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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-04-03
U. s. FARMERS
AND FOOD PRODUCTION

AMERICAN FARMERS, as a
class, are not complaining because
of war conditions under which they
must plant and cultivate and har-
vest the food needed by our own and
our allied nations. They accept as
a necessity the taking Of their sons
and their help for service in the
armed forces. Those who are left,
those too old or otherwise incapable
of military service, win work longer
hours that food may be provided.
But American farmers do object
to supplying food for the highly paid
labor leaders, motion picture actors,
newspaper writers and others capa-
BILE Of bearing arms, who are ex-
empted by the draft boards. II
they would eat, they, too, should
fight.
Buy Defense Bonds
EVER HEAR Of volunteer
wheat? / never did until recently
when travelling across Kansas and
resident Of that state told me about
it. "The farmers do not plant vol
unteer wheat" he explained. "It
is purely a product of nature and is
perfectly good grain. This year it
is estimated that Kansas has APP
proximately two million acres of it.
Under the rules of the AAA it cannot
be harvested, nor can it be used as
pasturage for cattle. It cannot be
regimented or regulated, and the
farmers can't benefit from nature.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-04-03

Relations with Germany strained.
preserved during your term as pres
ident, and If possible, become even
closer" s.zt e
/ Yet, by contrasts, most Latin
American observers took this as a
hint that relations were on the point
of being broken.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-04-03
ATIANTIC:

Sinkings continued at rapid pace
along the Atlantic seaboard, though
there were not SO many on the regu-
lar sea-lanes carrying commerce
between Britain and the u. s.
Yet there were favorable signs,
and measures were being taken to
make the lot Of the submarine hard
or, and to cut down sinlrings.
One of these was the dim-out or
black-out of lights of cities and re-
sorts along the coast, particularly
along sea-lanes frequented by coast
wise vessels.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-04-03
TRAINING PROGRAMS +:
For Army Forces

War Secretary Stimson has an
nounced that 100000 men and wom-
en- will be trained for civilian jobs
including overhaul and repair me-
chanics, production workers, inspec-
tors at government factories, depots
and arsenals--in government and
state-owned schools and rented facil-
tiles of private technical schools. FL
igible men must be outside the age
and other selective service require
ments. Students will be paid 5000
to 81 400 year in training. Courses
vary from Is weeks to four months.
Applications may be. made to any
civil service commission local Office.
The Army institute has been es-
tablished at Madison, Wis, to pro-
vide for enlisted men with at least
four months active service, CORE
spondence study m more than IS
courses in English, social studies,
mathematics, science, business and
engineering at a cost Of two dollars
q course.
Army Ground Forces Commander
McNair announced selection Of a
site ''west Of the Colorado river"
for large-scale troop training in
modern desert warfare, part Of
program to develop task forces for
mountain, airborne and armored
warfare and for joint ground opera
tons. The department said the re-
placement and school command will
open headquarters at Birmingham,
Ala, and the anti-aircraft command
at Richmond, Va, before April
The former will include IA schools
and replacement centers, including
officer candidate schools. A military
police replacement training center
will be established at Fort Riley,
Kan, about April 8, to accommo-
date 1900 trainees from all sections
Of the country. Mr.. Stimson said
the R.O.T.C. program win be main
tanned in colleges, but the army can
not supply material and personnel
to provide pre-induction training at
such institutions.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-04-03

Bob Hawks having to do . lot Of
explaining. He decided to invest in
a restaurant. Found one, signed
lease, and the sign painter went to
work. The place was to be called
"The Griddle"- the painter
made a mistake-and Hawks ex-
planning to friends that he isn't
really in the girdle business.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-19
Firemen Map Plans
For Two Day AiiulF
On Fourth This Year

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msna AnnaAl Fam 81 bAfN
MNihH MnF# RAsN& NesA
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Ieoansase SIN Neh
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-19
Summer Sessions For
~Puscugoulu Schools
Begins On June 8

S-ugasnef mkel sNns fof
hush fAa eteuwntas4 3n6 hseh
schaah Ia pa&aksai4 WEI seKsa
ou 8ane s Tam h Wells supt
lasenden& arno8ntea to1Ay Ths
tacStAem mzskiun * me aaEs mane
hes h~<n 3 pa<tace soF mant
years bat fhN a~ienMneafy man
ihAa war all mafk ae ffa -
pcatunity tog the chstafsn n la4
sf grades 10 mAke 40 hefNe she
fall seszasn
Ths extra h.gh sea' uessoh
wit arxs,r igurn re unGss 0a
orA<k each dss on = SIX aay q
week baxag Cor = tagsy DAY pesaoa
.the mhosa head said A maxi
mam - fwp hall assts e aeu
of Fe03ea aafk can h eonpbcies
during Ehs peaed
The following prscex via ~
charged Gre SEMESTER ~ rvsiem
0osk nnaay perioaF ssm two
ensesiess 10 Gay peFasd1 xlzW.
qne semester at neW Wo4k 10 aas
pegtodl kl1o0 two sernessefs
.tfali - day persnd1 S1400 AL
students trust - enrolled in she
nigh school classes hy June ! and
payments Wiii be made n ID
.vance A minimum rating u SAX
y per GENT IS necessary % qualify
Ter fessew work
The extra session for the eie
asentagy students vii be held
from 300 Until i2soo oelock ~ !
twenty day period. beginning also
on June 8 Enrolment IN these
CLASSES viii be conducted begin
ulfa Monday. May 3 and mssi
~ complete hy "Wednesday ~
.shas week.
The elementary session viii be
divided into Two ten dav seFnes.
iers in the following divisions,
Lower three grades, 500 for each
semester for persons who have
failed Or for hrush-up work.
fourth. firth and sixth grades.
500 per subject per semester
with q limit oi Two subjects To-
the session
4 heavy enrolment is expect
ed in 81 divisions. Wells said.
TIE summer schools sre being
conducted IN line with q request
Of state and National authorities
for impeded educational meas
ufuk. il VAS said
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-19
Local Boards
Draft
0fShipbuilders

Classifying six occupassona a
erltieaI and vital p the ssecmss II
lhe naslons was effort Ma1as
Lawrenee " Long. Acting Dire.
ieF q he State selsrssss s~ryIes
System. has instructed Lral
Boards = gsse careful consider
ton 70 defennsns from fnllitart
aerviee u individual reKistfants
engaged ~ these activities
Listed ~ critical oceapstioas
sFe
Railroad Transportation. sk.a
construction. coastal intefeoastel
and offshofe slater uansrortat.en
aAd cesi probation
Major Long explained ut esst
3ai oneupaEluHa ID the raIIsasa -
a0stfy - eestiiisd - ase Off.
Il befenaa Transportation tns.l
seventy nine Eanaing ffon Sc
prentice 10 yaHamahief
TIE aaesssaH u a~eaekfIng A.
Individual uxasFaHf eneseea
usaae n1dueFtek must ~ dre5ea
~ hts INcai Bears on A.e -.
concerning rs Individual esse 49,
ep2d1tlazs II nA ai ares -
~ L9n8 explained Ne asta.n
class aetsfsaenfs ~ 0Eesnaf -
feaegna are permitted under
3fieeaFe TEaInina anes 49,
At 80 ~ asfefnsns s
aoie e any ssEns ths Etassa ~ a.
EeRlssaBi Is changed
These fIlaAf exsznafksNs
aaeh ihat uateas fses are nlIa8
Hsep .Ifh fhe Required degree
raining qaaIlfea1Hsa - ssH4
~ssse km e effeeaeaa =
s~etFltles q Hese lasnssfsm -
aelk ne UBpeaza pssnfes -
be<asee q Use essential
setm = t. training asxeesz.
s. Q0szsfS paselns = fsnIaea
9 Heas oceapasiena. LoeaI naess.
pa f1nesaa4 the esslmzsaa -
20 q training ans sAfmsssa
a4lss4 fef ezsH aaz51uassaM
One h4asIH4 Affe 80
'eHa i ne zaip essainasts~
4asiF3 sore e~aNzns4atsa -
sal ranging sip ahetlealIs
snaaifH +
ssaizzsA
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-19
OIeunder Garden
Club Adopts
Constitution

A ; meatlng q ghe Oieaudef
Garden eIsh 81 paseaaonss if,e.
elab. which has been ~ reeensly
ofganlxad aeeepted uaa report "
the COMMITTEES eppoinfe1 % form
uisb > eaf4alutlaa aaa byEawe
saF aaadsnes 81 Hh< oFKanlxatson
and aHsulsalatelt voted . he e.
tArmalise lar Is 1dopIlan
TIE session ~ presided over
~ ue eEsb president Hrs HAy
noaa + King ans He major
p4ft q nse taHe As gwen - she
usazsAlu = Business
Announcement Wae masa b.
The program eeEsulifEae tfzat 8
epnsssi 81 GIoWeF arrangement
woaa - heid s. tte next H.aet-
nK ana iaelbAd each nsfmb4f rs
caEHaiSss. - i
Pens 80 aiao Aeina senf4sIseiY
maa2 for 8 garden hgsf q Lice
.esI
Ahs messing @as lid 4 re
HeeaestaaH haH = - Maritime
Housing p4eseef 81 saF ns1sx
aiEernssn
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-19

More Reserves
ToBe Called Up
BrazlArmy


ne Dc 1snesFo Nay faBFs.
" EoonsHd closer se ; @ef gos
sna solar wiaen President 0eiss
he Vargas aushafian0 Cen KnFien
Caspar fsasra. nrauia waf mn
later. - eall ~ 81 reserve army
Officers fuf nctsve duty THIS A.
'men. fsIIewed slsseiy en- April
ii Nhirh aauhoflxea 0uaa q H.
crease she number e reserve of
fioefs ard epeH ne army - go
hssnarts
Several classes ~ reserves hnfe
already hseu called - aziive
.dass.
ne strong &0uih Americas
.eeentfy hes basked IL ~ aan
shire ~ she United States aIste
Department NHssk ssnke IT, ~
esnl e0ntufsnes fof A1neriesa Ell
aafsty. Mhen sfsH firmly aeaaan.
snaled saas As tenaepcse
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-19
18th Anniversary
OfArfv0I in u s.
Feled BY Couple

On Mag 81. Eaptala anA A4fs
ss e 4g1h aslaatea lhe
e. safy fsfEh afses - slsa
arrival IS ~ Uaflea sksiss tram
nanssh H9naafas sv
eass.e a make uslf Fe s 10
~ After ieo Hests e
in g4 AlsHA e1p Captain ana
Nfa HyAa ussfd 81 Fabcazyia
MfMIs trey hsse fesd ~ ~
aas8 g@eHig tFe Bessa
Hssh 3as ban IS csznseH
.Dsm bfstssh Vet ln Is Ena
lssa paaens4e ard atF Nsa
4 Eean5zH HasaaHm E8aan NAseh
nl ifef eaaas - IT, eDansV
HgA Kan esaiad yesterday thaf
ID 80 3 haDpF Grange ~ ussm
80 u.as lasp ase uazs 1an e1sa
sat me- ere HsheN IS Aa
b ~
Eagtasa and Nf8 Hyan taok
.ea# HsfassAsasn pag&Ee an ~
.as annsnH - Mae 80 IS Ea1i
safae 81. askea sIlsass
ne d. sa Haaaa aaAbzH hap
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.Rsaa nla ~ aa e
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-19
Urgent Calls
Issued All
Scrap Metals

Jackson. Miss. Nay is-Urgenf
calls for al scrap metals and rub
DrT m pata1xS1SPph vitality HT01E0
for producing implements ct war.
have been made BY the Wa Pro.
.duction Board and the Ordnance
Department OF the United States
Army, il was announced b Le.
land Speed. chairman o. the Mis-
assippi Salvage for Victory Com
miftee ef the War Production
Board
Under ; WpA project sponsored
BY the War Production Beard.
agricultural scrap vii be collect
81 from every farm home II Mis-
sissippi and from al homes II
towns Of less than 1000 papuls.
ton Il VAS announced b Ad
m~lnistrator Gailin Every rural
box holder IS being sent . letter
from Donald r. Nelson. chairman
81 the War Production Beard.
asking him 70 iLai al scrap metais
and scrap rubber ataiIable on his
property NPA trucks and creua
all pick up TIE metals ard rub
ber and issue receipts for al that
e gathereC Government checks
viii be mailed 70 the scrap oMnefs
IT . rate II % cents Der one hun
dsed pounds for scrap metals and
gne half cent per pound for scrap
rubber.
Al metals vii le collected snd
0aia ioF = TIE Cat rate u S.
cents per hundred
Particularly Exeda are sfIsram
Hade wholly of ID parf a. rubber
Used rubber e4n siaasS be ~
laltnea 40 matter 3hat Is con
sIsa9n II Sped kala Among TIE
rubber iieula Which. Il has been
osaHd - 3 preliminary survey.
re found In many homes afe ne
following auto urs lnaefiuam
NblseF heeiA fNffh g. Niliaoaa
gsalai abhst 1le EzsosM. over
aos tennis ahoe& Hzaa water boi.
rubber gloy2 naia costs
saihAng caps hatllnx aha TIRE
#sdA Ms4d truck tires. gAfdea
ae. fruit isf rings haby carriage
heels ~ a3sttnEa. RahAae6
afnDesa A4eton ezp HahtsT
bnHes tires BcttlH
alU aan uAsafr tres sabhs
ana faM ffa8n Children
sHsei f08a
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-19
Child Welfare u
Theme OF Meeting
OfWomunsC Club

The n8eE esnnthlx
uf the WemehN EAae a FaMA
kMssa i AZ the ~ 81
Mrs e ! Fpa ~ Fssaax st
n1Ann 81 IsRt eeek aah Mm
Fsvlssrn and Mrs 1sw Armn
sxsd e. hqstesA2
The ssSxpaass Mrs p A CsnE
ruaa M spyiiasfan sresm lfx F8s
.eaKeuia Progressive rtue nsluns
sAs eaah 10 aseei wHh nsa En-
.ruaas. MAs - At tAV ne 4
Me ] q ceie
Il wAs unanannasis aKrse6 Is
acrepf shss Kfnctoa& kmd rhafn
fms gesture a0sa ths SISTER ssah
The heale of the nrAi mseesias
which sin he hsta il Juas Il
the horne u Mfa = n AafaL ~
bcen ehanKra ffsan 8M - !
q ckck - thks husEG aSsass -
nsfe generally aceeHtAhls "a
she uastrnhesa
Mra ) G. csane ned - g.en
her nsoshef. Mr u "A Maddm
sen
The thene q me a~sssrunsn mas
Thiid welfare en8 nas issa
Mrs e n nacpt began uith tf
admonition. Children have m
reed Of models than they havt i
critics
Roll call Was answered wtsh !
siansa frusn hoasse pewsn teagn
IN childhood and many q o
Sell knoMn and beloved nnrmls
rhymes were recisea. tsinEax
SMILES ana 81 times lsurhsef
The high point 81 the atsm
neon was i playlet ~ vhsfagem i
Inc elementary school, , e4uae
1T talented pupils a. Mr. q
cauiderwood and Manfred Fu
keF
Billy Bragg Herring fook
lead as & child heading ; rtaa4
book describing dresses and aa
ions q elden times A. SIC II
gins 10 wonder hos psup
amused themselves ia lh8se e.
away times che different -
wefe produced h. these ycann
sefs on the broad porch ~ il
Ford home which served Is 4
stage fof The Scenes.
The bright colored evansna
dresses Of the girls and me suns
Of the boys dressed them Is ioga
and ladies' In > mlnaaNA
Then came y negro mamgns
singing hss baby - sleep Mish
Mighty LAX a Hose
Then came soft shoe dancers
dreA1ed u negro boys.
The Virginia reeL in whie1l
most Of the children took paFf
VAS beautifully done us wsa ihs
singing nj The Old Refrain
After the entertainment wss
over the children eame into M
room and introduced fsasnaeiYes
The dsFeeteks 81 this eharfains
III Of playing were Mesdames
Barot. Blair. Gray. Esoekafd. Aad
UImef
Mrs Ford Has assisted - Mr.
Frellsen and Mrs. Bfumneld Il
serving = reffeahmenl eoufae
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-19
New Office Opened
Here By Afford
Burdine Company

The Afford. Burdine Company
has opened offices - 30 n Pas
cagouis street ard Is handling q
large volume q insurance and
real estate sales ard rentals The
office is IN charge 81 Q 4 Aifurd
and ~ d BufasFp
The firm l~,ecaalizes IL ire
handling Of al types X real
eState. both sales and exchanges
- Neli - Industrial plants
Special stfeutiou is given q the
harding - vaeanf and feg5aen-
tlai properties. tie managers 81
the eenpsuY said
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-19
anAAM
LYuhS

tcomssaahsA Fsm FAas ex4
uas hanafa ~ II ! Mafsnsa
AstSniea WaSe iaAsna
eA& s SA
.apf ~ eNeAi
aixaafd ship nsst ~ N wM
eoveeE wah Asse lesR te9
aagyepfu
4ss Msfteaa 80 As4 81
= EAuah kAN Ina1sA st a she
tlns8 hss aam he AaA
Il maa ~ Hne 81 fse !
m4nn fsA enn M4ln haa
nauins tuNa useiF hasnhs -
4Hae sfAfketa 4 wss
hires axoek is ua mosnin9
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tiiil IT, I#fM an,nasnasHf
saM 1Ae announcement messH
NJ htssNfa ri MssFs ssky "a
sls NAse EsFeas ssh - -
msistna ns8t ~ eaa NE uls
Ases HARDLY ahis t. es1 lhas
lie ssiaAAs I'D dnrisY
'eafgsa
pufiaa Ns ahsea ~ s tlssf -
baa hen Il th4 ga3sE@
|Isguns mhds NlrSuafF eserE ms
nufi aEth ~ e
psi ana IeU
The Anfh4saa aanas gratis
esfd lsont So sAaaa
behasl IL Use $50 nsd ~
Navy n naeemanY a Ial
yeaF. ana 5 aeeu u lase ezY
~ AAkao 4 ~ Nnsia seHssin d
sfw asswisM afaaT ss@ maF ~ -
dle4ted ihas ~ N0ula
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apw ~ NfsaaM
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-19
PofufoesG Growing
In The Air. Not
Underground

We have aimayA dreaded the
daY when Il was tignn - dis ne
potatoes bal Grover CunwaY
grows patatsxas en Iup of shs
ground ~ fact eepetHl Inches -
On ihe plant II uneY he'd en
lrft > little longer Npnld havs
Developed into nice ssxn potatoes
This bush il On display ie ne
Moas posnt office " ire Aasag
iisrr Publishing cumpasY fnf
asyonr desiring - see ne Foaas
tore wisarh arg nvgnR 20 ~ ssrlf
rafas. Eafiy Triumph
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-19
Eastland In
Senate Seal

plseeae hak In the
hard - as
am pase hk ieAn9
slsl1ess 81 AssNspp 1AusFe @
akfAa u.8 ueeA 9fannain ara
ruuneed ha canaF fg ue
yates States eaese h ~ A
Kest primary
IRE cnle 8aFa@h eoefn
a. "a win Ne 3Af Nsa CO
operate Tally @lsh eat CnrnAaa
w.sn chief ske Fessden It the
United Sssiak ard thx leaders g
ns.r arrived f0re ta hasten the
end e thlt tegtihle ce9ailirt TIE
.~sustnes ssnasns sad IL revealing
ms desire ~ mfso IRE peoph ~
Mississippi. II ne apppf branch ui
.ConErwss
AH non essential spending
must eea4e and oas popie asauf
.eSa that the money raised uf tne
sarrissers ana n4svatiens - he
ANDERSEN people Will ~ uked 60
ahsp tire AxW ard not r. Nsaan
'dessa on Pap pse and polstsrN
~ added
After the war Is won. iiae ue
flendnus problem f~cfofs is all
|be 70 sir The peaue ard maintain
eur Say Is lste IL fhas era 80
mu6s not have q ensernuse0i ean
srolied either hx capital 81 ~
labor. bGt > government 81 all the
people which VIII give Justice -
capital, lzlsas, agriculture and al
groups within Il cotantsy
Esklland served hriefiy ia the
Senate last summer ~ appoint
meni al Governor Paul johnson
following the death q the Ate
senator Pat Harrison lie deciin-
|ed 10 make the fsSr in which
Representative WaN Doxsy was
elected 10 fiji TIE unexplred term,
4 had been oat Of politics fof :
long time and had not thought 81
ever again becoming 4 candidate
Tor public 0ftice. EaStlsnd said
in reference 70 uhe appointment.
II have heard enough Ia my
travels over the state since my
return from Washington and TIE
hundreds ef letters received con-
vince me that The people ~ His.
siSsippi have made up their minds
10 elect q new United States SEN
atoF and enough - them have
volunteered their whob.hearted
support Is influence ne 60 make
the race he added
He promised 20 do everything
within has power 70 avoid future
wars but to be fortified. equip.
ped and ready FOR any FIGURE
conflict.
Charging that an orgasszed
drive has been launched b or.
gsnixations ia the Narfh IL de-
~ -Atse gsnsenenu IL she
south by s~boltshing the poll Tax
qualifications for voting. East.
land stated that . Miaalssipplan
had led the fight q restore white
supremacy after The Civil war and
that he would do everything IL
his power 70 retain the law.
IN closing. he stated that Re
was an Independent and neither
the esndidate a. nor controlled
BY. any faction Or political ever.
lord
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-19

IL gHeat sas1kr H0snfa ~
are e called h4sss q ~ eyer
present Bike kas
EfF ia dye
q ssfe aza b = 8
Mase g Han Ia laU
Normally eAoaf DfE tenth = All
80 aells asllIsa ~ nsIaaaf
NeH ~ sells @uk 3 u3 hope
~ finding aeN NsAs
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-19

The Portaeaez ds4e
AsaH9aseaf II ths essiy hsr &
- sixteenth seafu.
Toe 9A8@ns14 are Efpos1ed =
I've eoEnplessd - aafwsleT
aanel Aak4na Henza galaaa NIsa
2#HEHa
Total aansae al cos6 = feF
- fires n eaaaaz aas SIS ~
- t&ez Ef4f 39f81 "a -. foaa
9s fzksaFy
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-19

aiaeas u1a same - - T#s
- 50 - Hsss + sal IS 3 =
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ne aaaFs q NJ aNn ea8aszH
sHa haS net ea.n epzzevea - sns
a#csaI - re b. easass =
HEI
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-19

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-19

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Evening star., 1942-12-12
SITUATIONS MEN.

Experienced, reliable. very efncient Be
fore pm. and Sunday morning call Tay-
lor 6623. or 7-l0 pm. oxford 4s3a.
ACCOUNTANT q TAX CoNsuLTANT-
Books started, kept part time: $40 month
up: statements, tax reports. WA. 640O.
CHEF, COOK. frst-class; can take full
as ehsss Of ashn IN you'd ke or s, Ra
2S1 M, Star. 13'
CHEF, French, 35 years experience. best
hotel, European and American. desires posi-
ton: ID years last employer. Box 11e.M.
ssss ssErRsssNTvEss slss sss At sssn Slam ss.
ENGINEER wishes to rent apartment
bldg. or roomins house, large capacity, all
equipped in GOOD condition and location.
Might consider buying as rent or will ac-
sG:0n lso E.. St. sn'n,s s
trict 1889 13s
l. B. M OPERATOR, Z years experience.
college decree. would like connection with
supervisory capacity: 80 yrs old. draft
deferred; experience on all machines. BOX
81. sh.n,eel; AZ a., lisht work. part time. Box
PLUMBER wants position with master
mace man. AT. 2164. 12'
RETIRED GOVT. EMPLoYE, .reaned. ac;
ssa,ts tive; sober. efacisnt and in nne physical
ton. rea:onsbe sssry o' witS permsnent,
estahlAhed business organtsation: quail
ned to meet requirements Of hish-type.
confidential once position. satisfactory
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Evening star., 1942-12-12
HELP WoMEN.
DRAFTSWOMAN

Excellent opportunity for thoroughly
trained. experienced topographic drafts
woman. Good salary. good hours, pleasant
surroundinss. and opportunity for initia-
positions held names Of former employers,
address and telephone Do not reply II
now connected with the defense program