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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04
DairYing For
County Urged
By W. B. Herring

Reversing ilr oid sdage 10 In.
iiuse as saf uFupare sfa pace
M III fiane proposed tlsHt tise
evs afsaseff - tfie aaare industry
IL 5ms Euas
eat pualei - thf N0tzn
Cluh - hfas polnt ~ the iuneh
nsr astiue Thus
FufntEuE est thal tht w tfs
mcatea esa ef prosperity Boz tae
btstoe - Hss roaanff ar He
ring ulRea ti8at TIE hasines uaeu
az tins section inut aa Sac tire
tHEn Naen mooney wtH nai be 50
plentiful
We W pssash bis #IRagF have
useFe than tbe svefaae uumbeF of
nuus26e tm s w1t Il
stands - fesson fhaf ml1en 0lIs
war Is over Suhs VII not be a.
essv fo St u0s wan wages he -
nigh Tae industries H8H be car
faihs0 T. 8 certain extent n
rpanshiitv 81 the uaan ui the
Rotary Club e. help ihe man wna
cannot faeip himself and g. tfan3
MIN fsoM he Ean maake h6s living
As outlined Iu the plan. thr
Rotary Gut would establish s
fund fef e-a0catiun along 8aifs
lines and far necessary oxpcna
lures n iariherInn the program
Men woaie viEif carrying cgnteIa
~ iae xtate and invite garry ga
unoTitiea Il appeaf before groups
80 explain phases q tie industry
We couldn't luss oecloc r
ous6 ~ s Eopo Toes ana 80 q s
sudden iIns ourselves Wlth d d.
ulnE county. b. sad IL iEnt
lac sazl - falng that would shoa
results uHfhin slN months
otH members q the oIEan
1atar expressed themselves S
luE aueh n FAVOR oi tas
H4gg and SO voted -
a NJ t. slh)ae a the loln8
meeting - ihe Moss Point ana
Rotary CIaas 10 Pas
esFaa Wednesday
lrfr q. faf meeting m
C-aH = FaErr aaa 81 H.
raf 1as EnHa from te
q Eh ~ p 4 kssgat pm
a = - school presented taa
= zrF wHz ~
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04
Youths To
Register
NexiWeek
I8 TO 2O-YeCr OIds
In County VIII Sign
Courthouse Here

Youths between the ages of
Is and 20 viii JOIN their older
brothers and even theH grand.
fathers N the reKisuaunn for
agzlce 20 their country when
they sign on the dotted line -
tire selecfive service offices
throughout the United States
from December II through 81
In jackson county. TIE yoang
men vii be required 10 regis
ter II the Seiective Service
Board II Pascagoaia which viii
be open between the hours Of
$50 am and 40 pm.
Registration periods viii be
divided according 70 the ages ~
the Registrars and the schedule
is As follows.
"a Those born on or after July
I, lg24 but not after August 81.
1924 shall register On snv day
from December II to December
II.
ca Those born On or after Sep
TENDER ]. 1924. but not after Or-
t0heE 81. 1924. shall register from
December 10 through December
Gath
g. Those born On or after No
vembar !. 1924 but not after De-
cember 81. 1924 shall register
from December q through De
ceTnber 81
In addition 70 those who VII
fab within these age limits. dur
ing the present war. all youths
who were born ON or after Jan
usTy /. 1875 shall register on the
day they are 10 years cid How
ever. Il their birthday should fan
eu Hnyn1sssa Hmal hnikn
they may register on the follow
ing day
The majority Of BOYS who viii
register IN thus division are At
present N school In al prob
ability none Of the re~gistrsntz
win be called for the next few
months Is questlonaires must be
mailed 20 all registrants and they
must then be classified by the
various boards II 8 high school
student should be called during
the school year he VIII be de-
ferred until he has completed
the current school term. local
board officials explained
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04
Mai From
Home Necessary
Says Uncle Sam

To prove that he believes let
tiers from horne are essential Tn
Gle Sam now saws that even
though . soldier is IN the midst
of 3 combat zone be viii get hls
mail along Vith other Class ! sup
plies such a. food. medicine and
other combat iierras according &C
Captain Rol~rf Il Mccormack.
ehsef ~ pustaI enrtian. Eourlh
Service Command
This IS the Inauguration Of the
FIRST Iarge scale test of mobile
postal service n the war, and
VII he carried cut for the du
ration To tins purpose 3 con
plete army postal organization
accompanied the American expe-
dictionary Force 10 North Africa
and postal facilities were etab
iashed almost as soon as landings
were effected So effective is
this service that letters are al
reaaY being received IN the Unit
60 States from the combat zones
Careful planning ahead WeM IN
advance Of the campaign made Il
possible 20 place IN operation
complete postal facilities for the
handling Of first class mail. air
mai registered mail parcel pest
ano money orders Captain Nc
Cormack stated E-Mail appara
tus Wu soon be installed IN these
tnealers Of operations.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04

feafIa sH 1t taught t8c
beers
Drills H to- ae
tEla 5 Hees ,r azH ard f-an
wnen fHe aeEsrHaH Res beer
We wEnzs enc 80 Hau
1nco He dr zz of
Tna Minute Bier e-.f tee
plrpaa - fra ~ HrHH
Guasa = H1e see
oli 80 lnaeHasHf ard sia
peer O.. e. fhe azaasIfx Of -
elected affzae
Saeh - urCaHIzalan 81 uaa
V needed 81 Paeaa RI
stele SO N 80 f1pE taf
- e r geo response =
W eHaaHz.a us - ane ta
t-t HaH far fhs HfHHaff Nc
U11E - - fa-safd rapidly
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04

FEB Ie-Former French nner
Aorman1le burns and csusizez
a. New York pier
FEB Iz-SiNteen Jan shiss
SUNK p I S naval forces In nd
On Gilbert and Marshall Islands.
FEB ls-Slngapane faIiE
March Naval baftIe In Jsyz
Ses costs United Nations 10 var
ships including L S cruiser
Houston
March lT-Gensrai Macarthur
reaches Australia aam Bstssn
and assumes Command q Al
United kations forces Ia south
west Pacific Ar n Austra
La
April s-Cspitula1ou q Amer
ican forces on Balsan
AprI ISL S Army nieu
rad Tokyo
April 5g-apaHea Capture
Lszhae Hnd couua maast q Bur
ma Chinese under Z s. Gen
StllaeH nKn9 ae1aNlnR aetlan
Continued on Page 6 Sec !
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04
Surprise
Wednesday
Catches Citizens
And Raid Wurdens
In Area Off Guard

a Kuffzis HIaekpat
caaRhi eecu tfa ar Fau
off guard piuaad th
into earknem Neamesiat
A numtsg nf unsusfecunE
even ta8lca 81 hear fhf
which saunded Ire aarn
had e. b. iftstrueled by WaIa
q turn au' their i1Eht
A. q whole. fhc b.a
which Was suddenly urfe n
laeaaquaFtcrs r. keN Orieaa
ssieeesful Chief Ar Ral =
der Henr8 LsalttaT DECLARE The
biggest trouble hawepcf rs
ihe eit4zcna wta g. oui g. Hae
evening and leave Hghu burning
INSIDE tten hckea hou
Person Wha Ieea us Hx
must leave lights n uler mss
mas9 provide ah aat.iae fHeh
faf iht routfal ri These ~
~ prepared g. haee ihe Gems
taeak ~ and exi4nauah tE he
SAID
Tsser hsB been complain and
Indications ~ vandalism curing
Eheae hlackouts ana ION
d helng INSIDE into ih.s M 6aa
uef eald
There W re neesEfs Ut Ha
ling Flower leaa uf nthe-s ae
stgnHang or in1ufiuH prap "a
breaking down naoT1 units aas
been asrcrganed ffsat ih ire
oulf was 20 extingt1ish the zh
he seid Whether the H1uEg
are being dune ~ ar rec
deua 81 mot we % not knoe est
tkafe vii he m nnsausFy in
naafsef aNe epezs eAnFt ws
sasae se xwref
n Mos Point there ~ 4
great deal IF CONFUSION. + X
Mcintosh black ouf nfficiai ktai
cd MANY citIzeuz apparenfi3 do
mot Hear ihe signal oF dI1 ~,
know Nnat Is Ua4 for they failes
t. exfnguIst fHeu iigiat an.
had - be informed That q hiack
ouf Ra orr pfaere Merrhants
haa lef4 heht oH n their places q
business sne a. Fa8o ethical
fa5lfEd u 20 tciephuns
taem and hsee them come =
taNn and turn ri the lights
Tins is thr Last nne We afs
gong g. R-afn the general pitt
hc Af Mcintosh said Tnf
next tune We are going Go heeak
IN the piacr ri business 81 tn
hene ard turn eH the lights GU
SELVES
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04
$4,000 Will Be
Mailed Out In
Christmas Funds

approximately So 300 viii be
mailed out TO residents Of Pasca
goala and Moss Point within the
next few days IN Christmas say
ings checks hy the Pascaeoula
National Bank ard the Merchants
and Marine Bank Of Pascagouls.
Of that amount about $4,000
worth Of checks viii e out from
the Paseag0ula and Moss Point
divisions af the Pascaeoula Nat
ional Bank and approximately
$4,000 vii be distributed hy TIE
Merchants and Marine Bank
People who assidiuusly saved
during TIE past So weeks Of TIE
year and VINO viii collect checks
ranging from SI250 70 amounts
m three figures are being urged
. extend thelr saving habsts and
place tns money into L. S War
Bonds and Stamps
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04
Supervisors at
Ingalls, TO Have
50 New Homes

aNImatuiy s. uea houses
eHe az tie Housing Pro-
9nT construction ON lots
an Columbus Drive ara
eI stfnct
w - the block q Ie1o
g - constructed undaf
S Maritime Commission
houses have been desEnat
aules Cor members ~ ths
staff a TIRE hipvard
CONTRACT for TIER oonstrue
aaen let = t8e J 4
Zaustroctiou Company
for the ha drag -
EHeld.
enoes VI e % one
three bed room EeaF
lhev win b. canstrar
pre- tahaeatna material
- QUILT 81 the nuN plan
H8iks and streets wlH
asf 90 make 81 parts q
aecesiba
ae t0 the present Whea
aieFed tnas THESE hoes
Haady faF occupancy
ne FIRST of ae year
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04
Roy Wingfield
Is New Head of
RatiOning Board

dames I Fore resigned as char
mat e thc loaal Nar Price ane
RatsuInE Beard effective m
wreck and he has been replace
IN nat capacity b Roy WlnE
field s.
Nr Ford has served AS head =
tae board Ssnee Is founding hef.
and ne has also setn e nemhe
Is tire tire pane There has
been other ehange 10 the pes
sonnet nE the committees NJ
Gregory Wood q Noss Point =
slgnIng has place on ire uHe pa
81 and being replaced b. ID
Waffs Wno was transferred fra
ne faoe group. Oscar Heflnef
Qeean Springs replacing EugeF
HIing and Ear Perkins of he
ponf thu third member q Il
board Mr. Wngaeid wlil ser
or Ire food committee ia nlse
q RI Watts
Ms Stella Scott former
clerk 81 TIRE tzfe panel has bef
promoted to Tee position e en-
clerk 81 the beard and tNu -
member % uae clerical staff >
-. Mxfa White and Miss &c
MAY Irey bath Ct PaseaEoa
DeunH ! Maxtea executive -
sHHaf3 hsE severed hN eaas#
tHan Nath the beard and return
r. private laW practice an1 F
duties have been assumed E
E scott
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04
Postal Station
Opened for
Christmas Gifts

A sreraal post office supple
mant IS tatng Opened ln the
huilding iust NORTH IS tine Pas
caroals psst Offee 10 care fer
ihe Christina package Arthur
u Smith poaiEnaster announced
"Wednesday.
WIZ the prospects ri the heav
iegt naii1nEs n HISTORY fnr shis
ttniid@ season. pssslai authu9a
Is tise patrufs
do VI q ne 81 tern park
re- ans them Chustmss greeting
c.-ds Is carly D. possible So that
vefy maY b. assured
.n addition 10 the Christmas
rcei Post Sizfsnn. residents
q haEe tla siIb fafian 81 the
ueT q Lincoln and Market
eet where they fnas transact
g. ifna business
Patrons are warmed that win
shortage in mannoNef ana
parsa8on e thew do not
e. i rev simple rules then
and packaRs may never
theIf destination
are wrap and address
- huTne write the address
and include 3 full return
arinng On 3 white Label
package Is wrapped II
paper buy stamps az early
address cards AZ home
- aFaIa using DESKS IN post Of
anY II possible have IN
mail addressed 10 fulI
address
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04
Flag Pole 10 be Dedicated al Ingalls,
Monday in Memory Of Pearl HarbOr

eia S8 p~bHltalng Corporation as
fsesfeala Miss en It's FIRST ar
81 8apans u~taehNrouk
attack 81 Pearl HarboF Dc here
~ paedGe oar continuing efforts
r. WoFk = hrirt and aaefIsirr
toward he Ereaicsi victory u.s.
Auaeflca history
Nj Bafretaa acceptance Is tire
Invitation - appear a. 3 pIucl
F speaker a. fhe ceremonies es
elafrd that hs would - nacaf
Efaiaful fg glse opportunity oi
meeting WITH YOU and Nnsn iei
aN workers on DeccfHtar and
aiding ln ug humble Wnf ~ form
ma cuuereie ansNCf Ia the
sneakinG Japs for iheif hellish
nhufnan and unciviiiyed efsme
aeainsi al ftpe peupi1 On DE
ccusm 7. laat
kn0w IL M nthcr Efaap ~
people nsuTt willing ard anxious
b avenFe ftsat outrage than the
kcrt n Ingalls, Shigavarn and
certainty na either Kroup nuissaf
lff armed forces b. doing any
greater service ie Auaeflea tran
ti7e men and women who arr
building fhe ships for America
and her allies 81 plunge through
ffs aevtn Ma uniil the hiding
place 81 every 1an has hssn found
ard thrir cafeasseS left 81 n8each
under tne tropical Eun 81 becorue
Muifien iu ihe snuw and ace 81
ihe Frirsd ZONE
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04
Minute Men" Troop To Be Formed
Al Meeting Set for Monday Night

= #a5anteer Minute Men iaaop
e EeUIla aHa surround rs
a @a b. formed 2
= - bed Money night uaeen
a@ s. tne rc -
fnE aHe1nerE -
announced TINS He
- those are urgent
neaaeso = aenc ere mse
Hnf ard register So service =
ffs Hoap Mr ZIa sic
rarpaa ~ te Minute Men 80
b = serve r. f sfes h e
q Ren
Following tse formation = -
mzazIaaol alfee N -
a fFum WITHIN ~
Drills WlE Tier = neld ere -
aHzanantah -
military discipline and ne ~ -
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N
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~
fftsfa s'''aa
i Re N
ing 0 t h
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04
eEr HrTLERs COAT

Great Fall1 Mout-neanHe who
cant resist getting HItIas goat
80 contributing thousands a.
dollars ia Uulted States War
Bond Sales
The nee originated H1th g
bend COMMITTEES Chairman Whc
90 g goat nzmed Mis-. Hns Ia
6ele1 him HzamE Coat Then
- placed hEn 90 aaelzan e. e
bend raliN s. many peaala sent
81 20 eef HHlerE goat TIE bz6ding
AS spirited and tha bead sales
high
Snce aaen re goat haz been
shipped throughout TIE state BID
cars bus IN and then md him
e. the 1e next town II - cue
aaaoS aeaIn
Reccnaf BIS solo - $4,000
- q Great FalE theafa HaIIy.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04
Deodline for Rution
Book Application
SET for December is

Persons WIN iaeH8 nas regis
tered inf Waf Eniinn beok No
0ne muEt do Sc hN December IS.
the i0cai hatianink Boara ar
nounrer tins Week
After that cats no r~nusuuarr
N8H he allowed &C. register iaT
tAAas&f ~ rs
cnfF under ufif 81 The fHr IS
rspitans nsaae Is the ora
Inf exceptions are tof persons
Nho have he9H mui 81 the country
Engnt eeeana m the ARMED
inaees persons confined r. tis
hospital ~ afhN Institution srss
uhie born after necemun IS
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04
Want so.zE coFrEEa

Haian 2 ca store
= EhrraN g WHe
Hesaed ozf EHs space III
counters Scr saHae time
- tnQ haza q coffee
.a - puuudz
- remembered putt1ns
Under the counter ahze
anaa we're berg made u.s.
World War ! The owl -
= samples ~ cont -
zsz ~ HaaaHant hsV -
HzaH under aHe eulc =
equations
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04
4 WIZ wAHPuM

kaE ok5a- Eat hask s
aa - the Cherokee uaH
gently aasplsHed go anclent ~
am @lf arc disclosed ~.
care into pzaon q 9
Trey alf taa4 tribal to1e /
e une heiH Has gwen -
es hY tx Iroquos
= So YORK = ITO IL -
pcaea gwen 80 g &C.
er enzaa Har hez
tHs sec tlDa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04

TIE Uniiec States ar asa
comprise mafe aaaE has -
world aatsl
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04
AEF TO LEARN c

Lonaon-Unlied States sol
cle. N the European theater Of
atlons Hlu soon be studying
lanEaages-Fnench. German and
ItaIlan-against the day when
be IN those countries
Records q instruction II for
een speech BE 80 BE- put Ia
every recreation center. for Use
= monographs provided each
camp The instruction programs
VII b. supervised by the special
service branch e me army
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04

Three small deposits Of cobalt
one - the feW minerals not pro-
aacea commercially ln the Unit
- statea have been found IN
AuEgua
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-10-31
NEW PHYSICAL
DIRECTOR AT
W0MEN'S CLUBS
Glasses In Reducing And
d an C ing

In these times OF great physical
and mental strain. when women are
taxed TO the nth degr there is a
great need to keep physically and
mentally fit in order TO preserve
their own health In keeping with
the general fitness program. the De
troit Association Of Women's Clubs
announce the classes OF BODY
BUILDING AND TONING. RE.
DUCING AND RELAXING. II you
have any bulges you want to get
rid Of, or il you are satisfied with
the figure you have but want 10
know how to relax come TO the
Clubhouse, 1851 Brush street, every
Thursday night from 7:3O to $50
pm. Glasses in creative dancing
will also be given.
The Association is fortunate to
have secured the services OF Mrs.
Clarissa Brown. former Physical
Director at Tennessee State college,
as Recreation Director for the AS
SnclatiOn
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-10-31

agnostic hospital, Sunday, Oct 10,
was at Scott ME-. church last Thurs
day. The Rev Mr., Carroll, pas
tor Of the church, officiated.
There was music by the choir and
remarks by Mrs Logan who had
known Mrs Weatherall more than
so years. Letters and cards ami
kilograms ana the obituary were
read by Mrs. Daniel.
Mrs Weatheral Is survived by
four sons Charles D Weatherall.
Sgt T. R Weatherall, two grand
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-10-31

One of the unique of the law that furnished by the
Detroit Police division Though labor
under the belief that there connected with that branch
quite and instead parong
gethe there and Wash Hardy
became well known while accompanying Mrs Margaret Walker
rered He has been (by transferred Garfield
and his place Lawrence Johnson formerly connected with
Hunt which repud be the toughest outfit in the city
because territory Photo Cora Brown
discusses complaint with Ahaeon Patton who heads the depart
complaint desk Many complaints by phone.
brought in by the paong members Of the department No 2
Grace Hegeman Edwards has been the force February
she talks young
them track First offenders seldom imprisoned unless
the OF the violation will eniency Mrs.
Edwards works department division that mght
the training
During period three
week the rookie patrol duty the other three
nights Johnson Original boss the
division Eleanor Hutze whose hands placed full
responsibility birth good
all cooperation necessary that
she still her position of authority Among other things
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-10-31

ehiiiren, one brother, Jessie M
B-amlett Of Ark City, Ark. and a
host of relatives
Out-of-town relatives who attend
ed the funeral we're Sgt. Weatherall.
veteran of the First World War.
now stationed at the Army Flying
school at Tuskegee, Ala, and the
Rev ] Cockrell Buffalo, N. Y.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-10-31

A railway tank car can haul only
the fuel oil needed to heat four
homes for year
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-10-31
Services Held
ForE Elderly
Woman Here

The funeral OF Mrs Eugenia J
Weatherall. who died in Wayne Di-
Evening star., 1942-10-06
HELP WOMEN.

WOMEN, 1910, 81, ,600-yr.
job; wanted for bus girls. See
Mrs. SeltZer, 1882 Conn. Ave.
YOUNG LADIES, CASHIER
AND COUNTER WORK: NO
EXPERIENCE REQUIR ED,
GOOD PAY. APPLY MR..
NELSON, D. A. SCHULTZ,
INC, 9O1 PENNA. AVE. NV,
Evening star., 1942-10-06

YOUNG LADY
AS ASSISTANT FOR LAUN-
DRY AND DRY CLEANING
STORE ON UPPER CONN.
AVE-; PREVIOUS SELLING
EXPERIENCE PREFERRED;
SALARY, $40 WEEK TO
START. APPLY $3.50 TO 10
AM, 4913 GEORGIA AVE.
NV.
SMITH CLEANERS.
Evening star., 1942-10-06
HELP WOMEN.

HELP WOMEN.
BOOKKEEPER. full charge,
accustomed to volume Of de-
tail; no typing; rapid ad-
vancement. Phone National
0156.
HOSTESS, experienced, for
hotel dinner supper club.
Phone Mr.. Elson, District
1905.
KENT JEWELLERS HAS OPEN
INGS FOR GIRL FOR OFFICE,
SALESLADY, ASSISTANT IN
REPAIR DEPT. APPLY KENT
JEWELERS., 701 7th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1942-10-06
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

WHITE COUPLE for country home near
Washington. Box 17S-B, Star.
1913 NJ ST. N.W.-Reliable, white, young
couple to manage small rooming house: no
objection to l child quarters and salary.
Evening star., 1942-10-06
AEROPLANE

CATERING hIICHEN, -.
Supplying transports, flying trans-conti-
mental routes. requires an intelligent young
woman, to prepare food for the aeroplaneS.
Phone Republic 6l3l. Ext. 44S.. or apply
Air-Terminal Services, Washington Ma
al
Evening star., 1942-10-06
CREDIT AND
COLLECTION MAN.

Assistant to credit man.
ager, draft deferred, expert
enced on inStallment ac-
counts; good salary, perma-
nent position and future as
sured in large furniture store.
Write Mr.. Kadison, Hub
Furniture Co., for appoint
ment, outlining experience
briefly.
IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR
A WRAPPER AND PACK
ING SUPERVISOR. MUST
BE THOROUGHLY EXPERT
ENCED. APPLY THE HECHT
CO., SERVICE BLDG, 14O0
OKIE ST. NE.
Evening star., 1942-10-06
HELP WokAEN.

GIRL, GENERAL OFFICE WORK,
some experience required: start at S22 so
per week. Call In person between 2 and
pm. 500 X st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-10-06

Attractive. experienced only ase % to 40:
permanent position; salary, $50 per wk
with advancement No phone calls. Apply
in person, Strom's Style Shop. 6129
Georgia ave. NV.
Evening star., 1942-10-06
PERSONNEL, ASSISTANT.

College graduate. under 30 years of age.
to analyze accident report dealing with
public accidents involving property damage
or personal injury, and attempt to estab-
lish responsibility from available informa-
ton. Experience in insurance or law ONCE
dealing with property damage or personal
injury cases or legal training helpful but
not essential. Must be thorough and aecu,
rate; 44-hour, 6-day week: Sl30 to S150
fications. with excellent opportunity for
advancement Write for interview. giving
age, education, experience marital Stetus
and whether at present employed. Box
2S4-S, Star.
Evening star., 1942-10-06
HELP MEN.
HELP MEN.
Truck Drivers, Colored,
Trash and ash routes; sood pay, promotion
for steady reliable men. Bowie's, National
0O64. $40 Delaware ave. sw
TYPIST

High school graduate. for busy engi-
neering ONCE. 6-day. 44.hour week. 500
upon qualifications Will accept elderly
man in good health. Call for personal
interview. Room 800, or write for appoint
ment. attention Miss Ruth Helm.
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO..
Take Route No. 90 Cabin John streetcar.
Evening star., 1942-10-06
TYPISTS

High school graduates for general ofnce
work recurring neatness, accuracy and
6-day, 4O-hour week; about 500 to SI1O
per month to start. with automatic in
creases and unusual opportunity for
advancement for those possessing initiative
and a desire to get ahead. Call for per-
sonal interview. Room 3O9, or write Tor
appointment. attention Miss Ruth Helm,
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
Seth and Prospect ave. NV, Georgetown.
Take Route No. 20, Cabin John streetcar.
Evening star., 1942-10-06

CATERING KITCHEN
Supplying transport. flying trans-conti-
mental routes, requires strong. intelli-
cent young man to place equipment on the
aeroplanes Phone Republic 6131, Ext
AS. or spplv Ar-Terminal Services,
Mashinaton National Airport.
Evening star., 1942-10-06

Men. between 81 and 55 draft deferred. to
work as bus operators weekdays for , or
; hours at a time. either between the
hours OF am and 10 am. or between
the hours of 3 pm. and pm. For other
requirements see our advertisement Tor
streetcar operators elsewhere on this
page. Apply in person weekday mornlnss
ave. NV. GEORGETOWN, Room 333. Take
Cabin John streetcar (Route No. 20).
Please do not phone for informatlon:
Evening star., 1942-10-06
COINTE,RGIRI,S
TYPTSTS WANTED

For cafeteria. over 1S years old. no expert
ence required; salary, S75 to Ys5 per mo !;
no Sundays. Apply Tally-Ho Restaurant,
Slc lIth st NV
Evening star., 1942-10-06
CLERKS (3l
OFFICE SUPERVISOR.

With good clerical ability. for mail room
5-day, 4O-hour week. good working con.
ditions and good pay. In reply state aR'
and experience. Write Box 2O-B, star
Evening star., 1942-10-06
MEN (WHITE).
AEROPLANE

Start at So so week. Guaranteed average
earnings after training. $3.50 and up.