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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-08-20

Mr.. and Mrs Don Schmidt and
son. Jimmie. spent Monday and
Tuesday in Helena on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. SERVER
left Thursday for an extended
visit with relatives in Montreal.
Canada
Mrs. AM. Shannon left Thurs.
day for Los Angeles and Santa
Barbara. California. where she
is to visit her children and grand
children.
Several showers over the week.
end delayed haying operations
slightly. but helped the range
land and was welcomed by most
stockmen.
Mrs. Mildred Grave and her
sister. Mrs. Paul Gardner. were
over night visitorSat the Tom
Mckeown home on Monday
night, Mrs. Grave lives in
kalispell. and is Mrs. Mrs. Nc.
keown'S mother. Mrs. Gardner
is from Collinsville. III. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Nell
Howe. who visited at the T. 4.
Busey home. The three women
were returning from a trip to
Calgary. Banff and Lake Louise.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-08-20
INDIANS SUFFERING MORE
FROM TUBERCULOSIS
THAN NoN.lNolANS

The Montana tuberculosis As.
ISOLATION recently reported that
The National Committee on In.
dian Health of the Association on
American Indian Affairs" has
found pulmonary tuberculosis
death rates among Indians about
five times higher than those Of
the rest of the population.
49, Of 7. D. Deaths
DR.. G. D. Carlyle Thompson.
executive officer of the State
Board Of Health. has pointed out
that while the Montana Indian
population. in 1850. constituted
2sT Of the population of the
state. they accounted for 300 Of
the tuberculosis deaths.
In 1852 the Montana Indian
tuberculosis death rate was 1853
compared to q non.Indian death
rate Of 8 per 100000 population.
For the 30 years from 1922 thru
1852. the Montana Indian tuber.
culosis mortality rate has exceed.
ed the non.Indian by IS fold.
-Four Times Greater
"A recent chest x.ray survey
that included the Flathead tribes
showed that tuberculosis among
69T Of the adult Indians X.rayed
was four times greater than that
found among 75e: Of the non.
Indian population x.rayed In the
county" DR.. Thompson pointed
out.-Treasure State Health.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-08-20

Mrs. <. D. Russell. Of Vallejo.
California. and son and daughter.
in.law. Of Chicago. were here last
week visiting Mrs. Russell's
brother. D E. Haserty. and neph.
ew and niece. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright Hagerty. and another
niece. Mrs. Frank Wilkinson and
daughter.
Mrs. Keith Morton and child.
rem were Browning visitors brief.
~ from Waller Sunday. Mr.. Nor.
ton is a drilling contractor and
oil operator in the Pondera field.
and Mrs. Morton stated that the
recently completed we'll on the
Sprague lease. west Of the Pom.
dera field. is making about 20
barrels of high gravity oil per
day. and looks like a real pro.
Queer.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis and
family o: Fl. Washakie. Wyoming,
and Mrs. Josephine Calhoun. Of
Lander. Wyoming. were Brown.
ing arrivals Sunday. and spent a
few days visiting a, the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs, August Ender and
family. Mrs. Davis is a sister Of
Mrs. Ender, and Mrs. Calhoun is
the mother Of the two women.
Miss Norma Chavez. who has
been spending the summer at the
Ender home. will return with
them to her home in Lander.
Miss Chavez has been helping out
a, the Reporter office during the
summer as a Linotype operator.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-08-20
HOSPITAL NEWS

Patients admitted and dis.
charged-Aleane Spargur. Albert
Still Smoking. Robert Murray.
Elva Lunak and son. Margaret
McMullin. Net,ie Connell. son.
Sally Ann Sarceeman. Dolores
Little Plume and son. Eva Oscar.
Allen Briden. Cecile LaAlott.
Florence Rider. Shirley Old Rock
Marie Bear Medicine. Joseph
Jackson. Leo Running Wolf. Mol.
lie Sullivan.
Patients Currently Hospital.
ized.-Annie Bull Child. Emory
Everybody Talks About. Clarence
Every Body Talks About. Merlin
Black Man. Irene Sharp. Nettie
Racine |. Leon Grant. Peter Red
Horn. Karen Boushie. Clarence
Racine. Joseph Sherman. Rose
Sure Chief. Mary Ellen ROUNDING
Baby Girl Weaselhead. Thomas
Pepion. Earnest Old Man Chief.
Births-Baby Girl Rider. Baby
Girl Bear Medicine.
DeathS-James DuBray.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-08-20
PARK TRAVEL PASSES
COX, 900 MARK FOR YEAR

West Glacier-Travel to Ola.
cier Park totals 402 628 SO far this
year.up to and including last Sun.
day. The slight decrease from
last years record travel is being
narrowed. and the difference that
was 4 per cent is now less than
one per cent. Last years com.
parative travel figure was 4C5,.
l85 at this date.
The present season has seen
more vehicles enter Glacier than
q year ago to date. Total cars
into the park number 1898,
compared to 1880 q year ago.
Park officials point out that
last year Glacier had 5.793 Boy
Scouts as visitors. They were
attending the National Scout
Jamborce at Los Angeles. The
boys arrived by train. This years
train travel to Glacier totals 1884
SO far. compared to lO,l55 last
year. including the Scouts.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-08-20
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Mrs. Frieda Buchen arrived
Monday for a visit with Rev and
Mrs. Paul Hollenbach al the
Methods. parsonage. She :
professor OF French and German
at Marion College al Marion. In.
diana.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Crawford
and daughter. Yolanda. from
Chemawa. Oregon. returned to
their home the first Of this week
after visiting relatives and
friends here for several days,
They were former residnts Of the
reservation.
Miss June Taylor. a Baptist
Missionary among the Navajo In.
dams at Keams Canyon. Arizona.
arrived last Wednesday. Ang. II
and spent until Saturday visiting
At the home Of Mrs. Charlotte
and Alice Bridges. She was on
her way TO Seattle. Wash. and
then on home BY way Of Beckely,
California.
liver Aabaak. large scale dry
land farmer OF the area east Of
Brady. spen, the weekend q, his
summer home at k!owa. and was
. Reporter caller Monday. He
states that crops are somewhat
spotted in the Brady.Conrad dis.
trict this year. but his winter
wheat crop was running from IS
to 20 bushels per acre. but slight.
y under weight.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-08-20
STATE lNrER.rRleAL BOARD
TO MEET MERE AUG. 24.2s

a meeting of the lntcr.Tribal
MontanaPolicy Board will hold a
two: day meeting in Browning
OH tuesday and Wednesday Of
next week. it is announced this
week BY Dave Higgins. chairman
of the board.
Representatives from the
seven tribes of Montana. and the
landless Indians, will attend the
meeting. The sessions will be
held III the Browning High
School.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-08-20

I0S1-Goldcn Cocker Spaniel
male dog. July 18th. near St.
Marys or Eas, Glacier. He an.
s"ers to the name of Lucky.
Family sricving loss. II find.
or will not give him up for re.
ward. will they please notify
newspaper he is OK and has
good homc.-C. o. Gage. Troy.
Montana. 8.20.ltc
FOR ReNT-Slccping room
Phone s3R; call after 600 p.
m. 820.2tp
FOR sALE-Twohorse trailer
and palamino breeding mare.
Phone 242l. o.2C.2tc
FOR SALE Hampshire and
Suffolk bucks.-Georgc Schiff.
ner. Phone 49,. Browning. lip
FOR sAlE-l have one large
range unit 70 sparc.-Gcorgc
Schiffncr. Phone 49,. Brown.
ing 0.20.ltp
FOR sAlE-l95l F.5 FORD
TRCCk-2 speed rear end
stock rack-grain box-low
milcagc-Bob Schubert. 0-6.ltc.
FOR sALE-6 room log house.
and 3 cabins In fast growing
East Glacier. Ideal for home
or business. See Mona Hunts.
berger, East Glacier, Mont.
FOR SAlE-Sct Of bar fixtures.
Bar bank. bar cases, etc. Write
Box 1927. Malta, Montana.
s.2o.3tp.
FOR sAIe-Sct Of double har.
ness. In good condition. Phone
2632. Browning. -6l3.2tp.
FOR SAIG-Walnut dining room
set;als0 one electric clothes
drycr.-Mrs. Z. A. McDouga1,
Browning. 1901.
WATER WELL DRILLING
Contact Cecil Massey at the
ChcvrOn Station between 2 and
Q PM. Browning. 6l3'3tp.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-08-20
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OF lATTER.OAY SAINTS

Elder Benjamin Mcintyre
Branch President Phone 32.M
Sunday:
Sunday School. 1870 \. NJ. at
Cut Bank Boarding School.
Sacrament Meeting at 1870 at
Cut Bank Boarding School.
Firesidc at 7:3O p. NJ.
Wednesdays-2nd and 4th:
Relief Society at 800 p. NJ.
Thursday:
Primary at 200 p. NJ.
Priesthood at 800 p. NJ.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-08-20
on EXTENDED TRIP

Mrs. Charlotte Bridges and
daughter Alice. plan to leave
Friday for months trip south.
They plan to visit Zion National
Park. Grand Canyon and Keams
Canyon in Arizona. They came
to Browning about a year ago
from the Navajo reservation in
Arizona. where Miss Bridges was
employed in welfare work on that
Indian reservation in Arizona.
They plan to visit friends in
Texas and drive into Mexico be.
fore coming home.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-08-20
METHODIST CHURCH

Friday:
300 2. M.-Choir practice.
Saturday:
lO:OO.l2:0o 4. M.-Rummagc at
the Parish House.
Sunday:
$50 \. M.-Sunday School.
1890 4. M.-Alorning Worship
Wednesday:
800 =. M.-Praycr and Bible
Study.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-08-20
Church Of the 1rsnsfi9vration
(EPlSCoPAl)

Meetings held every Sunday at
600 o'clock in the evening at
the Bank Annex.
Guild third Tuesday of each
month.
Bake sale and coffee hour first
Saturday of each month from 8
to - o'clock.
Everybody welcome.
George II. Painter. Vicar
in Charge.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-08-20
BAKE SALE

The L. d. S. Relief Society will
hold Bake Sale at Buttrcy's on
Saturday of this week, Aug. q.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-08-20

Economy Is q good watchword
for the US. government but be-.
fore you cut expenditures. you
must have an idea Of what you
can do without.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-08-20
Lille Flower Church

Sunday Masses:
Browning 7:30 & $50 am.
East Glacier 1000 am.
Many Glaciers 600 am.
st. Mary's 100 am.
Babb 900 am.
Weekday Mass ia at
Browning 7:30 am.
Fathers A. NJ. y. Gillen
Gregory Burke
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-08-20

Get off to q good start in 1864
by helping your church and &C.
lively participating In its work.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-08-20
UNUSUAL SIGHT.

Valparaiso, Indiana = Firemen
stood by idle as an old residence
went up In flames. Curious
passers.by were told that the
owner had decided II was cheap.
er TO burn II down than to sal.
wage II. The firemen were there
to see that nothing but the house
burned.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-08-20

:
Evening star., 1954-04-21
HOUSEWIVES
woRK1SSG Se GIRLS

coVPLE WANTEp 10 WORK N
HusBAND AS HOUsEMAN: Top
WAGES. ROOM AND BOARD; MuST
1--WE IN, ExPER. AND REFS. REG.
CALL u. 3-0133, ! 10 4 Pm. -22
Evening star., 1954-04-21
SITUATI0NS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT, expert. Books started
caught UP. All taxes. $50 per mo
Call .WO. 6-5964 ewes 23'
ACCOUNTANT -BOOKKEEPER, varied
experience desires position with re-
liable employer. Box 164-H. Star
BOOKKEEPER. cost accounting, pay
roll .timekeeping; conscientious, de-
pendable. JU. S-1S75, after 5
BKPR.-OFC. MGR.-F. C.. age 81, mar
ried; B.C.S. and MICS, IL yrs ex-
per-; avail. immed. Box 1851, Star.
ESTIMATOR AND BUILDER-Fa.
milar with private and Govern.
mental work, particularly FHA
USED and Public Bldg. Service
sUPT. OR CARPENTER FOREMAN;
capable. supervision all trades; ag-
gressive, cost conscious, comm. OF
resident: ref. so. 5-4Sl4. 25'
HANGER. PAINTER exper.;
work. by contract; good work. Call
MAN, 80; open for posi-
tion; years experience in ware
housing and storage. Sergt.. Quar-
termaster. corpl. recently discharged.
capable. reliable good ref. E. E
CRAUN, 124 10th st. me-. 2. D. C.
Evening star., 1954-04-21
HELP DOMESTIC
CHILDREN's NURsE-some l,h.w.

CHILDREN'S NURSE-Some Inv;
doctors family; live in; children;
to 2 yrs. We'd. every other Sun.
of: $50. WO. $4,000. -26
COOK, gh.w., fond Of children; 5h
days: Recent local references. JA.
COOK. 1st-hoor work; 1st class;
$3.50. Must live in. EN- 2-22S6,
2726 Brandywine st. NV.
COOK, g.h.w., experienced; live in,
3rd fl. room and bath. Shoreham
vic. Regent LOCAL refs; $35 per
COOK, colored, lst class; family of
2 adults; stay nights; must have
recent references. Phone AID. 2-4S71.
COOK. s.h,w, live in air r-cond. home
must must &c fond Of children: S2S wk.
COOK for a small family. which will
really appreciate good cooking and
neat quiet service. This is very
Box 195-K. Star. -22
DAYWORKER-Mon.. Wed, Fri, in
new Conn. ave. apartment; must
have city ref. EN-. 2-762S.
GENERAL .HOUSEWORK; white. with
doctors family: S135 per mo. Call
after 2 pm. DU. 7-4i62. -25
Evening star., 1954-04-21
MIscEL. foR SALE icent.l J
cont.l MIscELLANEous For sac

- New Leica, 3F, F-2:
Summicron, ctd. lens. S240. New
Grafiex, $115. AID. 2-3162. -25
CASH REGISTER. ADDING MA.
CHIMES, brand new; cash price
S135: installment price. SITS. so.
Maine ave. sw.. McCray Bldg. ---24
CASH REGISTER. electric. $65
HACKERMAN SALES CO. 941
main ave. s.w.. Mccray Bldg. --24
DAyEN0 AND CHAIR. mod. green
lamp. S12; blond, swivel top TV
table. -S12; mahog. poster bed suite
S65: 2502. Addison rd.. Apt. .. RE
psffff psf5fsf0P. RREtsE.e fftsT er,nr,ent 70 @s2 GU +
new; will deliver. ia. S-9151. 90
DEEP FREEZE. IS Gu. it,. new: will
deliver. JE, 2-0112. Pc
DEEP FREEZE. z Gu. it., perfect con-
dition; sell reasonable. Ii. 3-7161.
Evening star., 1954-04-21
HELP-WoAEN

DRUG AND COSMETIC CLERK, ex-
BRUCE 1901 4. I. ave. ."S ne. ~
|ELECTRONIC WIRING. small parts:
soldering exper. essential: excel.
working cond. Located mr.. Peace
Cross. Cali AP. 1856. ---25
FILTER. for exclusive dress shop;
must be expert on dresses and
suits; sui ss Bsst references: white 9onsly.
FOUNTAIN GIRL; exgerc;, -, good . s!s, hours, 1 s;
PHARMACY. 10th and r sts. NV.
FOUNTAIN GIRL. experienced. light
colored, recent references. CARRIER
DRUG. 1892 Wisconsin ave, OIL.
4-A90O. Mrs. Mckee. -21
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white. 1s-40 years,
poToaae Say aae nfh bRGa AgR5
GENERA iSHs lS'OVsII CLERICAL s.c " WORKER,
knowledge Of posting helpful. Tenn
porary, 3 months. chance Tor per-
maneney; Telephone DU. 7-fll5S.
HnossffEsRsE; nsfE RsElsG4ns Excellence necessary: Bart
time. $40 to $50 pm. s days a
Room, RALEIGH HOTEL. 18th and
HOSVESS-MuSt De able TO type. AL.
LLSONS LITTLE TEA HOUSE. 1901
8. .ATlington Ridge Rd.. Arl. OF.
MAID. colored. bright young woman.
for exclusive specially shop; high
school graduate or better. good
handwriting, accurate with figures;
all-around girl; references required.
Apply Thursday morning, 9:30 to
MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNI-
CLAN for doctors once. 5-day week,
salary open. DU. 7-71l7. 20.
NURSE. white, age 25 to 40. for pvt.
hospital; live in or out; refs. co.
NURSE, registered. white, for Doctors
ONCE: typing REQUIRED. Elk. 3-4455.
NURSES. practical; white, under As,
for day duty, pvt. sanitarium; near
by Nd: live in. OIL. 2-7307. -22
OFFICE CLERK. experienced. for
modern CONDITIONED furniture
store in Silver Spring. Typing nee
essafy. Good pay and hours. Pleas
ant working conditions. Apply in
person to Mrs. Knight. MAJOR
MASTERPIECES. Oil 9TH st. NV.
PIX OPERATOR with experience.
for residential hotel: good salary
plus room and board; Sundays of.
Call MRS. HARTNETT. HO. 2-910O
for interview. "a
Evening star., 1954-04-21
DESKS OFFICE

Large selection Of used wood anc
steel, SIS up; new walnut 60x3(
double pedestal. $S4.95: chairs
tables, file cabinets, etc. Shop US fol
real values. Free delivery. N. FRANK
& SON. 414 3rd st. NV. EX. 3-S974
DIAMONDS-Lady's ss Ct, S150
marauise cut. $500: lady's 2 cts.
$780,, lady's 2h cts, $3.50; lady!
3 cts. $1.095. LIVINGSTON & Co
DICTAPHoNESj isj,' transeribers ls}.
sasS. saaSefs ST. rs' s-44ss EGSa condition; g
DINETTE SET. lined oak. table, {
chairs, china cabinet, buffet: best
offer, Also Homart double fan; g.
speed. prac. new. 10. 2-9SS7. -22
DINETTE SET and camp chair,
wrought iron, 2 mos. old. Call after
6 pm, ST. 3-5973. -23
DINING ROOM SUITE. 10 pc, wal
nut; in good condition; sos. TIE
DfNETTE sET-Pure maple; 8 chair.
and extension table; suit. or 10
Sl25. LU, 1856. -21
DINETTE SET. chest drawers. ODD
pieces: reasonable RA. $4,000.
DIN. RM. SET-Buffet. china closet
good cond. III Somerset pl. NV.
DIsHWAsHER, Hotpoint. Quarters
II. Boiling Air Force Base. 10,
10000. Ext. 6SS. --27
ELEC. RANGE, Norge de luxe.
heats. deep well, auto. timer. Excel
cOnd OIL 4-Gg2S I'll
Evening star., 1954-04-21

G.H.W.. live in; young married cple
with child: modern kit; new home
=. Can a l., EN-; n n &2-s496.
rm. and bath in small modern ram.
blers Recent refs; good salary; JU
HoUESsiEfkEEpER. ESif white. fond of chill.
dren. live in; care Of boys. and 2!
wk.: other help. EN-. 2-0356. -2I
MAID. white. honest, good worker
part-time work; $1.25 hour and car.
fare. ia. S-3199
MOTHERS Embellishments in.
tereSted in becoming member Of
family anSo and live in apt; small sa5ary
NURSE, white, exper.. to care for one
under 80; refs refs. rev. s 5 pU. e 9.S55s. s''
live in. Thoroughly ex-
per-: care of 2 and, -yr.-old: g.h.w;;
SaTai pim. % oy' day SIsSa $sS wk'; call after
not over &c. to i've in, with semi
invalid Jewish lady. Take complete
charge; small apt, air-cond.. NV;
salary open. EN-. 2-1266.
8 and T 5; vicinity Of St rorestviiie. lie
sary. Call RE. 5-S59s. -2l
white. European pref; ex-
perienced and references; live in
doctors downtown home; small
family; other help; child care and
cooking only. ST. 3-26SS. --23
COUPLE, no children, for g.hw. and
caretaking in suburbs. Good salary
with furn. house. Ref. req. Phone
ST. 3-s4S4. Apply 1017 7th st. NV.
-25
ELDERLY LADY to live in nice home
take care of . children. ages 2 and
9; salary $50 mo. IA. 1888.
A GOOD HOME for willing, cheerful
mothers helper; general houseworh
and assist with 2 small children
upstairs room; 5-day week; S1O(
per month to start. OIL. 6-6S72.
GIRL, to act as mothers
helper; live in; room and private
bath; good food and salary; pleasant
surrounding. Phone OV. 3-2567
from Z to 9 pm. -23
NEAT. PLEASANT GIRL. experienced
g.h.w. and cook; permanent; small
family; nice house; 5 days; $2S
RA. 3-0721. -22
Evening star., 1954-04-21
SITUATIoNS-WoMEN

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. age 80;
II years one firm; one-girl of1ice
Min sal. $40. 5-day wk. Box 116-J
Star 23"
NURSE: eol9red,, experience. desires
PRACTICAL NURSE, white. available
s or 12 hrs; hospital trained. good
worker: will live in. Call NO. 1862.
RESIDENT MANAGER, z yrs exper
cutting overhead costs; Al ref.
. Box 1861, Star. 81"
STENOGRAPHER. exper., competent
desires part time, position. 20-hr
TYPiNG OR STENoGRAPHIC WORK
at home evenings; fast. accurate.
Call after $50 pm, EN-. 2-1432.
DEPENDABLE LADY, white. wishe.
position tipping. answering phone
etc. Box 39l. Route i. Clinton. Md
CoLoRED WOMAN. exper. in hoteI
and hospital cleaning. desires work
COEoRED WOMAN wants work, hos
pital aide. hotel work; older people;
sandwich girl: eXper NO. T-21 %
Evening star., 1954-04-21

bed, Hollywood bed. McReynolds
Apis, E94. 3-47o0. Ext. I'll. bet.
FURN. - washstand. $40; wicker
chair; table, basket $40; spinet desk.
seat chairs. $3.50 ca. III. 5-5929.
drspes rues. misceI dn'ns ns4o Biitmore Gsaam,
nv. AID: 4-75S0 OIL. 9-9052. --22
FURN.-New sec. soft. S1oO: blonde
sedr@ seaSea ssts sbs sS5 S ESwsS5 ESgs sSS Ssd
lamps: studio couch. co. 5-o36o.
Philco console; sew
mach. Simmons fold. bed. bed-chair
table, chairs. Box 304-K, Star. -2l
ARDEN HOSE, 25 IT,, 81; "
heavy duty. 81; plastic, 81 so. Briue
GAS a. RSEt;k RSl$ n ss,st, Ss; nv fresh air oven
4 burners. main oven. broller oven.
Priced at S45. Call OF. 4-2500
GAS RANGES. new, used: repairs;
GAS GaoTEA RANGES. III ne new! used "a installs. is
tion PEERLESS SALES CO 2235
Georgia ave DE. 2-5566
HEATER, kerosene, $4,000 BTU. e.
rooms)' Kenmore; S55. JU; O.
HOSPITAL BED. excellent condition;
reasonable. LA. 6-3S52. -22
House FULL of furniture. PERI
cond.: moving. Call JU. 7-761 bet.
D and 10 evenings. -26
IRON STAIRS in stock suitable for
back porches. You can put them UP
yourself. Also aluminium. steel and
shops. FRED S. GICHNER IRON
WORKS. 1914 cath st. NV.
LATHE. Atlas, 8 in. metal working,
complete Withstand. reverse switch,
universal chNck. milling attach
-nent. cutting tools. etc; like new;
cost $337. sell for $3.50. or make
offer: EN- 2-1245.
LAWN MOWER. good cond., 1S".:
used only one year; Just sharpened;
SIS. Call JE. 2-29e5. -23
Evening star., 1954-04-21
INSTRUCTION COURSES

LEARN TO SING in 10 easy lessons
by revolutionary new method. BASIC
SINGING SYSTEM. JU. S-1213.
RADIO REPAIR. beginners 16-wees
SEJ nv iNsTfTuiTfIE, NA. s.4sso'
ARC SHORTHAND in 6 wks. S67 so,
SIS payments; Gregg Shorthand, I0
to is wks. and individ. typing in
beginner and brush-up. TEMPLE
SCHOOL. seth Yr Ma. S-325S.
GOVT NEEDS TYPISTS and Stenog-
raphcrS NOW; excel. sal New
classes beg. and rev. courses: small
classes. Inquire MA. S-234a.
BOYD SCHOOL. cor. G and 18th
(EStab 3S yearsl
Evening star., 1954-04-21
OF VIRGINIA

MATTRESSES, excel. positions open;
day or night shifts. Apply 2003 Eye
st. NV. -2l
WAITRESS wanted. SHERWOOD FOR
EST RESTAURANT. % miles from
D. c. on new 301. Midway 5-3S11
MATTRESSES WANTED, must be over
Fl, evening hours: 6-day week: sal
ary.. S27 per week plus tips and
meals. Apply between 6 am. and
2 pm. ARLINGTON HOTEL RES
TAURANT. 1886 Jefferson Davis
MATTRESSES. part time; lunch and
dinner. Apply 1929 Conn. ave. n. w..
WAITRESS, experienced Kosher-style
food; n.r.%N good pay; g G,s,, gS9d hours Apply
WxiTRESsEsMExceilent Salary. good
tips and working conditions. Call
MATTRESSES; exper.; good pay. no
Sunday work. Apply FERDINAND'S
RESTAURANT, 1O25 18th st. DIV.
MATTRESSES, white, must be expert
RECToRs RESTAURANT. i345
WAITRESS, white: night work; ex-
perienced, neat and attractive: top
salary and tips. DANNY'S STEAK
HOUSE. 2714 Good Hope rd. Sc.
MATTRESSES needed rs we Start
shows again.. Friday. saturday and
Sunday. Apply after pm, CLUB
LaCONGA. 9412 Baltimore blvd;
Evening star., 1954-04-21
SITUATIoNS-DoMESTIc

WOMAN, WHITE, cook. housekeeper;
city or summer resort; from IL am
3 pm. 934 Eye st. NV. 90"
WOMAN wants work, baby sitting
10. 2-693S.
WOMAN. colored. desires Job, part
time. cleaning or g.h.w., ,TU. 2-5342
A YNG. Christian lady desires child
references. DE 2-5697. %"
COLORED GIRL wants child care:
5-day wk; live out. Ii. T-1199
COLORED GIRL wants child care:
Inv. 8 until 3 pm. Mon. through
Fri. DI. 7-l39I.
COLORED WON. des. part-time wk.
from . through dinner; exper., plain
coIoREEiD WOMAN desires GSs0, full time
g.h.w. or days work. DU. 7-0049.
GIRL. colored desires. full time work
%ad WoMxN sTps rsfs Wishes IA asys sSSs SSsf
good refs CO 5-555l
Evening star., 1954-04-21

PEWTER SET. pieces, S-pieee an
tione silver tea service; some other
ing apparel sizes 42-44. Millinery.
handbags, also. Call MR.. HAY.
Evening star., 1954-04-21

PIANO, baby grand. $3.50 or trade for
spinet: boots, with trees. Jacks.
hooks. -.JE 2-2504. --26
PIANO. baby grand. mahogany. good
condition. reasonable price. CO. 81
Evening star., 1954-04-21

LAWN, MOWER, Jacobsen Manor o1,,
"a h.p.; used times; excellent
condition. original price. S19S: will
sell Tor S125. KE. S-6536. -22
LAWN MOWERS sharpened and re-
CONDITIONED. So each, at 2722 RAN
doiph rd.. Wheaton. Md. Lo. 5-49lS.
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LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT Permutit
pacity: Keeler l54-h.p. fire tube
boiler with Iron Fireman stoker.
ARROW LAUNDRY a. DRY CLEAN
ING. 1901 H st. me-. Ii. 6-930l.
-2b
LIVING RM. SUITE. with slip COW
ers; walnut vanity dresser, lge chest
drawers. OIL; 2.1943.
pendale with slip covers, SS5 Apex
washer. auto. pump. 3 yrs. old. S35.
AP. 1896 or WA. 7-10S5. --22