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16 THE DAILY ARGUS-LEADER; SIOUX FALLS, S. D. Tuesday, June 15. 1948 GIRL over 18. or lady, for lunch counter work 8 a.

m. to 4 p. m. Bell's, phone 1361. Assistant Manager FINANCE COMPANY EX G.

I. PREFERRED North Techiniical Institute ENROLLMENT LIMITED SUMMER TERM STARTS JULY 6TH ELECTRICITY. RADIO, TELEVISION Ask about our "EARLY BIRD" CLASS GOVERNORS GIVE DEWEY BEST CHANCE Ellingson Has Year's Term Gut to Weeks Driver of Truck That Killed Local Child Wins Suspension Carroll A. Ellingson, 47, Flan-dreau, sentenced May 3, 1948, to a year in the county jail in connection with leaving the scene of an accident after his truck fatally injured a Sioux Falls child, had the remainder of the term suspended today by Circuit Judge Lucius J. Wall.

The sentence was imposed by Wall who granted a stay until June 2. Ellingson's truck struck David Willard, 3, son of Mr. and Mrs. the sum of $15.00 cash. Lots 18, 20, 21.

23, 24, 26. 27, Lot 35 and all Lots 36, 38 and 40, all in Summer Rest Sub-Division of the NW4 21-101-51, sold to R. J. Brownell and L. B.

Shep-herdson of Sioux Falls. S. for the sum of $105.00 cash. Now therefore be it resolved" by the Board of County Commissioners of Minnehaha County. South Dakota, that the sale be approved and Quit Claim Deeds be issued as above set forth and that the Chairman of the Board and the' County Audlitor be authorized to execute the same.

On motion the foregoing resolution was approved and declared adopted. The following bills were presented and on motion approved and ordered paid: CARE OF POOR: Mrs. Edwin Anderson, Matie Ballard. Harold Best. Howard BomhorT.

Margaret Bundy, Mrs. Carl Carlson, Mrs. Chas. W. Christian.

Mrs. Mary Clott, D. F. Dougherty, Mrs. L.

E. Erickson. Minnie Finch. Claude A. Hamilton, Mrs.

Anna Hanson, Mrs. Wm. Hawkin-son, Ella James. I. R.

Kjendalen, Logelin Conv. Home, Agnes McClintock, Moe Hospital and Home, Mrs. Ole Moi, Clara M. Overvaag. George H.

Perry, Emily A. Peterson. Presentation Children's Home, J. J. Roberts Cook Realty Alvina Rosso, $12.00: Mrs.

Joe Shilling-stad, Socony-Vacuum Oil $7.15: South Dakota Children's Home, Standard Oil Emma Thorson, $35.00: Almina Vetterhus, Mrs. Vernon Zimmerman. $24.00. COUNTY FARM: Harold Brewer, Albert E. Anderson, Russell Cos-tello, R.

S. Fulton. Agnes Johnson, Klock Brothers, Andrew Kuehn John Lagg, $50.00: Northern States Power Nels C. Peterson, Ulberg Van-diver. $6.75.

MISCELLANEOUS: Rav C. Asmussen. $7.00: Ray E. Bonner, $30.45: D. C.

Eitreim, Bernice Finnerty, Martin N. Graff, Harold's Photography, Northwest Securitv National Bank, Educator Supply Chas. H. Warden Janitor Supply, $2.50. HIGHWAY: Acme Machine and Body The Dakota Iron Store, Grant Storage Battery $13.91: Municipal Light and Power F.

H. Schrader, Sioux Falls Paint and Glass Sioux Falls Machine Works, Sioux Falls Water Works, $1.58: Sioux Falls Welding Supply, In the amount of $127.08 was approved arid ordered made. The following bill wr presented and on motion approved and ordered paid: w- c- Buchanan Lbr. Co. $49.75: Store.

$75.96: Etteldorf Sons. $52.43: Farmers Elevator. Htm. bolat, Fitzgibbon Fuel Co $13 72- Midwest Oil Mullen Rourke. Sioux Vallev HovnitL $28.79: St.

Mary's Academy. $1X00- wfnSS- floU00'- W- Lumber Division of Licensing, $B9 S2-International Harvester $10 43- Northwestern Bell Telephone Per Jut Industrial Supply Railway Express Agency Sioux Brake Fnuip. "c0" ln93.VRoi, D' Wagner, $40.26 Fred the Fixer, Hartford Herold Edgar Hervig. $36.96: Humboldt Journal, $5.60: Minnehaha Count Treasurer, Tom Moxness. $16 oft-Pfeifer Insurance Agencv.

Power City Radio S2.28; Rsilwav Express Agency Clarence M. Satnan, $28 55; Sioux Falls Book Stationery, $58.72: Sioux Falls Paper James Van Dusen, $43.34. On motion the Board adjourned until 9 o'clock A. M. May, 14.

1948. The Board or County Commissioners convened pursuant to adjournment at 9 o'clock A. May Commissioners Graff. Larson, vvillard. and Barnett being present on roll call, Stringham being absent.

The following bills were presented and on motion approved and ordered paid: HIGHWAY: Evans Supply Co $13 8' Larson Hardware Co. $3.10: L. C. MrKinnry, Sra-i Roebuck A- $2.97. COUNTY FARM: Holger Anderson Oil $35.08: W.

C. Ruchanan Lumber Co. General Mills. 6. Swenson Sons.

Grant Storace Battery $2.20. Dell Rapids Tribune. $224 fS5rs Pood ShP- $23-75: H. I. Loffer Zeta A.

Salisbury, Jeanna Marie Wahl. $7.93. CARE OF POOR: J. Penney Co, Bell Creamery $69.19: Louii Bogdos, Dell Rapids Hospital. Dells Mercantile $101 00- Dunning Drug Store, Mrs.

Harrv Die-son, $4.50 GAG Refrigeration Service Grange Avenue Drug, $19.33: Greening Drug Store. $10.13: C. E. Hilton Drugs. $64.57 Home Market.

Independent Drug S. A. Keller, Kreiser's Lewis Drugs, $47 27: Marts Market. McKennan Hospi. tal $1,440.25: Moe Hospitnl fe Home, $15 25: Co- 491.22; J- A.

Nelson' Drs. Nessa A- Breit. L. C. Nidert, PackaBe Delivery.

Peoples drug. $1.25: Shriver Johnson Co 55.00; S. F. Clinic Laboratory. $40 01; Sioux Falls Clinic Pharmacy, Siou Vallev Hospital, O.

P. Skacps Thompson Drug Store $40 21- YnBnn' O. E. Van PrWrk Vovs Drug Store. $41.83: Wrlfar Budget, $42.77: Mrs.

Nellie Wrat. $65 00. On motion the Board atourned until 9 clock A. M. May 18, 1948.

The Board of County Commissioner convened pursuant to adjournment at 9 clock A. M. May 18. 1948. all members being present on roll call.

The following bills were presented and on motion an. proved and orderpd paid: W. H. Stringham. Palmer Olson.

qeo. R. Barnett. $101 75 N. W.

Bell Telephone $309 81- Cit Treasurer. Etteldorr Sons. $2 45: Farmers Market, $6.70: Andrew Kuehn Co Montgomery Ward A- Co, $2 14; Scott Jones Denver Parks $60.19: Glen L. Schrader. Cathenni Strobel.

$114.50. The following Township Officers Bond were presented and on motion approved and ordered filed: ASSESSOR: Vallev Springs, G. M. Srotf Split Rock, Ben Hicks; Sioux Falls, Mr. Mel Sells: Wayne.

Archie Gaddis: Wall Lake, Ralph Irvine: Wellington. Frnncn Drake: Red Rock, John Johnson; Brandon. B. T. Hokenstad: Mapleton.

Geo. I. Christenson; Benton. Albert Johnson. Hart ford.

Roy Jastram: Humboldt. J. O. Kronn; Palisade, J. T.

Klungness; Edison. A. C. Anderson: Sverdrup. Ole Thompson; Lvons.

Chris Moller. Grand Meadow, J. C. Levas. seur: Clear Lake, Clarence Staudenmier; Highland.

E. J. Engebretson: Loean. Hwftor Hovde: Dell Rnoids, Dura; Burk. H.

J. Bertram; Tnopi. Thomas Gunderson: Buffalo, O. .1. Groenveld.

TREASURER: Pnlit Rock, William Simons; Sioux Falls. A. F. Fhrenrich. Wavne, H.

J. Sechser.Wall Lake. Chas. Bov: Wellington, L. H.

Dubbe; Red Rock. Ralph Nelson: Brandon. O. A. Sorenson; Mapleton.

Geome Hinsvark; Hartford. Fred Muchow; Palisade. Eddie Johnson: Edison. Theo. Hatlestad: Sverdrup.

Nils E. Egsen; Lyons, Andrew C. Lemme: Grand Meadow, H. J. Mahaffy; Clear Lake.

George Zim-mer; Highland. Anton Fjellanger; Logan Arthur Daugaard; Dell Rapids, Lester Thoreson; Taopi, Lester Park; Buffalo, Ray H. Dnlen. Split Rock, V. C.

Olander; Sioux Falls. Robert Lacev, Wavne. Robert W. Jensen: Wall Lake, Orlow Ewing; Well-ington, Wm. Horeis; Red Rock.

Olaf C. Rollag; Brandon. B. T. Hokenstad: Maple, ton, L.

N. Moan: Benton. Leonard Benson; David Prunty. Hartford; Palisade, Holdrn Edmundson; Sverdrup, Nels I. Aspaas; Lyons, Allee Sundal; Grand Meadow, Stanley Walker: Clear Lake.

Matthew Keating; Highland, Obed Grant: Dell Rapids, Lyman Merry: Burk. Grover Heide-man; Taopi. Phillip Grinde; Buffalo, Jalmer. Knudson. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE BONDS: Wayne, W.

E. Berry: Mapleton. P. E. Johnson; Lyons, Dan Eitrheim; Highland.

Emil Monger. CONSTABLE: Wayne, Joe Knock: Brandon. E. M. Christopherson; Mapleton, E.

J. Heller: South Sioux Falls Village, OrvillB R. Armstrong. ASSESSORS: Small Towns and Cities: Baltic. Martin B.

Smemoe; Dell Rapids, E. Elverson; Garretson, Martin Julson; Humboldt. H. C. Peters: Sherman.

A. J. Fven-son; Valley Springs. Elof Anderson; South Sioux Falls Village Treasurer, C. H.

Tciper. RESOLUTION Whereas, the South Dakota State High-way Commission asked for bids for thn placing of the bituminous treated gravel base course on Federal Aid Secondary Project 365 (It. Minnehaha Countv. And whereas, the low bid for said proec was presented by the J. L.

Healy Construction Company of Sioux Falls, South Da kota, in the amount of $89,145.00, Now therefore be it resolved hv th nnart 44 WHO WANT i TO GET AHEAD Because of our vast expansion pro- gram we can use more men. If your present job does not measure up to your ambitions. If you are 21 to 45, able to supervise yourself, if you have had a few months' experience selling magazine, appliances, farm papers, or other selling experience, if you want 1 real chance to get ahead, to make more than an average income. $209 Jer week (with $300 per month plus iberal. car allowance guaranteed to tart), if you have a car, write i THE Estate accident ASSOCIATION BROOKINGS.

SOUTH DAKOTA interview will be arranged. Seil BriYcrs Livestock experience, Salary and Road Expense, References. FRANK WILLERS Livestock Pullman 1109 East 3rd Avenue Wanted: SUPERINTENDENT for PRIVATE HOME CONSTRUCTION Salary SB 50 per Week Homes to be built Sioux Falls Vicinity. WRFTE 4357 ARGUS-LEADER HEED A MUSE? We have an for an A-l Mechanic In one of the most up-to-date garages In Eastern South Dakota. Prefer a man that has worked on General Motors Products.

We are dealers In G. M. C. trucks and Oldsmobile cars. For a man who has the qualifications, we can furnish a 2-bedroom modern house.

Need not apply unless a top mechanic. PLEASE CONTACT LESTER PORTER By Mail or In Person. PORTER MOTOR CO. 01 NORTH MAIM MITCHELL, S. D.

WANTED First Class Body Man AND Working Foreman PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT TOP WAGES ATHER MOTORS 312 WEST 9th STREET TONTTAC CADILLAC WANTED I Extitienced foreman capable of harming general building construction. One with good moral habits. Preferably a man who wants to make this his life's work. The work will be full time the year around. Expenses paid when away from the home office.

BRUCE CAPPA GENERAL CONTRACTORS nt. Joe, Rapid City. S. J. Box 166S Brookings, Sout hi Dakota.

Box 137 Sales Representative Old established Iowa Manufacturer of Farm and Automotive Implement line is seeking a representative to contact dealers. Must have contacts and prove past accomplishments with dealer gToup la lows, and Nebraska territory. Protected area. Splendid Income possibilities In proportion to efforts and accomplishments. Write In confidence giving age and complete details of past and present employer to BOX 4341 ARGUS-LEADER WANTED: MAN -To do Electric and Acetylene Welding Permanent Job If Qualified Apply to Shop Foreman at City Street Dept.

Shop STEADY TEAR AROUND INSIDE WORK Good working conditions with progressive wage scale, and bonus on production. Millwork and cabinet making. SEE MR. WILSON BLDG. 900 SIOUX FALLS AIR BASS MEN WANTED! BETWEEN AGES 18 AND 30 Apply In person, between 8-10 mornings only.

No phone calls. Pepsi Cola Btlg. Co. 613 EAST 8TH STREET FRY CO OK Wanted Apply to Manager -1st AVENUE CAFE WANTED: TO LOAD ICE CREAM TRUCKS Permanent position. Guaranteed 43 hours per week, approximate hours, 3 p.

m. to 11 p. m. Hilary SALESMAN WANTED Local Territory Apply PECAUT INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO. 800 East 8th Sioux Falls Salesman Wanted Experienced in building lines to handle complete line of building specialties.

Full time or side line. Cover eastern one-third of South Dakota, some Min- nesota. Sales and contracting. Liberal commission. Write Box 1104 Sioux City, Iowa.

SALESMEN Opening for salesman who desires good paying- permanent Job with future: Sell men's and boys hosiery, underwear, work clothes, etc. Wholesale only. North and South Dakota open. State experience, where employed, all other information In first letter. MERCHANDISE CO.

1110 Douglas St. Omaha. Nebraska Men Wanted (Continued -i a. 3700. tact IF you use Avon cosmetics you know why it is easy to service Avon customers.

We have openings now in several communities. Write Avon Products, Box 220, Sioux Falls. WOMEN wanted to grade eggs Experience not necessary Apply in person Rexford Produce 528 East Thirteenth. EXPERIENCED waitress wanted. 9:00 a.

p. m. Sundays off. Good pay. Derby Lunch.

WAITRESS Experienced. Nights. Top salary. Eat Shoppe, 223 South Main. EXPERIENCED girl over 20 for general housework.

Three in family. Automatic washer and Simplex ironer. Two afternoons and all evenings off. $20 per week. Must live at our home.

Phone 6527. ASSISTANT bookkeeper. Must be good typist. Saturday afternoons off. Paid holidays.

Rest period. Earnings $29 per week to start. Phone 1923. WAITRESS, over 18. wanted at once.

Good wages, steady job. Also middleaged ladv for combination work, July 1st. Super Lunch. Phone 8173-W. LADY for housework, below middleage for single man.

1715 South Phillips. DEPENDABLE girl for general housework. 18 or over. 8559-W. EARN EASY MONEY QUICKLY Sell Christmas Cards 50 for $1 up.

Name-Imprinted. You make splendid profit. Up to 50c on $1 sales of sensational 21-card "Feature" Assortment. 31 other money-makers. Stationery.

Free Imprint Samples, "Feature" on approval. Artistic, 606 Way, Elmira, N. Y. WOMAN or capable girl for housework. Call 2769-W.

2 GIRLS wanted between ages 21-35, to manage lunch counter at Green Lantern, 231 North Phillips Avenue. Phone 839. YOUNG lady to qualify as dental assistant. Write 4361, Argus-Leader. WAITRESS wanted at Rainbow bar.

Five-day week. Apply in person. Rainbow Bar. WANTED Car hops. Apply at Mac's House, 1515 North West between 1-4 p.

m. SILK or wool finisher, full or part time. Frye's Cleaners. Men-Women Wanted 48 COMMERCIAL-Band teacher wanted. Degree preferred.

NCA school. Well located town. Good salary. Address replies to: Harold C. Wenberg, Lake Preston, S.

Dak. TEACHERS wanted: Grades 1 and 2, 3 and 4, 5 and 6, and 7 and 8. Salaries N. C. A.

School, 10-teacher system. Alton S. Rogness, Viborg, S. D. ELDERLY man for watchman and light Janitor work.

Apply manager, Arkota Ballroom. WANTED Married couple for school teaching Job, or married man teacher. House, lights and fuel furnished. Applicant must do own Janitor work. Grades 1 to 8.

State salarv and qualifications. Write "School" care of Courier. Clark, South Dakota. WANTED: Commercial teacher, 12-teacher system, 280 enrollment, Lutheran community, 800 105 miles west of Minneapolis paved highway 212, excellent transportation. Salary $2,800.

Apply to G. Eitreim, Sacred Heart, Minn. Tf. 84. TEACHERS wanted: (1) English and vocal music: (2) Home Economics; (3) Commercial: 4 7th and 8th grades.

Good location. Good N. C. A. school.

Apply to Supt. C. D. White. Canistota.

S. D. DISHWASHER and porters, manager First Ave. Cafe. Apdy WANTED: Teachers.

Garden City school 1-2-3 grade teacher. salary, 4-5-6 grade teacher, salary. $1,800. High school and music, salary. $2,500.

Carl Mohr, Clerk, Garden City, S. D. ONE Junior high school teacher, subjects to be arranged. N. C.

good sal-ries. good location, a prosperous and friendly community. Supt. T. C.

Olsen. Howard. S. D. WANTED Man or woman for meat and locker department.

Thomas Food Market, pnone 6uo. MAKE money. Bronze baby shoes. Sim ple, easy work at home. Send for details D.

H. McGinnis, Box 701, Sioux City, la. Employment Wanted EXPERIENCED woman wants hour work. one or two days every week. Write 4314 Argus-Leader.

DRIVEWAYS, sidewalks, all kinds ce ment work. Phone 5493-R. EXPERIENCED stenographer wants office work, evenings, beginning July 1st. 6990-J. I'M your man Gas liners installed.

chimney repair, roof repair, new roofs, basement repairs, cement work done in basements. J. R. Wagner, 4179-W days; 6145-J evenings. IF your business doesn't require a full time bookkeeper, call Ernie Questad.

9043-W. CHRISTIAN middle-aged lady desires housekeeping. State particulars, wages. No children, write 4337, Argus-Leader. IF you want a good outside paint Job at a reasonable price call 3641-w.

Free estimates. HINES for wood working, furniture re pairing. 9399-M. 401 South Sherman Ave. OLDER girl desires work several nights a week.

Prefer clerking or clerical work; will consider anything. Call 214-M. FAMILY washings wanted. Also curtains washed and stretched. Phone 5224.

LADY wants work in city. Own living quarters preferred. Make a deal. Write 4358, Argus-Leader. TREES trimmed and removed.

No Job too big or small. Fully Insured. Power sawed, can 3457. OUTSIDE and inside painting. Ex- perienced.

Call Oliver Houg, 5086. ROOFING and shineeling. Free esti mates. Guaranteed work. Phone 3967-W.

YARD. lawn, hedge, tree trimming Storm windows, awnings, odd Jobs. Phone BOY, 8 years, wants to farm out for summer. Call 4793-J, 420 West 14th. WILL care for one child in my home.

Near Air Base, pnone 9542-w. WASHING and Ironing in my home. De livery. Phone 1334. PRACTICAL nurse available.

Write 4346 Argus-Leader. LOST Back billfold initialed Wil Reward. Call 7833-W. SCREENS and doors made. Also new screens put on old.

Shutters made. 301 8-W, TWO girls want baby sitting! light nousework; dependable. 6no-w. WILL care for children afternoons and evenings. Lillian Kennedy, Woman's's Al liance.

Instruction 53 VETERANS LEARN REFRIGERATION AIR-CONDITIONING. HERE IS A FIELD THAT OFFERS BIG PAY JOBS CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT OR A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN. G. I. APPROVED Government pays veteran entire tuition, including books, tools, materials, plus monthly subsistence pay.

Housing and part time work no prom-lem. Can earn from $210 to $290 per month while attending school. ACTUAL SHOP TRAINING ON ALL TYPES OF COMMERCIAL HOUSEHOLD UNITS (Not a correspondence course) School located in this area. PIG DEMAND FOR OUR GRADUATES NON-VETERANS ACCEPTED Classes limited reservations must be made in advance for next classes now forming. For information, see our Mr.

Williams, Carpenter Hotel, Sioux Falls. Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday, June 13, 14, and 15. LEARN! Now is the time for you to prepare for your future. Industry needs skilled men. If you qualify, you will get practical shop training in one of America's largest You have five big trades to choose from: Drafting, Electricity, Auto Mechanics, Plumbing, Shoe Repairing.

You will train at Government expense and receive subsistence every month while learning if you qualify under the G. I. Bill, as our school Is ap- -proved for Veterans' Training. Write or Call Mr. Mo Newcomb REPRESENTATIVE 1707 S.

SUMMIT PHONE 80 15-J SHORTHAND in 30 days. Individual In struction. Dickinson Secretarial School 5774. SPEED WRITING shorthand. Refresher courses.

Enroll now Berdahl Secretarial school. 3572 YOU can get your hieh school educa tion and diploma by home study. Spare time. Write American School. Box 205.

Sioux Falls. S. D. Prince Louis Ferdinand of Prussia, 40-year-old grandson of Kaiser Wilhelm II, is reported working in an automobile plant in Berlin, having worked in a Detroit plant while the United States before the war. A.

ROOM 20. NEWBERRY BLDG. PHONE 323 LABORERS WANTED Call 6288 Brians C'nstruction Co. MECHANICS Good wages. Vacation with pay plan.

Low cost group insurance. sickness and accident protection. Hospital and surgical benefits including eligible dependents. Steady employment and good working conditions. International Harvester Company Motor Truck Department.

AN experienced plumber and furnace man. No license required. No boozer need apply. Phone 34-72, Gerrit Koopman, Colton. S.

Date. WANTED Assistant power plant engineer experienced in boiler and turbine operation. Steady, full time employment with vacation and sick-leave allowances. Apply to Director of Maintenance and Grounds. South Dakota State College, Brookines.

South Dakota. WANTED Married couple for farm work. Separate home. Nels Jensen, Centerville, S. D.

WASH man wanted No experience necessary. Apply Shipley's Laundry. WANTED at once: Man or woman for Rawleigh route. Real opportunity for worker. Experience preferred but not necessary.

Write Rawleigh's. SDF-556-234, Minneapolis, Minn. CLEAN-UP man wanted. Green Lan-tern. 231 North Phillips.

Phone 839. WANTED A married man for general farm work. Separate house. Best of waees. Dan Danielson, 2 la west.

Viborg, S. D. WANTED Middleaged-man with car to travel as field representative. Christian, good morals required. Phone 652-J.

TAXI drivers wanted. Must be over 21, neat appearing, careful drivers and able to furnish references. Safeway Cab 10th and Main. TWO men for insulation work. If not interested in working out of town, do not apply.

Eirod insulation service, 118 No Grange, phone 4094. Women Wanted X-46 WOMEN WANTED Between Ages 18 and 35 fit Shift mniog 5'M P. M. Beginning Rate 75c An Hour BISCUIT GIRL FOR BILLING NIGHT SHIFT STARTING AT 4 P. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY.

GUARANTEED 40 HOURS. Wilson "Storage Transfer Ql 110 NORTH REID ST. Contact Mr. Rudow WANTED! GIRL or LABY FOR PART-TIME PERMANENT Factory Employment Approximately 30 daytime hours per week Manchester BIscoit Co. WAITRESSES Wanted 1st Ave.

a Cashier Bookkeeper Good penman Some typing. Good hours and salary. Graff Motor Supply Co 122 West 7th CALL 8100 FOR APPOINTMENT WANT ED EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER in Doctors' Office Drs. Van Denmark SIOUX FALLS CLINIC WANTED SEAMSTRESS'; Preferably with Drapery Experience Johnson Furniture WAITRESSES APPLY IN PERSON NO NIGHT or SUNDAY WORK Virginia Cafe No. -2 411 East 8th Street -For Laundry Work GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS APPLY MR.

FISHER CATARACT HOTEL PART TIME WAITRESS 2 or 3 nights a week MORY'S HAPPY HOUR BAR See Lauraine FOR GENERAL OFFICE WORK. NO TYPING OR SHORTHAND Faitle's EXPERIENCED beautv onerator imme diately. Emma's Beauty Nook. Luverne. Minn.

WANTED bookkeeper and general office assistant. Good Day. hours, working con ditions. Canedy's Camera Shop. Phone BEAUTY operator Experienced.

Con Mr. Willard, Salon Oriel. Carpenter Hotel. LADY for eveninir dishwashing Al.cn lady to clean floors. Phone 1427-W.

tor mg Begi 7 WT in for those who wish part time employment. G. I. APPROVED 117 Main PHONE 6541 Answers to Questions By THE HASKIN SERVICE A reader can get the answer to any question of fact by writing The Daily Argus-Leader Information Bureau, 316 Eve N. Washington 2, D.

C. Please enclose three (3) cents for return postage. Q. In the air attack during the invasion of Normandy by the Allies on D-Day, how many sorties were flown? F. D.

S. A. The Department of the Army says that according to the most reliable figures now at hand more than 15,000 sorties were flown on June 6, 1944. Q. What state has the highest wheat yield per acre? L.

M. G. A. Nevada is conceded to be the state with the highest wheat yield per acre, although Nevada's acreage is very low, about 20,000, most of which is irrigated. The average yield per acre for 1936 to 1945 was 26.2 bushels, in 1947, 29.1 bushels while the record yield occurred in 1894, when Nevada produced 32.5 bushels per acre.

Q. Was embalming widely prac ticed by the ancient Egyptians or was it restricted to rulers and other important persons? E. I. R. A.

Embalming was quite gen erally practiced. By A. D. 700 when it ceased, probably 730 million bodies had been treated in this way. Q.

Have mathematicians stated that it is impossible to trisect an angle? P. M. S. A. Mathematicians have stated that any given angle cannot be tri sected with absolute mathematical accuracy by the use of straight edge and compass only.

This does not mean that any angle cannot be trisected for all practical purposes Q. Is there much breakage of eggs in their transit from the farmer to the consumer? T. B. A. Farm experts have estimated that 5 per cent of all eggs produced are broken or become inedible be fore reaching the consumer.

O. Who besran the diaDer renting industry? D. B. T. A.

The business of supplying diapers was begun by Albert Lau in Chicago in the 1930's. It is esti mated that a baby needs about 100 diapers a week. Q. What locality is known as the "roof of North America?" R. A.

Glacier National Park, or more particularly Triple Divide Mountain (8,001 feet), has been called "the roof of North America," because from its mountain heights the waters divide and flow into the Gulf of Mexico, into Hudson Bay, and into the Pacific Ocean. Q. How many beauty shops and operators are there? R. W. F.

A. According to a survey made by American Hairdresser in 1946 there were 122.114 beauty shops in the United States and 432,579 beauty shop operators. Q. How did the old hymn tunes get their names? L. V.

E. A. Many of them were named for their composers, others for the writers of the words. Some are named for places with which there is a connection. Q.

At what temperature do birds' eggs hatch? S. K. A. The Fish and Wildlife Service says that there is no specified temperature at which birds' eggs hatch, but that it varies from 99 to 110 degrees depending upon the body temperature of the parent bird. Q.

1 Did the United States ever have a coin with the words "Mind Your Business" inscribed on it? J. L. K. A. The Fijgio cent has the motto "Mind Your Business," one of the sayings of Benjamin Franklin.

For this reason the coin is often called the Franklin cent. It bears the date 1787 and there are a number of variations. Q. What are correct proportions when substituting cocoa for chocolate in cooking recipes? J. C.

D. A. Three tablespoons of cocoa plus one teaspoon of table or cooking fat can be substituted in most recipes for a two-ounce square of chocolate. Q. What is the weight per yard of tropical worsteds? M.

W. G. A. Tropical worsteds require a high grade of wool woven to weigh about 10 ounces a yard. Q.

Are there albinos in allforms of life? J. K. A. Albinos occur in all forms of life. There are albino animals, birds, fishes, reptiles, plants' and human beings.

Q. When and by whom was the nickname "Emerald Isle" first ap plied to Ireland? J. T. T. A.

Dr. W. Drennan (1754-1820) was the first person to refer to Ireland as the "Emerald Isle" in his poem "Erin." Q. Who was the German who experimented with a method of obtaining gold from the ocean? T. N.

A. It was Fritz Haber, a noted chemist, who died in 1934. After World war I Haber organized an expedition in an attempt to pay the German war debt with gold from sea water. The ship Meteor explored the North and South Atlantic Oceans for this purpose. Q.

What is the origin of the custom of raising the right hand when taking an oath? M. P. R. A. The custom is traced back to the early days in England when criminals were branded on the right hand.

Persons taking an oath were required to raise the right hand, ungloved, to prove that they had no criminal record. Vandenberg Second Pick of G. 0. P. Executives at Conference By JAMES F.

KING Associated Press Staff Writer New Castle, N. June 15 (JP) Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York is the best bet to win the Republican presidential nomination in the opinion of most of the Republican governors attending a na tional conference here. An informal poll by the Christian Science Monitor and the The Associated Press of 15 Republican governors as to whom they thought would win the party nomination showed this: Dewey, seven; Sen.

Arthur Vandenberg of Michigan, two; Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio, one; Harold E. Stassen, former governor of Minnesota, one. 3 Decline Opinion Three governors of so-called "key" states refused to voice an anonymous opinion.

One sidestepped the question by saying he thought it would be a deadlock and that he had no idea which way the tide --would turn. Among the Democrats, the general feeling was that Pres. Truman would win renomination. But one southern governor said he thought Gen. Eisenhower has an "outside chance." With the Republican convention less than a week away, the Republican governors were hesitant about making predictions.

Most of them did so with the understanding: "My name will be withheld; "This is a prediction rather than necessarily a preference." The general opinion among Republican chief executives attending the national governors conference was that Dewey was out in front but they all emphasized that they were speaking of his position today. Several expressed the belief that Dewey had gained considerable strength within recent weeks. One governor said privately "and don't quote me" he thought Vandenberg would be the G. O. P.

presidential nominee three weeks ago. Now he thinks it will be Dewey. Candidates Not Polled Both Dewey and Gov. Earl Warren of California two of the four announced candidates for the Re publican presidential nomination- are attending the conference here, but the two naturally were not questioned in the AP-Christian Science Monitor poll. Democratic governor here seem to lean toward the conviction that Vandenberg would eventually be tne choice for the O.

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Printed right in the book, a FREE pattern and directions for a beach-utility bag! Britton, S. D. The following officers have been elected by the Britton Lions club for the coming year: president, Roy Quarve; first vice president, C. L. Koch; second vice president, Ernest Currier; third vice president, Lester Jones; secretary, Bill McDermott; and treasurer, Levi Sedgwick.

Ray Jarrot and' Edward Jerde were also elected at this meeting on the board of directors to replace M. J. Staven and H. B. Tysell.

9 r4A dj VTsVn hi9 i 77 0 V- )s V7 A 'II jx I iji 9293 SIZES Lloyd, Willard, 722 East Maple st. The accident happened February 24 on North Drive. Ellingson was originally charged with second degree manslaughter as the first of two counts but this charge was dropped by the state. In addition to the jail sentence, Ellingson was fined $1,000. The terms imposed in the suspension remain in effect until two years after the jail term would have expired.

3.2 Beer License Applications Lag Here, Mayor Says Only 60 applications for 3.2 beer licenses for the year beginning July 1 were on file at the City Hall today. The city commission had expected to receive about 160 applications, Mayor C. M. Whitfield said. Prospective applicants for new and renewed licenses, both off -sale and on-sale, had been advised that in order to sell beer on and after July 1 they should apply by June 14.

Present licenses expire June 30. About 15 of the 60 applications received to date are being held, the mayor said, until the licensees have complied with fire safety requirements. Applications temporarily in suspension are from various taverns, restaurants and other on-sale outlets. The 'commission approved transfer of the on-sale liquor license at the Dakota tavern, 231 West Seventh from L. F.

Ginther to John Martin. Farm Credit Groups Hear Boost for ERP Pierre, June 15 (JP)A picture of western European conditions as seen through the eyes of an Iowa farmer was presented at a farm meeting here. Cedric Hall, Hornick, told officers and directors of seven South Dakota Production Credit Associations today that the European recovery program is "worth the chips, whatever it may "It offers the hope of forestalling a war which could destroy all mankind," he said. The Pierre association was host to the Aberdeen, Sioux Falls, Mitehell-Huron, Watertown, Winner and Yankton credit groups at the meeting closing today. The directors elected Merritt A.

Fenner, Iroquois, to a four-state advisory committee. He is a director of the Mitchell-Huron association. Arnold Nelson, Leola, vice president of the Aberdeen association, was named alternate. John L. Beeson from Sioux City to 1319 West Sixth st.

Don A. Shaw from Huron to 1500 South Summit ave. Phillip Aasen from Renner to Rt. 3, 700 West Forty-third st. Effie Tracy from Larchwood, to 739 J2 South Third ave.

Chester J. Cooke from Moline, 111., to Apt. 2, 314 West Thirtieth street. R. F.

Follett'from Ft. Dodge, Ia to 1524 south Eighth ave. Robert F. Shaw from Huron to 223 South Walts ave. Elgin E.

Lemon Jr. from Collins- wood, N. to 110 South Menlo ave. Everett J. Bell from Oerden.

Utah. to oud boutn Hawthorne ave. Mathew P. Stanfel from Des Moines, to Apt. 1, Seville Apts.

Dr. Fred Rule from Ashland. to 819 south Mam ave. E. J.

O'Bleness from Dodge Cen ter, to 2112 South Fifth ave. Armand J. Wester from Adrian. to Thirty-third st. and Cliff ave.

Otto S. Neilson from Cedar Falls, to 1504 South Euclid ave. Glen W. Burdine from Brandon, to No. 3, 613 South Fourth ave.

Norman J. Oliver from Rochester, to 1705 South Lake ave. MELDRUM REELECTED PARK BOARD HEAD R. B. Meldrum was reelected president of the Sioux Falls park board at the group's annual business meeting last night at the City Hall.

Lee Monday was elected vice president. SiaiiL ObituahicA. Willow Lake, S. D. Harms, Mrs.

Harm, 69. Funeral services held at Spirit Lake Presbyterian church. Survived by the widower, a daughter and four grandchildren. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS The Board of County Commissioners convened pursuant to adjournment at 9 o'clock A. May 4, 1948, all members being present on roll call.

The County Commissioners having advertised for bids on a steel building -for the highway department, received the following bid: Armco Drainage and Metal Products, Sioux Falls, S. at $1,470.47. A motion was made by Barnett and seconded by Willard that the bid be accepted as specified in the bid at $1,470.47. Motion carried. RESOLUTION Whereas, the County Auditor offered for sale the following described Tax Deed property pursuant to law and it appearing that said property was, sold in accordance with the appraisements fixed by the Board of County Commissioners on the 13th day of April, 1948, as follows: Lot 5, Block 2, Peoples Addition to the City of Dell Rapids, sold to J.

E. Kutil, Sioux Falls, S. for the sum of $100. 00-cash. Wis Lot 30 and all Lot 31.

Summer Rest Sub-Division of tha NW'i 21-101-51, sold to J. H. Johnson, Sioux Falls, S. for Socony-Vacuum Oil Stand ard oa k. coueage, Emil Buchheim, John Coulter, L.

F. Han. $194. 40; Luther T. Haugse, Peter J.

Hofl-man, $202.50: W. J. Jastram, $210.60: Earl M. Kelley, Carl Kolsch, Howard Linton, Morris Magness. L.

C. McKinney. S. E. McKinnev, Palmer Olson, John Pech, Arnold Qualseth.

L. C. Selgestad, Dell Smith, Wm. J. Thie, H.

B. Williamson, $205.20. A motion was made by Barnett, seconded by Larson and duly carried on roll call that the application of Elmer Reynolds for a compromise of a poor lien be approved. On motion the Board adjourned until 9 o'clock A. M.

May 5, 1948. The Board of County Commissioners convened pursuant to adjournment at 9 o'clock A. M. May 5, 1948, all members being present on roll call. The following bills were presented and on motion approved and ordered paid: CARE OF POOR: Mrs.

H. F. Anderson, Mrs. Leroy Anderson, Barnett Funeral Chapel, Gertie Berg, $30.00: Bethesda Childrens Home, Beatrice B. Bond, Mrs.

Annie E. Brown, Central Food Market, Mrs. E. Christopherson, Crists Red fe White Grocery. Amanda Clement, Council Oak Store, $10.50: Dairyland Creamery East Sioux Grocerv.

Farmers Elevator, V. $10.00: Mrs. Martin Flaskey, The Gillette Elevator, Mrs. O. I.

Haga, Carl C. Haydon. Dorothv Hollister. Isiah H. Jeffrey, Mrs.

Fred L. Johnson, fz Food Market, Larson Olson conv. Home, Mrs. Edith Lee, Lutheran Old Peoples Home. $217.00: Lutheran Welfare Society.

Miller Funeral Home, Montgomery Ward Parmley Coal Mrs. Elmer Peterson, $35.00: Nelson Store, Olena C. Rogness. $68.00: South Dakota Childrens Aid. Sunnvside Dairv Mrs.

E. H. Tharp, $40.00, Winjum Peterson, $20.00. MISCELLANEOUS: Iva Dafoe. Marie Kellogg.

Lila E. Bragstad, Lila E. Bragstad. $7.50: George Aker, Geo. R.

Barnett, Richard W. Beebe. Brown Saenger, Commercial Printing Graff Motor Supply Edgar Hervig, A. B. Hoffman, $3.00: Tom noage, Midwest-Beach $51.65: Northern States Power Pitts burgh Plate Glass $5.00: Power Citv Radio Sioux Falls Water Works.

Elmer E. Willard. Eleanor zeitner, Bessie M. Franks, Jack Harris, Garretson News. $5.60: Dell Rapids Tribune, Colton Courier, $5.60: Hartford Herald, Sioux Falls Forum, $5.60: State College Extension Service, John C.

Winston General Mills, GrafT Motor Supply West Sioux Falls Grocery, Brown Saenger, The Dakota Iron Store, Empire Equipment Graff Motor Supply Green Halladay-Dettman L. J. Johnson Lumber Jons Oil II. W. Ross Lumber $167.83.

On motion, duly seconded and carried, the application of Frank D. Fletcher for a refund of 1946 real estate taxes in Valley Springs Village was approved and ordered made. A motion was made by Willard, seconded by Larson and duly carried on roll call that the application of John W. Emery for a compromise of aid to poor lien be approved. RESOLUTION Whereas, the Petitioner, Guy Bias- tervold, is the owner of a tract of land consisting of forty acres, more specifically described as follows: Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter (SE', SWU) of Section Twenty-nine 29, Township One Hundred Four 104, North Range Forty-nine (49 1, West of the 5th P.

Minnehaha County, South Dakota, which tract of land is bounded on the south, west and north by the Big Sioux river and on the east by land owned by one Harm Johnson: and Whereas, it appears that all of said tract of land owned by the said Guy Blastervold is not touched by any public highway and is an isolated tract of land; and Whereas, the said Guy Blastervold has filed his petition herein requesting an easement or right-of-way across adjacent lands to reach a public highway: and Whereas, the County Commissioners caused notice to be served upon the owner or owners of such surrounding land as provided in Section 28.08 of the South Dakota Code of 1939, and inspected said lands pursuant thereto: Now therefore be it resolved by the Board of County Commissioners of Minnehaha County, South Dakota, that an easement or right-of-way is hereby granted, twenty-five feet (25 ft.) in width, adjacent to and on the south side of the north fence line of the land owned by Harm Johnson, described as the South Half (S'ai of the Southeast Quarter (SEVi) of Section Twenty-nine (29), Township One Hundred Four (104), Range Forty-nine (49 1, beginning at a point approximately eighty rods (80 rods North of the southeast corner of said Section Twenty-nine (29 1 Township One Hundred Four (104), Range Forty-nine (49 Minnehaha County, South Dakota, thence west to the Big Sioux River, thence following the contour of the banks of the Big Sioux River in a southwesterly direction to the isolated tract of land owned by the said Guy Blastervold herein described; and Be it further resolved that a legal fence shall be erected and maintained on the south side of said right-of-way and that Guy Blastervold, the owner of said isolated tract, shall erect and maintain the west half of said fence and that the said Harm Johnson shall erect and maintain the east half of said fence, and that the said Guy Blastervold shall furnish and install a gate at least sixteen feet (16 ft.) wide on the section line at the east end of said easement or right of way: and Be it further resolved that the damages to the land of the said Harm Johnson on account of said easement or right-of-way are hereby fixed at the sum of Two Hundred Fifty and 00100 Dollars $250.00) which sum the said Guy Blastervold shall pay to the said Harm Johnson, the owner of the land over which said right-of-way is located. The foregoing resolution was presented by Commissioner George R. Barnett at a regular meeting of the Board on May 5th. 1948, and upon roll call, the following vote was taken: Ayes, Graff, Larson, Willard, Barnett and Stringham. Nays, None.

Said Resolution was declared adopted and ordered spread. On motion the Board adjourned until 9 o'clock A. M. May 7. 1948.

The Board of County Commissioners met pursuant to adjournment at 9 o'clock A. M. May 7, 1948. all members being present on roll call. The following bills were presented and on motion approved and ordered Harold Brewer.

$15.00: Coroner. Crescent Creamery, Franks Frozen Foods, Andrew Kuehn, $466.99: H. B. McFarland, Midwest Beach, -Nash Finch. H.

E. Neeley S. F. Paper Union Bakery $108.69. On motion the Board adjourned until 9 O'clock A.

M. May 11, 1948. The Board of County Commissioners convened pursuant to adjournment at 9 o'clock A. May 11, 1948, Commissioners Graff, Larson, Barnett, Willard Present, Stringham, absent. On motion by Willard.

seconded by Larson, the County Auditor was authorized and instructed to publish notice of a hearing on the application of Herbert T. Johnson for a Transfer of Class Beer permit at SWVi SW, 13-101-49. On motion the application of Roy I. Flynn for abatement of 1947 city real estate taxes of County Commissioners of Minnehaha County, South Dakota, that the aforesaid bid be approved as presented to the State Highway Commission at -he letting of April 27, 1948, the same being subfect ta the approval of the Public Roads Administration. The foregoing resolution was presented by Commissioner Barnett at a regular meeting of the Board of Countv Commissioners of Minnehaha Countv, South Dakota held on the 18th dav of May.

1948. and upon roll call the following vote waa taken: Ayes, Graff. Larson. Willard, Barnett and Stringham. Navs.

None, Th foregoing resolution was declared adopted and ordered spread. A motion was mad by Barnett and seconded by Stringham and duly carried on roll call that the application for compromise of a Poor Lien by Mary Larson be approved. On motion the Board adjourned until 9 o'clock A. M. May 21, 1948.

The Board of County Commissioner, convened pursuant to adjournment at 9 o'clock A. May 21, 1948. all members being present on roll call. The following bills were presented and on motion approved and ordered paid: American Law Book $32 50: Ray Bohner. Commercial Printing Company.

$107,50: Jack Harris tfion- R. Hummer. Jerrv Food Shop. Larson Hardware, Pittsburgh riitic vjiass Armco Drainage. $310.88: Eaale Sand Jte Gravel Co.

isn? Quinn Graham National Banle of S. $1,384.60. SALARIES: OFFICERS nFP A CLERKS: AUDITOR: Edwin Aker. t.ion.nn PmK Gullekson, Doris Smock, $20000: Iola Gaddis, Ora Lee Hastings! Eula Seffens. $88.26.

TREASURER: A. B. Hoffman. $300 00; Gladyce Frfck. $20000; Gregory J.

Zim-mer, $200.00: Geraldine Hildrinir tsnn on. Eleanor Foy, $145.00: Marcaret $145.00: Donna J. Thorns. i it ran rpfc John, $145.00: Mary Weiland, Norman Bray, $145.00. CLERK OF COURTS: O.

C. Watson. $300.00: M. J. Schneider.

$200 00: Katherin Rost, Ella Hareid, $145.00: Genevieve Alguire, Marguerite Casa nova, REGISTER OF DEEDS: Henrv Hahn. Betty Wittrock. $145.00: Dorothw Nelson. $200.00: Doris Salem, $145 00; Lillian Wiesensee, Charleen K. Holdredge, $145.00.

SUPT. OF SCHOOLS: Edgar Hervig, Blanche Anderson. $200.00: Jerrv Maher. Thomas J. Barron, Marv Anthony.

$160.00. JUDGE: Lewis Larson. $375.00: Lila Braestad. $145.00. GENERAL: D.

C. Eitreim. $175.00: John Wilkins. N. A.

Mvhre, Jesse H. Baker. Clarence Satnan, $250.00: Marguerite Barrlck, Amanda Clementj $165.00: Agnes McClintock. Edna Putzke. Gertrude Stern, L.

B. Viste. $190.00: R. E. O'Brien, $145.00: Bernira Finnerty, $160.00: Rav C.

Asmussen. Rav E. Bohner, Louise Bosseler. D. W.

Conway, Lola Charelston, Austin Iverson, $100.00: Mrs. Austin Iverson, Carl Howe. $141.81: Marian HWden, $141.81: C. R. Larson, $141.81: L.

G. Leraan. $250.00. ROAD FUND: F. H.

Schrader, Marie Ryan, I. C. Staver, $225 00. On motion the board adjourned until 9 O'clock A. M.

Mav 25, 1948. The Board of County Commissioners convened pursuant to adjournment at 9 o'clock A. M. May 25. 1948.

all members being present on roll call. A motion was made by Willard and seconded by Larson that the application of Herbert for a beer license located at SW'i SW 13-101-50 he approved. Motion carried. motion was made, seconded and duly carried on roll call, that the county Auditor be authorized and instructed to publish notice of a hearing on applications for Class Beer licenses likely to he prese-f-d prior to July 1. 1948.

The following bills were presented and on motion approved and ordered paid: L. E. Larson. L. B.

Fink. Jerry's Food Shop. Municipal Light Power $166.56. On motion the Board adjourned until O'clock A. M.

June 2. 1948. Approved: Board of County Commission ers, Minnehaha County, S. D. By Martin N.

Graff, Chalrmam. Attest: Edwin Aker, County Auditor..