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Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-07-15
Editorials
Accidents Can Happen to You

60 MANY special weeks for this and that
~ are propagandized to the American
public that this method of calling attention
to cause, however meritorious and impor-
tant, is not always too effective But there
is one .week" that should receive the
thoughtful consideration Of every farm
family and that is National Farm Safety
week which has been proclaimed this year
for July 2O-26
Because of their extensive use of ma
chinery and equipment, and of automobiles
and motor trucks, as well as because the
very nature of their occupation creates the
continual possibility of accident, farming
and ranching is one of the most hazardous
of professions.
The National Safety Council estimates
that $4,000 lives are lost and 100000 in
juries of all kinds are sustained by farm
and ranch people every year. More detailed
figures on the subject are presented else
where in this issue of Montana Farmer
Stockman
While every rural family is aware of the
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-07-15

desert land that is rich in minerals but lacks
the essential moisture for crop production.
Other areas are non-productiye because
they have too much water. A few of these
offer some future promise of being re-
claimed through drainage projects.
Then there are countless places which
are too rocky, or too rough or mountainous
for anything except grazing A considerable
acreage of the worlds surface is too rocky
and barren even for the production Of grass.
There are vast stretches Of territory
where climatic conditions, topography and
other factors are favorable, but the soil is
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-07-15
World Short on Farm Land

GEOGRAPHERS have estimated the land
N area of the globe at about 35, zoe, 900
acres. If any large percentage Of this vast
area were capable of producing crops, there
would be no concern as to the food supply
of future generations for centuries to come.
But the fact is that only small fraction
of the earth's surface IS good agricultural
land
Something like II percent Of the land
area is too cold for agricultural production.
Then there are far larger areas that have
too little rainfall With the exception Of
Europe, all Of the continents have much
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-07-15
too shallow or lacking in fertility to produce

too shallow or lacking in fertility to produce
crops.
When all of the acreage that is unsuited
for cultivation is eliminated from the total
land area in the world, it appears that less
than percent of the earth's surface can
be classified as good farm land and that
not more than 4 percent is cultivated for
the production of food crops.
After due allowance for the comparative
" small amount of land that can be brought
into cultivation through irrigation and
drainage projects and other practices, it
becomes apparent that the growing popu-
lations of the future must depend largely
upon the increased production of the pres
ent already known and largely used farm
land areas.
TO achieve such production throughout
the world means that an increasing num-
Der of workers will have to be engaged
in quarrying and manufacturing fertilizers,
producing other agricultural chemicals Of
many kinds, planning and building irriga-
tion and drainage projects, making farming
equipment, controlling insects and crop dis
eases, and in supplying the many other ma
teriaIs and services which will be needed.
This may seem like problem of the
remote future to most people in this coun-
try, but it is already of acute and pressing
concern to the teeming millions in many
parts of the world. Even here in America
the number of industrial workers needed
to supply the men and women on the land
who are producing food and fiber for our
rapidly growing population is increasing
year by year.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-07-15

The wheat-stem sawflY IS spreading
steadily southwark through the major grain
growing states. EntomologiSts report that
the insect appeared last year for the first
time in Wyoming, Nebraska and southwest
ern South Dakota. Previously it had ap-
peared only in Montana and North Dakota,
moving into that territory from Canada.
Control through proper tillage methods and
planting of the Rescue variety of wheat
have proved quite effective.
Supplemental irrigation is actually be-
ing given serious consideration in humid
Iowa to keep crops growing properly dur
ing periods in July or August when mo
more than quarter of an inch of precipi-
tation occurs on any day" Records of the
Iowa experiment station show that during
the past 20 years every year has had at
least one period of 13 days or more with
no effective rainfall In some years such
periods have lasted 20 days or longer.
Studies are being undertaken to determine
whether such irrigation would be profitable.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-03-13
Paragraph Opinions

Democratic Senator Kerr declared
this week that "Thc Republicans had
far more corruption while they were
in power than the Democrats have
had" He felt that the Truman scan
dals would not turn the American
people against the Democratic party.
Corruption is corruption wherever
You find it and simply because some
one else in ages past did it is no sign
hat the present Democrat, or New
Dcalists in power have amy right to-
continue it, Right now what is needed
is a cleaning out And new broom
sweeps the clcancst.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-03-13

THURSDAY. MARCH Is, 1852
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-03-13

Mrs Arvie Richie and daughters.
Arthur Cullers was an afternoon
visitor.
Pvt. and Mrs. Virgil Stone visited
the Guy Rumor family, Of Terra Alta,
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Nine and
daughter Beverly, attended church
at FauvleW Sunday, and were dinner
guests Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
John Bachtel
Mr. and Mrs. Haven Rohrbaugh
were Sunday night guests of Mr.. and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-03-13

Mrs. Henry Nine.
Forrest Childs is spending the
James Childs
Mrs Byron c. Moon and daughters
were recent dinner guests Of the
Frank ElambIcs.
Josephine Tomant spent Thursday
night with Viola and Vivian Soldiers.
pvt and Mrs. Virgil Stone visited
lis patents, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
Stone and family, Of kingwood, for a
few days last week
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-03-13

gion post at Moorcficld.
Funeral services will be conducted
Friday afternoon at o'clock from
The Bayard Methodist church, Rev. W.
f. Wade, pastor. officiating. Inter
ment will be i'm Bayard cemetery.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-03-13

Entered at the Postotfice at Oakland,
Md, as second-clasS mail matter.
Evening star., 1952-04-02
SITUATIONS DoMEsTic

GIRL wants Job in private family
5 days week 10. 3-OO92. z to II
GIRL. colored, desires g.h.w., bh day.
ssek Essk; live in or out; city ref. RA
WOMAN, colored, experienced. want.
lob cleaning apt. or ONCE; care oi
baoy: References. ME. 1884.
WOMAN. colored. wants days worl
or 5-day week; references. NO
WOMAN. colored. wants Job at ofic,
cleaning or cafeteria work. Call Ii
WOMAN desires days work; washin,
and ironing preferred. Call Ii
TWO GIRLS. colored. exper, des,r.
g.h.w., child care, maid or cafeteria
work. Call any time, LA. 6-679l
NEAT, INTELLIGENT COLORED GIRI
wants work as cook. maid or babySit
soSITHrTFsdti fsfnna ref cig, ~; 4.54si. s. e, 90 So,
ppork; ae good plain cook; city refs
SETTLED coLoRED WOMAN desire.
plain cooking; no Sundays; last
place 5 years; ref. ME. 1881.
WOULD LIKE JOB caring for chile
aad AZ i!g5s s5sbG baG0usekeepins. J. 1NoLEs
COLORED GIRL desires Job as nurse
IL f1a S141ssli Sr Ssid in store References
COL0RED WOMAN wants part-tim,
MORNINGS or days work; cleaning
or laundry; refs MI 5o3l
Evening star., 1952-04-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TYPEWRITERS. all makes, sales,
rentals. repairs. Terms Our 42nd
year AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO 1871 E. Capitol St. Ii. 3-OOS2.
S:30-5.30 ncl. Saturday.
rYPEWRITERS REPAIRED-Pick up
CHURCH STATIONERS. JE. 3-l5S0,
TYPEWRITERS: RENT-New, porta.
BILE typewriterS. SIP for 8 months;
all makes. Rental applies towards
purchase CENTRAL. 2019 14th st.
TYPEWRITERS-Just received fresh
batch of used portable typewriters
at lowest prices in town. Shop us
frst. CITY TRADING CO.. 2O2S
VACUUM CLEANER, G. E.. in go GOOD
WORKING condition. SEQ. Sligo 1000.
VACUUM CLEANERS-GE 1859
models. Authorized GE dealer. RELI-
ABLE HOME APPLIANCES, 9l9 tn
st.. NV: stems down 4 the best
buy in town. For q real savings
phone RE. 2537. g
VACUUM CLEANERS. Sacrifice at
so.9b Worth $2O-S30. Guar. Try be-
STORES. 705 11th Sc. Ii. $4,000.
VARi-TYPER. model A-E 90, with
five sets krometal type face; perfect
operating cond.; price reas at 500.
Telephone Mr.. CONN. ME. 1000.
Evening star., 1952-04-02
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BoOKKEEPER, 10 yrs. exper., full
Shtd., typing. Box 10s-T. Star. A
sHs or ManSs srs Job ca IL
LADIES tailoring modern dress max
ing and alterations. 1908 N. Cap
NiIRnE ST NV: e!n2rsNSss AZ s5Ss .x,.,,.....
sEcREFaRY, SCH srsf;Y 2 yrs. gen. bus. and ID =,
yr,. real estate title search exper =,
very accurate, desires pos. in Arl. or
Alex. law oflce, pref; S65 wk. LO.
'S:is$ $.iss ! sssS .|s s's
WAITRESS-.Colored girl wants posi-
1iSn rs}s, ip n1 SOFA sIs71S fountain work; exp;
ATTi1E;NTitoN, I'll; EMpiLoYERs-stenos.
porary assignments. Don't fall be-
hind in your work. Immediate, eff
fisnt SIC saGs seTsice. Call MISS BARRETT
RUPHGRs' EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
8stnss seaes cr DAY women ~ors Rsierenees Sa aaaa
Eb1cSTEEb hSi sfEb ENGLISH WOMAN de-
tured lady or housekeeper, If ample
domestic help; will travel; good
driver: library experience also; will
exchange references. Box 293-S,
EDUCATED ENGLISH WOMAN to
teach English, grammar and speech.
PsEr-TIM telephone ep., inf. elk;
apt. hse.. hotel hospital; ewes. &
pm. on except Weds.; available Sat.
Sun. all day. Call Thursday eve
6-10 pm. RA. 1191.
fountain evening work. Ii. 4-O017
COL. GIRL, hiss. desires lob as Ale
CLERK or general once work. exper,
LU. 1-2915. s.
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MIScEl. FOR SALE (cont. }

BEDROOM SUITE. 3-pc. blond, prac
new: 5-pc. maple dinette set with
BEDnOOM SUITE. Ics... $50; club
springs % and mastFsss. ssis ssS' $50 essh ssin
hSSsM saSs s5 SS1rr s.: se :.9 pshos g. s5 ISL
st. ;; ec. 'tpt' lot a e Si'ef o. 4oo 2s .25'n
BEDROOM SUIT, 8 pieces. walnut
1Inisn, $50. Call AP. 46S7. A
BEDROOM SUITE, complete furnish
ingS. maple double bed, chest OF
drawers, night stand, radio and
ffsGrd chsr dfapeq.s ftaaq amp rs sIS W
BEDROOM SUITE. solid mahog., g.
pc, incl. spring and mattress; rea.
BEPRM. SSDssit SET. TT iipe. s1as' s1s5; din. Set
sGDs. Leaving saS eiiy ssyssa %o $685. ssasaeiet
drive: slightly used; reasonable
UN. S262. after 5 pm. -
BICYCLES, English llghtweights
G9%plsts GTvGH ssisetlSns, HSnT GsEoRGEToWs W.
DE. 1880. or Parkway Cycle Co.
va Vse ny IA 5ns 5ns1ss >; Aifk"00o fo'' Arl'
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE - 1914,
model Remington Rand: good Cond
To zee call Ii. 3-6400 a
BONDSTONE-Stop wishing. You car
have q .stone home for less thar
you think. Let us stone all or par
of your home with BondStone. Tht
cost is but fraction of the added
dollar value to your property. Bond.
stone is applied with molds and car
be applied to any surface Fret
estimates: no down ps yment. 3 yrs
to, pay. WI. 6OS6. CAPITOL CON.
TRACTING CO., 4S19 Bethesda
ave. Bethesda Nd.
Bricks. face and common; or {
million ALASKA COAL & BRICE
co MA. 1885, OF. 1900
Evening star., 1952-04-02
INSTRUCTION COURSES

EARN YOUR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLO-
MA at home in spare time. Also 400
engineering and business courses.
:C.S:. 232 Bond Bldg. ME. Si66.
TEACHERS. college students. librari-
ans: ministers, amateur writer's lit
are. successfully using Memory-c
Matte writing methods to win extra
income; independencs, prestige and
fun. Why not you? Consulted on
Mst,c sfsti En- rnr s6@s.' aDp,.' call Memoir; O.
ORGAN INSTRUCTION - Classical
and popular. BEGINNERS or Advanced
Prsctice time available. Phone
JORDAN'S, Sterling 94OO. Ext. 81,
5SF sap aappo1nsmennS nn.n Corner rSrsds 18th and
NEW CLASSES in shorthand. typino,
bookkeeping ccmptometer; small
classes. rapid progress; save "a usual
time: better teaclers; POSITIONS tc
900 year up. Start today. BOYD
SCHOOL, Est. SO yrs. Cor. G and
18th NV. MA o340 -
Evening star., 1952-04-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

HOSPITAL BEDS-IDEAL BEDDING
4 AND FURNITURE CO.. 622 F st.
Evening star., 1952-04-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

small down payment viii pay for
e. full keyboard spinet piano at
Washington's bargain store. PIANO
the braFyj n pbos. st. s sT s3S @Tst aSove nO
Mon. We'd. Fri. evenings. 4
t.a~U-onghtly used Lester Betsy
board. ST. $500. PIANO MART
i01o 9TH st. NV. Dust above the
nbrary) Open Mon. Wed. Friday
PIANO, Slightly used; full KEYBOARD
spinet In very good condition: $445;
mahogany finished case. JORDAN'S,
corner 18th and G sts. NV. 4
fIANO, kranich and Bach, 5-ft.
sxse sSs9d buzz excel Eves tone il unusual assa style
PfANosWHere fs'; IS your S1 opportsnity sassS W to
low cost. CampbelPs Famous,
Rental l-Purchase Plan makes it
possible for you to select any piano
s p sa9Ss soar fSS home may ss nave II
ther details. CAMPBELL Music
co; 1l0S G st. NV. DI. S464. 20
Pi;ANOS' t;aNSG for the best in recondi-
We have such famous makes as
Steinway, Mason q .Hamlin, Chick
ering. ,Hardman. Weber and Others.
Liberal allowance for. your piano;
convenient terms for balance.
eAMfBEIs G.A.. 81: s4s4. music co. HOS 6 G St
PIANOS-Reconditioned grands. Fine
selection all sizes. Prices starting
at 1895 Small down payment. bal
ance 3 yrs. Your old piano accept
ed on trade. DYNAMIC MUSIC
pi2WnS i3UH = 81; DIV: NV; s.o, s-6
uprts., Knabe Bros, SS5; Gable
product. $50: Lafargue, apt. size
$2Ih; small grand. 1925. PAUL
American Storage Bldg, 280l Ga
ave. AID. 592S (9:3O to $500. 6'
PIANOS-We have a very nice Sc
lection Of completely reconditioned
gran2ds on sale at low prices fol
JORDANS. corner 18th and G
Sts. NV. a
PIANOS-Used uprights; $35. S45
$50; hauling extra. PIANO MART
INC, 1O15 7th st. NV. Gust above
the library. Open Mon, Wed, Fri.
AAv Avaniune
Evening star., 1952-04-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

DEseNPsEsey' %sse es syi4s; 4 isss;:;. s.; slse; Co.
$3.50; lady's. 1b cts. 1915: mans,
eve. cts. $500: mans. 4 cts,
CO. i4Ss S$S'fptSo' Il St, NV Ei'iHf%S9N Ne $40. q
DIAMOND. bought. from a private
party. weighing 5A carats; modern
cutting. brilliant color very slight
nssded See Sseo9 SR sR6TT Pfders taz
DINING ROOM suiiTiE. s-piece wal
after 10 am. EN-. $40. d
Manos.; 8 chairs; ssS4s.in. mt table.
extends to Y in; and 4S-in. solid
DELL @is fRkEss5FlS0r REs Isl sS' model W with
DRYER, electric Bendix, brand new.
n crate; sells, S239.95; sacrifice
$50 loss; OW: 4041.
DtoLILlCAIORS. t.Ii al types. sales. rem.
Terms eDs!li aMER1eANa eana rYsEwkfThfS aps s1sf1T!f
20. I43l E. Capitol St.. ii. 3-o0Ss.
our 42nd year; $40 to $50 incl.
ELECTRIC BLANKET. GE. brand
"a. a." 2-7e4s 7eSsT .ftsr nssd' Sacrifice. Cal
ENGIYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA. Ex.
Ssne1t Sa ns,S condition. Evenings, phone
Fur jis JACKET, black eroadtail cal cara.
cnl. hnger-tip length, flair back
fA exc ella4ois66' l4s6' 200 good condition; $50.
FtHkN1aGRE t.1lsradl sALE1Brand-new, bet.
room from unclaimed freight t ane
ings for cash. Lion sToRAGI
BLDG., 400 New York ave. NV.
daily 1916; Sat. till 4. RE. 43io.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. compiet,
emciency apartment, only one month
old; o!;, must sacrifice. leaving town
FfjRNiTtfPE5 GjTl, aftHe ;. MI: 7o6s: .
unNidUkEIsedr% any; donbIe BED gnr,e suite, mahog.
drawers: S65. After 8 pm. TU' 51OS
FURNlTURE-Mahosan poster 'VE twin
pedS. coil springs, Beautyrest mat
'ress; maple secretary. dE. 1916
FuRNITURE-3-pie bedroom set
6lond oak, practically new; owner
lea ing town; can be seen z p.m tC
10 pm.. 1900 S. Taylor St. Arl., va
FURNITURE; moving; must sell liv
niane rim; cnairs nSa with M slip covers; spinnet
with pad and many odds and ends
Call Thursday only 9-5. HU. 3sii
FURNITURE. Practically new 3 DC
sectional sofa. green; 2 end tables
tweed. leather tops; 2 wing bacl
brass nail tufted chairs, red;
plack lacquer coffee table. Chinese
design: l vanity, attached mirror
1913 for lot. Call OR. 476S aftel
FURNITURE-4 rooms of furn in.
Guiding radio and piano. Call OIL
1855. ask for Charlie. House car
be rented by party buying furniture
FURNITURE. Laundromat. recent
model, studio bed. 2 oak chests ant
chairs. Ten ANTIQUE hooked rugs,
mahog. end tables. spinet desk, an
tlque high-boy desk, oak ofice table
celiarette. Hoover vacuum cleaner
Going overseas. DU. 5O65.
FURNITURE; sacrifice; tables. chairs
chests. etc. Open 10 to 8 pm
900 WIS. ave. NV. S
rm. suite, 3-pc. breakfast set. Rea
sonable. 81. 0671.
FURNITURE = Three-piece liv. rm
suite, mohair fin; S35. Ii, 4-3l22
1857 Mt. Olivet I'd ne, Apt. 1. Il
FURNITURE FOR SALE
Evening star., 1952-04-02

GlEL' ars: part g.tI time e. White 1890 yrs q
4 to s hrs. 81 to Sl.25 per br.
teaching figure contouring and gen
eral body Improvement. Short trair-
Ing Ing period Ipaz free; CAL tx. 4:G!,
n NESS CLUB: l5l9 ( St. NV. for
WOMEN CD. to serve regular AVON
customers; part-time hours. earn
S@o-$2o weekly. Call RE. s1O7 now!
YSgSe t2ySe IADK ;ms ssn fIs5leaE susies
iEsslsn iEssskl; 9 t9 S5 ;. ils $49; National organ,
YOUNG WOMAN. to fill permanent
established appliance and contract
ing firm: Applicant must be able to
conditions in air-conditioned once
in both position and wage. Apply
Mrs: Jones. JOHN G. WEBSTER &
SONS. INC, 627 F st. NV, ST
YOUNG WOMAN, white. to do a gen.
eral office. work and operate small
PIX switchboard; experience Of
PIX board not necessary; typine
required, shorthand helpful. Apply
IN person; BRAY g. sCARFF SALES
OLD EsTABLiSHED FIRM has open
ing for we'll educated woman for
telephone sales work; magazine SUBJ
scription experience helpful. salary
and commission: ,5-day week; give
FULL details and phone No. in letter,
Box Bills. Star. .
A NATIONALLY KNOWN FIRM will
require the services of a young lady
2S-35: h. s. graduate. stenographer.
to act as secretary to sales mgr.
within two weeks; good salary. nice
surroundings and associates: inter-
esting varied assignments. Write
stating particulars. minimum sal
ary you would accept. Box GIT,
Evening star., 1952-04-02
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcont. J

INTERIOR. EXTERIOR PAINTING,
by able white men. Best work for
less. Free estimates. RE. O763;
XII 9-O62O. -3
PAINTING, interior, exterior. plas-
terlng, wall scraping.. papering, roof
ing; downspout and gutter work.
sashcord, glass. carpentry work.
TafE E9 s571 wRsse Rsehf9SS Es 5S5
PAINTING and home repairs; foun-
cation to roof; cement walks; free
eStima tos. HU. 1850. -3
PAINTING, interior. exterior; paper
All work guaranteed. IA. 1855.
PAINTING. PAPERING. FLOOR
SANDING-Do own work; sensible
prices. Cali MR.. sPELLER. 10,
PAINTING. exterior and interior;
1st class work, materials: do my
own work; refs. CHI. l731. .
PAINTING. papering, interior, ex.
terror roof painting. CHARLES CO.
PAINTiSGt. PAP PAPERfNG. H's; A good i1 jot
st a low price; For estimates cal
psfNrfNGintreS9Ior4 4S5i Or r9 47s1 exterior IL ROOT
coating; caulking; gen. repairs. Free
PAINTERS. interior, exterior; refer.
prices. RA. 3I39. MS
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING
plaslering. special low prices this
week only. GE. 1856, GE. 1906.
PAPERING. 75c single roll, you fur.
niSh material. Also painting. SCI
~. VAN. ~. 9-SOS9. g
PAPERTNG, PAINTING. white mo,
chanic. 20 yrs. experience, do owr
work. lookout. MI. O090. IS
PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work. Estimates free. Call MR.
BECKETT, MI. O930. DU. 4O53.
PAPERING AND PAINTING-Comml
or res; satisfied customers over
% yrs. MR.. LAWRENCE RA. 97C3
PAPERHANGING- room.
$1,000 up. 1852 suniast washable
q per: work guaranteed c.. 1873
PAPERING, PAINTING. PLASTERING
WORK done reasonable this month
Call BARNETT. ME. 2765. s.
PLASTERlNG-New and old; repair
work done; large or small Jobs
work guar; white mech. ia. O2OS
PLASTER REPAIRING: New ceiling,
and other repairs promptly made
work guaranteed. HO. 2315. %
PLUMBING AND HEATlNG-No jot
too small; 24-hour service: reason.
able prices; registered in D. C. anc
PITMBiNG AND HEATING. jobbins a
and remodeling; guaranteed low
prices; 24-hr. service. DU. $3.50
Evening star., 1952-04-02
HELP WoAEN

STENOGRAPHER, AL. for research
organiEation; one familiar with SCI
entiflc technical terminology pre-
ferred; 5-day week. Call DE. 1000
for appoin'n'ent. Salary open. "A
STENO:. .TYPIST. part time, o to l:
chine pref; air-cond. downtown
ONCE: salary open. RE. 304I. a
TEACHER for nursery group in ling
established small pvt. school. Give
phone number. p. o. Box 4O26.
TELEPHONE information clerks
Women under 40 to learn bus
preferred but not necessary; nav
while training. good salary, yaca-
ton with pay, sick benefits, 4O-hr.
Workweek. GREYHOUND TERMI-
NAL, 11th and New York ave. NV.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

MOTORING TO HOT SPRINGS.
ARK" April 5: can accommodate i
or passengers. MI. 632S.
PASSENGERS WANTED-Driving to
Denver; Colo. Saturday. April :,
ID. 0lS2. or LII. $1,000. Ext. 81 114O.
Evening star., 1952-04-02

- - " 10 0AtSi u Pill. Il
COOK-G.H.W.: LIVE IN
Mostly downstairs work: experienced;
Iocal references; oh days; $50 week.
RA. 3l73. 3
COUPLE, white or colored. with coed
references for cooking. general house
and garden work in Kenwood; cleo
snd oher speaneaS saFoass dspoSs Sxss
all day Thurs. every other Sunday
on. Recent refs. S25. GE. 6503
G;H.W; colored. plain cooking. care Of
a,cIradi l child; lye in; good home for good
G.H.W.-Good cleaner and ironer;
occ. cook and serve for 2 adults;
twice a week. Local ref. OIL. 1913
CIV. and laundry; no cooking
must live in; 5h dhys; recent ref
nec.; top salary for exper. SH. 6s27
GIRL wanted for live-in Job; good
salary and good home. IA. 6I18.
GIRL. very fond. Of children; g.h.w.,
plain cooking; live in. sH. 4217..
HoUsEKEEPER-G.H.w.; plain cook.
ing in bsr small children children; S30 wk; live
Sun; efi: Ieferences and health
card. 81. 1888. -
MAID, g.h.w., plain cooking, auto.
washer and dishwasher, live in
Chevy Chase; must have good re-
ferences; good salary. OIL. 0495.
MOTHERS HELPER, to live in, not
younger than II yrs. of age; no ex-
perience necessary; must be willing
to learn and have character refer
ence and be neat and clean in ap-
upstairs room with bath and radio;
$22 week. EN-. S576. 3
MOTHER. colored. wants some one
interested IN keeping 3 small chill
dren while mother works; mostly
Tor companionship and small salary
nh IL 4.9aSg; Tues, AID. 6352. "a
NURSbEMAaD' SbIsdAdn' white iiye in. care for
Must be fully experienced with chill
dren and not over 40 yrs. Of age,
willing to travel occasionally. TU.
WHITE WOMAN - Vicinity Hyatts.
VILE. g.h.w.. for employed family;
sch9ol-age children; 5-day week
70 Live in; s.h.w. and help care for
children; no cooking; references re-
CURED; VI day Thurs. and every
other Sunday of; $25 wk. EN-. 672S.
WANTED G.H.w. and good cook in
apt. Q in family; refs. required.
coIokEn eGS1s D. GIRL, fBi.' single. e.h.w. and
child care; 5-day wk.; 10 am. to 3
pm; must sleep in 2 nights, every
Thurs. and Sun. of. Recent city
refs; $25 including carfare. WI.
7458.
Evening star., 1952-04-02
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started
caught up. audited. closed: ali taxes.
open rate; Shepherd 1854. -
we'll qualified: best ref; local man;
available. Box 42-S, Star. "A
ming work. restaurant, q to IL, nom
drinker. Ii. 6-1194. 80
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment, odd jobs, yard work
wall washing, carpentry, house.
cleaning. etc. SALVATION ARMY,
Evening star., 1952-04-02

STENOGRAPHER
With some knowledge of shorthand.
EXP. preferred but not necessary
Permanent position with a good
future. BEACON ELECTRIC SUP
PLY CO: S051 18th St.. Silver
Spring, Md Il