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considered in the overall picture :. It is important always to remember that the Alaska Law has no con. nection with the Federal Act.
 Tn some industries in Alaska the claims are excessive and the resultant costs for insurance are high in those categories. For this reason. we as insurance agents, en- join you, as union members to work toward the reduction of accidents to the obvious benefit of all concerned.
 Summing up we feel that the workers of Alaska have a good in- jury law: it is administered effi- ciently; the cost is fair to the en- ployer who pay the premium and is not excessive except in certain categories where excessive claims occur; that the insurance agents of Alaska are competing for the busi- ness assuring the continued good operation to the benefit of the work CT and the employer. ;
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-23
Military Asks Cinema River
 Land Withdrawal
Continued from Front Pa<e)

their hardest part is in determining just what would be to the best in- terestS of all concerned
 In a routine withdrawal local publicity is given out by the re- questing agency through press .re- leases. These releases state the req sons for requesting the withdrawal. A notice is then published in the Federal Register Ca daily bulletin published in Washington.
 If objections to the proposed with drawal, CT comments in favor of the action, are to be expressed per- sons wishing to do so should write to the Bureau office in Anchorage or go to the Fairbanks office to state their opinion and it will be for warded.
 In the event a great deal of dis sention is heard a public hearing will be held to air the matter. If no hearing is necessary the request generally goes through If hearing is held, the Secretary of the Inter for will make the final decision
 The formal description of the property asked for is as follows:
 Commencing at the corner com mon to the South East corner Sec tion "A and North East corner Sec ton g, Township North, Range 2 East. Fairbanks meridian, Alaska; thence due East 300 miles to point and True Point of description thence North TAO miles, more or less to point on the 65o 00' North Latitude line; thence East 1850 miles, more or less, along said Lat itude line to point of intersection with the 146'30" West Longitude line: thence South 5.25 miles, more or less, along said Longitude line to point that is IA mile North of an existing sled road traversing in an Easterly and Westerly direction, North Of Cinema River; thence in Southwesterly direction, IA mile North of and generally following main sled road for distance of 20.50 miles more less, to a point that is South PIP miles, more or less. from Point of Beginning; thence North PIP miles, more or less. to Point of Beginning"
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-23
BABY SHOWER HoNoRS MRS. EARL KING TUESDAY

Mrs. Ed Roach. assisted by Mrs. William Nicholson and Mrs. Rus sell Nelson gave baby shower honoring Mrs. Earl King last Tues day evening at the Roach home.
 Flowers and ribbon decorated an umbrella. under which the gifts were placed. The buffet table was graced by unique csrterpiece, con- sisting of an old baby shoe, doll, and a bouquet of garden flowers
 The ten guests enjoyed refresh ments during the evening.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-23
Insurance Man Answers To
 Labor Charges
Continued from Front Page)

returned to injured workmen in the form of benefits under the Alaska law. Much of the Alaska Compensa- tion insurance is written Lloyds of London which was not required un- til after the 1855 law to file loss information. Also. and more import ant, the figures on file for domestic insurers include" premiums and los- ses under the Federal Defense Base Act under which most federal proj- ects fall. Consequently, these fig ures should not be included in any analysis to determine rates are proper for the Alaska Compensation Act.
 According to an analysis avail able to us from very responsible actuary source, the loss ratio or rate of return to injured workmen
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-23
JESSENS WEEKLY
 Thursday. August g. 1856
Regulations On Waterfowl Are Same This Year
(Continued from Front Page)

it is eight as we'll as the possession limit.
 The season for remaining water fowl runs from September through November 9. The daily bag limit for game ducks is seven and the possession limit is IA. For geese and Brant the daily limit is three, with the possession limit set at six. Both the daily bag limit and pos ssion limits on coot are set at 15. The merganser daily limit is g but there is no limit to the number that may be in possession.
 Old squaw. Harlquin, Scoter and Elder ducks may be bagged 10 singly or in aggregate of all kinds, The possession limit is set at 20 singly or in aggregate of all kinds.
 There is one provision which ap- plies only to mergansers. and the latter types of ducks:
 Provided, merganser, Old squaw, Harlequin, Scoter and Elder ducks may be taken in the Third judicial division west of 152o w. Longitude end in the Second and Fourth di- visions from September to Decem- ber 15.'
 The following times for sunrise and sunset are listed for the con- venience of hunters who wish to clip them for future reference:
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Giddings, Holton LOdg dged In JaiI

Homer Giddings and Donald Hol- ton appeared in City Magistrates court Monday to answer charges of petty larceny and disorderly conduct.
 Giddings was found guilty of talk ing the bush" list of the Laborer's Union from the union hall and of the diserderly conduct charge and given $500 fine and 30 days in jail on each count. The sentences are to run consecutivel. Appeal bond was set at $500 on each charge.
 Holton's case is scheduled to come up before the judge tomorrow mor- ming. His case was postponed due to the absence of the arresting of- ficer. Homer Throne.
 Further charges were filed against the pair in federal court for disorderly conduct while the two were lodged in City jail. They used profane language. tore up the pipes and broke an window in the jail. They were removed to the Federal jail for safekeeping Saturday night.
 The pair was arrainged in U. s. Commissioners court where they pied not guilty to the disorderly charge. Bail was set at $10o each and jury trial has been set for September 6.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-23

would be close to .6o6 per cent. These figures are as accurate as they can be, considering the actual amount of factual information avail able and do not include Federal Act figures. 1t is believed that the insurance carriers would make a small profit on their underwriting at this figure but it is estimated that the breaking point between profit and loss would be about .66 per cent in the States and some- what lesser figure in Alaska. where adjustment costs are naturally high CT. It would appear therefore, that the carriers profit would be less than eight per cent.
 Perhaps we misunderstood your letter, but if you really believe that the Alaska Law is the worst in the nation. we would like to ask what state or Territorial act you consider superior to ours? In our opinion there are none and we have made some careful comparisons.
 "The Alaska Compensation Law by all standards is the most liberal of any State or Territorial compen- sation that you can name. when
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-23

PAGODA DRIVEN. 18th & Cushman. Almond Dreaded Chicken on steamed rice. $275. Delicious!
 tPaid Adv.)
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-23

KING cHIN's s-co,rse dinner for 2 or more-$275 ca. Includes For tune cakes Jasmine tea.
 (Paid Adv.)
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Experienced in selling shoes. for
Southeast section. To take charge
Good pay plus comm Apply 90I
H st. ne. See Mr.. G.
SALESLADY, local iewelry store,
in jewelry dept; temporary posi-
ton; experienced in selling GAIT
& BRO, DI. 1-l03i
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EOOiut age II 10 %. BOO0 Salary,
plus meals. Box 47l-M. Star
ASST. TO executive in high class res
taufant: active, alert. adaptable
simple tipping, hoSteSsing; pleasant
conditions, top salary. meals, adj
yancement. Ell. 6-3T0S or ia T.
QSSH
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN

REAL ESTATE statesmen - We
nave desks in our Office for ac-
tive, ambitious men who need to
earn a substantial income: prefer
residents OF Falls Church area.
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HELp-MEN
W. ARE bal NEED Of .

WE ARE IN NEED of a GOOD sales
man for Arlington and vicinity,
to sell heating and related appli-
ances A real opportunity for the
right man. Salary or commission
w. J BAUMBACH, INC. ia. A.
700.
LONG-ESTABLISHED ART SCHOOL
desires part time services for posi-
ton in registrars office. No typ
ing necessary. Short hours daily,
Splendid opportunity for retired
government employe. Reply in
writing. Box 472-M. Star.
A ROOFING and sheet metal COM
pany wants a dependable man who
is qualified to work as a leader and
eventually take charge Of all work.
All replies confidential. Box 434-M.
Star.
DO YOU LIKE PEOPLE? Have you
had service sales, station attendant
or retail sale sexperience? Would
you like to be secure and earn from
$4,000 to $1,000 annually? so men
with similar experience prove 1t can
be done. We pay You while we train
you. Apply in person to Mr.. Lubbes
before 10 am. Mon. through Fri.
MANHATTAN LAUNDRY
1928 Florida Ave NV
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HELP MEN AND woMEN

MODELS Men and women; morn
ing. afternoon and evening classes.
Telephone National Art school.
.O21 Mass ave. nv. no 2-4255.
STENOGRAPHFR and general once
work Under 40 excel shthd and
typing req. 9 20 = 5-day week,
GALAXY open Call Mon ST 3-gl35.
full OR PART TIME. s5I $50 = vk.
Call NO 7-Ul39. after 30 ON wk,
days am moon on Sat A. Sun -
COUPLES c.J coi0red W white:
one Tor nearby va estate. Other
Tor lodRe Winchester. Va Salary
win room and board sP 1.3sI3.
COLORED MAN or COuPLE, re-
liable middir.aged live m ASSIST
maintenance superintendent Large
daY and boarding school General
nOuffAoTe employment fos wife.
Separate apartment, al utilitief IN
addition 70 vases References viii
oe Thoroughly checked Call MRS.
BYRD Monday for appointment,
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ROUTEMEN

ROUTE statesmen. white o4-4O
opportunity to have your own bust,
ness, plus all the benefits. life in
Surance, medical and hosp insur-
ance, plus paid vacation and re-
tirement plan. Exper. not needed
VIII train right man; $50 guaran-
teed while training. Call RE. g.
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Fast, experienced. all-around opera
tors; salary open. OIL. 2-9S65,. ia
1861 e
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HELP-WoMEN

NURSE, registered. for medical clinic.
4O-hour week, medical and hos
pitalization coverage 90 days an
nnal. II days sick leave per year.
OFFICE CLERK, good at figures.
.Legible handwriting. Good pay.
good hours. Apply GREYSToNE
LAUNDRY. 22t6 Sth st. n.w.N
PIX OPERATOR, permanent posi-
tion with established organization
conditioned once, pleasant
! working conditions, company bene-
nts. State age and experience,
PHARMACIST, BIS. degree. for work
IN active prescription store; AS hrs,
81 30. ABBY in person only. NOR
GAN PHARMACY, 1901 P st. NV.
PHARMACIST (assistant). hospital;
Box OIL. Star.
PHOTOGRAPHIC TRAINEE, oppor-
tunity for career in Photographic
studio, salary while learning. RE
1-27l3,
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE LAW
OFFICES, all-around girl, clerk.
typist. 9Th and K SITS. NV:
AUERBACH. d. 1-65Ol.
REAL ESTATE SALESWOMEN-Our
office has a sales STAFF of q men,
ana We will add women who are
exper. producers, holding Va T.
censeS. Full time only. Excel
Of advertising and floor time.
Write fully Box 2j5-M, Star.
real. ESTATE sALESLADP. expert
ence not essential. but preferred
We will give you cooperation.
budgeted advertising; excel. loca-
ton, mod, air-cond. Office: train
ing in exchange for sincere effort
on your part to make good. Call
MR.. RYAN for appointment for in
terview, EN-. 2-65sl til . pm
RECEPTIOEIST, part time. profess
500 pm. and all day Sunday. EV
4-7201.
RECEPTIONIST for beauty salon:
prefer switchboard experience. no
niehtWork, 5-day week. good salary
EMILE, 1921 Conn, ave.
REGISTERED NURSE. COMMUNITY
HEALTH CENTER. 20S 5. Column
bia St. Alex. Va, XII. a-SlS0 for
appointment, No weekend work.
REPORTS CLERK. for post exchange
accounting office. Office clerical.
experience required j-day weeE.
Apply in person to Mrs Dense
WALTER REED ARMY MEDICAL
CENTER EXCHANGE OFFICE,
Building D-37
SALESGIRL, white. tall: s. s" or
over Tor work in specially shop;
part time. 81 hour DI. 1887
S ALESGIRL. experienced: 5-dav wk-;
$40, plus commission. Apply 26lSA
Conn. ave. NV.
SALESGIRL
Experienced In selling shoes. for
Southeast section. To take charge
Good pay plus comm Apply 90I
H st. ne. See Mr.. G.
SALESLADY, local iewelry store,
in jewelry dept; temporary posi-
ton; experienced In selling. GAIT
Sc BRO, DI. 1-1034
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

ARTISTS for photo retouch and
compose paste upA on tech equip .
full on part tine! Cony 10 Alex
area Call so. s-73is. 80 D M. -
BALLROOM DANCE TEACHERS.
axes 2l-3O 10 teach fun or part
time. no exper needed We train
you free. Apply in person, . IN.
DON MARTINI STUDIOS. 502
18th nv.
CASHIER CHECKER, experienced
70 work full time Ia SUPER market
Apply IN person. BUCKINGHAM
SUPER MARKET, 1893 Rhode
Island ave ne
HAIRSTYLIsT, for downtown salon.
attn some following Good hour
and good DAY. RA J-2ft5
LIBRARY RESEARCHER. accurate
anp able % iyps mature. settled
person. With Newspaper or writing
experience preferred downtown
location cony hrs Please dDpi3
n own hsndwfitinF BOZ 4ia-N
star
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Prefer married men who wish to
making Opportunity; there is no limit
placed on your earnings ThiSris per-
manent year-round work. Men IS
to 80 years of age with good refer
ences. Apply to employment manager.
daily, 10 am. to o pm
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HELP-MEN
SALESMAN

Who are interested in making 500
$500 per wk; We are interested IL
talking 70 you. No exper. required
Thorough training given to all. Appl!
At our ONCE, . am. to 10 I'M, 93(
f st. NV, Rm, 3O7
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$40; 900 to $4,000. Work qualified
earning in excess of S12,006 an
nually, this is for you. Recent new
promotion has left us several open
ings for top-notch closers. Because
we are in our peak season it per-
mitS. US to pay the highest com
mission rate in our lives. II uuali-
ned. you receive Sl75 for a brief
training period. Excellent chance
for advancement We prefer mar
ried men with late model cars. Call
Sales Manager. between 10 and
and z to a;30 AID o-g396
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MEN, part-time eve. and Sat, to
collect current monthly aects.: ex-
cellent earnings. Apply to s
pm. on Sat See MR.. BUSCH,
Room 403. l4Q5 @ st. NV.
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SALESMAN

Large cigarette manufacturer Of
ferS permanent employment and ex-
cellent opportunity to qualified
ambitious Young man. between 20
and 20. TO sell tobacco products to
wholesalers and retailers. etc. in
WASHINGTON: 40-hour work week:
car furnished and expenses paid;
pitalization insurance, Retirement.
paid vacation, and other attractive
Dement'S. In reply. give full par
ticulars, age. previous employment,
marital status, address and tele-
phone number. Box 276-K. Star, e
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statesmen

VIII you accept 500 per week
make in excess of $4,000 YEARLY?
This and more for men willing to
work and learn. Car necessary. only
men with neat appearance need APP
ply Call LA. 6-2666. Mr.. Under
wood. between . and
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TRUCK DRIVER. exper., make de-
liveries. do stockroom work; lob
with future; good hours: best refs.
BEUCHLER' SURGICAL STORE,
OIL Z INN ct u, :
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Multinlex Oneratnr.
OIL Burner. Mechanics

Opportunity for good reliable OIL
burner mechanics. 10 WORK for estab-
llshed company. Excellent working
conditions and salary plus bonus
and vacation with pay Phone Dl
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HELP--MEN

SHORT ORDER COOK. white sober
THE WALDORF DINER, Midway
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Bookkeepers-Cashiers

Permanent positions; Laurel, Nd
Full and part time. New. modern
store will open in near future. Ex-
perience not necessary, we will train
you. Vacations with pay, bonuses
and retirement plan; excellent work =
ing conditions good salaries and
opportunity. Apply MRS DAVIS,
KRESGE sc and I0c STORE. 7th
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The hours will be arranged
to suit you either full
time, part time or evenings.
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REFINIsHER. full time.
See MR.. MARS. 40l s. Capitol st.

FURNITURE REFINISHER. full time.
See MR.. MARS. 4Ol s. Capitol St.
sW
FURNITURE FINIsHER'S HELPER,
experien ed In sanding, filling. etc
ROBERT j. JOHNSON, rear 1882
Ga. ave.
GRILL AND COUNTERMAN, fast. de-
pendable and experienced c a. v
DELICATESSEN. 1923 lndianhead
hwy. Sc. 10 1856.
GRILL AND SANDWICH MAN, ex-
RANDY'S RESTAURANT. 1ll3 10TH
ST. NV
GROCERY AND DELICATRSSEN
MAN-Experienced for kosher SUI
permarket. good working conditions
and salary. Apply in person, $685.
Georgia ave. NV.
GROCERY CLERK, all-round man
with meat cutting experience; good
pay and good hours Apply in per-
son. CENTRAL MARKET, 1929
18th st NV.
HARDWARE CLERK for retail hard
ware store. PINEY BRANCH HARD
WARE, S703 Flower ave, Silver
Spring Md
HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING
salesman, established heating and
air conditioning company has open
ms for hifh-caliber man Write to
BENDkR-MIILER CO. P.O. Box
10 10 Mary St, Falls Church.
va giving experience. qualifica
Tons and salary expected,
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SECRETARY
EXPERIENCED
UNDER SO
PERMANENT POSITION
5-pAY WEEK


AIR CONDITIONED OFFICE
SALARY BASED ON ABILITY
Reply. giving age, marital status,
education. salary and length Of
service OF every previous employer,
Please do not apply unless you are
a top secretary and can give the
best references. Box 343-M, Star.
SECRETARY
For career opportunity in apt.
management field Personable bust
ness woman with secretarial and
general Office exper, for Office
managers position in busy rental
Office Of lge. apt development in
Silver Spring area Opening due TO
employees advancement to resident
mgr position IN another project.
Starting salary S225 mo plus l.
hedrm. apt and utils. for 5ia-daY
week Write full particulars on
education. business exper. marital
status. children and other perth
.nent details Box 445-L Star.
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SALESMAN to sell printing for a
well-establshed firm: sales exneri-
ence necessary. but does not reces-
ssrily have to be printing sales ex-
pperlence' Cal 8 70 5, Mon. through
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HELP WOMEN Cont,

CLERK. general ONCE experience;
tipping helpful but not necessary
5-day week; pleasant working con-
ditions meals furnished; vacation
with pay. Apply Room 2O5. WASH
INGTON NATIONAL AIRPORT
CLERKS. cosmetic and tobacco depts
No experience necessary. Good
hours. STANDARD DRUG CO.
3929 Minnesota ave. ne.
CLERk-TYPIST, general ONCE work
Must be good typist: 40 hours; $50
REVERE FURNITURE & EQUIP
MENT CO, 500 Sth st. sc.
CLERK -TYPIST, knowledge of book,
keeping. 5-day week; varied duties
Call FE $3.50.
CLERK -TYPIST, 10 to 80 years
well-known travel gaency; no ex-
perlenee necessary. Box 433-M
Star.
CLERK-TYPIST with knowledge OF
bookkeeping, Is to 80 years; local
references. Apply managers office
MERIDIAN HILL HOTEL, q to D,
Monday through Friday.
CLERK -TYPIST, for permanent in
tereSting office position. Pleasant
working cond., 5-day week Promo
ton when qualified REAL ESTATE
ANCE co, 500 E st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST - knowledge OF
bookkeeping, permanent position
with established organization
Pleasant working conditions. COM
pany benefits. State age and ex-
perience. Box 107-M. Star.
CLERK-TYPIST. young lady Whine,
good typist, no exper. necessary.
R.. A. HUMPHREYS g. SONS. REAL
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1907 Georgia Ave. NV.

YOUNG MAN who desires a good
future in the consumer fiance in
dustTy; must have car. Apply $500
Central ave. CAPITOL Heights, Md,
RE. $1,000
YOUNG MAN; . pm. to 6 pm,
Mon. through Fri: white: D. c,
drivers license MCLEAN DRUG
4231 Wis. ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN, 90 to 80 for clerical
position with local Office of ma
tional firm, ne. location; 5-day
week, company benefits. Box 1885,
!, star.
YOUNG MAN. high school. Arl. OF
Fairfax County; own transp.. good
eyes, smoker, gentle. Know
algebra, geometry and tipping. Hall
day on Sat. Do house work, yard
work or desk work 81 per hr
CT. 6-l6S5 only If qualified
YOUNG MAN, ACCOUNTANT BOOK
KEEPER. Tor national concern
Must have ability to assume more
'esponsible position. after SUFFICIENT
training. Excellent opportunity for
intelligent. alert young man Vaca-
ton. pension and insurance plans
Write Box 35-M, Star. stating age.
accounting background and other
Publications
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HELP-WoMEN
ADVERTISING DEPT.

Has opening Tor ENERGETIC
young woman. Interesting.
varied duties include some
art. lettering, tipping and
general ONCE work; 5-day
week Replies held in conf
dence. Write AID MGR. Box
S27S, S.W Station, WASH
inntnn % n n
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HELP--MEN
MEN WITH CARS

MEN FOR TREE WORK, experienced
only; We pay top wages to quail
1ed men. Call now. ia. 2-314l.
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SALESMAN

Experienced salesman to sell TV
plus high commissions. Wonderful
opportunity for the right man. Cali
or see Mr., Birnman, MUSIC SALES
l 200 q 81 n " ct gE9i-
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REPLIES CONFIDENTIAL
BOX GIN. STAR
Statesmen
statesmen

For retail VINE and spirit shop;
ply in person 2446 18th st. NV.
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statesmen
alas

Some selling experience, we will
train YOU to make SlO0-S150 every
week. No canVassing. Qualified APP
pointments. Not a get-rich-quick
scheme. II you're interested in
$4,000 per year, year in. year out,
have a car, call MR.. ROSE all week.
10. $4,000. for appointment 1912
noon only.