employment:
retirement plan available for those
over 80 with 2 yrs. service. Write
Or apply IN person e Mr.; E, 3.
INC, $40 18th ct. NV. Washington,
D. c. t2nd floor over our 18th and
q SITS. store.l no. 2-1234, Ext. 1854
PHOTOGRAPRER : wants photo
MEILl%s STUDIO; iiS5 Blidsns-
r GI5f s-s s.%. till noon.
Mon. through Fri; group photoe-
yaphy outside; $50 per VIZ; Write
Mr. JULIAN, Rm. 400 1890 N. Y.
PoRTkR, sxpsr. man. for general
ship; ofaess and shovrooms; day Or
kzN. 10. S.7S6o.
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statesmen

Must be presentable, hard
working, have good refer
ences. Car necessary. Am
pie training and qualified
leads provided. Exception
ally high earnings. Repre-
senting Nationwide organ
ization. Apply in person at
5408 Marlboro pike, between
9 am. and 4::30 pm. daily.
Will be open Sunday, to S,
for interview, or call 10. g.
8700. No floaters wanted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
statesmen
AUTOMOTIVE

REFINISHING PRODUCTS
Nationally known company
wants aggressive salesman
seeking a permanent con-
nection. Three years sue
cessful sales experience nee
essary, preferably in auto
motive field. Age % to SO.
Territory, Washington and
Virginia. Liberal salary and
employee benefits. Commits
sions, expenses and car fur
nished. State full particu-
lars and phone number In
reply to Box 87-X Star. Re-
plies confidential.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06

HIGHWAY
ENGINEERS
Design engineers for office
work in st. Louis, Mo-, in
connection with long-range
highway design program.
Desire adequate experience
or training in geometric de-
sign of interchanges, align
ment and profile computa-
lions and associated work.
Employe benefit and retire.
ment plan, paid vacations,
sick leave and paid holidays.
Modern aforementioned Of
fees in st. Louis, downtown
location.
Call Republic 1881 for in
tervieW appointment.
sVERDRUP & PARCEL, INC.
1928 Eye st. NV. Washington. D. G.
HOTEL CLERK. thoroushly expert
enced; highest wages; our employees
know of this ad. HOTEL HOUSTON.
-
INSURANCE AGENT for established
Industrial debit, married, age 25-40.
unlimited opportunity for man with
initiative and ability. Apply 500
Columbian Bldg. 416 9th st. NV.
-
INSURANCE sALEsMEN-Are you
now q successful life insurance sales
man who would like to double his
income bv writing life. casualty and
fire. all with the same company?
Good retirement plan. I you live
in Montgomery Co.. call JU. $4,000.
or Prince GEORGES Co. call AP; Z
1900 FARM BUREAU 1NsUR-
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RFPATR MAN, washing machines, aI

REPAIR MAN, washing machines, all
makes. full time, thoroughly exp,
call Monday. ia. $1,000.
REPAIR MAN. refrigeration. thor.
oughly exp, domestic, good pay, call
Monday, ia $4,000.
RETAIL GAS-RANGE SALESMAN:
Unusual opportunity for high weekly
earnings. Call ia. 1865, for ap-
nointment II
ROOM CLERK, experienced. for fast
desk; knowledge of transcript and
cashier work. Apply in own handwrit-
ing. Box 146-V, Star. -
ROUTE MAN for diaper service
white, between 81 and 80; working
knowledge of city and suburbs help
full: must be willing to work for ad :
vancement; start $65 per week.
Apply in person TIDY DIDY DIAPER
SERVICE 70I Lamont st NV
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SALES MANAGER
CAN YOU QUALIFY?

distributor Of aluminium
cookware Is orRanizing . new pro-
gram here. We sell for no money
down and also give 2 free gifts TO the
customer. We are seeking . man
who knows all phases OF hiring,
training: AND dsyesiopins = s ws oS e,-
$4,000 . year and more. II you
are tops and really. have ., lot on
the ball, write and tell US oil about
yourself. Ali replies will be Kept
strictly sonfdential. Box S43.V.
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SALESMAN

Salesman, experienced In retail food
business, for work with food broker.
We Will furnish automobile or give
allowance for salesman's own car.
6-day week.
All Inquiries confidential.
In reply. give full particulars and
salary expected.
Box 36S-V, Star.
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SALES
MANAGER

Ambitious man to take over
existing district sales manage
ment position. One capable Of
training and supervising 10
. or more statesmen. Between
% and IS years Of age. Have
car and be experienced In d.
rect to the consumer sales
MANAGEMENT. This Is Q field
job and not desk position. Over
3 generations of success based
on high caliber neld manage
ment training. Can earn in
excess of $4,000 first year.
No travelling. The success of
our entire organization based
on repeat business, engineered
sales. low pressure tactics and
thorough field training. This
may be your opportunity. You
can determine for yourself by
phonins B. c. BUSH Of HUI.
3-6373, The Woodner, between
3 and Z. or by writing Box
2S5-V. Star. Personal inter-
view will be arranged.
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Real Estate Statesmen

In reorsanizins and increas-
ing our real estate facilities
in our new building, located at
1929 Ga. ave, Silver Spring,
Md, it is our desire to have
associated with US several real
estate statesmen. Should you
be interested in this profess
sion please call Mr.. William
A Walsh, director OF sales,
COFFMAN REALTY CO., JU.
9-4123.
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PHARMACIST

MARYLAND, Excellent
opportunity for Advancement. Top
salary; employs benefits, paid vaca-
tons, insurance plan. Phone DRUG
FAIR, ia. 4-04b0, Monday and
Tuesday morning. 8 to IL.