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The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-12-13

Charlottesville Auto & Truck Dealers Association
Barlow Motor Co., Inc.
1901 West Main Street Deseto-Plymiuth
Phone 2-6125
Coggns Motor Co., Inc.
$50 Preston Avenue Studerbaker--
Phone 2-635O Cars and Trucks
Charlottesville Motors
$50 West Main Street Ford Cars and Trucks
Phone 2-7141
MacGregor Motors, Inc.
416 West Main Street Lincoln Mercury
Phone PATTI
Calhoun Chevrolet Co.
100 East Water Street Chevrolet
Phone 2-9151 Cars and Trucks
Hoff Motor Co, Inc.
534 East Main Street Chrysler Plymouth
Phone 2-4333
Wilhoit-Davis Motors
404 East Market Street Dodge and Plymouth
Phone 2-4121 Dodge Trucks
Bradley Pcyton, iii
4 1911 West Main Street CadiIlac-Pontac
Phone 2-7175
Vance-Buick, Inc.
900 Preston Avenue Buick
Phone 2-7148
HIN. Gleason and Co.,Inc.
1902 East Garrett Street international Trucks
Phone 2-5145
Russell Mooney
Oldsmobile Serv. Sta.
315 West Main Street OIdsnaobile
Phone 2-5052
Perkins Motor Company
$40 West Main Street Federal Trucks
Phone2-9452
Wrights Wrecking Yard
1920 East Market Street Mack Trucks
Phone 29191
Dryer Motor Company
9th and Preston Avenue Packard-Wys
Phone 2-4154
J. r. Harper, Inc
1900 West Main Street MC-Morris and Other
Phone 2-S191 Fine English Cars
Charlottesville, Virginia
Evening star., 1952-09-07

pSoa. Sta iss az sSS SSd Is;
CosMETIc CLERK, must be the thor.
Plus PPano comm. ,cARRiER DRuGs. 81. 81.
COSMETICS By Madeline. the finest
Eanizers able to train and Supervise
washington area. Lucrative profits
c66eSXS 6eX 5S2, Evanston 2, I'll.
spsratcn: EsAggsv sxgs5v bRu In uS5usitSJs isgs
COMPANION. for conyalescine . "a.
Told girl; must be neat, attrac.
able TO drive. interested and active
IN outdoor sports, free for occasional
visvn. trsvei and nd about 25 yrs. of age,
COMPANION HoUsEKEEpER for q
lonely ioonnely old lady who needs no nurs-
LADY with unusual tact should find
TINS position quite attractive. Write
eupatons cub e1as %ddrepes a dSxpsr ,sn and past Is
ToRNEY. RIM. RI0si: si2. fee1sn Evans 70 BidF.. a.
1920 N. Y. ave. NV.
CONCESSION ATTENDANT, young
night. 8 hrs. Sat. and sun; pref
saTa1 srably Go, high school girl; Apply
SMidsoN Sivd.. Hrl., l77aATER' Va. 1870 Wilson
COUNTERGIRL. day work in food
speciality and ice cream store. 10.
5--9S20. JACBETT'S DRIVE IN.
11173 Viers Mill rd., Wheaton, Md.
COUNTERGIRL. cafeteria, white; Ise.
downtown cafeteria; good salary, no
Sundays. paid vacation and holidays,
meals and uniforms furnished. Ap-
ply INVESTMENT CAFETERIA A
1921 K st. NV, Sunday, am
to l pm. or weekdays. p
|COUNTERGIRL for dry-cleaning
store. JERNIGAN DRY CLEANERS,
3299 Queens Chapel rd.. Mt. Rain
Ter. ND. 10
Evening star., 1952-09-07
HELP-WoAEN

cLEaK rYRIsTEi nyEin. local sna university
sesff Ms Hssra! 5ohssos lfssys free g. 'u.s595 4s9S
ORGANIZATION; 1 with bkkp. back
ground; salaries open; 5-day wk.
ssoS sssosa1 xksass snS SIX sisols leave. call ST
keeping machine oper. in flower
Lupo. BLACKIsToNE. INC. i4o7 Il
cIERk-ryp1sT. Ii aiE part time, / to &
9T e. HASGER MSe thTSSsh TSc ea1 nri q st. ApD1y DE
CLERK -TYPIsT-Young lady 70,
typins, hiins. switchboard ane
general gen ddns6a once as,S work Must be M alert
CAN CALF & BRO. INC. ri. i0S3
Iii Rk.TYPfsr. EdTf5Hsi white. perm. position
with life insurance company. Ex.
cellent working conditions. Paid
Ssna Sen St not benefits Short r.
view. W. e. WERNER. s11 11th st.
NV. 2nd fl. III
CLERK-TYPIST, for large air-cond.
insurance once: Apply in person:
YOUNG & SIMON. $40 Woodward
CLERK-TYPIsT. age 1s to 30: i'm
mediate opening: 5-day week: ex-
cellent salary; conditioned Of.
flce: opportunity for advancement:
moderately priced employees cafe
terra in bldg: hours. $40 to 4:3O.
Call MR.. WEYANT. ME. 1900.
CLERK-TYPIST by national trade
assoc; new air-cond. bldg; 5-day,
40-hr. wk.; good starting salary,
excel; working conds. and employe
benefits. Call Elk. 1880.
CLERK-TYPIST. white. for large
auto parts dept: 5-day wk.: usual
employe benefits. Call Mr.. Dixon,
DE; 2003, CENTRAL AUTO PARTS.
1880 p st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST-Ac minimum
80. w:p.m.. 5-day wk.. annual and
sick leave. Apply ANDREWS AIR
CLERK-TYPIST, various duties with
wholesale radio part company. Pleas
ant working conds. in air-cond.
9bldgi: perm perm; pos; call HU 5000
CLERK -TYPIST
BY old establishment; congenial sur
roundings; 40 hours; all holidays
and benefits. including insurance;
not over 30; permanent.
LAMB SEAL & STENCIL CO.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
SALESLADY

Retail store specializing in
pictures, mirrors and frames.
Permanent position and top
salary for alert. energetic
young lady.
Selling experience and knowl-
edge Of interior decorating
desirable but not necessary.
Apply to Mr.. Freedman,
COHEN'S PICTURE STORE
1927 G ST. NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-07

CLERKS. to answer phones, record
general ONCE duties; must be cour-
many employe BENEFITS. Apply MR.
BOTTS. Lacy's Service Building
1850 Half st. s.w.
CLERK for once camera fan pre-
tion: See Mrs, HAMPTON between =
PHOTO CO., 933 Pa. ave NV.
CLERKS, exper.. to manage laundry
and dry-cleaning stores; good hours;
ea4aEE b9z 1AGNbRY iHGRTfSi9n aa16 APRS stS
CLERK. general, for service dept,
taking service orders, filing, with
knowledge OF typing; 4O.hr., 5-day
Ek.,, excel; conn eompany benefiss, nIpppp,yy Apply
l. CO.. $500 v st. ne, rear Bladens-
burg I'd. Hot Shoppe. 10
CLERK. general. interesting position
for young woman in auditing dept.
pleasant working conds.. excel. COM
pany benefits. Conveniently located
eond. ONCE Only si inose Sse''Sfi Siillns % to
need apply. Will be Riven opport,
to learn to operate comptometer or
calculator and tatulating mach ne.
AeoagcK AeI!z PsrSonGel g Go Ssne 8f1ee 8 SEARS
rear Of Bladensb1rs I'd. Hot shoppe sii pis;.
CLERK, in credit ONCE: bookkeeping
exper. pref; 5-day wk.: excel salary,
Phone Phone Mr.. Mr.; BUsKEY, Elk. $500 tor
CLERK. aIGsiR'qsRt: part-time ONCE work. 20 a945
FL; Thurs: s. to @ =: JOSEPH pH'9;. r.
HARRIS CO., 1924 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-07

CLERK STATISTICAL - Young lad,
for statistical and general ofict
work. Must be alert and depend
able. Exc working conditions
Company benefits, Call GAIT q
CLERK -STENO.. or typlst, age is.
30. Fer interesting olhce work in
Guiding that of receptionist; 5-day
week. Apply to THE CITY BANh
9th and Mass. ave. NV. -S
CLERK K-TYPIST-In small branch Of
flee OF large printing ink company,
20 do general office work: 5-day
week; good opportunity for ad-
vancement. Apply INTERCHEMICAL
CORP, Printing Ink Division, 132
Que st. ne. -S
CLERK -TYPIST for office of we'll
sstablished furniture STORE vacation psns
fts. Apply HOUSE g. HERMANN
FURNITURE STORE. nth and l
CIERksTYP1sT, IL: 4 NJ excel. hours With
exceptional working SonditioIns; hGI1;i
and experience, opportunity for sirl
who wishes position near home
CiTizENs BANK OF MARYLAND
Bladensburg, Md. -S
pleasant working
Apply to MR.. KAHN. 3rd a.. wash
nssGR HpSt Rids 5 l65 / s. 1S 4So
manent employment Apply once
Of Sanitary Engineer. County Of
Fairfax, ia E Main ST., Fairfax.
Va. 3
Evening star., 1952-09-07
RecentiOnist-T

Young lady with pleasant telephone
voice and manner, exper. on electric
typewriter pref. Should be capable
typist with exper. in tipping stencils.
Interesting and varied work. Ex-
cellent opportunity. 5-day week,
8 to 4:30. GOVERNMENT EN-
PLOYEES INSURANCE CO... 14th
tween and 3 at L st. entrance.
Evening star., 1952-09-07

OFFICE GIRL
some knowledge required. RA. 44O0.
3
PATENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
typist with shorthand or dictatins
machine ability. Good salary for B
days. 80 hrs. wk., vacation and
SICK leave with pay. Air-cond. Of
nee. Will consider part-time en-
pioye: NATIONAL PRESS BLDG.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
CLERKS

White. under SO; permanent positions
talSo some temporary positions last
ing through the end of the year,
Aforementioned bldg; modern cafe
terra; 40-hour, 5-day week; typing
not required; annual starting salary,
$2,400, liberal vacation and sick
leave. Apply NATIONAL GEO.
GRAPHIC SOCIETY. Personnel Or
nee, 3rd and r stS me-, 8 am. to
4 pm. NO PHONE CALLS. Ia
Evening star., 1952-09-07
HELP-.WokAEN
RECEPTIONIsT-TYPIsT, u

INSTRUMENTATION, under 3b,
p pSSsyrye;s 2,dsy week ma. .2732. %
following qualifications: HIS. grad,
23-40; aggressive personality. good
tel. voice and memory; resident Of
D. G. or vicinity for at least 4 mos. !;
5 days. Mon. through Fri, 35-hr.
stsrtins Sk; dnteresting sstin POSITION No tyPnF
AL AND REALTY CO.. 1904 New
York ave. NV, Room 524. --S
RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST. general of
nee duties: 6-day week. Apply
FREED's OPTICAL OFFICE. 727
Evening star., 1952-09-07
CLERKS

Alert girls. 1919 yrs OF age, to do
general clerical work; Mon. Fri. s.
handle routine assignments. Posi-
tons available in our accounting
and circulation departments. Bring
birth certificate II under I8. Ap-
ply Personnel Room COS. Open
Meekdays. 5000. and Sat. 81
No phone calls
Evening star., 1952-09-07

CLERK-$5O WEEKLY
White. 1s to 35: pleasant personality,
dependable. ambitious. to wait on
customers, etc; experience not nec-
essary; steady interesting position;
chance for advancement. Apply
EXQUISITE CLEANERS. 370C
Georgia ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
PAYROLLCLERK

Alert individual. 20-3s years of age.
HMn0 Is accustomed to working with
helpful; q reasonable tipping speed is
reouired;. 6-day. 4O-hr. wk. Appiy
Personnel. Room COS; open week
days. S:30-5 and Sat, 81. No
Evening star., 1952-09-07

SALESWOMEN
FOR WIDE VARIETY OF DEPARTMENTS
IN OUR
MAIN STORE
OR
BRANCH STORES
BETHEsDA-CHEvY CHASE, BETHESDA
BUDGET OR PENTAGON
AND OUR WORKING SCHEDULES ARE:
FULL TIME, 5-DAY, 4o-HoUR WEEK
PART TIME, 1:30 TO $3.50 DAILY
WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THURSDAY,
WHEN THE HOURS ARE $3.50 TO 7:3O
ORIF
YOU HAVE HOURS DAY, OR MORE
DAYS WEEK FREE, COME IN AND DISCUSS
1T WITH US
Good Salary Plus Commission
Provide Good Earnings for Experienced
SALESWOMEN
Earn while you learn If you wish to get started
in an interesting and stimulating field
Manv Worthwhile Benefits Including
209S DISCOUNT ON PURCHASES
COMMISSION ON SALES
EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS
Woodward & Lothrop
APPLY MAIN BUILDING
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
NINTH FLOOR, OR
BRANCH STORES
DURING REGULAR STORE HOURS
Evening star., 1952-09-07
HELP-WoMEN
MARKING CLERK
TEMPORARY

Young woman 21-3O years Of age and
who Is accurate and Is accustomed
to working with details for tempo
rary position - our record depart.
ment: 5-day; 40-hr: wk.; must
work Sat. and Sun. Q out of every
open weekdays S:3O-b and Sat.
o-1. No phone calls
Evening star., 1952-09-07

CREDIT ASSISTANT
Tactful and experienced in dealing
with public. Credit or general ONCE
experience necessary. Must be able
wk. Apply in person to Mrs. Strauss,
MAJOR MASTERPIECES, INC, Oil
9TH st. n.W %
Evening star., 1952-09-07

INSURANCE. CLERK, with exper. IN
fire underwriting for large agency. "
Apply in person. YOUNG & SIMON,
$40 woodward Bldg. -S
INSURANCE CLERK, with exper. In
casualty underwriting for large
agency. Apply in person. YOUNG
d SIMON. $40 woodward Bldg. -S
Evening star., 1952-09-07

CREDIT DEPARTMENT
Immed. openings for cashiers, book.
teSpers tions nod mtervieTers vterS FERN. posi-
company benefits incl. discount privi-
leges. Paid vacation. fit-sharine
plan. Apply Personnel ONCE.
SEARS POERIICK r. 20
Evening star., 1952-09-07
THE EVENING STAR

Permanent position at 1884 Upshul
st. NV: hrs, $3.50 p.m-11 pm
good salary and many worthwhile
employment benefits. Call Mrs
Shortell, TU. 1000, or
APPLY HOT SHoPPES, INC,
Rm. 200. 1341 G st. NV -l
Evening star., 1952-09-07

O41 VI I1I11 Z OIC
With either PIX or telephone com.
II am. to 8 pm; 5.day. 4o-houi
week; Monday through Friday ex-
cept for every fourth Saturday
morning; overtime for Saturday
work. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
INSURANCE CO., 14th and l. SITS
Evening star., 1952-04-23
Costume JeWeIv

Costume jewelry has taken on
a real look these days and even
the rondelle, which is a fiat circu-
lar diamond with approximately
128 facets round the edge, is being
used in rhinestone versions. It ell
hances many of the smart new
choker necklaces and you'll see
it combined with pearl, jet, crystal
and other beads. The result is a
costume piece that is particularly
right with afternoon and after
5 clothes. The rhinestone rom
dele alternates with a single bead
and the overall effect is one of
modified brilliance. You can wear
these rhinestones and not worry
about OVERRIDING" with the glitter
jeWelry.
Evening star., 1952-04-23
Tobin to Address
|UJA Luncheon

Secretary of Labor Maurice ]
Tobin will be guest speaker al
the $1O0-minimum Special Gifts
Luncheon to be sponsored by the
Women's Division of the United
Jewish Appeal at 1890 pm. Fri
day in the Hotel Statler.
Mrs. David L. Bazelon, wife OF
the circuit judge of the Court OF
Appeals for the District, is chair
man of the luncheon. She will in
troduce Mr.. Tobin.
Assisting Mrs. Bazelon. who is
active in a number of welfare ac-
tivitieS, are Mrs. Alvin Newmyer,
ST.. chairman of arrangements,
and Mrs. Nelson Blechman, chair
man of hostesses.
Mrs. John Safer, chairman of
the Women's Division. will preside
at the luncheon for which more
than 600 reservations have been
made.
Evening star., 1952-04-23
Fashion Notes

One of the important factor!
governing design today is travel
Women want to look well-dressec
in whatever part of the globe they
may happen to be in.
Travel by air is also account
ing for lighter weight fabrics
more ingenious use of separates
and in producing simpler clothes
that don't need as much atten-
ton paid to them on a trip.
New low fares on many trans
Atlantic flights will also mean a
44-pound luggage allowance. This
is adequate for any woman plan
ming several weeks of foreign
travel.
To really be sure. however, Jane
Kilbourne. who represents a lead
ing world airways firm, studied
the problem with experienced
travellers and fashion experts. She
came up with the following ward
robe tips:
Select dresses, blouses and lin
gerie in lightweight, easily laun-
dered materials. Choose a basic
color scheme for your entire ward
robe and vary it with scarfs, belts
handkerchiefs, flowers, jewelry
and gloves. Let your skirts,
blouses, sweaters and jackets be
interchangeable. Take comfortable
shoes. Wear your heaviest clothes
on the plane for they are not
counted in your weigh-in allow
ance.
Miss Kilbourne goes deeper into
the situation and assemblies a
basic wardrobe adequate for every
occasion of a two or three weeks
vacation. In the way of luggage
take suitcase, a 26-inch Pullman
which packs fiat (no hangers)
and a cosmetic case in which you
pack a nylon robe, nightie, slip
pers, blouse. lingerie, stockings,
jewelry case. and your day-to-
day cosmetics. Use plastic bottles
for liquids and put powder into
a plastic powder box. Tissues can
be fitted into a special water
proof Zipper-lined case.
Buy face cleaner in a tube or
plastic bottle. Take extra lipstick,
soap in a plastic soap box, soap
flakes, washcloth, and a little pill
box, camera and extra film. She
suggests, too, using solid perfume,
taking sun glasses to guard against
glare, and for sightseeing the shoes
with a foam rubber sole lining for
harsh city streets. Tape your nail
polish cap firmly on the bottle.
DON'T carry an iron, slacks,
shorts or halterS.
Take a dark cotton or silk dress.
! silk afternoon dress, l inter-
0hangeable costume such as a
dress with a jacket, l long evening
Evening star., 1952-04-23

skirt. 2 nylon blouses Il for eve.
ming and l for daytime), an extrs
skirt of heavy dark cotton, 1~pai
Ilow-heeled walking town shoes,
pair dress shoes, extra set c
Inylon lingerie including night
gown, slip. at least 4 pairs of nylo
hose, 6 hankerchiefs, 2 scarfs,
bathing suit if going to a resor
l town-type handbag, one enve
lope bag for dress-up wear, vel
instead of too many hats.
Wear your wool suit on the all
plane. a nylon blouse, hat an
gloves and one set of lingerie
Garry your travel coat. Garry
too, a large enough handbag
suitable for carrying your pass
port, papers, literature, foreign
money, AND your cosmetic case.
Have good trip! -E. s.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-15
Cattle1llen Will
Meet Jan. ST

PRELIMINARY PLANS for the
largest convention in the 56-year
history Of the American National
Cattlemen's association are com-
pleted.
The convention, at the city audi
torium of Kansas City, Mo-, Jan.
ST, 1858, will feature three days
of business sessions, nationality
known speakers. luncheons and
banquet and dance.
Bob White, Garnett, Kan, past
president of the Kansas Live Stock
association, has been named COM
vention chairman. Fred Olander of
Kansas City is in charge of local
arrangements. They will be assisted
by special committee of Kansas
and Missouri stoclxmen and stock
yards and business leaders.
Coinciding with the meetings Of
the American National will be the
first national convention of the new
ranch women's organization, the
American National CowBelles. Mrs.
o. W. Lyman, Burdett, Kan. is
president Of the organization which
is planning a series of meetings,
breakfasts, a luncheon, fashion
show, and a scenic tour.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-15
Fort Shaw, 8 head at an average

Fort Shaw, head at an average
$289.
Other buyers included M. L. Ogden,
Simms; A. E. Wilkins, Belmont; G. D.
Lacher, Fairfield; George Lederer,
Conrad; K. w. Campbell, Augusta;
A. o. Lindseth, Choteau; Flossie E.
Chisholm, Augusta; Bob Sauke,
Simms; ]. c. Kinna, Simms; Burch
and Powers. Choteau; Tomnie r.
Thompson, Wolf Creek; George
Stengrimson, Fairfield; T. N. Aus
tad, Fairfield; Carol and Marion
Woldstad, Waller; Charles A. Greene,
Augusta; Huston and Mortag, Great
Falls, and R. G. Rumney, Cascade.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-10-15
Neighbors Take
Morgan Herd

A GOOD SIZED crowd watched
just IS buyers from seven Montana
counties take over the dispersal sale
of Ruth Morgan Anxiety 4th Here
fords at Augusta Oct 4, paying $780,
900 for the 63 lots sold. Most of the
dispersed herd stayed close to home,
as only two of the buying counties
represented, Carbon and Golden Val
ley, are at all distant from the sale
site.
Moreover, better than half of the
sales hammered out by auctioneer
H. B. Sager during the dispersion
were made to seven state stoclmen
who signed checks totaling $16,635
for the 56 head they purchased.
Heading this list of top buyers were
Roman and Mclean, -neighbors
of the Morgans at Augusta, who took
II cows, heifers and heifer calves at
cumulative $3.50,
Only the Ruth Morgan cow herd,
carrying the Anxiety 4th breeding of
the Lester Thompson herd, Bozeman,
was sold. The herd sires were re-
tanned by Morgan Bros, who will
continue breeding registered Here
fordS.
D. L. Weppler, Ryegate, and Remy
Berchmoes, Bridger, two Of those
travelling farthest to buy at the sale,
shared Is animals between them.
Weppler took 10, including the top
selling COW, Dom. Lamplighter
10th, at an average $486 per lot, while
Berchmoes bought Z lots including
one $400 heifer, at an average 1851.
Rounding out the top buyers were
Duard Pollock, Bynum, with Z lots
averaging 1924; Ethel Bean, Augusta,
6 head. including the top-selling, $40
heifer. at $S86 average; E. w. and
Dorothy Strauser, 6 head and $3O7
average, and G. j. and M. A. Drum,
, 1952-04-18
m RI EMrNc
0ALo AA14y4AoN

DR.. FLEMING
Of the American Academy Of
Political and Social Science, in
the Crisis, the Journal Of
Negro Education and the
Negro History Bulletin. His
writings & studies have been
quoted in such volumes as
9The American Dilemma by
Myrdal and Social Problems
in the United States" BY Lee
and Lee Fleming has also par
ticipated on radio programs
for the Voice Of America and
with Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt.
He has also appeared on
television.
Doctor Fleming is a native
Of ST. Croix.
, 1952-04-18

DR.. Robert NJ. De Freitas.
3, a. OF, p. Specialist in Eye
Examination Refraction Or
thoptics; announces that on
Tuesday April 22nd from 10 AM.
TO 5 PM & Wednesday. April 23rd
from l:3O 10 4:sO Pm. complete
optometric service will be Of
fered to the Municipality Of
ST. Croix.
Will be in Frederiksted
Municipal Hospital from 900
am. until noon Wednesday.
The latest designs in Eye
glasses prepaid or G. O. ID.
, 1952-04-18
NEWS
The SIS RIO DALE !

The SIS RIO DALE i
scheduled to sail from New
York April 18th and is due a
Frederiksted April 25th, &C
cepting freight for ST. Kit
Antigua, Guadeloupe, Domi
MICA, Martinique, Barbados,
Trinidad, British Guiana ane
Paramaribo.
Refrigeration facilities Is
available. A
, 1952-04-18
PUBLIC NOTICE

A public hearing on the new
Pay Plan will be held ia the
District Court Room, Chris
tiansted, on April "a, 1852, at
, 1952-04-18

Daalen, which is worthy to be
clarified with immortal
laurels, shows to what heights
the soul Of miserable mortal is
able to ennoble itself by re-
spending to the impulses Of
Christian charity.
, 1952-04-18
CHRISTIAN CHARITY
Editorial from FL Mundo,
April 16, 1852

The sublime exaltation of
Christian love, carried to the
highest conceivable point by
human beings, was manifest
ed by a young missionary on
Good Friday, last, at the very
moment when the ocean abyss
opened in order to entomb, in
its angry deep, and dark
waters, seventy nine Of Gods
creatures.
Doing good to ones neigh
Dor, which Christ preached in!
His gospel Of love, saturated
her soul to such an extent that
it arose with glorified power
at a moment in which this love.
demanded the splendid sacri-
flee Of her own life.
Eunice Van D~aalen, mother.
Of a child Of very tender years,
mother far above all natural
motherhood, Invested herself
Of the only equipment which
at the moment of the aerial
catastrophe Of Good Friday
afforded her a ray Of hope for
survival, in order to give it to.
another mother who was suf-
fering nearby with another
child in her arms and who.
Had no lifejacket Of her own.
Her spirit being illumined
in that flying moment ID order
to condense a series Of reflec-
tionS, entertained the thought
that the child of her own
bowels had the powerful and
safe protection Of its father,
who also travelled with her,
and that God would watch
over them both.
Without vacillation or hest
tation she took off her own
life-jacket IN order to save
another mother who was suf-
fering with a child in her
arms.
The designs Of the Almighty
were so disposed that through
another sublime gesture Of
Christian love, Mrs. Van Daa-
lens own son whom she had
committed to Gods keeping
when she bid farewell to this
life, was saved when he was
at the point Of joining his
mother in spirit before the
throne Of God and gathering
close to her maternal body in
the unfathomable depths.
, 1952-04-18

"A Steamer is scheduled to
sail from New Orleans April
24th, Mobile April 10Th, and is
due at Frederiksted on or
about May S, accepting freigh
for Barbados, Georgetown and
Paramaribo. A
ALCOA
INC.
Rob't I. Merwm & Co.. Inc.
Evening star., 1952-06-17
OIIT OF THE CITY

And yet only q few minutes from Dis
trict line; 3-bedrm. brick home
with liv rm. firepl., din. rm.. modern
kit, 2 baths, full bsmt., bit. in ga
rage. screened porch and patio. on
have been looking for. in a charming
community. BROWN AGENCY, SH:
3497; George Sturm. SH. 3444.-l7