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Evening star., 1943-10-30

AoBsEE BssE fs'eP Rrs56ar2 AFes9n 4esSs nd aad F"h
both Of 1914 10Th ST. ST. NV. ,v.'-' LEV ''' 90
Heh5y b5?b DAVIS of ..5 2$ , and Mile Martin %,
ssno Minnie Foster. 20, 80 Parker st.
Ed=ar Lsvis. eo. 100 MARYLAND ave. ne.
| 455 5na Irao2r t1t GusAr'e. -, is33 New
Milton cl2. Psrrtsa. -: Norfolk. and Dorothy
! Anna D2,1s, go Ar.irston. - '''"' an"
joseph Cst2roIla. IS Medford. Mass. and
Nary Robb' - 1920 HoIorook terrace
La a. F2sg. %s -. $ Sth st ne. and sht--
md Amcila Fleet, 81, ,05 Newton pl.
~y'ncy Fcrran. ae. 1>Is Connection, ave
/ n,"s and Fseya Scaogr, 2H, 1918 @u,h
Doas,d a2r.i-2n %, Irr.ewood. Calf.
fdr7... ana Mary Knlsht p, lH56 -nsleSjoe
Albert VAN n. u Fo-: Myor. and Mar
ror3er 3 CS9n5: N2 5;v. 20 - 29s srg 5a2or d, =
st$nley Seal b. 3I c3n,p L lee. T. and t4 Jose
GeoFse o?eaf Ro.. 5 So ,55 55t5 e;,ssv! s. ~ ,,
VircSnt Ht,ter Xettfen -, Eor Meade. and Mar
T 5i Edvssa MGE g9.!s: ~ SS2o 60 $50 ee5ansss,,
sys s-, ana Norma Lawrence, s.. 4$Go
saa Clare Huss, SS" 81 e5smnsh5F' I5i3 FAR. ar
PsSf zlie5 5eYa5a 4sts. 3 y Fl 5oi 793' NV and
oea9gs asye7iy Eo55 H0i@ss 81, 81 ig4l s., anu
saret o Brien, 10, i794 Lamont 81 i, "
harry iTg EEeman EIn.aG t1, 22 300 EmerSon St NV.
Charles Sh!4n. II and Bernadotee oi iotf Mccol-
Brgno E!5.s S tori se!yo13. eH59H.4 and Mary
Il Marcos R36es, %, and Mar stos-
ne! a. ho.l OF the SAoreham He el
Rsuh,sc, f1o" S5r1I %? 2qoS EoFfs MaS.acb3 ND
Dayy5!aa ~ Msrd! !. ~, a.. als, "a. csp;.ol s..
Isard a. Rockville.
~ L wcca He.sey. - Woodstock. Va.
ma 90, N.e.,C!so.., -, 1GIabu. : va
- '.a N d 4. acen On, ", II. aaa Allored
u, . H. as. 81. nu Cec..a BIZ ana.
a.. % n 2. &rIas ,oA.
wei! {. Green, -. both Of Wa shlngton
Oscar I. Cacfc., -. FreaerIckS5urs. Va.
and GLADYS E. sehuster, y, Fort Riley,
L!5ya Jackson Washington Gray. rs Rock
LL!!ie,, and Dorothy A. Nelms, -, rljts-
Rug. {. Lewis % Ariln5lon. and Mary
Euzabeth Fletcher, 30. Washington
arthur E. Pfaumer, 33 Philadelphia. and
E!!za De n c Taylor 81, Cnevy Chase, Nd
Ashley /. Howell, 50, Silver Spring Ma,
and Ruby Lee Sebra. Il. WASHINGTON
Betty Jane Skies 90. WeIrI6n ttgf4S W Va ana
joseph Edgar Brandt, u NlIIiamsport.
Ma and Fave Nadine Ainsworth. is.
Go,aon Il. -Faraey 26. WASHINGTON. and
Alberta hcehma. is, Congervlle III
bennetJ CauGhln, 26 Fort Meade. Nd and
WIS -
Gs,rE l. Norwcod -, Camp Perry Va, and
AddlH Beatrice Writ. -. Richmond Va,
beF,ram Cole. %. ana Mildred Ruth John
son. lN, Goth Of Wasn!neton
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HELP DOMESTIC Cont J

WOMAN, reliable, preferably colored,, to
dauahter works. Small apt, Iight work.
Hours. s to 3. MA 9O10, Apt. 607.
WOMAN, colored, g.hw. no cooking, no
Sunday; steady: Sl2 and carfare. ia.
WOMAN, colored. settled. for Rhw. and
cooking, 2 in family. live in, good salary
WOMAN. white, vicinity of Rogers Hgts
Md; care of 7-year-old boy after school
and al day Saturday. also prepare plain
WOMAN to care for small apt. and two
babies, plain cooking and light Laundry
Wa WoMAN oT1 eooTed 9ed Sc seted APt and Cook
ing. fond Of children: ;fl prefer live in; Rooe
Evening star., 1943-10-30
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

worE after schoo! and all dsy Sal, DU.
Girl. cclorod. wan.s Job as waitress or
SODA fountain GlEI. EXecu i've agOa
GIRLS Southern to.orec. wan, Gavs work,
81 per hour and cart9re; thoroughly. ex-
por1enceo: city references. Lincoln 6Ssl d"
IANITRESS, widow. and boy. :. wish care
Of small apt or tours. house. with living
ausrters, FE. oSiS.
WOMAN: colo-ed. wishes days work Mon
day. Wedre5day THURSDAY, Saturday. frst-
class laundress and cleaner. references.
Cal Saturday after s ? n, al! Gay Sun,
DU. AIS.
WOMAN, colored, wants apartment to
clean AT -l%l
CURTAINS experr!v cleaned and stretched
a. home. reasonan!e uEces Ii IOnI 81
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cirt:his Reported

FF5:sns F35:s1 az s9d /: sa = Aso41 Atc.4,s soy soy
!.5:c-s AZ @GI :,..,h Eer2at, Be-
60 g. ar,3 "a l-',' of., r., WIN -'---
lc7a0.l n Il ina ElgCa. h"
% Hnd : 2oecs BnsE'rE. t~v.
I c 4 q. Ca, d.
{ ses an9 3aac clS-sc : - eos. .''
S.'a#c! sGd Gene.a .Clenent-, E:r!.
c. md SosElC CO~dCr. boz.
F06oct acd Cecilia Costello. c'fi.
l54 c~ ana Wy ian Pa, Ds'43eEl'gt ng " 6Gy or
A0-lolnTS MI NAN. Z ~ - F,.o m
JON 35t NJ, and L'ulss al DrS er BE- boy.
s,.y s6,.yer and E,ns F.fI5. ROY,
Rex and Dor0 hy Fitch. boy
Arthur and BarniCe FlemmIu-- win BOYS
Arthur and Helena Hshpap, s.r..
chaTles and Mary Hayde7- ei-l.
John and Mary Healy. bcv
E5nsst n5ss 1G s9d Z Anne aendrg 9 boy
A5C.ph and p6-bara H0ir. oOy
Robert and Marian Eo0aer, glrl.
David and Nariory FulseY 81,
JOHN and Rhoda Jennings. girl.
Georae and Esther Klng. be-.
EIW!n and F9rrlcr KlntHG-. cir.
Charles snd 5gnc3, kiss,ngeg, by.
Charles and Mildred LaHghorne boy.
E2ao.Ph and Kay LaU6E, eIr.
T::333sn and orencs oeoc L1s.on: 1T-a girls
EIchard and Beverley Lowell eir.,
Roland and T~ere Loze7u. eir!
W..Aam ard E-lEa MacDonald, girl
Ic5er5 snd sf:d A4ce a Ac'5 NJ n: ceWlss,r er
Eermsn IA .M.r-hs, M,.,jer. ssrl.
DANE ard Else MooE. by.
William and PhFlIs Moore, e'rl.
F.b,6 FaTsE5 and nd TrT Fiiz, MI MF MrI;o Sg bov
Arthur and Mildred NT,-rn,v l,o~.
Eoner. ard F1'ee 1IVrnnv- l'c,
Fssqd 5T2t- "a and "a qT1re r,,,rs 5te, Mesrf foy
sSsnley and Frances Nyhar. boy.
James and AddIo Pauns, girl
Thornton and Mar~u-rite Pu~vis, girl
William and Irma Quick. g,ri.
John and Halle F~ene. sri
81 1erns sr0 III I''a II-b, -s@ sc s.r me- ,ov
Wt'r7m go hrr S~',arnikow. el~I
william ana Ka.p.~.nc jsSaTetdar. sri.
E355 E+-lss ED I'D IG'2ra Bo s2rond' s.2on So sr
Joseph md MeboI sfanioy bov
Clifford and N.rion St~7vn. sri.
Wo"drow a,nd Ne Swa:r. boz.
Joseph 5~A Do~otn. Tav'0r. ho~
Foosrt md Pauline Tay'or. eigt
G3lyin SAX and 5d c5o-g13 63.g-5e +65G Thnpo y s
Joh1 and Csti7or.7o v5cS,. boy.
Paul and Doroth" hloxarde' girl
james ard NIahel Burns no"
William ar L!Ian Cortes, boy.
V'ash s-d O~a Ed. SRI
C.vde and Son'clara Green. gir!
Solomon a~d NTlacio Hawil-~n. girl.
Kermit and P0les'Ine HI. tn".
Robert aid Gwendolyn Lawson, boy.
Alton and Felen Parrish. boz
James AMI Farnte PinEney, hoy.
LOUIS and OdnN Robinson, bo"-
Thomas and E!oiSe Spears. boy.
Eugene and Sadie Tolbsrt, gil!
Frederick and Es-he- VAUGHN. boy
Percy ard Dorothy Washing on, girl
John and Bessie wood. boy.
John and Bernlce YoUne, boy
Evening star., 1943-10-30
98 D. {. Men 10 Report
For Active Duty Monday

Nlnety-eight men from the Dis
trict viii report for active duty in
tie armed forces Monday.
The seleCtees, now on their post
induction furloUgh include Sc for the
Army. 40 for the Navy and two for
tho Marine Corps.
The list follows.
Evening star., 1943-10-30

ACCOUNTANT, experienced in prepare tor
Of q, real estate tax returns to audit books
.ss,sTAN1 IA ia iANiToR, IoE colored. with good
habits. ADply 1916 New Hampshire ave
AUTO MECHANICS FOREMAN, with pre-
PFaoe Of, Of meeting the public oopportunIty
idea! conditions, attractive bonus plan; re-
6efral card nr statement Of availa6ilty re-
OR sa nGck M P?dEe MEcHaSlcs aN 9oe earn
eypn,I syps ot ~2Tk 2 has been c2ssed not on
sex benefits. yacations with "'ps pay annua nus
o9np.es and nsIieve that We offer as hns
shanc Apply II S9u to aTf Mr. RuhIon hIsa rps1
Motor Motor, Co 14th and v SITS NV Cal
heGa{nT hpneant i91n ,s on goth ysar IN business
AyToMoBlLf GARAGE HELPER. must b,
salary with old established Arm. 3iii Iiit
Alto s ME 35HH.N,cs. top salary and liberia
card from The local United S atcs Employ. S
ment Service. H. J. Brown Pontiac, Inc.
RKhb Ren Bosdn Ehe Ma Fsye qg
~ ilebnlty Apply chef, Carlton Hotel
ION and x SIS. NV
FAKER, experienced all around; no sur.
doy-; daywork. high salary paid to rigil
man. Apply ST. Fa. ave. NV tAppllcan
must have statement of availability from
l0cal USES
BookKEEPER, must be capable and vel
qualified; good salary, permanent position
See Mr. Nee, P. j. Nee Company, 745 I'll
ment
.EOoKKEEFER for loc7I plumbing anc
.hsst;ng contractor. Answer in own hand
11,E
sxuected; permanent Job for right man
Box 3O1AB. Star
Evening star., 1943-10-30
HELP WOMeN.

SALESLADY WANTED by Mccall.
Corp. for telephone work through
leading department stores. A
few hours work each day in your
own home will pay you we'll
Must have unlimited phone. Box
251-H, Star. i
Evening star., 1943-10-30
BEER ROUTEMAN
CABINETMAKER.

Apply Bernard Store Fixture Co.
Rear 49, st. NV. 81
P PHOTO-LITHOGRAPH H
PLANT, engaged in doing
essential war work, desires
experienced layout men, fold
ing machine operators and
bindery men; good
working conditions, excellent
salaries paid. If interested,
bring release for availability.
A. L. Sauls Paragraph Co.,
1871 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
OPERATOR,
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE
STENOGRAPHER
HELP MEN & WOMEN

CARETaKER-FARNER FOR small estate
near Bethesda. Couple preferred. Modern
home, elcc q hat. farm products
furnished. Sa0 pcr month salary. Call
Mr. Nch~lnG. WI 800. evenings
COOK for. restaursn'. eypc-ie iced only.
coed working CorTtlouN. no SuNda" or
nlent work. The Flreslde Inn, I142 Conn.
COUNTER CLERK, experienced rhsr-
macy not essential Maxwell &; Tenny-
son sol Eve s. NJ
COUrII. young. GOOD paw pleasant sur
ron7d'nss snd i-roor furnished bunga =
.ow on poultry farm. Phone Severna
PARK 1GS
MAN AND WIFE. colored. no children -
act a. 1anltor 2S-fsmllv APT. new hde
Lty,ne quar,e.s and Eood salary Apply
Colonlal Investment Co s11 9th NV
HAVE YOU a special skill in music, ath-
letics canc!ns. drama'lcs o. crsfts7 Rec
rea.lon Dept, Alexandra offers unusual
opportunlty 20 teach your hobby Short
hours, to s pm daily. EXcAlent salary.
Call Alexandra -"96
FOOD CHECKER CASHIER.
EXPERIENCED National cash reeister sys-
TEN sl@5 month and meals. Apply Mss
Silver,
HARVEY'S. 11O7 CONN. AVE.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
$40 PER MONTH.

General housework, 5l2-day week; live in
comfortable maids room and bath one
block from bus line with excellent service;
two people in family ref. health card.
tArlinRton) Tel. Glebe a023
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. lo1C. couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, Wait three tuN days and
rece'ue their license on the ftth
day Sundays and HOLIDAYS are
counted the same as other dous,
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Army

ec.o515 eo3a55n ~. Fs9sH5 Fs9F9 Fy5 fyss6t n NJ
NaE. N5I Ens5 s9F4on B Fs{gf I S5 Ssaon GHl9 Il
Jarhoe Alovs,r- D. Jan,son, james 2
GT3rt'7t1 T3ra r-c6drI F T EoH'H E r. D7ya 3y%i If
F.r2sroae, Benramm ,r7S@k S~mueI O.
1'~1'nr0Wn c. c. T.. HauCh Robert J..
Gan han. Nchcn T F.namoro Crar,"s A
SH0re, j ~ + TO3a~ CiC0~E- W }r
c-elF' John p C0chlan. HoWtj
- 2e, j0NN { Garner. Never
S!chfr' Ralph G SrHh. woodrow W.
Coldbeva Fcilx ParEs h,e-rr f.
E-rr hnC. cw Z. c-knS Tay'or V.
S.. NI.'ou TORI, Tov
-. .Ior.o@ e. r. ~Sri'. r-@"c. J.
C0'l rs Samu- I ~onar1 Porr-r-ll
Ft.0l, E5crha~I G DUra~u C-rN
Estoef Then W. D2"ls. F-.~-'I L
RoaINsoN. Nr.-h' { ~rohepe CT
Ec5.4uE Se..@ n rev er-- u IS D.
GIBSON, steraAS g. Co5d, Edward R.
Navy
Kukn- W 'va,sae Patrick J
browne &C eph D -eU.m2E, Eer-ard
ea-ie3;- E.arrd " 8 5U5i5v5a UST";5; : ~ NJ
h.'o.2e!.!. N!c. Y. C7rntlL T1wa.d I.
Iarve" William X, NcFariarp Curtis
20 no. JACOB 81 -dIVsEcS, tOhn
sanford E 4 AdoDi7. John r.
Beard, Na"tin P y. Cr.Ath, Harold H
ett2s. James H Ea.>I.p william D
Crunlev Mark N Cull!nanc. Francis c
NcCreaoy Ge--ge H. Dennis. Lyle C.
shaplro. Leo ,. Solar. Joseph V.
Ee!l2nl Edward I. ColtcH. Latrobe
Beard w. L. II. ClE 0l.lll. Mick F.
Eoee, Richard H. KIRK joseph I.
Meyer E-nle L. or =. Woodrow D
Ellis, John NCCarte~ Charles E
T. Capua, E6n7und 3 Woo Francis J.
Dawson. G. r. u L.ar-l.Ilaa. Ace
Marine Corps
Edwards. JOAN Fos.er. Ravmond W.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
SPECIAL. NOTICES

TIE annual MEETING OF tie stock.
ho!oe!s OF The Capitol Park Hotel Cor
p: po;a atlcn lor the election Of directors fo1
December !. 1a43. al The Raleieh Hotel
18th and PENNSYLVANIA Avenue Nortnwes
2. TWO O'clock PM. Inc stock transfel
books will be- closed Novembcr &0th an,
Deccm6er lst. 1913. DIRECTORS Johr
J. H2milto0. President: Edward L Hill
ser. Eretary-Trca Surer. l. Lee Comb!
and Il Fn.'on Lcsr". Jr.
TIE ANNUAL MEETING or THE PERPFT
Va. Fuldng Association VIII be held at tn.
once Of the ASsoci2 ton, Eleventh ant
1913, at seyen-thlrtv O'Clock pm
EDWARD c. BALTZ.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert. specializing in small
businesses; onen books, kept part time. tax
reports, prompt, reasonable. Box 221-
BANK MAN, experienced, desires position
in Washington bank: draft exempt. best
Ct ofNsTi1RsaanEso Box 11sa doa ssg ,s 81
DRAFTsMAN', age - Is. desiring full-time
work at home: 3 yrs aeronatical and radio
ex eXxperience r in layout and design. Box
ENGINEER, refrigeration and mechanical,
deSlreS POSITION as service supervisor. Al
MAN, colored, desires job as truck driver
Dl 4l44, am to pm.
MAN !ob as janitor,. married. live in. fair
pay, AT. 2l94 or. 24l5 Pomeroy rd. Sc, =
care, OF and work out, also drive; aged
~. has operators license. De s694. 81
MATERIAL BILLS, payrolls, ration currency
and tax accounts audited by experienced
REPRESENTATIVE, sales and contact, ia
mliar with governmental procedure, de-
good contsets all ~ ageneies Hs sHsf0f IS years oid
release can be arranged with present en-
ppl9yGT p9y,n T Box 2.5-H Star, 81.
ence' desires position as apartment man
aRer in or near Washington. Box AL
DiscHARGED MDsHpMAN. U. s. n, R..
43 in history. government. economies ;
outstanding ratings in Carnegie record
e%sminatio2ns: special knowledge Of Latin
French research writer; public speaker
WIN radlo and stage experience; widely
read, with broad musical and cultural
background; considerable training in chem
iStry and physics. with experience in large
industrial laboratory ready 10 20 anywhere
in The world. Seeks present connection
erences. Ross Edmund ) s. Fitzhueh
St. Room !, Rochester a.. New YORK 81.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
HELP MEN.

ANY worker last emploged in an
essential or locally needed activity
can not be hired by any other en-
ployer except upon presentation of
statement of availability from his
last employer or the USES.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
HELP MEN.

!LUBRICATION MAN to work
5 q day week, no Sunday
work; will pay $3.50 wk. for
experienced man. Apply
Chevy Chase Motor Co., 7725
Wisconsin ave. WI. 1885.
E N GIN EER, colored, 5th-
class license, for apt. house,
Alexandria, Va; salary and
quarters. Apply Alvin L.
Aubinoe, 1910 K st. NV, End
floor.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
HELP WOMEN.

ANY worker last emp,oved in an
essential CT locally needed activity
can not he hired by any other en-
ploveE except upon presentation of
a statement of availability from her
last emplcycr or the USES.
Evening star., 1943-10-30

GIRLS FOR FOUNTAIN.
Continental Drug, 422 No. Capitol St.
PHOTO LITHOGRAPH A P H
PLANT, engaged in doing
essential war work, desires
experienced bindery girls;
good working conditions, ex-
cellent salaries paid. If inter
ested, bring release for avail
ability.
A. L. Saul's Paragraph Co.,
1871 14th st N w
Evening star., 1943-10-30
STOCKMAN

Fo- defense niaue 5t-hr. week. suhgtan-
i'7I '" ary. must have release OF certificate
o! sVaaab-iHg Ap0lv BOWEN & co
IL &c oa arH B"'hr,da, Nd
Evening star., 1943-10-30

PLAINFTELD ORCHARDS,
APPLES AND SWEET CIDER.
OPEN WEEKDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
Our Ce0rcia ave : miles 10 GIenmoInt
riEht on Route 1S2 miles. w. w. Moore
Sandy Spring, Md. Ashton 2411
Evening star., 1943-10-30

IIP1S1.
Essential business ORGANIZATION has open
ing for typist. Must be accurate and rapid
Interesting work. pleasant surroundings
permanent position. good salary with ad-
'vancement on merit Phore personnel
officer National Geogra phic Society. Dis
LriCt 333D. for appointment
Evening star., 1943-10-30
OPERATORS.

Experienced on electric sewing machines
Highest wages. Ions Government con
tract District Awnins & Shade Co, All
Georgia ave. NV.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Silk and Wool Pressers

experienced; pleasant working conditions
aS-hour week; good pay Apply Dependa bic
Cleaners, .t00S Columbia nike Arl Va
Evening star., 1943-10-30
STENOGRAPHEF

Essential business organlzation has open
ing to- StenOgra pher Must be accurate
and rapid Interesting work pleasant sur
rouNdlneS. permanent position. good salary
with advancement on merit. Phone per
sonnel officer National Geogra phic Society
DIE rlct RH.hN FOR n n
Evening star., 1943-10-30

YOUNG LADIES to train as
bank bookkeeping machine
operators, no experience nee
essary, however, familiarity
with adding machine and the
principles of bookkeeping will
prove helpful. If you are in
terested in learning banking
answer this ad, giving age,
education, experience and
references. Box SID, Star.
Evening star., 1943-10-30

WAITRESS,
White. over Is. excellent opportunity.
Good starting salary and tips. Call EXecu-
tive 3504
SHOPPER, 1885 YRS, NO EX-
PERIENCE NECESSARY; FREE
TO TRAVEL, INTERESTING
AND PLEA S Mt OUTSIDE
WORK; PERMANENT WORK;
S22 TO START. APPLY 523
STAR BLDG
Evening star., 1943-10-30

CASHIER,
$35 per week; hours, II to 7
pm. daily; 6-day week; must
be 81 or over, must be quick
and have had experience. Ap-
ply in person. 2442 18th ST.
NV See Mr. SieoeI
Evening star., 1943-10-30
CLERK-TYPIST.

To take charge of small cafeteria in Alex
andrla. daywork, good salary. pleasant
surroundings: must have had previous food.
cafeteria or restaurant experience. Reply,
flTlnG telephone number, aee and business
eXDcrlPTCe R0X I'D Star
The echo., 1943-11-19

Many soldiers, W h e sickness or
death occurs at home, find that they
have to wait an agonizingly long time
for an emergency furlough while the
Army checks their requests - often
arriving home too late. 1t is obvious
that the Army, dealing with millions
of soldiers, cannot give an emergency
furlough to every soldier who asks
tor one without investigation. The
Army, therefore, has turned The job
Of. checking such requests over to Jhe
American BED Cross
What usually happens when trouble
comes is that the relative telephones
or talegraphs the soldier telling him
Of the difficulty The soldier then
The echo., 1943-11-19
CALL re H. B AIS

AN presidents and members of the
"A. q A. are urged to make q strong
pull for new, sound and healthy mem
bars for the December Boards.
1t is urgently necessary that we
make a strong pull for new members.
We are having quite a bit of sickness
and quite a few deaths and the loss
of members by death must be account
ed for by the addition Of good, sound
and healthy members.
Each president should see to it that
new members are added to his on her
lodge each quarter.
Do this while the joining fee is only
S1.OO for it appears as if it will be
absolutely necessary that the joining
fee be at least $150. If you have
good sound folk who want to join the
IT, E. A., do your hest to get them in
not later than the December Boards,
after which, it may cost $1.5O to join.
AS you no doubt know, we paid
$4,000 in th e September Boards.
Help us to move up from $4,000 to
S18500 or $4,000
The echo., 1943-11-19

If your name is recorded wrong, or
your number is not the same as on
your card, there probably will be de-
lay IN trouble in paying the full
amount of benefits to you, your wife
and children when due.
Write for the free picture pamphlet
entitled "What's in a Number?" to
the Social Security Board, 306 New
The echo., 1943-11-19
7. ]. Young, Notary

Now that cur country is engeged in
the greatest war that we have ever
known, there is large number Of our
people employed in Defense Factories
throughout the country. In most cases
they are required to have a certified
birth certificate or proof Of birth be-
fore their application is accepted for
employment.
The echo., 1943-11-19
DECEMBER BOARDS TO MEET

The H. B. A. Boards of the Decem-
Der Quarter will meet in the H. B.
A. Office Building Wednesday and
Thursday, December 1st nd End.
Please be governed accordingly
Secretary.
The echo., 1943-11-19

1t appears as if we may issue an
assessment of $1.35 for the December
Boards. With the increase of obliga-
tions, the recent increase of assistance
to presidents for their work SO will
ingly done, with taxes and insurance
to be paid at the end of the year, and
the obligations of the Association to
finish paying for a thousand dollar
bond, the high C ost Of living, ETC.,
make it necessary that we collect $1.35
in December.
If you will only check our records
for this year you will note that the
quarterly assessments have been less
this year than we have had to pay in
a long time and yet, we nave made
more money per individual this year
than we have made in long time.
The echo., 1943-11-19

goes to his Commanding Officer vhc
turns the matter over to the Re-
Cross at the post for investigates
1t, in turn, gets in touch with the Be-
Cross Branch in the soldiers hohe
town, asking it to investigate and fine
if the soldiers presence is necessary
This procedure requires considerabl,
time; occasionally, days.
Such delay could be avoided :.
every soldier win Immediately
home and tell his relatives
trouble comes, they should h
doctor or IL there : no fam
go themselves @ tbe local
which win cheek on the ne
the soldiers coming home
Confined en- page a
The echo., 1943-11-19
NOTICE

All Presidents win retain 10c
commission out of each members
assessment in the Board. Do not
send your commission to the office.
The Secretary.
The echo., 1943-11-19

We are in position to take this worry
off your hands and fix things up ss
that you can get that Defense job y
whatnot, that you would like to haves
in order that our factories viii not be
held up in turning out airplanes, banks
machine guns, etc.
l am better situated to serve you
than ever before, having our cffies iH
the H. B. A. Building.
For any kind of Notary work, see
as and we will serve you with a spAils.
The echo., 1943-11-19
ASSESSMENT

The assessment for the December
Boards is $135 per member. Please
collect this amount from each mem
Der of your lodge insgood and regular
standing.
NOTICE TO H. B. A. PRESIDENTS
The echo., 1943-11-19

Dear Presidents This will inform
you that we have mailed the report
blanks for the December Boards out.
If you failed to get yours, please not
ify the office
The echo., 1943-11-19

The following presidents have add
ed the following number of members
since October II, 1913:
Prof. A. C. Drummond No. 484
C. L. Howard, No. 474 Waynesboro A
T. c. Jordan, No. 215 Waynesboro
Mrs. Ella Morrell, No. 76 Laurel 2
Rev. M. D. Evans, No. 34e
Eastabuchie a
Levi McCarty, No. 127 Shubuta- IL
G. B. Arlington, No. 90 Lap~el 1
Geo. L. Pierce, Jr., No. S5s
State Line 6
Mr.. T. J. Young, No. 461 Meridian 1
NJ. Paige, No. 26O, Laurel 2
L. B. Marshall, No. 1O5 Wiggins
Sam Jasper, No. 410 Waynesboro /
Mrs. G. NJ Mayfield, No. 288
Waynesboro
Mrs Bette Faulkner, No. n, Ellis
vile. q
H S. Homes, No. 218, Pauldng, 2.
i Pef9rd No 457 Laurel, 2.
Wm Bell No. 31, Laudardale, i.
Is Eatie Kandrick, no. 121, City
G 10 EasomIng No. 212. me- 81
The echo., 1943-11-19
JOINING FEE s4.eO

To the presidents and members Of
the Holbrook Benevolent Association:
This comes to inform you that the
The echo., 1943-11-19
.HB a JOINING FE.
500

joining fee is $1.00 You are to send
SOC to the office and retain SOC The
'dispensation ended with the Decem-
Der Boards.
General President
The echo., 1943-11-19

inc the summer, all too frequently
takes on a sickly, grayish tone with
the coming of autumn sure sign
that it is asking for a clarifying treat
ment to brighten a m d tighten 1t,
Makeup alone simply won't do the
trick, but the faithful use of mild
bleaching cream for four or five
weeks would go long way toward
bringing your skin to a lovely, clear
translucency.
You see humans are chameleons
too, in a way! Just as a chameleon
changes it's color to temperature, in
tensity Of light and emotion SO does
human skin change color But witt
/ humans the actual change Of slir
color from LIGHT to dark can be di
recEv traced to the action of the ligh
of the sun OH file pigment cells
m he skin. Since the body forms
to protect from burning
by these rays, the more intense 1n'
light rays ale 1ae more
~.
rm tone
,.o...
..,so, when +be Skin
seems to acquire an unbecoming gray
Ssh tinee. And this is whore q good
bleaching cream can come 70 the res
cue Needless 20 say I'e ''0..oi' ~
..,---A ), -rcoI foit Irf11l Iy-
The echo., 1943-11-19

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