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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-07-15

FOR SALE - Eight white-faced
steers, and so one-half month
old white pullets, heavy breed
Henry Osterwyk, quarter mile
east of Waller. T-l5-ztc
FOR SALE - Strawberries,
shipped daily to. reach you
within "a hours after being
picked. Price $3.25 per IL pit.
flat, fob. Bolton, Mont. Re-
nit on delivery. Wilfred Ped
ersen, West Glacier, Mont.
8-6-3tp
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-07-15
A MoNTANAN'S

A dream of Montanans was
transformed into reality in
Washington last week.
Decades ago men stood on the
banks of the Big Horn River and
visualized a dam across it, dam
which, subsequent surveys show
ed, could provide virtually COM
plete control of five per cent
of the flow of the Missouri riv-
er, as measured at st. Louis,
and convert wasted and danger
Gus flood waters into hydroelec-
trio power and irrigation water.
They saw too the possibilities
for recreational development.
fish and wildlife conservation
and silt retention.
The Yellowtail Dam they visu-
allied was authorized by Con-
gress in 1914. But it took anoth-
er eleven years of frustrating
effort until finally, last week,
Congress authorized funds-four
million dollars - with which to
start construction.
To mention a few names of
men who deserve credit for their
faith in the Yellowtail project
is to omit names of others to
whom credit is due But certain
ly willard E. Frazer and H. w.
BunSton of Billings, Carl Sloan
and Henry Reugamer of Hardin,
and Herb Buck and other men,
beers of the Billings Chamber of
Commerce, deserve well
done" Montana's three Demo-
Gratis in Congress worked hard
for the finally successful appro-
priation, but lot of people back
home did spadework
Construction of the dam could
be delayed by the administra-
ton or by negotiations with the
Crow Indians whose land will
be flooded and who must, the
Montana delegation has insisted,
be adequately compensated. But,
barring bottleneckS. the building
of access roads and other pre-
limiuaries may begin this year.
Other Montana public works
approved by joint Senate
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NOTICE TO BENEFAcToRS

We take this means of extend
ing our thanks to everyone, who
helped us to make a success of
the Browning Roundup July 3
and 4.
Included among our benefact-
ors are Browning merchants and
individuals who made worthy
contributions of labor and tasks
so essential to the success of the
programs.
Their splendid spirit of help
fulness was great source of
encouragement to us.
o. X. Davis & Associates
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-07-15

Red Fowler. local RED. mall
man. got IN English ear with .
right-hand drive so he can stuff
mailboxes from behind the wheel.
ITS great" Red reports But
it would work q lot better if oil
box holders would follow regula-
tons. A mailboX should be 20
inches high. on the right of the
road within reaching distance
from a car window. II one is
knocked down, the owner should
make repairs pronto."
Come to think of it, Red is
pretty good about his obligations
delivering packages, supplying
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-07-15

MeteaIf Serunehed Hosmer
Rep. Lee Metcalf has set a
California Congressman back on
his ear.
The Californian. Republican
Rep. Craig Hosmer. has been on
an anti-irrigation kick. (Appar-
emily, however. he does not OPP
pose use of federal funds to aid
California irrigationD Almost ev-
cry day he puts in the Congress
sional Record a short item stat
ing that Congress might as well
appropriate money to grow ban
anas on Pixies Peak" as to ap-
prove this or that irrigation pro-
ject.
Rep. Metcalf placed in the Re
cord a Lewistown Daily News
editorial which questioned Hos
mer's motivation Added Met
calf:
Congress need not appropri-
ate money to grow bananas on
Pixies Peak. But it should appro-
pirate funds for needed irriga-
ton and reclamation projects in
the West" He went on to say
that U. S. food needs will in
crease an estimated 10 per cent
from 1850 to 1875, that during
this time an estimated Is mil
lion acres will be lost to ex-
panding non-farm facilities, and
IS million acres will be lost by
soil erosion.
irrigation and reclamation
projects" he said, will help pro-
vide the 20 million to 80 mil
lion acres in new cropland need
ed by 1875, as we'll as the 20 per
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~~~~V
CHURCHES
~~~%
LITTLE FLOWER CHURCH
Rev. A. N. D. GilIen. Pastor
SUMMER SCHEDULE

Mass on Sundays and Holy
Days from June IL to Sept. II
will be as follows:
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From where | sit %. by Joe Marsh
Neither Rain Nor Hail
.. Nor Broken BoxesI

stamps, cashing money orders
saving Us trips to the Post Office.
Let's fix up those boxes so he can
get his chores done fast.
From where I sit, obligations
always work both ways. For in.
stance, l figure that I'm obliged
to respect your right to enjoy
your favorite beverage be It eof-
fee, tea. beer, buttermilk or what.
ever. Why! Because I'd expect
you to do the same for me. The
Golden Rule should be followed
TO the letter" by everyone.
&e Mu<
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CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR sALE-I95s Ford Victoria.
black and yellow color. Will
take trade. Phone 81:W. -17-2c
FOR SALE - Allen register and
adding machine; price very
reasonable. Inquire Joe Lewis.
1920
WANTED-canner horses. Year
round horse market. $3.50 per
hundred. Deliver to Shelby
Stock Yards. -6tfc
EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING
Prompt, efficient service. See
Jim Soderbeerg at N. S. Bush
Jewelry, Cut Bank 12-tfc
FOR SALE - Refrigerator, 3
years old, in excellent condi-
ton; G. E. washer, with man.
gle and two tubs, in good con-
dition. Doug Kuster, Phone
113-M, Browning 7-9-2tp
FOR SALE - 745-aere farm in
Milk River district Improved
buildings Crop in. Some oil
royalties. Inquire Blomstrom
Agency, Phone 487, Cut Bank,
Mont. -17-3c
HELP WANTED - Young man
to start apprenticeship in the
printing trade, 10 years of age
or older. Young man that has
served in the armed services
can get additional pay through
G. l. training program of the
Veterans Administration. In
quire at Glacier Reporter Of
flee, Browning. z 82tp
FOR SALE - Thoroughbred
running horses, two and three
years old; ready to race. Con-
tact c. F. Power, Browning;
address, Sunnyside, Wash.
7,8 Ate
SEE the new ~ and Al II. Crest
liner mobile homes on display
at M & M Trailer Sales of
Shelby. Find out how easy you
can own one. We will take in
your furniture, car, old trailer,
or most anything of value as
part payment. We still have
few older models you can buy
on rental purchase plan. Aft
FOR sALE-22.foot All Alvmi.
mum house trailer. Sleeps four.
New tires. Electric brakes.
gas range. Priced at S1350.00.
Electric refrigerator. Butane
c. w. NICHOLS, Browning.
182tp
FOR SALE - For your East Gla-
cier Park headquarters for
summer, spring, fall or all the
year round. A large, comfort
able, two bedroom, we'll built
log cabin, 18'x38', completely
furnished. Garage, two large
lots on corner on North side
on gravel, one block from
pavement, in quiet Park sec
ton. Now only $500. Phone
Bruce McNamer, Hemlock f.
1892, Shelby. 7-15-tfc
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LABOR DAY CELEBRATION

o. X. Davis and Associates are
considering prospects for a La
Dor Day celebration, according
to Davis. He said yesterday that
If his group had had as much
time to prepare the Blacheet
Roundup as is availed a Labor
Day celebration, it would have
been a real Knockout" affair.
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CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OF IATTER.DAY SAINTS

Sunday school az ~ am. at Cut
Bank Boarding school.
Sacrament meeting 11:30 am.
at Cut Bank Boarding school.
Fireside at 7:30 pm.
Tuesday-Relief Society at 7:30
Priesthood at 8 pm.
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SUNDAY SERVICES At BAeB

SUNDAY SERVICES At BAbB
Beginning on Sunday, July 3
at $3.50 pm, worship services
were and will be held each SUM-
day at that hour in the Babb
Public School building. These
services will be under the lead
ership of Rev. Lobell Bennett,
the summer assistant of the
Methodist church of Browning.
A cordial invitation is extended
to the public to attend these
services.
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CHURCH OF TRANSITIONAL
TON (EPlScOPAL)
George r. Painter, Vicar

in Charge.
Sunday church school 6 pm.
Evening service z o'clock.
Meetings held every Sunday at
7 pm. at Bank Annex.
Guild meets third Tuesday of
each month.
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
Robert Bryant. Pastor

Sunday school 10 am; morn
ing worship II am; evangelis-
tic worship 8 pm.
Wednesday night prayer meet
ing 8 pm.
Everyone welcome to every
service.
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METHODIST CHURCH

Friday: Choir practice at l
pm. at the church.
Sunday: Sunday school at $50
am; Morning worship at 1890
am, Rev. Lobell Bennett will
preach
Evening star., 1955-01-31

Woman capable Of cafeteria store.
issuing supplies. maintaining iu-
ventory, some counter supervision
and cashier work, Early hours.
Under 10.
Government Services, Inc.
il3b 2lst ST. NV. ---af
Evening star., 1955-01-31
NTUATIoNs--MEN

ACCOUNTANT, part time: books
started. caught up. kept. part time:
toc refs.; prompt; reas ~ a-!.4f)7
desires Job as porter or
b. q. permit. Car RE. 7-725a.
MAN wants Job part time. s am. TO
4 p.in.; short order cook, cleaning.
siHRsHTRsa;SMsr' Nd SpesisI saaost' Bombay cook
PAINTER, inside and outside paint
aaIs ssss sSsr. sfSi VASE. III EESx. si&sss' s.Ssss
PATENT SPECIFICATION wRfffER,
expert In mechanical devices; good
atSMsuHe aatornss dssises 4 ''i psrSans' ioesI
connectipns BOZ 464-M. Star. r.
PHARMACfST. recently discharged
from Army. wishes 10 set. in Alex.
Desires position. Address; w. MIS-
NICK. $40 Seneca st.. Bethlehem.
SALESMAN, SO yrs. old. successfui.
seeks selling connection. salary and
commission. OIL. 6-5lS5.
SECURITIES, runner and mail CLERK;
exper. brokerage houses, banks: re-
liable. depcndablei middle AGED; ref.
wnirs' hsF ssssM; ssLyI sal .oId ,.m, man; s...
no eommission. no. s.sSsl. al
MAN. coiored. desires inside work any
type; honest and reliable. Ii. 3-fs74
MAN. eoiored. desires work porter,
houseman. or kitchen. heiD. We'll
experienced. NO. 7-7353.
YOUNG MAN, eolored. desires nisnt
license: part time from 4:3O. Lu
RETIRED OFFICE MAN - Good
aefIth, desires part-time work, ~
COLohED HANDY NAN. jsnitor. me.
ehanic, helper, win work from Z
reliable; best refs. II. 4-S7ss cf
YoUNG m coLoRKD NAN. with car,
avail. every evening desires any
type work stArting 8 pm. incl. Sat-
sun. TU. 2-6S2p after 8 nm. H.
Evening star., 1955-01-31
OO4NOAW114 = II . "A 4ANS
AND GENERAL
REMODELING
FLA Terms; Free Estimates.
SP. 3-616l

ELECTRICAL NsTALLATiONs. re-
ss pairs, shpTt circuits sgss small ana l0ss dsps
FIoos Rais' 'sAsbrSd. iinishisnr ahns ',ms and ssx.
ins. Reasonable rate. free estimates
Call RA R-67tla III
FLOORS sANDED. expert work; 50
per rm up: lib. terms, MERRILL
a. CO.. ST. $500. JU. 5-49S2. eyes.
HOME IMPROVEMENT sERVISk-
Int, ext. painting: carpenterins;
Venetian blinds, storm doors; gut-
ters. retaining walls: driveuays,
patiosi walks, Silver ring-Bsth
ares. PERRY HAY CO.. JU. 5-8242.
PAINTING, interior and exterior.
WEHB ia 4-osi7. after 3 m and
pssIsaffSds, pssIhs saffS sundss ssspEaiNG. nr.t-slass Fl
Msf1afsnls steiy MR. npsoAf. III Ia. S s.Be4s, . I.
int. and ext: averase rm..
.s $lo and sla Lowest a.. rates I; Y town
Free Free essir,ates' no. s-7i27. y
PAINTING. carpentry. alterations
and all home improvements, First
class mechanic. Reas. 6P, asses.
PAINTING. paperins. alterations;
white mechanies prompt service.
MR.. RIDENOUR, DU. 7-37e3 b
PAINTING. interior and exterior; lst.
a!,o,,ys5S slass YORK; fTss es.nimates MR
PAINTING. PAPGRINS. "; waterproof.
inter, extel.; FHA loans avail Fer
estimates. Ju. a-4T7f. 10 b-42ts
PAINTING. rNTkRIOR AND ExTE.
RIOR: Free estimates any time
Evening star., 1955-01-31

MOTORS itl00 70 100 no. ang
.ssSss'ios Essr 80 $40 solIs EswoSRS ,,s
o.:vlcs l1th = Ne ;S3ga ..,,,.,.
q eockesses, good cond.. reas.. NE.
OH HEATER tnsw,, colsman, rs, 600
heats 5 rms. bLocK'S. I746 lee
hvya nr. kay BTidse. "a. s-s5bo'
ORGAN sIishsly used Ham%ons
81. 3-l40O JoRDAN's. corner i3tb
PIANOS xttention adults, would you
purchase A Dia2c 4 you could lean, s,I,
sssre e W. v ni pfaI Nv. eless loom iol u
. fey more, we wti fnsn. the
fiais for your Lesson. foT aniy $50.
at the end Of l3 yks- Instruction
ss..s sss az ree ey r A. pisS sssnS e tes % &
come n today tQr eomplste. dftails,
CAMPBELL MUSIC Co. if0s q
riAsos w. Ssior. yo. suy; ~ !.
g. sssnS az :. ispsy sy ;.isss, sGs = KIM sne
hail. ChickertnR. arands Prices
start 81 S595. LIBERAL ailcFance
for vupr piano, Terms - low as
t2s,r aiER Lgsrc h5s CO. 6ds.i' nos e d ris. X
PIxNo SsSy sssaa 4 P.aeE q laniss
PIANO. AsoliGn uprirhts snEsi. cand. :
see fer yourself, Sl00 Or best of5es'
rAae; ss. gssa Y w. ss,!sssi s'sa's a n
PfAESi used; fsII-ksybeasd spias,.
S36s. Case and action both n
rood shape. Easy terms 81. -
t4O0., JoRDANe. corner 18Th AID
q sts. nv. (open Thufs. egetD
Evening star., 1955-01-31

INSURANCE CLERK
Age 10 TO ~, Good typist with fire
Insurance experience preferred. VAR
i:sd GOVERNMENT sEMPIo oYEFS
INSURANCE CO. 18th and l. sts.
NV. Mot q Government aecIcy. ]
Please. apply y am. to . pm. At L
st. ntrance- r-3l
ITALIAN TEACHER, native. part
time, Apply BERLIT1 SCHOOL or
LANGUAGES. $50 18th st. NV. 20
MANAGER
Evening star., 1955-01-31
RooMs, HOUSEKEEPING

~.-zs- ----~~-na
p ST. NV. i740 .The Churchill"
Large front rm,, Pullman kit,
linens, mr.. bath; Si8 WIZ. NO. 7-es6s.
DOUBLE RRDkM, with hot plate. 50
plate. i22S ii ST. NV.
l440 MASS. AVE. N.W.--Lge. rm,, for
8, with Kitchen. $50 week; So week
for each person over g; refrigerator;
2nd-d, front; no drinkers, DE, q
S263. ~
DUPONT CIRCLE, i8g2 p ct, NV
Lge. frt. rms: sink, stove. retgr.; .Ir.
4 huslines. SS to $t2 wk. HU.
3-359I. -
sse 5th ST. s.E,-Lve. cor, rm., bay
windows well fnrn. $40 wk. NE.
y on 8 PERSONS. se each. clock
radio. TV, air-foam mattress. 2l47
1888 IRVING N.W.--Sale., refgr.
next hath, S:Se.6a. Also liy, ,.bedrm.,
kit.. bath, $,o.5O. CO. B-3l7S, -
gIa8 18th ST. N.W,--Lse. rm., sep.
kit, SIG; also rms, sep. kit., SlJs
all utils. CO. 6-16b2. --4
TWO LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING RMS.s
pvt. bath, In pvt. home; mr.. transp.
and shop. center. Reas. RA, 6-ln44.
CoroaEp i44o KENNEDY sT.
N.W.--Frt rin. pvt. Kit, on lst
saoslns sasi sagiaisi pIisi., ss6. Tft6. s-sdeo WIN
Evening star., 1955-01-31
FEB. '1sSE'fsi SPECIAL

SIS any aver, rm.; tmmed. sery.: free
estimate; white mechanics. Can
Mr.. THOMAS. q TIL s. IA. b-e54l;
eyes. and Sun, KE, $4,000. %
PAPERING AND PAINTING: Ist-ciRss
mechanicss low winter prices. no
money down and up % years to
pay: HENRY ?. SPENCER. Jr. NO.
pAssR An kow--Low prices: Al wcrE:
new samples: Interior painting: tree
PAPER IANiING--White mechanic.
self tmpioyedi sAmples shown wort
Guaranteed, no, 2-l5S1, --3f
FAFER HANGfNGi prompt. courteous
estimates; expert white efattsmen:
PLAsTERfNG REPAtRs. old ana
new work. lse and srn tobsi feas.:
wh. mechs.; work GUAR. 10 p-4ls
patch work and cen.
InRs cur apeeIGlty Cal AD s-bfl34
AND REnEOnELtNG--
ccilines and partitions patched or
ma6e new, work nuafnnteed. LU.
1-3Ogs' nlEht 81 day. -
ROOFING ali types, suffers. spouis
sfsHs66sNassg ~ ssd ssaasEssins ssass .
SEWING MACHINES any make fLee
estimates; 24-hr, service. Gail 81
a-100a ely time. -JI
uAtE HOuR Tp repaired N rouI
own home II possible. Service call
pnly 81 80. Most picture tubes pniy
noe per IN. Call Wo. 6-a6e0. III
Evening star., 1955-01-31
HELP-poMEsTlc

Children; sh DAYS; i've" i've out: tonS othsr q
help empioyed; health card and To-
cal references required. Call only
setysen 9 am. and noon. Wo
MIDDLE-AGED colored woman, to
i've IN; light hoSInsevoTk and child
and every other Sat. 10. T-44s5.
EXPERIENCED COUPLE to do gen.
erai houseWork, cooking and some
dfivingi other help employed; good
salary; must have recent refs. OIL
4-203O -
CHILD CARE, g.h.w. and plain cook
ing, little ironing; stay 2 nights,
every Thurs,s every other sun. on:
local refs. req. EN-, 2-62S3. -
G.H.W.-Live In, light laundry. ex-
perisncsdi w days, no Sundays;
Kaimia I'd. nv, Tx. a-oss2. -
CIV. ,.CoQK. i've in. exper. with
req. To 2-7553.
PART-TIME HOUsEKEEPER. 80 10
5:a0 pm, Monday through Friday;
clean apt. iron, prepare dinner for
employed mother and school COY;
JU. S-30B2. -
White woman. for lisht
nursing and some housekeeping du-
tiess for elderly lady; live In, salary,
S25' per wk. OIL. 2-2S2S.
WORKING MOTHER desires white
woman 10 live In; room, board. small
salary for part-time care Of chill
dren and lh,w. XII. s-S904, II
WHITE WOMAN, responsible, for
child care and Inv. Mon, through
Fri. Cali after .. RA. a-25a5.
WOMAN, white, middle aged, to live
In and keep house for 9 little boys,
. and 2 yrs, Of age and their ia
ther. S25 vk. Permanent. 10. g.
I64S.
C0LoRED WOMAN. middls-aEed. to
2-64i6 after $50 pm. II
Evening star., 1955-01-31
MlscEL. FoR sALE lca.s.l J


Am cONuFTIoNRR. Mitehaii. nj:
good eond.. used 2 summers. EA1 D
ssgl. sun am: usekdays. af.es
ARfiQbE vICr0RlAN SOFA snd :
pnsseping CHAIRS, Excel. ssnn. 80
ANTIQUES
% not ssil seur yaluahle anttqae
calling WALTKR REED ANTTofIE
SHOP tor expert appraisal
Du4U GEORGIA AVE NM
IU. 2-212s RA 3-7UDe
APPLIANCES. new IN the crate. 1855
models. 41g ,ssS S above wholesale cest.
AWNING, porch, custom made: $50
in. wide. like new; matebing roll
curtain. 142 in. wide, so in. long:
very reas. Lu. 1896. -
RaTHTuBs. new emo used, p4sins
toilets. nj lowest prices BLOCKS
l7AH Lee nWs ia a-S7nli
BED i7lywd.t. S26. ice skates, used.
81 pr; quilts, So; chest Gwrs.. SO,
ST. .-S546 after IL --a
BOOKS. OLD. some Victorian novels.
children's. German translations
etc. Phone IA. S-S0s1, II
Evening star., 1955-01-31
IsITuATIoNs WoMEN lcAnl.l }

PRAeT. NURSE wants perm. Job.
child care, eonvhiesfent, Ink for
elderly eplJ I've out. r. esege2
NURSE. practical. desires work at
alytims; 8 ysafs experiences. good
Stenographer, Expert
Legal. commercial. technical Hourly
basis. Days. NJ. e-6704i eyes. Dk.
y-525Q.
IsEAMSTnEss desires seWina Of any
kind Ii. B-2706,
SEC, GEN. orc. N0RK, dietaphone.
IHM exp. rusty shorthd.. age ~: de-
sires ia day or til D m TIE. 6-3s93
cOLORED LADY desires part-tine
work as practical nurse or Inv,
store WORK or doctors ONCE; ref
erences. DI. 7-a741.
MAID, eoiofed beauty or barber shop
exrerience: work cf any kind. IA.
0-40S5.
Evening star., 1955-01-31
MOTOR TRAYEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

attics converted to bed
rooms or apartments; dormers:
bathrooms and heating systems mod
ernized; carpentry and. painting; no
down PAYMENT; all work guaranteed.
sTaTE er e, HoLEr 3 sr HS vasSSass Tn IN
A6biFioNs, 5iHiFESSso iR22cREArIos. atties.
all at cost during winter months
Free estimate. 10. 2-l6S9 IL
alterations. attic, rec.
rms, porehes: repairs Of al kinds;
STes fstnatsi sirk4a4i5Ns III F5sa Dorcns.
jalousies, kitchen modernized. recr.
estimates free; ali work fully guar:
no money down, 36 mo- 70 pay
2-8749, day or night.
porch Enclosures, base
s9e sSH Go es ySHs SF pTHEDls%Ns WEsoN No S e. 7s sf
BRICK WORK. new or repairing:
walls waterproofed: iifst-class work
nanship. NO. 7-SSis any time.
CABINETS, store fixtures, made and
tions; feas. Tel. Lu. 3-1415. o.
work; rec. rms, anything. MR..
SMITH. Kenmore t,-ss6s any time,
CARPENTER, painting and paper
hansins. An work guaranteed; Dl.
concrete porches, sa-
RACES steps. walks, drives, floors,
partitions; Jobs, large or small; tree
estimates; d. C. or Nd; white mech.
JACK SPARKS. Ho. 2-s4ag 81.
Evening star., 1955-01-31

THE EVENING STAR
lI0i Pa. Ave. NV,
TYPIsT with knowledge Of figures
and bookkeeping. Temporary, Apply
SIS Mills bldg. 18th. and Pa, ave,
siserpo0S Between s''d ] and . D'n,.
wsIEsEss sgsH ava EassTEERs FIR columbian 9: Rs 4ssI, ssi
wAIfaEss. Il Raf5Essss. white, neat, prsssntsble; st
age 21-3A; experienced; night work,
REsTAuRANT, 500 18th s.. NV,
WAITRESS, neat, intellisent. for
THE sHANTY. I'LL Good Hone I'd,
fiiTREss, white, for night club
MElnkrRs EGff ns't covrRFRb ss sERsr wAdpp Adpp i4Sg h4oSg
wAifREss, white, experienced. fast;
Try cook. white. fast and capable.
sIisrTtels s, Z ehoqsy; es,;, Must have hest
G.pi dprI no, MldEay ,s,,sl;. ,5.t5ii; 3 !.
sss'ss rIss4 SsEF sar V esT srsRrr is .'isi;
|LADiEs-Earn up to $50 per ;, rk,
durins early eve, hrs.;. neat. white;
car nee, E@ info., call uN. 4-10e7
LADIES' -MoRNrNoS ONLY
Pleasant; diglitied. door.to-deor IN.
carry or sell: straisht salary 81 50
an hour TO start. more later. Apply
any day after i:s0 nm, GuILp,
025 y st. NV. --2
YOUNG LADIES-salary. sales ex.
psrience helpful or win train. Room
~ rom wnass1 hane 70 ad fa eer aedss sastS er
ones: national concern, In Genuine.
tion with leading dept. staresl ex-
ceilent commission; permanent year.
round; unlini. phone essential Write
tor mt plnteryiey, sd, giyins phone number
woMSN. v SS s9f1t White an si,.le; vorktpr man.
aeer for euestnonse; must Ike
people; willing TO work and earn
business: live In; excellent eppor-
tunity for right aerson. RE-. 7-saaa
SUCCESS Is CONTAGIOUS, we're q
ton and need You Tor for paft y ai1n tinne
work, GOOD payl Miss Baker, Di.
HEIfi we nsei several good repre-.
sentattyes TO give service to regular
NoWi You can earn S2N-$25 wkiy,
\ hPa PasTs PHsoeSSTljx,P,y Hs eSprS p, T;Sasi s ~ -
well.grooped ladies interested in
building their own business Fili OF
part time. Potentials for immediate
gh.dys,nssinent gh.avs,na 70 collecting Or de.
and car necessary Phone for appt
MRS. HANSON, ST. 3-I73S, Mon
through Sat, 9-6. ---6
age; 3-day wk.; good fiaure. per.
sonality and health: short training
course free. BILL HUTzEtI.'s PHYS
IcAL WITNESS CLUB, l720 K st,
Evening star., 1955-01-31
ROOMS. VNFURNisHED

COL0RED--DOUBLE frt. and middle
rms, furn, or unfurn., newly dec.
home privileges. Phone IA, 9-7Ssl.
coLoRED--LoyELY FRONT I'M
III desired. ia. l-nahl -
Evening star., 1955-01-31
MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE

am COMPREssoRs. Used; suitable
for gafases and sss stations: rsa-
sonabis. 1854 aSfd q. nv.
Evening star., 1955-01-31
MIscELLANIous FoR REN-r

BOOKS BOUGHT any Quantity, end
removed et our expense ALBION
BOOK sHoP. I1ss Psnna. ave n.V
t,asH PaiD- Immediate renewal Tor
uo1e used furp.. TVs, fsfeff,. .stoyes.
snugpss p6SikssrfGDlSsssia Sis fGlSsia RscAsEdki q hssESdski
210 7th g, Sc u 9-0REB
cLEAN Fu1. pfnT. pzQ0 OLD QeQrge-
c0iNs AND sTaisFs--Anythin kne
n u. 8, coins or lsampsi gold, proof
sets, yncirruiateh sets and rolls:
SSIsss'Sss ShcR 3 KIko sos fssh u NV
nd is-mIa; nim. JEROME BRorIE.
StkNIfUGk wansee .Sdas. isTnl-
ture ane amount Also need Fefgr.,
gas range and gcod piano. Call
Mr. GRADY, Ma s-1S79
tente " ODD pieces; aiee Old CHINA
brie -bf6e. tnFine and aelling fqr
bb yeafs. HCPWoope. sth and Z
RURNfTuRR WANTED- = win tuy a.
kinds o. seed ased fnrnltuIe, TOP
lsiess: We % mesiIG: IA. e-eSlg:
Evening star., 1955-01-31
stTuATloNs-DoMEsTlc


GIRL WANTS work 5 days or 3
days . week: good refs. Ii. 3-744G,
GOVT. GIRL desires part time eve-
ming work. fountain. waitress. LII
.i-3334 after g.
C0LORED GIRL desires g.h.W. child
care or dishvashing; day OF nisht
cnLoRED HIGH SCHOOL GRADU.
ATE wishes work by week: experi-
eneed. WA. 5-S294.
GIRL. eolored. desires caring for
siek or tnveiid; l ". nurse trainins.
cSoIoRfD d.KL desires ehiid care
and light housepork In s.e., II posi-.
bic. references. 10. s-0g6g.
WOMAN, eolored, cook or maid, with
e. G dEiyine permit; references.
C0eoRED GIRL. neat. exper.. de,
sires E:b.H. and ironing, bT day.
reti. M. 7-ah63.
COLORFn WOMAN wants dsy,s work
1912 10th st. NV. AD. 4-54S7.
COLcRsD GIRL wants lob as
mothsrs helper or child care, 10.
WOMAN, colored. desires part-time or
days work: experienced; references.
DE. 2-626g.