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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-08-26
Flu HAIL INSURANCE
MAKES PROGRESS

"The Farmers Union crop-hail in
surance is in healthy situation in
Montana for the first year of opera
tion," said N. J. Lynne, Great Falls,
manager of Montana Farmers Union
Insurance Agency, July 20.
AS of July 8, $689,OOO in Flu crop
hail insurance has been written in
the nation, the Montana insurance
man pointed out. North Dakota, he
said, led the nation in premiums
amounting to 1925, 900 and Montana
was second with s123,0O0 in premi-
ums as of that date. Minnesota was
third with $4,000 in premiums writ
ten. Lynne said he expects Montana
to reach $4,000 this year. Most of
the coverage in the Treasure State
is well scattered over the farming
areas.-MFU NEWS.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-08-26

The United States has paid $4,000
to AZ major undercover informants IN
81 months, including the turn-about
Harvey Matusow who sailed through
Montana in 1852 under the wing OF
Vic Overcast and Republican com
mittees.
I wasn't any more impressed by
Matusow's turn-about than | was by
his original stories, except to have
my suspicion confirmed that the
"dupes" weren't all on one side of
the fence, and that the "dupes" that
paraded Matusow up and down the
state were victims of the very thing
they were saying they were against
Communist tactics.
Be that as it may, it seems when
"informers" are paid (and one re-
ceived as much as $4,000 in II
months) the ring of sincerity might
be dulled by the thud of the dollar.
In July a group of youngsters in
Glendive gave a home-circus per-
Torrance at which they collected
$7.05 An annual affair, the perform
ers in the past had divided their
profits for individual use, generally
ice cream and candy. But this year
the kids decided to turn the money
over to the Montana State Training
School at Boulder
They received thanks from DR..
Westwell and Governor Aronson and
/ am sure they must have had great
deal of personal satisfaction in their
endeavor.
Following receipt of the gift DR..
Westwell wrote Jack Danciger, oil
magnate from Texas who had visited
Helena during the summer and Mr..
Danciger sent back a matching
amount to be credited to the Glendive
nome circus group, making their con-
jribution total $14.10.
DR.. Westwell is now trying to pur-
'hase for the Boulder children a |
merry-go-round, and it |
must be purchased from funds other
han the budget for -unning the in
titution. Helping to give the Boulder
ids a merry-go-round should be
omething that would appeal to kids
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-08-26
iva REPAYS BOND ISSUE "a YEARS
AHEAD OF SCHEDULE

Twas money to redeem the
bonds and interest came from the
sale of IVA power, which it sells
wholesale. Fifty-two rural electric
systems in the sevenstate IVA area
depend on IVA for their entire
wholesale power supply.
In 1854, the So rural eIectrics
paid $11,87O, $50 to IVA for g.
377,O97,317 kwh-an average 4.99
mills per XVIII.
The original IVA Act of 1888.
authorized IVA to issue revenue
bonds for expansion purposes. In
1889, when IVA made it's last
bond issue, Congress gave its APP
prevail, but restricted future IVA
bond issues.
In the recent first session of the
o4th Congress "a plan was sub
mitted by IVA to institute self
financing plan. IVA would issue
bonds to raise capital for expansion
OF its power capacity, but not any
geographical expansion.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-08-26

KNOXVILLE, Tenn.-(NRECAl
The Tennessee Valley Authority
last month made the final $14-
million payment to the u. S. Treas
ury on a $65-miliion bond issue.
The payment retired the bond issue
fourteen years ahead of schedule.
IVA officials said that the final
S14-million payment of the 1885
1889 bond issue retired all out
standing bonded indebtedness of
IVA. In addition to the $65-mii-
lion, officials said that IVA paid
over $40, 100000 in interest on the
principle of the bond issue.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-08-26
CAN YOU TOP THIS?

The HELENA INDEPENDENT RECORD, that sterling
sading of the Anaconda Company in the Capital City,
Tuesday in edtora discussing the as of Soviet agriculture
stated that Russia would make far greater wedding
out nefficency by the . of free speech
and free and aggressive press :"
Strange words those black faced coming from sheet
which its editorial staff knows restricted in what
it may print is Moscow's PRAVDA
The Editor of the INDEPENDENT would do we'll to stick
to his frequent editorials trees gardening and fertilizer
rather than venurng into the great unknown Of what
sttutes truly free and press In his such
muerngs either voicng metaphor to
ngs of his heart else it's the halt leading the blind
since it's secret to anybody in the Capital City that the
INDEPENDENT is indeed vital link in Montanas Paper Cur
TAIN taken primarily by Helena folks keep posted vital
statistics concerning births Deaths and divorces and oh
the time of the year plant cabbage and
Strange editorial BLUNDERNG ON!
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-08-26
I3 ETY. Stations Now
Building

WASHINGTON, D. C.-(CNS) -
Thirteen educational television sta
lions are now under construction,
matching the 13 non-commercial out
lets already on the air. Together
they'll have total potential audience
of As million people. Another 100
cities have shown interest in ETY.
broadcasting, the National Citizens
Committee for Educational Television
says.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-08-26
Indiana Co-oDs Hire
Indian Chief

INDIANAPOLIS-( CNS) -Hoosier
co-ops are bringing an Indian chief
to the 1855 state fair, beginning Au-
gust 81, to demonstrate Blackhawk
farm machinery. They'll also exhibit
irrigation equipment, bacon type
Landrace hogs from Denmark, and
new broiler chicks developed by In
diana Farm Bureau Cooperative As
ISOLATION.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-08-26
Magnitude Of Steel Industry

If all the iron ore, coal, and lime
stone consumed by the steel industry
in one year were placed in railroad
cars and coupled together, the vast
train would be 1929 miles long or
one and one-half times the globe. 1t
would be carrying:
137,200,000 tons of iron ore,
101, 100000 tons of coal,
38,000,000 tons of limestone.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-08-26
PARTNERSHIP? WITH ME???

Then there is that glorious PART
NERSHIP the Republicans took us
into. The one, you recall that ends
up with you paying higher prices and
industry getting all the profits!
Of course your wages have gone
up. haven't they? SO you should kick
if the increase goes for higher costs
of what you buy. You're in partner
ship because that is what the papers
tell you, so wipe the unbelievingness
off your silly face.
| don't know what the percentage
of increase in your income was (after
taxes) for the first five and six
months of this year but look at what
your PARTNERS did:
MONTANA POWER CO-15% in
crease mot counting the impounded
income from the 329o-47e6 increase
granted them in 1859.
ANACONDA COPPER CO.-250%.
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD
$3.50. (The same GIN that is
taking off passenger service in Mon
tana because they are losing money!.
TEXAS (OiD CO-28.1%. (And
the price of gas still going up).
GENERAL MOTORS-5596.
To mention only few. Out of 81
companies listed by u. S. NEWS &
WORLD REPORT only 6 showed de-
creases over last year.
Under the Democrats it was
INITIATION
Under the Republicans it's
PROSPERITY!
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-08-26
Editorial
While YOU Pay Yours, and Their Taxes
POWER COMPANIES LAP UP LUSH Federal
HANDOUTS

HANDOUTS
Each year at tax-paying time Montana Power Company
makes great TODD about the of that privately
owned axpayng utility into the Golfers of many Mon
tana counties
releases carefully prepared the week
of these counties The weekes mindful OF the
juicy advertising subsidy they receive from the
pany in turn pass the glad dngs on to their unsuspecng
readers Montana Power has done again it has paid its
taxes it should be given medal!
There's nothing about the fact that neither Montana
Power other regulated utility cent in taxes The
gets the credit the headlines but actually
it the forgotten who the bill
and gets credit for so doing.
isn't the purpose this writer the moment,
to dwell on the taxfree features of private utilities Rather
interested how the financial giants who
constantly milk Montana Power other utilities catch
ing Mr.. Federal Taxpayer, in quite another
Not only do all their local state taxes and
BY the streetnspred system
wrteofs you are also permitting them to dip deeply into the
u S. Treasury for subsidies of considerable value or
details Power Companies Get - elsewhere in this
issue)
Montana Power and Montana too have Jared right
we'll the fatted calf of federal subsidies example, the
two and onehaf period ending December 30 1858 Mon
ana Power via fast tax wrteoffs which in part amounted
to interest free loans received subsidy of $206455 from
the Federal treasury Observation-Disclosures Utilities did bet
ter That utility received Federal subsidy of s4567832 for
the two and oneha period In MPCo the Federal
subsidy amounted to almost much the utility collected
from its it's 1854 property taxes the State
of Montana and its subdivisions approx S2400000)
In INDUS it's Federal subsidy that two and onehaf
period amounted to eight times much the total
paid the State and several Montana
ties IN 1854 a
Looking at couple of private utilities with which
nave
hands deep the Federal subsidy dspensar Idaho
Power Co. of Maine and Washington Water Power Co.
Idaho Power in the two and onehalf period
ceived than million dollars Federal subsidies
via fast tax of which presumably has to
convince the Federal Power Commission others of the
merits of three lowhead power instead of the public
Hels Canyon proposal for the Snake River
Should FPC favorable decision Idaho Power not be
turned that utility stands to receive
than thirty million dollars in additional Federal tax wrteoffs
subsidies
Washington Water Power, which given the Cabinet
Gorge freefornothng by the 1851 Montana
Legislature and who will be building the Noxon Rapids
also the Clarks Fork county, that
two and oneha PERIOD received Federal subsidies of
than fortyve million dollars connection with build
Cabinet Gorge and other development work carried out
by the company.
These facts you should mind you read
hear private utility burbs about the they
Not only do they but they also
the most highly subsidized business operations country
tt
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-08-26
WHAT DO YOU THINK
By GRETCHEN G. BILLINGS

anywhere. | wouldn't be surnr;so5 !.
adult supervisors to youth su I
presented it to their young demop ps
enthusiasm and Imagination n,io,La
spark drive that would bring IN a.
necessary amount and who lrro.-'o
Mr.. Danciger might match that mon
ey, too.
The GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE -
been carrying guest editorials wbioL
are to extend over months H.
and have enjoyed them very mncb
Of particular interest was tho A.
gust % editorial written bv HaI
Stearns, Editor of the HARL OWT0M
TIMES in which he took the bull h.
the horns and came out in favor 80
a sales tax.
Now Hal isn't the only Republican
that has been flushing the brnsb"
to get interest going on sales tav
but because he is a weekly editor &c
no little Influence in Republican
circles and started his editorial os
a challenge to the Democrats he hos
put the Republicans under the gnn
on the issue.
l am not the only one that reached
this conclusion after reading the ed;
torial. | have talked to Republicans
who had the same reaction.
Not all Republicans are going to
be willing to go on record publiclv
one way or the other on sales tay
Governor Aronson went on record
against it during the 1856 Legislature
and when he runs in 1856 he will
continue to be against it.
More Republicans are for the sales
tax than Democrats, SO if Democratic
party policy is against it the Re-
publican party is going to have to
go on record one way or another.
and soon.
The sales tax is going to be an issue
n the 1856 elections and again in
he 1857 legislature.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-08-26
Will Montana Legion Follow Sui
Legion Backs Workers

WASHINGTON, d. C.-The Amer
lean Legion's District of Columbia
Department adopted resolution urg-
ing the national Legion to assure
union members planning to attend
the national convention in Maimi
ssthat they will not be embarrassed
by being asked to enter hotels in dis
pute with the hotel workers union"
NOTE: The recent Montana State
Federation Of Labor convention urged
Montana Legion posts to request their
national organization to move this
years convention away from strike
bound Miami. (See VOICE, Aug. 19).
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-08-26

The Pot and the Kettle-OR ).
Evening star., 1955-05-15
hem have another, Mother they're
q Nabisco cookies

Z. FIG MENTIONS CANES :. Finest
quality figs make the fig jam golden, not
dark moist, never dry smooth
and richer-tasting. Best fig cakes you
can buy, baked only by Nabisco
Z. oREO CREME SANDWICH .
Creamiest filling of all. between rich,
chocolate-y cookies. Every ingredient
top quality, to make 'em wholesome.
,. MABlSC0 VANILLA WATERS -.
Pure creamery butter fiavors these
golden, crisp waters. Developed from
a famous old Southern recipe that's
why they taste best of all!
NATIoMAIslScUIT COMPANY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
MOTOR TRAVEL

LEAVING FOR Daytona Beach. Fla,
Mon, Aug. 8. AM. Accommodate
3 sober. responsible persons. Ref
erences. Call DE. 2-O227.
TO ASHEVILLE, N. C., Aug. IL. viii
take l or 2. Share expenses. Phone
HA. 2-83S4 after 8 pm. g.
Fl. Worth, Dallas. about Aug. IL;
will take 2 riders: share expenses
Gail 1t BETZ. RA 3-1393.
RIDE WANTED: Any point from
Highland. Nd. to. Dept. Of Agri-
culture, Wash, via Route or
N. II, ave. weekdays. 0. to $50
Handicapped gentleman will com
penSate generously. Parkway B.
2093.
STUDENT leaving for San. Francisco
Aug. ID; take 2. share expenses
Cali AID. 2-S20s. 81 pm.
DRIVING TO DENVER, leaving Aug
IL; accommodate 2 passengers, ref
erences exchanged. Call tn. 2.
3445.
WANTED. RIDE to vic. L. A., Calf
Aug. 20: share expenses and driv-
ing, Res. Wo. 6-9145; bus. RE
WOMAN DRIVING "a Ford. Rock
land, Me, Aug. 20 and rtn., wants
congenial riders part or all way
shr. exp. No. driving. Wo. 6-0776
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07

SCIENCE ANALYST CHEMIST -
Wide experience IN searching chem
ical literature. abstraeting anC
transIating from Russian, German
and French. Desires responsible
position Box 420-S. Star.
SECRETARY, experienced, desire
sygins # ihSme .r wo o .ba;sb.nd
statistics. typing, wishes position il
busy air-eond. ONCE: wide exper
incl. law; quiet, mature. nonsmok
er good worker, notary. Avail. now
SIS wk. DU. 1000.
ISH0RT-ORDER COOK wants night
work; expeR. AID, 1858,
TRAINED PRACTICAL NURSE, col
ored. desires position; doctors ref
VARIIYPE AND IBM OPERATOR
experienced: Gay or nightwork. JU
5-624s. Call Monday s.
WAITRESS. long experience. fast
neat. confident. table service. bar
counter. fountain. Negro. 10. g.
wAITREss, exper.,. wants night
WAITRESS-Girl wants job as wait.
ress in evening. Call LU. 2-7722
GIRL, coIored. 10, desires Job Al
typist. telephone receptionist, short
hang knowledge Call SUM- Ii
GIRL. colored. desires Job as tele,
phone receptionist. Call MRS
SCOTT any time. Ii. 6-6516.
WOMAN, colored. desires child care
maid or bus girl. Ref. CO. 6-lS99
YOUNG REFINED C0LORED WON
an desires Job as reeeptionist II
ELDERLY LADY, look after school
age child; ives in: no heavy work
Box 202-R, Star.
ELDERLY LADY (active), wishes Il
be companion, day or right, tC
elderly lady, semi-inv. CT GONZALES.
cent. CO. 5-339S.
YOUNG LADY desires Job elevator
operator apt. Apt. house. 8 days vk
Call DE. 2-74S1. 1s
GRADUATE PRACTICAL NURSE
desires nursing, day or will nurse
conyalescent person: live in. TU
ELDERLY LADY, look after school.
age child; live in: no heavy work
Box 202-R, Star.
COLORED GIRL. as waitress. foun-
tain worker or short-order cook;
days work. ia. 9-035l. 70
C0LORED GIRL desires once work,
child care or cafeteria. ia. 5-S656
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
HELP-DokESTlc

Gu 81. cs 81. a,: cook sDe shT dinns s'
sisasy %k nis csii E Tn. e "a d' sun
Child CARE.L.HK.i i've in; small
salary; IA, days OF weekly. Must
be dependable. TIE. 6--O0sS u
COOK, CIV; for family Of q
Rent p ssRS% "n s. ss,1s Pt WT;
COOK eSS hot lhdus FIRE white. e..
perienced, for lady in country, sc
miles D. C.; references required
Box 1875. The Plains, W. -l2
COOK AND G.H.W., white only toi
business Ss S S SSi room no a shild 5stb
rambler; must be good cook, settles
and not over So; 500 mo. NE
S-42IS: after 9, Oh. t-4b25. LII
COOKE .H.W., kind TO children live
in. Every other week end Of Mus
have excel. refs. Good sal. 9th
CIV COOKING. white, rve-ln
dren Weekday every other Sun
OF Responsible, pleasant person
CIV, stay nights. SIS per week;
nice bsmt room and bath must
have. recent refs, WO. $3.50.
G.H.W. and cooking white woman,
live in. air conditioned; good pay
OIL. $685., Tues. after 9 am.
CIV, o days week, Bancroft
Terrace, must be experienced. have
recent references and health card
Prefer older woman. Box 273-S.
star,
G.H.W., white. sleep In. small coun-
Try home; one 6-yr.-old boy. Call
G.R.w' AND CHILD CARE, / bah,
boy. Live In, must be experienced
hsye rsfsrsnss,ss.,, ,,Qo9a sslasy,. EnssCS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
DAY WORKER
Call NO. 1871.

S1u NJ. I-1lSL.
G: H.W.-Woman. colored, 5-day VIZ.
Refs. exper. North 7-3062.
CIV AND B. child o esre M intelligent sdaE,nt
Spanish speaking only. Cali Sun,
HOUsEKEiEP'ER, white, Sabotage
child. wishes position in motherlest
home or workg. mother with children
salary: pref. NV. DC. .RA: 3-671l.
LAUNDRESS, exper.. reliable. wants
ironinE and curtains to do at home.
LAUNDRESS. out or home; viii do
sitter. HU. 3-5785.
NURSE. patient leaving city. Wish
to place my excellent nurse, Avail.
Tuesday. RIA, $1,000.
PRACTICAL NURSE wishes R.h.w.,
day or night. child care. CO. s.
CHI III WANTS G.H.w. and child
GIRL. colored. wants daywork. Tues.
and Friday Al refs. Elk. 3-S6l1.
GIRL. coiored, desires Job, live in,
and carfare. DE. s-77s7.
GIRL. colored. desires e.h.w.: live
in. AL refs. S35 wk, DE. 2-664S,
GIRL. colored, desires work rs
mothers helper or general house
work. Cali Ii. 7-469l. ,.,
house work 5 days. No; 1865. :
GIRL, colored. desires job rs nurse
maid, light house duties. Ref. Ii
LADY S'V ticolored,. child care. g.h,w,,
live in. 5 days a week. Good local
refs. DU. 7-4l35.
WOMAN. colored, wants 3-deys
work eTpsTieneed and dependable
WOMAN. eoiored. desires lob !do-
mesttel; 5-day week; baby sitting;
excellent refs. Ii. 4-2707.
YOUNG LADY, college grad. white.
wishes to share home with refined
family in exchange for baby sittins
ewes; pref. committing dist. G. w.
Univ Box 1905, Star.
SETTLED COLORED WOMAN wants
DAYS WORK BY colored woman
with hrst-class references. AID.
CAPABLE, EXPER. WOMAN wishes
morning work. hrs. 9-l also full
days. very good ironer. no. 2-56s3.
RELIABLE LADY desires child care.
liEht dutiassS; moderate salary
NE2T' co26RED WOMAN desires
morning work or day work; refs
GIRL wants job. 6 days
week: Child care or s.h,v. Wa
c S1yfg GIRL wants maid or
time. Rel. LIZ. 2-s776,
C0LORED GIRL desires g.h.w., IRON
Ing good refs; transportation' au.
~
coLoRED GIRL d desires elevator
operator tlicensedl o. store maid:
ref. Call ANNA. Ii. 1884. s.
COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w.. full
or part time. Good references. Call
Gladys, Ii. 7-30S5.
COLORED GIRL desires Ink. work
and care OF children. WA. 5-9297.
COLORED GIRL. neat. experienced,
desires days work as cleaning,
Monday through Saturday. LII. A.
COLORED WOMAN wants plain
cooking. child care or days work.
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HOUSEKEEPER, white. middle-aged
/. care for two adults; live In. ia
2-0236. -
HOUSEKEEPER for employed eple
small son and grandmother; 6hs.
day wk.; live in. country home: al
mod. equipment; excel. salary TO
right person. Herndon 267-J. -
HOUSEKEEPER. white. live In up
stairs rm., modern country home
Washington area. 3 children. Sal.
airy open. Call WA. 1887 Mon
day or Tuesday. -
HOUSEKEEPER, white. 25 TO IS. Il
live in. Nice mod. rambler. Chevy
Chase area. $50 wk. to start work
s 81 sept : in family Box '7o-s
HOUsEKEEPER, white, middle aged
for motherless home: daughter :
years old. Someone who needs q
HOUSEKEEPER-CoOK. care Of f'?
small boys. Small house. Expert
enced only. References. Live in;
E SS2; W S7s7st lo,o,.1 =, ,,,,.
Of 3 children and s ag In Ma;
gao and !, whitehall s-ss54. -
MAID, live in, 70 care for children
srid housewoTk. for working mother.
MAID, gen., live in, Al refs. REG.
su ss.,i;l p an ssdss Salary open
MAiD-G.H.W.I care i child: live
beral time on. Gail Oh. 2-s65s
MAID. shy. new home, s. Afi.
full or halliday every day, 6-dAy
ykS Only best refs. need apply. or
MAID, 1ood 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
i 1873 s d5ssr7afd st. Embassy s .9st'.'
Church Motor z Court Mf.t SOL s. ne wash ASH
s tGpggsSn d6vEhkNhEssss,u ris IN: W. a. mus,
% at. able e trH E.s:r; children asss
CURED isd State ee saaie slsEsnes' F Fe
interview. apply Box 215-M, Star
GIRL to do cleaning in small nur-
sery school; under As, not heavy;
must have refs: Salary open. Apply
9ool Rigs I'd, Hyattsyille. Md !;
G mi az day' 81 SUN ana. ifte e.; Pm
ersl Housekeeping duties; ) days.
beautiful new rambler overlooking
Potomac. Phone 10. 7.s2O4. -
WOMAN for child care light house
YORK; 81 5Isay week. live out; s96.
WOMAN. white. settled. middl,
aged, to 1--we in take care home and
family. Good home; Small h0U Weeks Is
salary. Nd. suburb. Box 1865
WOMAN. white, sh.w. and care Of
child; 25 TO 40 years old; live in.
YOUNG 81 NsGiStMti1DowE R with q school.
s ssed 10y Ws neeo dy rf oT
in nice air conditioned home. Room
and board. small salary, good Sc
eurity. AP. Lap.
WHITE WOMAN, for general house
work; . in family; live in. EN-. q
Elderly WHITE LADY. live in nice
home. g.h.w, care Of 2 children;
parents work: 500 mo. JE. 2-4642
SETTLED COLoRED WOMAN. i,y,
in; assist In g.h.w., child care: nc
cooking: other full-time help EN-
ployed pleasant upstairs private
room room end bath; bh-day week. EN-
WHITE WOMAN, middle-aged OF
over. 10 live in; Inv. care for cid.
efiy lady; small salary. UN. 4-04ls
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN to live in,
care for children and Ink; salary
SOMEONE TO GXRk FOR . small
children. prefer middle aged lady;
6-day week; must have refs. Call
sat. and Sun, between 8 and o;
Ii, 6-1424 -
Cpl E.-Wife, g.h.w. for 2: husband
TO be otherwise employed. in exch
c 81 M FL 2LxpGH 7s Il sb.,. non. e.
small salary for light housekeepinf
and child care. BU. 2-266S. -
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SITUATioNS-woMEN

ACCOUNTANT OFFICE MGR. ex.
perienced: responsible. permanent
only prefer 8. 8, or suburban Nd
MISS DAVIS. ME. s-6359, week.
Baos8kKEEPER desires to work with
small set OF books or as assistant
full or part time. co. 5-03S6.
lEDITOR. REsEARCHER YounI
woman with BACKGROUND in pub.
fishing, research, public relations
writer, editor, Phi D., seeks chal.
lensing creative position. Writ
Box 2bb-R, Star.
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near Greyhound busline' $50. Boz
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PRACTICAL NURSE. day or niah,
work. Best Of references. Ii. B.
PRACTICAL NURSE tcolored, wishes
daywork or by the week. Ii. g.
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old IL yrs. exper. in project sell
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4ifsf .Pat, and/or sun. work. pr
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MANTCIIRIST, white. 5a days; good
salary: JU. 9-5614.
MASSEUSE, experienced. Fun or
psTt time. 8 days. 1929 p st. NV.
6nd foor IL