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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-09-20
Garden Club Meets
In Nixon Home

The first fall meeting of the
Tchula Garden Club was held in
the home of Mrs. o. w. Nixon,
Friday afternoon, with Mrs Ellis
harris co-hostess. New officers
were installed by Mrs. H. c. Wa
terer in an impressive manner.
She placed an empty bowl on the
table explaining that without con-
tents it would be void. Mrs.
James c. Cunningham, ST., past
president, and Mrs. w. G. Gwin,
past vice president, presented
flowers to the incoming officers
Mrs. L. T. Foster, president; Mrs.
W. w. Gwin. vice president; Mrs.
E. N. McKihben, secretary, and
Mrs. B. B. Brannon, treasurer.
Mrs. Foster took the chair and
presided at the business session,
The program was Bulbs" by Mrs.
Eugene Sheppard, and 'Flower
Arrangements Mrs. Ellis Harris.
The hostess served dainty refresh
mentS.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-09-20
Legal Notices
TO THE TAXPAYERS
OF THE CITY OF DURANT.
MISSISSIPPI

Notice is hereby given that the
assessments of real and personal
property on the City of Durant
rolls for the year 1851 have been
equalized and are now open for
examination, and that pursuant
to the order of the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of said City,
a meeting will be had by the said
Mayor and Board of Aldermen in
the Mayors office in the City
Hall in said City of Durant, on
Tuesday, October 2, 1851, at 7:30
o'clock P. M. for the purpose of
hearing any and all objections
to the assessments contained in
said equaIized rolls. Any objec-
tons to any assessment may be
made in writing and filed with
the City Clerk of the City of Du-
rant at her office in said City
Hall on or before the day of a.
bove meeting. Any and all as
sessments to which no objection
is made at said meeting will be
made final.
By order of the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of the City of
Durant, Mississippi, this the Is
day of September, 1851.
Lucille Truitt, City Clerk, City
of Durant, Mississippi. 2-2tnp
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-09-20

to Fl. Jackson, S. c. the following
Tuesday.
Everyone scoffed. Few persons
thought the sergeant serious.
Then, last Friday he made good
on his prediction.
Mrs. Pepper will stay behind
in the couples apartment in Col
umbia when the sergeant leaves
next month on division maneuv-
ers.
Normally working as chief Of
firing battery, Pepper, until re-
Gently, filled in as acting execu-
tive officer for his unit. Prior to
his entrance into the Army with
the Mississippi National Guard on
January 10 he had served in the
Navy.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-09-20
Savings Bonds SoIes
Down In Holmes

Holmes county citizens pur-
chased $15,719 in savings bonds
during August, according to re-
ports of the Federal Reserve bank
From January l until August
81 Holmes citizens bought
1924, 256 in savings bonds.
In the state there was a total
purchased in August; and during
of $l,500,375 in savings bonds
the January l-August 81 period
there were $l4,4l9,l05 bonds pur-
chased.
Civilian federal employees and
military personnel in addition
purchased $690,00O in E bonds
which have been credited to Mis-
sissippi's total sales making a
grand total of S2,l90,375 sales for
August and Sl5,l09,105 for the
January August period.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-09-20
Durunt Colored Youth
Completes Training

Private Adam Rodgers, 81. son
of Joe Willie Rodgers, Durant
has completed army basic train
ing with the 3rd Armored Divi-
sion at Fort Knox. Kentucky.
During his sixteen weeks of
intensive training he attended
classes on indoctrination, general
military subjects and had prac-
teal work in combat skills and
firing basic army weapons, the
MI rifle, mortar and light ma
chine gun included.
AS a.prospective reconnaissance
tank crewman he received spe-
cial training in scouting and pa
trolling, reconnaissance squad
training and driving and main
tenance of vehicle.
Pvt. Rodgers entered the SER
vice on May 26, 1851. 81
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-09-20
Subscription Rdtes
Holmes County
Men In Service

.tery B, Hath Field Artillery Bat
talon - arrived at Camp Cor
don, Ga. with 3lst Division Ar
tillery last July l6, the sergeant
discovered that not all Georgia
peaches grow on trees.
Commenting on the rapidity of
the romance, Pepper indicated
that it seemed destined for a fast
pace from the very start. 1t all
started on wheels when he and
Martha Jean collided at a roller
rink in Thomson, where the SER
geant went on his first pass.
That same night the Georgia
lovely invited him to meet her
family. The introduction was APP
parently an immediate success
since the soldier revisited the
home more than once in the days
that followed.
Meanwhile, it was obvious that
the courtship was making famous
progress, for Sgt. Pepper soon be-
came scarce every night after
duty hours at the Georgia bivouac.
Soon, however, seeing the days
at the encampment numbered, he
began to take heed of the future.
Pepper secured a weekend pass
on August 81, and with Martha
Jean, he departed from Licking
ton.
His mother, Mrs. l.. D. Pepper,
was instantly taken with her Wis
itor from Georgia.
I'm going to get marriedw an
the sergeant nonchalant-
ly to buddies when he returned
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-09-20
Ambrose Mustangs
Open With Durant

Coach Warren G.. Booker an
nounces the opening of the foot
ball season of the Ambrose Mus
tangs of Lexington with a contest
against the Yellow Jackets of
Durant on Thursday, Sept. q. at
8 pm.
The first home game will be
plaved against the Cameron
Street High School squad OF Can
ton on October 5. On October II
they will journey to Hazlehurst
for contest there. The remain
ing part of the 1851 schedule Will
be announced later.
Coach Booker is looking for
ward to a great season with the
same hackfield of last year and
the same powerful line with
few additions. The boys are in
top condition after going through
strenuous workouts. The cheer
leaders for the season have also
been elected. Season tickets for
all home games will be available.
The Mustangs are very much
in need of funds to purchase foot
ball toys and other equipment. AS
no money is appropriated for the
purpose, donations of any amount
from individuals and firms will
be greatly appreciated. Allie
Dunn and L. M. Marceillars have
been appointed to accept your
contributions at P. 0. BOX oo8,
Lexington. A complete list OF all
contributions will be publlsned
at a later date.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-09-20
Lexington Youth WEEDS
Pretty Georgia Miss
After 4o-Doy Romance

FORT JACKSON, S. c. -(Spe-
eiaD - "Out-romancing" even
she rtorybook romances, Master
Sergeant Louis ID. Pepper, 31st
Infantry Division soldier from
Lexington. Mississippi, last week
cx1Spleted whirlwind courtship
by marrying pretty Miss Martha
.Jeun Evans of Thomson, Georgia.
The Dixie soldier, establishing
a near record. met his bride be
on JszJy 20, and exactly 40 days
later on September z - he
made Miss Evans his wife.
The couple was wed in priv
she ceremony by Judge o. D.
Lamb IN Edgecombe, S. G.
Shortly after his unit - Bat
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-09-20
Local Youth Now
At Amarillo AFB

Sgt. Adrian P. Abels, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Abels, Route |,
Lexington, has been assigned to
Amarillo Air Force Base, Texas,
as a carpenter, Col. Hay H. Clark,
base commander, announced
through the public information Of
flee recently.
Sergeant Abels was transferred
to Amarillo from Lakeland Air
Force base, Texas, and has been
a member of the Air Force since
January 1948.
He served overseas for Is mon
the on the island of Guam.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-09-20
Librory Notes

The Holmes County Library at
Durant offers some exceptionally
good reading material this week.
Particularly recommended are:
4nomas B. Costain's Magnificent
Century" the pageant of England;
T. D. Aliens historical novel,
Doctor In Buckskin;" Catherine
Severrs romance, 'The Reckless
Heart" light romances, Gay
Summer" by Warren Howard and
Pretty Imposter" by Leonora
Starr; V. N. Whites western
story, ''Tumbleweed Drifter;" and
Selwyn Jepson's Crime Club Sc
lection, Man Dead"
The intermediates Will welcome
an addition to Fran Strikers
Lone Ranger series" in which
THE Lone Ranger Rides Again."
Ruth Knights charming dog story
Luck OF The Irish" and Laura
Longs addition to the Childhood
d Famous American series 'Da-
vid Farragut, Boy Midshipman"
Smaller readers are sure to en-
JOY ''Giddy-ap, Giddy-ap," tough
westerner by Charlotte Steiner;
Me And The Bears" when the
bears take over by Robert Bright;
and Federico" the story of a
flying squirrel by Tony Palazzo.
October copies of magazines Of
fer charming suggestions and
good reading.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-09-20
TchuI0 News
Birthday Party Honors
Little Mary Sue Cotton

Mrs. Thomas Cotton enter
tanned forty-five children at her
home on Belmont Thursday af-
ternoon, September 6. with a
party in honor of the eighth birth
day of her daughter. Mary Sue.
Many games were played in the
shade of the trees and Jerry Tay-
lor was lucky contestant, win
ming prize.
Mrs. Cotton was assisted in
serving birthday cake and ice
cream by Mrs. Ralph Tutterow,
Mrs. Joe Thomas and Mrs. Blay-
lock. Bubble gum and balloons
were given as favors. Mary Sue
received many lovely gifts.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-09-20
B mai Birth Institute
Held AT AlIison's

David M. Blumberg, Knoxville.
Tennessee, president of District
Grand Lodge No. z. B'nai Birth,
Americas oldest and largest Jew
ish service organization, announc-
ed that B'nai Birth set new
record in organized Jewish life
by successfully concluding four
Bnai Birth institutes of Judaism
in Petit Jean State Park, Morril-
ton, Arkansas, Camp Carter, Y.
M. c. A., Fort Worth, Texas, AL
lison's Wells, Way, Mississippi,
and Lake Murray, Ardmore, Okla
homa.
DIR. Ludwig Lewisohn, Profess
sor Brandeis university; DR.. Sol
oman Grayzel, editor, of the Jew
ISL Publication society; Colonel
Bernard Bernstein, former finan-
cial adviser To General Eisenhow-
er and director of the liaison Of
flee of B'nai Birth to the United
Nations; and Herman Edelsberg,
Legislative representative of the
Washington, d. c. office of the
anti-defanlation league, consti-
tuted the faculty for the Institutes.
Over ESQ men ana women at
filiated with B'nai Birth attend
ed the 3-day Institutes which fea-
tured lectures and discussions
with the faculty members, stu
dent panels, and religious SER
vices. Diplomas were conferred
upon graduates at the conclusion
| of each institute.
These institutes are a land
mark in Jewish history" Mr.,
Blumberk told the graduates OF
the Mississippi institute. because
for the first time in our millen-
NUNS of history, we, as a group
of Jewish laymen in B'nai Birth
engaged distinguished scholar:
and leaders to set up four school!
for our adults in four of our stat
es. The students at these insti
tutes of Judaism demand that w.
continue the institutes in the flu
ture; therefore, plans are under
way now to conduct 1852 insti
, tutes." i
DR.. Solomon Grayzel told tn
students that he regarded the in
stitutes as one of the most i'm
portant and significant move
mentS in Jewish life for it wa
establishing patterns for an adul
Jewish educational movement s.
necessary to better understanding
and to live in accordance wit
Judaism.
The Mississippi State. institute
was directed by a committee Of
consisting of: Jerry Sherman
New Albany; Jack Bennett, c
Greenwood; Ephraim Cohen, Ma
than Schur. Herman Flowers, a
Of Lexington and DR.. Williar
: Weiner, Maurice Cohen and Alb
= Rotwein, all of Jackson.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-09-20
Lexington Youth Is
Promoted To Corporal

Clifton f. Ware, Lexington, has
been promoted TO the grade of
corporal, il was announced today.
Corporal Ware, who is serving
with the Dixie Division at Fort
Jackson, South Carolina, is in
Battery B of the Hath Field Ar
tillery Battalion.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. w. Ware.
Before being called to active
duty with the Dixie Division, he
was employed by Lexington Con-
struction company.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-09-20
ChurIes Burrunco Is
Promoted To Corporal

Charles Barranco, son of MIR.
and Mrs. d. M. Barranco, was
promoted recently to Corporal.
Cpl. Barranco is stationed at
Lockburne Air Force Base in
Columbus, Ohio.
Chick is former member of
the Durant football team and has
wide circle of friends who will
be glad to hear from him.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-09-20
Duront Womun's Son
On USS EIdorudo

Serving aboard the amphibious
force flagship USS Eldorado in
the Far East is 'Winchell A. STAN
nard, chief yeoman, USN, hus-
,and Of Mrs. w. A. Stannard of
3A Shotwell street, Memphis,
Tennessee, and son of Mrs. Alden
Stannard of Durant.
The ship is now at Yokosuka,
Japan, for a period of rest and re-
creation. The Eldorado has long
er service in the Korean area than
any other Naval vessel.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-09-20
Wednesday, Club Meets

Mrs. Byron Sharpe was hostess
to her bridge club Wednesday af-
ternoon. Cokes were served dur
ing the games in which Mrs. Dan
Hathorn of Chattanooga, Tennes-
see won high score and Mrs.
James Cunningham, hingo. A
salad course and ice tea were
served the guests.
Evening star., 1951-11-03
VUICANIZER
BEN HUNDLEY

only. no other need ap-
ply: Good salary and working con-
Evening star., 1951-11-03

and home improvements,
osmt. 10 roof; up to z yrs. to pay.
HAMILTON coNTR. CO.. RE. 4477.
Evening star., 1951-11-03
FLAGSTONE WORK
FURNITURE
Repairing. refnishing; veterans. GIL
BERT PEAKE. Ia. 44OO, e

pdll1IB, IcuIllSnlnS, veterans. TyIIr,
BERT PEAKE. IA. 44O0. 5
PAINTING. interior. exterior; cauIk-
ing. roof coating, general repairs:
free estimates. RA. 0O36. -
PAINTING, WALL SCRAPiNG; for q
Job well done at a price you can
afford to pay. call 10. 1918.
PAINTING, PAPER HANGiNG-Purs
oil paints used; minor carpenter re.
pairs; RA. 1864 or GE. $500.
PAINTING and floor Sanding, ROs-
SOE GREEN, 1927 T st. NV. no.
PAINTING. cement and brick work.
reasonable. CO. 1104, MR.. TUCKER.
PAINTING-Interior exterior; Kem-
Toning, plastering. HULME. days,
PAINTING, PAPERING. aoG For q GOOD
ss IS9 At ~, 3 low price call Nh, XIX.
PAPERING AND PAINTING By is.-
class white mechanic. Call MIR.
ERHi NJ hlSs'fi PAINTING; whit.
!ssk MI SSs6 SS Hr' booRoUr s5Rs5 do % own
PAPERING. 5-rm,. 2-story hall house.
IoW as SSR; "; mechanic; own work.
RALPH ME. S14S; aft. 5. TU. O2I6.
PAPER HANGING. 81 up per room.
1851 washable sunfast papers; work
guaranteed, GE. 4283. GE. 246i.
PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work; estimates free. Cali Mr..
BECKETT. MI. O930. DU. 4O53,
Evening star., 1951-11-03

male or female; only
experienced operators; salary and
commission. Apply GABRIEL. 1019
Conn. ave. -5
Evening star., 1951-11-03
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK-HOUSEKEEPER. white, eco
nimical: dependable. exper. best
CITY refs; l or adults. Box 5-
GIRL, colored, wants Job. days work;
good laundress. also children: refs.
GIRL wishes to do days ironing on
sat. only. Call Ii. 1886.
GIRL WANTS housework; take cara
aaeSehh ! Child while mother works. HU.
H. 5. GIRL, desires Job after school
@ ond a-efY of ebidTsn ssn ys TR ia g4s5 g5eferred
WOMAN, coiored, reliable: iis' desires
1o5 as g.h.w. and child care. Ii.
WHITE WOMAN wants gh.w.; .x.
peeTIiIenSed eeII wf l1Ea and very good references.
YOUNG Latin-American girl wishes
jo5 as baby sitter evenings. No.
1850. Rm. 315. 81
CoLORED GIRL wishes day's work.
IL 3-73s2.
COLoRED GIRL desires full-time or
part-ttme domestic work. DU. 0937.
lCoLoRED GIRL wants g.h.w. nurse.
9issi' maSs' . days a week. refs, .x.
COLoRED GIRL desires part-time or
full-tlme ironing and cleaning; 5.
day wk.. 8 hrs. DI. Gill. 4
COLoRED WOMAN wants work part
Iime l9I,a 9r al day; cooking or g.h.w.
coLoRED . WOMAN, middle aged.
wants part-time work or days work:
good plain cook; references. Ii.
Evening star., 1951-11-03
Telephone Operator

With some clerical experience. for
unusual opportunity In once Of ma
tional publication; location, George
town: 5-day. 40-hr. week; paid va
cation, free disqualification and in
surance; rapid advancement. co.
Evening star., 1951-11-03

/ built. repaired All types cement.
brickwork. HU. 1882 after pm.
Evening star., 1951-11-03
MEN

YOUNG MAN, high school graduate,
under 80 years Of age, good at fig-
ures. wanted by steel fabricatof to
learn business. Some ability to type
and read blueprints helpful. Apply
IN person. ROSLYN STEEL & CE-
MENT CO. 3031 K st. NV. IS
MAN. colored. clean, reliable,
with District driving permit: gen
eral work in small Tv store; must
have good references. Apply in per-
son. BLA1R'S TELEVISION. 1929
Wisconsin ave. NV. Il
YOUNG MAN, with car, Sunday only.
ap approximately am. till 8 am.
YOUNG MAN, with neat appearance.
honest and willing to work. to fll
pOSition pOpt nbon. IN sa1ss Hs department, BY
YOUNG MAN. colored. to help in
vegetable department. Apply 3423
Conn. ave. a
YOUNG MAN to trim windows in Be
and 10c store: exper. preferred but
not necessary; also man to work in
stockroom. 8. s. KRESGE CO, 7th
and E sts. NV. a
MAN. white. Virginia drivers
permit. to work In new-car dealer
ship. Must be clean cut, ambitious:
good salary to start Apply service
manager, FALLS CHURCH MOTORS
Dodge and Plymouth Dealer. 554 n.
Mashtngton st. uee hwy1. Falls
Church. Va
Evening star., 1951-11-03

PATNTERS-Must be LIST class. for
work on lg. housing project in
Fairfax county: top pay for good
men; apply on Job, Holmes Run
Acres. 3 miles past Seven Corners,
Va. to Gallows rd.. turn left to the
Job; or call JE. 2-9704. See MR..
JACK PRINCE; tranSp. can be ar
ranged from Arlington, or nearby
PAINTERS. good mechanics only
need apply. Report for work z am,
MAYTON & JOHNSTON, INC, rear
1907 o st. NV. 4
PAINTERS, good reliable men; steady
work. Report to Mr.. Yowell. corner
4Stb and Tilden sts. NV Take Ne
bus out Massachusetts ave. to
Tilden ST.. then walk 2 blks. west
Pa1STEks; Pa Sfiha exper., exterior f trim;
Sl4 day. steady work. Phone SH.
1877 or IA. 300S a
PAINTERS (2). white. producers only;
no brush hands: S15 per day. Ewes.
VI 0013
PAINTERS and painters helper with
drivers permit. Call WI. 7474.
PAINTERS WANTED, sis lay.
Riggs road and Chillum place i e
Ask for CARL LEHNING. 3
Evening star., 1951-11-03
HELP WokEN

CLERK -TYPIsT, white. under 35; g.
DAY Tk,; ne; location. Call Mr..
general office work
In transfer office; 5-day. .37K hour
week. Experience helpful but not
essential; Gtye age and marital
CLERk-TYPIST. II to 81, pleasant
WORKING conditions; 5-day week,
Apply in person, cORRADOS, INC.
Interior DESIGNERS. 4477 Conn. ave.
CLERK -TYPIST, young. h. S. grad,
experience not necessary; 5-day wk
$50 woodward Bldg. RE 1862. %
for title and tag
work; exper. preferred, but not es-
sential; good pay and working con-
ditions. See Mr.. Holley. CHEVY
CHASE MOTOR CO., INC. 7725
wis. ave Bethesda, Md. Oh, 61o0.
CLERK -TYPIsT; young woman; di-
versified position with prestige:
music store. to assist manager; ex-
cellent opportunity for advance
ment. Call Mr.. Ramsey for ap-
pointment. D1. S464, CAMPBELL
MUSIC co &
Evening star., 1951-11-03
SACAAA4oVCQ11 AdOllOI y
12OR=AR Elnrida Ara NJ III

SALESMAN-Manager tyne, for gem
eral retail store; good opportunity.
Also man for Saturday. Apply
CAPITOL SURPLUS. 1909 Il st. ne,
Observation-Disclosures. television, re-
tail store; experienced only; attrac-
tive proposition to right man. APP
ply r; ]; Dowd, DOWD'S RADIO &
ELECTRIC CO., 441s Conn. ave.
NV -5
Observation-Disclosures man to call
on grocery stores. for food manu-
facturer. Car furnished. Box 10l-z,
Star -
SALEsMAN-Part-time ewes, and
all day Sat, for mems clothing
and haberdashery. Experience
necessary. MAXSI MEMS WEAR
1924 14th st. NV. 4
SALESMAN. full or part time, to sell
and a9nd install refrigerator defrosterS,
established debit near
Sill: Sprg.., Nd; life. disqualification.
OK and accident insurance; good
paw; good future. Phone JU. S-4579,
1912 am.
Evening star., 1951-11-03
INCORPORATING MAN

for automobiles; 5-day
week, good salary. FIR. 9071. "A
USED-CAR SALESMAN-Experienced
energetic. sober and willing to work
Chance for advancement. OR
0l02. -5
USHERS, part time. Apply man.
ayers office. RKO KEITH'S. 6ls
18th st. NV. 3
Evening star., 1951-11-03
HELP WoAEN
SALESGIRLS
Ages 19 to 40

Several permanent positions open in
fine hotel cigar and newsstands.
Interesting work in pleasant sur
as we will train you; good oppor-
tunities for advancement for am
bilious persons. Applicants must be
neat. honest and dependable. Apply
in person to Miss Frank at news
stand in lobby Of WARDMAN PARK
HOTEL between 8 am. and $3.50
pm. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1951-11-03
HELP WoMEN

sTEN0GRAPHER. exper.. with we'll
established organization. Pleasant
working conditions and many em-
ploye Dement'S. We need an excep-
tional gtrl who is locking for .
Starting salary $b5 per VIZ. MISS
YINGLING. pI. 6983. 4
sTENOGRAPHER. good working cond.
in modern ofices. s.. FREEDMAN
AND SONS. Ma. 1884 Mr.. Sacks.
Evening star., 1951-11-03

s1ffO lfIn GL. INV.
CLEANERS (2). 1st class;
no others other need apply; S65 week.
BOYS for after-school work for soda
fountain; 8 nights week; exp. and
MAN. retired. to work in duplicating
shop, -o5 Must have drivers license.
MAN. white. between 6o-65. retired.
as clerk in one Of our new branch
stores, laundry and dry cleaning
business. Work is light. pleasant
and permanent, Reply giving age
and phone number for appt. Box
MAN with general knowledge of
grocery store; knows how to cut
meat; sober; good salary. 4701
Baltimore ave Hyattsviile. Md. a
MAN, with light truck. for morning
newspaper delivery: days per
week. MR.. WILLIAMS. 22i6 9th
st. NV. -3
MAN wanted. young, to learn coffee
business. Apply M. e. SWING CO..
1913 E st. NV. See Mr.. Wesley. a
MAN WANTED to sell Rawleigh' S
household products to consumers. We
help you. Good profits for hustler.
No experience needed to start. pleas
ant; protitable, ,,,E dignified work,
DCK-l4-53 Chester Pa
Evening star., 1951-11-03

BEAUTICIANS
| or part time: top salary an
Call MISS BASS. M
llS, 18th and F SITS. NV. g
Evening star., 1951-11-03
SITUATIONS WOMEN

COLLEGE GRADUATE, fifteen years
secretarial experience; supervisory,
personnel work or CONFIDENTIAL
secretary; top references; available
November 18th. Box 423-S. Star.
FORMER TEACHER, graduate Lewis
Hotel Training; experienced in
management and responsibility;
desires management of apartment
within p. &C. Reputable references.
LEGaI T9giE 81 sTEN6tGRkiApHER-sstG4rs., NSStRi
and Sunday work. Phone DI. 1875.
NURSE practical. colored depend
able: invalids. convalescent or any
type case; live out: hospital exper,
with refs; 5-day wk. HU. 1897.
PRACTICAL NURSE, white. expe-
rience; eight or ten hours duty on
an kind Of cases. AT. 42O3. A.
SECY., capable and personable. tired
OF Govt. routine. desires pos. down.
Town. 5-day wk., 1-man Office pref.
NO. 6195 ewes. g.
TRAINED and exp. in education, per.
sonnel. social group work, admins
tration. M A. Columbia Univ, 90
yrs; exper.; available Jan. 50. Bog
LATIN-AMERICAN GIRL, Spanish
stenographer; very accurate typist in
English, Spanish Portuguese French
or Italian. NO. 1850, Rm. 3l5. Sc
COLORED GIRL desires lob of any
type: Prefer nightwork. Ii. 3-6OS8.
COLORED GIRL wants night JOB, 10
70 am. or day lob as Stockroom
clerk. etc. Call DI. 00l9, Sat. or
Monday.