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Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-09-01

rise last winter, and will slow down
the shift to synthetics.
Wheaf-Prices probably will f1uc-
tuate narrowly in the next few
weeks, then work moderately higher
by early winter. Movement of the
large spring wheat crop and COM
petition in export markets from the
record Canadian crop, forecast at
582, 900, 900 bushels, are likely to pre-
vent much price improvement in the
next month or two. But, subsidized
export sales under the international
wheat agreement, buying by mills to
provide for their normal flour trade
and storing by farmers for possible
placement under loan may hold
prices moderately over the summer
low point. The crop and carryover
are estimated at 1895, 900 bushels
compared with 1854, 900 last season.
Feed Grains-Prices for oats and
barley probably will be fairly steady
in the next month or two, but, un-
less frost catches the crop, corn
prices probably will be moderately
lower in the readjustment to new
crop basis. The movement of oats
and barley from farms will gradu-
ally decline, the barley crop in the
Pacific northwest is relatively short
and oats are already relatively cheap
compared with corn, but imports of
Canadian oats probably will con-
tinue and will prevent much price
improvement.
Seeds = Dealer and government
carryover stocks of legume and grass
seeds are larger than last year and
larger than average. For alfalfa and
most clovers, stocks are largest on
record. Secretary Brannan urges
farmers to harvest all available hay
and pasture seeds to assure enough
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-09-01

future supplies of forage for ex-
panding livestock production.
Dairy Products-Prices for milk
and most manufactured dairy prod
ucts will continue in a seasonal
rise for three or four months. Milk
production normally declines about
% percent from August to Novem-
Der. Since consumption in fluid
form is relatively constant, produc-
ton of butter, cheese and evaporated
milk drops about 40 percent in this
period. The position Of butter is
relatively weak due to intense COM
petition from coIored cleo, but prices
are down to the government sup
port level, so that a further price
drop is unlikely.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-09-01
Markets at q Glance

Rrices-UptuFns In prices for farm products
win be restrained by high production
Cattle-stocker and feeder offerings prob
ably will be larger than last fall
Hogs-Prices probably will decline Sc to 81
. cwt by late fall.
Lambs-Holding eve lambs to enlarge nocks
Will curtail both slaughter and feeder offerings
Wool-Extreme decline probably has brought
prices near bottom.
Wheat-Spring wheat movement and pros
pect Of record Canadian crop probably hold
prices down in early fall
Feed Grains-Supply will be smaller and re-
quirements larger in the year ahead.
Flaxseed-Reduced crop and carryover prob
ably will make steady to higher market
Seeds-Secretary Brannan asks farmers 70
harvest all available hay and pasture seeds
Observation-Disclosures will increase sub
stantially In the next two months.
Hay-Prices for good hay probably will adj
vance moderately BY midwinter
Dairy Pr0ducts-Probable decline Of about
one-fifth in milk production by November will
cause price rise.
Eggs-Combined fresh and storage supply
for fall will be about the same as last year;
demand will be greater.
Chickens-Yearly supply peak is likely to be
reached in September or October.
Turkeys-Prices for early birds probably
will be substantially higher than last year.
Potatoes-crop forecast has been lowered
but still shows excess of 1918 million bushels
over normal utilization,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-09-01
!. ON THE PLANTS +.

se0b and Stripe: Scab blights and
barley stripe are typical Of the diseases
that do heavy damage to grain crops.
But with s'Ceresan" seed treatment,
you can eliminate stripe organisms on
the seed and greatly reduce stripe in
the field, as well as many other diseases
that damage growth and cut yields.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-09-01
AT HARVEST

Sinking SmUfs HCeresan" gives
complete control of sinking smut OF
bunt of wheat so as to increase yields
greatly as well as to prevent smut dock
age. Also controls covered smut and
brown smut of barley as well as loose
and covered smuts of oats.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-09-01
on SEEDLINGS .

Seeding BIishfs: "Ceresan" treat
ment protects the sprouting seedlings
against damping off, root rot and many
other blights. The thicker, stronger
stands with "Ceresan' get ahead of
weeds and produce more heavily.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-09-01
w Of these
Grain diseases
costs you most?
"CEREsAN" Seed Disinfeciunt Helps Control
Them-Inueuses Yield and Profit
ON THE SEED ;

Seed Rot: You get good termination
even in cold, damp weather because
:" Ceresan" protects the seeds against
seed-rot organisms in the soil. With
sCeresan," your seed gets off to better
start and your grain winters better.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-09-01

Be sure all 9he seed you plant Is
freofed With s'Ceresdn" for small
grains, Nth sc Arusan' fforgrass and small
seeded Iegunles, corn and vegetables. You
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-09-01
Get a Better Stund Of cruss and LegUmes

This and every be good year and egue
seedlings Half pound of vAraan 100 pounds of seed has doubled
alfalfa stands and and yields of forage from most
legumes grass Treated be inocuadeat first and
inoculate just before planting
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-09-01

can buy treated seed, or h1Ue your DUN
treated BY custom redter, or buy "Cere-
SAN or sArasan" and foLloIO directions
on the can.
Seward seaport record., 1951-08-08
SK [ SEARCHING NAVY
 ROCKET BREAKS RECORD

WHITE SANDS. N. M., (AP) Jubllant Rocket experts, flush ed with yesterdays soaring sue cess, talked today ot new as saultS on the rocket altitude re- cord.
 They sent the seventh Ameri- can Viking rocket ever fired sWooshing 135 miles up into hay New Mexico sky yesterday for a new world record.
 Capt. A. E Uehlinger, Navy skipper at White Sands, summed up their feelings.
 Hot damn"' he said as he hurried into the dugout near the launching platform from the vantage point some three miles distant where he had been with Army Secretary Frank Pace. Jr.. and other military officials.
 Milton Rosen, head of the rocket project for the Naval Research Laboratory, put ii this way: We've worked T Ions time for this and we're aWfulIv happy. But we're never sat g. fled with any altitude" !"
 He revealed thai Viking No. 8-the eighth in d series of u rockcts--already is being con structed. Firing is expected carly next year.
 The flight almost straight up was breathtaking 10 watch, but no more so than the figures on what the rocket did:
 It reached top speed of 4,100 miles an hour-more than mile a second
 IL took only four minutes, 23 seconds to set the record. You could get to the moon in less than so hours at that speed.
 The 135 miles cracked by 21 miles the previous single-stage rocket record set Dec. IT, 1o46, by rebuilt German V-2, also fired here
 1t was more than 27 miles better than the American rock ct record set Nov. 21 by Viking }.
Seward seaport record., 1951-08-08
WEST POINT AFFAIR STILL CENTER OF ATTENTIONS

WEST POINT. N. r., (AP) = U 5. military academy officials were silent today on reports that the academy recruited foot ball players, but the New York Werld-Telegram and Sun said Coach Earl Blaik denied it.
 The Chicago Tribune, in copyrighted story from Flint, Mich, said that Duncan Mac Donald, an outstanding high school athelete, had told of a six-Week, expense paid vacation at the academy this summer. He said he and 22 others had informal talks with Blaik.
 Academy officials said today they had no comment on the story.
 The World-Telegram and Sun said an amazed Blaik told the newspaper that mo induce ments have ever been offered to anyone" to go to West Point to play football during his 10 years as coach.
 The newspaper said the denial was made in a terse telephone interview
 AS to MacDonald's statement that the draft-free status Of cadets was held out to the high school players as we'll as other inducements, Blaik said very silly, I don't think it behooves anyone to discuss the charges"
 Meanwhile West Point offici- als say extenuating circumstan- ces may clear some of the 30 cadets who have admitted crib ping. The exact status of the other 10 cadets involved is not known.
Seward seaport record., 1951-08-08
C OF C COMMITTEE TO AID LAW MAKERS

A committee of five, was ap- pointed by president Clarence P. Heating Tuesday upon pass age of a motion made by Don Carlos BroWnell. The Committee will hold itself in readiness to confer with the city council in financial matters, if the council desires it.
 "Other cities have cotton into difficulties" MT. BroWnell stat ed in making his motion. Our council is made up of young people who are not experienced in city finance and the difficult ties to be encountered in muni- cipal bonding" He advocated a committee to act as an advis- ory board, to keep the Chamber of Commerce informed of city business and city financing, and to assist the city council in bud getting and planning finances, if the council will accept their as aSistance
 The committee appointed are D, C. Brownell, chairman, Os- car Dahl, Clarence Keating. John Coleman and Jacque Roth.
 The first meeting of the Cham Der of Commerce Finance Com mittee was held in the news paper office today, with all members present except Mir. Roth. They discussed plans for future study of the city's finan- cial condition and utility de- velopment, as we'll as the need for Chamber planning board.
Seward seaport record., 1951-08-08
PROPERTY TRANSFERS

Residence: Jos Jensen to Carol Erwin; Fractional Lot 32, Block ?. Original Townsite.
 Residence: Cabin 16x30. Tom Os- Do to John and Virginia, Dec, Mile IS, Primrose Group, City
 New Residence, FILA: James Construction Co.,, to s. A. Bennett. Lots 1 and ?, Block I, Laubner Ad- dition. San Francisco, Calf.
 Cabin, Snug Harbor Road: Oliver Lindburg to Art c. Schroeder. Pu-. eblO, Colo.
 P Acres, unimproved, Crawford Subdivision: Henry Dufrcsne to II. s, Thompson. Anchorage.
 TWo-storT Residence: Lot 20. Block 13. Original Townsite. Wade and Betty Vell9n 10 Phil and Mary Harding City.
 Residence at Mile 615, CT Lyle Douglas 10 Jon Walsh. Anchorage.
 -BALAIAT REALTY
Seward seaport record., 1951-08-08
SPECIAL SERVICES

REWEAV1NG: Burns, moth holes. tears, etc. Mail to Campbelps.
 BOX 3z4, Seward. 9-tfc
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HOUSING NEEDED FOR LEGION LOrS vA.s LiOn GUEoI2

The chairman ot the housing committee Ior the AmcrIcan Le- glOn convention to O6 neIu nefe rom august 31 through oep- temDer 5 aShS that all residents who will be able to rent SlngIe or double rooms, or to enter tain one or more guests during the tour days, call lne commIG tee.
 It Is not possible to estimate the numDer ot people who Will attend the convention. Il the hlghWay Is open to tratIIc by that tune, the numDer IS likely to be large. Hot~4S cannot ac- comooaLe more than a small. portion ot the guestS. RaIroad cars are promised TOT sleeping quarters Tor men, but there Is still a pressing need Tor private quarters.
 Anyone who can assist the Le- glon Tn housing these guests to the city IS asked to contact MS. Charlotte Lesko or Mrs. Frank Mitchell.
Seward seaport record., 1951-08-08
HELP WANTED

KITCHEN HELP apply in person. Seward Sanatorium. 5tfc PART TIME household help. Phone Aoans Al. 4-tfc
  PERSONALIZED Birth Announce ments. Seward Record, 336 4th Avenue, Seward Madison 163.
Seward seaport record., 1951-08-08
BALMAT REALTY
 338 4th Ave. Phone MAIN l32

cal Estate Service. Brokerage, Homes, Land and Business
 Investments ome in and see us before you ly. Fourteen years property
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR SALE, REAL ESTATE
Real Estate For SALE

TWo-oedroom house, full base ment, new floor furnace. S45O0. Several good income business
 properties. Marathon Cafe Building. Priced to sell.
 Two Broom houses at Cooper Landing. One has 335 acres patented land. 1Wo-story house on 3rd Ave. Two lots, close to school, we'll in- Sulated.
Seward seaport record., 1951-08-08

MAT REALTY
Seward seaport record., 1951-08-08

A man is the right size when he is bigger than any insult that can be hurled at him.
Seward seaport record., 1951-08-08
MARY ANN BALMAT
FOR SALE. VEHICLES

Q CHEVROLET F ton Pickup. M cond., good tires. Less than O,O00 miles. $1200 cash. Phone
 Madison 20. 11tfc
Seward seaport record., 1951-08-08

JOHN P. SMITH
 Real Estate & Insurance 4th & Adams Monroe 183
Evening star., 1951-07-07
DISPATCHER
DRIVER

-olored must know city, not mind
ton. sick leave. Apply l0l1 E st. s.w.
Evening star., 1951-07-07
Comptometer Operators

5-day, 37h-hr. wk.; pleasant work.
ing cond.; other advantages, with
permanent employment; pay accord
ing to ability. WESTERN ELECTRIC
co, INC. ILL N. Capitol St IL
Evening star., 1951-07-07
HELP MEN

PORTER for NV. apt. house; gen
eral cleaning and care Of lawn. Call
AD. 26s7 between and l pm.
PRESSER, exper. on silks. and wools;
must be able to do tailoring work
also. Apply 3217 Mt. Pleasant
st. NV -
PREssERs, part time, wool: $40
pm; high piecework rate plus
transportation. OV. 100. --S
PRESSERS. wool: high piecework
work. oV. 100. %
PRESSER, wool, thoroughly exper.. -.
top pay. steady work. I want Q
msnent man Tho sonnaction S 70 ns mnst :. PEI. de.
pendable and sober. RUDOLPH CO.,
1922 14th st. NV. 5
PRESSER-SPOTTER for woolens.
silks; salary sos per wk. Apply FA-
NOUS VALET, 1890 Suitland rd. sc,
PRESSER-1. experienced. part or
full time. NIFTY VALET, 1349 6a-
Yannah St Sc a
Evening star., 1951-07-07
HELP WOMEN

HOTEL MAIDS, experienced. colored,
good salary. Apply in person, HO-
TEL sTRATFoRD. 25 E st. NV.
HoUsEKEEPER, white, tor guest
home small family, good permanent
ave; Chevy Chase. Md. IS
TECHNICIAN for doc.
tors ONCE, part time; regular hrs,
5H2-day wk.; pleasant surroundings;
salary open; must be exper.; bring
references. Apply Apt. 26, 1746 z
FoRELADY twhite). to SUI
peryiSe operation of one Stroll fat
work ironer in institutional laundry.
Write age. salary expected and teles
MEDneAT RRDne umssf ssCRRETARY RaE raeancy ssaf S
our operating room dept. for an
experienced medical secretary. A.
hour week, meals while on duty.
vacation. sick leave and other bene.
fits; Apply Personnel Once: EMER-
GENcY HOSPITAL, I'LL New York
NURSE. white. for general floor duty.
in. Kenmore 3-5252. IS
NURSES lwhite), reg. and practical;
new. 40-bed orthopedic hospital in
Wk.; S22o.s2so mo. Tor r. n; $50.
sec. maids and orderlies. Call CH.
1000, MR.. DEAN. 9-5 pm. %
OFFICE GIRL, for small wholesale
ofhce; neat appearance. pleasant
personality and fair efficiency as q
hand desired but not essential;
permanent interesting position for
right party. ST. 4421. IS
OFFICE MGR, rental dept; large
downtown real estate CO.: must have
pleasing personality. able to assume
responsibility. some tipping. Box
PIX fy OPERATOR PER. RECEprioNissr.
small board; pleasant working
eonds.; air-cond, once; s-hr. day.
$50 to ] on alternate Saturdays;
attrac. salary. Call Mrs. Headley.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC, DI. 01l0.
PIX SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR
In lge. downtown apt; settled or
middle-aged person preferred; pleas.
ant working conditions. Box 434-G.
Star $
PIX OPERATOR, good salary. Apply
in person, HOTEL STRATFORD. rs
st. NV. -l2
Evening star., 1951-07-07
HALL CLEANER
HOUSEMAN

White, for general work in private
hospital: permanent position: excel
lent salary. privilege of meals. other
benefits Apply Housekeeper. DOC
TORS HOSPITAL, 1915 Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-07-07

PHARMACIST, exper.; for Sunday
CHASE cHlN pHARnAcsYSpi "a sSp Wo: Rss 5000 GaEv7 W
PHARMACIST, experienced; full time,
permanent. for activie man. GOOD
HOPE PHARMACY, 1400 Good Hope
PHoToGRAPHER. printer and dark
room man; permanent position; pro-
fessionals only. BROOKS PHOTOG-
pHoToGRAPHER TH5Feassi HER sTubio Il; Bio MANA.
GER, experienced in home portraits.
2Ax2h camera; excellent oppor-
tunity; percentage basis; good bust
PLASTERERS WANTED White; plen.
ty of work, Report to job. Gallows
I'd. and Valley Crest dr.. Amanda e,
va;,. Broyhill Crest Job, or call TO.
PLUMBER, experienced in jobbine
local refs. drivers permit; top pay
Hyattsville. Please do not answer
this ad unless qualified. WA. S53S.
pIuMBER IN p'nl AND HELPER. iobbins
work, must, nave drivers permit and
Mcndsy. Msieis5iy s9Ssr. Ta 54s5 Gan after 0 pm
PLUMBERS 12j, steady work. Apply
in person rear 2103 Eye st. ne. IS
PLUMBERS, exper. men. New WORK
and remodeling. Top wages. D. c.
drivers permit. J. SHAPIRO. 311s
Ga Eve. NV TU 1900 -
PHARMACY, 14th and K NV.
PORTER. for established organization;
salary. permanent See Mr.. McAbee.
TEMPLE MOTOR CO. 1912 Diagonai
rd., Alex, Va. ov. 5000. 10
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CASHIER-CLERK

Age 21-40. to handle cash trans
actions and maintain records: bank
ing or hotel cashiering experience
desirable; excel working conds. and
employe benefits. Apply personnel
ofiice, 6410 Conn. ave, Chevy
am to 4:30 nm; Sat. $50 am.
to IL noon. -S
Evening star., 1951-07-07
ENGINEERS
CRAFTSMEN
TECHNICIANS

SR. ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS
Evaluate missile service
ability. Design of electronic
equipment. Electronic equip
ment system analysis.
ELECTRONIC CRAFTSMAN
Layout of schematic circuit
drawings.
FIRE CONTROL TECHNIC1AN
Servo and computer as
sembly and maintenance.
Perm. positions on sched-
uled 5-day, 45-hr. work week.
Time and one half over 40
hours. Location Silver Spring,
Md. See alphabetical listings
for further details or phone
81, 700. Personnel dept.
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statesmen
ONE IN FOUR

MUNTZ TV sold and delivered one in
every four TV sets in Washington
Why? Simply because MUNTZ has
the product; rated Al by the Ma
tion's leading consumer research or
sanitation! MUNTZ has the price;
direct factory prices!
has the plan of merchandise
ing with direct factory showrooms
and warehouses In Washington;
therefore 1t costs MUNTz less to
sell and 1t costs the customer less
much as $500 to s30o s'cs on eompsras a.
tive models. Of other nationally
known brands.
BY selling MUNTZ Tv from leads
procured through our extensive ad-
vertising and sales promotion pro-
gram. you can earn ton money
Sample average earnings:
Evening star., 1951-07-07

MANAGER, large colored rooming
Prefer, retired Govt. worker; Others
may inquire. Call DU. 1852 bet.
MANAGER for dry cleaning store;
salary and percentage. Must be
exper. with good refs. Cleaning done
on premises by large solvent plant.
Good possibility. WA. 9794. -S
MATTRESS CUTTER, experienced Or
willing to learn; good pay; steady
work. Box 470-E. Star. 5
excellent oppor-
tunity for experienced men in self
service meat department; 5-day wk.,
paid disqualification, paid vacation.
Apply at 1923 Rhode Island ave.
ne. or 1920 Nichols ave. Sc. IS
MEATCUTTER. capable. sober man
for self service dept, excel. pay,
good hrs. Apply in person 5715 Lee
hwy. Arl.. Va, or 1880 King ST..
Alexandria Va III
colored. D. c. permit.
sober, experienced truck feet; good
salary. Apply 1245 1st st. Sc g
MECHANIC. good salary: 44-hr. wk.,
vacation. Apply in person. ULINE
ICE CO.. MR.. MILLER, am
MESSENGER. e hrs1 to deliver Pho
tographic equipment. Refs. RE.
NIGHT AUDITOR. hand transcript
experience. Apply auditors ONCE.
HOTEL CONTINENTAL. -
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Evening Star Building

iiV' rCnDd ave " w
TRUCK TRAILER DRIVERS and
furniture movers. steady men earn
over So, 500 per year. 6-day week.
See Mr.. Lamar at SMITHS TRANS
FER & STORAGE CO. GARAGE,
2601 Reed ST. ne. 10
TV TECHNICIAN, experienced in re-
pair Of all makes Of TV sets; steady
work; paid vacation, ETC.; excellent
salary for qualified person. COLONY
RADIO, 6l19 Georgia ave. NV. See
TYPIST-ELECTIRoMATIC PsM, ex-
perience necessary. This position is
permanent and with an expanding
copy preparation field; annual and
sick leave benefits. Call ME. 6471.
USED CAR LOT ATTENDANT. col.
ored. between 20 and 80 yrs. old.
who can clean cars and work in
general around lot; liberal salary;
hours, ! to 8 pm, vacation with
pay; Tsliabls. bis. 1o1 New York ave.
me-, 81. 9s22g 3
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AND
BILLING CLERK

Ing good salary. 5-day wk., liberal
vacation and sick leave; we need q
pers; wanting q Job with perma-
nence and assured future. KIRBY
LITHOGRAPHIC CO., Munsey Bldg,
1889 E st. NV, RIM. 102. %
RECORDS CLERK. 40-nr. wk.: good
starting salary; position consists Of
posting figures to various forms.
Apply Mr.. GRIFFIN, 3107 wilson
REToUCHER photograph studio; per-
manent position. BROOKS PHO
TOGRAPHERS. 1927 st. NV. 10
SALESGiRL. white, for work in retail
baking. Apply 30 o st. ne. 3
sALEsLApY, ooe5p experienced. Call for
SALEsLADY. experienced uniform or
dress dept. Apply between $50 and
5. Mrs. Norris. NATIONAL UNI
FORM CO. goth and K sts. NV.
sAiEsLADY. experienced. for So-
mems apparel shop; near Bladens.
burg. Call AP. 1881. 5
SALESLADIES-Exp in children'B
wear; excel salary, 5-day wk.
Apply Miss Harrington, CABOT'S,
1890 F st NV 10
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Statesmen WANTED

We are seeking 5 high-class sale
counselors who want interesting
permanent employment in q spe-
cialized field, Earnings can exceed
$500 to $500 month on q liberal
eod nd po and eg oenus woefaS 9aS5s cond
II you have had experience In the
ministry. direct sales field, ,nsur-
ance. real estate or sales counseling
Of any type. you have the back
ground for the tremendous posi-
bilities which this opening offers.
specisI course 70 insure &c ycur olxen suca
cess You must have q car. dress
neatly. bet. the ages of 21-50. II
you qualify, liberal drawing account
to start. Many leads furn Do not
telephone, but see Mr.. Robson bet
l0 and II Or 2 and 4, FORT LIN
Evening star., 1951-07-07
ESTIMATOR

in building construction,
graduate engineer. for work in con-
tractors office. Box 406-E, Star.
Evening star., 1951-07-07
HOSTESS

Experienced and competent
excellent pay, pleasant
working conditions.
Wakefield Restaurant
1859 CONN. AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1951-07-07

SERVICE MAN, outside
permanent job: salary open. CAR.
KSLLS; LIS e26 26 years at 10 H st. NV
TELEvIsioN SERVICE MAN. part
time. Experienced service man
with car required. z pm. to 10
pm: daily. Can earn S5O-S75 wk.
Nj MEYER 1880 CO. s27 Upshur st. NV.
TELEVISION SERVICEMAN
Good pay, car furnished. DowD5s
TELEVISION See Mr.. Cole, 44IS
Connecticut ave. 10
TIMERS for general repair work;
regular work; top wages. Call 81.
TIRE CHANGERS. experienced. s5S,5
per week to start BEN HUNDLEY
a4AS ldth st. NV,
TRIMMER and trimmer's helper. ex-
perienced, wanted Immediately; good
salary; pleasant working conditions
TRISTATE DISTRIBUTORS. tO7
s. Glebe rd.. Arlington, Va.
TRUCK DRIVER, white, for estab.
plumbing. heating and appliance
company; must know city; steady
year-'round work. Apply 1909 1st
TRUCK White. for pickup
and delivery for hardware store.
II not reliable and ambitious do not
apply. See MR.. PENDLETON. 1890
Georgia ave-, Wheaton, Md. %
Evening star., 1951-07-07
HELP MEN

SALESMAN-Earn $500 weekly. part
DU. $500 $3.50 pm. to II pm.