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-xerrsag wes1afn safety ard pro
trcttan nf fa lives ard pcperty
a. gie csiazeEu 81 1he C4w ~ MuzA
Fpsiat reC0u4r9 a@ tAcn 81
s1Ah me ard regulations
NOW THEREFORE, Be u On
pAINEn ~ tire Mayer Nn&
Beers e AAsefueB q ue Cfy
q M@ ront Mississippi IS foi
loss
SECTION T r~esrrtions
herelnaftw prescribed shais appiy
wsfhEn tie co<pFau hxnlt 81 ne
CITY 81 Nos pa1n3 Mppi
SECTION PROHIBITED
LIGHTING The following types
az lighting are prohibited Withn
the ares denguslec n Sxti06 :
shove
Ca Hiamsnased aEns-nson Or
other
0bl Fod lights en- TOP 81 or
otherwise Illuminating buildings
of monuments
tcl Bright Illumination at
baseball games football games.
race tracks. pubiir tennis c0urts
and other such places Of nrn0se.
ment
SECTION J SIGNALLING
All persons are warnad q exer-
else extreme care ii me ase q
lights IN order - avoid any sus.
picion af signalling
SECTION I any lights or sys-
ten Of lights not lnciuoed IN mil
itary or naval authority 70 b. ob
lectionable shah be dimmNd az
eliminated
SECTION s. All Of the above
restrictions shall be effective only
during the period Of 50 minutes
after sunset each day and ending
% minutes before sunrise the
following morning.
SECTION g. These restrictions
shall be IN no way construed as
experimenting OF replacing ex
iSting air raid regulations OF in
structlons On blackouts
SECTION Z. The rules. reeula-
tons, and restrictions upon hight
ing herein prescribed shall pre-.
vail during the period Of the war.
or SO long as the rules adopted
By the military or naval author
ties OF the United States do not
conflict herewith. The provisions
OF this ordinance shall not be ap-
plicable 20 the area within any
Military or Naval establishment
operated under the direction o.
supervision Of the United States
Military or Naval authorities, the
regulation Of which shall be BY
the Military and Naval authori
ties of the u. S Government
SECTION 8.
FOR VIOLATION: Any persons.
firms or corporations violating
any Of the provisions Of this Or
dinance shall be guilty o. . l..As-
derneanor and upon conviction
thereof shall be fined not exceed
ing 500. Or imprisoned for not
more than 50 days. or both
SECTION g. II any provision
section, sub section OF clause Of
the foregoing ordinance shall b.
itEA1 A6NalA4 u
the remaining provisions. sec,
tons, sub sections or parts there
shall remain in full force and
SECTION 10: This Ordinance.
for the immediate and tenn
porary preservation Of public
and welfare shall take e.
feet and be IN force from and
after its adoption and approval
but the same snail nevertheless
be published as provided By law.
Tins Ordinance, having first
been reduced 10 writing. was
read and considered. section By
section, and upon motion Of w Z.
Allen. seconded BY r. c. Spann.
Jr. was passed and adopted
Those voting YEA w Z Allen.
Z. G. Spann, Jr.. r l. Head, n
II Perkins and j. F. CoIley.
Those voting NAY None
APPROVED c. ?. WOOD.
Mayor
ATTEST. ". G. W
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PECAN METHODIST CHURCH

600 - M-Suudav school,
Hiss Hannah StoFk. mupenntend
eHf
SEQ y M-Wonship ServEnf
- lhe aec1nd and fourth Sun
DAYS
60 = M-Mid-Heek prayer
meeting each Thursday evening
) = PAYNE
Pastor
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AssEMBLY or 0

e81 n psseaKa1la Street
rhe Frien1ly Church with ;
Welu0ue
Cur Regular Services
Sunday school loco a n
Mnfning Worship 100 A ~
Evsnael@tic Service. - y st
Prayer Meeting Wednesday.
y
To those ~ vau not attending
church elsee here We extend 5
sWci4i Invitation r. visit aaI'
Sunday schnol Bring xasH fam
iE9 and insei with las At tie uzasl
hons
KENNETH ERWIN.
pasIaf
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unIoM CHURCH

Non UNCONVENTIONAL south
scaKuUia street Homer Miller.
superintendent, Aiisa Lena A
Hall superintendent Primary De.
paFiuieni 500 y n Sunday sefv.
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EAST MOSS POINT BAPTIST

Ae1AsE W E&fAtEth
$50 A M-Sunday school
1870 A ~ Morning sermon.
Uz0 p Training Union
Tao p M-Evsngelistic Mes
AdEe
100 = ~. Wcdnesday-prasef
meeting
The public Is cordially invited
to worship with uS
MONTE A DAVIS
Pastor
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KHEoLE cHURcH OF GOD

Sunday School-i0W 4 =
Worship Servce-Sundag 30
F =
Special Moiheu Service sun
a. night
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49, 1870 cnuRcn

: sAA4A mn AA1A &SH0H@G
scaggtsis Mississippi
Hours % Services
Wnacnt
Sunday
SIS A ~ sunday sehssaI v.
y Robinson, superintendent
ftaN a 81 msoaasmn Wa4sain.
7sN y At Baptist Training
Un5au. Mrs y n Adams. dsfec
ag
100 p H. Evening worship
"Wednesday
9 p ~ Prayer service
Friday
~ 3 ". Choir rehaanAaI
Lloyd r Gotten dteesuf.
= Wsm1 weieaaae IS esIendea
eau to ailensa the SERVICES - eag
church EspeeulIV are ~ happy
e. asc ihe asFViee men worship
aIfh ia
T. GREEE. N D
Pastor.
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R-EoRGANIZED CHURCH OF
JESUS CHRIST or
LATTER DAY SAINTS

Church school eA = Nj
J. BarDa supervisor
Sacrament service = = n
kHAt Sunday q eaeH maalH
Zious League ENaanE FeapIeI
Thomas leadef
WousenE Meeting 30 2 =.
every 0iher Mondag-Nu ) /
EaflaE header
SID wrek Prayer Service 90
p = wednesday.
Everyone cordially invited
4 = BARNES.
Pastor
MILDRED THOMAS.
Reporter.
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SECOND BAPTIST cHuncH

SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
paBecaEulla
Locsied Be- aaipsafh saefsun On
Henry NVenua
Sunday
as4s A ~ SursiaY ho3. a
d Grams Superintendent
Ifau0 A ~ Masulnk Worship
Service
ESQ p ~ q 2 I Haar
Eloyd H~eNphanaan director
IT'S r ~ Teaehers ana Of
ficer Meeting
Wednesday
tbs r song fvien
eco ~ ~. Prayer SeFssee
AL visitors NeixoEfss We e..
tend 10 yea > hearty inNlsatlozl
to come and worship Wish ~
J l. MORGAN.
Rassas.
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EscATAwPA BAPTIST
~uxfn~u

CHURCH
Sunday
TOGO A. M-Sunday school,
LLOYD Oliver. superintendent
100 a NJ Morning worship
74s p M-Evenlng service
each lst and ard Sunday.
Monday
7a0 p NV NJ 4 business
meeting
Wednesday
T.3D p M-Sunday school
council general business
v { WIEDHAM
Pastor
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Notice s hereby given that the
Beard of Trustees Of the MoSs
Point City Schools win az their
regular meeting On Monday. Aug
Isl } 1874 let contract for trans
porting these coiofed pupils en-
titled to transportation residing
ii the area # the international
panefmiIl = tire Magnolia School
and return for the session 1912 IS
q the public schools u SAID city
Bids viii b received for one O.
tNo years
Specifications governing SAID
contrast are "a file with O II.
Martin secretary Of the School
Board
There aih - approximately Is
pupils Al BIDS are required e.
b. sealed end accompanied b.
cash o. 3 certified cheek In The
sun q IS o.. and flied with the
secretary On q before 5 p Nj OF
August ? le4z
Bond vii be required Of the
contractor and the Board o. Trus
tees reserves the right 10 reject
any and 81 bsds
J A CIRLoT
President
q II MARTIN
lie. 7-l7. 80. Isl
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wv TT - ~W~
sas Maa Point
1000 a M Sunday Nh
f8 HsffaW sutegSniena2nt
IIM A n and 50 p N
Preaching sefyicg every SuBdag
$40 = Nv l. III. each SIC
aAy. Cecil MeDanald. esaep
r Ffayer tefQs
each Thursday
ReV JOHN A STuHE
Past
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Legal Notices
NOTICE or SALE or BONDS

NOTICE o. SALE OF BONDS
Notlee Is hereby given that
sealed bids Wlll BE- received By
the Board of Supervisors 81 Jack
son County. MlsaizSipps up 70 tire
hoar II 1910 A NJ on the third
day 81 August 1912 for the pur
chase OF Thirty thousand Dol
lars $50. 10000. School Bonds of
fife Vane1eave Consolidated
School District uf the jackson
County Mississippi said Bonds 20
- dated August l 1912, 10 b. IN
denomination Of S500.00. 10 be
numbered one "a 70 sixty t803.
both inclusive, % bear interest AZ
; rate later GO BE- fixed by this
Board. not r. exceed SIX per cen
ium KG9 per annum, interest
payable semi annually on the
first day Of February and the first
day q August in each year. and
Be payable at the office Of The
Chase National Bank. ia the City
II New York. State OF New York.
and be payable IN their numerical
order n the principal amounts a.
follows. to-wft
Nos 10 3. both inclusive,
$4,000 On August l, 1913
Nos I to 6. both inclusive.
sl5DaO0 on August /, 1874
Nos 7 to 3. both inclusive.
3isB0W On August 1. le45
Nos 10 TO L. both Inclusive.
$4,000 on August 4. 1915
Nos = 10 IS. both inclusive.
$4,000 on August /. ie47
Nos Is 70 10. both inclusive
SI500.W on August /. 1913
Nos IL to 81. both inclusive.
sl500m on August l, 1919
Nos q to q. both inclusive
Sl500m ON August /. 1859
Nos Is 70 y. both inclusive,
$4,000 on August /, 1851
Nos e to 50. both inclusive.
sl5000Q on August /. 1852
Nos 81 % IS, both inclusive,
si50000 on August /, 1853
Nos 81 70 SO. both inclusive.
SI5000U on August /, 1864
Nos. 81 70 50, both inclusive,
si5O000 on August 1, 1855
Nos 40 TO a. both inclusive,
90 On August /. 1856
Nos IS to IS. both inclusive.
sI50o00 on August I. 1857
Nos IS 70 IS. both inclusive.
$4,000 on August /, 1858
Nos - 10 81. both inclusive.
Sl500M On August /. 1859
foz 50 10 81. both inclusive,
SI900W OF August I. 1860
Nos SIS 20 81 both inclusive
$4,000 on August ], 1861
Nos S. 70 50. both inclusive,
on August /, 1852
Bidders viii name interest rate
IN bids filed. Said Bonds win be
sold to the highest bidder for not
less than par and accrued interest
to date Of delivery The Board
reserves the right 70 reject any
and al bids.
A certified az cashiers check
IN the amount Of $4,000 must
accompany each bid. such check
10 be craWn payable to the Treas
ury Of Jackson County. Missis-
xippi
These Bonds will be validated
BY Decree Of the Chanccry Court
Of Jackson County. Mississippi,
and approved IS to validity by
some nationally recognized bond
attorney The expense Of isSu
auce, valuation. approval as 20
validity and printing said Bonds
Win b borne by the school dis
tFirt for which said Bonds are
issued.
Dated II Pascaguula. Missixsip
p thls 7th day Of July. A D
Il s. FRED TAYLOR
CLERK OF THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS OF JACKSON
COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI
70. TIT. : -. : 81
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eHuncH "a TIE hAzARrNE

IS South PaEagegia Street
Sunday Scla=al a4s a y. =
Il Stevenson president
hsguiaf Worship Service 100
a Is
Young Peoples Saesese. 1.na
r 81. Mrs G y Casgleb~rrY.
president
KvangeiMise Service Ts5 = n
l. S POLK.
Pastor
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ORANGE .
METHODIST CHURCH

l0 % a M-Sundny School,
L. Hill superintendent
loo a ~ Morning worship
service On second Sundays
&a y M-Ewening Worship
service or second Sundays
10 r Mid week prayer
meeting rach Tuesday
$50 y Worzcma Mission
aIy Society nsegiing on Monday
after the second Sunday q each
month
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oRDInANcE Nc. s7s
AN ORDINANCE PRESCRIBING
RULES AND REGULATIONS
FOR DINING AND RESTRICT
ING THE USE OF LIGHTING
IN THE
CITY OF MOSS POINT,
MISSISSIPPI

WHEREAS under date Of May
80. 1872, by virtue Of q procla
nation issued By Lieutenant Gen
erai Walter Kruger. commanding
the Southern defense command
the entire area Of the states Of
Texas. Mississippi. Alabama anu
Florida bordering upon the Gull
Of Mexico and. IN certain in
stances. counties inland from the
shore. where designated q mill
tary area. and
WHEREAS the office II the
Corps Area Commander of the
Headquarters Fourth Corps Area
Of the United States Army has
issued rules and regulations for
the control Of shore lighting along
the shore line Of the State 81 Mis-
aissippi and other states. and
WHEREAS the City Of Moss
Point desires 10 adopt appropu
ale rules and regulations 10 co
operate with the enforcement Of
such rules and regulations, as
promulgated as aforesaid. the
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CoMHTSsICHEHS SALE
. CELESTE MHooN. ET AIS

Mrs : { RILEY. n, ET AIS
Ne esq
i - CHaaeeFyCoun u Jack
"a County State If Mississippi
~ virtue q uH authority Vezt
- II Ne - 3 decree Il the Chan
eeH4 Court q jackson Eounty.
Mississippi rendered Ia the above
styled cause % tne 18Th day 81
June Is4z u ne June 1912 term
q SO Court J H1n sell o. pubiir
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NOTICE TO ~cLEHCyRrE And cHURCa OFFICERS
The ChFunteieSfaf ana ADVERTISE IS dsslrsus If keep
ing Standing OF thEs paHe eWaef thH heau - ChGfeh Ne3A
q ccmpaete and esfEeet directory 81 az ue churches 81 of
AREA. hours az sergfees srNea& ueNsluRE ana gtheT matters
III interest &c oaF church pegple 10 make this directory cFn-
plcte & IS Necessary that We grt cgpy fof changes ~ TIT
hours ~ service nut AsirF than rgery wednesday, afteFnean
"a We wish = publish thss directory % the Friday ISSUE Of
our paper s. please help ~ & keep tbe it correct ~ end
SnE Ia your copy every week 81 "wednesday afternoon At
the latest
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Rsereatou RBsu e S Nsssstas
Bu5ktlnE
A1u1aS
eS5 A n SanE ~ <
" FfkA s4H
II08 a ~ Hasalns g
sRrpire
TN p Nj Baptist Training
union. Afias Jaaalla d.
rector
sM p A. Hsenn3
service
Thurnaas
TM r. ~ PRAYER
Rev + = WATTS
Pastor
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a OF MISSISSIPPI

CITY OF MOSS POINT. :
uesRcof-mentRPJ
W 9 Stewart Clerk o. the
City Of Moss Point Mississippi
do hereby certify that fhe above
and foregoing Ordinances No. 31p
was duly adopted BY the Mayor
ana Board q Aldermen of the
City Of Moss Point. assembled IL
regular session on Tuesday. July
Stven under my hand and seal
q SAD City Q q TINS. the 9Th day
u July. 1884,.
v G. STEWART,
7-i0 II ny ~
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rAEHvIEw BAPTIST CHURCH

rATHvlEw BAPTIST CHURCH
Market Si0essL
Revival maeaug Beginning
CA ihe second sunday IN july.
there wall be- 3 revival meeting At
taa church Hes L y Bnesana
via eonauci THE aerviees Every
badly welcome
Rev RAY HAMILTON
Pastor
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ST.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
H~


Morning Prayer ard
mon b. tie rector Tire s~eeaua
Sunday ~ the month ahe
b Holy Communion ana aH
Rev FRIEDRICH S KEsEH
Nazsa
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CHURCH or CHRIST
kruah Miss
Maen IN Feemena Hall
Bible school 200 = -
Worship. 300 p n
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Sunday. July Dr.
e4s a ~. Sunday school
Ase4 "A ~ Morning worship
- r 81 evening uuF8Illp
80 y NJ "Wednesday. md
Week prayer service
Rev T p WEST.
Pastor
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
At Canty stFeet
aalav. Juig 49,
SIS a az s4nsiae
60M A ~ niala cias -
ma1Ha
ElM a 81 asagnina @anzh4n.
Wtat hfan
9M p AZ Young People
League af mauze
$50 y rs evening worship
mon G@80 CosenamEf
81 aiai
sos p M Circle NJ / wlih
Mgs 6 II TQHuaeus caels Ne !
aih Mrs Il q WnEf8ela
" esuag
p rs rhair pgaetlse
y & CRANE q u
Minister
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MEMORIAL
BAPTIST CHURCH
Hana. naAailn

Bayou EaHytfe
sunday school 81 as = II
fxua Lander. superintendent
Young pe0pie Nesting 81
~ Z ~
pfeachlnE every Sunday 81
y M
J s JENKINS
Ua@44W
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Il s. FRED TAYLOR
CLERK or TIE BOARD or
SUPERVISORS OF JACKSON.
COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI
7 %. III. z d. 81
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} S JENKINS
Pastor
Evening star., 1942-03-12
Births Reported

Sman eossa5 s5s sns sara SsTah ssF AnsisT s6x boy
Morris and Bebe Blum. girl.
Harold and Catherine Brown, boy.
Jack and Edna Brown, girl
Philip and Rhoda chodock,, boy.
Carl and Frances Crane, girl.
Edward and Evelyn DAYS. E!ri,
Samuel and Beatrice Diener, boy.
Barker and Mar%gaTet % P@upler' @ girl.
Nel N,b.s and Anna 4 ,1a.tIa FinK; 80 BOY bov
Albert and Fanny Goldsmith. boy.
kenneth and Charlotte Gray girl.
RRssaa Rsen ana anf fiAabelh Mfe1f Hfs asurs sF girl
Leo and Augusta jam, girl.
James and Ernestine Joyner girl,
Mls5d YgHsBs s5s and Es6sr EyfIyn ks kqe b6v 59 girl
A5s5s and nd RStR SF1ik komosPd' 16ss slT
Thomas and Helen Lyon, boy.
Orville and Helen Mayberry. girl.
Glenn and Shirley Mitchell. boy.
Rsyid and Eli5aPeth MGf9y hoy girl
Bond and Ida Naecker.. sr., boy.
William and Ada o,Neale, boy.
Lyle r and Rqrb Tb .ipis Pjeke55nG pnmnb eoE Eov
Joseph and Jessie Ross, boy.
Philip and Theresa Rothchlldi girl.
FSssa baoaoIe and do I4S5pa pds sisST ssS boy boy
John and virginia Seymour, boy.
William and Elizabeth Smith, girls (twins)
Lawrence ana JOSIE smith, bOy.
James and Edna Spell. boy.
Cecil and Margaret Summers girl.
Ernest and Anna Thiel, boy;
John and Effe TomIlson. girl.
Theodore and Mary Tolbert, girl.
william and Anita Trumbull, boy.
Joseph and Jeanette Zupnik. girl.
Thomas and Catherine Dyson. girl.
Joyce and Willie Gale. boy.
Warren and Catherine Greenfield, girl.
Robert and Luetta Harris. girl.
John and Carrie Harvey, girl.
Mckinley and Lucille Martin. girl.
William and Frances McCray. boy.
Robert and Gloria Nelson, boy.
George and Virginia Parhar. boy.
Horace and Minette Prillaman, boy.
Thomas and Elva Watkins, girl.
Edgar and Dorothy Williams. girl.
Bruce and Fireen woodland, boy.
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Deaths Reported

Helen H. Mechem. 81. ao1o Wisconsin ave
James A. shuler, SO. United States Soldiers
Home Hospital.
Annie v. Peters, 70, 1900 North Capitol st
James curry. 20. Gallinger Hospital,
Lee K. Bochroch. IS, United states Soldiers
Home Hospital.
John Frank. 81, Gallineer Hospital.
Isadore Dischel, 65, 225 H st. NV.
James G. Mould. 65, Gallinger Hospital: =,
Edward B. Ross, 81. Georgetown Hospital
William Marstellar, 81. Gallinger Hospital
Michael A. McLaughlin. 81. Casualty Hos
Louis Harris. so. Garfield Hospital.
Nora z. Shine, IS, a16 18th st. NV.
w Romulus Reese. 35, Emergency Hospital
Mildred E. Jones, "A. Doctors Hospital.
Kathleen Hope, 80, Sibley Hospital
William A. johnson, 20, Quarters Recrea-
rimotns 4loa mat Mattox. jr. IA aao1 Taylor st
Lewis Carter. II. Home for the AGED.
Anna T. Neal, Sc, 1918 Howard I'd. sc.
Lillian NJ Beaudhuy. 65 l40S T St. NV.
James Collins. "a, 1913 Columbia st. NV.
sardonia jackson, AS, Gallinger Hospital.
Olivia Collins, 43, 5O65 Sheriff I'd. ne.
Codosa Starr, 80; Tidal Basin ,.,
Infant Samuel J. Jaggers, SO P st. NV.
Infant White, GalllpRer Hospital.
Infant White. 115s 21st st. NV.
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HELP MEN.

SHOEMAKER or helper; permanent Job
Fort Belvoir, Va. See Mr.. Di Carlo. Tele-
Evening star., 1942-03-12

DINING ROOM BUSINESS for sale; well
established. nearby Maryland on National
highway, near new naval hospital; attrac-
tive Colonial-type bldg. with beautiful
grounds: living quarters. WI. 5940.
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MILLINER,
FILTERS.
ALTERATION HANDS,

Must be thoroughly experienced on hne
suits, coats, dresses Apply all week,
Kaplovitz, 18th st. between z and F
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Stones Thrown at Jups

PITTSBURG, Kans. lP.-Mrs.
Sue Demo, visiting her parents here
recently, said that at Pearl Harbor
she and other Navy wives got SO
mad they threw stones at low-fying
japanese planes. There we're no
hits.
Evening star., 1942-03-12

Must be thoroughly experienced on fir
coats, suits. dresses. Kaplowitz. 13t
st between z and F Els NV
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STENOGRAPHER, good sal
ary; position permanent.
LIVINGSTON'S, 9O8 7th st.
n w
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WINDOW TRIMMER, preferably with
drug store experience. Apply Mr.. T;
Saylor. Whelan Drug Store. 14th and
Evening star., 1942-03-12

LK PRESSER, must be experienced;
eady work; good pay 436 r st NV
Evening star., 1942-03-12

SODA DISPENSERS, experienced, capable
good hours, excellent salary. Argyle Phar-
mn ND Dar rl
Evening star., 1942-03-12

TRIMMTR'S HELPER-Appiy
Mr.. T. Saylor. Whelan DRUG Sore. 14Sh
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| SODA MEN, experienced; references re-
| ouired. Investment Pharmacy, 1901 K
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YOUNG LADIES (7,

Ambitious, 1S to "a and 3 married cou-
pies. assist in permanent advertising cam
paign; experience unnecessary; travel prin-
penses advanced Apply or phone for ap-
pointment. Burlington Hotel. Mr.. or Mrs.
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HELP WoNEN.
CAFETERIA ATTENDANTS

Women between the ages 20 and 35.
Permanent employment with opportunity
ST. NV, Room 101, between $50 am
and 5 pm. Monday through Friday.
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SHORT ORDER COOK, coloTed. Apply
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
PERSONAL.

HEMoRRHoIDs ERADIcATED BY MY
drugs or surgery DR.. soAiMERWERrK.
1865 Columbia rd Adams O3SS.
COULD YOU USE $500 OR LESS? IF so
Just cau Mr.. Waller. Glebe 1l12. and ar
range for a personal loan today Money
unpaid balance only charge.
TO ANY EMPLOYED MAN OR WOMAN:
Whenever you need S25 to $500 in q
can get this EXTRA MONEY as long al
you need it and the only charge Is interest
Just call DAVE PENNEY. Chestnut 1924
IF YOU NEED EXTRA MONEY FOR IN
come tax or any purpose Just give me a
telephone call. You can get 500 and
need repay only Sl.7S per week, which
includes interest, the only charge. Other
LANE, Michigan t510.
CATHEDRAL HALL SCHOOL 5201 18Th
St. NV, Georgia 6544. Aces 3 TO 10 yrs.
Hours s 10 6. Spacious rooms and play
ground TRANSPORTATION.
NURSE HAS VACANCY. NEARBY COUN-
Try home for elderly lady or quiet mental.
First floor. Kenslngton "45-J.
CHILDREN. BOARDED IN MY PRIVATE
home mothers care; large play yard. Is
years present address. Woodley 1917.
DR.. H. W. JOHNSON, DENTIST.
False Teeth Repaired
While You Wal
Room SOC. Westory B.dg., 6o5 14th NV.
ROBT. B. SCOTT.
DENTAL LABORATORY.
Room 9Ol, Westory Bldg. 605 l4th St. NV.
BABIES AND YOUNG CHILDREN
BOARDED.
Supervised by nurses and physicians.
Evening star., 1942-03-12

SLIP COVER CUTTERS, Thoroughly expert
enced only need apply highest salary. J.
Holober & Co. GIL z st Nv
Evening star., 1942-03-12
SALESLADIES,
EXPERIENCED.
NORBUD. Call NO. 6746 for
anpOiptrnept

EXPERIENCED FILTERS, Serv-
ices desired by a Bethesda Spe-
cialty shop. Write full details,
age, experience, salary desired,
references. Box 254-R, Star.
Evening star., 1942-03-12
EE SURGEONS (s5. Phone Wisconsin

TEACHER. young, draft exempt, inter-
mediate and upper grades in private boys
school; live in; small salary to start. Don't
call unless willing to work and start i'm
Evening star., 1942-03-12
COIORI

Experienced, bright young woman, unus,
opportunity Apply all week Kaplowi
18th ST. between E and F SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1942-03-12

SERVICE STATION MAN, white, with auto
repairing experience; references. 1888
Florida ave. NV.
Evening star., 1942-03-12

WOMAN, white, to live with couple, help
mother with baby and do Light house
work: references Apply IN person. 4308
Alabama ave. Sc. AT. 6316.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
New Method
Air Raid Wsrdens TO Tell
Latest on Fire Bombs

An Of Michigan so 600 AFRAID
wardens viii hc given additional
instructions nm the new methods
of cNtnCuiShtnc inCpndlary bombs
las recently scr down hy Washing
.lnn- ullciaIS-- l. NJ 4nnl-nGGd-.l
day hy Office of Civilian Defense
heads here
The dStlsion was made after a
meeting between capt D0Uald
Leonard state commander OF the
citizens defense corps asd Glenn &.
Richards local head of the OCD.
No definite program was am
nounccd for inSiucting the ward
ems that stream of get of water
can he used on an inrcndiary
bomb when need 10 cNtingulSh II
is urgent and no iunammablc ma
rCr1afS arT nearby Previous 10 the
now ruling the OCD had taught
10 use only a fine spray
OF water.