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FOR SALE: About 60 tons OF No.
1 hay in stack; also brood 70
farrow soon. Route l, Pete Lande:
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FOR SALE: Hay in shock; ready
about Sept. %. H. r. Hastmgs.
2 miles Sc. F, A-Aop
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KMC TYPEWRITERS See the
new Remington KMC keyboard
Margin CONTROL typewriters. It
mas all the features you have been
waiting for-and more. Reming-
ton Rand Authorized agents. Hen
derson Office Supply, Henderson
d Brutzman, BOG Kennewick Ave.
Pnone 4441. 16tf
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FOR SALE: Canning tomatoes
sorted and clean. SITS full ap-
pie box. Please bring containers.
Just west of cemetery. w. M.
Frazier. % 23-25p
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FOR SALE: Practically new BIZ
cycle, equipped with luggage
carrier and electric headlight. S35,
r. E. Reed, 1892 Kennewidk Ave
Phone 3546. q
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FOR SALE Delicious and Red
Delicious apples, also Winter
Bananas and a few Golden De.
licious. Turn south on lane just
before Bryson Browns corner.
Leonard Allison. z4-zop
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NEW KENNELS OPENING
Dogs boarded by day, week or mo.
Across Fallon Bridge, 3k mi.
west of Van Geisen
Second house on canal
or write Rich1and RFD1
c. G. Skillin, Prop.
RICHLAND KENNELS
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Complete line of poultry
equipment; metal nests, water
ers and feeders;
Starter and finishing batteries
Phone 1892
SUNNYACRES HATCHERY
Kennewick Avenue 22tf

IGREETING CARDS-A card for
every occasion. Beautiful hand
painted designs. Boxed assert
ments. Humorous or sentimental
motifs. Birth announcements. En-
graved wedding invitations and
announcements. Henderson Of
flee Supply, Henderson & Brutz-
man, 306 Kennewick Ave. Phone
444l. l6tf
FOR SALE: 500 White Leghorn
pullets, 5ls months old, vacin-
mated for fowlpox. Riverview,
Pasco, 31z miles west on upper
road and 1s mile north. George
Kosel. q
IWASHROOM SUPPLIES-Folded
paper towels, towel dispensers,
soap dispensers, powdered soap,
wastebaSkets, seat covers, tissue.
Henderson Office Supply, Hender-
son & Brutzman, 304k Kennewick
Ave. Phone 444l. 22tf
FOR SALE: Two lots, 125xl30
and two small buildings at 10th
and Washington st. in Kennewick
or will trade for late model car.
Inquire John Winkler, Plymouth,
Wash. 25-27p
We are now taking orders Tor
Portable Typewriters and Port
able Adding Machines. Immediate
delivery on some models. We re-
pair all makes adding machines,
typewriters, cash registers. Leave
word at the Courier-Reporter or
write Kinks OFFICE SUPPLY,
205 West Yakima Avenue, Yaki-
ma, Washington. 34tfc
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FOR SALE-Large chicken house,
12x24 feet. First house west of
Bremmer Camp. Jack Taylor. Esp
FOR SALE: New, large bedroom
house, bath with shower, builtins,
"a acre land, garage and chicken
house. This place is under irriga-
ton. $4,500.O0. First right hand
turn east of SP&S depot, S house
west between railroad and canal.
49,. 23-25p
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FOR SALE: New 12-ft. plywood
boat. suitable for cupboard. Lee
w. Clarkson, 1850 Hunt Ave, az
Richland. Phone Richland lO65W
evenings. r Coo
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FOR SALE: SO 5-pass. Chevrolet.
One mile north Finley school. E.
r. O'Hair, Rt. 1. Csc
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Real Estate
FOR SALE

all hard wood floors, all rooms
good sized, lots of built ms in
kitchen, all kinds of closet
room, large basement, fur
mace, tubs, air conditioned,
beautiful corner, fine lawn,
flowers; can occupy now
$4,000.
40 acres, some peaches, about 20
acres pasture, Is acres alfalfa,
the house has lights and wa
ter, barn, chicken house, gar
age, tool shed, good well. So
900.
6 acres, nice country home, large
basement, large barn, other
buildings-$4O00
Nice two bed room house, fine
location, full basement, tubs,
furnace, hardwood floors,
stairway to attic, dining room,
living room, kitchen; house in
fine condition, $1,000.
10 acres, four room house, barn,
chicken house brooder house
( asparagus, alfalfa, machinery,
stock. See it and make me an
offer. 'r-'
10 acres, miles out of Pasco, all
piped, $4,000.
5 acres, grapes, asparagus, hay,
4 room house, barn, concrete
block cellar. $3,675.
Is acres, 2 bed room house, gar
age, barn, chicken house, good
well, lots of shade, $4,000.
lis acres in area of Shady Lane
near Yakima, $16,O00-$3,5 500
down.
Wanted-A ten acre fruit farm
with good buildings. Have a
cash buyer.
5 acres, some asparagus, alfalfa,
5 room house, barn, chicken
house, $3.50.
Is acres, about 100 apricot trees,
pasture, 6 room house, lights,
and water, double garage,
barn, chicken house, $4,000.
Fine two bed room house, gar
age, one acre land, fine lawn,
flowers, outdoor fire place
$1,000.
Seven acres, some apricots an
peaches, large house, full
basement, house well painted,
large barn, concrete founda-
tion-$4, 000-worth more.
60 acres, pasture, alfalfa, good
sized house,, other buildings,
$4,000.
10 acres, all asparagus and mint,
very fine soil and near in; has
2 bed room house, lights and
water, wired for range, 81, 900
20 acres, about twelve acres in
young grapes, 2 bed room
house, full basement, good
well, electric pump, hot and
cold water in house, wired
for range, barn, chicken
house, $4,000.
10 acres, some grapes, alfalfa,
pasture, small house, other
buildings, farm machinery,
cow, hay, $4,750.
If you want to sell your business
list it with me.
Have cash buyers for 5 and 10
acre tracts.
The only exclusive Real Estat
office in Kennewick.
K. c.. CLIFFORD
REALTOR
Roxy Theater - Phone 2487
Notary Public
Kennewick Wash.
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FOR SALE: Two bedroom house
and garage. Phone 3777. P23-25
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MoKLER PLUMBING &
HEATING CO.

- Pipe V0lvoS una dxxI09x
Iron Fireman Coal Suckers
Plumbing and Heating Supplies
lis LIST Ave. Tel. al
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FOR SALE: Coming three-year-
old filly, daughter Of Mint Sauce
stallion. Mrs. John Alexander,
Paterson, Wash. 23-2op
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LOANS: $50 to $500. Do you need
money quickly to pay those
pressing, long overdue bills? Then
call or drop in to the United FL
nance Co., 2151z Kennewick Ave.
Phone 821, Kennewick. 24tfc
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-09-19

FOR SALE: Fat hog to butcher.
Phone 3049. J. M. Lucus, Ken
newick, Wash.
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FOR SALE: BY owneer, nice two
bed room home, furnished. Is
Adams st. Phone 3417. M25-26c
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CAMPBELL'S Custom Cannery
will can on Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday mornings from .
o'clock to IL pm. Meat or chick
ems on Wednesday morning. 2Otfc
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FOR SALE: Guernsey bull, four
months old; S Cocker spaniel
puppies; work horse. Phone 2SS9.
Ole Herrud. Hoo
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-09-19

FOR SALE: Remington typewrit-
er and loft inboard motor boat,
Star marine conversion engine &
marine transmission. Magnuson
Motor Co., Avenue c East. Phone
2S26. 25tfc
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FOR SALE: Apples, Jonathans
now ready, Red Delicious soon.
These apples will be graded and
wiped. They are from the B. L.
Whitney ranch on the Highlands.
Phone 2243, or call at the Ed Lum
residence across from Bridge View
Inn. Bring own containers. 23-25p
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nWANTED: Part time. Have
nl ,;ne for stenographer at
ops Shorthand, tipping and
nes...nine desirable. Good sal
limited Finance Co., Box I'll
". ..,;ck Phone 821. 2Otfc
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paU LESSONS: Mrs. Mary S.
NJ Iuett, teacher. ALI grades.
nh.uSo ase east of Bridgeview Inn.
uie 1z48. 24-39p
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GUARANTEED Electric and Ace
tylene welding; tractor repair
work. All kinds. Richmond Inn
plement Co. zt1c
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TYR RENT-Cabins and trailer
- ( 4 P Auto Court, opposite
sanmbia Market on the highway
n Kennewick. tic
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>.TTTD: Woman to live in and
Sn ~ for home and child OF
..s CIR widow. Good home, own
sO,a small compensation. Box
mg
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FOR SALE: Modern 2 bed room
home, completely furnished with
electric range, refrigerator and
washing machine; recreation and
fruit room in basement, unfinish-
ed upstairs; fenced-in back yard
and cement driveway. Immediate
possession. Phone 1862. Is Ad-
ans st. S23tfc
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-09-19

FOR SALE: 4 room house on "
acre. 115 miles out on oiled I'd.
to Finley. See owner, LIST house
west of Lampson's corner after 5
and week ends. Terms if desired
24-26p
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L and Long Distance Haul
4 ; BIN Transfer, 416 West B
aco. Phone Pasco 1851 or
:saaewlck 3706. 5Otfc
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FOR SALE: New motor to fit De-
Sofa, Chrysler or Dodge truck.
See 1t at Pratt'S Garage. Csc
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FOR SALE: Get your canning to-
matoes now, $1.50 per apple box.
Bring container. Jim Stone, 4 mi.
out upper Riverview Road, Pasco.
23-25p
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gnnt!AiNS PRODUCTS - Frank
r., T. sitek, Is E. Kennewick Ave-,
leephone 1885. 1880
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-09-19

'Ga FuMlGAT1NG, xterminat-
& septic tank cleaning. al
eo operators. Phone Kenne-
"a S4SS or cc216. A. A. Chiffon.
25-tfc
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-09-19

ssS!NOLUX cleaners and sales
les' y W and supplies. Phone
NenneWick. 25-27p
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-09-19

FOR SALE: Large selection OF
Lucite, wooden, leather, leath-.
erette frames, photo mailers and
gift items. Have your portrait
made today at our modern studio.
Garrett Studio, new Pasco thea
ter building, Pasco, Wash. tic
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FOR SALE: 22-foot. yard poles.
Neon & Electric Service Co.
Phone 81. Pasco. 17tfc
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FOR SALE: Good two wheel stock
trailer. c. A. McAlister, half
mile west of Hedges depot.
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FOR SALE: Cushman motor scoot-
er 1916 model. perfect shape.
208 Adams or can l109W Rich
land. 24-26p
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iVA KENT: Stock trailer, by. the
40 Gr Or day. See Hofmeister,
ne Y or phone 18x3. 34tfc
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FOR SALE: 13-ft. 2 passenger
hydroplane, 24-h.p. johnson
motor, racing model. Phone 1873
25-27p
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FOR SALE: Electric brooder,
James Way 500 capacity. One
mile south of Eagles Club. w. v.
Mathews.
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FOR SALE: Good Guernsey COW
and 100 New Hampshire Reds.
South on Washington. Phone 2476.
H21tfc
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FOR SALE: Muskat grape cut
tings; get yours while they last.
Phone 183W; Pasco, evenings.
L-48tfc
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FOR SALE OR LEASE to respon-
sible party, the Sportland Pool
Hall on Ave G, Kmnewtck. see
owner on premises. 16tf
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FOR SALE: Delicious and Rome
Beauty apples now ready; don't
wait to get yours until they're all
gone. Please bring containers. w.
M. Frazier, Rt. 2, So. Highlands,
just west of cemetery. 25-26p
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@,MTD: A Beauty Operator
ssxce1Ient opportunity for steady
ve!;.;on Phone 1881. The Eve
= st shoppe, Kennewick. 19tfc
Evening star., 1946-10-15
Readers Clearing House

that is not soft. but do not take
wood that Is too old and hard.
With scissors, snip all the leaves of,
leaving about u inch of the leaf
stem. The reason you must use
scissors is to keep from injuring the
joint, for it is there that the new
roots will start as wei as the new
leaves. In taking the slip from the
main plant, either pull it down and
break it off where it joins the main
branch or else give the lower end
of the slip diagonal cut. This Is
to have an end that will absorb as
much moisture as possible. Choose
a place where they will get plenty
of light, but not sun all day. An
east side of a building or shrubbery
Is good. Do not fertilize the ground,
as the slip will rot If the soil is too
rich. Keep them damp, but not
wet. They seldom need to be wa
tered unless we have dry spell.
For planting, get your soil nicely
worked. Take sharp stick or knife
and make hole that will be deep
enough to cover at least three Of the
joints. Have three or more below
ground and two or more above
ground. Put the slip in the hole.
pour little water around it and
then press the dirt around 1t firmly.
If I plant in June or early summer,
I do not cover the glass jar. but II
Evening star., 1946-10-15

plant in the fall, put a glass jar
over each slip and work it well into
the soil. Vining roses slip more
easily than bush roses, but any roses
can be slipped. Do not remove the
jars until all danger Of frost is past
in the spring. Then watch that the
sun is not too strong for while,
until they get used to being uncov-
cred. Do not move them for two
years If you can avoid it.
\ y xx
SWEET MEATS.
From Mrs. J. B. w., Washington. J
To Mrs. A. T., Washington, who
Is asking for a recipe for sweet
meats" or watermelon rind preserves.
Sweet Meats-Peel the green, also
all red meat from your rinds, cut in
pieces about 2 inches square, soak
in salted water overnight. Next
soak in clear water for an
hour. Then make a lime water,
putting cup of lime IN a gallon
of water and let sit till clear, and
pour the clear lime water over the
rinds, for exactly Is minutes. Any
longer will tougher, this will harden
your sweet meats. Then cook in
clear water till tender. Make your
sirup, y pounds of sugar to pound
Of fruit, put several lemons cut in
slices, some ginger, few cloves
dropped in and a little mace. Put
in fruit and cook till clear looking.
Evening star., 1946-10-15
Beauty Roundup
By EIeni

in an attempt to harmonic Co.'S
metic and clothing colors. -.
4 Perfume: That comes also
in a concentrated toilet water ver-
sion. College girls know that the
campus has certainly changed for
the better. OF course, the men are
back! They also know that many
people are met while you are ION
the wing" dashing from one class
to another. Whether or not you
make the right impression depends
on you and on lot of other things.
Now, we're not saying use this per-
fume and you are guaranteed a
date" But we will say that men
do like to sniff a light, f1ighty
fragrance even early in the day. So
an 8 am. class is just as good a
place as any. Maybe better. He's
really not fully awake them The
daytime scent is young and gay,
while for the evening this company
puts out a sultry, sophisticated odeur
that is glamour indeed.
Evening star., 1946-10-15

Old?
By Josephine Lowman

1t might be a good idea to leave
Utter -bugging to teen-agers and
those slightly older. That is, un-
less you are a courageous soul and
require some bone breaking. Yet
there are some simple basic steps
that are fun and easy to do. I en-
joyed learning one or two our son
had picked up on a baby fiat top.
If you dislike setting up exer-
cises and do not have time for golf
or long walks, you can derive great
benefit from the daily habit of
dancing about your room to radio
or victrola music. This may sound
extreme and you may feel silly at
first but you will find it extremely
refreshing.
There is something very soothing
and therapeutic about moving
about to music. Listen to waltz
or foxtrot and interpret the music
to yourself. Sans an audience, you
can do this without self-conscious-
ness. Bend and sway, lift your legs,
step and prance and run lightly
about the room. Take little rest
periods before you become tired.
You will find that this relaxes your
mind as well as your body and you
will experience a sense. of we'll
being afterwards.
Any woman can take time out
for this activity. Since so many
of us wear play clothes while doing
our housework,. it does not even
necessitate a change of costume.
cannot honestly say that this
form. of exercise will be as rapidly
effective for figure molding pur-
poses as a routine planned for your
individual needs, but I know sew
eral women who stay lovely and
vibrant in this way. It gives you
an inner satisfaction and relaxa-
ton which more formal exercises
fail to produce.
Be sure that your family has gone
for the day. lock the doors and
begin!
If you wish to have instructions
for a few simple folk dances the
whole family can do, send a
stamped, self-addressed envelope
with your request for the leaflet
No. 20 "Put Your Little Foot. !"
Address Josephine Lowman In care
of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1946-10-15

A Ponder: Not new but in
teresting enough to talk about
again and again. 1t comes in seven
carefully blended shades for all
blonds, brunets, redheads, and
the in-betweens. The names OF the
powder, which has been sifted, re-
sifted, and sifted o'er and DER for
silky softness, are Argentine, Bar
celona. Bermuda, Bolivia, Havana,
Nassau, Singapore. This same COM
pany puts out co-ordinated color lip
sticks. A tip for those using powder.
Press the powder gently onto your
skin with clean puff. Never rub
or pat powder on. Then wipe away
the excess with either brush or
face tissue. This powder is lightly
scented with matching and pro-
vocative perfume fragrance. -.
Skin Oil: Too much rich food,
too much of this and too much OF
that, can add up to a skin that
looks, and for that matter may be,
very tired. What you need is skin
lubricant. The oils in one prepara-
ton are made of flowers and are
scented. The use of it leaves no be-
smeared and sticky feeling when
YOU go to bed in the evening. For
best results the oil should be used
sparingly and spread so that only
a thin sheer film remains on your
face and throat. ...
Neac Cosmetic Color: Anew
violet shade that is what its firm
calls ultra" The color is really
unusual and picks up many of the
rose and purple tones that are evil
dent in this falls wardrobe colors.
Lovely furs, finely fashioned clothes,'
all that elegance connoteS-are
complemented with the use of this
new color that comes in a nail
polish. cheekstick, face powder,
and lipstick. Here is hue that
smacks of the regal, slow and gra-
cious living of the Mauve Decade.
A relief from the ugly purples and
clashing violets one often purchases
Evening star., 1946-10-15
Over the Back Fence
By Isabel Hackeft
man. but he spattered. Paint.

Willie was a nice man. but he spattered Paint.
showing the @ heights of the tee ~
10 tor e m e o ne an mao b on M
may explained unusually charge Of
% hat he was applying paint to walls kept looking
pretty much the same
different hsa IT, .- - ~ '' '.'., - -
thought looked kind Of ckety Since it rkety we
balanced with bucket of cold water paint and
When we came back Willie had finished one wall
weedy Tctfu questioning that he had gotten the
for and stirred another Willie began the
sections the floor pretty well sppled in
We mentioned stoa this decas % Won the truth he muttereo
experience with his-here cold water paint Don't
asa fste1 W tsos so e1 % @ sas m 5
II The effect got
polka didn't splatter nearly much Willie
paint in the hall
We we ae trying to- se While back to DO over the
He does floor too he
The youngest ssn-sgsr found M
shows how lightly the family takes our welfare
way down mt the sas1 %
up ladder like that unless of us is in the house.
October is lovely month or would be if you didn't have begin
Of trunks The other day got clear down
6cd de ~a m o time to pu in fresh This Suspicion
by discovery that the old lining was newspaper M
why keep domestic schedule ann
reading about them all confused
international conference OF great
future of the world going London was
gathering which hoped will turning point in
the economic nationasm
that war has produced
of MacDonaldwas saying No nation
enrich itself at the of othethe world is
things which the gains OF the past
swept away by of despair"
Russia A dispatch quoted Pravda
that World capitalism raise by imitation
should benefits
trade the Soviet Union"
confusion whether reading
cleared right tire
prices tires have dropped for eight years
hubber risngyet in time
than single tire
This 1888 all right By the end of 1916 probably
single tire for what whole set once cost you
Cornell University scientific
shirt housewife shirt
13 scientifically
few of which follows:
Pk the right sleeve by the cuff shoulder and turn
pckede Start the center of the sleeve shift the
shirt shoulders the Tipping the shirt
the time again the and flip the shirt
fold yoke collar Give the
shirt quarter fold unron left front already oned
back; iron right front"
seventh figuring
rights and efts and ps that down
University
shirtoning analyst Wash
ngton q Monday and SHOW us?
Evening star., 1946-10-15
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foreign assignment; age $3.50; assignment
TsAESs IS. Ss,s &pgg1P g xlRINEs' sci st6 is sys'
HRRHTIsIT-LAYoUT MAN for leading wash
inRton department store; must have layout
and production experience; good salary ana
opportunity for the right person: b-aay
TTssskMnpRs Tssk RGE ss6l .l:ssmSiy ssss lin. work on
small machine parts; experience mot re-
quired excellent working conditions in
new and modern plant. Wages zoe per
hour and up. Rockville SSS. M: Calling
ton. THE LOFSTRAND Co.. Rockville
Md, 10