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Women Patient
Poses 4-Sided
Polio Problem

A 35-year-old woman. now
in the Walter Reed Army Hos
pital with paralytic polio. has
opened a puzzling question
whether Arlington County will
have its first four polio cases
of the year or none.
The woman became i'll July
l while taking care of her
grandmother, also sick, in
Myrtle Beach, S. c.
But her three children suf-
fered successive temperatures
in Arlington during the mid
die Of June.
If, says the Arlington Health
Department, it can be shown
by laboratory tests that the
three children suffered nom
paralytic polio here, Arlington
will have to accept the moth
er's case plus those of the
three children. These would
make the first four polio cases
charged to Arlington this year
as compared to one last year.
Meanwhile the woman's hus-
band. an Army officer, has can
celled plans to move to Hawaii.
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Joseph Bernard Brink. 10. 1426 21st
Is. Cedar r." RAPIDS si Iowa anne Au''0n
18th St. ne. and Alice Marie RE
Levorse, 81, TIA East Capitol St
Richard Sylvester Thompson. 10, 21 P
st. NV, and Lucille Yvonne Young,
16, sos P st, NV.
Leonard Burnley, 81, 241S @ st. NV,
and Barbara Helen Weber, 10. 1925
18th st. ne.
Kenneth Carl Chadwick. "a. 341 54th
st, ne, and Frances Bethes. II,
1888 F ct. Sc.
jackson Vance, 81. 3215 18th st. NV,
st. sc.
James Edward Bear. %, 1920 Worth
ington st. NV, and Shirley Eliza
beth Summers, 81, 1850 Old Fort
I'd. sc.
Herman weiner, 20, 72s 4th st. ne,
and Eva Joyce Morrison, %, 25O
Portland st. Sc.
Walter Greene, 81, 416 Burbank St
Sc, and Joyce Evelyn Carter, II,
700 virginia ave. sc.
DAVID Winfrey, 32; Martinsburg'
215 Constitution ave. ne.
William Patrick Flanagan, II. and
Mary Clarabelle Dressler, 70, both
of 1912 Calvert ST. NV.
Florentine Malabaman Asuncion. jr.,
~. the Philippines, and Alma Leigh
Hawk, 20. Annapolis, Nd.
Ernest Ivey, jr., "a, 1875 35th st. ne,
and Lorraien Nevilla Garner, 81,
1852 Gales ST. ne.
Bruce Inman Cole. Al, and Frances
Purnell Santa Cruz, 81. both of 2514
X st. NV.
Edward Whren. ir.. 81, 1913 South
Capitol st., and Annie Deloris Dent,
20, 427 9TH st. ne.
Duane Leo Henehan, %. 1925 18th st,
NV and Shirley Ann Dow. 81. 1892
George Adkins Smith. jr., "a, Brent
is. 7205 oxon Hill r. sc.
Richard Alfred McGuigan. 20. and
Mary Jean Marietta. %, both OF
Coral Hills, Md.
Ralph LEVEL Caps, 81. Boiling Air
Force Base. and Shirley Grace Jones,
90. 1903 Congress st. sc.
Richard Neil Amundson, SO. 1884 A st
Sc, and Gloria Marguerite Dobbins
IS. Mount Rainier Md.
Harry Valedofsky So. Providence, r. l..
and Helen s. Byrne. SO, Warwic~
Bobbie Settles, "a. 2sOs d ct. ne. and
Betty Jean Withrow, 10. 3345 Dix
Robert Cohen. 20, Silver Spring. Md,
and Dorothy chicovsky, %, 1881
william Davis Butts. jr.. "a. 42C
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jenerette. 30. Siis End st. NV.
Danthony Russell Fender, IT,. rs.
LOO Monroe g. nv; and Eliza Ann
Williams, %. 1900 Shepherd ST. Nv.
Eusene Vance Swain. 20. 2029 Clagett
st: ne, and Lorraine Sheree Rando,
"a. $3.50 9Th st. ne.
Theodore Ralph Lindvig. r., 80,
Chicago. and Mary Anne Gillespie.
30. woodbury.. N. J.
Normand Leonard Forest. 21. Naval
Air Station. and Myrtle Rae War
wick. 90. 1922 Newton st. NV.
Paul George Smith so, 1923 Downing
st. me-, and Louise Davis Wander,
46. 2476 Ontario I'd. NV.
Andrew Belfert Theadford. 30 Easton.
Pa, and Ida Belle Ross. 80. 627
Quebec pl. NV.
Ann Stilwell. II. both OF 2 Dan
bury st Sw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-11

Deatley, Victor o. Frediaaa and
James r. Waskuwich. vice COM
manders; Andrew H. osletree,
adjutant. and william H. Loss
man. finance oficer.
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Nash Post Elects

Kenneth H. Nash Post No.
8. American Legion. has elected
the following officers: Harry z,
Bolton, commander; Alvin E,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Under D. C. laD couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day, tDGit three
tuu days and feceiue the
license on the fifth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-11

Freedman, commander: Orvin
L. White. Robert c. WATSON
and Walter Kurtz. vice COM
manders: Kurt Luethy. sergeant
at arms, and Ben Reed. chap
lain.
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Post No. As InstuIIs

The American Legion Depart
ment Of Commerce Post No.
IS, recently installed its new
officers. They are Samuel H.
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-15
Senator Fredr Endorse,
DriUe For Wesley
improvements
(Continued from first pagel

Continued from first Dage)
live thirty million Americans. Wes-
ley Junior College is ideally loca-
ted to serve those people in COM
ing years.
II am convinced that the junior
college is one of the key answers
to this tidal wave of college-age
students. AS the only Junior col
lege on the Delmarva peninsula,
Wesley is indispensable"
The $500,000 development fund
is sponsored Jointly by the Wesley
Junior College Alumni Association
Inc, and the Friends of Wesley
Junior College, a group of Delmar-
va Citizens having no direct con-
nection with. the college, but in
terested in its welfare. The pro-
grams calls for construction of a
$685. 900 wolnen's dormitory, capi-
tai improvement to the mems dor
mitories, renovation of "Old Main
to provide modern classrooms, lab
oratories and office facilities, and
other changes to alleviate crowded
conditions at the college.
Plans for the campaign are well
under way, according to DR.. Will
liam B. Simpson, general chairman
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-15
Libby's Houston Is
Greatly Expanding
lContinued from first pagel

CONTINUED from first page)
Prior to planting. soil analyses
were made. and wherever necessary
plant foods prescribed.
w. ]. Dufendach, a veteran of 38
years in the canning business, is
plant manager, having been trans
efIed TO Houston from another
libby cannery in 1925. He is also
manager of Libby's tomato juice
:annery at Wyoming.
7 he Houston plant came under
Libby operation in 1925, having
been formerly operated by Stetson
md Ellison. Until 1860 Houston
was a canning plant, putting up
packs of tomatoes. lima beans.
green beans, asparagus, tomato
Juice and other vegetables.
Since 1850, the plant has been
converted to frozen foods, packing
4 wide variety of vegetables. In
Iarch, 1856, following the carry
ing out of an extensive expansion
and modernization, the plant put
up it's first pack of frozen meat and
fruit pies.
Frozen pies are packed the year
round. Vegetables are packed from
March to December.
William Reynolds, originally a
Stetson and Ellison employee, is
mechanical foreman of the plant.
Emmett Harrington. general fore
man, has been with the plant since
1929 Both are natives of Houston,
having been born and raised in the
vicinity.
Old-time growers include Tom
Stayton, George Hill and Alfred
Wiederkehr. All have been grow
ing vegetables for Libby Houston
since 1889.
Libby-Houston is playing part
in Libby's growth and progress.
Libby products are distributed in
food stores throughout the nation
and in practically all countries out
side the Iron Curtain.
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-15
Auxiliary At
Hospital InstGIIs
CONTINUED from page one)

Isaacs, Mrs. Leslie March and Mrs.
Raymond Masten. Mrs. Edwin Fish
er has consented to continue as
pies will retain her position as
shop attendant.
Responsibility i'm the shop is di-
vided among number of cOnsc1-
entious auxiliary workers. Mrs. Ira
Garbutt has charge of securing
hostesses for the shop and Mrs.
Dorothy Rathmell for the cart.
The supply of magazines is in
charge of Mrs. Daniel Friedman.
Mrs. Charles Lundstedt and Mrs.
John Howell. Cigarettes will be
the responsibility of Mrs. Clement
Rohrer, candy of Mrs. w. p. Portz,
flowers of Mrs. Charles Banning,
jewelry of Mrs. Raymond Masten
and Mrs. Conner Mitten, toys of
Mrs. Chuck Wright and Mrs. JOS
eph Kemp, cosmetics of Mrs. Rem
sen Barnard, III, sewing of Mrs.
Spencer Willis, Mrs. Burton Will
lis and Mrs. Leonard French, hand
work of Mrs. Joseph S. Pearce, Sr.,
knitting of Mrs. Bayard Wharton
and Mrs Arthur Derrickson. The
cart inventory will be kept by Mrs.
George Reed, Jr. and Mrs. George
Westphal.
Before Mrs. Waples turned over
the meeting to Mrs. Baker, Mrs.
Edwin Fisher gave the treasurer's
report of the shop for the past year.
On March 1st, 1856, there was a
balance of $173S and on March 1st
$3679 with all bills paid. During
the past year a Ultray Machine
for the Physical Therapy Depart
ment of the Hospital was purchas-
ed by shop funds at cost of S456.
In addition $40 a month Is con-
tributed to furnish snacks for the
student nurses. This is fine proof
of the remarkable job done by the
shop which is run primarily as a
service for patients and visitors.
All profits are used to supply need
ed equipment or furnishings for
the hospital.
Mrs. Carlton Fooks turned in her
treasurer's books with a balance
on hand of 1857. The auxiliary had
provided flowers as decorations on
the night of the Gaping ceremony
of the student nurses.
Mrs. Byron Gibson, membership
chairman, reported a total mem
bership of 785, this includes IA
new members. Mrs. Gibson an
nounced that she is endeavoring
to provide hostess for Mobile Chest
X-ray Unit on April 11th, 18th and
18th. She would welcome volun-
teers.
Miss Ruth Clements announced
that the student nurses are holding
a bake on Saturday morning, March
10th. next to Humes Hardware
Store.
Since Mrs. Baker had to leave
early, the incoming vice president,
Mrs. William SippIe, Jr., presided
for the conclusion of the meeting,
Auxiliary meetings are both in
teresting and stimulating. If you
are not member, surely you would
like to join. If you are member,
do come to the meetings. You'll be
glad you did.
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-15
Dublin Hill Wins
4-H WindOIU Display
fContinnod from tirst page)

(Continued from first page)
purpose of the activity is to get
All clubs to tell a story of some
phase of All club work by putting
up window exhibit Seven clubs
in Sussex County had window ex-
hibits. The winners in this contest
will receive prizes Of 81, $5 and So
respectively.
The Dublin Hill window exhibit
will be entered for competition in
the state contest.
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-15
Farming More Exnensixa

Overall costs Of ope- ating a COM
mercial farm viii be five to six
per cent higher this year than last.
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-15
Hsrsnr Glass

Ttif-f1ex tempered plate glass 10
80 strong that molten lead can be
poured on it while It rests on .
cake of ice without causing damage
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-15
Dutch Countryside

Quaint costumes and colurful
barns delight the traveller In the
PENNSYLVANIA Dutch country.
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-15
Bats Can See

Bats are not blind as bats" AS
far as naturalists can tell. they have
very fair daytime vision
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-15
Fast Birds

ostriches, the largest of birds,
have been known TO run as fast as
so miles an hour.
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-15
Nigeria

Nigeria. situated on the west
African coast. has an area twice the
size of California
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BEAUTY "a Ts,. o TgUh ~ sIS SHSS N: Ssy
metics offers $50 TO si0O mo. for
wome1 who qualify. DI. 7-0221.
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Unlimited
Opportunity

Build a management
career in finance, with
continuously expanding
company. Rapid promo
tons and salary raises.
We need men, ages 81
through %, with at least
high school education,
for our management
training program. No
selling. No experience
necessary. G Generous
salary, even while train
ing. Friendly co-work-
erS, interesting office
and local field work,
with expenses paid. Out
standing e m ployee
benefits, rapid promo
ton and secure future.
Become a branch man
ager. Build your career
with Americas oldest
and largest consumer
finance company. Apply
In person.
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INVESTMENT co.

II. 5. GRADS. color photo process
trainee: also as Office boys and mes
sensers. white. to $50. ABBEY
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AlJMlNs oEI - Hltu- assn.
ARLINGTON AREA

235 Woodward Bldg RE. 7-4i14
1;i3 18th st NV AT II
AnMIN SErY med assn S2oj
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CLERK-TYPIST

CLERK -TYPIST, with large New
York Stock Exchange firm TO as
siSt cashier Experience desirable
but not essential. Good salary and
usual company benefits. 5-day week
Box G2-X. Star
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CLERK TYPIST, clerical and tipping
in accounting department; good
Morkins conditions. 5-day week
THE S. S WHITE DENTAL MANU-
FEATURING CO. 1903 Eye st.
NV. Ma S-5272
CLERK -TYPIST, so w.p.m., age 90
35: must have previous exper.. some
college training. knowledge OF pro-
portional spacing helpful Send
resume to. p. o. Box 596S. Be-
thesda. Nd
CLERK TYPIST - Accurate typist
for interesting. diversified position;
small, oongenial ONCE 5-day week
paid vacation. For appt., phone DI
1-59Gl.
CLERK -TYPIST. with large New
York Stock Exchange firm to as
SiSt cashier Experience desirable
but not essential. Good salary and
usual company benefits. 5-day week
Box G2-X, Star
CLERK-TYPISTS needed by national
publishing firm. 5-day week; mod
ern air cond ofiice. disqualification
benefits. Apply in person to Mr. .
Grimley, ENCYCLOPEDIA AMER
lCANA, 4606 East-WeSt hwy. Be-
thesda. Md
CLERK-TYPIST to learn policy
writing in lge general insurance
agency; 5-day wk.. 9-5. Paid va
cations and other company bene-
FITS Exper. desired but not neces-
sary. RALP w. LEE & CO. 1905 L
st. NV. RE. 7-4S4S
CLERK TYPIST = Young lady for
permanent position in large down
town 'ewelry store good starting
salary; J-daV week; pleasant work
ing conditions; many other som-
pany benefits Apply in person to
Mr.. Davidow. KENT JEWELERS.,
IOl 9TH st. NV.
CLERK for school business
ONCE; must be able. to handle gem
eral Office work: salary open. Five
day wk., annual and sick leave.
group disqualification, pleasant
working conditions. Applicants will
be interviewed from 10 to IL each
morning at 3o@i 18th ST. NV.
CLERK AND TYPIST in claim de-
partment Of local life insurance
company Must be good at figures
ONCE work. This is a permanent
position. Only local resident con-
sidered; Apply in person to MR.
KITCHEN, ind floor Beacon Build :
ing. 1857 K street NV.
CLERK TYPIST-N concern,
40-hour week. Monday through Fri
dav. Ma S-SS55.
CLERK-TYPIST. In reporting office:
, Gays, 9.l5 to 5:15: age is to 70
twhitel Start at S55. For inter-
view call AID 4-4404.
CLERK -TYPISTS, airline: good with
figures; downtown. AIRLINH0p ASS.
start $4,000 ABBEY PERSON
MEL. 1888 Eve NV. ST. $4,000.
CLERK full or part time:
modern uptown realty CO.; 5-day
wk Permanent Call RA. 3-S300
Mon
CLERK-TYPIST. 1890 interesting
position for young lady who would
like to work in small office. is
capable OF handling public and
doing general Office work. Start.
$50 No reg. fee. MANAGEMENT
CONSuLTANTS, INC. Suite 1901
431 G st. NV
CLERK -TYPIST, international firm
wonderful opportunity for a young
lady who likes wide variety OF
responsible duties Five days. SIS
No reg fee MANAGEMENT CON-
SULTANTS, INC. Suite 1901 I435
q st NV
CLERK -TYPIST 20 to 80 Small
insurance office in new downtown
bldg 5-day wk Emplove benefits
S225 mo Some ONCE experience
required. DI. 7-2700
CLERK TYPIST, free placement.
pmplove pays fee. No exper. REQ
Type 81 wpm,: start. $50 or better
Age 1912, white. MANAGEMENT
CONSULTANTS INC, Suite 1901.
l435 G st. NV.
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COUNTER CLERKS

DRY-CLEANING CHAIN HAS
OPENINGS FOR PART AND FULL
TINE CLERKS IN BETHESDA,
ARLINGTON AND NEAR SILVER
SPRING AREA.
Good salary. bonus, hospitaliza-
pany benefits. Experience hplnf,tl
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HELP-MEN
Dear Statesmen,

Are you thinking of CLEANSING lob:
the first OF the year? For those who
are:
We need . executive statesmen
ages 25-45, with car. free to trave
to Protected Area.
Field training at our expense, Il
earn S10,On0 first year, increasinE
to $4,000 thereafter. Ceiling un
limited.
High Earning Power. Future Sc.
curly. presenting personal Com
pensation Insurance to Business an(
Professional People.
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HELP WOMEN

BEAUTY SHOP RECEPTIONIST,
elusive beauty shop: also. firyt ella S.
hair colorist preferably with Glen
tele Confidential Write tor inter
view Box TX. Star
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WESTINGHOUSE
BALTIMORE DIVISIONS
TOP OPPORTUNITIES
IN LITHOGRAPHY

Exceptional opportunities
for the right men to grow
with Washington's fastest
growing quality Autograph
er. If you qualify, you'll join
staff of top creative and
production men in new,
challenging position created
by steadily growing business.
These openings are for men
who want a career in litho-
graphy-not just a job.
ART DIRECTOR. Must be
sound, creative designer,
idea man.
PRINTING CO-ORDINA-
TOR, experienced. Must
know all phases of litho-
graphic production, esti-
mating, purchasing.
i ACCOUNT. EXEC. Age
25-40, to handle sales and
customer relations. Litho-
graphic experience help
full, but not necessary.
STRIPPER. Must be ex-
perienced craftsman.
Top pay for right man in
every job.
Phone LA. 6-1221 for
PERSONAL interview.
II horne vNhxy Lxy IYox.-o
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HELP WOMEN
DICTAPHONE OPR.

Good typist: excel. benefits; 8 days
5000: 500.
Personnel Agency, COS l4th st. NV
STerling 3-6SSS
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BOOKKEEPER

Fine Washington retail business
needs alert person, good at details
to handle simple single entry books
Idea working conditions: 5-day
week; good opportunity See Mr..
Movers. VIM BALLANTYNE & SONS,
10Th st. near p NV. RE 7-3BI6.
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NATIONAL

EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
HOS 10th st. NV. at L. Elk. 3-727C
ARTIST APPRENTICE, for advertis.
ing agency. some tipping ability nee
essary: wonderful opportunity q
learn all phases Of advertising
Phone today. WO. $1,000: week.
DAYS. ME. o-65lS.
ATTENTION, HOUSEWIVES
ley Home Products has opening
mornings, Q evenings. $50 per week
> mornings. , evenings. 500 pei
week Use OF car necessary Phont
10. 4-0440 for home interview
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CAFETERIA ASSISTANT
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
Observation-Disclosures

CASHIER-CHECKER
FULL OR PART TIME
NO WEEK END WORK
Full Time-6;45 AM. to 3:45 Pm
Part Time-3 Hrs. During
Lunch Period
Work In Government building
cafeteria. Must be quick at mental
addition. Age is to 40.
GOVERNMENT SERVICES. INC.
lbs 2lst St. NV.
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GOlden OnnOrtllnitv

for men (coloredl who want finan-
cial security. No selling experience
in INIT csll Mr. R MFpFoR R Sunday
II to pm. RIA. 6-aa30.
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ASST. ROOKKEEPER

knowledge Of accounts receivable
and payable; good typist: free hos
pitalization: $50.
SMELLING & SMELLING
Personnel Agency. COS lith St. NV
IL. - :
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ALEXANDRIA
FAIRFAX-FAILS CH

RECEIPT. TYP. dental ofc. SIS
elk. TYP. Fairfax S255
BkKPR.. payroll eyper., Fairfax, SIS
SECY.. no shthd Fairfax $50
POTOMAC EMP. AGCY.
1894 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. ia. $1,000
81 king st, Alex, XII 9-5055
l04 f Broad. Falls CHI. JE. 2-7272
AIRLINE RESERVATION CLERKS
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MAID
MATHEMATICIAN

FOR employe benefit consult
lng organization. Major or
minor IN mathematics desir-
anie but not essential No
previous experience NECESSARY
permanent position Pleasant
working conditions 5-dav
3J.-hour week. Good StarI;ns
SSatar . Unusual free employe
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DO NOT TELEPHONE
EUROPEAN IMMIGRANT

With car. to train for permanent
position. with large manufactures
CO: not canS assing: earnings paid
while training around $50 weekly
Apply in person, 3l62 Mt. Pleasant
st NV lO-12 am only.
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NURSERY AIDE TRAINEEs

12-month certified
course in child care
White only Live in
Room and board and
cash allowance l6
TO rs years chill
DREN'S GONZALES
CENT SPITAL
1871 Bunker Hill I'd.
ne. LA. 6-3600
OFFICE ASSISTANT. will train
must have typing; 5-day week;
many company benefits. VARIED
METAL SALES CO.. 4l04 CeorFia
ave NV
OFFICE ASST. age 1870. wide
variety Of interesting duties IN
Guiding dealing with public. we'll
known Arm: excellent chance for
advancement: days: start S6G.
No reg. fee. MANAGEMENT CON
SULTANTS, INC, Suite 1901, 1888
g NV.
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CLERICAL, iegible handwriting. some
typlng: 5-day week. Permanent
Apply Ind floor. l722 Eye st. NV
elk. for gen. ofc. work; pleas. work
ing condS., must be accurate with
ngures, no typ, Apply DISTRICT
PHOTO SERVICE, 1906 Wis. ave.
Entr, from park. lot.
COSMETIC SALESWOMAN, top sal
airy; exper. only; hrs. can be ar
ranged DRUG LANE. 1926 Riggs
I'd, HA 2-sI34
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HELP WOMEN Cont
ADMIN. SECY

l Girl Once S315
Admin. Secy., 90-30 $500
Secretaries. insurance $50
RECEIPT. -Secy.. no shhd. S215-S3O0
Asst Records Analyst. coll. S3,RT0
Stenos.. many select pos. S65-x15
BOOKKEEPERS AND ASSISTANTS
Bkkpr -Secy.. upper NV. SSb-Sg5
Asst. Bkkpr.. some type SO
Payroll Clerks, sc. S60-S85
ANALYST, charts, graphs. 500
OTHER OFFICE POSITIONS
B M, Keypunch. n.e-se S60-S65
ms. elk, underwater S2.700- So. 200
Comptometer Oprs, s.w.-n.w
S65-S7O
Front ONCE Cashier. typ, S. s.. $3.50
Bkkpg. Trainee. 25-4O 500
P Blk Typist Silver Spring Sd5
( Rem. Rand Bkkpg. Opr. S65-S7O
Salesgirls. $500 S45-S5O
Jr Bkkpg Trainees. h.sg. S55
! Teller Trainee, h.s.g 500
Atlas Agcy. RE. 7-5767
1870 N Y Ave. NV. RIM. 800
, 1957-09-26
NOTICE OF SALE

The Virgin Islands Corpora
ton, St. Croix Power Division
is offering for sale to the
highest bidder one lot of
electrical materials consisting
o + junction boxes, circuit
breakers, squeeze connectors,
conduit, motors, switches, etc.
These materials are located at
Central Factory and persons
DESTROYS of inspecting them
m a y contact Mr.. Arnold
O'Reilly, Storekeeper.
Bids will be received up to
600 PM. Thursday, October
81, 1857, and should be adj
dressed to Mr.. Leonard S.
Martin, Manager.
The successful bidder will
be required to pay cash.
VIRGIN ISLANDS
st. Croix Power Division
26-28-30-3-8-10
, 1957-09-26
PUBLIC NOTICE

The attention of the General
Public is invited to Section |
Of Bill No. 487 Of the Second
Legislature Of the Virgin Is
lands, Regular Session, 1857,
approved by the Governor on
June 81, 1857, viz:
Section /. Any person,
firm or corporation, engag-
ing in the business of i'm
porting, wholesaling, manu-
featuring or producing,
conducting a hotel or guest
house, night club, retailing
liquors, and other commodi-
ties, practicing a profession,
or skilled trade, or. other
wise engaged in business as
listed in Section 2 hereof, as
a condition precedent to en-
gaging or continuing in such
businesses, shall in writing
apply for and obtain from
the Government Secretary,
a license to engage in or to
conduct such business"
Copies of the above-men-
toned Bill have been mailed
to all persons and firms in St.
Croix believed to be subject
to its provisions. Persons or
firms not receiving copies OF
same but subject to its provi-
sions, are requested to call at
either the Finance Office in
Christiansted or Frederiksted.
Non-receipt of a copy of this
Bill by mail shall not be
deemed an excuse for nom
compliance Herewith.
-4fFrs- ~
Department Of Finance
Walter ]. M. Petersen
Administrative Assistant
to the Commissioner of