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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-08-17
Mrs. Oscar Hawkins
Dies at Home of Daughter
At Hansonville

Mrs. Oscar Hawkins, 88, died
at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. G. A. Ferguson, at Hanson
vile, Friday, Aug. IL, Death was
attributed to the infirmities of
old age.
The deceased was born in
Giles County ma September Fl,
1861. She was reared in Giles
and Russell counties. After her
marriage she lived for some
years in Dickinson County, at
Darwin and at Dwale. She had
spent the last years of her life
with her daughter at Hanson
Vile. She WIS a member of the
Methodist church.
Burial was in the Dick Mills
graveyard near Isom Sunday,
with message from Elder Har-
rison Mullins. Mrs. Hawkins was
buried by her husband, who
died in 1910.
Surviving are one brother, Viii
liam Strouth of Georges Fork, and
the following children: Mrs. C
A Ferguson, Thomas Hawkins,
Emp Hawkins, Edgar Hawkins,
all of Hansonville; Willie Hawk
ms, Praise, KY; Miss Sylvia
Hawkins, Clintwood; Monroe
Hawkins, Dwale, and Carl Hawk
ms, who lives in the state OF
Washington.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-08-17
County Schools To
Start September 4

Schools will not begin in this
county Until September 4.
This announcement came
from the superintendent of
schools Wednesday morning.
The reason for the later date
is the fear Of polio. The last
weeks of August are usually the
ones in which danger from the
disease is the greatest. The SUI
perintendent feels that the dan
ger will be less in September.
A further announcement is
to the effect that the teacher
list for the county will be re-
leased next week.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-08-17

Read The Little Ads"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-08-17
BEAR TALE ALARMS
PEOPLE OF
CLINCHCO

And now comes Convey SilcoA
with a bear tale from Clinchco.
Donald Murphy, he says, went
one afternoon this week to his
garden away up in Powerhouse
Hollow, thinking to pluck him.
self some roasting ears and to-
matoes. Opening the garden gate
with this pleasant thought in
mind, he came to a sudden halt
and stood transfiXed at the sight
of a black animal that was help
ing itself to the choice produce
of the garden. The beast cooked
a quizzical eye in Donald's direc-
ton, as if to inquire the purpose
of his visit. Donald then realized
he was facing a bear. He regain-
ed the power of motion and took
off like a scalded cat.
Now Covey is a sort of chimney
corner lawyer, dispensing legal
advice without fee. and to him
came Donald with his problem.
Would it be legal for him to hunt
and kill the bear?
After taking much thought,
Covey delivered the opinion that
since the bear had committed no
overt act, both state and federal
laws would protect him. Despite
this opinion, several citizens of
the community got bear-hunting
on their minds, having little else
to do as work in the pits is very
slack at this time. Two or three of
the aforesaid citizens, gathering
the fiercest dogs from Nealy
Ridge and Tarpon, gave chase to
the bear.
Ollie Pippin, a mine foreman
at Number Seven, AYERS that he
saw a pack of dogs batting a
bear, which presently grew tired
of the sport, swept the dogs
aside with his paws, and lumber
ed across the hollow and over
the hills to other places.
But the talk OF bear-hunting
still goes on at Clinchco, says
Convey. One citizen has heard so
much of it that he has declared
in disgust that some people in the
community want to kill every
thing that flies over with feath
er. on it or passes by with a hair
on its body.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-08-17
Community Meetings

Community picnic to be held at
Yates School house Friday night,
at $50 All families living in the
Yates community are invited to
attend Each family is expected
to bring a picnic supper. For in
formation contact Hattie Baker.
A very fine movie will be shown
as part of the entertainment.
x X x
Georges Fork Community Club
will meet Thursday night at 7:30
at the school house. The program
will feature a debate by Edgar
Beverly, Hampton Osborne, Fred
F. Fletcher and Robert Baker
The public is invited.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-08-17
NANCY ELIZABETH BYRD

Mrs. Nancy Elizabeth Byrd, 80,
died at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs Maynard Kiser, at Clinchco
Friday, Aug. II.
Surviving in addition to Mrs
Kiser are, one daughter, Mrs.
Alice Loving of st Paul; five
grandchildren and four great
grandchildren. Funeral services
were held Saturday at Abel, Va.
under the direction of Rev. J w.
Addington. Burial was in the fam
lily cemetery
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-08-17
HILLMAN REUNION
FIRST SUNDAY
IN SEPTEMBER


On the first Sunday in Septem
Der, 1850, the annual reunion OF
the Hillman clan will be held in
Dungannon at the Methodist
church, beginning at IL o'clock.
We are expecting many of the
Hillman families, both from Vir-
ginia and Kentucky, and their
relatives and friends to be there
on that day, Dinner ON the
ground. Everybody is welcome.
F. c HILLMAN, Pres.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-08-17
LOCAL SOLDIER ARRIVES
ON OKINAWA

Private Delmer L. Large, son
of Mr.. and Mrs Richard Large
of near Clintwood, has arrived
on Okinawa for tour Of over
seas duty in the Far East He is
at present assigned to the goth
Infantry Regiment, a unit of the
army of occupation in the Rya-
kyus command.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-08-17

They shudder still to think
what might have happened had
the alarum bells of Potter Flats
pealed out that night. In one of
(See back page)
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-08-17
HAYSI BOY WOUNDED
IN ACTION IN KOREA

The War Department reports
that Pvt. Kelver c. Virgins of
Haysi was wounded in action in
Korea. The date was not given,
The soldier is SON of Jesse Wig
gins and was born and reared on
Prater near Haysi. According to
Sgt. Dye, young Virgins enlisted
Jan. 3, l949.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-08-17
COUNTY MEN TO
RECEIVE DEGREES

The following residents of
Clintwood will receive degrees
at the close of the summer term
of Emory and Henry College this
week:
Jerry Friend, Bachelor Of arts
Ray Louis Spivey, Bachelor or
arts
Howard Milton Deel, Bachelor
of education
Evening star., 1950-11-26
ong Voice to Cry in Senate for New Probe of Communists

CONFORMATION" of Alger Hiss, for
mer State Department official,
and his accused, Whitaker Cham
bers. The result was that Hiss was
indicted and eventually convicted
on perjury charges growing out
of the accusations that he was q
member of a Communist "appara-
tus" in the State Department.
Used Red Issues.
The issues raised in the Hiss
and other cases supplied issues
which Mr.. Nixon used effectively
in the bitter California election
campaign. He emphasized his
work with the House committee
and charged that Mrs. Douglas
followed the Communist Party
line in voting against the group.
The substantial majority Mr..
Nixon obtained over Mrs. Douglas,
who ran with powerful Admins
tration and Labor backing. indi-
Gated the effectiveness of his
appeal.
Mr.. Nixon's start in politics
was something of happenstance
and certainly q curious one in the
Evening star., 1950-11-26
| New Faces in Congress
THE SUNDAY STAR Washington, D. c. lNew


In personable. 37-year-old Rich
ard Milhous Nixon the Senate
come January, will have new
and authoritative voice in the Oft
heard cry for a thorough-goin
inquiry into the influences of
Communism in the Government.
Mr.. Nixon, after two terms in
the House. defeated Representa-
tive Helen Gahagan Douglas in
the California senatorial race to
give the Republicans both seats
from a large and fast-growing
State that will have an important
voice in the 1852 presidential cam
paign. The other seat is held by
Senator Knowland. one of the
Senate's frequent and effective
critics of the administrations Far
Eastern policies.
Representative Nixon is credited
widely with breaking" the Alger
Hiss case. AS a member of the
House Committee on Un-Amer-
ican Activities. he brought to that
inquiry a dogged persistence and
dispassionate approach that re-
lsulted in the much-publicized
Evening star., 1950-11-26
Publicity Men to Meet

Charles H. Campbell, director
of the Washington Office Of Brit
ish Information Services. will ad-
dress the National Capital Forge
of the American Public Relations
Association at its meeting at 1915
o m. tomorrow in Lee House, Fiji
teenth and L streets NV. Chair
man of the day will be Robert E.
Harper. managing director of Ma
tional Business Publications, Inc.
Evening star., 1950-11-26

dunn to-small towns east of Los
Angeles. advertized for a candi-
date to run for Congress on the
Republican ticket.
Beat Voorhees,.
I The gesture afforded amusement
and aroused derision on the part
of politicians. Not a bit daunted,
Mr.. Nixon. then 80 and still in
the Navy. answered the advertise
ment, became the candidate and
defeated Representative Voorhees,,
Democrat. by getting 56.7 per cent
of the 1916 vote. In 1948 he
pollsd $50 per cent Of the vote
after receiving, under CALIFORNIA; S
cross-filing system, both the Re-
publican and Democratic nomina-
tions.
In Congress. Mr.. Nixon fought
the Truman administrators Fair
Deal" program generally as either
"phony" or Estate socialism"
supported the Taft Hartley labor
law and favored the best and
cheapest power" whether pubAc
or private.
The Senator elect was born
January 8, 1918. at Yorba Linda,
Evening star., 1950-11-26

Calf. He was graduated from
Whittier College and Duke Univer-
sity Law School and practiced in
Whittier, Calf. from 1887 until
1912 when he entered the Navy
He married Patrician Ryan in
1910 and they have two daughters.
Evening star., 1950-11-26

great game Of seeking public
Office. In 1945. a committee OF
100 citizens in California's 18th
district. which includes "a me-
Kodiak mirror., 1950-12-16
&a9hsyn Cbici,ercm 1O, Marry Sailor

MT. and Mrs. Pete Chichen- oH.announce that the marri- age of their daughter Kathryn to Earl J. Miller, IT,, USN, will take place Friday after noon.
 Commissioner A. M. Vok- acek will perform the. wedd- ing ceremony.
 Miller, the son of MT. and Mrs. Earl Miller of Ft. Worth, Texas. is an aerial photo.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-12-16
.graphjerr
W1nt A cheson Out

Washington (-P)- Republi- cans in the House adopted a resolution yesterday calling for an custer of Secretary Of State Dean Acheson. The Senate was expected to take the same action before the day was over.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-12-16
Clussifie,ds

FOR SALE-Willys half ton
 pickup. At Kodiak, conn.,
 pletely new. Clark's Garage. USED CARS-will sell or buy
 them. Sell at one third
 down, the rest in install
 ments. See Jake Foley at
 Legion Club or phone 3242. FOR SALE-New 1850 Inter-
 national pickup with de-
 tachable canopy. Call 32O2. FOR SALE = 1942 Dodge pickup, good, $200, also 4
 cylinder two stage air com pressor, z hp cleo. motor,
 controls and equipment complete, $100. 45 Colt frontier 71 inch bbl., excel- lent. Call 492, navy.
 FOR SALE-1} ton Chevrolet
 truck. $395. Clark's Garage. CONTINL)ING- a Rummage
 Sale each Saturday at the Baptist Mission. Open l til 8 pm.
 FOR SALE Small modern
 furnished home, $2,OOO. 1 $500 down, $35 per month with 4% interest. Call 3202. FOR SALE Furnished log i cabin on 50 by 100 foot l warranty deed lot. Move
 right in, $1450. Call 32O2. FURNISHED Broom house
 on warranty deed downtown
 lot, $500. Call 3202.
 FOR SALE-Choice lot in Frs
 kline subdivision. Lot 71 on 1 Mill Bay I'd. Woodrow Bai- ley, Box 663.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-12-16

Ben Rice, base employe, flew to Anchorage Wednesday
Kodiak mirror., 1950-12-16

BABY--sitting. Day or night at my home or yours, by a dependable mother. Write care of P. O. Box 56.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-12-16

K.4 Weaver. mount and scope attached, ammunition and cleaning kit; new l2 ga. pump Ithaca repeater, cleaning kit and ammuni- tion; 300 Magnum scope sight attached, new sea- bard. Call 3202.
 FOR SALE Sunbeam fuel oil 60 gal. water heater. Flee. cabinet sewing ma- chine with buttonhole at- tachment. Call 2483. CHRISTMAS-special. 7-piece Tom and Jerry sets $4.95- Lovely Charwick candles, as advertised in House and Garden. at the Frontier ye Shop.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-12-16

FOR SALE-Willys half ton pickup. At Kodiak, com- pletely new. Clark's Garage.
Evening star., 1950-01-16

AUTO BODY AND PAINT SHOP. Sill
ve1 Spring, Md, 6-car capacity,
fully equipped. everything. new,
averagins S1,5oo' per month in
labor sales. Box 476-M. Star. al
WISH TO LEASE (for 10 years.. old
established restaurant, seating ca
pacity 121. Lessee must pay final
year lease t$5,2O0) in advance. For
particulars, Box S5-S. Star. -21
GROCERY AND BUILDING, $500
weekly. colored, thickly populated.
Same owner for many decades; Won
derful opportunity for go-getter.
Schwartz, with SEIGEL, Elk. 2501,
GkoCERY.. IisY. Sc. location, beer and
wine; $500 to 500 weekly. Ii.
7-aS47, II am. to 10 pm. is
CANDY MFG. BUS, growing; will
teach formula; must sell, due to i'll
ness; will sacrifice at cost of equip
ment plus stock, s for s. About
$500 buys all: RA; 0474., al
TO RENT = Wholesale and retail
meat establishment, with complete
equipment, in heart Of terminal
market; no investment; excellent
opportunity for right party. Ii.
3-8506 after 2 pm. -1S
COLORED - BEAUTY PARL0R, 2
rms, lev, 4 stoves. 2 basins; also
furn. rm., kit. privils. UN. 7045.
Evening star., 1950-01-16
SITUATIONS MEk
BAKER, pastry cook, experienced

BAKER, pastry cook, experienced ho-
tells, clubs, restaurant; references.
Box 1-V, Star. 16'
BUILDING WATCHMAN and elevator
operator and general work included.
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT,
available Feb. l; very familiar in
apt. and store work. Box 1873, Star.
COOK, white. hotel and restaurant
experience, wants part-time work.
Phone CO. 7724 or Box 47S-R, Star.
DENTAL CERAMIsT, exper. in all
phases of porcelain and Acrylic work.
desires position in dental lab. Box
ExPERiEScED EaGssMi SsSE PAINTER desires
work, interior specially; oil, water.
Rms. Sc up. ia. 0182. 16'
JANITOR. colored. married, long
years of exper.. desires Job with liv.
qtrs.; Sc. Sec: Al ref. RA. 4474. .
MAN, 81. college grad. married,
desires immed. employ: exp. manag.
snaI1s,s retail salesf oR dsst ssS research s and
MAN, colored; wishes work work. porter; port iog or
after after I 1:3o I p.rn. TR. 1854. ~ 1Ss A'
MAN, ambitious, college grad, 25
yrs. of age, desires employment of
clerical nature with future and ad-
yancement. Box 214-M, Star. lie
YOUNG MAN, single. 25;. college
graduate; business administration,
accounting background; no selling
experience; has auto; desires posi-
tion as salesman. More interested
future than present earnings. Box
376-R, Star. 16s
Evening star., 1950-01-16
BUSINESS SERVICES

olic patients accepted for unt
medical care. NORWC
ANITARIUM. WI. 100, OIL 3:
Evening star., 1950-01-16
SITUATIONS WOMEN Cont. }

PIANO ACCOMPANIST, part time,
popular or classical; good at trans
posing. Box 203-S, Star. III
PRAC. NURSE, COL, exp, desires home
nursing; doctors ref. DU. 7015. 49,
SEAMSTRESS. exp. on alteration of
mems and women's garments. Call
MA. 201S. 10"
SPANISH ENGLISH sec'y-translator
excellent references. yrs embassy
and newspaper experience, % years
old; college; will work on hourly
basis. Cali all day. AID. ,74O0,
STENOGRAPHER, general office work,
young woman, responsible, initiativ
part-time mornings. OW. 5144.
sTENoGKAPHER, expert d75 words
bkkpr., Secy., corresp, penman,
PIX opr., dictaphone; Al refer
enceS. District S906. 2O'
TYPIST-CLERK, young lady, exper.,
desires work two full days week.
Wash. or Arl. GIL. 9292. 16"
WAITRESS, short t-order cook or chow.
Girl, colored, wants job, exper. Ii.
YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN desires
job assist. bookkeeper or general
ofice work; knowledge of various
office machines; permanent position,
5-day week; typing speed, 65. 10
S-7SS5, 49,
Evening star., 1950-01-16
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

HAND LAUNDRESS, work done at
home, pick UP. deliver family wash
exper.; refs. NO. $3.50. -17
COOK, g.h.w.; white; wishes after
noon work; Csc mr., carfare. Box
coLoRED GIRL desires job. Maid
or office cleaning; days wk.; full
or part-time. II. 3-2204.
COLORED WOMAN desires work as
mothers helper; stay nights; refs
GIRL: colored, wants job as nurse
maid. good refs. AID. S052.
GIRL, colored, desires job, as hotel
maid, or domestic work. Call HU,
COLORED GIRL wants Job taking
care OF children or cooking. Live in
or out. DE. 1851.
COLORED GIRL wants Job as maid
days week. ME. 506s.
COLORED GIRL, care for children
light housework; willing to sit some
nights: ref. RA. 1856. -16
COLORED LADY wants to care fol
2 or 3 children when mother works
day or night. Ii. 4-6059. -16
FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS wants
work for Mondays. Call HATTIE
Johnson, AID. 7067. 49,
SPANISH GIRL wishes to work as
maid for hours or live in. Don't
speak English AID 9h02
Evening star., 1950-01-16

BRICKLAYING : Fireplaces, cham
neys, walls and walks built and re.
paired. A. FAGNANI. 10. 2-1994
CANEING-Bring your antique chairs
for expert caneing at fair price to
MILLER'S,. 80 East 3rd ST., Fred
CARPENTRY-Repair and remodeline
work done reasonably; Al mechanic.
Call MR.: sTALLER, Wo., 4164.
reation rooms. porches inclosed,
stairways, dormer windows, resi-
dental Ior commercial. j. e. HEN
bricks, UN. 2491.
CARPENTER - Repairs and altera-
tions; recreation rooms. bookcases,
store shelvings. BECKER, GE. 66S1.
30
CARPENTRY. papering and painting;
immediate service for all home i'm
provements. Call CH. 7474 or ca.
7046 Or ewes. KE. 3-5554. -26 :.
CARPENTRY AND PAINTING, Of all
kinds. Expert workmanship; free
estimates. BROCK, VI. .6313. ---17
CARPENTRY. rec. rms, incl. porches,
storm sash, cabinets, store shelly. etc.
LAWRENCE, EA. e703. TU. 1881.
Evening star., 1950-01-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION, 12O bass, used Carmen:
$50: COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF
MUSIC, 1000 st. NV, ME. 1419.
Open evenings. IL
ADDING MACHINE, electric sund.
strand guaranteed; S99.5O. RE.
ADDING MACHINES and typewriters;
$50 and I'D; reas. rentals for civil
service and income tax. CENTRAL,
20lS , l4th st. NV. HU. 5121
S47:5Q; guaranteed. RE. 1856.
ANTIQUES-Just received collection
Of old ,cobbler benches and smithy
trays. Bargain prices. Dealers well
come; WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP. 664O Georgia ave. NV. TU.
AIMSTIQgEs--BrIng your vases to
WALTER REED ANTIQUE SHOP to
be converted into lamps. mounted on
handsome bases and individually
styled; Extremely low prices. I'm
mediate service assured. WALTER
REED ANTIQUE SHOP. 664O Georgia
aye. NV. TU. 2727, GE. 76OS. Open
~ am. to 10 pm. including Sun.
days and HOLIDAYS
Evening star., 1950-01-16


MATTRESSES WANTED-Must be ex-
perienced. Apply in person. GAME
COCK RESTAURANT, 1715 Penna.
LApiEs&1e ADJ to Is hours weekly will
earn you S25 or more selling Real
Silks nationally advertised mems
and womsns hsssrdashsFy Hass az and aD- p
YOU'D LADY, bookkeeper and ac-
countant, with credit exper.. bust.
ness college preferable, for ONCE OF
leading music store; excel. opportu-
, nifty for hardsworkiRsg assM hossss' stst
YOUNG LADY. white, general office
work, previous experience; telephone
solicitation, excel. working atmos-
EE Miss sesTS aoRE saI 81 MIS- rs es Ser 44S0
RESPONSIBLE PARTY to assist mgr
in dress shop, washables; salary
contingent on qualifications. Apply
wRf1 hhG4 csooMEiD ss Mi WOMAN, ale alert
tractive earnings in this disnifed
career in fine sterling silver. on
liberal percentage plan. no delivery
collecting or, canvassing; age 20
45. National advertising in Vogue
harper baEHhT. clC., SUulplCte
training at our expense il you quail
ify. To arrange q personal in
terview cali LO. 5000 between g.
II am. Ask for MR.. TAVENNER
YOUNG, white, intelligent woman t,
work with group Of small children
live in. Do not call II over 40
must have d drivers permit. vi
1865. LIZ
NATIONAL cash posting machine op.
orator, experienced; good hours ano
salary. Apply in person only, per-
sonnel office. PROVIDENCE HOS.
PITAL, End and D sts. Sc. liz
LADIES-Part-time sales work; house
wives, Govt. employees: so differen
plastic items; earn approx. $50 wk
MRS. FREY, 61S Colorado Bldg:
PERSoNABLE, aggressive lady wantet
to appoint local sponsors for a ma
tionally advertised organization. Thi,
position pays you well above average
income. Car required but not fol
canvassing. Experience in teaching
organizing OF meeting people ar
asset. Full time. permanent posi-.
ment. For interview telephone MR.
CUTLER at 81. 1898, bet. 8 am
coIoREpMsoDA sd9 liz a FOUNTAIN, ex.
perienced only, good salary, meal
and uniforms. 1901 > NV. III
Evening star., 1950-01-16
PLUMBING AND HEATING
GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES
ATTEN r. IJnvD MI QSQ6

GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES
ALLEN L LLOYD. MI. 1896.
REFRIGERATORs REPAIRED, also
washers: guaranteed service.
Day. UN. 1872. Ewes. UN. S575.
ROOF REPAIRING, waterproofing
slate repairs. Want small Jobs. Work
guar. Ii. 4-194s.
ROOFING. all types; new work and
repairs; cutters, spouts, carpentry
and painting: free estimates. A. D.
THOMAS, HU. 77S2.
ROOFING, Thinning, roof painting
guttering and spouting. Call Mr.
RooP Sa5PiT1 PA1NTFNG GE al5p; specia, now, VIZ low
prices, small payments. no interest
work guaranteed. BARNETT ROOF
ING CO, Sligo 1883. .--22
ROOFING, all types; no job toe
yEL e BOYD. INC, GE, 1868.
TILE WORK, painting and plaster re-
pair. Phone GIL. 1865. III
UPHOLSTERING AND REPAIRING
free estimates; guaranteed work
vESETIAS EsE y, BLINDS washed; ,spslnt: IT
81 SENfTaN hs1aafs BfISp Co. Aff eafz RVf
Mo6EkNTzE aSfii sTziaeiej YouR "a KITCHEN. bath.
room, heating plant; at moderate
cost. On conv. terms, free esti.
mates; 24-hr. iobbing service. J
SHAPIRO. registered plumber. D. c
and Md. BIS GA. ave. NV. TU
MODERN PLUMBING CO., plumbins
and heating; no job too small; "a.
hour service. Reas. prices. ,UN
Evening star., 1950-01-16

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, mature
business woman, exper., genl. office
work. Reference. Box 500-R, Star.
16'
COLORED WOMAN desires night
work, cleaning or baby sitting.
Phone EX; 1858,
desires s to 20 hours day duty,
caring for. semi-inyalid or GONZALES
cent; exp. with ref. HO. ALSO. -16
HOUSE ORGAN editor or writer,
yrs. exp, feature, house organ and
government articles: Typins and
shorthand. Box o1-v, Star.
Evening star., 1950-01-16
PERSONAL

VACANCY now available in new wing
of my nursing home; 24-hr. nurs-
ing; licensed bv county and State.
SE. 6040.
VACANCY for ambulatory or bedfast
ggatiffnss. gasfss. Gentleman preferred: 90! ~
PERMANENT, S4; shampoo and
finger wave: soc. No appointments.
WARFLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE.
RANDALL G SfiYh HfiYhAND DAY NURSERY,
Day care, 2910 Pa: ave. s.e:-Super-
vised care; hrs, 7:15 to 6:15; hot
YOUR. FUR COAT completely made
over by FLORENCE LEDDY for $50
solve THAT CLOTHES PROBLEM
Consult LEA ENGEL, DRESSMAKER
of 5th ave-, N. Y, now about that
dress, suit or coat you have in mind.
Nothing too hard to do. Centrally
located at lilo F st. NV. RIM 20.
JEWISH HOME for the elderly. Su-
pervised food. Day or night nurses.
1892 Sth st. NV. GE. 97S9. -16
ACUTE ALCOHOLISM
A limited number of selected alco-
holic patients accepted for under
standing medical care. NORWOOD
SANITARIUM, WI hoo, OIL 33f,6
Evening star., 1950-01-16
SALESMAN

Married, with car, interested in be-
coming or now doing travelling sales
work. A top. nationally advertised
women's and children's S patented
skirts and slacks manufacturer de-
sires aggressive man to call on own
established accounts of department
and speciality stores in WASHINGTON
D. c., Delaware. Maryland and Wiz.
ginia; commission basis. Drawins
account after 80 days. Territory car
earn $500 monthly. See S. BAUM
Hotel Statler; interviewing January
18th 16S
Evening star., 1950-01-16
MOTOR TRAVEL

CHRYSLER New Yorker leaving fol
San Francisco Feb. l; l or 2 pass
WANTED-Rider to Los Angeles; new
car; leave Friday; $50. Ref. exch
10. 2-4667.
WANTED-Ride to Alex. from vic
10th and Monroe NV; hours
9-4:30. Tel. NO. 1853. II