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Marcfi 1, mi OMw-Omftt, MIMII City, It. RED CROSS LIFE SAVING Red Cross swimming- and life saving in Cerro Gordo County operates all year. In winter, classes are held in the adult education program. During- the summer, the Red Cross sponsors a program at Clear Lake. A water safety council also has been organized.

John Duffy demonstrates the across-the-chest carry in life saving, after leveling the victim, Sally Griswold, in the water. It can be used with the inverted scissors kick and the shallow arm pull. "Glory of God" in music, concert series workers told "Music must be a very part of the diadem of Heaven--of the glory of God," Dr. George Triir man Carl of the First Methodist Church told those at Tuesday night's Mason City Community Concert Assn. campaign dinner.

Also at the dinner at the Green Mill, the group re-elected its officers for the coming year, with Lester Milligan as president, and elected six new board members. Dr. Carl, main speaker with his "ramblings about music," said: "I have come to the conclusion that music is an essential, indispensible part of every person's soul diet." Groups such as the Community Concert associations, he indicated, should reach persons of every sort to bring them the "constructive force in life" that music offers. DESCRIBING himself as "one who knows little or nothing about music," Dr. Carl told of his own search after good music--the result of a "passion and overwhelming love" that he began to feel in hearing some of the Public Works Administration's thousands of free concerts.

His pursuit as a young man led him, sometimes night after night, into 25-cent concert hall seats in Boston, and in later years into the concert halls and opera houses of Europe. In Europe, he recalled, he had a feeling of unity with the varied audiences and musicians in spite of language barrier -through a transfiguration by music of its listeners. Modern music such as that by Kern and Gershwin had a "haunting beauty," Dr. Carl said. Speaking of some of Meredith Willson's music, he said: "I believe he could have been one of our gerat symphony composers." FINALLY, Dr.

Carl said of the Community Concert series here, "I have yet to be disappointed by a single number." Re-elected officers in addition to Milligan are Dr. Carroll Adams, vice president; Mrs. John D. Vance, executive vice president; Dorothy Weston and P. 0.

Brunsvold, vice president, and Loretta Welsh, secretary-treasurer. for next year. Saturday, at the end of the brief membership campaign, there will be a board meeting to select additional artists to be on next season's series. A shortage of even 50 member families, he pointed out, would mean nearly $800 less for obtaining talent and could affect the programming. MRS.

R. E. NYQUIST was dinner chairman. Dr. T.

E. Davison gave the invocation. Dinner music was furnished by Mrs. Lowell Cook, pianist, with Mrs. Robert C.

Schultz, violinist. Mrs. Michael Savas sang three selections following the dinner, accompanied by Agnes Bennett at the piano. 'Mrs. Savas and Mrs.

David Smith received awards for a tie in obtaining of new members in the last compaign. Door prizes were won by Mrs. John A. Vance, Mrs. Cook, Murray C.

Lawson, Hilmen Gaarder of Kensett and 'Mrs. Nate Levinson. J. Gerkey rites held Funeral services for Joseph Gerkey, 60, former agent for the Milwaukee Road in Mason City, were held Feb. 8, in Eau Claire, Wis.

He died suddently Feb. 5, at his home in Eau Claire, according to word received here. Mr. Gerkey began his employment with the Milwaukee Road at the age of 17 in Waukon. He served as agent and assistant agent at Rockford, 111., Chicago Heights, 111., and Mason City.

He was the agent at Eau Claire the last 11 years. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus Council 1570 of Waukon, the Order of Railroad Telegraphers, the Eau Claire Chamber of Commerce and the Chippewa Valley Traffic Club. Surviving are his wife, Mary Jane; two sons, Stephen and Patrick, both at home; four brothers, Jack, Cheyenne Wells, Louis and Francis, both of Waukon, and Wenceslaus, Farm Bureau Service firm meets Thursday The annual meeting of the Farm Bureau Service Co. will be held, Thursday noon at the Knights of Columbus clubrooms on Highway 18 west of Mason City. A chili dinner will be served.

Kenneth Thatcher, secretary of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation, will be the speaker. Movies will be shown of the company's products. The me'eting is open to members and patrons. MISSION PROJECT WESLEY-- Methodist Women have sent 82 books to the Faith Cabin Library, Paine College, Augusta, as part of a mission project. C.

Hoekstra service set for Thursday Funeral services for Charle Hoekstra, 50, truck driver wh died Monday from injuries re ceived in a train-truck collision will be held at 1 p.m. Thursda at the McAuley-Scanlan-Peter son Chapel. The Rev. John Haaland, vis itation pastor of Trinity Lu theran Church, will officiate Burial will be in Memoria Park Cemetery. Mr.

Hoekstra was born Feb 18, 1911, in Sioux County, Iowa He was reared by Mr. and Mrs Herman Depping, Sheffield. Surviving are a sister, Mrs William (Marie) Hubbard, Hud son, S.D., and three brothers John Van Rokel, Valley Springs S.D.; Henry Slouthouber, Alton and A. Weston, De Moines. Donald Ask, 6, dies of brain tumor DECORAH Donald De Ask, 6, died Tuesday at th home of his foster parents, and Mrs.

Robert Peterson, rura Decorah. He has been undergo ing treatments at Rocheste since July for a brain tumor Funeral services will be Frida at 2 p.m. the Hauge Luthera Church with burial in the ad joining ar seven brothers and two sister two grandmothers and a grea grandmother, all of Decorah. JOINT CHURCH SERVICE ST. ANSGAR Rev.

Merli Ackerson, pastor of Lim Springs Methodist Church, wi be speaking to a joint servic of the Little Cedar and St Ansgar Methodist congregation at the Little Cedar Church March 5. African safari Clear Lake travelers learn about Africa from editor EDITOR'S NOTE This is the 17th of a series of articles by Mr. and Mrs. T. G.

Burns of Clear Lake, who report visiting with Nathan Shamu- yarira, prominent Rhodesian publisher who was in Mason City and Clear Lake last spring as part of a foreign exchange program. By THE T. G. BURNS SALISBURY, South Rhodesia We are now in Salisbury South Rhodesia, starting back home, having reached our farthest point at Cape of Good Hope. It is a critical time for the Federation of the Rhodesias and Nyasaland.

It is a trying time for us too, to change our thinking from the problems of the Union of South Africa to those of the Rhodesias, all in the brief span of an hour and 15 minutes jet flight in one of South Africas new jets and a perfect one. In the Union of South Africa, the Dutch are the Afrikaans and Nationalists, the party in power. In the Rhodesias the blacks are the Africans and Nationalists, about seven million, seeking to gain more power from the Europeans, onlyi about one-fourth million. A wants the federation to grant more political power to the blacks but the NATHAN SHAMUYARIRA African Editor jHavre, and four sisters, Uni0n Federalists (Europeans) I IV'T i T) i 1 1 The new directors added to Mae, Waukon; Rosalie, De-'are adamant. the board for three-year terms are Mrs.

J. R. Compton, Sheffield; Don Lambie, Clear Lake, and Pauline Hedgecock, Dr. Raymond Berggreen, Lydia Margaret Barrette and David Butler, all of Mason City. The new officers and board members were elected on recommendation of a nominating committee headed by E.

J. Hermanson. FLORENCE STRANDBERG, Chicago, midwestern representative of the Community Concert Association, told the campaign workers: "For 17 years you have been responsible for bringing great music to Mason City. And you are going to have another fine season again next year, I promise you." Mrs. Strandberg spoke at North Rhodesia called out military forces and meeting was being a mass held in Salisbury, Rhodesia, when we arrived, to discuss new corah; Emily, Missoula, and Ann, Yuma, Ariz.

Harold Hotter, Nora Springs, dies in Texas NORA SPRINGS-HaroId Hofler, 63, died suddenly Sunday at Pharr, where he and Mrs.I 1 1 1 i. i moderation" rather than one of a i departmen showed us through the plant Her zeal was contagious, as wa that of the press cartoonis 'Sambo" whose charicatures had admired. WE VISITED with Edito Shamuyarira over a cup of tea and had many of our question answered. We learned that hi African publications are tin only ones published south Kenya and circulate through South Africa. We asked about schools Schools for the Africans are be ing built slowly and do not mee the need and demand.

Recentlj a new high school was openec but 180 pupils were turned awaj constitutional government proposals. The offered among other things, added seats in Parliament to encourage the development of politics on nonracial lines. The Federalists support a policy of "partnership and Hofler have been vacationing since early January. Funeral services will be Satur. "African domination" and main- lain that the extra scats in Parliament are not only for the first day.

Primary schools are more adequate, enough for 85 per cent of the small Africans From the fifth through eighth grades, many who have a gooc start and a deep desire to learn find there is no place for them The ratio is much smaller for those above the eighth grade Why? Because the governmen allots to the Africans only a day at 9:30 a.m. at the Sacred I 1 A Ul r- rhnrr-f, Th Africans, but Asians, coloredsjfraction of what the European Heart Church. Osagc. The Rev. Fr.

G. C. Lattner of Holy Name Church, Rockford, will read the Requiem Mass. Burial will be in Sacred Heart and "even Europeans can stand" for them. WE A the African side and called Nathan Shamu- Cemetery, Osage.

Land for thislyarira, editor of African News cemetery was given to ttie'paper publishing one length' Americani bv his grandfather, thejdaily, six weekly newspapers artists who have ate Anton Hofler. The Rosary and one monthly magazine. here --and of her 111 be said Frida a 8:3 Pm with a new srouo of voune at ln Sheckler Funeral Home with a new group of young musicians of potential great- Nora Springs, ness coming from this country's schools today. The son of Florian and Barbara Lenhart Hofler, he was born March 20, 1897, on the MRS. VANCE told the group same farm three miles east of of the work being done in selling memberships this" week for next season's Community Concert series here.

A report meeting will be held Thursday evening. No figure was announced, but Mrs. Vance said that memberships are coming in steadily. Milligan reminded the group thai appearances by basso Jerome Hlnes and by Thor Johnson and his Chicago Little Symphony are already planned Nora Springs where he has al ways lived. He was married to Mildred Harr, Sept.

12, 1917. For several years he drove a bus for the Red Ball bus line. Surviving are his wife, two children, Mrs. F. B.

(Leila) Erickson, Marquetlc, i Richard Honor, Nora Springs; five grandchildren, his mother, Mrs. Florian Hofler, Rockford; and a brother, Clarence, wick- ita, Kan. He remembered Clear Lake, Mason City and Editor Earl Hall's kindness to him when he participated in the U.S.A. foreign exchange program and visited the Globe Gazette's offices. schools cost and, too, it is be-- licvcd by some that increased education for the blacks only increases race problems.

WHEN THERE is a chance for higher education through competition, Mr. Shamuyarira assured us that the African mind is capable, a statement we found verified in the standing of African students in England. What about the basis for the A and voting rolls that arc mentioned in racial politics, we asked. Mr. Shamuyarira at once The A roll is almost impos- sent a car to our hotel to take us to his office and plant.

For the publication of seven papers and one magazine, we might say the equipment was timited but so efficiently used t)y intelligent Africans who seemed thoroughly rnolirated jy the joy of their work that we could, understand how maximum output is possible. The young lady in charge of siblc for an African to make, two i i requirements being a 12th education and a salary of 500 pounds yearly (less than $1500). In the roll, two requirements are 30 yrs. of age and 250 pounds a year (less than $750). In both cases, lish must be understood and spoken.

This is a bit of Rhodesia's race problem. A A A A NOTICE Ads ordered for more than 1 day and stopped before expiration arc charged onlj fov the number of days thi ad appeared at the rat earned. PLEASE READ YOUR AD Errors not the fault of the advertiser which clearl lessen the value of the ad should be corrected the firs day when one extra cor rection insertion will made without charge. The Globe-Gazette assumes responsibility for error afte; the first insertion. UNLESS special class! fication of ad is re customeri must accept classification of advertising de partment of this paper Lodges HARDING LODGE No.

649 L. K. Birkbalz, W.M. 1430 4th S.E. GA 3-930 L.

J. Moore, Sec'y. GA 3-553 Lodge of Instruction Wednesday, March 1, 7:30 P. M. BENEVOLENCE LODGE No.

145 Joel C. Hanes, W.M. GA 3-3916 B. L. Main, Sec'y.

GA 4-3049 Stated Communication March tod, 7:30 p.m. Notices 1 NOTICE: Deadlines for Classified Advertising: 4" ads or large 12 noon prior to publication Ads smaller than 5 p.m., day prior to publication. All line ads a.m. day of publication. All adver tising for the "Here in Mason City" column, a.m.

day of pub licatlon. Card of Thanks WE WISH to thank all the nuns nurses and maids at Mercy Hos pital, all our relatives who sen cards and flowers during my hus band's illness and the expression: of sympathy at the time hi, death. Mrs. Marie Nicewarner. In Memoriam A2 In loving memory of Dora Kelle who passed away March 1, 1954.

What would we give her hand t( clasp, Her patient face to see, To hear her voice, to see her smile As in the days that used to be But some sweet day we'll mee again Beyond the toil and strife, And clasp each other's hand one again, In Heaven, that happy life. Sadly missed by: Husband, Marion Kelle Daughter, Mrs. Paul Kitner. Cemeteries space Garden of Devotion section. Me mortal Park Cemetery.

Call 01 write Harold Lesteberg, Goldfield 3 MEMORIAL Cemetery lots foi sale. Reas. GA 3-8174. Monuments, Ere. B3 MASON CITY MONUMENT Works Home owned and reliable since 1889.

See our large display of fin ished monuments in all granite: Deluding Montello. Mark ever grave. We deliver anywhere. 15( 10th St. S.W.

Ph. GA 4-4314 CL5IAR LAKE Monument Co. See our finished granites. 3 mi. N.

the Surf. Ph. FL 7-2808. Lost, Found iXJST--Mans' brown billfold con taining money and valuable pa pers. Reward.

Ph. GA 3-3730. airplane S.E. part of Clear Lake, reward. Ph.

GA 3-0939. Money to Loan 8 real estate mortgage loans. Seeds, Feeds 17 FOR SALE Straw in barn Buchinal vie. 40c bale. Dewej Howeli.

GA 3-5G58. FOR a clover hay. No rain. R. E.

Freese, mi. 1 mi. S. of Nora Springs FOR SALE--Clover hay. Ph.

GA 3-9213. FOR SALE--Alfalfa hay and straw. Wire-tied bales. Also silage. Komer Johnson, Kensett, la.

Ph Joicc 4815. FOR SALE--Baled straw John Smail, Thornton. inside Business Oppor. 18 Nora Springs. Living quarters above.

BEER TAVERN and Pool Hall for sale. Reason for selling, other ntercsts. Write K-28, Globe-Gazette BUTCHER WANTED for killing dcpt. Good working conditions. Steady job.

Apply at Forest City Locker Forest City. la. MAN WANTED VIcConnon Company has an opening for a man who wants to bet- cr himself in a business of his wn. Modest or no investment, we urnish the stock. Full or part time onsidered.

For interview write or all Joseph L. Coulson. Route No. Box 44, Houston, Minnesota. Tclc- ihone TW 6-3720.

URGENTLY NEEDED--3 men full or part time. No calls. See Mr. caver, Room 825, Hanford Hotel. IOUTE MAN wanted.

25 20th S.E. Route Man Wanted larn $120 and up per week every See Mr. Karasch, Hanford Hotel, March 2nd 5:30 p.m. 'ANTED--Experienced all around baker, pleasant working condi- ons, vacation, group insurance, ood pay for a man that can quail- Inquire at your Fareway Store Mason City. DEAL WITH A REALTOR A HOME MASON CITY MULTIPLE LISTING EXCHANGE JUST LISTED- Clean.

2 bedroom home, garage and breezeway, lias extra room for beauty shop, barbershop, TV repair or what have you. Located on South Federal. See It now. Call (or appointment. FOREST PARK- TWO bedrooms, plus a den, modernized throughout.

Kitchen with skylight. See this one for beauty. $20,000.00. CLOSE-IN- One bedroom, plenty of living area Corner location. N.E.

Price $7,250 FAMILY HOME-Three bedroom, 1V4 story, separate dining area. Full basement, garage. Close to Rustling's Super Mkt Clean area, priced at $15,900.00. IN W1LLOWBROOK-- This is real comfort and luxury All large rooms. Three bedrooms.

baths. The finest kitchen around. A BEST BUY at $24,000.00 NEAR NEW S.E.-Three bedrooms, plus king sized kitchen and living room. Full base ment. Attached garage.

Very well built. Carpeted. Owner leaving city says SELL QUICK. Only $15,700.00. FOUR BEDROOMS-Older but clean as a whistle.

Good N.W. area. Steel comb, windows Two car garage. Full lot. Don't miss seeing this.

$11,500.00. Oleson's GA 4-1415 D. V. Mincrt GA 3-2408 Durwood Baker GA 3-3956 Wes Hill GA 3-6196 $500.00 down, balance on contract for this well built' 2 bedroom, IVi bath home. Kitchen, dining room and living room on 1st floor.

Bedrooms and full bath up. Lots of closet space. Only $9,500.00. 3 BEDROOM 1V5 story home in top south loca tion. 22 ft.

living room. Separate dining room, screened in patio. 1VS baths. Double garage. A honey at $12,750.

EIKENBARY REALTY 215 No. Federal GA 3-6733 Eves. GA 3-1849 FLORER REALTY 525 S. Pres. GA 3-3326 PERSONAL SERVICE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE Eve.

Coll FL 7-4832 Collect Need 3 or 4 Bedrms? See this Partridge home. Large carpeted living room. Many built- in features. Oak finish, beauti- done. Screened porch.

Save real money on this "honey" W. PATTON CO. GA 4-3514 A Home May be defined in three different ways 1. Four walls and a roof with some space around It called a yard. 2.

A place where Mother toils and slaves and where Dad and the children sleep. 3. A haven of pleasure, where Mother sings as she works, plays ind prays, and to which Dad and children hurry back at the end of he day's work or from school. If you arc looking for home No. 3, call us to this exceptional I bedroom home in Willowbrook, located on Brook Terrace.

Beautiful view facing the Lagoon, among friendly neighbors who have just pride in the homes they own. Shown by appointment only. REAL ESTATE Associates, Inc. 20 N. Delaware Office GA 3-2666 Geo.

O'Connor GA 3-6205 Matt Mistek GA 3-6728 CAMERON Your Move in March Dining room separate, screened porch, tiled bath, recreation room complete, beautiful lot, buy on Contract this two bedroom with ex. pandable. second floor. S. E.

loca tlon. Living room overlooking a lovely large yard, plenty of flowers and plantings to enjoy, Three tiled bath, double garage, kitchen bullt-lns and kitchen table area, plus dining room. This roomy home is carpeted. Lot 92 173. All brick and stone.

Three bedrooms, kitchen dinette, full basement, garage attached. A fine borne in the S.E. area. Fireplace In the family room, two complete baths, dining room, AitH Uy room on first floor, full base- mcnt. double garage.

Three twin- size A quality home at leas than replacement cost. Cameron Realty 205 So. Fed. GA 3-2910 John Claspey GA 3-5941 Exceptional Yes, this is an exceptional home for several reasons. First it is a 3 or 4 bedroom, older story and half type home that has been well cared for.

Secondly it is nicely located within 4 blocks to Holy Family. The home has a bath and half, a large carpeted living room and dining room. You'll do yourself a favor to inquire relative to this fine home. 4 Country Living Can really be nice and it won't be long now before we will be getting the calls on acreages. We have 3 acreages at the present time to suit the fancy and the pocketbook of every individual.

You might be able to get a better buy now than a month or two from now. So please give us a ring won't you. FREEMAN REALTORS 212 Ph. GA 3-5874 Dale Schmidt Ph. GA 3-6309 Gerald Olson Ph.

3-5366 Bob Warner Ph. GA 3-8887 Split-level brick 4 bedroom ranch home in top location near Monroe Holy Family schools! Only 2 years old, very roomy! Knotty pine family room with wood-burning fireplace! Central air conditioning! Attached garage. FHA financing available! $24,900. Only $13,950 for this 3 bedroom ranch home on paved street in the S.E. part! Built- in stove and oven in large ritchen! Attached garage, full basement.

Call Now! ute 2 bedroom bungalow at 505 So. Taylor! Well built, oak floors, very neat! Easy FHA or GI financing! $10,750. Very attractive Forest Park bungalow, 2 bedroom with expansion attic! Oak floors and trim throughout! Beautiful yard all fenced. $15,950. Art Rodriguez Co.

Realtors 19 2nd N.E. GA 3-3232 Art Rodriguez GA 3-2208 D. W. Gripped GA 3-9140 Gil Wittenberg GA 3-0269 2 Bedroom Monroe Junior High District, neat an a pin. Nice lot, paved street.

Older home that is a good buy. $7,500 cash'or BECK'BROS. GA 3-5654 R. D. SHOOP GA Brand new 4 bedroom 2 story home, kitchen with loads of built- ins, separate dining room, carpeted living room, 1V4 baths, double garage.

Located In Bel- alre. This Is a must see 3 Bedroom home, in convenient N.E. location, 3 sleeping porches for summer comfort, separate tllnina, room, nice kitchen, large room, double garage, bif lot, don't fail to sec this one New listing in Plymouth, dandy older 4 bedroom home, large garage, 2 lots, low taxes, total prlco $6,000. McDOMOUGH REALTY Office Phone GA 4-4B31 Eves. GA 3-5100 GA GA 3-7000 WHY NOT USE YOUR Gl LOAN? INTEREST -LOW DOWN PAYMENT 515 9th NW.

3 8,959 123 27th SW. 3 W. L. PATTON CO. GA 4-3514 WHY WAIT Forest Park Large 1 bedroom, split level home ideal for family living.

This home has large carpeted living room, dining room, utility room, IVa baths and new kitchen. The time to look is now. New, modern and roomy is this 3 bedroom ranch in Meadowbrook. This home has a 20' kitchen, big bedrooms and good living room. At $15,900 you cannot miss looking at this buy.

ROMEY "REALTY- Co. GA 4-3822 JUST LISTED--nearly new 3 bed. room Borne with kitchen and dining oak floors and trim, pnvcd drive, garage. Lge. closets, full basement.

As nice as they come. 1mm. poss. $13,250. SOUTHEAST--3 bath up, living dining kitchen down.

Fenced yard, garage, newer siding, clean interior. Owner says sell on contract, you make the terms, you want. $12,000. SOUTH CAROLINA 3 bedrm. home, price reduced to $9,000.

Carpeted living and dining rm. Will sell on contract or to veteran for $200 down. CALL US, WE WILL SHOW ANY HOUSE THAT'S LISTED IlSf MASON CITY. RAY L. HOLTZ, Realty 8 S.

Delaware GA 3-9111 Roger Holtz GA 3-1240 Fred Wolkenhauer GA 3-0289 Elmer "Map" Jensen GA 3-268S TO BUY, SELL OR TRADE SEE US REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES 20 Del. GA 3-2666 2 Bedroom Harding School area. 12 years old. Real nice, large lot, excellent value. $12,950.

FHA or GI. BECK BROS. GA 3-5654 R. D. SHOOP GA VAITRESS WANTED minimum in come $60 per week.

GA 3-8261 'own House Restaurant. 5EAOTY operator, following pro ferred, salary and comm. Kirk Beauty Shop. GA 3-3264. WAITRESS wanted.

Apply in per son. Stacy's Restaurant. MATURE PERSON to do occasion al baby sitting. Midland irca. Ph.

GA 4-3438. LOCAL firm needs a good typist dictaphone bookkeeping, 5 day week. Want single girl age 20 to 30. Contact North Heights Central Employment Agency, 125 North Jackson. WANTED--Middlea keeper In North Iowa town for 9 ear old girl and father.

Live in reekcnds off. New mod. home Write Box N-23, Globe-Gazette. CAR HOPS WANTED Full or Part Time Apply in person at VANTfcD night nurse at Ahrcns Nursing Home, Hampton, owa. FORMER TEACHERS Substitute teachers--community workers put your training and spare time to work in a profitable and pleasant, full or part time position In your community.

For local Interview write qualifications to Manager, Box 214. Hampton, Iowa. IOUSEMOTJIER type manager for girls' apt. house to live in. Write ox H-23, Globe-Gazette.

VANTED--Housekeeper i i Inquire 817 South Federal. 1 dcd man to work Into a general acrv- department, Selling comblna- on would be considered. This Is permanent job in Mason City. 'rile your qualifications and as iratlons in first letter. All cor- espondcnce held In confidence.

Box A-28, Globe-Gnzcttc. 'ANTED--Single a for year around farm work. No milking, crald Fredericks, 4 ml. N. of anscl.

Ph. 63817. Hampton. 'ANTED--Exp. single man for farm work.

No dairying. No rlnkcr. Howard Kllnksek. Lakota, Ph. Ledynrd TV 8-2461.

CAR HOPS WANTED Full Port Time Apply in Person HASSE'S DRIVE-IN- WANTED Woitress at Curley's Cafe Apply in person No Nights No Sundays Operator Position Open for sealed bids, contact C. E. Conradi, Sec'y, by 3:00 p.m. March 17, 1961, living quartern provided beginning Juno lit, 1961. WODEN CO-OP SWITCHBOARD CO.

Woden, Iowa TELEPHONE operator-taxi dispatcher, part time work. Know City well. Sec Kenny Yellow Cab Co. WAITHE8S WANTKD Exp. not Apply after 4 p.m.

"onta's. WANTKD--WJillrcM, time work. Apply fluehlur Cult, IV) Federal. Female Help Wtd LOCALLY OWNED store prefers clerk with cxper. in clothing sales.

Will take someone with other sales cxpcr. Age 25 to 40. Contact North Central Employment Agen cy, 125 No. Jackson. WANTED--School girl for washing dishes 4 hours Sat.

eves. Apply Buehler Cafe, 720 S. Federal. CALL TODAY! Learn how YOU can earn with AVON. Phone GA 3-1603 or GA 3-3979 or write P.O.

Box 1074, Mason City, Iowa. FULL TIME saleslady. Benefits, lOspitaliMtion, pnid vacation. Apply in person. Standard Glass and Paint.

205 No, Fed. WANTED Midtllcagcd Jndy, live in, care (or elderly lady. Ph. FL 7-4491. Clear Lake.

Minnie Clark, So. Shore Dr. IF YO0 HAVE experience In church, scouts or community work, you may qualify for full or part time positions In your locally with Field Enterprises Educn- lonnl Corp. For local Interview, write qualifications to Manager, Box 244, Hampton, Iowa. SALESPEOPLE--Needed nt once for nationally advertised Jewelry Inc.

Contact Dorothy Hollcrman, W3 N. Shoro Drive, Clear Lake. PART TIME Exclusive sales representative for 'Home Protector," manufactured by Minneapolis-Honeywell. Perform community service by Introduc- ng this now, llfcsnvlng, home fire Ictector system, and also earn 'Oiimlf on extra Income In your jpare time. We are appointing rep- roenlntlvcs In every community Cerro Oordo and surrounding Applicants mint 30 or older, hrive fnmliy re- and a respected of their HI'OK, Wrllo Box H-I, Globe-Gazette.

Salesmen 25 Salesman Wanted By a leading manufacturer of Cigarettes. Over 21 years of age to headquarter in Mason City, la. Complete, training program, salary plus traveling expenses. Advancement with line of ability. Company car fur- nlshcri.

Reply to Box G-27, Globe- Gazette. Services Offered 27 Do you have excess moisture on your windows and in your home? If you do, your furnaco may not be properly vented. iis Inspect your heating 'rce of charge, and give you a 3t estimate to rid yourself of these problems. No obligation. GA 3-1423 FHA TEHMS SCISSORS a Bodeil's Port.

Appl. Repair. 503 20th S.Et GENERAL trucking. Wo specialize in moving, also rubbish hauling. Bill Barnes.

fiA 4-3258. I light hauling. Ph. GA 3-2573. Dan McLaughlln.

CUSTOM welding and cutting anywhere. GA 3-0508. WILL do typing in my home. Fast, efficient service. It a nable rates.

Contact GA 3-0408. WANTED Ironing by the job. Ph. GA 3-5711. WILL a for children in my home S.E.

part. GA 3-710i. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED AND INSTALLED SEPTIC TANKS FOR SALE Complete Service GLENN MARSHALL! PHONE GA 4-3365 YOU CAN RENT A 14 FT, FURN. VAN 1 Keep 1 day, drive 250 miles, gas and oil LANE INC 421 N. Georgia GA 3-5445 EXP.

single man wants work on a Ph. Bril-t. LKT US give you an oMIinato on remodeling or new construction, carprnlcr rcpalri or brick work, GA 3-2316, K. Jlcdgccock..