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Exoms For Social
WeHore Positions
Scheduled For Nay

Merit examinations for posi-
tions with the state department
of Public Welfare have been an
nounced by J. X. Bane, merit
system supervisor in jackson.
Miss. These examinations will be
held in Nav and will cover posi-
tons in Observation-Disclosures and
interchangeable fields. Reg
isters established as a result of
these examinations will be used
IN filling vacancies in county and
state office of the welfare de-
partment.
Application blanks and full in
formation may be secured from
the County Welfare department
or by writing MIR. Bane, P. o. Box
ga. jackson. April 20 is the clos
ing date for receiving applica-
tons.
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RYoIs- Woffs Wedding
Pretty Event OF
Euster Afternoon

A very pretty and at the same
time impressive event of Easter
Sunday, April 8, 1914, was the
wedding of Miss Annie Louise
Watts of Laurel, Miss, to Charles
Ryals, which was solemnized al
the home of the groom's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Ryals, BIT La
fayette street, Pascagoula, at 4
O'clock in the afternoon.
Roses were used effectively as
decorations throughout the house.
The double ring ceremony was
conducted by the Rev. e. w.
Ulmer, pastor OF the First Metho-
dist church of Pascagoula, in the
presence of relatives and a few
close friends.
The bride wore a handsome
costume of navy blue with black
accessories. Her flowers were a
shoulder corsage of white car-
nations.
Her only attendant, Mrs. Her
man Stewart, wore pink with
white accessories and her corsage
was also of white carnations.
The groom was attended by
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Herman Stewart as hest man.
Following the ceremony Mrs.
E. A. Ryals presided over an in
formal reception during which
time she was assisted by Mrs. F.
B. Morris in serving refreshments.
Later in the evening, MIR. and
Mrs. Ryals departed for a hon
eymoon trip to Mobile and other
points.
Since their return home We'd
nesday. they have taken up res
idence on School avenue, Pas
cagoula.
Out-of-town guests we're Mes
danes Billy Nesbit and Presley
Morris of New Orleans.
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Age No Deterrent To Cupid's Arrows,
Man so. Woman Sc, Wed In Moss Point

Two great-grandparents dis
carded their canes Wednesday
night and waltzed down the aisle
at the Moss Point Negro Metho-
dist church to take the marriage
vows.
They we're Radford Elder, 80.
and Nellie Cunningham, SO. negro
residents of Moss Point for many,
many years.
Dressed in a white dress with
a shoulder length veil held to
her head with rosebuds, and car
rying a bouquet of white roses
and lilies, Nellie came down the
aisle with a step only a little UNI
steady without the support of
the familiar cane. Her groom
waited at the altar, with a bridal
flower in his buttonhole. Lohen-
grin's Wedding March was played
for the entrance of the bride.
And how many of their grand
children, and even great-grand-
children were in the audience
none knew. Even Radford and
Nellie have lost count of the num-
bers. They just know there must
be "a mess of EN-"
Well known among both col
ored and white citizens in Moss
Point where they have worked
for longer than most people can
remember, the couple plighted
their troth before a church
crowded with friends of both
races. The church itself was dec
Grated with vases of pink roses
with green vines entwined about
the altar and palm leaves in the
background. Patsy Mcintosh was
the matron of honor and Doc
Hyde was the best man.
Radford delivered groceries for
the Dantzler Lumber Company
store for approximately so years
and he was retired on a pension
some time ago. Nellie has made
gardens for dozens of white fam
lilies in Moss Point, and even her
SO years has not weakened her
hold on the hoe.
The couple, after the ceremony,
went to Elders home where they
will live.
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Miss Perry Hostess
For Pleasure OF Mrs.
G. Dewey Blank

Beginning the round of socia'
affairs of the week was a bridge
party at which Miss Bessie PER-,
was hostess for the pleasure ol
Mrs. G. Dewey Blank of White
Plains, N. " Monday afternoon,
The time was spent over the
card tables with Mrs. Charles
Smith receiving q pretty favor
for high score. The honor guest
was presented a glass bas-
ket containing a particularly
effective arrangement of spring
flowers, the work of Miss Perry's
sister, Mrs. F. L. Hudson.
A refreshment course was
served by Miss Perry.
The guest list included Mes
danes Blank, Sydney Swan, c.
Smith, Dallas Smith, Spencer
Beebe, d. B. Clayton, M. L. Funk
houser and Roy Wingfield.
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Surprise BirfhdoY
Dinner Honoring
Pvt. Richard Smith

The 10Th birthday of Private
Richard Smith of the Chemical
Warfare Service in Pascagoula
was especially observed at a sur
prise dinner party at which Mr..
and Mrs. James Velcich and their
family entertained in his honor
Wednesday, April IL.
The dinner took place at the
Velcich restaurant at Beach Park
where the table was decorated
with a c~enterpiece of red roses
in keeping with a patriotic color
scheme that prevailed in the 9TH
er appointments.
A large birthday cake decor
ated in red, white and blue in
combination with small Ameri-
can flags and 10 candles added
color, in addition to the small
flags beside each cover.
The guest list included six OF
the men from the Chemical War
fare Service who enjoyed a steak
dinner and trimmings. Dessert
consisted of ice cream with the
cake which was cut by Private
Smith
An impressive speech was
made by the honor guest who
thanked his hosts and those TAX
ing part in the more than pleas,
ant surprise and for the severaI
gifts that he had received.
Private Smith, whose home i
in Maryland, has been stationed
in Pascagoula about two months
This marked the second birthda,
that he has spent away from
home.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Administrators Notice to Cred
itors Of CORINTHIAN WHISAN-
HUNT, Deceased.
Letters Of Administration hav-
ing been granted on the 18th day
Of March, 1913, by the Chancery
Court OF jackson County, Missis-
sippi, to the undersigned upon
the estate of
WHISANHUNT, Deceased, notice
il hereby given to all persons
having claims against said estate
to present the same to the Clerk
of said Court for probate and reg
istration according to law within
six months from this date or they
will be forever barred.
This the 7th day of April, 1914
WILMA LAUGHLIN,
Administrative.
Ala 4-2l 4-2a SIS
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Mrs. ~Funkhouser
Hostess AT Bridge.
For Mrs. Blonk

Among the several parties CEN
tering about Mrs. G. Dewey
Blank during her visit with her
a dessert bridge at which Mrs.
sister, Mrs. Sydney Swan, was
NJ. L. Funkhouser was hostess on
Wednesday afternoon.
An artistic arrangement OF
flowers gave a gala air to the
rooms where cards were in play
An interesting series of games
gave a high score favor to Mrs
Robert Macy with Mrs. Archi-
bald Grassick receiving that fol-
second high score. Mrs. Blank
was the recipient of a pretty
gift as a souvenir of the after
noon.
Besides Mrs. Blank and Mrs.
Swan, the guest list included
Mesdames Grassick, Macy, Spen-
Ger Beebe, J. 0. Kleisner, c. w.
Smith and James Sweeney.
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Tuesday Bridge Club
Meets With Mrs. "A. E.
Grossick This Week

A very pleasant meeting of the
Tuesday Fortnightly Bridge club
vas held with Mrs. Archibald E.
Grassick as hostess at her home
IN Buena Vista street this week.
An interesting series of games
resulted in the high and second
nigh score favors going to Mrs.
sydney Swan and Mrs. w. E.
McGlothlin.
Mrs. G. Dewey Blank of White
Plains, N. X. who was an out-of-
town guest was presented with
a lovely souvenir by Mrs. Gras-
lick.
Those playing were Mesdames
Swan, McGlothlin, Blank, Spen-
Ger Beebe, c. W. Smith, NJ. l..
funkhouser and Robert Macy.
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Mother OF Leroy
Weber Dies At
Birmingham

Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
G. Weber are sympathizing with
them over the death of Mr.. Web
er's mother, Mrs. Frances Flick
Weber at Birmingham, Ala.
MI. and Mrs. Weber received
news of the critical illness of his
mother on Saturday but were UNI
able to reach her bedside before
the end came that afternoon.
They remained for the funeral
which was held Tuesday from
the home of Mr.. Weber's sister,
Mrs. Dorothy Oregar with whom
Mrs. Weber made her home.
Mrs. Weber is survived by five
daughters and two sons.
she had been in failing health
for some months.
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RedCross

Continued from Page One)
Jack King, chairman, sDf.50
Bayou casotte, Mrs. G. B. Hague,
chairman. $73.29: Orange Lake,
Mrs. E. r. Cooley, chairman,
SIS 90; Helena, Mrs. j. E. Hagen,
chairman, $14.50: Wade, Mrs. G.
c. Carter. chairman. $91.52.
Additional contributions are
still expected. Mr.. Burnham said,
and added that on behalf of the
chairmen and every worker that
took part in the drive, he wished
to extend his deepest thanks to
the generous citizens of the
county that sent the drive so far
over the top.
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Mrs. james c. Ryon
Honors Mrs. George
Ryan AT Shower

Mrs. james c. Ryan entertain
ed Friday with a miscellaneous
shower in honor of her daughter
in-law, Mrs. George Ryan, a
bride of April l.
Bridge was played during the
early part Of the evening and
when cards were laid aside, Mrs.
Ryan opened the many and
lovely gifts.
Mrs. RYAN was assisted by Mrs.
Oma F. Moore and Mrs. Claude
Ryan in serving an ice course
with cake. minis and soft drinks.
There were about IS guests
present.
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We want to take this oppor.
tunity to thank the Police Force
of Pascagoula for the prompt and
efficient service rendered Us
when our home was broken into
recently. II is u deep regret
that one Of their number was
wounded in this line of duty and
we hope for his speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruner Lennep
and Family.
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ilIoughby
Wedding Interesting
Event OF Eoster

A wedding claiming much in
terest in Pascagoula and other
cities was that of Miss Euna Belle
Willoughby to Samuel Edgar
Cowan Jr., which was solemnized
on Easter morning at 10 o'clock
with the Rev. E. w. Timer Off
ciating.
The simple but impressive sim
gle ring ceremony was conducted
in the home OF the groom's moth
er, Mrs. S. E. Cowan, Srs on
Washington avenue in Pascal
goula.
The bride was attractively
gowned in d lime sheer with Ira
punta trim with which she wore
a small black hat with tiny rose
buds. Her flowers were a Shout
der corsage OF pink rosebuds.
She was attended by her sis
Ter. Miss AvaIee Willoughby. who
wore a dressmaker suit in brown
with matching accessories.
The groom was attended by
/ William P. Kern as best man.
Mrs. Cowan Is the daughter OF
js,hn G. Willoughby OF McComb,
Miss, and for the past four years
has been employed in the pur-
chasing department Of the ingalls,
Shipbuilding Corporation.
The groom is the son of Mrs.
S. E. Cowan Of Paseagoula.
The wedding was Witnessed on
ly by relatives and a few close
friends among the out-of~town
guests being the brides sister,
Mrs. Claude Martin Of McComb
and Mrs. Pearl Young Of Pamela
aunt OF the groom, and his cou-
sin, Gardner d. Cameron Of Phil
adelphia, Pa.
Following the wedding Mr. and
Mrs. Cowan departed for a week
trip down the coast to New Or.
leans followed by a visit with
Mrs. Cowan's father, John c
Willoughby at Mccomb.
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market day which is planned TO
be held at the All Club Market
in Pascagoula May 20. was also
discussed.
Following the business meet
ing, Mrs. N. L. Booker of the
Vancleave club led an interest
ing discussion on Post War
Housing in Mississippis" Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Miller, Mrs. J. C. Harris, Mrs.
G. H. Mcbride, Mrs. Howard Jud-
son and Mr. Yocum.
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Wedding OF Mrs. Lulo
Mae Breelund To
!. L. Conn Announced

Announcement is made of the
marriage OF Mrs. Lula Mae Bree-
land, to John L. Conn April 8,
with the Reverend E. ". Timer
conducting the ceremony.
The wedding was followed by
a party at the home of the bride
at 329 Live Oak street, Pasca-
goula, where they will live for
a few weeks and then will move
to their home in Krebs Lane.
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Sunrise Service Is
Held On Eoster AT
E~scotuwpo Church

An Easter sunrise service was
ED at the Escatawpa Baptist
hurch with the Rev. ]. L. Nor
gan, pastor of the Unity Baptist
.hurch, as guest preacher. A pub
lie address system had been in
stalled so that not only the con-
gregation but residents of near
oy homes might enjoy the SER
vice. Hymns were sung by the
assembly. Sunday school and
fegular church services followed
out attendance was low because
of the rain.
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Mrs. Charles Smith
Compliments Mrs.
Blank AT Luncheon

Among the more intimate of
the many pleasant events that
have been given in compliment to
Mrs. G. Dewey Blank was a
luncheon at which Mrs. Charles
w. Smith entertained at her
home on South Pascagoula street.
Covers we're laid for Mrs.
Blank, Mrs. Sydney Swan, Mrs.
M. L. Funkhouser and Mrs.
Smith.
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IN MEMoRIAM

In memory of our dear mother,
Mrs. Lethe Posey, who passed
away one year ago. April 13. 1913.
Mothers gone TO be in glory.
Life seems empty, but | know
She is watching for our coming.
We shall meet again some day.
For she taught us God is guiding
AS we walk in His own way.
Sadly Missed BY Children.
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Mrs. james Sweeney
Hostess AT Luncheon
AT L~ongfeIlow House

On Wednesday Mrs. James A..
Sweeney entertained at luncheon
at Longfellow House for the
pleasure of Mrs. G. Dewey Blank
of White Plains, N. Y. Besides
the hostess covers were laid for
Mrs. Blank, Mrs. Sydney Swan,
and Mrs. Spencer Beebe.
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IN MEMORY OF
EDWARD LYND
Died April 9, lg43

Although your soul is now at rest
And free from care and pain
This world would seem like
heaven
II we had you back again.
But still we say, His will be
done"
Your soul is with the blest.
And we who grieve for you today
Are the ones who loved you best.
Sadly missed BY Wife. Sons
and Daughters.
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Want ADS

FOR SALE-Radios, table, con-
sole, electric and battery pow
cred. THE RADIO SHOP, 234
Canty st. 3-24 8tp
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NOTICE I'd

The Annual Meeting OF the
Stockholders Of the Mississippi
Export Railroad Company will BE-
held al the offices Of the Com
pany IN Moss Point Mississippi.
on Thursday. April 20, 1914. at 10
A. M, for the purpose Of elect
ing a Board Of Directors fer
The ensuing year. and the transae-
ton of such business as might
come before the meeting.
7. L. DELASHMET,
Secretary.
3-24 s-31 At Ala
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For Sale

FOR SALE - Laundry heater
with hot water coil, $500. Coal
or wood heatrola, $500. Coal or
wood heater, $780, bunk bed
and pads, $1,000; two 2O-ft. wood
counters, 10 counter stools. L &
N rooms. AT 2tp
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Demonstration

Continued from Page one)
ID Moss Point May 8. The club
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Mr.. and Mrs. CIoYfor
Entertain Mrs.
G. Dewey Blonk

An outstanding event of Satur-
day evening was a dinner at
which Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Clay
ton entertained at Longfellow
House in compliment to Mrs. G.
Dewey Blank who has been the
recipient of much social attention
as the guest of Mrs. Sydney Swan
for whom she served as matron
of honor at the launching Thurs
day.
All species of bears except the
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HAVE YOU TRIED THE NEW
PARKERS DUNK INK? We
have a brand new supply in all
colors at THE ADVERTISER
PUBLISHING co.
$40 oh
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Lost and Found

LOST-Two Ration Books, Nos. 3
and 4, Ernest Rayford. Return to
Ration Board. Ala ltp
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FOR SALE-Twenty-acre farm,
4-room house, pecan orchard, big
barn, other buildings. running
water, electricity available, bar
gain for quick sale. j. w. Cren-
shaw, Grand Bay, Ala. Ala ZIP
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FOR SALE-Store building and
lot at 1859 Telephone Road. Lot
50x200, Bldg. 1896. Cypress and
stucco, concrete floor. Electric
display case, meat slicer, COM
putting scales, counters, show cas-
es, etc. Stock of groceries and
meat at inventory. Call or see
E. H, Bacot. Phone Sc. AT 2tc
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WANTED TO BUY-Radios, We
pay cash for table model radios
in any condition. Please bring
them in. THE RADIO SHOP. 234
Canty st. 3-24 8tp
WILL PAY CASH FOR USED
FURNITURE. Dyess Furniture
Co. 1926 Krebs Ave, city Ala 8tc
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FOR SALEIOne Kroehler mo-
hair sterling quality living room
suite, pre-War springs. One solid
oak 5-piece breakfast set; two
sets mattress and springs; one
solid walnut chest of drawers;
one ottoman and one ironing
board. Phone 829-W, Thomas, 934
Resca De La Palma. Ala 1tp
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FOR STICKS:
Suitable for stalking tomatoes,
beans, of peas. Call at plant or
phone SIS. PASCAGOULA DE-
COY COMPANY. Ala Ito
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For Rent

FOR RENT-Two-room furnish
ed Apt. Apply Sunday after II
O'Clock. Couple only. 66i Cedar
St, Krebs Lake. city, Ala 1tp
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FOR SALE-Five pure bred
Hampshire pigs, 6 mos. old, $500
each. E. G. Lindsay, Beardslee
ST., Moss Point. Telephone 5261.
Ala tip
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WE HAVE MOST OF YOUR
NEEDS IN OFFICE SUPPLIES:
Pencils, ink, carbon paper, station
cry of all kinds, scratch pads,
adding machine tape, typewriter
ribbons, for all makes of ma
chimes, adding machine ribbons,
post binders, ledgers, journals,
ledger sheets, receipt and time
books, index file cases, index
cards. index guides. paste, muci-
lage, rubber stamp pads, rubber
stamp ink, etc. THE ADVERTIS-
Err PUBLISHING COMPANY.
$40 oh
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FOR SALE-Table model radio,
chest of drawers, complete bed
and other furniture, also 194l
Plymouth house trailer, good
tires. Mrs. K. M. Barron, $50
Krebs Ave. Ala ltp
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Special Notices

COME TO THE ADVERTISER
PUBLISHING co. for your sta
tionery to be printed.
$40 oh
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DUE TO BOOKKEEPING DIFF
FACULTIES INVOLVED, 1T is
NECESSARY THAT ALL CLAS-
SIFIED ADS BE PAID FOR
STRICTLY CASH IN ADVANCE.
APPRECIATE COOPERATION
FROM ALL OUR CUSTOElERS.
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LOST-Two Ration Books, Nos. 3
and 4, Annie Mae Parker, Barney
Parker. Return to Ration Board.
Ala ltp
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LOST-One No. 3 Ration Book.
Roland Dale Boyd. Return to 3ls
7th ST. Ala 1tr
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LOST-Three Ration Books, No.
4, Niles Randall, Jerry E. Ran
dali, Geraldine Randall. Return
to Ration Board. ALA ltp
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Al ala AL 4-2s
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PERMANENT WAVE SOC. Do
your own Permanent with
Charm-Kurl Kit. Complete equip
ment, including 40 curriers' and
shampoo. Easy. to do; absolutely
harmless. Praised by thousands
including Fay Mckenzie, CLAM
crous movie star. Money refund
ed if not satisfied. 3-3 10tp
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3-24 s.si At Ala
Evening star., 1944-01-27
HELP MEN.

ASSISTANT CASHIER in stock brokeraes
of1ce. Bright boy around II Of good char
e learn s psass nS' Of Business
peace ecenomy: Good salary and eoJS hours.
ssffsnix 'eESsrs RRNT sMxNAcEk sS
real estate ofice; long, well established:
ssss n Until
after after intsIyisgE,; RYE ", Box 4I5.x, Star:
foF dsas and & a.
Gfl1 I6 Mr. sksVIft Esgs5 NE ossa.x sSss .xnr Wit,
Chrysler products; permanent connection,
unlimited postwar opportunities with this
propeson se sh ma9 cam
AGro AZ pea5s os FL TRue& eaoos MECHANICS earn a,
of has BEEN cased s not only
essential but critical! We give our men
nd sa with xe n.
Working conditions as any compans IN
eSsn. sSn, ocs you 70 are skilled me
cp @ Jag saS sSth ssi IN sasns.s es
agrS a. lSeal bopY q : zsS Il 5 FENDER MAN, auto
painter 11s and helpers helpers; steady work: good
sS G!e1fs e. w w.ssinason, Sfln odes.
se spsg N spse e soo1
working conditions. permanent position
after the war; Refsrral card needed. See
Mt SIts Dilon, bafry-fate d Addison' 1o22
ALTO TT = Mechanics Ell can earn SIS weekly or
better; man to operate body and paint
alignment machine. fabrication men. porter
and handy man, parts runntr: good work.
ing conditions in warm shop; If you are
IN for interview. kirbys SALE saies soa serVice. SHms
2s2sT s;TTo wilSon en- blvd; aSs Arllngton, va. ,,,
Da snd ns sscp da1 DsIaI
week: must have release. H. J. Brown
PSn1lac; PS aiiTv ms; nsaI Rcsslyn, @ay Va; Va; .
mission dastons. i79I conn conn. awe. sVs 'n% niT
sookkf2rsk BOOK a2i sa4o for payroll and .xDens.
co o PS's Aps. ays
Roy. coiored. Tor food 'deiivery, 10 am. an.
to 4:3o Pm, g days; salary and excellent
es R1 tssS T. Excellent ew salary:
CARWxshER, experienced only; ahH' inside.
$40 Wk. saaranteed. % ESQ aee serSse SEsn,oa csnssa
CSMA1RMAN Snp17 M,S. for r,r downs1Sn osace blds
cLERks twhite)-Information and road
ssery1ce snod dispatchers; 40-hour week. ME.
COLLECTOR. $50 per week, plus commits.
ss,sn siGn tor @ PROGRESSIVE department store; ex-
sore sseasy sso asS s. ADer
COOK. experienced only, for restaurant;
no Sunday or nishtwork. Preside Inn.
ccoUNfsSHRSMAN, nhisThtwork. e-day week.
90 hours; references necessary, experience
not; $35 per week. Apply 729 10th st.
DisHWAsHER, colored, for drugstore;
steady, depend: s22 wk.. free meals. s.
Continued on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1944-01-27

had just wanted to sing an old song
that he thought should be popular
today. That night, there was the
usual assortment Of good and bad
talent which onlookers relished
equally. Judging was done by ouija
board.
Halo, Looey!" Halo, ma fran'!"
The Copacabana was booming along
on the opening night of Ramon
Torres band, which clearly would
make a rumba out OF Beethoven's
Fifth, given the opportunity. Good
stuff, eh, ma franz" remarked Looey
to the room in general. Also par
ticularly charming enchantress, par
adoxically blond and Powers-mod-
elish, seated amongst the Latin
Americanos and shaking the BB-
shot out of the maracas. Armando
drifted out from the kitchen. How
you like some lesagne for lie diner?"
Some what?" "Lesagne. Lesagne.
Lesagne. Here, like this" And he
plucked q crayon from his pocket
and painstakingly scrawled the
proper spelling across the tablecloth.
Looey just beamed. "See how 1t is?"
They were putting up the grill
work around the bar when the last
rounder rounded into the King
Cole Room. The heels of Joan
Stanton had barely disappeared over
the doorsiu; Bob Brewer had ex-