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Evening star., 1949-10-25
Career Opportunity

Able young man as to 30; single. ey
with family responsibilities; col
lege education or its equivalent.
Salary adequate for family man.
Unlimited opportunities for advance
ment through hard work, intelli-
Rence and devotion to job. II you
can make the grade, your. future is
assured with an outstanding leader
in the casualty insurance field. We
have openings in Washington and
Baltimore. Daytime or evening ap-
pointments can be arranged. Men
selected, will be thoroughly trained
Write stating your qualifications in
detail. Box 151-H, Star. -2S
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ironing; assist with children; 5Ea-
day week. References. SH. 5127.
G.H.W. Mature woman, genuinely
fond Of children. to care for lively
2h-yr.-old boy, small apt; sleep in;
local refs. AK. $500. Branch 400.
after pm. Sun, ewes. after Z.
G,H.W.. plain cooking: live in; 52
days wk.: S22; refs. TU. 27S1.-25
LADY, elderly, to care for child In
exch. for home and small sal. Call
after pm. AT. 1854. -27
MAID-G .H.W., plain cooking, willing
to stay 2 nights; $50 plus caarfare;
hours, 10 am. till after dinner.
Apply 1909 14th st. NV -27
MANGLE WORKER, colored; living
e999 Bait blvd. TO. 567S. -25
WILL GIVE HOME for midle -aged
widow. No housework. Cook and
care for semi-invalid. HO. 5625
cLosE-N SILVER sPRNG-G.h:v
and help with children, 8 days, $12
References. SH. 4O91.
COLORED COOK and E.h.w.: mr..
Rockville: conv. transp.; live in.
OIL 2342. --27
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MEN

II TO Sb.
Are you faced with q possible lay
Of from work? Why not investigate
the opportunities for permanent
full-time employment as . streetcaf
or hus operator? No experience is
necessary. We teach you and pay
you while training. Steady year.
round earnings averaging about $50
weekly, together with paid vaca-
tions, sick leave. free transportation
and a pension system.
APPLY NOW
80 am. to IL noon, Monday
through Friday, -
TRANSIT co.
At employment once. 1892 NJ st. NV.
(Take Routes so Rosslyn, 20 Cabin
John, so Friendship Heights street
cars direct to door, "
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SALESMAN

To sell wholesale. electrical supplies
and materials to hardware stores.
contractors Must be experienced
In this line. Good proposition for
$4,000.
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REAL ESTATE statesmen
cor rnREn

Esperieneed' full or part time. me men men
estate ofice. Write, giving expe-
rience, to Box 220-H. Star. -25
REPAIR MAN and furniture dnisher,
experienced only. Apply Monday,
70 3. N. Il. koseLER, 234a
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BOYD'S, 700 18th, Cor. G
NATL. EMPL. SERVICE
1908 g st. NV.
NHTNr

When ansperfno advertisement
addressed to Star boxes do NOT
inclose original references, or
other materials OF personal pdlue
Copies serpe the purpose and
originals may Get lost.
Evening star., 1949-10-25

YOUNG MAN 70 DO ReneraI WoTK IN
food market. NORMANDY MAR
KET, 5O0s BenninE road Sc. -!26
YOUNG MAN with tipping exp for
have car. Salary. $1,000 to start.
Box 163-H. Star. -25
YOUNG MAN Splendid opportunity
for an ambitious, aggressive young
man with sales ability, one who can
whom you work and the public with
whom you deal. Must be able to
type and handle detail. If you are
seeking a position with . definite
future, see Mr.. Nadell. AUTO
MONEY CO., 18th and X SITS. n;w.'
RE 3644. -27
YOUNG MEN, white 80, 1928. as
sist manager in circulation sales
work: no experience nee; average
earnings $50 wk. Apply $3.50
am, RIM. 422. 724 9th st. NV. Pr
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Sales Representative

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SHOE SALESMAN
Experienced. Apply THE BOOT SHOP.
.S06 H ct. n.e.-sea ~. PIT
SODA FOUNTAIN MEN Is5. expert
enced, sober, reliable. AppIy in per-
son, TENPEN REST, 10th and
Penn. ave. NV. 25s
SPOTTER. white. exper; silk and
woolens; quality work. 1922 lst
pl. NV. RA. 0447. 81
Evening star., 1949-10-25

THE APPROVED COURSE IN
REAL ESTATE PRACTICE
Men and women; new class starts
Tuesday, Nov s.; finishes and d.
plomas awarded week before
Christmas: government approved
1947. THE SCHOOL OF REAL
ESTATE. ME. S731, AID. 1922
Evening star., 1949-10-25

TER SUPER MARKET, l0s0s Lin:
coin ave, Kensington. Md. 20
FURNITURE SALESMAN
Leading modern house has opening
for experienced. capable man with
good personality We want high
type salesman. familiar With the
for a discriminating clientele. State
age, experience in detail, and ref
erences. All replies held in conf
dence. Box 160-D, Star. -25
GAS RANGE REPAIR MAN, expert
enced, white, 2S-40 years OF age.
al Ss sfaToN 81 ssae MsA sis ts5ysx ;or nish. 10
ii: white, fully exper., reliable and
industrious, able to carry shift. and
furn refs. ALBRITTA1N SUNOCO
STATION, 247 Carroll st. NV, TAX.
GLAziERs (s), experienced; steady
work, good salary: also auto glass
ma nan aaso $50 Wis ave. OIL. Eae 2as2'
GROCERY siSS CLERK. capable of taking
charge Of stocking shelves in Super
Market. Apply in person, 2401
GROCERY ToSsi SVci CLERK. experienced. 4p-
ply at once. B; 4 B. FOOD STORE
GROCERY SALESMAN
Established local territory. for ex-
perienced grocery salesman. money
spaces: car necessary. Apply in
person or write complete persona!
details In first letter. ATLANTIC
WHOLEsALE GROCERY CO., York
Nd. Phone Lexington 7990.-25
INSURANCE SALESMAN to sell al
coverages except life; office IN Silver
Spring; commission only; oppor-
tunity for hesinner to take an active
Box 36s-H. Star. -26
JANIToR. colored. experieneed with
stoker, Garden Apts.. Sc. Washing
ton No children. Living quarters
Refs. required. PORETSKY & SONS
INC. 1913 K st. NV, MA. 5306
JANIToR. colored, for apt. bldg. on
have nave 5th tn class s license. @ Refs. req
Couple only. No children. Salary
and quarters. Phone resident mgr,
LfSoTYPE Ta; sPE' OPERATOR, full or part
time. ST. 9621; ewes. Wo. 2744
MANAGER or assistant manager. s
& 1Oc store. Must be experienced
Coed Coed ssaTy RINs excellent NE z9P
MANAGER, F. st. jewelry store; ex.
perienced merchandizer. and buyer
state qualifications and experience
salary open. Box 476-D, Star. 20
MEAT CUTTER, reliable; must hav'
good reference; full charge. Appl,
between l and pm, HYATTS
WILLIE MARKET. 4701 BALTIC. ave
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MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO RENO via Albuquerque:
leaving October 2Sth. Can take one.
Gil. S460.
WANTED someone to share driving
1949 Oldsmobile to Miami, Fla,
Oct. 80. Reference EXCHANGED. WA
5114. 27s
LEAVING for Phoenix. Arizona Oc-
tober 30, carry l or passengers.
WO 12S2
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ouCe, III uOoE. 30
SALESWOMAN-Unusual woman for
special position in dignified un-
crowded field. Good education and
outstanding personality essential.
No books. MAGAZINES or canvassing.
APPELLANT who needs to earn as
much as S75 wk. preferred. Per-
sonnel or sales experience helpful.
Car necessary for local driving
For interview. write Box 3l6-H,
to sell furniture, ex-
per, hrs. 8 pm. to 8 pm. Apply
II to IL am. SMITH STORAGE
CO. 1913 U st. NV. -27
ASSISTANT to edi-
tor of national magazine; live in
large pvt. residence, 80 mi. from
Washington with freedom of per-
sonal movement to city. Starting
salary $1,S00 per annum plus ex-
cellent room and board with in
crease or termination in 2 mos.
Typing 20; under 80, driver S
license. college degree. Imaginative
thinking, critical ability, sense OF
humor and social sense are abso-
lutely necessary. Mail detailed ap-
plication to YONDER LEA. Route
L, Warrenton, Va
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ROOFER, asphalt shingle; Job To-
Gated in Wheaton. Phone WA. 2176.

ROOFER, asphalt shingle: lob To-
Gated in Wheaton. Phone WA. 2176.
SALESMAN-Local suburban terri
tory now open with national organ
lzation in pleasant, low-pressure
field for man over 80; steady, year
round income; repeat business:
protected territory. Car necessary.
Sales experience not essential Sue
cessful applicant will receive sys-
ttematic training and guidance.
ark New York State.
SALESMAN to operate estab. coffee
route; salary. commission and bonus;
car furn:; expenses paid; Apply
STANDARD COFFEE CO., 1109 Mt.
Oliyet rd. ne. before am. -27
SALESMAN with experience in auto.
parts and accessories. to call on new
car gencies. This nearby territory
is already established and an i'm
mediate income is assured. Write.
Box 97-D. Star. 80
SALESMAN for auto. seat covers and
allied lines, Washington \and Vir-
ginias. Write Box 394-H. Star.-30
SALESMAN-Young. ambitious man
for outside selling. calling on build
ers and contractors: experienced pre-
ferred: must have car Excellent op-
portunity Apply Charles E. Hart;
man. BARBER & ROSS CO.. 5th and
v SITS. ne. DE. 05Ol. -2S
Evening star., 1949-10-25

COLORED MAN to work in liquor
store; must have references. COCH-
RAMS WINE & LIQUOR STORE.
1442 You ST. NV -25
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert. books opened.
closed, audited; back work caught
CLERICAL OR oTHERwIsE-Young
colored man. %, neat and alert,
As'Fi s. fs''af e. ssivs4s sfs'fss s:rn sR' r.
COOK. colored, wants Job pvt, home,
board. house, rest. or hotel. 1st
class. exn.. sober. clean. honest,
reliable. city or country. LU. 3-24o5.
BRICKLAYER'S HELPER. colored
man. 21. year experience, need work,
MAN. col. %, will do odd Jobs in
payment for living atrs. TR. 2405.
PAPERHANGER. painter. exper.
Tsiisble: cssli ABELMAN. IN; sosi; ;
Md, steady position or relief; avail
rA4Esr All s1teE ENaisEaK osi aash broadly
patent applications. is interested in
mskins aoaan stan new connection sse Box
rBX sr Clerical work, white. Ii.
PHOToGRAPHER Portrait and
candid. 15. years In better studios.
Part-time If nee. Box BOG. Star
PRoJECTIONIsT. exp, wishes part
time work. Dial ME. 1859 before
3 pm. 25s
SALES LETTER WRITER
Expert Sag sfr Hbe W9IHne w5tsT Tho fop
one Of the country's top men in
direct mail. Also experiences in
copy. market research, media and
production: Ex-ncwspaper writer
and skilled public speaker College
trained. 81. Box 316-G. Star.
STUDENT, married. desires pm. Job:
experience service station, hard
@;4i 'sss after 'ss's's 49,
enced in all types movements.
desires position. Has own tools.
ERPEa! s9I ao7vaj vahfETY stiEi srokr m.ns..r as.
white, age 81, desires position in
local organization In comparable
capacity; Phone FA. l761; 25'
2 pm. hotel and stat. clerk, typist.
genman; Phone oE. o325. or Box
VET, syIi married, s1i %. willing to iS learn.
Pref. restaurant. Will accept others.
dSGoRsD RSt SGgoi NAN ar; wants day vofe' e. 5
housework, DE. 3643.
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OFFICE CLERK

Permanent 5-day week; ex-
cellent position for person.
adept with figures; nice tele-
phone voice. experience with
MGR 5000 machine desirable;
local references required.
AMERICAN LINEN SERVICE
CO, 224l Sth st. NV. Ask
Ar n
Evening star., 1949-10-25
PERSONALS (cont.

SMART WOMEN ARE well ftted
women and vice versa. More skill
lies in fitting than sewing. Con-
formerly of 9Th ave, n" ". about
any clothes problem YOU have now.
Centrally located. 111O F st. NV.
Rm: 20. Tel. EX. 1903.
WOMAN, colored, wishes eoachine
two evenings a week for clerical
G: s.: exam. Q and 8. Write Box
291-G. Star. 25'
VACANCY now available in new wing
of my nursing home: licensed by
county and State. SH. 6O40.
ALTERATIONS. all ladies' garmentss
prompt and efficient service: open
ewes. 31O9 14th. co. 1921.
ACUTE ALCOHOLISM
A limited number Of selected alco-
holic patients accepted for under.
standing medical care. NORWOOD
SANITARIUM. WI. 100. OIL. 1865.
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SALESWOMEN
Experienced preferred. for
JEWELRY, COSMETICS,
GLOVES AND HOSIERY

5-day work week. Generous welfare
benefits. all free to the employe
after a required term of employment.
Retirement plan. proflt-sharing plan.
life insurance, surgical benefits, hos
pitalization.
Apply JELLEFF'S
1214-123O F st. NV. Personnel
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BURGLAR ALARM
INSTALLATION AND
SERVICEMEN

Need three men in Installing
grade A merchantile bur-
glar alarm systems. Top
salaries. Former ADT men
preferred. Do not apply if
not experienced. Ask for
Mr.. Shaplin or Mr.. Mandell.
International Sales
423-10th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1949-10-25
RESIDENT MANAGER

For large garden-type housing de-
velopment: applicant must have had
previous experience in property man.
agement and be familiar with tenant
relations and maintainence prob
lens; must be able to supervise and
direct the activities of q large group
Of employees and live on premises;
in letter of application give a COM
plete resume of experience, age,
Star. -25
Evening star., 1949-10-25
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK, white or colored, for exclusive
pvt. school in Arlington; Sat. and
Sun; Of; "a. 4-105o. --126
wk.. S25. Shepherd a4s5. -27
COOK-MAID, part time. for 2 days:
good cook. faithful worker: 9:15
through 6:15 dinner; $3.50 per
week. OIL. 3O43.
G.H.W., reliable, to live in; care of
7-mo. baby Refs. REQ. DU. 9157.
G.H.W.. live in. fond of children, Ben
dix; $50 per week. RA. 4017. -27
G.H.W., plain cooking, no laundry;
live in; 51a-day week; $50 for exp,
depend, colored woman. EN-. 1441.
G.H.W. and cooking; live in; 4
every other Sun. of. WI. 347S.
Evening star., 1949-10-25
Al Secretary (F), S65 Wk,

the better once positions. 204 Colo.
RADIO Bldr.. l4th and G. RE. $685.
Al Secretary (F), $65 Wk,
Engineering ofaces, exper.
stenog. receptionist. knoll. cal. mach
Private secretary, pref. war vet. $500
Constr. secretary, exper.. $500 UP.
Medical secretary, exper., salary open
Secy., real estate, start 5000 up.
Stenog. rec. mfg, represent. und; 30.
Assoc A..% soe secretary neat attr d:y S22S IL,
current openings. Free reg. well
come See Miss Lee or Miss Grant,
BoYD'S, W 700 18th, Cor. G
NATL. EMPL. SERVICE
1T0S G st. NV.
MEN
Salesman (tood chain). $bs.7b wk
plus car.
Timekeeper. 1855. S36 wk.
Merchandise trainees (6), 1880, $685.
$40.
Carpenter, maintenance. permanent
job; start, $50.
WOMEN
secy.. legal, fast shorthand, 5 days,
$1,000.
days: Sa,4O0-S2 500.
clerk-typists, NV. Sc. 5 days
Hostess supervisor, hotel experience,
$40 wk
Asst. bkpr. typists, $50.
Beginners stenogs., 80 w.p.m., short
hand. $175-$200.
Evening star., 1949-10-25

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AUTO WEIGHING and parts yard.
good location. Small Investment:
Call ME. 1855. MR.. GORDON. go
BOOMING HOUSE, NV. location; 8.
good furniture. CLARKE, ST. 1888.
CONTINUED @ Next Pags.l
Evening star., 1949-10-25

BUTCHER wanted; good hours and
good pay. Apply after 2 pm. Tues
da, 214 Mass. ave. ne.
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Secretary-Stenographer

Secretary-S -Stenographer
Exper. in general office work for
ige. local organization.- exper. In
construction work helpful but not
essential. Write stating age. quail
ifications to Box 65-H. Starr
Observation-Disclosures, betw.
25 ana 50. competent, to perform
tailed duties, in small but Erowing
multiple corporate Office in Claren-
don, Va. This is most interesting
operation and will afford an intelli-
gent, neat-appearing, personable and
ambitious young lady an opportu-
nifty to grow with the organization
without limit. Salary open. ad-
vancement assured. Phone OW. 4301.
Evening star., 1949-10-25
HELP WANTED, AGENCIES

the better once positions. 204 Colo.
RADIO Bldr.. l4th and G. RE. $685.
Evening star., 1949-10-25
THE EVENING STAR
iASHINCTOk b, C. TUESDAY, October IS, 1919

SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN
WILL DO PUBLIC RELATIONS for
worthy cause or endeayor, group
or individual Box 4S6-E, Star. 25'
Evening star., 1949-10-25
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT, junior. for C. p. A.
office. Do not apply unless you're
ready to start at the bottom for $50
needed. Apply in your own hand
writing, giving full Information
about Yourself. Box 3S9-B. Star.
-2e
ACCOUNT CLERK, some experience
req.i good pay and hours. UNIVER-
SITY OF MD. personnel ONCE, WA
$500. -25
Adding Machine Repairman
Full or part time. Please write R.C.
ALLEN BUS, MACH, INC, 1911
@ ST. NV. Il
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FLOOR MANAGER

FIOOh MANAJEH
WITH VARIETY STORE
EXPERIENCE
Good opportunity for young man
with variety store experience; good
salary for one who Is willing to work
toward the future. Apply S. N.
MCBRIDE CO.. 700 H st. ne. -25
FOOD CHECKER-Experienced, good
refs. excellent salary. Apply MAS
coin ave, Kensington. Md. -25
Evening star., 1949-10-25

BRICKIAYERS
Job b starting. Report ready fol
work. Job address: Old George.
town I'd. and Huntington pkwy.-2t
Evening star., 1949-10-25
HELP WOMEN

ASSISTANT BUYERS
With coat and dress experience; posi-
tions With future. Apply
JELLEFF'S
Evening star., 1949-10-25

Secretary-Stenographer
80 to 40 years old gooo salary,
permanent position, 5a-day week
LARGE apartment development. Ar
lington resident preferred. Interest
ing position affording diversified type
of work. Buckingham Community,
313 n Glebe rd., Arlington, Va,
Evening star., 1949-10-25
MEAT CUTTER

Expert, to manage department in
super market. good conditions, top
salary for right man. Apply in per-
son. 1880 King ST.. Alexandria. Va.
Evening star., 1949-10-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PAvING-Driveways, parkinss. side
walks. ETC.. black-top or concrete.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-11-01

Mony sheepmen ore selling over
1909 lamb crops by feeding
CERETANA HI-PoWER MoLAS-O-
CAKES during the winter and lomb-
ing season.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-11-01
1870 EGGS A DAY
INSTEAD OF %

Mrs. VIM. J. Turvey, poultry raiser in the
She says:
IT have 178 chickens. In November, their
appearance was poor, and I was getting 10 to
% eggs a day. I started giving Don Sung in
their feed. Now, in December. 1 am getting
1870 eggs a day, and my flock is livelier, and
looks much better. Surprised isn't the word
Will you do as well? We don't know. But
we do know that you mustn't expect eggs from
hens that are weak. under-vitaliZed and lazy.
When flocks are deficient in manganese, vita
minis, and other essential elements which
laying hens require. and which are necessary.
to pep-up egg production, Don Sung supplies
these essential supplements. 1t does not force
or hurt the hen in any way. Why not try
Don Sung for your flock? Send SOC for a
trial package Cor 81 for large size holding 3
times as much) to Burrell-Dugger Co., 227
East South ST., Dept. Y, Indianapolis IS, Ind.
Don Sung must show you a profit or your
money will be refunded. Start giving Don
Sung to your flock now.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-11-01
Order Don Sung" from
GRAHAM & ROSS
Great Falls. Mont.
Are Your Chickens
Wheeling, Choking!

Chickens do not die from so-called "colds''
but death results from strangulation caused
by accumulation of sticky, choking mucous
(phlegm) in the breathing passages. This
phlegm must be removed If bird is to survive.
Read the letter from Thomas Pulliam, a
Kentucky po~ultryman:
ST have had birds choking, strangling, and
with their eyes closed from common colds and
have saved them all. One cockerel was nearly
dead. He lost S pounds. / applied Group-Over,
and in two weeks he was full of pep and
fighting every rooster on the place"
Why don't you try Group-Over on your
flock? It's easily used. See for yourself how
the Group-Over treatment helps bring needed
relief. For a liberal supply. send SOC Cor 81
for the extra large size) to Burrell-Dugger Co.,
227 East South st. Dept. G5, Indianapolis Is,
Ind. Group-Over must satisfy you perfectly
or your money refunded.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-11-01
Poultry Department
S~OFT-SHELLED EGGS
By H. E. CUSHMAN


mash and grain. I think we are doing
everything according TO directions. yet
every morning we find a lot of soft
shelled eggs under the roosts. Maybe
they lay soft shells during the day
time but we don't find them. Probably
the hens eat them. What would you
suggest? - Mrs. BBL. Yellowstone
county.
A. Usually the soft shelled egg is
laid during the night. It would take
more hours for the egg to be COM
pleted and laid during the daylight
hours. So maybe you are right and
most of them are laid while the hens
are On the roost.
Your question is asked nearly
every fall. Although we have an
swered it before, since you ask the
question, it is probably bothering
others.
The reason for s~oft-shelled eggs,
II M has oystershell before the
hens at all times, is a lack of vita
min D. Most of our commercial
mashes do have adequate amount of
this vitamin when the mash is
mixed. But if the mash has stood
around too long, the vitamin D grad
ually becomes oxidized and thus
will be deficient.
Also if the mash is compounded
to be fed with equal parts of grain,
but the hens are eating two-thirds
grain and one-third mash, it has the
same effect as feeding a mash which
is deficient in the vitamin.
Step UP vitamin D
However, if you are feeding as
directed and are still getting soft
shelled eggs, then you will have to
do something about stepping up the
vitamin D content of your ration.
Giving additional cod liver or other
good tested fish oil will do the trick.
Unless you have a good mechanical
mixer, it is often difficult to get a
thorough mix when adding the extra
Oil to mash itself.
Also you may be able to get your
druggist to order an irradiated ste
rol. This is a white powder and
can be fed at the rate of less than
M pound to a ton of feed. This
has the advantage of not increasing
the fat content of the mash, but the
disadvantage of giving no vitamir
A. This latter vitamin is present II
the fish oils and protects the bird.
from roup and colds.
Ultra Violet Lights
There is still another method O.
protecting birds against a vitamin I
deficiency-that is lighting the house
with ultra violet lights. If you ar,
already lighting the birds, after tn
initial cost of installing lights, it i
no more expensive to light witt
ultra violet than with ordinar.
lights.
Some years ago one of our goot
c~o-operators installed ultra viole
lights on M side of the house an,
gave carrots for vitamin A. Sh
gave cod liver oil to the other uni
They found that there was no diff
ference in cost or egg yield. Blu
with the lights the shells were nue.
firmer, so that they saved more c
the eggs which were laid.
Further they found that the pc
which WAS irradiated had markedl
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-06
Dir. Bunche Misses Scheduled
Talk at E|ks Convention

ney, also deney, also denounced S
ney, also denounced segregation.
More than $4,000 San Fran
ciscans braved a chilled wind to
watch the colorful march up
Market st. past the City hall.
Mayor E. Robinson and Grand
Exalted Ruler J. Finley Wilson
groups participating in the par
ade were army and navy units,
American DICTIONARIES, Shriners,
ladies' auxiliaries, Chinese Roy
Scouts and Bugle Corps, and
numerous other groups.
Lionel Hampton and his band
led the rocking Cavalcade of
Jass program held at Civic audi
forum. Other bands jumping at
the big five jamboree we're Jack
McVea, Vecil Cant, and King
Cole.
On the social side numerous
parties and dances have been
the meeting.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-06
Colorado Student
Writes, Paints

(ANP)-One of Colorado colleges
most versatile students is Thur
man billiard, graduate student
majoring in painting and sculp-
turing.
Thurman not only paints and
sculptures: he writes poetry, liter
allure, and compases music and
plays the piano. AT present he is
working on several projects in
these varied fields.
Project no. 1 is a mural. cam
erican Community Recreation" for
which he received a commission
to paint two years ago. He is
also working on a figure, "Our
Lady of Fatima" for st. Mary's
cathedral here. One year of work
remains to be done on this 10
foot marble structure.
The 30-year-old veteran Of
World War II is also writing a
historical poetic tragedy in three
acts, "The Story Of Toussaint
L'Ouverture," and a book of i'm
pressionistic verse Crystal Man
dolin," to be published in 1850.
billiard has received several
prizes for his poetry and short
story. He was an honor student
in high school, and was graduated
cum laude in art from Colorado
college.
While in the army he was in
special service. He painted
murals, designed stage settings for
recreation centers, conducted art