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Evening star., 1953-08-23
Clerk-StenOpraDher
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
CAFPTTZ HOMD NV

not necessary. 25-35. 5-day wE.'
S45. Telephone DI 1887, or 10.
2-SGS4 1000 11th st. NV.
CLERk-TYPIST If you are con-
venient to the Bethesda Chevy
Chase area and would like a per-
manent position in pleasant sur
roundingS with one of BetheSda'S S
outstanding business ORGANIZATIONS,
call Mr.. Cady. OIL. 4-730O. DIVER
MOTOR CO, 1890 Old GEORGETOWN
I'd. Bethesda, Md -25
Evening star., 1953-08-23
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN Cont, ,

YOUNG MEN AND woMEN--Im-
mediate openings available at S2.75
per hr. for dance teachers, full or
part time, rapid advancement to
executive positions at high salary,
Applicants should have natural dane
ing ability. Must be personable and
intelligent. Apply after II am
DALE DANCE STUDIOS, 71O 14th
st. NV. -25
PEOPLE WANTED to form part of a
crew for house-to-house. canvassing
Fixed salary No experience neces-
sary, we train you. Call Elk. 3-56Il.
-23
EXTRA CASH-Sell Xmas and every
day cards. Also Xmas imprints
stationery, napkins and novelties
MASTERCRAFT, S0l 10th st. NV
wash. l. D. c.. Dept. S. DI. 7-O9OS.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
SALESWOMEN

Immediate openings for experienced
saieswomen. These openings pay top
salaries to qualified people. Five-day,
4O-nour week, discount. hospitaliza-
tion. many other benefits.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
HELP-WoMEN

Bs. IN PSYCHOLOGY or education
Once assistant In pr.'s once. Previ-
ferred. Good opportunity. Box
BIG MONEY FAST! Show friends.
neighborS, customers, beautiful
Christmas cards. Finest de luxe line.
gifts. Samples on approval. PEER
igan ave-, Chicago.
SEW OUR CUT GOODS-Easy, fast;
part. full time. We instruct
RON-SON CREATIONS, Dept. WDS,
1886 Euclid. Cleveland 10 Ohin
Evening star., 1953-08-23
HELP-WoMEN
CLERK-TYPIST

Motorists Insurance Corp.
General Motor Afiliate)
Has an interesting opening
on it's clerical staff for a
young lady, age 18 to 80.
Typing ability essential,
good starting salary. Call
Mr.. Myers at ME. 8-5112,
for appointment.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
HELP-WoMEN

LADIES. 22 to As years of age; sales
grocery or food experience essential;
most pleasant, profitable sales op-
portunity offered in this area; full
or part time. Phone ST. 3-SS94 for
appointment.
LADIES' hours spare time will
earn $3.50 in pleasant contact
with AVON customers. RE. 7-Sl07
LADIES, 22-45. neat, pleasant, ag-
gresstve. interested in children, exc.
sales OPP. RIA. 3-S432 for appt.
WANTED YOUNG GIRL to work in
enee necessary Preferably from
EEWLoNs fIS Shsrca TRANsPER. rs area aa5i 4Opsy Y
Washington blvd, Arl. Va. ga
WOMEN, 81 to 40, free to travel
U. s; interesting and diversified
position with national organization;
no selling; salary, expenses and al
person. RIM. 951, Warner Bldg. Do
WOMAN WANTED. part time, Mon,
Tues. Sat. and Sun. New CHICKEN
DELIGHT SHOP. Silver Spring. Md.
Cali between 10 am. and 12 noon,
WOMEN 90 with some machine shop
experience Apply In person to
AALko. 1I12 Congress st. ne, mr..
WOMEN (3, over 21. for part-time
work day or evenings. RE. 7-0795.
-25
WOMAN. white, middle aged. to help
Semi-invalid lady. Inv: live in.
Kensington, Md. 10. 5-S79i. w23
WOMAN for telephone survey work.
Must have unlimited D. c. phone;
working hrs. 9-12. 40; give age
and experience. Box 199-M. Star
WOMEN - Unusual opportunity for
career-minded women in sales. Must
be well-groomed and have q definite
need for more than 500 weekly in
come. This position has no set hours
women with children; however you
must be able to devote 80 hours a
week of your own choosing. Com
plete training at company expense.
Managerial experience helpful but
not necessary II you are eager, can
talk to people about cosmetics and
willing to work. Remuneration based
on advance commission. training
fees, override and bonuses. Some Of
our best managers earn $1,000 an
nually but you don't have to be the
best to earn $4,000 For appoint
ment write giving full details to
Box 36-S. Star.
WOMEN with spare time, and or
ganizational ability as neighborhood
representatives in Arlington; op-
portunity for excellent earnings.
YOUNG LADY OR WIDOW, under
40, white, attractive, no dependents,
good education, excellent health;
full time; VIII train to sell real
ship possible to right party. MR..
STROUP, RA. 6-8700.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
HELP-WoMeN

MAIDS, 2. for a schools 5-day week
S-4:30. Only capable. neat girls
with references need apply. Write
Box 215-S, Star.
change for beautiful housekeeping
studio. Exper., refs. AID. 2-9296,
MEDICAL LAR. TECH SECRETARY;
for doctors office: Langley Park area.
Salary open. HE. 4-7144
MEDICAL SECRETARY with adm.
ability typ. and shorthand essen. i;
perm. position, salary open: dr's.
ONCE. Onlv exper. applicants con-
Mon. --23
MILLINERY SALESWOMAN
EXper.; 5-day, 40-hr. wk.: discount
and other employe benefits. Apply
at RALEIGH HABERDASHER, En-
ployment once, Bird H., 1920 St.
n.W
Evening star., 1953-08-23
SITUATIONS MEN
Accountant

ACCOUNTANT, with extensive tax
experience. desires bookkeeping q
work, part-time basis. ia. 4-0050.
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HELP-WoMeN

SALEsLADIES, experieneed ehildren's
wear: excel. salary. and commits,
SHOP. 1888 F st. ~
SALESLADIES-Stor near 14th and
F NV; gifts. greeting cards, en-
graved social stationery; 5l2-day
Mk Write BOX Sos, Star "a
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Agents.

CHRISTMAS CARDs-Unioue gallery
. who want Something different. No
other line like 1t. Selection OF l2t1
exclusive designs, including SO
especially. for. business firms-alI
range. Up to SIS to S7b Commission
on each sale. Full or part time. For
elaborate sample outfit from famous
established firm. write PROCESS
CORP, 1850 8. Troy. Dept. &c. Chi-
Evening star., 1953-08-23

G.H.W. Good home, good food pri-
vate room and bath: good references
required. Call TU. 2-3lS6. -23
MAID. exper., good plain cook; live
in: Wed. and Sun. off; perm. Job;
refs. nee. TU. 2-2377.
MOTHERS HELPER, to help in eve
ning saTsry after "a scfo9l s9loI room board and
.NURsEMAID for nursery school-age
child and 9-mo. -old; live in. 1st-flr
rm; pvt. bath; good salary. OF.
WOMAN, take care of child and
*. Ea'Wi; a;.4a1s' experienced references
WOMAN for light housework; live in
with elderly lady. Health card;
WHITE. ELDERLY LADY to care for
3 small children; SIS a week plus
ferences: 10. $500. Cali after
M1DDLHlAGED ii ioD P;ME WOMAN. white: e COM
panion for elderly lady, .oom and
board IN exchange fol light duties.
MTDDLE AGED COUPLE. husband
employed, wife do g.h.w.. care. 2
furn, apt. Refs. Health card. JU.
MfDDEE-AGED i1S0Ef WOMAN; care of
working mothers home; room and
board; small salary. 10. 2-9s9l;
WHITE WOMAN, reliable. to keep
house for 8 adults in suburbs: light
Will VIII GIVE fi; good 5f' home to White
young lady for care Of children and
housework Salary. Call XII. S-2462.
LIVE-N MAID, ref. reu.; main fl.
rm. in new rambler gh.w.. cook,
care child: $50 wk. ia. 9-5500.
ELDERLY LADY to care for 2 small
nent home. After 6. DU. 7-7635.
E5DEELX LADY to care for for small
nent home. After 6, DU. 7-7635.
RELIABLE, MIDDLE-AGED white
woman to keep children and do
Rh,w., no laundry. in exchange for
pvt. rm. and board and $40 wk.; .
days of a week. Ii. 7-2956. -22
EXPER. WOMAN to live in, general
housework. cooking, laundry, moth
ers helper; new home, all cows;
must have refs. JE. 4-2054.
TO LIVE IN, middle-aged white
woman; cook and housework. Nice
BEAUTIFUL 2nd-FL. BEDRM: HOME,
for refined lady: room and board.
plus $40 weekly In exchange for
care of Q well-trained children:
Call between 6 and 10 pm. and
all day Sun, TU. 2-6627.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
SNACK BAR
CASHIER

No weekend work. Immediate perma-
nent opening in vicinity of 18th
and PENNSYLVANIA ave. NV. We
will train If quick with figures. Age
22-35.
Evening star., 1953-08-23

HOUSEKEEPER-small modern farm,
light work small salary; . men
only; farm exp. desirable. Box
BLK, Star
HOUSEKEEPER, white; permanent;
family of 3 adults q empl); cook
ing; live in; comfortable, congenial
home. RA. 3-4OS3.
Evening star., 1953-08-23

LOO <lOb OI. NsUs
SOCIAL SECRETARY, age 1885, ex-
cellent typing and shorthand. college
degree; salary commensurate with
experience and ability. Apply in per-
SON., 8 to 3. Oficers Open Mess,
Boiling Air Force Base, Wash. 25,
D. c. "a
SPANISH SPEAKING LADY with
knowledge of English to assist with
DU. 1880. bet. 10 pm. for appt.
STENOGRAPHER. patent experience;
single, under 3d.. top salary: per-
manent. Give refs. and schooling.
Box 130-M, Star. -23
STENOGRAPHER, law office; 6-day
week; $50 starting salary. Box
STENoGRAPHER, first class; real es-
tate ottlce. BOSS g. PHELPS. INC,
sTRNoGRAPHER, part time, s to 8
ST 3-I946. -23
STENOGRAPHER. insurance claim
dept, experienced preferred. vi
cinity of 18th and K SITS. NV; small
office. Call RE. 7-66S5 for appt.
SECRETARY, confidential to execu-
employe benefits and discounts. Ap-
ply personnel Office, 5th FIR. COL
DENBERGS, 9TH and K sts. NV.
STENO-wide- de-awake girl under 35
desired in literary offlce doing va
ried secy. and edit. work; legal exp.
helpful; part time considered. RIM.
32l. 1910 VT. ave. NV.
ENOGRAPHER-Pat law office,
part time. l0-2. 5 days, $35. Box
BIOS, Star.
SECRETARY for branch ofice of
national organization. Position in q
one.girl ONCE. performing varied.
work including shorthand. Excel<
lent position for an intelligent girl
age 25 to So. Good hours and
working conditions, in air-condi-
toned once. Located of Conn. ave.
For appt., call MRS. SMITH, Ma.
STENOGRAPHER TYPIST, 1885;
air-conditioned of1ce, free lunchesi
s;w. location; 5 days; $50 per week.
sTfNoGRAPHHER for natl. assoc;
Must be expert in shorthand and
typing: salary commensurate with
ability Give full particulars when
writing. Box AIRS Star. ga
5-day week: per-
manent. Apply End floor. 1922 Eye
Evening star., 1953-08-23

STENOGRAPHER
For an insurance Office; permanent;
5-day, 35-hr. wk., other dement's.
Call MRS. MADDOX. MA. $4,000,
after 9 am. Monday. "a
OPERATOR and
typist, downtown business firm
Hours, $50 to $50. Call Elk
3-28OO bet. $3.50 and 5 pm. -26
TEACHERS-Pvt. day, school in D: c;
Interested in interviewing qualified
teachers for nursery school, kinder
garten and element. grades. Write
Box 3S0-K, Star. "a
TEACHERS-Private elementary day
school. "uburban Md; very small
dergarten. Write. giving minimum
salary. Box 401-S. Star.
2-4740 or LU. 1852 for employ
ment, after 8 am. Monday.
TYPIST, for large GIN dealer, located
in Hyattsville: exper. in title work
and contract essential. Excel. oppor-
tunity for permanent position with
progressive organization. Send re-
ply with qualifications to Box 19-S,
Star -23
Evening star., 1953-08-23
Comptroller Treasurer

Above average. college and account
ing graduate legal BACKGROUND. ex-
tensive tax. finance and public ac-
counting experience; good organizer
and economizer. Box 135-R, Star
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IMMEDIATE OPENING
OPPORTUNITY
HELP-MEN AND WoMEN

COUPLE to help in the operation of
a first class motor court near Wash
ington, D. c. A good opportunity Of
steady employment for two who en-
pie in pleasant surroundings. At
tractive apt. tor Gwc persons only.
Give full particulars including ref
erences and ralary demands. Write
Box 28-M, Star.
COUPLE white preferred. for mod
ern beef farm. ideal conditions,
HARTFORD FARM. Poolesville, Md.
Poolesville 216S.
DRUG CLERK white. full time. per-
manent. exper. req, HILLCREST
HEIGHTS DRUG. 10. $4,000:
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HELP WOMEN tcont. }
CASHIER
CASHIER

Attractive position in front ONCE for
experienced young woman under IS
years of age. knowledge of MGR
1000 desirable but will teach person
otherwise qualified.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
MEN AVAILABLE NOW

For employment odd Jobs yard work.
wall washing, carpentry, houseclean-
Ing; etc: SALVATION ARMY, Harbor
Lights Corp. ME. S-4532
Evening star., 1953-08-23

SOlcBe SuuCdllOns IeIldDle, OeSb REL,
willing to learn trade or craft. Box
BOY. IS, colored. desires work as
diShEashsr' IIhEaShhssrE' porter etc. Full time.
CARPENTER. painter; exper,. own
tt3ols' transsportation: desires Jobs.
10 yrs. driving exper. in b. C: pas:
senger car or light truck. Best Of
cHFF cTHsFtsEenesS; STs w ST. 3-Sl92. ~ 80
caterinT TAMDSovsT E4encnSs4ic. al c1afsSS phases
food cost, menu planning. purchas-
ing, supervision; seek position or
Will invest IN restaurant partnership.
COLLEGE GRAD. so. vet. settled.
perm sal T pos. ous; With hsARsE Future. 0'SsEs. NE.
COLLEGE GRkDUxTE. with 10 yrs.
exper; in accounting. auditing, sd-
ministration, desires to locate near
South America. Txef Prefers as; eISSrii adminis1 n
nection IN suburbs. OIL. 4-441e.
yssFgd5 work Man, cOlored. LA. g.
DRIVER-Experienced, will use own
car If necessary. Call DE. 2-749s.
JANITOR. colored. single. wants
work. Exper. in painting, electric.
carpentry, cement work, plumbing,
gardening, landscaping. fireman. Ii.
| 3-3l59.
JANITOR, colored. single, small bldg.
| live in. References. Ii. 3-O933.
JANITOR, eXper., wishes Job, with
living quarters. DE, 2-226S. --23
MAN, colored. desires work Of any
kind. s am. to pm. UN. 4-4659.
MAN; colored, sober, desires any type
! work after 6 pm. and SATURDAYS.
Drivers permit; ref. RA. 6-2S40.
MAN with la-ton panel truck. desires
delivery work, or light hauling: ex-
perience. AD. 2-3393.
MECH. ENGINEER, desires eve. work,
data reduction, analysis, calcula-
tons, ETC.; no design. LO. 4-Sl7O.
MAINTENANCE MECHANIC, exper. in
| all bldg. repairs; conscientious
worker, non-drinker. LU. 4-244S
MANAGER-B -BUYER-M R-MERCHANDISER;
former dept. store owner; 10 years
experience mems. ladies', children's,
variety stores, assistant to owner;
exper. unit control. Box 169-R, Star.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
ASSISTANT

To executive or businessman. Good
administrator and correspondent.
College education. reliable. best ref. &.
willing to learn trade or craft. Box
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Evening star., 1953-04-20
Bar Group 10 Have Forum
On Treaty. Amendment

The Federal Bar Association
will hold a forum Wednesday
at 8 pm. on the proposed Brick
er amendment and American
Bar Association amendment both
of which are designed to amend
the Constitution to limit the
treaty making powers of the
President.
Speaking for the proposals will
be DR.. George A. Finch, of
Georgetown University, editor of
the American Journal Of Inter-
national Law. and Charles A..
Webb. legislative assistant to
Senator John w. Bricker.
Speaking against them will be
Theodore Pearson and William
Dwight Whitney. both of the
Bar Of the City of New York.
The meeting will be held in
the Archives Auditorium, Penn
Sylvania avenue and Eighth
street NV.
Evening star., 1953-04-20
Conservation Chiefs
Meeting Here 10 Plan
Fight Against Waste

Leaders Of the conservation
movement in the United States
were meeting here today to plan
a "mld-century conference" on
how to save the country's natural
resources from wastage and ex-
ploitation.
The leaders have been invited
to meet through Wednesday by
Resources for the Future, Inc.
a non-proflt organization which
recently received a $3.50, 900 grant
from the Ford Foundation.
Headed by Ex-Park Chief.
President of the corporation is
Horace M. Albright, former
director of the National Park
Service. who has been assured
by President Eisenhower that
staff me m bers Of Federal
agencies concerned with con-
servation will help to prepare
for the conference.
The President indicated he
may accept an invitation to ad-
dress the national conference,
and pointed out in a letter to
Mr.. Albright that the recent
years of war and defense prepa-
rationS have placed a great de-
mand upon our resource base
of land. forests, minerals, fuels
and water"
First Since 1908.
Mr.. Albright said the national
conference is the first of it's kind
and scope since 1908, during
the administration of President
Theodore Roosevelt.
Since that time, the rate of
drain on our national resources
has vastly increased, Mr.. Al
bright declared. He said the con-
ference will bring together repre- :,
sentatives of all major groups
with an interest in the conserva-
ton and development of natural
resources.
The preliminary meetings we're
to be held in the offices Of Re-
sources for the Future, Inc, at
1925 Isstreet NV.
Evening star., 1953-04-20
Candidates Will Meet
Falls Church Residents

Five candidates running as In
dependents for the Falls Church
City Council have announced
they will meet with interested
residents at 8 o'clock tonight in
the library of the George Mason
Junior Senior High School.
The candidates, who said they
support good schools. a sound
fiscal policy, an overall city plan
and business administration of
city affairs, are Herman Fink, M.
Eldon Colby. G. G. Hilliker, S. E.
Kite and C. C. Seymour.
Evening star., 1953-09-16

Francis Hickman. 20. 1901, Massa-
mine. %; Arlington; Va; -
and Angela Cook. 90. Hillside Md.
and Emma Posey, 25, 1901 Maryland
Lewis Norris, 20 Anderson, $. G.. and
Emma Alsobrooks, 80. Wadesboro,
william Murray, 80, Fort Wayne Ind,
Harry Harry Maiden, 43. and Jeanette Barnes.
Hairy g Ofsh BaP 2. g a. Vaaa aGantee aee Va and
Catherine DesimOre' 3o' conshO-
DAVID VfiAf1i Poland. 40 24so 18th st. NV.
and Marie Martin, 80. i447 somer-
set pl NV.
Jean-Robert Leguey-Feilleux, 25, Mar
settles, France, and Virginia Hartwell
Curtis King, IS, Baltimore, Nd, and
Gerda schornstein, %. Boblingen,
Edward Stewart, %. Kansas City. Mo,
and Alfretta Andrews, %, 1880 25th
John FFselsnd; 81, 90 T st; nv; and
Janet Kricfbsum, 22, Bethesda. MS
Carl ntB Bennett M a9 and Ann 9rms6ee lS
Angelo zangla. IS, $50 E st. s.w, and
Anna Jones. Is, 2417 Franklin st. ne.
Marshall Pickett, 81, District Heights,
Md, and Doris Metz. 80, 1880 L ST.
Samuel MoOreneld. AZ. and Virginia
Mellefont, 46. both Of 1921 45th st.
JeroId Foley, 90. Miami, Fla, and
Roswitha Leischner, %, Bonn, Ger
wilton 'Morgan. "a: 1888 Evans I'd; Sc,
and Thelma Williams 23' LouisourS'
Robert smith. 90. Alexandria. Va, and
Allan Jackson, %, 1909 Rhode Island
ave. NV, and Angela Miller. ~,
Baltimore.
Wallace Maarsen, 81. l747 Galen st.
Sc. and Lillian Friedman, 35, 1926
Herbert Brown, 25. Mount Rainier Nd,
and Constance Brown. 81, 1885 Bird
Darrell arr irwin, 80, Duluth, MINI. and
Constance Chandler. 80, Arlington,
Moses Manigan, so, 1929 5th st., NV,
and Ethel Taliaferro. 46. 1912 4th
Henry Tt Il, Hildebrandt. 80, Slippery Rock,
Pa. and Dolores Buehler, 81. ia
wiiIlam Hisn6H Lewis sv S's2s %, 70 Myrtle st. ne,
and Clarissa shinsler' 49, Logan
vernon FERN Head. 20. $40 orleans pl, ne,
and Lille Robinson. %. 1121 9th st.
Richard Bell. "a and Mable Digs. 10.
both Of 1871 Euclid Euclid sar,nT Ct; nv. ud and
Ie2n Rasma KnDf Us % IS sise5 gf6oESn sRTlnf T.
csEsnis sarsh csmpbe xnnShq e caFto1 F..
Gerald Estes. rs, Memphis. Tenn. and
Mary Owen, 10, Senath. Miss.
Earl Peaks, 80 BaItimOrs' 3sdttn and Louise
James meSsSi SMiccSieb. 80, Snyder. Tex, and
Edward synan. 81. 3130 Wisconsin ave:
nv and Edna Kimberly, 81 4s24
Richard char :; pshaWiey, nT "a. Milton, Pa. and
Edith Harding. Is. 644 Massachusetts
Ernest nest Lion. 81. 4sl7 45th st. NV. and
Inge Winter zahden. 80. Quito
John Mohler. %, Arlington. Va, and
Carole, Lawrie, 1s, oslo Q st. NV.
Augustus johnson. 3s' DIN ol1mnstsad: IL
James Bader, az. Lakewood. Ohio. and
Patricia Federico. 21, 1928 Gtrard st.
Alien oaEdpsE W;.n! 2S 67gY OFT Gss6 # IA. and R
Robert Robert Rice SO. $50 Irving st, NV, and
Dorothy Greene, 20. 1851 Morris I'd.
Paul Bluekamg, ~. and Carol Hill, 30,
Donald Val. " 2s' Silver sprinE. Nd. and
Mary Payne. 80, 6107 7th Ct: NV.
Hides to Tokyo
Japan has received q cargo Of
q tons of horse hides and 7 tons
of donkey hides from South
Africa, Tokyo announced.
Evening star., 1953-09-16
MorriugeLicense
Applications

Under D. c. lGtU couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tUGtt three tuu days
and receiue the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holt-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Evening star., 1953-09-16
Hides to Tokyo

Hides to Tokyo
Japan has received q cargo Of
q tons of horse hides and 7 tons
of donkey hides from South
Africa, Tokyo announced.
Evening star., 1953-09-16
H0uSeWOrk
Easy Without
Nagging BaCkacI1e

NaHSinR baekache. loss Of pep and energy.
Aeadaches and dizzineSs may be due to slow.
down of kidney function. Doctors Hay good
kidney function Is VEN important to good
health When some everyday condition. such
as stress and strain, causes this important
function to slow down, ma ny folks suiter nag.
RinR backache-feel miserable. Minor bad
der irTItatiOns due TO cold or wrong diet may
cause getting up nights or frequent passages.
Don't neglect your Kidneys IL these eOndi.
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diuFetie. Used successfully BY millions for
ever 50 years. It's amazing how many times
Deans give happy relief from these diScon.
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Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15

PERHAPS FIRST of all I should
introduce myself TO you'll am
feet 211a inches tall, little too heavy,
for am finding it hard to stay down
to 125 pounds, have grazing hair
and brown eyes. have passed the
half century mark by several years.
Our children are grown. With three
married, we find ourselves with
three daughters and four sons plus
seven grandchildren ranging in age
from six years to six months.
We live now on the outskirts of a
small town, with our married chill
dren not too far away. The youngest
son is in Japan, a cook on sea-
plane tender. He is starting on his
sixth year. am finding myself in
demand as baby sitter among my
younger friends. This extra money
will help me to carry out old hob
bies and perhaps start on some new
ones.
1Oudy i WdSllSQ lOT ulySel1 anu
the married daughter, made two pies
and stirred up double batch of
applesauce fruit cake. Baked part in
a small tube pan and a loaf pan,
then added little more flour and
baked the rest as cookies. This
weeks baking is pretty well taken
care of, barring something unex-
pected.
This will give you little idea of
me.
I am getting to the place where ]
realize I am not going to get any
younger, so what kind of an old age
will I build for? Will 1 be the sort
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-15
Rambling, ola grandmother

who is full of ailments, always fus-
sing about things have? The kind
people run from, or will l keep alert
mentally and physically, useful to
the last; that is, unless some unfore-
seen thing happens.
What are you grandmothers doing
to make your life more interesting,
not only to others but to yourself?
On a recent trip we visited two
grandmothers, both in their COS.
One could walk about her room but
used wheelchair to go out any.
She was full of fun. stories of when
she was young and not so young,
interested in all the family affairs.
She kept busy crocheting, making
beautiful dish towels-a joy to be
with.
The other, while able to get
around, had heart condition and
her daughter with whom she lived
would hardly let her move for fear
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breaking point. Mostly she just sat.
Few interests and no hobbies. Some
way, think / would rather be able
to get out bit and do a few things,
for had lived past the 90 mark,
what would it matter if my heart
didn't last much longer.
l wonder if sons and daughters
are not sometimes Internationally
cruel, making effort to keep elderly
parents alive when they would be
happier enjoying life even though
they might not last SO long.
What do you think? Julia A,
Beebes Lincoln county.