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Evening star., 1953-11-08

coLORED GIRL desires lob aftel
waitress work IA. a-o33s.
COLORED GIRL wants morning
work work 5p days; s,oo3 or 8 hours 81
ICOLoRED GIRLS desire days work
of any kind. Mon. and Wed. OF
ewes ST. 3-1246.
ICOLORED GIRL wants plain COOKING
and general housework. TU. 2-5087
COLORED GIRL wishes g.h.w.. part
time morning or noon; references
ICOLORED GIRL, exper.. ref. desires
day or part.time work. AID. 4-5257.
COLORED GIRL wants days work OF
part time. Ii 4-534S.
COLORED GIRL wants care of chill
eneed: eaee Ws refs 81 TfeRli al4eSs SoFk' eHsf'
|COLORED GIRL desires work, child
care or waitress; avail. at all times.
AID. 2-4901. MARTHA CHRISTMAS
COLORED GIRL wishes days work
Monday through Thursday. Sc day
and carefare DE. 2-430S.
lCOL0RED GIRL desires days work
Mon. Wed, Fri, Sat. CO. 5-7952
lCOL0RED GIRL. experienced, desires
Uonl woTk 3 days wk:, g:h;w; and plain
CoLoRED GIRL wants care of chill
dren of empl. parents; live out; $50
and carfare. Ii. 7-0S31.
lCOLORED GIRL desires work, refer.
ences. Ii. 4.7599.
iCOLORED GIRL desires days work
counter or exper. dishwasher: fonC
of children. Ii. 4-0766. 5
COLORED GIRL desires work. carinl
for children for working mother
exper. LA. 6-7165. IS
COLORED LADY desires days work
Good refs LU. 4-596S.
lCOLORED WOMAN wants days work
maid, practical nursing or cha
| work. Ii. 7-3025. IS
COLORED WOMAN desires g.h.w.
part time; 3-day wk.; exper.; ref
Call LU. 1-S620. 8"
COLORED WOMAN, exper. cleaner an
ironer, 75c hr. and carfare. HU
h 3-6434 after !
COLORED WOMAN desires child car
or take care of elderly lady; refer
enceS. AID. 4-7566.
C0LORED WOMAN wants work Mon
| day through Friday, 2 to Z. Plall
cooking. AID. 4-1257.
ICOLORED WOMAN wants days worl
| or part-time job Recent ref. aftel
| 2 pm. RA. 6-7392.
COLORED WOMAN prefers DAYS
work; 5 days week or baby sitting
references. Ii. 7-3541.
Evening star., 1953-11-08

BONDSTONE-Beautify4 and mod
ernize your home with TOMBSTONE
at price you can well afford. No
lob too small. TOMBSTONE can be
in the right place will add hundreds
of dollars to your property. Founda-
tions under windows. around doors.
Roofing and siGing is our business
We are Johns Evansville certified
fSaIreS50F FOL coNTRAcTTNe as IN sSe co. 4s19 Be-
BRfSR ieeSfs MxsoNs. axssS INc.-An types OF
brick work; no lob too small. ~.
BUILDING. REMoDELING. additions;
long exper. WA. 7-0220 Sun, after
BUILDING, REMODELING, 80 yrs.
exper.; contact for loan furn. Call
JE. 4-3725 after $3.50 pm. or Sat"
BI iLDING. remodeling. repairing,
No. 1924. MR. BAKER. 9s
CAMERA OWNERsl Free check-upl
Repairsi Film tinishingi BREN
cNsRr1Te3 NERi S3S Pa ayt,.I aye NV BE- RE 7-24s4
rms. new and old work; anything
MR.. SMITH. ia. 7-5527 any time.
CARPENTRY Porch, garage. patti
tions, plaStering; large, small; white
mechs. JACK SPARKES. HO. 2-S439.
CARPENTER-Jobbing; do own work.
LU. 4-253S 3
ICARPENTER-oeneral house repair
| ing, attic, recr. rms, porches; int.
or ext. house painting. RA. 6-5252.
type made to your specifications. TU,
cARFIPTEaNiTER-Building, remodeiing
and repairs. ia. 2-7500, Ext. ,65S.
CARPENTRY rooms ann smau
HB 0B' g9S7 d9ns FeaSqns0iy ca aR 444sSs
CARPENTRY, remodeling. painting
roo, repair; white mechanic. oDU.
CARPENTRY PAINTING. roof re-
pair, guttering. No Job too, small
CHAs. w. THOMAS, DE. 2-ol67
CARPENTRY. Prefer small Jobs. Also
| recreation rooms and finished at
time, JE. 3-9190 or EN-. 3-6s5l
CEMENT WALKS, walls, steps. floors,
SPARKES. HO. 2-S439.
CEMENT WORK, walks. driveways
| porches. Easements eXcayated. cinder
blocks laid, house additions built;
MR.. TUCKER. ME. s5I234: 5
CHIMNEY TROUBLES?-Not draw
ing? Needs cleaning, repairs. relin-
| ing? Competent service avail. resi-
Dental and comml. Also fireplaces.
incinerators, brick ovens. clay-tile
products, built. repaired or reno
SsI9!1. yate6; EYES; nSc LH 1-4S922' fS92 24-hr'
ICIoGGED DRAIN PIPES, electrically
razor cleaned or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER. Phone RA. 6-SSSS any
day, any night.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
HELP-DOMESTIc

COOK: IL am. to z pm. Only re-
quirement. ability to bake and pre-
pare two good meals; do light house
work at own convenience; Rosemary
HIS PHONE ~; s-279O. r-S
With StboS 2 full windows; 61a days. EN-
CooK-G.H.w.. local refs. live in;
$50 week. EN-. 3-1579. IS
COOK; some g.h.w.;. other help EN-;
ployed; lovely 2nd-f1oor rm: ans
after breakfast; $50 wk. OIL. 4-5535
COOK, some housework; living ir
preferrea; pvt 'rad GUGm and bath: ass1 so1e
good habits; in modern. electrical,
equipped home. Business couple. nj
children. Can live in. In reply, state
experience, references. address
cnE phone nHmber' Box 32G 2SSIY' Star.
CS9K SSme ts MIST BE G2oR hours fSF pSs
to $50. 5-day wk.. S25 wk. Rose.
mary Hills. Silver Spring area. Ju
COOK, 1st-f. cleaning. other hell
eemplc:s live in: refs. required EN-
COUPLE. cooking, driving. gardenins
GENERAL HoUsEwORKER; goot
cook; 6-day wk.; excellent vorkinl
conditions. Apply Sun. between l.
and 3, Ais Arkansas ave. NV. IS
G.H.W.-Waitress 30-50, exper.; live
in, cook brkfSt. only; other help.
blks. Ch. Chase circle. Pleasant rm.
and good salary. Ample time of: 2
girls. 4 and 6. Please only call II
interested in permanent position
Health card and recent refs. Foreigr
language, no barrier. LO. 2-20S3
G.H.W., refined. white, middle-aged
to live in as one Of family; assume
complete responsibility; plain cook
ing and light housework; 2 school.
aged children; working mother; gooc
Sa'ii local !rsi' ret, Gail can MRS. MRS" ROBERTS, Is
III A.W.-C0oK. colored, recent refs
Care 2 school children for Arl
home. Don't call unless you hye IL
Arl. or Falls Church. Va; $40 pei
HSoHujsgRKSfEEfP1hRIs, Sff1hIs white sstiSe; t. t.
in suburbs. BOX 469-Y. Star. %
HOUSEKEEPER, white, for elderl.
women; live in; light duties; nj
| laundry. LO. 5-3SS3. IS
HOUSEKEEPER-COOK, live in, fone
of children, must drive car; 61a:
NURsEMAID. white; permanent; a1t; liy' l1y
exper. and refs. required. NO
WOMAN. Si exper. in cooking and chill
care, to live on estate. bet. WaSf
and Annapolis; lovely home. othe
help kept. Call Mon. Hu. S-s20a
Evening star., 1953-11-08
MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING to st. Petersburg, Fla,
soon. Take 2. LA. 6-7219.
for driver. Leaving Nov. IL. WA.
1924.
GOVT. EMPLOYE driving to Mime
apoliS, Nov. IL. Take + or 2; share
expenses; refs. exchanged. kE.
7-0209.
LEAVING for San Francisco Nov. Is,
persons interested in coming along
to help drive and share expenses.
come to 1872 Allen St.. Jefferson VII
lage Apis, Falls Church, Va.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
AGENTS

SALESMEN-Big comm. daily def
nitely assured. New sensational
utility aprons for every food, bev-
erage outlet, etc. Samples furnish
ed. UTILITY A. CO., 53-P-29 West
jackson, Chicago 4.
MAN to earn S150 week commission
and up. Automatic fire extinuuish-
erS. Nationally advertised. Pros
poets everywhere. Full or part time
Exclusive territory. No investment
Free samples. Write RED COMET
INC, Dept 272-H, Littleton. Colo.
Evening star., 1953-11-08

ART BOOKS and pictures, suitable
for art students; also prints and
engravings: EN-; 2-096S. s.
collapsible; SIS. Ii. 4-5o3l. 3
BABY CARRIAGE, Storkline, SIS;
BABY, SCALES. So; teeter-babe, 81.
BABY CARRIAGE, large, Bnt-Rite.
$l5; ostep-fold playpen, S4. Cali JE.
BABY CARRIAGE, push cart, batht-
nette, bassinette, elec. sterilizer; all
In excel cond. RA. 3-62S3. 5
BABY CARRIAGE-Origina price
$50; will sell reasonable; in new
condition TU. 2-l074. 5
BABY CARRIAGE, Thayer collapsible;
good condition; aqua marine; SIS.
BABY CRIB. birch. innerspring mat
ttresSS; good condition; $50. JE. q
BABY BED. excellent cond., springs
and mattress; drop-side; S12. RA.
BABY FURNITURE. new and used.
bought and sold rented and ex-
changed, Trade good. used children's
furniture for new small and large
Christmas toys. GOOD AS NEW
SHOP, 2400 Columbia pike. Arling-
fpn
Evening star., 1953-11-08
INSTRUCTION COURSES

CASTILLIAN SPANISH. for ladies.
children. Call KE. S-4151. s.
PIANO LESSONS. by Paris Conserva-
tory grad; exper; teacher: children
or adults: AD 2-3763. 10.
PBX- -RECEPTIONIST course easily
.uition, s25; night, $50 NATL PIX
DANcfSG 3it5i hEssoNs@city's Ii MhEssoNSssci newest newest.
finest studios; available at price I
paid in 194S. far lower than today's
Mo6ERNS E5fs S9 fR2ININa sis1S5 in beauty Nli duI.
ture: all subjects taught Approved
eisssss '!WEtaFf WARYNN RTG BEAgrY aag Sye95fs coI
LEaES Izf 1f5S How ro s. SING SING PI }n 7'7ss o lss
EE sasic sSGfNa RSslh nfSSSHfFGFF fNsTfGTE O4s5
HOME 1TiUToRING-Alg., geom.- Lat,
Fr, Eng, !Sp., Ger. arith.. read.
ele; III; h.. sub. ,UN, 4-19S3., .
TUTORING-Grade, high school, re-
How to study. Years Of experience.
MATBEMATICs-college, h.s. tutor
ing by college teacher; Gale; diff.
equ.. trig:, alg., etc. DE. 2-3421.
MAKE MONEY-start now; new
classes in bookkeeping. shorthand,
now starting; Inquire Ma. s-2340,
BAILRooM DASiCING instr; pvt. or
group; low prices. JU. 9-17S0.
FRENCH GERMAN, ITALIAN
Private instruction and tutoring, by
natives; use our tape recorders;
AM. PM. and ewes; even at your
home. Call RE. 7-S484, MR.,
Evening star., 1953-11-08
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ROOF REPAIR, all types, carbozite
coating-not a paint, but q coating
written factory guaranteed for 10
yrs, low rates, free estimate. 10.
RooF s9oIS4 REpA1Rs-savs money, va saw.
1870 cost Of new roof; unconditional
6-yr. guarantee. For free estimate,
call 10. 5-2530
ROOFING, guttering. spouting, fur
mace repairs, wAterproofing and
plastering. Reliable white mechanic
Guaranteed work. DE. 2-05ST, CO.
5-43S7. Ia
ROOFING, guttering, spouting. furnace
repairs, and waterproofng, and
plaStering. Reliable white mechanic.
Guaranteed work. DE. 2-05S7,
CO. 5-43S9. IA
ROOFING, SIDING and other i'm
provementS. Johns-Manville certified
contractor. Free estimates, monthly
payments A & A CO. LA FL So.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
ARE IN INTERESTED

In a man who can assume RESPONSE
bilfty in any field involving SUPER
MANAGEMENT. including
chain store dry cleaning operation?
Box S7-z, Star.
COLORED COLLEGE student desires
night or part-time work any kind.
Call DU. 7-2460.
COLORED COLLEGE student desires
night or part-time work any kind.
Call DU. 7-2460 after $40.
COLORED INTERIOR DECORATOR,
painter, repairman, reaS., 1st class
work, 90 yrs exper.; steady Job
accepted or by the job. (No drinker).
CO. 5-7696.
COLORED MAN wants work any kind.
Well experience in grocery store:
knows city well. D. c. permit. AID.
2-3792.
COLORED MAN wants work as porter,
handy man or cleaning, or day $
work; good city refs; exper. uN.
4-4234
Evening star., 1953-11-08

LIGHT HAULING, anywhere, new
truck; cleaning, painting. anything;
low rates. F. JACKSON, CO. D.
MAINTENANCE PAINTER Interior
o free essmses esS szteTe Rea DE- R ny RA
MATiTREssEs al 1a REMADE, So say up.
STEIN BEDDING CO., 1924 18th
st. NV; co. 5-1315.
A. DoMfN1cK. btfsi! IA. "HS 5H6S5G. any ! day
PAINTING CoNTRACToRwCommer-
cial and residential; satisfactory %
u Yrs; sTSTYTG Mr.. LAWRENCE: LvWtRPSEE6NcE: RA. 6-9703
cash or terms, LII. 1-4i24 and LU,,
PAINTING-Interior wrk. a speciality
reas.; free estimates; quick service
refers. 10. 8-1516. g
PAINTING, interior 80 yrs. satisfied
customers. Do my own work. Free
52S3 after 8 pm. 10
PAINTING. papering, 20 yrs. exper
Al work; personal service satisfac-
tion guar. any time. Ia. 9-0396
PAINTING and paperhanging; genl
Pl3HPf MR F. g. ssrTff GHs,
PAINTING, INTERIOR, reas. rates
Eor free s-s1 estimates call McVICKER
PAINTING-Color in the home; intr.
and extr.; residential and CONNER
cial. Wallpaper removing.. No
drinking; honest work. AID. 4-6325.
PAINTING. PAPERING, PLASTERING
quickly, neatly done; reas. F. P.
COOKE, 1881 Holmead pl., TU. 2
1853.
PAINTING. interior specialist; odor-
less paints. latest pastel colorS.
Phone 10. 23205, RIA. 3-3021. IS
PAINTING, PAPERING; hrst-class
workmansnlp: work done immedi-
PAINTING-S12 average room; week
end Jobs a speciality: also plastering
AID. 2-lS31. Please call after u pm
PAINTING AND DECORATING, in
terror and exterior; quality work and
free est. Call any time. JU. S-3022.
PAINTING. HAPERhANGING, car.
pentry. KemtoninR. interior and ex-
terror, white man does own work
10. 3-43bO.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
BABY FURN. SALE

We have some cribs, chifforobes,
carriages. high chairs and play.
pens to sell from our warehouse.
Most are floor models and one OF
kind, All are top-brand nation
ally ally advertised 3dv goods; We need
out at very low prices.
Terms: Cash and Garry
Apply National Baby Shop
.2461 18th st. NV.
OPP. Ambassador Theater. Open Mon,
Wed. Fri. ewes. It'll o. HU. 3-s2S9.
BABY TABLE. Tiny Tot safety, new:
SO Call Sunday or ewes, RA. 3-
BEDS (2). Hollywood, innerspring
mattresses, box springs on metal
frames; $35 per set. EN-. 3-8136.
BED, studio. 6hx3, S12: Oriental
BED, hollywood, perfect condition;
e9st THs J 500, 800 sell S6o' cover included.
BEDS, : con Complete 37-in. Hollywoods,
$l5 each. OIL. 2-0559.
BED DAVENPORT and lounge chair.
custom made sllpcoVers; excel. cond.
$45 d0"sS sG5o springs r. Tsrmons snG
BED, BED RoIisa%ay, hs, 'ss &; $50. Used yery
little. Phone Sat. eve. and Sun. after
pm. HO. .2-b100, Apt. 400. IS
BED, new, with springs and Simmons
ma'tfeS$; TI' 4e57;ssSs S4'' also studio couch
BED and mattress, dble., eolored
green wood, S25: gas heater, So,
and apt.-Slz spinner-washer, $50.
! EN- 2-479l.
BED, mattress, springs and dressing
table; walnut finish. RA. 3-4639.
BED, SIMMONS HIDE-A WAY. new,
| 1t. beige. armless. Closed. makes love
seat: z price. 1894 Farragut st. NV.
Bed and Mattress Sale!
Wave bed with mattr.s $3.50: bunk
beds MATTTREssisEs, SIS SiOyi up: Chest chest
| pf drawers. SIS up. D. c, SURPLUS
! SALES 5l1 New jersey ave. NV.
Free parking.
BEDS, GOVT. SURPLUS
3e-in. width, sternized Hollywood
BE- bed ~ and i, mattress Si7;95; single
coil spring and mattress, S23 95;
compl. 36-in steel folding cot.
S6.95; 4-draWer solid maple chest,
S2l.9 N. FRANK g. SONS, Ala
3rd st. NV. EX. 3-S974.
BEDDING-A pair Of single box
BEDRM. SUITE, pcs. with single
bed. good condition, $50. HU. g.
BEDROOM SUITE, 5 pieces. double
bed, good condition; very reasonable.
RA. 3-122S.
BEDROOM SUITE, walnut. Bed,
dresser, vanity; good cond,; reason
ably priced WA. 7-6343.
BEDRM. SUITE, 3-pc. walnut. modern,
double bed, box spring and mattress,
VanitV with hbnFh chest nf drawers
Reasonable UN, 4t0473. "a
BEDRM. SET. double dresser and
bed complete; like new. Moving. OIL.
4-7992 -S
Evening star., 1953-11-08
ANTIQUES

Do not sell your valuable antique
china, glass, furniture. etc, before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP Tor expert appraisalS,
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV
To. 2-2727 RA 3-76OS
Evening star., 1953-11-08
BIG DEMAND
FOR NURSES
REAL ESTATE SCHOOL

Covers Va, Md. and D. C.
All questions for licenses an
swered. Listings to settlements.
Law, SaleSmanship, appraising,
financing. etc. Textbooks, not
just lectures. MEN and
WOMEN, full or part time.
Enter any time. day or
evening. Glasses not limited.
WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE SCHOOL,
500 Bond Bldg, 1404 N. Y. Ave.
MA. S-8637.
OLORED-TYPING, S4 wkly.; 16-wk
eve course, free loan of typewriter
for home practice; ABC and Grege
shortd. 1888 g st, NV. MA. S-3259
Evening star., 1953-11-08
sITUATIoNs-MEN 6 WOMEN

WHITE. MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE
want work; cook, g.h.w., houSeman
gardener; city, country refs. Bo,
79-Z. Star.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
PAINTING

Interior and exterior 1st-class white
craftsmen. No drinking. Free esti-
mates. Reasonable. Excel. refs. CO..
$1,000.
Evening star., 1953-11-08

ANTIQUES. Helen L. Hanna, 252G
Wilson blvd, Arlington. ia. 2-5S14
Its fun to look"
Evening star., 1953-08-29
AP Free News Group
Schedules First Session
BY The Associated Press

RICHMOND, Aug. 29.-Public
business is the public's business.
That is the keynote idea of
the first conference of the Free
dom of Information Committee
of Virginia Associated Press
members to be held here October
at the Hotel John Marshall.
Gov. Battle will deliver the
main address at the opening of
the conference, at which spokes-
men for news media will discuss
with members of the judiciary
and law enforcement agencies
their mutual problems and ways
of improving cooperation.
The goal of the committee,
formed recently with M. w. Ar
Evening star., 1953-08-29

instead III, associate publisher
of the Roanoke Times and
World-News, as chairman, is to
obtain unhampered access to
news so the people at all times
will be fully supplied with in
formation on public affairs.
Morning and afternoon panel
Evening star., 1953-08-29

discussions will be separated by
a luncheon at which DR.. Harold
L. Cross, author of the authori-
tative volume, "The Peoples
Right to Know" will be guest
speaker. He will be introduced
by Russell Virgins, managing
editor of the Washington Post.
Evening star., 1953-08-29

TO REACH: Out Georgia Ave. TO
Wheaton. left on Viers Mil Rd. to
Donley Construction Co. Twinbrook
sign. left on Ardennes Ave. to model
homes, OR out Wisconsin Ave, con-
tinue on Route 240, turn on Ed
monston Ave. about half mile be-
fore entering Rockville. Continue on
Edmonston Ave. to Viers Mill Rd.,
right on Viers Mil Rd to ArdenneS
Ave, right on ArdenneS TO model
homes.
Evening star., 1953-08-29

z Furnished Model Homes
One furnished in Early American
Antique by the Craft Shop Of
Gaithersburg, Nd, and other fur
nished with Contemporary Mod
ern furniture to illustrate how
completely adaptable these houses
are to any type Of furniture.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-01-15
Largest Poultry T arm

ing pen on each floor and 20 by
so foot service room. This house
holds about $500 White Leghorn
hens and has four automatic feed
ers-one on each floor.
A continuous-flow waterer made
of 2-inch angle iron 40 feet in length
supplies the water for the 1,700 hens
in each pen. Community type nests
are placed in the service room on
each floor so that eggs can be gath
cred without going into the pens.
An elevator of 2-ton capacity OPP
crates to all floors for carrying feed
up and eggs down.
The new style tier roosts are used
in order to conserve floor space.
These roosts are of the dropping pit
type but have an extra row of 2x2
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-01-15
CONTINUED from page u

Continued from page u
Gambling is done as part of the
grading operations. After cleaning,
Gambling and grading for size, the
eggs are packed and delivered to re-
tail stores in Butte at least twice a
week. Cracked eggs are frozen in
deep freeze and sold to bakeries.
All poultry sold, including rejected
pullets, surplus cockerels as fryers
and hens Stacking in production, are
sold dressed. Extensive use is also
made in this dressing operation of
mechanical equipment, including an
automatic scalder and a mechanical
picker.
The largest house on the farm is
four stories high and so by 80 feet
in size. There is so by so foot lay
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-01-15
wv Farm Week
Set Feb. 1920

WHAT'S NEW in agriculture and
home management is the order of
the day when Ranch Farm and Home
week takes place at the University
OF Wyoming, Feb. 10 and 20.
II. w. Benn, assistant dean of the
college of agriculture and general
chairman of the event, announced
that each of the two days will in
clude demonstrations, talks and
other presentations of the latest in
formation on agriculture and home
economics. Crops and range man
agement will be featured on Feb. 10
and livestock on Feb. 20. Home eco
Monies meetings will be held on
both days.
Earlier in the week, special meet
mgs include the State Home Demon
stration council and the All leaders
short course.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-01-15

roosts placed above the first roost
level. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson took a
trip east to Pennsylvania, Massa-
chusetts and other eastern states in
the summer of 1949, studying large
commercial poultry house plans be-
fore constructing their present new
building. Many of their observations
were incorporated into the new
building.
Brooding of chicks on the Wilson
farm is done with hot water for
heat. An old sawmill sawdust fur
mace and boiler have been installed
to provide cheap heat. Other build
ings on the farm are also heated
with this same plant.
Portable range shelters are used
for housing pullet replacement
chicks and breeding cockerels from
about 8 weeks of age to maturity.
These shelters are lined up along
irrigation bitches to provide an easy
access to an abundant water supply.
Both mash and grain are settled to
growing stock but layers are limited
on their grain supply and given
free access to mash.
This story would not be complete
without telling something about the
Wilson family. Mrs. Wilson, who
was Juanita Shook before marriage,
has found time to paint as hobby.
Visitors to their log home, south
west of the small town of Conner,
will find Mrs. Wilson's artistic handi-
work decorating the walls of their
house. How a woman can supervise
the care of some 10000 laying hens,
$4,000 egg hatchery and the brood
ing of 10000 to 10000 chicks and
still find time to paint is a mystery
to the writer. She does have the
capable help, however, of two
daughters, Wanda, age ii, and Bar
bara, age 16, who can take over
the house and prepare a good meal
when the need arises.
Mr.. Wilson has found time to
serve as a director on the local R.E.A.
board, represent the state of Mon
tana as director in the American
Poultry and Matching federation
and handle extensive lumber op-
erations in addition to a 2OO-acre
farm.
The Wilson's, of course, do not do
all the work on their plant. Several
full-time employees help with the
poultry and farming operations. The
Wilson operations indicate that il
is possible to develop commercial
type poultry farming in Montana
Marketing large supply of poultry
and eggs is problem but market
outlets can be developed as the
Wilson's have demonstrated.
Home processing of poultry anc
grading and packaging of eggs may
however, be necessary for profitable
operations.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-01-15

Famous Western Sprocket Packer and New
Western precision built Seeder. Low priced.
Combines two operations. Pays for itself in
saving seed especially Alfalfa, Clover or
Grass Seed, sown mixed or separately. Even,
accurate seeding of all seeds. Seed drops,
ahead of Packer, is pressed firmly into soil
by Packer and Mulcher wheels. Leaves sur
face mulch without grooves. Helps prevent
washing, crusting. Holds moisture Gives ev-
cry seed best chance to grow. Seeder mount
ed, removed quickly. Write for full informa-
ton on combined unit or Packer alone.
Evening star., 1953-09-28

On this Philco 4oO0X, screen
is as much as 80 50. inches
larger than many 81" sets.
Compare; don't settle for an
undersize 81 inch picture.
Evening star., 1953-09-28

Here's the Philco 5000 at the
lowest price ever for advance
engineered big screen Philco
television. Compare it
leads the industry in value.
Evening star., 1953-09-28

Ask about PheO Factory Supervised Service. worlds
largest factory trained, factory supervised service
organization. And remember Phieo placement Tubes
improve the performance of any TV or radio set.
Evening star., 1953-01-25

Circle Theater (WNBW, 9:30)
Florence Reed and Lilly Darvas
In BLACK Wedding; Suspense
(WTOP, 800, Fay BANTER In
Little People"
Wednesday - Movie Premiere
Festivities (WTTG, 7:45), Elaine
Shepard; Boxing tWTOP. 10). Bill
Noble VS.. Larry Watson and Floyd
Peterson VS.. Chester Mieszala1
ThursdAy-Eour Star Playhouse
Evening star., 1953-01-25

George London: Hollywood Open
ing Night (WNBW, 81, Celeste
Holm in Mrs. Genius; Robert
Montgomery Presents (WNBW,
$500, Jackie Cooper in "The
Outer Limit; Studio One CWTOP,
10), Maria Riva and Cecil Parker
in ITO the Moment of Triumph"
Tuesday-Keep Posted (wTTG,
$500, would the United Nations
Be Better on Without Russia?":;
Evening star., 1953-01-25
Today's Hi9hIighfs.

1UUdy 3 uIBHIIButSs
100, WNBW-Youth Wants to
Know: James A. Linen, publisher
Of Time Magazine.
100, WTOP-Letter of the Law:
"The People VS.. AL Gordon"
1880, WNIAL-Junior Press Con-
ference: big Business in Govern
ment."
2:3O, WNBW-American Forum
Of the Air: What Are the New
Faces in Congress Thinking?"