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will not become effective unless the pro-
ducers voting favorably account for at least
two-thlrds OF the number of sheep or pro-
duction OF wool by volume represented in
the referendum.
If the agreement is approved, deductions
of not to exceed one cent per pound will
be made from the incentive payments on
ShOrn wool and comparable rate of deduc-
ton from payments on lambs and yearlingS
marketed with the wool on, which are made
to producers under the National Wool Act
for the four marketing years running from
April l, 1855, to March 81, 1859 These
deductions will be made by USDA and
turned over TO the council to finance the
program to enlarge and improve the market
for domestically produced wool and lamb
The American Sheep Producers Council
is governed by delegate body and board of
directors representing the National Wool
Growers Association, National Wool Mar
keting Corporation National Grange, Ma
tiOnal Farmers Union, National Livestock
Producers Association, Ohio Sheep Improve
ment Association and the Pacific Wool
Growers. montana Wool Growers Associa-
ton, Wyoming Wool Growers Association
and other state wool associations are affiI-
lated with the National Wool Growers AS
SOciatiOn)
Because of the constructive nature of the
wool and lamb promotion program as out
lined it seems likely that it will be approved
by the growers in the referendum TO be held
this summer.
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A Positive Program for Wool

WITH SURPLUS TROUBLES pIaguing
so many branches of the agricultural indus
try today, it is a relief to turn to one kind
of agricultural production that can stand
considerable expansion. The commodity to
which we refer is wool, of which Montana
and Wyoming are two of the greatest pro-
ducing states.
Wool is a strategic material under the
defense program and congress became SO
concerned over its dwindling supply that it
enacted program last year designed to
bring about a substantial increase in pro-
ductiOn.
The National Wool Act sets goal of 800
million pounds of Shorn wool production a
year. This compares with the 233 million
pound clip of 1854 AS one means of achiev-
ing this goal, encouragement TO wool grow
ers is provided in the form of direct pay
ments for period of four years.
The Department of Agriculture is also
authorized to enter into an agreement with
growers or associations of growers for adj
vertising and promotionaI purposes as a
means of increasing the demand for wool and
thus improving returns from sales of the
product on the open market.
In line with this authorization, USDA
entered into an agreement with the Ameri-
can Sheep Producers Council few days ago
providing for advertising, promotionaI and
related development activities under section
7O8 of the wool act. This agreement is sub
jectto approval of sheep and wool producers
in referendum to be held this summer. 1t
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A Plant Germ Plasm Bank

PLANT EXPLORERS of the USDA have
literally covered the globe in their search
for seed of different kinds of wild and Gull
tivated plants. Collections of thousands of
different kinds of seed have been brought
our plant breeders. Many samples of valua-
BILE seed came from areas now behind the
'Iron Curtain" and Bamboo Curtain" But
recent Investigations have revealed that
much of this valuable plant germ plasm
has died or has been lost through lack of
storage facilities or properly placed respon-
siblity In the care and maintenance of such
material.
More than third of the grain seed orig
thousands of grains, possessing various
genes for disease and insect resistance,
drouth or winter hardness, quality and yield
factors, and adaptability to different climat-
ic conditions, are lost to the plant breeders
who are seeking the various desirable char
acteristics needed to meet changing produc-
ton and processing problems.
Plant breeders are urgently trying to
develop wheats that will be resistant to
race 15B of StemruSt which has proved so
damaging in recent years. 1t is quite likely
that some of the grain seed collections which
have been lost would be valuable for this
purpose This is just one of countless ex-
ampIeS which could be cited.
Here in Montana we have a striking
instance of the value of seed importation.
Crested wheatgrass which is grown SO ex-
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emf needs would cost in the neighborhood
of 100000.
Operating costs, salaries and fund which
would permit renewing OF seed as necessary
under contract with plant breeders in the
areas where such crops are grown, would
not exceed 100000 year.
Seed specialists agree that the most suit
able place for the storage building would be
in dry, fairly high and insect-free region.
While, a number of locations in eastern
Montana would appear to be ideally suited
for this facility, the important objective is to
see that this urgently needed plant germ
plaSm bank is established somewhere be-
fore further losses of this precious seed
occur.
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MONTANA FARMER-STOCKMAN

COVERS MONTANA AND NORTHERN WYOMING
OFFICE: ala Ave. NJ. Great Falls. Montana
LESTER COLE Publisher; DON r. BOSLEYs Feature
Editor LARRY GILL; Livestock Editors EARL STEFFANIs
Billings Office
PAT GOGGINSs Livestock Fieldman p o. Box 1854; Tele
phone 92919s Billings.
Department EditOrs AMY MARTIN Rural Homes Depart
w. Stafford, Veterinary Department; RALPH
MERCER Soils BOYD ELLIS Poultry;
w. DICKERSONs Farm Mechanics; DIR. JOHN w. HOI~
LAND Thoughts Life; GILBERT GUSLER, Market
OSCAR L. Weather
MONT III. SAUNDERSON, Ranchs Farm Management FL. L.
DUSENBERRYs Irrigation.
Advertising Farm
Papers-CEICACO a. Fred TOofs National Adv. Manager
YORK 10, William 7. woodruff
Manager Fifth SAN FRANCISCO s. j.
Mathis. Manager 707 Sharon Building
Associated Audit B~~eau
Calculations Agricultural Publishers Association
SUBSCRIPTION PRICES five years.
years, 81 for year; Canada S.
CHANCES-H your
changed within three weeks after sending in
write If wish change
address, give both old postoffices
ADVERTTSING-FuI information regarding advertising
rates. etc sent application Subscribers requested
live TO bis advertising agreement.
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@1l5ea55a u; zse1 ilI70A

FOur-lane paved highways running from
coast to coast, as provided for under the
federal road program which is now under
consideration, are probably desirable from
transportation and defense standpoints.
Many farmers and ranchers, however, are
more interested in good serviceable gravel
road to town.
There is greater market demand for
meat-type hogs than for bacOn-type animals.
Furthermore, the meat-type pigs make
faster and more economical gains and do
better on the kind of home grown feeds
available In Montana. IN a test carried on
by Wisconsin Experiment Station recently,
meat-type hogs averaged All pounds of feed
per hundred pounds of gain while bacOn-
types required 466 pounds. Lard-type hogs
require more feed.
Many cases of broken hips in old people
are due to lack of enough calcium in the
diet. Doctors say that not all broken hips
are due to falls. Sometimes the hip breaks
and causes the fall. If you want to guard
against this trouble drink at least two
glasses Of milk a day.
"A cOrnbeIt farm paper suggests that the
best way to solve the wheat surplus problem
is 'for the government to buy up or rent a
lot of marginal wheatland in the west and
put it into grass" Marginal Wheatland,
however, is not limited to the west. There's
quite lot of it producing unneeded soft
wheat in cornbelt and eastern states.
A young fellow starting in farming ON
limited capital sometimes finds it best to
ook for good used equipment rather than
new machinery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23

ARE YOU FREE? We have openings
for several white women who have
spare time MORNINGS, afternoons or
evenings: no canvaSSlne; car nee
esSary. For interview. call LO. A
74S7, IA pm. IA
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CAPABLE WOMEN t5). over c1l full
or part time; old eStah, CO.. excel.
income. MISS ADAMS, DI. 7-0223.
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HELP-DoMEsTIc tcon..l

WHITE WOMAN TO care for chill
dren. and : yrs. in exchange for
$50 wk and home. Must have
health card and TeIs. Box ZOE,
Star. go
RELIABLE PERSON to take care OF
baby and apt: & INV. and COOK, live
in or stay J nights: must be healthy.
dependable and have refs: excellent
salary to right person. JU. S-3o4f.
"a
G.H.W., white. middle eyed. live in;
must like children: references. EN-.
3-S293, IL to 6 pm.
YOUNG EUROPEAN WOMAN, live in.
g.h.w.. school-age children. ironing.
other help EN- 3-6669. ga
GOOD HOME AND SALARY to de-
pendable white woman. in return
Tor care of invalid mother Light
housework. prepare evening meal
G IA 1SMfl'w E N2 TfnoKhEs White
parents work. $50 per mo. plus
room and board. Call 10. ~ IA
REFINED fiFi &c CHRISTIAN WHITE WON,
AN for Inv, care for invalid in
good home. Live in, small salary
Only ladies in family. IA. 7-0SlO
after pm. Refs, required, --25
G II W.-5-day week. Sit one eve.
Exper; and recent refs, necessary
$40. Apply; RIO Eastern ave. NV.
Apt. COZ; Georgia and Alaska ave,
G H.W. AND COOK. white. age e5
to As: exper. and reliable; live in.
For adults; good living quarters.
time of. other help employed. OIL
6-6945. IA
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MOTOR TRAVEL

SAN DIEGO, Mon, June /. Want EN-.
assist, lady driver. Share exp, driv-
MARINE CAPT, bachelor: plans w..
D. c. about June 20: drive San
Diego via N. z. Pittsbg., Det.. Chi
caao. idaho. Seattle. san Fran. L.
A Approx IA days ca. city. Any
one interested in such tour or any
part. share gas, oil, driving. write
Box 232-E. Star. 23s
NEW ORLEANS and return. take
three; leave May 20. return june 8
DE. 2-0aa5. 23'
RENO, NEy.-Refined young man.
leaving May 80, can take ! or
passengers. Call UN. 1857. 25s
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FlagStone and Stone
GENERAL CONTRACTING
G. v, ULLMER

Res: and comm. IL 4-7s7s 23'
GENERAL HAULING and trash re-
moral. reasonable rates. AUGUSTUS
MOTORS STEAM CLEANED-SPAR.
KLE CAR WASH, 1915 4th st. s.w.,
ME- S-4067
PAINTING-Guar. best workmanship
and paints on small Jobs by skilled
white painter. ia. 5-31ls anytime
CARPENTRY, repairing.
roofing. 10. 1-7402. 80
PAPERING, so and up. this week
only: 1855 SunfaSt washable papers.
P tINTING. PAPERING. waterproof
inter, exter: FLA loans avail. For
estimates. JU. 9-47G1 -
PAINTING, ext. and int; sober, white
mech; . reas. price; rs yrs. eSSger
G-Time to paint and paper
Satisfied customers for 25 years Up
to 2 yrs. to paw MR. LAWRENCE
RA GATOR " 6-S10O
PAINTING. PAPERING, PLASTER
ING. any size Job; white meehs. 40
yrs exper. free est. Va, D. C. and
Md MR.. STANLEY. IA. 5-4699.
interior and exterior;
lst-class work by white mechanic:
free estimate IA. 5-6as3s IA
PAINTING, PAPERING. SCRAPING
-7Ftrst-claSs workmanship. VIZ. done
tmmed. Mr. POAT. RIA. 3-5643.
interior. exterior; gen
repairs. K. Leake, IA. 9-24sS.
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SlTUATioNS-WoMEN

STENOGRAPHER wants part-time
work; ewes and sats. Call RE
WOMAN. wishes position
Bs receptionist companion house
keeper or governess in refined home;
fond OF children and country life,
wide business and social experience.
excellent references. Box 474-Y.
Star go
operator, desires work. Call SUNDAY.
E iip RELIABLE coIored woman.
3 days. So: ! yrs. ref Hrs. 8 to
5 pm ME- s-6SS3.
WOMAN. white. good cook. g.h.w.,
desires work ) days. S25. carfare:
Will consider living in RIA. $4,000
NURSE desires work,
night or day: good references. Call
YOuSG WOMAN, coll, bksrd.. good
appear, wishes interest. pos. 1BM
typist, PIX. real estate of. exp:
willing worker. depend. learn shhd.
II nee; S75 wk. Box COOK, Star.
o6s
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REPAIRS and SERVICES

Attic rms, earports,
porches, rec, rms. Free est Plans
fUrn. FLA financing. 8 am.-9 pm.
MARICK CONSTR. CO., JE. 3-T449.
ADDITIONS as low as s1.55O; al
lera tions. ittics and basement rec
rms. See US and save: white mechs.
only. JU. 5-lSlS, JU. g-SS9i. -o5
ALTERATIONS. porches,
jalousieS. kitchen modernized, recr.
rms, complete remodeling service
estimates free all work fully guar. F:
sECO SALES, JU. 5000. EN-. =
S149 day or night.
ALTERATIONS, attics,
porches, shelving cabinets, rec. rms.
Free estimates. 10. 2-l639. 81
Observation-Disclosures, attics, rec
rms porches; repairs of all kind
$1,000 oA
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So A DAY

In dble rms, per person Special
rates for large groups. Also weekly
and monthly rates. block off
Conn. walking distance downtown
9 blks. to White House. 1929 18th
st. NV. Elk. 3-I9l5. go
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 Va.
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1910 p ST. NV, The Churchill"-
Liv.- bedrm.. complete kit. next bath;
$3.50. NO. 7-9S6S. ~
1903 n II. AVE. NV. mr., Dupont
Circle--1st-f. Ink. I'm adj shower
Only sig wk PA
s6Is 18th ST. N.E.-Lse. 2nd-f,.
front rm., llge. closet, refgr, hot
plate, sink. Sgle, LA. 6-24S2. -26
1900 MASS. AVE. NV, THE Ken
enwalt" rm. lovely furniture,
cooking unit with refsr.. pvt. bath;
maid serv,: linen SCI wkly. go
92s G pl. NV. Vac
Lge. basement ant. SIS wk Dble.
frt. nm. Sl2 wk. Others. $3.50 up
s2i sth ST. N.w.-clean. quiet. light
e53a 18th ST. N.w.-1st n. bed
sitting rm., Ice. closets. compl. kit.
nvt. entr., Sl2,75 wk. DE. 2-l675,
UPPER CONN. AvE.-Lovely, iarse
front room, running water, refgr..
S57.. Would consider mother and
child. Day care Of child. EN-. 3-1a12,
PARK RID. 1928 - Housekeeping
room. running water, Frigidaire.
Free parking. $40 wkly. AID. 2-0T41.
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SITUATloNS-DoMEsTlc

ROOMS FOR WORKING MOTHERS
live with your children IN large sunny
rooms; all modern convenienceS; lei
US carry your responsibility: small
weekly payment takes care Of 1t all
Ii. 4-f529 81
COLoRED GIRL, experienced. rell.
able neat wants part-time evening
work; waitress or cook. RIA. 3-o277
COLORED GIRL desires work as
mothers helper. Mon Tues, Fri.
Of EG's1 WOMAN wants wants day or
nieht work cleaning, Exper. Ii Z
CLEAN. neat colored woman wants
, days or part time. Ref, III l.
GIRL desires g.h.w., child
care; city references. DE H-5449,
COLoRED WOMAN de-
sires part-time baby sitting for
working parents in an apt. AID. A.
WOMAN. Colored. wants part time
work, . TO {; references. Ii. B.
1878.
RELIABLE COLORED WOMAN wants
ghw.. 5-dav week HO. 2-42S7.
GIRL, colored, desires 5 days, g.h.w.,
child care. experienced, references.
Live out SP 3-Sl9S.
GIRL wants gh.w. Live in
or ont. SD days. Plain cook. Good
refrs. with exper., $50. TU. @-9}l5,
"a
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fan unit co nnsshed e csn Be con- con-.
yerted to oil; S35 or reasonable
offer. EN-. 3-5359. -a3
FURNITURE FOR sALE-Household
49, n. Monroe St, Arl. Va. ia.
rURSiTURE--sofabed. treadle sew
ing machine. Call JU. 5-3653 after
FuRNITiuRE-cherry drop-leaf ia
Bile: Duucan-Phyfe coffee table:
f STR fl mental hish chair attic attic
FGRNITnRE Of entire 2-bedrm. apt.
including dining rm. ia. S-5a07
FURNITURE suitable for once or
home. Cheap. Sofa. . arm chairs.
! side chair. 8 tables. RE. 1900.
- Unclaimed; bookcase
So; FRENCH chair $50; bar stool.
room buffet, 81; vanity bench, 81
stn G0,,6 bed S6e; Ls%son ehair
sofa and matching chair. $l25;
Zephyr de luxe vacuum cleaner.
Sis single or double mattress. SO.
We also do reupholstering. ref1nish-
ing cabinet work. furniture cleaned.
draperies and cornices, custom made
$40 extra chair. S17.95: sofa and
chair reupholstered $50. labor and
material included: textured material
HOFFMAN UPHOLSTERS. 2447 18th
st. NV, CO. 5-5l16. 29*
SALE---New bedrm., din.
rm. and liv. rm. Some factory close
outs and showroom samples. Modern
and traditional quality furniture at
lowest prices, resardless OF big dis
counts offered elsewhere. Compare.
STAHLER'S FURNITURE CO.
S16 18th ST NV. RE. 7-43lO
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont

r MINI es int, mr. and He SIX Isl H.
Elk tx; 3;1 osal after pm. and Sun
PAPERiNG, painting, plastering Neat
clean work, low prices. Prompt at
PAPERHANGING, painting. wall
sserapingi plastteer-pitches; Il. 3.
pLAsTER1NG REPAIRS. " new ' work
s sna pHsCi'"t o., s-s5;eos. 80
PLhSTERiNG REPAIRS, old and new
work: large and small Jobs Reas
White mech. Work guar. Ju. % "a.
PLAsTERING. no Jobs too small or
too large. Guaranteed satisfaction.
PLGMBiSGi" Ga AND HEATING. remodel.
ing, repairing: new work Condemned
houses speciality. Free est Day. ph.
Ii. 4-74dS; ewes. RA 3-6426 -25
ROOFING, all types; cutters, spoutS
general sheet metal work. A. D
THOMAS WA. 7-7352
FIagstone, terraces
walks. brick or block retaining walls
chimneys fireplaees, all kinds Of
MARcuccioA 20 s-s5ss.
STORE FIXTURES. recreation rooms;
alterations and repairs. LA. 6-4564.
Tv REPAIRS Credit available
Specialists on all makes. Service
call, 81 so Free shop estimates, For
prompt service, call RIA. $4,000
Al GENERAL coNTRACToRs-Re-
modelling, brick. cement all kinds
construction WIIAND CORP, RE.
7-229l. RE. 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23

sos 9th ST. NV rooms. semi
private bath. use OF kitchen: for
working lady; S2S mo-; gas. elec.
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ROOMS fURNIsHEp-N.E.

COLORED-NEAR KENILwORTH-
Clean. quiet, cross-vent,; reas. LU,
2-6672. -23
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DOGS, PETS, Tc.

PUPPIES. 8 weeks old; males
and females; pedtEreed. Call NO. 4
5lGS -23
KITTENS. 3, TO give away to good
horne. co. 5-7603.
RETRIEVER, male. 4
mos; SIS. XII. S-5693. PA
PUPPIES. males and
females. Axe reg. JU. 5-37S3. ewes.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUP. 2 weeks
Axe reg, list U. S, breeding Of i'm
ported dam: sire champ. Flor Run
Marcus Aurelius: females. $50: males
SIS Fairview 2-324l. rs
KITTENS t3). give away to good
home, XII 9.adiS. "a
CHEAT PYRHENEEs PUPPIES, 3,
males. thoroughbred. z weeks old.
Wonderful pets. WA. 7-o3Ol. Sun.
after 2 pm. --a3
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. Axe
reg beautiful. intelligent. country
raised; reasonable. JU. 9-0206.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BuLLDOZERS, leaders. cranes. by
day: week or month. BERWYN
EQUIPMENT RENTALS CORP. TO.
9-6145.
CHAIN SAWS ! man sig per day:
2-man. 81 pei day RENTAL TOOL
4. EQUIP CO.. Ju. 9-6SSl.
WALLPAPER STEAMERS. chain saws
sanders. paint sprayers, tools FOLK
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topsoil and sod
]. A. WILLIAMS. LII. 1898. 81
GOOD iOPsOIL for sale; large load,
SEQ Days Redwood 6-6330; ewes.
Redwood 6-6630.
rOPSOIL Fill DIRT, bluestone,
road gravel, sludge. sand and haul
ting Mr.. HARTING 10. 2-s974
for grading. excavating,
land clearing; free estimates. Call
UN. 4S533i night. AP. 7-059s.
FLEMING LANDSCAPE SERVICE
Lawn renovation. lawn maintenance.
virgin tor. soil: any quantity del
and spread UN. 4-464S, any time
RICH BLACK TOP soIL-Blue grass
sod Medium and large orders only.
Asphalt driveways. Ii. 3-69l3. -25
TREE REMOVAL So up: topping,
prun seeding. cabling; yd wk. Lo
ATOP JU. 5-0429. Ju 5-so07
Mighty Kat. new A.
cylinder. with fitting hydraulic 81
in blade The ideal piece of equip
ment for back fill, finished grade or
landscape work Would like to sell
Immediately HOYLE MOTOR SALES
l717 R | ave ne. DU 7-S30O
BIZ UEGRASS SOD delivered to your
Job. You lay 1t and save Terms II
desired. GREENWICH FARM NURS-
cry. LU 2-49S0.
TOPSOIL, very good rich topsoil for
lawns and greenhouses: very reas.
call 10 S-4933.
TREE REMOVAL, pruning. topping.
trimming. D. c.. Md. Free esti-
mates. MR.. CLAYTON. UN. 4-09O3
-25
TOP SOIL, rich, dark loan: ideal
for lawns, flowers and garden; Ia
tons. Sl2 delivered. 10. 7-74S7.
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YOUNG LADIES

II you are q high school graduate
end would like to work q 35-hour
week, are able to type 46 words per
II you would like to do interestins
work and want an opportunity to
advance.
II you would like to work In q mod
ern, aforementioned once with
cheerful surroundings.
10 work with friendly people.
Then phone Mr.. Allnutt at DI. =
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

GIRL to share large nicely furnished
apt. with 8 coneenial girls. Down
R iGEP Beaf kA G9 6;5597 bsdro, m2s :.
baths; partially furnished; With one
either lady. EN-. 2-3594 or 10.
. Or R0e GIRLS TO SHARE M attTac.
Conn. ave. apt; eley. bldg; silver.
linen; So each, NO 7,56ol: -27
enc apt: tel, nv conv. to bus.
Must be seen to be appreciated; S3l
mo 1885 s. Edgewood St. ia.
SIS PER GIRL-cleGn Groom apart.
min. to Pentagon, Navy Annex. main
Navy, Arlington Hall. ia. 7-7756.
MAN to share 1-bedrm. air-cond
apt with another man, mr.. Mem.
Bryce, 25-40: pool. park, ia, 2
LADY, ao-4o, share nice cool twin.
IS to 81. to share new
1-bedrm. air.cond. apt. with ! other
gentleman. Wo. 6-634s. pa
NAM ISn 80 n to as to share de luxe
Phone evenings. WA, 7-OO6' ia
} Sth AND COL. RID. VIC. 2 girls.
share ettrac. furn, apt with Girl:
rent rent, very reas.' utils. furn. CO. s.
GIRL. bet. .o-e5, to share ant. with
Christian girl; call bet; $3.50 pm.
70 10 pm, IA. !a-067S. SIS
house. > men, 24-}0. share with 3
others. All gadgets. S+U.. EN-. 2-}z3'o.
30
BACHELOR-share apt. with an
other bachelor. Phone between 81
AM and 8 % pm n o O. 35 ! a. Is
another girl Cow. . buslines
Sal 25 ia a-9433.
LADY WILL SHARE APT. with one or
two girls kit. privilS., good transp.
reasonable. ia. 2-9339 "a
GIRL TO SHARE APT. with con.
genial working Rirl; pvt. bedrm:
reas. ia. 1888 or JE. 4-607s.-
MAN TO SHARE large 9-rm. house
with 3 other men; pvt. bedrms
ward RA 3-5672 after 3 pm. pa
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Rooms FURN.-N.W. lcona. B
Officers Service Club

Officers Service Club
Rms BY day. vk.. month. with club
and social activities for active, tnae.
tive and reserve officers 1914 2lst
ST. NV. AID 4-a400.
COLORED-S ST. AT LIST ST. NV
All new furniture; home PRIVILEGES;
excel. transp. DE. 2-4656 after 5.
coLoRED-FURN. ROOM for rent
for settled man or lady In . quiet
home. Call AID. 2-S454. ga
CoLORED-I4I2 MONROE ST. NV.
Nicely furn. front rnl. sHle or
cple.: empl; with priyils AID.