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Evening star., 1941-02-11
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ROSARY. sterlIne slver. name Tom Walsh
on crucihX. in Penn Theater or vicinity,
Saturday night. Call Atlantic 1i"'.
WRIST WATCH mans. round, sun-metal
case vicinity OF Navy Bldg. and Navy
Hospital GE 1891.
WRIST WATCH. iadv's. set in diamonds,
vicinity Deauville Restaurant Reward.
Wisconsin BIOS
WRIST WATCH. lady s. small. white sold.
Elgin black cord band. Reward. Adams
042l-W.
WRIST WATCH. Gruen, ladys. white gold
vicinity OF 1900 Falrmont ST. NV reward.
AID 3449
WRIST WATCH. white gold. Bulova; in or
nr A e. P, 18th and Hamlin ne. Sat,
noon: sentimental value. reward. DU. 1860.
WRIST WATCH lsdv's. platinum. gold
back row diamonds and sspphlres each
enc. silver mesh hond; lost Fr,., Feb. :,
bet Bait. and Wash. Union Sta. Wash..
taxicab 10 Calf st. Lib reward. Nj 0162.
Evening star., 1941-02-11
Quick Delivery

If you adore wearing the --latest
thing" just as soon as it appears on
Fifth avenue, let your favorite store
know about it. Thanks to fast
motor transport, stores can now get
the newest New York styles to you
almost overnight.
Evening star., 1941-02-11
SPECIAL NOTICES

ON AND AFTER THIS DATE. I SHALL
not be responsible for debts incurred ~
any person other than mysen. WILLIAM
T PARKER. 1919 NJ St NV. Apt. j.
Washington. D. c. IL
AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS
contracted BY any one other than nySen' l.
Wash. D. c. IL
INSURED VAN, CAREFUL WHITE OWN
er-driver wants full or part load to, or from
Chicago, St Louis. Atlanta. Jacksonville
OF way points. HO. 4@37
Evening star., 1941-02-11

AnsWer-Why, my dear Mrs. E
S. M, don't you know that the chief
thing that men marry for is to get
somebody to lay things on?
If every woman whose husband
blames her for everything that goes
wrong in their household got a di-
vorce there wouldn't be enough
married women left to make q
quorum when the ladies tea circle
met to debate rs Marriage a Fail
ure?"
So you perceive that you are
just sharing the common lot when
your husband makes you the Scape-
goat. And what you need is a
sense of humor instead Of divorce
Think it over and just see how side
Splittingly funny it is for your hus-
band 10 try to save his face by
holding you responsible for all OF
his mistakes and blunders. Laugh
it of instead of getting sore about 1t
If you have a husband who is
otherwise desirable. who pays the
bills and gives you good home
and is reasonably amiable about
other matters. just quit quarreling
with him about trying TO hide be-
hind your skirts. =. Just shrug II of
as part OF the little-boy complex
he has never outgroWn.
And. if it is any comfort to you
rest assured that you have plenty OF
company among your sister women
Evening star., 1941-02-11
LOST

DIAMOND AND PEARL PIN lady's: vic.
G. w. U. and Columbia Hospital. Monday;
liberal reward. Call Temple 30S1.
IRISH SETTER PUPPY, male. near Oak
crest. Va, jan. 81; no tag; chain collar.
Jackson 1S37-W
IRISH TERRIER. wire; haired, male, wear
ing tag No 2919, Feb. 2nd: answers TO
''Nebbs." Reward. 1920 Vermont ave. NV
LADY'S DIAMOND RING, white gold. vi
cinity of ] 4th and G NV. Liberal reward.
High sentimental value. RA. 1897. IL
LoRGNETTE. rhinestone clip, vicinity
Chevy Chase Circle, Saturday eve, Feb. 3.
Call RE. $3.50. Ext. $50: eve. WI. 1877.
OPERA CLASSES black case, lost Satur-
day vicinity 18th and F SITS. NV. Reward.
Columbia 200. Apt 2l5.
PUPPY, male black and white, part Bos-
ton bull and fox terrier, tan collar. Re-
ward. Woodley 5257.
PURSE, lady's: lost in shopping district.
etc; reward. 1927 Park I'd. NV, Apt 3:
RAILROAD TICKET and baggage check,
3. & O.; lost Sunday night: reward. F. G..
Osborne, Jr. NE 2260
RING. mans. signet; at corner of 14th and
N Y ave. Sunday. Please return to Henry
L. Dixon, 1925 T st. NV. Liberal reward.
Evening star., 1941-02-11
Goods Petting Problem
Difficult for Girl to Convince
Older Men She Means NO
By Kay CaldveH and Alden Harrison

Well girls that mans here agayou know the whose tendency
problems Hes
while
study, recently
from Gladys s.
which
Evening star., 1941-02-11
Baby's Problems
Are Important
LETTICE LEE STREET.

Will answer those problems
that beSet mothers of in
fants and young children,
and also will give helpful
advice to mothers-to
Follow her column, which
will appear three times a
week, beginning Monday, on
this page.
Evening star., 1941-02-11
FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT ABANDONED. STRAY
ANIMALS to Animal Rest Shelter. 1900
Wheeler rd Sc AT 1888 Present faclh-
ties limited to that class only
EYEGLASSES in case: found on lawn Of
1925 Park I'd NV. CO 0413-W.
Evening star., 1941-02-11
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT: younsg man for public acl
countants office. State in own hand
qualifications and salary expected. Box
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN, is.
class only. Capital Garage, 1920 New
York ave. NV.
AUTO FENDER AND BODY MEN tel, frst-
class only; good pay and shop. RE 3n1.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC. Dodge and
Plymouth experience. Apply service man
ager. Leo Rocca. Inc, 1901 Conn. ave.
AUTO METAL MECHANIC. only expert
enced men need apply: steady work. can
Monday. Mr.. Bartram. Lustine-Nicholson'
HyattsVile.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN, best proposition
in town; two lines of new cars Plenty OF
used cars. See Mr Pond. 140l l4th NV
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN used cars We
have room for one hieh-grade man who
wants a steady job and opportunity to
increase his earnings: large StHcK OF nne
cars at all times: ample floor iodS: fulI
co-operstion given on every dear unuSual
commission and bonus system. See MT.
Smoot, Rosson Motor Co., 115 N. Y. ave.
ne.
Your opportunity to make a. fine connection
for one of Washington's fastest growing
Chrysler and Plymouth dealers: unusual
commission and bonus system see Mr..
Smoot, Rosson Motor Co.. lis N. Y. ave.
BOY for drugstore. fountain experience
necessary: good salary and commission.
Apply Dailey's Drugstore, 1924 Florida
ave. ne.
BOYS, white. 1919. to work in book
bindery: must have drivers permit. State
age, education, etc: excellent opportunity
for right boz. Box 23-H. Star.
BRICKLAYERS. experienced at once.
Apply Boulevard Apt, 22nd and Va. ave.
NV.
CAR WASHER and polisher. experienced.
one who can repair tires and change bat
Answer in own Handwriting. giving age,
experience and references. Box 45-G. Star.
CHAUFFEUR - Edward Saunders please
phone National 7187
CHAUFFEUR and general upkeep; older
white man for school. Phone WI. 1922.
-HOUSEMAN, colored, for
school. Live in or out. Phone WI. 2622.
COUNTERMAN. experienced. day work, no
Sundays. Apply with reference at 3O4 9TH
st. Sw.
COUNTERMEN. all-night duty; must be ex-
perienced. sober and reliable, with good
references; salary and bonus. Mr.. F.,
Warfield 9772 afternoons.
COUNTER AND GRIDDLE MEN. g. Al:
S25 week. Apply 637 Pa. ave. Sc. between
8 and pm.
DENTAL MECHANICS WANTED = One
packer and one finished. Box 222-K. Star.
DISHWASHER. young, must have local
references Apply Basins. 1921 II st.
NV.
CRAFTSMAN and computer, neat, land
surveying some field experience. State
age, exp when available. salary expected,
phone number. Box 15-H. Star.
Evening star., 1941-02-11

W pCOpICs Od Aoil AiofN w
flunkey to them or enslave your
self. You are merely kindly and
helpful. You are not hypocritical
or dishonest when you refrain from
criticizing another and saying some
thing that will hurt his feelings or
mortify him. You are merely being
decent and civilized.
1t has been my unhappy lot to
know many people who priced
themselves upon their independence
and upon being plain spoken, and
l have never known one of them
whose independence was not a
camoufiage for colossal egotiSm and
whose plain speaking was not in
spired by envy and malice and all
uncharitableness. And l have never
known one who could take it when
they met some one as boorish as
themselves.
For no matter how We treat
others, we want every one to be
nice TO US We want the rough
places in life made smooth for us.
We want to be admired, fiattered,
courted, and the last thing on
earth we desire is to have the plain.
unvarnished truth spoken to us and
TO be reminded of our faults and
foibles.
So I earnestly advise you to take
your mothers advice and learn how
TO be nice 10 people. 1t will take
you longer way and by pleasanter
paths than independence will.
Evening star., 1941-02-11

desirable than the results of being
known as Just a pushover.
However. We realize that philo-
sophical generalities aren't going to
help you much in solving your pres
ent problem. In our next column
we'll make some practical sugges-
tions on handling these fellows whose
pursuit of higher education involves
a heavy schedule of lab work in
romance.
Extra. We've Just prepared a
new leafiet for you. covering the
important subject of making and
acknowledging introductions This
is the first time it's been offered.
so get your copy now. Send
cents in stamps or coin to Kay
Caldwell and Alden Harrison, in
care of The Evening Star. and ask
for Making Them Acquainted"
Evening star., 1941-02-11

agree that some place is OK, but
as soon as we are settled he will
begin finding fault with it and says
that he never would have picked out
such a house.
I have been to lawyer to see
about a divorce, for with such an
unstable person you never know
what to do, or even where you
stand. 1t makes you feel that you
are either married 10 twins or
somebody having a dual personality
We have dreadful quarrels and !
have told him We had better sepa-
rate. For why should two people
go on living like this?
, MRS. E. S. M.
Evening star., 1941-02-11

Dear Dorothy Dix: What would
YOU do with a husband who is al
ways insisting that you do some
thing, and then after you do it
blames you for it and denies that
he ever had any part in it? For
instance. We we're going on a trip
and he insisted that I buy good
hat. He went with me to choose
it and I got what he liked, but
now he says that l was crazy to
pick it out, and that any woman
who would wear such hat should
be in the insane asylum.
Again: I walk myself to death
house hunting and finally he will
Evening star., 1941-02-11
Attention February High
School Graduates

For our service and sales department.
Good chance 10 learn our business Writs
for interview. Box 2S-H. Star
MAN, steady position now available with
good pay: excellent chance for advance.
ment Must be over II and have a car
Apply $50 am. Wednesday. employment
Office, 1th floor
Evening star., 1941-02-11
S KANN SONS co.
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR
PERMANENT POSITION

Due to increased demand a national
corporation is expanding its operations in
Washington and Southeastern States I'm
usual merchandising plan demands that
they Immediately train 10 to 90 hlCh-type
men with cars capable OF sales and man.
aging men. No canyaSSing Appointments
ARRANGED on leads
Company executive will outline the plan,
positions and compensation tomorrow.
wednesday. l pm, at 354S 14th st. NV.
Branch store
Evening star., 1941-02-11

RING, mans. signet; at corner of 14th and
N Y ave. Sunday. Please return to Henry
l.. Dixon, 1925 at. NV. Liberal reward.
Evening star., 1941-02-11

I YOUNG MAN. over - years Of age. wish
/ ing 10 learn insurance business: guaran-
teed salary and commission while learn
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04
Pascagoula Club To
Hold Skeet Shoot
Saturday Afternoon

Perhaps shooting seems a strange
way 10 observe National Wtldlife
Restoration Week but l. C. VIM
teston. secretary Of the Pascagouia
gkeet Association has just annOunc-
ed plans for a National wiidlife Re-
ktoration shoot 70 take place IN Pas
eagoula. Saturday. April II. begin
ming at Z O'Clock In the afternoon on
the skeet clubs range near the air
port.
The xportsmen Of America can
be proud Of their past record for
supporting ell sound conservation
measures. Mr.. Wintertnn sntd.
National WIldlife Restoration
Week IL TIE occasion for ell Of US %
re-etakelpacdid
re-dedicate ourselves 10 the oiicy Of
preservation and prudent use for
our nations precious heritage Of
woods. waters. soil and wildiEfe."
This viii be the fourth annual
celebration OF National wildlife Re-
storation Week. sponsored By the
National wildlife Federation. and
al shooters are urged to attend this
match. TO get In some good shoot
ting and 20 take their places along
side the millions Of Americans who
viii be observing the week IN many
different ways.
Wildlife Conservation Stamps viii
again be sold for wiidllfe Week.
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Mississippi Poets
Theme OF Meeting
Progressive Club
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prise Ilat ues feaa and stH,russa
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04
P~ascagOula Seniors
Observe Kids Day

TIE annsaai SENIOR elase a. Il.
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TskeasT eta ~ ne bosM ana
Difh + ehiAdFHHa coszaaea Oar
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Day 80 81 shafee u the eiass e.
flcef4 Calvin Helds1eFK president
kaNafa Cotieo FAe-mn4dzngt AEM
Cat1eFine bufssss. secretary. Maf-
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hons - p4fs1 - hs4 ana 49,
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mathematics Eeaeher 4 Raaaaeeaa
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04

a regular maetl1z " re EpNoezh
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04
FAITHFUL WORKERS MEET

The Faithful Workers Glass OF
the Baptist Church held their
monthly business meeting in the
home Of Mrs II z LAdnier. one
officer ~ elected Mrs. Russell
The meeting began at 7.z5. and
after the business vas over. games
we're played Refreshments were
served b Irma MeIAodi6 group 20
the following ladies': Mrs. Martin.
teacher of the class. and Mes
danes J. r Mcclellan, Cole Mel
son. Sam B0aaree. r J Good
Charles Taylor. Lena Price. Claude
B0lding. Ruby Beckner, Lydia Mel
Belle Russell. Tom Moody. and
Oliver Ladnier, and Misses Irene
Barrow and Trina Mcleod. and one
visitor. Mrs Marshall Betty.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04
Silver Tea Given At
Herring Home BY
Methodist Women


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tfae aslver MFxtce silver nut dlsisrk
etc. being nsed
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hmlFx q fcar 10 Ax enlcyutG use
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president o. the Wwnena Scctetf
ct Christian Service served coffee
ana Tea during the Afternoon
The entertainment COMMITTEES, -
apfl "A tkse ladies' mentioned above
al worr corsaees Of sweet peas
Miss Elisabeth Davis of the fscui-
q 81 the pAEcaeoula High Schoa
music department. and the Misses
Herring entertained the company
with several well received selections
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delightful time was had By al. and
these who were unaele % attend ex-
pressed regret ct missing This most
entertalnLne affair. A speciAi tntt-
tation had been extended the SOC
letles OF other churches 10 fotn In
the occasion and this invttAtioa was
accepted By many ladiea
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04
Stag Hotel Opens
Catering To Men

The new Stag Hotel. opened last
weekend by l. l. Stigier. Is the
newest addition TO accommodation 70
national defense workers IN pasca-
goula. Having 10 rooms with &C
cancellations for . people &c Is .
novelty IN this section, since IL ca
tiers strictly 10 those men without
families.
Located at the intersection Of
South Pascag0uia street and CoIum-
bus Drive and Lafayette avenue. IL
Is strateRicaIly located 10 serve the
purpose for which Il vas Intended
That Of the shipyard employees.
Since Mr. Stigier came here some
months ego. he decided that Is
what PaseaRoula needed.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04

The Weekly 40 club met Thnrs
DAY night 81 tie hone q Mrs y c
DneksteEu on Henry AxsEEue. III
Curtis williams aon flfsE pFaEe Mr.
Francis Frederic cut Ire egElsoaa-
El0n. TIE holfse IS deeoFassd NlEh
sMset neas. lafkaDuf and grez1
Home-maas appss pie eth ho4 hes-
eFages ard mixed candies weFe earF.
Il.
Players Included. besides llia ho4.
tess ard the prize winnsfa Mfn.
Martin a HennrIkh. Mfa Ralph a
baker. Au Warren Pei Hrs. neE
R1a ard Mim Belle beehnaM.