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BANK BOOKKEEPER

Experienced. S:,704 per annum
SHIneT benefits; .5l2;day week. Cal
M: Dewey; CV :-216T for appoint
Arlington, Va
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HELP-MEN Cont

Tv SERvICEMAN--outside. exper.
vacation. other benefits. HU. 3.
3Snn
Tv TECHNICIAN. sober and reliable
experienced only. Call ia. 2-23db
UPH0LSTERER. first class; full o.
part time. also exper uphoisterers
helper; excel. WORKING cond. Boz
lil-H Star
WATCHMAKER'S ASSISTANT, s7h
week. Apply g13 Penna. ave. NV
WATCHMAKERS, with some sales
ability: excellent advancement op-
portunities for the three who quail
ify Apply In persons SEARS. ROE
EUCK AND CO.. 1900 WIS. ave. n "
MAN WITH CAR. excellent opening
on established route. No exp. neceS-
sary Training furnished; IS wk
TO start. Apply FULLER BRUSH
G fftb al snd Sai sts Press os p 5l6S
bi. lift or 81. f-Sl9s '
MAN. WORKING FOREMAN-Must
operate and maintain N W. shovel
and international bulldozer. Want
non-drinking settled man that can
produce. Write giving past employ
ment record family status. sala ry
expected and availability p o.
Box ZIG Potomac Station. Alex.
Va.
Sincerity, common sense and pleas
ant attitude toward people NAV quail
fly you for career position with
1.-THE CLEANES1 PLACE IN TOWN. s.
OLD COLONY, INC.
Blair Rd at Butternut St. NV.
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STEN0GRAPHER-Excellent oppor-
tunity for good stenographer
good starting salary, 40-hour
week. 2-week vacation with pay
each year and company hospitali-
TIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.
Ask for MR.. TWINE for appoint
ment
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Branch Sales Manager

Opportunity for ambitious fuI
Time career woman with direct II
nome sales experience PARTY Plaf
experience helpful but not neces.
saryl;, Position is for local area M
travelling away from home Earnino,
20 .000-S6.500 first year 81 nj
and up second year. Earnings dis,
eussed at interview according /,
YOUR qualifications. Guarantee, in,
tt;entives. paid vacation. hospitaliza
Ilon and insurance, also other en-
pIoyee benefits Write Martin .PeG
Harrls., national sales manager. 153F
Willoraham road, Sprisgfield q, Mass
All replies held III strict confidence
CASHIER for rental office: Arl.: $50
EOTOMAC EMIL. AGCY'. a334
wilson blvd. Arl. IA. $4,000.
CASHIER CHECKER for suner mar.
ket: experience necessary; good nav
A5ppppy FEDERAL SUPER MARKET
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NEEDED
TMMEDIATEI.YI

Immediate position open for
stenographer with good tipping and
L st. NV. transferring to North Arl,
October Under IS preferred Call
ST. 3-3250. Mr.. Purves for appt.
STENOGRAPHERS and dictaphone
oprs.. experienced; permanent or
temporary. part or full time: no
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2-7SO2.

yates Of June cfs56l class Of local.
area senior high school. Large Of
tice near 18th and H SITS. NV,
handling no merchandise. Hours
$50 to 3; Ha-day Saturday. Start
ST. per hr. t$2,630 per YEAR, ;
quick advancement. Permanent.
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oHhNNON u LUCHS CO.


BkKPR.-CASHIE accts. rec good
Iyplst. downtown air-cond., real est,
once: 9-day wk.; perm. MA. S-SS7a
BOOkKEEPERS. several SSO-S1O0
Asst bookkeepers. many S65-S7O
ATLAS AGCY., 1870 N. Y. Ave. NV.
BkkPR,, fun charge. real est. exper
10 to 90 yrs. 9-5 SS5
No Agency Fee
ALLEN-O ,BRIEN Personnel Service
ifU4 ~. Y. Ave RE -OQO
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TYPIST. up to As yrs. Of age; perm.
position, 5-day, 40-hr. week. inter.
esting work; BOY SCOUTS OF
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CASHIER

MGR operator and general Office
work to train for our new Seven Cor
n isS va. store: Apply Mr.. Walker
era moor. BOND CLOTHES. 1885 F
CIGAR AND DRUG CLERK evner
white: 40-hr, wk.. good nave az :.
econd, MACARTHUR DRUG. EN-. Il: 3.
CLERK, to work in OFFICE and
wholesale laundry: no typine neceS-
sary but must be accurate with
ngures and dependable; resident
o. Mt Rainier area preferred
Apply HUB LAUNDRY. 37th st
ana Eastern ave, Mt. Rainier,
CLEkkS: with or without typing.
W YMl, 80. sos wk. POSITIONS,
INC; 1884 Mass. ave. NV. Df. :.
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PERSONNEL CLERK

PERSONNEL CLERK
Excellent opportunity for an in
dividual who is interested in gaining
experience in the field of personnel
MANAGEMENT. Must have good edu-
cational BACKGROUND If no expert
ence Some typing Must have the
potential of assuming responsibilities
at higher level.
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
134I G st. NV, Room 200
REAL ESTATE SALESWOMEN-
Experienced real estate sales
women to specialize in NV. Wash
ington land nearby Montgomery
County; hundreds of listings and
retirement plan are among the
many advantages when you work
for WALKER e. DUNLOP, INC,
Realtors, uptown office, 1908 Wis.
ave. EN-. 2-67l5 or FE- 3-12l9
ewes.
RECEPTIONIST know tipping OF
BoYD'S, cor. 18th and G NV. Ma,
S-a340.
RECEP. -TYPIST, sos wk.: under 80.
PBX opr -typist, some cashierins,
$50 wk.: calculating mach, opr.-
typist, S3,12O VI. DOT REED at
PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1911 @
NV tNA. S-60S9l.
REGISTERED NURSE for part time
IN doctors office. Sc. resident pre-
ferred, call 10. 2-l2l2.
X. N, office nurse; Arlington; $3.50.
POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY., 2334
Wilson blvd. Arl. IA. $4,000.
RES. MGR, 50-unit elev. apt. bldg.
Married. Husband empl. No, child
Or sgle. with income. Excel. NV,
salary. II not available and quail
fed, please do not call. EN-. 2-S41l
RESIDENT MANAGER. settled mid
dle-aged white woman for large
apt. bldg, immediate position; ex-
cellent pay: working conditions
and apt. Experience necessary
Please write. enclose telephone
number and references. Box 4i3-H,
Star.
SALES GIRL, must work ewes. and
week ends. No phone calls. BERN
STEMS BAKERY. Sill Flower
ave. Silver Spring.
SALES GIRL-Tall, must be SO" or
over in stocking feet: experienced
references. Part time and full time
openings. Apply TALL FASHIONS
go 18th st. NV.
'SALESLADY. alert. ambitious young
lady, experienced. in selling drapery
and slip-cover fabrics; 5-dav week
good starting salary, excel. workins
conditions in air-cond. store Apply
mgr. MILL END SHOP. 4031 2Sth
St s., Shirlington Business Center
Arlington. Va.
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g, $I1 and up, this week
IS sunfast washable papers.
M. RA H.TEQ1
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BEAUTICIAN

Man or woman; make
more than ever before:
earnings unlimited; busy
sa4en days, no evenings.
PAID vacation, hospitaliza-
/ ton: beautiful salon BAR
/ HEIT PARKER HAIR STYL-
Isis. $3.50 Ga. ave, Silver
BEAUTICIAN. STYLISH. male or 70.
male; clean cut reliable. expert
enced: excellent earnings Tor hard
worker no license required. ia
BEAUTY OPERATOR, $50 TO SIO0
per week guarantee plus commits
sion, o-day week, no nanicuring
| steady work. LOUIS CREATIVE
HAlRDRESShRS. 1910 Eye ST. NV,
BEAUTY OPR., exper: ton salary
/ Plus ouI comm. busy air-cond.
salon. ia. 2-665l.
BEAUTY SHOP needs apprentice
and receptionlst for busy bethesda
salon OIL. 3-51Si
B0OKKEEPER; apply in nerson
The ADLER ENGRAVING SHOP
1903 @ st NV
BOOkkEEPER for LIST class DOWN
Town hotel. Some tipping; permanent
I position offering excellent salary
meals and many benefits. Apniy
| perSonnel manager. ANNAPOLIS
BOoKKEEPER. assistant, under 40.
must De typlst; permanent. inter-
eStlnR position, in modern air
IonIItIoned ONCE; 3712-hour week
A1mppIy NORTHWESTERN NATL.
iiE1 ~" 81 Woodward Bldg,
u
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STENOGRAPHER

5-day 36h-hour week. company
Dement'S. Excellent working condi-
tionS. Apply REMINGTON RAND.
1915 L st. NV.
SWITCBBOAR OPER.. permanent
position, 40-hr. wk., vacation. sick
leave, etc. Apply to End A. office
E. B. ADAMS CO., GAL New York
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HELP-WoAAEN
LEDGER
CLERK

Young woman. 1880 yrs. OF age
10 handle accts receivable routine
and control Some experience ore.
ferred Must be able to tyne 8.
dav 40-hourS week planned SALARY
advancement Apply personnel
Room 602 Open weekdays 500
and Sat Q-l2 No phone calls
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AGENTS. CHURCHES. ORGANIZA.
TI0NS- Extra money can be your
by selling SEeetine cards station
cry. Gift wrap, Christmas i'm.
prints and novelties. Samples OF
approval. Write. visit or cal
MASTERCRAFT STUDIOS. 1000 !
st. NV. Dept. s. DI. 7-O906.
CREDIT MGR. ASST. exper. in col
lection work. 6-oay week: STEADY
person only for open position
FREED'S OPTICAL OFFICE, 72t
9TH st. NV.
Interior Decorator
To work on floor and outside calls
of wholesale furniture Good salary
p wrn eA See A NH R p~Ssi0 70 MA I'VE
CONTRACT CO.. Canal and D SITS.
o.N
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EXEC. SECY., 1925
Protestant, under 40. PRIVATE SEC
RErARY, SIS wk. Admin. secretary,
young, S75 VIZ. 20 new openings
daily. See MISS YOUNG today at
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1871 G. st. NV. tsT. 3-3664I
FILE CLERK, 5 yrs. exper. Able SUI
perviSe files. 5 days. S3. 400. ABBEY
PERSONNEL. 1888 Eye NV.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored; reliable,
very exper. Apply in person, MON
ROE PHAR.. 5577 Central ave. Sc.
GROCERY CHECKER, male or fe-
male. part time; Apply BRAD
HE.,iHTS MARKET. 44l5 Bowen
I'd. Sc. LII. 2-S220.
I'm eSica hEt yeS Aipha ds ana nun
POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY, Gil King
St, Alex. XII. 9-5055.
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ASST. MANAGER
PUBLICATIONS. SALES

National publications serving avia-
ton industry. ability TO write, press
releaseSs: eoit, employe house organ
rs. mature; q to ), : days Salary
open. Downtown WASHINGTON. Com
pany benefits. Good future. ST. g.
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BOOXKEEPER

Interesting work with large real
estate office; NCR-3l. experienced
preferred; 5-dav week: COMPANY
o.enents; submit written resume
Ssating experience. age and salary
a. Hurst. No interviews Granted
WITHOUT prior written resume
SHANNON & IIJCHS ca
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HELP WOMEN tcans.l
ADMIN. ASST, secy.. work with
comptroller. unusual oppor.

ADMIN. ASST. secy.. work with
comptroller, unusual oppor.
High oalary
SECYS.. assn. S325 UP
EXEC. SECYS. $3.50 mo- UP
SECY., Alex. 9-5 $500 Up
STATS. TYPs. Se75 to $500 n mo- o.
RECEP. TYP, Silver Spring $50
BKKtRs full chsree $3.50 mo. up
BKkPG. MACH. OPRS S75 up
RECEP. -DICTAlHONk TYPS S275
IBM KEYPUNcH. white $3.50
PERSONNEL elk. TYP. $500 up
iPBX-TYPIST SGin-S65
ACCT TYP. evenings SI.75 hr
ALLEN-o, BRIEN. Personne' Service
1904 n Y. Ave. RE. 1850
ADMIN. SECYS. "a Ss5-s90
Steno., some payroll $50
NAN other 81 y.-5ten0s. S7n-SSn
ATLAS AGCY.. 1920 N. Y. Ave. NV.
ASST. BOOKKEEPER CASHIER
For general insurance agency 5
day week aforementioned Office .
employe benefits: some experience
NECESSARY Cali MR.. RARNHART at
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GOVT. EMPLOYEES
INSURANCE COMPANY

mot a Government Agency
l4th and L SITS. NV.
Please Apply at L st. Entrance
AM. TO 3 PM.
JEwELRY SALESWOMAN, young
lady with exper. for costume jewell
~ and better jewelry dept, oppor-
tunity fer right party. DAVID
MANN. Jeweler. concourse. Penta-
gon Bldr. Call ia. 2-7107 for appt.
LIBRARIAN, white; for school IL
$4,000. ADAMS TEACHERS AGCY.
1871 q st. NV, RE T-393S.
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DIETITIAN

Attractive position In employt
% he Igs Setsn ds;
week, Mon. through Fri: serve noon
meal only. Equipment and other APP
lpointments excellent. Annual and sick
leave Retirement plan. Cafeteria
Aforementioned. Submit resume Civ.
ing age, education and experience
Box 27a-H. Star.
DRUG STORE selling; young lady
1 for eneral drug store work; nj
| Sunday work. Salary and commits.
sion COLONIAL DRUG, l1l0 l5tf
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SWITCHBOARD
OPERATOR

OPERATOR
One Of Washineton's finest furni-
ture stores needs an efficient, expert
enced, PIX operator at once. Excel
lent working environment in air-con-
ditioned Offices; 5-day, 40-hour
week. See Mr.. Jesse Thompson, for
WIN. E. MILLER FURNITURE CO
Penna. Ave. at Sth st. Sc.
TEACHER-The John Robert Powers
School is expanding its operations
Needs Physical Education teacher
College. Physical Education back
ground or PHYSICAL Therapy. At
tractive. Call DU. 7-6646 for appt
TEACHERS, white. elementary for
private school Must have degree.
State qualifications, salary ex-
pected. Box 23-H, Star.
TELLER. for downtown savings and
loan association. Pleasant working
conditions. in modern once. Ex-
perience helpful. but not necessary,
as we will train YOU. Must type 30
words minute. Age 81 -35. Call
RE. 7-5262 for appointment. or
come to 1415 Eye st. NV, LIST floor
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INSURANCE CLERK

High school grad. with fire policy
rating experience preferred: no typ
ing required, interesting work with
excellent opportunity for advance
ment; 5-day week. to 4.30; S55
minimum starting salary. We pay
more for experience.
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SECRETARY

TO ADVERTISING DIRECTOR
Wonderfully interesting fast-mov-
ing spot for crackjack secretary with
a good bit Of experience in adVer-
Using or some similar field: 5-day
many company benefits.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HEGuT ~
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MAN WITH CAR

Good earnings. No experience
necessary.
3707 Georgia Ave. NV
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TRANSPORTER

education. must be accurate typist
TO handle miscel dictated material.
Salary $1,000 with opportunity for
advancement: 40-hr. wk.: annual
and sick leave; retirement plan: air
conditioned building In typed
perience. Write Box 436-H. Star.
~YPIST, sos wk.. young, accurate;
others bkkpr. -typist to $40 wk.
BOYD'S test. AZ yrs.I, cor 18th
and q NV. Welcome visit toady,
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DICTAPHONE OPER., or competent
typist.. willing to learn to operate
dictaphone mach. varied duties
permanen1 position. 40-hr. wk
vacation. sick leave. etc. Apply Il
2nd fl. Office E. B. ADAMS CO.
81 New York ave n W
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CLERK

NE sectionl immediate opening
Permanent position with LEADING
appliance distributor, age 81 10 40,
experienced 5-day week. air-cord
ONCE. Many company benefits For
appt., call HU, a-3422 Ext -
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rYPlST--Answer phones, little filing;
5-day week during summer months
55 days other months; air-condi-
toned modern office, paid vacation
hospits iization and other company
Call MR.. BURKE. tn
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CLERK. experience moi
necessary. STANDARD DRUG CO.
COUNTERGIRLS
FOR CAFETERIA

White: 1885 yrs old: experience
preferred. . girls for each shift
night to z am. Good salary. good
working conditions, meals, uniforms
insurance. bonus Apply HOTEL
HARRINGTON KITCHETERIA, 18th
and E SITS. NV. No phone calls
please.
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TYPIST- DICTAPHONE OPR.. asst.
to publications director. natl. asso.
5 days. Start. $4,000. ABBEY PER-
SONNET. 1888 Eye NV. ST. g.
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HELP-DoMESTIC

HOUSEKEEPER for working parents
and = small children. Health card.
Live-in. Write stating age, qualiti-
cations, references. Box 18Th,
Arizona sun., 1956-10-11
D DIN G the 7 0 W N.
SAHUARO SHRINE CLUB
BY Jane Washington

Shriners met at the Elk's
Home, last Thursday, with
cGrand Ass slant DirectresS, Su-
sic Oby conducting election of
officers. ALI previous officers
we're reelected with exception
of secretary. The roster follows:
Myrtle Jackson, president; Ruth
Curry, vice pres; Lille Mae Hall,
secretary; Wal ter McMath,
treasurer; Homer Kennedy, cha
plain; Scottie Oby, marshall;
and Jane Washington chairman
of affairs.
Arizona sun., 1956-10-11
PAIR UNITED IN DOUBLE
RING ceremony

Miss Alberta Little and Jesse
Warren B ass were united in
marriage in a double ring cere-
mony, Friday evening, October
5th, in ST. Plus x Chapel.
The bride wore a ballerina
length gown of pleated tulle and
Chantilly lace over satin, fash
ioned with a Sabrina neckline
encruSted with SequinS and
pearls, with long pointed lace
sleeves.
Her finger-tip veil of pure silk
illusion was held in place with
a rhinestone trimmed tiara, and
she carried an orchid on a satin
covered prayer book and a rosa
ry.
The maid of honor, Miss
Barbara Williams, and the
bridesmaids, Misses Hazel Boy
er, and Almida Angulo wore
taffeta gowns of pastel shades
and carried pink bouquets of
carnations. Little Denise Will
Arizona sun., 1956-10-11
LOYAL BUDDIES

The William MillerS hosted
the Loyal BuddieS on last Sun
day night in their home on E.
Parkway Drive. Ideas and plans
for the coming fourth annual
Big Broadcast, a fashion revue
and stage show were discussed.
Several new members have
been added to the roster in the
persons of Milton Lewis, John
ME Brooks, Flanders Crawley
and Mr.. and Mrs. Green.
Buddie Charles Robson will
host the club on third Sunday
at his home in Globe, Ariz.
Arizona sun., 1956-10-11
liams was flower girl.

Iams was flower girl.
William Hooks served as best
man, with James Easter and
Otha Grimes Jr., as usherS. The
bride was given in marriage by
Mr.. Clarence Marsell.
The organist and soloiSt were
the Mesdames Nell Chandler
and Beth KurriS.
A reception followed the cere-
mOny at the home of the
groom's parents, 1901 West Co.
copah.
The bride, daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Little of New
ark, New Jersey, attended busi-
ness school in New Jersey, and
is now employed as clerk in
the main Public Library.
The groom, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Everett Bass, is
a senior at Arizona State Col
lege at Tempe, where, he is
majoring in business account
ing. He is a member of Kappa
Alpha Psi Fraternity.
The newly-wedS are at home
to friends at 1917 East Monroe
st. Apt. S.
Arizona sun., 1956-10-11
MEMORY
LANE

Arriving in the city, Messrs
Dale and Byron WoodSon of Los
Angeles for surprise visit with
sister, Mrs. Keith HendrickSon,
1919 East Monroe st.
Wade H. Hammond, member
of Phoenix Housing Authority,
for third consecutive time, elect
ed delegate to National HouS-
ing Convention in Washington,
D. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben James,
Phoenix residents of long stand
ing, returned to their home at
1918 E. Washington Street, fol-
lowing long visit with son in
Los Angeles.
MesdameS Lucille Porter, Cora
Grimes, Lola Mae Foster and
Eleanor Perkins made members
of Merry Mixers.
Mrs. Darlene Jones arrived
by plane from Los Angeles to
join her husband, Ike, who has
been in the city on business.
Arizona sun., 1956-10-11
PAST DAUGHTER
RULERS COUNCIL

The Council met Monday
night at Elks home where a
roundtable discussion was held
on securing regalia before Me-
mortal services. If you have not
Nput your order in, please con-
tact financial secretary, LID Jane
Washington at AL. 8-2546 as
soon as possible
Arizona sun., 1956-10-11
PERSONAL MENTION

On Saturday night, MeSdameS
Florence Session and Rose Web
ber sponsored a teenage Get
Acquainted Party in honor of
my son, James (Jimmy) Russell
at the home of the Sessions on
West Apache. Hostess and hosts
were Anna Marie Harrison, Mrs.
Sessions daughter and Fronnie
Davis and Curtis Block. The en-
closed backyard was beautiful
ly decorated. Cards and dancing
were the diversions. The guest
register numbered seventy two.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Ferrell
of Globe, Arizona have returned
home after a brief visit to Las
Vegas (Mrs. Ferrell'S former
home). They report very plea
SAINT motor trip and loads of
entertainment while there
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Wilson on
East Jefferson are spending the
weekend in Grand Canyon.
They motored to this historic
site with friends.
NOTICE
I am now writing news again
for the SUN and will welcome
your club news or social events.
Please contact me not later
than Tuesday night at AL 8-2546
Or mail to 902 South 3rd Ave-
nue.. Thanks.
Arizona sun., 1956-10-11
MFoPY MIXERS

Merry NJ xers met recently at
home Of Mrs. Martha Johnson
CT West Jefferson. Essie Pruitt
acted as chairman to hold elec-
tion of officers with outcome
as follows: president Madge
Harper; wee pres. Cora Grimes;
Asst. secretary. Leola Dykes;
treasurer, Arvella Bledsoe; re-
porter, Jane Washington; critic,
Ophelia Joesph. Committee
chairman are Martha Johnson,
Pauline Jordon, social.
Ophelia Joseph hosted the
last meeting where new officers
were dulv installed by former
member Maple Lee Pratt who
Arizona sun., 1956-10-11
GRAND CANYON
TEMPLE Nc. AT

Daughter Elks met Friday
night to plan big things for the
near future starting off with
annual Halloween Dance. Every
thing to make a gala night with
goblins and witches will be there.
The thirtieth anniversary of the
Temple will be celebrated at
a Purple and White Dance in
December.
Arizona sun., 1956-10-11

Ham Loaf Vintage 1856 for festive din.
ner during National Wine Week October 1 2 Sandwiched be.
tween two layers of the meat mixture rasn sung
both to the taste and of the loaf With it,
same type OF California wine used it's preparation will add
ment to the meal The red table which
are most popular types be served either
cool. ~ -
e1s.a.. HAM LOAF, VINTAGE 1856
##7Es%* (Serves to 100
Ham Loaf
pound lean smoked ham, ~ cups fine cracker crumbs
ground IS California Burgundy,
POUNDS lean fresh pork Caret other red table
ground 1s milk
l egg, slightly beaten
Mix all ingredients together thoroughly. aassg@@&:<
Suffng
2cups k-inch bread cubes Il cup California Burgundy
" seedess raisins other red table wine
u minced onion u TEASPOON poultry SEASONING
Tablespoons melted butter Salt to taste
margarine
Toss all ingredients together tue firmly over te ton Rake in
lightly until well mixed. (35Oo Fl
little less than half of ham
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was presented a token of appre-
citation for her graciouSneSS in
acting as installer. Rachel Lon
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meeting.
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years. For example, the idea Of
eye lotion to soothe overworked
orbS is not a new idea. Records
show. that women of the 10th
century had already discovered
this quick and pleasant solution
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OLD IDEA

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since they can, beauty
minded women have been con-
centrating on the attractiveness
of their eyes for 10 these many
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ultra high frequency radio.
Can the DEW line cope with
the fast-improving Soviet Of
fenSive.'
Critics have said the line will
be obsolete before it is finished.
But Air Force Maj. Gen. James
E Briggs. boss of the DEW line
project. told the touring report
ers that the line will be able to
detect 600-mile-an-hour bonn
berS, the sort of plane Russia
|, is expected to be using in 1858.
AS the speed and altitude of the
of the Soviet bombers increases
in the future, Gen. Briggs said.
the line will be modified to
handle them.
Its Cost Estimated
Asked If the DEW line would
be useful against the intercon-
tinental ballistic missile. Gen.
Briggs said that when the ICBM
is "a current threat perhaps
in another Is years-then new
systems of detection will be
necessary, desirable and de-
manded."
In other words, the Pentagon
plans to ask Congress for more
money to rebuild the line into
a completely automatic detection
and interception system.
Tomorrow: What DEW looks
like: how Il will work.