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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-06
Stockrnen Elect
Directors,
Hear Speakers

More than 125 stockmen and
guests attended the annual
Spring meeting of the Big Horn
County Livestock association
held last Saturday at the Ma
sonic Temple here beginning
with dinner at noon.
The program included an in
formal discussion on livestock
topics of current interest to
Big Horn county Stockmen.
DR.. H. F. wilkins, state vet
Urinary surgeon, Helena, out
lined disease control problems
now facing stockmen and told
how they could be prevented
and controlled. He gave special
mention to nutritional diseases
now appearing in local herds as
a result of last years dry sum-
mer and the recent severe win
ter.
Ralph Miracle, secretary of
the Montana Livestock Com
mission outlined the operations
of the commission in enforcing
brand inspection laws and 9TH
er livestock regulations. He urg-
ed Stockmen to do a careful
job of branding animals so
brands may be more easily in
spected. NJ. H. Tschirgi, Wyola,
and Lyman Brewster, Birney,
members of the commission,
also took part in the discussion.
The movie Call Flesh Is
Grass, was very we'll received.
The picture was filmed by the
public relations committee of
the American National Live
stock association to depict the
everyday operations of the cat
tie business.
F. Il. Sinclair, public relations
advisor of the ANLA, explained
that the picture was intended
primarily for education work in
urban and eastern areas to
show that the cattle business
is not all glamour. The film in
cluded scenes in Big Horn
county and near Sheridan, Wyo.
Officers and directors, by
districts. were elected as fol-
Lloyd Cook, DeckdvsIStriot
reelected PRESIDENT
er, Hardin, vice IiqhyAGInatt:;
SchWend, Soul ardin; John
Lawrence, ST. ASgier; Andrew
Miller, Tulloek creek; Curly
Wells, Lodge Grass; Karney
Redman, WyOla, and W. B..
Spear. Kirby.
Dinner was served by the Ia
dies of the Sunshine club, pre-
coded by invocation by the Rev.
c. A. Bentley.
Bert W. Kronmiller, associa-
ton secretary, acted as toast
master, interspersing the speak
ing program with his own
brand of stories.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-06

Machinery of the Conyes
Construction Corporation began
arriving in Hardin recently for
work of laying a 12-inch gas
line from Worland, Wyo., to
Baker for the Montana Dakota
utilities company.
Although a small crew is
in Hardin, actual laying of
pipe is not expected to begin
until the first week in May,
when shipment of pipe for the
job is expected. Approximately
100 men will be employed in the
Hardin crew when the job gets
into full swing.
Total cost of the 1874 miles of
line is eight million dollars.
The crew in Hardin will be-
gin at a point about 18 miles
east of Hardin and work
through Pryor gap to Worland,
according to Jimmy Altman,
crew superintendent. A second
crew will start at Miles City
and work to Hardin, then from
Miles City to Baker.
In addition to trucks, equip
ment to be used by the crew
here-all new machinery-Will
consist of two trenching ma
chimes, two large and one small
dope pot on crawlers, three
bulldozers, six pipe layers (side
boom tractorS) and two drag
lines.
Office Manager H. F. King,
said that no local hiring will
be done until early in May. He
added that all hiring will be
done by the gang foreman To-
Gated at the Kopac warehouse
on Railroad avenue.
The Job is expected to take
about three months. The crews
here will lay approximately
two miles per day in the rough
er countru, and more on level
bench land, the office manager
said.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-06
Athletic Banquet
is Attended
By More Than 500

The game should be given
back to the boys, was the opin-
ion of Dean Val Glyn of Mon
tana State College, Bozeman,
who was principal speaker at
the annual Athletic Banquet
sponsored by the Big Horn
County Chamber of Commerce
last Friday night.
Dean Glyn discussed officiat-
ing of athletics in Montana and
stated that due to inconsistent
policies of officials throughout
the state, participants in high
school athletics, and coaches,
are hampered in efforts to car
ry out good, clean sports to the
advantage of the players.
The speaker was introduced
by E. A. Skeie, superintendent
of school district No. 17-H.
George Daniels, president of
the Chamber of Commerce,
acted as POSTMASTER, and the
program which preceded the
speaker was in charge of Ken
Fox.
Program numbers consisted of
songs by the high school girls
triple trio; a cornet duet by
Pat Fox and Raymond Heller;
clarinet quartet consisting of
Mary Helen Swaby, Maize Bou-
ton, Shirley mccarthy and Don
aid Kray; cornet duet, Char
lotte Cammock and Leroy Kir-
schenman; two vocal solos by
Rev. N. C. Johnshoy; duets by
MI. and Mrs. Harry Harlin;and
a skit by Allen Marshall, Rich
ard Fox and Roy Riley.
Coach A. L. Likarich of Lodge
Grass introduced the members
of his team, as did Coach Henry
Ballet of Busby, and Luke Dy-
che of Hardin.
Approximately 500 persons
attended the banquet which was
followed by a dance.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-06
Locul Merchants Will
Meet FriddY Night

The regular monthly meeting
If the Retail Merchants COM
nittee Of the Big Horn County
Chamber of Commerce will be
held at the VIEW club rooms on
Friday, April T..
Topics of vital Importance
will be discussed at the meet
ing, according tI Roy Chambers,
chairman, and all business men
in every type of business in
this area are especially urged
o attend.
The meeting will begin at
7:3O D. M, and will be presided
over by Henry Ruegamer.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-06

a remarkable foundation for
the message which he will de-
liver here, the pastor said.
The sponsoring organization
is the National Temperance
Movement, Inc, with headquar-
tiers in Chicago. The organiza-
ton uses the latest findings of
science and the lest methods
in education, not forgetting the
religious emphasis. to bring to
the nation a new approach to
the alcohol problem, according
to Rev. Ludden.
The public is invited to hear
the address, for which no adj
mission will be charged.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-06
Write-In Candidate
Elected Trustee

Sam Denny and H. P. Schal.
Ter were elected trustees OF
school district No. 17-H last
Saturday at the election held at
Hardin, Crow Agency and st.
Xavier.
Denny, incumbent, and Schal-
Ter, will take office at the re-
organization meeting of the
board this month, to serve three
year terms each.
Denny received 1876 votes;
Schaller, a write-in candidate,
lit, and A. O.. Wilson OF st.
Xavier, 81 votes.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-06
WEEKS WEATHER

Recorded by Holly Sugar cor
poration, Hardin, for week end
ing 5 p. m. Wednesday, April
5. .>..
Maximum temperature: II de-
grees, April !.
Minimum temperature: % de-
grees, April 5.
Precipitation for the week:
.03 inches.
Precipitation for the year to
date: 1.20.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-06
WIND WRECKS WALL

A high wind last Saturday
night toppled over a portion of
the upper story brick walls of
the hammers building in Har-
din which were left standing
after the fire which destroyed
the building two weeks ago.
Workmen this week finished
removing the remaining walls
of the second story in prepar-
alton for refinishing the re-
manning portion of the building.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-06
L A DRAINAGE SURVEY

Plans are underway for a
drainage survey Of the town Of
Lodge Grass for the purpose CT
future improvement of drain
age and grading, the town
council has announced.
Wayne w. Linthacum, county
surveyor, outlined the drainage
and engineering program at a
meeting of the council last
Monday night.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-06
Program Planning
Meeting Slated

The spring council and pro.
gram planning meeting of
county Home Demonstration
clubs will be held in the Com
munity room of the court house
here Tuesday, April IL.
Miss Bessie E. McClelland,
state home demonstration lead
er, Bozeman, will be present at
the meeting, which is scheduled
from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Busln-
ess matters to be discussed in
clude the PROGRAM for 195O-5l;
The Two Leggins club Will
serve lunch at noon.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES

April 8, w. W. Hillerick of st.
Louis, Mo, and Patricia Lee
Dunn of Toledo, Ore. -
April 4, Norman Wolfchief of
Lame Deer and Genevieve
Hawk of Kirby.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-06
CITY POLICE CASES

Henry Tall Bull and Arthur
Wilson appeared in city police
court on April 1, and Ed Day.
light on April 3.
Tall Bull posted a $25 bond
on a disturbance charge, and
Wilson and Daylight were fined
SIS each for drunkenness.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-06
EASTER SERVICES

st. Thomas Episcopal church
will hold Easter Service Sun
day evening at 7:30, at the
American Lutheran church. The
Venerable Norman L. Foote will
be the celebrant.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-06
PLAN COMMUNION

A service of Communion IS
being planned at the First
Congregational church Friday,
April z, at 8 p. m.
Features will be candlelight
ceremonies, devotional music
and reception of members. All
members and friends of the
church are invited to attend.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-04-06
TO SELL LILIES

Women of the Hardin Kiwan-
is club, under the chairmanship
of Mrs. S. N. Cunningham, will,
sell Easter lilies on the streets
of Hardin Saturday, April 8.
The project is a part OF the
drive for benefit of cerebral
palsy patients.
Evening star., 1950-11-13
eth. sth and K SITS. N. w.

COSMETIC CLERK-Treatment line
Al salary. $50 50 for zs-hr.' &:
ance plus vacation. sick leave and
group health program. For further
Imagination call MR.. CLARK, CH.
COSMETIC CLERKS ts)-rreatment
store in Bethesda. Salary, $3.50
Tor 4S-hr.. 6-day. wk.. plus liberal
PM "llowance, plus vacation. sick
leave and group health program.
For further information call MR..
cosMETISs,sNT cGAkKIEEs 0T npIla. 1414. c,rvv14 LA
perienced: excellent salary and hrs. !:
meals fuTn. 1886 Conn. ave. NV.
coGNTER GIRL WANTED, white, is ex-
Eerienced. NEW RECREATION RES
COUNTER GIRL. white, exper.: ? am.
to 3 pm. Sat. and Sun. of. GLASS
KITCHEN. 1927 Eye st, NV. III
COUNTER GIRL for cafeteria, white,
with experience and responsibility
SCOTS CAFETERIA, 7O9 18th st.
CREDIT cLERK-For credit cloth
sasroaadinss. 4skrss 7s7 DssfsIa. ssh st.
DRUG AND COSMETIC clerk want
ed; ed. Apply Apply IN person. UPTOWN
DRUG AND COSMETIC clerk want
DRUG STORE 18th and K sts. NV.
Evening star., 1950-11-13
HELP MEN (cont.)
MAN to work in grocery store; exper
pref. ref REQ EMERSON SUPER

naa 70 rs sGFk y slSsfEk
MARKET. 1909 18th st. NV. Ia
NAN whte 6ed aSout S5 to Wa1k1R WORK in
hrs. to start around noon. Full
able man. See MR.. NORRIS after
IL am, 415 10th st. s.w. IA
NAM dryer mopfS ds1 nseR
Live out. ST. 1867. 10.
MAN, under 80 years of age. who
has had some sales experience or
who has worked in an automotive
parts department.; experience in
von, vf4eefy yAMERfcAN Sp'IIi TRAhRR neR.' CO., g
INC. .4030 Wis. ave. NV. --13
MEN "a due to expansion. Stand
ard Coffee Co., viii hire 4 neat ap;-
pearing solicitors who will work
to qualify as route men. Drawing
missions. See Mr.. o'Neill at l10e
Mt: olivet rd. between and 10
MEN-1f you are out Of work, see
permanent position where you can
earn $50 per wk. Rm. 424, Bond
Bldg. Ia
present income2 cor Full II tin time r Fuller lsI
are pleasant, courteous. and buy
these famous every day necessities
regular Each new dealer is given
an established territory with reg
ular customers. Personal training
is furnished. No experience neces-
sary. Start on a one or two day
trial basis II you wish to prove to
yourself what an excellent oppor-
tunity this is. Due to the tremen-
dous demand for Fuller Brush prod
ucts. a few openings are now avail
able. Apply Oil National Press
Bldg, 14th and F SITS. NV. or call
DI 4477 or DI 34qS liz
Evening star., 1950-11-13

100000 good used brick. Call US
where where, brick can be- Be seen 1Np. we dSD alSe
MINI. ave. ne, LU. 4-0500. 1T
BRICKS, face and common. any
quantity PENNSYLVANIA BUILD
ING SUPPLY. AID. 1900.
BRICKS, ! or a million. ALASKA
COAL & BRICK CO.. Ma. $3.50;
Otis 1900
Evening star., 1950-11-13

CLERK FOR MAIL RIM, hrs. 10I
Friday. Applicant must be alert,
good handwriting essential. Ability
to type helpful Apply 2nd fir.,
s5ss :sss; e. s51fs,; Il;
;sS It saS sHRsiEks sHsk ARRz PHzRa4s9, II ssz;
cHERkaTYrfsT. Ell Nj fssEk in the claim depart a1
pany; fine working conditions. free
INSURANCE; 5-day week most Of the
year. II you, are looking for per
anEspt maament smglSyment; SypH s,,,aTy apply The
sgGRSAeE As@tE1SAs sSeE eo. 1759 9grRAa ( st. LIVE
CLERK-TYPIsT, IS to s5; electro
matte exper. pref. will train for
initiative; N ia Y =, Apply RoBoTYPER, 1914
CLERK-TYP1sr, Z ri; TiMi experienced -ls pre-
ferred; excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement: salary open: 5h-day
week; Call Mrs; Giske at ST, 600.
John G; WEBSTER g. SONS, INC,
CLERK -TYPTST for general duties in
bookkeeping dept. of large corpora
ton; must know how to type; pro-
motion rapid to right party; state
phone number when replying. Box
Ibid. Star.
21 to 80, for varied
office work In uptown appliance
store; type 30 w.p.m., exper. not
necessary. MR.. DORAN, OR. 1900.
CLERK -TYPIST, under 35, for per-
manent position in life insurance
company; pleasant WORKING condi-
ply Room 800. S16 14th st. NV,
between 8 am. and pm. Ia
CLERK-TYPIST, for general once
work. Apply Mrs. Lowe, GOLD
HELMS. 1909 II st. NV. la
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LUMBER
BUILDING MATERIALS

Both new and used at ROBIN
Special S-ft. studs, 3Sc. each: Ike
furrine strips. 2hac IT,; special
holdings of all kinds. &c q. f.;
special 1xS-6-ft. white pine shelly.
ing, 40c each; special 1x4-6-ft.
white pine shelving. 25c each; 4xS
Upson wall board, ST "a each; $sx4
beaded fir ceiling. &c q linear IT.:
1ax6 or hxS cedar bevel siding, 15c
bd.. IT,; oak flooring, 2S1ac; Y inch
2x4 plywood, $1.60 each; N-inch-
AKA. $500. each; N-inch-4xs. $3.50
special doors from So each; special
storm sash from 81 so each; Balsam
wool. Kimsul, Rockwool and Zono-
lite insulations; white house paint,
81 .9S GAL; roof cement. Soc gal:
black roof coating, 5-gal. can, 81. so;
beautiful 1x12 white pine. shelving.
glass; used bath tubs, sinks, basins,
radiators. pipe fittings. All these
and many more at HOBINSON9
NEW AND USED BUILDING MA.
TERIALS. 1899 Kenilworth ave,
ne. Phone AK. 1900. Open 2 days
Evening star., 1950-11-13
HEATERS AND STOVES
LUMBER

Large supply of all sizes Of framing
lumber. oak and maple flooring; al
3-inch lumber sold for the price Of
MINI. ave. ne, LU. 10000. -17
Evening star., 1950-11-13
TYPIST

TYPIsT-CLERK and dictaphone sec
assuming responsibility in small con-
genial ofice. Must like variety Of
clerical detail; slight knowledge Of
OsSer asfu bens ssa' vs. aarS ans
person to DicTAPHoNA StfT oSRsf coRPoRAa APs5f n
above MayaoSsr Hoteb..' Al Ask 0lieT FOR
YiT FIsFrcIEkk HtIfad THE EyENtiSso
der AD-TAKERs for further infor-
wAiTREssEs. exper. Call in person.
RESTAURANT, 6si Pa. ~ ave. NV. =
WAITRESS. white: 21-4o; exper.
6ssG' psss5asu' and N. H. ave, NV, "a,
for dining room. Expe-
person DoGWoOD's RESTAURANT,
waIrRsssEs. faI Rs.h Z. n;T Witt. .xn.r ,Iis,, r.
work; full time and part time. Apply
RESTAURANT. 4s1s Rhode island
wAirREssEs ssfi te,. white, steady Gls and
470s Silver Hill rd.. suitland. Nd.
WOMAN under 40 for clerk bookkeep-
ing machine operator. VIII train
working conditions. Call MI. $50
GIRLS ta,. for general ONCE Fa work;
typing and some knowledge OF credit
operation helpful. good salary to
start; start vacation and sick,leaye bene-
UNIVERSAL JEWELRY CO.. 635 r
YOUNG LADY, white. for cafeteria
counter, excellent salary for a neat
person; sHe - vENEzIA cAFETER1A,
YOUNG LADY for real estate once,
with some knowledge of Shorthand;
6-day week. Suite TIT. 1010 Yer
YOUNG Gs ait LADY. ~. life ,nsuranc. ofs ONCE;
shorthand helpful but not essential;
opportunity for advancement. Phone
MA: $3.50: MR.. BURROUGHS. IL
YOUNG WOMEN-For retail candy
stores; must be neat, pleasant and
attractive; Experience not neces-
sary. but helpful; unusual opportun-
ity for advancement for right peo-
pie: 8 or 6-day week. Apply in per-
son to Miss Watson. ROBERT WIN
SToN CANDIES. 18th and r SITS
WHITE HoUsEKEEPER, for elderly
couple. in apt; must be genteel,
honest, reliable, good cook; live in;
salary open. DU. 7915. is
HOUSEWIVES-Earn money the easy
Gaj Gsy In II segs Yo4 spfTs fTs TINE nsss at home
MARRiE6 M In, WON WoMES.N m over Tsoc; 30, amb,-
tious to increase family income. If
y yon can devote 3 hrs. per day. we
part time. For personal interview,
Takoma Park. Md. IA
ios ssisnhon to collection
the leading tewelry stores. Pleasant
working conditions. Good salary: 8
or 8 day week. Apply in person, Mr..
olden, ROSS JEWELRY CO., 20"
MAfURE AZ Il: niMs PERsoN for general Ips oisice
14th st. NV, RIM. 4lb. RE. 4377.
GIRL FRIDAY" tase 21-3o. Must
be neat. intelligent. all-around once
Moons, i-5 As e5 daysS AVS snd de s-i i'ea1 'on
Saturday am; optionaD; $15-S1S
gsrt,time gss .IP psIn week R plqs sy y1yr sgpperl
sharp Ct l776 Mass. ave. NV.
ATTRACTIVE COLLEGE GRAD. or
equivalent. capable of meeting. the
public, for customer service dept,
25-45 years; top pay. 5-day week.
Apply 1925 Conn. ave-. Rm. 404,
between 5 and 8 pm. Ia
EASY EXTRA MONEY - No exper.
stationery napkins. gift novelties;
sell on sight: sample Kit free: boxes
on approval: fast service; local dis
tributor. COLUMBIA ART STUDIOS
Dept. WI. $50 F st. NV. suite 500.
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Continued on Next Pagsl
Evening star., 1950-11-13
BRICKS

One million clean. good, hard. used
bricks. We deliver or you pick UP.
Place order now. ARROW WRECK
ING CO., HOO South Capitol. Ii.
3-2602. lis
MATERIAL-Laree stock
Of framing lumber. flooring. sheet
angie oGUg isnn .na also sn1 afheT tens
from many wrecking Jobs. Only
above material sold at lowest prices.
GENERAL WRECKING CO.. Brent
wood I'd. and w st. ne. MI. 6177.
Evening star., 1950-11-13
HELP WOMEN

STENO. NO.-CLERK-5-day week; S240;
nice ONCE and convenient location.
sTESoGRApHER.TYPIs IA HER 5-day. 20
hour week. must be good typist,
some shorthand; permanent posi-
Phone District sioo. Mr.. Jones, THE
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS. work
from your own home; excellent
opportunity. Apply 1911 Nichols
ave Sc.
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS
10 get leads for the product people
want most. Call Ii. 1882. MR..
MADSEN. Ia
OPERATOR, experienced,
to read tape AMERICAN RED
en0ss eaa ss 18th St RE- Rds $780, between Ext 5s5
TYPIsT and general otice worker, g.
day week. $40 weekly. Permanent
Position; Apply H. ABRAMsoN CO.
rYPisT Wis IN Is II TO no 3D. s5-hour week. ap
ply in person before 1890 am. Co
lumbia Specially Co. SOB Bradley
blvd. Chevy Chase. Md. -15
TYPIST, experienced. for scientific
research organization. Interesting
5-day week; opportunity for promo
ton Call Ex. s10O, Br. 80. Ia
TYPiST with. knowledge of stenog-
raphy, capable of assuming re-
SponSibility, Permanent position
with national organization. Apply
1l2S 10th st. NV. IA
TYPIST and general pffiae clerk with
knowledge of bookkeeping. Apply
VIM. BALLANTYNE g. SONS, 1421
F st. NV, $50 to l pm IA
experience not necessary;
permanent position. Apply HOLLY
WOOD CLOTHING CO., 7O3 eth
st. NV. -15
Evening star., 1950-11-13

SALAD GIRL. salary with meals, ap-
proximately $50 week; pleasant
working conditions; no Sundays or
night work. Apply SHOLL'S NEW
CAFETERIA, 1893 K st. NV. --15
SALESGIRL RECEPTIONlST, expert
enced; salary in line with ability;
freedom to travel helpful. Apply
1927 F st. NV. 4th floor. lis
SALESGIRL for card and gift shop.
BETSY ELLEN SHOP. $40 18th st.
NV, Ia
SALESGIRL for retail bakery, ex-
perienced. reliable; steady work. Ap-
ply alter 9 am, 80 o st. ne. lis
SALESLADIES (5), needed at once
for Christmas sales positions; part
or full time RE. S1OS. la
sALESLADIES, experienced infants
and children wear: excellent salary
and commlSsl3n. Apply ESTHER
SHOP, 12.5 F st. NV. IA
SALESLADIES-Ready to wear in ac-
cessories: for fine ladies speciality
store; exp. preferred. Perm. posi-
ton with opportunity for advance
ment. Apply the ESSTE O'DONNELL
Co, 34(7 Conn. ave. NV. Ia
Evening star., 1950-11-13
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT -BooKKEEPER, mar
ried veteran. college graduate, with
2 years full-charge bookkeeping ex-
per- per- s deslrous OF perm. position. Call
coLoRs2GD10 sG10i MAN desires part-timsi miJ Job
COLLEGE MAN. So. experienced
bookkeeper. good BACKGROUND. knowl-
edge French-Italian; best refer
snce; wishes position. Box 64-G,
MAN. %. married. college graduate:
experience: six years teaching Eng
lish on secondary, adult and univer-
personnel; writing. Excellent speak
er. Desire position in public rela-
tions writing or contact work. Not
eligible for draft. Box SAG. Star.
PAINTER-Inside and outside paint
,ng; Ere Isasonsble prices; free estimates.
rHfERHANsISsGss@0;pANr1NG: MhRai Me; Ssss0;pA day ha or
contract; i5 years exper.; reas.; re-
paSEfiE RfRfEKsniNSFxfE Ell SSF4 VM SfERHf1oR, Sos1 .x
psrienced, sober; non-union. SH.
2270, evenings. is
profitable position; fluent in French,
German and Dutch; Univ. Of Amster-
dam. econ. major. Phi. NO. 1929 or
YOUNG CoLoRED MAN desires day
work. before 5. restaurant. switch
board. elevator. porter. clerical, no
driving. no Sunday; ref. LU. 4-7326.
AMBITIOUS, aggressive. experienced
salesman, with car, desires bonafide
connection with future. Box 70-G,
Star. 14s
Evening star., 1950-11-13
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CURTAINS DONE in my home at
75c per pair; experienced laundress.
Ii. 3-1S67. Ia
GIRL, col, desires Job % nursem aid
or g.h.w. FIR. O292. l3s
GIRL, colored, wishes Job as cafe
terra worker. Call AT. 7647.
GIRL, colored, desires days work.
lis, Todd pl. ne. IA
GIRL wants domestic work; no Fri.
JULIA. CO. e176. -
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SITUATIONS poMEsIlc Cont

GIRL, neat, reliable. desires cleaning
and light laundry; 5 days week. ref.
WOMAN, colored. desires days work
as laundress; Mon. Tues. Wed;
Sc pr. day and carfare. Ii. 1890.
WOMAN, colored, wants g.h.w. and
child's care 5-day wk. Call Mon.
or Tues, VI. 3075.
YOUNG WOMAN. colored. wants
steady day work; exper. and ref. AT.
YOUNG LADY desires child care and
g.h:w.: 8 days; no cooking. Ii.
COL. GIRL desires ironing by day
or clean apt; good ref. LU. 4-3189.
COLORED GIRL wants days work
or nursemaid; references; 5-day
week. HELEN DAY. Ii. 4-2093.
coLoRED WOMAN wants fuli-tim
work after 4 pm; Kitchen helper
or eleaning otiees. CO. 2473, III
COL0RED WOMAN desires house
work; paa1t-time or days work. Ref.
coLoRED WOMAN wants days
work; a good cleaner; reference;
$5 and carfare; in Wash. DI. 1859.
Evening star., 1950-11-13
TELEVISION

SERVICE AND REPAIR
REASONABLY, EXPERTLY AND
PROMPTLY. 90 DAYS
GUARANTEED ON WORKMANSHIP
AID. 541S -15