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Evening star., 1946-09-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ONE OF THE BEST CORNERS in Hyatts-
ville-Thts cigar. candy, soda fountain
business is averaging over 81 .00o weekly;
price includes on -and-oh beer license For
complete information, call MR. FRED
$I0,50O--A BARGAIN; equipped country
store, with modern liv. quarters, full base
ment. poultry house, garden, now doing
8 good business; very good opportunity
TO increase sales: near a clean village:
Il cash to handle. JOHN BURDOPT.
ColeSville. Md. Call Ashton Md 3s46
BEAUTIFUL wooded lot in exclusive Sligo
Hill; approx. 6oXl25xll0: on corner
owner must sell at once sacrifice for
YotNG t c psfoR nG fds,SF isS vermont ES s5s ave
AUTO REPAIR SHOP, complete with equip
ment; excellent location, downtown Wash
ington. owner leaving city; make offer
Rear ll45 2lst st. NV. Phone EX. 5al3
GROCERY, guarantee St,1oO; price Sl2-
900 goodwill; low rent; colored area; no
credit or delivery; small apartment (s2l.
OSCAR SEIGEL. DI 63SS
REDUCING AND MASSAGE SALON-One
of largest and best advertised reducing
salons south of New York and located in
busy section Of Baltimore is for sale Un-
usual exclusive lady clientele and re-
markable business for progressive person
Call write or phone SIR THOMAS REAL
TY L BROKERAGE CO. Realtors, 100
West Gath ST.. Baltimore. Telephone Bel
mont 2670. -3
Evening star., 1946-09-03
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert. books started; kept
part time, audits, statements tax returns;
accoTSFas stS 5fsTsasff oooss OK so4 Started kept
ments. income tax prepared; D c.. Md.
Va; reasonable rates. BOX 3l3-B, star
ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, kept
audited TAX. reports, monthly service
St Ststemsnts enc Psompt reas sH 1854. 5.
various lines. Tel FIR. 2212. 81
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER. specializing
communications, young, clean cut, former
inseTssssd in sae survey
ENGINEER 5th CLASS. desires position.
ESTIMATOR of - wears experience in
sales also general building construction
sanfy SlH3 Now per empo9sd Tsss Gail wo 43s
MAN. age 81 spotter, dry cleaner supcrin-
tenden de xb d1 Gesnr rm yaGs ,Tss Do
Box 3S-E. Star. 3.
MAN, colored. wants work as porter or
dishwasher from TO 10 p m. Call FR
S16s after m.
MAN wants fun time , weeks, part time
after Sept %. Have drivers license and
vii take most anything. BRAID HOBART
MAN, colored wishes part-time ianitor
work, with quarters; Will be available about
sH.RMAcfsf sfp, Ii Hs1 Ts2 Nq as EXP best refs de-
sIres change: 50-hour week, go 25 per hr
Leave phone number at Box 42E. Star. -
STENOGRAPHER. permanent position 4Or
hr., 5l2-day week law ofnce; attractive
future. RE. 1925. s.
VETERAN, white. desires part-time en-
ployment evenings and week end. Box
40-E Star 3"
VETERAN. colored. wishes evening work
porter, from s pm to - midnight. TR
G6o6 4
JOB WANTED with floral shop, strictly
sober. reliable and can give Al ref; some
experience. Write MCLEAN P. o. Box
1SS
FORMER NAVAL OFFICER. graduate of
ne University of New York as electrcal /
engineer; served in the ., S Navy in
technical engineering capa city, former
teacher technlclsn in charge OF motion
picture equipment Of the Visual Instruc-
ton Department of an Eastern public
school system. theater manager and oper-
ator. supervisor of general and electriesl |
maintenance: do not drink or smoke. free
10 travel for lecture or personnel train
ing Box i20-C, Star.
CoLoRED. 46 aH-around man; expert
enced with elev switchboard and all
stokers. and chauffeur: also wants part
time Job few hrs. in evenings IN exch for
modern quarters RA. 1897 after d pm.
Evening star., 1946-09-03
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, calculators cleaned
RE: III S1:fEi uSiTED TypsWRfTER s"'eeS CO
Kip 'R fESDaas ,sFssn!:Rsa and r.
brnx 4s best yonr to ss9ef MoosE in noR @
AWSINGs REPAlkIp a sns ssrvisse, also
ktFirepIaces' sGtg ave walls, ais repair
ing. pointing. etc Pirst-class workman
caaERA sais l'ts REpRIRING R ai cah II FULLER
dALBERT. INC. National t712. SIS 10th
CARPENTER. partitions, and porch work,
* In 4s4 any sme white mechanics
al KINDS Of repairs and cement work
eARpnNTRY2Attic ss finished, dormer win
eoHs caii WA e7shao 7sia. or f3S 9N e4sf eq 0oeps
CLEANING OF upholstered furniture and
by es pd WORK en.
any an yNa1 fme oDn 81 as8f eE F sss5 call
CoNcRETE ASD BRlSK "oRKWa1is
estimates. fnaa s. AD 63o6, At ao52, any time. me
eyen,nss and Sundays. ED coNsTRuc-
ELECTRiCIAN. veteran. licensed and
new homes wired extra outlets installed.
EERcTRrc KfResFT FIxiukEs IT and wiring repaired e
installed: d. c.. Md. and Va; day and
night service. TR 1915, DI. 0l22 81
ELECTRIC WIRING. fxtures; extra outlets.
repairs: old houses a specially. REGAL
ELECTRIC co. a6os Ga. ave RA s3sI
FLOORS WASHED, polished, sanded; house
painting, paperine, metal roofing and re-
Washing Venetian blinds cleaned and re-
paired. CONTRACTORS; cash or terms: no
money down 60 days TO make first pay
IA Son4 "a
FLOORS sANDED and reinished. cleaned
and waxed; old noors made new Call
FLOORS SANDED AND REFINISHED by
LONG d STONE FLOOR SERVICE. RA
6717.
Evening star., 1946-09-03
PERSONAL.

CHILDREN's THEATER OF DANCE-Tap
ballet, modern Transportation, furnished, ,
scaoo sca sF9aRn s4a
Georgia ave SH 1914. =
NURSES AVAILABLE = The inter-raeial
nurses registery; 24-hour service. DU.
FABRICS for slip covers and draperies
solids, stripes, prints: 81 80 to 81 IS yd :;
18th ARTcRAFT STUDIO, MI, iooS.
FELICITY, country day and boarding
school so1I for CHILDREN resistration open for
through 3rd srade; special courses in in
dancing music. horseback riding hot
easd gPs6ef 80 ana turR School pd
ieS Phone g sHEPPPHERD sHEPPPHaEIRI ssso. ASK ask for Miss
Wright. If you are IN need Of a loan up to
pREssMAKING AND ALTERATIONS
Modern studio in ofacs bldg; Centrally
sassa a09ye gs p9en Tssss
formerly 0, Fifth ave NY, lilo F St
pfAMoSDs, pawn ticEsts, yere silver and lew aE'
ery cashed Free appraisal LIVING
sToN g. CO. 1893 H St. NV. NE. $40
PERMANENT WAVES, 81; shampoo and
work done by advanced students WAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE, 1910 G st
SLIP COVERS that are diferent-they
fit See our samples before selecting your
FABRIC; AIRCRAFT STUDIO, MI 1902. =
IF YOU LOVE THE WOODS you would love
River. 90 mi to D. C; many possibilities
for cooperative group; health promott ion,
eo0ny ybaf fruit bs2a and vegetable
PLAY coRREsPoNBE>cE ESQ DE GaMr q ass and get
paRsoNs s eotSTRYsfpE s2D SCR scRoofDa9 s,i
and boarding, registry open for Sept. ] Z.
Nursery, primary and elementary grades
for boys and girls Special courses in
Transp, furnished and hot lunches Mod
ranged a4ol Ga ave, sH. 1874
PIANO TUNER. al repairs at reasonable
meGt 3icroR fn 81 s5 GEoR&E 35 an early appoint
PHOTOS OF YOUR BABY in your home;
@5 different poses, Sl2 so; you will treas
urs these lovely natural pictures in your
bkAPERIEs@. 81 vaLANcEsewe *. " 'fnine brins our our
fabric samples TO you without charge
NEAWLT. DEcoRAfoRs. w. ''''' DA1'-
VACANCY in nearby Virginia nursing home
tor elderly people i kind nd eaTe exce5Ient food
SLIP COVERS. draperies, alterations and
ailoring. Reasonable prices. l40e Girard
MILLINER, original creations by appoint
mGffnt6i Gfn tyr . and clo,h a sPecialty Phone on,
st st. 95S basement stins al n week Salon ll2 Eve
FRENCH CONVERSATION LESSONS taught
by highly cultured French woman: summer
course. private tutor MI $3.50
FEEL BETTER after. frst eatment or no
fee. Relief from pains and aches due to
weak heart, asthma, reheuna tism, arthritIS.
nervousness. piles. colds, flu or other all
merts. Also relief from aching, swollen
feet. Ledy natUroparh, 20 years expert
ence. SH. @6S5
PIANO INSTRUCTION-Begin and ad-
tanCed students children and adults; fire.
quent reCltals monthly PLAYING classes
Near Conn and Cathedral aves. NV. MI.
1892
ALICE IN WONDERLAND NURSERY
School opening Sept 9-Children, . to g.
Hot lunch planned by dietltian. accredited
teachers, spacious, inclosed playground,
transportation AT. 5442. LU 1868. o.
VACANCY IN REST HOME-Pleasant sur
roundirgs on acres. GE. 6516 Il
NURSE. experienced with children, will
board infant or 3 or 4 year old girl
fenced yard ST. 1862.
Evening star., 1946-09-03
HELP WOMEN.

W0MEN-starttng rates up to S29 per
week at the telephone company for ap-
plicants without experience: with 5 pay
opportunities are available. vacation with
pay. pleasant working conditions steady
smployment II YOU are under IS: call to; TO-
,9Fs WIZ 5HF S5EsAPR1kEF sFi
WOMEN, white, for cashier, and counter
no Sunday work. See Mr. or MRS.
SETTER, 3O27 l4th st. nv. 5
WOMAN, experienced, under A., able to
DISTRICT Who'll LESALE GROC. co, 1882
9TH ST. ne. phone Ii. $685. )
WOMEN. 1898; we will train, you to op-
crate crate our machines mach and We have imme5
bonus; only those interested in permanent
employment need, apply. STONE STRAW
CORP. 900 Franklin st. ne. )
WOMEN to work in news stand at Union
Station, 81 week Apply at No. 4 stand.
WOMEN GW TO assist others in the use
of Bedix washing machines: no experience
1Buckinsham Apis, back Of Post ONCE
WOMAN for souvenir and fruit stand for
evening work; good salary. Apply Union
SooG S5ot5Gn' Embellishments suASP NO 4 LAIN
DRY, 1927 X st. NV.
WRAPPERS AND PACKERS-Training will
be given on lob permanent positions; 3,day
wk. Apply employment ofice' 2nd floor
YoTNG GIRL. elerk-typist, for Office work
IN downtown book and stationery store.
Apply VIM, BALLANTYNE g. SONS l4@I
F st. NV, between 1O-lt am =
YOUNG GIRL to work in physicians office;
knoWledge of typlng, salary. $50. co, 22o2
between and p m.
YOUNG LADY. knowledge Of general Office
work and Old-pStabl shed and
loan CO.. 5-dsy wk., convenient location
YoUSG LADY, white. for desirable employ
ment in excellent downtown cafeteria: ex-
perience not necessary regular hours: no
Sunday; salary, S35 to $40, week, also
meals and uniforms furnished free For
RAGHY at DI. 9259 for appointment.
YOUNG LADY, interviewer requirements,
age under "a free 10 travel. neat appear
ence experience unnecessary; in training
earnings exceptional; transportation fur
nished expenses advanced: permanent EN-
ooymeut WitE sE9uP Of ySang lag laeies p tTsy AZ
Suite 3l9, 1911 G st. NV 4"
YOUNG WOMEN. 20-30 years, for clerical
positions in local bank. Permanent posi-
44 2a wAsHsGToS EyS SsSk Lo2R 59S' IN RRGs
COMPANY, 9th and F streets NV. q
HAVE VACANT BUILDING. desirable area
Of Wisconsin ave, which am interested in
VIII help develop. BOX 2nI-D. Star =
WaNTED-RespeCta white lady 20 help
take care of children and home 1--we N:
heavy work not required. MPS. MORGBN-
STEIN. 5000 Rodman st. NV EN-. 3OlO.
EARN MONEY-Seu Christmas cards. full
line plus 25 and 80 for 81 imprint. Send
for sample JEWEL, 1880 Locust st,
Phils :. Dept. II 4
WANTED-Whlte clerk-typiSt: permanent
position. successful organization. Call
National 6457 for appointment.
AMAZING PRoFITS-Sell name-imprinted
Christmas cards, 80 for 81: complete line
Christmas. everyday aSsortments gift wrap
PIRE CARD. Elmlra, n Y.
WELL-EDUCATED. for Secretarisl and
general Office work Ma s24l. 3
CHRISTMAS CARD MONEY MAKERS.
Show them-Tatch them sell themselves,
different lines imprinted Christ
mas cards, selling - for 8 up; 10 big
value. box assortmentS. including 2l-card
81 feature pay up % 1000 profit: sta
Iionerv samples on approval FRIEND
SHIP STUDIOS, 9Os Adams Elmira, n. Y
Evening star., 1946-09-03
HELP DOMESTIC tcont,J

MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN TO do genera
ss saddv and G1Ts Ar ASgo fSF children
NURSEMAID, white. live in. help care for
children, 3i2 and yr., some light
housework; must be willing and be fond
of children: permanent position for right
person; ref: $40 OR 0335 3
WOMAN, ghw live in; Catholic family
good wages Oliver 2q1a %
WOMAN. white, sh.w, small fve-room
house in ne; two in family; excellent pay
for ,. days work per week reference re-
quired. Box 3a2-C. Star 30
WANTED, MAN AND WIFE, colored; man
to attend to grounds, wife to do g.h.w. and
cooking; only ? in family. $50 month
and separate home with electricity; eat
meals in. Box 205-D. Star 3
GOOD JOB-Colored girl. 2l-35 must
of 15-mo child and small mod. apt: $50
wk.: a m. to 6 D m; ! y days of. Apply
in person Immediately at store, 430" Ga.
II
Evening star., 1946-09-03
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.


SECRETARY, legal $500; secretary, bi-
lingual tsp., Eng Sc; 400; secretary
women's organ. So. 400 MUTUAL EN-
PLOYMENT SERVICE, l71O G st. NV,
MA. 0954 Closed Sat. and Mon. 3
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY. $50 wk. fD-
Executive secty.. for merchandising estab..
perm; news columnists-st -stenog, $50 wk
publishing firm secretary. 5000 mo. legal
stenographer t22),, start $50 wk. legal
stenog., Arlington. Va, $40 wk.; need 100
ing openings, all fields: free registration
est 2S yrs. See Miss Lee or Miss White,
al BOYD'S, 1888 F. MA. 233S.
CIVIL ENGINEER. $4,000 drafts
men. radio exp. s225 mo; salesman,
wholesale druggist. S3.100; dozens of 9th
ers daily. See Mr. Byrd PERSONNEL
SERVICE, 1871 G st. MA 2llS.
BOOKKFEPERS. $50 wk, administrative
work, future: typists. good (20), SlT5 mo
elerk-typist, 5-day week, Sl60: hostess for
hotel meals and $3.50; cashier p b X. opr.
S35 wk-; need so new applicants now
daily: free registration. Call IN. see MISS
knight only Room 202B, Personnel
SERVICE, l3l G st Ma II II
Evening star., 1946-09-03
MOTOR TRAVEL.

VETERAN, wife, four-year- -old son, desire
ride Los Angeles area. Share driving and
expenses. Leave Sept. 1920. Phone GE.
O23I, or EN-. $3.50. 81
PASSENGER WANTED-Leaving Wash. for
Los Angeles Sept. 7th; references ex-
LEAVING FOR COLUMBIA. S. C., on 4th.
Can take ; Call SH. 73d7.
INDIANAPOLIS-Leavi on Friday morn
ing, Sept g. room for 3 or 4 WI I174
bet 40 and 30 4707. River rd. NV
SHARE-EXPENSE PLAN, Los Angeles. S F.,
Chicago low rates: all cities cars daily;
refs. exch, % Mass. ave. NV. RE. $3.50.
GI STUDENT, good driver. wishes ride to
Los Angeles or Salt Lake around Sept. 8
NE. 1920. ~
Evening star., 1946-09-03
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK TWO MEALS. hreak,ast, lunch:
INV coIored aoTsa Wants D's ive-tn ob
adults only. 500 NJ st. n W. EX. 5703. 8
pm. to 1890 pm.
GIRL, colored, wants work days week
Write iii New Hampshire ave NV.
GIRL wants daywork days per week,
from 9 to 3. Call at pm, Me 1869.
GIRL, eolored, experienced. ghw. wants
day's work; prefer in District, MI. $3.50.
GIRL, colored, desires gh.w. CO 3302.
GIRL, colored, wants days work. MI,
1902
LAUNDRESS. out by the day; also washing
at home. MI. 1927.
PART TIME JOB, > days. NO. 2s39
l442 Swami st. ~
WOMAN, settled, colored. wants part-tims
s.h.w., cooking or looking after child
references. ANY time after Il Monday,
1929 Que st NV
Evening star., 1946-09-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACC0RDIoNS-New l@0-haSs Frontalini.
sw., $3.50; new lll-bsss Wurlitzer,
$40; new, 12o-basS, 3 sw. Wurlitzer.
S4lo; used l20-baSs WurlitzeF, S2a5:
terms Also few new Italian accordions
including the Dsllape. Call National 3223.
JORDAN PIANO co, JOS eth st. n.w,-6
AIR CoMfRESSORS, 20-cu. it. ssSoline:
2-wheel trailerS; many other gaSoline-
driven models of various sizes and prices.
Me 34S6 1884 33rd st NV. .
AIR COMPRESS0RS. a. q, , and h D.
Paint tanks and spray guns HARDING
PAINT & HARDWARE, 2310 Rhode Island
ave ne. MI $500. IS
AIR-CoNDITIONER, made by Strand.
suitable for store or once ts500) Can
be seen any evening Call Mr.. Iceland
after : pm, Trinidad S799 s.
AIR CONDITIONER. ts-hp York. window
model unit reasonable. Gleoe 2492.
tcontinued on Next Pags.l
Evening star., 1946-09-03
SITUATIONS MFk and WOMEN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COLORED COUPLE wants lanitor Job with
living quarters in small apt. Exper, sober,
mas other employment Call WO 0904 81
Evening star., 1946-09-03

CLFANEHS AND DfEKS, WeU-eStabliShed
business, store apt, garage basement;
rents Sl25; business around 5000 weekly
Self-servIce market, with apt bus over
50 500 weekly
Self-service market, with apt; bus over
81 90 weekly. gas heat. double garage:
ST. 900 good will rent $50
Small grocery store with 3 rooms rents,
SO bus. over 500 weekly: price, 81, 500
lock. stock, barrel. J. KLEIN, Phone Ma
4uS GE 500
Evening star., 1946-09-03

D,GSr groceries, meats and beer: weekly
business : 500 cash, nice living quar-
iers automatic heat or!ce Sl4 500 com
plefe with large stock no competition:
terms. Gail KCGOD & BOoKOFF 63l z
ST nv, National 95S9 or National a3T4.
Evening star., 1946-09-03

TYPIST. 2l-3O. for insurance co; 5-day
week; salary to start. SI50 per month;
splendid opport Reply own handwriting
S,a ing experience. Box 213-D, Star. --6
TfPIST, pleasant working conditions, good
pay. DRAKE PRESS 9l6 N. Y ave. NV
Evening star., 1946-09-03

VIII PKUDttE SoN-ONN Plus Salaries per
wear net profit. over and above all ex-
penseS; Unit Of } restaurants. hi-clsss,
short hours. under excellent MANAGEMENT
Man or woman with knowledge of food
ana SupeFFlSion. 100000 cash required.
YOUNG 4 PASr0P 1rnn Vnrnnnnt ans
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Evening star., 1946-09-03
Y-SHOPPING CENIFI

STORE FIXTURES. electric equipment
and merchandise Is on sale. real bargains,
moving sale. also owning Open SUNDAYS
and holidays 3l6l Mt Pleasant St NV
No phone calls a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-13

COW reaches this sorry condition, 1t takes more food to rebuild her con- stitution that it would have kept her buxom all along.
 The white-haired Putnam said he'd sent a telegram to President Truman on February {, telling him in 800 well-chosen words that un- less the cows got something to eat the babies of New England soon would have nothing to drink. From the White House he received a cour- teous acknowledgement.
 And 10 days later" he added, T got a reply from the Agriculture Department that they couldn't do anything about it this season."
 Next season will be too late, he said, because one thing seems to pile up after another. Take those ba- ioies. Putnam said there were more babies than there ever were and production-that's his word-still is increasing.
 CTS Milk Drinkers
 There also are returning soldiers, who seemed to have developed pe- culiar tastes while wearing khaki. They became milk drinkers. If the veterans could turn to a substitute, that would help. But beer Is made from grain, too. That's the trou- bIe.
 A milk addict seeking to switch to the amber substitute can buy only one short one.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-13
.AtomicAse .NoHeodoche ForWeiseF
 New York Busy
 Teaching People
 To Drive Autos
By ROBERT RICHARDS

United Pron Staff Correspondent New York, March iS-(UPD-This atomic and jet plane age is no headache to Leo Welser. He's too busy concentrating on teaching people to drive ordinary cars.
 Despite the fact that new autos just ain't, and most folks figure they'll be doing all their hustllng by air within 10 years, Weiser's Lexington Avenue Firm has more business than he can handle. He's already taught 10000 people to drive.
 "some people figure that I should feel like the blacksmiths must have felt about 20 years ago." Weiser said, but I don't feel that way at all. Some folks think, with all these new inventions. that there just isn't much future in this four-wheel stun. But me, I think people will always be driving cars"
 Before the war WeiSer had i3 cars working 1S hours Q day, seven days a week. Now he has three le46 models on the job. His drivers-all married men-teach people to drive in eight half-hour lessons for ei5.
 Swamped With Offers
 "The applications keep us swamp ed," he said. Tt seems like every one wants to learn to drive now, particularly veterans"
 Weiser and his wife, Georgette, have just written a book called T learned at Lexington" and they give it away free.
 He taught Georgette to drive before they got married, but he doesn't recommend 1t for other men.
 That's the best thing we do," he explained. we keep homes from being wrecked because of driving quarrels."
 No matter how badly the learning driver performs, Weiser's teachers never curl their lips in scorn or allow a sheer to lift the end of their nose.
 But a husband" Weiser explain ed sadly, what does he do when his baby steps on the starter in- stead of the gas? Why, he sreers, of course"
 That's where the trouble starts, and that's where cupid gets the old heave-ho.
 weiser's cars are equipped with dual clutches and dual brakes, his teachers can stop the car any time they see it.
 'if they don't like the way a wo. man is driving, they just slap on the brake and let her start over," Weiser said. "If her husband did that, even if he didn't sheer, she'd probably rap him over the head with the steering wheel"
 Somehow it's different when the teacher does 1t.
 Weiser thinks it might be because women are such practical people. After all, husbands are fairly ex. pendable. But teachers are paid, and every woman wants her moneys worth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-13
PreSid dentioI Bread Played By Dairy Men
 New England Babies Soon 10 Nave Very
 Little Milk Drinks
By FREDERICK c. OTHAIAN

Washington, March l3-CUP)- What good is bread when you've got no milk to dunk 1t in?
 One thing leads to another and anybody. including the President of the U. s. A., who tinkers with the chain of events is likely to make somebody sore. As of now we've got the New England dairy farmers unhappy, not only about the optim- ism of their cows, but about the presidential bread.
 Little for Cows
 Last year there was a pcor quality corn crop. The dairymen turned to wheat. Came then shipment of grain abroad. Came also the presi- dential order to use more of each grain of wheat in flour, instead of chopping off all the outer parts and using it for cattle feed. Result: Not so much for the cows to eat.
 You mixing sawdust in the cattle fecd?" asked Rep. August H. Andre sen of Minn.
 Not yet" replied George M. Put nam, who was born on a dairy farm near Concord, N. H., 82 years ago and who still operates it.
 That's good" replied the gentle man from Minnesota. T wouldn't want you to be producing knot- holes"
 This little pleasantly took place at the hearings into milk problems by Congress special food commit tee. I'll go back to farmer Put nam in a minute, but first I want to take up the unfounded hopes of his cattle.
 A COW looks at the world through rose-colored eye glasses. She sees only the silver Innings. She day. dreams about lush pastures.
 "She just sees the green grass coming" explained H. H. Rathbun of New Hartford. N. r., "and she starts to give milk, whether she's got enough to eat, or not. That is the nature of a cow"
 She turns on the spigot and the more milk she gives now the less she'll give next fall, because then she'll be tired, lean and. probably. dlsillusioned. Milkmen Rathbun and Putnam agreed that once a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-13

RL Rev. John II. Dallas, Pre- testant Episcopal Bishop Of New Hampshire, will be the preacher In Che community L.enten service at Che First Congregational Church tomorrow evening at S:Oe o'clock. Bishop Dallas was born In Waterbury, grew up In the First Congregational Church, was a curate Of St. Johns Church with the late Rev. John N. Lewis, associate master at Taft School, then for five years rector of st. Thomas Church, Hanover, N. H., has been bishop of New Hampshire since 1928.
 Rev. Francis o. Ayres. st. Johns Church; Rev. John Vest brook, Congregational Church, WatertOwn and Rev. B. Bruce Whlttemore, West Side MethO- dist Church will assist Rev. B. Kenneth Anthony in the service. These services each Thursday evening during Lent are open to everyone.