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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-09-15
Forecasting Fall
Cattle Marketing

WOULD YOU LIKE to know in adj
vance whether marketings of cattle,
particularly stocker and feeder cattle.
are going to be light or heavy in the
fall?
Such advance information may soon
be available.
Development of method of fore
casting likely movement of cattle to
market in the Great Plains area, which
will enable producers and marketing
agencies to plan and prepare for more
orderly marketing procedures in any
given year, is described in study by
Harold Abel, USDA Agricultural Mar
keting Service, Denver. Tests of the
method indicate that fairly accurate
forecasts can be made as early as
April 10.
The method is based primarily upon
the well-known fact that in an area
where feed supplies vary widely from
year to year, as in the Great Plains.
cattle marketing will vary directly with
the level of the feed supply. In years
of good supply operators will hold back
and even increase their cattle numbers.
In poor years they will sell to balance
their herds with feed supply and at
times even be forced to create serious
runs on markets.
The trick, then is to forecast the
range and feed conditions.
Abel points out that an analysis of
years of records indicates that the feed
supply level for any given year is
pretty well established by the range and
feed condition existing on July 1.
And, in the Great Plains area. the
chief factor that determines the range
and feed condition is, of course. the
weather, or moisture supply. In areas
where the moisture supply is more or
less constant, other factors will have
greater influence on forage growth, but
moisture is dominant in the West
Again, in the Great Plains area, the
moisture conditions prevailing in April,
May and June will largely determine
the range and feed situation on July L.
Thus by means of carefully worked
out relationships between moisture sup
ply at a given period and forage pro-
ductiOn, forecasts of the likely con-
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-09-15

The only thing we have found that
does any good for bald head is a hat.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-24

SHORT SNORT: Sonny Long
Gone Thompson and his pretty
vocalist. Lula Reed. wer. telling
Us about . West Coast press agent
who ~As fred because he couldn't
get his client into Confidential
magazine
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-24

way. II
to obtain
'rk part
|Ged, and
and yet
Of touch
st. Paul
iced for
ETTS
E pink or
} with a
! bird, so
| enIl. and
toys. In
flea re-
How for
In ihim
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-24
lTTS

to this
per Mid.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-24

KATHERINE DUSHAM. say a
note from Miami Beach. Fla.
proved that she's stiIl the greatest
among the greatest Dunhan's
'Darktown Shutters Bali rou-
tine literally had them in the
aisles" In the resort towns fabu-
Ious Latin Quarter spot. Produe-
ton featured three guys In top
hats and tails. and two shapely
misses In dowager veive, and gay
nlneties feAthered hAta
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-24

Descriptions: Philadelphia Daily
News comment on Tavern Baker
was she adds considerable body
English to her vocalizing with
some movement before the micro
phone that have little TO do with
the tunes being sung"
Another critics describes Doro-
thy cambridge In this fashion;
"Swathed in cocoon-like gown
of gold lace, she came wriggiing
ont Of the wings like a caterpillar
on a hot stove"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-24

Louis Armstrong. a much-in-
demand artist these days, Is no
longer tagged with the usual
"Satchmo" handle he's worn for
years. Louis never needed It any
way.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-24

ian: J. ~; 49, TO +: jun! S::: 80 30. w. vs.,
Jul! July I, 1899 to June s ~. "a, ,s4o. .
! Sse. !, !. 's4' to June g, 30 ' |s4,
July /, l94' TO D o a, A., lq47
Jan. /, l94' to Dec. a., a. ,q44
JUL! july I, !. 's44 to Dec: 81, 30. ' u.s.:
Jan. /, l94s TO June ~, ~, ,qs!
july s.,, !. 1853 to Dec 81. ~,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21
NucIeor Scientists Differ
On H-Bomb Test Issue

ssion is developing nuclear scientists Adai
Stevensons proposal to seek halt in H-bomb tests.
prepondrance of scientists themselves
publicly the taken the Democratic presidential
nominee.
But others emphatically opposed
said this that elected his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-19

from experience that in order
to support TV station, from
a financial standpoint, it is
necessary 20 have a population
of 100000 within range Of the
transmitter."
Charging the FEC ALLEGATIONS
were based on geography, DR..
Du Mont said the commissions
position that it was not con-
cerned with economics was
absolutely indefensible as most
other commissions OF the gov
eminent regulating railroads,
airlines, and so forth. consider
the economics of the situation
of prime Importance
Billy Rose Lashes BAH
At yesterdays subcommittee
hearing Producer Billy Rose
said it is easier to get good
American popular music through
the Iron Curtain than through
the "electronic curtain OF
broadcasters' control over re-
cordings and music publishing
He accused Broadcast Music
Inc. owned by networks anc
radio stations, Of giving the
public mainly obscene junk
pretty much on a level with
dirty comic magazines and Of
being responsible for rock n
roll and other musical mon
strositieS.
Mr.. Rose, an old song writer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-19
SAFETY EXPERTS DESIGN
NEW 'CRASHPROOF' AUTO

NEW YORK H9,-Designs were shown this week for
crash proof that would permit its occupants to walk
away after head-on collision at SO miles per hour.
prototype Of the safety car now under construction
The project was announced BY T. j. Cranden wee
president Of the Liberty Mutual Co., and r.
Dye the Safety Design Research Department Of the
Cornell Aeronautica Laboratory The two groups are joint
participants in the project
From the outside the looks much like any other
sedan But radical changes have been made inside for
safety's sake.
The driver sits in the center of the and steers with
a two-handed lever-type control system
pads safety belts and bucket seats provided
for driver and passengers directly behind the
driver faces to the
Other safeguards include doors that will not spring
open in a crash and sheet metal stiffeners in the roof
The announcement said the "crash-proof" car now
being made will prototype for production but
an example interest the public and auto industry in safety
innovations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-19

lions in the top 100 markets Of
the country.
"Status Quo"
DR.. Du Mont was asked by
the subcommittee chairman,
Representative Emanuel Celler,
Democrat Of New York, whether
he thought the FEC activities
were directed toward maintain
ing the present status quo in
which the National Broadcast
ing Co. and the Columbia Broad
casting System were the domi-
nant networks.
Il don't think there's any
question about it." he replied.
DR.. Du Mont said rs per cent
of the Fees TV broadcast sta
ton ALLEGATIONS will never be
used" explaining. I'VE know
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-19

in order to prevent a monopo-
listic system of broadcasting,
four or more networks were re-
CURED"
He added:
Having only two networks
not only has the effect Of monop-
oily in the television broadcast
ing business, but has the effect
of extending the monopoly SO
that only relatively small num-
Der Of large companies can utilize
television for the sale Of Their
products"
DR.. Du Mont, whose Du Mont
Broadcasting Corp. owns two
television stations, WTTG In
Washington. D. c. and another
station in Ne wYork City. pro-
posed a frequency ALLEGATION Il
provide at least four TV sta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-19
Railroads Will Ask
Freight Rute Boost
BY the Associated Press

Eastern and Western railroads
started work today on petition
asking the Interstate Commerce
Commission to approve a further
freight rate increase7of about Is
per cent.
Formal announcement Of the
proposal followed an all-day
meeting here yesterday Of chief
rail freight trafic executives.
The Southern lines also were
represented at the meeting But
they decided not to join in the
request, at least for the present.
The Eastern and Western rail-
roads announced that these in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-19

Icreases are necessary to meet
recent increases in the cost Of
materials and supplies, and to
assure the carriers sufficient
revenue TO permit necessary inn
provement in both rights of way
and equipment"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-19

composed suchtunes as
million Dollar Baby" and
"That Old Gang of Mine"
Mr.. Celler said he hoped
radio and TV officials will see
light" before any "vexatious
litigation" results under anti
trust laws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-19
Du Mont Charges FEC
Fovors Major Networks

NEW YORK Sept 10 oFp--Dr Allen Du Mont, chairman
raid TODAY the Federal Communications Commissions system OF
alocating freouencies favored major networks
Tesfyng House Antitrust Subcommittee Investigate
Tie teeuisn industry that he believed that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-19
Worry Of
FALSE teeth
Slippina or Irrifcfinq2

Don't be embarrassed by loose false
teeth slipping, dropping or wobbling
when you eat, talk or laugh, just
sprinkle a little FASTEETH on your
plates. This pleasant powder gives .
remarkable sense Of added comfort
and security by holding plates moro
firmly No gunmy. gooey, pasty taste
or feeling. It's alkaline lnon-acid).
Get FASTEETH at aYv drug counter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-19
ADVERTISEMENT
ECZEMA

A simple way to quick relief
from itching Of eczema, pinples,
angry red blotches or other skin
irritations is to apply Peterson's
Ointment to affected parts, Re-
lieves itching fast, Skin feels bet
ter, looks better, SOC all druggists.
Soothes itchy feet, cracks between
toes. Peterson's Ointment de-
lights or money back.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-12-06

AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN
COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF BROWN
ING. MONTANA, PRESCRIBING;
TRAFFIC REGULATIONS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
SITUATIONS MEN (con..l

PUBLIC RELATIONS EXEC. sue
cessful experience market, product
and service promotion, all media
available. Box 4O4-J. Star.
STENOGRAPHER desires any type
OF Saturday and Sunday work
Call KE. $4,000 after Z pm. IL
TRUCK DRIVER, heavy or light
RA. 3-ogS6.
TYPIST-S TENOG.; construction and
air.con 1; 10 clerical expert. expert.
etc. Box STAG, Washington 10, D. C.
YOUNG MAN. married, IL years
exp. management level, wishes ad-
ministrative position with estab-
lished firm: qualified to assist in
general MANAGEMENT, sales prom,
PUBLIC rel relation personnel ETC.; Min
YOUNG MAN. native washingtonian.
with marketing degree and ex-
perience in advertising, public re-
lations and research. desires posi-
ton with future. Box 40S-J. Star.
E 2.l:: TRACTOR AN and trailer
eaiIy sf or intrs.city axe rU' a ESIk 10
EXPER. YOUNG man desires job as
truck driver, mech. S helper. park
ing attend. LU. 3-2507 until 6 p. m.
YEARS OF EXPERIENCE as oficer,
good record: any kind of work. 500
per week. Box 410-J. Star.
-Thoroughly
experienced all phases air condi-
tioning, boilers. maintenance. white
desires change. Box 4l2-J. Star
HOTEL MANAGERS.
Let us help you with your en-
ployment problems. Porters, iani-
tors and maids: available imme-
diately. Cali SURE EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY, DU. 1-o47S. DU. 7-047a.
FOR TOP-NOTCH HELP with
checked references. call AID. q
500; eyes, TU. 2.0912. "a
HARVARD JR. needs summer en-
ployment. Avail. for interviews Mar
q through April z. .KE. 7-1929.
COL0RED MAN wants Job. driver or
janitor; good ref. DE. 2-S020.
C0LORED--WANT PART-TIME Job.
from Il to 10 pm, 5-day week,
Short-order cook. waiter. gen.
helper. Ii. 7-276S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
DIAMONDS
OUT-OF-PAWN
BARGAINS
UNREDEEMEI


At far less than their orig
lnal cost. Every diamond
fully guaranteed as repre-
Sented in writing. Liberal
trade allowance made on
any type jewelry.
We can ship to your bank
for inspection - appraiSals
permitted before purchase
all prices plus tax.
/. Lady's. 295 cts. exceptionaIly
brilliant diamond with nice color
mounted in plat. mtg. with . SIDE
oaguettss. out OF pawn. only S975.
ern cut dia. with fiery color set IN
iaoE v. g. plain mtg. unredeemed.
3. Mans. 3.04 cts. nice color and
cut set in heavy l4-k y. 4 plain
mtg a real 5arFain. only S595,
Lady's - Ct, .fine blue white
Ameriean-eut ola. with terrific bril-
nance see in Ink ". g. solitaire
5. iady's, 4 02 cts. a tremendous
Fash! Imperfect, but real fiery color
set in lax y. g. Tiffany mtg. oui
loi pawn at q bargain. only $1,000.
o. Lady's, 45J10O CT. fapprox
IA ct(, nice color dia., set IN I4-k
g.; solitaire mtg. q bargain. only
- Mans, 2oa cts. Blue white
utmost hrilliance, SET in masculine
lax ". g, gypsy" mtg. priced &c
:. Mans lax gold diamond diaI
Bulova watch, dias. and $ ba-
euette rub!es In dial. in perfect
condition, worth much mofel I'm
redeemed, only 500 so.
3. Lady's star sapphire ring. ap-
proN. 5 cts. q gorgeous star sap
phire with i've star and color set in
hand GRATED plat. setting with side
diaS wonderful bargain. only
S21J.
CONFIDENTIAL LOANS
ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES FURS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
MOTOR TRAVEL

GENTLEMAN. driving TO So. Calf.
desires 2 or 3 pasgrs., share exp.
Leaving April 3. 10. 7-S43s. Il
Wed. or Thurs. /:
take or 4; expenses. JU. 7-S2l7.
Los ANGELES, leaving April 18th.
Take three. References. Call Spring
LEAVING T FOR MIAMI BEACH rues.
Take .. share expenses and driving,
WILL DRIVE LEISURELY to Miami
Beach, perhaps Bermuda or Mas
sau. Would like another lady A.
nancially able to share trip. Refs
exch. Box 290-R, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01

CASH REGISTER. electric. ma
dition; 8 columns, rings 900. 80.
used in dry cleaning plant. sell for
$500; new replacement cost. S7S5.
VIII show washington, Trojan o.
6O57,. or write p. o, Box 1852.
CASH REG.GNat., cleo; Sss.s 90
Eing qH ,;.+ c tTtsls; 2 drys;i slip.
C aIssnHsTs ., Selling out; kilns,
:enasie rg u?D ,asss .0I RA sag $685. esq.,
CHAIN SAW-You can own a new
Strunk chain saw for 1854 wk.
No other chain saw can be bought
on these low terms. One-tenth
down. Q whole year to pay. l25
south Union St. Alex. OV. 3-3I77.
CHAIN SAWS, McCULLOCH. Sales,
S ssFv M1s rental $40 1S day. 0RAvELY
CHAIR MATERIAL ~ Heavy weight
SHADE & AWNING. ia. 6-S80o
CHANDELIER, large crystal, old;
beautiful and perfect, suit. for large
drawing room. club. embassy or
balIroom, en-. 3-0010.
Czechslovakian; half price; modern,
~ 1rli size s0s din. rm. table and pad.
CHECKWRiTER, PAYMAsTER--A-l
condition. auto. clear, $50. Mon,
RE, 7-2299, l424 K st. NV,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and rebuilt,
best makes. Bargains. CIRCLE, 74I
18TH ST. NV. DI. 7-7372.
CHEST OF DRAWERS, maple, good
condition. EN-. 2-654l. Il
CHINA, Haviland. so pcs. S45.
hand painted china plates, 10 pcs,
$40; cut glass, 10 pcs, $12. 10.
CHINA CLOSET. mahog.; reason
able. Call HO. 2-1S7g. II
CLARINETS-Brand-new wood out
ut. $40. RELIABLE JEWELRY
ExCH. 422 9th st. NV. Ma. S-6l57.
CLOTHES DRYER, Whirlpool auto
matte; gas, excel. cond.. clean;
bargain. WA. 7-2S3S.
CLOTHING-MEN'S SUITS-Slacks
sport jackets, topcoats-all sizes
just arrived. a tremendous stock OF
ladies' dresses, with the finest la
bells, shes up to 24hz. For girls
unusual bargains--Easter coats,
dresses and suits. For boys-sport
Jackets, Stacks and suits. One visit
WI convince. you that Quitting
your family from our huge selec-
ti0n Is great money saver. NEAR
X NEW SHOP. 1912 Conn, 2nd a
WO. b-TDbg,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
FURNITURE
SAVE 300 500

CLosE-oUT PRICES ON ALI
NEW FURNITURE CONSISTING OF
FLOOR SAMPLES. WAREHOUSE
STOCK, DISCONTINUED ITEMS,
IRREGULAR STOCK ALL ITEMS
SOLD AS IN AND SUBJECT 70
PRIOR SALE
LINED oak OF mahogany plastic
top tables. S79j: modern or tradi-
tl9nal lamps. S4.95., heavy metal
folding outdoor chairs, s5.a5
matehnF ehay TFi! ss de ssn. With
outdoor chairs, S3a5; 5-piecc
chrome dinette set. $50 95 8x9
cotton oroadloom rugs. Sl9a5: sofa
PEGS. Stg.g5 wrought-iron floor
lamps, 81 .95; hioe-a-way sofa bed
VIII mattress, 81 49g5: modern
SO %; sofa beds. s6995 4-sheii
maple bookcase, SIT 95. lounge
chair. wine cover. foam cushion
5000: Mr.. and Mrs. dresser with
large-size plate mirror. S7g95: ma
hogany cellarette Sl795: modern
desk in lined oak finish. s34 95
solid cherry round extension table
dining table 1895; 3-piece bed
room suite OF chest. dresser plus
mirror full-sized bookcase bed in
CordoVan mahogany $50 apiece
sectional sofa, foam rubber cush-
ions, SliagJ. wroug Iron bunk or
trundle beds complete with . mat
tresses, S4995. twin-siZe Ho!lyWooo
beds complete, $50 rs, double size
S4995 innerspring mattresses
S24 IS; coil springs. Slc95.
Numerous values on large floors
Come in and hrouse Budcef teV9,, g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
ANTIQUES

. AND DECORATORS ITEMS
Picture plates good for throVingl .
81 w; Amethyst compete. 81 80;
punch bowl $3.5d; decanters, 81
up; quilted ruby Roblets. 81 50 am
be- pitcher, So 80: blsque figurines.
eem;tasse set, 81. paper weights,
vases, So 80 w; milk glass hen,
s. 80. Amberina Bu!lS, - 30 pr. III
takes a pull 10 SET ahead in Wash
ingtoni; doll head, 81 50 II, also
takes a head 70 get a pull; sterlirg
compotes. s. 50 lamps, 81 oil
paintings in frame, soc UP; French
veg. dishes. s. so; old bristol vases.
rose bow. So 30. Lots and lots and
glass, 80 80 W Also Stag Mary
Greeory, Peach Blow, Rublna. over
lay, Cameo. Tiffany, Millitore, Vene-
ian. Irish. Bohemian and cut glass
Platform rockers, 81. love seat
81; marble-top washstand. so:
others marble-top table, si5:
- 90 Up; andirons S350 New
YORK Doctor please noiet 4-a!Rrm
IRE screen, 81 so. 3-fold screen,
met, SIS: a-coTnered Chair-A chip
Of the old tauc don block. So so;
Early American plank bottom chairs.
- 10 rockers. - up: cobbier 5
benches: $40 ttacks included: spin
ming wheel rocker 81 70, (there's
quite 8 yarn attached 70 this oneb
Many other items Come IN and
prowl Open daily. , 10 pm.
Sat- Sat- and s5,.Sig gH" IL an to pm.
Il 4-atoN. 2 g See our ad under
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CLERK-SECY., varied exper., 80,
attract. personality; tipping IMAM
shorthand. So; adept at fisures;
wants one-girl of; quiet, perm.
happy, varied duties. min. sal
S62 so: immed, avail RA. 6-a2S0
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR. expe-
rienced, wishes temporary position,
ExEc. SEcY.. 'G oFf fIcI'' MGR for
busy executive, exper. handling busy
ONCE. Call RE. 7-72SO.
GIRL FRIDAY, in 30s, good expert
ence and references. desires 4 or
> hours afternoon work. Ave days
a week, ia. .9-037S,
COMPANION, part or full
time best city ref. Call weekdays,
MA. S-9Q7O. Ext. 9l9.
PRACTICAL NURSE. will give home.
Refs. EXper AID 4-2972. y
PRACTICAL NURSE wants day or
NURSE. colored. desires
care of elderly person or child; full
or part time; refs. LU. 1890.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, desires
work. convalescing or sick patient.
VIII do l,hs;g. Lu, 2-7442.
new in Wash. IL. s-$57o'
SEAMSTRESS desires customers In
ne. sec; dressmaking. alterations
shirt collars turned. satisfaction
guar. MRS. MURPHY, LII 4-0303.
SECY.- STENO.. thor. exper. also
some bookkeeping. research and ed
itorial exp: ret. Box 414-J, Star.
DONE AT HOME-Piek up
and deliver. Call Mon. LU. 2-l74
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
MIScEL. for SALE Cont

ADDRESSOGRAPH CABINETS. met
al, lhx3O drawers, newest style
CENTRAL. 20l9 18th ST. NV. -
ADDING MACHINE, small. adds,
subtracts; Tyr. guarantee: $14.95.
CIRCLE, 74l 18th st. NV.
AIR COMPRESSOR, gauges, tanks,
BuiIduron spray guns: $3.50 up.
Motor reps. ELEC. EQUIP. CO. 247:l
sherman ave. NV. AID. 2-1600.
AIR COMPRESSOR, $3.50; spray
pumps, gauges, hose. tanks. GICH-
EER. 2513 NJ st. NV, Elk. 3-3527.
AIR COMPRESSOR. IngerSoll Rand,
large. type 30 twin pump. 5-h.p
motor. UN. 4-5415. 1915 Sunday.
AIR CONDITIONER. 34-ton Admiral.
used q weeks; $3.50. JU. 9-60T7.
S0O3 Maple ave, Takoma Park.
AIR CONDITIONER, carrier. I5-ton
complete with cooling tower; used
Z seasons; ideal drug, grocery, res
taurant; less than y orig. cost
AIR Condolences for homes with
warm air heat: = sizes; 1855 or
3ia tons. Terms S25 .h6 mo, on
smaller units not installed. DO
1T-YOURSELF or installation ad-
ditlonal. Quantity limited. AMER
1CAN APPLIANCE CO., EN-. s.
306B or EN-. 3-3l42 Call anytime
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HrUATloNS-WoMEN
(Continuad

WAITRESS OR COUNTER WORK
colored girl desires lob. experienced
YOUNG LADY. MA, wants research
and Ior editorial position: exper
excel. refs. Boy 3a3-J. Star. %
FOR TOP NOTCH HELP with
s sheeksd references, CAL AID. 2
TWO SPANISH GIRLS wish Job
baby sitting or mothers helper.
1 Want 70 WORK with fashions.
flowers, radio or people. am an
exper;. able. attract. woman. Box
MATURE WOMAN is available for
c9mpanaions semi-inv. or conval.
EMPLOYERS-G.h.w., laundresses.
day workers available Immediately
Call US for reliable and competent
help. SURE EMPLOYMENT AGEN-
CY, DU. 7-047S, DU. 7-O479.
DO YOU NEED HELP with your
spring cleaning7 We have COM
petent help. men and women, by
day or week. DU. 7-0478. DU.
COLORED GIRL would like work,
Monday. through Friday. cafeteria
or maid; exper. NO. 7-1094.
COLORED GIRL wants work as
fountain girl or hotel maid. Elk.
3-5632