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mum weekly benefit payment a,

mum weekly benefit payment al
l$8 instead Of So.
Chairman NJ. M. Long Of the
Senate Courts Of Justice Com
mittee announced q public hear
ing at 8 pm. tomorrow on all
bills changing judicial circuits
|or providing for additional
judges. This includes one for
Arlington and another for Alex
andria. Fairfax and Prince VIII
liam Counties.
A bill that would increase
drivers license renewal fees from
SO cents to a dollar was intro
duced by Delegate w. F. Stone
Of Martinsville,
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Talk on Gray PIon

Joseph Freehill, chairman Of
the Fairfax County Board Of SUI
|pervisors. will speak at a meeting
|of the South Woodley Civic AS
ISOLATION at 8 o'clock tonight at
the Westlawn School. Mr.. Free
hill will discuss the Gray Com
mission referendum and other
school problems.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-17
Citizen Groups to Meet

The Rosemary and Rock Creek
Forest citizens associations will
hold a joint meeting at $50
pm. Thursday to hear a report
from two commissioners of the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission on the Lyttonsyille
Iincinerator.
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MOUNT VERNON ON NEW STAMP

The Post Office Department today released this photo
the hcent Mount Vernon stamp of the regular
SERIES which will go sale February 20 at Mount Vernon
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Charges Threats

= Mrs. Biggs told reporters she
was afraid to reveal her address
On the stand earlier, she said
Nolan threatened me If I ever
testified and reminded me I had
q small daughter"
She told the jury Of eight men
and four women how the alleged
fraud scheme worked. She said
she typed a record Of payments
made to the loan flrm. After the
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-26
New Ship for Ceodetic Survey
 To Be Ready in '58

SEATTLE, R-The $3,700,000 successor to the veteran Coast and Geodetice Survey ship Surveyor should be completed in time for duty out of Seattle in the 1858 season, the surveys director an- nounced here Monday.
 In Seattle on five-day inspec- tion trip, Rear Adm. H. Arnold Karo said bids on the new SS Sur veyor should be put out early next year and be completed in APO days.
 With a 46-foot beam and a length of more than 280 feet, the new Surveyor will be 100 feet longer than the old Surveyor, which was scrapped last year sf- ter 38 years service. The new ship also will be the largest, altho not the longest, ship in the Geodetic Surveys fleet.
 Preliminary plans call for her to carry helicopter platform and the latest electronic equipment.
 Adm. Karo also said the Survey has checked possibility that the SS Washington Mail rammed an uncharted pinnacle in the North Pacific last March. AS. the Path finder came home from Alaska this year, she took depth readings on 1,400-square-mile area southeast of Kodiak. The Path finders skipper, Capt. John Bow ie, found no depths there less than 1900 fathoms f2.2 miles,.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-26
Regular Hospital Appropriations to Alaska Not Applicable to New Mental Health Construction Plans

Cordova, Rake and McGrath-- are now under construction. Com pleted in previous years were hos pital projects at Nome, Fairbanks, Juneau, Palmer. Seward and Sitka.
 The Department of Health, Ed ucation and Welfare, after a study of the Alaska Mental Health Bill passed by the last Congress, con- cluded the Hill-Burton money could not be obtained for the pro- gram.
 Ted Bechtel, of the Public Health Services division of hos pital. and medical facilities, said the ruling was based on language of the bill which provided that the $61s million appropriation it authorized would be the total federal contribution for construc- tion.
 Bechtel said the question arose when Alaskans inquired whether 1t would be possible to use Hill Burton funds to add psychiatric ward or similar facilities to ex- isting hospitals. No formal appli- cation has been received for such a purpose. !
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-26
Little Old Lady
 Catches Up With Man After 3,00O-Mile Trip

DETROIT, R-A frail little woman from Alaska says she fi- nally caught up with her man after a 3,000-mile journey from Ketchikan to Detroit. A
 Mrs. Rena Willard. 56, told cir cult judge Victor Targonski yes terday it took her 313 years to catch up with her husband, Law renee, AS. She said he abandoned her and her son or tiny Gavina Island near Ketchikan, Alaska, in 1852. & &s
 Learning her husband was in Detroit, Mrs. Willard flew here Sept. IT and located him after checking telephone directories and tracking down several old addresses. f
 Willard, a truck driver, was ar rested for nonsupport and ordered by Judge Targonski to pay his wife S25 week.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-26

WASHINGTON R-Alaska will not be able to supplement Con gressional appropriations with Hill-Burton funds in it's forth coming mental hospital construc- tion program.
 Under the Hill Burton program, Alaska receives the minimum S200,000 a year for hospital con- struction. It must match this on an equal basis.
 In the 10 years since Congress set up the program, Alaska has received $1,499,000 in federal funds toward construction of 10 hospitals with total cost of S4,- 346,000.
 Four of these-at Fairbanks,
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-26
No Restrictions
 On Gold Trading Seen for Canada

MONTREAL, R-The lifting of all restrictions on gold trading in Canada is predicted in the cur rent issue of the Bank of Montreal Business Review.
 Gradual relaxation" of the past few years suggests freeing of restrictions may be considered a logical, if sudden, continuation" " the review says.
 While pointing out that the freeing of gold was one of the few surprises of the budget speech last march, the bank says the move appears to have been justified by the profound changes that have occurred in the inter national patterns of both supply and distribution, of gold.
 On the supply side, the review says, there has been significant increase in South African in the quantity of gold available to the non-Communist world, while at the same time there appears to have been a decline in the de- mand from private sources.
 The bank points out that in I949 gold prices on the free mar ket had risen to more than $50 a fine ounce, but by 1854 the price had slipped to where if was just nominally aoove the official price of s35.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-26
HUGE PAPER FACTORY OPENED ON LULU I.

VANCOUVER, B.C. R-A new, $4,500,000 paper converting and box factory was officially opened by Crown Zellerbach of Canada Ltd. on Lulu Island, 10 miles south of here yesterday.
 The huge plant, spread out over nine and a half acres of land, will employ some 600 persons in the manufacture of corrugated card board boxes, gummed tape, fruit and bread wrapping paper, bags, towels and napkins.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-26
PUBLIC NOTICE
Territorial Board of Public Accou

Notice hereby forthcoming
 For certifcation Certified Public
 November ?. 8. & g. Anyone wishing o he examination should make application 10 Seventer. Secretary of the Board 20. Ancho Alaska o before 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-25

Holiday entertaining ahead! Think how nice it
would be to give everyday cookery festive Con
tnentaI" touch Then see how easy it can be with
wonderful Upton Onion Soup Mix!
As an ingredient. as we'll as soup, this versatile
mix adds distinctive, exciting new flavor to many
dish. many meal See what you and Upton
Onion Soup Mix can do!
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me- SUNDAY srAa ~AoAlnt wAsHmoIoN Novt~sta
, 1956-09-29
EDITORIAL
MORE THAN a RESIGNATION

THE RESIGNATION Of Dr. Roy a. Anduze as Chief
Public Health Officer for the Virgin Islands points up the
unusually critical situation existing here. It is q situation
caused this paper to attempt to set some things down with
the hope that there be truly sagonizing ~reappraissf Of
what is taking place.
d il. ANDUZES resignation pointed out that the basic
reasons bringing it aboutsbegan in the prior administration
Of former Governor Archie Alexander, and has continued
Lack Of equipment and supplies, of adequate funds tor the
employment Of full and effective staffsy and the institution
Of programs without which any modern hospital would i'm
mediateIy be outdated are all prime factors,
BUT SOMETHING else entered the picture. pr. An
DUE was caught between the hammer and the nail. On one
hand the administration, which while cooperative and under
standing, nevertheless might have been 50 preoccupied with
other matters. that Dr.. Anduzes pleas went unheard. On the
other, the Senate. with its countless problems, assumed and
otherwise, Likewise did not see the picture for what it was,
and the resignation followed.
TO ADD IA resignation to the matter Of department
heads brings more headaches for the Administration, which,
as Of this time, has not yet completed its appointment Of
Commissioners.
SOMETIME AGO, the Governor is said to have been in
search Of Commissioner Of Education. Whether that be true
Of not land il might well bel, this points also to the need
for prompt action. There is no reason why the Governors
cabinet should not have been selected three months after he
took office. Ii is clear that without heads Of departments,
effective planning IS considerably curtailed, and efficient
operation sacrificed.
II IS UNFORTUNATE that d. Anddze had 10 resign
al this time, but his resignation is one more example Of what
needs to be done, and soon Patching up the situation here
and there may not Be enough. As was said editOrially last
, 1956-09-29
FOR SALE
COMPLETE BUILDING MATERIAL
FOR a SMALL HOUSE

This is all brand new Sears Roebuck material in its
original packing cases, and includes the following:
u Alum. Jalousie windows 81" x So"
2 Jalousie doors SO, x 80'
Foldingdoor- Ivory
30 Alum. corrug. roofing sheets 49, 10 feet
Complete roofing, fittings, cutters, nails, ETC.
2 Sliding door closets 8 and A.
Complete Hardware, Locks, Door Checks, etc.
Electric Stove
Complete Kitchen Cabinets & Metal Wall Tile
Electric Refrigerator
Complete Electric Wiring, Outlets, Fixtures
Complete Bathroom equipment & Alum. Wall tile
for bathroom, including trim
Electric Water Heater 30 Gal.
Reinforcing steel for Cistern Walls, etc. etc.
This material was purchased one year ago and most
costs have since gone up. It is for sale as a complete
unit for its exact cost. See Van B. Hooper (office rear of
Santa Cruz Pharmacy Phone No. 40
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LANGLEY PARK bedrooms IS
large rooms, $3.50 and SpS 80.
including utilities. HE 4-7eI4.
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APIS. EuRN.. VA. icanf.l

ARL.--2 bedrms.. lovely mod. furn.
walk. dist. Colonial Village. 10 min
Pentagon: Sl35 mo-, utils. incl
ia. 7-Slo3, OIL. SAT-. SO
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VIZ KHUDk ISLAND I'VE. Vi, =
. rms kit. and bath. S54. LIEF
DONNELLY & SON. MA. S-33l d
Ewes. WO d-%362 -"6
IiSI PARK ROAD N.W.-3 sizes.
room. kitcheTette. dinette. DRESSING
closet and bath. $50 Also : rms
kit. dinette and bath. SO mo
and 3 bis rms. kit. and bath. Sgt
mo. All incl utils -25
git0 18th ST. NV rm.. Ice
dress closet, uSeable as bedrm,, KIT
din and bath. $3.50 mo. lse
rms; XII; 4. DIN man, sna paw snth' r so R n,
din and bath. with balcony, sl2S
no. Bee switchboard. 80
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APIS, EuRNiSHED-vA.
n. ARL.-Efiic apt, quiet couple
or / person. IKE. S-61al.

n; ARL;mEfic; apt. ,sqiet couple
1 BEDRM.. kit. with disp.. tile bath,
iEe liv, rm' new, clean; attract;
L fSsf RM a. B ssflaa KIT. AND BafH.
Dsils, incI; Nice location, $50 so.
All bedrm. mod. well-kept.
g. e., s sIi5 mo ,i ia; ss2si3; s -
room apt. sos, includes utilities.
Adults only. Tyroll Hills Apis.
s2l South Florida St Out Column
bia pike to Greenbrier ST., block
turn right | block TO DEVELOPMENT.
Nr. Macey. TIU. 3-440o 80
ARL N-Close in: apt bldg: Ice
bedrm.. 3 closets. iiv. rm.. din.
kit. bath, ldry; sa4. ia. S-5Sss.
Downtown ALEXANDRIA : Fur.
nished and unfinished apis fire-
proof bldg. 'anito, service, laun-
ter: S7S to $50 80 Call TIE $3.50
between, 10 Am and 8 ON
ali utiis. except phone; duplex
shop. centers, buses laund, facil.
parking, Children over o.. REQUIRE
suitcase, April Is to Oct. Is; S13S
per mo. Phone XII. S-Si31,. -25
ARLINGTON and 2 bedrooms.
sTnysnient to s. Psptas0n and Nav
AHRhnhhsSGrooN. 4 T Six from wilson
blvd. bus, mr. Va, Square, bed
bath: newly furn., decorated; on
street parking. quiet; married eple.
preferred, ia. 5-4644. -25
e-BEDRM. modern duplex Full
bsmt,; washer liv: rm din. rm,,
Annex sos per mo, ia, s-7433.
ARL.-Clean, nicely furn.. t-bedrm
apt; cow TO bus and shop center
pvt entrance IA. 1-39ii -
RENT FREE to April -Four girls
TO share :-bedrm.. twin-bed apt
TV. With another sirl: Sl"5. Arl
blvd at Fl. Myer. bus at cor RA.
SPACIOUS. 3-bedrm. apt . baths
newly remodcled and redec. nicely
furn; situated in excel neiehNor-
hood on high knoll. nj Fl Myer
and Memorial Bridge l420 18th
ST N. Arl. IA +-0gSl -
ARL.. vic. Glebe I'd and Lee HWY
Liv. rm., bedrm kitchenette. pvt
prsii. SIS mo. all uti!s. KE
house: ovsriooks Potomac. NJ ut.
ei fraUs xiv GV' Sedfm.. bath. s a9ii
rm. porch; adults. sl4O. Incl.
stils. 90. $500 or 90. S-7as2.
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1O1S Vermont Ave. NV MA. S-lboi
COLORED
114S Bladensburg I'd. ne
rooms. kitchen, and bath: redeco
rated: 500. ,
II N st. NE rooms, kitchen
and bath; redecorated $3.50,
22S n st. nw.-l -bedrm. apt. II
remodeled bldg, $50.
a32 o st. n.w.--Remodeled;
rooms. kitchen and bath; Lowell,
apt: $50
1909 o st. nw.-2 rooms. kitchen
and bath: $50
2l5 r st. NV rooms. kitchen
and bath: redecorated: $50.
2014 9Th st n.w.-Nice larg'
Broom apt; $3.50.
1900 25th st. NV rooms
kitchen and bath; redecorated; $50
HARRISON g. ADAMS, MA. S-S30s
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APTs FuRNiSHED-MD.

. BEDRMS., lse. living rm.. lge. kit,
oath and 4 lse. closets: furn. com
plete except linens: pvt entr.: use
OF iaqndry and front porch; 80"
DE LUXE EFFICIENCY, air ,ondt-
conveniently located in Chevy
Chase. Md: private entrance; 500
Cali OIL 4-47l5 SIS
TAX. PK-Attrac 1st A.: 3 rms.
bath: furn. above average: in top
loe adults onlv; $3.50; utils inci
ny A. slatSH 4p4 asrd st "a "A !
back porch: laundry room: private
entrance adults, Us
TAKOMA PARK. h.-w.h.: bsmt.; yd. /;
rear. 1901 Westmoreland ave. -25
TAX. PK.-1st A. liv. rm., . bedrms.
,ieep perch dinette, x kit. bath;
lRT Esi sSHEfi " a ise Rms, Nv
rm.. bsdrm. 1t; and bath; reason
cHEvY CHAsE@Liv. rm.. b.drm.,
sSuhtr, e eiao: . and MI o. Tag a5
CHEVY CHASE, mr.. Wis; ave-
RENT FREE in return for compan-
ionship and care OF elderly couple
Cal! 20. 2-44sl. bet, 5 and Q pm.
T12s SYCAMORE AvE.-Liv. rm.,
bedrm., kit. and pvt. bath S55 mo
NICE BSMT. APT. in Brentwood
Md Also nice room. Convenient To
everything UN 4-l616 80
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
Bethesda rooms and bath: 500
MALORA R. CHRISTIAN, INC.
AQ0A Wis Ave n " NO R-nA23
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CHILLUM TERRACE-Ultramo dern
terrace apt. 2 bedrms.. patio, ~
IT. breakfast bar. indirect lighting.
with or without air conditioning
See MANAGER, 623 Sheridan st.
JU. S-S725 or HA. 2-3S0O. "a
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Ala THE EVENING STAR
APIS. fURN.-D.c. Cont

Washington. D. c.
SATURDAY, MARCH ~, 1888
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APIS. UNFURNIsHEp-Mp.

ROCKVILLE bedrm and Q bed
rms; living rm. dinette bath and
rear screened porch: near schools
and shopping center; $40 to S1h
mine IIff1R pn 0AOdR
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APIS. UNFURNIsHEp-p. c.

GEORGETOWN, 1880 Que st. 2-bed-
rnl. apt. in apt. bldg. See any time
door open Apt 81 d.. 7-7557
ATT. GIs-Nr. Boiling Field. Naval
Air Station. BUS line: extra ige.
4,rrn-. l-oedrm. apt: newly redec +;
ina fac children welcome 1ll2
savannah st. Sc, ST. 3-93I6. 10.
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WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
Bethesda rooms and bath: 500
MALORA R. CHRISTIAN, INC.
&906 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-@a2;
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CENTURY APIS.
WEADON ARMS

COLORED ATTRACTIVELY fur
nished room apt, private kitchen
and bath. DE. 2-9a33. pa
COLORED - iI3 INGRAHAM ST
N.W.-Open Sun. . til pm. 81,
rms, bsmt. apt Nicely furn. with
pvt. entr. and pvt. bath. SIS mo
util. incl. RE. 1924, tn. 2-1111
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CoLORED-18Os c ST. MI Ice
nm private kit. and bath for en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-02
Byi HERMAN BAUM

Recently we moved into an
other apartment and the movers
must have dropped a bureau, be-
cause the caster split one Of the
legs almost its full length. We
did not notice 1t until after we
had signed the release. SO now
we must repair it ourselves. Can
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leg and mark the top Of the pin.
Locate the screw so as to clear
the caster pin when it is insert
led. Use q No. Z or 8 nat head
wood screw. Make this screw az
long as possible but not 50 long
Jas to penetrate the other side
of the leg. Drill and counter
sink the hole for the screw.
After the repair is made,
should the crack still be visible,
you can hide it completely by
touching some oil stain to 1t and
wiping the surface a minute
later.
(Released by the Register and
Tribune Syndicate. 1880
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You Can EosiIy Repair
Split in Dresser Leg

you please explain how this is
done?" Mrs. w. L. L. writes.
Answer-Here is the way the
job is done. Turn the dresser on
its side and remove the caster,
| If it is still in place. Place q
screwdriver in the caster hole
and pry the two pieces apart as
much as possible so that you can
work glue into the crack. 1t is
necessary to cover the surface
thoroughly on both sides inside
the crack.
Now. you win need one or two
&C" clamps. depending on the
length Of the split. Place pieces
of boards on each side Of the leg
so as to protect the finish, and
tighten the clamps. Immediately
wipe of all glue that is squeezed
out. If the two parts are brought
together in proper alignment,
the crack should be practically
invisible. If you are unable to
get the clamps. a passable sub
stitute is to use strong cord or
wire to make a loose loop around
the leg. Place a stick through
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this loop and twist it tight in the
manner of a tourniquet. In this
case the protecting boards
should be slightly wider than the
dresser leg.
Allow the glue to dry. which
for the plastic glue takes 8 hours.
Some other wood Clues require
"a hours. Remove the clamps
and you will have a strong re-
pair. Just to foil the movers the
next time. 60 one step further
I place one or two screws in the
leg. The heads Of these can be
located on the back side of the
leg so that they do not show
Place the caster alongside the
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MAN WITH CAR

Big earnings. no experience neces-
sary. Apply 3107 Georyia ave
NV. 10 am TO D pm. daily
no factor, Unusual oppor-
iunity. No peddling or door TO.
door work. Applicants selected viii
haYs opportunity for II partnership
in organization established 20 yrs.
No investment REQUIRED. Must have
ability TO meet people. State pre-
Vious business experience for past D
yrs. in letter for appointment. Box
425-H. Star. Id
MEN - Excellent openings for 2 men
full time: also ! part time. married
men preferred; full time can aver
ase over 500 per week; fully estao-
ished routes. no cold canVassins
famous every-d day necessities assure
steady high earnines: no sales ex-
perience necessary but must be
able to furnish character TeisT ,;
ences. For "details apply tULI ER
BRUSH CO.. Oil National Press
Bldg. l4th and ? SITS. nv, or
phone DI. 7-4477 or d.. 7-349S
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HELP-MEN
THE MAN WHO
KNEW
THERE WAS
A BETTER JOB

II now representing SEARS, earning
more than ever before, happy in his
new work. all because he did
SOM thing about 1t.
Risht now we are selecting q
qualified men for intensive trainina
In new and interesting seliins
fie,
After adequate preparation for the
work they can confidently expect r.
earn a minimum of $3.50 per week
10 thy continue and improve the
sky is the limit. 7,000-SS,Qo0 in
comes are common More than 4
few psy tax on 5-figure income.
The men We accept for traininR
between "a and so, they will DC
well IA, this new deal because they
will be carefully trained, carefully
supervised and assisted and be
working under pleasant, stimulating
cont itions. The widely recognized
exceptional employe dement's IL
SEARS are additional incentives
towars peak performance. virginia
and Maryland men work In local
areas.
Could you at into this picture2
II you think so IL will be a pleasure
I. give you the full story OF oppor-
tunit:es at Sears in selling career
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HELP-MEN

MAN. 81 to 80, interested in . selling
position with a future. Salary. COM
portation furnished or auto allow
ance, Experience helpful but not
necessary; guarantee while learn
ing. All large company benefits. APP
ply in person, SINGER SEWING
MACHINE CO, 1910 @ st. NV.
MEN, PART TIME ~. for order
dept; no exper.. led.; white; car;
under 80. Call Me. S-2471. 11-5.
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CLERK, TYPISTS
TWO MINED. OPEN.


INGS FOR PERSON
ABLE YOUNG LADIES
WITH AVERAGE TYP
ING ABILITY. 40
W.P.M.) OR BETTER.
ONE POSITION RE-
@ UIR ES S o M E
STRAIGHT COPY AND
FIGURE TYPING
WHILE THE OTHER
REQUIRES STRAIGHT
COPY TIPPING AND
PIX. SWITCHBOARD
RELIEF. NO SAT T.
WORK. APPLY IN
PERSON, SUITE 4l6
RING BLDG, 1900 18th
ST. NV.
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l34I O St. NV. Colorado Bldg.
CUTIE AM
WANTED
TWO WORKING
statesmen

Frankly. I'm too busy in daylight
hours trying to sales manage q
group OF producing statesmen to take
time of to interview men who
would like tt Join our sales force.
But II you want q lifetime sales lob
where LONG hours and hard work will
before taxes; II yon have been a
salesman long enough to know that
the big payoff goes TO the man who
works on commission basis: and II
you can carry yourself for q period
Iof two, or at the outside. three
weeks, I'd like to talk to you this
used In or around the home. II
lyou are serious come, don't call TO
Hotel Woodner 1885 10th NV. any
might this week from pm. to
Imidnight. and ask for GEORGE
ELLIS.
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HELp--MEN
OPPORTUNITY
FOR MEM
10 TO 26

National corporation with Local
nings g to $3.50 pm. assistant loeal
anaeer in library division. qualified
men tn receive SO per evening. Must
start at once. Interv. Mon. anc
Tues MR.. SMITH. suite 403. 1906
10 4 NV, TIL 5 pm, Ia
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HELP-MEN

SHOE SALE MAN, experienced;
steady employment: wonderful op-
portunity for advancement. Apply
W. L. DOUGLAS SHOE CO.. Oil
Penna. ave. NV. Ia
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced. top
salary to start For our d. c. store.
Steady position. Cali AP. 1928
for interview. -15