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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-04-26
AURORA EGLON

Donnie Harsh. only son of Mr..
and Mrs. Wilmer Harsh, Eglon.
left April II for Fort Knox where
he will be in training for the armed
services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Fikc. of
Tucson, AriZ.. is spending a few
days with relatives in this area.
A. w. Fike accompanied by his
son-in-laW and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Coy Allen and daughters, of
Ohio, and Mrs Martha Grove. Au-
rora, visited the formers son. Earl
Fike, who is a patient in a Weston
hospital, on Saturday The latter
Mr. Fike suffered severe burns
about the face several weeks ago
and his present illness is result
of the burns.
Last rites were conducted Tues
day in Keyser for Mrs. Cora Cal
camp Rembold, who died April 81,
after lengthy illness. She was a
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs
John Calcamp. and her late hus-
band Ed Rembold, was a son of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rem
bold, all of this area
John Snyder, Brooksde, was
taken Monday to Garrett County
Memorial hospital where he re-
mains a patient.
Pastor and Mrs. Clyde Hylton
and family. Eglon, attended a
wedding Saturday in Woodstock,
Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Mari BiSer, Wash
ington, visited a few days at the
home of Mrs Bisers mother, Mrs
Stella Feather, Eglon
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs
Lester Witt, Eglon. included MIR
and Mrs Ed Holden. Barberton.
O, and Miss Thelma Wilt, Wheel
ing
Walter Ashby, Annapolis, spent
the weekend at the home of Mrs.
Nina Lipscomb. Mt. Top They
were among those who attended
Sunrise services at the Lutheran
church, Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs Stanley Harsh and
four children, Barberton, o., spent
the holiday season at the home of
Mrs. HarSh'S parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Fike. Cash Valley
Ray Judy sold his share of the
Fike and Judy General store at
Eglon, to the Rev. and Mrs Galcn
Fikc. also of EgIon. Mr. Fike is
postmaster in Eglon.
The Rev. w l.. Teets, Eglon, was
taken Wednesday to. the Garrett
County Memorial hospital, Oak
land, after he became worse al his
home. He had been treated recently
at the institution.
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dy contribute to the appeal of this
operetta
Old Barnaby, a miser, will be
played by Charles OHavcr who
announces his engagement to Con-
trary Mary portrayed by Joan
Richie This starts a chain of
events involving Barnaby'S neph-
ew, Alan Stanley uardesty): Tom
Porter Wclchl, the Widow Piper's
Beverly DEAN eldest son; and
BaInaby's niece, Jane Sue Mar
TIM.
After a mysterious disappearance
of two characters, the plot is COM
plicatcd by GonZorgo John UNI
stoU, sea-going ruffian, and
Roderigo Terry BelD, a simple
minded partner.
The scene then shifts to The
Spider Forest, where the mystery
grows under the direction of a
spider Dave Burdock), brown
bear CLARK Sharplessl, and the
Fairy Queen Carolyn Bittinger.
Act II opens in TOyland where
Marmadukc Jack jones', inspec-
tor of the Toyland Police, unravels
the plot intricaeies. The sights of
Toyland are revealed under the
guidance of the Master Toymaker
Lloyd Bittinger) and his appren-
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Oakland Local News

A daughter, Patricia 10. was born
TO Mr. and Mrs. Donald Butler in
Garrett County Memorial hospital
on Thursday. April 49,
Guy William limbaugh and Rod
ney Barkhurst, students at Wash
ington college. CheStertown, spent
the Easter weekend at the home Of
their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Gosnell,
ST., and children, Warren, Kathy
and Chris. of Rockville, were
Easter visitors of Mrs. Florence
Rathbun and Mark H. Moon, their
respective grandparents,
Billy Martin, Jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Martin, will enter Johns
Hopkins hospital on Friday, April
27. for surgery His parents will re-
main in Baltimore until he is dis
charged from the hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Beckman
and daughter. LaVale; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Miller and children, M
and Mrs Kenneth Harper and chill
drcn. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shaffcr
and children. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Miller Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Swell
CART and daughter, all Of Cresap-
town. visited their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Miller at Rosedale, on
Easter Sunday.
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tice, Grumio (Gilmor CUSTER.
The plot thickens as Barnaby
seeks revenge Evil spirits pervade
the atmosphere and the Toyshop
is in turmoil.
But the evil spell is broken and
the villain is revealed for what
he really is.
Other characters include Esther
Yoder Duane Schroyer, Gretchen
Briner and Charlotte Damon.
Toy soldiers are members of IA
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Snow White and The Seven l.
are first Grade pupils Of Mrs Eva
Ream, Center Street school.
There will be a chorus of Dan
dies, Villages. Toyshop Workers
Toy Soldiers French dolls, and
the Widow Pipcrs children
Accompanies are Miss Barbara
Lee Colabrcse and Sue Yutzy.
The price Of admission is 75
cents for adults and IS cents for
students
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Babes In 'Toyland
Will Be Presented
Friday at Southern

The Mother Goose and Toyland
fantasy, Victor Herbert'S Babes
in Toyland," under the direction
Of Mrs Ruth Brown, will be pre-
scented by the Southern High
School Senior chorus, tomorrow
night, Friday April u, at eight
O'Clock in the school gymnasium
Victor Herbert song hits, attrac-
tive scenery, bright costumes, fan
tasy, suspense, romance, and come
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Baptist church.

Baptist church.
Mrs. Esther Ritchey is in charge
OF the program The theme IS
One Family Under God. Who Is
My Family?" Guest speaker will
be Mrs. Lawrence Sherwood, Of
ST Paul's Methodist church.
Mrs. Robert Harvey and Mrs. AL
vim Friend will be in charge of
the music
Church women throughout the
county are invited.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell Malone and
two children we're in Philippi, w.
Va, with relatives over the Easter
weekend.
Rev and Mrs. John Bava, Davis
w. Va. we're supper guests of Mr.
and Mrs r. Fay Hauser last Sat
urday night.
DR. and Mrs. Paul Fazzalari, of
Parkville, and Miss Florence Fal-
zalari, Bethesda, were weekend
visitors of their father. James Faz-
2alari.
Mrs. Robert Nethken and chill
dren. who have been spending the
winter months in Rockville, spent
the Easter vacation period at their
home here.
Juanita Schock. Baltimore, Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. Walter Ready
over the past week Also visiting
from Hagerstown were her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Roland Ready.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lane and
daughter Brenda, Alexandria Va.
spent the Easter holidays with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James G..
Lane, in Mt Lake Park. Wesley
Lane and Cecil Lynn Baker, of
Arlington, Va, also spent Sunday
with the formers parents, Mr. ami
Mrs. Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. julius Dumire,
Morgantown, w Va; Mr.. and Mrs.
Elridge Venting. Cumberland:
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Smith. Adel-
phi; were weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Friend, Water
street. Mr.. and Mrs. John Stafford,
San Antonio. Texas, also spent a
week with Mr. and Mrs Friend.
Visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Louie and family,
south of Oakland, for the Easter
holidays were Mrs Louie's four
sisters and brother. Mrs. Anna
Ruby and children. Smock, Pa;
Mrs. Maxine Howe and daughter,
Baltimore; Mrs. Virgie Beaman and
daughter. Cumberland; Mrs. Bet
ty Louie and son, Oakland: John
Caster, Jr., and children, Wood
stock. Md.
The following children were bap-
tied Easter Sunday morning in s.
Johns Lutheran church, Red House,
by the pastor. the Rev. Luther Sci
bert: Steven Mark and Michael Dale
sons of Mr. and Mrs. Colt
Ronald Allen Junkins. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Junkins;
Mary Ann Kelley daughter of MI.
and Mrs Harland Kelley; Janet
Marie Knepp, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Ben Knepp Jr; Shelba Jean
Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Arlie Martin; and Jeffrey Alan
Wotring, son of Sandra Wotring.
Mrs. Edith Schlosnagle has re-
turned TO her home in Oakland af-
ter having spent the past several
with her son-in-laW and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn 7
Hoffman, in Woodstown, N. J. It
was learned since her return that
her son-in-law had been thrown
from horse during the winter,
suffering a broken leg and a
crushed knee. He was under hos
pital treatment for several weeks
and the accident will leave him
with permanent stiffness in the
one leg. The Hoffmans had two
riding horses.
Frank Schell who recently re-
turned from Florida with his wife
after spending the winter there,
was taken to the veterans hospital
near Pittsburgh one day this week.
after becoming seriously i'll. He
was taken first to Garrett County
Memorial hospital in the Leighton
ambulance. Accompanying him to
Pittsburgh were Mrs. Helen Dice.
registered nurse. Clarence Long,
Mrs. Schell and a son. Glenn Schell
from Baltimore. He is now a pa
tient in Ward E-8-43. Pittsburgh 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Long and Mrs.
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PICK BASEBALL WINNERS,
WIN CASH JACKPOT

Exciting new money game for
baseball fans!
If you can pick the winning base
ball teams you may win cold hard
cash. The Baltimore NeWS-Post
offers at least $500 each week. See
details, and entry forms in the
BALTIMORE NEWS-POST
On sale at your local newsdeaIer
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL ADS, TOO
LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

FOR SALES registered Here
ford bulls, Is mos. old. Lee Shill-
ingburg, phone DE 4-2985. ADV
9-2t
FOR RENT-Three-room apart
ment. Clyde Shipley, phone DE 4
2276. ADV Off
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May Fellowship Day
To Be Observed May a

Oakland Community Council of
United Church Women will observe
May Fellowship day on Friday,
May q at 1:30 in the Deep Creek
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Dear Friends.

want take this opportunity to state that it is a
privilege for Circuit Court Judge in the forhcom
ing primary. AS a candidate for the office, think it
would be and appropriate to bring to the atten
ton of the my record States Attorney from
1855 through 1858.
All persons will agree regardless of their affiliations,
that ALL laws should be enforced As your States
Attorney for endeavored to perform the obliga
tions my oath Of office the best of ability. Dur
ing my States Attorney ALI. criminal laws
enforced including the whiskey and gambling laws.
sought and prosecuted the fullest extent of the law
all such violations. Since the expiration of term al
81 years ago there have been prosecuted in the
Circuit Court and before Trial Magistrates alcoholic
beverage and gambling violations The record
dscloses prosecutions for alcoholic beverage and
gambling violations during my year States
Attorney than during the 10 period from 1913 through
1854 and from 1859 to date.
Sometimes it is said that crimes should not be prose-
cuted because complaints have been made to the
thorties 1t the province States Attorney
say which laws will will not be enforced If he had
this right his judgment would be substituted for the laws
passed by elected representatives If the laws
be amended repealed extended it should be done by
the Legislature and by any person. | felt it
my duty when States Attorney the chief law enforce
ment officer of the County, to cooperate with and assist
the other authorities and the burden the
of laws should not be shifted from the States Attorney
to any other officer.
think my respect for and understanding of the laws
which have been passed by elected representatives
merits the support Of all who interested in
furtherng the high tradition of judicial system
Therefore, respectfully and humbly ask the support
of the of both parties the
Court Judge at the Primary Election May Is, 1862.
Stephen r. Pagenhardt
Candidate For Circuit Court Judqe
the Candidate
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AMATUCCI
RAMBLER. INC

sTUDEBAKER 80. as Is. Best Of
fer. Needs some work. Body is
good. Call 772-0414.
STUDEBAKER '5s President, ex-
ceilent condition. $500. Call 723-
1873 after $50 pm.
STUDE. 1854 Champ. r. b. Cd.
fair condition. 500 or best offer.
IA. 2-7027.
TEMPEST '82 Lemans cow, r. and
h., auto. trans. and top, white,
black top and interior, Wv. tires.
low mi. By OWNER. $1,000. n.
e-4I34,
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
lcoNIlNUED)
ANY AMOUNT

Having troublef Need loan for Isl
or md trust2 D. G, property.
ULTRA REALTY SERV.. ia, 0-23l9
BANK RATEs-lst and 2nd trusts.
Instant cash. Will also finance or
buy real estate in distress or un-
usual situation. Anything. Any
ones credit good. Elk. 3-121b.
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS By
End trust; AMERICAN MORT
GAGE q INVESTMENT Co, 3l9
Southern Bldg, MA. S-333l. Inn
mediate services, 10 to 4:30 pm.
MONEY. End TRUST-We will buy
n Ind trust notes. D; c. nearby .,9 Nd I
%oSSfrojAeeiEs ', q rfis svEs FAT dSkf
PLENTY FUNDS AvAILRBLEwist
MoRTdR%SoE CO., iNc iN *. 9sbsod.
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special CJ3A. A.
wheel drive and tow bar. $795
Also left. Fiberglas boat riggeC
as floating blind, incl. licensl
and ar. !0S Sho esdnE PRIVILEGES for thi
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

WOOD AREA-Approx. ID acres
improved, BY b-bedrm. frame
house, elec. and water. tobacco
barn, stream. Beaut. located on
hill fronting on hard road approx
90 miles to ID. c and 20 miles
70 Fort Geo. Meade, Price
Sls;500,. GOOD terms. offered by
LOUIS A STARLlNd. l0g9 2Oih
sun ns cal West st-s River. n MS sa! O fnd
UN. 7-422l.
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DESK SPACE


DEsK-sEC. for salesman to fed
s5al agencies 2 joint accts. avail,
Write Box 392-V. Star,
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Jack Blank

Areas Largest Pontiac Dealer
$3.50 18th ST. NV. 482-37O0
PONTIAC '03 Tempest 4-dr. s2.3ii.
$3.50 extra, radio. s82 extra. No
charge for heater. S75 extra for
power steering. Any color, ON g
yr. warranty. FLOOD PONTIAC,
30 yrs. at 422l Conn.
PONTIAC $50 Catalina 2 door
hardItop. quito. p.s.. 7. and h
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14l3 K STREET
OFFICES. STUDIOS WANTED

NV. BUSINESS AREAS rooms
.iI. ec wiII med ioT .slsPhcn'
81. io.YisYg.! 'ss'i. 70 " Vi AL 300 cal
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OFFICE d, AND pEs sEv SPACE
1901 n STREET NV.

First-fioor office. 1000 "a, IT,. in
includes air eond., heat, light.
basie lanitor service. Call MI
AGENCY. Ma. $4,000.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

JEEP ID46 with 1888 motor, good
mechanical condition and rubber.
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100 ACRES. streams. surveyed,
growing timber, road frontage,
beautiful house built 1926. par
alone more than price asked.
Price S9,750.. Terms. BURTON
REALTY, Louisa, We.
~ ACRES-Highway, 4 rms. halls,
s sIs;.,,t excel; Price, $1,000. Terms.
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LOVING CHEVROLET

HUDSON Hollywood 1854 4.dT. ts'
| owner, Only Si7b. Call Lu. 4.
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MERCURY '62 va 4-dT. Meteor
S Sass SinSsi inter and H. D1 sSto
trans. windshield washer. Pvt
OWNER. S2,195. Call after o
OIL. R-1060
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ARLINGTON RFsTAnpAN ~,

BEAUTY SALON, very well estab.
lage area. Va. For complete infor.
nation write Box l30-V, Star
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ALTA VELOCE $50 roadster, /
owner. Fine cond. 81 $50.
- MANHATTAN AUTO
77Ol Wis. Ave. OIL. 2-6432
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RAMRLERS
RAMBLER 80 4-dr. stand. trans,
r" h. 3 70 choose from. Sseb.
RAMBLER, INC.

Colebrook DR.. at Branch Ave.
HIllcrest HEIGHTS. Md. 736-152B
RAMBLER 1872 400" de luxe Was.
on. &C, loaded, 1000 mi. 81, 2bO.
-. MANHATTAN AUTO
7701 Wis, Ave. or. 2-6Aaa
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NEW UTRAMODERN service sta.
ton will be available Dec. Is In
Seabrook. Equipment furnished
500 financing. Call Me. S-5IO6
NO DOWN PAYMENT til April
after small deposit on . fully
euuipped Tastee Freeze Store IN
Seat Pleasant. Nd. Store ready Il
operate. complete training pro-
gram. Call Mr.. DUcKETT. $50.
$500, now.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
sEAsRoRE PROPERTY

SEA ISLE CTR, n, j.. next 10
Ocean. City. ~ J.-9-bsdrm. fully
furnished home overlooking ocean.
Large modern kit. large screened
u, porch. gear garage. larse lot.
~ heated. year around home
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S.. sss f. S ss:. .: - ;1 q
sell. Ill health. HE, I-lO3S aft. 81
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APARTMENT SITE
DADE "LAND" REALITY

lots. 60x100. some larger,
price. $500 dr., owner viii hold
LIST MORTGAGE with release clause
$40 mo, Excl, FARM n HOME
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SERVICE STATION

Station available presently averag.
ing wen over 10000 gallons . mo
Win excellent bay business and
TBA sales. Located In well-to-do
cial assistance Available for ex.
perieneed man. For details, eail
IA. 4-1100 weekdays, il. 3-O742
ewes. and week ends.
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JEEP '48 station wagon, '63 4-cyI-
inder + head engine. Good tires.
$3.50. 10ll3 61st. ave-. College
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IMPERIAL 80 Crown 4-dr. hard.
top, maroon, all.white leather In
terror. factory air, new ties, low
mileage. full power. e'ee. scat
windows and antenna. Rear win.
dow detroit, beam deflector
Ha.ANn. re. h.nllO.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

AhBoTT LOAN sERvIcE, Cash
MONEY for any purpose, DC, Nd,
Va. Day or ewes, UN. f-peSs,
ABSOLUTE TOP cash for End trusts.
No applications or red tape. Va,
Nd, d. G. Day, eve. VIII. 6.6is2.
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MACHINERY AND EQUIP.
UNCONSCIOUS

SNOW BLOWER FOR ROADS
az am SEVEN FOOT CUT
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HOMEOWNER REALTY

over $4,000 per year. $4,000
S Ssie reT EsTI In Only interested
pm; I Friday or before 3 pm, sat.
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Box 4066. Arlington. VI
LOCATION AVAILABLE

For restaurant and bar, in
MONTGOMERY County's newest
shopping center, now under
construction. Call WI. g.
7171.
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Rockville

FocKViEIE,' Nd
GA. $4,000 OPEN EWES.
PONTIAC 'bs star Chief, ps..
$50 Ss. GOO Sti :Gnd PVT and Os sl.i
AP. 1880.
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IMPoRr-spoRis
tcoNrlNUEp)
dEILER FIAT

v0LKswA0ENs '83s, sedans. color
choice, immed, delivery, low a.
Sl95 dn., bank financing, trade
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1900. Miller Ave. of 7l2o wis.
Bethesda. Md. Phone 0b4-92 3
VOLKsWAGEN 81 blue hdtp. sed.,
snow tires, lug, rack. 5000 miles
Excel. cond. $1,000. IA. 2-6Ib3.
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MELPAR
INC.

ASSOC. sECY., yng. attr, dynam.
amb, top sal. Miss Rice, BOYD's
zoo 18th st. NV, Ma. $3.50.
ASST i,I BooKKEEPER . ,Automo,
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BEAUTICIANS
HAIR STYLfSTS
MANICURISTS
Here at Last Is What You Have
Beer Looking For
SECURITY

PAID HOSPITAL AND SURGICAL
PAID SICK LEAVE
PAID VACATION
PAID HOLIDAYS
PLUS ACCIDENT CONFIRMATION
Top Salary 81 Commission
We will also supply you with your
uniforms (blssers for mem AND
all your equipment. You will work
among custon-designed surround.
ines In the most beautiful salon
you can imagine. Call now fol
your confidential interview. AT
1889 between 10 am. and z pm
Please only top operators need
BEAUTY OPERAT0R. ell around
sos per wks guar. 60Sg comm,
must be top notch, Closed on
Mondays. Interview Sunday bet
sr 5Td I rs rs fitS e. ~. AAs
BEAUTY SALON MANAGER, ex-
ceptional opportunity with ma
tional organization. Must have
MANAGERIAL experiences In large
volume salon. Salary eon1mensu-
full detail listing experience to
Box 394-E, Star.
BEAUTY SHOP MAID, 90. Tues
Sat. 6006 Arlington I'd, Bradley
Blvd. Shopping Center. Bethesda.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, salary and
commission. Call Fri. sat. OF
sun, WA, 7.5S4S. !
BEAUTY SMOP. ail-around opera.
tor. must be experienced. II:
wisconsin ave. NV. 333-eo22.
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HELP WOMEN
(coNrlNUEp)

ACCOUNTING CLERK, age 20 TO
District .Heishts, 5 days, A0-hr;
S Es; saia Gsu G Rs egs,s5ao. nOsrsl
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HELP WOMEN

BEAUTICIAN. al round expert
enced, some following preferred
Salary plus comm, paid vacation
1888 Conn. ave. NV. CO. b-627l
BEAUTICIANS, experienced, With
Bernard, $40 Georgia ave. 81.
yer Spring, Nd. 6Sb-7074. Ewes
or sun, RA. 3-09s6.
BEAUTICIAN, with some following
DUPONT Plaza Hotel Beauty Salon
Conn. ave. at Dupont Circle. Mr.
ewes. en- s.Ss5S. 80
BEAUTICLANe. KensIngton's new
est and largest salon, Must d
GUE cofFFURE. l051o Conn
ave, Kensington, Nd, o40-1bbb
Mon. between 11-3 pm.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES = X.
eel. oppor. for good hairstylist N
busy Oriental salon. Langley Park
l ALBERT Hse HE! ss..ss7S7. Y TA. a-1sss
BEAUTICIAN, experienced assist
salon. Must be fast, neat and have
pleasant personality. b-day week
hours o to 8. Good salary, Call
AID. 2-1o41 for appointment and
interview,
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POTOMAC EMP,

POTOMAC EMP.
1884 Wilson Blvd. Ar. IA. $4,000
Oil King St., Alex. K1. 9-6055
104 E. Broad, Falls Ch. JE. 2-7272
BOOKKEEPERs exper., for credit
store operation. Good salary. APP
ply in person, WASHINGTON
HOUSEHOLD FURN., 1l46 9TH NV.
BOOKKEEPING MACH. 0PRs.-
Exper. or will train. Downtown.
ABssY YEsi sssFs e 1885 ES o NV
BOOKKEEPNG MACHINE OPERA
TOR. previous experience 1neces-
sary. age no barrier, 6-day, 40.
hour week liberal benefits and
pleasant working conditions. For
personal interview call personnel
manager. between ell. 100000.
BOoKKEEPER, asst, tipping nee.
Payroll records and general office
work. Good pay. $50 New York
ave. NV. MISS scHAFFER.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-08

ceived the idea of obtaining
trade money to be used by
the store for its purchases
and by the natives for local
debts or to pay for merchan-
disc.
The tokens come in eight
denominations, l, 5, 10, Is
and so cents, 81. IS and $40,
all in the same sizes as the
Alaska Rural Rehabilitation
Corp. "bingleS." except the
1-cent piece, which is round.
All denominations are Of
aluminium except the $40
token, which is brass.
The diverse design is
made up of the inscription
Reindeer Commercial Co.,
Gambell, Alaska" with the
denomination on the reverse
in an inscription Good for
(the amount) in Trade"
The tokens remained in
service for many years, SIM
plifying the store bookkeep-
ing and encouraging the
natives to deal with their
own store.
LEWIS HOPFENMAIER II