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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-01-28
REGARDING R/W FENCES

Last week in reviewing HB 10,
by McElwain Or, PowelD and
Barnard Cd. Valley) we stated
there was some question whether
this bill to make adjacent prop
erty holders mutually responsible
for fencing might not also be
binding on property owners adj
jacent to railway right
Both sponsors of the bill have adj
vised that this particular point
was thoroughly gone into and that
legal advice was to effect that
rail right-of-ways are covered sep
arately and Independently from
ordinary property line fences.
The liability of rails to fence their
right-ofways is covered under
Sec. $40, Chapter AZ of revised
codes, and in no way conflicts
with intent of HB 10.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-01-28

against electrical energy, are
sure to ruffle the otherwise
suave countenances of some of
the gentlemen in the lobby.
The silicosis proposal, should it be
enacted, would not only classify that
disease as an occupational disease
as it should be, but would also pro-
vide minimum benefits of SIS per
week for single man, and, depend
ing upon number of dependents, a
maximum payment of $50 per week;
benefits for dependents of deceased
silicotics; necessary physician and
hospital service for such disabled
worker. etc.
Protest Proposal
Mernin Cd, Silver Bow has also
placed in the legislative hopper a bill
to increase the tax on electrical
energy from to IL per cent. That
this measure will have tough sled
ding, goes without saying, since
should is be enacted, it would cause
the "watered stock" boys of Wall
Street to leave few more dollars
in Montana - and - that's strictly
against public policy, theirs, that is.
lib 1872, a measure to put a pro-
ducers' tax on all natural gas pro-
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-01-28

use his own good judgment in secur
ing board members who are actively
interested in public health.
lib 115, also having to do with the
health of Montana people, would IL
cense practical nurses, and set up
definite standards of eligibility, etc.,
for all who may desire to qualify for
such licenses. Although there has
been some opposition to the measure,
in view of the existing shortage of
registered nurses, the probability Of
such shortage continuing, and the
continuing widespread need for prac-
tical nurses, this legislation is very
timely and should receive favorable
consideration.
Let's Put 1t Over This Time!
In '43, in '45, and in AT, Senator
Moss Or, Flathead) introduced
teacher tenure legislation. Each
session saw the measure a little
nearer to being enacted - even
reaching the house in 1947, only to
die there because some of the lobby
lists most interested in its passage
were apparently asleep at the
SWITCH,
Now in 1919, Senator Moss has
decided to make at least one more
to put through this proposal
which can mean so much to securing
and retaining the best possible pro-
fessional people for our schools, be-
cause it provides them job security.
And, this year, he has lot of 'going
in" support, having senators from
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-01-28

all or any part thereof. The lien
for said stated amount of said future
advances shall have priority to the
of had been actually advanced by
the mortgage to the mortgagor at
the time of the execution of the
mortgage. Any lien entitled to
actual priority over the lien of mort
gage by force of any express pro-
vision of the laws of this state shall
continue to have priority to the ex-
tent prescribed by law :"
For Crippled Children
lib 139 by O'Neil and Burns ID,
Flathead); Ganson Or, Prairie)
Trout Cd, CUSTER; Koch Cd, Ra-
valli) and Aronow Cd, Toole), is a
worthy measure designed to facil-
tate the education of crippled chill
dren. Under it, such aid would be
provided by either door-to-door
transportation of crippled children to
school, or by home tutorial service.
School Legislation
All major school bills have now
been introduced and are in house
committee. Continued vigilance is
the word. Keep that representative
well land frequently advised as to
your opposition to either a direct
forced consolidation of districts and
schools-or the more indirect method
of financial discrimination. Under
the latter, while individual districts
would not be compelled to CONSOLE
date, the effect would be the same
since sun cooperative" districts
would receive substantially less aid
than "co-operative" ones.
Oil Leases
HB 66 by Aronow, McKenna Cd,
Fergus) Laas Cd, Liberty, and
Williams Cd, Glacier) would modify
existing regulations covering oil
leases, provide for extension of time
to operators, etc. While the entire
intent of this measure has not at
the moment been definitely deter
mined, number have voiced the
opinion that this measure would
work to the financial detriment of
5he state in the leasing of oil lands.
It will bear close scrutiny.
Income Tax-Corporation Licenses
Reps. Harlow, Helding and Ander-
zen Cd, Richland) and Harpster Or,
)awson) have introduced two rev.
,nue bills, HB 145 and HB 148. The
irst would increase corporation Ii
ense taxes from to per cent per
4nnum on net income of corpora
ions operating in Montana.
The second would provide for sub
tantially increased income tax clas-
ifications, particularly in the middle
nd upper income brackets. Both
f these measures are based upon
ability to pay''-placing greater
ak emphasis on those more able fl
ancially. Both HB 145 and HB
48 deserve the consideration of the
egislature in the search for addi-
onal revenue.
Caravaning of New Cars
HB 149 by Nixon Cd, Blaine) and
aas, should it be enacted, would
lake those caravaning cars pay
fee for the privilege of
sing Montana highways, etc. This
just legislative proposal and
lould become law.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-01-28
DON'T FORGET

Leonard Kenfield, editor of
the Montana Farmers Union
News, is on the air over KMON
Great Falls, and KAMA, Ana
conda, every afternoon 1870 to
lao, with a very good digest
on what's going on during the
1949 Legislative Assembly.
Kenfield's broadcasts are spon-
sored by the Montana Farmers
Union.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-01-28
Your 1919 Legislative Assembly

whe the love thy neighbor" spell continues
both legislative houses to large Degree indications are that
the time IS when there's likely be fireworks
Certain measures such the bill make icoss
sable disease and 5000 the tax levied
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-01-28
Caravaning of New Cars

HB 149. by Nixon Cd, Blaine) and
Laas, should it be enacted, would
make those caravaning cars pay
reasonable fee for the privilege of
using Montana highways, etc. This
is just legislative proposal and
should become law.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-01-28

both parties co-sponsoring the meas
ure. These are Democrats Wilson
of Toole, Wenger of Deer Lodge,
Mulhoiland of Silver Bow, and Re-
publicans Burke of Yellowstone;
Worden of Missoula, and Larson of
Sanders.
Number Of the bill is SD So.
Evening star., 1949-03-03
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK and general housework; woman,
colored, desires employment, days
week or part time, D1. 4l44.
fsnssd fook cha9otfe9S5 ao 957c thoroughly e*PsF-
GIRL, coiored, reliable, wants dav-
work 3 days wk: ref. Phone VI.
GIRL, colored, desires g.h.w, full or
part time. DI Os43. 81
GIRL wants part time or e.h,w. or
days york; pleasant experienced
GIRL. coIored. wishes days work or
parttime Job; experienced. Call Elk.
GIRL. colored, desires afternoon work
as mothers helper. TR. 6476 after
GIRL. colored, wishes ghw.; good
cook laundreSs: love children. Take
elevator lob; good references. LU.
GIRL. colored: wants g.h,w.: 8 hrs.
GIRL. colored. wishes morning or
days. days, w2rk' work 1899 s9ed laundEess; ref
GIRL. colored, experienced. wants
days work or mornings work. DI.
WOMAN. colored. reliable. wants work
by the day; refs. HO. 6o51 after 6
WOMAN. colored. neat. clean. wants
days work: steady. good ironer. DU.
1857. DAISY DRAKEFORD.
WOMAN, colored. wants days work
Friday cleaning; S6 and carfare.
LU 1898.
WOMAN wants at once. s.h.w.. 3 days
a vk or full time; S25 wk. and car
fare RA. 62sl
WOMAN wants Job as cook in private
family; have good references: also
girl wants Job as maid. Please
phone DE. 1896. 6'
WOMAN. colored. wants work OF any
kind: days work, part-time or night
work, or all day. MI 529a.
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EXEC. OFF. MGR, mature. capable pt,
to relieve executive. NO. 6951. 81
GENERAL OFFICE ASSISTANT, book
references. Ho. 1854.
GIRL, colored, desires part-time work
morning as mothers helper; from
s-l2, 5 days a week. HI. 1893. 3.
Gea sada Hhs ySues OF e5uns wlfnfs sood 1G
LU. 4402. A.
GIRL. colored. wants job cleaning
ofices or work in beauty shop.
GIRL. coiored. desires days work.
No Mon, ,so19 Wed Thurs; best references
GIRL, colored. wishes part-time work
for mornings Mon: through Fri;
cleaning ofIlce or maid in ONCE build
NURSES AIDE. experienced' will care
fox for eIasrly IasX, gssS0n gtsT' alone Live in
position with children; refs. Chest
pART-TiME ar TINE cLERK-TYPIsT, tenn
3, daily and all day Saturday. Call
OIL. 1927 after pm.
PRACTICAL NURSE. COLLEGE grad,
desires cases. any type or kind days,
S-lO-1o hours: reference. AT. 6l36.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. desires
work, day or night, with GONZALES
cent patient. Write Box 1914. STAR
REGISTERED NURSE. married. VIII
care for infant fer working mother;
5 dav weekly. Box 16S-A. Star. 30
SECRETARY-S yrs. exper:; compe-
mo 5ant sSeef s5eeps refs. 50 GE hEsi e6ss day. $@0
desres Mta poseon fpom
three to six months. Call Ludlow
TYPING wANTED-Envelope or post
card addressing. 5000 10th st. NV.
WOMAN. HSsas i0aI; coIored. all around res
taurant cook. short order or fry
exp; honest. dep. and reliable; refs.
If needed vi. 6492. 81
DESIRE WORK in hospital or rest
home; exper and refs. PEARL E.
.DARDEN: 1909 18th st; nv, %
excellent personal references and
background, 3 years overseas with
American Red Cross. desires respon-
sible and interesting position; have
car; no tipping or shorthand. Call
Woodley $500, Ext. 507-N, between
8 am. and II noon.
REFINED LADY wishes position. COM
ref. Box 1854, Star;
once. MRS. WARRINGTON. IA.
CHRISTIAN GIRL desires cleaning;
beauty parlor. doctors ofhce. Call
before noon or ewes, DI 4124.
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PERSONAL

INCOME TAX RETURNS explained
for o nominal sum by former reve-
nue. employe ME. 1894. 15'
REDUCE-Cabinet baths: gentlemen.
WILLIAMS. formerly opp. Mayhower.
wANTED-Young boy, grades e-12,
to work way through private prep
boarding school for tuition. board
,SGdMF s9d 1dsrSsx FAX cs RETTRNs Tp 47s plepated S
college graduate and sxnsri.nrs sraduste &C.
sonable. 934 6 pl. NV. ST. 00s3.
SLIP COVERS. draperies. CO. $500;
5-day DEL; your fabric or ours. Ex-
pert Wor5mmssnship DA1GNEAULI
vRceSeAPNSTsins RceSeAIGEs care and tray
service, 1st-f. rm., lge. grounds and
porch; blk. from bus. HI. $40
ANY ONE CAN SEW. but it takes
years to be skilled in correct fitting
la IL 5t5 hNsEL s1e RfeSSnafsr n nds nothins
reStyiins, res ling ali alterations. Centrally 10
satsd Ts1sd,one at 1l1s E9 1s6s e. NV Roo" 20
ALTERATIONS. sll ladies garments; n,;
VACANCY IN NURSING iOML-24.
hour nursing care. Licensed BY
county and state SH 6O4O.
building, etc, reas. Free estimate.
VICTOR GEORGE. Ov. 1927 ewes.
DAY CARE for children; also apt. for
mother and child, in Silver Spring,
avpR eR PHs1Re sfSIrsR1i3S' ffs1l sH 3Ssso soefv,,l.
Pike, 4 miles from Bethesda; A
Ing care - hrs. day. Call WI
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HONE IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS, alterations, and attic
undermining; cabinets and kitchen
planning; painting, paper HANGING,
floor sanding; recreation rooms: FHA
plan. ASKEW'S HOME SERVICE;
ADDiTI0Ns, alterations and remod-
cling. any type; quality work; low
cost; quick, free estimates; financing
if desired. Call SIMON g. FRANK
CO., 1904 Georgia ave-. SH. 6363.
ADDITIONS. remodeling. rec. rms. {;
special winter prices: terms; esti-
nsses noN VITF3his 9Sly co 9LP R PoMH Ss1
AsPHAIT TILE, LINoLEUM. auaran-
teed finest materials and workman
ship. Repairs invited. oW. s5s5.
SOUTHERN FLOOR COVERING Co.
CARPENTRY, painting. paper hang
service sots Sn call to cH. 7474 or
coNckGfG. sGff: cement work, footing,
porches. steps. driveways,- basement
doors, retaining walls; old and new
work. c. GALEA. AT. 1884. 3
CONCRETE AND FLAGsToNE drive
Msys toOEnss PoFrhss .sGs walls , Ten ten
vINToN DOVE. EN- 1874 day or
FENCES. ali types, galv.nised ma
terials, posts set in concrete. I'm.
MEMcr MsM; eEEsSSt' ES' CIT 5nSo DILL III -
FEAGsToNG.' EAesT ) -; specislsy-All GaH; Kind.
Of stone and cement work done;
porches. terraces, walks, steps. fire-
places, driveways, retaining walls.
Fh6ns sna d5sinass 7a tfs
MARcuccIo. sss Diamond ave.
Gaithersburg, Maryland.
FLOOR sERvIcE-Nothins but the
best laying. sanding, finishing,
Sieapis' Snisbss DaFa1e5 Rrues
ToRs; To sa,1 NC 1912 Wisconsin ave
HOME REMoDELING. additions, at
tics and rec. rooms. kit, planning,
cabinets and appli; wall tile, rubber
IRON WORK. sR IRE escapes' aasS any railinss mss:
lintels. beams, misc. DUPONT IRON
WORKS, MA. 3766. 1166 18th
MoDEkN1z1Ne and additions: celia,
ss T1st cf TT sSs'sa coNRA II r.
ROOFS, asbestos and brick siding:
other home mpsovemenSss pr d onth1d and
MxRYhAsp MxSRsnt Difs RoorNs ss ce ss''9fsss siissi
ALL PHASES Of home remodelins and
improving; free reasonable esti-
mates; low down payment; SO
months to pay. HYDALE con-
HYATTsVILLE CoNTRACTiNG Co
Painting. papering, interior decor
ating: all work guaranteed; terms.
Free estimates. Phone WA. 1886.
ATTENTION. home owners. remodel
ing and decorating. in or outside,
CONTRACTORS, WA. 1895. q
ADDITIONS and remodeling by expert
mechanics. For estimates call CHI.
1858 or FA. 1851 after 8 pm. a
ATTENTION., HOME OWNERS. 1t is
CO. s4oa Ge4rsia ave SH no5s o5S3
no need waiting for the flies. All
kinds of repairs and remodeling. W.
D. TAYLOR, Sligo 3a42
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HELP WOMEN

WOMEN, white. 1s to so; counter
dishes; $40 week JOB to start;
sHons sstiGn a1teE coEoS1A IonthS cAFErARH ARPly
bet. 10 and II and 2 and 4. -5
money you earned yourself Pleas
ant Dart,timfs nn1yans.rss work Ton hrs at Sg
YOUNG YtGS LAby IS o-90i General clerical :h
duties with national finance institu;,
working conds., automatic increase ses,
employe benefits. Phone RE. 6570
for appt. for interview. }
YOUNG LADY with bookkeeping ex-
perience, intelligent, refined, with
in accounting department; exper;
payable essential: excellent oppor-
tunity for advancement; salary com
mensurate with ability. See MR..
GEORGE. 627 F st. NV, or call
YOUNG LADY to teach ballroom
dancing: exper. pref. but not neces-
ToR STUDIOS. 1880 Conn. ave.
Young LADY. 1923, free to travel;
S5O-S60. Apply MRS. McCARV1ILE.
Commodore Hotel, 9-l. A.
YOUNG WOMAN to assist in per-
sonnel ofice: must be average typist;
5-day 4O-hr. week; 20eo discount on
purchases. Apply personnel office.
4th floor. s. KANN SONS CO. %
PARTIALLY FURNISHED housekeep-
ing apt. centrally located. to white
married couple for part-time services
Of wife on small telephone switch
Or pets. Refs. Write Box 4475x,
SELL EVERYDAY CARDS, no expert
ence needed. Make big money. 15-
OCCASIONS sells Itself. You keep up
to SOC of every ST. p other assort-
ments. imprinted notes, napkins.
personalized stationery. Orchid"
box on approval plus free imprint
Elmira N "
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HELP poMESrlc

COOK. over 25. do downstairs work
Live in. have other help. Must have
excellent references. WO. 1895. =
COOK to prepare evening meal week
MIR BARBEE, NO. 6o59. $50 to
Cook-G.H.w.. live in: fond of chill
dren: good salary. WI. s521.
GH,W: wanted; plain cooking. live
IN: g1o, good p.l, references. Interviews
G.Hw.. to live in. experienced only.
help with children, upstairs room.
excellent salary; must have local
G EffessneeSi cook RA; e,rs s5, II ovr mid c6,,t
from noon to s. Tues. Thurs, Sat !;
small apt; must be good cleaner with
recent city, ref; VI. 3641.
pleasant room and bath. Call 81.
G.H.w.-CooK. exper. with infant;
small 10th st. apt; stay some
nights; recent local refs. and health
card required. S25 wk CO. Is4s
G.H.W.-COOKING twhite>, help with
children; exper. and dependable; live
GIRL, coiored; general housework.
part time, in District Heights, Md
Girl, live in. g.h.w. and ironing;
must have experience and references;
SIS per week. GE. 5000 .
GIRL. settled, for general house work:
must be fond Of children; Thurs. af-
ternoon and every other Sunday of
health card and refs. req; stay some
ewes. S25. 1926 Insraham st. NV
G.H.w. AND HELP with children, in
Silver Spring, 1875, MONTH";, S13
plus carfare. 81. 1906.
HOUSEKEEPER. white, settled, live
in: family OF 3; care for children;
highest refs req; permanent. Box
MAID AID, And Nd cooK-small Arlington
apt, good salary; good health and
refs: 5h-day week. cH. 1918: 7
MAID. s.h.w.. experienced with
children, live in. recent local ref
erences required. WI. s271. a
MAID-GHW,: experienced must live
exchanse care Of 2 school age girls.
AK. 1878 between $50 and s pm.
WOMAN. must be capable of taking
full charge Of house, > children;
good cook. recent ref: 5 days. o.
7;30; $50 and carfare. HO. 117h.
WOMAN, white, live in, adult home
lady. SIS wk TR. 7411. a
WOMAN. experienced, colored. for
gh.w., cooking and laundry; live In
If desired CHI. 1856. 4
YOUNG GIRL. or mlddle-ased lady,
white only; R.h.w.. care Of 3-year-o old
child; live in. Sl5 wk, HO. 1860
PERMANENT, steady, house work and
cooking Call EN-. 226l.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcen.. F.,

PLASTERING and patch. work, new
mates UN. 1921, prompt service.
PLUMBNG-No Job too small; re-
BOYD. INC. GE. 1908.
PLUMBING and heating, repair, re-
modelling; reas. rates. HI. $3.50.
PLUMBING AND HEATING. Bath
rooms completely remodeled, free
estimates, hot-water heaters. boilers,
Ice Cash. terms arrsnged. j. sHA-
PRO, NO. 5000; reg. plumber,
REFkiGERAToRs REPAIRED, any
make or model. commercial or do
eno emessic motors Tepsired: a'i. YIN. uM 1917; a9;
WAD1E1L. TR. 1879;
small; repairs and new roofs: SAN.
uEI G; BOYD. INC; GE l06s
spouting, all work guaranteed. Call
ocONNoR BROS. WA. 9O41. A
dsiiysIsd. $3.50. M .S9.oa Contract work
sToNE sasesR!ed' AND MA' iaai BRTck contractor
Ready to start any job. Call. PRO
S0flO, 15llNlQc OIS0. 1O
TYPEWRI1ERS cleaned. oiled and
adjusted. All work guaranteed. RE.
LIT. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
Uff1aSoLLsThfkiNG-spr.ngs n Lsih retied In
your home; your OLD furniture re-
ssa';;s''s : ss:s s:mss. MAP sS'St &. 'St' IA
VENETIAN BLINDS washed. repaint.
ed. retaped. recorded: PARK AVE
sys kiysTs;lf; q; Shs IA. 4h 1875 .,...
faetory sas mGafs pais.s 5 uN s ss1i' BARRoN @
MANUhFAcTUR1Nd s1T6ii co.
WASHERS, expert guaranteed repairs,
all makes; free estimates. Day. Ma.
5EsG1p z49o; ewes; sRpJ}Gr RI; 1921. B. & s.
PROPERTY OWNERS-Remode
additions, painting from bsmt: to
roof. For best results, deal direct
with mechanic. PARKER g. PARK
Err, CHI. 1852 or FA. 1885. 3
ATTENTION-Smal contracts given
special attention.; experience. equip
ment and individual specialists for
stone, fiagstone, cement, brick. car
pentry. waterproof1ng. drainage
painting. cutters installed. cleaned;
lots filled, grading, landscaping, tree
surgery. planting, fertilizer. topsoil,
bulldoZer clearing; driveways. walks,
walls. terraces. curbs, fences, ga
RACES. porch Enclosures, additions,
recreation rooms; free estimates.
II. 4225, OV. COOS. A.
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, Georgetown graduate,
5 years business experience of pro-.
French and Italian; veteran, age 80,
married. Position desired as ac
countant, business manager or treas
grer. complste record on request.
AccoUNTANT, exp; books started,
sonable. OR. 2O74
ACCOUNTANT-BUDGET officer audi
tor; Ia yrs, comm, gov, state ex-
per-: age "a, married: PUBLIC acct,
Contact AUSTIN F. PoHL. 314I Nc
Kinley blvd. SACRAMENTO. Calf. 3
ACCOUNTING SERVICES. records
dent desires part-time work. Call
APxRrMENr PM laES HOUSE MANAGER,
man available. top aualificatnions
BOOKKEEPER-jun accountant now
LaTpN SaMERrcAA eoBnercfs Sass ecfs posi-
tion, With. full responsibility. wanted
by retired executive, age .42, with
Soed SDeat life 1as sna Lstn stnerIte gfe
Motive: TO be useful. Salary second
arv. Box 367-X, Star. -6
MAN. age 20. would like to be en-
ploysd pbSs mi NIGHTS 'ta.. or days Call P1.
MAN, colored. desires position as
housemaann, butler. yard man; live in.
MAN, white. seeking work as skilled
laborer; married. husky. eficient.
RE. 5553,- MIR. DELAWDER.
NIGHTWORK in apt. house. theater.
efice bldg, sa- Or studio. Call after
RfTAnh z plm' III E1oSoR S71s' SALESMAN part
time, So pm, 4 or weekdays and
all day Saturday; thoroughly exper /;
ST. 80 hr. RA. 0474 after pm. b
SALES OR ADMINISTRATION posi-
tion with possibilities for advance
ment; highly successful record with
nationally known company, excel
lent recommendations. good personal
background, expected earning to
start about $1,000 annually. Write
Box COLA, Star.
SALESMAN with experience on busi-
ness machines, neat appearance:
now employed; best references. Box
160-A, Star. 81
SECRETARY. man, administrative
asst, highly experienced; also sales
ability; now employed. Box 16l "A,
sGRvEY1NG done reasonably during
MaTsh and April. Call WI; 29l6; ~. 4.
work under CT training. Box 76-A'
. f::Es. 'ss S~ ns ssg9 .5ss 'i:e
part a4s. Phone WA. Ales. -
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

CAN TEACH YOU PLAY PIANO easy
way: experienced instructor; FRAz.
Ter PIANO STUDIO. ST. 34a3. /.
WORK SIMPLIFICATION. time and
ton and applied practice, in indus
morning or evening classes; Call
w ] LAYERS, director. at the Shera-
ton Hotel, DI 1900. INSTITUTE
OF ENGINEERING. -3
FLIGHT IRAINING-9usliiy .IIS s1aIiy.. for or
tion gladly furnished. FALLS
CHURCH AIR PARK. on q. S. Rt.
HiGHLY Cultured WOMAN teaches
English. self-confidence, freedom
from self-consciousness. MI. 1850.
MODERN TRAINING IN beauty cul.
tgre all sub5ects taqs tau iEs1nS
WAR-FIYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE.
LEARN IN ! sAFEI! to drive safely
New cars Complete dual control
EASY METHOD North 1894
OVER 400 COURSES covering engi-
neering. business. mathematics. COM
mercial art, vocational, high ScaoplS'
TERNAFIoNAI cnTSRREsPoNDENcE
ssGHo9o5dLs Room 2lo Bond Bldg.
4 FREE SCHOLARSHIPS
Courses in b5oadcastins ting s1srt! and script
nouncing. Additions, and registra-
In lnFten On HetsI 1i .Fo! For fnTthss VI ssoS details
Atlantic School of Radio
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES

public relations. %,
under 30, attractive. single, start
S55: another with little dietation;
stenog daily: except'l openings.
BOYD'S. 700 18th. cor. G. Ma. 1885.
ART DIRECTOR tm). eXpr. in lay
out and desien. Sll0 wk. PER-
SONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G st. NV.
Association SECY. o.. start ST.
800; educational secy.. $2.40O;. re-
ceptionist- -stenog.. S2,T00: legal
stenog. So 900; stenog.. publication,
5000 mo. Dozens of others hourly.
See Miss Smith or Miss Young.
Evening star., 1949-03-03
MOTOR TRAVEL

BUS LEAVING for Jacksonville, Fla.
March s; take Is to 20; "a fare.
Personal interview, no phones. F. R..
STANCIL, 451 Mass. ave. NV.
FLORIDA-Woman companion for
woman in Ford coupe, week March 4;
share driving, expenses. WA. 1857.
driving to Miami, Fla.
Thursday or Friday. take UP to 3
persons. DI. 1868. 80
LEAVING for West Palm Beach and
Miami. Fla. March IL, returning 26;
new 1949 Packard; take 4 pass.
share expense. Phone after pm.
every day, NO. O382. 81
DRIVING NEW SEDAN to West Coast:
leave any time; radio and heater.
OF. 419l. o.
LEAVING on or about March 6 for
FIT Myers, Fla: room for | or 2;
references EXCHANGED. HI. 3461.-3
Evening star., 1949-03-03
SITUATIONS MEN Cont

WATCHMAN, GUARD, chauffeur or
houseman or general work included;
will furnish uniform; white, 40 yrs.
old. WO. s504.. A."
neat, honest; ref last employer;
must have steady job. Box 192-A.
Star.
YOUNG MAN, colored, aged %. wants
lob as delivery man or chauffeur;
good knowledge of city and vicinity.
AT. 0650. .
WANTED part time drafting. radio,
mechanical or civil. Call OV. $3.50
after $40 pm. IS
GRAD, BENZ. FRANKLIN UNIV. de-
sireS lob beginning l pm, account
ing or bookkeeping. Box 159-A'