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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-04-24
oOR Town

THE SENTINEL" Chicage's
Anglo-Jewish weekly, is coming
out with a new look. Elmer
Gertz, Public Housing Assn
president, and PHA board mem
Der Aid. Archibald Carey Ord,
will debate the subject, you
and Housing in Chicago" Sum
day, April 25, VIVID, 6:15-6:45
p. M, with Nathan Manilow,
president, Chicago Metropolitan
Home Builders Assn. I'm
derstand that Al Marks. chair
man of the Lakeview AVG chap
ter is getting hitched May 9th.
Mandel Terman back in
town after weekend at Char
maine Lodge, Chain % Lakes,
Wis. :. A Negro sorority, the
Alpha NJ chapter of Delta Sigma
Theta, received the University
OF Illinois Scholarship Improve
ment plaque for the first time
last week. William c'Billy
Goat"C SLAMS, proprietor of the
BILLY Goat Tavern on w. Madi-
son, says he no longer serves
the whiskey that everyone is al
legedly switching to. Says he fed
some to one of his goats Che has
three now, and the critter kicked
off.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-04-24
ence in growth or health.


FEDERAL taxes, added to
the large profits of the margac-
inc manufacturers, keep the
price of margarine higher than
it need be.
There are four taxes on mar
garine:
A tax of quarter of a cent
on every pound that's made. A
manufacturers license fee of
$500 a year. A yearly whole
sale fee of $500. A retail gro.
GERS fee of Sc.
NEXT week Congress will
begin debate on the Rivers
Bill, which would remove all
federal taxes.
It's a bill that ought to be
passed.
But repeal of the taxes is no
guarantee that margarine pric-
es would drop.
The greedy Big Four packers,
who now are denying their
workers living wage while
maintaining record high prof
its for themselves, also make
margarine. They'll probably
want to add the increased rev.
enue to their profits.
But if the federal taxes are
abolished, the road may be
opened for repeal of the state
law that forces margarine con-
sumers to mix their own.''
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-04-24
Cleo imI3roglio
Oleo, butter trusts battle
but public takes the beatinq

sometimes better.
Ninety-eight per cent of all
the margarine sold in the us.
is made from vegetable fats and
oils, pasteurized and cultured
skim milk, and salt.
Margarine offers 5000 calor-
les per pound, exactly the same
amount as butter. All margar-
inc is fortified with $4,000
units of vitamin A, while but
ter's vitamin A content may
drop in winter to as little as
500 units.
"ENRICHED oleo-margarine
is more dependable source of
vitamin A than is butter" ac-
cording to the New York Aca-
denny of Medicine. "Since it is
a cheaper product than butter,
fortified oleo-margarine con-
SIltuteS good VENICE Tor the
distribution of vitamin A and
fats to low-income groups
The American Medical Asso-
citation, the committee on foods
and nutrition of the National
Research Council, and many
other medical authorities have
confirmed that claim.
And just a few weeks ago
DR.. Anton ]. Carlson, famed
psychologist of the University
of Chicago, joined two other
scientists in reporting that a
two-year study of children who
ate butter and those who ate
margarine showed no differ
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-04-24
Sfor-dusf

~ ANVASSERS for STAR
" subscriptions in Altgeld
Gardens, far South Side housing
project, made a good beginning
last Sunday. Ten subs were Sc
cured and 81 other people in the
project promised to pay for their
subs on the next visit.
+
jim PINTA. international rep
resentative of the Mine, Mill and
Smelter Workers Union, hasn't
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-04-24
Are you waiting?
scTUST wait It'll the Star subscl
to 81 a year"

Get UST wait til the Star subscription price
j to 81 year"
That's what we heard from lot of people. Just wait
they said, We'll bring in the subs by the busheful.
Well, we're still waitng-for good many
devoted readers and supporters
We assume that they waiting too-but ii may
be too Late since the period for the 81
fast.
The important thing is that the 48 election campaign is
on full blast And Star readers Wallace votes.
mats why we started this current campaign for $4,000
readers and showed the price down to 81 year.
This the time to those subs in This the job
this stage of the '48 political
You get at least five ST subs asking
NOW.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-04-24

let up any since
l a st We ar S
STAR subscrip-
ton drive. jim
my is campaign
director for Lo-
cal 758 a n d
promises t h a t
t h er e will be
1000 subs from
his union. Pinta
h a c m a n q a
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-04-24
BY PETER WILLIAMS

THERE'S proof that the Ma
III tional Guard is using the
UNIT Universal Military Train
ing) bill as blackjack-over the
heads of college youths. An
ad in Northwestern University's
Evening NU'' reads: HEY Eel
LOWS! Do you want excitement
and the fellowship of he
men? If your answer is YES
there's place for you in the
End Battalion, 131st Infantry,
the New Illinois National Guard.
Current UNIT bills which
have been favorably reported by
the House Armed Forces SUBJ
Committee now contain a pro-
vision which will exempt men
who are members of the Illinois
National Guard when the bill is
enacted"
HORTENSE. pretty puppeteer
who quit her job to help the
Cory strikers, is teaming up with
folk singer Win Stracke for Elk
pertinent" Horty says it works
this way: You ges into the act
with Win and Horty, and learn
how to operate hand puppets.
IT'S Sunday, May 2, I'll p. M, at
the Elm st. Workshop, 113 w.
Elm. Folks are asked to bring
along an original script (optionaD
and ST. donation mandatory.
Lee Luncgren, financial
sec'y, Local 1150 UE-CIO, and
his wife, Kay, are proud parents
of boy, Lee Charles, born
April 9, at Little Company of
Mary Hospital. We're
hepped up over the May issue Of
Masses & Mainstream." The
literary mag has Cd an article,
"The 10. Myth" by Walter S.
Neff, Chicagoan who headed up
the Abraham Lincoln School, and
% four drawings by Mitchell
Siporin, called "Haymarket," on
Chicago's Haymarket Massacre.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-04-24
NOW THAT Bob Holiowwa,

NOW THAT Bob Holiowwa,
Mine, Mill downstate information
al representative, is back from
union assignment at Fayette-
vile, N. Y, STAR subs should
begin to come N from at least
two more local unions in Dam
vile, Illinois. Local union lead
ers of that union in Danville and
Hoopeston set up a campaign
committee for the STAR several
weeks ago. Local 449 subscribed
for their entire membership and
settled their campaign in hurry.
Now let's hear from Locals 209,
808 and 854.
OUR FRIENDS in Campbell
Soup, Local 1914 F. T. A., didn't
waste any time letting us know
that they ARE going to get hun
dreds of new readers in the cam
paign. To prove the point, they
sent in 1875 subscriptions this
week as a starter. Henry Gist-
over, Chief Steward in the plant,
has pledged to get so subscrip-
tons himself.
The locals Committees for
Wallace have undertaken to
spark plug the sub drive and
they have decided to make this
their main job until May 18th.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-04-24

down payment on that promise
by turning in 237 subs as of
last Saturday, of which 112 are
from one shop, Bloomfield's.
Evening star., 1948-05-09
HElP WokeN.

SELL DREssEs from New York.rif.h
ss ne. dresses snits hnssrs snns ssms ssen "a
s,Uns yHsus write sas ssmD. soes
sS6Ef Sse .E: s1 e .sin xa1s stoe.
sun. STATE aFe. address and present
e1fiSiIaacriSTR eHHTRacriSR. Dsrson.Sis lady. sse $3.50.
seme sens sales esae expessnce hspfu but not .s
sential: pleasant job. excellent opportunity
me- meeting aG' public. CO. s75s between 10,
s1fzs4 s1' saf 1IasiTi.1s e. permanent; sen:
5-day week. vacation with pay. salary
gus free sutton ADpiyM Mnndsy IN per'0n ornns M5s
hss AsI . psrt-.iM. MiH POSITION n open IN Sta ths
CLASSIFIED advertisins department; Apple
esnts must Be accurate sspi:s: and sapsSls
Il. 4 scs. sss asys ss
$50 am. to $50 pm. and SATURDAYS, s
room 'G so3 HR fRs ERRGsaa EHRRGss Rsr'saai sH osi
IhSscsEssiNG IN sEs & u; BUSINESS neeessitates ...
panding our educational service. genuine
$3.50 81 scsp over Ssd aaa
intelligence more Important than experi-
snee teaching or social sery-
shGns sRHE npSffrM nTpasSffrMoe sfS 77s once s''E n.e.sss,
s:1s sa:se:s s ( sls dS.1tSso Is to
b po 'ses 2ou 'fss ksoW " h;ccMr scMr ONE. man or
woman. with some supervisor of music
aorP to sne ON sse H sr er
1sdo-s 81: -soss sun. Or 40. osss xsska.ys
Evening star., 1948-05-09
HELP MEN and WOMEN Cont }


COUPLE. white Or colored; wife q as up, up,
be experienced chauffeur and be able TO 90
minor repairs on cars; live in: local refer
s9sernooh esaos of sun ss4f wso
COUPLE, for beautiful neE tenant house
10 act as mothers helper; man to hsys n,;
outside LOB Job and sa6h DO chores: salary Can
around man: exper.. refs; req; live On
premises good ssiary wife as ooSx css ana +;
FooNTaN FL sTsT '0t CLERK. aies exper, white busy
TIEToN 1EaEfs,N PHARMACY. saSf 18th and i'd R sts.
FOUNTAIN HELP-well-paid work At our
perm. employment excellent opportunity
Gr aSH RHS or
Ria,mssns R1i'. s.@ nmfe e 4s6 p'm. 81 ns'' 'A '
JANIToR AND WIFE, colored. middle
need apply; very little work: salary and
ahBoRAToRY I2is6RsHEt Y E rEcHN1cAN wanted for
small hospital in Shena ndoah Valley;
salary open In reply give ase Wr1a
BOX 366. woodstock, Va.
MAN AND WIFE, middle-aged; wife: light
cooking and general housework. no laund:
o..
for appt. i aaalified only. Monday and
MAN AND WIFE, white or colored. $3.50
To- TO- do e'0 domestic work in ehiIdTens pvt.
s4oi ssttIO' Ga. % ave, 81. 1874. -
MAN OR COUPLE with small restaurant
free free . and d you take ali profit in place Of
IssFs fs'e g bs aats Boz e.
MEN, MEN WOMEN and students 81 an hour,
door doc It'd to door. Apply PAUL SALES CO..
1715 18th st. NV. %
RECEPTIONIST. experienced. good per-
sonality: veteran preferred; good salary.
SALES MEN AND WOMEN .o-;sn-s to sell direct rect
| to mothers: leads furnished, territory pro
pp NIX fx'f anes fsFnnss szBs 1E Tsh RoD
Canal st. s.w., Ex. 1870 9 am to l p Pm.
sa9h sens eosons Win Rd eacsn
saGf sRF WM e1RdRes HAHN es5s7ss e
sri sThNoGRAPHER-washinston Sis II otice. large
automobile msnutacsursr desires services
permanent perm. position. Five-day week, 40
hour Advise fully concerning edTcat,on
statesmen or WOMEN; en- liberal da. & comm; annr
ii territory yirsln; ,ooo CAN MR. KLEIN a.
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS in Brookland,
your w-s spare time. Cali DE 55O5 Monday
EASY EXTRA MONEY, selling friends
superb line greeting card assortments. per-
sonalized stationery. other items. e Tep
TERcRAFT., 100 N. Eutaw St. Balti-
WASrEDMHUsBAND WAN Z and wife for part
time assistance in bstter-elass rooming
have knowledge OF stenography; COM
pensation in form OF room rent. Phone
Sun. or Tues. ewes, ME. 24S5.
EXPERIENCED HELP for domestic or
public work; no fee. NATURAL EMPLOY
MENT AGENCY. NO. 1868. 13"
RETIRED GOVERNMENT men and women;
| if you want to keep busy in an interest,
ing and digniied sales position, this ad
will interest you we can easily train you,
as we have many Others to sell worth
/ while service by appt.; earnings can easily
run to over S1O0 per week: car necessary:
Write Box 1861. Star. stating length, OF
Government service, last dept. you worked
in and personal references. %
| FOOD COUNTER, experienced preferred,
good salary. Apply SU1rLAND PHARMACY,
1862 Suitland rd. s.e., HI. 6S6S. .
Evening star., 1948-05-09
SITUATIONS kARN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert: BOOKS stasssd. keps
ns1s m.n,, sinss asa,ts sa1 r.%nsansbie % ao7s
eoSUSsTiss;s SsTiss sooKK.Ir.sS; t.s . s:,y',s: ,',:
basis; prompt service. Randolph 4171.
ACCOUNTANT, expert. books opened.
slOsed si mo KEPT En- auassd syss rs's Tax 'eIys,ss
4ccecopSrANI sce ISi eo'ssookKEErINa service.
part time, books started, tax returns
imam. stmtssa;;, sudi's.; Ari.' Wash scH.
ACCT. auditor or once manaser. expsr:
worker. 8 yrs. public accounting. NO.
AtRSCIHiTrEicTURlL III III DESIGNER desires work
from builders. contractors, etc. ,29 yrs. exp:
IN types q euilsipss s9S 3s4sY s..iss:I ss.T
fstsred: long experience: strong construc.
ton man.-P Phone Dupont 374 ..,,.s
ATTORNEY, exec. exper., trade practics
law, FEDERAL laws. resulations. corp. nv'
seeks position where thorough lessi exes.
bus. exper. can be used. Box 49-A' "a"
1Oontinued On Next Pags,
Evening star., 1948-05-09
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

: 6O0KKEEPING MACHINE OPERATOR.
preferably with accounts receivable experi-
-e1ce; 44-hr. wk., time and half over
CLERK RK-STENOGRAPHER for part-time
work in downtown once, 20 or 25 hrs.
vk. Ideal for part time college student.
Call MR.. LEWIS, Ma. 1855.
Evening star., 1948-05-09
AGENT.

SELL CAST IRON and cast aluminium
cooking utensils, exclusive designs. direct
to consumers. JONES MACHINE g. FOUN-
DRY CO, Chattanooga ?, Tenn.
DEALERS RS-J0BBERS-Best deal on 1895
brushless auto paint; wipes smooth. dries
in few minutes. free sample. COVER-NU
1all N Lubbock. Tex.
smccess saIes hnou,,ns, rover th,s proves We
nearby territory home. stores, factories
prospects; low price. long profit, exclusive;
suildns. S RED rs Comet ns NC "'L LittIeton
Colorado.
WoMEN-Sell best line monogrammed ano
name and address stationery. tallies. etc
big comms.: sample book free. JONES
STATIONERY CO, Tulip and Palmer sts.
PHILADELPHIA 25. Pa
Evening star., 1948-05-09

rounainSs,s ealin,iiy osRenois opvn pvn.riepce
'sad ssa's salary as Expected Box ssf.Y S.sr:
sTENoGRApHERs. sECRETARIEs SEx-
ssss fsSa SoaKD or NJ
ss9GfESsossaRAshsrn s9f sssER aAlss rrr1sr. .sp.s, oias.
40 yrs; old, established Arm; GOOD salary;
excellent opportunity; references. Box "a
sTENocnArHMEs HER TT :I5r1sT, sal. .sl.ry. =. siso ,es
sToRE sf1Sa s'Ae; CLERKS for dry-ele.n,ns sna Us!
xSEER ISSNpSxE SsS 81 .a9
s"ishiSo as ssisehbosrd operator and reYersne.
must must be S sypist: perm; positioa. with good
pisai1stlon ssssias sa'sss .nd psa.isn e.s &spy
SS5;SR sHSRFr rssss1ss ss .ss :7s in
nursery school; room included If desired.
ss ss1.sas: esod
ff5 fFfG5caaSicfANMLaDer.tory aSie9 .E ..chnlsi.n ,or
sssfs aad hours :: 5Soas H.
1nsfEH'fTo, HhfEPhoNE OPERATOR, PIX eosIs; S
aphms, sIsaag hegEsd sesidens 70 9.nasss @
At lssS So;;i;.ssTSR J; t70S S.v. we an
openine for telephone operator. 5h-day
See See Mrs. Mcdonnell, ADDISON CHEvRo;,
LET sEs sSP sSSPKkSiots 1ssi tsa St
sood saIsry' Apply Chief Operator. CARL
TON HOTEL, 18th and Z sts. NV; -
TELEPHoNE SOLICITORS, residing in
Alex. or Arl. County; uni. home pnone'
some small exp. rea.: salary and bonus
FPtELEafsaaoNE IL afsaSoNE SOLICITORS, uni. phone,
some sales EXP. required; salary and bonus.
TYPiST, accurate, exper.; 4-day wk.:
permanent; opportunity for advaneement.
Box k73-B. star. "
Evening star., 1948-05-09
Hefp MoMRN.
/, must nave experience. See Mr
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.. us

e.eps NV Nv 1osk eass .aRsEsnsssx Co.
T19..sr, q g II: aiai::ur.nss; s-d., week. c.n MR..
q3SslNssi qSSls4 ior ri Hon. 7ss Once; ,n..r..,n. po.i.
nent rs employment. Excellent working con-
sas spd omen employs 81 .ns.nss Ssns H oRR
ssTATLIR. 18th and L sss. NV. Iii
minute. Tor NEWSPAPER once. sE.dsy
sosp..isstion sta1tias isl.r sx ss4S &c.
PM: speed % sbout so 80 x.p.m: '. 1ooH 5-dsy % 1s.,
tass 1ss Rsa 81 Hae:ssa $780, Rsa a sf
TYPIsT. knowledge Of shorthand. nee;
aessa aaa sS1k sEaks VI aoEsUcR Gs z e Co. SS
Lawrence ave. ne. NO. 6543. III &.
TYPIsT. bright young woman with good
handwriting. for exclusive speciality shop.
5sss!ss ss A1Rs HSafiz sss
TYPfsT for national scientific research
excel. working eond.; entrance salary; $lz5
800. Ext. SO.
1.lsn. mas aot be for m asss
st bet. 8 and r NV.
TYPIST or stenosrari1er for small local
Of Interesting work requires some ' one In
tive; perm. job; S-day wE:. downtown
WIIts: slyins age. exp. and educ. to Sox
TYPIsT, shorthand preferred for gen. Of
s8Is Ms; Rss'ins FaoTo ,So co ass
Pennsylvsnia ave. NV. re. 24s4. g
TYPIST for certified public accountants
N ssfs issrT sD.rs sys fss
TYPIsT. general ONCE work: pleasant sur
HsRfNs 7ss 1ssens ssh s. ns s.ssr'
TYPIsT, knowledge Of figures. 5-day week;
eSsnsenieNt eses iGsse.on' ssaa BY mortsase loan
ess1s ,ag.pes ~ ss vow
YoN' 1915 Juniper st. NV. GE. Oe17.
age speed: excel working conds:: store dis
SeVHs SWsY sad CO. hoSsRia11'ss1n saf g. Apply fAY
TxfisT y, psl.-tims architects once;
Dupont Circle area. RE. 4307. 10
vancement: sir-eooled ofnee." liberal dis
count on purchases. Apply once. YOUNG
HYPisr nEHs SHOE 9th lsag gt.s st. .1yer.nc: nn
clerical work. for downtown air-condi-
toned once; 5-day week; dictaphone ex-
perience desirable but not REQUIRED: State
Box 1867, Star. %
TYPIsTS for work on hourly basis. Pleas
ant WORKING cond. Apply Mr.. Humphrey,
HOUSE & HERMAN FuRN. CO.. sol
TYPifsTs wanted for filling in form letters;
evening work from to 10 pm. state
typing speed when replying. Box 257-z,
fTYPisT-cLERKs. permanent position in
ss S'f ke fS0d Mxk1s xsfkISf ne sn R15fF"?!a s4
TYPfsr.GLERk 1sR Is for small insurance once:
b-day wk. permanent: State age and ex-
:.1 sd.s z 4oh 81 VIZ nk sso as dsss
vacation, perm; tipping speed. so words
or better; some receptionist duties. Apply
RIM. 400. Tower Bldg, 14th and K SIS.
III TP9 PGt DhSne b.v. an ,mm.dl,t.
young lady. under 25 who. types ac-
curately with average speed. likes figures.
and has some training in bookkeeping
theory; more consideration will be given
II she believes she can file accurately and
n, is ,ss adept with adding machine and other
Once sap1111Ipment sp11I, mpst have sense Of
duties and ability to work harmoniouSly
with O. splendid group OF co-workers: CEN
traliy located air-conditioned ONCE; 5-day
week, paid vacation and group hospitaliza-
commensurate with progress. Please answer
n own handwriting. stating age, educa-
tion. experience. If any and inclose sample
r %YFTgsT sTT c4GsY ssr
327 Carroll st. NV. Takoma Park. B. C.
Evening star., 1948-05-09

1soo No Edison ST., or phone ow. 1000.
cLERK-TYpIsr for general ONCE work;
assy once IN 4ah9Ss oor sef1 PRs
cLERk: III K :TYPisT Tor Tor PUBLISHING firm; ressn.
as school dss ssasustfs xf ons
Raia Essa,8a 1906 Rs5e Es ist sSe anu
a1 ReeE psd
$50. with automatic increases. Call MA.
1oifkk.fyPisT. 1fl1 2 a f one Rm who likes figures
pliance firm; conv. location, good working
s%HHson2xLEs ARplY N 1878 s.
cTERK.TYPIsT. eTfaa , snP ase 1885. preferably
eona a1a ose aa Hsh IL School
hr wk. with ime-and.haf pay for over;
meals fI5n nad at scs oe ease pss npT
q. eCHL.EERKk-TYPIsT, high school graduate;
SSTr aSRrf7 g. Vi sse lsTs.s sAs
ssnERK.TYPfsr, sff M[ AfaEr knowledge of nlns help
ons fill so0d Apps saas Once s1ssR Mss
c1aIlHaakk-TYPisrs 1ala ( + Ps ta,, 1e to 90, white;
nraatse nas mast i've aIsh m parents e or
band: hrs, $40 to 5, IA day sats.; salary
70 start: s14o mo-; quick advancemeont'
cLERK-TYPIsT. branch ONCE national
finance CO. requires experienced typiss,
good at figures: permanent position. op-
portunity for advancement, 5a-day wE,,
vacation with pay. SH. 6S70, MR.. GROSS
RK-TYPIST-Young lady for ONCE in
northeast; interesting work good salary,
congenial office. Call MR.. POWELL, Ho.
$500 for appointment .. ~
established Arm, general office work. high
school graduate. experience not essential:
permanent position with opportunity. for
advancement for ambitious person; pleas
ant working conditions; Apply Mrs; G
Shelton, CHAS. G. STOTT & CO., 1910
New York ave. NV. -
CLERK-TYPIST, under 35. permanent po-
| sition with life insurance company, no ex-
perience necessary; pleasant working con-
ditions, short 35-hour. 5-day week. Apply
| RIM. 40s between Q am. and 8 PM, SIG
CLERK-TYPiST for old line insurance CO.;
! 5-day wk; pleasant working conditions
Apply 1880 I st. NV. End noor. -
Evening star., 1948-05-09

better grade dresses; excel. salary and
commission, 5-day. wk, perm. position,
free insurance and disqualification. paid
vacations. liberal discount on purchases.
Apply employment office. 3rd f., RALEIGH
HAPEPnASHER 1S1O IN
Evening star., 1948-05-09

1Continusd on Next Pags)
Evening star., 1948-05-09

ALTERATION HANDS for suits and better
type cloth work: good salary. permanent
position; air-cooled workrooms. Apply
ZIRkIN, S2l 14th st. NV.
APPOINTMENT CLERK, cosmetics con-
sultant and beauty operators; must be
thoroughly exper.; 5-day, 40-hr. wk: Ap-
ply employment Office, 4th floor, LANS-
BURGH & BRO, 7th, 9Th and E sts. NV.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-08-19
Veterans News

A limited number of internships
in Veterans Administration hospi-
tails will be offered qualified medi-
cal graduates. VA announced this
week.
Tn internships will be limited to
the rs VA hospitals now offering
residency training programs in CO.
operation with SO Glass "a" medi-
cal schools over the country. They
will be further limited to those hos
pitfalls which have bachelor quarters
available on the station grounds. A
survey is in progress to determine
what housing is available.
Southwestern VA hospitals where
internships are available are at Nc
Kinney, Dallas and Waco, Texas,
Now Orleans, La, and Gulfport,
Miss. Negotiations are in progress
between VA and Deans Committees
of Medical Schools for similar in
ternships at Temple and Legion,
Texas, Jackson and Biloxi, Miss.
Two types of internships will be
available:
G) Straight" for surgery, gene
raj medicine and other straight"
subjects, and
(2) Rotating" in which interns'
study, under a rotating schedule,
surgery, general medicine and other
related subjects. Arrangements will
be made for affiliated training in
other than VA hospitals for obste-
tries and pediatrics. Such affiliated
training may not involve more than
20 per cent of a year. The hospital
at which such affiliated training is
secured must be approved for in
ternships by the Council on Medical
Education and Hospitals of the
American Medical Association.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-08-19
GIVES PARTY

DR.. c. Z. Patton honored the fol-
lowing guests with swimming
party at the Lexington Country
club Friday night: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Rush, Mr.. and Mrs. Deck Johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Ray, Miss
Sarah Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Reid, Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Love,
DR. and Mrs. A. A. Derrick, Mrs.
Bill Sanders, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Chatwin Jackson, Jr.
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agencies, radio manufacturers, fill
ing stations, all offer service. The
trouble is that much of this is some
thing for which you have to pay.
And much so-called service is sim
ply mending something that was
not done right in the first place.
Tabitha's service was of a different
kind. 1t was genuine doing for peo-
pie who couldn't do much for them
selves and who certainly could not
do anything in return.
Even among Christians, when we
think of service we set our sights
sometimes too high. We think Of
Telemachus, who stopped the brutal
sport of gladiators numbering one
another on Roman holidays. We
think OF great missionaries or set
Element workers, or Christian
statesmen like Gladstone or Kuyper.
All honor to such men and women;
they inspire us all. Yet they dis
courage US, too. For these great
Christians are Special people;
they had outstanding talent, some
of them even genius. They had op-
portunities given only to a few, op-
portunities that do not come in ev.
cry ones lifetime.
Religion in the Hands
" E SHOULD REMEMBER this
w Tabitha, or Dorcas. All she
had was her hands and some pieces
OF cloth. Her only opportunity was
. poor city filled with poor people.
Her only talent was one most
women have: Plain sewing.
Yet the Tabithas, the Dor.
cases, make the backbone Of
Christianity. They are the salt
OF the church. the salt of the
earth. In your own town, In
your own community, II the
Christian religion is loved and
respected, II is not because of
the famous preachers; II is be-
cause Of the humble doors, the
people whose Christian religion
goes to their hands.
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ended, whether she
yer took part in q
prayer-meeting, whai
her spiritual life was
like, the neighbori
did not say. But they
cried when she wa.
dead. She was q
good woman, they
knew. When Simon
Peter came that