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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-21

SI WCCh OIbC chairman Rob-
ert Q. Bonnell told the Ways and
Means Committee of the house of
Delegates at Annapolis that the
commission will present a plan
within two weeks for leasing gas
oline station and restaurant sites
along through-highways.
Item II - In his book "The
Crack In The Picture Window
John Keats (of Montgomery
County, drops his fictitious cou.
pie, John and Mary Drone, into
real hot water. They sell their
Va-guaranteed house to move to
a larger dwelling. But when the
purchaser of house number one
skips, the Drones are told they
are responsible for the note.
They're stuck with two houses!
Under existing laws the pur-
chaser as. M. Shifty") merely
assumed the Drone's CT loan. The
loan reverted to the Drones when
Shifty defaulted.
Last week the VA was talking
about a revision in the law that
would permit an excl to shed
liability for his loan when he sells
the house. Release from liability
would not be automatic, however.
The VA would have to authorize
release.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-21
CONGRESSMAN Dewitt S. Hydes
Along The Potomac

tended they came to England
with the understanding that it
would be a transit point for them
to the United States. 1t seems to
me that if these persons were le-
Ultimate refugees fleeing in fear
of their lives they would welcome
any decent place of refuge.
We also found that a large
number of people coming over
are illiterate and in extremely
poor health. BY poor health I dc
not mean merely the result of the
ravages of the revolution and the
hardship of their flight. Many of
these people are obviously per.
sons who have been in bad health
for many years, and some must
have been inmates of mental in
situations.
Quite a few of the people com
ing across the border recently
possess Hungarian passports.
Nearly all of these who have such
passports are very old people, or
people unfit for work because of
poor health.
Many of the refugees are re-
porting that they expect another
outbreak in the spring. There is
good reason to suspect hostile
outbreaks in other areas. It would
appear we'll to consider how we
could handle another situation
should it arise in the future.
believe that the Intergovern-
mental Committee for European
Migration is the proper agency to
handle this problem on perma-
nent basis. This is the interna-
tional organization in which %
nations are cooperating in the
movement of people from over
populated and underdeveloped
areas into countries which need
and can absorb more people. New
life should be breathed into the
ICEM. Every effort should be
made to increase the member ma
tons to make more use of it and
to make larger financial contri-
buttons to it.
have introduced two bills to
provide for improved legal serv.
ices in the Armed Services. One
bill amends the u. S. Code to pro
vide that the Judge Advocate Gen.
eral and the Surgeon General are
entitled to rank, pay, and allow
anceS of lieutenant general
while in service with the Armed
Services. The other bill makes
provisions for legal corps SINH
lar to the medical corps in the
various services with similar rank
and pay.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-21

The Renaissance era COVE forth
the prolix explanation that these
stones were made from IAN ad-
mixture of a certain exhalation of
thunder and tightening together
with metallic matter, chiefly in
dark clouds which is coagulated
by the circumfused moisture and
aconglutinated heat like a brick"
This meticulous and rather gar
rulous explanation of how arti-
facts came into being was made
by Michele Mercate about the. be-
ginning of the 18th century when
he also said "They have been
broken off from hard flints by
a VIOLENT blow in the days before
iron was employed for the fol
lies OF war" This is a much bet
ter explanation and certainly a
true one. The Spaniards, explor-
ing America, found the Indians
making arrow and spear points,
celts and grooved axes using bone
tools, which are, incidentally, to.
day classed as artifacts them.
selves.
Ever since / was boy / have
been vastly intrigued with the life
of the prehistoric indean. The
modern Inion / have found unin-
teresting and of not much conse-
quence. have found the indians
lost arrows, his war darts and
spearheads all over Montgomery
and Frederick counties. l have
found them along small streams
near springs where the Indian
had q temporary camp, along the
Monocacy, the Potomac and prac-
tically all of the Potomac's tribu-
taries.
have found them on certain
Potomac River islands, and they
exist in rather great profusion
along the Potomac in nearby Vir-
ginia. Presently I am exploring
ore of the largest Indian camps
1 have ever located. There / have
found on the surface alone. as
many as 100 artifacts in a single
way. estimate that at one time
there were as many as 1000 In.
dians yho made their home in
this area, violently disagreeing
with historians who say that few
Indian tribes were larger than $50
persons.
There Is no doubt in my mind
that, were I inclined to do so. I
could easily locate the burial
grounds of these indians. But.
disintering the Indian is a rather
grisly and grotesque task for me.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-21
MOnty's
MOnty's
Random Roundup

lew items from the Things Coming Head" Department
em : In the Dec issue of the Sentinel Dyke Culm Ger
own landowner and Texas oil phoon charged that the Mary.
land State Roads Commission plans to permit gas stations
aus along new Rte 240 after indicating to property
og e superhghway that businesses be restricted
to nerchanges Effect story? No comment from tho epc
No comment from nobody Nothing w 0
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-21
Roy Lee Yinger's
Roy Lee Yinger's
Beauty
At Your Back Door

1t an amazing but ncontroverbe moderns take
SO little interest in historical data pertaining
how he lived and what kind 1t also strange how
little we know about his artfacts tools
Early preconact Indians artifacs designated
hunoebos OF Cod Even today there people who will
that the beautifully hand found
on the surface formed wind and the rains
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-21
BUT!
By Faith Baldwin


and Jef0s .aNSsaNNasNNaA s-ss.4. &
People often take pride in prejudice; they not
ashamed Heaven pity them! And yet prejudicewhch is
hate and envy which is the Shiny feeling Of false superiority
is together with natonazed greed the root of war; weap
ons to destroy people and nation.
believe that the determination of prejudice is not
compished by but by ordinary men, and chill
dren through their attitudes toward another In
years the people who have most helped me- outside of my
mediate family Jews and Gente Catholics and Protest
ants turn to them in trouble ask their prayers knowing
there is one God for ALL
Manknds worst enemies do not always fight openly,
stating: Il hate this or that Take it leave it." Such
easier to meet in combat No. the worst those who
ate as underground mumurs the stabbng word casual
the undermining phrase spoken in good humor Usually they
declare their way by saying "You understand haven't
shred of prejudice personally But"
Never let it pass. Pin it down. drag it out Ask: Why?
When and where Present your rebuta and spirit
of apology.
Propaganda is not only for State Departments 1t
everybody!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-21
Senator =. Glenn BeuIPs
Senate ClOakrOOm

Approximately 1900 introduced in the
Senate since the 85 Congress convened last
is about time to submit your report
the bills and resolutions which
ship
Since have discussed you on previous
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-21
Dorothy WaIeskIs
Hits For Mrs.

Last month the Sentinel section ask
ing our Montgomery ladies to send their
bread recipes Among the Mrs James E.
Wels J formerly Emile Ann Geisbe of Route Gaiherburg
seventeen year old Emile AIMS familiar
mas appeared in Sentinel columns number of years
of hnrdI China -
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-21
Righteous Indignation

The following editorial appears
in the latest issue of the "Sher.
wood Bark" the Sherwood High
School newspaper. 1t refers to
a record-sports-news program to
begin soon from $40 to S:55 am.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-21

Emilie's record for breadmaking
- she has already baked $50
patches of bread for her new hus-
band = but if you want to satisfy
that hankering for the most ex.
quisite of all perfumes, fresh
bread, here is Mrs. James E.
Welsh, Juniors recipe taken from
a Fleischmann's Yeast cook book.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-21
WHITE BREAD
(STRAIGHT-DOUGH
NIETHOD)

Scald ......-... l cup milk
Stir in ........ 21s teaspoons
salt, 6 tablespoons sortening, 3
tablespoons sugar
Cool to lukewarm.
Measure into bowl ........ cup
water NOT HOT) water
Cool to lukewarm for com
pressed yeast)
Sprinkle or crumble in ........... /
package or cake Yeast, active or
dry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
HELP-D0MEsTIc

CHILD CARE. light housekeeping
iron, some cook, no ldry.: plst.
disp. and mature Judgment; refs. (:
$50. Box l35-K, Star,
CHILD CARE-L.h.w., live-in or
sit 2 nights; $3.50 through dinner:
; days; refs. 5042 Weaver ter
NV D. c.
COMPANI0N-Settled white woman
TO live in with elderly lady in
suburban Bethesda, Nd. Light
housework and cooking required
Lovely home with small salary
Excellent place for person desir-
roundlnss. OIL. 6-sis7.
G.H.W: COOK; live in air-condi-
toned home: laundress employed
Good position for capable woman
interested in working In nice
home. Must be experienced and
have recent references. S35 per
week. AID. 1920.
GIRL-Exp.. neat appearance for
s snd =, 81; :, Sh days godr.ef. ref $40
HOUsEKEEPER. capable Of running
suburban home for couple with
two children in camp and school
salary open to right person. Per-
manent. Only TOP references and
these fond Of children, considered
s.Ss appointment Box 4?s-E'
H0UsEKEEPER for 2 adults in
new rambler in the country. car
TO Drive. Elk. $4,000 during bust.
ness hours.
LADY. refined, white. middle age;
M0ht Atgetae HUa Ia
refs. AID. 1894.
MAID. 5 days and night baby
sitting for Kensineton family: /
child . yrs. old: eompl. charge. no
cooking; refs. REQ. $50 and car
fare. 10. 5-0533.
MAID, eolored; i've In: age 1929:
Refs. nee. JE. 10000.
MAID, prefer live IN; excellent
2 adults. OIL. 6-6ss9.
MAID-Liye-in. e.h.W. and child
care, REFS. DAY VIZ On and
WOMAN, white. light housework
and child care. Live in Cal OIL
WOMAN 10 travel with family q
Conn. for month Of August and Dc
light housework and care for one
child. VIII have own room AND
bath, References required Cal
WIDOW viii give room and board
plus small salary TO middie-agec
woman in exchange dav care oil
children. CT. 6-3Sb1.
EXPERIENCED GIRL. neat appear.
, snss: i sso s a.S,;,, e-7 Hs ssSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
RELp-WoMEH

STEN0GRAPnERB-Tele sec ofIsrs
stan IN ofices where good perm.
openings are avail. making sure
you have the right JOB when you
accent It. You can afford TO take
your time because you earn while
you look. To qualify yon must be
Under ns az 20: type SS v,p:m-; sh 3 r.
or b apt. TELR SEC. 100 Eve
NV. Re. 7-l1h0.
sTENOGRAPHER fcoiorsdl. to WorK
fast typist and be able 70 take
some dfctation and answer ietterB.
Room plus. salary Girl with .
child Il also. acceptable. Apply
Monday morning, 8 to IL noon.
s AuHGH5f c6. Tgg5saFEzEs "a BEAUTY Il gH
work need apply.
sTEN0GRAPKER = General once
telligent beginner considered: 37ls
hrs. q Wk /. no sat, pleasant work
ing conditions, IN Aforementioned
once. COMPANY Dement'S. Apply IN
person. Once Of the JOHN HAM
COCK MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO
04O0 Ca. ave. NV.
STENOGRAPHER. for lawyers Of
nee. Young lady with knovledge
Of slec. typewriter and .dietation
machine: 1-man once. Reply
stating age. exper. and salary ex-
pected. Boz 132-H, star.
sTENOGRAPHER = Construction
company good typist. shorthand.
switchboard; good location. arr
conditioned once. 5-day week:
GOOD starting salary. For inter-
view, call MRS. LINN. ST. 3-23sl
sTENOGRAPHER-Public steno. Of
Ie. Last two weeks In August
Elk. $1,000, Ext. 1s7.
STENOGRAPHER, young, white. no
exper. req. for well-known trade
assn, 8 days. start S66. No res.
fee. MANAGEMENT CONSULT
ANTS, INC. Suite 1901. 1435
GTENOG and aiAe fwTseAe Fn~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
.RPENTRY, PAINTING
CEMENT WORK

Patios. sidewalks. driveways. roof.
steps. window courts, glass. Nc lob
ice. Call CLYDE THOMAS, white
mechanic, Ii. 4-4524 or II. 0-s567.
CARPENTRY, remodsiing, cement
porches. painting. Call al day,
sunaay' or week DAYS. he.
cARPENTRY-Need extra shelves.
screen drs.7 Rep. window screens,
sash cords replaced. RA. 6-065s.
CARPENTER : General jobbing;
nome improvements, rec. rms, adj
ditions, cement work. roofing. re-
@GeslR Dsn sST' E 15fnis H .5S a.
RA. 6-Si41. ~
CEMENT yLO0Rs. walks. patios.
TER re s sPSRKs esd SO .'ssa sSss. WAL
CEMENT WORK, step, poTchsl,
6ENsoE oAp S5Hs'F IT. eIoss ssso ~.
CLOCK AND WATCH RErAiRING.
S.l. chin. y ana O pfsssh s so.E,
EE So5ooIa an WI. d slci54. FRED
ELLCTRicAL INSTALLATIONS
wiring, rec rooms, sdditions: free
est.: lie, and bonded. ~. 7-Sit7,
FLAGsT0NE. BRICK CEMENT
? MARcUcctO. Po. 2-3bSH,
FL00R SANDING, finishins ana
mates Cal RA. s:s7vs '''' '''''
FLOOR SANDING AND RETINIsH-
INC, 5000 work. Very reas. RI.
FLOORs sANDED AND FTNI6HED,
old doors made like new, lin0leum
ana asphalt tile installed WA.
CONTINUED on Next PasSI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07

COUPLE. white; houseman-driver;
eook-housekeeper, 70 assume fun
respone1htlty IN running house
hold Other help employed. Tor
salary: fine living quarters. Ap-
ply 500 Wits. ave. MRS. FELKER,
A SETTLED COUPLE to live in air
conditioned home. Nice room and
bath. Vile, cook, g.h.w. and may
BE- employed elsewhere. Honest,
sober and reliable. Refs, $3.50 mo
Call Mon. OIL 6-61O0.
REFINED middle-aged white wo.
man to care for elderly lady and
light housework for 9 DAYS, july
1891 inclusive; Live in. $35. La
RELIABLE, EXPERIENCED GIRL
TO work 50 days, g.h.v, and
child care. II. 6-725l: after
pm. Sunday. eall II. l-0l37.
WILL GIVE NICE HOME to white
girl in exchange for light house
hold duties. salary. EN-. 2-e427,
SETTLED WOMAN to live in; SIN.
house. light housework, plain
cooking: adults: $50 VIZ. NO
7-9367 or RA. 6-1lS7.
home, small salary 70 middle
ased dependable white lady, care
Tor home and aged mother. Plenty
time on. JE. 3-3567. 7s
MATURE LADY WANTED, to live
in: care for elderly lady. TO
9-65S4.
WHITE W0MAN-to care for baby
exper Refs. day Wk. Live out
ia 4-1S58,
2 adults. no children. large house,
want person to do light cookinr
and general homework. Live in,
cept couple with man to vorh
elsewhere, Must have recent ref.
erences. Preference to scandinavian
GERM or Swiss. WO. 6-3f52.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07

For An IntefVieW
Call MR.. H. JAMES CARTER q
Warfield $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
sIrs,-MEM AND WOMEN

GERMAN COUPLE to work in
h.tel APARTMENT house. orphanase
or home for aeed. Man expert
eneed n gardening. small re-
housework. once cieaninR or
kitchen help. BOX 4s2-E, star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
SEARS
OPPORTUNITIES
MEN AND WOMEN

=. Sears offers excellent opportuni-
ties to those who qualify. sears
famous company dement's Include
Decentralization and life Insurance,
pa-c holidays and vacations: also
an outstanding retirement plan
and other .Oenefits are available to
Sears employees
SEARS, Arlington, Va.
Opening for 2 credit cores
pondents (women). Pleasant work.
ing conditions; 40-hour, 6-day
week. Apply In person.
SEARS, BladenSburg Rd.
2 MGR 1000 posting machine
cashiers women. Experience nee
essary. also one typist (woman)
for credit department. Apply in
SEARS, wis. Ave. NV.
. MGR 1000 posting machine
cashiers twomen). Exper. needed
Please apply in person.
SEARS, $500 v st. NE.
Opportunity for . experienced
automatic washer repairmen 10
further. their careers. Liberal mile
age allowance for use OF cars. 2
openinss for telephone sales
women. part or full time, Expert
ence not necessary, 40-hour. s.
day week Apply in person. No
phone calls please.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
HELP-WoMEN

sALEsWOMAN. for high fashion
department., 70 work on commits
sion basis with liberal drawing
seeoqnt. Here e an OPPORTUNITY
clothes pay as you WORK In our
CHANDELIER room. s days, 40-hr
wk.. 20es discount on purchases,
free retirement plan, hospitaiiza-
ton and insurance offered. paid
Dement'S. WOODWARD A. LO-
THROP, Personnel Once. l1th
and 2 sts. NV.
sALEsWOMEN, white, under 40. TO
learn file work in Ice. once nj +.
18th and H SITS. NV. Hours, $50
to 5. n day sat Start 81 10 per
hr. 81 $50 yr.l. Phone Ma.
S.111S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
sIrUATIons-WoMEM

CHILD's NURsE--oov desires
S csa w ESTs s 81 SD e e., cam a. 1 n
MISS PORTS u. 4.p0l4.
cLERK.TYPIsT, mature for fun
general once. Ov 3-4320.
cLERK:TYP1sT-REcPT. - Exper
incl. LEGAL, aceur rel. desires
temp. eTpi. Ma s-0204 ext. 6l6
GEN. 0FFIcE WORK, white. exper.
light bookkeeping. reeeptionist
typinn. cashiering or dental as.
sistant. Mon. H0 2-4i5D.
GIRL C0LORED desires practical
nurse IN private home Or child
care. Refs. and exper. 81 3-53s6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
WOULD A 500 A
WEEK SUIT YOU2

:. That's the average earnings for
the women now In the ield for US.
Some. OF course, make a great deal
more and 50 can you II you put
your mind 70 Il Because this Is
o Uors S ssn. syeIS ,. TeTsn e. ~, s e.
already written US asking 70 SEE
YOU. An you need Is a pleasins
personality and real desire q
previous business experience. We
train. you. Don't have 10 be any
certain age. Your appearance is
more important than your age
Our only requirement Is that you
must not be overweight. Write as
4QS-H. Star. ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07

Neat appearance, 1920 hrs. fire.,
WHY. are most important ouaiifi.
work. DI. 7.6263. Oh N m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
SALESLADIES
AGE 25-40

Our company has OPEN
ings in several Of our stores
for salesladies, particularly
in the Silver Spring area.
We are in the stationery
and office supply business.
Hours $50 to $50, 51s-day
week. Salary to start, $44
per week for 40 hours. Many
employee benefits. Profit
sharing. group insurance,
etc. Call for appointment,
L. J. MILLIKEN.
ChaS. G.. Stott Co., Inc.
1910 N. Y. Ave. NV, Ma. s-4isi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
SALESGIRLS,
COIORED
SALESLADY

Very desirable position open In
our Seven CORNERS jewelry store
Good salary, excellent working con-
ditions. Permanent position. WIN.
THROP JEWELERS., Seven Corners
Shopping Center.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
INSTRUCTION COURSES

BARRIERS wanting Florida license
have let Us help them - years
Let US help you. AOR1Dh BAR
Der COLLEGE. jacksonville. Pa
MOTORCYCLE lessons, IS hour
Call La. 6-O273. 10 am 70 . pm.
HOME TUTORING = Ala. geom.
Lat, Pr, Enc So. Ger, read
arith, elem. i.h.. s.h. sub. uf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
AGENTS

CHRISTMAS CARDS - Impressive
albums Of de luxe and popular
priced greetings with customers
name imprinted. $50 lavish de-
signs for business and personal
use: Wide selection for every taste
and budget. You can earn $500 to
5000 ommisSions-even in spare
time-between now and Christmas.
Sales experience unnecessary. We
furnish free fully. equipped sales
easy-to-foiiow selling Instructions.
Dependable service guaranteed By
old established manufacturer
Write PROCESS CORP. 1852 8.
Troy, Dept. DC, Chicago %, III.
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HELP WoMEH
sECY. ADM. ASST

For radio script work. Govt. clear
anes reg; ,, salaEy open; ALL.oE-
nv. RIM. 81. DI. 1862.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
PRIVATE
SECRETARY

An attractive secretarial
vacancy exists In private In
dustry that requires Q mature
and thorough1y experienced
woman to perform the varied
once duties inherent at top
management level. Applicant
must be substantially confident
! to work on own initiative ana
acclimate self with new sur
roundings ant procedures.
Ability TO tactfully arrange and
coordinate engagements and
app OF n I m n 9 necessary.
Resume requested with por-
ton in handwriting: include
description and biographical
data. work experience, present
compensation and educational
background. BOX ASK. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07

STENOG RAPHERS
IF
You can take dictation
accurately, 80 to 90 w.p.m.
and transcribe it rapidly
and neatly, enjoy handling
details, and like working in
"a busy office
THEN
The Chamber of Commerce
of the United States can
offer you a permanent, in
teresting job with oppor-
tunity for advancement.
Many employe benefits and
excel. working conds. For
|appt. for interview, please
call MA. s-2SS0, Ext. 314.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
HELp-WoMEn

CHRISTMAS SAVINGS : Can s.,
started nov with AVON. Repre-
sentatives earn 5000. $500. Choice
openings. DI. 7-O221.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
COLLEGE STUDENTS
HELR-MEN AND WOMEN

BOOKkEEPER, general corporats
books and monthly statement. DS
not apply unless fully experienced
and have local references Coco
Starting salary and fringe bene.
nts; Cali tn. 2-1491. II 10 5
CLERICAL CLERK AND TYPIsT
6-day wk.: starting salary, $50,
8 hrs. per day. AP. 7-46O5.
REAL ESTATE statesmen, Va;
experienced preferred. Must have
the desire to make more thar
average:. Realtors and members
Of multiple listing service. Full
time only. Good appearance and
gar, Ask for Mr.. BAKER. TIE
FURNISHED APARTMENT to vhite
Young couple in exchange fol
for man. EN-. 2-S427.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Ws
are setting more calls and have
more property than we can DOS.
slDly expedite with our present
stan. II you are inexperienced w
VII train you full time only
a. niTE1H IA Z, M REALTY INC
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN on
SALESWOMAN to sell better NV
snd No; properties. JAMES CARR
YOUNG COUPLE as houseparent,
TO older boys in q coeducationa
boarding school: opportunity fol
Christian service. Box 264-H. Star
WILL GIVE NEW. completely furn
Brick Home in exchange for house
keeping and yard work. House
With utilities rented for $3.50 mo
Write details. v. L. PARIS. Bill
SO. Cove St. Arl.. We
ACTIVE ELDERLY COUPLE As
caretakers on charming farm mr.,
Olney.. Nd. In exchange for COM
PORTABLE apt, chicken and garden
prlvileges. NO. 10000.
MAN OR WOMAN-Make tina,
change now, permanent year-round
work; Rawleigh dealers earning
500 weekly and up full time:
splendid opening in LaPlata area
CHARLES County and Prince Fred.
Two part-time openings near
washington. Write immediately
RAWLEIGH'S DEPT, DCF-I2-CG
Chester, Pa.
MEN OR WOMEN
II you are over rs years Of age
and are interested In health and
helping PEOPLE and in increasing
your income either full or part
time, then you are invited to at
tend q meeting In the Colony Room
Of the. Ambassador Hotel on Mon
day night, July s, at & pm.
This is a Food Supplement Plan
ana Is Endorsed by. the Readers
zines. In this meeting, pictures vii
be shown and there will be q shorI
TAX to introduce and explain this
nationally known and ADVERTISED
plan and to show how your earn.
ings can be unlimited.
There will be no admission fee
collections, or obligations what.