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Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-26
COUNCIL ACTS ON TWO LIQUOR LICENSES MON.

The city council approved the transfer of a liquor license from Clifford Judd to Chester Bakke, of the Dreamland Bar, 537 First ave- nue.
 The action was taken at the eoun- cil's regular session Monday night
 The council refused the petition of Thomas D. Allen of the Buffalo saloon to transfer his license to A. c. Muldoon of the Casa Blanca Ca fe. Aliens establishment is now op- erating outside the city under an- other license. This is the second such transfer Allen has sought, both of them denied by the council The council action was in accordance with a recommendation by police chief Stanley Zaverl.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-26
Utilities System, Financial Status Declared Sound

The Municipal Utilities System financial statement for June shows an increase over Sl7.000 from June. 1855, 1t was announced at the Util- ities Board meeting Tuesday eve- ming
 Rising costs of labor. fuel. and purification of water almost com- pleteIy offset the figure. Revenue has increased in the water, electric. and telephone departments. al- though tke steam system brought in more money last year.
 Frank Mapleton, utilities head. told the board that 122 new users will connect with the city water system this year.
 The Second avenue steam main rennovatiens have begun. it was announced, with completion slated for September 19.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-26
RoyalI SundeIIs Visiting 4Iaska

MT. and Mrs Royal SundeH of Brownsville. Texas. are currently visiting Interior Alaska and the Arctic. he for the second time in IA years.
 Sundell retired as a Pan Ameri- can Airways executive this past spring. He started with the company in Florida in 1929 and visited here IA years ago while with PAA.
 The couple have visited Nome and will see the Circle district before flying to Edmonton where they left their car. At the present they are making their headquarters at the Nordale hotel
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-26
Robert Terry, Dell McGuire Wir, U. of 4. Grants

Robert Terry and Florence Dell McGuire. two Fairbanks students who graduated from Fairbanks high school this spring, have received $400 scholarships to the University of Alaska, Mrs. Laura E. Jones an- nounced last Thursday.
 Terry, son of Robert E. Terry, Fairview Manor was the recipient of an Alaska Junior Chamber of Commerce scholarship from the funds derived from the Nenana Ice Classic. Two Wilson of Northway and Lonny Heiner of Petersburg also received grants from this fund. Two other such scholarships till be awarded later.
 Miss McGuire, daughter of MT. and Mrs Fred L. Mcclure, received a S400 Luther C. Hess scholarship from funds left the University by the former regent Two more schol- arships from this fund will be awarded later.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-26
Reinhold Lehmann of 4os Dunkel

was admitted to St. Josephs hospi- tai Tuesday for treatment of back injury suffered when a piece of iron fell on him while on the job
 Lehman is an iron worker for Peter Kiewit and Sons at Galena.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-26
PRESERVATIVE PAINT PROPRlETORS FITTED BY MANY FRIENDS SATURDAY

Over 50 persons, friends and we'll wishers of Don and Agnes Smith. gathered Friday evening to cele- brate the opening of their new bus mess, the Alaska Preservative Paint Service
 The new store is located at 1450 Cushman. Robert J. Sheehan and Russ Miller. secretary and sales man respectively for Preservative Paint in Seattle. were also on hand to congratulate the Fairbanks coup 1e.
 The informal gathering was held at the Travellers Inn.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-26
SECOND SON BORN TO THE HENRY DYKES

The Henry Dykes of 704 Tenth avenue are the proud parents of their second son. Timur Van. born in St. Jaseph.s hospital on Tuesday at 8:38 pm. and weighing lbs. 91s ozs.
 Dykes is employed by the Matan- uska Creamery as mixer. Their older son is Dennis, 13 months
 Maternal grandmother is Mrs. Lu- cy Perry of the Toy Town Nursery at As Fourth avenue Paternal unc- le is Malven Gather of Fort Yu- kon.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-26
w-v. Betty Zinc |Hirsch Enjoys
 Tour Of Alaska

And so I got myself lost in AL aska.'' says Betty Zinc Hirsch. read ing specialist and author from Scarsdale, New York,
 But she added quickly that she thinks Alaska is pretty wonderful. especially the people"
 Mrs. Hirsch. under the name of Betty Zinc, is a frequent contribu- tor to such education magazines as School Arts, Grade Teacher" ;" and New York State Education. , She has recently co-authored a ser- ies of three high interest-low vocab- ulary books, to be used as supple mentary reading on the junior and senior high school levels She out lines the purpose of the books as an encouragement for students who are disinterested in reading.
 Laura Jones. registrar at the Uni versity of Alaska, has complete set of the books, which are pub- lished by Row, Peterson, and com pany.
 Mrs. Hirsch has also contributed to the Blarney Annual, published in Cork. Ireland
 She has done considerable work with advanced groups as well as with retarded children during her many years of teaching at the Greenacres school in Scarsdale, a small community just outside of New York City.
 Mrs. Hirsch has travelled exten- sively, accompanying a group of anthropology students from New York to Peru in 1850, and "mosey- ing on over to Scandinavia in 1854.
 She has begun a tour of the Arc tic leaving for Kotzebue this nor ming. She plans to go on to Anch- orage later.
 She has already toured exten- sively in Southeastern Alaska, es- pecially enjoying her tour of Shell don Jackson Junior College.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-26
School District Returns Now In Mail; Due Aug. IS

The Fairbanks School Districts real and personal property tax as- sessment returns are now in the mail, announces Harold Babberl, school district tax assessor.
 They are due back in Babberl's office by August 15. he emphasized.
 The tax office is located in the Main School. in the new wing on Eighth avenue. The offices mail- ing address is Box 1250.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-26
BOWMAN, TEXAS, COUPLE VISITING SON AND FAMILY IN FAIRBANKS

MT. and Mrs. Len Morgan of Bonham, Texas are visiting their son, Len, Jr., and his wife at their home in Broadmoor Acres.
 The Morgans drove 4,208 miles in 15 days, spending five days on the way when the Alaska highway washed out at Ft. Nelson. Morgan. Sr., has the Morgan Electric Com- pany in Bonham. His son is s-with Wien Alaska Airlines in Fairbanks.
 The Texas couple hoped to take the boat back to the States but found that none was carrying pas- sengers.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-26
'EHjah' Sung By Community Choir, ReceiUes OuatiOn

Elijah, the famous Biblical ora- torio by Felix Mendelssohn, was presented to Fairbanks music lov- CTS Sunday evening by the Com- munity Chorus at the First Presby- terian church.
 Kenneth Weaver, director of Han- de1s Messiah" presented by the group at Christmas, conducted and accompanied the admirable per- formance.
 Five main soloists of the evening included Patricia Clark. soprano; Oneita Minnick, contralto; Robert Jenks, tenor; and Brue Weed and Charles Daniels, baritones.
 The chorus. made up of singers from most of the leading church choirs in the Fairbanks area, is noted for it's fine performances here. The group is also joined by vocal ists from Ladd and Eielsen.
 The Mendelssohn oratorio has been in rehearsal since Spring.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-26
ROOMMATES, MOTHERS RETURN FROM JUNEAU

Mrs. Nick Midsummer and her daughter. Miss Lois Nassbaumer. and Mrs. Louise Kettenmann and her daughter, Miss Katie Farrar. returned together from trip to Juneau Sunday.
 Miss Nussbaamer and Miss Far rar are roommates. The group made the trip by automobile. stopping via Dawson on the return trip. In spite of rain, they had very en- joyable trip.
 Mrs. Kettenmann is from Be1ling- ham, Washington.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-26
BEN NtNCMlYAS PROUD PARENTS OF DAUGHTER

M. and Mrs. Ben Ninomiya of the Hamilton apartments became the parents of nine pound baby girl. Julie Anne. born in St. Jo- seph's hospital at 11:26 am. on Sum- day.
 Ninomiya is a pharmacist and CO., manager at the Coop Drug. The couples older children are Wendy Ann. Az. and Ricky, 3.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-26
CHARLES KAUGMANS ARE VISITING TOM ROBERTS

MT. and Mrs. Charles B.. Kauf- man of Davenport, Iowa are cur rently in Fairbanks visiting their daughter and son-in law. MT. and Mrs Tom Roberts.
 The two families enjoyed brief vacation trip to Anchorage and Seward last week Kaufman is a lawyer in Davenport.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-26
TROY PEWES PARENTS OF SECOND CHILD

The Troy L. Pewes of 52O Illinois became the parents of their sec- ond son, Richard Hill, born in St. Joseph's hospital on Sunday at 9:l9 pm. and weighing lbs OF.
 Pewe is with the US. Geological Survey and is an associate profess sor at the University. The couples other son is David. 312.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-26

Mrs. Muriel Swindel of 613 Bent ley drive in Island Homes is recov- ering from major surgery in St. Joseph's hospital. She is the wife of Arthur Swindel who is employed by Urban Plumbing and Heating.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-13
HELP-MEN

TRAINEES for Photographic equip
HENRY'S. 42l King ST.. Alex.
~ BENCH MAN. Thoroughly exper
~, radio. phono: CO. benefits. top
WALKER, 2605 wilson blvd, ArI
Tv BENCHMEN, experienced only
need apply. Apply in person. 651
Penna. ave. Sc. No phone calls.
Tv sERvICEMAN-S11O week Il
days. plus car allowance; must be
thoroughly experienced. HUI. 3-5450
TV REPAIR MAN-Outside calls;
car turn; DoWD'S TV, AIS Conn
Tv SERVICEMAN-For home calls
experienced only. must know Ar
lington: $50 per week. ia. S-7SOO
TELEVISION MEN
Outside Tv servicemen. Must be
experienced. Call HUI. 3-6630.
MAN. white. under 40. to handle
sales. over counter. in wholesale
warehouse: must have good nand-
BENEFITS. Cal MIR. BOYLE for ap.
pointment. LA. 6-3720.
MAN with executive ability; IA
miliar with the CITY to assist man
ager of our building products de-
partment. This position offers
rapid Advancement to a person
able to make decisions and assume
responsibility. Reply giving brief
resume Of abilities and previous
experience to Box 22l-J. Star.
MAN WITH CAR. excellent opening
on established route. No exper. nee
essary, Training furnished: SS1
VIZ. to start. Apply FULLER BRUSH
CO.. 911 National Press Bldg.
l4th and F SITS. NV. or phone
DI 7-4477 or DI. 7-349S.
MAN AND WIFE twhitel. farm ex-
perience and general cleanup man;
pleasant working conditions. Broom
apt: must have own furniture;
ELPAW KENNELS
Alex. Va, Duke st. Extended
TIE. 6-2430 OV. 3-4561
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HELP--MEN
UNUSUAL
Read This Thoroughly
Metropolitan-Va. Only

One of the oldest and
largest, handicapped and nurs-
cry products companies OPP
Grating nationally. will EN-
ploy men in the Washington
area. to all on our estab-
lished customers and open
new accounts. NO EXPERT
ENCE REQUIRED. We have
one of the finest training
programs in the industry.
Income is substantial and I'M
mediate. Many of our sales
men are earning at the rate
OF 81, 0O0-SS,OO0 and more.
ton men. well over S10.n0O.
Plenty of opportunity also for
management positions. VIM
ter is one of our busiest sea-
sons contracting for spring
delivery: If you are in a
seasonal business, RIGHT
NOW is THE TIME TO MAKE
A CHANGE. Get into a
business that is NOT SEA-
SONAI. in December, Isnu-
airy. February and March
are peak months with us.
The work is pleasant, digni-
fed semiprofeSsional selling
and offers lifetime career.
Our customers repeat year
after year. This is strictly
sales work. We are not ;n-
terested in landscape gar
deners or laborers. Applicants
should be over IS, married
and must have car. For per-
sonal interview, phone Mr..
Kim Schoen, HU. 3-6313.
Monday and Tuesday, 8 am.
TO pm,
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HELP-MEN
SALES TRAINEE

$1,000 UP
National corp. wants reasonably
aggressive young men with good
education and car. Interview BY
appointment. ME. S-2336.
SERVICEMEN. TEACHERS. COLLEGE
STUDENTS, part time or full time
We pay you 81. 80 per hour fol
we will train you. Call in person
only. 300 Kennedy 81. NV.
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BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST
Rranch Stnre Clerks

We have several openings in oul
and nearby Maryland. This is an ex.
cellent opportunity for someone liv.
In in Arlington or nearby Maryland
area. Vacations with pay free in
surance, and other employe benefits
Applv
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HELPMEN

SHOE HOE. SALESMAN .,.!ss n exDsT.. fsmil'
3156 Wilson blvd. Arl., IA. 7-2004
SHOE Statesmen, exper. We're
expanding: need 9 top men: guar.
hnt eerso saaE 1877 e Good s< ao1: ID Apply
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HELP-MEN

men to do tracing and tele-
phone work on lnstallment ac-
counts; or 6 day week optional,
S-hour day; experience necessary
Write Box l79-R, Star.
YOUNG MAN. recently graduated
from high school who is good al
figures and mas the ability to use
typewriter. Interesting employ
ment with future in the Office OF
an old-established building prod
ucts organi2a zion: previous expert
ence not essential. Reply giving
brief resume of schooling and ex-
perience If any. Box 22O-J. Star.
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YOUNG MAN

Permanent position avail
able in sales office OF one OF
the Oldest. established firms
in Washington. Excellent OPP
portunity for neat appearing
young man with pleasant
personality, initiative and
WILLINGNESS to learn. Must be
high school graduate: 5-day,
40-hr. week; many employe
benefits. Call for appoint
ment, Ii. 7-4103
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ELITE LAUNDRY
2119 14th ST. NV.
Branch Sales Manager

Opportunity for ambitious tul
time career woman with direct tC
home sales experience tParty Pan
experience helpful but not neces-
saryl. Position is for local area Nc
travelling away from home Earnings
S5. O0O-S6. 500 first year. 50. 50t
and up second wear Earnings dis.
cussed at interview according e
your. qualifications Guarantee. in.
centives, paid vacation, hospitali2a
| ton and insurance, also other EN-
| ployee benefits Write Martin Red
Harris. national sales manager. 1871
Wilbraham road, Sprisgfield g. Mass
All replies held i'll strict confidence
CASHIER, experienced in retail stare
operation good salary permanel
position pleasant working cOndi-
tons and opportunity to advance
See Jerry Bernstein, SPORTS CEN
TER. Sth and ID SITS. NV.
CASHIER AND SALESLADIES, per-
Apply ESTHER SHOP, 1851 Geor-
gia ave. Silver Spring. Md.
CASHIER
! For one of Washington leading
appliance firms, for details. see Mr.
Kessler at BOYD's. SIG F st. NV
Daily 9 am. to Il pm.
CASHIERS
MGR operator and general Office
work to train for our Washington
and new Seven Corners. Va. store
Applv Mr.. Walker, 3rd floor, BOND
CLOTHES, 1856 F st. NV.
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CLERK

STATISTICAL
Young lady. 20 to IS for cost
dept. OF established manufacturer
Must like 10 work with figures and
be able to type. conditioned
office. .l-day week ana liberal COM
pany benefits
STONE STRAW CORP.
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Man Wanted With Car

Excellent Income. Good References
Phone JU. 5-l351
MEN TO TAKE ORDERS for Life
and Golfers: 3 small orders per
day pays SlO5 per week. See MR.
HOMER. 8 to IL am. Room 402.
1405 G st. NV.
YOUNG MAN WANTED to learn
sive mi must know how To tvne AND
have car. Starting pay SIS per
week. Chance for advancement
Apply 0 a.m.-12 noon, 1245 First
St Sc
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CLERK-TYPIST

Permanent position avail
able for young lady with a
pleasant personality In sales
Office OF one OF the Oldest
established firms in Wash
ington: must be high school
graduate, have a pleasing tel
ephone voice and a fair
knowledge OF tipping; 5-day.
40-hr. week. many employe
benefits Call for appointment,
Ii. 7-4l03.
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YOUNG MAN

High school graduate preferred.
full time ioh in shipping and receiv-
in department of instrument manu-
featuring company; excellent OPP
portunity; paid vacation and hos
pitalization; regular salary increases.
Apply BOWEN & CO., INC. l34S7
CHAPMAN ave-, Rockville, Md. Phone
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Vitro Laboratories

Division Of vitro Corporation Of America
ee2 Wayne Avenue, Silver Spring, Nd.
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Clerk-Typist
TOP SALARIES
FOR
TOP PEOPLE

Positions avail. in personnel,
insurance and accounting
branches. All have a future
all have excellent promo
ton possibilities. 5-day week
and all company benefits.
Apply Monday and Tuesday,
Aug. 1914, between 8 and
.2:30 pm.
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
1341 @ ST. NV. ROOM 200
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Do your fall into
this category?

ARE YOU A COLLEGE,
TYPE MAN WHO is LOOK
ING FOR THE SECURITY
OF A POSITION THAT HAS
"a FUTURE WITH PLENTY
OF OPPORTUNITY?
WE CAN OFFER YOU
THE CHANCE OF A LIFE
TIME WITHOUT MAKING
YOUR FAMILY SUFFER
THROUGH A LONG Pc
ROD OF INADEQUATE
EARNINGS.
YOUNG MEN WHO ARE
SINCERE IN THEIR DE-
SIRE TO BECOME AN EX-
ECUTIVE IN AN INDUS
TRY THAT GIVES A MAN
A FEELING OF SERVING
THE COMMUNITY IN A
WORTHWHILE CAUSE,
PLEASE CALL TU. 2-161O.
THE EXECUTIVE SECRE-
TARY WILL ARRANGE AN
| INTERVIEW FOR YOIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-13

DESIGN
ENGINEERS
Guided Missile Launching Systems
Openings in long-range projects on the weapons
of the future with
vITRO
The challenge of new chronological field can
be yours with the expanding VITRO LABORATORY
in Silver Spring. Here you will find career oppor-
tunities in the new mechanical engineering field
Guided Missile Launching Systems
The following positions are available:
SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
Openings for Mechanical Engineers with four to ten
years OF engineering experience; must be capable of
recognizing the simple practical approach to COM
pick problems; experience with a manufacturing
concern in design planning and control of prod
uct would be helpful
MECHANICAL DESIGN ENGINEERS
Openings for Mechanical Engineers with four to ten
years OF engineering design experience; background
in one or more Of the following preferred: Auto
matte Machinery, High Speed Mechanisms, Material
Handling Devices, etc Ability in cam lnkaee and
gearing dynamics desirable.
For complete information about the project educa-
tional assistance and other employee benefits
please phone
JU. $1,000
Personnel Department
TO ARRANGE FOR SATURDAY INTERVIEWS
PLEASE CALL NOT LATER THAN Pm. FRIDAY
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SERVICE OFFICE CLERKS

SERVICE OFFICE CLERKS
Washington's Little Detroit mas
immediate openings for qualified men
as service ONCE and stockroom
clerks: neat appearance: ability to
deal with public and some clerical
experience required. See Mr.. Nor
cross.
CALL CARL, INC.
1850 oath st. NV. FEE, 3-4lOO
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS.
large ESQ service station. ex-
perienced men only. good salary,
commission. Apply in person, LEE
PERSHING ESQ. 1900 N. Pershing
dr.. Arl.. Va.
SECRETARY, man, must be able to
write shorthand; ietter-styling
bookkeeping and care OF inventory
Willing to work 51a- day week
Place Of employment. Washington
Virginia Airport. Bailey's Cross
roads. Call ASPLUNDH TREE EX-
PERT CO. Once. JE 4-6230. Mr.
GILBERT J. ToBlN. Home. XII
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HELP-WoMEN

CLERK -TYPIST. exper.: accurate
tipping essential; 5-day week: SAL
airy. S55i air-cond. office BANKERS
MUTUAL ms. CO., 75S Warner
ildg RIM. 75S.
CLERK to train on Bar
roughS bookkeeping machine; some
clerical experience and aptitude
with figures required: air-cOnd Of
f1ce. n G section. vacation with pay
and other benefits. Call Miss Slhets.
BOXER FROSTED FOODS. INC.s
LA 6-S350. s am. to 4 pm.
CLERK TYPIST. white. young lady,
1895. for old established real es-
tate office; good typist; experience
not necessary: able to meet public.
Ma. S-20S9
CLERK -TYPIST. perm. part-time
position in modern aforementioned
general insurance agency. Excel
lent working conditions. CO. 5-1d00
CIERK-TYPIST Is to b white.
for diversified office duties. hours
. to $40. 3-day week. Arizona.
Sc. RENAlRE CORP. Ii. $500.
CLERK -TYPIST-Young lady for
permanent position in local office
OF national consumer finance or
sanitation. Good starting salary
and employe benefits. Modern air
cond office. Apply HOUSEHOLD
FINANCE CORP, 621 King ST..
Alex, Va.
CLERK -TYPIST. part time knowl-
edge Of Dookkeepins; approx / hrs
daily ) days week. Write Box
2l6-B. Star.
CLERK -TYPIST. white, age 1895.
Genera Office work. diversified, in
teresting duties. including stencil
cutting and mimeograpn operation.
Meals and other employee benefits.
Apply chief dietician, DOCTORS
hO3Pl1 AL. 1919 Eve st NV
CLERK TYPIST. Permanent only. Be
day week Good salary Many conf
pany benefits Apply in person, Mr..
Trice CASTELBERG'S JEWELRY,
1904 f. ST. NV
CLERK -TYPIST - Young lady for
permanent position IN leading
downtown iewelry store. Good START
Ing SALARY. .i-day wk pleasant
working conditions; discount on
purchases many other company
benefits. ,Apply, II ners9n, Mr.
9TH ST NV
CLERK TYPIST. colored, fine mems
store. min :. years college, !2-'i5;
eXper pref excel salary and
future 5000 Ga ave.
CLERK -TYPIST White. Is to Is.
High school graduate No experience
necessary $50 to 4:30. Monday
through Friday Downtown air-con-
ditioned office. Call MRS. TRU.
DEAL ME S-Un16
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HELP WOMEN tcon,. J

POTOMAC EAiPLo9MENT AGctY.
1884 Wilson blvd, Arl.. ia. $4,000
oil King St.. Alex, XII 9-5055
lO4 Z. Broad. Falls CHI, JE. 2-727G
BOOKKEEPER- TYPIST
Immed. opening for a rapid, &C.
curate typist. under 10 yrs. of age
with knowledge of basic accounting
and some exp. in operation OF MGR
bookkeeping machine: excel. oppor-
tunity for advancement: annual and
sics leave. retirement plan. 40-hr
wk.: air-cond bldg. Call personnel
office. DI 7-.}330. Ext. 424 for apDt.
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
18th and A CT. 4 w
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HELP-WoMEN
lCCOUNTANTS OPP
! C. EMPI. EXCHANG.

MANY OTHERS. ALL TYPES
1872 9th st. NV. HO. 2-j512
Ia
ACCOUNTANTS. bookkeepers. $685.
500 wk. MD: irs. and exper, all
ages: constr, real est, advertising
| CPAs office. 50 others daily. ali
welcome. Openings for stenogs .
| typistS. clerks, receipt. -PBX. Visit
| Mr. Black at BOYD'S test. 40 yrs.)
cor. 18th and G NV, Ma. $3.50.
Admin. Secys., to $4,000
Select positions in PUBLIC RE-
EDUCATION. EMBASSIES AND
/ COMMERCIAL OFFICES.
Clerk TypiStS. MANY to $40
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HELP-MEN

YOUNG MAN, who has had some
selling experience, for Hi-Fi De-
partment. See Miss Jones. KIT
MUSIC co l330 a Sf n u,
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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-06-08
MRS. Guren
|Auain Pioneer
Women Head

Mrs. Ida Guren, reelected as
president of the Phoenix Chapter
of Pioneer Women, was installed
with other officers at meeting
at Ayn Yaakov Congregation Sun
day Gust speaker was Rabbi Elo-
zor Weiss.
Mrs. Rose PeltZ was in charge
of the installation ceremony.
Others installed were Mrs. BeS-
sic Sapolsky, first vice president;
Mrs. Jennie Ramras, second vice
president; Mrs. David Goldberg,
corresponding secretary; Mrs
Pearl Dacks, financial secretary;
Mrs. Rubin Jaffa, treasurer, and
Mrs. Harry Posen, hospitality
chairman.
New directors include Mrs. Anna
Schwartz, Mrs. Peltz, Mrs. Ru-
dolph Cohen, Mrs. Zena Sobol,
Mrs. Tanya Hershman, Mrs. Sam
MesseS, Mrs. Dorah F'reifield, Mrs.
Robert Sobol and Mrs. Bessie
BuShnick.
The chapter has adopted as a
new project financial aid to Bin
yamina, a rehabilitation and de-
fense center in Israers Negev des-
ert. 1t has already sent $500 to
that community.
The Pioneer Women will hold
their annual picnic June II at En-
canto Park.