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ii r' THE BOSTON GLOBE WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 14, 1936 34 Female Help Wanted Male Help Wanted Male Help Wanted MONEY TO LOAN Two Queens at Texas Centennial CAUTION In answering advertisements DO NOT send your references, letters of recommendation, army or navy discharge papers or photographs to a Postoffice or Globe office box. Send copies when requested. Loans for thrifty people THRIFTY folk will find the Shawtnut Monthly Payment Plan a most useful banking service. Available to individuals of good credit with regular income, a full year of systematic repayment is permitted.

Call or twite for our booklet GO-14 THE NATIONAL Shawmut Bank 40 WATER STREET ROSTON rrirariirr rirrai.iiiii.aii I 1 Dorothy Keyes (Miss Wisconsin) shown with the queen of milk producers at the Texas Centennial Exhibition at Dallas. The cow, which has an average daily milk production of 57 quarts, was featured at the National Dairy Show. CHRISTMAS CARDS Fif cnmmissimw llin psona! Chritm tar nd ttaiioncnr from ilhum 100 mi)l. Also HwriiM low-priwd personal hiunnrnua rrds neven smsati. Also mastfr creation oMMS new 21 fnider $1 assortment, inn'e profit.

Kxtra Bonuses. I nparalleleil 12R-pie-e Gift Wrap-pins, new style Etchinc, Hiiraormis, PeLuif, Etery-day boes. Kxnerjenre essential, ffe own and operate our on extensite plant. Established IK yeara. Call, write for sample 21 box on approtal and free personal cards.

WALLACE BROWN, Inc. 216 Tremont St. (Dept. BG) Fifth Floor, Suit 603 J1W ol2 WE'RE GROWING! nnnGE and PLYMOUTH sales are irrowine! We need several alert, cmbitioux salesmen with the ability to grow with us in a brand new department we will open this week. A short training course will be riven those aoalifying.

If yoa are 21 to 4S. a real "to-etter" and want a iroldrn opportunity for 19S7. apply to Mr. MaeGOWN. K9 Commonwealth Boston.

Wed. and Thurs. from ft-1 2. Peters Employment st. SALES: Food exp Arr.

SALES: Consumer exp Arr. FRONT STORE CLERK. Drug Arr. TAILOR: Dept. store exp Arr.

MIEHLE VERTICAL PRESSMAN. LIC. ELECTRICIAN-MA INT: Exp. PHOTOGRAPHER: Portrait exp. SHEET METAL MEN BKNDING MACH.

OPR: Sheet metal. Arr. CVW.INDFR PRESSMAN: Arr. SD A SS EXG 1NEF.R: Live in. rr.

LEARli ACCOUNTING NEW evening class for men and women forms Oct 19. famous WALTON system taueht, (10 of America's C. P. A. are Walton A practical concentrated course in elementary, and advanced accounting C.

P. A. instructors. Classes irl B. C.

High Bid open to all. Write, call or phone for catalog. YOUNG MEN'S CATHOLIC ASS'N. 49 E. Newton S11W oil CHRISTMAS CARD SALESPEOPLE EARN UP TO 936 IN A WEEK Make money immediately.

Show exclusive Personal Christmas Cards with sender's name. Prices low as 50 cards for $1.95 retail. Defies competition! Also sell 6 Christmas Box Assortments for $1.00 each; 21-Card Feature 18-Card Etchings with Self-Seal Envelopes, Religious. Humorous, Gift Wrappings, Everyday Assts. You make up to profit.

Sample outfit offered FREE. Call or write. WETMORE A SUGDEN, Inc. 216 Tremont Suite 403 (4th Floor! TILO ROOFING COMPANY AMERICA'S largest home modernizer will engage 2 men to train for executive sales positions in local territory! must be aggressive, and have successful selling record; car essential; salary and commission. Apply SOMERv IL.LK BRANCH, 284 Somerville av.t Thursday, 9:30 to 12:30.

DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE WELL known Electronic Equipment Manufacturer has opening for good experienced salesman to represent their training department. Excellent remuner- ation seltiniz a new traminc program to 'the lame number of young men desiring to enter new held ot Electronic mg. Leads furnished. If you have an auto, can sell and desire good permanent connection write fully for interview to 460. Globe office.

SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS 50 beautiful folders with your customer's name on each folder to sell for $1.00. 10 sensational box assortments to select from. Write for free samples or call at COLONIAL STUDIOS. 827 COLONIAL 100 BOYLSTON ST. DENTIST RELIABLE with good character, ability of operating and pleasant personality, steady position to right man.

Address 41 OG lobe office. YOUNG MEN once: good pay; references, for a nationally known cleaning concern. Apply 80Boy Isi onst room 322, 9-1 1 :30 a. m. SALESMEN 4 high type'neat aggressive specialty men wanted for an unusual educational sales plan; those selected must be 25 to 45 years of age; free to travel with at least 2 years selling experience and ready to join us at once; we pay you during training period and give you a weekly di awing account according to your production: men who qualify will be fit' i for Important positions now vacant in the organization; see me Statler Hotel, Wednesday only 11 a.

sharp and 2 p. m. sharp. MR. BERT E.

ISRAEL, no nhone. SALESMEN Sell BOSTO.NIAN SHIRTS, big new line. 11 make profits for you; start quick: easy sales; sure repeat. See MR. DOYLE today.

77 Chauncy room 410, or write to the BOSTONIAN MFG. Jamaica Plain, Mass. WSu ol4 TWO BARBERS, young American; steady position. 334 Mass. Boston.

TAXI "drivers. CUMMINGS TAXI SERVICE. 7 Chamber Charlestown. WANTED Experienced hot-air furnace repairman. Call evenings, 248 Spring Roxbury.

WANTED Man or woman, age 25-40, for permanent position in trust department of law firm; must be experienced in preparing Massachusetts and Federal tax returns; apply by letter giving full Qualifications, including age, experience, education and salary expected. 368, Globe office. WANTED Meat cutter, middle age, speaks Italian. American. FRANK ZAMPELLO.

48 Porter East Boston. YOUNG college man can receive full course in leading secretarial school in exchange for light work. 411. Globe. 3t ol4 YOUNG MAN over 21.

outside clerical; references. 358, Globe office. 10 MEN. handbill distribution, salary and steady. Apply 15 Spring Watertown sq.

Female Help Wanted AT MERCANTILE 1-Birl office; Remington fanfold biller, some swbrd. expd. meat-vegetable cook, school expd. heaa pantry woman, school ouMown. 114 Federal sL AT ABBOTT'S.

167 Tremont St. Steno- file clerk; credit clo. house; credit checkers; credit interviewers: mul-ticraph biller-pricer, drugs; beauty operators: cook, drug luncheonette. AT COMMERCIAL 61 Court St. Waitresses f4i, high-grade city cafe; mangle girl, $32 b.

and chambermaid. mjiidittle AT PARK EXCHANGE. 230 Tremont bakery sales girls. $12: hospital attendants, nurses training pref: bus girl, city; expwaitresses. city suburbs.

AT DICEY EMPLOYMENT, 100 Boylston St. Waitresses; counter girls: candy sales: cashier -typist. $12 and meals; ward maid hospital, $31.50 live in. AT BAY STATE 172 Wash. St.

Hostess, nights 7-12, $10 cook. cafe. $12 asst. cook, $45 r. par-lor maid hospital waitress.

$40 mo. AT AMERICAN EMP. Moon-Hopkins biller, $18; college girls to train in book store. 22-30 young file clerk-typist, $14; inst. ward maid.

127 Federal st. A GENERAL MAID wanted, knowledge of cooking, references required. $12. MRS. GOLDSTEIN.

62 Fellsmere road. Newton Newton 4232. 2t ol4 STEADY WORK 52 weeks a year open now for a few responsible men in tnis district with a company which 11 years ago opened its first office in New Wk. and today operates 300 offices throughout the nation. This company, during the pastIS Sot'discharged or laid off single employee whose character and work have been satisfactory.

Has not cut any salaries or commissions, but has increased many Has increased its business tremendously from year to year. Can introduce you to. many men with larger regular incomes than they have ever earned before. Has, due to increasing business, just completed a 3-story addition to a factory purchased for cash. Deals with its.

own merchants direct, without any investment or risk on their part, furnishing tested methods for immediate substantial earnings. This company, which still ras more than 75 of its potential mechanical specialty market to develop. will employ several men with some business or trade experience at once; men with flexible tn new ideas, be- ItwSen fn mm of and 45. preferred. For further partjulapply 3o Metro- Thursday morning, 9-12 only.

AUTOMOBILE LUBRICATION EXPERT Young man with college degree or equivalent. 26 to 32 yrs, of ase. More onsideration will be given to applicants who have had filling station or repair shop experience, or an automotive engineering course. Permanent salaried position with opportunity for advancement. Apply Thursday, THE1 ATLANTIC REFINING CO.

407 PARK SQ. BLDG. BOSTON 2t ol3 AMERICA'S FASTEST-SELIIVG CHRISTMAS CARDS SELL largest selection DeLuxe PERSONAL CHRISTMAS CARDS; smartest, original designs lead in elegance and quality, amazing values, lowest prices: sales easy with novel Album Display, sent FREE write today; hailed as year selling sensation; also new Silver-foil "Jewel Case of 21 brilliant assorted Christmas Cards; sells SI; your profit 50c; eight popular snnrtmenls lead, in duality, value. nrnfits: free sample offer. JANES ART STUDIOS, 1142 University tea, N.

Y. Roches- RESPONSIBLE MEM Applicants must be over 26 years of age of neat appearance and have good character references. Our immeoiate proposition mechanical specialty is unusual as to pay and exceptional possibilities to the men who are willing to work to prove their ahilitv. Only men seeking immediate, permanent employment need apply, Mr, pmn nvmpni fee charge. BOSTON MUNICIPAL BUREAU.

2.1 unurcn si. appu 9 to 12 only, IN SELLING depends on the PROPER TRAINED plus an OUTSTANDING PRODUCT: read the double rase HOOVER AD in 1his week's SATURDAY EVENING POST; this is not a cold turkey propositions, leads are furnished. If you have average ability and own a car. see mh. HARRINGTON at 36 Church Cambridge.

10 a. m. Thursday. MEN nvA rt and will I call, bv appointment, on 25 people a day we will give 3 merr a chance on one of our routes: average earnings on these routes is $3 50 to $5 daily. Apply between 10 and 12 and see if you qualify.

Room 307. 93 Federal Boston; Union Lynn; S3 Legion farxway, isrocKiun 3t ol3 TELEPHONE DIRECTORY ADVERTISING SALESMEN AGGRESSIVE, intelligent salesmen who have had experience in this or similar lines can make profitable connection. Apply MR. LAMBERT, room 301, 93 Mass. Boston WANTED WEDNESDAY NEAT man, 25-35.

married preferred: exceptional opportunity for right man; not car necessary; compensation based on qualification at interview; call before noon. MANAGER, Blrig. -2t Ql3 WORCESTER MEN 19. willing workers, straight salarv, at good bonus, earnings about $21 to start. PERFWAX, 88 Front st Room 412, 8 a.

m. and 3 p. m. 2 YOUNG MEN OVER 22 WITH driver's licenses, to assist manager, must be satisfied with per wk. to start, chance for' promotion.

Apply 8 to 10. ELECTRICAL Room 22. 598 Columbia road, Uphams Dorchester. SIDE WALL MEN EXPERIENCED wood and asbestos shinglers wanted. Apply MARTINI ROOFING SIDING 70 Hummeman Roxbury.

8-10 a. m. CAMBRIDGE and vicinity, 4 men, any age. to make appointments; weekly guarantee; exp. on refrig.

wash. mach. and radios not necessary. 2072 Mass Cambridge. 2t ol4 DENTAL MECHANIC Steady position to an Al all-around man: must be industrious, sober; state salary and references.

413. Globe office. 3t ol2 DRUG S20: soda-lunch. $20. Prospect Mass.

Eli. 8581. EXECUTIVES, at least 5 yrs." selling new and used cars. ABBOTT'S, 167 Tremont st. EXPERIENCED stitchers on men's neckwear.

Apply 214 Broadway, Chelsea. 3t ol 3 ENGINEERS, firemen, license instruction. Dickinson School. 53 Hanover Boson. EXP YOUNG MAN for men's furnishing store.

World Trading 45 Hanover St. EXPjanitor, married. 30-40. Riverside Apt. Hotel, 420 Memorial Camb.

ERRAND boy wanted. Cambridge. 1757 Mass. EXPERIENCED sole cutter. Apply PURI- TAN SHOE 1 Wraltham Boston.

EXPERIENCED Jewish fellow to work in delicatessen store; refs. Gen. 8924. GOOD piano player. Apply evenings LOB- STER KETTLE.

127 Dover Som. IRON WORKERS, exp. 'helpers on light ironwork.14 Smart st.Cambridge LIFE INSURANCE Old established company will train men of ability: drawing account, if desired; good present and future income: just announcing four new policies. Suite 770. 100 Milk St.

MAN for general handy man. must have driver's lie. and speak French; board and room. 194 Aspinwall Brookline. MAN WANTED Window demonstrator for family medicine; microphone needed.

Suite 1. 1079 Boylston Boston. MEN (3. Sample and order permanent salary and com. 455 Little Bldg.

3t ol2 PAINTERS, outside, good men. Apply Wednesday. 7:30 a. m. E.

E. RICHARDSON. 20 Train Dorchester. PAINTERSC $4 a day. exp.

only. Waltham 4460-M: ready to work. SOLICITOR who has had selling experi-. ence on collection agency services or other intangibles, good acquaintance with Boston and New England jobbers and manufacturers: give age. references, experience.

361. Globe offic. ELECTRICAL SCHOOL Let us prepare you for the state examinations for master or journeyman's license; Wed. and Friday evenings 7 to 9:30: also electrical engineering: day course for young men. HAWLEY-MULLANE SCHOOL, 115 Huntington Boston.

SuMW oil Watch Out For Jake Peters Employment STENOS.5 Direct mail exp. (1). sev. others 12-Slt Jewish. yrs S20 IM F.

EXEC: I.lbr. Bur. system $20 REM. or F. F.

Biller: Exp 1 COMP. 2 openings. SALES: Dresses, shoes, cosmetics Arr. KNITTING INSTRICTRESS: Notion sales $11 MAIL ORDER Arr. 11RAPFRY SEWERS-Stitehers Arr.

STITCHFRS: Leather curtains Arr. FOLDERS. MAVGLF.RS: Laund. exp. Arr.

I NDFRCRAD. Nurses (3): Hosp. Arr. HAND 1RONFRT Hosp. exp Arr.

WARD MAIDS: Hosp. exp Arr. EXPERIENCED NIGHT AND DAY Chocolate Dippers EXPERIENCED how makers, steady work. THE GOBELIN 253 Norfolk Cambridge, Tro. 0130.

dSu7t o9 CHRISTMAS CARDS Make $25 a week and ud Largest line of qualit cards. Don't make a selection until you see ours, 10 new box assortments. Personal Card Album free. Cash Bonus. Salable set on approval.

PHILLIPS CARD COMPANY 11 Beacon Boston. Mass. G-7 I A HI MAKE more money now on Christmas business with hosiery and lingerie, unusual values on quality and stylesi'full or part time. Call or writeMR. HAMPTON, 716 Colonial Bldg.

SuW oil INDUSTRIAL NURSE EXP. FACTORY nurse (not trained nurse) with first-aid recent living nr. 30-35 sal. arr. CAMBRIDGE EMPLOYMENT.

698 Mass. Central sq. STITCHERS EXPERIENCED on cotton dresses; do not apply unless capable of making a complete garment. WILSON-COLLIER 85 Essex Boston. 2t ol4 CHRISTMAS CARDS Big commissions selling personal Christmas cards; free portfolio; "21" Folder $1 Wonder Box on approval; 300 profit; marvelous Gift Wrappings.

Everydays; bonuses. CHILTON GREETINGS. 179 Lincoln Dept. BG. TURNERS EXPERIENCED turners on ladies' handbags.

AMERICAN TRAVELING GOODS 791 Tremont st. OPERATORS EXPERIENCED oh Merrow machines. Apply GLOBE KNITTING MILLS. 575 Albany -st. TWThS ol3 LADIES demonstrate food prod-' ucis to old customers, about $18 weekly: quick advancement.

93 Federal Room 307. 3t ol3 Pna Cafeo Sev- openings. $18-120! bUdl OttlKl, exp. peters. 74 Tremont.

Uiireoe No yearly nlilSBS Walk Hill st fee plenty work. 574 Mattapan; Blu. 4561. NURSES CHOICE OF POSITIONS OPEN IF YOU QUALIFY: ALSO PRIV. DUTY CASES.

JAMAICA JAM. 3158 AT FAY'S. 37 Province St. fruit and produce 2 bkkpr-stenogs. S18-S20: 4 stenogs: tl) legal, 1 direct mail, 2i general.

stenog. vie. Somerville. $16; fanfold biller, $16; sales-furs, millinery, dresses, candy and spec, shops; fitter; millinery maker: hosiery repairer; couple: cook and chauffeur. scrool.

A GOOD SALARY secured by girls completing courses on Comptometers. Monroe. Elliot-Fisher Billing. Dictaphones, Typewriting, Calculators; tuition payable in 6 months or when working: day and eves. HIGGINS COMMERCIAL MACHINE SCHOOL.

234 Boylston free placement for all graduates- enter now. Special Rates. ThSuTW17t ol AT MASS. BUS. 120 Boylston St.

23-25 fanfold billing clerk, some switchboard: beginner typist, know Elliott-Fisher bkpg. Hollerith key punch Hollerith coding clerk, switchboard large board, A GOOD salary paid girls taking our course on Burroughs calculating, listing, bookkeeping machines, comptometers and typewriters; tuition paid when working, day and evening courses. MANCHESTER SCHOOL OF COMMERCE, 100 Boylston st. SuW oil AT MISS BRIDGES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, zha jjock Jear raneuu "Hail Meat. rook.

out. of town. $25 vk pastry cook, out of town. $20 cook. Boston.

$15 switchboard, hotel. Boston. ALL-ROUND first-class hairdresser wanted: also a hostess for beauV parlor. 120. Globe office.

WFSu ol4 A GENERAL MAID, 2 adults, home niKhts. $10; cook, general. $14; helper. one child.S8.Mrs.Quinn. 203Wash.

st. AGENCY Maids and helpers, to, live In or go home. 451 Blue Hill Rox SuW8t o4 AT MISS PARKER'S. 9 Park St. Assistant bkkpr.

typist, 23-25 $18. AT WEBBER 1 Beacon, cook, good S15; soda lunch AT FIDELITY. 77 Summer St. Counter girls 10 1 silk pressers: hairdressers. BUSINESS couple wants young girl as mother's helper, live in.

Apply 7-9 p. 11 St. Luke road, Allston. suite 1. CHRISTMAS CARD sensation, bigger profits selling finest 21 folder assortment: Gift Wrapping.

Everyday. Religious boxes: personals; experience not essential; request samples. DOEHLA, Fitchburg, 712. Mass. COUPLE wanted, man able to work outside.

Apply after 6 p. 519 Mass. Boston. EXPERIENCED liner-in on women's shoes. LORRAINE SHOE 184 Commercial Maiden.

EXP. mother's helper to live in. no laundry, no cooking. $6 start. Sta.

3061. GIRLS 2, start at $8 plus bonus to good workers. no experience necessary. Spice Order room 613. 200 Sum- mer apply 7:45 to 10 a.

m. and 2 p. m. GIRL for housework, live in. good home, $7 start.

MRS ZANIS, 280 Seaver Roxbury. GIRL for housework in family of 3. in We Roxbury. state wages expected. Address 230, Globe office.

SuW oil GIRL to help with housework; ro home nights. MRS. SLADE. 6 Maple Roxbury; tel. Garrison 4773.

GIRL for light housekeeping, some cooking, priv. rm. and bath. MRS G. HOUSER.

400 GFNERAL, light housework, cooking, no laundry, American between 20-30 yea sol wages $7. Cun. 0178. GIRL for light housework: no cooking; very good home. Aspinwall 3559.

GIRL for general housework, nice home. Asp. 1741. GIRL, housework, father and daughter; also mother's helper. 92ernon GIRL, white or colored, general house-work.

live in, good pay.Revere 2920. GIRL for general housework, with references. Asp. 9207 GENERAL housework. 2 adults, go home nights, references.

S5; Aspinwall 6225. GIRL for general housework, adults, reference. Belmont 3214. GIRL to do general housework mornings 9 to 2. Phone West Newton 327fL General maids, mothers' helpers.

R. V. BURKE. 1430A Beacon Brookline. LADIES Sell homemade candy, good com.

63 Dartmouth citv. WThFSu Laundress, exp. mangier, to feed and fold, hosp. Quinn's Agency, 293 Washington. By PI-ACE iV MAP OF THE I2IVEC CEGION SCENE OF BABE AND BENJYS T.

IF JONE5 MOTORBOAT COT the. BOAT RAFT iiM''r i BENJY Situations WantedMale BAKER, all-round. 2d hand, bench, or helper, can, work alone. KenmorefHu. BAKER.fiTt class on plain -and goods, also ornamenting, lake cnarge.

city or country. Jam. 2633-W. BARBER. st class.

wants work city or country. J459.Globe office. BARBER. American, first-class. Fri.

fiats, or steady, jj2JGIobeomce. nRUGGIST. reKistered. wants Kood experience; references 284, WKSu OW Globe ofiice. HQu4EMANnin b.

small pay. uioueum-. TS THE ENTIRE CITY, 'isn't there one person who w.II Rive a job to i young tin oVlv Can do legal. clerical, mechanical, saleswork. Globe office.

WSuol4 MASTER plumber want "Jl0? owners; prices right; all pr teed; go anywhere. Call Col 4187 MASTER mechanic desires fleet owner capanie i acetylene welding. 7. Globe office PAINTING, pape'ring. P'fsterlnB.

ceilings. ttoors; low i y- PAINTING, paperhanning. sellings. floors, ref. like new.

anywhere. Gen. 1106. PLUMBER- and steamfitter helper Job wanted.IiighlandsJ22i- 5 PAINTER, handy man. wantswork: board and somepay.EJi69.

Globe office. 5Zi watchman or fireman. best ot ret. 11. Globe ofhre.

Situations Wanted Female A Nurse 'prac. wants care of State and pnv. exp. 366, GRhe waKe E33Giobeffice.WThSuol4 LAUNDRY or day work wanted by exo. Scotch woman, age 38 rejs 4nJo-rt.

YOUNG-WOMAN wishes work small family; can answer telephone with un derstanding and assist n.nmasn3ya Friendly home ar Boston and a Write F. W. Birchard, Roorn Tremont Boston, or tel. Liberty 6006. Male Help Wanted AUTOMOTIVE SALESMAN -ii 100 Mass.

Boston. HlTfcJ fi If you really want wu. lYI EN 4 we guarantee you 10 and commission weekly Vll-ng exp not es- vAirvr. THFV DEPT. STORE AD.

FLIC. tftrlf NO. selling, no canvassing, neat, at, appearand, ir.v-..-:- Bronv start. field st. 10 a.

no other time. SALESMEN TO sell professional sign lighting: good money men For appt call Blu. 1181 from Pjjm; fi FNDID future possibilities, with a tlFestablishedFOOll 'concern. va; 50 Husky Laborers Finn's Labor Agency. 27 WashingUmsL; FARM HANDS MILKERS Poultryman.

STOHLBOMJgJ3Wshgt Apply at 1194 Tremont st. At MERCANTILE Expd. brokerage hoard boy; jr. sales trained, small sal. start; (4) maintenance machs.

under Jo. use micrometers. 65c furnace installation man under 40, S6 day: variety molder under 40. bldrs. finish exp.

bz-tOc printing dept. age 21-23. know hand pressers; (3l errand boys 16-17, s-iu, watchmaker under 40; Hoffman presser some tailoring; tall expd. soda clerks; all id chef hotel out towrl4ederal st. AT AMERICAN EMP.

Junior clerk, sales ability, to learn business, $18: tel. solicitors, adv. punch press dept. foreman. 30-35 several machinists.

auto lubrication expert, college trained; sheet metal fur $40; furniture finisher; floor machine sander; young armature winder; several excellent openings for high-grade salesmen, good saK 127Federal st. AT PARK EXCHANGE. 230 Tremont St. Cafe chef, out of town. $27: colored cook porter, out of town.

$20 2d cook, $18; young bar-porter. $15; soda clerks, local S15-S18; 2 upholsterers; 3d hosp. orderly. O. R.

exp. ATTaY'S, 37 Province St. Phone solicitor, advertising S20-S30; dept. store floor out of town; 2 tailors: exp. jewelry filer; plumbers; oil burner service men.

AT CAMBRIDGE EMPLOYMENT. 698 Mass. Centra! Sq. T. L.

turret lathe local 30-45 65c; exp. Miehle vertical press man, exp. all around machinist, best 70-80c. AT AUTO AGENCY Motor bus general Ford V-8 Chev. service Ford V-8 service automotive machinist on pleasure cars.

169 Mass. Boston. AT MASS. BUS. 120 Boylston St.

22-25 knowledge bkkpg. $18; young man, 21-22, some collegetraining. 15. AT COMMERCIAL 61 Court St. Exp.

young bartender: order cook; 1 Italian cook; fousn dishwasher. APPRENTICE High school graduate, drivers license, learn manual building practice; earn $30 mo. 461, Globe office. AT DILLAWAY NORRIE. 77 Summer Fox lathe hand; machinists: young exp.

mach. assembler: truck driver. AT DICEY EMPLOYMENT. 100 Boylston St. Counter and steam table men, $18; sheet metal worker, 55c hour.

AT WEBBER 1 Beacon, reg. ass't ,0. III! 1Q. 1 luncheonette men. able to cook.

S20-S22. AT BAY STATE 172 Wash. St. Waiter, hotel salad man. BOSTON department store 4will employ 2 experienced salesmen for stoves, one for radios and one for rugs; all inside work; drawing account and commission; reply by letter, giving age.

experience and personal qualifications. 477. Globe office. BOOKKEEPER, experienced for public accounting work; accounting school grad. not necessary; small salary to start: apply own handwriting, stating experience and salary.

457. Globe office. BARBER. A-l young man. good wi ladies and children, ready to work; steady pay and com.

859 Washington Dorchester. BOY wanted who can feed job press. WILLIAM H. BRADFORD 702 Beacon Boston. BARBER" WANTED First class, young, steady; salary and commission.

301 Watertown Newton, Mass. BABE BUNTING BEN WEBSTER'S SUM LATER lYJ StV AT THE edge. Mf0fflmffiiX mmmmmm I MIGHT. Tup AM' THEM i DEATHS McGRATH In Medford. Oct.

12. James husband of Gladys C. (Seeds! and son of Agnes Driscoll and the late Timothy J. McGrath. Funeral from his late home.

504 Salem Thurs. at 8:15. Solemn Hiah Mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception at 9. Relatives and friends invited. MrGUINNESS In Somerville.

Oct. 13. Matthew, son of Elizabeth McGuinness (nee Shinkwim and the late Matthew McGuinness. Funeral from bis late home. 2 Glover circle.

Friday. Oct. 16. at 8:15. High Mass of Requiem in St.

John's Church. North Cambridge, at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. McINTYRE At Symmes Arlington Hospital. October 12th, Henry Gerard Mc-Intvre.

in his 70th year. Funeral services at the Waterman Chapel, 495 Commonwealth avenue, Boston, on Thursday, October 15th, at 11:30 a. m. McKENNA In Boston. Ort.

12, Honora 1 Donovan) McKenna. beloved wife of Simon J. and mother of Mrs. Caroline H. Baker.

Mrs. Mary E. Sodcrberg, William J. and James J. McKenna.

Funeral from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Caroline H. Baker, 7 Decatur Thursday. Oct. 15, at 9:1.

a. m. Requiem High Mass at Cathedral of the Holy Cross at 10 a. m. Relatives and friends invited, Saugus and Lynn papers please copy.

MrKENZIE In Somerville. Oct. 13. Sadie Robbins, widow of William A. McKen-zie, of 65 Pi'nckney street.

Funeral services will be held at the John E. Kauler Funeral Chapel, 67 Broadway. Friday, at 2 o'clock. Beverly and Salem papers please copy. MERRILL At his home.

16 Tremlett street. Dorchester, October 12th. Frank T. Merrill, in his 88th year. Funeral services at the Eliot Congregational Church.

Walnut avenue and Dale Roxbury, on Wednesday, October 14th. at 2:30 p. m. Relatives and friends invited. MURPHY In East Boston.

Oct. 13. Walter son of the late Michael and Margaret Murphy (nee McCabei. Funeral from his late home, 693 Bennington Friday. Oct.

16. at 9:15 a. m. Solemn High Mass at Star of the Sea Church at 10 a. m.

Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend. NEROS In Roxbury, October 12th. H.ial-mar E. of 10 Rockland av. Services at.

the Granstrom funeral chapel, 111 Warren Roxbury. on Thursday at 2 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. O'NEIL, In Eaft Boston. Oct.

13, Henry, beloved husband of the late Margaret O'Neil (nee Mullenl. formerly of 300 Lexington st. Funeral from the funeral home of William A. Treanor. 559 Saratoga Friday, Oct.

16. at 8:15 a. m. Requiem High Mass at the Star of the Sea Church at 9 a. m.

Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend. PARTRIDGE In Winthrop, Oct. 13, Marietta in her 73d year, widow of Frank E. Partridge. Services at St.

John's Episcopal Church, Wednesday, at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment private. Please omit flowers.

PATTERSON At her home. 39 Canterbury road, Newton Highlands, Oct. 11, M. Ella, widow of Frederick A. Patterson, in her 91st year.

Services at the Newton Center Methodist Episcopal Church. Thursday, Oct. 15, at 2:15 p. m. RINTELS In Brookline.

Oct. 12. Mrs. Rebecca Rmtels. widow of the late Edward Rintels and sister of Mrs.

Charles H. Watkins. Funeral services at her residence. 17 St. Paul on Wednesday, Oct.

14. at 2 p. m. ROYAL In Charlestown. Oct.

13, Sarah McNeil, beloved widow of Edward Royal. Funeral from the residence of her daughter. Mrs. Devery, 14 Sack-ville Friday, Oct. 16.

at 8:15. Hish Mass of Requiem at St. Francis De Sales' Church at. 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends respectfully invited.

SMEDDY In Norwood. Oct. 12, Annie wife of Timothy W. Smeddv. Funeral from her late 175 Vernon Thursday.

Oct. 15, at 8 a. m. HiEh Mass of Requiem at St. Catherine Church at 9 o'clock.

SNOW In Milton, Oct. 12, Alvah husband of Hilda Snow, at the residence. 1277 Randolph a v. Services to be held Thursday. Oct.

15 at 2:30 p. at the Bclanev Memorial Church. Dorchester. K. of and S.

of U. V. services. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment, Milton Cemetery.

SONDERGAARD In Medford. Oct. 13. Jens Sondergaard. aged 74 years.

Funeral services will be held at 30 High Medford. Friday. Oct. 16. at 2 STRATTON In this city, the 13th.

Elizabeth Inez Stratton, wife of Ralph M. Stratton. Funeral from the Crosby Memorial. 867 Beacon on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.

Interment Forest Hills. SULLIVAN In Oct. 15. Elizabeth A. (nee Blair), widow of Jeremiah Sullivan, formerly of the West End.

Boston. Funeral from her late residence, 52 Plymouth Friday at 8:30 a. m. Solemn Requiem High Mass in St Mary's Church, Norfolk at 9:30. Relatives and friends kindly invited.

SW ANSON Of 2R3 Broadway, Arlington. Oct. 12. Christine Swanson. Services at the Saville Kimball chapel.

418 Mass. Arlington, Thursday, Oct. 15. at 2 p. m.

TENNEY Suddenly in Dorchester. October 11th. Agnes Tenney. Funeral services at her late residence, 98 Hancock street, on Thursday. October 15th at 2 p.

m. Relatives and friends are invited. Southbridge, papers please copv. TORPEY In West Somerville. Oct.

12, Marv J. Power, beloved widow of Michael J. Torpey. formerly of East Boston. Funeral from her late residence, 28 Pearson road.

Thursday, Oct. 15. at 9:15. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St. Clement's Church at 10 o'clock.

Relatives and friends respectfully invited. Late member of Alma Mater M. C. O. F.

and Father Fitton C. D. A. Branch Lady's Leslie I. N.

F. VALENTE In Roxbury, Oct. 11. Peter beloved husband of the late Filomina Valente (nee Cuneoi. Funeral from his late residence at 18 Fairbury Thursday.

Oct. 15. at 8:15 a. m. Solemn High Mass at St.

Patrick's Church at 9 a. m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. John J. Williams Council, K.

of 1308 There will be a special meeting on Wednesday evening, Oct. 14. 1936. to take action on the death of Brother William J. Fallon.

Members will please meet at clubhouse at 8 o'clock. EARL, J. D'ENTRE-MONT. Grand Knight; THOMAS A. REGAN.

Recorder. IN MEMORIAM 1934 Ellen Wrenn McGowan 1936 Anniversary High Mass will be celebrated at the Church of the Holy Name. Centre West Roxbury, Thursday, Oct. IS. at 7:45 a.

m. McCarthy A Month's Mind Mass will be celebrated for the repose of the soul of Margaret E. McCarthy at St. Mary' Church. Charlestown.

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3(i5. inrSuTW22t" 01 TWO 1-ton Vlimrt rliimn 4ritr-L-. mm.j cond. 1950 Dor. Ashmnnt COMES BACK TO A CITY THAT HAS CALMED Back in New York after eight years in South America, an engi-neer who has been looking after some properties for a big oil company, after spending a week look- ing around and getting re-acquaint, ed with the city says that the thing that impresses him most about the New York he has returned to ii that the old hysterical hurry is gone.

"I left here," he says, in the height 'of the "boom period. Those were the days when everybody was on the run all the time. A man had to be a football player to make his way through the mobs. It was a battle to get on and a battle to get off the subways. People forgot their manners if jthey ever had any and as to being courteous to strangers, there was no such thing as courtesy.

"It's all different now. I was down in Wall Street the other day and had forgotten the location of a building I was looking for. I stopped a young fellow and asked him for directions. He must have spent a whole minute telling me where to go. And down in that district where a person had to be a football player to stay on the sidewalks eight years ago, people were behaving as if they realized the futlity of not taking things in their stride.

New York has sobered down a lot. I'd say it has reached the point where it is almost typically American." New York Sun. SCOTCH COLLIE DISTRIBUTES FOOD TO HUNGRY STRAYS Larry, a good-deed-a-day dog, has besn discovered in Sydney, Australia. He is the distinguished 10-year, old son of an imported Scotch collie, and early in life he found out about it being more blecd to give. It had always been the custom of his owners to feed hungry ani mals, and they began to delegate the job to Larry following the discovery that he had befriended a stray Irish terrier and was trotting out daily with a bone for him says the Australian Press Bureau.

Other stravs began to follow uncertainly behind the Irish terrier, and Larry's owners started to make up small parcels for him to take out. The stravs used to watch Larry biting open his parcel, and, gaining confidence, began to participate in the good which the collie never attempted to eat. Quite recentlv the Irish terrier disappeared, and Larry searched vain for him. Hopefully he deposited a portion of his daily parcel on somebody's immaculate front lawn. Next day he added to trie pile, which grew and grew urmi the owner began to ask his neighbors if they were in the habit oi throwing bones on his lawn.

Somebody guessed it was Larry. The householder kept watch ana. next day. Larry came along wua his parcel. When he sighted tr.e watcher, however, he turned vua great dignity and went horn.

more bones were left on that ia" DEATHS ALISON Suddenly in East Braintree. Oct 12, William, husband of Margaret Alison. Funeral services at his late home 30 Lis-le East Braintree on Thursday. Oct. 15.

at 2 P. m. AMBROSE In Charlestown, Oct. 11. Mary Jane Ambrose, beloved daughter of the late John and Isabelle iDenviri Ambrose.

Funeral from her residence, 79 tlm on inurs. i o.j.t a. m. Requiem HiKh Mass in St Francis de Sales' Church at 9 a. m.

Relatives and friends are invited. Interment in Holyhood Cemetery. EEAL In Milton. Oct. 12, Edward W.

Eeal. in his 74th year. Services at home. 113 Pleasant Thursday, Oct. 15.

at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends invited. EENNETT In Braintree, Oct. 12.

Louisa Seaverns, at her late home. 109 Hollis av widow of Warren R. Bennett, for-merlv of Jamaica Plain. Services at the Forest Hills Cemetery Chapel. Wednesday, Oct.

14. at 3 p. m. Relatives and friends invited. Please omit flowers.

Chicago papers please copy. BLASENAK In Norwood. Oct. 12. Joseph F.

Blasenak. Funeral from the Gil-looly Funeral Home, 126 Walpole Thursday, Oct. 15. at 2 p. m.

EROUSSARD In Cambridge, suddenly, Oct. 12. Moise. beloved husband of Margaret Broussard (nee Benoiti. Funeral from his late home, 152 Fem-berton Thursday.

Ort. 15, at 8 a. m. Requiem High Mass at Notre Dame de Pitie Church at 9 a. m.

Relatives and friends invited. EULLARD In Medfield. Oct. 13, Maria widow of the late Lester C. Bullard.

aee 77 years. Funeral from the Baptist Church, Medfield, on Thursday, Oct. 15, at 2 p. m. BURNS At Winchester, Oct.

13. Rose daughter of the late Patrick G. and Bridget (Penney Burns. Funeral Thursday at 8:15 from the home of her brother, Georse F. Burns.

33 Canal Winchester. Solemn High Mass at Immaculate Conception Church, at 9 a. m. Relatives and friends invited. CAMPBELL, Formerly of Winthrop, Oct.

13. Lena Colman. wife of Walter C. Campbell. Services at the Bennison Funeral Home, 174 Winthrop Winthrop (Center Station), on Thursday at 2 p.

m. Relatives and friends invited. COTTER In Brookline. Oct. 12.

James beloved husband of Mary V. (Hennessv Cotter. Funeral from his home. 50 Crowninsheld toad, Thursday morning at 9 o'clock. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St.

Aidan's Church at 10. Interment in Holyhood Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. CROSBIE In Jamaica Plain. Oct.

11. Mary Ellen, beloved wife of Thomas Crosbie (nee McCarthy formerly of Worcester. Funeral from the home of her brother, William McCarthy, 95 Seaverns Thursday at 8:15. High Mass of Rpquiem at St. Thomas' Church at 9 o'clock.

Relatives and friends kindly invited. Worcester papers please copy. DAVIS Of Melrose, surloVnly, Oct. 13, Charles C. Davis in his 68th year.

Services will be held from his home. 5 Mountain West Melrose, Friday, Oct. 16, at 2 p. m. DOYLE In Dorchester.

Oct. 12. James, husband of the late Mary Doyle (nee rianrvl. Funeral from the residence of his daughter, Mrs Mary A. Crowley, 51 Semont road.

Thursday at 8 a. m. Solemn High Mass at St. Ambrose's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited, DURAN At ScituSte.

Oct. 13, Michael J. Duran, in his 77th year. Funeral from the Sparrell Funeral Home. South Main st Cohasset.

Thursday at 8:15. High Mass of Requiem at St. Mary's Church of the Nativity at Scituate at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. EG AN In Brookline.

Oct. 12. Bernard, son of Patrick and Cecelia Egan (nee Flatly). Funeral from parents' residence- 671 Chestnut Hill Thursday. Oct.

15, at 8: IS a. m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St. Lawrence Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited to attend.

FALLON In Newton, the 13th. William J. Fallon, beloved husband of M. Louise Fallon. Funeral from his residence.

727 Centre Newton, on Thursday morning, followed by a Solemn Mass of Requiem at the Church of the Sacred Heart, Cummins Highway, Roslmdale. at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment Mt. Calvary.

Kindly omit flowers. FERRE In Allston. Oct. 1.1. Albert H.

Ferre. aee. 79 years. Funeral service at his late home. 6 Eleanor Allston, Thursday.

Oct. 15, at 2:.10 p. m. Springfield, papers please copy. nir By accident, in Hyde Park.

Oct. 11. Francis beloved son of Robert and Agnes (Hurley) Finn. Funeral from his late home. 93 Washington Hyde Park, Thursday, Oct.

15, at 8 a. m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at the Church of the Most Precious Blood at 9 a. m. Relatives and friends kindly invited.

FOPIANO In South Weymouth. Oct. 13, George beloved son of John A. and Mary A. (Schultzl Fopiano.

Funeral trom 29 Pine circle Friday. Oct. 16, s.t 9 a. m. High Mass of Requiem at St.

Francis Xavier Church at 10 a. m. Relatives and friends invited. FORREST In this city. October 10th, Marv widow of William A.

Forrest. Funeral services at the Waterman Chapel, 2.128 Washington street. Rox-burv. on Thursday, October 15th at 2 30 p. m.

Relatives and friends are invited. GOODWIN Of Needham. Ort. 12. Melissa Goodwin, aged 85 years.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the service at the E. Eaton Sons Funeral Home. 1351 Highland Need-ham. Wednesday. Oct.

14, at 2:30 p. m. Yarmouth. Nova Scotia, papers please copy. HA SKINS In Boston.

Oct IS. George beloved son of the late Thomas M. and Margaret L. (Nortoni Haskins. Funeral from the parlors of J.

D. Fallon Son, 730 Centre Jamaica Plain, on Thursday, Oct. 15. Relatives and friends invited to Requiem Hich Mass in St. Cecilia Church, Belvidere Back Bay, at 9 o'clock.

Burial private. HEIL In Belmont. Oct. 13. Fhilomena A.

iBurkard), beloved wife of the late Frank A. Heil and sister of the late Rev Georse P. Burkard. Funeral from her late residence, 20 Irving Thursday, Oct. 15.

at 8 a. m. High Mass of Requiem at Holy Trinity Church, Shaw-mut Boston, at 9. Relatives and friends are kindly invited. KIIXILEA In South Weymouth.

Oct. 13. Thomas husband of Gersldme, son cf late John J. and Mary E. Kil'ilea (nee Fallon.

Funeral from his late residence 24 Highland place, Friday. Oct. 16 at 8 a. m. High Mass of Requiem at St.

Francis Xavier Church at 9 a. m. Member of American Legion Post, No. 79 of Weymouth. KIMBALL In Oct 12.

Ellen, beloved of Frederick P. Kimball (nee McDonald 1. Funeral from the Thornton Funeral Chapel. 153 Warren Roxbury. Thursday.

Oct. 15. at a. m. Requiem High Mass at St.

Joseph's Church at 9 a. rn. Relatives and friends invited. MAYNARD In Brookline. October 13th.

Louisa Maynard. at her rsideoc. 3 Washburn terrace. Funeral services at All Saints Church. Beacon street ana Dean road.

Brookline. on Fridav, October 16th at 2 p. m. Friends invited. MCCARTHY in Somervtlle.

Oct. 12. AVil- 1 11am F. McLanpy. Funeral from the residence of his aunt, Mrs.

William Bnckl-v. 14 Walnut road. Thursday at Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St. Ann cnurcn at clock, weia tives and friends fhvited to attend. FOR OTHER DEATH NOTICES SEE PAGE 2 KNOWED fVA-r': rnuc THE BOVS FOOTPRINTS I DON'T SEE THAT BABES FEET NOWHEBES HE MIGHT A WELL.THEY AINT GETTIN AWAY FROM OLD JAKE HEEP THAT EASY NO THAT TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS TWO LITTLE Dt-VILO TOOK CABCIED HEP- NEITHER NOT iNi 15 STILL, CAREER Reunion at SoHtnd "oust ovtoV jfTooue uisreoN yPMAc7 peRt caud vje orrB TWEQT, PLEASE, TWER OUCE WAVE THEV I TWtY UAPPWJK9 AU0 GOOD' AUWTY YE9XA.

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