davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-26
COFFEE AT $5s5 "A POUND
CHEBOYGAN, Mich, R - .

CHEBOYGAN, Mich, R - The price of coffee will zoom to $595 pound for one week in Cheboy- gan. But the car dealer who is offering the high priced brew material says a 1949 used car will go with each pound.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-08-01

ratio in the last 80 years. (See the up
per section of the chart)
Beef cattle prices are only about so
per cent of the modernized parity which
is based on a 1O-year period during
most of which cattle production was
quite profitable, but they are about Ill
per cent of the old parity. Then, con-
trolls on wheat, corn and cotton acreage
and probably on some other crops will
tend to throw more land into improved
pastures which can be best used by
cattle.
With the cattle population at or
near an all-time high and ten
dency to sell herds a little more
closely, market supplies of grass
cattle this fall and the lower grades
later on will remain heavy. Con-
sumner buying power probably will
continue near the past years level,
but beef of all grades will meet
competition from about IL per cent
more pork and more chicken and
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-08-01
By GILBERT GUSLER Marker Amalyst

THE CATTLE INDUSTRY is in the
rounding the top phase of the prOduc-
ton cycle. Slaughter will continue
heavy in the next year or two and COM
petition from pork will be greater.
Most of the cyclical price decline was
completed last year, but some further
weakness may be ahead before the next
major rise starts.
Costs will continue high. The reward
for beef production in the next IL
months probably will be more evenly
divided between the grower and fin
Usher than in the past season when the
finisher got the lions share. That's
q thumb-nail sketch of the way it APP
pears to this lookout.
This year started with record 94.7
million cattle and calves on farms and
ranches, up 1913 million from the last
low point in the cycle of cattle num-
bers five years previous. (See the low
er section of the accompanying Chart.
Slaughter of cattle and calves was low
during that buildup of herds. 1t
reached its bottom at 26 million head
in 1851. Cattlemen were selling part
of the cattle and calves to themselves
rather than to the packer.
Increased Slaughter
Slaughter has now increased until it
probably is running slightly ahead of
the natural increase" annually from
the present record herd. In the Il
months ended June this year, about 1876
million head of cattle and calves went
through dressing plants, nearly so per
cent more than in 1851 when prices
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-08-01

reached record height and BARRIERS,
bakers and candy makers were rushing
into the cattle business.
Since the nations COW herd last
January / numbered 4S.5 million
head and the percentage calf crop
has had small uptrend, this years
calf crop is forecast at about AZ
million head. Allowing for cattle
and calf death losses and minor inn
ports from Canada, the net increase
will be a little ever 38 million head,
if the calf crop forecast is about
right.
If combined cattle and calf slaughter
in the second half of 1854 shows about
the usual increase over the first half,
the total for the year will be around
1875 million head. That probably would
make cattle numbers at the end of the
year slightly less than at the beginning.
However, slaughter probably will con-
tinue greater than last year by per
cent or more. If it does. total slaugh-
ter for the year will be little over 80
million head and January 1 cattle and
calf numbers may be down million
head or more.
More Cows CulIed
In the first five months of 1854
slaughter of steers under federal in
spection was 1 per cent less than in
1858, but slaughter of cows was up "a
per cent, heifers 20 per cent, and calves
Is per cent, with a total increase of
about IA per cent. Slaughter of steers
during the rest of the year may con-
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-08-01

tinue less than last year, with an IN
crease in number of fed steers more
than offset by a decrease in grass
steers. But slaughter of cows, heifers
and calves probably will continue great
er than in 1858. Close culling of dairy
herds because of the drop in dairy price
supports may swell the COW supply this
fall.
Weather will play role in deter
mining changes in slaughter. Gen.
eral drouth would force more SELL
ing, especially of cows and calves.
If pastures and ranges should inn
prove materially, cattle would be
held back to restOck drOuth areas.
The increase in slaughter of COWS
and heiferS, which has been urged by
industry leaders for the last year or
more, has special meaning for future
production. Cow numbers probably
will be cut down slightly which
will reduce the calf crop next year and
later.
Moderate Cyclical Dip
While the indications are that cattle
numbers are being reduced slightly, no
severe liquidation is in prospect in the
year ahead and the cyclical dip in cattle
production to be expected in the next
few years may be less extreme than
some of the previous ones-unless it is
forced by prolonged severe drouth. Cat
tie prices are still fairly good compared
with the general price level for farm
products, although they may be rather
low in view of the upward trend in the
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Flagstone and Stone

drainage. Also WaterproofinE. s
ANGELO MARCUCCIO JU. 9-1769
FLOOR SANDING AND FINISHING.
n, E. SLOAN. Granite 3-5443. %
FLOORS SANDED; expert work; SO
rn. up: free est. MERRILL'S SERV-
ICE, ST. $3.50. JU. 9-7527 ewes.
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sITUATIoNs-MEN

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books opened.
closed. caught up; all taxes; local
refs: $50 mo. ~. 9-6564. 12s
complete and ac-
curate care Of your records, all
taxes. etc. new method. Time
and money-savi9s idea. HA. 2-s24e.
ATTORNEY seeks employment with
Ice. corp. or assn. age 35; native
Of D. c. with experience in public
relations. BOX 71-S. Star. 81
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN. exper.
at diagnosing and writing estimates,
IL yrs. exper. with Ford. Mercury
and GMC cars. Call OIL 4-6657 bet.
6 and z pm, %
MAINTENANCE PAINTER, expert
erfeed, reliable, non-drinker: best
reference. XII. $4,000. lib
PART TINE, day or evening; hard
working. inteliigent young married
man. retail experience in dept. store,
groc. and hardware; also typist and
double-entry bookkeeper. Phone 10.
YNG. MAN desires part-time lob as
porter or any other work. from $40
70 1880 pm. or IL O'Clock. TU.
~-olOos
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CLERK

For ailr-conditioned dry cleaning
s S9fS al Apply DIck T,Tc. CLEANERS
CLERK-TYPIST; permanent position
6-day, 40-hour week, vacation with
pay, disqualification, other dement's
E9 9 FILM Il pe eo@ s 4ns s Gan It.
CLERK-TYPISTS. needed for national
publishing firm: 5-day week; modern
air-cond. office; disqualification bene-
nts; Apply in person, ENCYCLO-
RED RED1A AMERICANA, 1905 East.
CEERK-T TYP Insure Insurance me' company mar
Silver Spring; 5-day week: excel.
cali JU, s-S2S7. ~ Denes s
CLERK-TYPIST, some knowledge Of
bookkeeping; real estate loan anc
insurance .aS1 once nee. exper. not neces::
Eye st. NV. Ma. s-646s. 10
wholesale liquor ONCE; must be 4
GOOD typiSt and be able to work with
FRgpMpg e 5IG sy week; salary; $50
CoMPToMETER opERAroR-TSyp.
list, white. age 5000. for pay roll
work; 5-day week; better than av.
erage salary. NE. section; call AID
CORSET WOMAN, experienced. Ma.
tional manufacturer desires woman
to manage and supervise corset sale,
in large Washington department
store: sales ability and pleasing
personality essential: excellent sal.
airy with incentive bonus arrange.
ment. Inquiries held in strictest
confidence. Reply Box 134-V, Star
CosMETrCIAN, exper., 81 DER Sr.,
plus commissions. Guar. AZ hrs. Wk
DART DRUG. 1901 Columbia I'd.
COSMETIC sALEsLADY Attractiy,
position for right party: must b.
exper.; excel. working conds.: gooc
pay and hrs. Call in person. PEAR
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slTuATloNs--woMEN

B00KkEEPER, experienced once ma
chimes. PIX; local ref; desires
permanent position. TIE. 6-409S,
CASHIER, assistant bookkeeper; bank
dep. and stmts.. recon. rep, PIX,
appearing and reliable; Ave years
On last Job. Prefer five-day posi-
lion IN downtown area. Minimum
, sallsaP5y, $50 $50; RSA.s 6a6679; Sc
i sopsbl Sy s ssEsn rasticai nurse; rss
Aasust III. Box 4S4sT. 81 Star asaiso's
NURSE. desires work; elderly people
preferred; reference. Ii. 1855 81
PRACTICAL NURSE, grad, white,
hospital exper.: dr.'s refs, 10.
RESIisslfiERED MED. TECH. tAscSp,,
B.A. decree; s years exper.. excel
refs, OIL. 2-7770. q
GIRL would like day or part-tiIme
wor so, u or near Sc. section. Ii.
ERR.-PiHMLHPINo GIRL. attractive,
exper: in gen. ONCE work; uses
cleo, typewriter; DIES. pos. as recpt.-
typist or gen. ONCE. Box 473-T. Star.
WOMAN. white, refined, desires posi-
Lon as housskeeper in or mr.. Va.
lob, care Of children; near transp
L0. 4-6272. Hathaway dr.. Sill. Spr.
wants cases. daytime. 8 to 10 hrs;
COLORED LADY. dependable and re-
liable; wants late ewes. or nightwork,
clessnins or Kitchen helper. Ii.
GIRL. colored. desires work as kew
PUNCH oper, saleselerk. clerk or do
nestle WcTk; fulfilling day or part
COLORED GIRL desires typing Mt
home. g.-h.w., baby care, dayWork.
or laundry marker. HO, 2-2lIR. g
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SALES REPRESENTATIVE

An established machine tool distribu-
tor requires the services of an ex-
perienced. capable and aggressive
sales engineer of machine tools. Give
complete resume in LIST reply which
will be treated in strictest confidence.
Box Sex. Star. -S
SEXTON, white. middle-aged, willing
worker, for Catholic church; good
salary. Box SIX, Star. %
SHEET METAL MECHANIC, exper.,
installation and fabrication of duct
work. AID. 4-4209. IS
SHOE AIESMEN-Exper.. steady:
salary plus; apply manager Quality
shHp' ma S$iS Baltimore ave. H Rfe
SHOE SALESMEN-Exper.. steady.
key positions. open depending on
manager material in. view: apply
MR.. BERG, 1927 Good Hope I'd: Sc.
SHOE SALESMAN: excellent position
for experienced and willing worker.
JUNIOR MODE. 31o3 14th st. NV,
SHOE SALESMAN, womsp's, high
grade; experienced only. Apply Mr..
Gartner, ARTcRAFT FOOTWEAR,
s tiSd SHPPi NJ fulhllment work for
azine; ABC experience helpful. not
required; employe benefits. Give
age. education. marital status and
qualifications. Salary open. Box
sUPERiiNTEsNSDENT. for large group
Of VA houses. Box 321-X, Star
sERvICEMAN, ex-
perience and car necessary. Good
salary and working conditions.
WOODWORK APPLIANCE, 1000
Colesville road JU, 7-940O. 3
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hELP--WoAEN

MATTRESSES "a. for new and mod.
ern dining room and ice cream bar;
center Of town, Vienna, Va; neat.
good appearance. uniforms and good
salary; experience not too essential;
yy RosE w esi py As sssssD A sss
dence, DU. 5-9421. -
GIRLs-WOMEN, to work at home on
telephone making survey for Ice
organization. Must have pieasins
e Slie Mr. aea e sa SS1f Ss s
OV. 3-0l26, or apply Sl6 King st.,
Rm 607, Alex, Va. 80
YOUNG LADY as switchboard OPP
orator; also some tipping and cler-
teal work: live in vic. Of Sill. Spring.
Reply to r. o Box $50. Silver Spg.
YOUNG LADIEs--Earn S75 weekly.
sell colorama. Apply at once near
= km sou 5oa a0m sii 18th St. NV.
RIM. 1920 Lee Hwy, Ari., Va.
967 Bonifant St.. End a., SILVER
YOUNG WOMAN, at least 2 yrs. ex-
perience, for eeneral once work.
nie.Sa15dE rySain ocs SEE m gesk
BENJAMiiiNS FRANKLIN IINSs n { ufSi ryHia.
SITY. HOO 18th st. NV. Is
NEAT-APPEARING young lady. q To
80. to work, In grocery store at Lee
hwy. and N. Kirkwood I'd. In Ar
lineton: $40 wk. IA. 7-1620. ~
OPPORTUNITY TO INCREASE your
income. Home surveys; Saturdays
only: excellent salary for right
party. Phone for appt.. oV. 3-2733.
WANTED--white. experienced toun-
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pay. Jon IN All. / blk. from Court
House. Call MR.. PAUL. IA. s-1135.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, White, exper.. re-
liable. Day and ewes. shifts open.
Stores closes & pm; closed Sundays
ana holidays; paid holidays and
vacations. Uniform furn. NATIONAL
9 DRUG co. 1000 Conn. ave. NV.
HOME ECONOMIST - Major anpl,.
afce manufacturer Baltimore branch
REQUIRES full-time services OF grad
uate home economist. Salary open.
automobile required Enjoyable work
involves conducting utility and
dealer sales Draining and customer
demonstrations. Present home econ
interview contact BOX I8S-V. star
or telephone MR.. PALMER, HOPKINS
7-5300. Baltimore.
HOSTESSES--wonderfui opportunity
toy attractive, intelligent youna
women, over 81 yrs. Of age, to work
IN WaShington'S smartest cabaret;
experience as hostess In restaurant
or night club desirable but not essen-
tisa F essA1nt apP EIJ " person after
MEAT WRAPPER. some exper. nee.
44-nr.. ,6-da. wk.; free ms, hosp,
gei6 vac. See Mr.. Smith, FOOD
SAaN' 1888 E,-W. hwy. sil sps.
MEDICAL SECRETARY. air-condi.
toned ONCE; 4O-hr. wk.k State age,
experience, education, salary ex-
$ pected. Write BOX DIX. Star. "a
NIGHT RECEPTIONIST in doctors
once. 4 pm. to closing. approx.
~ pm, for days. and IL noon to
~ pm; Sats.; prefer age 81 to IS,
Nhsss REsHHsn SHsTo able to tspe
Pediatrician's ONCE. Arlington VIC;
regular hrs. Reply in own hardwrit-
ing. Box 250-X, Star. g
NURSES AID. white. for duty In nurs-
Ing home In Silver Spring area;
must i've in; refs. JU. 9-7644.
NURSE practical complete charge Of
after II am. JU. $1,000. %
OFFICE WORKERS. asst. bookkeeper,
typists. clerks. stenogs.. reception-
iiator operator. Yonns soi ladies' ba 1880 $50
needed ior permanent positions;
mediately. giving. education. expert
s snSe, age; telephone No, etc. ts
Shanning pl. ne, Washington is,
PAYRoLL CLERK. experienced;
Wheaton area resident preferred
/. Can 10. 4-S40O, M. j. BUCK. 81
PIX OPERATOR. tipping essential;
air-cond. ONCE; 51a-day wk. Apply
Room 227. The Homer Bldg, l3th
st: between F and G. 20
PRACTICAL NURSE. white: woman;
Tor ambulatory woman patient sal
cry $50 per wk,, plus meals and
pvt. room, Patient requires hypo-
derDic and other medication. Call
RA. 3-424S. IS
REAL ESTATE-Excellent opportunity
for 2 women with Va. licenses. JET
FERSON REALTY CO., 1904 Wilson
blvd. ia. 5-654O. g
REGISTERED NURSE, white, for night
supervisor; permanent position for
exper: person: refs; required: good
FOR THE AGED, 1125 Spring I'd.
NV. -
SALESLADY. speciality shop exper,
req. Apply in person h GRET-
GHEN COLE. 7244 Wis. Ave. Be
Aa
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THREE MEN


Intelligent application Of
time-proven methods as
sure permanent income
limited only by your desire
to achieve success. Please
do not apply if you are q
gutter or If you are not
capable of making your
own decisions with respect
to working habits.
I WANT MEN WHO CAN THINK
BIG AND PRODUCE RESULTS
Character references re-
quired. Submit applications
by mail to: Victor Sygeel,
4122 Southern ave. Sc,
Washington 20, d. c.
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Teachers-Receptionists

Do not apply for this position unless.
l. You are 1929.
2. Attractive and sincerely interested
in people.
8. You enjoy helping people to learn.
L.. You have ambition to progress
rapidly.
5. You also have the earnest desire
to undergo q well-rounded pro-
gram Of self-development
These are the essential qualifications
for membership on the teaching stan
Of the ARTHUR MURRAY DANCE
STUDIO. We give you the necessary
dance education. Applicants will be
interyiewed 7,9 pm; Apply in per
Qualifying. 101l Conn. ave. NV.
TKPTST, white; misc. clerical and typ
ing: 5-day, 35-hr,. week; not over
35: SIS vk. to start. BOX l75-V.
TYPisT-For c.PA,s once; hrs.
a-l. Must be experienced with A.
nancial statements. so mr. Air.
eond. once. Ma. Srl476. 3
TYPIST
neat and accurate, so
w.p-m. or better, for educational con-
Germ; generous sick and annual leave:
$3.50 starting salary, with regular
promotions, TO qualified applicant.
Box 4l&-X. star %
TYPlsT And STENCIL CUTTERS.
RANSDELL. INC, $40 Rhode Island
w Esii fRRiEsss white. for dayvork.
! CIRCLE RESTAURANT. 1888 14th
" -
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PAINTING. interior and exterior;
white mechanic; prompt service
10. 7-7257 or RE, 5-6027.
PAINTING, PAPERING, first class
atsly; MIR. PoAT, RA. 3-5s43. 49,
PAINTING, gen. repairs. paperhang-
Ing; white mechanic. prompt serv-
ice. MR.. RIDENoUR, DU. 7-UT93.
PAINTING-Interior and exterior.
H meeha TGck J Fsas ssis prices white
PAINTING First class work. Lowest
mechanic. Free est. Ho. 2-71Sf:
PAINTER AT expert, Korean; interior
PxiNTiNG-PAPERiNG. interior, sx-
terror: Fla loans avail. For esti-
mates, JU. BATH. JU. 5-42I0. III
PAINTING, papering. carpentry and
general repairs. Call LAWRENCE.
EXTERIOR. nrst-class
brothers; white: refs. IA. 2-I33i.
FAlNTlNG. interior and exterior:
PAINTING and decorating on old and q
new work. Papertng and door scrap
ting. Estimates cheerfully given. Cali
ewes after z. or sundays all day
PAPER HANGING, So per room Up;
1854 Sunfast washable paper: work
guar RA. 3-7393 or JU o-7608.
AND PAINTING,
white, mechanics. free estimate,
special low price for Aug. only NO.
CEMENT and wall
scrapine free estimates. Ii. 7-9o57.
Il
Ann HEATING = No
down payment: 3 yrs. TO pay: no
Job too small. WA. 7-f52A. -
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CHINCHILLAS

COAL STOKERS, two CD, used Au.
burn hydraulic, complete with cer-
tain spare parts. For further infor-
nation, call Chief of Montgomery
County Building Division. l08 s.
P Perry St ROCKVILLE Fyi AN Nd. Telephone
CofrEE TABLE. ' modern sHGi m.horsny.
$40 orig price; viii sell for $50.
COMPASS, q" pinnacle, brass, 1
ssaa99ppsmith and accessories. RE. B.
coMPREssoR. Snip. Commercial.
body for Frigidaire. Ma. s-43a9.
D UiS \ - A Nd CHAIR. like new. q
mos. old. Priced to sell. 10. 1885.
DEEP FREEZE, de luxe. 1853 model.
I Gu. e., $3.50. Also s-pIsce poker
table. S25. IA. 5-6559. --S
DEEP FREEZE. Gibson, % Gu. IT,,
holds $50 lbs, Of food; ": old. Cost
$S50. sell 800. so: 6-70l6. IS
son, like new; $50. CAN IA. 2-s5s9.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de luxe
demonstrators. regularly S139; sale
SEs s 81 c aS since sHss; i 5Gas E.
DISKS t2l. walnut. 42xso. Ike new.
S42 each; 2 swivel chairs. SIS each.
ne. 4-OOEZ. %
cut. S995: lady's u Ct, Si25; mans
Ia cts, 1928: lady'S 3 cts, 81 ,295:
lady's Ia cts. 1915: Iady's. eta
st. NV. ME. S-526s, -
DINETTE. s pieces. solid maple: price,
$17. Dial La 6-5042. 80
DINING ROOM SET. 2 bedrooms,
rugs kitchen utensils. etc. gA.
DINING RIM. SUITE, 9 pieces incl.
buffet, walnut. $40: rugs, wool, Tx.
Is and 9x12. $40 ea. WE. 5-6550s
DIN. RIM. SUITE. walnut: table.
pads, 8 chairs: buffet; server. china
closet; $50. NO, 7-3032. 5
reas. Phone RA. 6-1SSs. --S
DINING RIM. SET. Cross Country; new
condition, drop-leaf table, buffet and
4 chairs. ov. 3-0079. 3
Continued on Next Pags.l
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slTUATloNs-DoMEsTIc


WISH TO PLACE my housekeeper--
Experienced, responsible young white
woman in nice home; child care
and some housework; bedroom; pre-
fers business couple; must be near
:. 6uslins; RA; ,S..4719. IS
Tor infant, lady; cook or Inv in
nee home: WAGE ont. so. 5-9251.
CS0 n;,si WOMAN wants general
Gays g week: good refs. AID. 2-47S9.
SETTLED COLORED WOMAN will
care fol. child of empl mother, Ex-
per, refs. Ii. 3-1817.
C0LORED-ExPER. CARE of chill
2-0951.
GIRL. colored. wants work ironing:
every other Sat. LII. 2-0S67. s.
TWO, COLORED GIRLS desire days
TWT1fk or Or, part time; exper.: refs.
WOMAN, colored. wants 8 DAYS wk.;
eieanlng or ironing; refs. DU.
'CoLoRED WOMAN, s.h.w.: exper.,
with refs. LA, 6-4S27. s.
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A REAL
OPPORTUNITY

Start making 500 or
more a week for the first
year and then make not
less than $4,000 a year
It is the fastest growing
insurance plan and /
need a neat looking am
bilious young woman
with a car to use the
large number of leads
that I furnish. I will
train you. If you think
you are worth $4,000 a
year, call me. F. SROUR.
HE. 4-6707.
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Excellent opportunity for woman
exper. in general life-insur ance offict
work II you are:
1. A fast typist on an cleo. type,
writer.
g A single woman. 25-35. living ii
D. c.
8. A person who likes resnonsibilit,
and can work on your own.
T. Exper. In hfe-insurance ONCE pro.
cedures.
You viii enjoy working IN this mod.
ern. centrally located ONCE. earning
no limits for your initiative ans
Imagination. Please address brie
and confidential resume to 1925
Conn. ave. NV. Suite 61x. "a
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

ADVERTISING SALES PROMOTION
Germ; Bethesda area; send resume of
experience, references, salary ex-
pected and recent photographs to
c ON II Ii EhsaE; II Inn
charge. wide experience mandatory;
must know voucher REGISTER system
ances, financial statements payroll
taxes. Salary open. Send full de-
Iails Tor review by our CPA to
BOZ No. 437-x, Star. Ill
DRIVERS, men or women. over Is,
WE CAB Co. ISL" Wis. au ave- esf6 81.
0PTICIAN, white: benchwork: also
e s.4 sS!s to dispense; SSdss xk. " X:
0PTiCiXN-Exper, dispenser and
Health Asso edls15 ossni fNc aR iSSs
per VIZ; 1 spprox. d dsys' q % p ars
esvs WITH per pay n s days Of sck
hensive medical and disqualification
coverage for self and dependents:
salary commensurate with exper.
Cali Elk. S-b9ss fol. appointment.
PAsTE-UP ARTIST. exper. offset
muSaDi1iC pEOQuCGlOn. Call week.
days. MR.. GREIFF. ME. S-5243
PIX. PART TIME-Reeular part.
time position with Pontiac dealer:
hours, 40 pm. daily and 10 Sat,
Call MR.. THOMPSON. Ii. 6-7200.
TEACHER, experienced, for End OF
3rd grade at pvt. nursery and ele-
ment. school on Rockville pike. Write
Box AK, Star. 3
COUPLE. woman for homework, man
Tor driv ng and general helper
must be free to travel; moderate
salaTy; refs. Re; 7:3549. IS
ment, or industry. Unusual oppor-
tunity to earn extra income. Assist
in introducing nationally advertised
vitanlin mineral product, Supple
ments any diet. attractively pack
aged; Make use of spare time. Inter
LooRiN SFi foR R0z Jo3s s pons cuss s
come In and talk to us; grand
opening Mon, Aug. Q, 1854. SWIFT
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 913 10th
st. NV. Upstairs. Room 5. Ma,
COUPLE to care for close-in Md.
farm estate. Sl25 mo. and rm. and
board. Olney, Md, Fulton S-5814.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

RIDERS wanted to California. Leaving
Sunday, share expense. Cali AP. q
7094 between 6:30-S:30 pm.
LEAVING TUES. AUG. 10, for Miami;
can take 81. IA. 9-l992. 81 ;.
WEST-.NavaT officer driving to San
Francisco 10th of August. Seeks
riders. Share expenses. KE. S-7l69.
WILL DRIVE YOUR CAR to North
west after adjournment Ma, s.
1920, Ext. G12 or LO. 4-Oe49. -i2
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SITUATIONS MEN tcons.l

MEN AVAILABLE for house and yard
s saf ATE &lsi 2R Gdq aas SCI
Light Center. ME. S-4532,
COLORED MAN des. pos. as elevator
oper.. part time at night aft. A
c pn M; 5 vzs 2.n,. -. .,,r,. 9. :,
as porter at night In the District
Have ID. G. permit. Call aft. $3.50
pm, TU. 2.2O50. Qs