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4 Girls In Race
 For July 4 Queen

Four contestants will vie for the honor of 4th of July queen, it was announced this week by the JayceeS.
 Kathy Burke is being sponsored by the Orpheum Theatre and the American Legion Post here.
 A second contestant is Betty Schreiner, who is being sponsor ed by Sportland.
 Pacific Northern Airlines and Kodiak AirwayS have joined forces to sponsor Johanna Beukers.
 (Continued on page 15)
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Jaycees Promise Exceptional 4th

Beginning with sky diving exhibition, featuring Ron Short of the Jaycees; at 7 pm. on July 3, the biggest 4th celebration -Ko- diak has ever seen will get under way
 The booths at the small boat harbor will open at that time.
 Among the events not previous ly announced that are scheduled for the holiday are the following: At l pm. on. the 4th, Ron Short will make another sky dive. Jay cees staging this event say he has some surprises in store for this jump.
 Al 1:2O pm. there will be blind folded pillow fights. The contes- ta1tS will Straddle an elevated log The winner will be the one who remains longest on the log. Contestants are to bring their own pillow and blindfold. Prizes are offered.
 A whistle race will start at 1:45 pm Contestants will run in one direction and reverse direc- tion each time the whistle blows. First one to cross either the starting line or the finish line wins.
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Rake Villagers Defy Trap Ban

Juneau R. Ernest Williams, president of the organized village of Rake, pleaded innocent early Thursday to a charge of violating Alaska's 1859 law banning fish traps.
 Williams was arrested late Wednesday as the State moved to enforce anti-trap statute in the face of Federal regulations that permit operations at Il native owned sites this year. The Federal Government had acted to support the natives claims to special rights to use gear when the Interior Department authorized the use of village funds at Angoon and Rake to employ legal counsel Expenditures up to $5,O0O by each village were approved. Metlakatla, third community involved, already had legal counsel.
 Williams was arrested by Jack Rhein, chief enforcement officer of the State department of Fish and Game. He was taken into custody at Point PybuS, one of four Rake traps which moved into position, and moored with seven big anchors. The native leader entered a plea of innocent at 2 am. in his arraignment before US. Commissioner Vernon Coun- ter at Petersburg.
 He was released without bail pending hearing next Monday at Juneau. The charge carries a maximum penalty of a year in jail or $5,OOO fine.
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Boxing, Wrestling Slated For July 3

A full card of boxing and wrestling will be offered as part of the attractions for the July 4 celebration.
 The event, sponsored in aid of the St. Mary'S Parish Develop ment Fund, will be staged at the National Guard Armory, July 3, beginning at 7:3O pm. Boxers from the Naval Station and in town will participate.
 Boxers who are slated on the card include Lonnie Massangak,
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MERCHANTS AGAIN

Thursday, the Merchants met the Cardinals on the Base field, with Mickey Shuravloff facing the first 18 batters, allowing 2 hits, with all 2 scoring. Billy Watkins relieved in the third, striking out 9 of the next IS at bat. Final score was A to 10 in favor of the unde- feated Merchants.
 On the mound for the Cardinal was Mike Clune, who allowed ' hits from the first 13 at bat. Re lieying Clune in the third was AuguStyn.
 Continued from Page 4)
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Offer
 July 4 Challenge

The undefeated Kodiak Fisher men Tug of War Team will chal- lenge any team at 2:30 pm. on July 4th, to a rope pulling winner take-all contest. The prize is $50.
 Spokesman for the fishermen stated that they can beat any team that the Navy, Marines or Coast Guard, to say nothing about any other civilian team, can be put together. Tn fact, we will pull them clear through town" he said.
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Gov. Egan Moves To Establish
 Supreme Court

JUNEAU R-Gov. Egan put the machinery into motion Thurs day to activate the Alaska State Supreme Court. He called on State judicial council to nominate candidates for appointment as justices.
 Egan said he expected the six man council to meet later in the month and submit a list of candi- dates for three justice vacancies by. early July. Council is composed of three lawyers and three lay men. Egan will make the appoint mentS.
 The Council moved to activate the first phase of Alaska's still unborn State court system on the recommendation of Atty. Gen. Rader, following Tuesdays deci- sion by the US. Ninth Circuit Court at San Francisco that it lacked jurisdiction to hear appeals from Alaska's present interim sys- tenn.
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Guard Shoots Fellow Marine on Station Disarms Sentries, Drives to Kodiak

The tragic shooting of Marine guard on the Naval Station occur red early Friday morning, when Marine Corporal, on duty as a motorized patrol, killed him with his service revolver. Reason for the shooting has not been deter mined.
 Corporal O'Neal Click, accord ing to evidence, shot his fellow Marine in the chest, as the latter stood guard at No. 3 gate On the station Click then jumped into his patrol vehicle, after taking the victims gun and ammo, and pro- ceeded towards town. Arriving at the No. 1 gate, he disarmed the two guards on duty, taking both their revolvers and ammunition.
 Continuing into Kodiak, Click drove through town shortly after five o'clock. He was spotted by a cab driver near the Beachcombers. This information was turned over to local police, US. Marshal Nc
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Kinley, and the Shore Patrol. Click was found in the small house owned by Dr. and Mrs. Bob Johnson near Mission Lake, where he had barricaded himself.
 The Marine turned gunman came out of the house armed with two 45'S, and asked to talk with the Marine Captain. He then threw down the guns and surrend- cred.
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who will fight B. Smith; J. S. Hansen and "Frenchie" Doutreuil; George Cohen and A. Adams; R. Johnson and P. Smith; P Q. Doria and Tony LanceneSe; T. Watson and "KOol'' Kile. A battle royal" to be staged by the Kodiak Brown Bears is also scheduled.
 A wrestling match will see Kid Taco" Barrient0s and Tiger" Mel son battling it out with Killer"
 Beck and Swamp Rat" Hale.
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Soap Box Derby
 Ramp Set Up Soon

Under the directioi of Walt Muller, who will again be in charge of the Soap Box Derby, the Jaycees will set up the start ing ramp very soon.
 All entrants are asked to be ready to start practice runs.
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SEEK VETS TREATMENT IN PRIVATE HOSPITALS

WASHINGTON LR.-A bill sponsored by Senators Bartlett and Ernest Gruening would per init the Veterans Administration to contract with private hospitals in Alaska for treatment of war veterans.
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Little League
 cam Standings

Little League Baseball stand ings to date places the Merchants on top of the heap with six wins and no losses so far.
 Standings of the six teams to date ara ac fnII0uc.
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Along Tie Waterfront

A group of Alaska Packers and Halferty Cannery officials are ex- pected in town next week.
 MT. Olpin, Vice-president of Alaska Packers, and from the San Francisco office, CD. Day, Gen eral Manager of the same com pany, from the Seattle office, and Don Cooper, Production Manager from Seattle, are expected to arrive here Tuesday. Wally Johnson, from the Seattle office of Halfertys will be in over the weekend.
 The YARSH brought in 400 boxes of clans Thursday. Clam canning will continue mbst of next week. concluding about June g, by. which time the company expects to make their quota, ac- cording to Del Valentine, Super intendent here.
 The company is canning Karluk reds, too Good runs were brought in at the beginning, but slacked off due to bad weather later in the week.
 A
 Q
 Salmon from Karluk are the only product being proceSsed at King Crabs Inc. these days. The shrimp fishermen are still on strike. More salmon will be cam ed over the weekend.
 t
 No excitement or. activity at the. City Dock. The Expansion is expected in on Monday heading for Seward.
 t
 Jack Johnson, wharfinger at the dock, indulges in some skin diving in his off hours. He and some of the JayceeS who are also skin diving, have only one fear as they come up out of the water being shot at!
 They state they are alergic to bullets. A skin diver has the ap- pearance of a seal as he comes out of the water. Johnson asked that all seal hunters or would be seal hunters look twice before they ,shoot. There's no bounty on skin divers!
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ENCYCLOPEDIAS
AND DICTIONARIES

PRICED FOR QUICK SALE
GEORGE FRIENDS BOOK SHOF
922 9th st NV. MA S-940.
Open Ewes Til $50
FENCE, white picket; 3-ft. to SIT
sections, 81 #. or best offer. IA
1888.
ELEC. RANGES, recond., guar; al
sizes, S34 50 up PEERLESS SALES
Co, 2237 Ga ave NV AID 2-210O
FiberglaS Plastic Panels
All Colors and Sizes
For Patios, Awnings, Skylights,
Greenhouses, Fences. Partitions
Slightly Imperfect Seconds
All Panels disable
vIsTA-LUx PLASTIC CO II
Beltsville, Md. Webster 5-302C
FANS EXHAUST, easy to install
FITS steel easement windows. disc
price Sl9 IS. HE 1852
FIREPLACE-Gas or electric logs
screens and irons, etc ACMI
STOVE, l01l 18th NV Ma 8-S952
FLOOR POLISHERS. vacuum clean.
err and sanders: rebuilt. fully
guar. MODERN FLOORS. 243i
18Th 81 NV. AID. 4-7575
FOAM RUBBER. inch thick. 60c
mattreSsee. SOS: l-inch pads
sl.95. Elk. 3-6633.
FURS-New and slightly used mink
garments Of every description al
fraction of oriRinsl cost. Shop
and compare BAsKIN FURS
corner 9th and q n "
FURN., bedrm. twin; carpet. desk,
liv, rm pieces: fold-a dor; leav-
ing town RIA 3-5950.
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HELP WOMEN


SECRETARY = Shorthand 90.l00
elec. typewriter; downtown once
salary, $50 wk. Good dement's
Mr.. AxFoRD, Ma. a-503I
SECRETARY - "oirl Monday
Through Friday. ambittousI
smart, GOOD skills; friendly air
conditioned once MRS. KALI
KOW, TIA. 9-0315.
SECRETARY, i-giri once, Fall,
Church; le-4S, 3 days. a. S2sl
POTOMAC EMPL.. lO4 =. Broad
ST.. JE, 2-T212.
sECRETARY-Inter. pos, in radio,
TV neld for exper, steno. with
slight bookkeeping, reg. hrs good
ioc.. minimum $1,000 No regis
ration Zee MANAGEMENT CON
sULTANTs INC, SUITE 1901
1895 O NV.
SECRETARY
For pleasant i-eir once Tipping
some shorthand, mailine literature
and sen ONCE work, Hrs. $40 Il
5 pm, Mon. thru Fri RE 7-0760
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE
lcoNflNuFpl
NEW ROOFS


Old roofs repaired as low as $40.
Outterlng and dQwnspOuts. Paint
ms papering, piasterine, carpen-
Try, Free est, LA. 0-ib17,
ODD JOBS, patios our specially
Concrete dfiveways. sidewalks
VIII, U-sOlu,
PAINTING, REMODELIN0 RE-
I PAIRS--Roois, suffers. spouts
7 Terms Ii, B-4366,
PAINTING-lnterior. exterior, By
ex-0Is. we beat all estimates, Call
IA m. 10 ] pm, DI. 1-5DIB.
PAINTING = Contractors. iargt
commercial work; also residential
PAINTING, SMALL JOSIAH work
guaranteed; white mechanic, l.
! 4-35SS.
PAINTING. interior and exterior
25 years exper . sober white mech
Reas prices. Ho, 2-27lS.
iPkINTING PAPERING.--lst class
workmanship, work done immedi-
ately MR.. POAT, RIA. 3-5643.
PAINTING, EXT. AND INT. and
/ general repairs; for a free est,
I Call JE. 2-7697 weekdays FROM
I So pm Mr. wEAFENFoRTH.
PAINTING. int, ext: roof, car
7 pentry, gutter work BY white
Call ANYTIME, Oh S-4404.
PAINTING AND PAPERING: NEAT
/ WORKMANSHIP, HIGHLY SKILL
/ ED. WE. 5-5649.
PAINTING, PAPERING, interior and
exterior, FILA loans avail. esti-
I mates. JU 9-477l.
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING
Quality work; Fl eeestimates
4 Ii 3-23S4
PAPER HANGING. SIS and up so
/ suntast washable paper. JU S.
1000, RIA. 6-2SS4. VIII 2-S456,
Paperhanging Painting
Good work. Prompt.
| RIA. 6-6324.
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sITUArIOGS-W0MEN
SITuATIORs-DomEsTlc

NURSE. white, practical, wants
care OF invalid, RA. 3-631T.
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LAB. TECH

Lab. technicians IN great demand
Coed day and eve. classes; class
starts April 93. Courses incl.
microscope technique and hema-
tology. urinalysiS, blood chemistry
and bact For information phone
WASh; sch; NED. TECH, FE.
LEARN TYPING. shorthand. IBM
Seypunch. PIX expert teachers
DAY or eve low cost TEMPLE
SCHOOL, 1888 @ NV Ma S-4R29
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HELp-DOMEsTp
IcoNIiNUEpl


MATURE WOMAN. as companion /,
elderly lady, must speak Italian
Call EN- 5-00pB.
PERMANENT HOME 10 retire,
white woman in exchange fol
household duties and care Of ~
yr,-old daughter Of working moth
err. IA, 6-6s00, MRS. LIGOAN 81
write 2OA5 Wilson blvd, Ari, va
SETTLED WHITE WOMAN. live In
NV, 3-day Wk.. care Of small
sirli salary open, IA. 7-S30l
alter 500.
WHITE WOMAN. for child care
o-day week. live IN or out. HE
4-3l4d after pm.
CoL0RED WOMAN. to care for
small children in exch. for room
board, Wlcolored fam. LA. 9-0762
COL0RED CHRISTIAN LADY, liy
IN. Child care Rent and boar
Tree with small salary. n am. d
= pm, Ii. 6-005g.
COLoRED--LIyE IN; under IS, 10,
business family, , girls In pvt
schools. new air-cond home, tol
salary, EN-. 5-2403.
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PAINTING, SMALL J0Bs-All work
guaranteed; white mechanic l.
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HELP WOMEN

RECEPTIONIsT AND MANICURIsT
Pull time, 1855 New Hampshire
ave, Silver Spring, Nd NE. A.
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Old roofs repaired as low as $40.
Outtering and downsp0uts. Paint
ms papering, piastering, carpen-
Try, Free est, la. 0-lB17.
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SITUATl0NS-MEM

ACCOUNTANT. chief. retail, whole.
SAFE msi construction, bankinl
credit and coll and some pur.
chasing exper., des. change. Min
salary, $4,000 yr. Box 277-R, star.
---.-------.---.- 23s
CLAIMS INVESTIGATORS would
IKE 70 work Tor lawyer(s) for thI
piaintlu y. Box 4S4l, Wash,
ington =. D. C 9is
WORK IN COUNTRY: Houseboy
handyman, on farm; exper.; drive
tractor. DU. 7-T2S6 after 4.3O.
o3s
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AL HOUSE CLEANING, floors.
windows, walls; floors Sanded and
Waxed. painting; 10 yrs. exper
Ex 3-l452; after $50, Ii. f.
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PAINTING PAPERING. list class
ately Mr.. PoAT, RA. 3-5643,
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FURNITURE

Two complete sample houses Of
furniture at sacrifice prices, con
slsting Of 3 bedrooms, complete. 2
dining room suites. modern and
Provincial. living room suites,
, recreation room suites, / Fmer-
son air conditioner. HOTPOINT
refrigerator For information, call
DE. 2-474S Can be seen 1928
l4th 81 nv Avail Wed. tn
q pm, Thurs, 8 am. to o pm
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MOTOR TRAVEL

HARVARD GRADUATE student
wants ride to Boston this week
Share expenses. Cali BILL. 10.
5-1E57.
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FILE CLERK-Permanent position
an alert young lady. knowledge Of
typina. company benefitA. b-dal
week, Call Personnel, Hu $4,000
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HELP-O0MkSTIc

ICOOK-G.H.W., care Of 1st a o.
mod. house. Stay some nights
Elec. kit, laund Thurs. ever
other Sun. on. Other help empl
Refs. EN-. 2-l421.
COOKING. g.h.w, in country: liv,
in; references. AID. 2-26s9.
CIV. care 2 children; 2-bedrm
apt, N. .Arl.. S25 week plus car
fare. ia. 7-4549 after 6 pm.
CIV, live In: local refs; $50
week: = day Thursday. every
other sun. EN-, 2-2223.
G.H.W. and child care: . days a
week and live in VIZ. ends through
10 an Sun. OIL. 4-37O5.
HOUSEKEEPER, white. Live in
COOKING, child care. References
Call VIII 2-306e.
LIVE IN n. Y; s45-S6O wk.; over
y No money needed AETNA
EMPL AGCY. 1853 You 81. nv
HU. 3-6509.
MAIDS Give OUTl-s4O WR.
DAY NORKERS-S10 DAY
AMER. EMPL.. 2512 l4th NV
MAID. live in, weekends. for doc
tors family. ? children. Gail Q
70 5. SP. 3-e255.
MAIDS To LIVE IN; ur, ~ san ny
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

AL HOUSE CLEANING, floors,
windows, walls; floors Sanded and
WaXed. painting; 10 yrs exper
FIX 3-l452; after $50, Ii. f.
ADDITIONS, ATTICs FINISHED
garages and rec. rms All work
guaranteed Free estimates. W. L
UTZ CO.. SP. 3-3536
ADDITIONS. ROOMS. PORCHES
Rec. rooms, dormers. garages,
Complete custom builders service
Fast free estimate, day-night
ALLIED HOME IMPROVEMENT CO
HA. 2-S316
ALL GENERAL REPAIRS. cement
work and roofing. asphalt drive
ways. FL 4-55SS
ALTERATIONS. REMoDELING AND
STONE PATIOS; playrooms, dor
merS' additions, screened porcheS.
IN nearby Virginia. =, lIE. to pay,
free estimates. JE. 2-1goI.
ANGELO MARCUCCIO
FlagStone and Stone Work
All types Of masonry work patios,
walks steps, porches and water
PROBING JU. 7-54S4.
ASPHALT CONCRETE driveways
walks, patios: resurfacing. Free
estimates; terms. JU. 9-7649
BLOCK, brick, cement work of all
types new and repairs; all work
guaranteed. RE. 5-4S60. RE.
6-96SS.
BRICK AND REPAIR WORK: no
Job too small GEORGE w. HEN
SON, LU. 2-S027.
BRICK VENEER your frame or
cinderblock home for as little as
$40 mo. FILA financ. IA. $4,000.
BRICK WORK. block. retaining
walls, patios, Bar-B-Q pits, ga
RACES. 10. S-479S
BRICK AND BLOCK WORKINGS
or repair No lob too small Guar
anteed work. Free est. SO. 5-G3S3
23'
BSMT. GARAGES CLEANED, trash
removed also general repairs
ROBERT CRAWFORD, NO 7-fO6S
CABINETS MADE, bookcases, kitch-
en- remodeling, store fixtures. bars,
etc, reas. La. 6-l733. 26'
CARPENTRY-Building and gen.
eral remodeline in all phases Call
J R. LAWRENCE. Ii. $500
CARPENTRY and renodelhng. ia.
S-l92S OF IA. 4-2442.
CARPENTRY, general home i'm
provements Of all types. 20 years
exper. DO own work WA 1880
CARPENTER-General jobbinp, re-
modelling, store fronts. fixtures.
additions rec. rooms, Drickwork,
concrete work, plastering. paint
ing, EDDIE HOWELL. JU. 9-406l
CEMENT. BRICK WORK. home TN
Droyements Of any kind Do my
own work Free est. AID 4-742g.
CEMENT, carpentry. brick, land
scaping work. No lob too large OF
too small. Gail AD. Alta anv
hour or 10. 2-2s33 til 5 pm.
CHIMNFYs, concrete, brk. plaster.
carpentry wk.; high-class wk ali
guar: % yrs. exp. JACK HERTZ,
1905 Hobart st. nv. HU. 3-67s6
CUSTOM HOME BUILDING
ALSO COMMERCIAL WORK
WE. 1892
DO 1T NOW before the summer
rush Painting, exterior and in
ZERO Tree est JU. s-9144
ELEC. INSTALLATION. wiring or
rec rms additions, C units.
orlers, he. and bono JU 1~Sld7.
ELECTRICIAN. licensed. colored
wiring and repairs IN accord with
v G code DE 2-AS25
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS. CONNER
eial, residential Cali OIL. 6-3635
Free estimates
FLOORS-Sanding. anis1iae- re-
pairing. Guaranteed work. O'HARE
FLOOR SERVICE On A-u.35
FURs REPAIRED AND RESTORED;
factory on premises. low summer
rates prevail now BASKIN FURS.
Sth and @ NV
FLOORS sANDBD. re-
finished and waXed guaranteed
work; 'essonable. CO. 5-9jg0.
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HELP WOMEN

TYPIST, must be exper. with IBM
cleo typewriter, perm. DOS. Please
write Box 3bb-S, Star.
TYPISTs-Reeep,. s6O-s7O Wk
ktenog,, $40 500 wk. Bookprs.
th3-NY0 Wk All kinds openings
SELECT Free Reg. --compare fees
or regret BOYD'S, cor. 18th
and q NV, ST. 3-345O.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER; ALSO PAYROLL
CLERK, for lge. construction co
Construction exper. preferable, but
not necessary: salary open for the
right persons. Please send COM
plete resume of experience. BOX
oS1-S Star
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

MISUNDERSTANDING
and advanced. JOE SOPRANI, solo.
list with USAF Band. 10. 2-423S.
FEDERAL ENTRANCE EXAM new
classes, last one $4,000 TO $1,000;
sii SUBJECTS covered Wed and Fri.
years exper. BOYD CIVIL SERV-
ICE COACHING. cor. 10Th and
@ q W MA S.OgAn
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CLERK-TYPIsT
B. F. SAUL co.
925 18th St. NV,
WASHINGTON. D. c.

CLERK-TYPIST
H. S. grad: ability type As w.p.m.;
business expeT. not essential; good
salary and oppor.. advancement
wide auto financing institution.
Call Mr.. Collins for personal
UNIVERSAL CIT CREDIT CORP
26l Constitution Ave. RE 1-6570
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SECRETARY

OGSI1G 1 an
Interesting, active position as ad.
ministrative secretary to builder
developer in Bethesda. Applicant
must be perSonable, enjoy working
with people and be able to keeE
and organize desk for efic. follow.
through. Real estate exper. pre-.
ferred but not essential. OIL. ..
474l or write KEN FREEMAN
CORP, 6410 Rufin I'd, Chevy
Chase, Nd.
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AnSonia Furniture Co.
3 Rooms of Furniture

This decorator furniture was being
he'd for a customer who moved
out OF town, There is an unpaid
balance Of only $3.50. Can be
purchased by a responsible per-
son for only S3.a5 weekly. ALL
PRANn NEW-NEVER LEFT OUR
STOPE 80 pieces IN Ell.
MARIO FURN. co.
1923 l4th st NV DE 2-4747
ouen Daily Til Q Pm,
wed, Sat. and Sun, Til d PM.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ICO0k-Excel.. Inv, colored wom-
an; II 10 throueh dinner. exner
best reference. tn. 2-944l
EXPERIENCED oolored woman
oesires cafeteria work or work Of
any Kind ewes. ref. Ii. 3-2S29.
EXPERIENCED COLoRED WON.
; Az wants days a week 5000
HOuSEKEEPER, white, empl in
high-claSs home. Adults pref Can
1--we In. DE. 2-0SSS after 10 am
SPRING CLEANING. everything
from attic TO basement. Apt. bldg !,
office bldg, and pvt. homes
what have you? Free estimates
cali early. ii 6-S323. pos
WANTED 5 days a week g.h.w.; re-
liable best references. AID =
S12f
YOUNG WOMAN wants Inv and
ironing. References 5 DAYS week
ly. Childcare. Ii. 6-032l.
.COIoRED LADY wants 3 DAYS
WORK; experienced, reference. AID.
COLORED GIRL wishes gh.w., live
out; experience, references. RIA
6-Sl12.
COL0RED GIRL, neat, wants days
work, Good ironer. Best refer
erenee. No bachelors. NO. 7-2T20.
COLORED WOMAN wants / days
WORK. Good references. KE. =
04S1.
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CLERKS
CLERK TYPISTS

positions open in, life
insurance company's new home
once building. located on Wiscon-
sin ave, near Upton and Van Nesi
sts., and equipped with all modern
facilities, IN q location which has
excellent transportation service
but which avoids heavy downtown
traffic: free private parking area
ideal opportunity for residents liy-
ing west OF Rock Greek Park; D.
day. 37la-hour week, many employ'
dement's, including economical en-
ploye cafeteria, vacation and sich
leave. disqualification and retire
ment eoveraRei some positions re,
duire only small knowledge o.
tying others require 70 40 w.p-m
must be high school graduate. agl
1895. Apply 10-i2 noon or "a
pm, Personnel once, LIST floor
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE
Co. 5000 wisconsin ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
Phone for an Evening
Interview
If Necessary
RFCEPTIONIsT 1TYPIsTJ = Non

RECEPTIONIST (TYPIsTI = Mon
through Fri. $3.50 to pm. Apply
Personnel, Providence Hospital
1850 Varnum ne, s TO 2 pm.
Mon. through Fri.
RECEPTIONIST TYPIST, front
once duties plus some typing IL
exec once OF natl assn: vii
teach modern board: dntn. loo.
to. $1,000, No registration fec
MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS
INC. SUITE 1901, 1435 @ NV
RECEPTIONIsT- TYPIST. white, di,
versitied work, 5-day week, per
manent position. Apply j E
HANGER, INC. 221 9 st NV.
RECEP. .TYPISTS iwhitel. Is won.
derful positions see DON REEL
AT PERSONNEL. 1871 @ st. NV
--today--now-ST. 3-3664
RECORDS CLERK, must be gooC
with figures and able TO type
interesting position, STAR pom
TIAC CO., Ii. 6-7200.