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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12
TRUCK DRIvERsl
SEMI DRIVERS
CONTRACT TRUcKMENi
EARN MORE FULL-TIME
ESTATE OPERATION

EARN MORE FULL-TIME
ESTATE OPERATION
You can make more money BY
owning and operating your own
tractor under contract with Aero
Mayfiower Transit Company. Inc.
we need driver. 25-50 years. Paid
training: Trailer furnished; up-
Keep paid. Communication cost
Prompt statements and payi many
extra benefits Must own. or be
able 70 make own arrangements %
tsir brakes. Phone or write
JACK ADAMS. p. o Boz Io7. In
diarapolis g. Indiana. Melrose
1881 Indianapolis
~ MAN: outside and ins.ds eTper.
only, salary open. transportation.
furnished, BELL TV. Lu. l-44T2
rv BENCHMAN. mus, be exper.
white only 5-day week: SIOO q
VIZ. Apply or call ALIEN 4
STONE, 1iO3 Marlboro pike Sc
RE 5-SSSs.
Tv BENCHMAN 70 help run shop
and counter: experienced only:
part or full time. CARROLL'S, 7le
X 81. nv. NE. s-2646.
Tv TECHNICIAN - Bench work.
top-noteh man; experienced only
need apply; good pay. ) days VIZ.
$50 hrs. OF 4-S40l. KE. 6-sl34
~ sERVlCEMAN. outside; exper
other benefits Hu, 3-3e7e
~ sERyicEMEN. experienced.
outside: top Day PENN TELE-
VISION Co. pos 18th st. Sc
Ty sERyICEMAN, thoroughly sx-
per. ~, radio. phono., perm. sal
open, FRED WALKER. 1905 VIII
son blvd. Ari. Va.
UPH0LSTERER. white. lst-eiass
and custom work. TOP vases.
steady Job 10 qualified person
ecHwAB BROS. ilO4 2ist St.
nv.
UsED-CAR SALESMAN for General
Motors dealer, experience pre-
ferred. aGe $3.50. good propo-
sitlon Box 51-A. star
WATCHMAKER--Excel oppor for
man Who can meet public Apply
BETTY MOON GIFT SHOP. 0l5l
10th 81. NV. RE $4,000
wAREHOUsEMAN with at least 5
yrs. exper. in moving and storage
business; GOOD salary. Ii. 6-3224
WORKING FARM MANAGER for
horse and cattle farm IN nearby
Maryland Must be familiar with
latest farm equipment; house with
Y modern convenience. Please
give salary desired and expert
ence. Box 7l-A. star.
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RELP--.-MER
icONflNuEDl

A(SFHNAWNSNSN
ELECTnIC MOTOR MICH. - TX.
pepdahle. state qualifications and
ref SALARY open Box lax, star
ENGINRER. ard class. with iceplan,
experiencei l0-hr. week. Sc 10 PEI
hr Apply q W. Miller uLINE
ICE CO., 3rd and N SITS. ne.
ENGINEHR ESTIMATOR. streets
and related construction. Complete
take on. cost, ouaiifed and expe.
rienced References and salary ex.
peeted. P. o BOX 24l, Alex. Va,
ENGINRgR. white. for lerge down
town hotel 6th-ciass license re-
CURED Apply AMBASSADOR no.
TEL personnel once. 1894 x
st NV.
better. e-das week, in lafse. new
elevator-type BLDG, In NV. Live on
steady man looking for Z perma-
nent position. Apply Al Receiving
Room. $500 Wisconsin ave. nv.
ENGINEERS
Local opening for C, =. with
eood exper. estimAttng for pavine
contracts; ase 70 sbi salary open,
Domestic opening for =. rs and
eleetfSnies engineers; salary 70
Qverseas---Par East n. Ms e.yr.
EA MANA 200 e eloSss ss5TRssRisss.
INC. 1885 O s.. NV. suite 1901
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HELp-mEM

MAN, Filipino, cook. and domestii
work: 2 adults: new apt: driver
license; sun. and one weekdal
on. exper, and recent refs. from
pvt family. After 10 an, EN-
YOUNG MAN as inside saiesmal
for well-established restauran
supply house. Good opportuntti
Tor advancement; 5-day week
Z =, ADAMS CO. 1919 You St
YOUNG MAN for stock room err n
interested and capable Of handlini
tools: steady employment: 5-dai
week, group insurance, hospitaiiya.
ton and paid VACATION; trainini
IN shop work and stock mainte,
nance VIII be given; age. 2l-30
Call Mr.. BCKELL. Mon. between
8 and II an. only, rE. 7-1000.
YOUNG MAN. white. TO assist ex.
ecutive: no experience necessary
good earnings and Advancement
Box BOX, Star.
YOUNG MAN. with some experience
selling vacuum cleaners, real es.
tate. automobiles, books or similar
items. to sell the new popular
pianos and home organs. No
knowiedge Of music necessary. A
cal. will be helpful. Liberal SALARY
and commission arrangement. Ser
Nj 1atterly. mornings between
and III IN. JORDAN'e, corner
18th and o SITS. NV.
YOUNG MAN, neat appearance
good personality. 10 solicit freight
FOR large trucking company: nc
sales exper necessary. but ambi.
uoys 70 learn selling: car fur.
nished cr allowance for your OWn
car; salary, expenses and bonus
Box 73-A, Star.
YOUNG MAN
With minimum high school eduea.
ton 70 train - eastern regional
Insurance machine service manager
ledge preferred, SALARY commen-
Surate with ausiiheations some Al
can TELE-TRfP CO. NC. NJ. s.
324O. Mr.. Irby.
YOUNG MAN
Under 30: for work on xmali
engines. and other equipment.
Permanent position, TO start
within 30 days. In person only,
RENTAL TOOLS 4 E0UIP-
MENT Co. 97I0 Capitol View
ave. Silver Spring. Nd.
YOUNG MAN
immediate position open for re-
cent high school graduate. Prefer
neat-appeartng, permanent resi-
dent who has plans for attending,
or Is attending college At ntght.
This Is q permanent, once career
position offering opportunity for
Arrangement. Company benefits
Apply Room 300. SIS 18th 81. NV
YOUNG MEN
Neat appearing: 81 70 81 per hr
earnings. Apply . to 10 am, 2nc
noor, 20is Florida ave NV.
YOUNG MEN
Over Is. part time. after 4 pm
and Sats can earn SO per hr
See JOHN GORDON. As pm, RIM
NV. 1920 q 81 NV
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NELR--MEM


EN0Rn., NO FEES 10 se0,0O0
0yroscopiesi stable platforms; air.
horne tra eOntfoli missiles guld-
3 ance. eoniponents. lie. Gyros, dis.
eomputefs. platforms, acclerome-
t0re.
Translstor application $4,000
Stability, translator exper.. $4,000
Application enar., chem. deg, exner.
process Industries $4,000
Craftsmen, Diet. elect. n.f, $4,000
Craftsmen. iisht struet. steel detail
CT. sspsr, sirasld layout; 9 overseas u sS
10 fee n Sfe,nOA
WALTER H. KESSLER
ISL s.iS'Snii Ss.s Gss NV S 81. s ~:
ESTIMATOR. weIi-estab sen, con.
tractor. Must be expert IN all
phases Of Fed state BLDG c0nsl.
work. Sal. open. BOX 1000 star
ESTIMATOR
Storage company: HHg ex.
perieneed man 10 round out
present stan otraiaht SAL
airy basis, Salary open, Call
Mr.. pgMINo AID. $4,000.
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SYstems EnRineers

To coordinate all phases Of ad-
vaneed radar projects tneluding
development. packaging and pro-
duetion design work. Degree or
applicable experience in radaF
enkineertng ineluding circuit desisn
andfor packaeing Of electronic
equipment desired
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statesmen

Sell AWnair operating-styie alumi-
nun a.ntns: Az selling 70 qualified
Experience not necessary We viii
train YOU Automobile necessary.
We have exclusive franchise on
our products Call OIL. A-4a76 for
interview. Mr. BEATTY.
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LIBRARIAN
LIFE INSURANCE
SALARY 8 YEARS

We want 2 men. 2S-35, at least 2
years d. c, or MARYLAND residence
Columbian National eiIeFs the two
things Q new agent needs most
salary ana training: salaEy plan
uous ; years, then commission;
training Is thoroush. complete, 70
develop competent AGENT. lifetime
commissions on each sale produce
excellent income. unsurpR ssed Sc
erutty. Telephone W. INGALLS,,
weekdays "a p.ns u. e.330T.
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Flight Test Enginee

To operate and maintain radaT sys-
tens durine dight test Degree or
applicable experience In airborne
tadar systems desired.
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Portrait
Photographer

wheelan Studio at woodward a
IOthrop ofieFs excellent cpportnnity
TO experienced portrait photog-
rapher with pleasing personality
neat appearance and sales ability
You can advance 10 q MANAGERIAL
position with this well-knovn or
ganiEation.
5-day. 40-hour week.
zoo discount on purchases
Hospltalination and Insurance
available
Vacation and holidays with pay.
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INTERVIEWS
JANUARY IS & IA

IN Baltimore. call collect at Lexins.
ton o-e422. Ask for Mr.. Oliver.
II you cannot make interview, send
detailed resume 70 Mr.. John J.
Oliver. 20. Boz 81. address below
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12

sALEsMEN. REAL ESTATE: fun O.
3art time, with an aggressive
company. no experience Necessary
Do not apply unless you wish K
earn 50 900 or more. ST. 3-0433
Observation-Disclosures for HARD
WORKING salesman 10 sell Pori
Charlotte, Florida, homes and
homesites through wash. repre-.
sentative. Opportunity for sub.
stantial earnings Call Ma. s-644l
Non, 9-5. for apt. SIDNEY q
sALKehlRN--Interested in makinl
monty IN the Fire Alarm Industry
eau "a 0-6eQ7: guarantee u
sALEsMEN--chanee build big In.
come eopyrlghted. nov eompeti-
tive lines; once work helpful. Boz
24.K. star. Ia
Statesmen. eoiored. siO0-si5d
per Wk.: full and parttime men
Sell storm windows and home
improvements. Car needed. Cal
~. 6-ei05. ask for M. ny.
SALESMEN
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Circuit Design Engineers

To design and develop radaf cir
euitry. ineiuding pulse and video.
for advanced electTonie systems
Denree or applicable experienee IN
Tadar eireuitry AID Tor systems de-
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PROPERTY NANA0ENENT NAN.
PURCHASING CLERK

RAMP AGENT. airport. has, 81
l5, drivers lie, draft exempt.
shifts. s29s. POTOMAC EMPL.,
Sll King ST.. Alex, XII. 10000.
RATING AND BILLING CLERK.
Middle Atlantic tariffs. hours,
moi nee: mus. type xPa SseesiSoSo''
RIAL ESTATE Statesmen. expert
enee not necessary. here IS an
urgent need for eager. ambitious
statesmen; earnings up 70 $4,000
annually. Vtrginia's leading once
has one open desk, Call Nj, Erlich.
GOTHAM REALTY, INC. il
.-sJ0O
REAL ESTATE Statesmen. full or
part time haru-w0rking men for
D. C. Nd or Va. Will train.
must have car and telephone. Mr.
DKLLE.. ST J-a52O, cali any time
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN = Va.
eaney for ambitious man In ae-
tive SILVER SPRING once; expert
training given. Car ESSENTIAL
Unlimited opportunity BEERS
BROS, Realtors DIG Sligo ave,
~ 5.T0l0
'EAL ESTATE sALRsMRN-we
.leed : aggressive statesmen who
want 10 work and require q SUBJ
stantial income. Must be neat
appearing. have . car and know
preferred but not a requisite,
Members OF Real Estate Board
and Multiple Listing service. Call
Mr.. BAKER. TIE, 0-I4l5.
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LIQUOR MANAGER-PoF large
uptown store, must Be fully expeF !,
call for appt. IA. e-2445. Mr..
ooldberg
LOcksMITus---gxperieneed lock
Guaranteed salary plus commits
sion Paid vacations. Local and
out-of-tcen positions available
Permanent, Box s77-H. Star.
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statesmen

THE sHERwIN- WILLIAMS CO,
the worlds largest paint manufae-
lurer. has /. established painter
MAINTENANCE industrial territories
Northern Virginia for . good sales
men t2h-3b1 with proven sales
ability. Good salary. travelling ex-
penses, sales bonus. retirement
plan. free insurance and other
fringe benefits Apply By letter only
stating your qualifications 70 Mr..
O. u Peters. THE SHERWIN-wfL-
LiAMS CO. 1921 18th 81. NV.
Washington s. b. c. for the wash
lneton territory. and for the vir-
s,nl1 i sSsrSitory; 2, 3 Lessets' THE
oiebe rd.' at Sth st., Arlington. Va
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Microwave Design
Engineers

Our newly formed component and
antenna desien groups present an
outstanding CHALLENGE to engineers
experienced IN creative design Of
airborne radar antennas. mtcrowave
eomponents and eircuitry--from In.
eeption through product design
stage Degree or applicable expe-
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Product Design Engineers
(Packagingl

Excellent opportunity for ensineers
experienced In the functional de-
sign paekasing Of airborne elee-
tronie systems Familiarity with
applicable experience desired.
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ENGINEERS
WORK IN SMALL
PROJECT GROUPS

At Raythecn's Maynard plant you
work in project groups small
enough 70 insure individual recog-
nitton-with maximum opportunity
Tor promotion and professional
growth.
Here are n few current openlnss
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YOUNG MAN
YOUNG MEN

Over Is. part time. after 4 pm
Sec JOHN GORDON. as pm, Rm
7lQ. 1929 @ 81 NV
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Permanent position available for
young map. IL TO u, 70 assist In
binding Of reports learn. TO oper-
nsehn's msqs ~ nrey ed e srp.,s Print
VIZ. for in. srsis. al VII. ssS.9s0OSSt
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-03
ROseHini Predicts Heavy Alaska Oil Production

FAIRBANKS; R - Washing tons governor Albert D. Rosellini predicted Wednesday that heavy commercial production of oil will come from Wells in the Swanson River area of Alaska's Kenai Peninsula.
 He said he had information that wells No. 2 and 3. drilled jointly by Standard Oil Co. and Richfield Oil Co.,, were producing as well as the first, discovered by Rich field last year, and now produc- ing 900 barrels daily.
 Rosellini arrived here Wednes- day with a group of 70 Washing ton business and civic leaders on the third leg of it's four day good will tour. It was to stop over in tKetchikan Thursday afternoon for Ia luncheon before heading back to Seattle.
 Earlier Wednesday in Anchor age, H. Dewayne Kreager, direc- tor of the Washington State De partment of Commerce and Eco homie Development, told a lunch con meeting the economy of both Alaska and Washington would come close to collapse if federal defense appropriations were with drawn.
 He warned Alaskan business men to prepare for the day when federal funds would be withdrawn and urged the creation of new jobs to take up the slack when that day should come.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-03
Officers Elected To
 Pioneers Grand IglOo

JUNEAU, R - Some 100 old timers closed their 42nd annual convention Sunday night of the Pioneers of Alaska.
 Elected as officers of the or ganization were: Otto Reopen, president of the Grand Igloo; Art Lutro, Fairbanks, first vice president; Lestor O. Gore, Ket- chikan, second vice president; Carl Lottsfeldt, Anchorage, chap lain; Harold Thompson, Ketchi- kan, sergeant-at-ar1ns.
 Trustees elected were Howard Stabler, Juneau; James Jorgen- son, Fairbanks; Robert Korn, Cor dova; Isaac Woodman, Valdez, | and Winfield Erwin, Seward.
 Reelected were Theo McKen- ma, Fairbanks, Secretary; Walter R. Heizel, Juneau, Treasurer; Linda Shaffer, fairbanks, re- corder, and Will H. Chase, Cor dova, historian.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-03
Stop Where?

MIAMI, Fla, R ILL A traffic policeman lined up eight motor ists and started writing tickets for failure to heed a stop sign.
 Seven accepted the tickets, say ing they hadn't seen the sign. The eighth said, "Show me the stop sign and I'll accept the ticket"
 "So you can't see a big red sign on a tall green pole?" asked the officer.
 They walked back to the inter- section, but there was no stop sign.
 Somebody must have stolen it," said the red-faced officer as he tore up the tickets.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-03
Alaska Airlines, Inc. Sets New Record
 For Passengers Hauled

Alaska Airlifles passenger loads set new records during the past July and August, with passenger totals more than double those for the same months in 1857 on the lines Seattle Fairbanks route, it was announced this week by Richard w. Gilbert, senior vice president.
 On northbound flights from Se- attle to Fairbanks and Anchorage, Alaska Airlines passengers this year totaled 398 more in July and 452 more in August than were carried by the line during the same months in 1857.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-03
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS

CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS Our Savior's Lutheran Church
 John l.. Maakestad, Pastor Sunday Sunday School, 9:45 am. Morning Worship, II am. Evening Service, 7:30 pm. Wednesday Mid-Week Meeting, 7:3O pm. Choir Practice, 8::30 pm. Confirmation Class, pm. Thursday Luther League Youth Meeting
 7:30 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-06
Red- Eyed Walrus
 Causes COnsternation At N. Y.'s Aquarium By RAY KOHN
By RAY KOHN

NEW YORK, R = You'd be
 ted-eyed, too, if you were a wal rus, the New York Aquarium has discovered after two years of lpuzzlement.
 Olaf is the only walrus in cap &ivity in the Western Hemis- $phere. He's fat, 1,200 pounds,
 hnd sassy and in apparently good health, but his eyes always have that monumental hangover look. %hey're crimson and bleary-look- 8ng.
 "We knew he'd not been on a |binge," said aquarium director
 Christopher Coates last Friday, $'and we knew he was getting
 plenty of sleep. But we couldn't Figure out what was wrong with his eyes"
 While they dangled a bucket of Head fish over Olaf, the doctor Inspected the eyes and prescribed "a salve. An infection in one eye, which had been swollen half shut, Swas cleared up. But both orbs re-
 nained bloodshot. When they called in a veter-
 fnarian, the latter threw up his hands and said, "What do I know about walrus eyes?" Coates brought his own opthal-
 nologist to the Coney Island site. Someone got the bright idea of
 asking up Alaska way, where Olaf came from. T The answer came back from fhe Alaskan Fish and Game Service:
 Bleary red eyes are par for the Icourse in walruses. But we're probably not through with Olaf. Coates is worried about something else. Olaf, he says,
 keeps sucking the paint off the walls of his tank, and is trying to Jake the caulking out of the win dows."
 Okay, Alaska Fish and Game Service: What about that?"
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-06
Nome Dancers Featured In New York TV-

The Nome Eskimo Dancers are back from New York, where they appeared on Gary Moore's Tele- vision show "It's "A Secret" !"
 While in New York for five days, fhe group went sightseeing, and visiting with former friends. John Kiminock reports a visit with Dr. Fred Langsam. who was |prepring to leave fod India on October 2, as a missionary doctor. Mir. and Mrs. Mogg visited with their daughter, Madeline, who lives in New Jersey. Visits were also made in Anchorage to the
 ANS hospital to visit friends.
 When asked what part of the trip they liked the best, the con-
 census of opinion was "getting back home"
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-06
Search For Pair Linked By Cory Clues In Calf.

SACRAMENTO, Calif., R - Police continued their search Saturday for a writer of hate filled poems and a TV announcer whose blood-spattered car was found here Wednesday.
 Officers said they have linked Roy Victor Olson, 23, formerly of Fairbanks, Alaska, to the dis appearance of Ogden Miles, 36, former New York radio actor, and fear it may be murder case - although killer, victim and mo- tive are missing.
 Sacramento police said Olson was arrested in Fairbanks for robbery on October 28, 1854.
 Tefevision announcer Miles hasn't been home since Tuesday night, when he visited several bars after attending his weekly gym class at health studio. His wife said he usually came home early and didn't drink much. They have two children.
 His blood-spattered red convert ible was found parked in the heart of town on Wednesday.
 A North Sacramento police man says he thinks he saw Olson in Miles car at 4 am. Wednes- day.
 A bloody butcher knife and a lood-stained white cooks uni form were found in the weeds near Olson's home, along with Identification cards from Miles wallet.
 Olson, who recently lost job as cook, came here last June to live with his mother, Mrs. Dor othy Ehly. She hadn't seen him in IS years, but said she learned he had been in trouble with the police for the past six years - burglary, robbery and car theft.
 She showed reporters a shoe box full of poems her son had written on religion, life in prison and love.
 She said he had written others lately.
 'They are so full of hate that I was frightened" she declared.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-06
Sec. Of Fisheries
 Matters Asked By Wash. Sen.

SEATTLE, R = Appointment of a deputy Secretary of State for Fisheries Matters was urged Fri day by Senator Henry M. Jackson O-Wash.
 Jackson charged that the United States is without a fishery policy because no one in the department has the knowledge or authority to deal with such problems. Until a secretary is appointed, Jackson said, President Eisenhower should direct the State Department to delegate one person to be respon- sible for fishery affairs.
 The senator, campaigning for his second term, told a group of fisherrnen's wives, the United States is "going off in all direc- tions" in their fishery policy.
 ''At one conference we support the historic three-mile limit" he said. ''In the Icelandic crisis we supported Iceland on the Emile limit"
 Jackson said this lack of a CO., ordinated policy leaves the United States in poor position when dealing with the Canadians who have announced their intention of extending territorial waters to the Emile limit.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-06

REMINDER TO ADVERTISERS
 Copy for Display Advertise ments must be in the hands of the printers by noon the day before insertion. We would appreciate your cooperation.
 - THE NOME NUGGET III
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-04-11

vention is a definite nutritional
aid. l. gets the family up in time
TO enjoy a good breakfast. And
nutritionists, whose clocks seem
TO De accurate, say that break
fast is the most neglected meal
of the day. 1t should supply one
fourth to one-third of the bodv's
daily requirements for protein.
minerals, vitamins and Galleries.
According to authorities in the
nutrition field, you're apt to be
grumpy, tired and less efficient
during the day if you don't eat a
good breakfast. A basic break
fast, they say. should consist of
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-04-11

DON'T SUPPORT JIMCRO-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-04-11

America will be held at AMIN
college, April 18. Host for the
one-day meeting will be the
Lawrence A. Davis Chapter of
AMIN college and the r. N.
Chanay Eta Chapter of Merrill
high school
Representatives from Eta clubs
will come from Dumas, Morrilton,
Blytheville, Little Rock and Pine
Bluff. Colleges will be represent
ed by Philander Smith college,
Baptist college, Shorter college
and AMIN college.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-04-11

Miss Legoria Peters of Phi
lander Smith college will serve
as president of SNEA. Counselors
will be DR.. E, R Arnold, Phi
lander Smith college. Mrs. Vivian
Haywood, Little Rock, and DR..
Rufus Game, AMIN college; Miss
J. D Harven, and Mrs. *.
J. Pierre, AMIN college.
The theme for the meeting is:
The Task of the Teacher in the
Emerging Scientific Age
All meetings will be held in
the Agricultural auditorium.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-04-11

fruit or fruit juice, cereal, milk
or coffee and several slices of
bread or toast. Eggs, bacon or
other meats should be included
several times a week.
So far as breakfast is con-
cerned, time is of the essence for
the average family. One of the
main reasons why so many work.
ers and children do not have an
adequate breakfast is that they
do not have sufficient time to ear
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-04-11

and enjoy it.
on may moan
and groan the
first few days
when you have
to get up and
sh U off the
alarm a half
hour e earlier,
but in a short
time you're like
" to be hale,
nearly ana nave
healthier APP
p elite. And
your mily
will owe a vote