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HELP..-MEA
REAL, ESTATE


Two statesmen wanted immediately
Tor full-time employment. Fine sales
ONCE with all depts. represented
pertaining TO real estate. This IA for
the general brokerage ONCE only
Experience desired, but not manda-
tory, For apt, call MI Powers, D-3
The Gallery of Homes"
1913 Eye 81. NV. MA. s-OOOs
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN - Rare
ergetic man In our residentiai Bro
kerage ONCE. New subdivision and
used homes, Exper. not required.
Must have car and be able To fur
nish bond. No part-tine or short
term applicants. We will teach you
every phase OF this business. For
appt., call AP. 7-S400.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen AND
SALESWOMEN---Wonderful oppor-
tunity for wide-awake. full-time.
experienced men or women in ac-
Several openings Tor inexnerIensced
men, viii train, Member OF Multi
pie listing system. Excellent COM
mission and arrangement Call Mr.
Dryer. ia. 7-SS00 or Mrs Wills,
JU. A-An33 for appointment. LEO
A. Dryer & Co. INC.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN--Pro-
Rressive office can use one addi-
tional full-time man; excellent
opportunity to earn a better-than-
average income. We handle both
new and used homes. For appt.,
call HE. 4-B4O0. HUGH T. PECK
Realtol. 1850 New Hamp. ave.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen or brok.
ers tmen or women, transfer to
this office and RECEIVE 15es OF
SALES COMMISSION on every
property you sell. Offer available
TO a limited number Of statesmen.
TOWN e. SUBURBAN. 4S1i Wis
consin ave. NV, EN-. 2-940O.
REAL ESTATE SALEsMEN-we are
now interviewing for our newly
forming sales stan to specialize in
MONTGOMERY Co. properties. Ground
floor ONCE on GEORGIA ave-, in
heart Of Silver Spring, with private
parking High integrity, c0mpe-
tence, and good appearance are
essential. We will consider train
ing II otherwise qualified. Our IN
tereSt in onr associates Is a real
one, and an unexcelled opportunity
exists for those selected. Call MR.
HIIDEBRAND III ASSN
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HELP-MEN

OFFICE WORKER, white, part time
TO 7.30 AN Must be quick ant
accurate with fgures. Good pen.
manahip. Box 335-D, Star
OIL BURNER MECHANIC, Al; ref,
erence required. Call Mr., cARLIN
OIL. 2-2UOO. am, TO 5 pm.
Oil Burner Mechanics
Opportunity for good reliable oil
burner mechanics, TO work for estab.
liShed company. Excellent workinf
conditions and salary plus bonul
and vacation with pay. Phone Dl
l-O145.
'AINTERS. exper men only, report
ready or work rear OF 1897 Newton
st nw.7 am HERSH DEC co
FAINTER, experienced. white only
Maryland lob Call JE. 3-03l0.
PAINTERS, experienced MALCOLM
+, BURGESS. Call after = pm
WA, 5-0539.
PAINTERS. white. LIST class. Apply
BALTIMORE RENOVATING CO.
2323 18th ST, NV.
PAINTERS. white, 1st-class mechan.
work. before Z am, 1928 NJ ST, NV
PAINTERS. top pay. transportation
white mechanic, Report ready fol
work $50 am. PROVOST A
THOMAS, 1906 Delray ave. Be.
thesda. Md, OIL. 6-3239.
PAINTERS--S2.25 per hour. for in
side work. in Silver Spring, Dir.
out Colesyille rd to Dale dr., left
at Dale DIR. to Red Oak, right al
Red OAK TO Crosby I'd, right al
Crosby Pin Oak, left at Pin OAK
TO Woodside View
PAINTERS WANTED - Report 4
work Immediately, 5000 block Fall
mouth I'd. Westmoreland Hills
Md. See Norman Burrows or cal
tn. 2-62S5, after $3.50 pm. Di-
rectionS. Out Mass. ave. = blks
past d, C. linz, left on jamestown
I'd, blk. to Elliott. right on ELI
Oft, l blk. to Farrington, turn
right blk. to Falmouth.
PAINTERS (2l - Long Job. Report
ready for work, top wages paid
Directions Rte. so to Seven Cor.
ners, 4 miles past Seven Corners Il
Gallows I'd, LETT Gallows I'd. .
miles. Project on left. See Mr.. Riley
GApDY g. GADDY cONSTRUC.
TION Co. INC, JE. 3-S6OO
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Laboratory Technician

Aeronautical Radio. Inc, has q
position presently available in its
test laboratory, Our lab is an In
formal, well-equipped and air-con-
ditioned electronics test lab where
YOU will be concerned with ASSISTING
engineers in preparing lab tests,
monitoring of lab tests and main
tanning lab equipment. This is q
personally challenging position car
rying specific responsibilities. Re-
quirements are at least 2 yrs. tech
nical institute training. three-flve
yrs lab or electronics equipment
maintenance experience, should be
between the ages Of % and g..
Position offers excellent salary, bene-
fits and airline privileges. Please
contact MR.. DUNCKEL at NE. g.
$500. Ext, .S5.
LINOTYPE OPERATOR, union, for
nsysspapsr Torki 81 I,i Ili5o Pm Pr
pO o-6IS4
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statesmen

statesmen
To sell Lincoln and Mercury
cars with the highest
volume Mercury dealer list
g months OF 1866 in the
Metropolitan Wash. area.
REQUIREMENTS
Willing to work.
Neat appearance.
Honest and sober,
Experience desirable.
But not essential.
ADVANTAGES
Highest compensation.
Demonstrators furnished
Accident, health and life Insurance..
Qualified sales managers to close
Best working conditions.
Appraisers on job. day and evening
shift.
Apply in Person to Bob
Stubs or Tommy Hatton
MONT. STUBS MOTORS
1900 E.-w. Hwy. Sill spg., Nd.
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THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV.
ATTORNEY
Auto Accessory Salesman

All inside work: must be experienced;
blg-day week and company benefits.
II qualified, will start at S75 week
plus commission. with chance of ad-
vancement up 10 500 or more: must
Morris, MANHATTAN AUTO a. RAJ
do, 9TH and r SITS. NV. Personal
intarpfeW 0plv
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HELP--MEN

ELEVATOR OPERATOR = settle,
man. Prefer some knowledge o
stoker. Refers. I724 18th 81. n "
ESTIMATOR : Plumbing, heatinl
and sir-eond contractor. Write
ESTIMATOR. electrical construction
commercial and industrial expert
eneed; excellent WORKING conditloni
CO.. La. 6-5200.
EXECUTIVE OFFICER TRAINEE-
Young college graduate, age $3.50
ferred, for large investment bank
ing corporation. BACKGROUND Il
economies. accounting or law. witt
administrative aptitude and quail
flcations potential for executive
position In bank MANAGEMENT o
trust department. Starting salar,
70 $4,000. No reg. fee. MANAGE
MENT CONSULTANTS. INC, Suit
1901. 1885 q NV.
FARMER AND WIFE, colored. ovel
40, no children. for general farminI
nearby Maryland, Wife 10 do g.h.w
Good salary with furnished house
References required. Apply 101r
9Th ST, NV. ST. 3-S4S4.
FLORIST
Young man; experience preferred
ia. asPsAaTrEEREfRs ERReokE NJ i Hoss
Statler.
FOREMAN, capable OF directing op
erations OF rubber tired pans, set
ting Grades. checking slopes, etc
Steady work for right man. Con
tact MRS. BROWNING, r. Z. LAT
lMER, yR.. INC. for appointment
JU. 9-l3I0.
FRONT DESK CLERK, white man
80 10 40 years OF age, for private
club. Must have hotel experience
and good habits. Good salary, mea
and other employe DEMENT'S. Writ
70 Box j36-J, Star.
FUNERAL MAN
Young man. who wants to learI
funeral business. age 2l-3b years
white. Must have d. c. drivers per.
NIT. and know city. Apply Mr.. g. G
CHAMBERS SftiIsii Co. i4Uo CHAPLIN 81
NV, CO, 5-O432.
GENERAL OFFICE CLERK, young
good tipping. eood future with cen.
struetion firm, 3 days: sos up. Pc.
TOMAC EMPL, 2334 Wilson blvd.
Arl.. ia. $4,000.
GAS STATION ATTENDANT, al
round experience: fabrication, gas
tires, etc. New car leadership. q.
day week. Closed at s pm. M
Sundays. Reply. Box 1921, Star
GASOLINE STATION ATTENDANT
motor tune-up specialist and all.
around gas station attend. White
Must have refs. DO not phone
CENTER. 5000 Suitland rd, Morn
ingside. Md.
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when answefinO ADVERTISEMENT
addressed 10 Star bores do NOT
enclose original references. photo
graphs OF other materials o. per-
soHdl Udlue. Copies seTpe the pur-
rose. Originals may Get lost.
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Sidney z. Mench & Co.

IUID Eye oI. NV.
ROOFERS' HELPERS (2l; experience
unnecessary; between 1875. wkitt
only. Apply rear $500 Varnum st.
brentwood, Md, between 3 and {
pm.
ROUTEMAN, white, 81 to 35; preVi.
nus experience helpful; straight
guaranteed salary: . days: $50 pei
70 right man, Apply Mr. Mason
TIDY DIDY DIAPER SERVICE, 7Ol
Lamont st. NV.
white. sober. reliable
For commercial accounts. ID. C
permit Call JU. S-3235 after {
pm. for appointment.
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HELP-MLN

CRAFTSMEN, for Topographic draft.
ing In established engineering arm;
modern Aforementioned oflces con
nnanent positions with opportunity
for Advancement In photogram.
metry; Call IA. $500 weekdays
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MANAGER


Unusual opportunity for aggressiv.
young man to manage our boys and
girls depts. Apply MR.. ETTLIN at
BONDS CLOTHES, Seven Corners or
Washington store.
MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITY for
a man, % to 40. who wants a
career in life insurance sales man.
agement: previous life insurance
selling exper. nee. must be am
bilious and willing to work and
travel; military exper. desirable
salary and expenses: II now in the
life insurance business. employment
is contignent upon the satisfactory
release from present company. To
apply, write Carl Thompson. presi-
dent. GENERAL SERVICES LIFE
INSURANCE CO.. $40 18th st. NV.
Washington. u. c.
MARKER for warehouse, includins
price marking and moving OF mer-
chandise Apply in person to Mrs
Dense, Bldg. D-37, WALTER REED
ARMY MEDICAL CENTER EX-
CHANGE.
MEAT DEPT. CLERK, 1922 yrs.
VIII, must have some exper, Apply
NEISNER BROS. personal, 18th
d q nv
MECHANIC experienced installation
/ and service, gas and oil-fred heat
ms equipment and controls. u.
$4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-18

All replies confidential. Invitations ex.
tended to qualified applicants for personal
interview. Send your resume to
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statesmen (6)

International organization dez
to start; $500 per month fmini-
NUM-. Training program known to
be tops in newly recognized field
age rs and up; unlimited
opportunities. No cauvassing. Phone
RE. laos for appt. for interview.
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Statesmen

SELL ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITAIN
MICA; PERMANENT, DIGNIFIED,
SOLD BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.
GUARANTEE TO START DISCUSS
ED AT INTERVIEW. PHONE RE.
7-da13 FOR APPOINTMENT.
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statesmen

Excellent opportunity for
2 young married men to learn
kitchen designing and selling.
Substantial salary during
training period; selling expe-
rience desirable, but not NEG
essary. We are one of the
largest kitchen equipment dis
tributors in this area. Call
Mr. Niefeld, HU. 3-6640.
MILLER BUILDING
SUPPLY CO., INC.
7i5 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE
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ACCT.-CONTROLLER
Atlas Agcy., RE. 7-5767
l120 n. Y. Ave. NV. RIM. 500
ADVERTISING
SALESMAN

Permanent position in our CLASH
ned advertising dept. for an agrees
ing with people. 5-day, 40-hr week.
Straight salary; periodic increases.
Ihls is an opportunity to obtain a
g0Od BACKGROUND in advertising. APP
ply Personnel once. Room 602
Open weekdays. 5000 and Satur-
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MACHINIST

Fully exper. in Job shop and precision
instrument work; good opportunity:
permanent job, paid disqualification;
vacation and pension plan. Apply
BOWEN a. CO., INC, .124S7 Chap
man ave, Rockville, Nd. Phone HA.
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HEATING

reliable men wanted with trans
portation to learn furnace business
Call AP. 7-9l00, HOLLAND FUR
MACE Co
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ENGINEERS

Several immediate openings fol
6th-class license: will consider ex-
benfits. Apply personnel ONCE, RIM.
3I9 1924 K st. NV cAFRITZ CO.
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ELEVATOR OPERATOR : settled
man. Prefer some knowledge Of
stoker Refers. i724 nth st. NV
ESTIMATOR = Plumbing. heatins
and air-cond contractor. Write
Boy 25O-L, Star.
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1AJIt LIN
Excellent working conditions with
good pay for experienced store por-
ter Bond Clothes new Seven Corners.
Va, store. Apply Mr.. ETTLIN, at
Seven Corners or WASHINGTON store.
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IBM OPERATOR


Insurance Statesmen
Old line New York life ms. co.,
specializing IN ordinary life. suaran-
teed renewable H. and A. and hos
pitalization. opening new dept. fol
d. c., Va. and Md. Home office viii
arrange interviews In D. c. with
experienced ms. men who qualify a.
Saiesmen and supervisors Write youl
background to Box 153-K, Star. al
Information confidential.
INVESTIGATOR, legal and account
ing background. age 1910: Govt
investisative exper. for detailed
investigations and reports; mus
have car; good appearance: salar.
open. Apply Box 325-L. Star.
JANITOR, colored. needed for High
land Hall. Arlington blvd. AM
Glebe I'd. References. Salary, S15l
and quarters. Apply resident man
ager, ia. S-1766. E. M. WILLIS I
SONS.
JANITOR, MAINTENANCE MAN
capable OF handling oil furnace
minor repairs In plumbing. electric
and carpenter work. Sober, married
references; apartment and salary
HU, 3-3402.
JANITOR, experienced, garden-type
apartment; must have good refer
ences. Good salary and quarters
Apply Resident Manager, 6S0a
Riggs I'd. Hyattsville. Nd.
JEWELER MANUFACTURING AND
REPAIRING. For appointment, call
Elk. 3-25S1,
KELSH AND MULTIPLEX operators,
needed Immediately: positions per-
manent. Salary open. RE. 1881.
Laboratory Technician
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DESIGN
ENGINEERS

Guided Missile Launching Systems
Openings in long-range projects on the weapons
Of the future with
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steam-turbine electric marine
power plant.
Today, the Donbass III is
moored at the Eureka waterfront.
Local service engineers have
fitted the ships stern for shore
service by installing a bank Of
transformers on the dock. there
by feeding power directly into a
transmission line which supplies
electric power to the entire in
land area.
Eurekans. however, are quick
to remind you that the Donbass
III, was originally the S. S.
Beacon Rock and was operated
by the USSR under lend-lease,
and was used by the Russians to
haul aviation gas and other fuels,
as well as deckloads of Ameri-
can-built airplanes and tanks
from the Pacific Coast to Vladi-
VOStOk.
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atmosphere for such gossip. The
community provides pleasant
surrounding for widows. and
many have nothing to do ex-
cept chatter, and to improve
each story in the retelling.
But the whole mystery has be-
come subject of absorbing in
ItereSt to the south coast, and
some big national newspapers
are treating it as a sensation.
The chief constable of East
bourne, not at all sure that
Detective Hannah will find a
murder, hopes that he will at
least dig up evidence to stop the
gossip which is narrowing the
town police force.
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7sszEg NEICHDORHOO0 sgla ie,2|
Films of More Than Routine Merit

AWAY ALL BOATS"-Jef Chandler and George Nader in
dramatic narrative of war in the Pacific
bOuntiful version sung
zestfulIy by Shirley Jones and Gordon MacRae
DIAL FOR MURDER"-Grace Kelly in Alfred Hitchcocks
suspenSeful adaptation of the stage thriller
"THE KING AND assumptions filming of the musical delight
! winningly played by Deborah Kerr and Yul Brynner.
THE LADYKILLERS"-AIec Guinness heads mob Of comic
desperadOes and makes crime pay-in laughs.
love ME OR LEAVE ME"-DOrS Day Singer Ruth Etting
ably abetted by Jimmy Cagney.
"TRAPEZEGna LOIobrigida complexities life flying
for Burt Lancaster and Tony Curtis.
WE'RE NO ANGELS"-Humphrey BOgart heads unlikely
trio of comic escapes from Devils Island.
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ISoIvoeed Russian Ship
Lights California City

her entire Russian crew. The
stern half was taken in tow by
the S. S. Puente Hills. a tanker
A year later the Pacific Gas
g Electric Company of Eureka
was caught in the dire postwar
shortage of central station
equipment. Then a resourceful
member thought of the Inflated
tanker. The United States Mari
time Commission agreed to TOW
the stern half of the tanker from
Seattle, Wash. to Eureka, COM
plete with its 6,70O horsepower
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By PEARL P. PUCKETT

EUREKA, Calf, Sept.
(NANA) This is the first legit-
innate Russian first" on record.
1t is news when you see a Rus
sian ship furnishing light for an
American city. That's what is
happening here.
In other words. Eureka is the
home of the worlds strangest
power plant. On February II,
1916. the Russian tanker S. S.
Donbass III broke in two in the
Gulf of Alaska with the loss O.
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Mass Murder or Gossip?
Police Probe 300 Deaths

EASTBOURNE, England.
Sept. 5 (R.-Eastbourne. a Vic
torian town of 10000 whose
many residential hotels empha-
size genteel teas, has more fu-
nerals that most British towns
its size. Rich widows here have
high mortality rate.
But that's not surprising. "
said the head waiter at one of
the elegant hotels. "You see,
people come here to die, not to
live"
The quiet community on the
English Channel coast has long
attracted rich. elderly widows
who find its stately Victorian
atmosphere congenial in their
old age.
Even in the ordinary course
Of events, there are an extra
ordinary number of funerals,
But now the community has a
haunting suspicion that a num-
Der of funerals have been pre-
coded by murder. And what
started as gossip has become
one of Scotland Yards most in
volved cases.
Mass Killer?
Is there a mass killer at
large. or is it merely a matter
of wealthy and gentle old ladies
being tricked out of some of
their money? There have been
few tangible clues.
Eastbourne police called for
help when the rumors got out
of hand. Scotland Yard assigned
one Of its ablest criminologists,
Detective Supt. Herbert w
Hannah of the murder squad, to
investigate. He has been given
a staff of local officers, and has
set up an Office, complete with
filing cases and a Stenographer,
to make an exhaustive study
The inquiry centers on the
deaths of IA women, one OF
whom died in 1885. But the
gossip in the town involves the
names of many more women
some say as many as 300.
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gDe rDe1l111g S1a1
Family Council" fulfills a need
long realized by newspapers and
other public service organiza-
tions-a need for competent adj
vice and guidance on family
matters and personal problems.
In Family Council, complex
human problems are examined
by staff Of experts. The COM
bined knowledge of a Judge, a
psychiatrist, newspaper edi-
tor, women's page editor and
two newspaper writer's will be
utilized in solving the problems.
Here's how FAMILY COUNCIL
functions:
Reporters uncover difficulties
that are basic to family life
everywhere. Then the Council
goes into huddle. Clergynen
Of all faiths, medical men and
other psychiatrists are consult
ed whenever problems require
further specialized knowledge.
When the Council reaches a con-
clusion, competent writer
translates the findings into
clear, simple, straightforward
language.
AS a result, Family Council is
truly helpful to every reader.
What's more, it's a pull-no-
punches column that makes for
fascinating reading.
Family Council appears in The
Star five days a week, Monday
through Friday. You'll want to
read every column.
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A similarity in numerous
cases lies in the nature of the
wills the women left. Scotland
Yard is trying to determine
whether one person, or a small
group of persons, might have
benefited.
Big Wills Studied
The largest sum known to
have been disposed of by will
was 10000 pounds ($252, OOO)
left by a 50-year-old woman. An
I81-year-old widow whose name
has been drawn into the inquiry
left 1900 pounds C$215.600).
Wills are being studied. hand
writing examined. and dozens of
survivors of the widows are be-
ing questioned. Death certificates
ARE being examined, and there
was talk of exhuming some
bodies to determine whether
causes of death were correctly
STATED. But so far no requests to
allow examinations have been
made of the home office, a neces-
Isary step in Britain where there
lis great reluctance to disturb
the dead.
An angle receiving special at
ltention is the fact that a num-
Der of the women changed their
wills Just before dying. Inves-
Itigators are trying to determine
whether they were under any
improper pressure or influence
lin the final days of their lives.
The inquiry has taken some
bizarre turns, even involving an
interview with a practicing
hypnotist. Mr.. Hannah and his
staff have listened to long,
rambling and often contradictory
tales of old persons mostly
women.
Tea-Time Gossip
Some Eastbourne police, who
have been hearing these stories
for years, are inclined to believe
that tea-time gossip is the only
basis of the welter of suspicious
Eastbourne provides the ideal
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SYLVESTER

continued from Page C-S
hours lying on the beach at Fire
Island, a girl named Mara Mac
Donald returned to her cottage
TO find her husband, Bob, busily
playing darts indoors with some
friends.
"You make me so mad" she
said furiously. Here I am roast
ing on the beach, working on my
sun tan, and you just stay in
doors and work on your pallor. J"
The Hedges. run by Henri
Soule in East Hampton, and the
Out of This World Inn run by
Bob Loewi and Herb Brooks
at neighboring Bridgehampton,
compete for the Eastern Long
Island smart set a dinner time.
Bob and Herb recently put up
"a sign down the road from their
inn. 1t reads: You have lust
passed Out of This World Inn.
Next stop is The Hedges. Can
you afford it?"
Soule will counter with a sign:
If you can afford Out of This
World Inn, keep going and dine
lat The Hedges"
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Two old gals were lunching up
stairs at Rosotf's yesterday. They
finished one cocktail apiece.
Should we have a second one,
lGertrude?" asked one. Re
member, We have to go down
those steps,"
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DISTRICT THEATERS

Coll NO. $4,000. Ain Conditioned.

INWARD 9TH end 7 SIS. NV.
AVWAAAO Doors Open " Noon
On Stage. CLYDE McPHATTER.
LAvERNE BAKER, THE DRIFTERS.
THE ZEPHYRS, CLAY TYSON.
TRACY McCLEARLY and His Band.
LINCOLN I2ls ToU s., NV y
'PuLARs OF THE SKY" JEFF
CHANDLER DOROTHY MALONE.
REPUBLIC o.o ,s1 o0 sSO ga, 5, ~ "
BUS STOP MAR1LYN MONROE.
DON MURRAY.
BOOKER + 1888 yOO s.; NV
Back Again on You Street. BAD
SEED" NANCY KELLY.
LANGSTON 6 os,S : o Sem; "a, 3; 81; Z
Double Horror Show. LACK
SLEEP" BASIL RATHBONE; Plus
CREEPING UNKNOWN" B r IAN
DONLEVY. MARCIA DEAN.
Milford chronicle., 1956-11-30

You con depend on the "Home-Murk" Tos! fsuyourI
chuneIse sold throughout the country by naoreI
feel privileged TO dispIoy "Home-Mork" every
easy terms with confidence with pride! WI
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Milford chronicle., 1956-11-30
Now 10000 Feet Of Showroc

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full of famous furniture lamps kitchen furnhure
household furniture DeLkaurva grateful
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The frontiersman., 1956-10-18
W1SHLA CHURCH PLANNING SPECIAL EVANGELISTIC MEETINGS

Special evangelistic meetings are planned at the First Presby. terian Church in Wasilla from October 9 to October 28. On Saturday evening, October 27, there will be a pot-luck supper at six o'clock. All meetings dur. ing the four evenings will begin at eight o'clock.
 The Rev. Noble M. Streeter of Prinevil1e, Oregon will be guest speaker for the special meetings. Rev. Streeter is pastor of the Prineville Community Church and his education was received at the University of California and Princeton Theological Sem mary in New Jersey. His minis tery has been almost exclusively in rural areas.
 Meetings in the Wasilla church