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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-06
A Delightful Affair

a DSttSfttJ ~ <1JJUT
The Senior Choir of st. James
M. B. Church celebrated the 5th
anniversary of the pianist, Mrs. C..
B. Otis, Sunday, Sept. 80. The Pr
anist was ushered in by the pres
ident, Mrs r. Smith, assisted by
Mrs. G. Whiteside Words of well
come and several selections were
dedicated to her from the Junior,
Senior and Gospel Choruses. The
highlight of the afternoon was a
delightful luncheon served in hon
or of Mrs. Otis. Among the guests
present were Mrs. Dollie E. Otis,
Rev. and Mrs. Simmons, Rev. and
Mrs. Martin, Cpl. Perry Booker,
and Pfc. and Mrs. Charles Stew
art, recently married in an impress
sive ceremony at Central Methodist
Church. The luncheon was served
in the home of Mrs. Ida Blake, 1903
Topp Street.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-06

PAT FLOWERS sensational piano and stst who currently
made his debut Classic
and from Fats Waller Geshwn" Having
the Blue Networks Hall of Whteman
Flowers has been exceptionally getting 1--WE
"8Me
OF Pats numbers that bring
the
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-06

other means of planting and COW
ering the seed. The drill seeds a
uniform amount of seed and covers
the seed at a uniform depth which
gives more uniform stand that
stands winter freezes better than
plants growing at irregular depths
or in irregular stands"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-06
From The State
Health Officer

The little red SchoollhouSe i'm
mortalized in song and story is
far cry from the well equipped
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-06

and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Washington.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-06

Secretary To Speak
At Cotton Picking Contest
Secretary of Agriculture Clinton
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HELP MEN and WOMEN
AERoPLANE FABRIC CoyERERs and !,

AERoPLANE FABRIC CoyERERs and me-
chanics wanted men or women. fun or
lieu Of pay il desired Phone EX. 3491
Bo0KKEEPES. man or woman. to 90 gen.
salary sl75 per month and postwar Sc
sqy APPR in ws person at and LAD ON MILLS
oss shcHRTY asGaSf ~isa savfNos Il Xi'h /
esSpY 9M BeoF eofsTnR aR 'ef ehEfks SIS pessa
well-Eaid worE part or fun time; chance
Ts pRu AsP5 sPo5RE Ct or ones any
CIGAR COUNTER CLERKS, pleasant, we'll
promotion Apply at once one ."s at any % PEOPLES iSs
DRUG STORE or employment ONCE. n P
COOK for restaurant: no Sunday or night
work; reliable and dependable. good wages
EEinSSESIEE EnS INN. l742 Conn; ave. NV.
COUPLE TO 20 TO Boston; man to do gar
dening and outside work. woman TO work
in house; = in family: 500 mo; refer
COUPLE; wife to do general housework for
person: in exchange for living quarters
CoUPLE-Wite housekeeper. man care
taker. on country, estate: attractive salary,
bfNfAf hGaSf ETC. MrEGsSlc E2fkSe $500 ssod seuD
AIse Ai rubber and acryiic work. Apply DR..
ELEVATOR OPERATOR for apt. house.
evening hours Apply resident manager,
FOOD COUNTER CLERKS. Is Or over; we
win, train you for essential work on our
food counters; good pay while learning
Uniforms furnished and laundered free
Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE or
ffoiTHNTArN, II fun % or part time: evenings.
mss2, 70 10 Ho snd GAS Sundays good salary and
GENERAL LEDGER BooKKEEPER, pen
and ink: one with experience preferred
SECURITY SAVING g. CoM'L BANK,
ath and 9 SITS. NV.
MESSENGER, switchboard operator, news
paper Office. 40-hour, 5-day week: S27
weekly. III Albee Building, 18th and G
OFFICE MANAGER for a large fine mar
Set and liquor shop; take complete charge
OF office; must be thoroughly experienced
and have excellent references State fully
aualIflcationS and salary expected to start
This Is good paying and permanent posi-
ton. Box 412-Y, Star.
PART-TIME housework. boarding house,
no sundays; $3.50 day and meals: refs
SINGER. 1909 18th st, NV.
inss and clothing dssptS good salaries
TELErHoNEH m > OPERATOR. $40 to 1880
res. mgr. WINCHESTER LUzoN. $500
IuzoN ave. NV. ia $500
CURITY SAVINGS g. cOML BANK, 9th
and G StS. NV.
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HELP MEN.

TRUCK LOADER for nishtvork besinnins
$50 p.m.: employment now and In the
Se ABBY % s2Ss Way EPGoY nsLesF
ffsaoSsasnsi HELPER
not necessary; opportunity to learn. ups
holster nolstering ,n,. In me modern shop Apply IL
Comb sss &C ps sass hAy
VETERAN with some experience in. &C.
fgHSInf Np RIM or 7d dsoosksspaE st Apply MISS
VETERANS under 30, travel seashore re-
sorts, civic campaign; transportation, ex-
lng rs average S55 per week Apply 3l9,
VETERAN, white, truck driver and ware
nent n lob. Apply at l4s Pierce st. NV. NE.
VETERANS, men and women; ex-seryice-
men who can meet business executives, sell
mission ral6 daily, no objection to woynded
WAR vETERANs Il saeaSpsa oT THE rEHEoiGsHAEpo UST4Ep
STATES, 12l1-A. Conn. ave,
vETERANs.Typing work with chance to
cellent future Tor YOU Give fuiiN partfc-
ulars about your education and previous
WaiTERs tcolered Da iol sssiood ssio restaurant
eny Tependabls men need apply excellent
WAREHOUSEMAN. permanent, well-paying
secure future white or, coiored; man with
a0mP0f easn coIoN9 eca9
ERHfsf stkk D5Fs exelePs 81 sl4 tRf 1ash
WATCHMAN. nishtwork. 4s,hour week,
rsg 1890 N Aarlington Ridge rd.. Arl.. Va.
@ WooD i Sisi dH el1s4tenced PEI all-year
YsSS RoHSE nsl ~ lsaasa psnas; aye: V, ~ ~ .-..
manent year-around work: essential INDUS
YSSSs MsS ah sRa Mehss ss &
earn Commercial photographs See Mi
TdoTnSlfy TonSGy MsS L2yFr & WoLr Pia St.
BShGH FURNITukE 5s' co.. 5o5iPa 800 st. ~ NV
WooDwARD LoTHRop 'his has immediate asnasftsTe
seeperS Apply employment once; 9th
WS6DwARD WOO ssy HorHKoP has Ihn5adsy immediate
Apply employment once, 9th floor, $40
WOODWARD 4 LoTHRoP m has immediate
Apply employment office. 9th floor, 9 1906
sis PER WEEK TO START. presser. ex-
oerienced, for modern privately owned
cleaning plsnt good, permanent position
Ior dependable man. L. WAXBERG, 5sIs
DO YOUR POSTWAR PLANS insure your
future? QUE program is already outlined
we are restsfiing our sales organization
now, offer permanent opportunities for
several capable, analytical men who under
| stand business procedures. ofice systems
and methods Prominent in the office
equipment industry for so years, our
products are proving strateRicaIly important
IN this national emergency. Starting basis,
salary with commission incentives later.
Prefer married, draft-exempt. Give COM
Star
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION, once prin-
clpal cities. has immediate opening Wash
lngton branch for man who can NEE
public. Sales experience helpful. VIII pay
salary, car allowance and bonus. This ha.
splendid postwar possibilities. In reply give
record past employment, age, phone num-
Der. etc. Box SSZ. Star.
PATENT LAW FIRM desires young mar
with technical education for research worl
70 advance IN the profession. State name
education. experience and salary expected
500 PER WEEK AND BONUS to bartender.
Apply Mr. Tierney. FRIENDLY TAVERN,
h43 D ST. NV.
HAMILTON HOTEL has opening for yard
man, hours to ) pm, Sunday of, meals
furnished, vacation with pay and in
Surance. Apply steward. HOTEL HAMIL-
TON, l4th and K SITS. NV.
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HELP WOMEN,

ALTERATION HANDS, experienced filters
and finishers: coed salary, pleasant work
ing conditions. Apply L. FRANK CO,
AssIsTANT HousEKEEPER. experienced.
Apply housekeeper, WARDMAIl PARK
aSIs S9nn aTs and Roodley I'd NV
handle complaints-accounts payable de-
fHE IhIAfs kSSAk snd S3h sf
edge Of typing: good working conditions.
Mfssfnss sXesl!sns salaries. Please apply FRENCH
Ml5stohe or }sepSsne De DE aa5 s. nv nS Room 2os
ASSISTANT HOSTESS; wofk from am.
to am. g days a week. Apply Mrs
loom aSGs aoF Rs5Tsfn ANNAPoGs p ans h to dnHs fs
assfsTANT 3s i Al P.M MANAGER for millinery dept.
ary:, good opportunity for adyaneement.
Apply Miss Carlson, KoPY-KAT. 717
AUTHoRIzER AND CHARGE ANALYST,
permanent position; excellent opportunity;
mo previous sSperisnee Apply
h1To h1foh PARIS ! RI AZ DEPT. help. permanent:
TOP essss s7sse WS TSnas
RUeK 1 AaD coscR SAC P6f DvsfoN mheaEer SO SnG
BAKERY sALEsGIRLs. must be expert
enced, no Sundays; $50 wk TO start: uni
I9rmS .q ISrI 1Hrnished. Apply sll Pa; ave. NV
35.a Salary, s45,. and commission ~
BEAuTIclAN, experienced; SOC commits,
salary: no Sat. sH. ssos 1908 or r"sasee ST. s7ss. o0o
BEAuTIc,AN, full or part time; S4s a
ysss s,,esass and ,a fp%mssisa nm Call WA 1876
BEAUTicIAN wanted at once. excellent
salary and commission either full or or
gaToM EAT time Tp ySpk, sssa EsTHERs BEAUTY
BEAUTY OPERATOR. very good salary and
S$a pss St. hss7s a# 9a0 a. s5l to se
81 sEAiGfY i1Sl OPERATOR. s4s and commission. hs
Gall GE. a6s4, BUCHANAN BEAUTY
sAaGT sAk1Ty 4seS LIZ 81 Wanted for the
METROPOLITAN BEAUTY SHOP. Sir 7th
St; NV: Good hours and good wages.
RE BEAuTY Ply OPERATOR. $50 week or salary
and commission: l day off. Apply 315
Be- sfAGTY ii ne orEkAToR. TR Tads sl-around best
conditions. Cali Mr.. Howard, HoWARps
HAIRsDREssERs' sIl s4o6 Georgia ave-, Sill
BEATTY BE OPERATORS, 8, $40 day and
com commission to work in 14th st. shop.
Beauty OPERATOR, all,around. steady
right one can earn aS65 to SIS. 30s
fsasG sEaurY + oSEKaToR sess excellent salary
and 50ge commission. 1S43 Columbia
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exp: perm. position;
full or part time: top salary and COM
mission. MAURICE. 504 Conn ave.
BEAUTY OPERATORS, all-around; no
evening work: 5Ha days; no license re-
ouired: no transients considered, Apply
MARCO ANDRE SHOPS, 100 North CO.
lumbus ST.. Alexandria
BEAUTY OPERATOR, hours to 8; salary
$50 and 50se commission. ARCADE
BEAUTY SHOP, 5522 Conn. ave, WO. 9s65.
BEAUTY OPEhATOR--Top salary and
commission: atr-conditioned shop, LIL-
LIAM CRAAER. Ills 18th st. NV.
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Deaths Reported

Carrie Cox. s6. 3O33 st. NV
Thomas J. Kelley. 73 s Nolan rd
gustsys 1verson. 70. 5000 18th St
1una z Purchla' 20, 1909 West Virginia
EyImsr !. Kalmon. e5. 442a Greenwich
Enoch A. Chase, 64, 1850 ClydesdaIe nj
Frances Amerigo. 81. 1894 NJ st. ne
MARGARET A Haynes, 5S, Silver Spring,
John Harper, IS, Cave W Va.
Ethel McShane, So. 1437 Somerset pl.
avn e. Boazman. 81, 3O2 ST. NV.
MstheW j Quinliysn, 3S, 1901 21st st.
Infant Miles E. Hill, jr, Alexandra, Va.
Infant Rebecca c.. Toms. Alexandra, Va.
Fannle B Irving, rs, $40 New Jersey ave.
MeIVina Murray. IS. 5llT Foote ST n e
James Beard. ~, $40 Anderson rd Sc.
frank johnson. 6S, SI6 44th ST
Lettie Savoy. 66, La Plata. Nd
WADE P Henderson. "a. 639 South Caro-
Susie Lynch 81. 42I Irving st.
Thomas Owens. So. 1In6 10th st
Emma Henderson, "a, 2254 1lth st.
Mary Mcdonald, As. 1433 T St
Milton l, Goodlow A, Arlington, Va
Louvina Taylor. 81, 1929 ST.
Noah L. Long. %, O0S Monroe st.
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Births Reported

Bailey. Edmond and Evelyn. boy.
Batten, RAYMOND and Helen, boy.
Beard. John. IL. and Clare. girl.
Brsdfleld, Claude and Frances, boy
Bradford. william and GwladvS. e'rl
Eurkitt Carroll and MarEaret, boy.
Carlton. Thomas aAd LI..All, ooy.
Casseen, Paul and Nelmer. boy.
Coe, Henry and Virginia, boy.
Collins, Charles and Marie girl.
Crotzer, Neal and Millie. twin boys
DAVIS, Frank and Eleanor, twin boys
Del Crosse. Thomas and Helen. boy
Dellinger. Harry and PHYLLIS. boy.
poyle. William and Anita, girl.
Duckworth. Kenton and Ruth, boy.
Edwards. Wayne and Vads, boy.
Frazer Raymond. Jr., and Emma, boy.
Galotts. Henry and Mary. boy
Gibbs. william and Mathilde, boy.
Goldman, Georse and La Donna, girl.
Graineer, John and Anne. boy.
Gretzer, John, and Agneta, boy.
Haugen, Rolf and Priscilla, girl.
Haqsh, Robert, .lr.. and Florence, boy
Kestins, John and Dorothy. eirl.
klrkpatrick, John and Katherine, boy
kucera. Clinton and Gail, boy;
kudzms, fa1n Ta,,P Peter P and Bobbye. girl.
Leaman, Edmund and Margaret, boy
Leatherwood. Hal and Kathleen, gir!
Lickllter, Frank and Cecilia. girl.
Liverick. Wilder and 1nez, boy.
Lowry, Robert and Doris, boy.
Mann. Leemsn and Lucille, girl.
Martin. William and Mary, girl
Monatt' Robert and Margaret girl.
Muller. Harry, jr., and Evelyn, boy.
Murphy, Elliott and Winifred. Girl
Mcdonald. Newton and Phyllis, girl.
McGlnn. James and Hazel, boy.
Noah. Gordon and Velma, boy,
Parks. Charles and Margaret, boy.
Patterson, William and Media, girl.
PHILLIPS. John and Mary. girl
Pfeusser, Frederick and Mildred girl.
Saslmowicz. Joseph and Elsie. girl.
Renner, Marion and Helen, girl,
Richarc, Edward and Katherine. boy.
Rlcheeson, David and Jeanette, girl.
RlVleilo, Vincent and JEANNE, boy.
Roache. Bernard and Frances boy.
Robertson. Joel and Mamie. girl
Shoemaker, Clarence and Evelyn, boy,
Smith, Paul and Dorothea. girl.
Speck, Fred and Norma, girl.
SiearnS. Corby ana Dorothy. girl.
S;een, Donald and Doris girl
.nompson, Joseph and Irene, sirl.
Mdlker, Nirgll and VIrGlnia, boy,
WsTLen' Marion and Mary, boy.
Wayne. Albert and Mary. girl
Wexler. Max and Elizabeth, how
White, Allan and Eva girl
Mll6orn. Harry and Margaret, girl
Williams. Richard and Dorothy, boy.
wilson Richard and Elizabeth. boy,
Worley, Floyd and Sarah. girl
Brown, Ralph and Eleanor, twin boys
Faucette Andrew and Josephine, boy
green, John and Wllleata, boy
Harrison, John and Claudia. boy.
Moten, Aaron and Lucille, sirj
mclean. Robert and Gertrude, girl
Oliver, Frank and Cornelia, boy
Evening star., 1945-05-11
Marriage License
Applications

Under ID. {. ldtDs, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, tDait three tuu days and
receiue their license on the fttJ,
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Lillian Fox, 90, New York City. N Y.
Chase, and Mary v. Henry. M "a, Los
Wilbur Y: Thompson. %, 1o5 9Th St Sc,
and Marie K. Sheridan, 21. 1882 B
John 4. Urby. 90. Del Rio, Tex. and Ellen
A: Reschke IS; 34l5 IAN st. NV.
ana Katherine e. Butler. 20. 3117 18th
George Williams, jr., 81. Greensboro, N.
G.. and Doris Rhodes. 2l, 1927 Con-
and Jeanette r. Kyle. 33. Syracuse
wsmen G. Taylor. -, chilhowie. Va, and
Allmsys s corder, 10, ii East Wind
and Arizona Jezierski, 20, 2Il5 Penn
sylyanis aye. NV;
NV, and Mary B. Eddins, IS, 2sia s'S Con- pt
Her6sFt !bs M. n Ycd9ush, ss. rayetts. Ala.
Gerald A, Ledson, 2s, shelbyvjlle, Tenn.
and Geraldine Leach, %, T26 @ st, n e.
Chester C. Banks, %, Quincy, Mass and
Doris e; Ecklund. 705 North Emerson
Gam Brazle, AS, Fairmont w. Va, and
Ada Hardy, rs, 1913 Wiltberger ST NV
Yoggsr 80, both Of San Fransisco. N' -
EdSard r. Brown 81, and Thressa L
drive, Arlington.
James De Witt Mills, jr, "a, St. Louis
and Frances M. Bradley. 81, Silver
John E. Vaughn, IS. and Verneeta B. Con-
tee, 40. both of s22 Shows ct. NV.
Hugh d Carmichael, 81, 1929 K st. Nv
and Lucille Hess, -, 1875 Holbrook
Holmes S. Moore, 10. Los Angeles, and
Maude e. Mccormick, is, 1907 2sth
James W. Scott %. Phillips, Tex, and
Margie E. Foley, 80, j sos Monroe st.
George W. Carter. -. and Dora S. Ed
wards. -, both of 1907 G ST. NV.
Quincy Lee Norris, 3S, 1859 California st
NV, and Carrie Bowman, 81, 2lI3 N
Lee E Ellison. 81 Kenosha, Wis. and
Marie B; Blake, -. Omaha, Nebr.
James Goddard. 30, Warren, Ohio, and
Mildred Mae Miller. 20. Creighton,
Robert K wslin, 90 eI37 X st. NV, and
Dorothy Smith 30 2243 Wisconsin
james Gus Conley, 80. 1905 9th ST. NV,
ana Ella Proctor, ! s, 10a 1th ST. ne
Raymond P. Aylor. jr., -, 2qlI @ 81. sw,
and Betty J. Lama, 20. l32 West Leland
St. Chevy Chase.
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PER R-STENOGRAPHER

manent position with wholesale jobber.
Excellent opportunity for experienced per-
son; 39-hr. week. See Mr.. Becker, SIMON
DISTRIBUTING CORP, 250l H st. NV,
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

HELP, PLEASE. we are searching for
home in a good residential neighborhood
and can pay up to $4,000, all cash; re-
plies CONFIDENTIAL; no brokers. please. Box
GAS WATER HEATERS. 20, 80 40
gal, automatic; no cash needed small
monthly payments; immediate installation
THE NEW Southern Maryland Antique
shop will open May 11th, 1915. Located
at La Plata, Md, on Route No. 3l1. al
R, NJ LORENZ. Prop. u.
j WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts other than those made by myself
RICHARD L. TROIANO. 1918 Russell ave.
Washington Is. D. c. lbs
NATL BARRIsTERS' INST. 20I0 O.
We will assume that all = details
will be asreed upon and embodied in a
treaty and that the United States
would become pledged to the use OF its
Mitchell 81 ABA Jnl 80.
Evening star., 1945-05-11

PAPER HANGERS and painters. Appl,
PAPERHANGERAMust t Nj have tools; stead,
pm, FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO; ,a1S
PaRkIS PsR nSaE GXRAE eEs aT AfTENpANrs Fl full
part times veterans preferred; clean work;
ara shsre sAR e Psei Apply
PARTS Part &C coGNTER SFf: sALEsMAN-This is a
good opportunity for either an experienced
RoIET 81; PhoSs Sen Mr. Fsdd; sHs 1900:
several nights per wk.;, earn excellent
NPtSesEf '0usis S2F D':asSSI aSoi
PIX oPERAToR for large uptown apart
ment building, one with experience
gFstsrTsd Eds en : See eo ad TME CAVALIER
SsSn,. 5S SSSr&kIifz i
pmARMAGisTs, registered in Washington,
D. c., to manage Wardman Park Hotel
drug store; very fine clientele, pleasant and
man willing to take over responsibility
per year, toEether with other dement's,
PHARMACIST. full time: real proposition
for capable man. SOUTHERN DRUG CO.,
PHARMxcfHsTs IA sna sts or nun Unlicensed experienced
drug clerk, to call on physicians. hospitals,
drugstoreS: established territory: position
offers permanency, financial stability, post
company. s. w. NJ c. Box 403-X. Star.
PILER AND UNLOADER for nightwork in
food warehouse beginning at $50 pm,
employment now and in the postwar future
to good steady worker; essential work
Apply SAFEWAY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
1S45 4th st. ne. Hiring arrangements
PfNBALL MECHANICS wanted. MARLIN
Equipment CO.. 4l2 9th ST. NV. District
PLANT WORKERS and route helpers
needed at CHESTNUT FARMS DAIRY
Apply in person, Room 321. 2535 .Pennsyl-
vania ave. NV. Hiring arrangements ap-
PLASTERER's HELPER-Apply in person
TO Mr.. Donovan. HOTEL WASHINGTON
18th and Pa. ave. NV.
PLUMBER, 1st-class jobbing and remodel
K. g. W. PLuMB1NG CO. ii3a 9th 9th st. NV NV.
PLUMBERS-Wanted three, first-class. ir
repair shop operating many trucks; $12.fS
per day, time and half after 5 o'clock
Pay. for holidays only first-class need
apply. Call Randolph 1858 after o'clock.
POLISHERS, platers, silver repairmen, ex-
perienced; full or part time; highest wages
for right men: openings for men with
some experience. T23 18th st. NV. Of
phone ME- 1884.
PORTER for downtown once building
Apply MIR. sEvIouR S1o 14th st. NV
Evening star., 1945-05-11

sourHERNf DIARIES. 50 G0' n st. s'Aa.e ne.
eco6MffToMETER e6 OPERATOR, junior ac-
Western Air. Inc; experienced and in ~
espeEienced erie present and postwar eS-
M&sHINeToS f gs5sSA aFn5 NAT1oNHh al l. A1RsoRT,
Ipterviewins Monday through Friday.
Hiring ARRANGEMENTS approved.
COPY WRlTER-f you are good all
round advertising copy writer your services
are needed by a large retail organization.
there are possibilities for a future State
cousrfR aTTENbaSTs HSs for work II ssr aoH:
no Sunday work: hours, ! so TO 4:30: pro
motional opportunities for reliable women
and girls desiring permanent positions with
outstanding organization. Apply 1ll9 2lst
CotNIER GIRLS twhitel, full or part
ah ooT Miss kANN NiFs! SONS co oe
COpNTERGIRLs to work in Army post
exchange. cafeteria no evening or Sunday
snP Post s'f Exehsags sFsn caeeSs sss
C6uNTERGIRLs AND MATTRESSES in
hours no good ApnT say RS Gos
bEEfFTAHssAHE pEFESpsbEE WOMAN @ st White to care for
apartment and small child, 1880 to $50;
DINING ROOM CASHIER Apply dining
room manager, DODGE HOTEL. 20 E st.
DINING-RooM GIRL Opportunity for
neat eolored girl working in Govt or going
to school for part-time work in dining
to pm chass sood pss pas mess
TIPS. bonus and uniforms. BARNHARTS,
INC, 5610 Conn. ave.
DlSHWASHER, colored, night, to IL;
good wages, pleasant conditions Apply
STATLER PHARMACY, 1b43 K st. NV,
DISiIWASHER, nightwork, S25 week.
ROMA RESTAURANT, 3419 Conn. ave,
OPERATOR, white: daywork:
no Sundays; experience not necessary: good
Press Bldg, 14th and F SITS. NV.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, experienced or
will train. wear size IA uniforms. Apply in
person between 10 am. and pm man
ayers ofice. 203. Belmont. rd. NV.
ELEVATOR OPERATORS, colored; must be
gloyment once, 4th door, LANsBURGH &
BRO, 7th. Sth and E SITS. NV
ELEVATOR OPERATORS, white: can use
women 55 years Of age or over; full or
part time. See Miss Hirst, employment
of,oe. 4th floor, 8. KANN SONS CO.
Evening star., 1945-05-11

Al persons to be hired In this
area must be referred by the local
United States Employment Service
Office, unless the specific adper-
tiSement indicates otherwise.
Evening star., 1945-12-16
Airline To Everywhere
THIS WEEK "This Is America'' Short

0M WORLD, a heady talking point for
~ diplomats and statesmen, is brass
tack reality to the men of Americas Air
Transport Command. 1t can be nothing less
when your planes fly from Washington on
Monday and settle down among Kun
ming's old red hills on Thursday.
Already improbable names like Accra,
Maiduguri, Lalmanirhat and Luliang have
become as familiar as Milwaukee, Savan-
nah and Seattle, and the plains of equa-
torial Africa serve only to remind you of
Texas.
HE ATC was born in war but its effect
in peace is permanent: 1t has created the
pattern for worldwide transportation. The
pictures on this page are samples of One
World in action. They're taken from the
latest THIS WEEK This is America"
movie short. airline To Everywhere" pro-
duced by Frederic Ullman, jr., for RKO.
Wherever ATC went, its first job was
to build a base, brisk and clean, in
the likeness of America. But it was also
a university for Abdul, Singh and WI. who
had to learn enough English to savvy the
technique of loading C-54 and the mad
visibility of smoking cheroots near 100
octane gas.
These bases, and the millions of air miles
between them, buttoned up blue water,
the good earth, the scorched earth, the des-
ert and the jungle and the people who lived
on them into one global package.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-08
Many Never
Suspect Cause
Of

Mncn disorder ct kidney function parV'''
may cause naggIng backaohe. hen mood. 1t
leg pains, loss OF pep and energy pans.
nights, swelling, puthncss unjor er.o'hg up
headaches and dizziness. FrcJ1cn, euc eyes.
passages with smarting and burn;U' soah'y
times shows there is something va s.ag-
your kidneys or bladder. wing With
Don't waIt' Ask Your drurris, CO..
Pills, used successfully bv mi ',r - Doans
40 years. They give happy rc.tef anJ a'r over
the Il miles Of kidney tubes flush o1 ,"~l t4p
Gus waste IRON your blood. Get Doau Pa
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-08
Firm Footing Established
By LIST Army

Continued From Page Onc)
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-08
McMutt Tempers Approval
On National Service LQw

untary methods he could supply
the manpoWer needed in the pres
ent shortage without this bill. He
wouldn't forecast, however, wheth-
er he could meet future needs
without legislation"
Then Chandler added:
Il have reason to believe from
what I've heard today that our
manpoWer situation was better on
January this year than it ever
has been in history"
The Kentucky senator openly op-
poses the bill.
Chairman Thomas D-Utah) said
that 1.-The off-the-record infornaa-
ton we got from Mr.. McNutt was
much more interesting than that
on the record.'
Earlier, the Navy told Congress
it wants the limited National Serv-
ice bill enacted to keep the mo-
mentum OF the war going n d
bring victory quicker.
The spokesman, James V. For
restal, secretary of the Navy, al
pearance before the Senate Mill
tary Committee that We Day only
will sharpen up' the need for
manpower controls, in the Nays
estimation.