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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-10

feed late on winters evening and appear
TO be stuffmg themselves under an overcast
sky, it is d fairly good sign of falling wealth
en- particularly snow.
Other than being caught mapping the
snow was welcome visitor. Forests be-
ginning to dry again, have been saved from
fire dangers, and hunters, who look forward
TO the opening of hunting season, were glad
Farmers welcomed any precipitation which
will store moisture in the parched land so
everyone was more or less happy.
The snow was beautiful and painted the
countryside in fairyland dress. 1t may be q
torerunner Of more and bigger ones to come
during the present winter season. Next
time we will not be as surprised as we were
by this mountaineering early snow
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-10

economic pressures, and not a little inferi-
orltT complex spur them to lead great
people in an insidious plan to upset the
balance Of international stability
No nation is infallble. but the actions
Of the United States during these periods
Of instability, have been balance which
has brought the world back to its state of
stability. Like a cancer, Russia has been
enNeloplng surrounding nations and terri
tory. Korea was only warning made by
the tree-natlons, under leadership Of the
United Nations. 1t may contain the cancer
like growth for time but there can be no
permanent stability until causes are re-
moved. a real surgical operation may be
necessary to remove the causes
Oddly enough, Germany, Japan and
Italy former "patents,' may play an i'm
portant part in saving the world from the
same disease for which they were treated.
The United States and Great Britain
and their allies must exert care that they.
too, do not fall i'll with the inroads of So
clallSm, communism, or capitalism. Power
IS dangerous thing and must be handled
with caution and control.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-10

Double Check

After election winter sets ii
voters SWING the candidate the
cold shoulder
The COP may have to dust off
some Of the Harry Truman plans
ana use them AGAIN things don't
lookzso GOOD for the present Ad-
ministrauon and 50 soon fun
NV world. j, Is? WI can Nh get
away from the weather but there
are some things we can't like
political gimmcitls.
Nj and Mrs. NJ Hedrick,
down in Florida, ENJOYING the
winter no wood to get no
snow to shovel wonderful. l
hope. For me. Cumberland county
* the garden spot Of the world.
never lost any time from il by
roaming around always warm by
the stove don't YOU wish YOU
we're here Mr. Hedrick2
Had q ycry pleasant visit with
Mr. A. w Scott. III the pulpWood
industry. Takes me back to Teddy
Roosevelt when he was President
Riding through ou the Southern
Railway. when he saw nothina but
pines, spruce at that he said il
We can eNcT find something Id
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-10
international Cancers

CANCER is caused BIZ cells of the body
- going out of natural control. dividing
themselves into other cells not submitting
to usual and natural laws Of the body The
same general principles are to be found in
effect during periods of human behavior
when nations become cancerous and when
Individuals and groups Of individuals get
out of natural control.
Next Wednesday, November II. we
pause to remember the ArmStice Of World
War THE most disastrous war Americans
had fought on foreign soil and the great
eSt war Of modern times The Kaiser of
Germany got out of control leading a ma
tion in a wild action to upset the general
order Of nations. After much bloodshed
anguish and suffering, the world was again
restored to natural order
Again in the 1905 German leaders and
Italian leaders went out Of control The
war party of Japan followed suit and the
greatest war Of modern times was fought
he rebellious elements were put again into
thr natural order
To-day. Russian leaders threaten to
break The natural controls Of the neigh
borhood Of nations Ambition. prejudicds,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-10

home safe or your safety deposit.
box
Why not give sometime to the
Church which brought you up, or
TO some hospital or other charity
You would not live in com
munity without these. Then you
should help them out You can do
it only by making a WILL oil
CODIC1L. My full name IS Rope.
w Babson The w" really stands
for Capt Ward an old Gloucester
fisherman: but when people ask
me for what it stands I reply
Will" I wish l could devote the
rest of my life to helping people
to make WILLS and CODICILS.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-10

Smoother Ride. with front
end road shock reduced
up TO 8ooo. is onofher
Ford bigger feature 4.
and YOU get il without
sos eofing extra weight.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-10
Over the Top

THE Chest reached
Seyera Get
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-10
kIDNAPPINGS

Since 1882. when Federal Gov
eminent took over Jurisdictions in
abductions involving the crossing
Of state lines. FBI reports it has
handled or helpec to handle some
459 kidnap caSes-all but two Of
them solved. These two involved
Charles Matson. 10. snatched at
Tacoma. Wash. Dec q, 1886,
and found dead IS days later. and
Peter Levine, 10. Of New Rochelle.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-10
Boring From Within

F'llE tragic part of the revelations now
coming from Fl Monmouth, n. j., show
that espionage has probably been carried
on there since the middle Of World War
u on an uninterrupted basis There are in
dlcations that L. s. plans for defense
against atomic attack have found their way
from Fort Monmouth to East Germany
and Russia
The record Of t. S. security forces since
World War II leaves much to be desired.
First, the Russians copied the majo heavy
bomber Of the t. S Air Force and reported
" had plans of it very early in the develop
ment stage. Next the Russians obtained
atomic bomb blueprints from the L. S. and
proceeded to produce atomic bombs. They
also are believed to have stolen H-bomb
secrets from the [. s.
Now it turns out that they have been
operating an espionage ring in vital nerve
center Of the Army. 1t would seen that we
IN the United States are incapable of keep
ing our secrets and that our security forces
have failed mserably in protecting the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-10

are here and active because of the wide
q spread interest among the people. Often.
we contrast this community with others
where one man. or one business dominates,
dictates and leads. Fortunately or unfor-
tunately. that is not the case in this area.
Community movements must catch the i'm
agnation and enthusiasm of the whole cti-
zenry and depend upon their support for
survival.
The success of the Community Chest
this year indicates the continued interest
and support Of the people It has broad
base Of interest and is the organization
through which every citizen grasps the OPP
portunity to share in the work Of eleven
agencies, which mean much to our way Of
life.
Congratulations to the Chest leaders
and workers. but heartiest commentator
to those who through their interest and
donations maintained an active community
spirit
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-10
Take Time TO. Rest

Stop and rest little bit
oke time out to idly sit
Just to wotch butterfly
In the sunshine passing by,
Or the floating clouds that moke
Pictures for you in the lake
Pause and rest awhile my friends,
Work and rest together blends
If from toll you sometimes rest
It will help you do your best
Resting periods nov and then
1We you strength to work again.
Take time out to sit and read,
For the souls in US have need
Of the soIooe Of the "Word",
Flowers sweet and song Of bird
In the quietude ond charm
On an old Virginia farm
Time is fleeing post, you know.
Fast the seasons come and go
Like flash thot lightning brings,
And undone many things
That we plan to do some doy
Ere our lives have posed owoy
On Lies road, oft pause O bit
Seek for JOY there is in it.
Beouty's round you everywhere,
Underfoot and in the Dir.
Pause ct night to kneeI in prayer
To thank Him who pIoced them there
L. D Whitaker
Reed third chapter Of Ecclesiastes to ninth verse
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-10

country's military secrets The people Of
the United States will not be overly inter
ested IN the reasons for this failure but
they should demand tightening Of secur-
lty and better record of accomplishment
from the security forces
In view of the sorry record Of the So
curlty forces since World War ii. if wonld
be hitting for President Eisenhower TO
lnstlgate an Investigation of the entire set
up with the purpose of finding out why
I. > security and military secrets cannot
be properly protected Not only do these
liubs cost the taxpayer billions of dollars in
new expenditures, which are necessjtated
by rapid Russian progress in the field of
atomic weapons, but they tend to demon
allze our allies and encourage the Commu-
illsls IN believing they can obtain any in
formation they desire from traitors in the
Chited States. The investigation should be
d hafd-hlttng one, and some members of
various security organizations are prob
ably due for a quick sacking.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-10

New Boston. N. H. October %
1852 In view Of my recent column
on the Importance Of Trust Funds
for children and others, / must
today refer to the recent terrible
Kidnapping and murder OF the
Greenlease OF Kansas City.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-10
Record BrOkens

TIE snow which fell Thursday night and
Friday broke all records in the memory
Of most folks as the earliest November
snow Of four inches or more The record
shows that in 1905 light snow fell on
November , and 3. 4 four inch snow
this early in November goes back prior to
;ll local records
1t caught all Of us unprepared Evident
~, the State Highway Department was un-
prepared as At shutdown Friday night some
Of The roads in eastern Virginia had not
been cleared. Many Of Us were still wearing
Summer suits and had TO 90 to the storage
closets for last winters clothes Even the
birds We're caught mapping and as the snow
covered the ground they appeared to be in
q daZe. The action Of birds in the winter
months is good sign Of snow When they
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-10

N. y. Kidnapped Fec "a 1880
and found dead after a lapse Of
few months,
Evening star., 1953-11-15

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES employ
ment for conscientious. steady white
person; general ONCE work: pleasant
working conditions; 5-day week,
$71a hrs; $42 to start. MA. g.
2S6S.- Tues. $50 to II.
CLERh-TYPIST, good at figures, free
tuition, annual leave. Call Mrs.
johnson. AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
ST. 3-4940. Ext. "A.
CLERK-TYPIST-W like to work
in pleasant surroundings with con-
genial people. If you do, too, and
are. friendly and dependable. and
under 80, come in between $50 and
4:3O and talk to US. knowledge Of
typing essential. Apply personnel
ONCE. EQUITABLE LIFE INSUR-
ANCE Co, S16 14th st. NV. -l9
CLERK-TYPIST-G ONCE work,
pleasant working conditions: central
downtown location: oppor. for ad-
vancement. DIXIE JANITOR SUP.
PLY CO., INC. 210 Mass. ave. NV.
CLERK K-TYPIST. some dictation, per-
manent: general insurance office
near Bladensburg. WA. 7-2524.
CLERK-TYPIST-Pe full-time Of
fice position for young lady. Resi-
dent Of this area pref. 6-day. 36-hr.
wk.: not straight tipping. Knowl. of
simple arithmetic neces. Good work.
cond. and opptys. for advance, in
small concern. Apply Rm. 702,. 900
r st. NV. -17
Evening star., 1953-11-15
sITUATIoNS-WoMEN

ACCOUNTANT-BOOKKEEPER-B. 8
accounting degree. IL yrs, retail
and real estate exper., ofice mgr,
financial statements, tax returns
gen. ledger highly qualified. SS5 wk.
minimum. TU. 2-5404. 1Ss
ADM. SECY.; ready. willing, able tc
assume busy executives time-con.
Suming chores with confident, ma.
ture judgment. Extensive back
ground press and allied fields. Salary
open: Box 1917. Star.
ALTERATIONS, mems or women's
Wholesale work for cleaning shops
Ii. 1858 or LII. 7-914S.
CLERK-TYPIST, exper.; in Alexan.
dria or Washington. Willing to work
XII. 8-2566.
COOK, colored woman. desires res
ttaurant or cafeteria work. DE. 2
COOK, colored woman, exper.. de.
Sires tob t6oa as range or pastry cook
COMPANf06S-PRACT1CAL NURSE; Re-
sponsible. middle aged; live in; un.
encumbered; no laundry, stairs OF
lifting. OIL. 9-9397.
DENTAL ASST, exper.. neat anc
ington or Va. ia. S-5451. -16
DICTAPHONE operator, exper.: fast
typiSt; 2 nights wk. and Saturday
Box l2b-Z. Star
Evening star., 1953-11-15

TWO GIRLS, colored. desire Jobs Of
nee cleaning. fountain or reception
ist. etc. Ii. 3-60SS.
COLORED GIRL wants baby -sittins
Sa1; }S5;; nights stsss week. 2 to IL pm
COL0RED GIRL desires work. count
er. fountain Or bus girl, experienced,
COLORED GIRL, desires dayWork
in lunch room, can fulfill any posi-
ton. DE. 2-9694.
COLORE.D Gill desires work as kit.
helper in restaurant. Ii. 6-7272.
COLORED GIRL wants lob cleaning
of1ces. or housework or elev. oper. |;
full or part-time. Ii. 7-6742. 16|
COL. GIRL wants Job. kitchen helper
IN restaurant, l;-h.w, or maid in
COLORED WOMAN, desires days
work in d. c. area; city refs. Ii.
COLORED WOMAN, reliable. desires
work kitchen helper, dishwasher,
nights In restaurant. DU. 7-55SO.
COL. PRACT. NURSE desires work;
exp. male, female. Can give injec-
tions. 8 or ~ hr. Any type of case.
WA 7-5S05.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
HELP-WoAEN

STENOGRAPHER, part time. hours ]
to 6 pm, 5-day week. Must be
exper Semiannual vacation with
pay To assist manager In ladies
specially shop. Apply MR.. NULL
GAN. ME. S-6461.
STENOGRAPHER with knowledge oi
bookkeeping, exper. pref; 5-day
wk. Call AP. 7-3400 for interview
STENOGRAPHERS, take dictation
type, answer phone, file and dc
general office work. shorthand, So
100 w.p.m.: tipping, 5000 w.p.m.:
NATIONAL EDUCATION xssoCIA-
TION. Call AID. 4-4S55, Ext. 90
for appointment.
STENOGRAPHER, (white), expert.
enced, under 35. hours $40 to 4:3O
35-hour week. 1925 Conn. ave. NV
Phone DI. 7-6065 for appt.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
MOTOR TRAVEL

CAREFUL DRIVER wants two passen-
gers to Florida; near Nov. rs. Also
living accommodation in Florida:
references. ST. 1880. i5s
LEAVING FOR CALF. Nov. 2s: will
take 2; 1859 Olds; references ex-
DRIVING TO ST. PETERsBURG.
Fla, by way Of Miami, Nov. 10:
take one or two passengers; share
expenses must have good references.
JU. S-4360. Ibs
WANTED, responsible person to drive
late model car to Florida. References
required. Call. except Sunday, or.
TENBERGfS BAKERS, Ii. 7-65OO.
DRIVING TO s.w. FLORIDA, NOV 10
or 90; l-3 persons: share exp; refs.
DRIVING TO Los ANGELES. CAM.
Nov. II: take / to drive and share
expenses. Evergreen 4-7bl3.
Nov. 81; take twor
share expenses: references exch,
IA. 2-76O0, Ext. 612.
Continued on Next fagsJ
Evening star., 1953-11-15
THE EVENING STAR
1l01 Penna Ave NV.

llOl Penna Ave NV.
STENOGRAPHER
Experienced; under 35; group hos
pitalization; air-conditioned ONCE
b-day week. Salary $65 per week.
SHAPIRO
ENGINEERING CORPORATION
oil 18th st. NV. ME. 8-1717 lie
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR-RECEP
ZIONIST. attractive young lady
exper. in operation Of switchboard
for national association; typine
desired. no shorthand; 5Ka-day wk
with time and a half for Sat. morn
ing; excel. working conds., good
Sa1 starting s. salary. Apply to Box
sWiTcHBoaRD 7arTri sssTi OPERATOR = lS Sec.
retarial board: knowledge of book
keeping and typing: apply in per-
son. Embassy Apis. 1913 Harvard
TELEPHHioNE isi SOLICITORS do Coco
rEGEPHGNEE TEL PHRISE' SOLICITORS for high
class proposition through and dur
ing the Christmas holidays in
metropolitan Wash. D. c., Mont
gomery. Prince Georges. St. Mary's,
Frederick and Washington Counties
LauleS VINO nave unlimited phones
to work at home. Write or call in
SOCIETY. 14OO New Hampshire
ave. NV. Washington. D. C. Phone
TELEPHONE CLERK, night work
part-time, apply Tues. II am. to
4 pm. WARNER THEATER, stage
TEIEPHoNE sWITcHBoARD NffoSti oP.
ERATOR-Young lady. 20 to 35
Must be competent and experienced
and be able to type 40 to SO
words: 6-day week. Phone Ma
S-5S14. --17
Evening star., 1953-11-15
SITUATIcNS-MEN

ACCoUNTANT-C.P.A., experience, de.
basis. LO. 5-4946.
ACCOUNTANT years experience
in industry; / "a years in public &C
counting. industrious and capabl
with, with highest professional and per
tiai: Box lso-z, star. 'HOsn
ACCOUNTANT, iPUBLic) complet
bookkeeping and tax service. 81
per mo; up. 10. 2-37S6. HE. 4-66OO
ACCOUNTANT, degree Of Master O
ence, utilities. Government. costs
construction. real estate, budgets
and systems, desires to become Is.
soctated with o reputable. progres.
siye company. Excellent references
Box S1-Z, Star.
ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started
caught up; tax returns; prompt
ApS. TsSs pSgLio6 ~ s;64Gz; AZ. and ,.,.. ,ro.
motion. Top refs refs; ~e8 e4per. s:isi in OtCi al
media, Part time. S100 month IL
adv. EN-. 2-09S4.
ATTORNEY, Golf. young. pvt. prae
ID. c.; seeks part-time work, any
kind. RE. 7-5763; HO. 2-6151. Ext
ATTORNEY, D. C. bar; broad exper
in responsible legal and adm. Govt
positions; former law review editor
seeks employment law arm or Law
dept. Of business org. Box ILL.,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., exper.
college grad. desires full-time OF
part-time position. Box 1927. Star
CARPENTER-Trim, stairs, framing,
= all types Of construction. Ii. 6-0746.
CHAUFFEUR and butler, Korean vet,
thoroughly exper.. Al refs. TU.
CHAUFFEUR-Pvt. family or truck;
heavy duty or light del. VIM. SMITH,
ISL Sth st. NV. DU. .7.S674. 15"
COOK. expeT.; colored (all aroundl ;
SSyno DAY or m nisht, NJ hotel sS or restaurant
DENTAL TECH, exper.; metal cast
Ing, chrome dept. Phone Curtis
7-22S5-J. Baltimore. Nd. 16s
DENTAL TECH, exper. set-up man:
sll-around plate; clasp work: lab. or
experienced: 2 or 3
days week. Tel. KE. s-5256.
janitor. etc. colored.
every Sunday. Also night or day
work. Exper., refs. LU. 1-6402. IT.
LITHOGRAPH STRiPPER, camera
man and platemaker desires Job in
D. C. area; neat and ambitious. Cali
HE. 4-S266 for interview after 8
Pm. or write Box 112-Z, star. 1Bs
PHARMACIST, reg. d. c., experienced; /;
hours can be arranged. Box 1917,
PoRTER OR DIsHwAsHER, eoIor.d.
ZZ1unC, C,o, e scIrpsrisneed. Dspsnd.eis.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
sITUATIoNS-MEN 6 WOMEN

EXPERIENCED COUPLE. Scandana-
Wan, with l child, age Z, want work
where living quarters can be sup
piled; employment of husband op-
tional. Box 194-A, Star.
COLORED VET. AND WIFE need Job
paoly. together or separately; cook,
Evening star., 1953-11-15
|HELP-MEN 8 &WoMEN tcont.

WHITE COUPLE a. cook ana house
man. chauffeur; I've I'm virsinia,
Write to BOX 1867. Star, giving
details OF experience. references.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
SITUATIONS WOMEN Cont }

RELIABLE WOMAN desires work. a!
cceemnEpanton cenEp to elderly lady. LU. l.
COLLEGE GRADUATE, young woman
with one VI. graduate study in per.
sonnel management. experienced IL
setting up office procedures, editing
reSesrcn; report writing. preparing
including two supervisory; gooc
shorthand. typing. Write Box 172-Y
YOUNG WOMAN with free mornin,
nours to catch up, on your backlos
or home; or salesmanship. TU
LADY. well educ, desires part-time
gen. oflce work, upper NV, Beth,
or Oh. Ch. Exper. Box 1881. Star
LADY desires once position: rapid
bookkeeping; desires clerical work
and n9yroll 10. 1881.
WOMAN. refined widow. unemcum.
bered, experienced gen. ONCE work
typing.. some Stenography, excellent
character refs, interested in doctor:
once, willing accept nominal salary
consider. any position. part or full
time, in hospital, convalescent home
or educational institution. Reply
BOX l97-A, Star.
WOMAN wants days a week, g.h.w
References. DU. 7-5440.
HOME TYPING, neat, accurate worl
gone promptly. Reas. rates. Box 3-A
EVE. WORK desired by exp. YOU youn,
colored lady, clerical. saleSwork ant
other. Call AID. 4-5457 this wk.
YOUNG LADY, jrnl. mai, adv. exper
Detail plus ideas; no shorthand: S6(
min. JA 2-7642
position: light duties for j or s s. ol d
as a companion. JU. S-2577.
COMPANION by refined lady. sixty
widow. unencumbered; will travel
S35 per wk. Call EX. 3-3063.
ATTENTION EMPLOYERS - Avail
competent secy's: excel. refs. JOBS
INC, 174O X st. NV. RE. 1888
EXP. NURsEMAID, infants on up
light housework; 5-day wk. 10
CONSCIENTIOUS REFINED WIDOW
| good appearance, personality, want
part time. IL to s sales clerk
ert; upper Ga. ave, Brlghtwood
Sil; .SpE. area. RA. 3-1472 or AP
YOUNG, attractive secretary will
only government experience, desire,
position in private industry. Begin
ing salary unimportant. but want
chance to learn and advance. Cal
DU. 7-0920. after 1900 noon.
WANT TO MAKE A CHANGE?
Above average. attractive; severa
yrs. exper. in meeting high-clas:
public: present position past three
years; must be high type; remunera
tive and interesting. Box 227-M
Evening star., 1953-11-15
THE AHRENDT
INSTRUMENT co.

LIMO L W. MGIN i w.
Excellent opportunities for de-
pendable women; friendly
organization with pleasant
working conditions: many
employe benefits.
ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLY
Minimum 6 mos. experience
wiring, soldering and assem-
bly,; ability to read electrical
diagrams desirable.
ENGINEERING CLERK
Experienced in h dim g
engineering records, draw
ings and reports; average
typing ability required.
PRODUCTION CLERK
Some experience in keeping
production or similar rec
ords: will consider recent
high school graduate.
THE AHRENDT INSTRUMENT co
49l0 Calvert Rd., College Park. Md
UN. 4-567S
Evening star., 1953-11-15
CAREER WOMAN
$75-$1O0 WEEK

lady, between 24-45
who enjoys meeting the public, car
earn above-average income assistins
q 1OO-yr.-old company to Introduce
its new product. Car essential fol
2-nr, day and 3-hr. eve. schedule
NO canvassing or parties. Phone DU
7-2342, Monday. 8 am. to 3 pm
only.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
HELP--WoMEN

WOMAN. reliable and good worker,
with tactful and agreeable person
ality. Must be willing to cooperate
with employer and employees. Cal
at Room PA. 1886 Conn. ave. NV.
between 80 and 4 pm. No tele-
Evening star., 1953-11-15

PERMANENT POSITION
In greater Wash. for woman with good
ground. $3.50: one who p needs to
earn as much as $50 In a week
preferred: car necessary. For per-
sonal interview. state qualifications
and exper. Write Box S9-Y. Star.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
YOUNG LADIES
SIS WEEKLY
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
ROOM 5, 1740 K ST. NV.

ELDERLY WHITE LADY, desiring
home, room and board in exchange
caring for 2ha-yr.old girl: suburban
MAKE SO 70 ss5 night selling
GIFTS AND TOYS through House
adsi Ers1es of wEs RtssY house P1sR OF Ga p1Hs Es
TICS 1929 N. Capitol st.. for free
catalog and details. -I5
COMPETENT STENOGRAPHER, for
mechanical contractors office. $40
Sl,;v yk,; 5,day Sth wk. Permanent. Box
ARE YOU A SETTLED WOMAN
(white) with a small pension who
would like a real home with pvt
room and board in exchange for
loving a 5-month-old baby girl
while TrI heGsim0 her mother werks2 9. ! No laun-
quired. Write Box 2ss-Y, Star. Is
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, white. need
ing home companion. elderly lady
Room; board: Ii. 1896. --15
WHITE WOMAN to care for 2 pre-
sSeh99ol-age S;h9 OLA .,I girls before and after
ary: JU. 9-7339. ewes. -15
UNUSUAL WOMAN. with car. 40 pm
Want $I00, up .wkly.2 Free train
IMMMEAb}ATE Nm al TlSfPI l6SfPIENING for mothers
Of children just starting to school,
interested in earning good income
from part-time work; teaching. Cir
Scouts or PTA experience an asset
Send qualifications and phone to
Box 300-Y. Star. III
WINTER IN. THE SOUTH-opening
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INCREASE INCOME. show friends
lovely handkerchiefs. Easy sales. re-
peatS. Experience unnecessary. Lib
eral percentage. No risk offer. Ex-
elusive opportunity. SCHMID CO..
Dept. 21. Kinsston, N. Y.
500 MONTHLY for wearing lovely
dresses given to you as bonus. Just
show Fashion Frocks to friends. No
canvassing, investment or expert
ence necessary. FASHION FROCKS,
Dept. M6S79, Cincinnati. Ohio.