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Evening star., 1952-08-21
Agreement 10 Block
Wildcat Wa|kouts al
Acc Plant Is Signed
BY the Associated Press

PADUCAH. KY, Aug. 21.-A
plan to block any further un-
authorized walkouts at the billion
dollar atomic energy plant was
agreed upon by union and man
agement officials yesterday.
While there was no word on
whether the dispute involving
AFL carpenters had been settled,
the agreement, drawn up by
President Truman's Atomic Energy
Labor Relations Panel, was signed
four hours after the carpenters
withdrew their picket line at the
plant. ..- .......
Penalties Provided.
The declaration of policy pro-
vides penalties for workers taking
part in wildcat walkouts and
failing to return when ordered by
the company and the union.
A full-Scale return to work to-
day put a normal working force
on the project for which F. N
McQraw & Co. is prime contrac-
tor. About a third of the $4,000
member force had come through
the picket line yesterday. Tne
series Of walkoutS started more
than a week ago, repeatedly re-
sulting from strife within the
union local..
Yesterday State police and
sheriff's deputies were on guard
to see that those who wanted to
work were allowed to pass.
Machinery Outlined.
The agreement provides the fol-
lowing machinery for handling
any future disturbances.
When a stoppage occurs. the
company will get in touch with
the union involved to learn If it
was authorized. If the walkout
was not, the union will notify it's
members to return. Failure to do
so makes the member liable for
discipline provided by the unions
constitution and bylaws.
The company also will be re-
quired to inform workers the stop
page was unauthorized and request
them to return. Any employe who
remains out will be fired or dis
ciplined.
The panel said the policy may
be extended by the consent of the
parties involved to other projects
for the atomic energy program in
the vicinity.
Evening star., 1952-08-21
Timken Roller Beurino
Announces Price Rise
BY the Assoeiotsd Press


CANTON, Ohio, Aug. 21.-Tim-
ken Roller Bearing announced to-
day it has increased the prices
OF all products of its steel and
tube division between 4 and 5 per
cent.
The increase went into effect
August 10. in accordance with the
same Oflce Of Price Administra-
ton regulation that allowed the
basic steel firms to raise their
prices.
Timken said its tool steel, stain
less steel and other speciality
Steels had gone up 4.7 per cent.
Evening star., 1952-08-21
KiIgore Gets Blame
For Point PIeasant's S
Loss Of Acc Plant Il
BY The Assoeiated Press

POINT PLEASANT, Aug. 21.-
The president of the Point Pleas
ant Chamber of Commerce blames
Senator Kilgore for this areas loss
of q billion-dollar atomic energy
plant.
The Atomic Energy Commission
might have been persuaded to To-
cate the plant here. said DR.. Roy
w. Eshenaur, but I'VE followed the
Senator's advice and pulled our
punches"
Chose Site 70 Miles Away.
The Acc. instead, chose a site
70 miles away. in Pike County,
Ohio. about 20 miles north of
Portsmouth.
DR.. Eshenaur said Representa-
tives of Point Pleasant, Charleston,
Huntington and Parkersburg were
prepared to press arguments for
the Point Pleasant site vigorously
before the Acc. He said:
1--WE found out that sponsors Of
the Portsmouth site had appeared
with a 40-man delegation before
the Acc even before the money to
build the atomic plant was ap-
propriated.
"This alarmed us and we want
ed to muster all the resources
which were at the command Of
our four communities to make a
comparable effort to convince the
Acc Of the suitability of our site.
Advised. Against Pressure.
But" DIR. Eshenaur continued,
Senator Kilgore advised against
it. He said we should not try to
put too much pressure on the
commission. as they wouldn't like
it. When we told Kilgore about
the 40-man Ohio delegation he
said that it wouldn't work and
told us that kind of stuff doesn't
accomplish much.
I'VE followed the Senator's ad-
vice and pulled our punches &.
so Ohio gets the atomic plant
and we are out in the cold"
DR.. Eshenaur charged that a
letter from Acc Chairman Cor
don Dean to Senator Kilgore. de-
failing the Aces reasons for re-
jecting the Point Pleasant site,
looked like a coverup for the
Evening star., 1952-08-21
One Of Girl QuintupIets
Born in BruziI Dies
BY the Associated Press

SAC PAULO. Brazil, Aug. 21.-
One Of the girl quintuplets born
to Mrs. Maria Albano, 38, wife
of poor Negro workman, at Sac
Carlos Tuesday night died at a
hospital here today. The other
four were reported in good condi-
tion.,
The babies. weighing less than
3 pounds each at birth, were
placed in an incubator in a ma
ternity hospital here. The mother
had previously given birth to
seven children.
Evening star., 1952-08-21

a humorous, satiric verse chiding
the press, which endeared her to
neWsmen covering the conference.
All of her verses dwell on polit-
ical themes and reveal Mrs. Stew
enson as deft in mixing politics
and poetry. .=
AS she remarked once, "there
should be more poetry in politics
and less politics in poetry"
Admires Jefferson Writings.
Mrs. Stevenson is an avid ad-
mirer Of Thomas Jefferson's writ
ings.
Themes Of Jeffersonian de-
mocracy-such as opposition to
extreme Capitalization Of govern
ment provide her with much
ammunition for many of her
verses.
After Mr.. Stevenson's work at
the conference was completed she
journeyed with him to London,
where he took Edward Stettinius'
place as head of United Nations
preparatory commission after Mr..
Stettinius became i'll.
Two sons, Adlai III and Borden,
went along. John Fell, the young
est. remained at their Liberty
vile home. Mrs. Stevenson recalled
her stay as very pleasant.
Il kept house and enjoyed it."
she said. 1T was right after the
war and was an interesting time
to be in London"
"They lived in a news, q Lon
don version Of q garage apart
ment.
1T was a converted stable, real
ly," she said.
They entertained very little be-
cause, she said. "rationing was
fierce"
Put Gromyko on Vitamins.
One Of her favorite stories is
one in which she got Andrei Gro
myko started on vitamin pills,
which may have put the oomph in
his later mo, no, nos" before the
U. NJ:
One night at a dinner in her
home she noticed that Mr.. Gro
myko had eaten only one red beet
during the entire meal.
II thought he needed some
thing besides one red beet" she
said. so I brought him some
vitamin pills"
After Mr.. Gromyko had
clinched his reputation as a virile
mo. no" man at the U. NJ, Mrs.
Stevenson met him again in New
York.
''Mr. Gromyko, I've always re-
gretted feeding you those vitamin
pills." she told him.
"Oh, Mrs. Stevenson" the Rus
sian exclaimed. ''I've been taking
them ever since"
After his London mission and a
short trip to Italy, Mr.. Stevenson
returned to this country and to
his Chicago law practice.
Mrs. Stevenson's next expert
ence in public life would be as
first lady of Illinois.
This is the third Of q series.
TomOrrOw-MrS. Stevenson's life
in Sprinrfield-and the Aive-
Evening star., 1952-08-21
Intimate Friends
Deny She DisIikes
Public Life
BY Joy McMuIIen

CHICAGO, Aug. 81. (CDN -
Adlai Stevensons wife first asked
him for a divorce in 1941-eight
years before she actually went to-
Las Vegas, New.
Only a temporary separation
followed.
Mr.. Stevenson had just re-
turned to Washington on Govern
ment duty for the second time.
Mrs. Stevenson and the chill
dren left there and returned to
their Libertyville home to live
alone most of one winter.
The break was serious, but she
did visit him in Washington on
week ends.
This disclosure by intimate
friends of Mrs. Stevenson re-
vealed the fa1sity of the many
conflicting remarks about her
disliking public life.
People said at the time that
the separation resulted because
she didn't like Washington"
When she actually did get di-
vorce, others said it was the re-
suit of her love of social pomp in
Washington and a dislike of the
gusty political atmosphere in
Springfield. III.
None Of the remarks apparently
had any basis in fact.
Mr.. Stevenson had gone to-
Washington q second time to serve
as special assistant to the Secre-
tary Of the Navy.
In Washington During War.
She had approved of the move
and even urged her husband to
accept the job.
She returned to Washington
with the children the following
spring and remained there with
him through the war years.
Mrs. Stevenson gives a vivid
description of her life with Adlai
in the Georgetown section of
Washington in an article she
wrote entitled Sunday in George
town." She said:
"As usual, our guest room Is
large with guest. I spend q busy
hour hushing husband, children
and dogs after I arise.
Finally they are all herded
into the garden. where Patrick
the, pet turtle-has lost himself
again, conveniently engaging the
children's rapt attention.
"Our guest continues to delay.
My husband suggests that a sud-
den fire or other alarm from
within might provoke the happy
event."
She also wrote:
Usually our week ends are
spent motoring or visiting in Vir-
ginia or Maryland.
"It's a peaceful contrast to keep
out of the car for a whole day.
We lunch on a terrace with people
as diversified as the food.
"The sun seasons our meals.
Later, if We are so inclined, we
may go to a concert.
1--WE may drift in the amiable
Washington manner from divert
ing conversational skirmish to an
other until suppertime, or en-
compass more cocktail parties
than we can possibly enjoy, or
walk along the tangled tow path
by the old Cumberland Canal with
the lazy Potomac on our other
side. Il had almost forgotten
golfO"
Went to u. N. Conference.
In the spring of 1945, she jour-
neyed to the San Francisco United
Nations conference with her hus-
band. Mr. Stevenson had been
called there to serve as naison Of
f1cer for the press, she recalled.
At this time. Mrs. Stevenson was
devoting considerable time to
poetry and politics.
One of her best poems, "The
Ostrich" was written while she
was in San Francisco at the U. N.
session.
The poem, with gentle satire, is
anti-isolationist.
On this occasion, too, she wrote
Evening star., 1952-08-21
Army Assigns Teacher

BALTIMORE, Aug. 81 (R.-Lt.
Charles Lanham Crouch, jr., a
1948 graduate Of West Point, has
been assigned as assistant pro-
fessor of military science and
tactics at Western Maryland Col
lege. Westminster. Md.
Evening star., 1952-08-21

DUG. part coIIle, reddish brown. WASH-
INGTON ANIMAL RESCUE LEAGUE, II
o st. NV. NO. $3.50.
KEY RING, found in car in Silver Spring.
Aug. 10. Lost by lady who assisted me
to move car. JU. $1,000
WATCH iady's EIlova. found about Aug.
Evening star., 1952-08-21
FOUND.

ANIMALS, lost or unwanted. CAN WASH
NGTON ANIMAL RESCUE LEAGUK II
O St NV. NO k730
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by G. e. Kibler; thence north
% 1-2 deg. east along said east
line 6 chains and 80 links to the
place of beginning containing
and 80 hundredths acres of land
more or less.
Third Parcel: Situated in the
Township of Claridon, County of
Geauga, and State of Ohio, and
the Holmes Tract. and bounded as
follows: Beginning on the south
side OF Lot No. II at the center
of the highway running north and
south through said Lot No. IL;
thence north 10 deg. along the
center Of said highway hp Is chains Chains
| Treat; thence east along Treats
south line chains and Is links
to lands formerly owned by Lucius
T. Wilmot: thence south 19 deg.
West 10 chains and 2 links to the
south line of said Lot No. II;
s chains and 20 links to the center
of said North and South highways
and the place of beginning. Con-
tanning 10 acres of land. more or
less. Excepting from the above
premises 9.75 acres conveyed by
fntosh by deed dated May I. 1924,
and recorded in Vol. 167, p. 57S Of
Geauga County Records of. Deeds
Excepting and reserving a life
estate granted to the Grantor
herein by deed of Phebe Mcintosh
| dated 4th of April, 1910 and re-
corded Dec. 10. 1945. description
taken from Vol 233, p. 36 of
Geauga County Records Of Deeds.)
Said Premises Located at Claridon
Township. ..
Said Premises Appraised at
| $4,000 and cannot be sold for less
than two-thirds Of that amount.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash
E. JOHN PHELPS
Sheriff of Geauga County, Ohio
Emanuel McGregor, Attorney
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sHERIFF.s SALE OF LIFE ESTATE
The state OF Ohio, Geauga County.
,% Common Pleas Court

sHERIFF'S SALE OF LIFE ESTATE
The state OF Ohio, Geauga County.
Common Pleas Court
. Ruth Mcintosh, Plaintiff, VS.. e.
E. Mcintosh, Defendant, Case NO.
1869.
In pursuance of an Order of
Sales Life Estate in the above en-
titled action, I will offer for sale
at public auction, at the door Gb,o OF
in the above named County. on
Friday the 9Th day Of June 1852,
at 400 o'clock, PM, the life estate
OF C. e. Mcintosh the following
described real estate, situate In
the County of Geauga and state
Of Ohio, and in the Township OF
Claridon ko-wit: ...
Situated in the Township OF
Claridon,. County OF Geauga and
State Of ,e Ohio; sG..+o but subject 10
First Parcel: Being part of Lot
No. Ii in the Holmes Tract in
said Township. Beginning at the
corner of land decided
by G. e. Kibler to Clare A Will
Iiams; thence north % IL oeg;
east 6 chains and 1S links to lana
formerly owned by by II Harvey We deg. a.
east 8 chains and SO links; thence
22 deg. west 6 chains and links
to the South line of said Lot No:
nj: thence north 81 deg. west
along lot line chains and IS links
| to the place of beginning. Con-
tanning 2:44 acres Of land more or
less.
Second Parcel: Situated in the
Township of Claridon, County OF
Geauga, and State of Ohio, being
part of Lot No. II in the Holmes
Tract, and bounded as follows:
Beginning at the northwest corner
of land decided by G. E. Ktblerr
to Glare A. Williams; thence east
81 1-2 deg. east chains and !
link to the west line of 40 ga
acres of land decided by w. Bruse
to Harvey A. Watts; thence south
2 1-2 deg. west s chains and 7s
links to land of Alice A: Kellogg;
thence north "a 1-2 deg. west
along said Kellogg's north line 8
chains and Al links to the east
line of said land formerly owned
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FOR SALE - Baby Chicks:
White Cornish - White Rock
Cross, available every Friday.
Extra thick w hi tie meated
breasts, big legs, ideal broiler
chicks. Also Leghorns, r. I.
Reds, Barred and White Rocks,
Hampshires. Order ahead. Infra
Red Brooders. Leghorn day old
Roosters. Pruden Hatchery,
Geneva, 0. Phone 5463. 8tf
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PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE
Tuesday, June 10, 1852, 1890
fast time. In Chesterland Town
ship on Heath Rd., / mile north
of Wilson Mills Rd. and l mile
South of Route 6. Complete
farm machinery, % head of cat
tie, tractors, baler, corn picker,
etc.
Sale list published next week.
Dave and Lawrence Roseum
CaseHall g. Son, Clerks.
Oscar Weinstein, Auctioneer.
1p22
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FOR SALE - Modern 8 = piece
dining room set, SIS. am
thinning out daffodils and lem
on lillys, Csc a clump, about
Is bulbs in a clump. Newbury
674. Mrs. Joseph Portman, Rt.
81, Restful Lake. 1x22
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Antiques
Cherry chest of drawers,
Black walnut hat rack - recep-
ticles each side for umbrellas,
drawer and white marble top
and mirror.
Cut glass water pitcher and
glasses.
2 Featherbeds, l pr. feather
pillows.
Carpet strips and l piece Ok
6R".
Bric-a-brac and dishes.
Electric toaster.
3 wine barrels, 3-5-10 gallons.
8 Galvanized cans for ashes,
2h #. high x 1412 inches wide.
Small electric stove, l burner,
8" square.
Army cot and mattress.
Snow shovels, garden tools.
258 Turner Dr., Aquilla Village
1c22
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HELP WANTED

WANTED - Painter to paint
2 large barns. We have a
large size spraying machine.
Job can be done on part time.
Also want 2 rubber wheel wag-
ons with or without rack. Ste
phen Rajki, Claridon Center,
Phone East Claridon 662O3.
1x22
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FOR SALE - 6 foot electric
frigidaire; good working con-
dition; OK. throughout, porce-
lain inside and out, good for cot
tage or recreation room, $500.
Call Newbury 270 or 437 View
Drive, Kiwanis Lake. 1x22
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FOR SALE 1851 two-door
Fordomatic. Fully equipped
with radio heater, directional
lights, windshield wiper booster
etc. 1000 miles. Owner will sac
rifice - $1705. Phone: 6-0464.
3x22
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FOR SALE - Three coal Stok-
ers complete with controller,
also hot air blower with control
Ter. Two-wheel trailer with Ak
z stake body. Harland Jeffer-
son, West Spring ST., Burton
3571. 1x22
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE - Spring lambs.
Some ash, beech, maple, stand
ing trees and some antiques.
rs Minorca-Leghorn hens, lay
ing good. G. M. Sisson, Chardon
Rt. l, Res. on 608 South Hamb-
den. 1x22
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ORDER CHICKS NOW

FOR SALE - Asphalt shingles
les $6.75 SO. Roll roofing, Roof
Coating, 5 gal pail, 02.25; coal,
feed fertilizer. We carry full
line of Conkey's Poultry and
Dairy feed, Grenadier Stoker
Coal, and Pocahontas Lump.
Williams Mill, Center ST., Char
don, Telephone 5-9731. 23tf
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NEEDED - A Raleigh Dealer
for nearby county. $500 fam
lilies, where Products sold many
years. Real opportunity for per-
manent, profitable work. Start
promptly. Write Rawleigh's,
Dept. OHE-141-232, Freport, Ill.
~ 1x22
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ORDER CHICKS NOW
M. r. H. Strain, white Leg
horns, also Heavy Breeds. Heat
lamp brooding units. Middle
Ridge Hatchery, Madison, Ohio.
Telephone Madison 3843. 11ctf
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FOR SALE - 1948 Stream Lite
House Trailer, 80 feet, all
modern conveniences. Just paint
ed. $1,000. Telephone Chardon
5-743l. 1X22
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NOBODY ..
Publishes as much news
about Geauga County as the
Geauga Republican Record.
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FOR SALE - New Holland bal
er. First class condition. Nc
Cormick grain binder with new
canvas, and Jamesway manure
carrier, new bucket and 200 #.
of track. Stephen Rajki, Clari-
don Center. Phone East Clari-
don 662O3. 1x22
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FOR SALE - Oliver 60 with
plows, both in goods shape,
$4,000 Farmall H in top con-
dition $950.00 Also several
used Fords and other tractor.
Lake County Tractor Sales,
Painesville 1874. tf18
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FOR SALE - Studio couch in
excellent condition. Call Char
don 5-3129. 1X22
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SAWS Filed by Machine
Tool Grinding
Lawn Mower Grinding g.
Repairing - Factory Process
Leave at Carlson's Hdwe.
FRANK M. PHILLIPS
On Brakeman Rd., Hambden
IN Miles North of Rt. 6 & 166
Phone Chardon 5-9268
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FOR SAFE - 6 #. single Nc
Cormick-Deerrng tractor disc.
Good condition. Ernest Sary, 8
mile east of Chardon on Rt. 6,
then 2 1-2 mile south of Rt. 6
on Kile I'd. 1x22
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Old reliable national concern
has opening for two men. No
canvassing. Car necessary. Our
men averaging $4,000 weekly.
Write to MIR. w. J. Brindley,
Ohio, Room 1910. 2tf
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WANTED - Woman to do
washing and ironing for fam
lily Of five. Call Chardon 5-5941
after 8 pm. 20xtf
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FOR SALE - Modern 5-rooms
and bath with attached gar
age. 119 Chardon Ave-, Char
don. zoe tt.
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FOR SALE - Hand cultivator
with all attachments, like new
$500. Planter for hand or pow
er cultivator, adjustable for all
garden seed $500. Child's farm
coaster wagon, iron wheels $500
Fulton, telephone Chardon s.
4268. lx22
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Classif6ledAd

FOR SALE - 9-10-11 week old
pigs. Also have 8 shoats.
Would like to trade for ear corn.
Telephone Chardon 5-4157.
2x22
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FOR SALE - Cut flowers for
Decoration Day. Diane Pom
eroy, 210 South Hambden ST.,
Chardon. 1x22
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FOR SALE - Belltone hearing
aid. In perfect condition.
Used two weeks. One of the
best hearing aids made. Will
take 1-3 less than price paid.
If interested call Burton 4734.
4x21
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FOR SALE - Oven-ready fry
ing and roasting chickens.
Herbert Steingass, phone Char
don 5-5108. 4c24
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HELP WANTED - Woman or
girl to help while mother
works. Telephone Bainbridge
460. 2x22

MALE HELP WANTED - Man
qualified to do all around
machine shop inspection. Exper-
fence required. Hourly rate,
plus overtime. Apply Chardon
Metal Products Co., Washington
street, Chardon. 20ctf
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FOR SALE House.. S rooms
and bath, utility room and
attached garage. 3 acres of
land. 5 miles from Chardon.
Call: Chardon 5-4234 for ap-
pointment. 19tf
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NOTICE Will do sign painting
to order. Any size or de-
scription. Call 5-8342, evenings.
19tf
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NOTICE - Let us dress your
poultry. Call for appointment.
A. Varab, Chardon 54147.
3ctf
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NOTICE

NOTICE - Custom weaving, al
so woven rugs for sale. Mrs.
Sam Carr, 108 Court St., Char
don, Ohio. 20tf
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NOTICE - PERSONALIZED
DECORATION What
have you? We do furniture,
wearing apparel, stationery,
Christmas cards etc. Call s.
8342, evenings. left
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MALE HELP WANTED 4.
Reliable man with car wanted
to call on farmers in S.E. Geau
ga County. Wonderful oppor
tunity. SO to $40 in q day
No experience or capital re
uuired. Permanent. Write to-
day. McNESS COMPANY, Dept
A, Freeport, Ill. 2p22