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Evening star., 1950-05-14

THE HECHT CO.
F st. at 7th NV.
ASPHALT TILE MECHANICS, 4-mos.
TARY FLOORS CORP. IA
ASSISTANT ADVERTISING manager
Excel. oppor. for young man thor
Must be creative; know good lay
BY, letter, giving full details and
THr sal sxPseteSa MP% Cd g R.,t5%oes Robert Welch
ASSISTANT TO DIRECTOR
Summer Day camp. Must be able to
aTxs arss desisS Give Si aee 9aIta
status, education, experience. Sal
ary Sl50 per mo. Box 1856. Star
AUDITOR. for foreign assignment,
with a working knowledge OF con-
struction accounts; must be capable
of clear expression in writing re-
ports Give details as to age. mari
ence. BOX 43I-G. Star. ID
AUTO BODY MAN-1st class only.
Apply. Mr.. Dali, Dali AUTO SERV-
ICE, 1886 Bethesda ave-, Bethesda,
AUTO T BODY MAN. painter. combina-
pay and working conditions Apply
in person. HERSON AUTO & APPLI-
ANCE CO; ia g st; NV -I5
Good working conditions and good
pay. Contact Mr.. Cooper, AIS MO-
TORS, INC. 1910 Wilson blvd. All,
Va. CH. 4100. IA
AUTO BODY MAN. must be Al, with
good references, non-drinker Apply
1887 irving st. NV. Ia
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Mutual, l71O q, Ma. O95A

MEN.
Estimator. genl. BLDG. exp, car, 500
up; arch. craftsman, 5 yrs exp,
$10O up; title elk, auto exp, bkpg.
ed, future. $50; sales, food, car
nee, $3.50 plus; sales, whsle. ap-
pliance exp, $40 up; steno. trans,
future, S234.
Bookkeeper. s. Sp., $50; admin. secy.,
500: secy., edit, sos; steno.. init.
assoc, $3.50 net; steno., advtg., $50
to S55; steno.. publg., ne, S45 to
start; typist. dictaph.. $500; clerk
typist, S165 Id
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SALESMAN-24 to a.. hiSh schooI
graduate, married. must own car;
representing large life Insurance.
company, ServicinE q debit; perms-
nsnt position. Good starting salary.
we viii train you for your work
Phone MR.. RACE, MA. SSSi. Mon
Gay, after 10 am. ii
SALESMAN, with car, to train locally
Tor permanent position with large
manufacturing company, VIII con-
Mner inexperienced man who is
work under direct supervision ~
msnager, not canvaSSinE Earnings
while training around 500 weekly.
Apply lllB o st, Sc. II am. sharp.
SALESMAN for LIQUOR store; must h.
eNper. For information call Sunday,
W 70 = pm, ia, a5sl Ia
SALESMAN, instrument ana records;
experience desired, excellent oppor-
progressive store. Apply LuBAR
INC q st NV. Is
SALESMAN. aGe - 10 30, perma-
nent, 5-day week Washington area:
eigarette manufacturer; car fur
nniSsed; 3 s,d, state experience. Box. e66-
SALESMAN for nationally advertised
candy eStab. territory. offered
eAcitS. for candies, Silver Spring
ana Annapolis terri: must have cash
deposit guar salary plus comm. and
exoenses For interview. write ctTR-
TISS CANDY co. oIl N BentsIou
81 Baltimore ~. Md
ESMAN-SAlary TO merchandise
ana sell nationally advertised Ero-
cery products for food broker car
necessary. Box AOl-G. Star
Evening star., 1950-05-14

Insurance Opportunity
One of largest. oldest and most pro-
gressive companies has splendid
general agency opening. This is a
five-figure opportunity. Reply, CIV
ing complete details All letters
held strictly confidential. Write
Boy tSS-G Star
Evening star., 1950-05-14

COLLECTOR with car, full or part
time. FALLS CHURCH CREDIT
BUREAU. FA. 0229.
COLLEGE GRADUATE, native of this
area, interested in sales manage
ment career. Large life insurance
company has opening for one out
standing man in its UNIQUE COLLEGE
teryiew. phone MR.. TooKER. RE.
COLLBGE STUDENTS. no matter
what your chosen field. training in
our business will be OF tremendous
benefit to you in realizing a success
in summer employment which will
pay well and which may offer man
agerial position after graduation,
call MR.; COL0U1TT. OR. 2144,
CoNcRhrf ! cm e I r6pRaMAN. pn must have
car. state age: experience and, sa'-
aFy desired. Our employees know
coNsTRUcT1oN 9 sE III S9@ supT.LFor frc Sssr rein-
forced concrete structure. Expert
ence record must stand inveStiga-
ton. as to completing jobs on time
Salary open. Box 4O3-G. Star.
COOk-Experienced sober, dependa-
In person at AMos's RESTAURANT,
6916 4th st. NV. Takoma Park.
CoUNTERMAN. experienced. for a
steady job; must be trusty. Apply
csEbfHT RI II faRPisHl DERPT. ASSISTANT, oepable 4
of operating MGR 1000 instailmeni
machine; excel. salary. EISEMAN'S,
70l 18th NV ~"-r {
Evening star., 1950-05-14

CREDIT AND COLLECTION
Experienced, for retail clothing store.
Excellent salary. ST. 2377.
CREDITMAN for credit clothing busi-
ness; must know the District; good
pay and rapid advancement to right
party STAR CLOTHING CO., S25
7th st. NV. IA
experienced, capable of operating
milking machine. Herndon 169-W-2.
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1921 14th ST. NV.
WEATHERGUARD
CORPORATION

SALESMAN. over 80, make contacts
on electronic equipment installs-
tions. Follow up inquiries coming
into ONCE. Drawing account for
capable man. CO 1929.
SALESMAN OR SALES AGENCY-For
Kentucky' Kent E'S'nis. nEis..tabHiished s4 ana .medi,
callS accepted, nationally known
hypo-allergenic cosmetic line. THIS
territory has number OF we'll
fsseshsd Sase s1psr.Se. sasouns s ADpd dst. ng
and thorough knowledge Of the ter
ritory. This is a top opportunity
for a reliable salesman or sales
agency, All applications viii be
cosIETIcs, NC i74I N. Western
ave, CHICAGO ID. III. --l5
SALESMAN with motorboAt, to work
on river. Good chance TO make big
money. NO. 7434
SALESMAN. with car, TO sell Guard
ian Service, Americas finest nation
ally advertised cooking and table
at the Washington Home SHOW.
Phone MR.. HoNEYcuT, Ii. 3-532e.
SALESMAN WANTED-A permanent
Job with old established Arm: we are
one Of the country's largest applica-
II you ere looking for q profitable
return for your efforts, call Mr.
MARSHALL at WI 6Os6. betw. 10
am. and 2 pm. and 4 D.m. %
statesmen 90. $50 vk. plu. COM
missions Apply Rm. 800, 2538
Penni re nhoay ave; IN; nv Monday Q am.
Statesmen, 2-One OF the Oldest cor
porstions OF its kind in America
needs men, age 25 to 40, to call ON
prospective customers In greater
Washington. We furnish all contacts
and win prove by actual demonStFa-
ton In the field that from S4OO TO
$500 per mo. Is being earned in .
formation and positive proof Of the
above, call between 1890 am. and
1890 pm; at 9ls Warner Bldg.
Statesmen - Established manufae-
turer Of money-back guaranteed
waterpfooilng products requires sales
men for Washington. Baltimore and
Richmond: age no handicap, but
must have transportation; liberal
commissions paid promptly as orders
accepted; repeat business protected,
Phone Chestnut 4l66 from q 70 S
Monday or Tuesday for interview. or
write TO P. o. Box 1861, North Sta
tipn. Arlington. Va. 49,
SALESMEN-We have an opening
for real estate statesmen Plenty
OF good leads furnished v WARD
BOSWELL. go s. Washlngton st..
Alex AL. 261s. TIE. 772l.
Evening star., 1950-05-14
INVESTIGATOR

Small loan company has opening for
ambitious youns man, exp. preferred
but not essential, auto required,
permanent position many employe:
benefits. Mr.. Hicks, 5000 Central
ave, Capitol Heisths. Nd HI.
Evening star., 1950-05-14
AUTO MECHANIC

Immediate opening. Excel. salary
and hrs. Company benefits. va
cation with pay Must be exper
References required. Apply
Manhattan Auto & Radio Co.
t-oe r+b 81 - 1S
Evening star., 1950-05-14
WOMEN
MISCELLANEOUS

Jr. statistician. 2O-25, exp. S24O
Dictaphone opr., 20-35 Sis
preferanceN 5000
Dental asst, reg. nurse 5000
v.p.m. 49, - s1a5
MGR 5000 opE $3.50
Typist, dictaphone exp. S175
Clerk-typists, many to S165
Clerk. man, good at fig
ures; hotel; . meals; 20-30 S143
Messenger, bank boy, white SLAB
Messenger, girl, white = $135
Evening star., 1950-05-14
NIGHT PORTERS

Colored; 40-hour week; steady work
for dependable men. Apply 1419 =
st. NV superintendent's ONCE.
GARFINCKEL'S
Evening star., 1950-05-14
9TH. sth and K SITS. NV.

Advertising Production
Break for young man seeking entry
into advertising agency. willing to
be all-around assistant, handle de-
tail desk, delivery, some typing;
plenty of GO. Elk. 6922.
APPLIANCE SERVICE MAN, expert
enoed on large electrical appliances
must have car; excellent oppor-
tunity; 40-hour week. See Mr. Brent,
SIMON DISTRIBUTING CORP, 615
Pa. ave. NV, RE. 21S0. lie
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER, drafts
man; permanent position in small
downtown office for experienced
man. Reply, Box 246-G, Star. ii
ter. $3.50, sales minded, needing
$4,000 VI: security advancement
A MARSHALL FIELD ENTERPRISE,
n RnY Q0RA rh
Evening star., 1950-05-14

COLLECTION MAN
Thoroughly experienced in telephone
sIT1ON. LONGS. 731 7th NV.
Evening star., 1950-05-14
u. S. EMPL. SERVICE
Clerical and Professional once
315 10Th st. NV.
NO FEES

U. .. EMIL. SERV1CE
Clerical and Professional once
S15 18th st: NV.
Female
Dept. head (ret. trl. age 25-35: 3 yrs.
gerie depts, 6-day wk., S4o-$45.
Saleslady. (ret.. tr), age 35-45, spe-
cialty shop; hrs. noon to 9 pm;
sales clerk tret. try. age 22-35. cos
metics-drugs; hrs. 8 to and l to
10 pm, alternate days; $50 wk.,
plus comm.
Private secretary: (mfs. renr,) age
25-35, "one-girf. ONCE; able s,Ss tS take ak
Private secretary Gns), age 25-35;
. yrs. secty. exp; shhand,-1 100 type
IS w.p.m.; single; 5-day wk.; ST.
Secretary (assn.), age 20,35, exp;
so w.p.m: 5-day 'wk.; $3.50 yr.
Stenographer (transp;). age, 1890;
exp. steno. and meeting public 5Ha-
""' Do NOT TELEPHONE
Male
Clk. -typist irnwks), age 20-30;
knowl. shthnd. and bookkpg.; type
As w.p.m.; 5ha-day wk.; S4O-S45 wk'
Craftsmen, mech. (2), age 2o-5o; exp.
plump. ana neat, laNOut. o-udS WA
$50 and up, plus OF, dep. on exp,
Executive. foods (mgmt.. eng. cons.),
middle aged; approx. 10 yrs. exp,
mgmt. commissary and mess hall;
exc. oppor. retired Army-Navy or
reserve supply officer who knows
food sales and food prep: foreign
assignment; 2-yr. renewable con.
tract with 3-mo.. leave at end Of
period; salary. $4,000 to $4,000
Interior decorator tret. tr), under 35:
3 yrs. min. exp; sales ,abil.; high
type: 5-day wk.: S65 wk. and up
Salesman sales an (ret. tr.), age 25-40; sales
exp; references reo.; '6-day wK';
stenoerspher (eonst.), age 20-3Q;
exp. in const. ind. pfd.; shthd; 50
| type As w.p.m.; 5-day wk.; YOU
sos wk; ,rn,,oxr
Evening star., 1950-05-14
SAFES ENGINEER

Preferably about 3h3" yrs old; must
be university graduAte accounting,
snRinecring or law desirable, mill
taTy BACKGROUND with commission
status Eiveu consideration, highrr
mathematics q prerequisite Write.
sivinS, ehronological history Of ar.
conphShments and Illustrate leader
NhLN nhlltN- Roy llN-l Siar
Evening star., 1950-05-14
AGENCY

Colorado Bldg. 14th and G. RE. 3a3s.
1T ISN'T EASY
WHY NOT LET US DO IT FOR
YOU? We will arrange an inter-
view for you with a firm conv. loc.
in your area for an Office Job. Drop
in any time for q courteous inter-
view.
9lS F ST.. Suite 301. ST 0957.
Evening star., 1950-05-14
statesmen, 80 OR OVER

Because Of expanding territory. havs
areas. REGARDLESS Of what you
have sold. IL viii pay you 70 in
vestigate our landscape planning
service We prove while training
that 7 out OF 10 prospects buy.
Good repeat business. No dull sea-
sons. Sold on open account. Top
commissions paid Immediately assist
you in earning good check hrst
week. Must have car and Good local
refs. For personal interview call
w. W. RICHARDSON. 10. 5-2701
or DI 1910 for appointment any.
time after Q am. Monday.
CONTINUED on Next Pass)
Evening star., 1950-05-14

SALES MANAGER. executive tyre. 20
handle major gas and electrical Ap-
phsnce dept Must know kitchen
layout and heat surveys. capable Of
earning $4,000 year or more
Apply J L, BATEAAN a SON, SOnk
Rhode Island ave ne HO. @SOO
SALES MANAGER Salary guar. Of
SO per Nk Plus an overrtght on all
Wash, Silver Spring Alex. and
Bethesda production Possible earn
mss would exceed $3.50 per week
We manufacture and distribute the
mos modern 3 track alum storm
window on the market Answer in
yonr own hand writnig Swing gen.
lnfnrtr, a ION E.,N TO- S.nr
Evening star., 1950-05-14
AUCTION SALES

UNCLAIMED ARTICLES from the
mails will be sold at public auction
Wednesday. May II, 1850. in room
3OS3, main post ONCE. Sale TO
begin at 10 am. Goods open for
Inspection Tuesday. May 16. In room
3OS3. from 9 am. to 4 pm.
Evening star., 1950-05-14
WOMEN
SECRETARTEc

WOMEN
SECRETARIES
Association .-. $4,000
Legal ..-.[-.-- So, 120
Exec. secy., average shorthand, S3,120
Automotive 3.100
Exec. secy.. shorthand not essen
tial to $4,000
sten. -receptionist, pleasant telephone
voice So. 900 start
1870; start ---'-.-, S., 900
S2,340
Typist, statistical. 5-day-----$2,316
Receptionist-clerk. 22-32 s.. 800
WALTER H. KESSLER
PERSONNEL SERVICES. :,
612 Wash. Bldg. 18th and New York
ua CT QAAO
Evening star., 1950-05-14
Sales REPRESENTATIVE

Opp for man OF responsible char
acter, TO become permanent local
representative Of old established ma
low pressure field Age no barrier.
Car necessary Systematic trainins
Phone SH. Sl66 for appointment
Evening star., 1950-05-14
RADIO PARTS MAN

AG<1O4o I AN ! . MAN
21 to 35, for work in radio parts
dept. of appliance wholesalers: &
day wk.. $50 to 5. Apply SOUTH
ERN WHOLESALERS. fNc.. 7o7
RADIO-Tv SERyICEMAN with car;
thoroughly experienced; references;
good proposition for steady sober
man. KENNEDY RADIO. 3407 l4th
st. NV.
REAL ESTATE statesmen
Must be experienced and have a car.
An opportunity for wide-awake
man to take advantage OF our vast
building program and resale depart
ment. Apply in person for inter-
PEAKE REALTY CORP. 2nd Il. be-
tween 9:30 am. and pm Ask
for Mr.. Cerstenfeld lie
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC-Com
mercial, domestic air-conditioning
With car and tools. Experienced
only. DEPENDO REFRIGERATION
CO., UN. S575. after pm. --l5
REFRIGERATION SERVICE MAN.
good pay and working conditions:
must be, fully experienced on air
conditioning, commercial refrigera-
tion and package cooling equip
ment; excellent opportunity for man
who can produce. Box T3-E, Star.
ROOFER AND TIMER Steady
work. Call ia SD7a IA
Evening star., 1950-05-14

80 ADAMS AGENCY
STENOGRAPHER. S24O MO.
National association; attract.ve. ef-
, adcient. .~t : NAg
Aviation industry; must be good.
STENOGRAPHER, S175 MO.
Legal Office; good beginner o. k.
STATISTICAL TYPIST, S240 MO.
Experienced in statistics. Man or
ED1PHoNE OPERATOR. $500 MO.
Pleasant SURROUNDINGS: must be good.
FIELD DIRECTOR, GIRLS GROUP
College graduate; Arlington resident;
must have car; $500.
CAMP COUNSELORS-MEN
College graduate only.
For camp in Vermont; $3.50.
PRIMARY TEACHERS. S220-S390
For positions starting in fall.
ELEMENTARY TEACHER-MAN
For topnotch private school.
ADAMS TEACHERS
Evening star., 1950-05-14
ROUTE SALESMAN

Opportunity for promisinS career with
leading Alexandria laundry secure
future with - 600 10 SIS, 600 income
assured for the man who can produce
results We offer thorough traininS
% man selected. BeginntnE salary.
S.lh mo Must Be \. $ OF eoIlegs
srac- bet - and 40 yrs. OF aEe.
prefer married man with family,
sales personality, sincere interest ard
a desire TO develop . career are ey-
Sential 20 this sob See Mr.. Krumm
or Mr., McCorn ick. BANNAR IAUN.
DRY, anl Oronoco St Alex. Va :.
Evening star., 1950-05-14

Business-Employment
SILVER SPRING.
Secy., 1-girl office, 5 da:, S55.
Bookkeeper, Rem. Rand, exc. sur
open.
Clerk-typist, small loan. $40.
D. C.
Steno., real estate, B day, $50.
HYATTSvILLE-RIV
Sec, interesting work, 5 day, S2,400
1906 Georgia ave. NV. 81. 1124
Open Monday till 8 pm. -15
ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
Secys., stenos., typists. bkprs.,. filt
clerks, office mach. oprs:, dictaphone
oprS.. others. 1920 N. Y. AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1950-05-14

Wanted by old-established insurance
company, no previous experience nee
essary. as we train you; guaranteed
salary and liberal commission; ages
% to 40. Apply Monday, Suite 4,
Evening star., 1950-05-14
FOUNTAIN MANAGER

With thoroush knowledge of opera
ton. including food costs and gross
profit; must be interested IN perm.
position and have good reference.
- Apply Thurs. morning.
WHET AN DPIIE
Evening star., 1950-06-25

WEDGES: A shoe clerk, we heard last week,
had just removed well-worn, E-width OK
ford from a customers foot and taken the
measurements for new pair. Good grief,
man." he exclaimed, ian E-width isn't for
YOU With that narrow foot of yours, you
should take an A."
The customer shook his head. mo-" he
said, I'm house-to-house salesman, and l
can hold door open wider with an E.
Evening star., 1950-06-25

For example, prayer has an important place
in psychiatric treatment. Often the psychiatrist
finds it necessary to help the patient relinquish
excessive and childish emotional dependencies
upon Others
Through prayer. the patient can take his trou-
bles to God and find the support and strength
he needs.
Only few years ago the eminent psyche
analyst. Jung, wrote: 'In thirty years have
treated many patients Among all my patients
in the second half of life, every one of them fell
i'll because he had lost that which the living
religions of every age had given their followers,
and none of them was really healed who did not
regain his religious outlook
HERE is evidence that LaSale's words are as
true today as when he spoke them long ago as
founder of the Christian Brothers, who today
conduct schools and colleges throughout the
world. Now. as always, for the sake of our work
in life, we must hold prayer in high esteem"
Evening star., 1950-06-25

DINNER MUSIC: A New Jersey hospital
was recently deluged by phone calls from the
parents of % newborn babies All had the
same problem: baby was happy and contented
in the hospital nursery, but cried all night and
refused his am. feeding after being brought
home. Why, why, why? the hospital asked
ITSELF
An astute doctor finally found the answer
When this batch of babies arrived, the night
nurses brought small radio into the nursery.
Soon, the infants got used to hearing all-night
disc-jockey programs while they were eating.
The parents were urged to serve up little
Dixieland with the am. bottle. The phone
calls soon ceased
Evening star., 1950-06-25
"A DOCTOR LOOKS AT PRAYER
by Edward A. Strecker, Md

JCold prayer tn high esteem II is the
foundation Of all the gfrtnes and the source
Of all grace needed 10 samctity ourselves and
to discharge the duties Of oar employment:
Adapted from ST. JOHN BAPTIST DE LASALLE
DRAYER is the language of religion; but it is
Il also mighty force in our daily life. That is
the wisdom expressed in these words by LaSalle
the priestly educator, whose 30Oth anniversary
is being celebrated this year.
A doctor sees many examples of the power of
prayer. Obviously, there is small value to the
mere hasty mumbling of formula of words
Nor should prayer be the medium of barter with
God: IF You do this for me, will do that for
You" Such prayer is reminiscent of the pack
rat, which takes something valuable, perhaps
jewelry. leaving in exchange scrap of paper or
pebble But true prayer by which mean
sincerely lifting your mind and heart to God -
can change your life.
Evening star., 1950-06-25

This Week
THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE
WILLIAM l. NICHOLS. Editor
EDITORIAL Offices: go Lexington
Avenue, NesO York II, NesD York
SCIENCE SAVES YOUR PET.................... 4
by Dickson f4ortwen
HELP -. SCHOOLS OUTl. q
BY Dick Ashbavob
"rM RUNNING AWAYw. Yw..................... Q
BY Ckories Corver
LOVE AT SEA. .......................... 10
by Leslie Lieber
AMERICAS SkAART SET. II
BY Jkon ond Jvns Robbins
WALLY'S WAGON. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
EvERYBODY.s ETIQUETTE. ..................... W
SLtDO<3kAM. ........... .....'''''''' -
HOW AMERICA EATS. TS........................ ~
lNDESTRUcTlBLE YOU. UI........................ 2s
Cover by Hy Psskin
Evening star., 1950-06-25

Names and descriptions of ali characters In fiction
and semi-6eon articles In this magazine are wn" ~
imaginary Any name which happens to De tnS ;dents
Evening star., 1950-06-25
DNnkNM;E.r

SIGN: reader reports spotting this one in
the window of a neighborhood grocery: BE
Like Robinson Crusoe = Have Most of Your
Shopping Done by Friday"
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-07-20
Mrs. J. A. Dicken
Celebrates Goth
Birthday Thursday

Mrs. J. A. Dicken, Durant's old
est resident and a citizen here for
81 years, greeted host of friends
on her 96th birthday on July 10.
Many friends came bearing lovely
gifts and flowers. The postman
was also laden with cards and
gifts from friends far and near.
Mrs. Dicken, with he same
sweet, cheerful spirit entered into
the pleasures Of the day whole
heartedly.
Three Of her daughters, Mrs. w.
B. Owen, Starkville, Mrs. Charles
S. Koonce, Memphis, and Miss
Elizabeth Dicken, Durant were
present. The other children made
a previous visit as they could not
be present on this occasion.
Mrs. Dicken is grateful to all
who contributed so much in max
her birthday one long to be rem
embered.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-07-20
Society Clubs : Personals
Library Notes

The Holmes County Library a,
Durant offers this week a very at.
tractive selection of novels, mys.
teries and western stories. "Worlc
Enough And Time" by Rober,
Warren. author of "All The
Kings Men," is very entertain,
ing romantic novel. CLOUD o,
Arrows" by Mary Frances Doner
another romantic novel q the
story of woman's strange fideli,
ty. Follow Me Down" by Shelb,
Foote. a young Mississippi author
in which one character is rumor.
ed to depict the courtroom an,
pearance of an attorney wei
known in Holmes county.
Mystery and western stor,
readers are sure to enjoy Nigh
at the Mocking Widow" by Cartel
Dickson; "Hunt With TIL,
Hounds" by Mignon Eberhart
The Episode OF The Wander
ing Knife" by Mary Roberts Rine
hart; Brother OF The Kid" b,
Paul E. Lehman, and THE Gal
Looping Broncos" by the incompar
able Max Brand.
The younger readers will enjo,
the Life Of Robert Louis Steven
son. by Jacqueline Overton, yer,
attractively illustrated, and al
illustrated copy of Stevenson,
BLACK Arrow"
Recent visitors at the librar,
have been Misses Gaye and Mar
cla Schrock, of Picayune: Mr.
George Cooper, Chicago, Illinois
Miss Mary Jane Mccarthy. Pasa.
dena. Texas; Miss Bryce Moore
jackson; Patricia Henderson. OF
Merigold: Mrs. Audrv Phillip.
and Miss Sandra Phillips, Somer.
ton, Arizona, and Wicky Mansell
of Canton.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1950-07-20
Mr.. and MrS p;u r,.L

Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Osborn have
arrived from San Diego to be at
she bedside of her father. Mr.
Mr.; W. c. Streetman, who re-
mains quite i'll at his home. She
IS the former Miss Jennie lee
Streetman. Other recent visitors
at the bedside of Mr.. Streetman
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Street
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Streetman, Jr., all of Birmine-
nam, and MIR. and Mrs, p. E. Row
ell, of Greenwood.