The Berkshire Eagle from Pittsfield, Massachusetts • 11

Tlx Berkshire Lajlr, Monday, Fek. 6, 1956 'ated Help Shortag Incorpoi Mother and Girl-DroMn Lowell By1 Money -Making Lawyers I t- halbotije Feb. 13ih thru Feb. 21st huge insurance firms, department stores, and Wall Street banks down to a small manufacturer who tXWELL, (UP) "i- Grappling operations resumed today for the body of a five-year-old girl who, drowned with her mother Saturday. zQvJiUuLjkia i-diversjJSL an.

d. us searched vainly for the body of little Marie Meader. The body of her mother, Mrs; Doris M. Meader. v.

NEW. YORK Opportunity but "the "ability to wartfi a ffeu45reight cars unloaded. --recognize It is. When a mil-. Bon -dollar idea II for Vacation Disaster Crews Walsq have furnished tfoasterf- was recovered two hours after nave.theart to crews to-- help -out in humcane Ernest and flood relief work' said Winter Bur the -odd-Jobs" firm has also see Its true value i tat Th.it the '0rl both plungedThtolne ConcoroTUv-er.

Police said the the rfell through thin ice when she attempt-ed to rescue the daughter. Room 1 51 North Street Watchmaker met a number of oflLd" emergency requests. story or two Milwaukee lawyers Once a convention of funeral di who did Thev rectors sent in a hurry-up call for a girl mode to demonstrate a de vice designed to lift a corpse from turned a personal a yance into a multi-mil- a marble slab into its coffin. -vi U'ri r- Another time a racehorse 'died VT7 77T lon-dollar business. In 1343 Elmer Winter and his at a Cincinnati track and Manpower, was called on to speed partriMv.Aaron ScheJldJfound, a "crew there Wrmg If a grave In the infield, while sorrowing bet- tprs whO-had wag.ered.on the.horse 101 SOUTH STREET hung around mourning.

Mostly Girls But most of the firm's assign ment are to fill the multifarious themselves badly need, of -An extra typist to prepare papers in pressing court case. They needed her quickly. Busy With Babies "At first we tried calling the old girls who had worked for us before," recalled Elmer, "but they were all busy having babies. We were in a real Janvlt took a lot scurryins. about imtiLatjiheiast moment we finally found a girl who could- do the job for us.

Af terwa rd, my partner and I chores of business, offices, and most of its employes are ex-career girls. yy. -u-' XT Telwhow fCOXGnESS3IAID xmbs away in Jeney City, NJ-, under lh wstchful eye of Mr. Andrew Ford. Rep.

T. James Tnmnhy was forced to act as housemaid or- Mrs. Ford after she "won" his' services whenJeiy picked Mrs. Ford's name in March Dimes contert. Tumulty who weighs S25 pounds, remarked after his chores: Oh.lnjLJchingJiack." "We don't look for teen-agers.

said Winter. "We look for mature people trained to do a mature job. "There are thousands of middle- must be -many business firms aSl -housewives who have reared which ran into emergencies when their children and who wouldlike DEADLINE "FEBRUARY 11 Stevenson Write-In Drive Organized in New Hampshire they temporarily "needed extra to wrortc-partrtimertther because trained help and couldn't" find they are bored or because they Yet there must be many people! frankly need the money. There CONCORD. LB strong who wanted temporary work of this sort.

Why couldn't there be part primary shapes up as a double-barreled fight. 7 are also thousands of firms that need temporary employes duririg group of New Hampshire Democrats today began organizing a write-in campaign for Adlai Stev The two phases of the primary an organization to solve, the aitua- peaH; seasons. We. simply bring tkmr The two lawyers, after a prelim' enson to fight Sen. Kefauver's Did for the state's eight votes, at the them No Baby Sitting act on a 'fireman's basis 620 pairs of Yezzi's quality shoes at inary investigation disclosed the Democratic National Convention.

But one of the things we have Backers of Stevenson; 1952 Dem market was even greater than they created Manpower, Inc. Ia Six Countries stayed away from is baby sitting ocratic nominee for president, also Too many headaches in it. All our announced a 12-member slate of are the presidential preference balloting and the election of delegates, either pledged or favorable to a candidate. Stevenson said he would not campaign fpr New Hampshire's eight convention votes. However, a candidate's consent is not required by a slate "running as him.

In San Francisco, Sen. Kefauver (D-Tenn) refused to on the report of the write-in campaign in Stevenson's behalf. The firm, which now has Tl employes- of course, delegate candidates favorable to amazing reductions but I don't want to feel respon him. offices here and in Ave foreign Two Children Die In Trailer Fire JEWETT CITY, Conn. (UP)-A faulty space heater was blamed today for a fire which swept a house trailer, taking the lives of two.

small children whose mother was visiting next door. A third child was rescued by a neighbor who an into the -blazing Burned to death were Donald Wilchowsky 2, and his sister, Nancy, 13 months. The third child suffered, Mrs. W'ilchowsky told fire officials she left the children alone when she went next door to hav. a dress fitted.

About 10 minutes later she saw flames coming from her rushed home. Trying to enter the fiery she was forced back by the flames, suffering minor burns. Meanwhile, the neighbor, identified as Clark Smith, ran inside and saved the" third The trailer was destroyed and the children burned beyond recognition, according to fire officials. At the time of the fire, the father, a 22-year-old sailor, was en route home from the Quonset Point, R. Air Station.

sible, for J2.000. little children every They said they will file the slate night. I've got three of my own to has built up a labor pool of scores of thousands of next Thursday for the March 13 first''- in- the-nation presidential worry about. But who is only 43, and primary. i his.

partner, have just launched a MADEMOISELLE'S CAPEZIO'S JOYCE BRITISH BREVITTS Two-Phase Primary. new firm called Salespower, Kefauver, who won the New which will set up sales staffs to fi.90 A Wtra Wan market the products of small com Hampshire Democratic primary four years ago, is unopposed in to 2J.95 panies. skilled and unskilled workers. On short notice it assembles and pro-vides for other companies trained staffs to do practically any specialized task in the industrial world except construction work. We aren't an.

employment agency," explained Winter. "We rent help. Our people work, for us, are paid by us." The clients of Manpower, including 79 of the nation's .100 this year's -preference poll. "We feel it has an even-greater However, with the announcement potentiality than Manpower, said Winter, by Stevenson's backers, the two- Needs His Friends Mrs. Myrtle Mclntyre of Democratic national commit-teewoman and a KefauvenAacker looked at the list on Stevenson's slate and said: "This array of political talent reads like the unofficial Democratic state committee.

It looks to me as if they will be clear-cut favorites to win the delegate Our. hope will be Kefauver's thousands of friends in New Hampshire." Maybe million-dollar ideas, like vices, are habit-forming. The trou Craft Issue ble with most of us is to get the ANDREW GELLER'S Ware to 22SS first one. largest" corporations, range "from Before AFL-CIO: Involves Reutlier BEACH, Fla, (-A num of quarrels blossomed out to- at Hie yra jday amonj-AFL-CK leadenrtath-ered for a seashore winter meet- ing. The bubbling up only two was completed, are expected to be thrashed out at the first session of consolidated labor movement's Executive Council.

we offer the most Once each year stupendous store-wide reduction Famous Brand -Walter Reothen red-haired ex-chief of the CIO, is in the middle of one of the biggest arguments. It involves his big United Auto Workers and the building 'trades, backbone of the former AFL. The basic dispute is a relatively small one but points up still-existing differences between or-mer AFL and QO unions over craft or industrial organizing. AFL Builders Itola. sale THIS IS IT 77.

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