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were not so severe as to visibIy affect
the livestock having access to an abund-
ant supply of range feed.
Several shrubs were also tested for
nutrient content. These shrubs, particu-
larry greasewood and winterfat, proved
to be palatable to livestock during the
winter and also contained more pro-
tein, PHOSPHORUS and carotene than did
the grass at this time. Stockmen should
reserve for winter use pastures which
have good stands of palatabIe shrubs
The Agricultural Research Service of
the us. Department of Agriculture
and the Agricultural Experiment Sta
tons of the IL western states have I'M
der way a cooperative project on the
control of undesirable shrubs. The
Montana Station has been assigned the
responsibility Of determining the germi-
nation characteristics of big sagebrush
seed. This information will be useful in
developing a better understanding of
how big sagebrush infests ranges. This
knowledge is expected to be the basis
for better management of ranges sub
ject to big Sagebrush invasion.
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BEEF CATTLE RESEARCH
Irrigated Pasture

Beef production in irrigated pasture
has been studied for the past four
years. High grade yearling Hereford
steers were placed on irrigated pasture
in May and taken off pasture in Octo-
Der. Some steers were settled a mix
ture of two-thirdS barley and one-third
dried molasses beet pulp and the other
steers received grass only. Supple
mented steers gained about pound
day more than the non-supplemented
steers.
The carrying capacity of the pasture
was increased when the concentrates
were self fed. The self fed steers were
sold as slaughter cattle grading good to
choice at about 900 pounds whereas
the on-supplemented steers could be
sold only as feeders weighing about $50
pounds. 1t was found to be more profit
able to feed concentrates even after the
cost of the feeds were deducted, as the
returns for each acre were increased
so per cent. No other costs were de-
Quoted.
This indicates that steers weighing
$50 pounds in the spring on pasture can
be fattened profitably when supple
mented with concentrates.
During the 1854 summer grazing sea-
son, some steers were put on self
feeders when turned on irrigated pas
ture and another lot was put en- self
feeders July l and the third lot, the
self feeders were not put in till Aug. |.
Indications are that it may be just
as profitable to self feed only during
the last half or two-thirds of the graz
ing season as to self feed throughout
the entire season. It is hoped that
through this study we can determine
the carrying capacity of irrigated pas
ture when supplements are self fed at
different periods during the seasons and
determine the most profitable time
during the grazing season to supple
ment.
The Department has some coopera-
tive studies with the Agronomy and
Soils Department and the us. Depart
ment of Agriculture involving not only
irrigated pasture but also dryland
grazing studies at the Fort Ellis farm.
The irrigation studies involve such
grasses as % smooth bronze with al
falfa, ~ orchard grass with ladino
clover, CD Troy blue grass with birds
loot trefoiI, "a Huntley mixture, and
80 modified Huntley mixture. Addi-
ionaI irrigated pasture studies with
fertilizer treatments were started in
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treatments involve various applications
of nitrogen and phosphate fertilizers
during different times of the year.
In the dryland grazing study at Fort
Ellis, there are five grasses used, lie.
intermediate wheat grass, standard
crested wheat grass, tall wheat grass
pubescent wheat grass, and Sherman
big blue grass. It is hoped that out OF
these studies we may be able to deter
mine which of these grasses are the
most desirable for the area.
Mineral Nutrition
Mineral nutrition has been prob
lem in Montana for many years. Sever
al years ago studies were initiated to
determine the effect of PHOSPHORUS
deficiencies on the growth rate OF cat
tie. Work was done primarily with beef
calves.
It was found that when the ratio of
calcium to phosphorus was proper, lie.
2 to 1 or thereabouts, that the livestock
did considerably better than when the
ratio of calcium was much higher. On
one lot of calves that was fed phos-
phorus deficient ration, it was found
that it required three times as much
feed to make pound of gain Gas when
the proper ratio was maintained). It
was also found that in lot that was
just on the borderline of being deficient
l. n0I
was increased considerably, it seemed
to have the effect of locking up the
available phosphorus causing that par
ticuIar lot to respond about the same as
a strictly phosphorus deficient group.
The effects of trace minerals and
phosphorus on the utilization of urea In
winter ratiOns for beef calves has been
studied. Calves were individually fed
rations bearing source OF nitrogen
(urea or soybean meaD, trace minerals,
and phophorus for approximately six
Calves fed urea rations did
not gain as rapidly as those fed soy
bean rations, however, when trace min
erals Cobalt manganese, and copper)
and phosphorus were added, there were
no significant differences in gains.
Steers fed rations adequate in phos-
phorus made significantly greater gains
than steers fed rations low in phOs-
DhOruS.
Heifer calves were used in study
where half OF the rations were supple
mented with soybean oil meal and urea
and half were supplemented with only
sOybean meal. Cobalt and active dry
yeast were added to half of these ra-
ions. Little difference in gains due to
.ations was observed.
The effect of levels of fat and vita
min A in wintering rations were stud
ed recently. Greater weight gains and
greater liver storage and vitamin A
rave been made by heifer calves fed
ow fat, high vitamin A rations. Heifers
ed high vitamin A rations in the feed
OF have made greater gains than hei-
ers fed low vitamin A rations.
Breeding Methods
The improvement of beef cattle
through breeding methods has been
major project in the department for
many years. The beef breeding herds
re being handled to determine the
est methods to use in improving the
2ffIo for oh of ooonov,nic
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Livestock Research

Continued from page sss
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Buy This Breeding
At THESE SALES

SKDNEY-6 Bulls and / Heifer
GLENDIvE-6 Bulls and / Heifer
DICKINSON, N.D.-ShOw window
SALE A Bulls
MILES CTTY-Range Ball Sale
Balls
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18 Good YearIing Range BULK
Xeariing HELPERS
AND ABOUT NOV. 18TH @
80 Bull Calves and
80 Heifer Calves will
BE Ready for Sale
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As service to TINS WEEK readers who advice about
education the American Medical Association booklets
published this They designed fit the needs of age
groups indicated titles Sendorder WEEK
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on the market. 1t is surprising how quickly
self-consciousness disappears through
reading aloud to ones self or to the child.
II takes little practice, Of course, but the
effort IS slight and fully rewarding. There
ID no better way to overcome inhibitions
than to talk about them.
Verbal instruction Of the older children
on details Of reproduction ! can recon-
mend only for parents who can discuss
the subject with ease. Where adult shy
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ness persists it may be well to let the
youngster acquire the information through
reading either by himself, or preferably
under competent adult guidance.
However, what parents say is not nearly
as important in this type of education as
how they behave toward their children.
Thoughtfulness, consideration, kindli-
ness, all inspire confidence in the family
groups and create a basis for mutual
understanding between the members.
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ROOMS FURN.-Mp. & VA
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

LARGE FRONT light housekeeping
room, near bath. RE. 5-6l63. 7'
STUDIO RIM, porch, yard. clock
radio, TV. african matt. SO
$I6. 2147 , NV. Elk. 3-6633.
18th ST. NE. sSls-LarEs. md
nOor frpnt Tm.. Ice. closets, refsr..
single. La. 6-24S2. -
SIG 18th ST. S.E.-3-rm. apart
msnt, d tggnishsd: housekeeping;
LARGE Ink. ROOM, for ! or 2
people; detached house. CO. g.
1l7S. -
Lady only; S35 mo. 1888 Newton
st. NV, NO. 7-4627. tn. 2-2952
JUST THE WAY you like 1t. Large.
clean. cool; refgr.. sink, hot plate
SIS week. Also l for $l4 q week.
1915 Goth st. NV. 3
1866 QUE ST. N.W.-1 room. kitch-
en- and private bath efficiency: will
rent by wk. at S11.25. %
COLORED-N.W.- and neat
television. washing mach. nicely
furn. ::enr 9th and n Y. ave. Apply
11l6 9th st. NV. HO. 2-7967. -
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FARM and GARDEN Gent,
MISCELLANEOUS ron SALT / EARk

soddinE and grad
Ing, blue grassing 26c per square
I'd zoe delivered. tn. 2-0s65;
FORD fRAcToR AND MOWER.
S see o saa hay s1 see psr se Ss
hvered: chain saw, Nah. 3h hp..
very good condition. $3.50 or best
offer: locust posts, saw faced, 100
more or less, 35c each. delivered;
rub5er-wheeled wheel barrow, used
very little. SIS; horse glow and
fssess any ser sSaf .cee aalsie' DUR
P ksHA oi EISISG TRACTOR. s h.p.
with 36-in. rotary mower. Like
new. Reasonable. ~. 9-3o76:
Tor SOIL, highest quality: deiiv-
Sssdns l On P s.t.S Sss g. g. &c.
FREE fSsTGR2@Abou. e5 aef /
l mile from Groom. Nd. This Is
legitimate offer to anyone inter-
ested In pasturing horses and FOR
cattle. This offer will hold good
from the present time until approx.
s ss: cal can 1 Ss 7!s47 ins aa vs.
FSoST-END LOADER, Dearborn
standard, for Ford ''S'' and tractor.
complete with hydraulic cylinder on
bucket; 500. Ju. 9-68Sl. -
TOP soIL-Very good. rich top soil
for lawns and greenhouses; very
reas. Call 10. S-4B33. -I9
TRACTOR, 5-h.p. David Gradley,
with BriggS g. Stratton motor.
sickle bar, riding sulky. pillow.
disc cultivator, new tires; $3.50.
Fairview 2-4OS4. --8
4oc dozen. Other vssstablss. Bring
TRACTOR, John Deere. B. with
cultivators. $500; also pillow, har-
rows, etc. Come, see, and offer.
2 B. RoBERTsoN. Waldorf. Nd.
TREE REMOVAL. pruning topping,
trimming; D C.. Nd; free esti-
TOPsOIL SALE. 2 tons delivered
locally. SIS; additional chg. for
distant del. RE. 6-66O4.
BULLD0ZER for gradinE. excavat-
Ing, land clearing: free estimates
Call UN. 1883: night. AP. z
TOPsoIL, from dairy farm, very
rich. Sir for 6-yard load; del.
within 8 nj. JE. 4-3116.
SOD WANTED By ACRE. CALL TU.
S-Vooo'
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HELP-DoMEsTIc Coat

MAID, good with children: young.
neat appearance: live in; lovely rm
with pvt shower. Plain cooking,
GOOD salary. Al refs. OIL. 4-5272.
MAID: must be exper.. with local
refs, to care for well-furn. apt.
1913 Harvard ST.. Embassy ants.
MAIDS. white. to work ct the Pals
fngton ST., Fails Church, Va. -
NURSE -GOVERNESS, live IN: must
be able 70 travel; 2 children. ages
4 and ~. Recent references re-
CURED. State qualifications. For
interview, apply Box 215-M. star
GIRL to do cleaning in small nur-
must have refs. Salary open. Apply
Q00l Rigs I'd. Hyattsville. Nd.
Sat. all day, Sun. after 2 pm. -
GIRL-care Of small boy and gen.
eral housekeeping duties; 5 days.
beautiful new rambler overlooking
Potomac. Phone 10. 7-S204. -
WOMAN for child care. light house
work. S-Say week; live out; SIS.
WOMAN. white, settled, middle
Ssry 70 aS Ss s rort a1rs a aSuss an N
family. Good home; small weekly
salary. Md. suburb. Box 456-S,
Star. -
WOMAN, white, gh.w. and care of
child; IS to 40 years old: live in.
.IU. S-9442. -
WHITE HoUsEKEEPER-cooK in
need Of good home. under 55, live
in: children, parents work;
eompl charge; ga days. S25 wk-;
refs; JE. 2-4642. -
COUPLE, white, man employed; help
part time: wife for maid for room
and board plus salary. AID. 2-5754
eETTLED COLORED WOMAN. live
in; assist in g.h.w., child care: no
cooking: other full-time help en-
ployed; pleasant upstairs private
room and bath; 51a-day week. EN-.
wHiTE WOMAN. middle-aEed or
over to live in: Inv. care for eld-
erly lady; small salary. UN. 4-O4ls.
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN to live in.
care for children and Ink; salary
open; HE. 4-6395. -
aoMEONE To CARE FOR . small
children, prefer middle aged lady;
6-day week: must have refs. Call
sat, and Sun, between 5 and 8;
CPIE.-wife, s.h.w. for Q: husband
to be otherwise employed, in exch
for apt. OIL. 2-9173, -
COUPLE: man cook preferred: lst-
class; recent references, Box 349-
NJ, Star
C0L0RED LADY to share home and
small salary for light housekeeping
and child care. LII. 2-266S. -
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slTUATioNs-woMEh

PRACTICAL NURSE. colored. de-
Sires nursing convalescent, or part
time. ia 9-S257.
ETAONIds- THAROIN sHRDLU ET
PRACTICAL NURSE wants job with
children, invalids or doctors Of
nee; city refs; liv out. LII. g.
7425. -
PRACTICAL NURSE, exper. pref.
work In Arl. or Fairfax Co.. has
own transp. DU. 5-942l -
REAL ESTATE SALESLADY, 81 yrs.
old 10 yrs. exper. In project sell
ing and general brokerage. plus ad-
ministrative background interested
in locating with builder, sales plus
once work Box 229-R. Star. =
TOUNG LADY desires Job elevator
operator apt. Apt. house, B days wk.
Call DE 2-74S1.
Yong WOMAN desiresc q Job clean
ing offices or operating an eleva-
tor. Call RE 6-7295.
COLORED GIRL. as waitress, foun-
tain worker or short-order cook;
days work. ia. 9-035l.
COLORED COOK. short order, guest
house or boarding house. CO. B.
QEE1
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APIS. EuRNIshEp-p.c.

APIS. EuRNISHED-D.C.
1914 NEWTON ST. NV. lvhitel-
3 , and md, lrS Ss9 a gtS furnishes fur ssd
' iarn. apt, ssiass,;7b ,utils' mel
Cow, to transp.. shopping. schools
sEE2o6 6sS1 aGSSfs, 1901 c.lv.r. St .i Nv.
Elevator; ] bedrm., liv. rm.. kit,
bath. EN-. 3-9077
1926 18th NV. 1870 Ga. ave-
and 3 rms. XII. bath, ptilss Sl7.690
LOVELY EFFICIENCY, SIS: 1 bed
rm.. $50; utils. incl. Agents. 1874
Columbia I'd. NV, AID. 4-2Ob9.
1898 Y ST. s.E.--Liv. rm., bedroom
kitchen and bath. Entirely private;
S6S mo Ii. 7-4413: II no ans.
, Gs e i7sS sr. N.w.-c.ntr.liy -e 10.
Gated; rms, kit pvt, bath, utils'
F 1RslSefs' so Of; KEY APT. noT S
Completely furn. -apts. bv dav OF
1873 belmont RI. N.w,-a rms.
kit. cony. location; 500 mo-;
couple only. AID. 4-917s. 8
CAPITOL HILL. 30s 2nd st. Sc
din rm;; KIT. bath; 500 psr mo.
al Tsi p S'Hsex sO- 81. Me-, Apt. B.
Beautifully furnished duplex incl
piano 3 exposures. End floor, Newly
decorated Q Ice. rms, dinette, kit,
bath: also Ice. screened porch. Oil
heat hot water incl. In SSb, sTEU-
ART BROS, INC. DI. 1884. DI
1866 CALVERT Of. NV. mr.. 18th
and Columbia I'd. and Shorshan
Hotel--Efic. or l-bedrm. apt: .ele-
vator bldg. See janitor on premises
-
EMPLOYED PARENTSl Attractiy,
club plan home offers rms. apis
reas.; child care. meals, laundry
lGs. lawns; free park. NO, 1901
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ROOMS FuRRIsHEp-N.w.

1909 CRITTENDEN ST. N.w.--sin-
cow. transp. RIA. 6-5309. %
Sc A DAY per person. ll01 18th NV.
4 4ttSss sEl. ao dSls rms; s = s5 up.
rs xaSf isss h 81! S.w P former 1Ss' en-
bassy-First-f moor single room with
running water. Only $3.50 wk
l7ss p ST. NV. The Dupont
Manor" - Unusually large single
room adjoining bath: S. VIZ. %
1885 QUE ST. NV, The Kennert
-only, S6.25 wk. for real nice End
1 Z sin S6E f0s sT. x.w.-Ttr.d Of .
drab rm. Want new modern furn. :
Soft earpetsp Free TV in every nm. ?
Sgle. SO: dble.. sis wk. Call DU
7-330l after 6 pm. S
RELIABLE LADY, to supervise chill
dren, from to $50; live in II
possible IN essehhssEnss for room and
Mr.. MseARTHUR BLvD,-sinRle rm.
Adult family: quiet house, Ink;
1875 18th ST. NV. 70 Business
women. sgle. and dbls. rms; clean.
beaut, furn.. mod. baths. NO. =
cHEvY CHASE. n, C.. sa2s MOrri-
IL,
home. no parking problem. wo.
COM SlsSi' AVE, near shor.ham--Ls..
1920 studio rm.. adj. tile bath,
daily maid; pvt. entr..- pvt. park
ing: l-2 persons. no. 2-63S4. -
FRONT MASTER BEDRM. with pvt.
bath, $50 per mo. ia. a-0664. -
LARGE STATELY MANSION. has
several beautifully furnished. re-
EtuAla rnnFne rannArt{uN
bath. for discriminating gentlemen
Parking facilities; maid service,
IA, AZ ! 1919 ~ Nv. "rHr CHURCHILL
single room, run. water: maid
service: 81 week UP. NO. 7-9s6s
Oox !ys s,; . ssa5m, ma M :,
ACROSS sTATLEER0Larse corner
rooms, ttin beds. adjacent showers:
single. 81; dbl, S12. 1901 X ct. Nv
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Room for
gentleman: use Of kit. DE 2-ol 30.
IN PARK. aO44 Pierce Mil rd.-9
small rooms, l person: ground level
private entrance and bath; cool
clean, comfortable: $40. AID. A.
ROOM AND BATH in quiet. pvt
home at send and Wis. ave. NV
Garage: kit, privileges. telephone:
blk. to ,streetcar and bus: for re-
e afd .r lsdy k 4 s .nsslssspIsnft .s sePt
MASTER BEDRM.. nicely furn..
leges RA. 6-b467. -
r ST. N.w.-Rm. in rear with
porch; quiet man preferred: s3t
month. DU; 7-71sa =
i347 L ST. N.W.-Nice large room
for gentleman: convenient location
cHEvY crHAsE-Room and board
for reliable lady in exchange for
caring Tor children to 2 Pm
SO sHEsRfiDAN ST. N.w.-conv
trsnsp. nicely furnished room
reas.: lady or couple. RIA. 6-4239
1918 18th ST. NV sinsle, 81:
| Ice, double. facing 18th St; both
mr.. bath, CO. 5-3527. I'D. 2-gs7l
STUDIO ROOM. gentleman: running
water, semipyt. bath: mr.. Statler
Ewes, OIL. 6-6s14. MA. $1,000.
KENNEDY ST. NV. 14os-Lge
Ice. closets: lge. yard and porches
lndry, and refer. privils.: sun deck;
girl; $50 mo. -
BASEMENT is cooler, refgr.. srill
CLOCK radio. TV. air foam matt
closets; pvt. home Lady. M. shop.
and trapsp DE 2-9154. IS
VERY CLEAN SINGLE ROOM with
pvt. bath. 3 windows. New Holly
wood bed. 1919 18th st. NV. Is
1904. N. II. AVE. NV. mr.. Dupont
cirele--Nice, clean: single room.
1914 18th ST! N.W.--Elevator bldg
desirable. redecorated, single room
near shower; So wk "a
MT. PLEAS. SEC.--Lge.. pleas. rm,
hot plate. refgr.. laun prtvils.
unlim. phone; gent. CO. 5-3T3l
EMERY-GEORGIAN HOTEL
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slTuATIoNS--AEN

COOK for private family and care
taker. Best references. Ii. 3-2169
after 4 pm
DRUG CLERK. white. is yrs. exper.
sober reliable. Phone HU. 3-S2s2,
-
MAN. white. experienced as ianitor
to care for small building or ofiices
area. Al refs. ST. 3-714S. z"
YG. MAN, (Spanish but citizen) seek
full oppor to work: knows cleo,
carp. refgr.. paint. has transp. 3
yrs. coll worked for Govt. YOU
MAN E., DU 7-73l6. -
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REFRIGERATOR
FREEZER
rT nCEnIITC
CLOSEOUTS

Entire stock must be moved Of new
1893 FrigidAtre, GE. Phileo, Cros-
ley. Gibson, Admiral refrigerators
ana treezers: no reasonable offer
refused. All new and fully guar.
Free DEL, free service. Open ewes
sfASDARp TIRE q BATTERY Co
10th and H NE Ii, 3-s0S2
E aanG ~ wes ting. ? Gu, e,
T TGOo s. fSnc;' 500 pool table. slS.
REFGR.. new. sas stove, mahos.
china closet: all in perfect con-
dition. JE. 3-S172.
RUG. wool green twist, ex15, al
most new recently purchased. Sa5.
VIII saer,. S45. Ju. 5-9475. 5
ables. desk models ond consoles.
reduced prices. RARE RUG SHOP,
1927 18th st. NV.
SAW. power. 10-in. Craftsman;
excel eond.. also misc. items. ia.
sAxorHoNE. new selm.r tenor:
Upper leather Chesterfield case.
with access; 1875 or best offer.
SERVICE RRI i,Si'-s STATION arrI; EQUIPMENT
Cash register, Tub. equip, battery
reas. Cali ia 6-saes' Sat and and
sun any time; weekdays after
SEWING MACHINES, singer port
sbleS. desk models and consoles.
All floor samples. carrying new
machine guarantees. Savings up to
55ec. Also vide-selection of used
elecIrics from xl9.95 UP. SINGER
SEWING CENTER. 1910 @ st.
NV. MA. S-O124. 5
SINK. new double drain, white. cost
so; will sell S2b. Dunkirk s.
BLDG, I2xs. in perfect
cond costs $500 to build. will
sell for $3.50. ~. 1886. 1927
Ga. ave. Silver Spring, Nd. IS
SOFA. new liy. rm... sleeps two. red
tweed covering; S249. new; sell for
highest price. WE. 5-6660. -
SOFA, 2 chairs, console radio. $50.
quick sale. ia. 5-l4S3. II
SOFA AND CHAIR, mohair, excel.
cond.; bedrm. furniture; rugs, 9xl2
and Sxl0; iber rugs, 8xlp and
scatter. andirous, Grapes. EN-. %
$685.. -
sPRINGs AND MATTRESS, for 2
simmons twin beds; like new. reaS-
enable TU 2-3l06.
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

ROOM IN FLAT to share with single
man or married. settled couple;
downtown vic. quiet, refined neigh
borhood; reas. rent. DE. 2-66S9.
1 OR 2 GIRLS to share apt. with
Q other girls; 18th st, NV. Phone
DU 7-I000~ Ext. 2l5.
5000 D ST S.E.-Man to share
furn. apt With man; TV; 81 week.
See ~ to 3. LU. l-0111. -
GIRL will share an apartment with
another girl: refs. IA. S-12se.
NV men will share apartment
Du 1850 before 7:4b PM
LADY OR GIRL. to share attr. apt.
with another lady; everything furn.
Convenient. NO, 1851. 5
VIC. 18th AND r SITS. N.W.-Twin-
bedrm. apt, air conditioned; to
share with employed lady Of middle
age. BOX 1888, Star. -
WORKING MOTHER, 20-30: share
sxpen Of apt. child care with an
other work. mother. TIE. 6-OOSS.
1 OR GIRLS, o. to 90. to share
1-bedrm furn. apt. with one other
girl Avail. Sept. !. AID. 4-706b.
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COLORED WOMAN to share 1-bed-
rm. apt with another woman; ne.
area: $40 mo-; all privils, LU.
3-033S -
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sUsINEss SERVICES
FIELDSTONE

The Stone Of Ages"
and protection Of Washington'S
most beautiful stone facing. Used
over any surface-insulates-
terproofs and no upkeep cost. No
down payment required. Term pay
ments arranged. Call nowi MR.
MARTIN. RE. 7-2T00, day or night
In
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sITUATIoNs-poMEsTIc

GIRL, rolored. wishes 3 days = week,
light cleaning and some ironing in
NV. Mon. Wed. Fri. Phone AID. p
7s4S all day Sat
COLORED GIRL from Va. b. school
srad mothers helper or general
housework. Live in II needed.
411o 5th ST. NV. RIA. 6-s7S5.
COLORED GIRL wants lob. 5 days
week. Child care or R.hW. WA,
5-9046. -
COLORED LADY desires work
Wednesday and Friday. Call satur-
dsv. Ii, 3-b031,
COLORED WOMAN wants plain
cooking. child care or days work.
10, 3-5066.
CoLoRED WOMAN wishes 8 days
work. HU. 3-32aS.
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ROOMS uNEURNIsHED

SINGLE ROOM: home privileges
1873 81 Tsfsi Ii KD t-S9 apt: 40
Large room for Protestant: $40
rent and share all apt. exp. No
young girls. no smokers.
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| REPAIRS end SERVICES Gent

PAINTING, PATCHING, PLAsTKR-
ING. any size job; white mechs.. 80
yrs exper. free est. Va, d. G, and
Nd Mr.. STANLEY, IA. 6-0424.
$40 and IN this week;
only 1855 sCnfast washable papers.
RA. 3-7393, JU. 9-760S.
PATCHING; new and
old low prices. Ii. 4-5S36. g.
ROOFING, all types: cutters. spouts,
general sheet-metal work. A. d.
THOMAS, WA. 7-7362.
ROOFING, GUTTERING, SPOUT
ING. painting; free estimates. Ii.
1870. -
ROOFING, ALL TYPES
REPAIRS, REPAINT-
ING. CUTTERS AND SPO TING
10. A-6775. PATKUS. OIL 4-5sOs,
Window Repair Service
All parts for steel and aluminium
windows. RE. 7-0606. Ill