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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-12-14
Bulldogs Split Two
Loop Tilts
Over Week End

The Hardin high school Bull
dogs dropped their first South
ern division conference basket
ball game to the Red Lodge five
last Friday night by a score of
1928, but evened up the follow
ing night by defeating Big Tim
Der, 38 to Is.
Inaccurate shooting account
ed for Herdin's defeat Friday,
when they tailed only four
field goals in the first half.
They trailed, 11-6, at the first
quarter and the half ended, a.
II. The scoring began a reverse
in the third quarter when Red
Lodge was held to five points
while the Bulldogs tailed six,
adding II more in the final
frame.
Bulldog Medicine Tail tied
with Brown of Red Lodge for
scoring honorS at 10, followed
by Alberta of Red Lodge with
IL, and Colstad of Hardin with
8.
The Hardin B squad supplied
the thriller for the fans on Fri
day night when they put on a
drive in the last half after trail
ing at the first quarter, Ill,
and at the half, 23-9. They tied
the score twice, 80 all and IS all
in the last quarter, before Red
Lodge B snatched a 37-35 win.
Three Rullpups, Dreamer, Will
son and Collier, scored eight
points each
An amusing incident occurred
to open the second half when
a Red Lodge player became
confused and scored a field goal
for Hardin. Not to be outdone,
Collier of Hardin took a shot at
Red Lodges goal, but missed.
The Bulldogs had no trouble
with Big Timber Saturday night,
defeating the Sweetgrass county
club, 1912. Hardin led, 1917, at
the first quarter, 26-11 at half
time, and 1918 at the end of
the third frame.
Reserves played a good share
of the game and Medicine Tail
scored 16 points to lead the
field. Murphy spanked the Big
Timber squad with 6.
The Hardin B squad lost to
Big Timber B, 1892, according
to the Scoreboard, but a check
of the scorebook revealed an
error and the correct score gave
Hardin the win, 1921. DeVore
had IL to take scoring honors.
Hardin i28j-Gable 1, Holland
4, Medicine Tail Is, Perkins,
ColStad 8. SubStitutions: T. Eel
ka 2, J. Zelka, Morse, Kunau.
Red Lodge (33)-Janskovitch
4, Romersa 2, Brown 10, Alberta
IL, Crawford. Substitutions:
Newman, Jarvi, Crosser, Jeras 2.
Hardin B (35)-DeVore 6,
Collier 8, Hert, Besel, Kukes l.
SubStitutioLS: Dreamer 8, Will
son 8, Haug, Kaiser 4, Elder.
Red Lodge B (37)-Lyons 6,
zook 2, Hotchkiss 7, Prinkki S,
Ponech S. Substitutions: Chris
Jensen 10, Baretta 2, Setchlich.
Hardin (38)-T. Zelka 8, Hol-
land 1, Medicine Tail Is, Perk-
ms 4, Coistad 6. Substitutions:
Don Gable 6, j. Zelka, Jabs,
Morse, Dale Gable, Kunau 2,
Old Elk.
Big Timber (18)-Phelps l,
McCauley, Mcdonald 2, Murphy
6, Wordal S. Substitutions:
Clark, Widdicomb, Stebbins 4,
Townsend.
Hardin B (32)-DeVore -,
Haug 8, Wilson 8, Dreamer 7,
Kaiser 5. Substitutions: Elder,
Roland 2, Hert, KukeS, Besel.
Big Timber B (31)-Dahl 7,
Continued on Page 12)
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Attend Funeral Of
Mother in Barber

Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Wallace
attended, funeral services for
Mrs. Wallace's mother, Mrs. E.
L. Eklund, last Friday at Grace
Lutheran =. church at Barber,
Mont. 49," . .
Mrs. Eklund died last Tuesday
at Joliet after several months
of illness. She is survived by
three daughters, three sons, 10
grandchildren and nine great
grandchildren. Burial. was in
the Ryegate cemetery. .
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WEEKS WEATHER

Recorded by Holly Sugar cor
poration Hardin, for week end
ing 5 D. III Wednesday, Dec. IS.
Maximum temperature: so de-
grees, December IL.
Minimum Temperatures: S de-
grees, December 10.
Precipitation for the week: .35
inches. -
Precipitation for the year to
date: 1907 inches.
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TO REMAIN OPEN

l, Service windows Of the local
post office will remain open all
day. Saturdays, Dec. 16 and %,
to accommodate the added flow
of mail during the Christmas
season, Postmaster Howard
Wagner has announced.
The windows normally close
at noon on Saturdays.
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TRAFFIC CASES "A

The following highway viola
ton cases were heard in justice
court of C. A. CorkinS this
week:
Dec. 9, Joseph Lukianchuk,
Billings, improper passing, $40
fine.
Dec. Il, WILDER E. Banks,
Omaha, Nebr., speeding, forfeit
ed $40 bond; Melvin Plays,
Lodge Grass, more than three
in front seat, forfeited $40 bond.
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MEETINGS CONTINUE

The Rev. E. E. Fitch, eVange-
list; is continuing meetings
nightly, except Saturday at the
Hardin Foursquare church.
+ The evangelist will conduct
special meetings Sunday, both
morning and evening, at the
church and will conclude the
series on December 20.
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SCHOOLS TO CLOSE

Schools of district No. 17-H
will close Friday, Dec. %, for
the Christmas vacation, super
intendent E. A. Skeie announced
today.
Glasses will be resumed on
January 8, 1851.
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CITY POLICE CASES

Bill Sweet and Paul Martinez
were arrested by city police dur
ing the week for drunkenness,
and each was fined SIS.
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CHRISTMAS CONCERT
"Wednesday December 20, 8:l5 P. NJ.
JUNIOR HIG AUDITORIUM
Christmas Candles

Christmas Candles Laveen, Breen, Sampson
Seventh Grade
Professional
Chorale from Cantata No. 1O -."Sleepers, Awake"
From Heights of Heaven to Earth I Fare -.ww""" Schein
Behold A SIar Gaoe = Grey
Halalujah Chorus (The Messiah) Handel
Senior Mixed Chorus
Arr. F. Melius Christianson
Junior Chorus - Senior Chorus
FlockS in Pastures Green Abiding J. Bach
From Birthday Cantata
Junior Chorus
"The Crib at Greccio"
BY Irma A. Clarke
Carol OF the Birds BaS-Quercy Mccoy
Angel Gabriel Medieval Melody
o Come, o Come, Emmanuel Traditional
rum, FUN, rum -.:-".. d. LdIU
0 Sanct1Ss1ma S1culan seas FOLK song
Shepherds at the Cradle German
Bring Your Torches, Jeanette, Isabella -....-.~ Old French
Carol OF the Flowers baS-QusIcy naelouy
Lullaby r. MtuuS AlSSldu
The Christ Child is Born German
Angels We Have Heard on High ""~"""""""".o Old French
Eighth Grade
Eighth Grade - Junior Chorus - Senior Chorus
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their son and daughter-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence I,abbitt;'
d B. Mcdonald was a
thanksgiving dinner guest at
the home of Mrs. Walter Ham
mer and Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Van
Doren.
MI. and Mrs. Edmund KELLEY
III and John Swindle were Sun
Gay dinner guests at the home
OF MIR. and Mrs. e. L. Kelley.
Charles thinner, employee of
the local Marshall Wells store.
attended a Youngstown training
school in Billings last Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. Clarence Beck,
local store owners, drove to Bill
IlngS for the evening session
of the school that day.
REMEMBER No bottled gas
WILL be given to customers unless
empty bottle is brought in ex-
change for full bottles at $3.50.
Ring doorbell at rear of store
for bottle gas service. Kuchera's.
ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Kelley and
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Kelley III
drove to Helena Wednesday to
spend the Thanksgiving holi-
days at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wesley w. Wertz. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. l.. Klamm and Mr.. and
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Mrs. e. J. Buzzetti and children
Of MiSsoula were also guests at
the Wertz home. Together with
Thanksgiving they celebrated
Mrs. E. L. Kelley's birthday
which was November "a.
FOOD and rummage sale under
auspices of ladies of the Con-
gregational church. December
9Th, beginning 800 a. m. At
Montana Powerfully.
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Herdman
drove to Worland, Wyo., Thurs
day to spend Thanksgiving with
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Yeager and
family They returned to Har-
din Saturday.
Dinner guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kronmiller
Thanksgiving day were Mr. and
Mrs. E. G. Weichuan and son,
Jack, Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Ludrick
and daughter, Judy, and Jerry
Ragland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Dyche and
son, Stephen, drove to Bozeman
to spend the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Abel, Mr..
and Mrs. Cliff Ludrick and
daughter, Judy, of Lodge Grass
and Mrs. Percy Doles of Havre
were Friday evening dinner
guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. J. Ping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Doles of
Havre were Saturday mornino
breakfast guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Ping.
MILES & Ulmer Co. will be
open every Saturday night I'M
til 8::3O'p. m. beginning Dec. O.
Adv.
Col. R. F. Herdman flew to
Riverton, Wyo., Tuesday to
spend two days transacting bus
mess for the Bureau of Recla-
nation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wilson
and Donald of Hardin, Mrs.
Pearl Carney of Big Timber,
Mrs. Doris Lem and daughter,
Evelyn, and Mrs. Tfllie Miller
and daughter, Susan, were
Thanksgiving day guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Bob Nickeson in Bill
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George and J. A. Perry, at
VaOanda Mont

George and, j. A. Perry, at
Vananda. Mont.
Kendall Wolcott has been
confined to his home for the
past week because of illness.
Harold Ruby returned by
plane Monday from Stockport,
Ia. where he was called by the
serious illness of his father,
Frank Ruby. His father is much
improved.
MIR. and Mrs. Keith Martin
and daughters were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Martin on Thanksgiving Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. &c. S. Elder drove
to Billings Thursday to be
Thanksgiving dinner guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dale
H. Davis. Chuck Elder was also
a guest
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Painter,
Ann and Charles were Billings
shoppers Saturday and dinner
guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Dale H.. Davis Saturday
evening.
BUY your Christmas holly
from the Hardin Rainbow girls.
ADV.
Ida Grace Peterson of Hardin
and Pat Landon of Grow Agency
who attend Eastern Montana
College of Education spent the
Thanksgiving holidays visiting
with their parents.
Hardin students attending
Montana State College at BoZe-
man who visited here over the
holidays we're: MI. and Mrs.
Edwin Jacobson and son, Lloyd
Saunders, John Hamlin, Jack
Delp, Tom Sawyer, Sharon Rus
sell, Jerry Ragland, John Dorm
and Jim Jones.
Local students at the Uni
versity Of Montana at Missoula
who visited here over the holi-
days we're: Beperly Terpening,
Charlene Davis, LIE Roy Jones,
Eugene Croghan, jeanne Lam
mers, Carol Crouch and Vernon
Collier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank SorenSon
and son we're dinner guests at
the home of MI. and Mrs. Ster-
ling Torske Thursday.
Dinner guests for Thanksgiv-
ing at the Robert SorenSOn
home were Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Ruby and Bobby, Mr. and Mrs.
Darr Kicker and Mrs. j. S. Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Y. Jensen
were Thanksgiving dinner guests
at the home of Mrs. Gladys
Rhinehart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Whitman
and Mrs. Anna Petelin were
dinner guests Thursday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Petelin.
Miss Joyce Koebbe of Helena
spent two days last week visit
ing at the home of her parents,
MI and Mrs. A. R. KOebbe.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Nagel and
daughters, Cathy and Cindy, of
Carlin, New, arrived wednesday
to spend the Thanksgiving holi-
days at the home of Mrs.
Nagel's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. R. Koebbe. Other dinner
guests at the Koebbe home on
Thanksgiving we're Mr.. and Mrs,
C. W. Peck, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Hamilton and family and Mari
Ign Koebbe.
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lings. Mr.. Nickeson is a brother
of Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Carney.
Billings visitors Tuesday in
Guided Mrs. Henry Hardt, Mrs.
Herman Hardt and daughter,
Mrs. Esther Towne, Mrs. Conrad
Seader and Mrs. Walter Wilson.
BUY your Christmas holly
from the Hardin Rainbow girls
ADV.
Donald and Rachel Weinberg
drove from Bozem last
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiv-
ing at the home OF their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Vein
berg. Cletus Orthman of Hy-
sham was also a Thanksgiving
guest at the Weinberg home, re-
turning to Hysham Friday. On
Thursday the young folk called
on Miss Marian Cade of Billings
a former schoolmate of Miss
Weinberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Hurley are
parents of a son, Timothy Fran
els, born November "a. Sgt
Hurley arrived November &c
from Oceanside, Cal, where he
is stationed with the Marines.
Mrs. James O,Brien and Mrs
Leonard OBrien left Friday fol
Bismarck, N. D., to visit Mr.. anc
Mrs. Owen Hanson and family
Mrs. Leonard OBrien went or
to Elgin, N. D., to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Ralph Zabracki anc
family. Both Mrs. O'Briens re-
turned to Hardin Tuesday.
Sharon O'Brien has been out
of school and confined to hel
home because of illness.
Mrs. Sam Mahan and son
Robert Custer, of Huntley spent
the week end visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Faber.
FOOD gift and rummage sale
under auspices of st. JoSeph'f
church. Saturday morning, Dec
2, Montana Power.-Adv.
Dinner guests at the home oil
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Smell or
Thanksgiving we're Mr.. and Mrs
Lloyd Hosterman and sons
DWain and Arthur, and Mr.. anC
Mrs. Glen Smell and son, Gary
of Billings.
B. G. Pippin, chief clerk, Bill
lings division of the Montana
Power Co., transacted business
in Hardin Tuesday.
David Strong, engineer fol
the Bureau of Reclamation or
detail work in the Miles City
area, spent the week end II
Hardin.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Dehnert
Lloyd Reeder and Miss Betty
Swift, all of Bozeman, were
weekend guests at the home o:
MI. and Mrs. I. L. Dehnert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl johnson
and son, Karl, arrived in Har'
din Tuesday after visiting fol
the past few weeks in Denver
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson wert
overnight guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Melon
nell Tuesday before leaving fo1
their home in Miles City. Mr.
and Mrs. Mcdonnell and sor
went with them to spend the
Thanksgiving holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Perry
of Hardin spent Saturday anc
SUNDAY at the home of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Roy Johnson and sons
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Locals

DR.. and Mrs. L. H. Labbitt.
Nh. and Mrs. Carl Rankin and
MI. and Mrs. T. A. Weir were
Sunday supper guests at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. J. J. Ping,
DR.. and Mrs. L. II. Labbitt
went by train to Great Falls
Wednesday to spend the
Thanksgiving holidays with
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sin
cere appreciation for the floral
offerings and other kindness
following the deaths of both our
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-11-30

Cows infected with brucelloSis
produce ~ percent less milk.
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fathers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Laughery.
Evening star., 1950-06-27

Must be thoroughly experienced;' Ner.
manent positions with excellent sal.
sSo. sFy ana nsors sommissions; SaSI In fins Hahn
yer Spring. Md. -27
HOSTESS-Part time, attractive
businesslike. mature, young woman;
ri. aoyEsNMENr simi sERvIcSs. M1a; Nc' sas1
HOUSEKEEPER, white, between So
ana ebiIGrln SG; live I'M ;vss care for widoWsr.
HOUSEWIVES Cwhite5. earn Sis
gklya part time; no selling. Write
rNsHRxScME' SS1 RlxSSs1M' SSfSsb6lERwR,rERE1Ha,.s,. Sfs6l 1a.
~ qualif1ed with knowledge Of Are
snd srs.s auto p rates; fast. ascur. typist
ing salary. $500 VI. with periodi, %
raises. Write. stating experience Il
,qetau Box AL: Star. -27
mANAGEk Tor University snack bar
s9a' ssSnps!snt 81, white lady. wo. $500 50
NURSE, practical, white; settled, liy,
in; night duty. Phone Fairfax 715
p. B. K. orERAToR-rypist snc
general once assistant for Law
getsnt young person. 616 TRANS
PORTATION BLDG. ME. 0S34.
RECEPTIONIST = Nationally known
scalp specialist desires services OF
young woman. Desirable and con-
genial atmosphere. Apply IO5g
Wash. Bldg, corner 18th and New
YORK ave. NV. after $50 am.
RESIDENT MANAGER-For large
new air conditioned, elevator apt,
nldg. in excel. NV. location, Must
be exper. in all phases Of apt. house
management, and capable of su-
nsIvislng 2 large staff. Salary open.
This position not previously adyer-
tised. Reply In detail. Box 1851,
SALESGIRL, white, exper. Apply in
person LINCOLN FIVE & TEN
STORE 205 End st. Sc. so
SALESGIRLS, experienced, for dress
dept; salary and commission, Apply
HEARNs, SOC 7th st. NV. 81
SALESLADY. for infants and chill
drens wear. to. train rs asst man
agef. willing to work and assume
resp; S-day ,wk.; $36 to start. Ap-
ply e23 II st. ne. -7S
Evening star., 1950-06-27
SITUATIONS WoMEN

syseins ao!f, Slsnes on small R'f: sets tim; 9
COLLEGE GRADUATE, temp. posi-.
tion; adaptable to various types OF
c1s Io9S; rs speeS & &typist; wo. s705.
COLLEGE STUDENT wants summer
ismPlGypsnt iaa sypina Sc ssllinE akz or ONCE s,er-
G.H.W. OR CHILD CARE-summe,
months. ga hours work afternoon!
EXCHANGED by lady for attrac. room
protestant family. Box 271-M. Star.
GaAiDSATE coio2sd G.!iras PRAcTICAL nurse lsh,
child care. Hu. eass. ADu'' Oh
LADY, COLORED; wishes evenin,
ctar.,s aGra IF T. a:a4ss IL ssrk' hotel waitress
NURSE, practical. colored. desires Job
PEG patient. invalid; experienced
vi YIN elshas rsiegsnee or infant care. o.. Cal
NURsE-GOVERNEss - Experienced
wishes position with children. refs.
PRACTICAL NURSES yrs. old
desires position in hospital. doctor,
or o.. dentists ONCE; exper; reception
skcREfARSY. aa RiSYP.sff .sfENSaRsaPPaahEaR. }S RsalPPaha Nj.
government contact, legislative, gen
eral ONCE work. Box 1s6-M. Star
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER, ex
perienced college, reliable, S47 80
Box 133-M. Star. 27s
STENOGRAPHER-If you need ,
competent stenographer or typis
Tor vacation replacements or K
take care OF your overflow cal
MISS BARRETT. DE. 694S.
YOUNG WOMAN, s6 yrs. wishe
position; receptioniSt, can type
exper. doctors ONCE; prefer ne
or Sc. section. 10. S-2917.
EXP. TYPIST; some dictation n
Practical nurse. FIR. O4S9.
INTELLIGENT WOMAN, colored
fond Of children, desires Job to gt
away for summer. Call after 4 pm
Ii. 3-1514.
C0L0RED GIRL desires work q
clerk or 9. h. W. Ia. 1925.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK-GHw.. exper., recent local
refs; 5la-day week; must ike chill.
dren. CO. 1IO3.
COUPLE-6he for light housswork
he for easy general work: on estate
near Leesburg: modern Arm. apt.
fully furn., available. State vases
burg. or phone 33l-W. -27
G.H.W.-Cook. betw. % and 40; live
IN; upstairs rm.: no laundry; mus
IKE children; refs; exper.; $50
6ls-day wk. OR. 7046. -2S
GIRL TO- do g.h.w. and care Of smal
baby; health card and refs. nee
Apply 67O5 1st st. NV. so
H0usEKEEPEn. white couple TO keey
house for elderly lady. 37ll win.
4 dom pl. NV, WO. 1889.
MAID, CoLORED: for nursing hom,
O643.
MAID. between 80 and 40, do s.h.w
and laundry; must be fond of chill
dren; city references required. AK
4265. pr
NUkSEMAID, waitress, over 25. ex
perienced and able TO go away month
OF July; permanent, ltye-out position
1869. 4-6 pm.
WOMAN, white only, to care for twins
employed parents. in EXCHANGE fol
room, board and small salary. Cal
AP. 023S. -2S
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WHITE CROSS PLAN

The fact that the White Cross Hos
pital Plan. gives greater medical
Dement'S and does not raise rates on
their members has created unusual
demand for enrolment.
We need 5 experienced telephone sur
vey workers to call from their homes
rom 4 to hours daily to select
those who are eligible.
We pay Q guaranteed salary plus an
incentive bonus for those who ouali-
u. Apply only Il you are expert
enced 70 MRS. GROVER, RIM. 1O2,
narwiu bids., 1885 Z st. NV. after
p.ms -27
Evening star., 1950-06-27
HELP MEN

SALESMAN, young man, age II to 21,
as phonograph record salesman IN
Washington's largest chain of phono-
graph record stores. This Is for
permanent employment with room
for advancement to q young mar
with sales ability. II you plan tc
return to school, do not apply
State age, qualifications and ex-
per, II any. Box 4S1-J. Star. -27
SALESMAN, experienced IN kitchen
fixtures. Kitchen and Bath Show.
room. 571S Baltimore ave, Hyatts.
viz; Nd: UH. 1852.
SALESMAN, to take over exclusive
territory Offering repeat business
year after year. Car essential. Men
so. interested In direct sales work,
ability Of self supervision. sales
experience not necessary. aptitude
plus intestinal fortitude along with
our excellent sales training and
field help 1t assures good earnings
immediately If accepted. Our stream
lined development program offers
excellent promotion opportunities
with one of the Oldest and most
successful companies in America.
This Is not roofing, siding. insula-
ton. windows, cleaners, cookware.
heating. awnings, insurance, books,
appliances ETC.. but, one of the
nnest money-makine opportunities
%srr,.S ever offered ere to-. to ;. hard-working M
employed, but feel limited. either
by earnings or advancement; oppor-
tunities. Call C. B. JONES, DI. 3436,
10 am TO q m
Evening star., 1950-06-27

SECRETARIES-We are now inter.
senior secretariai positions: % 5-day lay
eassRSS Sesk q APn!z RasraResH x es5sOD ooks E
sECsEFakiYM.se sEECsSssfEasaifki YMe rESoektAtfffaER- W. It'll
corp. centrally located; 5-day wE.,
many ADVANTAGES; REQ. 2 yrs. exp
sSSsll Ssll e Ex; j 5i99 LOS s;so-5. 20
for executive Of fine mems veal
store; must take dictation well; per
manent position; excel. salary: good
working conditions. Apply In per-
son or BY, confidential letter to Mr..
Th1s. saltz, GS LEWIS AND THos
STENOGRAPHER, age S1-25, single,
needed for editorial ONCE Of nationsj
organization; .5-day wk.; good salary:
14ppssoJtpsisy 4psoJt stsy. Tor advancement. Box
sTENoG%kARHER % - Legal; .day
sTENoGRAPaERl@oe9oousns PaH Rloeos s'iF iady, Igs Inae,
90 years OF age, for interesting
opportunity to learn hotel work;
empose b.ne apps na MsRy
OFFICE. L street entrance, Hotel
STENOGRAPHER. casualty and fire
ms. agency, exper. not nee. Perm
sTsNoc. 1Ssi ocs cLERk,o MH o4Sa; sse limit AZ aso O.,
tlonal concern; 6-day, 37Ia-hr. wk,
essentially good typist, some dicta.
pnone work; vic. Conn. and K. Box
STEN0-TYPlST for small sales once
ing should be between 20 and ia
years old, sales minded and capable
OF accepting responsibilities. Start.
Ing salary, $40 to S45 weekly, with
periodic increases. Apply BABY
HOOD DISTRIBUTORS, zoos Ga
ave. TIL A1AJ
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CHILDREN CARE AND L.H.W., girl,
colored. desires position with en-
ploysd mother: live out. AK. 4333. =
G.H.W.-Woman, colored, reliable,
wants Xa sslT work days or part time; refs.
e.sI; 4ss.: ssii sSi11sei 81. s4ss. sss "an sh.v;
Nor Mon. thru Thurs; refs; Eo. so44'. 4.
GIRL, colored. desires job taking care
Of children with light housework;
psndabie; refs. Prefer Workins of in
Mclean: Falls Church, or Glebe
Road. Call Dalview SS45. gre
GIRL. COLORED, fond of children,
wishes general house work; refs.
GIRL. Ri 4'ss; scso;LoRED, desires Job As
nursemaid. Call TR. 1875.
LAUNDRESS. experienced. neat; Mon.
MAID. ufS SE8T. AZ. DE; Sependsble sosS eolored
woman; will 60 away; summer work
or or part aoas time or days in city; refs.
WOMAN WOULD like days or part
time work; good worker. best refs.
WOMAN, colored. wants job plain
cooking; or work OF any kind. Good
WOMAN, T,,s. J, &C solSred, %.s wishes Wis days york.
YOUNG COUPLE. desire work. as
housekeepers; husband part time,
wife full time; live in. RA. s7S5.
RELIABLE MAID, wants gh.w. or
nursing. Free to travel If necessary;
refs. NAOMI MITCHELL, AID. $500.
TWO GIRLS, colored, work as in
exper. mattresses, counter girls,
nursemaids. Salesgirl, exp, high
school graduate. DI. 1855. 20
COLORED GIRL WISHES child care;
best reference: health card; typist;
once work; cleaning office or apis.
coIoRRED GIRL. wants sh.w., by
the day or week; good worker; city
references. DU. 1246.
COLORED GIRL desires Job 51a days:
live out: no laundry; S25 and car
fare. FIR. 4756.
COLORED GIRL, NEAT and reliable,
wants work taking care of children
or part-time work. EXP. Ii. 3-32OS.
COLORED GIRL DESIRES general
housework or nursemaid: call FIR.
cOLoRED GIRL WANTS lob as ele-
yator operator. dish washer or maid.
ccIoRs2epIS seIS WOMAN wants m-dss az or
day work, Wed. and Fri: refs. Ii.
7-6343.