The Times Standard from Eureka, California • Page 5

i TELUN6 HIM ABOUT HCW I ALWAYS FEEL'THAT NOBODY REALLY LIKES Government Couid Take Some Tips From Group To Help Elderly On Jobs fly GAY United Press Staff Correspondent New York (in Uncle Sam, who is running a brand new project to help older women find work might well look in on an old-time one with much the sairTe aim. This one, dreamed up by a woman naturally, got underway NOTICE Hunting, fishing, berry pick- Ing and trespassing of any kind strictly prohibited on all lands of this Company, located in Humboldt County, including Redwood Creek," IUg Lagoon and Lillle River Basins and on the Van Duzcn and Eel Rivers. Violators will be iiroscculed. HAMMOND LUMBER CO. long about the time Abe Lin- oln started courting.

It is the Woman's Exchange vhich a Philadelphia socialite n-iginated in 1831 and which has spread, in varying orms, to just about every city (he nation. Provide Display Center The National Federation o'm a n's Exchanges, with headquarters in Greenwich counts 35 members from the East Coast to 'Texas Wisconsin. It adds there ar countless other, non-member operating on much the sam principle. The basic idea of the ex change is to provide a displa and sales center for women pert in everything from makin fudge to fine needlepoint. changes charge each consigno a small commission.

Those belonging-lo the federation arc non-profit and philanthropic-Baker Stage Baby Personality Contest A Personality and Expression contest for babies and children through years of age is being spoonsorcd starting Tuesday by Baker Stanton, 2nd and A. The children will be raphed in in 15 Four age groups will compete through six months; 6 1 months to 18 months; 18 months years, and three years to si Commando'Kelly Gets Helping Hand Pittsburgh (in Charles Pitts- urgh's World War II hero now iving in Louisville, wil et now and $50 a w.eek or the next 11 months from his hey. aim to help those who leed money but don't wan charity. 1 the Labor De artment announced a projec "Earning Opportunitie Forum," to help solve the jo problem for older women wh nake'up about one-third of th unemployed. "Well, we believe Uncle Sam can learn a lot from us," sai Mrs.

Howard Chard, federatio secretary. "Other organization have." Everything Sold. Typical of the exchanges is the one in New York--rcond oldest in the land, with apvroxi malely 700 consignors those whose products have passed uster of an exchange commit- on the basis of quality and riginality. At the exchange, in he heart of the'Madison Ave- ue advertising district, is sold verything from pre- erves to pin from ampshades to lingerie. "We're looking for women lomelown friends.

Allegheny County Commi loner John M. Walker sai 2,700 was collected for th Congressional Medal of Hoao vinner after it was learned vas sick, broke and out vork Public Utilities 5roup Will Probe Railway Service San Francisco State 'ublic Utilities Commission on ts own motion today orderet an investigation into the "ade cniacy and sufficiency" Southern a i i passenge service to all points in Califor nia. The commission's order ac companied rejection of a tlm table filed Oct. 4 by the rai road in which it sought to cu Ihe daily service of the Shast a i between Portlan 'and Oakland, to iree limes a week. Rejection of the timetable means that Southern Pacific must continue daily service be- veen Oakland and Dunsmuir, since those two points are within the jurisdiction of the state commission.

The commission, however eft the way open for Southern Pacific to file a formal appli alion to cut the Shasta Day ight schedule. Formal applica Says Door Open In Lumber Strike San Frauclsc(Mfl-A spokes- lan for the United Brotherhood of Carpenters said today the union had "the door open' or new negotiations with the Georgia-Pacific Corp. aimed a settling the violent two-yea HUMBOLDT STANDARD Octobar 10. 1956, P. 5 ion would entail public hear ings before a PUC commission er or examiner.

The commission set Oct. 1 for hearings on its ordered in vestigation 10 service to otho California points. held 2Vi weeks ago. Several men havo been beaten, a bridge was burned and a truck was dynamited in violence. strike" agahibi.

the Feathe River Pine Mills at Feathe Falls in Butte County. Cambiano, executiv board member of the union said "We're waiting momentar ily to hear from the compan but there's no settlement i sight." The last negotiations Don't Neglect Slipping FALSE TEETH Do falsa teeth drop, illp or wobbts when sou talk, eat, laugh or sneeze? Don't bo annoyed and embarrassed by such handicaps. FA6TEETH. an I alkaline powaer pow fceeps false klo on your platca. K.ECIO mora Crmly wt.

Gives confident reel- Ing of security and added comfort. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or Ing. Get FASTEETH today at drug counter. years. Additional merchandise cerlifi iu will be given lo each win different poses, and awards will ner in each age ftroup, and In be made from the photos.

Eachlgrand champion Blue Ribbo mother entering a baby or child baby or child will receive in the contest will be given a $10 merchandise order that can apply on any major Frigidaire appliance or furniture in the slorc. However, there are no obligations connected with entry, and no purchase of any necessary. Frigidaire automatic washer a the top prize. The pictures will be judged personality and expression. Eac mother will select a piclu which will be presented to th child's a i as a gift fro I Baker Stanton, Inc.

No a ipointment is necessary for I with new ideas," said Miss Mary Payne, business manager ince 1925. "We don't need any more crocheted table mats, land-painted fabrics or patch- vork quilts!" Most of the women consign- ng to exchanges work in their icmes and only a few depend on sales for their whole income "For many, it's extra money to pay doctor's bills to help the kids through college," said Miss Payne. "Although for some of the older women, sale of their work is their only means of support. "The therapeutic value for some is immeasurable. We The contest is one of a series piolurcs contest will one woman was prevent- bcing sponsored throughout the thrcugh Saturday, October from sui ide because the ex- country by Frigidaire dealers.

A feature is the use of a electronic automatic camera which mdkcs 13. Each mother who brings one more children to be photo- pictures as they are taken with- jg a ph in the contest will re- out the use ol film. The live eive a of While Shoulders color originals are made right inl ologne. Balloons will be prc- the camera. jsented to the kiddies.

ed from suicide because the exchange helped her." Europeans learned of tobacco smoking when it was observed in the West Indies by members of Columbus' crew in November, 1492. I Starts Thursday, October 11 th thru Wednesday, October 17 th To show our appreciation for the fine way in which we've been accepted during the past eight years, we've arranged for some extra special buys on men's and boys' apparel; so come on in NOW and enjoy the savings and the friendly, personal relationship of our store! OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 8 Stadium Jackets 11.88 Pliable leather trim, all-wool felt body. Color assortments and all sizes. Reg. 14.95 on sale now at Extra Savings with Green Stamps Beautifully tailored sport coats of wool in sizes 37-44.

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