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Evening star., 1945-06-09
HELP WoMEN.

CLkhh, Accounting
statistical journalism experience: college
education, personable, over 80. RE. 1858,
AfRLINE reservation representative needed.
sa1. srai openings pshn,, in downtown once shift
ton. age is to so; letter of release from
LAST position sWe tS reSuiTsd See Mr. Robert
ATERAT1oS Al e AND shs FiTTER PG Rm wanted high
salary and good working conditions Apply
AssfsTANr% % BUYER for osiefs .nd sySs aisy:
depts of one foWashington,s leading dept.
stores: exceptional opportunity for advance
M g PV6 faas ss4y ss5
q month to tart; work l week am.
Apply manaser's once before ) pm;
HOTEL ANNAPOLIS. 11th to 18th on
Assiiss;rA2S,HT; Il; 2,H; TO HousEkEErER, white;
working conditions: salary and 11,p2 paid yass-
hal hish-sIsy, u Tssta! rant; good opportunity.
ssAuTfcIxNMTcp sSa FTa as; salary and commission;
days :, i q w ysek, .oS Can warneld 1881. Sun
Be BEATTIcMfAHNi,i Exp Experienced. $50 week and
MYER BEAUTY SALON, cH. 5000. eI Ext.
BEAUTY OPERATOR with experience, and
fes sHog ASgy or as II 1Sy4 esna
Idi sEAy;IY, OPERATORS; s4b week and 4oS =
BEAS4F SoH SrEsaros "a 5s.h St St T. ng Experienced
:nd ssta aas aps farnished YIN
BHla BEAuTY 1a'n noSPpERRAxroRsLrwo Fl needed. rx-
eelient positions. Good salaries, Apply
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exper.; hrs, 9 to 8:
coed salary and commission; KITTY
CEAMEE EE BEAUTY 5E1J SHOP 1925 14th st.
BEAUTY six r. ofERAroR. Sf1aRAro .ll-.round for air.
conditioned, high-class salon; 50% com
s5G f' ssSf ssff
sfSs1s3! sSSSTx .;5i ;o5ilEEAros. all around: good
soi fFSn IL Pc sao sssF 9S5 sS5
1Mdahe M eoaE' Aye wo. 979o. After 4 pm.
BE- ssaeA23ITsY OPERATOR. TOP salary and COM
mission; 1885 Rhode Island ave. ne,
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all .round, $50 week
curist; CASTOR, d74l Conn. ave. Ho. $40.
az snd fafoms f.rs fiG ST.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. $50 salary. ses
| SVAAHicoAoAAb AouAoS o w " 1AVhS W..
BEAUTY oPERAToR-Hishest salary and
EMILE, 1921 Conn. ave.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, hrs. $50 to $50;
close saturdays. July and August; attrac-
exper. person need apply. No phone calls
please: VAN REGA, 1905 Conn. ave.
ings. Apply at once, employment once,
| 9th door, 9:30-6 daily; 12:30-9 Thursday.
! WOODWARD d LOTHROP.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, SEQ per week and
commission to start; no night work. Write
Beauty OPERATOR, permanent position:
salary. $45 week: guarantee 40% on ali
work; hours, to 6; air cooled. GABRIEL.
B1EAUTY ofE.AToRs. 5, exper.; sood
salay and working hrs. ANTTAe BEAUTY
9AOP. b612 Conn. ave. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATORS and manicurists;
must be. experienced; excellent salary and
door. LANBBUKdH & BRO. 7th. sth and
) Sts. NV.
Evening star., 1945-06-09
HELP Men,

| YOUNG MAN a. eecretary to sales man
rsiersnes: required. d Ask for S Nh M. Lucy.
YOUNG MAN for soda fountain. 42s
xouSs MAN for engraving and printing
'noP ,P opporsYnnWty sRnWoen sS learn business 1917
YOUNG MAN as Counselor for group OF
young boys, summer camp in. Maine, salt
Eater E,,anr swimmins; ;osa ssIary snd trsnsporta'
YoGxd s'Oa Nan S 70. 4Gss sp.naid ID opportun,, to
learn stockroom control under receiving
manager. Good salary. permanent. change nance
YouNG 1S5 MsRs sHop 81 n iss g.
YARD MEN. colored. Tor coal yardi per per.
naoS sss .or
ios III sas iae oas enc. sss e
e ess s9nesan 's oossion
s%;Ssy .ssH e. ss:R ssst :''a =. .. ~,
OPPORTUNITY to make very high earninss;
osissSp as e sfht 10 phg.' % q necP
vindcS shades @ and M Venetian Siinds; tenn. n.
ffHE' SHADE e sHp $50 APPs 18th Mt . osteF
ANNAPOLIS AREA drivers 70 deliver
disqualification available: this is permanent
SSTs s soy with .mSc, aas hsIs j n sS
the The oil business yith = growing company pIE
tenasd Aap Nj fSS sSon: wes s sa
WANTED mlllvork m.ehlns and bench
sHTT SAT- Mi MiLLWoRKiNa LSaeSsh nH LuMsEs c.. 9th
and Bladensburg I'd. ne,
eynerienCA not nACeAghrv GOOnYEAR
TEE hTHR fT2r 81 1900 90. Conn
POSITION requires IS use Sc Of empioses SOW own car. car.
as he will need to contact builders and
other clients In the metropolitan area.
Replies (Which .ha,, Ei be held in strictest
and experience. II any. in this field. Box
EsEcfiRicAi sGlHi Isa wholesale distributor of .p-
outside sales representatives, once men and
warehouse men. permanent Jobs with ex;
ls my
re- ss E. %o5s ae1aSa ldes5 soAsB 81 sBoG!es
NY. INCs ca; n49o' Eossiyn' Va or MA. oooo'
SPfoRfGSiT} S&Pss6olRfiGGSi z foR VETERAN of World
War H. II,ts to operate Va farm located %
and bath. electricity and telephone; ali
horses, hogs and As head Of Hereford
cattle; owner has invested over S35. 900 in
the East yrs: will accept an aggressive,
ambitious. hardworking married man and
partner. applicant to furnish work and
management: owner will furnish every
thing else; share profts on 5000 basis
applicant must be high school graduate,
a permanent career. Box 336-R, Star
LEADING retail optical establishment in
pable benchman, permanent position; salar ~
open. Reply. giving full particulars, P. o.
Box 65s. Richmond s.. Virginia.
PR1NTING-n you are a layout artist
with an understanding Of Typography, can
design modern printed piece-and are
looking for a permanent position that
offers good chance for advaucement-here
is your opportunity, II you know mail
promotion, copy writing, have had some
experience in selling and can set along
well with people so much the better. Well
established Washington printing nrm has
an opening for you which will give you
free range for your talents. Apply. by let
ences. Box 349-D, Star
Evening star., 1945-06-09
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ADMINISTRATIVE or executive assistant
expert ONCE manager, excellent back
gronnd; Boy ICY. Star.
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE desires interesting
position, excel. mgr. neutrality-suspicious.
lst, II yrs varied exp. attrac personality,
part time pref. Salary open. MA. 0se5.
DRESSMAKING. designing, remodeling, al
Irving ST. NV. Apt. 4. AD 223s
NURSE now available, prefers or IL hour
duty; will book maternity cases. Phone
Temple 5000, Ext 100. o.
SECRETARY. bookkeeper, supervisor. gen.
eral ONCE, good references. conscientious
and reliable person desires permanent post
war position: NO S947. IL
YOUNG WOMAN (white) wishes few hours
work in afternoon: vic. l4tn and K NV.
MA. s510. RIM. l245. bet. IL and pm
Evening star., 1945-06-09
HELP WOMEN.

IEACHER, assistant, for the summer and
school year; excellent elementary school.
VS. sS2 aSe
board In Washington ONCE Of major oil
company: permanent position, good sal
ary, pleasant working conditions; state
experience. education and age in reply.
TEIEPHONE OPERATORS, experienced: /:
earnings, $31 20 to S57 80 weekly, depend
Ing on length Of service: also part time
evening work Apply employment once.
722 18th ST. NV. Mon. through Fri,
pm. THE CHESAPEAKE a. POTOMAC
TELEPHONE co. Hiring ARRANGEMENTS
approved by War Manpower Commission.
ton salaries Apply chief operator, AM
BASSADOR HOTEL. 14th at x St. nv
Evening star., 1945-06-09
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS, consult us regarding our many
fall vacancies in private and public
schools; ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY,
204 Colorado Bldg. l4th and g SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1945-06-09
SITUATIONS WEN and woMEN.
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc.

LET US DO YOUR TYPTNG at home.
neatly; promptly; work called for. Mich
igan S0l7 any time. 1os
Evening star., 1945-06-09

HOUSEKEEPER, white, capable, will take
dry: reference. Box 35S-D, Star los
JOB WANTED by elderly colored woman,
plain cook, light Housekeeping. no nursing;
live in. D. c. CARRIE SULLIVAN, 910
M St NV, Ant No
Evening star., 1945-06-09

TRUCK DRIVERS. furniture movers; per
MeKay qn9n TassS HRpH ~
RDek pRiVFR Ep 4ao 70 move nSS St trash and
sG2a ris.neE 81 nE ssfs. sEar fttE CO.
a Gsw XIV sve ,on.a IA "a oeI n4Is
@ PSf4s sGSa %pps s'y opos
sS;sss i !. TO. s. q, @
G Pas Co. 4eH Porda
FYP1sT ns sfk foT for Mi s,5s 5sr de0t GOOD hour,
persen, Mr. Oliver, 'GfH5iHE HiaHWAY HSPREss SPs 4
N "a inf psasant sts surrounding.
ideal working conditions; position perma.
Pfn sps szeesnt 5nus Ssarns IHNsanEdH a5s Apply Nj
GTfhfrY ggHE p MAN Nv or s. 10y. 10y eolored, par
1ns snd an to noon Ses PEE hE Ply
yfsh;f yEHE1fAS BLIND and window shade in
poseon hours to App
M, Gicker, THE SHADE SHOP. s3i
18th st NV.
vETERANS-We need clerks and stock
sorfnS eondtio1s aXRRfsons
TOY & NOVELTY CO. 1918 ST. NV
i VETEKANS-Learn retail store selling ant
MANAGEMENT, no exp. necessary; postwa
ment; good starting salary with increases
Apply Mr.. Murray. mgr, SCHULTZ RETAIL
STORE, Sc. cor. 14th and r sts. NV. 10
WATERS tcoioredl for seafood restaurant
SS5sdns ic0naItion' sss ,2siaSsd zReI,
WAITER. white. experienced, full or par
nIg 1He rEs aFcass ITALfhN fsnfse 5oGa tiPs az
saiff Il VI 70 fPss Psens to ea tsv.l
shore. resorts; sell Army publications OF
strictly comm. basis; should be good OPP
War Va f9TFs yEFshaas asa i a4ag .. St nT .us
cations, namely q. 8. Navy. Our Army ans
others; commission basis: bring discharge
Mr.; FREY; 81 Colorado Bldg, IL:
| WAREH0USEMEN. loading and unloadins
week. Apply Il ). HEINZ CO. t57 yarie' rs.
tiesl. 9th and SITS. ne, near 4th st. ant
WAkEHouskMEN y 1 hse; ais and truck driver re.
inston once: permanent position % in 'sa es
O. to q, 1920 Half st. Sc. AT. s45s
WINDOW WASHERS. immediate openings
/ Apply employment once, 9th door, Woob.
WARD q LoTHRoP. 9:30-6 daily. 12:3O-s
wool PREssER Good pay: sm-d.,
s;sd:rsS,.y Essk: STEADY y95k d Apply q q LAUNDRY
In person. Mr., Donovan, HOTEL WASH
1NGTpN, 18th and Pennsylvania ave. NV
YOUNG BOY; colored. - Eeneral helpel
pay: only industrious and ambitious So!
1907 M South Capitol iHsdiS1Ai &. LAUNDRY
Evening star., 1945-06-09
RS, typists. billinr MA

GEESS1vE CLEANMtS 2127 wilson piVo.
RADIO ENGiNEERs. needed now BY loea
essential war industry. with, interesting
n
sa and nav navisssion ' systtms ~ G for aireraft. ma
s%S1 aaRs 1S san MXAipP22efiun1se MAi s2eSi rLANr-v.
| cancies open in assembly and inspection
tia trained; ned good pay. sood hours: hour classed a
sisasa TSf ARRHF oP Ell
REcEPTIoSfsT fNf for n: air:conditioned H beaut.
N lal saa Paa. c0R Rey. aye
have neat appearance and pleasing person
%snsns AZ esl pes;lSn s.d HeP' EnpieSnsns ONCE
RECEPTioNisT, experienced in meetin,
between xssg % shs ages Of e d q
Sn nd sss1honi A6R' Il istSssI
EpIafD sEPRJ1 11Si RhITH fGnn wCMAs sSs as ttch.r
fsRs1 siGM sa RoefSil. XVI m pike ~Ays vi. 1907 SAW
SALAD GIRL, coIored. for one OF Wash.
snss 4ee, s8ss sitEa
SALAD GIRE. hours, hours am to Im ,r r
ing conditions, good pay. Apply MApRM
LON RESTAURANT, Washington Bldg.
sanAb ssia s. ANS aaS sANDwTcH 8 aHs WOMAN, expert
sosa sSunts .say su1 al. es
sALEsGIRLs. full or part time: gooS Pay
no experience necessary. THE BUTTOf
SHOP. 725 11th st, NV. a
sALESGIRLs. experienced, vor women
speciality shop; permanent position: E0os
DAWN Hosiery CO. 1905 r st.
| SALESGIRLS for evening work. 5 to {
pm, exclusive dress shop. ESTHER saw
AGE. 6l2a Ga. ave-.
| tail jewelry store Good pay, good hours
permanent positions for those Qualifying
See Mr.. Geraci. 4th-hoor ONCE, r. HARRIS
y CO., ll9l F st. NV. -.
| dresses: S36 week to start. See Mr.. Kay
bet. 12 and 8 pm, HOLLYWOOD CLOTH
an G0 Yoa tor rt arnxtcn. r. nT most popu.
dress shop. Good salary and commission
pRess 81 sHoP sisa wisoa Sl2d. csssn
don.
Evening star., 1945-06-09

! AAAAS AAANA1 okAA1Nx
sTEN0GRAPHERS, experienced. legal pre-
fsrred: 39-hour week; salary open. Call
sTENoGRAPHER, rapid typist. one who
can take diGtatlon' TO work Tor foreign
saRk;oskAfHERs. saqa; al: 2 American Red Gross,
nee spp psTs pssse tms psoas esDf5 s
5275. Ext. 129. to 5 weekdays. 9 to /
sTENoGRAPHER for contractors once;
44-hr wk.,- $40. aaos Charming st. ne.
p a ., ss:asa
State age. experience and salary expected.
sTkNoGkxpaER. sff asHiH snas unusua, opportunity;
must be experienced in ONCE routine and
details; 4O-hour week. advancements, sick
Room sol: Star Building. THE EVENfNG
sThEodk9pHhR sTAE ih91 Ri ave ermsn.n. nm .u,,ov
% adVaneemsnt salary $3.50 Soo''Ies per sear. iH.
sTz ENoaR2rzssr.espt,en.l SSsiR s'as opporsun,.,
for = young LADY aged 1926, of Eood ap.
sp q IN both shaa ais.ason Hs
good salary and hours: Apply By b'tfs letter
@ eaperienee. ineiose @ recent phososrspS osn spS
addressed to regional stan superintendent,
BRITISH OVERSEAS AIRWAYs CORP It,
1917 Munsey Bldg. Baltimore 2, Nd
STENOGRAPHER CLERK-5-dsy week.
small ONCE; pleasant working conditions;
permanent connection: salary commen-
surate with ability Phone NE. 3435, ask
for MISS STRANG for interview
STENO-TYPIST, experience not necessary,
recent graduate acceptable; permanent,
opportunity for Arrangement; Apply
ave: Silver Spring, Nd Phone 81. 5000.
STENOGRAPHERS TYPISTS. temporary
local construction project essential war
work; satisfactory wages and hours. Box
4QH-A. Star
SUPERVISOR, kitchen; good opportunity,
Rant ANT AssoGSIAT5oE; GA sSos Eye s NV:
perienced; S3O.16 for q 4S.hour week to
start. Apply Miss Moran ct ARCADE
SUNSHINE CO. 713 Lamont st. NV.
TELEPHONE 0fEAATO4, hours II pm. to
am. Apply in person ARLINGTON HOS
PTTAL. 18th and N. Edison sts., Arlington,
Va, between Am. and Pm.
Evening star., 1945-06-09

permanent position.
ONCE; 3S-hour, 5ha-
.cording to experience
Mr.. Vaile, MA. O75s,
BONDING Il INSUR-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-28
JANUARY
YANKs CROSS FINGERS AND
HIT BACK IN
THE BULGE

After the Nazis attacked in the
Battle of the Bulge in December,
Americans crossed their fingers
and hoped: Well, maybe Hitler
will get his this year. But they
weren't too sure. Patton drove
into the Nazi flank in Belgium,
and Clare Boothe Luce got home
from Europe at 4 o'clock in the
morning. Hitler spoke. Germa-
ny won't surrender. he said. Head
line: Meat Supply Gone With
the Old Year" There yer H.
900,0 900 men and women in the
u. S, armed forces, France for
maffy joined the JTiffte8 Natf5ns,
the Luftwaffe lost 24l planes in
one day, and a Japanese balloon
fell in Oregon. In New York a
piainclothesman bet on a horse,
won, but instead of collecting ar
rested the bookie.
Penicillin was administered to
a pneumonia-strieken Guernsey
bull. In Greece the British and
the ELIAS signed a truce, in Bel
GUM the Bulge collapsed, and in
America President Roosevelt was
inaugurated again. He had hard
~ taken his hand off the Bible
before his son Elliott's bull mas
tiff bumped three service men
from an army plane. The Rus
slams were 70 miles from Berlin.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-28

END OF FUEHRER AND ONE
WAR: TRUMAN SHIFTS
CABINET

New brands of cigarettes in
spired by the shortage. were
cropping up like the flowers Of
spring. Hitler was dead-the Ma
zis said. Il had a good time
said 100-year-old William S.
Clark after a four-week tour of
New York, solo. Mussolini, the
blood scrubbed off his face, was
buried in a pauper's grave. The
war ended in Europe.
As a Philadelphia woman knelt
in church to pray for her sons
return from the Pacific he step
ped up and touched her shoulder.
Harvey won the Pulitzer prize.
Display lighting came on again,
but a quick check showed no
Blue Birds over the White Cliffs
of Dover. In Omaha, it showed.
All that vas in Hitler's safe were
II copies of "Mein Kampf." Lend
lease for Russia was suspended.
The WAC had its third birth
day. Sunny headlines: 100000
New Autos for Passenger Use
Expected BY Jan. l Gig
arctic Supply to Increase Soon
Lev and Goering were captured.
Scared and crippled. the carrier
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-28
APP N~ewsfesiures

This old year of ls45 should
be . well-remenbered one in
history. for IL saw a number
of momentous. firsf-time hap
psnings. Among them:
For the first time a president
was inauguraied for a fourth
term For the first time.
a president died in the midst
of war For the first
time. a president assumed Of
flee while The country was al
war.
For the first time. atomic
energy was successfully uiil-
lied a conquerins army
landed on The japanese home
land Britain turned a
prime minister out of office on
the eve of victory in war :.
a nonstop flight was made
from japan 10 the United
States French women
voted an international
tribunal was set up on a vast
scale TO Try war criminals"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-28
JUNE
GOING GRIM ON OKINAWA
AS NATION PEEKS AT
NEW CARS

Peace, the new Ford went on
display! Esquire Magazine won
back its second-class mailing
privileges, Varga girls and all.
The four Allies formally took ov-
er control of Germany. Hoop. Jr,
won the Kentucky Derby. When
a Negro CT in Australia sent
home $4,000 after a crap game,
the U, S. Treasury faded him for
$4,000, and won.
Was Hitler in Spain? Don't be
silly, said the Spaniards. Labor
tie Bevan, in the House of Com
mons, called Aston an Old Gas
Bag; "Oh, dearl" she replied. The
Owl got its funds cut two thirds
An Army officer, & Wac and a
sergeant survived a plane crash
in remotest New Guinea, but
couldn't get out. Fred Allen turn
ed up in a movie after four I'M
filmed wears. The house passed
the anti-poll tax bill.
The Big Three planned to meet
at Berlin. Ferruccio Parri be-
came premier of Italy, and Ii.
Gen. Buckner was killed on Ok
inawa. A New York bank teller
accused of embezzling $17,375 said
he did it to meet his income tax
payment. Strikes had doubled
since We Day, but reduced mill
tary needs made the meat sit
uation considerably roster. Pres
ident Truman closed the United
Nations Conference. Most popular
subject for magazine articles;
Russia.
The Germans were discovered
to have planned a platform 500
miles above the earth from
which. after so or 100 years
work, they could harness the sun
to demolish nations. A glider
picked up ON the fly brought the
Wac corporal and two Army air
men out of their six weeks
Sbangri-La in New Guina. Price
control was extended another
year. A Cleveland blind man was
convicted of robbing a deaf man
after a deaf-mute testified in
writing that he saw him do it.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-28
MARCH
COLOGNE FALLS; DETROIT
STRIKES: FRANKIE KEPT
AT FOR DRAFT

A child was born in occupied
Germany: Franklin Delano Lud-
wig. Gunder Haegg arrived IN
America, at a walk. On behalf OF
his miners John l.. Lewis asked
solf coal operators for q royalty
of 10 cents a ton. As the 9th
Army reached the Rhine, Gen.
Macarthur hoisted the American
flag on corregidor and ten De
troit plants were closed by strikes.
Sinatra's draft board held its
ground, kept Frank in AT. Co
logne fell. Sales were brisk in
mechanical cigarette rollers. At
last cognac and perfume were
on the way from France. Fra
termination raised its controver-
sial head. Before the Germans
could blow il up. the Yanks cap
tured the Rhine's Remagen
bridge. Easter clothing ads APP
peared.
Final Marine payment or Two:
4,l89 dead, 5000 wounded, AL
missing. The prosecutor found
six packs and the defense attor-
ney personally donated cigars
when a murdr trial jury asked for
cigarettes. Headline: "Sehiaparel-
Ii Emphasizes Color In Fash
ions" Argentina hem-haWed,
then declard war on the Axis.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-28

Isckccn County observed its
quietest. safest Christmas holi-
day in the annals Of recent
memory this year. end the iails
and emergency hospital rooms
did their scsntiest business in
quite some time.
Taverns closed at six-thirtY
Christmas Eve and remained
closed Christmas day. Sheriff
D. O. Newman said that
throughout the county the
normal daily quota of DRINKS
and widemeanors was measur-
ably reduced.
Chief of Police J. E. Shirley
said only one man was arrested
fer being drunk Christmas Eve.
considerably below the aver
ere.
Police officials of Moss Point
and Ocean Spring also reported
safe and quiet observance of
the holiday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-28
The Linda ChoGin
SIides Down W0ys
At r. B. Walkers

The Linda Chotin", 10 foot,
three-deck river tow boat slid
down the ways into the Pasca-
goula river yesterday morning at
f. r. Walker and Sons ship
yard. She will be one of the
most powerful river boats in serv-
ice when her 1000 horse power,
twin-screw, Diesel engines are in
Stalled in the yards Quitting
docks.
The boat was built by Walkers
for the Berwick Bay Towing
Company of New Orleans and will
be delivered after QUILTING and
q trial run which will take about
forty-five days, according to
Walker, yard executive.
She is of all steel construction
with a 80 foot beam.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-28
Year 1916 Will Take Place In History
For Its Many First-T ime Happenings

Franklin sailed 10000 miles home
under her own power, a third of
her crew lost OF injured. Fritz
Kuhn got the gate from the state
department. North-south freight
rates were readjusted. Lauren
Bacall and Humphrey Bogart be-
came herman and wife. Horse
racing resumed. A mother ask
ed a Connecticut ration board for
enough points TO get her SOL out
Of the army.
A New York jew captured
Streicher. Cabinet footnotes; Out
-Biddle, Perkins. Wiekard; In
Clark, Sehwellenbach. Anderson.
Churchill resigned to force a gen
eral election, and Heinrich Hmm
Ter. a prisoner, killed himself with
poison. Harry Hopkins talked an
hour and a half with Stain. Lord
Haw Haw was seized in Germany.
Truman and Hoover talked about
food, but Hoover left the White
House before lunch. Violence
flared in the Middle East. A bal
loon bomb killed six inquisitive
people in Oregon.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-28

which principally responsible for
the present surplus in the treas
ury.
Changes in the Motor Vehicle
Commission set-up are presaged
by the fight which has been
going on between the legislatures
Recess Gasoline Investigating
COMMITTEES and Frank F. Mis-,
NOTES vehicle Commissioner, the
principal result of the fight to
date has been that Mize has gone
payless since June.
Oil will receive a lot of atten-
ton from the legislators, with
measures planned for introduce
ton to effect conservation, to
change the oil severance tax law
and to make many changes in
existing oil laws,
Juvenile Laws
Judges of the state want laws
that will streamline their courts
and the Children's Code Com
mission wants numerous anu
drastic changes in laws relative
to juvenile delinquency.
As usual there will be a lot
said on both sides about a work
mems compensation Dill. A bill
along the lines OF that in effect
in Arkansas mas been drafted by
a subcommittee Of the legisla-
dictate there won't be many 9TH
ture but there is nothing to in
ers of different nature introduce
ed.
Another "hot" issue is whether
the state should adopt an eXper-
fence rating in figuring unem-
ployment compensation taxes of
employers. Such a rating now
has administration blessing but
there are many employers in the
state who oppose it because it
will cost them more money than
they now pay in unemployment
compensation taxes.
just how stormy this first
pcaeetime session in six years
will be, only time will tell. Gov.
Bailey and Walter Sillers, speak
er of the house, predict a har-
monious session. The Governor
has even predicted the session
will close after 90 days. Rep.
Jesse Shanks and others predict
a session full of controversy and
oratory which will last until
June. Somewhere in the middle
is probably a good picture of
things to come.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-28
JULY
ATTLEE TAKES OVER IN
BRITAIN; SHORTAGES
SPREAD TO SOAP

Mayor LaGardia read The
Comics over the air-with ges-
lures. Harry Hopkins resigned
and Tom Painc's citizenship was
restored at New Rochelle, N. V,
The Treasury began investiga-
ting Elliott RooSevelt's loans.
Barbara Hutton sued Cary Grant
for divorce. The FEPC was eX-
tended a year. the labor short
age had New York hotel guests
making their own beds. and Leo
pold said he wouldn't return
TO Belgium. Soap got seareer and
searcer.
Ovetta Culp Hobby resigned as
director of the Wac. How mang
chicks were Matched the first six
months o. l945? 1,272,376,0 00l
The determination ban was lift
ed in Germany. The Big Three
conferred at Potsdam. Truman
played Beethoven's "Minuet in
G" for Stain and Churchill. In
prediction Britain, the crowd
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