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ANT, c R E T N G s:
 You are hereby required to appear in the District Court for the District of Alaska, Fourth Division, within thirty tsol days after the last publication of fhIs summons, namely, within thirty tsol days after the 23rd day of August. 19s6s Tn case this summons is published or within forty f401 days after the date of Its service upon you in case this sum mons IS served upon you personally. and answer the complaint of the above named plaintiff on file in the said Court in ihe above-entitied action
 The said plaintiff in said action de hands the following relief: A decree of Ihis Court forever dissolving the bonds ef natrimony heretofore and now exist Ing between plaintiff and defendant, and Restoring plaintiffs maiden name. Bar bara Altman, to her. and for such other and further relief as may seem just and equitable to the Court
 And in the event you fail to appear and answer, the plaintiff will take iudg- nlent against you for want thereof, and will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in her complaint and as here lnhefore stated.
 WITNESS the Honorable VERNON D. FORBES. Judge of said Court and the Seal of said Court hereunto affixed this 2nd day of August. 1856.
 Isf John B. Hall. Clerk
 By Marian Dellage First Pub: Aug. 2. 1856
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-16
Otto c. Coons Celebrate
 18th Wedding Anniversary

MT. and Mrs. Otto c. Coon flew outside Sunday with Pan American Airways to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary in the States.
 They plan te pick up a new car in Seattle. drive through Ca1ifer- mia, and return north over the Al aska highway. accompanied by Mrs. Coon,s mother Mrs. Grace Cultum.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-16
FIRST CHILD BORN TO THE DONALD bLAIRs

The Donald B1airs Of ZBer1ys Trailer Court welcomed the birth of their first child, son Jimmy Don. born in St Joseph,s hospital on Monday at 10.45 am. and weigh ing lbs ozs.
 Blair is carpenter Paternal un= c1es are Marvin and Leo Blair. al so of Berry.s Trailer court
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-16
JEssEN,s WEEKLY

Seeliger. who also serves as the Fourth division member of the Ter ritorial Board of Road Commission- CTS. resigned his Chamber post last week after holding the chairman ship for several years.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-16
Thursday. August 16. 1856
Eidem Succeeds Seeliger To Chamber Roads Post

Nick Eidem manager of the Gold en Valley Electric association. will succeed A. c. Seeliger as chairman of the committee on roads of the Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-08-16
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF ALASKA.
 FOURTH DIVISION BARBARA A. FERCHEN,
WALTER F. FERcHEN,

WALTER F. FERCHEN, No. e153 -ss''e'iss'
 SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATE OF AMERICA,
 TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
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First Pub: Aug. 2. 1856
 Last PubaAug. 23..i956
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-04-04
"NOme-F riendliest
City In Alaska Is
New C. Of C. Slogan

The Chamber of Commerce had
an unusually interesting meeting
Tuesday noon, centering around
tourists and considerable interest
was shown in what could be done
this season to make their visits
here more enjoyable.
The tourist housing committee
head by Martha Stephenson with
Chuck Frazier and Willard Neck
lenburg reported it has met with
encouraging cooperation. They re-
ported last weekend 80 visitors
were housed in private homes
without any trouble and they be-
lieve that SO visitors could be
taken care of, as they did not ap-
peal to all the residents who have
room available in their homes.
The committee also enthusiast
tically hope to plan program to
include a local museum and have
adopted the slogan "Nome-The
Friendliest City In Alaska"
The Chamber took action to as
sist the Arctic Club in promoting
bigger and more dog races for the
spring of 1857 due to the interest
shown and as a winter attraction.
A renewed interest in, the noon
luncheons was manifested by an
increased turnout spanked by the
membership drive still under way
with many new members joining
the organization.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-04-04
Frank Morris of ARC.
Attending Engineers
Conference At Anchorage

Frank Morris, Second Division
engineer for the Alaska Road
Commission, is attending the 4th
annual resident engineers confer
ence being held in the solarium
of the Alaska Native Servise hos
pital at Anchorage.
Forty-nine ARC engineers from
over the territory are in attend
ance. On the agenda are problems
connected with contract work as
we'll as methods of operation. 1t
is expected that the conference
will recommend some changes in
existing procedures.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-04-04
ALASKA AIRLINES

From Anchorage: F. Dooher,
Roland Jones, Mr. and Mrs. w.
Presley, Frank Kerr, Donald Nc
Cormick.
From Moses Point: Edgar De
Wayne and Alice Medford.
To Kotzebue: Warren Tiffany.
To Unalakleet: Maurice Kelli-
her, Russell Hermann, Harry
Smith.
To Anchorage: Bertha Wilkal-
kia, Mrs. M. O'Dell, HIM. Fur,
WI. Christesen, F. Morris, Mrs.
J.B. Starnes and infant, Buddy,
Glenys, Phillip, and Michael
Owens, Joe Starnes, Alfred Ma
Gonna, Stanley Amarok, Peter h.
ionna, Clayton Rasmussen, H.
Hunison, Sarah Koyuk.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-04-04
Base-City Softball League
In Second Week of Play

The second week of the Base
City Softball League swung along
last evening as the ACS Sham
rocks downed the High School
Nanooks to 4 behind the bril-
liant pitching of the Arctic
Flash" Norm Atuk.
The Shamrocks' big inning was
the third as they went around the
batting order collecting 5 tallies.
Atuk accounted for II of the
possible Is outs with his blind
ing delivery Seven of his strike
outs were consecutive. Vince All
kolik was the catcher for the
Shamrocks.
Corky Kost and Don Miller went
the route for the Nanooks.
In the second game the Polar
Hornets dropped the hard-luck
Air Force Jets "a to 10 as Tony
Willoya and Arne Castell went
all the way for the winners.
Big Charlie Paris hurled the
first three innings for the Jets
but was relieved in the fourth by
Hilured Sims. Lewis was the
Jets catcher.
More action is in store this
Friday evening, April 6, when the
Polar Hornets square off against
the Nanooks in the first game and
the Shamrocks meet the Jets in
the nightcap. Game time is 7:30.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-04-04
Home Arts Club Ladies
Put Aside Serious Cares,
And Manufacture Hats

The members of the Women's
Federation Club, known as the
Home Arts Club, met last eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Russell
Hermann with Reta McNees as
co-hostesS.
Setting aside the more serious
aspects of the intensive program
they have followed throughout
the year, the ladies made spring
hats for themselves. Rosie Woods
concocted the prettiest creation
of velvet, lace and flowers. The
funniest hat was made from q
paper bag decorated with pop
corn. Other originals were pro-
duced from inverted candy dishes,
lamp shades and many other un-
usual materials.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-04-04
PAN AMERICAN

Arriving Tuesday were: George
Bodis, Hans Larson, Mrs. J. Nc
Leod, Graham Austerman, c. E.
Oblen, Messrs. Holton, White,
Brooks, Eliason, Chappell, Lewis,
and Capt. Chapman.
Departing were the Edgar Med
ford family from Moses Point, en-
route to Galena, and Harvey Car
Isle for Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-04-04
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Myda Savok, Carrie
Green, Helen Adams.
Discharged: Don Jemewouk,
Stanislaus Penetac, Henry Atmik,
and Carl Bashlier and Harry
Bourne of Teller.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-04-04
Mrs. Bob Reeve Arrives

Mrs. Bob Reeve, candidate for
Republican Committeewoman, ar
rived today from Anchorage to get
acquainted here. 1t is not known
how long she will remain.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-04-04

Son Born 10 MIR. & Mrs. A. Adams
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Adams are
the parents of son, born early
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-20
BEAUTY ROUNDUP
Push-Button Tops for
Fragrance Bottles

at any time you expose your
face or body to the sun or
wind. The honey colored
lotion is specially made for
skins that become coarse and
dry during a season in the
sun. There's a gentle emol-
lent that pampers your skin
like fine face cream. Take
your summing in small doses
and always wear a tanning
lotion with a skin smooth
benefit built-in.
\ X X Il
WATERPROOF LIPSTICK-
Helena Rubenstein has tri-
umphed over the elements.
The battle of beauty some
times finds a bout between
swimmer and the water. The
people who created water
proof mascara" have seen to it
that the new lipstick contains
silicone. the nondrying in
gredient which forms a film
that aids in resisting water.
And, in order to keep the lips
from drying out, there's an
other ingredient, nutrite, to
keep them healthy, soft and
luminous.
1t comes in four beautiful
shades-true red, true coral,
true pink and true-blue red.
A gideon texture is apparent
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in the hpstick that also will
last through not only SWIM
ming. but drinking and eating.
JUST FOR YOU-Teen-
ayers have gotten a new de-
licious-looking pink lipstick
created for them by Tangee.
Called Busy Number" it's a
light. bright color that never
makes the teen-ager look over
"made-up." The soft, yet vivid
pink does wonderful things for
a tanned skin and gives that
natural look that is preferred
by the young in heart and in
years.
BABY'S GOT SNIFFLES-
The change in weather may
be bringing on the sniffies to
the pint-size brigade. That's
no reason for not keeping
their hair looking clean and
fresh. An effective way of
shampooing hair without i'm
mersing the head in water is
achieved with Minipoo Dry
Shampoo. Within a matter
of minutes it removes dust,
dirt, excess oil and perspira-
ton odors.
Just sprinkle a tablespoon
full of Minipoo powder into a
saucer. Take the applicator
brush that comes with each
package and apply from scalp
to ends. Repeat until all the
hair has been cleansed. Then
remove the excess powder.
Safe. fragrant and refresh
ing, no wetting is required and
curlS and waves are undis-
turbed. Ten minutes is all it
takes to make the little mop
pets hair look wonderful.
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Club to Observe
18th Birthday

The District Society, Daugh-
tiers of Colonial Wars, will
hold its 18th birthday ami
versary meeting tomorrow at
1882 Massachusetts, avenue
NV. A birthday cake and
dessert will be served at /
o'clock.
Mrs. Edward j. Dies, presi-
dent, will preside and call for
reports Of the Annual AS
sembly of the National So
ciety. Daughters of Colonial
Wars, held in April.
Following the business meet
ing Mrs. Dies and other new
officers. including Mrs. Craig
L. Reddish. Mrs. Mabel Wins
low, Mrs. Brinkley E. CALI
cut, Mrs. Thomas B. Dimmick,
Mrs. Clark A. Riden, Mrs.
Adelbert w. Weisbrod. Mrs. S.
Dolan Donohoe. Mrs. Freder-
lex w. Butler. and the coun-
cilors, Mrs. Allen r. Wrenn,
Mrs. Joseph B. Paul, Mrs.
Robert E. Mcneil. Mrs. Will
liam T. Clerk and Miss Louel-
la Chase will receive members
of the society.
A program of entertainment
will feature the collections of
china. silver and costumes of
the past two centuries, owned
by Mrs. Lloyd Thomas. who
will discuss them.
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BEAUTY ROUNDUP

push-button tuning is an old
thing in radio. But the magic
of the button pressing has
now been applied to the tops
of fragrance bottles and it's
wonderful.
With this aerosol spray at
tachment you can get a true"
fragrance because the particles
of perfume oil are broken
down so infinitely. Thus they
penetrate right through to the
pores. Esscent Mist is what
Giro calls it's new fragrance
presentation. The tall, slim
bottle in decorator pastels has
a top which releases super
fine spray. No more perfume
spots when you spray with
this mist. Your favorite Giro
scent-be it Danger, Sur
render, Reflections. New Hori-
IONS or Ricochet-comes in
this new and delightful fra
GRANGE presentation for sum-
mer.
X +
TIME TO Tamil the hot
sunny days are to your liking
and you're thinking of that
wonderful tan you'd like to
have, now is the time to do
something about it. Alexandra
de Markoff's Solartan is an all
round lotion that can be worn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-20
Now See This

Now See This
A visored bathing cap comes
to the top of the water. A
close-fltting cap of nylon- clad
rubber has a perky visor to
shade eyes. Nylon rosettes
trim il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-23
HELP-MEN
REPRESENTATIVES, (2)

REPRESENTATIVES, (2)
J CAPABLE MEN. AGES ~ TO 90.
TO REPRESENT REsEAR C h
SERVICE CONNECTED WITH
LEADING UNIVERSITY. THIS Is
AN INTERNATIONAL oRoANIzA-
TON THAT EXTENDS TO roo
THE OPPORTUNITY OF A CA
REER SALES POSITION WITH
ABovE-AvERAoE INCOME, PER-
MANENcY AND MANY BENEFITS
ADVANCEMENT ASSURED As
YOUR ABILITY PERMITS. PHONE
RE. 7-esls FOR PERSONAL M
TERVIEW PA
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S11.112.41

I began In this business in 1919
while still q student in college Ms
first year after graduation in 1850
l earned S1l1i24I as q salesman
In the held with no previous sales
experience.
A friend OF mine earned over $4,000
his first wear while still q student
In COLLEGE.
Another friend worked in our bust.
ness for over two years while still
Q full-time student and averaged
over 500 per week.
Toda, all are Branch Managers
II you are not afraid OF old-fash-
Toned work and interested In build
ing career in sales, would be
happy to discuss our business with
you and your wife.
II presently employed. will consider
q man starting on supplementary
income plan with thought In mind
OF later becoming permanently as
ISOLATED with US.
Call XII. g-00S5. Q Am. to 5 pm
daily Leave name, address, home
Phone. / will call you back to ar
range for interview. "a
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HELP-MEk

NAN, With ear; good references.
Apply 2214 l4th 6 NV. rs
openings for 2 men,
full time; also / part time: married
men preferred: fun time can aver
age over 500 per week; fully estab-
,,i !. routes; no cold ,e.s;ny.sslns:
steady SyS hish ' sarnins: i no sales sex ex.
perience necessary. but must Be
able to furnish character refer
enceS. For details apply FULLER
BRUSH Co Oil National Press
Bldg. l4th and = SITS. NV, or
phone d. 7-4477 or d. 7-349S.
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statesmen

Engineers
ADDITIONAL PERSONNEL
REQUIRED
An increasing work load necessitates our selecting
a number of technical persons for key engineering
positions We will be pleased to consider expert
enced personnel who feel they can qualify for our
job requirements and who looking for an oppor-
tunity to advance with our long-range development
of civilian and military programs.
AERODYNAMICISTS
Degree with strong math background. plus expert
ence In stability, control and performance.
CoMPUTER ENGINEERS
Electrical Engineering Degree plus several years
experience on design and development OF analog
computers.
ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS
Degree or equivalent experience plus minimum of
three years design level experience.
TECHNICAL WRITERS
Experience in preparation Of instruction books
handbookS, operating and maintenance manuals
for electronc equipment. A strong eectronic back
ground Is required.
TEST AND FIELD ENGINEERS
Electrical Engineering Degree or accredited voca-
tional school certificate and three years general
electroncs experience Some overseas positions
available.
Our company is growing, progressive research
and development firm located in suburban Wash
ington, d. C. We are interested in hiring only
qualified persons for long-term programs. The
openings listed above will challenge-and reward.
the ability of forward thinking, energetic persons
who willing to accept responsibility and tackle
problems of more than ordinary completely
All Inquiries Answered Promptly
and in Confidence
ERGO DIVISION
ACT INDUSTRIES INC.
Riverdale, Maryland, Warfield 7-4444
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Salesmen-Jr. Statesmen

Fast-selling nome-remodelins. ex-
liberal commissions. leads for quail.
ned men: our statesmen earn be-
tween Sl0.000-S20, 900 yearly. Ap-
ply DISTRICT CONTRACTING CO.,
INC" 2 6SiISS Bladensburs I'd. Re-
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HELpMEN
SALESMEN fN

stop An for . chat and win guar
antee 70 show you how you can
earn $500 every xsss AZ eai !, f x,
pany BENEFITS. Apply 1927 Il at.
ne. See MISS or Mr.. MARTIN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-23
ROIITEMAN

For dry-cleaning plant. Average
salary. $50 per week. No expeIi-
city helpful. All employe bene-
htS Apply in person. IINST1-
TUTE CLEANING PLANT. S02l
GEORGIA ave. Silver Spring. Nd.
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HELp-MEN
GOVT. employees
ROYS-VETS 1895
WE ARE ANNOUNCING

WE ARE ANNOUNCING
SEVERAL EXTREMELY
ATTRACTIVE POSITIONS
NOW AVAILABLE WITH
sun LIFE INSURANCE co. Z
OF AMERICA <
Over 65 years old; new and .
growing in Silver Sprtne ana >
sTARTINo SALARY
<75 week. plus commission
during training period.
OPPORTUNITY
Earnings from $1,000 to
$1,000 annually. Rapid op-
portunity for advancement in :
sales management due to
company expansion in Silver
Spring and d. c. areas. &
FMPLOYE BENEFITS
Pension. sick benefits, paid
vacation, free life insurance
and Decentralization.
QUALIFICATIONS y
Age from 90 to IS. good
health. ability and desire for !
outside contact work. WILL
ingneSs 70 make sacrifices on
time and effort to insure sue
cess. +
These positions are un-
usually. attractive and not
normally available. II you feel
qualified. see Mr.. AVERELh,
manager at S037 18th St,
Silver Spring, or phone Ju:
9-0101. u
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SALES CAREER


One Of the worlds largest financial
for an execHtive-type salesman to
build and Grow with his own Glen
tele. A liberal financing. commits
SIGN and bonus ARRANGEMENT Is
provided along with comprehen-
sfve training program. For
screening interview. call MR.. GIb-
SON. National S-4967. -25
SALESCLERK, exper. only; cigar
counter. candy. toys. magazines;
fAst-moving counter, must be ener-
getic. 7723 Georgia ave. NV. "a
SALES CLERK-Permanent position
with excellent opportunity for adj
yancement with wholesale jewellers;
w, BELL d CO., 5l4 10th st. nv,
Sro. moor. zo
SALESMANAGER for organization
with small chain Of retail general
merchandise stores. selling renewed
and repaired materials for non
profit. sheltered workshop; past ex-
pertence retail sales desired: salary
open. State full qualifications In
Guiding salary requirements. Box
2O9-G. Star. -26
Z SALES REPRESENTATIVES
I'd call on interior decorating up
holstery and department store trade
representing jobber Of top fabric
line for Philadelphia, Maryland.
District Of Columbia and VirginiaS.
Only man with proven sales record
will be considered drawing account
Box SIG, Star "a
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Assistant Cashier

Position available in su.
burban Coral Hills section.
WORK near your home and
avoid traffic problems. Plea
SAINT working conditions, good
salary and company benefits.
Personal interview only. MR..
McGEHEE. 400 Marlboro
Pike, Coral Hills. Nd.
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BEAUTIClAN. exper.: guaranteed
salary and comm; closed Mondays.
MARTINS HA1RSTYLING, 1910
Lee hwy. Arl., Va. Call IA. 7-22ss.
BEAUTICIAN-Salary and commits
sion; 5.day wk., no evenings AN
DERSON'S BEAUTY SALON. 3U20
18TH 81 NV" CO. 5-6263; also
BEAUTICiAN. to work in Bethesda.
large salon; salary and commission:
no evenings. , days. OIL. Ala 10,
ewes. OIL, .-6475. b
BEAUTICIAN. for old established
shop; excellent position for reliable
experienced operator; guarantee X
desired; no license required. ia.
7-1313. 3
BEAUTICIANS-- Opening for expert
stylist, qualified to manage NARY
BRUCE, ST 3.517S ga
BEAUTY OPERATOR. stylist. per-
manent position salary and com.
mission. beautiful salon. 1885 p
st. NV. Elk 3-6O70 --2b
BEAUTY OPERATORS, 3, men or
women, for 3 OF our salons. Excel
lent opportunity for good operators.
EMILE, 1921 Connecticut ave.
Continued on Next Pass)
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MEN

am anxious to talk to 3 men,
white, who are unemployed through
no fault Of their own. i have q Job
that is permanent and pays $50 q
week take-home from the start.
~ M Previous Prev yo expsrisnSe Necessary
and are looking for Job with a
future, call RA. 6-1202.
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HElP-MEN

Ty OUTSIDE SERVICE MAN. transp
fufh.: company BENEFITS, permanent.
FRED WALKER 2605 Wilson blvd.
Arl,, IA. 7.l174, PA
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statesmen
FENCING-SALARY

EG4NS44NS- ASEAA@<A4N4
Or drawing account 10 right man
Prefer man with experience II
fencing or debit insurance Oppor.
tunity to- become sales manager
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sALESNiAN-Kitchen and bath re-
au Hqednf in SuPs1Ss enetits. JOIN g.
Car Miss Allen, st. $1,000. 80
SALESMAN, young man. to sen and
service life insurance; pay. 500
weekly to start. NE. S-2S4u. 2os
SALESMAN, experienced IN auto &C:
starting salary; vacation with pay;
other benefits. Apply in person to
Mr.. NJ. Katz or Mr.. NnthAnson.
MANHATTAN AUTO 4 RADIO
CO., 1905 9TH St NV IA
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SALES REPRESENTATIVE

Nationally known manufacturer Of
POWER TOOLS needs sales repre-.
sentative to contact established
dealers organizations Company car
furnished. Salary plus incentive.
Contact Mr.. GEORGE ROBERTS.
tsrviewed "wednesday. January 70.
o an. To 4 nm. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-23

YOUNG MAN for parts department
OF major appliance wholesale dis
tributor; prefer some stock room
experience but not essential: g.
day week; $50 VIZ. to start. Call
Mr.. PARRISH. LA. 6-9100. -23
MAN. age about 25. married,
some knowledge OF bookkeeping and
tipping. For insurance and finance
ONCE. Pleasant working conditions
and splendid opportunity for ad-
vancement. Call TU. 10000 bet
and 5 pm PA
YOUNG MAN. learn business; intel
ligent. ambitious and dependable;
excellent opportunity. Apply by let
ter only. Mr.. KEHOE. Muth Bldg,
1882 New York ave. NV. -23
YOUNG MAN. $3.50 YRS. OF
ACE. Opportunity for lifetime
career with leading national COM
pany in its fleld.
New car furnished. Advancement
possibilities unlimited. Minimum
requirement, high school education.
College man given special consider
alton. Evening interviews arranged.
III E-G1nn 81
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Assist Service Specialist

Assist Service Specialist
College sraduatae. 21-2S years. In.
terested in business career with op-
portunity and able to bring to the
Job intelligence. interest and per.
Sonality. Call MISS FARRELL,
Elk. 3-563S 9:30 to 800. ~
ASSISTANT MANAGER, for Garden-
type apt. development. General
of1ice experience and ability to meet
perience and salary desired. Box
18Th. Star. 90
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YOUNG MEN. 1929, single. full or
part time teves), to teach ball
room dancing. No exper nee.
eel earnings. Apply In person.
VICTOR STUDIOS. 1880 Conn. ave.
YOUNG MEN white, for outside or
der dept: 8 hrs. per day. Can earn
$3.50 per hr See Mr.. HILL, RIM.
4O2. l4o5 @ st. NV. "a
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ENGINEERS
SENIOR ELECTRONIC ENGINEER

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