davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-02-15

bison on the Move is an
illustration from the Great
Falls Breweries, Inc. collec-
ton of original oil paintings
and is the work of Leslie
II. Peters, one of Montana's
outstanding contemporary art
lists.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-02-15
What Are Your
Wheat Chances?

YOU, LIKE many Montana farm
ers, may be wondering if your win
ter wheat will come through the
winter and produce crop next fall.
You can find the answer quite ac-
curately, says DR.. E. R. Helm, Mon
tana State college agronomist, if you
can remember when you seeded,
what moisture and temperature con-
ditions were at the time-and apply
that to some of the basic facts about
winter wheat.
One of these basic facts is that the
germ of an unsprouted kernel is a
small living plant that can be said to
What do you think of the
chances for your winter wheat
crop this year? Have you had
experience with conditions like
these in other years? What hap
pened? Write and tell us of your
experiences. Well be glad to
publish your opinions. Address
your letter TO: Montana Farmer
Stockman. Box 1929. Great Falls.
Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-02-15
Pill. Z. s

IIIG IIIISGI les, I6dU LIiIS
MIR. John D. Bushee:
SCI will never forget
the Page Company as
long as 1 live. I am
So years old this year.
Good luck to every
body that uses Page
Palliative Prepar "a
tons" John ID. Bushee,
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-04
Beach Firms Advertising Here Invite and
Appreciate Your Patronage

the Jew. cant join the so-called
Christian world in rejecting the
Jew Jesus. He is one of US who
lived and preached our religion
to the world. It's the great trag-
edY that even after the 1000
years he remains unaccepted ex-
cept on the lips of people.
So let's take him as one of us
not as a god, but as another Jew
who assembled to the summit. Of
the moral and spiritual heights
that are of our religion. And, of
course, I don't believe he was
born by immaculate conception,
or that in his name morsel of
bread can be changed by a prayer
to be his veritable body and a
cup of wine to be his veritable
blood; or that he was bodily re-
surrected out of his tomb. 1t is
more to his credit that he was a
human being who could reach
high and touch the stars.
We could accept him as a man
great and good. even if he never
existed-if even he were just a
symbolic Jew set up for emula-
ton by all the people.
Now, Mr.. Anonymity, I hope
you understand me and won't
take any further steps to have me
thrown out of the Jewish COM
munity. I really like the commu-
nifty: A lot of nice people to play
canasta with.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-04

that ever occurs / fear what may
happen to him. When he arrives
the people don't know him even
after the 1000 years they have
been hearing about him; though
he breaches from the same texts
all over again.
He comes. let's say. to Fountain
Square which is the center of the
downtown of our city. He gives
his famous Sermon again from
the ancient lessons that came to
him out Of the Old Testament on
which he was reared. But the peo-
pie don't know him.
People ask, "Who is he, any,
how? The way he's tying up traf-
fic." He is howled down. Some
people out of the Mccarthy
school, say he sure does sound
like left-winger and ought to be
Investigated. Others remark he
looks like a Jew. Since he is
clothed in, the garb of the car
penter he was, it is felt that he
really can't be speaking with re-
ligious authority. Others shout he
should go to church if he wants
to preach.
Pretty soon a cop comes along
-. Brother" he says, you can't
preach here in the traffic. Keep
moving"
I hope to be there at that mo-
ment "Sir, I, will say to the
man, 'come with me to my house.
I am a Jew, too. Let's have din
ner together and talk a lot.
There's so much for a couple of
Jews like you and me to talk
about. It looks most eminently
fitting that a rejected man be
given shelter by another Jew"
No. my dear Mr.. Anonymity. I.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-04
CONTEST ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK, - (JTA) - The
American Jewish Historical So
ciety will conduct an historical
essay contest to mark the 300th
anniversary of Jewish settlement
in the United States, DR.. Salo w.
Baron, president, announced here.
The essay contest is part of the
Society's overall program for the
American Jewish Precautionary,
which will be observed from
September IL, 1854 through May,
1855.
The Society will award three
prizes to essay contest winners:
$500, first prize; $500, second
prize; and 5000, third prize. The
awards will be made either in
cash or in the form of scholarships
at recognized schools of higher
learning. The contest is open to
university students on the grad
uate or undergraduate levels,
both Jews and non-Jews. The es-
says submitted are not to exceed
10000 words, must be document
ed and must not have been pub
lished, in whole or in part, else
where. All essays must be in be-
fore September l, 1854.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-04
PLAIN TALK
CONTINUED from Page u

NSOAA44AOS0 41Oku aye
enough authentic Christians in
the world. The Christian world. as
If is called. falls far short of the
example of its god. It would be a
much happier institution if il
really honored Jesus by deeds in
stead of by words out of the
rituals.
am thinking of the directions
from human behavior that he
gave in his Sermon on the Mount
in which he preached the Golden
Rule; of his teaching people, out
of the Book of Leviticus, to love
their neighbors as themselves. He
was teaching Torah and I can't
reject him as a man great and
good.
He preached the best of Juda-
ism. as Jew. The faults ascribed
70 him are not his own. They are
attached to him by people who
in his name make a mockery of
Christianity and of the teaching
he gave.
Orthodox Christianity hopes
for a time when Jesus will come
back to the earth as Messiah. If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-08
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CLEANER. I.AuNDREss. IRONER.
g.h,w;. by week or day; ref. Dl.
COOK .tplain, and s,h.w. Girl,
COOK AND GEN. HOUsEWoRK, 5
days wk.; live out;. last place 10
yrs. Al ref, DI. .7-5435.
CooK-A good one for either her, single AZ!
Sr4smsa4r! ri & 5 se%RIls la ch;f Can
DAY WORK Mon. and Thurs: refs. ;
cali any time Sunday. LII. 2-7671
DUTCH GIRL desires s.h.w.; child
care. cooking: live in; must work
1 fSE fS %ienns i iss5 family fS'el
Civ. -LHuNDRY--Employer, Ma. g.
1925 or DU. 7-4026, wishes to place
capable. honest so1 maid desiring day
GT'R INV J BE DAYS n-7 week. $40 week and
GIRL, colored; wants domestic work.
GIRL colcred wants job g,h.w. and
plain cooking. or either taking care
Of. children: live out; references.
GIRL. reliable, wants days work;
fond Of children; references. RIA.
GIRL. colored. desires Job: 5 days .
s yisk: Q to 5; experienced d so'
GIRLS (2). colored, s.h.w. for en-
Yssk and l.s saFfars; .I Hu G ScS774 vort
GIRL iisfnn ceolored i dependable. wishes
eass x xp. 4. g gsf' 'm'' N'i.l-
GIRL, colored. wants day work. CO.
GIRL, colored. wants daywork. clean
ing and ironing; refs. LU. 4-1194.
care. HUI. 3-6SeO.
GIRL, colored, desires general house.
york . snd child care 5 days week
G GsII II eO S.SSss. wants days work
GIRL. :o gree desires Job. child care.
GIRL, colored, wants Job. cooking or
cleaning afternoons: refs, no. 2
GIRL. from North Carolina, wants
5 days. experienced and references.
Girl. coiofsd, desires lisht house
c5sE s1osiS s ssy. a.!i hi v. and
GIRL. eolored. wants day work at
once; Monday, Tuesday and Thurs
SaH e GS d. o ssgS4s child care,
d
or 8 days week. or general house
GIRL WANTS Homework. Take care
| of employed peoples children: reli-
able. Refs. HU. 3-S317.
GIRL. colofed. desires child care for
workins parents. or day work. Du.
GIRL lcolored, desires g.h.w.. 8 to s:
1 no week ends or holidays; S32 per
wk: adult family only; Georgetown
or close-in Arl. Ii. 4-2980. 7s
HOUSEKEEPER,. five days. no laun-
dry or heavy clesnins. SIS wk. Live
LADY, coiored, exper., wants s.h.w.,
counter girl or cafeteria. part time
LADY, COLORED, desires days. eve
ming or PARTING work. Do. 7-S3i7.
LAUNDERING. IRONING; curtains
to DO at home. lst-class work. AID,
lLAUSDREss AND CLEANER. exper.,
wishes 8 days work, Mon, Wed.
and Friday. Phone ME. s:1436.
sires housekeeping Job for room and
board. Boz 146-A star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-08
INSTRUCTION COURSES

HIGH SCHOOL Also 39l courses IN
business Industrial and engineering
Earn YOUR diploma at home IN spare
Hta AMI les oRG 5hSps NE s7sl n 90
Reas. For info. appt.. ~. 5-O355.
FRENCH. GERMAN. ITALIAN con.
ysrsation: grammar: lady teacher
DE; 2:4750, ext: II. 90
ture: all subjects taught approves
glasses WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL
sIoRTHAND N SO. bAYs1iHSyo
Ere. mi typ sasr1 81 ss sS95ss 'miDV'
or mine: ANDERSON. 716 10th St.
oBx- RECEPTi0Sisr course easily
. satrsd s sSs 20 ha.Sicap d2y e.sss
TUTORfNG in Mathematics, coiiese
and high school levels. Cali MR..
SMITH. AID. 2-926S.
BOYD SCHOOL can help you make
money short. easy courses in typ
$40. Sc cor g. and 1stS NV. Ma O.
ienee. PROF. Won KoRFF. 4io4
14th st. NV. RIA. 6-2725.
years exp. PROF. Won KORFF,
A, 4I Be,; l4th s. nv; RI EA; eS2126.
earn 70 SPEAK E Il shoFt tina, SSn
PROF. Won KORFF. 4104 14th St.
NV. RA. -6-2725.
GERMAN-Language taught quickly
and practically; 90 years exp.
PROF. Won kORFF. 41O4 14th St.
MxThEMATiCS-collese. MS. tutor
ing by college teacher; trtg., Gale,
din. co. analyttcs, etc. DE. 2-3421.
HOME TUTORING-AIs., eeom., Lat.
Fr., Eng, Sp., Ger, arith., read. /;
elem; u. his. ST. his. sub. UN.
FRENCH and grammar lessons;
grammar or conversation suited "a
individual needs. MRS. CHARLTON.
CO. 6-0e52. 8 to 10 am, Z to 8 pm.
TUTORING - Grade. high school,
remedial subjects. How TO study.
Adult education. Years Of experis
ence. IA. 9-1741.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-08
SITUATIONS WOMEN

ACCOUNTING CLERK. 2 yrs. account.
YRS. en,is~e nj o-s14s.
ADMINISTRATIVE AssysT-Promo-
tien minded: executive secv. hsn-
ding own corresp. Capable offce
manager. Outstanding business end
government experience. Top notch
references. Good appearance, ner-
souaHtv. RA. $1,000. 10"
ADMINISTRATIVE AND LEGAL SEC
RETARY wants position requiring In
tellirence and initiative. Box 70
BC"KKEEpER, mature woman, fun
s estn,. varied sxpe sS eseeeo'
R .SD.1 Ed,,ns 03 Gsh,, 20 .s yEs
taxss. pavroli. etc. 20. o-3377.
CoSaPANInN HELPER to eIde-ly
woman or invalid. Mature woman
lCosEp ANON. nurses aid ny isdy
middleagsd. REF: refined and c,'l-
tu-ed. Phone all day. Du. 7-2e55
COMPANION. white. until Nav LIST
with convalescent or elderly lsdy
C66SMTpaa SiA s ref,ned person, desire,
position With . ,5s lady; refer
ceoSSSff;ANHf o :N NURSE white. settled
will care. for elderly lady and light
hoI,sework. pU. 7-96aS.
COOK. Experienced, wishes hotel
erenees. Il. 7-4556.
lFRENCH.ENGLISH SECRETARY. ex.
psI ,.sSsS: me sv. slsse. Immediately
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-08
YOUNG LADY

Perm. position with future .oppor-
tunlty in business once of local
distributor for one of Americas out
:. ~ products: located near
statler Hotel: should be fast typist
hand. 5-day week. Cali ME. s-i7ss.
MIDDLE-AGED WIDOW COR unat-
tached woman. white). to manage
roomlng house. Salary, plus quarters,
Reply 63-B, Star. IS
MANAGE AND CARE FOR small guest
house In exchange for large Ink.
room; rets, AID. 2-9296. ia
WANTED middle-aged women to
make a survey for an advertising
f1rm; no experience needed, we
teach leach you. % Vases $1,26 per hr.
BUSY EXECUTIVE, building and
ice of capable girl-Friday. who can
do some tipping and with admins
trative ability; permanent position
pleasant working conditions; top
housing available II required: salary
open. Box 1873. Star. %
INVITATION TO OPPORTUNITY
Can you answer YES to these aues-
drivers license? 2. Would you like
an opportunity to add $45 20 S75
to your family income each week
3. Would you enjoy career where
the working hours are flexible; yes,
a job where an understanding expert
is ready to help you succeed. This
is a permanent position with a ma
rapid advancement. All that you
really need is sincere desire to
make money and be willing to work
write today for Get Acquainted"
; interview application to Henry Ros-
Newark. New YORK State. '0'A''0H
WILL GIVE HOME to employed ma
panionship evenings. EN-, 2-4112.
INCREASE INCOME, show friends
lovely handkerchiefs: easy sales;
repeats; experience unnecessary:
liberal percentage: no risk offer;
exclusive opportunity. SCHM1D CO.,
Dept. 81. Kingston, N. Y.
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY for
three (3l well-educated women, 80
55 yrs; teaching, Girl Scout or PrA
Saturdays optional. Send Qualiflca-
lions and phone to Box 2S6-B, Star.
START NOW! You can earn $50
per mo. contracting AVON customers
now. RE. 7-SiO7. 10
AMERICAN AIRLINES FLIGHT
STEWARDESSES. See ad. Page
DIS.
PART-TIME SECY., to established
woman magazine article writer. Must
be well educated, exper. Sal. S175;
write full qualifications, occupant
1907 N st. NV.
PART-TIME OFFICE CEERK-Hours
3 am. to l pm. Good salary, pleas
ant working conditions. General Of
nee work. no previous expr. neces-
sary. Prefer resident of Silver Spring
or Takoma Park area. Western
Auto, JU. 9-6S46. Ill
HOUSEWIVES everywhere earn cash
in spare time. Can earn S1-S3 an
hour: Box 304, Hyattsville. Md.
DO YOU NEED MONEY? avon t.os-
metics will supply that need. Ex-
elusive territories row avail. Call
ia. $500. 10
ATTRACTIVE furn. rm. in exch. for
evening baby sitting: cash for any
SELL DRESSES FROM NEW YORK
Seen VOGUE" "Mademoiselle" Good
comm. Write MODERN MANNER,
900 AN Fifth ave-, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-08
HELP MEN 8 woMEN tcen..)

STEN0.-TYPIsT- B0OKKEEPER-op-
por. for valuable training in active
business. involving engineering terms
and law. Progress and self -devel-
opMent limited only by ones men
tai and physical capacity and APP
plication. Salary commensurate.
Don't apply unless honest, possessed
Of . high 10 and you are fast and
accurate If your work. Write full
particulars to Box 9-B, Star. 10
TEACHERS, sports or arts: expert
campcraft. scoutcraft for Maine
boys also girls camp. Couple con-
sidered. Box l92-Y. Star.
HOUSEWIVES Part
time workers. students. Drive chill
dren to and from pvt, school. Car
necessary. Salary basis. no comm.
Box 2S2-B, Star.
COLORED-GOOD JOB for settled
ing switchboard. elev. and stoker
exper. Wife can work part-time
elev. relief II oualif. or domestic
Must have best refs. No children
accented. Good pay and quarters
to right applicant. Call MA. s.
9567 weekdays and ask for Mr..
CIOHAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-08
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAIL

ACCORDION. with case. soprani.
ssS $3.50. Xp s9 9Hsoi iSSnd' $500 value
ACCORDION. 80 bass. La Tosca:
needs slight repair. $50 Is Is.
Case included. RIA. 3-4645. -
ACCORDION, salanti, 120-bass, Q
eond; s1a5 s or best oS ofer s1 9E $685.
ACCORDION, italian, 100 bass,
treble, and bass shifts; new. guar
anteed; only Sl49.5O, regular price
$325,, RATNER's MUSIC STORE.
736 18th st. NV.
ACCORDION, 100 bass: guaranteed
IN perfect cond;: used only time.
SLAB. LU. 4-2127.
ACCORDION INSTRUCTION, 81 les
free: student accordion bands. We
lessons. THE HccoRD1oN House.
MINI. aye, at Pa. Sc. LU. 4-2127.
ACCoRDION, Excelsior. multi-grand
m n15s co. white like new. Ju.
ADDiNG MACH. hand, cleo, for rent
i4th st. NV, 81. 7-737S. 800
ADDING MACHINE. Reminston Rand
electric, 8 columns with subtraction.
a bargain; Sunday from to s.
aA oay MouuAy. o~o n 81. u.o.
ADDING Burroushs desk
!i EsE f FSlsi " n ns eo e s6S
Ab hfsh g. ma MzcHHfNSk. s-s coIona new
o SSS % GS $s9S v ptSs ti1 s Gs
A 81 NC RRA cHiNEE: R. c. Alien,
hand operated, excel. cond., 500.
ADD. MAcHs.. new. used; all makes,
hang. eles. Today, CO, 5-4625; VIZ.
ADD. MACh.-New. Rem. Rand. elec-
trio, col. subtraction: Cost $500.
sell 1928. no. 2-6565. Ext. 3l2.
sass suSs sisSP s .a add FSssy
A So SS Mxc Ef liz Ear iass nv TO-
bank. Electric; good cond.; no deal
.S sTS. ,9 $i17 S. 18th s.. 4 Ar, Va. a.
Sie$ ss?f sk oi ilis Ia, Saa 81 5iaey 7s Sc
MsdIITscHEIL BALES CO.. TN. 4
ADDREssING MACH.-Includes x,t
for 500 names and 3-year guar.
market; new; 5000. KE. s-4Ssg.
AFGHAN, ripple design, all wool.
beautiful colors: new. Ii. 3-lS6S.
AIR COMPRESSOR. auto. trailer
type. Also paint tanks, and small
portable outfits' $40. DON MANTz'
AIR COMPRESSOR. pumps, tanks.
valves, gauges; Washington's largest
SSose Ct pa sGf,pR Rqila ySYr Sxn
AIR. COMPRESSOR, 315 c.f.m.. Lee
| Roi; excel. cond.; reas. price. IA.
S.1644 or ia. S-4596. %
AIR COMPRESSOR, As GIN at 100.
Gasoline or cleo. Portable. 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-08
MEN AVAILABLE NOW

MGN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd Jobs, yard work
wall washing carpentry. house.
fIs s4Pn9 sts e eaTS Ne sA FM
3-piece, available. Mite
s f1Ss e. e eng Sys7 9e'as sSorT n9npn'0n
fiTst class, with crew and
equipment, now available. Call eve
P1APEEfR;ING: PAiENFTfiiNG. A-No. /. by
day or contract; best work for less.
P ifh sh q HEATING supply house
acquiring position with mechanics!
contractor as buyer, etc. Personal
Government ofices and apecifca-
R slSasA EaE G T1RAASissL faf
eligible. law, all Western Languages,
some Russian; desires steady work
or single assignments. Box 1O1 "A.
SAFE or sales promotion - Asso-
representing a diversified line OF
quail. products requiring tech. back
ground. Age AZ. ME-. degree. Govt.
exp: will travel. Box 121-A. Star
STORE MANAGER, here Is an OBJ.
portunity for q merchant to start
taking life a little. easier; ! want
work either as . store manager to
take complete charge or as an as rs
s1ssans t. IN oT ses s snsfe Wsosss
progressive ideas. best references;
have supervised 2h million oper-
alton; bondable; available; salary
open. cal XII. s-6s61 to arrange
xu vrsirFEisTE nIToR .nv .tvl. al,
public relations, familiar govt. specs;
full time or free lance: District only
Box 144-A. Star:
YOUNG MAN, reliable, seeks part
time work 9 evenings wk,. poss. Sat
Y 81 eS-H NAN SSar; eolored. desires iot
as porter or delivery. D. c. permit
Yao5uNtG d9'1 Man, coller. background
desires par Part tiRe work Evenings :nd
1 @ent' EN- ae: ssoss regular eme''
Gu JUNIOR desires employ. Gig pm
and Sat. afternoon; MR.. MABR1E
AID; c:9S2S. RIM; 253; v,or -
70, 4tgsss york RcA Institute GO sssd
uote training sociology and psy-
chology? ! shall consider any posi-
tion-professional, administrative
or Sales-for which knowledge and
skills in these fields are applicable
RELIABLE CoIoRED MAN wants
e ssH por tsGe driver. laborer; sx-
I AM A YOUNG MAN with a future
II I can get job with future
Currently employed by the Govern
ment at $4,000 annually, expert
enced in programming, personnel ad-
ministration and Govt. processes.
Interested in oppoEtunity t. shny
ssna pr M witt Pc la7 Nssr star d..
s s5ss Hsrt co fr1% from to typns
PART TINE, sales or clerical, ex-
perienced: ewes. all-day Sat, college
WRITER EDITOR, exrer
Press. mag. radio, public rels.,
speeches. corresp.. etc. Ewes. end
Sat. Box 107-A, Star. g.
AVAILABLE, competent man, in 30s
college grad. exper. in ONCE and
bus. management. accounting; de-
sires position; best refs. Box 267-
c6i.oREEbT MAN wants work. genera
labor ONCE cleaning. house cleaning
s~ne-isnced. rInion 4-4224.
C0LCRrD, PART TINE, G to II pm
government employee. LANFERT M
MAHAN. no. 2-34S6.
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SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN

WHITE COUPLE, exper.. no children:
will act as working MANAGERS Of
rooming or apt. house, for furn.
apt; refs: AID: 4.7013:
housecleaners; by Job or day. co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-08
AGENTS

WHERE TO BUY 100000 articles
sale prices Send name. address for
free outline. GLASS PUBLISHING
CO., Ellwood City. Pepna.
NEW STYLE CRAZE PAYS
$2l.25 CASH PROFITS DAILY
w Novelty 0 ike m ssSaG Fastest ~ 81 z IS
you ever made on every Sway sale.
Average 8 a day easy-pocket $21 "a
. Nothing like It in selling history.
advertised. Movie stars
wear them. No investment. Sample
MEN WOMEN-iO0es profit. taking
orders for Sweet Georgia Brown
beauty products. Tremendous de-
mand by colored clientele. Sample
offer. VATMOR, 2451-NH Michigan,
Chicago Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-08
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcons.

FLOOR SANDING and refinishing;
exper. mech; work guar: free est.
average room, $15. CO. 5-4S30
FLOOR SANDING, finishing. cleaninl
and waxing. Reasonable rates. Free
estimates. RIA. 6-6795. 10
FLOOR SANDING, finishing, cleaning
and waxing. Old floors speciality
Reasonable prices. Ii. 3-7071.
FLOOR SERVICE. Notnine out tn,
best laying sanding finishing
cleaning oarQuet installation. Bruce
T ToRs IND: o0 2sas coS GSHSTE sAe
Bethesda Nd OIL 4.7466
FUR GARMENTS remodeled or re.
paired by expert furrier. Call fol
free estimate, RIA. 6-7S01. %
FURNITURE REPAIRING and re.
finishing of all kinds; free estimate
HO. 2-2SS4. ii
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WANTED-Riders to Calf, women
or couple, leaving between March
20-2S. ia. 7-5642. %
YOUNG MAN, driving to Miami; new
car, plenty of room; leave March
II or H. WA $780, THOMPSON g:
FLORIDA-Riders wanted, to share
expenses; leaving end Of week; ref
erences exchanged. XII. o-0912.
o.
ST. PETERSBURG-Leaving March
D: lady or couple. JU. 9-4235. IS
DRIVING TO ST PETERSBURG,
Fla. March IL to 15. Room for
rider-driver. AID. 2-4740.
MIAMI, FLA.-Leaving Mar. IA in
late Packard Sed. Return ! wk. Can
take or 3 pass. JE. 2-5133.
I WILL HELP YOU DRIVE your car
to Miami II you are leaving Mar. ID.
Call Mon. ask for Mr.. Neuma1n.
ia, 2-l661. 10