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Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-08-01
Progeny-Testing Rams
It's Another "First'' for Montana
By E.. P. CIRCUIT, Senior Extension
livestock Specialist

men furnished the ram lambs, risked
the death loss and paid their feed
bills.
Eight sons of each stud ram were
considered to be a minimum number
for dependable testing. These eight
sons were 'randomized" from the
entire 1948 ram lamb crop of each
stud ram. This merely means that
human influence in the choice of the
lambs was eliminated. They were
more or less chosen by lottery. There
were TIA ram lambs randomized by
sire groups and 8 obtained from each
group.
The ages of these selected ram
lambs were considered satisfactorily
close. The oldest was dropped April
3 and the youngest April 26, 1913.
Feed Rations
The Sc lambs were started On
conditioning feed" Nov. Is. Each
group was in a separate pen. Full
feeding was started on Nov. 80 at
which time careful individual
weights were taken. The ration was
handled until Dec. % and was COM
posed of 40 percent barley, 30 per-
cent oats, 20 percent dried molasses
beet pulp and 10 percent linseed
meal, with wild hay fed free choice
until March II, when alfalfa hay was
substituted. Beginning Dec. %, the
ration was settled instead of hand
fed.
From Jan. l through Feb. 6 there
was some trouble with the lambs,
most of which were in lot 5. There
was n case of securing and n of
stiffness. Two lambs died out of this
pen and one lamb was taken out on
account of urinary calcuh. Because
of the trouble in January and early
February, the ration was frightened"
by reducing the barley and raising
the beet pulp by 10 percent, respec-
lively. This was the only change in
the concentrate ration.
The only brief manner of present
ing the final figures is by t%abulation.
Just the more interesting and con
elusive figures are listed below.
The extreme range in total gain
3 Lot 4 Lot S. Lot e. Lot Z
lee Targhee Targhee RambouiIIet RambouiIIet
% 1850 1879 1873 1875
o 1913 $50 to 1876 159 to 2f2 16T to 100 TIA to 23g
63.5 sos GAL $751;
to 80 AZ to 80 20 to 80 46 to 81 go to 81
D.4I GAS 043 0.4S 0.4s
SO 13.43 16.1 1914 1873
90 4Tqs 1875 52qs 56%
6.93 $50 $50 $40 GIG
finish trial.
ua-rLo.sftos -. ncnAa - r. ia ~
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-08-01

MOST MONTANA stockmen know
that research men have discovered
that a bull passes on an important
characteristic to his Sons-and
daughters-which cannot be seer or
evaluated by looking at the sire. This
characteristic is the ability to make
rapid gains and use feed at a high
level of efficiency.
Montana has pioneered this inves-
tigation and this ''sire testing has
already been adopted by a consider
able number of purebred breeders
and put into operation right on their
w ranches. They, too, are pioneer
ing because this is the first known
grower application of this "sire test
ing"
These same, curious, Montana re-
search men at the experiment station
in Bozeman began to wonder if this
sire influence that had been proven
and established with cattle sires
might not also apply to sheep sires.
So a project was set up last Novem-
Der and again, for the first time in
history, the influence of the stud
ram upon sons was measured in
terms of rate of gain when on full
feed.
Strictly Preliminary
This first year of stud ram testing
must be considered as strictly pre-
liminary. Next year and the year
after may bring forth quite different
results. This is always the case with
livestock research because of a great
number of 'variables," such as ami
NAL differences, weather and climate
variations, feed differences and the
need for a substantial volume and
uniformity of results before depend
able conclusions can be drawn. The
following figures are at least very
interesting but must be considered
only a beginning.
Seven stud rams were tested. Two
were Rambouillets, two were Column
bias and three were Targhees. The
experiment station owned four sires
and the other three were owned by
well known ram breeders, w. A.
Denecke of Bozeman and Henry
Yoppe of Livingston. Both of these
Lot Q Lot LC
Columbia Columbia Tar
Az. beginning weight 1851 1913
Av. final weight 49,. 1857 1871 ]
Range final weight 1913 to 1876 152 to 211 16l
Av. total gain per hid. sos 64.8
Range of total gain
per head -. &C.. 35 to ~ SO to "a
Ay. daily gain per nd. 0.36 0.46
Wool
Av. grease weight
per head 49,. 1919 1856
Estimated shrinkage 46% 45%
Estimated clean weight
per head ......... 7.08 Isl
*Figures dc not include rams which did n
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-08-01
Ask Yourself These Questions:

L. h majority of the Montono coHIe ore eoing TO West coast consumers
what morket cor consign TO which will hit thot top market?
z. Whot marker will give me best service through several raIrood connechonss
3. Which market in the Northwest has the greatest number Of active buyes9
a What morket hos adeauoe facilities TO handle m coHIe IN rush doyse
S. I've been a long fine rnbins these caHIe-where eon | be sure of getting
whos hey ore WORTH
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-08-25
Duuqhters Of Isis in Midst Of 18th
Annual Meeting in Detroit

from the August day in 1909
when the wives of five mobiles at
the Shriners convention in Rich
mond thought Of organizing an
zatoin has grown to a total mem
bership of 5000 in 100 subordi-
nate courts throughout the United
States.
Mrs. Laura Williams was the
first commanders, and Mrs. Lucy
M. Yarbrough was the first record
ress. Six past imperial command
resses were special guests at this
pageant. They we're Ursula Hines
Belts, Lille E. Powell, Willie j.
B%ritton, Elizabeth Graves, Beulah
l.. Mckay, and Sallie Stockton.
A public session honoring the
Shrine and the Daughters of Isis
was held at the Kappa house on
opening day. The abobo six past
commandresses were in the recei-
wing line, and SO were two of the
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-08-25

DETROIT Aug. rs (ANP)-The
Daughters of Isis, auxiliary to the
Accent Egyptian Arabic Order of
the Mystic Shrine of North and
South America and it's Jurisdic-
ton, Inc, Held their 38th ann
ual convention here Aug. 1920
Highlights were an opening pub
lie reception and meeting, and adj
dress by Miss Louise M. bargains
and a pageant concentrating the
founding of the order.
Miss bargains told the group
meeting at the Lucy Thurman br-
anch YWCA thae Negroes must
take a more active part in leg
islation affecting all people, par
ticularly minority Groups.
In Washington, D. G.. Miss
bargains is the only Negro mem
Der of the congressional secre-
taries club (she is secretary to
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell a
member of the D. c., YWCA
activities committee, advisor to
the D. C. Jr., police and Citiz1
ems corps, NAACP and life mem
Der of the National council of
Negro Women.
The tableau for the pagent was
written by Mrs. Jackson, Margaret
Marracci court 80, Detroit. 1t told
the story Of the Imperial court
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-08-25

founders, Mrs. Yarbough and Mrs.
Minnie F. Conway.
Following the reception, mem
bers of the Imperial Divan and
guest Of honor joined the Imperi-
al Council Divan at the Club 666
for dinner Among attending
were: Mines. Ercelle Harmon
Evening star., 1949-08-08
SITUATIONS WoMEN

GIRL. colored, exper., wants Job as
counter girl, marker or checker of
clothes in dry cleaning shop or
GIRL colored CO or seAassS coiIess graduate adj Hes de-
sires Job as q bookkeeper or account
HoUsEkEEpER-Responsible, eo'i5kEspER: Re- p capable
woman will act as housekeeper if you
have. apt. for. her and employed
daushter; local refs. Box 2s2-V'
HOUsEKEEPER and child, desire Job
children in D. c. JU., 7-6447.
LAUNDRESS; experienced, wants per-
sonal laundry and curtains, chair
phone; phone maid maid, service; 10 min. down;
in sunny yard. DE. 4149.
LAUNDRESS. experienced, wants per-
stretch at home; nicely done, dried
NI1psr n sunny ys5 yard; 5eI h. ho 17lRR: -
tent and f'hn home; 'aN semiinVsiid naee pre-. pe
SECRETARY, admins, ability, &C.
curate, resourceful, excellent refs
Write Box 36-Y, Star. s.
SILK FINISHER, experienced for IL
yrs. GIL Florida ave. NV, ME
sTENoGRAPHER. middle-aged. thor.
oughly experienced, with translatins
knowledge of French and Italiar
available Immediately. Phone Co,
lumbia 1850, Monday or Tuesday
morning between and 12. s.
STENOGRAPHER, graduate of 2 yrs
college business course. avail. immed
at $50 wk. ia. 1906. %
TEACHER, home economics grad. ex.
perienced in Girl Scout and other
group work, can play piano and
drive car. desires nursery school or
kindergarten work. Call MRS. Mac
GREGOR, MI. 0102. 9"
Evening star., 1949-08-08
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK-GH.W., 25-40 yrs. live in;
exp. good ref, half day Thurs,
every other Sun. OF, $25 wk. RA.
GIRL OR WOMAN for g.h.w.: " days,
SIS wk. Must have references. DU.
G.HW. AND GOOD CooK-To live
in nice home; experience with young
child necessary; only responsible
person with excellent references and
good health need apply. Call WO.
1177. 3
G.H.W.. exper. with children, plain
cooking, live in, health card, Bendix,
must have excel. ref, $2S per wk.
HousEKEEPER, live in; Inv. care
for children; references. WA. 2242.
WOMAN, white. tn take care of 3
children and house, live. in, small
salary, references; come bet. 8 and
4 pm. l243 G st. Sc.
YOUNG LADY, capable Of taking care
of 2 children, one who could issue
strict discipline; salary, $40 week.
THREE FURNISHED ROOMS and
small salary in exchange for satis-
factory care of invalid woman; will
consider mother with child or couple
with child (white). Call vi. 1895.
Evening star., 1949-08-08
REPAIRS AND SERVICE lcont,

PAINTING AND PAPERING-A.l
work; estimates. free, Call MR..
BECKETT, DU. 4053.
PAINTING, papering; floor sanding,
chanic: reas. rate. Ii. 3-24!l. IS
PAINTING. inside and out. We mix
any color, Paper, removed by steam,
White mech. Call SH. 2009. -l3
PAINTING, PAPERING, frst-class
wo5kmanship; work ra N, work no. done tmmedi- med,
PAINTING. paper hanging, gen. rep;
reliable white mechanics; prompt
service. MR.. RIDENOUR, GE. 6949.
PAPERING. 5-rm.. o-story hall house,
Ss5 good workmanship and mate
rlals; white mechanics. DU. 1920
PAPER HANGNG-"Better work for
less = money; prompt service; white.
PAPERsANGiNGpss7 s up up per rm.;
194a washable suntass papers: work
eqaranseed. GE 42s3. GE o46I
PAPERING' AI'ids PAINTING - Summer
aest dessn ss't best foGn maafas efan T1fd used
PEMBERToN. WA. $3.50. ~ ii
PAPERING-Rooms $40 up: also
chanics. MR.. MEEK, UN. 3s04. %
sbsnies SpeGsi Price frss t9f AYE White
S n
PLAsTERING, patchwork a specially;
E o HIIS IIy1SasFoN ssfeH9e rJ F0Gf1 S17 fe!vlfe Wi
PLASTERIN,G speciality; new and
old work; large or small Jobs: white
mechanics. NO 2723 -l3
PLASTERING, small Jobs, painting.
cement. gen: repairs: work guaran-
teed. Call day or night. GE. Os77
PLUMBNG-No Job 700 small: re.
pairs and engagements; SAMUEL c.
PLUMBING AND HEATING. repair
ing and remodeling; guaranteed
lowest prices. MI 1896.
PLUMBING AND HEATING-Have it
done right: Get THoS. A. KANE,
! LU. 3-l165. TR. 1883. IA
IN shop; reasonable prices. Ho.
ROOF REPAIRING, gutterins, water
ROOF AND WATERPRooFiNG Z dI LEoA co
STONE AND CEMENT WORK-Spe-
! cializing in retaining walls, flag
/ stones; also walks, steps, drives, etc.
For free estimate. JERRY. AT. 9266,
TYPEWRI1ERS cleaned. oiled and
l177:, UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
VENETIAN BLINDS washed. repaint.
ed. retaped. recorded. PARK AVE
ave: Riverdale. Nd. UN. l34b.
MODERN PLUMBING CO.-Plumbing
and heating; no job too small; "a
hour service; reasonable prices; reg
istered in D. c. and Md. UN. 1859.
Evening star., 1949-08-08
SITUATIONS MEN

Bo0KKEEPER, avail;
able for temporary or permanent
position; light work preferred; Box
,CCoUNTANT. college grad, accus-
toned to responsibility, well quail.
fed to handle position with estab-
lished Arm, recurring initiative. ex-
perience. alertness. Box 3S6-V. Star.
AUTO MECHANIC, colored, desires
work in or around D. c.; 6 yrs. ex-
perience; have tools. AK. 45S7. @"
wants several houses to
trim on contract, including floors.
cHAUFFEuRo M soo' HousEMAN. colored.
best references; excellent employ
ment record; please call ia. 3S47.
JANITOR, part time, reliable, sober:
quarters, small salary. DU. 2939.
MAN, young. desires night elevator
work; exper. AT. 1897. -S
MAN, colored. wants any kind Of job
from $50 p.m.-12:30 am. TIE. 1894
PAPER HANGER. painter-Full equip
ment, Job or day: prompt and rea-
sonable. RA 6055. O.
PROFESSIONAL SOLDIER, American,
desires position anywhere, any place,
anything; must leave within "a
hrs. Call GE. 6142 between 8 an.
ana j pm.
Evening star., 1949-08-08
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, colored, desires Job, domestic
work; experienced. Phon Ii. 3-065S.
GIRL, colored, desires job cleaning
references. Ii. 3-27S9.
LAUNDRESS and cleaner, colored,
wishes days work: $5 and carfare
per day: exp. MI. 6702.
MAID, colored, desires part-time
work, 8 to, l; cleaning, excel. cook;
WOMAN. colored, neat, wishes day
work: first-class laundress; work
any kind. Phone Tues, EXs 1915. .
WOMAN, colored, desires day work
or part-time work in morning. AID.
Evening star., 1949-08-08
S1OO WEEK
SALESMAN

IF YOU HAVE SALES ABILITY, we
have tie products and opportunity
you are looking for. Nearly 1000
men are making comfortable livings
and vicinity; thorough training in
nsncia aa Gar fsSsaia cs Fry
appt., CHAMBERLIN CO. OF AMER
tGAs RIfcI BOP IB4nrnSide' TR. 1886. %
ana used trucks. Complete line from
one who qualities. State experience
and refs. Box 173-X, Star. IS
Statesmen, tallors, clothing men:
We will instruct, you in lifelong,
msde: measure clothes direct to
Washington ofice and fitting room
guarantees fit and satisfaction; We
furnish everything you need TO
start in business for yourself. Full
HOMELAND TAiLoRs. 5II Allan
tic Bldg: $50 F st. NV, .
Statesmen = House to- house; small
buthighly respected organization has
openings for (2) experienced can
yasserss who are willing, to work
SUPERVISION: no samples to carry,
Call HI. 6SS5, to s pm. No
other time. HI. 6SS5.
Statesmen to sell the
new Golden Anniversary Packard.
One of METROPOLITAN Washington s
most modern garaee and showroom;
prefer men with selling experience
that know D. C. and adjacent terri
tory. Salary. commission and draw
ing account open. Ask for Mr.. Creger,
SPURRIER MOTORS. INC, 1911
Wilcnra hl1rd Arl
Evening star., 1949-08-08
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

REPAIRS AND SERVICE
ADDING MACHINEs, cslculators
.TYpESTEifES CO: s!s ! 4th #. e ~ =
4 xa1l fAaNsAsf en- xtlts At 9u!s isei and repaired
BRICK WORK, first-class work only;
reasonable; asss ,ai, M SMITH. NIT the small Job
BUILDING. remodelinE, repairing,
faUJDe59tTsss e. 5Fsss oslsh Ill., esRsns sakER painting
CARPENTRY-Summer prices on all
types of general repairing, including
painting, int, ext, inclose porches,
finish attics, recreation rooms, ga
nases mstsra ffe used f00d fR eeap 1910 work. ses'
CARPENTER WORK OF all kinds,
painting, papering. plasterins. MR..
CARPENTER BUILDING and repairs;
sBsIl ssss, Ms' ,Sss MAUggss USggsscialsy' Call q Re
CARPENTRY, Al mechanic desires
MR.. sTALLER, WO. 4164. 3
CARPENTRY, all types of work. free
sssimasss atpmtp Ga Gall lsIs any time. JOHN ".
CARPENTRY-Atties finished, recre-
alton rooms, porches inclosed, stair
ways. W dormsr ,esIa, windows; SsSsissnsisl
caRPhNTER1Nc, aRaPe TfSs plasterins. fire.
cMoaGxD MD Moni onAIS NJ riPEs-Eiee.r,. risE
cally raEor-kleened or no charge
RoTo-ROOTER. Phone RA 1855.
rnycsyrs spy dsy; any nigh night. and ro.. vor.
sss52s 81 Rs5s'FP5 do sSlqsH ys1s
crosby REPAIRS and parts. new
Crosley radios, regular price, $50 :95.
sSs Ss4s5 pf'ss New 'cfsaH cfosiey heaters, resa-
lar price, S2495. our price INSTALL
ed S14.95. Other parts ard acces-
HAINEs MOTOR CO; INC, is
shEcTkcaL MaSS ia nT EEpAks. sE 2nss inssa.tions
ELECTRIC REPAIRING and installa-
tion; estimates most reasonable. MI.
fIsa III for rSlsTHthaT1oNs
pairs, fuorescent fixtures. rewriting
stores. homes; ADVANCE ELECTRIC,
FLOORS sanded and fn.;. white mechs
Special light finishes; free est. odDoUg. DU.
FaooRs sanded e. ana hnished. ed Quality ys
mate. mate Mise free nfW N. MoRR1s 81 ih ST. as77
FLOOR SANDING, 12x15 rm. sanded
and rennishing; done the right way.
FGooRs fs ss' saSSES. s,Rfi 6S rstnshsd; eager
SRoWs, gRs5Wsp; cd1 free saos estimates. IS GAN
floors sANDED and finished: old
fs. made new; work done in Md. Va,
D. C. GEO. TAYLOR, WA. 1923.
free rec estimate $ AciHRLE CHARLES E. DEMENT,
PAhNTiNG-PAfERfNS. All fHsG is AfERfHNSSe floor sanding;
yo1T y, R GR dGns RHs y ESiaes gH as71
PAINTING and general repairs. After
all bids are in call for most reas.
PAINTING, PAPERiNG, wall-scraping,
plastering. floor sanding; for JNb
to o pay. cal MIR. MALHoYT. CO,
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING and
Kemtoning. Room. $40. BY white
man, who needs work. 10. 3-SS63:
PAINTING, interior decorating and
exterior; 80 yrs exper. Free esti-
mates. ST. 1888. ]. D. MAPLE.
PAINTING SPECIAL, sls:5o; any
service. ROBERTS, WI. 6797. .
PAINTING, Kem-toning. int. and
ext. No Job too small: Very . rsss.,
white mech. Ref. King s-92e4.
Evening star., 1949-08-08
PERSONAL

THE GEORGE SHOP, 1850 Col. I'd.
NV, moving to 1927 Col. I'd. NV,
Friday, Aug. IL. No interruption
HENS. ST ea., any width; limited
offer, August only; coat hens, $3.50
Go 18th St. NV, inHRi and iIS1 kins Il;
DREssMAKING and alterations ex-
pertly done: 3.day service; head
quarters for fabrics. Mccall, Sim
plicity and Advance patterns; but
plies; button holes, belts and Gov
cred buttons: 2-day service. SEWING
SHOP, 1875 L st. NV, MA. 1857
TOWN AND COUNTRY summer day
camp. children. Ala; June 81
caxslss ftS afSsF'' ANsukakcE MIS- sH is7t service
So. Chambers has only the best of
Cadillac equipment. Phone 90.
ALL.DAY CARE for children 3 to 7;
WANTED. iSrEiea HUNTING MING PARTNER, sept
1925. Alaska bear; expense app.
REST HOME for
elderly pc ,ple, with care and tray
LoNGwooD School FoR BOYS
Grades Grades 6 to y; preparatory fol
athletics; excel. faculty: 300 acres,
nearby Md 7-day boarders, 81 100:
5-day boarders, 5000; day students
$3.50. LONGWOOD SCHOOL, Box
ROOM ROOM o.SSf5' aSB5 &c BOARD for elderly
people with nursing care: Opposite
Walter Reed Hospital. GE. 425S.
WANT FtN and new friends? If you
are unmarried, OF good character
and enjoy good company, cards. ball
room. square and folk dancing. out
ings, beach trips. fishing, sports, join
JUST FOR FUN CLUB, 1745 Conn,
ave. DE. $500. ! to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1949-08-08
HOME IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS-Porches, garages. all
types, of construction. new or re-
modelling; BY local builder and son.
AnD1TI5Es ri TI6SSAISRE ISR .TERAIinxs ~ 2F2@
commercial or residential buildings;
MR.. YOUNG. FA. $500 evenings.
ADDITIONS. Al home improvements,
repairs; small monthly payments.
HAMILTON coNTR. Co, RE. 4477.
ADDITIONS. porches. kit. interiors,
SUBURBAN REMoDELING CO. OIL.
CEMENT WORK, stone walls, flag
firepls., cement driveWays, porches,
retaining walls, pipe drainage: All
kinds Of waterproof1ng. F: MARCUC-
C1O, Route 5. Horners lane, Rock
vile. Md. Phone Rockville 35ss
CONCRETE CEMENT WORK, foot
ings, porches, steps, driveways. base
ment floors, old and new work. c..
GALEA. AT. 1864 IA
DRIvEWA1S, black TOD or limestone
chips; repairs or new installations.
FENCE. chain-iink. Take advantage
PR. Fl 1889. Vi. 1868 sseelSi; eyes i0-e I'll on
FENCES, all types; concrete. car
RITE FENCE CO, ST. 1000. 81
FLOOR SERvICE-NothlnR but, the
best: laying. sanding. finishing.
cleaning. parauet instailation: Bruce
finishes FLOORING. CONTRAC-
TORS, INC. 1872 Wisconsin ave
GENERALI' CONTRACTING - Home
and commercial repairs from @ounda-
ton to roof complete maintenance
to all owners; erection of small
homes. garages and beach cottages a
specially For a cheerful estimate,
large or small, call C AND L GEN
5RAL o63 CONTRACTORS, Ex. o929'
GENERAL REMoDELING of COM
mercial bldgs: new and old con-
struction; specializing in restaurant
and store fronts; plans and esti-
mates durn. RAY E. ROBERTS
MoDEHNizINe and additions; eellal
to roof. Call ST. 3366-67 for free
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT.
ING CO.. 1903 Eye st. NV.
Or ANC DpAUIN
Evening star., 1949-08-08
statesmen

Because of a promotion. there is an
opening in the sales force OF a lge.
Conn. ave. electrical appliance store.
We need an aggressive, intelligent
man 25-40 yrs. old, married. II
you want to get out of the rut Of q
dull under-paid lob, phone MR.
DORAN, OR, 1900. 10
Evening star., 1949-08-08
MEN WANTED
REAL ESTATE
SALESMAN

With experience in ground
sales. by one of the largest
mortgage and oldest real estate
firms. The applicant must
have car. Prefer man between
30 and 40 years of age. Reply.
giving complete information as
to experience, age, etc. All re-
plies confidential. Box cav.
Star. 5
Evening star., 1949-08-08
PAINTING??????

And you don't know whom to call
Phone the Sherwin-William Pain
Co. DE. S202, for free advice W,
will help you select painter to fl
your Job from our long list of reput.
able painters. A free service O,
SherWin- Williams Paints
Evening star., 1949-08-08
HELP WOMEN

WOMAN-Excellent opportunity fol
housewife who can devote 2 or
days regularly ca. wk. to sales ane
MFs ssFyI'e y9Fh PoF qstas T5i Y5
Decatur st. NV. Sorry, applicant,
with preschool children cannot b.
YOUNG WOMAN for time work
in drug and cosmetic department
WHEATON PHARMACY, 1l4o1 Ga
IF you ARE A GOOD TYPIsT with
some steno- pookkeeping we will pay
you S45 wk. to start. This position
is with an automobile finance COM
pany and your chances Of advance
ment are good. Write Box Tx.
MONEY! We W guarantee you $50 for
cards. Also 80 and 25 for 81 with
name on: Napkins and stationery.
proval' Sss 'l'Sas WELCOME. sss f' Plane M st.,
npIHi, Pspt wHRKFk HeTaEk 2; IN n ivn,s. ,s.rn
wide-awake assistant; must have
experience in private industry; -po-
sition in Alexandria. Call OV 1900.
%sne5 81; wssz szfsI s5o;:s st Is KoSy :. kSf
FANCY CHOCOLATE D1PpERs, reg
ular position with good salary, pleas
ant working cond.; 5-day. 40-hr.
wk. vacations with pay. Apply
GOLDCRAFT CO., 16 o st. ne. .
EXPERIENCED salesgirl for washable
dress shop; excellent opportunity for
immediate advancement; salary and
bonus. SHERMAN SHOP. 1104 F
st NV 81
FOR GENERAL CLERICAI-Knowl-
edge Of cashiering pref. liberal dis
tunity for advancement, pleasant
working cond. Apply ONCE, THE
YOUNG MEMS SHOP. 1919 F st.
NV Il
Evening star., 1949-08-08
SITUATIONS MEN (cont, J

TRUCK DRIVER or delivery man,
colored, thoroughly experienced, good
references. GE. 1857. 9s
MAN, resourceful. ambitious,
energetic. college grad. B. A.. seeks
position with future; good ref. Box
95-Y. Star. 81
YOUNG MAN wants cleaning small
offices; eng -elev. operator lic; S-hr.
shift. no Sundays. MI. 351S. %
YOUNG ALERT, AMBITIOUS sales
man seeking permanent position
with good future. Box 32-Y. Star.
SINCERE college graduate,
business major trainee, desires posi-
tion with future, steno. Box ASK,
Star. $
TILE SETTER BEGINNERS
Just completed year specialized
workshop training; have real skill
on bathrooms, shower stalls, floor
quarry, etc. Phone AT. 1923. IS
Evening star., 1949-08-08

Bookkeeper-Secretary
Opening for person of nice personality
in office VI downtown new-car dealer;
good salary and working conditions
5l2-day wk. Call MR.. THOMPSON
FX 4SOO 8
Evening star., 1949-08-08
MAKE MONEY

With this beer. restaurant and gas
business. Loc. 30 miles SO. of Alex,
on No L hwy. Bus. has been doing
$4,000 per yr. Full price only
$1,000. Rent $50 mo. Don't miss
this opportunity.
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
116 So st. Asaph st. TIE. 7343
AL Hk14 Omen 8 TO q
Evening star., 1949-08-08
YOUNG MAN

YOUNG MAN
Over 81, high school graduate. as COL
lector; must be a conscientious, de-
pendable worker. be able to pass a
Physical examination, and have a
D. C. drivers permit. 5-day, 40
hour week: S35 per week to start
with planned advancements; many
employment advantages; permanent
Apply personnel office, Room 5O4,
Star Building.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1949-08-08

Salesman, Floor Covering
Hard-surface experience preferred.
Excellent proposition, draw against
commission To call on retail
stores in Baltimore-W shington ter
ritcry. Please state business back
ground and present connections.
Box 4l3-V, Star S
Evening star., 1949-08-08

CLERK-TYPIST
Credit experience helpful: 5-day week;
discount on purchases; free hospital
ization and other employe benefits.
Apply personnel office. 5th floor,
GOLDENBERG S, eth and K SITS. NV.