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The Omaha guide., 1945-11-17

No more welcome gift for the girl
who likes KIP glamour than a set
of crisp, eolorfuI aprons. The mar
keting model is rick-raek trimmed
while two bandannas form the dust
ing style. For -hostessing, there's
dainty design trimmed with vel
vet ribbon threaded through bead
ing. Directions for making APRON
TRIO may be obtained free by
sending stamped, seIf-addressed
envelope to the NeedIework De-
partment of this paper, asking for
Design No. { 158.
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-17

Here's your chance to use up odds
and ends of fabric and yarn and
have euddIy rag doll ready for
Christmas. This soft toy in "IittIe
boy" clothes costs nothing but your
time, and not much of that. It's fun
for you and fun for the tot who
finds this delightful toy in her
Christmas stocking. Directions for
making RAG DOLL may be OBJ.
tanned free by sending stamped,
self-addressed envelope to the
NeedIework Department of this pa.
per, asking for Design No. s 1871.
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-17

Read the Omaha Guide!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-10
IMPORTANT
CHANGES

'itVTlINt IE:HI AN, Way I3lh
Train No. 3, Local Passenger, Mai
aud Express, for Hamlet. Columbia,
SavaHnah, Jacksonville. Atlanta, and
intermediate points, will leave He
derson at 1853 PM instead of 4:03 PM.
Tr-tn No. Is. Local Passenger, Mail
and Express for Richmond, Wash
jnatpn and intermediate points, will
leave Henderson at $50 PM instead
OF 300 PM. and will no longer make
connections with train No. IA at Nor
lima fer Portsmouth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES
wlllis Lea Peters, 40; Anna stromp. 90.
John Shimel. 81: Virginia MalmStrom

willie Lea Peters. 40; Anna stromp. 90.
'o ss shimsi. az Virginia M.imitr0m
cesisys K.TaiOw. as: oensvievs Tsls.
ci.non x smith. II; Mary M. KEEP
vrsy A. Donaldson 40 Jeanette C
Asrahnm cooi. 50: Ann copp a.
Elgine Emigh. as Antoinette Cherry,
David N. Miai. IS. Bertha Wiley %.
Lewk W. Kreuger, 81. Dora 2. Waters,
rrrrLawrence is3
Thiddeus shsraId, 20: ysIiias 2 Grier.
o. Friend Howe, IS; zAidee $. rooksr,
viIll.m BoEanO. 90 Mildred NJ. Farmer
wayne Jane, Patterson %; Martha l.
Anthony y; Dattilo, rs. Giovanni
Joseph 6 Ysrrsr. AZ: Annie scrsm. "a
Edward Raleigh. ~ Geneyieve J.
Palmer {. Pratt. 27; Olive Z. cyrenius.
Harry D. Plumb. 30. Joan A. Nieman.
Kszimiere pziemisnovicz. 40. Mary p.
rho@ss /; LsMsster. 81, Eileen J Nay
Prank Koyscs Jr.. 2e. Mary Fisla. %.
Edwin p Pan IT. az Helen J. Car
michael, 20
James n. McMullen. %. Maxine NJ
Beyette. 20.
Walter Muse. g. Dorothy Smith. is.
Tommy Mitchell. AZ Lillian Kitchens
IS
Joseph Grant. %. Regina l.. Krogol. ~
Samuel NJ Lewis. 20 Ester Svalya. 90
leland L. Hughes, 80. Mae NJ. BTiSton
~.
chester wlenekowsh. IS. Louis J.
SherTer, 81
sickolss Bonsventure. 54 Katie Minen
AT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
DEATHS

George Mcmahon. i7TOi hsudcrson
IS.
Daniel Patrick Rocket. ss24 y Can
held, months
DAVID Gowans. 2244 Lsmothe. ~
Frank Whyie sss6 HoNelI IS
Glenn Mccarthy. 5cso (. Grand Blvd
So.
Eine B EDDY. i&4l4 A,pinwsn
John A. McGillis. AIS Magnolia II
AuEus;s NJ. wideraui1t 2Io7 clark
John w. Kle,,. 1891 W. Lafayette. IS
George Alexander stinSon. 4522 pa
FRANK Joseph oconnor. s627 Missouri
~.
Capt Mstthew LanEan. 5l3 Esausgn
%.
walter Pollock Detroit ST.
Bernice ThomaEon. 6329 Z. Forest, Is
Thomas Lander wolverine Hotel. -.
Mary BeicIy. 1851 Kaiser. 81
John \. Kinney Jr. SsOi Ca5s II.
William cara 1873 Casper. -
Gilbert smith. 2T3S jay, ! month
Joseph Tomiln Ried $50 Stimuon IS
Anna Hcgsmsn s4ST Wexford 81
Mary Adam. Io2Sg W Fort. 81
Annie Elliss. zoos W BuenA Vista. %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
Death notltes

ARMsTRONG-Anns - sTSf Wcs'
Grand Blvd. Jan 3. beloved mother Of
Norbert W. hfs %. J Grant both ID
Detroi, MS. Phli bsllehaIneuT ~ Wlna
~ Assumption CuIiFss. dear sister OF
sister kcrienns % Toronto Mrs C.
Bellemors Of Detroit and Rsy Seil Sui
Ivan 81 Benson sash Daniel Leons "a
Lou and Jack ~ winning and BeEinA
tor further Information please Gail
Jsnisf Brothers Funeral Home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10
MALE HELP WANTED

WMC Regulations governing slribl,ity
Tor employment n yol were asst
empoyed a an essential on locally
needed ACTIVITY yea must have =
i'aiement - availability ~ YOU are
qusihcd Tor emplosWent "a critical
occu pa ton YOU must 20 referred
through TIE United states Employment
Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-10

BABCoCK-Annie PEAR. are So. dear
mother Of Hry. ANNETTE Kofn. Nft b. y
socs is survived oy crr rS-eT IN Detroit
and tao brothers "a Canada Services
from the Severance F4nerhi Home
1as2i W McSich1iS road. Thursday
Jan II. . m
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
Funerul Services
Held Sunday For
Mrs. Ernmu E. Lowell


Mrs. Emma E. Lowell, 81 years
old, died Friday at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Hubert Golf,
in Big Piont.
Funeral services were held
Sunday morning by the Rev. S.
3. Watkins of the Escatawpa
Methodist church. Interment was
at the Pine Crest cemetery in
Big Point.
Surviving Mrs. Lowell are
three sons, William A. Lowell of
Holly Springs, Miss, C. A. Lowell
Of Charleston, S. c., and Scott I'll.
Lowell of Bristol, Va; two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Hubert Golf of Big
Point and Mrs. Kelly Farris of
Tupelo, Miss; five grandchil-
dren and two great grandchil-
dren.
Pallbearers for Mrs. Lowell
were Clifton Long, Fred Ogborn,
Walter Golf, r. H. Young, Sgd
ney Robinson and Tinon Golf.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20

Folks on rationing boards have
listened and listened and listened
Junior uses up all of the family
shoe stamps :. Somebody's oil
burner is covered with icicles
Somebody's share-rider moved
away. Yes, they've listened With
patience and tried to be fair Ito
be more than helpful when q genu-
inc case of hardship was brought
to their attention.
In teaching as what we can do
without, rationing has given us q
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
Baria

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed ogborn of
Big Point visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Lamar Baria on Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Baria was in Pascal
goula Monday attending to bus
mess.
Miss Helen Baria was in Moss
Point Friday having dental work
done.
Miss Ina Baria was home for
the weekend.
M. Lamar Baria and Mr.. and
Mrs. Eu Ogborn were in Mobile
Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ogborn and
sons visited in the home of Mr..
Lamar Baria Saturday.
Charlie Clark visited MIR. y.
II. Johnson Sunday.
I. j. Baria and Miss Helen Ba-
ria and Mr.. Pelham Baria visited
l.. Bourish Saturday night at
Harleston.
Howard Coleman is home on
leave from the Navy. He is sta
toned at Great Lakes. III.
Sammie Herndon and family
visited Mrs. Sophia Murphy sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brewn Wis
tied here on Saturday and Sun
day.
A cemetery meeting was held
at the Coleman cemetery Sun
day with about rs persons pres
ent. Plans were made for the
construction of a new fence.
Miss Rosa Lee Baria of Mobile
was a visitor in the hame Of her
mother, Mrs. Tom Baria, on Sum
day.
Norris Holder has returned to
camp after a lb-day furlongh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubry King OF.
Moss Point visited here on Sun
day.
Mrs. Charlie Coleman was a
guest here Sunday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20

service was brought to d close
with a beautiful prayer by Father
James Curley OF Our Lady OF
Victories church of Pascagoula,
Kate Reeves spent the week
end in Mobile with Mrs. j. A.
Wilkerson.
Johnnie colburn and Grace
Lucy spent Saturday in Gulfport
Liddie Tanner and Catherine
Randle spent the weekend in
Mobile with friends.
Miss Lou Ella Steed visited her
mother, Mrs. w. w. Steed, who
is i'll in the Providence Infirn-
AIRY in Mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Butler and
family OF Mobile are spending
this weekend with Mr.. Buffers
sister, Mrs. Matilda Spurgin.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. Williams of
Jackson, Tenn, announce the
marriage Of their daughter, Eva
Lorraine, to Mr.. Marine Busby Of
Silver City, Miss. The wedding
was solemnized in the parsonage
Of the First Baptist church in
Pascagoula with DIR. H. E. Green
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
Jackson County
Mill News

Friday morning, April Is, a
very impressive service was held
in honof of the memory of our
late beloved President. The en-
tire mill ceased operations and
all the employee gathered around
the clock tation to hear the pro-
gram. Moss Point High school
quartet composed of Donald Cole
man, Felix Cirlot, Don Blanchard
and Prof. Jimmie Bishop opened
the program singing Mr.. Roose-
velt's favorite song, Home on
the Range" Mrs. John Brock,
j., accompanied them at the pi-
ano The song was followed by
the reading of the 23rd Psalm by
E. A. Khayat. 1t was noted that
this Psalm was one of Mr.. Roose-
velt's favorite scriptures. The
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
F OF DARKNESS

Eye. Suffolk, England-Eye,
known as BLACK Eve" to resi-
dents because many things 90
wrong there, is going to stay IN
the dark, The council can't get 3
license TO buy the necessary ma
terial to fit street lamps for :
dim-out.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20

Greensboro, N. C.-Andrew Ea-
die, II, a native OF Edinburgh,
Scotland, was a landscape paint
er with q class of $50 art students
when he suffered 8 stroke OF
paralysis seven years ago. His
right and painting hand was left
helpless.
Eadie has learned to paint all
over again with his left hand,
and has continued his career as
teacher and artist.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
Gauiier

0SS1 D88~
Mrs. Della Martin, Mrs. E. c.
Milstead and little son, Bill, we're
in. an automobile wreck near
Lucedale, Miss, on their return
trip from Denbigh, Va. Mrs. Mar
tin was painfully, although not
seriously, injured. The others
were unhurt.
Mrs. Lee Thomas and two chill
dren and aunt, Miss Elizabeth
Davis, visited Mrs. Kate Parsley
and Miss Mary Lou Parsley in
New Orleans over the weekend.
Lee Thomas is spending the
week in Mobile where he is visit
ing his nephew, Joe Penton, and
family.
Mrs. Louis Nichols and Mrs.
Joe Wilkerson visited Billy Mich
OILS al COMA Sunday.
Arthur Collier is at Jackson
County hospital for treatment.
We all wish him a speedy recov-
cry.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. A .Penton were Mrs.
MILFORD Oliver and three chill
dren, Mrs. Agnes Suarez, Nh.
and Mrs. A. Wilkes Of Biloxi, Mr.
and Mrs. George Penton and
baby, Ann, of Pascagoula, Mr..
and Mrs. Houston Penton and
Tubby Penton of Gautier, and
Lee j. Thomas Of Gautier.
Mrs. VanHorn, Miss Dolly Rob
erts and Mrs. Floren Breland vis-
tied MI. and Mrs. Tom Roberts
and family Thursday.
Peter Guillotte is on the sick
list this week. We wish him a
speedy recovery.
Mrs. James McGrath and Mrs.
Hurley Guillotte entertained the
Gautier basketball teams at a
banquet Thursday night at the
school house. The tables were
beautifully decorated with roses.
The girls all received bracelets
and the boys pocket combs as
favros. There were approximate
ly 35 present.
Francis Clifford who is em.
ployed as McComb spent the
weekend with his wife and
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Odom Ross were
called to Mobile because of The
illness of Mr.. Ross father Sun
day.
Robert Morris is out of town of
business. E
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wilkerson
ana Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Nichols
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James McGrath on Saturday
night.
j. c. Trussell Jr, S lie, and
Mrs. Trussell left last Wednesday
for Washington state.
Mrs. c. II. Roberts and Miss
Catherine Jean Roberts spent the
weekend in Ocean Springs.
Little Myra Roberts Trussell
is spending a few weeks with her
grandmother, Mrs. C. II. Roberts.
Mrs. Z. B. Townsend and Miss
Elizabeth Davis visited relatives
in Gulfport Wednesday.
Mrs. Odom Ross and two chill
dren, Mrs. II. B. Rollins and
Joyce, Mrs. Alice Penton and Mrs.
E. Milstead, spent Friday in BIZ
loxi on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert and Diane
were visitors to Mobile Friday.
Mrs. Beverly Dalgo and Lin
don Of Ocean Springs visited Mrs.
Francis Clifford Thursday and
Friday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
INGALLS, Newsman RESIGNS

Garland N. White, assistant ed
itor of the ingalls, News, has ten
dered his resignation with the
publication after almost a years
service in this position. Mr..
White plans to do special writing
for magazines and newspapers in
the future. In leaving the posi-
ton he expressed thanks to all
associates and residents Of Pas
cagoula who have assisted him
in his work.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20

season and must be kept free
from insects.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20

In 1928, there were 1868 vet
Grams with tuberculosis admitted
for treatment in veterans hospi-
tails or other federal agencies.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20

Gardenias require plenty Of
heat and moisture in the growing
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
Son Bern to MI. and Mrs. Toney

Son Bern to MIR. and Mrs. Toney
An 8A pound baby son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Toney at their residence at go
John street at 1875 am. We'd
nesday.
The young son has been named
John Daniel and is the fifth child
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Toney.
In 1928, there were 1858 vet
Grams with tuberculosis admitted
for treatment in veterans hospi-
tails or other federal agencies.
officiating. Miss Evelyn Will
liams, sister OF the bride, was
maid of honor and Mr.. Williams,
the brides father, was best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Williams
and daughter, Evelyn, have re-
turned to their home in Jackson,
Tenn, after spending last week
with their daughter and sister,
Mrs. Marine Busby.
Miss Amelia Pickett was a bus
mess visitor to Mobile last Sat
urday.
Pvt. Pat H. Watts, son-in-law
of Mrs. Velma chavers, arrived
home Wednesday from Camp
Blsnding, Fla, to spend 10 days,
en- route to the West Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrt Chavers
spent the weekend in Gulfport
with Mrs. Chavers' brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. R. 7.
Winters.
Sgt. Charles Camp of Keeslel
Field and Miss Ruby Sibley oil
Gulfport spent last weekend in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w
Parks.
Evening star., 1945-01-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PLUMBING AND HEATING business, estab-
iished 22 years, low rent. shop, ofice, store
repairs, 500 selected customers. Chev.
truck, pipe-cutting machine, other tools,
all ready to step in and go to work; $1,000
cash, balance on time. cost inventory ap-
FOR RENT, parking lot. S75, with gas and
oil station. $500; furnished rooming house
for sale. $500 Ma. 4639. 2s'
TOURIST COTTAGES and restaurant,
Washington Richmond highway (U. S. No
al completely equipped; gross yearly IN; n.
sS4tS 900. hall cash. Box 161-z. SSD star Star. :"
BEAUTY SHOP: well-equipped studio. ex-
6Pii, mr. eynsT eTnpr in y. s. Army; -,
large clean stock OF finest merchandise.
this hERF s nfas eoHRN RSs' cH as0'f fssf
EssO Gas STATION, tires, batteries and
accessories: also complete body and paint
appi oximately S50000 volume yearly. Lo-
GATED on one of the best corners in Arl.
County Very Very reasonably priced for q9ick
AND Toe STORE vii aiPf purchase, sub
stantlal cash available. Ma. 046O.
past week only: price, S325, CITY
GROCERY USINESS-Manager in draft
will sell modern self-service DGS with
beer license, fine fixtures, good NV loca-
ton, now doing $50 weekly business.
which can be doubled in this location: 10
year lease at rental of $50 per month for
worth the price: real buy for $500 plus
stock. ELLIS P. BLOCK, MA. S494. EN-.
242S. tExclusive)
RESTAURANT, beer license: modernly
equipped: seating capacity, 90: long lease
Owner IL: $4,000 handles. OWEN REAL
TY, ME- 04S6
NEW, well-equipped restaurant with large
apartment, in downtown business and resi-
disagreement. Box .429-Z, Star. 90.
WILL ACCEPT small discount on $500
deed trust secured 2 gas wells w. Va, pay
ing 81 40 per month, S1,700 per year.
332l Garland ave- Richmond. Va. IS.
Evening star., 1945-01-27
SITUATIONS MoMEA.

SoSfHFIsT ifilIis s3ssSa sESnrfshi s VIA
varied experience including | year for
eien service on transp. work avail. for in
ss5esPs sTT sgo rF RosoR boR ssz X zesPons6 sPs sal
eempanion supsrTise houseEeeping stSd hdaes dases
DRi5s %SsfE SsD ksp sssspBs gek 442x Star
siterasions; ressonabs bSA Mss BERPs sTafnSj 1885
IryIng I.ny St; t.snv; nv Apt 4. Adams 223s. .
companion and helper to elderly couple or
matron. NO. 47s5.
NURSE available moderate salary. for
Flor Florida bound patient Case history from
NURSE, undergraduate, cheerful and will
ing, gracious bedside manners; in home
references; live in; S35 week Box Six
NURSE. graduate, wants nursing in home
Phone RA. $3.50
PRACTICAL NURSE. middle ase, wants po-
duties }, or ,n nig9t duties' Sat, after 6; Sun
REEINEp LADY wishes to take full charge
ATpfssR R,sf to OK anassr Ss2 of
qdom of bedrm edans sp in ed szfeanss Sc M
rsferenses can ts RE- 4os5. Ext iii, 'S2sss IS!
q q to 4:s5 Box s s71lz' zeISaT star. week from
SECRETARlAL, part time. promotion or
personnel work. Can work S:3o-12 noon
.or is pm. 5-day week. Experienced in
secretarial and Office procedure. Minimum
salary, SS5 per month. Box 433-Z, Star.
2q%
SECRETARY STENoGRAPHER, office OF
the field director. American Red Cross.
Navy Receiving Station, Anacostia: pI2-
day week: S140 and up: excellent obpor-
tunitv for competent person.
STENOGRAPHER. experienced. able to do
any type of clerical work desires position
With management of b0nSinp dayntOnrN
in Arl, or NV. in exchange for apt and
small salary. CHI. 330S, MRS. AARONSON,
WIDOW willing to assist with right house
work for good home. CHI 1850. 90
WOMAN, experienced bookkeeper, stenogra-
pher, very speedy typist, wants 25 hours
work weekly, 10 to 3. 81. so per hour. Box
4 4
Evening star., 1945-01-27
HELP DOMESTIC.

COMPANION HOUsEKEEPER. white, not
over SO years, for semi-invalid middle
duties gh SeaEs ca D1 S90d as h9ns SUNDAY iag aD'
CookI,Experienced End colored cook for
ences required. NE. os4s. IS ''''"''' 'eief-
COOK n,rS anS l,ght housekesping; live in,
SIS q weeks can OR. o54o. 1 'ei'''
COOK, colored, Ist class. experienced: live
HGoI N; other help: S1o0 mo. Decatur $500.
CO. Co. 1000. % tiYsst Ext ss3. sH between 10 ana o
COOK, experienced. steady and reliable:
COOK for q' club 9tto 81 80 girls. from / through
onng' oinner' no Sunday dinners. Ho, s6o6.
COOK AND CIV, Monday throush auI FRI
Cook-G HW.. is Ensiish famiiy efsSh adults ;iahe
eooK.G.H.w.. colorsd: I've We, in n'prt preferred
sauss empoged Sp yaFss Mo to sss sspa1e sD aan
no no sundays; s1a. earfare:, So bonus At
COOK -G.H;W,: live in, ss5 week; must
y loaa 1913 ordNay saIarsn St na ea EN- si or
CooK-G.H.w:. refs: no heavy cleaning,
cookHo3sHRGEPnaa Ig5o MHRSfGaElspaa dr. exp nv occasional
care 2 children: no laundry; live in or stay
some NIGHTS; excel. salary: ref essential
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER, s-1e. six
mornings week: private family children
q aESERaL NERAL afs HousFWoRkeR AaaT kxei am to
home IN silver Spring, Nd, d while j mother other
seseoi Ys aiso feao0 caIl Rfhas sH e4i7 chi0fen IN
CIV SsH: soI HalIs Vs. mn vicinity; Arlinston; IL
hour and earfare. Gil. 2572.
CIV, colored, experienced: steady work.
CIV. no laundry; live in or stay some
Jos East Leland, Chevy, Chase. Md.
sirI sis ne1p T5s Ybsa children; no school
GHW G. ssnda and good plain cock; expsrienced:
room spt. eaii ali EN- afeaha ssio. 0'4o oihhef' =
G.h.W., settled woman. plain cooking,
chdren i've IT, UPSTAIRS dss private az i0ns roon
go good home for right person; S21 week
aes aas saRs WEEK. ssaI sas Week.
HousEKEEpFE-c COOK, reliable and ex
per perlsnced fond Of shIildren must live in:
MAI MaqD saisry DAYS 1 weeIky Ik asier references.
health card required. Phone Glebe 81 50.
Ma9 co9k ke and ssogs
MAID, S25 wk.,. general work, fond Of chill
every other sunday of. RA. 1907
spsnss ms ssn ySG a ss T,a RADIO on 0usine ssf
MAID, competent. clean white or COL
ored1, for sh.w. aboard private yacht
fsnTsmsnts: an. 10 in. p.n. Hsa5 sso week. &c
Evening star., 1945-01-27
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTING and income tax reports, all
ments. H E. MHALEN. Ma. 0527. So
ASSISTANT HOTEL MANAGER seeking
residential transient houses, all depart
I5al plent5; 81, young, married draft deferred,
CHEF. frst-class. white, with hotel. club
ence: Box 400-Z, Star. 2Ss
helper; an Zoo Sishwasher. 7:3o to 8 pm.
MAN-seryices of capable man available
for employment by a Washington trade
assoc; long exper. in all phases of natl
assoc. work, including publications. news
sn6.I snd policy bulletins and contact with Govt,
tails, Boy 1887, Star. 2Ss
MANAGER, restaurant or cafeteria, de-
slres employment in Washington or nearby
Sgbng5 rsferense "A draft available
MINISTER now with Govt. desires church
WORK or other employment. part or full
PARTTIMEEh WoRk. 0N 20 5oil1 hrs. s5aT 5eio pm
PATENT LAWYER and specification writer;
state QUALIFICATIONS starting salary; old
essstaoiisheo hrm' permanent. Box 19-Z,
PHARMACIST. age 40. with Is years ex-
perlence managing independent and chain
stores. desires position with an active
dd55qgstors d5I State offer in answer. Box
PRrSTrSG fl'ai St9'' SALESMAN. 30 years "a an
CUISINES 5u9nd pssef2 rae Exp oaz z printing
SALESMAN. experienged in selling office
supplies and sDecialties; gong South.
What have you to offer? JOHN L. MAR
TN 34is Highwood dr. sc.
electrical maintenance, repairs, available
now. AT. 9S49 27s
Evening star., 1945-01-27
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN tcons.,

CLERK for hardware store In s.e. section
OF city: experience not necessary. Call
FIR. $500 to arrange for interview.
COOK, short-order. experienced only: part
or fun time. Apply SHOREHAM DRUG
co g y. eth III and IT 4 sts; NV,
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored%; nal male & oT
tsmals. HTnEi "a Apply H., manager. JEFFERSON
FOOD COUNTER CLERKS, I6 or over. We
VIII train you for essential work on our
food counters, helping to feed Washington
war workers, Good pay while learning uni
forms furnished and laundered free. Apply
e. any PEOPLES DRUG STORE or office
HoUSEMAN, sober, steady; live in; or
chamhermaid- waitress; 2 in family. OR
2e03, 2o03 44th st. NV.
SALESPEOPLE, part or full time, for all
departments of our stores; pleasant work
ing conditions, good pay. Apply at any
PEOPLES DRUG STORE or off1ce. n F
SODA DISPENSERS and Junior drug clerks,
expeTieuced preferred but not essential.
person I, H. DAY DRUG STORE. corner
WooDWARD LoHTHRop has immediate
opening for experienced or apprentice en-
craving machine operator, man or woman.
Apply employment office, 9th floor, $3.50
to & daily 1870 to THURSDAYS