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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-06
British Take Rion As German Resistance Melts Paratroops Landed By U. $. In Wageningen

BY ROBERT vERAEILkEoN United Press War CorrespondentD
 Rome, October 8. - (UP) - British invasion forces. supported by RAF warplanes operating from bases on the Greek mainland, overran the northwestern corner of the Peloponnesus and struck down the north coast of the peninsula for Athens today capturing the fortified port of Rion, 60 miles west Of Corinth and 05 miles from the Nazi-held capital.
 German resistance ap- peared to be melting swiftly in the face of the swift Brit ish advance after a savage but short-lived attempt to hold the big seaport of patrol, the third city of Greece and the Nazis' main staging base for the supply of their forces on the west coast.
 German coastal batteries covering the entrance to the Gulf Of Corinth were silenced quickly by the fast moving Tommies and 1t was indi- cated that British warships would son be operating in those waters-- if they were not already there--to avenge the beating they took from the Luftwaffe during the iil.fated first battle for Greece in ie4i.
 Other forces landed in the south- western corner of Albania five miles from Sarande. Bad weather restricted their movement in the hilly and difficult terrain. The 0er- mans stil held out in Sarande, and maintained artillery positions along the road to Delvino. Action was confined largely to patrol ciashea and artillery duelt
 British artillery Shelled the mains land of Yugoslavia from the Dals' matian Islands.
 Dumps Blown Up
 (Radio Ankara broadcast an una confirmed report that the Germans were blowing up their ammunition dumps on Rhodes and preparing to evacuate that island stronghold in the Aegean Sea-
 Greek Guerrilla armies, estimated at some 6o,000 men, were reported rising everywhere in the path Of the retreating Germans, and front dis- patches said many of the Naxia were drowned an c panicky attempt to escape across the Gulf Of Corinth from the Pstrai- i-Rion area.
 Rion, eight miles east of EnnraN was captured yesterday along with Q few trapped Germans, and | come munique said the British imfne- diately engaged enemy shipping "a the gulf = presumably evacuation craft-"with satisfactory results,D
 The British also turned the Rion batteries against German RVfna across the gulf in Andirrion and Knocked them out in short order. opening the entrance to the guli for Q possible naval attack againsf Corinth itself. From Corlnth, d marrow causeway leads to the mainland proper and Athens, % miles beyond.
 Other British units were reported mopping up isolated German ''so-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-06
Moderate RoinfoII Scheduled Tomorrow

Boston, Oct. 6 - (UP.) - The New England extended weather forecast:
 The temperature In New England during the next five days will aver age from two to seven degrees be- low the seasonal normal. Mild wea- ther tomorrow will be followed by much cooler temperatures starting late Sunday and Monday and con. tinuing through Wednesday.
 Normal temperatures for this period: Boston, New Haven, Conn.,, and Nantucket: 50 degrees; Con- cord, N, H., and Portland, Me: 62: Burlington, Vt., SO; and Eastport. Me: 4S,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-06
Girl, 17, Murdered
 By Own White Snood
BY DOROTHY WILLIAMS United Press Staff Correspondent


 Washington, October c. - (Up)- The body of an attractive blonde, tentatively identified by police a' Dorothy Berrum Of Chippewa Falls, Wis, IT, year old goVernment worker, was found today in Q res mote section of the capitals East Potomac Park. Police said she had been raped and then Strangled with her own white snood.
 Inspector Robert J. Barrett, as- slstant superintendent of Wash. ington police, made the tentative Identification through 0 class ring the girl wore.
 The body was found lying face up near the sixth hole Of the East Potomac Golf course. It was clothed. Police found on 0 nearby roadway 0 mans black belt.
 Barrett said Miss Berrum came here from Chippewa Falls last June to get Q government job, Q short time after she was graduated from the l944 class of Mcdonnell High school, Q Catholic Parochial school. The body was discovered by Wil- liam Ward, 6S, and James w., Greene, 70, National Park service employees, on their way to work. They saw bloodstains in the grass about 2S feet from the roadway where the belt was found. followed them for 40 feet, and found the body near a large willow tree. The girl was wearing Q red coat with white buttons, which were buttoned Dr. A. Magruder Macdonald, medicel examiner, said the girl had been strangled "by means of Q snood around her neck" She had been bruised and scratched many places on the face and had been raped" Macdonald said.
 The snood was white with blue, lavender and green trimmings. Barrett found the initials ID. B." on the class ring. He established immediately that 1t was not Issued by any high school here.
 Through Catholic authorities here
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-06
Nougotuek-Wilby Grid Contest of
Signal Corps photo from NEA Telephoto

"SchOlastlc difficulties has made lnroads Into the ranks of the Wllby High school foot. ball sQvAd," Principal Joseph P. Kennedy of the local cOm- moFclal high school announced shortly after noon today, ada Ing the scheduled Wllby. Naugatuok football game to- morrow afternoon at the Mu- niclpal stadium has been cam celled, "by mutual consent" As far as Is known, the can. collation. Of a football garne, 2A hours before scheduled, for scholastic reasons, Is the first of It's kind In Waterbury sports history.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-06
Oddities h The NeDs
lBy United Press)

Medford, Mass, Oct. 6 = (U.P9 - Notified that he was enroute home after 32 months overseas, the par ents of Sergeant John T. Murnell later were told a truck bringing him to 6 ship went over Q cliff and he was killed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-06

Announcing Q class in taxation, be- ginning Tuesday evening, Oct. 70, Peat Jr. College.--Adv.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-06

WatertOwn, Mass, Oct. 6 = (U.P.) --Eighteen-year-0Id Robert B. Pug5 liese joined the Navy and siEnul4 ! tane0usly enlisted his .iemonth- old dog in the Marine Corps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-06

Nottingham, N. H., Oct. 6 = CU. PO = Despite frosts, 24 pink roses stil showed today on three bushes at Charles Chesley's home where they have hloomed since June.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-06

FURNACE OWNERS = Inspection. diagnosis and advice on operation Free. Waterbury Heating Co. Tel, Sraayas
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Evening star., 1944-11-20
PERSONAL

BETTER HEALTH STUDIO-CoIds and
appta enI9nio Ho Rsins 47d treated Trained nurse.
WATcH REPAIRING-specialist in svis,
and american watches; any make clocks.
ssxss RWN WIN wsTcH ssES!ff co q atshf,
HAIR REMOVED safely and Permanently
Isssion; free consuitation. 0 Io's eSssai EEc- &c
pistriet ppK1tasasa sss7 Room slo $50 F st. agR.w.
FoR BARBER service in your home or hos
Pital PxslSai call N sERVICE dJE BARRIERS. GE. e5os.
WATCH REPAIRIHG, to day service;
tention; alarm clocks repaired: work guar
MART; 514 10th St, between E and
Gset GFc55 s6o chgB DANcEs ,se1 where friend.
formation phone. 10 pm, FIR. 05e0
DR.. H. " JOHNSON dentist False ee teeth
Westorv side SOS l4tb NV oon oo@'
PHoSE MlisSt $ SHEPHERD IglP $3.50, ask, for Miss
sade sdeno T., II voMr you are IN need OF loan UP to
HEMsoRRHoiDs erae,cated BY my own
81 monss RssSss bask sfss Wrse for for b1o, %
aEafs si 18th 9s suFssry 95 sx RR PR tS99MERWERcK
os h spDS aTs 4 eYsntsy saapDsa Ssstss fe
%sasr.ts a5sis sso sr,s5s
st; NV: Room 90: phone Ex. 1so3.
IF INTERESTED in graphology you are
invited to join local group now organiz-
ing For details, MI 3349. 20s
WAKE UP BY PHoNE-An emergency
after 6:3O pm oIs
NURSING CARE for invalid mother, in
private home or institution, wanted hv
young working woman recovering from
scsH serious operation: m Write details, refer
WANTED-A refined middie-age woman
who desires a good home to act as com
panion for Semi-invalid in her Seventies
and to assist in housekeeping state sal
ery expected and furnish references APP
DIV Box 1898. Star o1s
FUR HATS INDIVIDUALLY STYLED to
match your coat, from fur pieces; we
match any fur: restyling. blocking trim
ming. VOGUE, 1892 14th st. NV. Open eve,
Evening star., 1944-11-20
HELP poMEs1Ic Cont J

WOMAN. settled to cook and do light
housework for small family. references.
81. 0454
WOMAN, white, live in, $50 mo. to start,
cooking and assisting with gh.w., and
care Of children. Phone DE. 243l or write
MRS. BAKER. 1851 Wyoming ave. for
further details.
WOMAN, white. settled; ghw. and care
OF 2-year old baby: live in as one Of family
and salary. AID. 2555.
WOMEN CD or couple. to take complete
consists, of z employed adults, | 3-yr.-old
child who attends nursery school. Call DI.
PLEASANT, capable woman, for laundry
and household duties; small, attractive
house, adults, one child; to week
days; Sl3. Phone WI. 1921.
BETHESDA-5h-d&y week, g.h.w., live
in or out; Bendix washing machine; 8 in
family; SI00 mo. WI 1858.
working mother, girl 10; no. heavy laun-
dry; sundays. l afternoon on: own room,
board, $50 month. DE. 6975 Sunday or
ewes.
WANTED COOK and g.h.w, family of 2.
CARE FOR CHILDREN, gh.w, no laun-
dry; rs salary open. RE- 1900. Ext. 7116O.
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY for experienced
general houseworker, full or part time;
ilSe IN or, or out; references and he alth card.
Evening star., 1944-11-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PIANO REPAIRING and tuning done BY
COLONIAL PIANO SHOP. $50 18th st.
4Ht pE sNanigs IA 2es5 plsr.,s II tO pp osoo
giving dinner from one until eleven pm.
erSasions @ eaIl 0 JEAN Sl'sd MORAN Nm NE Eur ssS5
ACCofNTANTi-AUDIToR will install book
keeping system and keep your books on
part-time basis all taxes and reports in
GUIDED: reasonable rate. Box 362-K. Star.
INVESTOR wants to buy second trust notes
on ont neaG6y aoo Elf Eifsna property Phone Gaest
PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS, open daily and
Sunday-Stayman Winesap Grimes Gold
en-. Red Delicious apples and sweet cider;
Out Ga: ave. mi. TO Glenmont, right 8
Spring. Md Ashton 2471
once-All local housing operators-opera-
tors of rooming, guest, boarding, tourist
houses-are urged by the Washington Guest
House Association Ito write a letter" in
dorsing District Commissioner Guy Y.
Mason fol. another term to U. S. senators
Tydings, Senate once Bldg. washington,
Write today! Do not delay! BY let
ters. petitions telephone calls you voteless
dorsement of Commissioner Guy Y. Mason
to the Senate District Committee.
We housing operators of the Nation s
Capital respectfully entreat, urge and seek
the advancement of the Districts welfare.
Mt Mason merits an9her term o,u We
with US in backing Masons denomination
1907 !! WASHINGTON GUEST HOUSE
ASSOCIATION. Paul ]. Miller, President.
Note: If more details are needed dial DU
Evening star., 1944-11-20
HELP MEN 6 WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER, experienced in double
entry bookkeeping: good hours and pay.
DISHWASHER for restaurant: no Sunday
EooD S COUNTER hIEs cIERks. eli; his, 1s or over
We will train you for essential work in our
war workers; good pay. good salary while
learning; uniforms furnished and laundry
free. Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE
%Ea hSD Wo%ES Sse White sa or eoored for
laundry and dry-cleaning plant; no expert
LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS, sos No. Ran
sHEHh AN White VII on sOored lf ol
laundry and dry-cleaning plant; no expert
ence necessary. Call Mr.. Kunkel, GENE
LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS, sos No. RAN
machine; hlghest wages; long Government
contract. DISTRICT AWNING g. CANVAS
CO.. 4410 GEORGIA ave. NV.
dolph st., Arlington. Va. CHI. 1850.
work. for all departments of our stores:
Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE OF
employment office, II P st. ne.
or evening work; choose hours between
friendly personnel office, end floor. THE
HIRafEsSsWe HESHN All ss a. need ED saespeoDe in
nent positions, good salaries pleasant
ton T9rkHs HzHS nSnssoRs sHon dgggg Mt reRnns Wn
TOY DEPT. sALEsPEoPLE-Good start
ing salary, interesting work, Apply per.
sonnel once End floor, THE HECHT Co.
F st. at 9TH NV.
PART;TImE Az 7 ca; . for once work: hours,
tween 10 am. and pm. at 72l2 wis
consin ave-, Bethesda, Nd. Bee Mr. STEER
Evening star., 1944-11-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

kESTACRANT-Over SI0O a day; ideal
spqs Sppes fHr modern az
condition. DU. 17s1
IF Ips fou s,,I,nss! want to buy good money-msk-
shop. tearoom or other enterprise. see JAY
REALTY CO. 1926 14th NV. RE, 5Ss.so. $3.50.
DIsTRIBUToR for fresh vegetable speciai-
ties; fast daily turnover. For details write
soh. e 4 M E6ITITSI RUSTN Ilos West ID s.. n Z is
cIAN G "A GARDENS, 9th and New Y York ave.
DELIcATEssEN, light grocery ne n..r
Union Station; unusual opportunity: iiv
quar-; rent, S65; must be sold; sacrtfce;
see and be convinced. Ma. laos. RIA. iis1.
LUNCHEoNETTE and soda fountain, toys
STag Wasnsr sundpes R1rs ETC. next 70
siss9s Hsonthy asonl !, LSyey for man and wife
HoIIANDER exclusive s "'badsaS brokeT5. 1893 SSs
EiaGoR.kEsTAi6hkAANafE84sc; Ii ayf EnTi hA aE4s; P A state.
Seats Seats $50, has A booths. Rent. $50:
ssoes aboa Sso6a SssyoT6Sa teIms teTss.
Ssss sgs ib 5refsi ifsE 1899 ss1 Ho
REsrAGRANT-BSR9eHave $4,000 to in
vest. state particulars. Box BIAS, Star
MONEY MAKING GROCERY STORES.
S3bO to $1,000 weekly, d. G. 8. or others,
BUSY BEE BROKER, B. Baum, ia. 1887.
SALES EXECUTIVE OR SALESMAN-Suc.
cessful, established exclusive Washington
dealership offered by general distributor,
Product sells readily. Already sold to sew
eraI thousand customers in this city who
now use 1t. This going business will be
awarded to qualified man with demon
f1ra.sd inrsst sales .h experiences who need not
and equipment. No good will or franchise
his investment the first 10 months, and
much more as he learns the ropes, This
is an opportunity for salesmanager who
wants his own profitable business, or for
2 capable salesman who is up against q
biank wall for future increased earnings
where he now works Present organiza-
tlon can be retained. Full cooperation
and thorough training will be provided
by general distributor who has built the
business here. Write Box 212-S, Star. for
OPENING for Q sales representative in
nrmly established Washington business;
excellent postwar opportunity; must own
car; Write fully. describing past sales ex-
psrlence. Reply P, o. Box 5555. Friend
ship BRANCH, Washington. D. c.
CAFETERIA, finest location in District:
TsSs,pts 500 daily; closes pm
FOR & sALE-Movins business, nne going
business; step right in; no tags to change;
fun personnel: $4,000 down payment. Box
24-S, Star. 2os
fflnn tinvgnA ~, Nnv% pe~~ n -
Evening star., 1944-11-20
Residents Of Manila
Reported Starving;
Many Live on Leaves
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
WITH 7th DIVISION, LEYTE, P
l., Oct % (Delayed) Residents Of
Manila are starving, with IS pei
cent of them subsisting on sweet po-
tato leaves, 24-year-old former
Filipino college student said today
The youth, who worked as mes
senger. for an American officer be-
fore the Japanese took Manila, can
not be identified for security rea-
sons. This is how he pictured Ma
nila as it is today:
The Japanese have tried to unite
the Filipino churches by combining
the Protestant, "Aglipayan" CFili-
pino sect which withdrew from the
Catholic fold) and orthodox Catholic
Church in an effort to give the i'm
preston that religious groups are
giving united backing to Nippon s
greater East Asia program.
Most puppet government officials
are regarded by the Filipinos as pro-
Americans doing Japan's bidding as
a means of relieving the pressure on
their countrymen. The japanese
have forced the Filipinos to recon-
dition all American airfields on Lu-
zon and have rebuilt the Cavite Ma
val Base which their bombs de-
stroyed two-and-a-half years ago.
Newspapers and radio stations
have been taken over for propa-
ganda purposes with Camito Osias
as the "Dr. Goebbels' of the Phil
ippines.
Before the former college student
was released by the Japanese he
was forced to work ON Nichols Field,
but when the japanese found he
was befriending American prisoners,
they took him to another concen-
tration camp.
Later he became i'll and was re-
leased on condition he swear to fight
for Japan if called upon.
He said the Japanese tried to sell
the Filipinos on the idea of a pup
pet republic, but when an indie
pendence celebration" was held a
year ago, the japanese had to force
the Filipinos to participate in a pa
rade
Evening star., 1944-11-20
HELP MEN.

AGo9TNTANIAudt TaIa sqDeTyI5oF o5 tgIIs 65s
exp essena Tn n wre sex aiss STAR
ACCOUNTANTS, PUBLIC - Nationally
known f1rm, Of publie accountants has po-
seniors and semiseniors having minimum
of three years public accountant expert
eence: Others need not apply; Application
tionalty experience and other pertinent
data; Reply Boy Us; Star. FL
manent JOB; very rye good Salary. MARVIN s,
AMEkleeAsSl 4 RED Ed CROSS Blood Donor Cen
PARTMENT f'ai JANIfoR for m n small n'e down
town bids. of 10 apts. must also operate
addition to Ds salary c cail in Mr.. MoRGAN, n
appSESTE p stST EseksayS a4cTa for
We will train you to become an expert air
as Ths pnosram is limited Appfe nef
aoN s @ SAIoNS s9 Hsnss ARsoRT ~ WAsH
@ AssnsraST afhfsfcii RpDTHSse Thse
AssIsT2NT M aT2H sh eaa ss5 SIS per eW mo- and
quarters; colored. married man, no chill
refsr. provided free Call MR.. MORGAN,
fasi%f gAafToR Or sss menth
quarters. 1121 New Hampshire ave. RE.
ASSISTANT MANAGER for hotel: must
have had experience Write Box 11-K.
Star: stating ace and brief review of
previous connections. Good salary and
ASSISTANT STEWARD. experienced pre-
HOTEL WASHINGTON, 18th and Pennsyl-
AuTo Atnfs 30 BODY METAL MAN and painter to
take charge of our body shop: experienced
prsoasresssiye eIganKization. Call Temple
AGTo f1Sj MI; MEcaHNics-we need mechanic.
eally inclined who are draft-exempt to
learn learn the repair business ron Essential IN In
fssas hs5P ssS q have $50 2ese
WHITE MOTOR CO. i1so ist St ne
AGToMoB1LE M MECHANICS and body men,
top salary paid, excellent working condi-
tions, 5h.day week; vacations with pay
and annual bonus; you can work part time
men; connect now with one Of Wa ashinston' S
spave sqp ssasTf AppZ PfS
AUTO MEcHASic ann and s1a auto AGne mechanc hal
helper; helper. must know how to grease
co, 41o1 Kansas ave. NV. See Mr.. vii
AUTO MECHANICS, veterans seeking q
Ford dealer have a real opportunity to
Mr.: Nelson at once. HILL & T1BBETTs.
AufoMoTfVE n MOTIVE PARTs fyi W MAN, experienced
to manage large General Motors parts sys.
oNrc es MofoR bPR1y a s0asss oes
52e TRANSPORTATION Bldg, Washington
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS. 4-we hav,
openings for men at. top wages, goot
bly, AIS MOTORS. 1924 wilson blvd.
Arlington. See .Wasserman.
BAKER, must be experienced no Sundays
highest salary paid. Apply s11 Pennsyl.
BARTENDER, white; permanent position
with top wages for reliable and expert
sasse soaasl o. n0es aRe
1907 st. NV.
generally useful, faii time and psrmsnsnt;
sfR%S sns9ee co tot aa sfh ST. nS We" fA
$. POTOMAC PRINTING CO. 1923 4
BOY OR YOUNG MAN, white or colored
washington boy preferEsd; full er 81, PEI!
sasHoN sns SPPIK szoF 1855 1855 FEED e NV
BOYS, white, 16 years of age or over, as
helpers on folding machines. JUDD &
DETwEILER. INC. lexington pl. and Fla
ave. ne.
BOY, over 16 years, to work after school
Apply to CAPITOL SALAD CO.. No. LIZ
Arcade Market, l. 4th and Park I'd. NV.
BRAKEMEN needed by the Baltimore ano
Ohio Railroad for work in Washington
Must comply with w. NJ c. regulations
Apply o. s. Railroad Retirement Board
Hardmaster. B. d o. Il. r.. 4th and
Dts. ne.
Evening star., 1944-11-20
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BoOkKEEPER, stenographer, experienced,
part time. IL 1857
BoOkKEEPER and general ONCE worker,
yrs exp. with one firm, capable of tax.
;ng iuII cnarge. RA. 3013. 20s
CHAUFFEUSE, young woman. SO years,
tnoroughly trained and experienced de-
slres employment as ambulance or truck
aTiver; in,; highest references. Phone Temple
CLERK-TYPIsT, general ofice work. exp
So5a @npsn' o-day week, S35 week. Box
DREsSMAKING, designing. remode,;ns. al
1IeTaa1ionS; Ierans reasonable MISS BERT. 1880
GIRL, colored, neat, wishes Job, store
maid. elevator operator, day, work; no
sundays; elevator license. Call HO. So5l,
GIRL, colored, experienced. neat, wants
waitress work. 10 to 3 pm DI 0050.
GIRL wants evening work cleaning ofices
small stores or beauty shops: reliable: ref
erenee M DU; 45I1 call all week. 20'
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, experienced
desires part-time work several evenings
week and Sunday in exchange for four
room apt. Box 1925. Star %.
YOUNG LADY with much experience in
meeting the public and stenographic work
Evening star., 1944-11-20
SITUATIONS MEk.

CHAUFFEUR, colored, high school educa-
tion married sober, refined: best of refer
ence. SMITH A. BLAGMON, 1850 Oak
st. NV. oos
CHEF, French, 20 years experience. irst
class: hotel. restaurant Write GABRIEL
CHRISTOL. 1918 Eye st. NV 23s
FIREMAN on boiler wants Job, night work
preferred; experienced; have release and
availability statement. Phone GE. 069I,
Monday or later
MAN, young, colored, wants lob az pastry
baker or bakers helper; good ref. NO.
part time to care for IL or is family
apt: or help janitor Box 326-S, Star.
MEN t21. colored. desire part-time house,
FIR. 4773 to z, ask for FRANK COOK.
Evening star., 1944-11-20
HELP MEN 6 woMsN Cont,

WANTED Immediately experienced gen.
eral office help, men or women, for per-
manent employment: top wages, unavoid-
able absence plan, paid vacation and other
employe benefits. Apply in person, PHIL
LIPS PETROLEUM. CO., Philgas Division,
Rockville, Md.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO EARN extra money?
We have vacancies for employed people,
men or women, who would like to spend
hours Thursday profitably. You may select
your. own dept. and work in air conditioned
comfort Apply personnel office, End floor,
THE HEIGHT CO, F st. at 9TH
Evening star., 1944-11-20
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

ELDERLY WHITE WOMAN wants home
houseWork and cooking. no salary. II
New York ave: NV. MRS STEIN 21.
GSIiiL' GikL' colored. desires days work. TR.
SCHOOLGIRL colored, desires job in the
eYen!ngs after school. DE. Os95
very experienced, wishes job with nice
iamlly; no Sundays; SIS wk. Apply 2304
Champlain ST. NV 10s
Evening star., 1944-11-20

All persons to be hired in this
area, must be referred by the local
United States Employment Service
Office, unless the specific ADVERTISE
ment indicates otherwise.
Evening star., 1944-11-20
SITUATIONS MEN e. woMEh.

COUPLE, first class, white: cook, house
keeper, butler -houseman: city or country:
references. Box 21-S. Star 19s
WANTED by middle-aged couple position
as housekeeper or manager of small room
ing or guest house in exchange for apart
ment. references. Box 237-S, Star
Evening star., 1944-11-20
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

STENOGRAPHIC and secretariaI cIasses
now forming Beginners' and refresher
courses IN shorthand typing. bookkeeping.
comptometer, all secretarial subjects Est.
z yrs Accredited Inquire row. MA.
233S. BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 r st. tOpp.
Capltoi Theaterl
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail
able at Congressional Airport Phone
OIL. SSSS
MATHEMATICS - Arithmetic Aleehr.
Geometry, Trigonometry, Calculus Physics
Iutored days. evenings Box rs. Star
Evening star., 1944-11-20
MOTOR TRAVEL.

WOULD LIKE To CONTACT some one
/ driving daily from South ArlinSton To MI
Rainier Of vicinity. Box 1878, Star. 2os
CULTURED LADY and 2-yr.-old SON desire
auto trip to Texas; state your terms and
pnons no: strict references exchangd BOX
Evening star., 1944-11-20
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

TEACHERS WANTED, Eng, commercial,
science. Also school secretaries for resi-.
dental positions. ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY, 204 Colorado Bldg, 14th and
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-28
ST. PIERRE'S
CHURCH

Gautier, Miss.
| Sunday Services
$3.50 am, Morning Prayer and
Sermon.
9:30 am, Sunday School.
Rev. FRIEDRICH S. RESCH, B.A.,
Rector.