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Laurel outlook., 1948-05-26
WINDFALL:
PrODaganda

In Ambassador Walter Bedell
Smiths formal and completely rou.
tine statement to Soviet Foreign
Minister V. M. Molotov, the Rus,
SLAMS thought they had a propa-
ganda bonanza.
1t was cleverly done. Smiths
otherwise tough statement, which
simply repeated the basic U. S.
foreign policy with regard to Rus
STA, contained one sentence that
Moscow took as a loophole: "As far
as the United States is concerned,
the door is always wide open for
full discussion and the composing of
our differences"
Molotov seized upon that sentence
and the announcement was broad
cast to the world that Russia &C
cepted the American "offer" to ne
gotiate.
1t looked like a propaganda VIC
tory Of major proportions for the
Soviets. Briefly, it put them in the
position of being able to point with
pride to their manifest willingness
to settle the bitter differences which
have kept the world unnerved for
so long.
If the U. S. refused to talk, that
would be fine with the Russians
who would capitalize on that fact
with a vengeance. If a peace con
ference did develop as a result Of
the original trick, the old and IA
miliar Soviet obstructionist tactics
would be brought into play to do
the usual job Of sabotage.
That was about the way it
stacked up to the high officials in
Washington. Both President Tru-
man and Secretary of State George
Marshall made it clear that there
would be no conference, that there
no logical basis for one and
that such a conference could not
possibly succeed at this time be-
cause neither the U. S. nor Russia
had altered or modified its position
in any way.
In addition to the propaganda
value of the Russian move, it might
also have been calculated to throw
some sand into the gears Of the
incipient U. S. defense program.
If the Soviets, suddenly assum-
ing a peaceful mien, were able to
the American people into
falsely secure, congress in an
election year might be coerced into
wasting a lot of time in preparing
such items of the defense program
as the 7O-group air force bill and
the draft bill. That wasted time
could, in the light of possible fu-
sure events, turn out to be incalcu-
ably precious.
Laurel outlook., 1948-05-26
CRISIS:
SupersOnic

There is a "crisis" developing in
military aviation, says Cmdr. Lynn
S. Beals, Jr., navy doctor, because
it is not yet known how to keep
human beings healthy when they fly
faster than sound.
Main trouble is from vertical vi
bration the up-and-down motion
that comes as a plane reaches the
speed Of sound. This vibration is
SO fast that it equals five to six
times the pull of g~ravitatlon.
Laurel outlook., 1948-05-26
Well, Not Exactly

A. c. Hudson of Portsmouth, N.
H., head of a committee of fire pro-
lection experts who examined the
White House recently, said he
wouldn't exactly call the Presidents
home a firetrap, but still and all
there are plenty of hazards existing
at the Pennsylvania venue edifice.
There is nothing wrong with the
White House that a lot of fire-proof-
ing won't fix, he said, but it needs
a lot of money.
Laurel outlook., 1948-05-26

munist bloc.
An opponent Of communism,
Einaudi also "a a foe Of Musso-
lini's brand Of fascism. He is an
internationally known writer on
public finance and economic his
tory.
Einaudi's first task as president
Of the republic was to designate
a premier and instruct him to form
a cabinet. There was no doubt
that he would name Alcide de Gas.
peri, premier Of the provisional
government, to continue in that
capacity on a permanent basis.
Laurel outlook., 1948-05-26
ITALY:
VO1 Pop

Luigi Einaudi, IA, a banker, is to
be president of the Italian republic
for the next seven years.
He was elected at a joint session
Of both houses of parliament on
the fourth ballot after the Com
Laurel outlook., 1948-05-26
Progress i'm DRYING Grain

Results of experiments in chemi-
cal drying of seed grain, using cal
cium chloride as the drying agent,
justify further Investigations of this
method, according to the U. S. de-
partment of agriculture.
Laurel outlook., 1948-05-26
Founded nv Lottery

The British museum was founded
on the proceeds of a state lottery,
the managers of which were the
Archbishop of Canterbury, the lord
chancellor and the speaker of the
house of commons.
Laurel outlook., 1948-05-26

munists, who had
b e e n supporting
Enrico de Nicola,
threw their votes
to him. On three
previous b ballots
none Of the presi-
Dental prospects
had been able to
command the re-
quired majority De-
cause of the Com
Laurel outlook., 1948-05-26
World Farm Census

Plans are under way to obtain a
world census of agriculture in 1850.
Statistics will include crop acre
ages, livestock owned, size of farms
and type of ownership.
Laurel outlook., 1948-05-26
Exterior Lighting

The tower of the Singer building
in New York was floodlighted in
1907, the first instance of lighting
the exterior of a large building in
this manner.
Laurel outlook., 1948-05-26
Bones In the Skull

The skull is composed of % bones,
8 of which form the skeleton of the
Uranium and IA Of the face.
Laurel outlook., 1948-05-26
-- WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS -
Palestine Jews Proclaim New State
OF Israel, Attacked by Arab Armies;
US. Victim of Russian Propaganda
By Bill Schoentgen, WNU Staff Writer

EDITORS NOTE: When opinions are expressed in these columns they are those of
Newspaper Unions news analysts and not necessarily of this newsnperD
Laurel outlook., 1948-05-26
William Flood Dies
May 10, Sibley, Iowa

Trewin, May 26.-Word was re-
celved here recently of the death of
William G. Flood, former resident,
who died at his home near Sibley,
Iowa, Monday evening, May 10.
Mr.. Flood was a native of Iowa,
where he was born July II, 1886,
in November of that year he moved
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
E. Flood, and older brother to JEFF
ferson City, Mont. In 1901 the
Flood family moved to the Yellow
stone Valley where he grew to man.
hood.
He served in the navy during
World war | on the U.S.S Galveston.
After being discharged from the
service he attended Montana State
college at Bozeman for four wears.
For n year he resided at Malta
where he was employed. He farm
ed near Boyd for several years
before going to Iowa in 1881, where
he had lived since.
He was married in December 1917
to Lula Mae Bowen, who survives
him. Other survivors are a son,
James H.. Flood. and one grand
daughter, Linda Flood, both of Sib-
lev, Iowa; two brothers, S. T. Flood
of Park City and Amos E. Flood
of Red Lodge; three sisters, Mrs.
j. w. Ennis of Billings. Mrs. A. l..
Grubs of Park City and Mrs. Marie
McCune of Victor.
Funeral services and internment
were at Sibley, Iowa.
Marion Tipps of Laurel spent the
week end with his aunt, Mrs.
Charles Grubs and family.
Mrs. Amos Flood and son Patrick
of Red Lodge were dinner guests at
the Grubs home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Gonzales
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike B~eslanowitch.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Grubs attended
the graduation exercises for the
Park Citv high school at tho Laurel
high school auditorium Thursday
evening.
Mrs. A. L. Grubs attended the
w. S. c. S. in Park City Thursday
afternoon.
Charles Stonerock. who is employ
ed at Mott, spent the week end
here with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Watson and
children, Judy and Barbara Of T.au-
rel. Tony Rongiani. Kenneth Wilson
and Otto Mars spent Tuesday even
ing at the Charles Grubs home.
Evening star., 1948-03-17

OTtS u0y, UutG LnTee Juu 1QyS ana
receiDe the license on the ftth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
ch5sss TuEnfE Es,btas g. 144s ss & nv and
wsS K.ss sGrd g. fsSS III Sts +, st,
A1ias ana Wiids id e. aa6 B A.oa
% .nd Mary s honssons nsS as@oisaIs s0. fsss
If. 81 s.s.:4 ssR Il sG.Rs ssis R.s
5osR SsrSs Sssa,ass 81 a15 aas I'd. Sc. and
nv, and Herta Bstist. se. Vivian
sa3f .s{as 81 s. 4ss lshR sRsE .t ss4ss sRf
and aosa 2uke+msn I'll sSS Calvert s s
Doasld E5oSss; 4; gsrs Mys5 Va. and
Georsis clark. s ss. Afexsndria, e Ia Va Va. ana
william nn,I Prince; pn 2e; 1900 l7th St. Sc. and
and Msiise Fleming. Mn 80 81 f1a FPS & chaDn aiS
John aEssn sst 50 g. Snnss5, s22 s5h Il Hotel T and
R0seF Setb Fl e. sPd Elsie Miller 81
Omar McKim, 20. Takoma Park, Nd and
Bereth Anderson. 23. 1929 Brandywine
Eugene Palmer. %. Alexandria, Va. and
Gloria Cornwell. 81. 1901 Benninss ra.
and Lynda sTinney. 49, Is, 21Yo fH6n ssth 81 St s.
Robert Lonsus. 10. ,611e Drake pl. Sc.
ana evelyn Murphy IL 5O39 Drake
James Minor, 81. 2l5 srd st. ne. and
JOSEPH cssef g. o. ss hy5s Hiaser st. ne
saaHs s spsnsef e IL salem. sSa G.. e.: ax AND
Janss nssnSsi %kns khatrs H. lo5 p Kenyon s nw st.
and Elizabeth Simms, %, 1929 Park I'd.
Raym0nS ss21 J2etsSn a1aG 81 2sl7 4h St
Layton s2e.. AGs s4..s a. ssOs s5s ats
wills Reninsen IS. ess 7sh TN st. ~ ns &C. and
John Parxman. %, 2351 Sherman ave.
NV. and Maggie Holmes, 90 204 M
John vaughan. 10. 500 soth st. ne. and
sds June sutleE 2l 1sss Montana ave ne
Bean heSs se Aqs'Ga 1sah st. ns ne and Nora
Harvey Embrey, 20, $40 st. s.w. and
Ellen consorti. 20. 124o Savannah
Raymond Davis. %, Arlington, and Elaine |
Merke, 21, 1880 Park I'd. NV
Morris Shapiro, 80, Paterson, N. j., and
Ray Katz, 81. 1883 Tuckermsn st. NV.
Donald GULL, %, and Jean Foxall, 20, |
both of Bladensburg, Md.
William Kyes, 81, 2400 18th st. NV, and
Janet Lingle, "a, 1872 st; NV. /,
Franklin Gntchess, "a, Philadelphia. and
Alexander Durrant, 45, and Almeta Gold
ston 3S, both of Mamaroneck, N. Y.
ne. and Dorothy Brown. SIS, is Bryant
st. NV.
Eugene Collins 20. 1923 Alabama ave.
Sc. and Tillie Anderson. 21. Capitol
william winters. 20. University Park. Nd,
and Mary Tolson, Is. 1901 Adams
st. ne.
Evening star., 1948-03-17
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under d. c. la,ps, couples mast
apply for a marriage license on
one day, ,oait three full days and
receiDe the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1948-03-17

Here's savings to make any budget-minded
homemaker sit up and take notice! Imagine
"a complete 3-piece modern bed outfit, at
this low price. Walnut finished twin-size bed
has attractive, simulated design in center of
headboard; tufted cotton mattress has rolled
edges, blue and white striped covering;
aluminium finished coil springs have helical
tied top to insure residence and durability.
Kann's-Bed Department. Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-10-31
SITUATIONS WoMEh lcsnt.l

MlDDLE-AGED REGISTERED NURSE dee
sires to care for invalid lady and live Ia.
Box 27O-E. Star.
EXECUTIVE CLERICAL requiring responsi.
bllIty and initiative; receptionist gen. once,
interior decorating experience. MI. 1854.
AN ELDERLY WOMAN, of Georgetown,
wants part-time work, companion and
assistant to semi-invalid: no lifting; gem
eral light housework: economical plain
cook. Box 257-E. Star
WANTED, by hrst-class laundress, work
out by the day; reference. Adams $3.50.
WOMAN WOULD WORK. taking care Of
or children, walking age; no heavy
lifting. Box 2O5-E. Star.
NEED HELP? Desire work to do at home.
Experienced bookkeeping, typing, general
ONCE work. Will do anything else to earn
money. Box 2s6-E, Star.
ADMINISTRATIVE misunderstanding, ex.
ecutive ability. excellent stenoerapher,
research and editorial experience. knowl-
edge Of French and German. NO. 1854,
Apt. 405.
TWO DAYS A AWEEK-Clerk-typist, Govt.
experience; D. c. resident; S1.10 hr. Call
GSpEkGRADuArE colored nurse desires
case. ME. 5014.
MIDDLE-AGED, SETTLED white lady.
would like to housekeep for elderly lady
or couple; no children or invalids. AK.
ELDERLY LADY. Prot, capable but not
servant type, would. like pos. as house.
keeper-companion, where nice home would
be more essential than salary. Box. 297.E,
Evening star., 1948-10-31
AGENTS.

QUICK EXTRA Cash selling Christmas
cards; big profits. REQUEST free samples.
CO. 1890 s. Western. Chicago, III.
FREE SAMPLE = Big profit opportunity
with amazing glow-in -the-dark house num-
bers, switch plates. pictures, decals, relig-
tSSs sSfs 'rss MsNP NRs asSs scs ab ate
MEN AND WoMEN-Make money selling
hiEh-srsde Swiss wrist watches. fun oil
spare time. Write for appointment, Boz
ktvoLTTfoNARY Sfffe NoN.ELECrR1c whirl.
ing glass washer for tsverns. cafes. foun-
first day. Rush name to MAXILUME, 125
". Hubbard, Dept. C-1o-B, Chicago 10.
Ill, for free FACTS and demonstrator ofier.
SELL CoLORFUL assorted -childrens A.
sook set only g. Big profit 6 Beautiful s,af1
ssasq9 s4 Sample ofre5 WHITEHALL !T,1dtdd
CHRIST ShRIsTMAs s. cARps-Name imprinted,
80 and % for 81. is different box as
sample album, RIcHAR's. 16 e. 18th
WHERE 70. BUY 100000 articles direct
from manufacturers. Send for Your
Profits Under the Spotlight" GLASS
Fob. CO, EllwoOd City Pa
Evening star., 1948-10-31
HELP DOMESTIC (cant,).

GIRL, white, to care for small children
light g b, k. duties; live in; salary open.
GHw. On asia aNn iftfT fRdSiSGp' STS pm. morns -.
capable of maintaining clean house with.
out supervision. Apply Sun, bet 1912,
at 1881 Monroe st. NV.
HOUSEKEEPER, white, experienced, to
operate l6-rm. high-class guesthouse, must
be able to run house keep records, shop for
1ood, manage help and assist them, there
are 2 part-time maids. 1t will be necessary
arranged two ways, salary will be good
depending on living Accommodations: ref
efences must be very good for both abil-
ity and character. Phone MI. 5507 after
H0UsEKEEPER, S31 per week intelligent
lona OF children, cleaning, laundry, plain
sosokinf, So E, care for 2 school-age children
HoUsEkEEPER. white, dependable settled
vs5k in Ne, ners I,aas ,nar
ogshly exper. fond q children, knowledge
coRT. $50 East 10th St.. Brooklyn. n. 7.
MAID, sL,,II sh;w,. also cooking; small apt; for
MAID, part time. days; $50 straight;
1880 to l:30; permanent: local references,
health card, 260S seth pl. NV, near Mt.
aD s.sd es sSssfe Ps sms sssff .g sth saS to hssh
MAID, live in, fond of children, recent
!afa1 nice cssTsn's5 fm ow 9ddssy sids "k every Sun
KS aazs NssoS z5s Ssfts s5 ef sSos:
MAID, i've in, assist m mother = With gen.
Call after II noon, TR. 1912.
's ons 10 o. sen s apt 81 dsy1 sysdry eS
is!sasSs Sls wHITh R4 IApY 2,T desired as
hon OBJ iy, @kL
change Tor pvt. rm', batR i' and ds board, re all ali
mod. home in. desirable section. So. Ari.,
l well behaved child, age Z, in pvt. school
FIJI, must have excel. refs. Cali IA.
HfiR l4ISS} M.,n Mm1Tnpinss after a.o9a. 9 am.
WHITE; settled. live as member OF family;
light III. duties; > adults; references req
Sl5 wk. DE. 563".
WHITE GIRL or woman for companion
bGard and small compensation. Call
%oM1N Nes 1s4k shan Gs Hyrf,. s in oSn room bath
WOMAN; care for 4-m9. child small apt; !;
S25 per wk. Call RA. 724O.
Slfh rst' care 8 small ehIdrsa: S-dsS SDsi;; *
Igsh st. 1ayhofs MRS IS VAN WARREN xslk 81 1:2o
YOUNG GIRL, Monday, Wednesday, Satur-
E.
RIGHT HOME. plus $50 month, for Prot
estant white homemaker; live-in Pa
tlence, cleanliness, reliability, essential
qualities. Two women, l elderly. DU. 3009.
GOOD COOK and g.h.w.; settled woman:
to live In local references necessary; SlOO
per month room and board. OR. 1888.
SUPERIOR BUTLER AND COOK for New
York town house. Absolutely essential to
nave had experience not only. as butler
ming entire household which includes two
asdditional sad maids and chaufeur,but.er.
qualify BY long training No children
put fair amount of entertaining in beauti-
tul new. large town house. Write giving
full details. background, experience par
ticulsrly Indicating ability to supervise
Box 4S1-A, Star.
RM AND BOARD. small salary. in ex-
change for lisht housework and care of
2-year-old child, Phone UN. s26s.
WE HAVE FIRST CLASS colored help, full
Or Or pa part time; also dayyorkers: Cali Adams
063e, PRUDENTIAL EMPLOYMENT SERV-
ICE, 1853 Wallach pl. NV .
Evening star., 1948-10-31
HELP DOMESTIC.

CHILDRENs NURsEMAID, S1O0 mo, live
Duties, mi esson oR 10 ohe
s.}s leauiPed; % s$5 Wi gin in tsmiiy ieeD wo
COOK, housekeeper, employed couple
nn smal A1ap 1apt.' must be expert local refs
Ss s: ss ss. sas sss Rs.4s .sf Ss:4
gk; 139 18th st: Sc. 81
s6x SIsb s!aTsR OF, os JSSS sIS r.,,.n,. .,n.r,
Or out; good salary, ia. 1912.
GooK nrSs. GHw live N: hi SIS week and
q she appIiea mt: Phone Oliver li4o. -
o 10 asst I.t.Ssna.s ytn ehssn en- 4dss Sday week.
fn. and sl bath; settlsd pefson with h rsfs' as'
GIRL 81 s'lo5s eoofed o. car, children Dur
coufIE viii il give home to young white
cir in eTchsnse eha sds5 f95 light duties in snail
G.Mw., oa1 owsf fond Of Children live in; pleas
amt ANT h9Re; gH' aSSa. sSs week. 7sl Whittier ST.
G.H.w.; nj i've a'02. IN; s25; no cooking; lovely
apply |. q " without excel: , ref VI: s31s:
G:H W.. white live out; small family; every
nd sht sRa os 4s5
G.H.W., cooking; reliable, settled white
woman; protestant, live in, good home to
right party. Call after pm. AT. 1890.
G.H:W., live in; references required. CHI.
1855.
G.HW;. laundry, some cooking, assist with
GIRL, experienced not over 35, to live
n pleasant home; permsEp;snt nsE;a positiion
siready have nice girl As nursemsid 70
children and upstairs work: have all mod.
ern elec appliances. including dishwasher,
carnage disposal, Launderomat, Iron Rite,
etc; good salary: Kensington. Md, area.
Call OR. 1850 any time after $50 IN.
beginning Monday. .
Evening star., 1948-10-31
SITUATIONS MEN tcon.. } .

RADIoMAN. RADIO exp. radio, FIN, television,
shop shop mgr; comm. or salary. Box 2os:E,
SALESMAN, SALE N @ 90 Yrs: of age, well expert
ssores dssTes saT .postien with good
sa SECRETARY, college grad, skilled in ste
nography, typing. legal research, desires
part time with leading law firm, from 5
star' ss,m:' evenings all Saturdays. Box 21s.E,
SEXTON and maintenance man, exper..
Cathoilc, desires part or full time position;
MTYPIST; M rapid, able general off. wE.. han
die public. sm. acctg; refs; middle -ag~d.
steady, Box l9s-E Star.
VET, junior in college, bus adm. desires
ran4ged WE4 1 TIA; 6O4o. SO Monday. "
VETERAN, desires to work after school
Ho h restaurant; Tdal good ref; hrs. 4 until 10
" WATCHMAKER. experienced, to take
ssre care OF estimates, repairs. Box 26O-E
publicity, speeches,
publications. and trade ASSOCIATION; exper, !;
might consider part time. Box 33S-E, Star. !.
Young MAN, colored. desires job driving
6rqeS n,n5 or helper; perm. position only. FIR.
YOUNG MAN, Govt. employe, supervisor
hard WorEers dssTet sn reliable and
SouSG MAN snHs wlS BHx B t4ac g. ass4e. sts. in
nomies norfiia, and aptitude for writing desires
NAVY is mS%fnHss en- S1qS
tlve WashinstoIsn, experienced purchas- M
ins imns agent; mtr, ezpsditer. handling collection
addrsSs a T%r tbs ad. Box 47O-c, Star. ~3l
WANTED-Work by writer. researcher,
rasSa meth sales promotion and
RETfRED GOVT. aIS EMSLo9EE vi desires 5 pds,
Ion LION part or full time; experience as
ina,1T.sa 6anK cashier bookkeeper fire and casualty
insurance underwater. Box 152-E, Star
C0NsTRuCTIoN-capable. exper. carpen-
iee See loren.an' aio supervise and work on hous-
REsT1Hf Ti42fe' 4R tra9is 45It skilssw'' avaissle,
GLphELY ED Man, educated, desires WORK or s
MAkRlED MAI Tefa MAN Boy ss 29aE c5ia5sa s.ar a
sincere worker, capable Of responsible posi- o
ton, experienced managing liquor Store or
patent medicine store, ready Immediately
Ior ,ort go, good, steady position; willing 10
work Call TR. $3.50. ~ Box 4o7-sa. adT B. star. sala
WATCH REPAIRING to the trade csmau
sHi,W ssGHGouh'S: too); eftcient' dependable. Box
aATIN ATTN 6EscENr, Sfss ss. seeks position, nret-
efaniy .;nit,y public relations field; radio, pub
pt ence .xceert sHeAmfricsn relations expert
RETIRED MARINE. IS yrs Old. af thorousb.
E.sol iy experienced hotel and building mainte-
EXECUTIVE sECRETARY.' trade rad associs.
tion. publicity, public relations background
meht conside4 seGd
SKILLED xrToRNEY.' 'ari Ii years once ane
over snaaay invite.
CORRESPONDENCE. Box 3O7.E Star IL
Evening star., 1948-10-31
HELP WoMEN.

AN ALERT CAsHIER-TYPIsT is what We
crave; the work is interesting. about the
cay you'n rave. So If you're interested
IT. s sas sss!f iSse eRGpr .ns
Area has made openings for a few women
future as bookkeepers, saleswomen,. sew
sE,sR cS si 81 &s
oPININGs Tor Tor proof proc ''s CLERKS hs. and book
keepers; expsEisnced preferred Apply in
Rssi5vs2GRR:p siv2RpaEE pe1IIzEhs MD BANK OF RlVERDA5E 5
we HAVE A JOB we know you'll like;
sae the W. work Is interesting and varied as
feT Niss sfRs iss MoRaIssy woodward Bids Ask
FIRsT-CLAss sTENoGRAPHER and brainy
auayins asfz msek RE- Ssst al7s sons pay to person
MAKE EASY MONEY selling finest line
and stsfs ch5mss b sa4ss1 easd 81
proit Write for sf.sard leaae! ae 70 on 1oss az
sw2s fEsf RSfsslo SEQ DfHi Ssh
WANTED in establishment of two bach
must be good COOK; house with Aeasepo,a e9eeption
S8e Hns efe apn'sR sRpese He
ablel; GOOD wages. eail after pm pm,
,;I SEE s,i,I ipREssEs sS from New York. s5.e5
to to ssl yoens new dFsssss sHtS lingerie Seen
MANNER sisAN Fifth ihttpls AVE. D0ek New MS1ES 9o2E
MARRIED WoMAN-,Unusual opportunity
10 ii0r woman a;n,Gdaa Tho can devote hrs per day
future II your home duties keep you
e4n u h'isptns MRs tGaEn t2s HFs eAg
so5'oRof} Want tls Vfs1un r. Earn Il MosEY
product; Cal Ex. ss9s; week ends and
Ab,s ms x.rv
encea excellent working conditions mr.
Conn ave; prefer nonSmoker; best ref
turn; rm. with kit. privils at same place.
osN FoE ints1yieT gv grte Box l4o-G. Star: -
no house house canvassins, no deliveries
sMAzfSd an fSeE oFFEa-s4o f1aE /. yours for sell,
new, entirey diferent de- laxe christmas
cards. with or without name imprinted
nSthins Fl , 70 ~ cHEERFuSIfO GARD tSe'. c..
ARE YOU YT5lFe an ts''ai: aIEkTS T. cultured woman.
5000 yearly? Educational sales service;
position permanent; free to travel; high
comms.. bonuses; transp. Write for per-
Sonal appointment giving phone no. to
Box 4S4-B, Star
A DRESS yours with every you order for
yourself and family; amazing new bonus
plan; everything free. HARTFORD FROCKS,
Dept. T-9227 Cincinnati. Ohio.
OPPORTUNITIES GALORE at The Hecht
Co. Only 40 earning days until Christ
mas. Permanent and temporary positions
Even If you've no previous experience We
VIII train you for an interesting Job while
you earn IN the following departments:
goods, ready to wear. corsets. toys, home
furnishings. You can enjoy our 5-day,
benefits and privileges. Stop in and have
chat with one of our friendly personnel
representatives any time between 10 and
4;30: Employment once, 3rd floor. THE
HECHT Co, 7th and SITS. NV. Wash
ineton. D. C. Between 10 and 30 Tues
day, Wed, Thurs: and Sat, 1880 to 80
Mon. and Fri. Silver Spring store. corner
Tenton Ct and Ellsworth drive Silver