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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started
eaught up. audited. closed: all taxes
. opsp rate ate shepherd 1854; ga
bench work preferred. LA. 6-7S75.
ASST. TO BUSINESS EXECUTIVE
Exper.; representing large nat. con-
Germ to Govt; also exper. in public
bust. adm. Refer to Box 4ss-Y. Star.
BUSINESS ExECUTIvE-wanted en-
ployer who can use young man with
business and professional training,
home respons.. perm. resident; pres
cntlv enpl. WO. 5572 after 3 p.m. =
CARPENTER. col, desires work bet.
am. and 3 pm: can do various
other work; have car and tools. Ii.
CHAUFFEUR. eolored: wishes job;
ENGINEER. electrical. wire commune
cations aud control systems, equip-
the, 5. Ms; money-men,machines-
methods materials; part time only.
GA i dsSt experienced. white: takes
care Of gardens, clips lawns, hedges.
Box 353-X. Star.
FOOD SALES MANAGER. experienced
sires connection with reputable can
food concern or broker: where re-
muneration averages $4,000 per
year. Box 1-Y. Star. is
s sire y connection with builder. Box
MAN AM coi sisri wants work after ter g
pm; willing worker. Ii. 4-13s7
MAN. With delivery truck. .1-ten
6 9ane Ik 500 n 20 S %E and gas fsz T.
%dssssTTERi EEffciTRiCiAN. D. C. card.
ay9 to responsible party. Gall
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd Jobs. yard work.
wall washing. carpentry, house
fas srbop L sss co apvA MS 45s
H0 I EiI Eao1I Or once cleaning
PERsONNEI-s yrs practical ex-
per-. all phases personnel includes
emplmt.. employee relations. coun-
selling testing. classification and o al
T Fem M 7,o g.; E salaF =. over 5000
PHARMACIST. thoroughly expert
enced. for relief work. 'JA. 2-750O,
PRINTER wants short-hours work;
able TO increase 0uS. downtown; open
NIGHT fGR on WArC GTsf so1 s Sober
colored man; references. 1917 Harv-
ard st. NV. CO ~O134
ENGINEERING CRAFTSMAN; good
BACKGROUND. desires opportunity in
estimating or sales. Box 303-X,
PAINTER, 90 yrs. experience. wants
houses to paint. inside and outside,
by contract; free estimate; white
mechanics. HO. 4791. MIR. WHITE.
GENTLEMAN. with car, mechanical
and technical experience, desires po-
Sition. Box 352-X, Star.
PUBLIC RELATIONSHIPS
creative. productive, knowledge law.
social sciences. exp. all phases PR
Hill to community. trade assoc. de-
sires full orr cart time position. Box
356-X, Star
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TYPIST
TYPISTS
ONE FULL TIME
AND
ONE PART TIME
Il TIL s ONLY
SEE MRS. Cassidy

HARTFORD ACCIDENT &
INDEMNITY CO.
1000 VERMONT AVE. NV.
TYPIST BOOKKEEPER. permanent,
woman wanted for weekly newspaper
ONCE, knowledge of Armed Forces
helpful; fast to medium typist. Do
simple bkpr.; $50 wk. 8 to 4 80 pm.
5-day wk. Cong. Box 2S7-X, Star
part and full time;
good pay. very good tips; uniforms
and meals furn. Apply COLONIAL
KITCHEN, 2045 Wilson blvd. Arl
90
WAITRESS. white, exper.; must be
dependable and neat. for daywork.
Apply DEE GEE DINER. HOO YER
WAITRESS, weil experienced in food
and liquor; dinner hour 4 It'll 8. Day
work on week ends. Apply after 2 :3C
pm. LIVINGSTON INN. 1850 Liv-
ingston I'd. Sc. 10. 2-4S00. lis
MATTRESSES, full or part time;
exper.; good wages and tips. Appl,
in persons after 2 pm.. 1906 Co.
lumbia pike, Arl. .-19
MATTRESSES, experienced (white),
over q for Henlopen Hotel, Reno
both Beach, Delaware. opening May
90 for season. Write Heniopen
Hotel. 80
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FOR ASSEMBLY Of scien-
tine instruments. previous experi-
ence desirable but not necessary;
perm employment: 5-day. 40-hr
VIZ: CAL OV. 2177. ATLANTIC
RESEARCH CORP. Alexandria Va
WOMAN. white. middle age. care for
semi invalid gentleman; live in. good
home, no laundry. day of; salary
open. Write MR.. CARLTON SIS
son. Millersville, Md. Southshore
WOMAN, pleasant, dignified; outside
interviewing, no selling; excellent
salary, plus bonus. Apply GUILD
925R F st. NV. Monday, Ill pm
WOMEN, white, pleasant and inter-
car helpful. Sun. after 3 and Mon,
LA. 6-SO5l,
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STENOGRAPHER-CLERK for cleo.
trical supply house; 5-day wk.. 40
hrs. DOMINION ELECTRIC SUPPLY
CO., 1888 Lee hwy. ArL. Va. IA
STENOGRAPHER SECRETARY; pat
expected. Box Book. Star. Is
STENOGRAPHER- SECRETARY - Fol
| pvt. business. Call OIL. 4O66 dur.
ing normal business hours. lis
STENOGRAPHER S ECRET AIRY,
growing law firm desires competent
| pher-secretary, 39-hr. week
| paid vacation. good salary. interest.
| ing work and congenial atmosphere,
s 81 ne~ A''-'0n0'''0"'0 0u''0'" M1s 81
STENOGRAPHER TYPIST, pleasant
not over 80, in national federation;
| 5-day, 35-hour week at S55; 3 wks
| vacation. Phone RE. 1888. 80
STENOGRAPHER. TYPIST for insur-
| ance ONCE in Hyattsville area. j.
| day week Experience and short
hand speed not essential. Aptitude
for figures desirable. Salary open
| AP. 400. 9-12 noon. is
SWITCHBOARD White
d dSy sh s;ss Frida sS M H. Moa
TEACHERS - FIELD ENTERPRISES
INC, a Marshall Field-owned com.
| pany, will employ number of quail
fed teachers for 6-S weeks work
\ exciting, interesting work. For de-
| tails, give experience. phone Write
Dept. s.. P. o. Box 3139. D. C.
FREDERICTON for co-opera-
tive nursery school; morning: State
s so2 sa train spsr reas Tor interest
TEACHER for summer work. real
health-giving profitable vacation;
! Unusual promotion for second sum
mer, S675 for 80 days. Box 33-Y,
TELEPHONE OPERATOR. white, exp.
on secretarial board, in Silver Spring
area. $3.50 to 4::30: good salary.
EFT 5RteSyiew' o fs ~ s6 e4n.r
spf house,; eRseens Sorkne oeern
manager. no. $500. 20
Telephone Operators
White only. Interesting work in air.
s@snt d, %s nsr,S Sse sa Rsr
increases 4o-hr. week; experienced
or trainee. Call ST. 1872. la
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR-Only .
thoroughly experienced solicitor will
be accepted to work in our ONCE;
$50 week salary. plus commission
on sales closed by our statesmen.
Apply in person at sos 5th st.
NV, 10 am. to 5 pm.
TOBACCO CLERK-No experience
necessary; no night or Sunday work.
STANDARD DRUG CO.. 1113 @
T II 81 for national radio trade
MAGAZINE; H. 5. graduate "a I,, general a.
learn dictaphone. Call MR., MILLER
r II sE; u1 f g. W With 0R Knowledge
Of shorthand: less than 4O-hr.. s.
day wk; pleasant Surroundings;
modern aforementioned bldg; $225
mo. to start, with excellent oppor-
tunity for advancement. For in
terview call ME. O160. 80 :.
TYPIST; interesting position in small
congenial ONCE; 5-day wk.. paid va
cation, insurance benefits. D1. 59O5
TYPIsTs AND UNDERWRITERS
fire and casualty insurance expert.
ence preferred; 5-days. vacation and
sick leave. Best working conditions
RALPH W. LEE & CO.. RE. 4S4s
TYPIsT, must be accurate: 4O-hour
week paid vacation; permanent. GE
TWISTS te), not over IS years OF
| age. $3.50 year to start; 5-day
40-hour week. annual and sick leave
| privilegeS; must average 90 words a
minute, interesting work for mo-
| ton picture concern. Apply RIM
400. TOWER BLDG. 14th. and 4
| st. NV. ~
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AIRLINES NEED

Unmarried men and women; learn If
you can qualify; interview by appt.
only. Phone DI. SOB bet. IL am
Ppm, RIM. Col. NATIONAL 1NSTI-
TUTE, 40 14th st. NV. 30
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CAMERA REPAIR

BRENNER. ess 'f Penna OF ave- aom n'W.
CARPLNTRY-Alterations. repairs.
remodeling old and new work. MR..
cakPTENNrRRYW 5S aene sny t Time as
sSas'' s'GEs asSFsi f Rx s ;sSsc
CARPENTER. Virginia: general re.
modelling and repairing. painting
and paper hanging. Free estimates.
Tor; TE. 1921. day; IA. 2-9791.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: porch locks.
glass, flooring: no job too small.
Call any time. Ii. 7-9s93. MAUss.
CARPENTRY-Picket fence, porches,
rSst6Gn rooms. others finished.
cARPESTERs, FIRST class; alterations
and repairs, concrete work; by day
or contract. Ii, 3-6OS9, after 8 pm.
CARPENTER-Gen. repairs. porches,
Reliable. ]. ROWELL, Elk. O627.
CARPENTRY. plaster, cement work.
iences' recre. rms. paint and paper.
reSs N some PISS re WfafnaNss. terms;
CARPENTRY. unfinished attics and
small s1aI Jobs dome reasonably. MI.
CARPENTRY; comb. screen drs., win.
dows, Shelv., cab. wk., and furn, re.
pair. Reas. JEFFERYS. Ii. 6-9740.
CARPENTRY, specialize in recreation
rms. dens, porches; guaranteed best
work. Ii. 6-4524. -lS
CEMENT WORk--Stone walls, flag
stone terraces. walks. chimneys, fire-
places. cement driveways. porches,
retaining walls pipe drainaees.
F. iiARCUCCIO. Rockville. Md.
Phone Rockville 2SSR
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SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

WHITE COUPLE desire job as resi-
dent manager or caretaker of apart
ment or estate. Hobart 2129.
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FLAGSTONE
STONEWORK
Patios. walls, walks. WALKER,
FlagStone and Stone

Flagstone and Stone
c e1rehss. d tTS walks steps.
ANGELO MARCUCCIo. sH. 1863.
FLOORS cleaned and waxed; walls
and Windows washed: price reas. TR.
FLOORS CHEMicALIY REFINrsHED.
Ike new. without sanding Is years
to perfect; no mess; save floors and
ately; free demonstration. GORDON
s sA1NHSEGE and IN finished iasl DUAL.
NJ ny M ToFf st So T Sss9 Price.
esstimatss: reduced prices. CHAs.
FLOORS SxNDED ana sDI f,nisned; ' Old
f19Sss m sSsv1 ,lks G new. = TAYLOR
fioor men. KENNEDY FLOOR CO.
FLOORS SANDED and finished NOT
he RRhEHAAsFSs soF IA: THE f54e BEST
best; laying. sanding fin MS M.
finishes. FLooRING CoNTRAc-
MFRS; INC. 1917 Wisconsin ave..
IF GR HH5RE ANTIQUES. upholstered.
repaired, refinished; parts made:
cabinets made to order; expert
ehone Ex. ssos Ex lfe sss ss''% APEX
CABINET CO.. 1880 23rd st. NV.
FURNITURE REPAIRING. re-finish-
insi sasir c an sssa 1882 Wis Aye.
1STEKI0k AND Nd; EXTERIOR SSfg painting ts
neatly and carefully done; free esti-
INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR painting;
also free estimates of any roof
Too pan nna Sr s5 c saH
Ii. 4-0437 all day Sat and Sun.
Lawn MOWERS sHARPESED and
adjusted, oiled. at your home. $3.50.
LAWN MOWERS sHARpENEp and
repaired, $50. Call CITY GRIND
LAWN MOWERS machine sharpened.
adjusted, oiled at your door, $3.50.
CALL FRANK. AP ABB.
MATTRESSES remade. 81 up. STEIN
BEDDING CO. 1924 18th st. NV.
MOVING, DAY OR EVE. small or
rates; estimates given. AT. 9342.
PAINTING, carpentry, roofing, at
tics and Easements finished: free
estimates. HUI. 1860.
quickly, neatly done. reas. F. p.
COOKE; 1851 Holmead pl. tn. 3441.
work: do own work; guarantee white
favor: Call 81. 9S46.
PAINTING-Exterior and interior; all
work done at half price by first
class white mechanic. Patch plas.
PAINTING. PAfERfNGs. interior deco
.sssssd NS Sgd sss%'' 81 Dag SSrf sa may
p anS TsIySsGninsS s afssr ,vp.2i2ss
plastering; fix bad roof; see me
drst: j. HULIN, HUI. 1929.
PAINTING - interior and exterior.
Roofing repairs. Work guaranteed.
P All asiG fstfE Rm and exterior:
BUNGER. after g pm. ST. $50.
PAINTING. PAPERTNG. exterior and
interior. For reasonable estimates
Call SH. 477l or TO. 1871. 10
PAINTING, all kinds: quick service.
AID. 1871. 9 am. to IL pm. Ask
Tor BEN. 10
PAINTING. interior and exterior;
roof and general repairing: 1879
savings, spring cleanup. HO. 1895.
22'
PAINTING. interior and exterior;
Cali day or night. GE. 6497. "a
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AIR CONDITIONING, REFRIGERATION,
installations and repairs. New and
used. Reasonably priced. Elk. 95S2.
ASPHALT DRIvEwAYS. bluestons
and concrete; low prices, free esti.
AsPPHxLT TRiVESWAYs, parking 81 lot,
Telephone Oh. $500 or OF. x5s7.
TOMBSTONE can be applied to any
surface. stucco. brick. wood. etc:
is very modern. adds dollar value
to your property; free estimates; 3
years to pay. CAPITOL CONTRACT
ING CO., WI. 60S6, 4S19 Be-
BRICKWoRK. firepis.. pchs.. gars.:
PALERMO. AID 1895. II s.s4SS.
BRICK WORK-smaii lob. Additions.
iin lfs S6a. walls and new homes.
BU!LDER-Custom-nuilt ramblers or
other type homes. Licensed in d. c.,
Md. or Va. PENN HOME IMPROVE.
MENT CO.. LII. 1-o035. Ii. 4-34OO.
BUILDING REMoDELING. 30 years.
exper.; contact for loan furn, Call
Browning 466-R, Sat. Sun. or Tues.
and Thurs. after pm. va. only
BUILDING AND REMODELING; IS
years exper., residential and COM
merctal, old houses remodeled, plans
and specifications furnished; per-
mtts secured; all work done in q
workman like manner. Call WA,
022O, Sunday and after 6 pm. week
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"DOROTHY" Oh. 7O58

COLORED GIRL wants afternoon lob
as maid. bus girl or waitress. Elk.
1858. 1S'
COLORED LADY, laundry or clean
ing, day work, have references. Call
MI. S17g.
COL. WOMAN will care for mothers
children at my home by week SH
S340. 10
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STAND stand. 'J JE. s.s7 z work on fruit
GIRL. for zen. ONCE work no exper.
neces. typing essential. good work
ing cond., excel. salary. 4O-hr. week
free disqualification, paid vacation
and other benefits. SWOPE JEWEL.
RY Co. lila F st. NV. -23
GIRLS. Tor our coat and dress stock
department: excellent salary. EiSE-
MANS. sol 18th st. NV.
GIRL, white. exper physicians office;
4O-hour week: 5000 q month. OF
nee, Elk. 4545; home, RA 1915.
refined, opportun-
w to learn good business; promo
tion every 8 months; $4,000 first
year. Box S2-Y. Star. 81
LADIES earn big income daily
and get your own dresses as a
bonus. writing orders for mex
pensive. high quality MAISONETTE
FROCkS. lingerie. children's dresses,
hosiery toiletries and cosmetics,
Fo' beautiful style portfolio. write
Dept. c. So, WARD STILSON Conf
PANY. Anderson. Indiana.
LADIES FOR REAL ESTATE WORK
run time and car necessary; capable
OF dealing with high-clasS clientele
and plea sing personality essential.
Opportunity for top income and
career. Apply in person to Mr.
W. c. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO., Realtors
Builders and Developers of
wesley Hts. Sumner & Spring Valley
1880 Massachusetts, Ave. NV.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

PRIVATE SECRETARY, unusual
pleasant surroundings, interesting
work; only 10 to Is min. walk from
Conn. ave. and TliGen st. WO. 1925.
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CHAUFFEUR. houseman, must be
neat. sober. good waiter. have local
refs. from pvt. families: able to &c
to Mass. 2 mos. in summer; perm
position: 2 adults; good wages.
DE- o3d0
CHILD CARE - Dependable. middle
aged woman to take charge of in
FAINT and do g.h.w. for for empl
cple.: perm. pos: new home in
Chevy Chase area; 7:30 an $50
pm. 5-day wk.; refs. and health
card WI. 3513 LIS
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YOUNG WOMAN

Unusual opportunity II you have
pleasing telephone personality; work
part or full time for organization pro-
noting exciting plan for home
makers; excellent salary, special
bonus arr nanyar t9r extra IN
Apply in person. 10 am. FREEZER
FOOD PLAN. INC. 1919 P st. NV.
FULL OR PART TIME OPERATOR;
salary plus comm, No license re-
quired HEIEN'S BEAUTY SALON.
1905 Lee hwy. OK. 1887 or ia
RELIABLE WOMEN for Avon sales
close to home. Call ia. s-SS69
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]. G. PENNEY co.

SILVER SPRING STORE
Has immediate openings for sales
ladies, ONCE personnel, display
ladies. 1856 Colesville I'd. Sill Sor..
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PAINTING & PAPERING

Sherwin- williams paints used. Select
from s. and w. style guide for
colors. All work done BY the best
son. LU. l-S04l. 1S'
PAPERHANGING, painting. plaster
ing; special low prices this week
only. GE. 1858 and GE. 1905. "a
CONTINUED on Next Pass)
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WOMEN
(2), White, Age 1856
TICKET SELLERS
Glen Echo Park
Salary $40 per week
Apply in Person at
PARK OFFICE
NO PHONE CALLS

YOUNG LADY, 1921, for tipping
and general ofice work; 5 days, 40
hr, wk.; pleasant working con-
YOUNG LADY. white. age 1890, for
desirable work in one Of Washing
tons. better downtown cafeterias.
REGULAR hours. No Sunday work.
Salary S42.50 to S47.5O q week.
Meals and uniforms furnished free
No experience necessary but appli-
cant must be steady. willing worker.
with nice personality and like to
serve the public. For further in
formation see Mr.. McGarraghy at
YOUNG WOMAN. must be good
talker. to work with photographer
making children's pictures in home,
9 to 1870. 5-day week; pay, ST .25
hr:, plus comm. Phone JE.. 3-TS09.
YOUNG WOMEN, % to 40. high
school grads. as investigators for q
retail shopping service; national or.
sanitation; interesting work. Sal
airy. advancement. No exper. neces-
sary: Must be free to travel. Ap-
ply Warner Bldg, 18th and E SITS.
NV. Room 951 30
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THE SUNDAY STAR T.
Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY. MAY Is, 1889
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, alterations. attics nm.
ished recreation rooms, dens. kitch.
up to 8 years to pay; free est.
mates. H. c. TURNER ENGINEER
ING CO., INC, 81. 1923; ewes. and
Sundays, UN 1925
ADDITIONS; alterations. repairs; a
complete building service to in
crease the value Of your property.
Call now. today, "GRIFFINS." JU.
ADDITIONS-Free estimates. remod-
cling cellar to roof. CENTRAL
CONTRACTING CO. ME. $685..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or COM
mercial; no Job too small or too
large For free est. call RE. 770a.
alterations, remodeling:
residential or commercial. All types
OF repairs; porches incl, recr. rms.
denS cement work; also specializing
in kit. remodeling. Free estimates
given: A. & c. CONSTRUCTION
CO., ST. 9113. is
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CHILD CARE

O11111D O1A1CI
Child care and h.w.. other help en-
ployed. $3.50 per month to start. in
crease in 3 months; live in pre-
ferred. Must be thoroughly expert
enced and previously employed in
child work in d. C. area for two
years or more to qualify. Ideal
working conditions. modern Silver
Spring home. JU. 7-63S0. only II
qualified.
COMPANION HOUSEKEEPER, who
can drive; for elderly lady; 1914 So.
Washington ST.. Falls Church, Va,
telephone, FA. OSLO.
COMPANION to elderly lady; light
household duties; live in, private
room; nice quiet home; small sal
ary GE. $3.50.
COOK and general housework, ex-
perienced: summer at Delaware
Beach. Call Sunday, WO. 093S.
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CEMENT, BRICK, STONE

CEMENT, BRICK, STONE
DRIVES. WALKS, PoRCHEs, WALLS,
STEPS, BARBECUES. PATIOS,
STONE: BRICK OR TILE. FREE
B & G General Contractors
81. 1142 Ewes. 10. 4-0O5l
-19
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES, electricaIi1
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
any night.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES work, walks
and Easements, garage floors. EST.
mates Free ROBINSON, LII. 1-7ll2.
DRIvEWAYS. porches. cellars, steps
built or repaired. .DU. 6124 after
~ rp Pm weekdays; all day Sunday.
ELECTRICAL INTALLATIONS; re.
pair short. circuits; small Jobs done
Immediately. RIA. 1922. any time.
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STENOGRAPHERS

National news magazine has
vacancy in accounting dept.
for recent high school or BUSH
ness school grad. Primary
skillS needed are moderate
shorthand speed and accurate
tipping. 5-day, 40-hr. week.
Air-cond. bldg. Liberal COM
pany benefits. DI. 1000,
Ext. 262.
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WHITE COUPLE-Wife to do house
work Husband to keep up grounds
and garden and drive car occas-
ionally Farm experience would be
desirable. Will live in attractive
apartment with television in new
% miles south of Fredericksburg on
route II Good wages. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee D. Butler, Kinloch Farm. Supply.
P, o., virginia: Write giving age.
phone Humber II in or near WASH wash
ington call at LEE D. BUTLER.
INC. 1871 21st street NV. and ask
for Miss Jones. 80
WANTED-For day camp: general
and speciality councillors (kindergar-
ten. arts and crafts. dramatics
1a ne "a to Ane a'nietic SdsS wp
salaries open. Give telephone num-
Der and apply Box 1G7-Y, Star. is
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INSURANCE

Young lady familiar with FIRE anG
day. 35-ho uruT Week, hospitaliS s
etc. Salary open. Please state agt
and experience. Replies confidential
Box 3O1-X, Star. -1S
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SOCIAL WORKER

One competent social worker. for
social agency with professional
experience and recent photo. (non-
returnable. to Box 4, P. O., Arlington
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HELP DOMESTIC

See our ad under obstruction"
NATIONAL INSTITUTE, DI. 67O3.
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EDITIONS, REMODELING

RECREATION ROOMS. PORcHEs.
KITCHENS, BATHROOMS. ATTICS
FINISHED. FREE ESTIMATES,
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B e. G General Contractors
81. ll42 Ewes. 10. 4-0051
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-05-01
Markets at q Glance

Demand Inflationary forces continue TO
Cattle cornbelt feedlOts hold percent
more than last year.
cially after May.
tain prices in near future.
WooI-Buying of domestic woods shows slight
increase.
Wheat-Adequate free stocks, large new
crop prospect give steady. to weak outlook
Feed Grains-Unprofitab feeding ratios are
gradually checking utilization.
FIaxseed-Linseed oil demand remains slow,
prices weak.
about same as in 1851.
Feedstuffs General level Of prices usually
declines IN May.
next month or two.
Dairy Products-Goyernmen support and
storage buying win prevent severe additional
decline.
Eggs-Small returns over feed costs viii cur
tail late hatch of replacement chicks
P0uItry-Heavy supply probably VIII depresS
prices in next two months.
Potatoeg-New crop supplies will increase,
but prices probably will stay at ceilings in
next month or two.
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THE CONTINUED downward drift

THE CONTINUED downward drift
in wholesale commodity markets re-
fleets generous supply of goods and
tendency of consumers to save in
stead of spending the increase in
their incomes. It also suggests that
inflationary forces are losing more
steam.
Farmers marketed about 5 percent
more food and fiber in the first quar-
ter than last year, the U. S. depart
ment of agriculture reports. Early
indications are that 1852 crop and
livestock production will set a new
high record, so that supplies of farm
produce may continue plentiful
Increases in industrial plant ca
pacity and stretching out the defense
program are preventing any serious
shortage of consumers industrial
goods.
CATTLE-Prices for choice and
prime grades probably will continue
steady to weak in the near future,
then have a moderate rise during
the summer.
Stocker and feeder cattle prices
probably will weaken a little after
grazing demand is satisfied. Buy
ing has slackened in some areas.
Pasture lease rates in Kansas and
Oklahoma are reported to be 43 to rs
percent higher than a year ago.
Tighter credit and less confidence as
to prices next fall are checking de-
mand for stock cattle.
HoGS-Prices probably will inn
prove materially, especially after
May. Marketing of hogs from the
fall pig crop is likely to start taper
ing off in two or three weeks and
drop Is to 20 percent by early Au-
gust. Unless the Jan. supply was
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underestimate, numbers remaining
on farms for the late spring and SUM
mer market is 100000 head or more
below last year. Average weights
are likely to be slightly less.
LAMBS ~ Prices probably will
hold recent gains and may 60 mode
rateIy higher in the next few weeks.
Arrivals have dropped substantially
from the early March peak, but con-
tinue much larger than last year.
They are likely to average somewhat
lower in May and early June. Re-
manning fed lamb supplies are light.
The early spring lamb crop is lit
tie smaller and, due to delayed pas
lures, will come to market little
later than in 1851. Condition of the
California and southwestern crop OF
springers, which will move in peak