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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-10-19
Hospital Administrator
Endorses Blue Cross
To the Citizens of Holmes County:

To the Citizens of Holmes County:
Beginning Monday, October %,
every family in Holmes county
will be given an opportunity to
enroll in the Blue Cross-Blue
Shield plan. A representative in
your own local community will
call upon you to present for your
approval the benefits of the plan.
AS administrator of the Holmes
County Community Hospital / am
thoroughly familiar with Blue
Cross and believe it to be the
best plan for hospital and surgical
care available.
For this reason, l endorse this
plan and recommend it to every
family in the country - and urge
that every family enroll.
Blue Cross members will not be
required to make any deposit
when admitted to the hospital as
patients whereas all patients adj
mitted to the hospital with other
hospital insurance r required to
make regular payment and pay
their hospital bills in full when
discharged,
If you are a Blue Cross member
and admitted to the Holmes Coun.
ty Community Hospital at Lex
ington, you need only present YOU
Blue Cross card. Your hospita
bill and surgical fees are paid il
full. Any dependents in your ia.
mily under 10 years of age art
only required to pay $1.00 per da,
to receive the same complete ser
vice you receive.
There will be some one at tn
hospital during the enrollmen
drive at all times to explain ant
accept membership in Blue Cross
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-10-19
Low Cost, Non-P Profit
Health insurance
Plan Is Revealed

Beginning Monday, October %,
every family in Holmes county
will have an opportunity to enroll
in a non-profit hospital insurance
plan which will cover the cost of
room and board, almost all medi-
cine including penicillin, surgical
and maternity care. Member
ship dues range from $1.85 for
an individual to $4.75 for an en-
tire family, including all children
under Is years of age regardless
of number.
I This amazing low-cost insurance
is being offered under the Blue
Cross-Blue Shield plan, the ma
TONS non-profit voluntary pre-
payment health program. Indivi-
duals in Holmes county will be en-
rolled in a special campaign Oc-
tober 23-November 6 through spe-
cial agreement with the Holmes
County Community Hospital. and
District Two Community Hospital
in Durant and the doctors of the
county.
All the banks of the county are
cooperating in the enrolment
campaign by honoring sight drafts
of clients who wish to join Blue
Cross Blue Shield. Attention is
called to the advertisements ir
this section which explain some o.
the advantages of this plan, anc
how to join.
Blue Cross members r not re.
i quired to make a deposit wher
they are admitted to the hospital
whereas all patients admitted t.
hospitals without hospital insur
ance are required to make regula.
and pay their hospita
bill in full when discharged. BLU
Cross subscribers who r admit
ted to the hospital are asked t
{ present only their Blue Cross card
!. hospital bills and surgical fees ar
, paid in full when the patient is
member of Blue Cross-Blu
5 Shield.
! An experienced Representative
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-10-19
Blue Cross Enrolment Campaign Begins In
Holmes County Monday; County's Two
Community Hospitals, Doctors Cooperate

of Blue Cross will attempt to con-
tact every family in Holmes coun-
ty during the enrolment drive.
There will be someone at both
hospitals at all times to accept
membership for this plan.
This program works hand in
hand with the States Hospital
Construction Act which is spon-
sored by the Mississippi Commits
sion on Hospital Care, and as
sures newly constructed hospitals
that they can be self-supporting
with the more than liberal reve-
nues received from Blue Cross
benefits for disqualification of Blue
Cross members.
The Mississippi Hospital and
Medical Service is one of the 90
Blue Cross-Blue Shield plans in
the nation, each having its own
local administration and rates and
benefits set to provide maximum
service at minimum cost to resi-
dents of its area. The nations
Blue Cross Plans have a member
ship of over IS 5000, 900, and Mis-
sissippi claims over $4,000 of these
members.
Mississippi Hospital and Medic
al Service has received the ap-
prevail and endorsements of the
Mississippi State Hospital Assecia~
ton, the Miss. State Medical AS.
Soc, the American Hospital and
American Medical Associations.
The plan is the doctors and hos
pitals' own approved program for
voluntary prepaid health care.
The increased benefits resulting
from the special arrangements be-
tween the Holmes County Com
munity and District Two hospitals
and Holmes county doctors, and
the Blue Cross-Blue Shield ser
vice, will automatically be passed
on to those who are already mem
bers, it was announced Tuesday,
by j. Morris Raines, special rep
resentative of the Blue Cross-Blue
!. Shield from Jackson.
!, No special contracts will be IS
, sued, he stated. This information
. will be of value to many Holmes
fountains. who are now members
, Nov. l will be the effective date
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-10-19
Fourteen Holmes Men
Get Induction Orders

Fourteen Holmes men have re-
ceived their induction orders to re-
port for U. S. Army duty on Oct
ober Is, according to the local
Selective Service Board.
These men are, white: George
Conious Farrell, Durant; Alvin
John Able, Jr., Rt. 2 Tchula; and
George Glenmore Edwards, Route
6, Lexington.
Colored. Arthur Anderson, Ri,
/, Cruger; Robert Lee Phillips
Lexington; Alfred Barnes Will
laiams, Route 2, Cruger; Albert
Harris, Route /, Pickens; Roose-
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-10-19
Hornets To Pluy
Benton Friday

The Lexington Hornets will
meet the Benton eleven Friday
night at 800 on Beall Field. Last
year the locals defeated the Ben
ton team 1916 on the Benton home
field.
Thursday night the Purple Wave
met defeat at the hands of the
Sails team 800. The game was
played on Bennett Field in Du-
more received a knee injury in the
rant. Backfield player Billy Gil.
game and is not expected to play
against Benton this week.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-10-19
Sincerely yours,
WALTER D. SMITH,
Administrator,
Holmes Co. Community
Hospital

welt Alexander, Mileston; James
Allan Woodland, Route 2, Tchula;
Otis Watley, Jr., Route 2, Tchula;
Pinkney Rosby Benson, Jr., Route
8, Lexington; Nose Sanders, Tchu-
la; David Lee Galloway, Route 3,
Durant; and Henry Lee Wilkes,
TchII1a
, 1950-11-09

The Hardware and Lumber
of Rob't L. Merwin & Co. Inc,
will be closed for business
with the General Public, from
November 18th to November
18th, inclusive, due to the
taking Of the Annual Inven-
tory.
, 1950-11-09
PUBLICATION

It is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that $9444, represent
ing interest accrued on the in
vested capital Of Prince Val
demar's Wedding Memorial
Fund 70 rassisting INDECENT
persons in St. Croix, will be
available for distribution on
November 10, 1850.
Those who desire to share in
this distribution should for
ward their applications to the
undersigned, duly certified,
not later than October q, 1850
Office of the Administrator
Christiansted, st. Croix, VI.
October 8, 1850
Harry E. Taylor
Administrator for st, Croix
, 1950-11-09
To the
VOTERS u FRIENDS
To the

! take this opportunity to
thank you for the support you
gave me at the polls on Nov
ember 7th. | pledge my con
tinued interest in the general
welfare of the people of this
island and Of the Virgin Is
lands as a whole.
THANK YOU" meetings
will be held on the following
dates and places:
Sat. Nov. II, C'sted Market
at $50 P. NJ.
Sun, Nov. II, at Grove Place
at $50 P. M.
Tues, Nov. IA, F'sted Band
stand at $3.50 P. M.
Other meetings in the rural
districts will be announced la
ter.
L. E. HARRIGAN
Membe=-at-Large
, 1950-11-09
PUBLICATION

AL interested persons are
hereby advised that lists of de-
linquent Real Property Taxes
and Night Soil Removal Ser
vices Fees for the calender
year 1949 have been posted in
the lobbies Of the Department
of Finance, both at Christian
sted and Frederiksted.
Unless the amounts shown
are paid by May |, 1851, the
respective properties will be
attached by the Sheriff in the
manner provided by law.
Office of the Administrator
for st. Croix,
Harry E. Taylor.
Administrator for st. Croix
, 1950-11-09
NEWS

The SIS &C. G. THULIN"
northbound is due at Freder-
iksted on or about November
18th, accepting freight for st.
Thomas and New York.
Rob't I. Merwin & Co, Inc,
A1coa Steamship Company. Inc.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-03-11
Garden Group
r.OaF Years utd

The kodiak Garden Club
celebrated the anniversary Of
its fourth year Wednesday
night at the home of Mrs. Ben
Kraft. A cake with four
candles was prepared for the
occasion by Mrs. Kraft.
Election of officers for the
coming year was held and the
clubs bylaws changed where
by each member will serve as
chairman for one month and
preside at two meetings.
The chairmen and the
months they will preside are
as follows: Mrs. Kraft, April;
Mrs. Charles Graft, May; Mrs.
John Given, June; Mrs. Bea
Nachtweih, July; Mrs. Jay
Holman, August; Mrs. V. w.
Root, September, Mrs. How
ard Tread, October; Mrs. Lee
F. Bettinger, November; Mrs.
Glen Banks, December.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-03-11
Indian Film At
Center Sunday

mjun Talk, a sound-color
movie taken in Glacier Nation
al Park and portraying the
graphic beauty and symbolism
of Indian sign language, will
be shown at the Community
Center tomorrow evening at
'7:3O O'Clock. The film, which
features Colonel Tim Mccoy
and Chief Many Treaties, is
furnished by the Standard Oil
Co. Admission is free.
Subscribe to the MIRROR
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08
DOTHAN, ALABAMA
"Center of the Tri-State Area"
"Stor Of Glass"
Just OFF the Press

STAR OF GLASS, a novel
about a Brooklyn girl who works
in a Manhattan synagogue. was
published by Dodd, Mead on Sep
TENDER 5th. The author is Ann
Birstein, who submitted her novel
to Dodd, Mead's annual Intercol-
legiate Literary Fellowship con-
test while she was a senior in
Queens College.
STAR OF GLASS tells the
story of young Fay Rosen, who
takes job as secretary to a rab-
bi-to her family's emphatic and
colorful disgust-and finds there
experiences of faith and love, as
well as good deal to laugh
about. Miss Birstein writes with
brilliant and authentic humor and
a warm sympathy for her char
acters, as well as a sharp eye for
their foibles. Chosen unanimous
ly as the winner of the 1948 con-
test, STAR OF GLASS, we be-
lieve, marks the beginning of a
distinctive writing career.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08

Jerusalem's growth as a popu-
lous Jewish community began
just about a century ago. In 1850
the city numbered about $500
Jews out of a total population of
$4,000. In 1900 the Jewish COM
munity of the Holy City had
grown to $4,000 out of a total of
$4,000. Today, Jerusalem has a
Jewish population of well in ex-
cess of 100000.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08

RABBI SAMUEL NJ CUP
Rabbi Samuel NJ Cup of Dothans Emanuel Congregation
resigned from this pulpit accept with Congregation
Sholom, Chicago I'LL, where he will reside as rabbi.
Rabbi Cup formerly of Columbus Ohio. former
member of the Board of the Union American Hebrew
ons and officer of the Central
Rabbits During the 94 he toured the higher institutions
Ohio the with Dr. Everett Cnchy
Senng the National Conference Christians
better relations among all students.
Evening star., 1950-06-25

Tremendous savings super quality Jack Tar togs.
the togs you rely for fine workmanship long wear
appearance Natty sunsuits, boxer shorts sport bous
leach piece Sanforized' in fine quality cotton broa
CLOTH pque chambray seersucker novelty fabrics Siz
to a, to 6x and each only 99c Tuck baby unde
your arm and be first in the door tomorrow!
shrink kmost thar
Washington Spring
Evening star., 1950-08-07
BOAT ADVERTISEMENTS
are located between Water
front Property and Automo-
tive advertising.
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

CocKERs9s wee weeks az AKG e. ress;j
type, males: 9 wks. old; 8 left out
OF litter Of 10; Axe litter registered.
Call Daleview 9027. 3
BOXERS, 2 months, sired by ch.,
Baron Trevor of Tredegar, import.
bitch; priced from $50 to S100.. JE.
ENGLISH BULLDOG PUPPIES, 3 mo.
champion sired, wormed: shown
Sunday only. Call EN-. 1886. -6
CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES, tiny females.
standard males. pedigreed, best blood
lines MERONETTE KENNEL, Box
243, Middletown, Pa. Phone 3S01. 7"
8 EIGHT-WEEK-OL pedigreed per-
sian, kittens and 2 pedigreed white
PPEK9l PfEEKsl9en pG. e'tsi Ties. RosEDERE g cat
BOXERS. z beaut. puppies. Axe.
both grandsires champion; sire al
ready has l champion. Gil. 2913.
COCKERS-Black female, prolific; 8
pups 1st litter; also puppies; all
,AE Axe ~ reg; ,S 81; 5623. 10
beautifully marked tri and sable;
Axe registered. OIL. 264S. IS
COLLIE. Blue Merle thorobred; 2
years old; will sacrifice price; own
er leaving town. LU. 4-4223, -S
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS. pedigreed
reg. Axe; 6 wks. to 3 mos; $50,
S25. MI. 1924. Mr.. TERRY. -S
Evening star., 1950-08-07
HELP WOMEN

Srts Piece ashEssd rases stssdv poesiton .!ssI
CLEANERS. 1923 s.. Capitol st. -
SILK 'RESsER, must be exper.. re-
liable; steady lob: good salary, Ap-
s1y sEs., DEHoN4dS AB, fd6o' VALET 2el@ Cog c01n
STENoGRAPHER for Arlington Law
ONCE, experienced in local title de-
tail desired; will pay good salary
to qualified person; 5-day week; air
conditioned ONCE; will consider for
either full or part-time work. Call
GIL 1S43 or OW. 0121 for inter-
view. -
STENoGRAPHER. young lady. with
aptitude for figures. by lumber COM
PAM, Ii,oI. in Bethesda, M Nd; State quail
ply to Box 492-R, Star. 10
STENOGRAPHER. efficient In short
hand and tipping for Washington,
Q. =. once OF steel fabricator; sal
airy open. MR.. SANDEL, RE. 7993
during business hours or CO. 1888
evenings. -S
STEINOGRAPHER-For scientific re-
search organization; interesting
work; 5-day week: excellent workins
S225. a. month, depending upon
qualifications; opportunity for pro-
notion. oSSali Monday, Ex. 500
Branch 30. -
STENoGRAPHER, exper.. b-day week
pleasant working conditions. Per
manent position. gill 3 st. NV
NE. 0160. 3
STENoGRAPHER-Patent attorney
ONCE; pleasant working conditions
Under 40 Must be rapid and in.
telligent. MA. 6l3S
Evening star., 1950-08-07
INSTRUCTION COURSES

EARN YOUR DIPLOMA at home IN
engineering; 400 other courses. !
c. s.. 2l0 Bond Bldg. ME. s166.
MODEM TRAINING IN oeaut, cul.
lure. all subjects taught Approved
by Government, for GI training. day
and evening glasses WAR Fl YNN
BEAUTY COLLEGE 'e'" e +" nv
SCHOOL OF FRENCH LANGUAGE,
Dupont Circle Bldg; Introductory
offer 5 private lessons, SO. WI
COMPETENT ARTICLE and feature
writing instruction by writer who
has contributed, to over 100 maga-
rs!x. Gsll no REGEfr1oNlsf t1st oss III cousssEs
courses. New classes now starting
Reg. today. BOYD SCHOOL, zoo
18th, cor. g. MA. 2340.
typsF apsnx ez1S S esss essshnf sboIt t.
easy methods; As wks. Beg: and
refresher course. Gregg & Boyd
ing. court reporting. start today
Make money while you can. BOYD
SCHOOL, 700 12th, cor. G. MA
LisTINGs URGENTLY NEEDED
Selling your home is one of the most
important undertakings of a life
time; entrust the sale Of your home
reputable flrm fully equipped to
render the best possible complete
service; we have many, many quail
flied buyers ready to buy homes
from $4,000 to $4,000. Please
call us for. a discussion Of your real
LIPS, DI. 1411. IL
Evening star., 1950-08-07
MIscL. FOR SALE Cont. J

FURNITURE-Bedrm.. liv. rm;, din.
5Iap. Gm kitchen chen set lamps end tables
STssI 3In $50 sssS to ssaa ss5 or 81 gfs
FURNITURE-sofa and chair: 7-pc
oak. jr. size dining suite; all excel
cond.; will take best offer. ia. S-0615.
FURNITURE-Davenport, blue frieze
VIII! With slig d,o cover, exGel. cond.; 0o1i $50
modern lamp. . Chinese Peel chairs,
washing machine, Dastrom kitchen
set, set; rollaway ,sEo bed, misc. No dealers.
FGRN.N7;-ft' Gf!s ar fs4Oi refrigerator, Da1eno. na
Geranium ct. NV. Z"
FURNITURE, ETC.-High grade new;
also used furniture, refrigera-
tors. radios. rugs; new high-grade
kitchen equipment, stainless steel
etc BY, order National Metropol-
itan Bank executor estate Grace N
Hunt; new furniture and storage
companies and other consignors, at
Weschler's Auction. 905 E st. NV.
second floor sslesroom) tomorrow,
until mid afternoon. New furniture
includes high grade sofas, Hide-A-
Beds. kneehole desks; dining, cock
tail. lamp, END and occasional tables;
gossip bench, corner bookcases
lamps. studio couches, mirrors, sum-
,mer rugs. ETC.: also twin and double
beds, springs, innerspring mattresses,
cedar chests; dinette, bed and living
room groups, secretary, chests of
dactsd G5asdF' on sse sssond oor sales durns
remodeling.
FGRNfTURE-Din. rm. set. carved
buffet, arm chair. 5 side chairs,
sYp sd 6sfs sDSo tyRf VIZ %aRe 4sSs Springs
EURNITURE-Crib with mattress;
playpen; $40. TR. 1891. -
FURN., LIV. RM.-sofa, . chairs,
2-tone mohair, hest constr, S10O;
nursery chair; 81: 1912: -
room, din. room, liv. room. from un-
etc, at great savings. LION STOR-
AGE BLDG, 400 New York ave. NV. =,
Gss dssy loS RssiFs ST. til 4 RE :.G 43lC Il
SALES, 2237 Ga. ave, DE. 1910
GAS RANGES, used; summer sale;
from $50: guar. JOHN G. WEB
STER CO., since 1912. 627 F st. NV.
GAS RANGES-NeW. uAsd; all sl4es
Ho aea'efs To-; snd 7,s ,'cve' acHE sToys E9sa
HoT-wATER BOILER. new, gas
fred Mueller. distributors closeout
only S193.25. and one at S65 SO. IT.
radiation, only S279?6. McCREA
E9UIPMyIENT 2syI co. 616 End st. NV
KiTCHEN CABINET. white enamel.
S4 in. high, Is in. wide, q in. deep.
Chevy Chase. WI 1859 -.
LIVING ROOM SUITE, 2-pc., Kroeh-
Ter. blue frieze, good condition; 500;
rug, size 6x6, rose. SO. AL. $685.
LIv. RM. SUITE, 3-pc.: wine sofa
and chair also blue chair; 500.
LIVING RM. SUITE. 3-pc. Kroehler
wine and blue, practically new. $500
"a Gu. #. Coldspot refgr., like new
$500 cash; 9x12 green rug, SIC
cash. Call AP. 0404 or WA. 0044
LIVING ROOM SUITE piece. solic
green; good condition; S75. Cal
An R0-O
Evening star., 1950-08-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

RADIO. combination table modeli
Venetian blinds. $12. Call Ii
RiEFERRITGGERAToR-oibson 7-eu. it.,
with vegetable bin; 2 yrs. old; like
pnss; new; SI35; Is -cS Ax; 4oHs: ...,nrso,:e
years old, perfect, o cubic feet, S135.
Taylor Junior washer. SIS. GE
REFRsiiGERAToR, Gas servel 2alec-
trolux; S100. WA. 7775 before 9
RPGFFk1GERAToR. 7.cu. IT.; excellent
REFRiGERATok. Gas1 nifsF r. keivinator S4h Moist
l19i2 li Grafton St, Chevy Chase, Nd.
REFR1GERAToRs HF i2s - Recona., guar.
P. o. SMITH, S. 8 S. INC. 1914 ii
St: ne; II: 3-2546, Ii. 3-6O60.
sale, from SIS; guar. JOHN 6.
WEBSTER CO.. 627 F st, NV.
REFRIGERATOR, WESTINGHOUSE, 4h-
cu.-ft.; excel. condition. almost new,
$50. Call LO. 5-0097. -
REE RIGLnATORs. 4Oas disc on all
noor models: last years models
siS SSssIIII SsII ,iIs SIo!Af si SpspiLISScat SS sS;
1911 N1EnOlS ave W " tUW
ROASTER. WESTINGHOUSE, complete
used about 10 times; $50: l02 Graf
ton St. Chevy Chase. WI. 1859. -
SAFES-Variety good, used safes, all
sizes, reeond;. ready for delivery;
can be fitted for your USE going
fast. First corners have best choice.
Also money chest for every pur-
pose. THE SAFEMASTERS CO.,
626 Mass. ave. Elk. 5760.
SAXOPHONE. tenor, $3.50. CO. 1857
SEWING MACHINE, Singer console
model, de luxe head; exceptionally
good condition.; with accessories;
$500. OW. S76S.
STATIONERY. 1c sale; jewelry. china
and gifts. half price; LEE, 616 Pa.
STEEL BUILDINGS with aluminium
oSMs's PoNT 1RoSwoRKs. s5S VeSAn iiss SitSs 18Th &
st. NV MA. 3766 IS
STENOTYPE, Iate model; recondi-
toned. guaranteed. S42;oO. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 l4tb st
Evening star., 1950-08-07
HELP WokAEk

YOUNG LADY. with knowledge Of
typing for employment in local bank.
Apply Mr.. Mason, west end once
of THE WASHINGTON LOAN &
TRUST co" 18th and @ SITS. NV.
YOUNG LADY, 23-40. with some
ONCE experience. to do light book
keeping and sales work; Apply
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.,
S417 Ga. ave-. Silver Spring, Md. 3
PERSONABLE, aggressive lady want
ed for q nationally advertised or
well above average income. Car re-
quired for local driving. Experience
in teaching, organizing. or meeting
people an asset. Permanent posi-
tton with excellent opportunity for
Advancement. For interview. write,
give give gussii1cstions and phone No, a to
Jewel Christmas cards. II for ST;
also 80 and 20 for 81 with name on.
No experience or investment needed.
Church groups and clubs raise
money this easy way. Samples and
selling plan on approval. JEWEL.
Phila. S3. Pa.
CHRISTMAS CARD MoNEYMAKERs.
Sell de luxe 81. box, make TO soc
profit; 80 cards with name 81.
Printed book matches; fund-rais!ng
plan Samples on approval. EN-
P1RE CARD. Elmira, N. Y.
CLERICAL POSITION In large
downtown offce, for recent high
school graduate with some knowledge
of shorthand and typing. ME. 53o6.
BIG MONEY FOR YoU-show Wei
come Christmas cards, u for 81,
also so and 25 for 81, with name
on. No experience or investment
needed Church groups and clubs
and selling plan on approval. VEL
COME, Dept. $40, 1858 Plane St.
SALES ABILITY? Have you often
wondered II you possess the traits
necessary to become successful In
sales r eSTssr5 ints4,stor Il sale, 81 whs apSt nSs
test at our exosnse:, After a
friendly interview we'll give you
an honest yes or no answer: The
position we have open is for an
alert peisonable woman who needs
wishes to supplement the fsmily's.
Our work is dignified and challeng-
ing. No door to door canvassinR. We
advertise nationally in Harpers
Bazaar. Vogue, Brides, etc. This
Car necessary for local driving. To
arrange for persona Interview, call
OR. 1872 between Oil am, ask
LADIES. over 20. to sell wearing ap-
parel. by Real silk. thru personal
contacts and leads; about s. hour,
day or evening. Phone MA. 1855.
10 to 8.
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN, white, as
houSekeeper companion, for middle
aged woman, to live in; local refer
ences required. Call ST. 1880,
8 am. to 4:30 pm. Monday thru
Friday for appt. for interview. IS
MARRIED WOMAN-This ad is ad-
dressed to that woman who cannot
work regular once hours, yet needs
extra income. My company has an
opening for some bright woman to
take care of business for local firm,
well established. Write me for in
terview. MRS. M. AMERICA. $500
COLLEGE STUDENT desires part
time evening employment. Write
Box 24-V, Star. 7s
Evening star., 1950-08-07
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC tcont.)

WOMAN. colored. wishes g.h.w
DE. 6196.
GIRL, colored, wants g.h.w.; live-in;
ref. Telephone ST. 97S2. Ask for
HILDA,
COLORED-G.H.W.i part time. DE
S76S
COLORED WOMAN wants part-time
morning work; g.h.w. Call before
Evening star., 1950-08-07

MIDDLE-AGED colored woman wants
general housework; 5-day wk.; excel
nursemaid; refs. Call week days, g
to g. IA. 1850. s.
COLORED GIRL wants domestic work
or nursemaid; 8 days a week, hours,
3 until 2 o'clock; references. Call
Ii. 3-056S. 7'
Monday through Fri; 8 am. to l,
or 2 to 6. Phone Ii. 7-1125.
H0USEKEEPER, white, settled Chris
ttan, desires Ink. motherless home;
aged cple. or convalescent not bed
fast; pvt. rn., no laundry; on car
line. close downtown D. c.; S25 wk.
Ii. rP595: Ii. 1922 all week.