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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

After the pause, President Ell
senhower viii place Medals Of
Honor. their blue and white
ribbons bright against black
pillows. on twin stands at the
heads Of the cofiins.
The President will walk
behind the World War II
Unknown and the Vice Pres
ident will follow the Korean
Unknown as the cofiins are
carried from the amphitheater
to the plaza on the east.
The marble tomb of the I'm
known Of World War / stands
there, the curying Potomac be-
yond. The two cofiins will be
placed on rods across the two
new crypts in the plaza floor.
COmmittal Services
Committal services will be
conducted in turn by Catholic,
Protestant and Jewish chap
lains. Then cannon placed up
the hill at the Lee Mansion
will thunder out another 81
gun salute. It will take more
than a minute, for they will be
spaced five seconds apart.
When the cannon are stilled,
three rife volleys will crash
across the hushed hillside. A
bugler will play the haunting
farewell notes Of Taps" and
the ceremony will be over.
The collins will not be
lowered into the crypts until
late Friday night, after the
last person has filed by. For
the next two weeks, final
touches will be added.
The inscription on the tomb
of the Unknown Soldier will
remain unchanged. 1t reads:
Here Rests in Honored Glory
an American Soldier known
But to God"
Only the dates of two later
wars will be carved on the two
new marble slabs. Above the
body of one man. representing
the 8,744 unidentified dead of
World War II. will be inscribed
"194l-1945." Above the other.
symbolizing the 900 nameless
dead of the Korean War. the
legend will read. "1950-1953."
The World War I Unknown
is identified as a soldier. out
his companions in honor will
be called = simply "the Un-
knowns." They may have
served in the Army. Navy. Air
Force. Marines or Coast Guard.
The same 24-hour honor
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guard that has paced for many
years at the single crypt win
continue 10 keep vigilance over
all three.
And a Nation that cherishes
It's liberty will continue 10 hon.
or these men who gave every
thing 10 preserve II.
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U. S. Orchestra
Gets Kiev Ovation

LONDON. May "a R. =
Russian music lovers gave an
ovation 10 the Philadelphia
Orchestra in Kiev today. Radio
Moscow reported.
The orchestra. In les first
concert In the Soviet Union,
played 10 a packed audience
In the oktymbrasky Palace OF
Culture.
United States Ambassador
Llewellyn Thompson and his
wife were among the audience,
the broadcast said. Robert
Bowling. president Of the
United States National Acad-
envy Of Arts. also attended.
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The procession viii be q slow
one.
From the Washington Monu-
ment grounds, Just as in 1921
when that first Unknown passed
by, cannon will mark the min
utes. one by one. The cortege
will be three quarters Of a mile
long and it will take IA minutes
to pass a given point.
Route Of Procession
The route will be along Con-,
stitution avenue from First
street NV, Twenty-third street
NV. around Lincoln Memorial
circle, over Memorial Bridge
and up the wooded slopes Of
Arlington Cemetery to the Am
phitheater.
A motorcycle troop will lead,
followed by the escort COM
mander, Mai. Gen. John @.
Van Houten, commanding gen.
eral Of the Military District of
Washington, military units and
bands, veterans organizations,
a special guard of high military
men, the national colors and
the clergy.
Then come the Unknowns.
Their collins will be mounted
on caissons drawn by six gray
horses each.
Following will be Vice Presi-
dent Nixon and more than
200 Of the Nations more than
300 living Medal Of Honor win
ners, serving as honorary pail
bearers. Then the service
secretaries, Supreme Court
Justices, the Dean of the Di-
plomatic Corps, House Speaker
Rayburn, cabinet members and
State and Territorial governors.
AS the cortege moves across
Memorial Bridge over the Po-
tomac, the roar of five medium
bombers and Is mighty F-101
jets overhead will drown out
the sound of marching feet and
the roll Of drums. The Air
Force tribute was protested by
the Civil Aeronautics Admins
stration after last weeks air
crash, but as of last night the
f1yover was still scheduled.
Inside the great marble
amphitheater, President Eisen-
hover will head the ranks of
Americans gathered for the
funeral service. Outside the
bowl, $1,000 dead lie buried on
the tree-covered grounds.
The Marine Corps Band will
play the National Anthem
after the two corins have
arrived.
Then comes the most SOL
emn moment of the cere-
mony-two minutes of silence.
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UNKNOWN

COntinueu FROM rtFst rage
side by side. Navy Hospitalman
sc william r. Charette of
Ludington. Mich, himself q
Medal Of Honor winner. win
select the one to represent the
unknown dead Of World War
II. He will drop q spray OF
flowers on one to signify his
choice.
The other World War II
candidate viii be given a sailors
burial at sea.
The chosen warrior and the
Korean Unknown viii be trans
ferred to the Blandy Tuesday
for the trip up the Potomac to
Washington.
Who they were and how they
died no, man shall know.
The Blandy will follow the
route taken 81 years ago by the
Cruiser Olympia, swinging from
the Potomac into the Anacostia
. River and docking at the Naval
Gun Factory. The two coffins,
each draped with an American
nag, will remain on the after
deck Of the destroyer through
the night. ringed by an honor
guard.
Welcoming Ceremony
The welcoming ceremonies
will begin at $50 am. Wednes-
day. After four ruffles and
fiourishes and a hymn by the
Navy Band. the pallbearers win
carry the collins down the gang
way to the dock.
The cofflns. each preceded
by a clergyman, will move
through a corridor of admirals
and generals and the Secre-
taries Of the Army, Navy, Air
Force and the Treasury, the
latter representing the Coast
Guard.
Then cannon at the Gun
Factory will fire a 81 gun sa-
lutte and the two hearses and
their motorcade will head at 20
miles-per-hour for the Capitol.
The collins will rest in state
in the Capitol rotunda. the
World War II unknown on the
same black catafalque that
held the body of the murdered
President Lincoln. the Korean
Unknown on an identical cata-
falque built for the occasion.
In 1921. President Harding
was the first to do honor to the
Nations Unknown Soldier. This
time the American people
themselves will pay the first
homage. They win file by the
twin collins throughout the day
until 8 pm, when the Rotunda
will be emptied-emptied ex-
cept for its precious burdens
and their round-the-clock hon.
o. guard.
Weeks Climax
On Thursday, the Rotunda
will be open from 8 am. to 9
pm. to receive the streams of
visitors. There will be a brief
interruption at noon. when the
two bodies will change places,
the Korean Unknown occupy
ing the Lincoln catafalque.
The morning of Memorial
day, veterans, patriotic and
civic organizations will hold
services and place their
wreaths, one every four min
utes.
Then. at pm, the two IN
knowns begin their last jour-
ney. They head for Arlington
Cemetery and the nameless
comrade-in-arms who stumbled
to his death in World War I,
perhaps before they we're born.
The frontiersman., 1958-12-17
R Reporters
 No6Aook

Mrs. Grace Hamilton of Lyn- den, Washington, has arrived in Palmer for a holiday visit with her daughter, Mrs. Richard Jones, anu family, and renew acquain- tances made on previous visits
 Walter T. Phillips, director of Lazy Mountain Children's Home and his family left December M for vacation Stateside. During his absence Dale Bryant, of the board of trustees, will serve as acting director The Phillips have been with the home since its incorporation i'm l947 and this is their first visit to the States since that time. Rev. and Mrs, Ken neth Hughes, now located at Big Lake, were founders of the home which was originally branch of the El Nathan Children's Home of Valdez
 Visitor at St. Bartholomew N Episcopal Church this past Sun day was Dr. Robert Smithson of Anchorage who spoke to the con- gregation on his recent attend ance at the l2-day Episcopal com vention in Miami
 MT. and Mrs Cy Brewer and children leave this week for the holiday vacation Stateside, Spending the holidays with them will be Mrs Brewers mother and the Brewers Son Oliver who is employed in Seattle
 Home for a three-week holiday vacation is John Mears, son of MT. and Mrs, Lester Mears of Palmer lie is a student at Cali fornIa Tech.
 Eva Duby Boyd bookkeeper in the office of The Frontiersman, will spend two Weeks at her for- mer home in Plasterco Virginia
The frontiersman., 1958-12-17
THURSDAY. DECEMBER l7

THURSDAY. DECEMBER l7 BOY SCOUTS, Legion hall, ' pm.
 EXPLORER SCOUTS, Elks hall, 7:30 p.m AMERICAN LEGION. Legion hali, 6 pm. LEGION AUXILIARY, Legion room, 8:a0 pm GRANGE CARD PARTY. Gran ge hall, 8 pm SOCIAL SECURITY REPR. Mat. Hotel 6 9 pm
 FRIDAY. DECEMBER ls VALLEY HOSP. BOARD. Hosp. dining room, g pm. NURSES ASSOCIATION, Health Center, pm. EI4KS KIDS CHRISTMAS PAR TY, Elks hall, pm. LEGION K AUXILIARY CHRISTMAS PARTY. Legion nall 7:30 pm.
 SATURDAY. DECEMBER 20 ELKS COCKTAIL HOUR, 8 D pm, LUKE BOX DANCE FOLLOWS ST. MICHAEL'S Altar sac. K Mems club Christmas party, bsmt., 8 pm RAINBOW GIRLS Christmas party Carpenters hall, S pm.
 SUNDAY. DECEMBER 2l CHRISTMAS PARTY, Talkeetna, Elks
 MONDAY. DECEMBER 22 PALMER KIWANIS, Grange hall, noon ME.A DIRECTORS, MEA office 6 pm RAINBOW GIRLS. Carpenters hall, 7.30 pm. EPISCOPAL CHURCH WOMEN, 8 pm.
 TUESDAY. DECEMBER 20 CAP CADETS, High school, 7.30 pm. WOMEN or THE MOOSE, Moose hall, 8 p.m. CITY COUNCIL, City hall, 8 pm WELL CHILD CONFERENCE, Health Center. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 24 MIDNIGHT MASS, St. Michaers s Catholic Church MEDITATION SERVICE. Church of God, 700 pm. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM, Bap- tist Church.
The frontiersman., 1958-12-17
Ex xTENSNDN SER VICE
 NOTES
By Frances Hubert Hnzne Demonstration Agent

A workshop in Self Develop ment will be open to women of the Valley in January. Sara Graves, home demonstration agent of Fairbanks, and special ist ln self development, will con duct the two-day workshop. Afternoon and evening sessions will be held Wednesday and Thursday, January 2l and 22. All homemakers are invited to attend this special workshop. The time and place will be announced later
 Mrs- Goves IS presenting this workshop at the special request of homemakers who attended the short course at the University of Alaska in October and participate ed in her workshop there They felt N so worthwhile they wanted it made available for all home makers of the Valley area.
 if cat meows in the house on Christmas Eve
The frontiersman., 1958-12-17
during the holiday season.

during the holiday season.
 O. K- Kincaid, former Palmer City Councilman, who with his family now makes his home in Kodiak, was N recent Palmer visitor. He was a house guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Hurley and had an opportunity to renew ac- quaintances throughout the val- lev during his brief stay
 Army Recruit Roger H- Moore, son of MT and Mrs Harold Moore Of Palmer, recently conn pleted eight weeks of basic com- bat training at Fort Riley, Kan sas The 23-year-old soldier at- tended Palmer High school
 Mrs. Tess McNfichael and three sons of Spokane arrived in PaI- Inner Tuesday for a holiday visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs Pat Hemmer, her brother and family, MT and Mrs Jack Hem mert and sister and family, MT and Mrs. John Weisenberger This is Mrs McMichael's first visit to the valley for about sIx years
 
 The World Book Encyclopedia reports that the eat gets special treatment during the Christmas season in the French section of Canada. Tabby is we'll fed, per cause it's supposed to be bad luck
The frontiersman., 1958-12-17
K RAINBOW GIRLS PARTY TO BE HELD SATURDAY

Palmer Assembly Rainbow for Girls will hold 4 Christmas party Sat-, December 20 at Carpenters hall, starting at 7:30 pm An Maaons, Eastern Stan and Rain DOW members are cordially inv Vted to attend The program win Include gift exchange, q visit from Santa Clause and refresh mRnts
The frontiersman., 1958-12-17
NEW BABIES
I..t,nq..w! elI-

LongWell
 MT and Mrs Frances L0ngwell of Grafton, ohio are being con graduated on the birth of then fiFst child, som whom they have named Frances Vince LongWell, fEl He was born in Grafton on December 9 Mrs. LongWell IN the former Claire Ayers, daugh tyr of Mrs Wilson R Gray of Palmer PateFnal grandparents, Mr and Mrs Frances LangWell, liYe iH Grafton
The frontiersman., 1958-12-17
Free Estimates

All national brands of carpet carried M c stock consisting oF over 20 rolls for your personnel inspection and choice Select your IinoIeum, formicu, morfe and file from inc largest stock in Alusku. truly one-sfoP floor covering store.
 Free essmufes any lime.
The frontiersman., 1958-12-17
Wednesday. December i7 isss The rroatiersnsan

The aircraft usS h. carry the dependence the fourth ship the history of country to u 5. Navy
The frontiersman., 1958-12-17
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The Most Economical BrOadIOOm We've Ever SOld! cheapest mind yon But the most economical because ts n yarS longer stay lovely With ar e cleaning expense than others M prce1 Made 0t special Nem andomeXured twist that's permanently set by e auocase process lts moth and mdeW proof won't stretch or shrink show foot prints furniture marks makes no ut yarn ps Choce o 2 gorgeous colo each with distinctive
 ghtandhadow effect Here's beauty here's yalue guaFaneed
The frontiersman., 1958-12-17

if a cat meows in the house on Christmas Eve
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
statesmen

5-day. 40-hour week, va
rious departments available.
2Ooe discount on purchases.
Paid vacation and holidays.
Free retirement program,
Group disqualification and
life insurance available.
Come in and apply be-
tween $50 am. and 1880
pm.
WOODWARD g. LoTHROl
18th and F SITS. NV.
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MAN WITH CAR

ESssl EaFnlnss, .PsrmaAsni werk.
SLOT GEORGIA AVE. NV.
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RADIO MAN-To repair radios anc
phones. Must be exper,; paid
vacation, group disqualification
etc INQUIRE In person At LlTt
TV, 2OlO 18th ~. NV.
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ERGO PLANT
Nuclear Products, ERGO
Division OF ACT
Industries, Inc.
RIVERDALE, MARYLAND
WA. 7-4444

INSURANCE SAILS SUPERVISOR
3-5 yrs. exper. In life. accident
and sickness fislds, ordinary exper
not industrial married, eolleg'
grad. age gS-35: relocate. top CO
excel. potential. $500 plus bonus
SMILING A SMELLING A0CY.
8O5 l4th NV, ST. 3-6sss.
JANITOR, eolored. no children
sober. industrious. excel. refs. !, fol
7-story apt. BLDG: must reliev.
on elevator and have knowledg'
OF coal furnace; must 1--we in
Apply Mr., LOVE- RIM. "a, Le,
Southern Bldg, 1928 H 81, NV
JANIT0R. door man, eolored, thor.
oughly exper In cleaning tile and
concrete iioors, TO work from .
pm. TO III pm. 5 DAYS o week
regular hours. Permanent Job for
willing worker who already has
another part-time lob. II you are
already working a full-time job
do not answer Must be- active
dependable, have GOOD references
Write stating experience, height,
age, address. phone number, etc,
care Of 20; Box $500 Washing
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HILp-MIn

CENTRAL SAILS mELR fer buay
downtown dFuesiers. must be en-
psrienced. AMY WHKLAN
SUPER DRUG. ia0i n q. NV
RE, g.foeH,
InM surERvis0R for financial
organization. duties include de-
nlgninr and plannins Of card
lorna. reports and procedures a.
well a. complsts operalionai knQyl-
edge 81 tnN equipment, Phone Nh,
A-3uha,
INsTALLKRs. storm windows and
doors: experienced: reliable. Call
To, e.ialt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-ActiVe
once needs aggressive salesmen
TO handle overflow OF business:
plenty OF listing leads and floor
time: full once assistance; the
best oppor to earn over $4,000
a yr. or more with a rising new
once; exper. preferred but not
necessary for full-time men: 1lO1
SLIGO Greek parkway at New
Hamp. ave: TAX. PIX. Langley
PIX. 9. 5. ana Hyattsyille.
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SALESMAN; ExPER. for gas heat:

SALESMAN. ExPER;. for gas heat
SALESMAN to call on drug trade
with full line Of nationally ad.
vertised housewares and sundry
items. Salary and commission
SALEsMAN-Printing and station
cry. STANLEY ADAMS. ia. s.
sa45.
SALESMAN ON SOCIAL SECURITY
Past selling patented Christ
mas gift tor gas stations. Com
mission; JOHNSON EQUIPMENT,
1910 e 9th, Cleveland. Ohio.
SALESMAN for liquor store, part
time, some experience and refer
ence. Boz 117-R star.
SALESMAN for old establ. dry
area. Salary, comm, 5000 mo
Mr.. WOODS. JE. 2-44i4.
SALEsMAN--TO learn real estate
business. We have openinss IN
ofices. Call Mr.. Bainum, WA
4-4744. or Ju. $4,000.
SALESMAN = Travel for leadina
N. 7. JooOcr-COnVeftefs upholstery
slipeover. drapery materials. Cal
on upholsterers. inter. decorators,
Exper. neces. Del, d. c.. Md. and
Va. Liberal draw VS.. comm. Non.
confiicting sideline perm. MACE
FABRICS. FOL Grand 81. New
York 2, N. Y.
SALESMAN TOCKCLERK = Perm
lob. full time or part time. with
flexible hours. Salary, no comm
D1. 7-2sl5, for appointment.
sALEsMAN--Locai territory open
due TO promotion. National COM
pany, mfrs of cleo. items, re-
auire lRte-model car and some
direct selling experience. This is
an excellent opportunity for right
man looking for permanent posi-
ton. We enjoy good repeat BUSH
ness. Salary, commission. bonus
and expense allowance plus bene-
fitS Send resume TO Box SIR,
Star.
SALESMAN = Furn. experienced
only need apply for full-time posi-
ton. Young man with initiative
and not afraid to work: Sl25 10
start Managerial Job open In near
future Apply in person TO Mr..
Henry.
HAMPSHIRE FURNITURE CO.
3d4B Georgia Ave. NV.
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REAL ESTATE OPpOHTUHITY-
Wanted ambitious men tust oui
Of school to learn the real estate
business Potential income Of
$4,000 ar better per " Cal
CORN a BLANKEN
4l3 Kennedy st NV.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN for
large scale builder In Pr. Geo
Co.. Must be able 10 handle FHA
and VA loans as well as customer
relations; permanent Job with
steady income. BOX AR, Star
ZEAL ESTATE statesmen t2I
familiar with Silver Spring area
bonus ARRANGEMENTS: must havl
car. CHESTER KELLER WOOD
ZOO. . til 9. Ju. a-5555.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN : W,
have lust moved to larger anc
completely new ofhees to handle
our expanding suburban Maryland
business. New group 100000 ram
blers and split-levels opening IN
August. We need one or two as
gressive statesmen who will at In
Every possible once cooperation
and backing offered. Drop in and
let's talk 1t over. Z. c. HILLEY
a Co. AP. 7-7:OO, 64l1 Balti-
more ave. RiverdAle. Md.
REAL ESTATE EXECUTIVE
s sx,rL[,Ef TpsSuirsd an sxp th
operation Of various spts.' prop
critics: must have ability to or
ganize. finance, file and ono
personnel: must have excel. refs.
yrs. Of exDer.. Salary open ant
bonus with results. All replie
confidential. Box 26s-T, Star.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN--2 Will
Va. license for a busy. active Of
nee. We will train you to max
FAR above average earnings. VIII
don't you stop by at your con
venience for q confidential discus
sion, Art Post. Realtor. SlG
Washington St, Alex. XII. S-622O
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN = Fo
Maryland property; full or par
time: will train. Mr.. ALLEN. RIA
6-3333.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen. no ex
per. necessary, opportunity 4
earn $4,000 VI. or more. viii
consider drawing account to cap
able man. TU. 2-7S5O.
REAL ESTATE statesmen - W.
have moved to our new and lareei
quarters and need 3 additions
active full or part-time statesmen
d, c.. Nd. and Va, with car anC
telephone. Plenty Of trainins. Ap'
ply 1913 Pc. ave. Sc, Mon, OF
Tues. ewes. rs pm. LYMAN c
DELE & CO.. INC. Ii. 7-0s09
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. new
construction and BROKERAGE in NV
Wash and Bethesda. Exper. not
required. We will teach YOU. Call
Mr.. Glass with VOLKMAN REAL
TY CO, EN-. 3-6S70; res. DE
REAL ESTATE Statesmen. II vol
are tired OF running all over town
to show a bunch of old houses. II
you would like to sell new homes
and building Job in a beautiful
new subdivision on full commits
sion, II you desire an once where
good income Is readily available
to you then call Mr.. Reed, HE
RALPH J. DUFFIE, REALToR
DEVELOPER OF HILLANDALE
FOREST AND SPRtNGBROOK
ESTATES
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PLATE CARRIER

YOUNG vet, 2O-25 yrs. Of age, who
has completed high school and
interested in permanent work in
our pressroom. Possibility for ap-
premiership training. Apply Per.
sonnet, RIM. 6O2, 800 am. TO
$40 pm, weekdays. No phone
calls.
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MAINTENANCE |.

RKLIAnLK CAPABLE, for nsv
close-ln MARYLAND DEVELOPMENT
muat BE- eKperieneeQ N plumbing
aas furnaces and electrical main
tshaneei apL: and AZ uiilitiss plu'
ma n~llh4
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ARE YOU
GETTING AHEAD OR
JUST GETTING RY2 ? 3

II sL000,sl2. 900 the next ie
ps Sssn 'na ns:TSisv 'Sa ss s5l;s
cancy created By new ofioes IN
N Va. d. G or MONTGOMERY,
Prince GEORGES Counties,
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MEN
PART TIME

Thrse men ei-3S 70 help IN adver-
tureF Of maintenance equlpment
and Supplies. Must be avail 6-i0
pm ewes. per week plus sat.
Cal Pc, s-6f55 for interview,
MEN-AGED 25 TO as
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SALESMAN


A major oil company has available
q permanent position for an ex-
perteneed salesman preferably one
familiar with service station de-
velopment. Applicant must not Be
over 30 with COLLEGE education
2rssasrrMedfi sc App i3 q E Rdt eoo e
ase, education and experience.
SALESMAN
For Bait, and West Va. territory,
national frm, car plus salary plus
expense plus bonus. degree pre-.
ferred. under IS yrs.
Fields Agcy., Elk. 3-2500
7e3 Sheraton Bldg. III 14th NV
Statesmen, Kitchen layout expert.
eneed. 10 work builder account
good hrs. salary plus commission
Telephone 10. 3-649O.
Statesmen to sell watches outsid,
on easy credit; excel. proposition
N. Y JLRY. CO., 719 9TH st. NV
Statesmen - Ex-Niagara, staufiei
men. Nov fabulous whirlpool
bathing at home for arthritis
oVerweieht. $3.50 wk. salary anc
bonus. RIA. 3-S1sl sun, Mon.
leave name.
sALEMEN (?)-To call on outsid,
trade. With or without experience
Chance for Advancement. Refs. REQ
Box oR-T, Star.