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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-10

RICHMOND - amp - Negro
women in the tobacco industry tell
The same century old story. There
IRE none in the manufacturing de-
partments of the cigaret factories.
The same type of work, prefabri-
cation, is done by the women The
wrok of prefabrication consists of
shaking out tobacco, removing in
ferior quantities. No women are
employed on machines.
Chesterfields, Lucky Strikes, Dom
inoies, Chelsea, Philip Morrises
are the leading brands manufac-
tured by the American, Ligget
Myers. Philip Morris and Larus
Bros.
Years ago the women were paid
by weight. When machines were
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-10
Conqresswoman Frances Bolton To-
Be Tuskegee Founders Day Speaker
First Of Sex
To Be Chosen
For Address.

The first woman to selected as
speaker will be Mrs. Frances p
Bolton, Congressional from Ohio
and trustee Of Tuskegee Institute.
Mrs Bolton will speak on Sunday,
April 5.
Prior to her election in 1910 as a
member of the house of representa-
tives from the End Ohio district,
Mrs. Bolton had become a national
FIGURE in civic, health and political
activities. AS a member Of the cen
gress she sponsored the Bolton act
which provides for the training of
nurses for the armed forces and
which in accordance with the Bill
is administered without discrimina-
tion on account of race, color or
creed"
Mrs Bolton Is also a member of
the advisory council of the Nation
al Association of Colored Graduate
nurses, trustee of the school of
nursing of Western Reserve uni
versity, member of the national adj
yisory council of the Girl scouts
trustee Of the National organiZa-
ton for Public Health Nursing, the
vice-chairman, National Republi
can committee and active in sew
eral other representative oreaniza-
tions in Cleveland, Washington and
New York.
1T is particularly appropriate.
said President F. d Patterson in
making the announcement, "that
Mrs. Bolton should speak for lis
this year when work is so RAPIDLY
progressing on construction of our
S382OO0 Nurses Home and Training
school. TER influence and guidance
were - ful in making possible the
addition Of this unit to our facili-
Ties for the housing and training
who gat to the front lines. This is
oil our young women students"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-10

When cold has you feeling all
'chokey," chest muscles are sore from
Coughing, and they are tight and ache:
YOU need Penetro. 1t works fast on
5randma's old reliable idea, using
mutton suet to help carry medication
% do its pain-easing Only, Penetro
IS Grandma's idea made even better
by science. That's why people every
where count on Penetro.
You rub Penetro on chest, throat
md back. As its medication reaches
aerve ends in skin, pain eases. And
l,euetrc draws more warm red blood
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-10
By HELEN JAMESON

We hate to say it, and we shall
probably be properly rebuked for
it, but we sometimes suspect that
the victim of the spare chin has
eaten too many cream puffs ano
that they have gone to her face
That underslung pouch is a pad
ding of fat cells, created by con-
Stunning more of the good things OF
the table than one needs for the
activities of the day. No matter
how many alibis the plumpies Of
fer they can't get away from the
fact that they do not mind their
diet rules. Fats, sweets or starches
are stored away, one place or an
other
Young women who observe thai
the bathroom scales report an ex-
ira pound now and then should
take warning, see the writing on
the wall. A few curves that curve
too much may not seem to matter.
but the oncoming years will not
lessen them. The spare chin arrives
along in the forties Tt is no beau
ty bargain.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-10
Early Treatment Suggested
By Expert On Pulchritude

muscles are without tone, that Is
precisely where fat cells Will 10
cate. To keep these fibers strong
do head turning exercises.
Sit in stra1ght-back char
hands on the hips, chest high. Turn
the head to the right with marc
muscle pull, when it is turned as
far as it will go, lift the chin high,
throwing the head back. Six time
to right, and six times to the left
and repeat.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-10
YFRGAN DIVORCES WIFE

RENO, New. 1ANP)-Charging ex-
IRENE mental cruelty, Max Yergal
the American Council on African
of New York, executive secretary of
Affairs and winner of two medals
for work on up1ift of the Negro
last week obtained divorce from
Mrs. Susie Wiseman Yergan, a New
York schoolte acher.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-10
Do AWAY WITH HOT
COMBS FOREVER

CREOLIN is guaranteed to contain no
minerals or aIlSalies to injure the hair
or scalp. No hot, combs required. Ma
tionalIy known for thousands of salts
fled users in every state. Leaves 40
grease to soil hats pillows. Save time
and expensive beauty parlors with your
Iwn comb and brush by sending $500
Tor three months supply. Positively no
COD. orders. Do away with hot combs
forever.
CREOLENE PRODUCTS Co.
1876 So. Wabash Ave., Chicago s. III
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-10

to those parts faster, to help break up
local congestion. Muscles relax, chest
muscle tightness and aches are eased.
Phlegm loosens and coughing lessons.
It's soothing vapors help you breathe
easier, too. And for hours, Penetro
keeps or working in a natural way to
make YOU feel better. You rest more
comfortably, especially at night.
These are reasons so many people
are using Penetro, and why your drug
gist so often recommends it only 25c.
Double size 35c. Be sure you get
stainless. white. easy to use Penetro.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-10

HUNTSVILLE Ala (ANP)-An
Alabama jurv last week acquitted
2 16-year old Negro boy. Will
Lacey, of second degree murder ir
connection with the death OF VIII.
lie angel a A2-year old white man
ON the John Wall place near Whites
burg
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-10
Eat Greens To Be
Strong, Healthy

WASHINGTON, D. C-(SNS)-The wearing of the green
IRISH the unversalor should
be. IN vamn good of Vamn
Nutronis the American could well ear
percent and yellow vegetables.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-10
Twin Chins No Minor Beauty
III For Women Says Helen

Let us suggest early treatment,
Twin elins and wrecked necks are
no minor pulchritude ills
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-10
ROLL 1T AWAY

If caught young, that bit Of full
ness under the jaw bone can be an
initiated Roll it awav. The flesh
is anointed with heavy cream
that offers resistance to manipula-
tons. The flesh is picked up in
tiny folds, rolled between finger
and thumb: the pressure dissolves
the fat cells. This treatment should
be given at night, after the face
washing.
If the condition is permitted to
20 its won willful way, the poucs
increases in size. and the skin be-
comes stretched That is a sad ket-
tie of good-looks flesh. The only
remedy then is plastic surgery
which, if properly performed, will
restore the normal contour. To
have such treatments at the pres
ent time is we'll nigh impossible
Not only impossible. but also sell
| fish and unreasonable, since many
surgeons are with the armed fore
es and hospitals are crowded. 1t Is
no time for identifying adventures
that call for surgical attention.
Along with finger-rolling for the
dissolution of adipose tissue, there
is crying need of cold applications
| to harden the flesh Few women
| realize what a splendid stimulant
! oo<1 rct,.;x,no,,f ooIr xryo for pap T,rOVp
to be. After the nightly massage,
frisk an ice cube over the face. Do
not remove the cream before doing
that. In the morning dash on cold
water.
! 1t is necessary that the head
should be carried properly. To let
the chin droop is to cause ch
] and neck fibreS to go slack. It tt
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-09
NOTICE RE CANADIAN COIN

Notice is hereby given that on and after April 18th our Bank will make a charge of 20 percent on all Canadian coin accepted. Until that date the present rate of 10 percent will pre- vail. Our patrons are re- quested to examine their stock of coin and turn in, prior to April 18th, any Canadian coin they may have to take advantage of the lower rate of exchange.
 This increase to 20 per- cent will conform to the charge being made by the Fairbanks banks.
 MINERS AND MERCHANTS
 BANK OF ALASKA
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Cabbage
Economical
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

CABBAGE Is too many times
the outcaSt of the vegetable
- family This is doubtless due 10
e fact that the green is often
overlooked or Improperly
cooked. To cook, have plenty of
water in a large saucepan and
have II boiling. Cut cabbage into
wedges or shred coarsely;
plunge into boiling water and
cook uncovered from ) TO 10
minutes depending upon the size
OF pieces.
The result will be a dellcately
favored vegetable and no odor
In the front hall. Sometimes
there Is ham stock or corned
beef stock eH-haHd. Cook the
Cabbage in the meat stock using
the same method. The go-to-
gcthcrs, ham hook and cabbage
and corned beef and cabbage are
long time faVOTitcS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
.DoII+own


THE DOLLTOWN PA
RADE, meaning all Of the
1000 dolls dressed for The
Gid Ne*sboys by Detroit
Times readers is in
progress in the lobby Of The
Detroit Times Building.
This is the tenth year for
the Dolltown Parade and the
dolls are lovelier than ever
-. so do come and pay them
visit. Bring the entire
family.
Doors open daily from Q
A. m. till 8 p. m. until 9
p. m. Thursday evening -.
ending Saturday at 6 p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07

EDITORS NOTE-Mary Ha-
worth eounssls through her col
umn, not by mail or personal
intsrVisW. Write her in care Of
The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
. Have You q Problem? Consult
Mary Hdworth's S Mail

dition fat piles up and energy
nckcrs low. or 10 hyperthy-
roidiSm, just opposite, in
which the body stocks no re-
serve of far. so that the patient
is excessively thin and "Jumpy
with nerves, " as we say. dag
noSticianS use the -cal ] @ q
metabolism test 10 measure
thyroid activity, and when II
is found off balance they may
prescribe either a sedatlve or
stimulant, as required, 10 regu-
late il back 10 normal function.
Over Supervision
Jealous parental ovcrsupervi-
sion of children's lives tends 10
d eStroy their initiative and
weigh them down with bore
dom and Illustration. Also, fet-
tered boredom often seeks du-
blous consolation ia -evefestinE,
in the form Of constant nib
bling. or, 10 put it another way,
children who feel emotionally
starved (for one good reason
or another) are apt 10 transfer
the seat of hunger 10 the
stomach. And the complex Of
thwarted feelings which induces
this state of affairs might also
lead 10 glandular imbalance,
thus creating a vicious circle Of
factors contributing 10 fatty
lethargy.
It is with such thoughts in
mind that / advise you 10 get
doctors opinion OF your policy.
II is too authoritarian for my
taste. and ! would say your
daughter has more than earned
her girdle by now But what
concerns me most is the un-
known effect upon her vital
organs and nervous system OF
your ruthless drill system-and
that horrid corset. M. II.
Distributed by kim Features synd Inc.
Copyright oy m. washington Post
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07

LINGERIE LOVELIES like
Pattern 4744 slip and pantieS
set-make a glamour Christ
mas gift Slip has princess
llncs, embroidery trim on bodice
top Transfer included.
4 Pattern 474i: II. il, Is. 1s,
90. 80 g.. "a. 26. 3s, 40, a., ~.
Size Is slip panites 81 yards
39-hch.
send 20 cents in coins for
every Anne A q a ms Pattern.
Write plainly name and address,
style number and size.
Send an additional IS cents
for the Anne Adams Book OF
Patterns for tall and winter.
Frcc patterns for three hats.
three bags. peplum and bed
jacket printed ~ book
Send - cents IN coins when
ordering both pattern and hook.
Send your order 10 the Anne
Adam Pattern Department.
Tho Detroit Times Detroit 81,
Michigan
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07

\ HERE'S NEWS for the nurs-
cry set! Quilt Of appliqued ami
mails done IN scraps 10 brighten
up a youngsters room. Each
animal is one patch.
These appliqucd animals are
fun op all nursery linens, Pat
tern 593 has diagram Of blocks,
pattern pieces; directions, dis-
gram Of quilt
Send IS cents In coins for
every Laura Wheeler Pattern,
Write name and address plainly.
n Send your order 10 The
laura Wheeler Pattern Depart
r1ent, The Detroit Times, De-
ttOit 81, Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
MARCH "a " APRN -

4 r 90 You've experienced
worse Nays On which you may
have Accomplished more than
You WIN today; you've had bet
ter ones when YOU may not have
achieved as you can now. Smile,
APRIL aI To WAY 2D
TGWup - Don't live on past
laurcls on you'll soon fall behind
others, even in simple accom-
plishmentA Get busy anew each
day, haye\ fresh yigOr, hope,
Every hour matters.
MAY en- TO JUNE 2I
GcmtBt-Sometiu1es II Is bet.
ter 20 be sociable, helpful, than
too businesshke or exacting. Fig
ure situations carefully, wits and
dispos .ti1n arc among first fac
tors ~ success rOwA
June p To WLY %
C0Ucer-Try % return favors
quickly; also grant them with
out thought II remuneration.
This way gain greater respect
and advantages, and fecl better.
Today needs many good deeds.
July - 70 AJG 22
Lco-When we are not being
checked on is when we must be
Stricter with ourselves about
truth, industriousness We must
daily grow bigger within, or sue
cess will not last.
AUG. - TO SEPT. -
Irgo-Some periods this day
Will seem 20 pass faster than
Others. BE guided by common
sense. Don't waste time on need
less little things; and take
r. advice from loved ones too.
= SEPT. - TO OCT -
Libra - Let bras ingenious
ideas and knack for thinking IN
better plans ani methods have
expression. Increased small gains
soon build up bigger ones. Favors
Indicated
OCT. e3 tn NOV. -
Scorpio--Some favorable, per-
haps inspiring. influences, others
aggravating. Keep even pace,
smooth disposition and you can
bridge the gaps ricely. Aim high.
NOV. - TO DEC. 22
Sdgitf0riUs-Be sure 10 start
this day carefully or you VIII
have annoying retracing Of
steps. Dlrectness. accuracy inn
portant You can gain ground
quicker than you think.
DEC. % TO Jan. 2f
C0pric0y7, - Don't always fol-
low the crowd. Pc original. too,
and never be afraid 20 defend .
right. though YOU may stand
alone IN the effort. Know, also,
when 70 follow wise leadership.
JAN. 22 TO FEB 20
AqUdrins-Others are depend
ing upon you; have confidence in
your ability - no small asset
Dare 10 accomplish the unusual,
maybe in short time No worthy
try is in vain.
-- FER, 81 TO MARCH e9 -
Pisces - Today requires even
ness. perception. knowing when
not 20. as we'll as when 70. Give
Pisces better self the upper
hand and all will he well. Bene-
fits ahead
YOI, BORN TODAY; Enjoy
life, variety, travel. Can work
hard, enjoy yourself fully, too.
Usually systematic; well suited
to business career. religious life.
Aren't likely TO waste money:
may waste time. A controlled
Sagjttarian is an orderly, inter-
esting homemaker.
Copyright 1915 by KinE Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
White Sauce

. tablespoons butter
>, cup flour
J . teaspoons sslt
J.. teaspoon paprlka
. cups milk
Melt butter. add -four and sea-
Souugs and mix well. Add mix
slowly. stirring constantly. Cook
unu. sauce thlckenS, stirring 10
prevent Jumping.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Cabbsse.Tsrt Ssuc.

teaspoon sugar
:. tablespoons lemon Juice
) tablespoons butter, melted
J. tablespoons horSe-radlSh I
teaspoon paprlka
3 cups cooked cabbage.
Combine first five ingredients
eni add To hot cabbage Serves
S4A,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07

EDITORS NOTE-Mary Ha-
worth eounsels through her col
uHn, not by mail or personal
intsrVisW. Write her in care Of
The Detroit Times.
DEAR MARY HAW0RFfff H:
] have a daughter, Is, who is
quite stout and mature looking
for her years. From the time
she was 13 l tried 10 get her
TO exercise so that her posture
and figure would improve. But
no amount Of pleading on my
part had any effect.
Finally, six months ago, I
made her start wearing a cor
set, with the understanding that
as soon as she showed sufficient
improvement ! would buy her A
grdle. At first there were tears
and protests, but We got that
over with and now things are
going very smoothly
Mother Chided
She almost overdoes the eXer-
ciSes and has shown lots OF I'M
provementS. but / am sure that
a good many more months
work are needed. ! think IL IS
too soon yet 70 give In 10 her
pleas and sacrifice all the good
this has done for her. However,
relatives and friends are pro-
testing against my "cruel treat
mcnt." thus making IT difficult
for me 10 be firm.
Shall | DOW 10 the majority
view? or do you agree that
/ am following the right course
in dealing with the problem as
II stands L. G..
Calls for Doctor
DEAR L. C.:
II you have devised this re-
duction program without taking
a doctor into consultation, and
without giving your daughter
the benefit and safeguard OF a
physical checkup first, YOU
should relax your top sergeant
pressure 81 once and let her set
her own pace Why Because
there is some possibility that
you may be driving her 10 dan
Gerously oyertaX her vital en-
ergics when they arc already al
low ebb due TO gIandulsr i'm.
balance.
Confronted with chronic
case history of obesity and
aversion to -phASical- eNeFtierf,
the average physician abreast
OF the times thinks Immediately
Of hypothyroidi>m as a probable
underlying difficulty HYpo-
thyroldlSm is a term which re-
ferS 20 subnornal funCuoning
Of the tyroid gland. And the
thyroid roughly explained. plays
the role of furnace man 10 the
body. determining tie rate at
which food IS translated into
energy
Thyroid funcuonlng may be
thrown off balance either way,
so doctors have told me. 10
hypothyroidiSm. in which con-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Cabbage and Ham

IL pounds fresh green cabbage
2 cups medium white sauce
u pound diced cooked ham or
luncheon meat
y cup corn flakes.
Shred cabbage. Cook in boil
ing water until tender. Dram
thoroughly Mix with W hlte
fuce 10 which ham has been
added. Put IN creased casserole.
Cover with corn fakes and make
In moderately hot oven 400 de-
grccSl about ID minutes Any
leftover meat or - cup grated
cheese may be used instead Of
ham. Serves eight.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Your Daily


Looa IN The Section N Whieh
Vow Birth da y Gomez md
F,tf What Your OVtiook Is,
a ccotdWg 10 the Stars,
kAr Erldnn Lcc = IL
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Contains Minerals S

1t is an economical as well as
good value bargain. Among
the vitamins present are vita
min Especially in the raw
type-thiamine, ribohavln and
niacin. Minerals harbored are
calcium, iron and some phoS-
phoruS.
Cabbage can be combined with
leftover ham 10 make de-
liciouS casserole dish Make TINS
main dish foy luncheon some
time soon
Evening star., 1945-11-10
SITUATIONS woMEN.

ACCOUNTANT AUDITOR available for
audits, systems tax returns. financial re-
acootNTaNT AGO va p cPA af 20 years public and
private accounting, taxes, audits. systems,
renegotiation. desires position as executive
accountant or controller. Box SCR. star.
ASST, college educa-
ION 10 ysarS s;1peFensse enss insi9ding secrs
ing exceptional ability and compensating
salary. State starting salary. Box 259-J,
DRAFTING SERVICE
Group of experienced craftsmen available
TO develop working drawings. details. specs,
etc. Tor busy architects. Box 2l-R' star.
COLLEGE GIRL would like to help per-
form light housework or care for children
EXCHANGE for room and board. Box
coioRED WOMAN wants work. Am sd-
CoMPANION-Christia refined Southern
woman will assist with light. housework;
lge ebergsG in sSS ssss per week references ex
eoMfFSNIos. refiasd, @ capable, q e" win assist
Tees; Y0 N rsfeFsnees e 5 exchanged OIL 172a.
BREssMaKfNSG. p i z m design. remod-. altsra-
tons. Eye, gowns a speciality; reas, MISS
EVENING Gay sTnpENT Hak psyehologs HD majes nss
seeks interesting work; no shorthand.
ExPfRiRNcEb Mfss nfS TSPIsr would like tgping
to do at home; no selling. ia. 1445.
GIRL. college graduate tcol), desires cleri-
cal work, some exp. Refs. Call DU. 1928,
GIRL. colored. wants elevator Job; no
Sunday. From 8 to IL pm. Phone AID.
experienced. wishes to take
laundry and curtains home. Cali AID. 1925.
nsn SgEsE cs Fasfea essstDu ssss or
RELIABLE WOMAN, colored neat and
intelligent, desires days wk.; no cook
Tel. or Inf. Operator
Neat, refined young lady desires permanent
position no experience: DAYS only; start
Dec. 1st. Write Box 462-E, Star. IL
TYPING WANTED - Experienced typist,
work 70 do at home. viii pick up same.
WINDoW WIN S DISPLAY MAN, free lance;
ladies apparel etc: can take more stores
on for Christmas. Box 499-E Star 12s
YOUNG LADY, ~, B. s. degree. 6 years
teaching and clerical experience, will con-
slider position that requires initiative and
responsibility. State salary. Box BAR,
YOUNG WOMAN with outstanding record
as food executive desires position as man.
ager of cafeteria or tearoom; thoroughly
exp. in buying, merchandising. menu max
ing and personnel direction. Box 32-R,
Star. IL
Evening star., 1945-11-10
PERSONAL tcont. j.

MODERN DREssMAKING STUDIO. cen-
N. Y. equipped for prompt service; dresses,
alterations; moderate prices. LEA ENdEL,
LILO St . Nv. Room 20 Telephone
PMoSE PasSSi sHEPnERD $3.50, ask for Miss
Wright II you are in need Of loar up to
5000 on your SIGNATURE
YOU s ssr Sn;sJssl fPsss ioP school
SLIP COVERS. DRAPERIEs. co. $500.
Made Of your own fabric: 5-day delivery;
all custom work; bedspreads. etc. DAIG-
MEAHEg II MRs 2E6RaAfa 2E66RHAT9ES porrR i.
kEJEcTED MSS. conhdentiaily edited and
u Writins Of difisuit let letters a' sg speeisIts. %
Write for appointment to Box 4o7-E. Star.
HUMAN ALARM CLOCK. reliable. WAKE
UP SERVICE. For information call AT.
sII3iPPCovERs professionally tailored, work
manship guaranteed; upholstered furniture
beautifully shampooed in your home. DI.
FUR AND MATERIAL HATS made to order
Any fur matched remodeling, trimming.
blocking. MISS HEDDY. Vogue Millinery.
3523 14th st. W. co. 7797. Open eyes.
WAKE UP BY PHONE, any hour. day or
night. Phone FIR. .4251.
SPANISH and the life of those who speak
it are studied as a unit in, our CONVEX
sational seminars Limited. eelective groups
now forming to begin Dec. !. Tel. Glebe
2144, 10 pm. 11*
sITTER-Capab1e woman will care for
children while parents are absent. Tel.
ARE You INTERESTED in hand-cro
cheted baby clothes for Christmas gifts2
Place your order now. Phone HO. 591S.
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL, a
modern day and boarding. school for chill
dren from to 12 years old. 94ol Georgia
ave-. SH. 1874
GRADUATE NURSE. mother, will care for
baby; suburban home, Call Silver Spring
0425.
TEACHERs-Iicensed home in Maryland
has openings for children by hour, day or
week. Music, tap dancing and kindergar-
ten training, supervised play and nap pc
riod. Nurse in attendance. SH. 1857.
GIRL, colored, wants typing at home. FR.
1875.
TUTORING - Mathematics and science.
HERB ECKERT. Maryland University stu
dent. SH. 1929 evenings. IL
Evening star., 1945-11-10
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DALLAS, TEX, Nov 13. radio engineer.
:'5; 1-2 passengers. Al Pontiac Write or
wire references to N. F. B., 1924 18th st.
n W., Apt II
COUPLE to accompany skipper
and wife to Miami on 40-ft. cabin cruiser:
approximately 80 days. Please call TIA
S3T1. IL"
LADY WANTS RIDE into Mexico bet Nov.
5-20, knows country and language; ex-
perienceo driver; share expenses: drive
DE. 2533 mornings IL
LEAVING FOR FLORIDA Sun. or Mon.
Call MR.. STONE Friday FIR. 800, Ext.
623. 4 TO IL pm: Saturday, FIR. 1889
4 to 8 pm
DRIVING TO CALF. between Nov. ID and
route. CO. 1895. 12'
OFFICERS WIFE driving to Iowa Dec. l;
ear; refs exchanged no. $685. iSs
ARMY OFFICER driving to San Francisco
desires another officer to accompany him
help drive: leave in few days. Box 3s3-E,
Star 100