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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WASHER. Blackstone, perfect condi-
ton, fully automatic. EN-. $3.50
WASHERS. good. used, recond., guar.
WsteTmasie; yga .6 ts SD S5g5o 30 .s,tn ke1more
$3.50; Apex. $89' SO; Easy, s4S' So
Bendix auto, $50 so and S64 so
Others Also washers for rent. DIST.
ELEC. CO.. 5023 Wis. ave. WO. 49O2.
WASHING MACHINE. apt. size. white
stin, snamel 5 5' oM slsctrie rBss excellent con-
WAsHfNG Tatsihf \ MACHINE. chi FEB Bendix Econo-
mat. automatic: 7 mos. old; 500.
Phone JE. 3-S196. 3
WASHING MACHINE. Easy" SPIN
dEy $40; paypen, 70; bsey 9e SCALES easS
WASHING MACHINE. Bendix. late
model: guaranteed; leavine town.
FoBERT TAYLOR, 49l0 Wis. ave.
WASHING MACHINES. up to 4o@
ewes. till 8. ROYAL APPLIANCE CO.
WASH. MACH, west, Laundromat
dem: S229.o5. P. o. SMITH, S. d
WATER COOLERS, sale on rent, we
1912. 627 F st. NV. ST. 6lO0
WATER HEATER, used. 20 gal. gas,
automatic. good condition. OIL. 1872
WATEk HEATERS, usto, sale. ~.
0-gal.: from SIS: guar JOHN
@ WEBSTER CO. 627 p St NV
WESTMGJHoUsE. 3 Gu. f.; go,osd
RARE WOODS - Grenadillo, King
wood. satin wood. snake wood and
logs. Please phone TU. 4317 before
10 am. or after Q pm. 3
800 FIT. - Finest ouarter-sawed
white oak flooring; $3.50 M. OW.
$3.50. ewes. only. 3
PORTABLE GENERATOR UNIT, 7h
h.p.. Briggs & Stratton powered.
120v. DC, so amp. 5000 watt;
very reasonable. GE. S125. q
BENDIX.. de luxe model, . yrs. old,
IN perfect condition throughouT;
S150 UN. 4027. a
WAR SURPLUS HARDwARE-Axes,
Shovels, picks, hand tools, etc. EX.
1927. GICHNER, 2513 NJ st. NV.
REUPHOLSTERING
Special-Sofa and chair, reuphol-
stored, labor and material $50;
run ~ -
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------2. 80 =. - w - Ihs-.
TIRES, factory recond., 6x16, S4.45;
other sizes proper. low; used truck
tires, S9.95 up. ALL SERVICE TIRE
CO.. 1924 Ga. ave. NV. RA. $3.50.
TIRES. used. over 200 tu select from
$3.50 up: TOMS AUTO SERVICE.
INC: 63h N st NV MI 240O
TRAINS-Elec. 4S-piece Amer. Flyer
with SKA plywood board. Less
ta transf9rmer' fern s35. After pm,
TYPEWRITERs. portables and up.
rights. no shortage, new and used
CENTRAL TYPEwRITER AND ADD.
ING MACHINE CO.. 2o19 l4th St
- Recond. portable.
and standards, One year guar
We rent, repair, trade all makes
STANDARD TYPEWRITER CO.. 9lC
9 NV, MA. 3632 .
RENTALS. Underwood,
So mo S5 3-mos no del: So add
TYPEWRITER, L. c. Smith, Special
$3.50. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.,
Sl3 14th st. NV.
TYPEWRITERS. new and rebuilt;
one-year guarantee; terms. Our 40th
year, AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO.
1431 e. Capitol st. S:30-5:30, inc]u
Sat Ii 3-00S2 Easy parking
excellent cond.; 49,
inch carriage, automatic iustifyer,
Ratchet spacing, so different fonts
of type. Call HI 3746 a
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FENCE SPECIAL,

FENCE SPECIAL
Nine and IL gauge chain link: work
guaranteed; cash or FILA. LU,
4-1361 between 8 am. and 8 pm.
FLOOR MACHINES RENTED - fun
FLOOR. co. RIA. 4346. 709 Ken
nedy st. NV.
Fl OORS SANDED and finished; old
floors made like new. TAYLOR
FLOOR SERVICE. WA, 1929.
FLOOR WORK, sanding and finish
ing; reas. prices; work guar. MR..
c. C. DEATON, 421O 4th., GE S459.
FURNITURE POLISHING, refinishing,
repairing; ing upholstery repairs; free
FURNITURE REPAiRISG Nc and and = re-
finishing of ali types: work fully
guar; vets. GILBERT PEAKE. EN-.
HOUSE CLEANING. inter, exter,;
work, wall cleaning: ali outside Jobs;
work guaranteed. 10. 2-9336. S
PAINTING, paperhsnging; roof. gut
ter and carpentry repairs; pure
oil paint used RA. 1864. GE. $500.
PAINTING AN ,G :, White: do my own
PAINTING AND DECORATING, ex-
pert white mechs; work guaranteed,
quick service. SH. 1899. -3
PAINTING, PATCH-UP-Reas. rates.
lmmed. service, white mechs. JAMES
paiSTTSG, RS1TSS, ParER Pu soG5i H.Nc,Nc, 6. 5sr-
les. Mr.. RIDENoGR. GU. 37a3. 81
PAINTING. PAPERING. commerc. and
years. MR. LAWRENCE. RA. 9703
PAINTING, PAPERING. int. and ext.
estimate Mr.. XIX. sH. AT.
PAINTING. PAPERING. decorating,
inter. and exter.; all work guar
anteed. GE. 240O. EDISON. -9
PAPERJNG AND PAINTING
BECKETT. r; Nj ISss osso, ,ffst pu. o 4o5s. AaN'
PAPER HANGING, ST up per rm.;
1850 washable s1nfast papers; work
guaranteed. GE. 42S3, GE, 2461.
PLUMBING-No lob too small Re-
pairs pnvn and Ia,l replasements, SAMUEL C..
PLUMBING, HEATING - New work,
jobbing speciality. For best price
on water heaters and all gas ap-
pliances, call MURPHY g. NORTON,
HI. $3.50. Reg. D. C. and Md. 70
REFRIGERATION REPAIRS - All
work guaranteed; no cure. no pay.
Call OIL. 1854 %
RooFING-All types; no job too
small: repairs and new roofs. SAM
UEL c. BOYD. INC, GE. 1868.
REFRIGERATOR REPAIRED, also
washers; guaranteed service.
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION CO.
Days, UN. 1872. Ewes, UN. S575.
ROOFING, REPAIRING
ALL TYPES
MORE THAN 20 YEARS
SATISFACTORY SERVICE
Work fully guaranteed. Free esti-
mates given.
GEORGE HOWES, INC.
MA. 1894
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VENETIAN BLINDS washed, repaint-
ed. retaped, recorded. PARK AVE.
VENETIAN BLIND CO.. 6214 r. L
ave. Riverdale. Md. UN. 1345.
WORN SINK TOPS replaced with
S262 MASTER APPLIANCE CO.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

COMPANION to elderly lady, capable
dependable, cheerful, refined, unen,
numbered. TIA. O264. ~
GRADUATE PRACTICAL NURSE
hospital trained, DIR. reference; ma.
tternity or convalescent cases. NO
NURSE. settled. white, excel. refs,
health card, desires care child over
NURSE, PRACTICAL, CoLoRED;
available for invalid or child care
live in or out. ia. 2-5251. So
NURSE, PRACTICAL-Convalescent OF
oobbssteetrical preferred; reference. AD
Res. MGR. refined, well educated
experienced, unemployed widow
HI5aye Haye own office furniture. Box
SECRETARY-Executive ability; ex.
cellent BACKGROUND and contacts;
people. Box Tx. Star. A.
SECRETARY- -STENoG. SERVICE; also
cylinder Gp der trans; 9s Si2o do per hr; ewes
MISS BINGER. s
UNDERGRAD. NURSE desires posi-
tion giving special care to children
or or any type Of patient. EXper. in
YOUNG t5lI pT;; WoM8s, TI, 4Se5. College student
available to help with household
duties or care for children after
school hours; willing to exchange
services for board and room. Box
49-X, star. 4
YOUNG COLoRED GIRL desires
part-time work after pm. Domes-
tic or waitress work preferred. Ii
WHITE LADY DESIRES care of one
small child; live out; stay In . nights
week. Box 2107. II D. c.
EXPERIENCED PRACTICAL NURSE
desires work, dr's office, private
home. Call 8 pm. to s pm. LU
1921 A.
REFINED YOUNG CoLoRED WOMAN
can perform nearly any job in home
EXPER. coLoRED GIRL WISHES
work 3 days a wk. or evening work
Of any kind. IL. 3-1231
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HELP DOMESTIC

COOK. white, experienced. not over
so; references; live in; other help.
Observation-Disclosures. must be ca
pvt. bath. Only those thorouehly
experienced reed apply; $50 week.
CooKING and laundry position for
" white ~ Toman ne With With small child; live
COUPLE. white cook. houseman and
chauffeur: experienced; live in; ref
erences. Boy 15s-T. Star. A
GENERAL HoUsEWoRK, colored,
; children; plain in; cooking; . laundress tsss
required. EN-. 1913. q
G.H.W.. care of children, dependable,
Beaf1 Besb caSd say eoo9 s9ms ssaT1 nshs 4sns sS
G.H.W.. must like childreA plain
rm.; $50. wk. sH. 4375. a
sa 6 v: F f : SSi Ses' rsTs gssSrss S.
per week. TU. 1881. "a
G.H.W.-CooK, live in. 2 children,
small home. near bus; refs. EN-.
G.H.W.. NURsEMAID. live out. clean
ing, serving, laundry, BendiX, local
ref. 1st class NV. position. inter
views arranged. $50 wk. Box IA
GIRL-EXperienced. for ehw, good
with children, 5-day week. WI. 1851
HOUSEKEEPER. white. under so;
couple; . school children. Dial CIR
4321 )
HOUSEKEEPER, white. to live in;
Takoma Park: must have references
Call ~. 1-5935. -3
white, complete charge, 2 children
excel. city refs; live in. 8 days;
salary. 500 month. Gil. 1899. -3
MAID, live-in, neat, reliable. g.h.w.,
| fond Of children. no Sundays, city
| refs; S25 wk ia 0S63. -
MAID, G,H.W., plain cook, . school
children, stay some nights, City
ref. S25. EN-. $3.50. .
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FENCE

For lowest prices and free estimate
on chain link fence. storm windows
and AWNINGS, call
LINCOLN FENCE co.
NO. 1868: ewes. and Sun. 10. S-5426.
LOW DOWN PAYMT., BAL. SO MOS.
posts in concrete: Immediate erec-
ton Get the best tor less 36
months to pay. Phone HO. 6SS3;
ewes. and Sun. DE q5S4
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SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN
COUPLE, refined, French ungarian;
excellent cook, Continental and
American: butler-houseman; capa-
BILE full MANAGEMENT and planning;
Al references. Phone Bronxville
IN W 2-56SS 81
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GIRL for general once work in laun-
FA1RLINGToN LAUNDERERs ANE
DRY CLEANERS. $500 So. -Four
Mile Run dr., Arl., Va, Gil. 6S20
GIRLS, under "a. assist manager in
per. unnecessary; local and travel,
salary, bonus, cars furnished. Rm
701, Arl. Bldg, 1925 Vermont ave.
n.w.' before pm. except Sunday
GIRL OR WOMAN: white, not over
Can ca fsEe EImwood tST fssRsi-invaid' sfs live in
LADIES, white. to work evenings
weekly; average s5 hour. Phone
WOMAN who knows how to sew and
can qualify to teach our Singer
Apply in person. SINGER SEWING
MACHINE CO., 500 7th st. NV.
WOMAN, CoLoRED. TO MAKE beds
and clean rooms in a hotel. Do not
yoTSG P69Se Ia6y lS93 1Ith &: yiT with
nationally known finance company
Prefer resident Silver Spring or
Kensington, Md. Many company
ton. Apply Mr.. DOMPKA. 1925
Georgia ave, Silver Spring. 4
YOUNG LADY, Mckinley High Schoo,
student to assist dentist after
school til. & pm. 5-day wk. Give
address, phone no. Box 53-x. Star
YOUNG WOMAN. cashier, for dru,
and cigar counter. experienced
good pay, good hours. Apply II
person, DORCHESTER PHARMACY
24S0 18th st. NV. 3
WHITE. energetic, healthy women tc
train for permanent Jobs in insti-
tute cleaning plant, S021 Ga. ave.
See MR.. w. P. HAMLIN. 4
LARGE REAL ESTATE requires the
services of young lady between %
and 35 years of age as bookkeeper-
typist, must be experienced in both
bookkeeping and typing; pleasant
working conditions. permanent posi-
ton; no Saturday work; salary,
$4,000 year to start. In reply, state
age, experience. etc. Box 27-T, Star
AN ELDERLY WOMAN wishes a
white girl to wait on her and keep
things in order. OR 6S72. )
Evening star., 1950-09-02
HELP WOMEN

TYPIsT AND GENERAL OFFICE
worker; $40 wkly.. Permanent posi-
ton; 6-day week: Apply H. ABRAM-
WAITRESS. exper. Apply DARDAN-
ave-. Falls Church, Va. after 4:3o,
WAITRESS. ,exper., refined, for exclu-
ave ave. NV. sH' after t' 6 p.m nppi' iO~o os w.
WAiTRESS-Part time. Apply in per-
son, HOUSE OF HENLEY. 7Ioo
Marlboro pike, District Hgts,, Md
WAITRESS-White, small size; must
be experienced, no student; want
someone who has to work; hours, 4
pm. to IL midnight, no Sundays;
must have ability to make a sand
wich or salad. You will average $50
a week and meals. CATHEDRAL
TAVERN. 5000 Conn. ave. 3
WAITRESS, white. exper. and de-
pendable; day shift or night shift;
good salary and good tips. Apply
in person, AMOS RESTAURANT,
6916 4th st. NV, Takoma Park,
MATTRESSES. white: 11:so am, to
$40 pm. or 4:30 pm. to o pm;
to work in e. high class establish
ment; must be neat. AVIGNON
FRERES. CO. 1881. a
WAITRESSES-FIL DELICA-
TESSEN AND RESTAURANT. 27O5
Columbia pike, Arlington. ia. 9
1920. p
MATTRESSES WANTED
Experienced only. Apply ANTHONY'S,
Evening star., 1950-09-02

/ RCA teievision and table, sos;
.ss settse, .on air sgshi1ns, alum frame
hol. chair. spring constrt. $50; 4
occas. chairs. assorted colors, SIC
ea.; 2 blond lamp tables. plate-glas,
tops, S25 ca; 2 mod. table lamps
$40 ea.:. blond cocktail table
oval, S17; / blond cor. bookcase
$50: l AdmiIal comb, radio, table
model. S35: ax12 wool Amin. rug
$35. 511S 3rd st. NV. after pm
Evening star., 1950-09-02
HELP WokEN tCons.l

FILE CLERK with some stenographic
salary $500 mo-; 5-day wk, Call
EX. 339S. MR.. CHASE. Sent. 8.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white, honest and
csli in person. E. CAPITOL PHAR-
MACY, Sth and East Capitol SITS. a
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white, 3 ewes. a
week: clio, IS cents per hr. CON-
rouSrAS sSlFs aEs nE HELP. NO expsr psGO cook and
dsy. CARRIERS PHARMAcY, 1858
HAT CHECK GIRL; good working
cond, plus meals; free insurance.
MANAGERS ASST. for apt. house de-
velopment, s.e.; bookkeeping, general
essential, not over 35 years, Call
10. 9:97ss or VI. 6l67. -3
MANICUR1ST. must be exper. and
1910 18th St. NV. Ex. e2s5. -
MARKERS for dry cleaning plant.
sxper.. excel, salary. Apply 5s1s
hSks5 ~ i. ya!:s sasS Df!Sst:4 to 47ss hGfD'a live
NURSE, graduate, TO assist in care
OF once employees; good salary;
opportunity to advance; 5-day
week; retirement, liberal vacation.
Apply in person am. to 8 pm.
Personnel once. NATIONAL GEO
GRAPHIC SOCIETY, 3rd and r ne.
PAYROLL CLERK-constructi Of
fice; 5 days week. Call DI. 1915.
p. B. x. OPERATOR. single position,
evening hours, Apply Manager
EBBITT HOTEL. 10th and H SITS.
PIX OPERATORS, to receive and
dispatch Diamond Cabs calls. Apply
bet. am. and pm. 1873 14th
st. NV, RIM. 315. .
RECEPTIONIST and general once
worker, for permanent and full-time
empl.; white, res. of Silver Spring
area, not over So; must have pleas
ant telephone personality and attr.
appearance: starting sal, $50 per
wk., plus small comm. Call SH.
1875 after z.
kECEPTIONIST OFFICE CLERK
Exper, general ONCE and telephone
work: no typing. Cali RE. 1910. a
Evening star., 1950-09-02
ETENoGRAPHER-TYPIST and gen.
STATIONERY CO., 1929 H st. NV.

tIdl ulutt "OI "OoDAAoOoE
STATIONERY CO., 1929 H st. NV,
TEACHER-Not over 35. for 5th and
9th grade exclusive private day
school; small classes. good salary,
live out. State age, RELIGIOUS affllia-
tion, training and experience. Box
TYP1sT. expert, with good expert
ence on IBM PsM, varityper; don't
waste your time in applying Il
you're not exceptionally well quail
fed. Call only during noon hour.
TRUMAN WARD, Ma. 1920, Ext.
TYPisT and general clerical worker
Young lady between ages of 81
fve-day week EASTERN BUILD
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,
I,,,sdS 4th and ssnn pe1na' ave- Sc Phone
rTPIsf TTinifad sSd 6fop; General office a work.
Young lady for home oflce Of a
manent position for qualified person
with excellent opportunities for ad-
insurance. Vacations with pay. an
niversary. bonus and excellent work
ing conditions: Must be local resi-
person: AMERICAN HOME MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. 1857
TYPfST, fs; MS 1s to 25 yrs: As TO to 50
w.p.m. required: 371a-hr.. $40 wk
PERFECT LETTERS. l424 K st
TYPIsT. white, for duplicating shop
opportunity for overtime. Apply
weekdays after IL am, 1013 11th
TYPIsTT AND CLERICAL, insurance
exper. preferred but not nee. Small
oflce,. 35-hr. week; replies con-
fidential. Please give age ano
experience. Box COX, Star. 3
TYPISTS. electric typewriter, par
time, day or evening. Apply l34t
Conn. ave, Dupont Circle Bldg.
TYPisT- CLERK. age 90 to 3o-Th
Evening Star has an opening in tn
classified advertising department
An opportunity for an accurat
typist with good telephone voic
who is capable and would enjo
rendering service to customers b.
telephone. 5-day 40-hour week. I
interested apply personnel Office
Room sos. THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pa. ave. NV. IS
TYPIST INTERVIEWER - Womal
with some knowledge OF selling t
interview applicants for member
ship in acknowledgements organizs
ton. Pleasant working condition
With possibilities for aadvancemtein' m
age and references. -3
Evening star., 1950-09-02
TIRE BARGAINS

Recap now with COLD RUBBER
guaranteed u mos. or 1900 mi,
6.00x16. $3.50; 6.50xl5, SR o5:
6.50x16 S7.75; 6.7Oxl5 S6o5.
7.10x15. 81 IS; 7.fOxl5 Sf95
WHEEL BALANCED FREE
BURR HEISHMAN'S. 1903 Lee hwy
Arl:. Va. CHI 0024 Seven Corners,
Falls Ch.. FA. 2177. 10th and N
Irving. Arl. OW 7442.
Evening star., 1950-09-02
REUPHOLSTERING

Special-Sofa and chair. reuphol-
stored, labor and material. $50;
establishment. LA FRANCE UP.
HoLSTERING. 25o9 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-09-02
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUES-Furnitu pric-a-pra
china, glassware, rugs. Sllverware.
PAINTINGS: highest cash prices oaid
Call MURRAY tStarbeeSer) ia
Evening star., 1950-09-02
SALES CLERKS

sn-S5. Several perm. positions open
in fine hotel cigar and newSstands;
exper. not nee. as we will train you.
Interesting work and pleasant sur
roundings. Apply in person to MRS,
HIDLEBAUGH at newsstand IN
and 1890 am. or 2 to pm. No
Evening star., 1950-09-02

r. l. AVE, 143O-Beaut. frt rm..
twin beds, running water, next bath
with shower Maid Serv. DU. ah33.
Evening star., 1950-09-02

MATTRESSES WANTED
Experienced only. Apply ANTHONY'S
IL II st Sc a
Evening star., 1950-09-02

COLUMBIA RID. NV. 1852. Ant. 103
adj. bath: $40; bktst. privil. opt.
Evening star., 1950-09-02
SAI.ESI,ADIES

Millinery and ready-to-wear; exper
only need apply: steady position.
Apply in person, 10lS Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1950-09-02

DOWNTOWN, T33 18th nw.-Lovsly
pvt. entrance; continuous hot water.
Cali Me $500 or ia. S-53lS. 4
GEORGETOWN, 1927 N st, NV
Large nicely furn. rm, twin beds,
large closet. $50 mo-; also studio
Evening star., 1950-09-02

WOOLWORTH. 4463 Conn. ave.
sALEsGIRLS for candy store. Apply
6219 Georgia ave. or 507 18th st.
NV. =
eALESLADY, hotel newsstand and
sift shop, afternoon and ewes
Pleasant working conditions. Apply
DODGE HOTEL. 20 E st. NV. -3
eALESLADIES, experienced in chill
dren's wear: pleasant surroundings,
good salary and commission: refer
ences required. JAY DFE'S, 1907
G. ST. NV. )
eALESLADIES. experienced in hand
ling Arlington real estate; rare
opportunity to establish a worth
while connection in a modern ac-
tive Office; automobile necessary.
Apply to CARROLL B1CKLE, 2030
N. 18th ST.. Arl., Radio Bldg. )
eALESLADIES-Par time. Apply
MONTGOMERY WARD, S424 Ga.
Si1,ar CnrfrO ND
Evening star., 1950-09-02
FURNITURE WANTED

FURNITURE, complete household and
single pieces bought AID. SS79
Residence. AT 25lS
Evening star., 1950-09-02
STENOGRAPHER-
EVENING" STAR

1101 Penns. Ave. NV.
eTENOGRAPHER-TYPIST, with some
knowledge of shorthand. S051 18th
St. Silver Spring, Md. JU. $4,000.
Evening star., 1950-09-02
ANTIQUES BOUGHT

China. furniture. silverware. tewelry
and Chinese art objects. Amy guam.
tity. Call Louis SesaL CHI 1898;
ewes. EN- 6765
Evening star., 1950-09-02
PIANOS, WE PAY CASH

AM INTERESTED in buying silver
ware, any cond.; teweiry. brio -brac,
china, glassware: Dora Krupshaw
Milestone.
THE-HoUSE- -OF-GIFTS,
1893 Wis Ave. NV. North 030O.
Evening star., 1950-09-02

3I11 PORTER ST. N.W.-Eed-sittinE
rm. private bath; unlimited phone;
bus at door References. EN-. 3i4O.
Evening star., 1950-09-02

SEWING MACHINES-Consol cleo
tries, portable electrics. Singer
treadles, floor demonstrators; all
guaranteed by Singer: low prices:
easy terms: liberal allowance
for yoDr. present machine as trade
In: machines rented and repaired
SINGER SEWING MACHINE co.
6o9 Tth st. NV. RE: 1900
s417 Ga. Ave. SH SSi4
1919 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 4-O13l
Gill Ga. Ave. GE. Gill
Evening star., 1950-09-02

FURN.-71s Gu. IT. Leonard refgr., 81
pc. waxed birch bedrm. suite, studio
couch; all like new must sell. UN.
Evening star., 1950-09-02

ST. N.W.-Room for
j: unlim. phone. Ap-
s, all day Sun. and
Evening star., 1950-09-02

W.-Beaut. mas
D; conv. transp.;
2466. Il
Evening star., 1950-09-02

For executive ofices of local concern.
Prefer young woman who wishes to
San ~ hiFssr s4p
pay. Applicant must furnish excel
character and employment refs. For
appt. call MISS THOMAS, RA.
Evening star., 1950-09-02

IRM.. with use of
ng machine. for /
After 6 pm,
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-03-01
Poaltry Department
IT'S IMPORTANT TO BUY
QUALITY CHICKS
By II. e. CUSHMAN

decide from whom we should
buy. I don't suppose that you
could fell me where is good
place TO get them. but I would
appreciate ii if you could tell me
the difference in the kinds of
chicks. Some hafcheries sell pull
torum-tested and some pullor-
uncontrolled. Is there any diff
ference? I would appreciate if
you would LET me know.-A. 3.
r.. Yellowstone county.
Al do wish that everyone could
be advised so that they would get
good quality chicks, as the initial
cost of the chick is the least ex-
pensive item.
One thing can state is that you
should get your chick as close at
hand as possible. 1t does not do a
good chick any good to have long
train ride.
Quality Ratings
Then about quality. This year the
National Plan has dropped the u. S.
Tested stage. So, if your chicks are
coming from a reputable hatchery
their lowest grade will be u. S. Pull
lorum Controlled. This means that
the hens are carefully tested and if
2 percent reactors were found the
flock must be retested until there
are less than 2 percent.
That would mean until no more
than hen per 100 was allowed and
that one hen would have to be re-
moved from the premise at once.
The next higher stage of testing is
u. S. Pulorum Passed. In this stage
no reactors are allowed. You can be
reasonably sure that you will have
no pullorum if you purchase the
Passed stage.
You must also remember when
studying these chick ads that the
pullorum part of the program is
only half. 1t is just as important to
know that the chicks are out of
| flocks that have general vigor and
are bred for egg production. If you
| buy U. S. Approved you know that
| you are getting chicks from flocks
which have been carefully culled
/ and all the nonproducers removed
| from the breeding flock
In this phase of the work as with
the pullorum stages, there are de-
grees of quality. If you feel. you can
afford something better than u. S.
Approved you can get u. S. Certi-
fled. If you get this sort of chicks
you know that all the hens in the
flock were carefully culled and then
were mated to male birds which
carry official wing bands which de-
note that the males were out OF
dams which laid 200 eggs or better.
Improved National
For years the national egg aver
age was little under 100 eggs pei
hen. Now it is around 100. I think
that we can attribute this wonder
full increase largely to the Nationa
Plan and to the hatcherymen who
are so Loyalty supporting it. So my
parting word to you is to get you
chicks close by and from a hatch
eryman who is ON the Nationa
Plan.
Practically all of the Montan
hatcherymen are ON the Nationa
Evening star., 1950-02-10
Machine May Replace
Bookkeepers, Condor
TeIIsNavigation Group

New developments in electronic
computerS promise to take the
drudgery out of bookkeeping and
may some day replace bookkeep-
ers, DR.. Edward U. Condor, head
/ of the Bureau of Standards, pre-
dicted today.
DR.. Condor spoke at the eastern
regional meeting of the Institute
of Navigation in the Commerce
Department auditorium.
The noted scientist. predicting
a major future" for electronic
computers, said the bureau also
is working on such machines to
help solve the growing problem of
air traffic control.
Members of the scientific and
engineering society yesterday
heard two defense officials declare
that unification of the armed
forces is in high gear.
Unification Working"
Navy Secretary Matthews de-
clared unification is working
with ever increasing smooth
ness" He added: "It's three
speeds forward and gaining mo-
mentum every day."
At the same time, Mr.. Matthews
warned against the threat OF
Goddess Communism" This
new totalitarianism. he said, "is
nothing short of world slavery -
To combat it, this country must
remain economically and militia
| rily strong, he added.
Army Secretary Gray said uni
f1cation goes beyond the placing OF
three departments under the De-
fense Department. There is now
real interdependence" between
Government and civilian agencies
'in these days of fast-moving
events" he went on.
Development Urged.
/. The urgent need for new devel-
opments in air navigation to keep
pace with Jet propulsion aircraft
was cited by Maj. Gen. Laurence
S. Kuter. head of Military Air
Transport Service.
Assistant Air Secretary Harold
c. Stuart noted that, as planes
reach supersonic speeds of thou