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Sfven, The AnnA-n (Ala.) Star, Auj. 13, 1317. AUTOMOTIVE EMPLOYMENT Jaycees, Plan 'Ladies' --Nmht' rtftr for ti Fw. r' mil, tri) (i Air fr gt neat an4 cos irov. mtomttie gs hf 4i Cliirnee Mr Rij-fs, 14 V- Dance Will Be CivenTluirs-day Night At Oxford Iake The Anniston Junior Chamber of Commerce will hold a "Ladies meeting at Oxford Lake Park, Thursday night at 7 o'clock, with dancing for members and their wives and girl friends to begin at o'clock to the music of Oliver Borden and his orchestra.

The Jaycees are sponsoring a "Get Out And Vote" campaign on the coming amendment. The tax mess- on on the ballot, will raise the teachers' salaries, build new public schools and keep the old ones in repair without causing you to pay more taxes. A traffic safety campaign will be sponsored by the JayceeaJnSep-teinber, ''urgihlgWliitlieha to take more care in their driving and pedestrians to be more careful in crossing the streets. Fire Prevention Week will be sponsored by the Jaycees from October 5-11. The Jaycees, in cooperation with the Chamber of Commerce, will sponsor an exhibit of booths at the Calhoun County Fair, showing products manufactured in this area.

Stntes Weather Beats The North, Observer Declares MONTGOMERY. Aug. 19. The weather man is sold on Alabama's weather. -jjjgjjj-- Irom a va ca tfon In Connecticut and New Jersey.

Meteorologist E. D. Emlgh observed fort able it gets ill this part Of the country, it's still more bearable I than the climate in the North. For two reasons: mS fn ant ti tt s. 20-W l-l'p NOTRE.

nfir" ir bH. unrtrm nc ot to to I.iv rp.or::,.y py- toenta if WH EZKa AtiKNCY PHOWI 797 TH PGR SALE Whmni s'nker rnmpleic Like pew Half price. Phon 17.e. U-M-S t7 First to Seors, Then Bock to School for the grade school crowd. Water repellent Gabardine Raincoat $3.98 Tailored all wool Winter Coot $9.95 Honey Lone all wool Pullover Sweater $2.59 Pretty washable, Cotton Dresses $1.98 Worm; Cotton Flannelette Pajamas Sturdy Knit Royon Panties 48c Finest Rayon Satin Slips $1.19 Shop today through Sears new Fall Catalog.

Phone your order in today, 2270. 19-1 tc FIVE burner kerosens stove In goodTcon-dltlon; on piano for sal or trao for cheap car Leaving town. Bryant. ISO Olen Addte. l-ltp RENTALS ApartmenU for Rml 13 Apt.

Qulntard Ave. Clnw In Phone 5M-M 19-tc TWO room unfurnished apartment 430 i Phone 155J-J, 10-ltD FOR RENT Furnished apartment, prif. ate bsih and entrance. 2000 Christine Ave. Phon SOU -J.

i-ttp KURN1BHED of 'TntanilaMnrtmeni or bedrooms to men. West 3th Bt. Phone 13H-R. l-atp FIVE room vnfurntehed 12 Fail ltth St l-ltp TWO rflo'm Wilmer. tiorie 2497-W 1 tfc fOR RENT- Apt.

'with privat kth? isi'a Quint rd. Phona IH-R. l-2te J'C. sJBtVat room apt. fjioit in.

Leightnn, Phone HW-W. It-ltp ONE or two bedrmim furntshf Apt" 183S Mohre U-Jtp FOR RENT: PurnTshed Apt. Referenc required Phone 10SS-J. 524 Qilntard lT-)tp TWO room furnished" Apt: Bedroom and kitchen. 511 Leightnn Phon Ilji-J 17-Jtp FOR RENT! TiiVoom furnfahed Ant.

AIo one furnished room, cooking privileges Phone IW4-J. 17-Jtp TWO room apartmenl. l0WiTmrJ room apartment (00 Lelghton. phon 1000-J l-2tp Board And Room 24 riooms and meals Also puile dining room. Food served home style Fin food and excellent service No waiting.

Bpark Boarding Hous. 1203 Witmer Av. J. ion vm at-tic Furnished Rooms FOR RENT: Room two blocks from town. Private bath.

Phon 3222-M. IS-Jtc ROOM for couple or to girls. Oood neighborhood. Phone 703-J. 1001 Leigh-ton.

l-ltp LIOHT housekeeping room, couple only. 033-W. 1700 Cobb. l-ltp Hoases For Rent tt room, bath and kitchen, electric refrlgrra- l-4tp THREE room furnished house. East Side.

1 blocks to townPhon 2232-M ll-Jte FOR RENT; Furnished cottage, rooms and bath. E. ih. Phone Ml-J lt-Stp HEW two and three bedroom houses for rent. Electric refrigerator, stov and hot water heater furnished FKLHAM HEIOHTS Mcdallan Housing Corporatloa Phon 3057 t-tf On new two bedroom hous and on new thre bedroom house, both furnished with hctrt relclgerator, rtrt atov ana hot water hsster.

For rent at Pel. nam Heights. afcClellan Boating Corp. Phon 237. 11-tf BEDROOM for rent.

Phon 104-W. 1301 Wilmer Ave. lS-ltp Building. For Rent 27-11 FOR RENT: Large 3 story building, boat section Noble. Box I- car Star.

Tue. Wed. Frl. 1 Stp I 1 i i a nnsmnw The nights are longer in Ala- Thread breakage, skipped alltchea. EmlRh giving folks I -croo keded.

lonper to recuperate from a hot diMn0M tlld correct. day. I Wlie.i vour sewlnn machine needa re- 1, pair. Call your "Bearing Center etwwers an-d- Tnvnidersrfrms -ateifjcfttEti MECHASTCS." reasonahli Kit at. WSWTm TO RM4T i ti ttntumined hfluie Ae.

By proni residnu Phon JI41-W. U-J REAL ESTATE Bimaess OvjtartnaKlea Tt OAMDEN7lTiTtthTBrrCa hiding stock and nature fog ea.e. Doing goodbijme. a aaawager. 17-1-p POR SALiaVBeat" new bln a anns ton at aacrirtc- Wrtt r.

O. Boa lor details. jo-mp job or position wim atat. CaU 0441. Mr.

Mont Bheara. Tues Thur. Bust. H-frf ALE i'rg eWf in goodToealioiT lb Btreot. Ooq rraeowa tog oaUinf.

Boa l- ear Bur. Tues Pvt. 1i-'p Hooaea far Bala IS F0RSALE 8 room houser 2 both rooms. This house will have to be moved off the lot in IS days. Phone 245.

n-tf-c tl room house, too Letghtoa. 14 room houw, 1HQ witmer. Btore. eat an4 I room llvtng (jusnars, Phoo lt-i. 10-t'p NEW fit room houa not ult earn-pleied.

Ml View just. Off BtrwtrflghaiSj' Highway. Burl Smith. Phono 1IS-M. litp llugseaFerSai 33 FOR S.M.I Oood 4 room hous, built hi 194.1 a floors, composition roof, large front and back porches, good well with pump, outbuildings, about i scree good level land 130 Chevrolet ear.

fair eoo-dinon. boy's bicycle, portable paint sprsy with motor. 1.4 H. P. doubl letrw grinder, small band good Sad- die Ail for I4M9 Will sell any pan seps- wul consider good itstton wagon nn trade.

Located about anil irom oxiora. norm or Jtnama mgnwiyi Inquire LakevMw Bertie Station. W. O. McDow.

IT-4' FOR' SALE room turoihedhou. 111 Gurnee Avenue. Phon 1-M. FOR SALE: Immediate possession, house at 600 East Sixth Street. Phone 2222-M.

OOOD 4 room home, ig acre land, 4 room hous on on sere land, Icriettv. good water. No better bargain can found Be Prank Oalnea at Tom Owen Store, Oadsden Highway at Wellington. JS-KB Large Home, Ideal For Doctor's Clinic On Letghton Av. block from center of town, 7 rooms and bath, large entrance hall on first fir; 4 rooms and bath second fir.

Corner lot provide ample parking space. Numerous closets, I euutd entrances, lamedlau poucaalon, Evenings call Joel 8herr 29-M Clyde Bobo M7I-M. 0. H. PARKER CO.

Real Ktat Loans Insuranc Radio Bldg. Phone 1977 MONEY TO LOAN Money To Lean SS WANTED TO LOAN FROM TO I3O0OS ON REAL EftTATS i COMMERCIAL SANK BOTUJINO O. LLOTD ROOM til LIST YOUR siiiP ROP WITH US FOK QUICK CASH SALE Wl MAKE F.HA LOANS Gel. INSURANCE HOME REALTY COMPANY Geo. Cams Radio Bldg.

Wyly Dickson Phona 2212 On While ii pils Chased From Hecro Home Students Engaged In Build ing Store Ordered Out Of Town By It C. Mob COLUMBIA, N. Aug. 19. A band of 300 white men forced hasty departure of six white tu-denti from the home of a Negro, spokesman for the students said today, because of the "interracial character" of the students work, 'SHertfrRy Cohoon oTfyrriir County reported that the group of 300 men had ordered six youthful students to leave this Eastern North Carolina town.

The groups of students, the Sheriff said, complied with the band's order within 24 hours. Sheriff Cohoon in reporting the incident, which occurred Monday, Aug. 11, said. "I don't know of any law preventing white folks living with Negroes, but I know people here don't think much of it. Columbia Police Chief J.

L. Pos- tn, who worked with Sheriff Co hoon in dispersing the crowd when 'leathered in front of the Negro's Itooit added: "It's a good thing the students left. There might have been violence." The students, members of the Fellowship of Southern Churchmen, lived at the home of S. P. Dean, former principal of the Negro High School here.

The Chapel Hill Office of the Fellowship said the group had come here to help organize and build a cooperative store for Negroes. The organization was described a a group which is opposed to racial segregation and believes in "living as Christ would live." A fellowship spokesman, who declined use of his name In the absence of Nelle Morton, its executive secretary, from Chapel Hill, said the work was the project of an annual student work camp and that all members of the group were Southerners." In Raleigh, D. R. Graham, credit union director with the State Department of Agriculture, said that when he was approached by officials of the group for a loan to finance the project, he had advised them to quti living at Dean's home and against violation of local segregation customs. He said the group did hot get the grant.

4 Graham said he made two trips to Columbia to investigate the project and that Dean and his wife were opposed to the student gnoup living in their home. Both Graham and Sheriff Cohoon praised Dean for the work he has done with Negroes In promoting pewa relaiic in.eU. Dean is head of the "Light of Tyr rell," credit Union which has assisted Negroes in purchasing small-tract farms. Sheriff Cohoon said the crowd which gathered in this' small town and madt no threats of bodily harm to the church group, he added. Degftig i atrif Wenttfied "members of the student group, as: Jack Anderson, 38, Washington, D.

CV former University of North Carolina ytudent and now an instructor at Talladega College (Negro) in Alabama; Garland Anderson, 25, his wife; Earl Page. 22, Florence, S. student at the University of North Carolina; Jack Payne, 22, Davidson College student; Robert Wher-ritt, 19, New Orleans. Tulane student; Zan Harper, 22, New Bern, Yale Divinity student; Kay Knede, 24, Amertcsn-boni "J-pia'n-ese from Philadelphia, a University of North Carolina student; Nathaniel Garth, 22, Chattanooga, Negro student at Payne College; Evangeline Royall, 21, Wilson, Negro student at Barber Scotia College; and Monurl Kouri, 26, of Syria. Child, Ten, Fractures 4 LegJfflbiJlL Running Bryant of 014 Wilmer Avenue was treated at Anniston Memorial Hospital at 4:45 o'clock yesterday afternoon for a fractured left leg.

The ten-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Bryant, he injured his leg when he fell while running.

BIRD SMUGGLERS Foreign bird dealers frequently use loaves of bread in which to smuggled out birds whose exportation is prohibited. The young bird i placed inside a hallowed-out lot! tin which are breathing holes. 1 i- Call Jessi Louise Williams A reunion of the iCurrie family was held Sunday at Oxford Lake. A picnic lunch was served at noon and a large number called during Among those attending were: Mrs. M.

A. Rosco and Curtis Rosco, Mrs. Asa Barker Pascale and Molene Pascale. Mrs. Ethel Cheat wood, Catherine Reccnito, Gus, Lu-mus, Billy Joe and Tommie Blake of Benin; Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Reid of Atlanta, Georgia; Mr, and Mrs. A. C. Cruse and Buck Cruse of Griffin, Mr.

and Mrs. John Currte, Miss Joyce Callls, Mrs. Aline Rentier and son, Erlo and Kos Angelis; JlITaTiaTmrT and Mr. and Mrs. C.

P. Ingram and Charles Ingram of Delta. Mr And Mrs. L. 8.

Currie, and Steve Curds of Birmingham; J. Hardy Currie, Mr. and Mrs. 8. H.

Currle and children, Nancy and Ann. Mrr and Mrsr C. Wr Hathorn. Tom Thrash. T.

H. Mlse. Mrs. Milton Benefield and Brenda Joyce of Anniston; and Mr. and Mrs.

'Luke Rice and son Leardes, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Higgens and children, Mr. and Mrs. T.

J. Cruse, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Cruse, Mr. and "Mrs.

I. E. Colley, Mr. and. Mrs.

Luther Browning, Miss Charon Currie, Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Currie and Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Currie of Oxford. Auxiliary Meeting The American Legion Auxiliary of Post 111 will hold itheir regular meeting Tuesday night at 7:30.

All members are urged to be present Personals Capt. and Mrs. W. R. Stewart (Marion Fulton) of Okinawa, an nounce the arrival on August 7 of Lynne Larrell Stewart.

Mr. and Mrs. Burt Godwin spent On The Air WllMA Tenor Ken Stevens will sinR "Mother, At Your Feet Is Kneeling" on Hymns of All Churches, Wed-nesday at-ttZS -arinT over ABO. -The General Mills Choir will sins "En Kelohenu." "Blessed Be Thy Name," and "Jesus, I Come." Dr. fteston Bradley, lecturer, author and preacher, will deliver a book review of Francis Hackett's 'On Judging Books." Paul Whiteman's portable recorder, will reveal the "Candid ear picture" of an interview between "Pops" and Duke Ellington On the ABC broadcast of the Paul Whiteman Club Wednesday at 2:30 p.

m. Tonight at 7:15 o'clock Sammy Kaye will be heard. Don Cornell and Mary Marlow supply the vocal extras. Th ton turiM of the dav are nr- The top recorded tunes are presented in their respective places on this show every week at this same time. Tt'EHOAt EVENING, AI'O.

II 1:4) Annliton ard World Bporta Parade Supper Serenade. 100 Lum 'B' Abner ABC. 1:11 Palaea Serenade. 1 Boaton Popa Concerts ABC. Parade tf Hlti.

Museum of Modern Uusic-ABC. Guest Star. Earl Godwin ABC. Nova of. Tomorrow ABO Moon Dreamt.

Local Sportt Roundup. Dance Orchettra ABC. ISO 100 1:10 45 fOOO 10:15 10:10 10:15 II 00 New ABC. 11:04 Sign Ott. WEDNESDAY, Al'G.

1:43 Sign On. 4:45 Ris and Shin. TOO Trta Cotfln-ABC, 7 13 Jasj Jamboree. 7:3 pTwt Roundup. 7:44 Faaclnatint Rhythm.

Edition U. P. Newa. too Breakfast Club ABC. i I 00 My Tro Story-ABC.

1:35 Hymns ol All Churches A 143 Th Listening Post ABC 10:00 Breakfast In Hollywooa-a: 10 30 Oalen Drake ABa Mslone ABC. 11:00 Dick and Jeannle. 11:05 Flv Mlnutei With God. 11.05 Novatlme. 11:13 Horn Edition.

Sa tt Astrt Boa, 11:45 Organ Reveries. 11 00 Baukhag Talking ABC. 13:15 Nancy Craig ABO. 13:30 Th 1450 Club. 13.45 Checkerboard Punfest.

1:00 Local and World News 1:15 Ethtl and Albert ABC 1:30 Bride tnd room ABC 3 00 Ladles. Be Seated ABC 1:30 Paul Wbltcnan ABC. All Request Hour. 4:0 Th Lon Ranger. 4.30 Swlngtlm.

4:45 Dick Tracy-ABC. 5:00 Cltiaent Committee For Education. 1:15 Music Oft The Record. 5:45 and World New. Rainfall In Washington state ranges front 140 inchea to 10 incites a year in different areas.

I Situation Wanted II. i crmin' ant Mn 1 firm p.rnmiietit resident. months irsimrg In thtt rieid. i neiire posit lion, Ivrellent rrfrr.nr.s. ri fl In Hip PUW'tlOM" WANTET.

man sied it. ynr ol greduaie of AteJwnow, HmHI j.wh .1 end business management. Eapenenred in detailed flir ork. John R. Hinion, luutoii.

Rout 1. lrtn Mil. 'p FARM PRODUCTS Rabblta 11-4 UAVINQ town. mut aell rakbtt and hutchea. in lubel Ave, ll-ttp Poultry For Sale It IS Hundred New Hamp -Ktre-ed-PoHets Chrlstlt kreedlnf.

4 mnnthi old, each. WALKER PEED STORE PHONI 435 bl MOB1.E lllta Farm Supplira And Seeds 20 BIO HOOS FOR MEAT need Purina Hot Paten, complete reed aetter than shorts feed wtth.tahlt scraps no train needed. Calhoun County farm Supply. 1004 Oumee, n-n-i-i4- io-tie MERCHANDISE Mlsrellaneoas Far Salt tl POR SALE On electric brooder, SO capacity, on electric heater; on radio Silverton cabinet; on plarvr plana. See atewart Mahlep aiatlon.

FOR SALE: Old Mots, 15 for 10c Anniston Star Office. "GAS FLOOR FURNACES PHA terms. No money down. months llGON APPLIANCE 14-tff Lawn Mowers reduced. Now only $17.95.

DECKER AUTO SUPPLY 11 E. 11th 18-3t-c OIL HEATER PREPARE FOR WINTER Heats 3 to 5 rooms. 5 gal. fuel tank, dork brown baked on enamel. Clean low-cost heat.

Price $67.50. Sea rs Roebuck Mail Order Desk, Telephone 2270 Terms $6.50 Down $6.00 Monthly 19-Mt-c FOR SALE. fwin beds. prlng. mattress.

Excellent condition. Phone 6M hurs IS tp POft SALE relu taiii- top gar ranr wtth automatic oven control. A-t condition Priced right. Sea after 0 00 M. at 1S1J Ourtiee ll-Jtp POR BALE: 'Superflex kerosene refrigerator at Ellis Fords, Weaver Road near Malls Chapel.

lVJtp BUMMER CLOSE OUT8 Were Reduced Back Yard Child Swing lags Hsmmocks 50 4 15 Portable Barbedie drills 54 50 Jl 50 Elictrw OvaSoird Motart -ILML Fly Bpray. ejuarls .40 .10 Saddle 10.00 40 00 Blacksmith Anvil It 00 48 CO Tennis Net 50 Tennis Racquet 1 40 4 tt CREW HARDWARE CO II NOBLE ST. PHONE 111 lie Handy rigid lock leveling bridgersflftiif arrow shaped point pins prevent snagging. Adjusts for curtains up to 54x92 inches. Price $6.44.

Sears Roebuck Catalogue Sales Dept. Telephone 2270 19-1tc Oscillating Fans. 10 inch fans reduced to $11.95. DECKER AUTO SUPPLY 18-3t-c FOR SALE: Large secondhand heater. Slightly used.

Can be see at 111 Maple-wood PhonJ5-R. APPLES andgood" preserving pear for sal. 42 00 per bushel st home. Old-ley. MelonOrchsrd 17-tp FOR SALE: One Sears Roebuck motorbike motor and tires In good condition.

Cheap cash price. Phon 1440 it-ltp POR SALE: Hand mad solid walnut drop leaf table turned legs. wooden hinge, finish hand ruooea win seat people. E. Scarborough, Cabinet Maker.

17-lte RECEIVED TODAY Whit asbestos tiding. Oet It whll tt last. 3. 3 WORSHAM SONS. PHONE 14 l3-14-n-l-21-34 13-SW list received car load Mis sissippi longleaf kiln dried pine ceiling flooring, weather boarding, caseing, and decking.

Priced right. See us for everything in building materials. Prompt delivery. J. J.

Worsham Sons. Phone 190. 9th Gurnee. 12-14-17-19-21-24 12-ptc Looking For A Birgalnt Phlleo '1201" Radio-Phone Combination Slightly used, bat In good condition. Regular 010 value.

Sell for task 14 SO RADIO RECORD BAR 1311 NOBLE ST IB-trdh FOR SALE: One used Fairbanks Morse coal stoker. Call 704 or 2522-M. lf-tfe POR BALK: Used National cash register Underwood Standard typewriter- and used office desk. Key Of He Euulpment Co 2SEltth Street. 11-tfe FOR SAL Hot Air Furnac In good condition Can be seen at 3114 Quintsrd.

Call 1M7. It-lip Select Residential On the East Side Phone 2020 JohnX Copeland Co. Reot Estate, Insurance RADIO BUILDING Autormoitilei 11 STEDHAM Cx SON Wanted to buy cars. Get our cash offer for your car. 700 Noble and 1823 Noble St.

22-tf-c WE will "pay 'y ouw16M)Hces for your car, Stephen 0 Brown Motor 331 Noble St. Authorized Hudson dealer. 15-tf-c Immediate Delivery KAISER FRAZER -FRAZER-MANHATTAN Stfelfrtt' 1411 for OU Ht. PHONE 542406 or write E. E.

ROZELLE, 1900 Second South, Birmingham, Alabama. Attrr' Buick 4-door Sedan. Oood condition. Five new ttm tnd battery. pnoMjTi-jg -n-atp FOR BALK: 1MI Ded(t pmnfr Onap.

ildio nd btattr. til Et 4th St Oxford t7-Sp FOR SAUK: '41 Four-door tpcUl Ch-rolft Cm trm lntrictlon Choc-folocro nd Bno 8trn In Oxford tt Pin-Am Filling Button in; itj this wJttrom Jf to I JO. U-ltp FOR BALE OR fRADE I Four -door Plymouth. Will Mil chtmp or trad for ht-tt tr Phong 104 It Up Trnrka ll-B FOR OR TRADE: 1141 Pnl Body Dad Truck, 10. K'ltv 0rtg.

01-drn HUhwT. Phon S10S l-4(p 194 Intrntionl I I ton plrkiip. Oood fonrtltlon. Oood tlrft. 3KNI MrKlrrov.

ls-aip BUSINESS SERVICE Miseenanroaa Service City Refrigeration Service Serrlce to an and all tnakea PHONI 104 10a I UTB Ti 4-tfe EMPTY returnin to New York and 'points enroute Return load reduced rates. United. J41 w. oth New York CUciJ3m -M? Dcsa VOUH "ACHIN break rates estimates in advanc SINOER SEWING MACHINE CO 1201 NOBLE ST7 PHONE MM l-ait FLOOR SANDERB POR RENT Day or nlht Pslnta, Varnlah, Shells CREW HARDWARE CC. (13 NOBLE REFRIGERATION SERVICE 0r It fear iprlnr aaiur aaport rIrlgra'ton repair rlc.

OENERAL APPLIANCE PHONI 10 t-4f P. L. Henderson Son Radio Service TH ft NOBLt ST. PHONI 1TM llttt SEWING Machine Repair Service. Phone 2761.

1008 Gurnee. Rtfa CXEANmd. Ma yom ruga leaned experts. We take them up and plae them back on the floor. Phon S31 11-tfe HAIR CUTr 55c Monday.

Tuesdsy and Wednesday enly. Other days 50c. Blue Mountain Barber Bhop. IT-ltp Furniture Upholstering and Repair IDEAL UPHOLSTERERS 1906 Walnut Phone 9492 17-3tp Papering, Painting and repair work. Jack Allen.

Phone 9477. 18-3tp Jimmy's Local Hauling Light and heavy hautlflg. Phon- WW, After I P. call 2S04-J or ltll-M IS 5te RUGS CLEANED Mothproofing and Sizing. Anniston Rug Cleaning Co.

Phone 302 25-3t-c Kleenize Rug Cleaners Demoths, deodorises, degerms, 4 hour service. Phone 1 1 -Stc STOP liquor Debit Many report marvelous results with harmless No-Ka-Hol treatment. May be taken In coffee or tea. without affecting tests. 15.00 treatment.

Jones Drug Co. (10 Nobl Street tot n-to-te SMITH'S TAILORING CO. 1010 ATLANTA AVt BLOCK WEST OP NOBL1 lS-IJtp MOVING and hauling of any kind. Phone IS73. E.

B. Ledbetter. l-5ty EMPLOYMENT Femal Help II WANTED Woman Of Inteligence and Good Personality to Manage New Department Apply to 3. L. KEID HUDSON'S DEPARTMENT STOKE H-tfe WANTED: Whit woman to live on place as hoVsekeeper.

Phon 4021. 10-21C WANTED: A maid for light housework, Apply 30 Qulntard. 1-U Mala Help RELIABLE PERSON TO OWN AND service tout of nut and candy machine. Wilt not interfere wtth present employ ment. No esperlenc required.

Oood income. Investment necessary. Writ BOX P-S ear Star. IT-I'P. WANTED: Two drivers with ewn care to pick up dry cleaning.

Highest commtsalon paid. Apply Alabama Cleaners or call 171. It-ltp Need tw salesmen work in Anniston. with ear, to aell electric appliance Phon III Oadsden. 304 E.

Broa4 Oadaden. a. D. Edwards. ltp Situations Wanted IS WANTED: To act a baby litter.

Prion 20-J. S-ltd SITUATION WANTED: Position wanted by permanent resident. Twenty years experience in payroll, accounting, and stofekeeping. Box J-10, care Star. 19-3f-p csr After 5 OClock at 2115-W the week-rend in Fruithurst.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Andrews and son Room were the weei-end guests of the Rev. R. T.

McLeod at Troy. They were accompanied home by Miss Gladys Harveli from the home. Mr. and Mrs. John Currie, Mrs.

Joyce Callls, Mrs. Aline Renner and son, Eric of Los Angeles, California, are the guests of Mrs. Luke Rice while visiting relatives In Oxford and surrounding territory. Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Nabors spent Sunday inv Birmingham. Mrs. Hugh Fitzgerald is expected to return tnls week from New torY City where she has been the guest of Dr. Alva Gwin. Mr.

T. I Stone ahd Miss Lillian Watson have returned to Birmingham after visiting Mrs. O. W. Busy on McKlbbon Street.

the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. La-noux in Mansfield, La.

Mrs. C. D. Pace, Mrs, Max Worthy and son, Max, and Mrs. M.

Williams spent Monday in Birmingham, Earl Hardwlck spent Sunday In Birmingham. Miss Ann Wraper and John Hable of Birmingham spent the week-end in the home of Mrs. Llllie Draper. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Oolsen (Ruth Robertson) and daughter, Emily, have returned to Montgomery after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Willie Robertson. Mr. and Mrs.

Willie Robertson have taken an apartment with Miss Winnie Bentley on McKibbon Street. Eugene Cooper and Peter Kirby have returned to A. P. in Auburn after spending the week-end with their families. In Anniston WOOB Tl'ESDAY CVRNINtS.

AVG. 1 I (Ml Fultop Lrwli, Jr. MBS. IB Inside Of Sport MBS. Advrnturn of the Icon MBS.

"TO-Wwit MS Spot RevlfW. 7 .10 BtMball Game. 10 00 Hcndfzvous In DrumUnd. 10:15 Bfbll Scorppoard 10 JO. Dane.

Danct Orchestra- MBS. 10:55 Mutual Reports the New- MB8. 11:00 Juke Box Jamboree 11:55 A. P. New.

00 Sign Off. WEDNESDAY, Al'G. 8.00 Bltn On 101 The Fsrmall1 Journal. 30 45 7 00 Ml 7 30 1:00 SIS Wakeup Parade. The Art Dickson Show.

The Editors Disry-MBS. Melodies To Remember. Curb Market Shopper. Cecil Brown MBS. John Daniel Quartet Remot 30 Mountain Mustc 155 Spotlight on a Star.

:09 Bluet" Tnryr 9:30 Hearts Desire MBS. 10.00 lUte-aariUwJncata-MBS. 10:15 Concert In Miniature. 10:30 A. P.

News. 10:45 Mld-Mornlnt Vsrlettea 11:00 Cedrlc Foster-MBS. 11:15 Club Bhangri-La. 11 SO Strike Up The Bund .1 40 Sideshow. i 11.45 Hawaiian Harmonies.

TfoClSFariir 3:15 Man on the Street. 1130 Noon Newscast. i 12 4S dlff Edwards Show. 1:30 Jimmy Dorsey I Orchestra. 3:00 Ersfcln Johnson MBS.

3:1 Johnson Family MBS. 30 Two Ton Baker MBS 45 It's All Youra. 3:30 Request Show, 4 00 Baseball Scoreboard. 4 05 It's All Yours Cont'd. 5 00 Sports Final.

5.15 South of the Border. 5:30 Down Memory Lan. 5 45 Tom Mix MBS 6 00 Pulton Lewis, Jr. MBS. Simpson' Orchestra WiU Ceneerl- Jimmy Simpson and his 16-piece local dance orchestra will be heard in a free concert at Zinn Park tomorrow night, beginning at 7:30 o'clock and lasting until 8 o'clock.

Following the musical program will be another free movie sponsored by the city summer recreation program directors. Members of the Simpson orches-trat are Eugene Holley, first alto sax; Julian Stephens, second tenor sax; Baskin Landers, third alto sax; Jimmy Thlgpen, fourth tenor sax; Billy Watson, baritone sax; Tom Curry, first trumpet; Eddie Has-lam, second trumpet; Jack Ourley, third trumpet; Ronald Cagney. fourth trumpet: Bob Pinson, first trombone; Homer Sparks, second trombone; Billy Gunnells, thirtl trombone; Lynn Mullinax, piano; Fletcher Walker, guitar; and Jimmy Chastain, drums, i Oceanographer Position Open Wilh Civil Service The United States Civil Servicf Commission has announced vacancies in the Navy Department and in the Coast and Geodetic Survey of the Department of Commerce as oceanographer. To qualify, applicants must have completed either a four-year college course, leading to a bachelor's degree, including at least 40 semester hours in the physical sciences or a combination of the physical and biological or experience In oceanography or related fields equivalent to the four-year college course. From one to four years of progressive professional experience also is required.

No written test is required. For further information and application forms, see C. N. Martin at Anniston Post Office. Applications will be accepted at the United States Civil Service Commission, Washington 25, D.

until further Free Picture Tonight At Carver Center Here The City Recreation Department will -present a free picture show at the Carver Community Center for true INegro cltizena of West Anniston at 630 o'clock tonight. At o'clock the same show will be pre sentea to trie public at trie osana Pool. The Romans Introduced the baj-' pipe Into Scotland. The Instru- ment was known' In ancient Egypt, i Chaldea, and Persia, 9 LOANS more ea.silv "stirred up by the neat in Alabama, bringing cooling relief. "They do not have rs many hot days up there," the weather man concluded, "but when they do get one of their hots periods, they are hard to endure.

1 had rather spend the summer here than there." Caponi To Attend DePaul University This Full Mr. and Mr. Roy Caponi of 300 layes Street have left for Chicago, vhere they will make their home while Mr. Caponi attends school at 3ePftUlUnlverity-Mrs. Catxini is he former Miss Hazel Steed of An- "Tteton; VOI SHORT MINUTES When ah airplane must make a forced landing from an altitude of 3,000 feet, the pilot has approxi-i4JntelS landing place.

ANNOUNCEMENTS Announcements WOOD BEAUTY SHOP Over Palace Drug Co. Phon 1334 110 00 Cold Wart 35 00. Machine wave $3 00 up. 33-tle ROSS PSYCHIC STUDIO Reader Advisor Luck happiness and tuccest. Will ten everything you wish to know Remor tll Influence of all kinds.

No matter what may be your fear, hop or ambition 1 ean -halo- jiou, at out new location 1401 Gurme Ave. Open daily 10-7 o'clock and Sundays. Anniston. Ala. Card Of Thanks EXPRESS YOUR SYMPATHY WITH FLOWERS AUBREY ARNOLD, Florist .1721 QUIHTARO AVI, PHONI 1070 J4-UC Last And Found LOST: One spotted female dog wtth large wart on, head, one black and tan mala dog.

Call 26S(t-Rr4 or write B. E. Rhodes. Jr. Anniston Route Box 224.

tS-jltp "Personal HOME WRECKED? On Account of Alcohol Phone 120 and will assist you. Bun. Mon. Thurs. 17-JU Schools" And Colleges -A HIGH SCHOOL Complete your high school education at home in spar time with American Schawl teats furnished: no classes; diplomas: booklet free.

Writ American School Dept E-2, P. O. Box 1745, Birmingham, Ala. IS 24tc Swap this For that TWO Harley-Davldson motorcycles, 'IS and '41. Will aU or trad for car.

Oxford. Route 2, Coldwater Road. Phon 236J-W-I. 10-ltp Wanted To Buy II Will pay cash for young cows. Prefer those that will freshen thirty to sixty days.

Not interested in cows over six years old. Must be heavy milkers, not under four gallons a day. Consider young springing heifers. No traders please. Write or see Malcolm Coley, Rt.

1, Talladega. (Four miles south Eastaboga). 30-tf-c AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles 11 FOR SALE: Good clean, used cars. See at Anniston Lincoln-Mercury Cor, 2001 Noble St. Phone 3200.

USED CARS Bought-Sold C. E. PITTS MOTOR CO, 726 Noble Phone 1805 6-tf-c FOR BALE. 1: "A' tire. Oood condition.

Model. Jiv new Phon 2114-R. POR SALE, lfl Ford. 1041 Chevrolet, 55 ch. Be at 111 tta St.

alter f. M. M-at Automobiles Endorsers Furniture $5 to $500 Quick, Courteous Service Th Coat Ii Low. Inrrstirtt Oar Ft an Before Toa Borrow. SOUTH ERtrs 3rd Floor Wilson Bldg.

FREE PICTURE SHOW TONIGHT WAWT ITJ LIP HI 6:30, CARVER COMMUIIITY CENTER Help us to fill our Used Car Lot with clean used cars and help-your bonk account at the same time, or get the cash to make the down payment on that home that you have always wanted. Our business has been so good since we opened that we have only two cars left so we will pay a "big" price for any popular make car, regardless of age, if it is clean. Lots of our customers have been paid more than they expected for their" cars. So, don't toke less bring your car tous today. Borders Motor Sales Telephone 2409 511 Noble St.

8:00 OXAIIilA POOL CITY RECREATION DEPARTMENT.