davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-06-01
DARE COUNTY
YOUTH COUNCIL
HOLDS MEETINGS
Women Discuss Need for
Happy Homes and Better
Rearing of Children

With a discussion on Family
Life Essentials as the main fea-
ture, at both, two regional meet
ings of the Dare County Council
for Services to Children and Youth
were held last week. Competing
with the inclement weather of
Wednesday night, May %, the
meeting in Manns Harbor attract
ed a small crowd, only, and the
next night in Wanchese, the meet
ing for the Roanoke Island Beach
es area conflicted with several 9TH
er functions on the Island and at
tendance for it, too, was disap-
pointing.
In Manns Harbor, the meeting
was chaired by Mrs. David Stick,
President of the Council who led
the discussion on what things were
lacking in wholesome family life
and what were essential to we'll
rounded development of children in
their home life. Reports on the
Recreation Center at Manns Har-
Dor, a Council project, and the
Stumpy Point community's part in
the recent School Spring Festival
were given as. definite steps taken
by the two communities in serving
children and youth. Mrs. D. L,
Meekins was reelected for per-
iod of two years as the Council
member for Stumpy Point. Mrs
Ruby Gray Of Stumpy Point led
the devotional.
AS a follow up, the Woman's
Club of Manns Harbor and the
W.S.C.S. Of Stumpy Point win in
clude more discussion and study
on family life in their forthcom-
ing programs, using the discus.
sion material that was presented
at these Council meetings.
In Wanchese, the regional Coun.
ell meeting was chaired BY Mrs
Dennis Evans, Board Member Of
See COUNCIL, Page Five
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-06-01
LOST COLONY
CAST MEETING
HERE JUNE {

Local and island actors selected
for parts in The Lost Colony at
additions held here several weeks
ago by Director Samuel Selden are
scheduled to meet again on Friday
night, June 8, in the High School
Auditorium for final casting.
In letter to the local Lost Col
ony office, Director Selden request
ed that every person who had been
listed as potential member of the
cast be present when he has the
meeting on June 8. 1t is very i'm
portant that persons who may have
decided not to apply for roles adj
wise the local Lost Colony office in
advance of June 8 in order that
requirements may be present.
1t was indicated in the drama
directors letter that there would
probably be need for more large
boys, or men, especially those who
would double as actors and stage
hands. Persons wishing to apply
for these roles, and those who have
applied previously who may be
planning to drop out, are request
ed to notify Miss Maggie Daniels
at the News Directors Office Of
The Lost Colony or Aycock Brown.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-06-01
KITTY HAWK MAN FALLS
DEAD WHILE SHAVING

Stephen Beasley Meekins, II,
who had been in poor health for a
long time fell dead Saturday
morning while shaving. He made
his home with his sister, Mrs. Mary
Best. He was the son of the late
John w. and Mary Perry Meekins,
and is survived by one brother and
three sisters: Morris M. Meekins,
Mrs. Best Mrs. Bette Pugh of
Kitty Hawk, and Mrs. Matte Mil
Ter of Poplar Branch. He had never
married. He had spent his lifetime
fishing and boating, and for a time
was one of the light keepers at
Cape Henry, Va, about IS years
ago. He was born at Colington
where he resided most Of his life,
but for the past several years he
had lived with his sister. He was
life member and a faithful one of
Colington Methodist Church.
Funeral services were conducted
at the grave in Austin cemetery
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 pm. by
Rev. w. ]. Freeman of. the Kitty
Hawk Methodist Charge. Hymns
were sung by the choir. There were
many people attending and many
beautiful floral offerings. Pail
bearers were: Marvin Midget,
Carlos Dowdy, Will Tillett, John L.
Beacham, Carson Meekins and Col
on Perry. Twiford's Funeral Home,
of Manteo directed the funeral.
Steven Meekins was universally
known and loved as a high class
citizen, neighbor and gentleman.
He was generous, courteous and
helpful among his people, and high
tribute to his faithfulness to the
church and his earnestness was
paid by the pastor.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-06-01
NEW WELFARE WORKER
BEGINS WORK JUNE 1
Miss Elizabeth Sawyer of Eliza.
beth City Signs to Fill Vacan-
cy in Dare Welfare Dept.

Miss Elizabeth Sawyer of Eliza
beth City has been employed by
3 the Dare County Welfare Board
as a welfare department case
worker. Miss Sawyer begins her
new duties today, June 1.
The new case worker comes to
Dare County highly recommended.
She has resigned a similar posi-
tion in Tyrrell County, held since
August, 1850. Prior to that time,
Miss Sawyer was a teacher in
North Carolina public schools for
several years, teaching, among
other places, at Elizabeth City and
Southern Pines. She graduated
from Meredith College in 1916
with degree in sociology. The po-
sition she will fill in the Dare
Welfare Department has, been va
cant since February 15 of this year,
when Mrs. T. s. Meekins, Jr., left
the position to accept the post Of
Welfare Superintendent.
Miss Sawyer and her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hersey Sawyer Of
Elizabeth City, are well known to
many residents of Dare County,
particularly in the Mays Head
area, where they own a summer
home.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-06-01
RITES HELD WEDNESDAY,
FOR OCTAVIUS FULCHER

Funeral services were held at
the church in Buxton Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock for Octav-
ious Coke Fulcher, SO, retired
merchant, who died at his home
in Buxton on Monday, May %.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Lee
la Burrus Fulcher; four children,
o. c. Fulcher, Jr., of Elizabeth
City, Mrs. Agnes Barnett, Mrs.
Florence Barnett, Mrs. Rachel ,Mer-
riman; two brothers, A. j.. FuIcher
and Junius Fulcher of Norfolk;
two sisters, Mrs. Anges Styron of
Hatteras and Mrs. Betty Robinson
of Florida. There are nine grand
children.
Mr.. Fulcher was born at Frisco.
He had reached his seth birthday
few days before his death. For
many years before being overtak-
en- by failing health, Mr.. Fulcher
was an outstanding citizen and
leading merchant of Hatteras Is
land. At one time he was MEM
Der of the County Board of Educa-
ton, and was long active in poll
tics as well as religious activity.
He was a member Of Masonic
Lodge No. 521 AT. & Am. Of
Wanchese.
The body lay in state for some
time prior to the funeral at the
Buxton Methodist Church. The
funeral was conducted by Rev. w.
B. Gregory and Rev. P. M. Porter
Of the Hatteras and Kennekeet
charges respectively. PAN bearers
were w. A. Gray, Ike Jennette, c.
P. Brady, u. B. Jennett, Fatio
Gray, Raymond Basnett. Thirty
members Of the Masonic fraternity,
led by Leo Midget Of Manteo,
gathered to give final honors.
which were conducted at the grave.
The church was filled with mourn
I ing friends. There were many
beautiful floral offerings. Twiford's
Funeral Home Of Hatteras direct
cd the funeral.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-06-01
LILA PEELE RUNNERUP
TO FESTIVAL QUEEN

Lila Peele Of Hatteras, who has
been chosen "Miss Dare County
for two years in a row, was one
of three lovely girls chosen from
the beauty contest winners of eight
Albemarle Counties to take part
in the festivities and ceremonies of
the Albemarle Potato Festival in
Elizabeth City last Saturday.
Miss Peele was runnerup to
Kitty Campen of Chowan County,
named Queen of the festival by a
board of moving picture men act
ing as judges for the contest held
the preceding Thursday night at
an Elizabeth City theatre. With
Anne Burgess of Camden County,
Lila was chosen an attendant to
the Festival Queen.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-06-01
AIRPORT MANAGERS OF SIX
STATES TO HOLD MEETING
in DARE CO. in OCTOBER
Pilgrimage of Men Interested in Aviation to
Come from Georgia, Florida, Alabama,
Tennessee and the Two Carolinas; PrOmi-
nent Aviation Figures to Attend Spectacu-
Lar TwO-Day Convention.

A two-day convention of the
Southeastern Airport Managers
Association is to be held in Dare
County early in October when avi-
alton executives from six states
will visit Manteo and Mays Head,
and pay pilgrimage to the shrine
of aviation at Kill Devil Hills.
Aycock Brown, secretary of the
Dare County Chamber of Com
lnerce, states that the President,
A. H. Ward, returned Saturday
night from Goldsboro, with the
news. Ward, with Victor Meekins
attended meeting of the Associ-
alton executives in Goldsboro and
presented an invitation that they
visit this region. The invitation
was unanimously accepted.
The meeting is expected to bring
about 100 people from the states
of Georgia, Florida, Alabama and
Tennessee and the two Carolinas,
and many guests from Virginia
and other states, most of whom
will fly to the Manteo airport.
Many people prominent in aviation
circles as well as high Government
officials are expected to be on the
porgram.
The forthcoming meeting will be
a good piece of advertising for
Dare County, and an opportunity
for building good will among peo-
pie well able to help its tourist
business. Plans for the meeting
will be made during July by pro-
gram committee consisting of Mr..
Brown, Victor Meekins, Truman
Miller of Raleigh, Earl Jourdain
of Goldsboro, and C. A. Anthony
of Myrtle Beach, S. C.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-06-01
GRAND JURY IN
DARE COMPLAINS
OF BUILDINGS

In their report to the court
Wednesday, the Dare County
Grand Jury offered no praise of
anything except the old stereo-
typed paragraph copied year after
year from former reports praising
the Judge for his table and in
structive charge" and the Solicit
tor, feeling that the district is
fortunate in having such able,
etc -"
The Grand Jury made much COM
plant about the condition of the
Manteo High School, the gymnas-
fum, the Kitty Hawk and Coling-
top School, the jail and the COM
munity building, and recommended
that brand new school be built
for the Negroes, because the pres
ent building is "not practicable to
repair"
Improvements were recommend
ed in several courthouse offices.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-06-01
MRS. ERNEST HAYWOOD
NAMED FOREMAN OF
GRAND JURY MONDAY

Judge Henry L. Stevens of War
saw, holding court in Dare Coun-
ty for the first time in ten years,
lost little time in signalling his
return in an unusual way Monday
morning. After the panel of 10
grand jurors had been drawn and
was seated in the jury box, he
said, eve may as well make a lit
tie history here. So far as | know,
there has never been woman fore
man Of jury in North Carolina.
Therefore, Mrs. Haywood, I'm go
ing to appoint you foreman of this
grand jury" When Mrs. Ernest
Haywood had been sworn as fore
man and the rest Of the panel had
taken its oath, the Judge deIiverei
his charge to the jury.
Charge to the Jury
After speaking briefly Of his
pleasure in returning to the coun-
ty after so long an absence, Judge
Stevens discussed the prevalence
Of crimes Of violence in this cha
otto age. He said that he did not
rightly know how to account for
great number Of crimes Of the
kind he placed inc the assault
class" whether they were due to
the fast pace at which we are Iiv-
ing, to our greed and avarice CT
''tO our worship Of material rather
See JURY, Page Eight
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-06-01

MRS. MARY LANGSTON EV-
ANS, County School Supervisor,
was elected Superintendent of Dare
County Schools at called meet
ing of the Board of Education Sat-
urday. The Board had agreed pre-
viously to select a man for the job,
but a majority considered Mrs.
Evans the most qualified of the ap-
plicants, and on motion of Ellis
Gray, seconded by Roy Gray, she
was elected. Mrs. Evans, a native
of Goldsboro, is the wife of Den
mis- E. Evans Of Manteo, and has
been in the teaching profession for
several years, and holds numerous
degrees and college credits. Prior
to becoming school supervisor, she
taught several years in the schools
of Dare, at Manteo, Kitty Hawk
and MAINS Harbor. She is the
daughter Of Col. and Mrs. John D.
Langston of Goldsboro.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-06-01
Dare Library, One of the Best In State,
Being Punched by Space, Help Problems
Books Loaned from July I, 1880 to May u Reach
% 665 AA-Snn0n Circulation ExnactAd Next Year

1t is generally agreed among Ii
brarians that the Dare County Lii
brary is the best county library
in the state of North Carolina. And
it seems clear from the whopping
circulation figures that are report
ed for the past 10 months by Mrs.
Van Ness HARDWOOD and Mrs. Ellis
worth Midget, Jr., Of the library
staff that Dare County appreciates
the literary wealth that it has at
its disposal. The use made Of the
library by the people of Dare,
what's more, is on the increase
healthy situation, if ever a IL
brarian saw one. Examine these
figures on the library's circulation:
In the period between July 1,
1850 and May % of this year,
the library loaned 32.665 books
2O,S22 in the county, 1888 in
ManteO, not including circula-
ton figures for the Negro IL
brary. The remaining six weeks
of the year and the BOOkmObile
trips to Manns HarbOr and Hat
teras will make the figures still
higher.
One of the many possible sta
tistics will suffice to illustrate the
tremendous growth in circulation
within the period cited above.
In July of 1850, the BOOKING
bile distributed $50 books. In
March and April of 1851, Book
mobile circulation was just Is
short of 1880 each month.
Now, that situation may look
extremely rosy, and library users
might consider there is sufficient
evidence for thinking that every
thing must be going very well al
the Dare County Library. Every
thing is going very well--but Il
is entirely due to Mrs. HARDWOOD
and Mrs. Midget, the entire Ii.
brary staff. It would be interesting
to have another statistic to put II
this story, the number Of Dare
Countians who know that Their
.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-06-01
SUPERIOR COURT RECESSED AS
CRIMINAL DOCKET COMPLETED
AND CIVIL SUITS CONTINUED
State Takes NOl-PrOs in Vagrancy Case
Against DeFebiO. Juvenile Court Judgment
Sustained. ,emRR

Judge Henry L. Stevens wound
up the spring term of Superior
Court in Dare County in hurry
Wednesday by determining, at the
end of trial of cases in the Grim
inal docket, to continue the entire
civil docket to the next term.
Decision on DeFebiOs
Wednesday afternoon Judge Ste
vens acted upon the three cases
appealed from lower court by
Frank and Theo DeFebio. Only one
of the cases was tried, however,
that charging Frank J. DeFebio
with failure to send his children
to school as required by the state
compulsory school attendance law.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeFebio both pre-
sented statements of their case to
the court and jury after the pros
ecution had offered much the same
testimony it had presented in re-
corder's court a week before.
The jury found Frank DeFebio
guilty as charged. Judge Stevens
sentenced the defendant to serve
30 days in the county Jail or pay
a $25 fine. Mr.. DeFebio rejected
payment of the fine and is now
serving his term in the Dare Jail.
The state took nol-pros- with
leave in the case in which DeFeb-
10 had been convicted of vagrancy
in lower court.
ApPeal-NO Appeal
The only fireworks in the three
DeFebio cases came when the time
arrived for consideration of the
appeal from juvenile court of the
decision making the children
wards of the state. Considerable
confusion then occurred, for, it de-
veloped, the DeFebios' appeal
could not be heard for the reason
that technicality covering ap-
peals in such cases-that the APP
peal must be in writing within five
daysaafter the judgment was pass
ed-had not been complied with.
The court, therefore, sustained the
Judgment Of the juvenile court.
Wednesday morning two drum
ken driving cases were concluded.
The case of the State VS. Velma
Lehue, begun the day before, was
sent to the which returned a
verdict of guilty. Mrs. Lehue was
sentenced to pay 500 fine and the
costs of the court and had her
drivers permit suspended for a
year.
Mistrial
Judge Stevens dismissed the
jury which had deliberated for a
bout Az hours, Tuesday and We'd
nesday, without being able to reach
decision about the guilt or in,
nocence of David Worsley. The
case will be retired at the next
term of superior court.
One Acquitted
Wyke Dillon was found not gull
See COURT, Page Eight
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-06-01
MARY L. EVANS
NAMED SUPT. OF
DARE SCHOOLS
Begins Two-Year Term July
I. No Other Candidates
Voted Upon

Mrs. Mary Langston Evans of
Manteo was elected Superintendent
of Schools for Dare County, SUBJ
ject to the approval of the State
Board of Education, at meeting
of the County Board of Education
in Manteo last Saturday. Mrs. Ev-
ans will serve term of two years,
beginning July 1. She succeeds r.
l. Leake, county superintendent for
the past ten years. Mrs. Evans
was previously employed by the
Board of Education as school SUI
pervisor, and was reelected to that
position at a board meeting earlier
in the month.
Board Member Ellis Gray NOM
mated Mrs. Evans for the position.
The nomination was seconded by
Roy Gray. When the matter was
put to a vote, Mrs. Evans secured
the vote of Mrs. Mabel Evans
Jones as well as those of the two
Mr.. Grays, which gave her the ma
jority necessary for election.
No other candidate proposed re-
ceived the second necessary for
voting upon his candidacy.
]. L. Cameron of the state Di-
vision of Surveys and B. H. Ste
phens, architect, are TO- be invited
to meet with the board at its
meeting July 2.
The only other business accom-
plished by the board Saturday was
the approval of several school fac
ulties presented by school Commit
tees.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-06-01
COMMENCEMENT WEEK
SCHEDULE AT Mis-

Baccalaureate service: school
auditorium, 8 PM, June 3.
Speaker, the Rev. ]. H. Over
ton. Special music by ManteO
High School glee club.
Class night: Monday, June 4,
8 pm. at school auditorium.
Commencement: Wednesday,
June g. s pm. at school auditor
ium. Speaker, E., J. RutOn, East
Carolina College.
The presentation of eighth
grade certificates will take place
in the school auditorium at IL
am. Wednesday morning, June
6.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-06-01

LAST WEEKS WEATHER
Figures provided by U. s. Govt.
Meteorologist A. w. Drinkwater
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-06-01
FESTIVAL JUDGE

Wallace H. McCown of Manteo,
Senator Emmett Winslow Of Hert-
ford and A. L. Stout Of Charlotte
were judges of the floats in the
Albemarle Potato Festival parade
in Elizabeth City last Saturday
morning.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-06-01
NET $1,000 IN A DAY

Is fishing good? Ask the Gull
peppers at Mays Head. Wednes-
day they pulled in their net three
times and had 5000 pounds of fish.
They were sold at Engelhard for
about $1,000. The question is an
swered.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-06-01
The Library's Problems

highly efficient library is operat-
ed by just two persons.
The Library's Problems
The Dare County Library is fac
ing two serious problems, which,
properly understood, will reverse
any idea that everything must al
ways go well there just because
Mrs. HARDWOOD and Mrs. Midget
have succeeded in making every
See LIBRARY, Page Five
Evening star., 1951-10-11
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

CAMERA, .4x5 Crown Graphic Pace
maker; 6 holders, pack sdapter,
fash, tripod. carrying case; excel.
eor,d:: Sl65; FA. 6s6s. Ia.
caaIERAsnRetina Anlll sa tina, II; new, s1is; 15S
#. Of film, Sas5; Super Ikonta B,
model sIs5. EM. En- aeas. ~ &1s ~
CAMERA, Argofiex. excel. cond.. price
reasonable. Phone after pm. TU.
CAMERA GUIDE. free. Pay els mo. );
top photo-moyie equip. 1-yesr guar
3esn spsnnep 2 to oas 9 Ct sIhurs: RS: to g., 3,
CAMERAS. MovIE-save to ass
eris sFsnd boas. ass q ssl m& Fgs EGTsls sutu in
SS9.s5, Companion SSa.a5. Sharp
discount on prof. and still cameras
ms week only THE CAMERA
SHOP. us Kennedy st. NV. --I3
CASH REGISTER. Natl. make. for
f1lling station use: cost S425, Will
CASH REGIsTER and adding ma
chine. comb electric. like new; bar
gain for quick sale. JE. $3.50. Ii
CHINA GARNET. S25: server. $40,
walnut with burl fronts. Cali WA.
CLOTHING Ladies raccoon coat, size
hs: S2S or best offer. Boys sheep
lined goat. size 10: plaid mackinaw,
Teasons 1s ri 6l. maef cH. fS5 SSef' coat size fo
DIAMONDS-Lady's sol, "a ct,
Sl00; iady's sol. approx. / Ct. $3.50;
mans sol. Ia Ct. $500, lady's sol,
plat. fishtail mtg, 1ss ct, perfect,
SI9Is; Isdy': neai.c, man,s SOL sol ~ Ct 500;
All prices include mountings. Se; trades
excepted. LIVINGSTON l. CO,
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING; :
Marquis cut, over u carat, set in
piallpum with cluster; band to
match; match; S@75 or best offer. Call AP.
DICTAvox. autograph, with all sup
porting equipment; earphones, foot
pedals and converter: in excel.
Sw cSnd'; oEs Eeas. to a shorthand reporter.
800; Gas range. 4-burner. tahle-
DINING ROOM SUITE, s-pc.. carved
solid oak; table will seat IL. Cali
DINING ROOM TABLE AND PAD
bedroom cdr sa pieces, No beds, "a,
DlNETTE SETS, de luxe chrome: 40es
discount factory shipments Display
Room, 203S Eye st. NV. ST. 44a0.
DINING SUITE. 7-pc,. junior size, in
excellent condition, Sl25. Can GE.
nSio 10
DRUMS, Leedy, Broadway model ex-
cellent condition, 500. Call eve
DrMBa. aisfa. v WAiTHR. FER width. e7i. -lf IN (:
depth. AZ in. The run % It. Pur-
chaser TO remove. Call. 9:30-5 70,
DUPLICATOR. stencil type, S15.75
UNITED TYPEWRITER Co. sI3
IAtb st NV
ELECTRIC RANGE. Westinghouse
brand new, cost S17ag5, Moving 10
Texas. will sell for $50 below cost
or best offer. JE. 3-ss2s. Ia
Evening star., 1951-10-11
Accountant -Bookkeeper
Men Available
SITUATIONS WOMEN

GIRL, colored, wants Job as clerk. ne
typins. or receptionist in doc. once
or employment office. Call between
II and 5 pm. AT. 0o1O.
NURSE practical. refined middle aged
with patients ref; can drive Woullc
NE Florida or similar climate. OR
NURSE, Col: prefer tot
caring for invalid or one elderIy
person; exp; city refs. Ii. 3-4920
PRIVATE TUTORING for slow-I, arm
ing child, physically handicapped.
resalns oitfieulties- References. Box
-sTENoGRAPHER. man
uscrlpts, lttters. mailing lists. typed
TYING done at home. Telephone
Temple 224o. ZOE Evans lane, Alex
TYPiST desires work to do at home;
iast; neat and accurate. Call 10.
GIRL. colored. desires Job as foun-
tain or counter girl. Ii. 4-157g
GIRL. colored. desires Job cleaning
child care. clerk, care for invalid.
Egp. RA. 61S3.
GIRL. colored. desires Job: elevator
operator or store maid. Hobart 92ss.
NURSE. white. reliable and eficient;
DAY or night duty. Live In or out.
=. us0o. Ia
WOMAN. coiored. clean. good cook:
light housework. invalid care; sIeep
II: Va; ref. GE. 784S.
fOuNG GIRL, thorough worker,
VIDE interests. attractive. gets along
with people exceptionally we'll. am-
bilious, executive type, desires active
position. Third year college, speaks
little French. good typist. Cali DI.
GIRL desires Job immedi-
ately in ONCE. clerk, bookkeeping or
domestic work LA. 5726,
PRACTICAL NURSE de-
sires employment; references. LO.
Evening star., 1951-10-11

bricks may be sent; win deliver
ACE WRECKING g. BUILDING MA
TERIAI, co III A0S10