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Hartford chronicle., 1946-05-25

Two of our weI-known men about town, both prominent in the civic and social life, dropped in to visit our office the other day. They were George Ware and Bruce Mussenden. George, always on the lookout for the making of "loose buck" or two, expresses a desire to become an investor in the Connecticut Enterprises which as you know are the owners, and publishers of the CHRONICLE, and intends in the future to help spread Negro business by either backing ambitious persons, or taking over by purchase any busi- ness that has possibilities. As for Bruce, who has been styled "The Essence of Affabil- ity," he is one of our leading bowlers. In the near future Bruce will edit a column on bridge. Those of you who have faced our future bridge editor across the card table will testify, am sure, to his ability at bridge.
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 The five sons of Mrs. Dorothy Williams of Douglas Street offer much in the way of musical tal- ent, and may someday be heard from in the music world. James, (16) plays the trumpet; Earle, (14) plays the trombone; Paul (13) plays the drums; Donald, '(12) plays the trumpet; and Johr, (10) plays the clarinet. The broth CTS are very active in school ac- tivities and the St. Augustines Boys Brigade. Earle, the second son has shown some promise as an artist and the CHRONICLE may use some of his work in the future.
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 T. Holloway, prominent in sports and activities around our town, but recently a resident of San Francisco is here for a short visit. He plans to return to the golden gate city shortly to make his home there. We wish him the best of luck in change of towns and choice of climate and we're sure that he will succeed.
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 This week we offer an apology for the mistakes our printer made in our column last week. We trust that our readers will emember the adage "TO ERR IS HUMAN TO FORGIVE IDIVTNE" and bear --'th us. Here is the way the part that was type-set wrong should have read: As for "Tay- lor's Old Tyr1ers," their claim is that they're always ready to sing at the sound of a cork popping. In my mind the quartet to bear watching will be that of Lloyd Basey, bass, Andrew Jordan, lead. Moses Roan, tenor, and John Washington, baritone. We believe that this much talked of event will be well attended, and will be a delight to our parents.
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 Our sincere apology is offered to CRev.) John Loughlin, head of St. Benedict's Center, fer a state ment made in the column in ref erence to the scholarships offered by the center being only in the sociological field. We learned la ter that we were dead wrong, and that the student winning the scholarship can study any course the college offers.
 Having seen much of the good work done by the Catholics, among
Hartford chronicle., 1946-05-25

Milton J. Gaskins and Ray Thom- as.
 Flash! Pm still patiently wait ing. I haven't received the infor- nation. I was supposed to pass on to you this week. I'm sure that letter will come through soon.
 We'll, so long for now. I'll be seeing you next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13
Last Defense Speeches
Al Nuremberg Limited
By the Associated Press

NUREMBERG, June 13.-The In
ternational Military Tribunal pro-
posed today that final speeches on
behalf of 20 Nazi leaders on trial
on war crimes charges be limited
to total of IA days and defense
attorneys Immediately protested
that their rights were being in
fringed.
Lord Justice Sir Godfrey Law
renee, president of the tribunal,
said the prosecution had voluntarily
offered to restrict its final summa-
ton to three days He declared
limitation should be placed ION this
already long TRAIL" which started
last November 20.
DR.. Otto Nellie, counsel for Field
Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, objected
that this was "regrettable decision
against the elementary right of de-
fense," and it would be almost i'm
possible for defense attorneys to
apportion the two weeks equitably.
Assistant American Prosecutor
Thomas Dodd and the Soviet prose-
SoeOI, NCll ~ n.
the courts view, contending the de-
tense is having adequate time to
submit its case during individual
presentations for each defendant.
Justice Lawrence pointed out to
the German attorneys that their
summaries should only cover the
main points in argument.
Indicating that the decision would
stand, Justice Lawrence told the
lawyers to get together and try to
figure out an apportionment before
they said it was impossible.
The court took up most OF the
morning session discussing the
problem, then turned to continued
examination Of witnesses for Arthur
Seyss-Inquart, whose defense is be-
ing concluded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13

U. S. Savings Bonds start to work
for you the moment you buy them
by helping hold prices down. Money
invested in bonds cannot compete
In the prevailing market in which
the peoples purchasing power far
exceeds the value of available goods.
Your bonds continue to work for
you until they mature in 10 years
by constantly increasing in value
and by guaranteeing your security
and well-being in years to come.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13
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by leaving her to payyour last-illness and
funeral expenses. Protect her against such
gripping expenses, always Unexpectedly
large-and ALSO YOURSELF. This you
can do for Just q few cents d dry by insur-
1ngyourself, wife, children, grand parents
each up to ,OOO.OO-by taking out
Evening star., 1946-08-22
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

CLERK-TYPIsT, experienced, general Of
nee worker; permanent resident. Emer-
ooLIEGE GRADUATE. eolored. desires
paTtotime Is WORK am.-l2; knowledge of
Ssh fan cEaDUagh RH AL exper ss.
Spanish stenography, executive ability,
wishes interesting position. WI 2614.
DRESSMAKING, design. remod. sltera-
tons: eve. gowns a speciality: reas. MISS
BERT. 1880 Irving NV, Apt. 4. AD. 223s.
eohes and Adults :ff1Gs ga isth st. fhiof1n ne TR
GIRL, colored. wants waitress, days work
GIRL tcoloredi. high school graduate, de-
sire5 clerical position: Govt. exper. RE.
NURSE, practical. experienced, local ref
erences. oesires position caring for elderly
person or in small family where board and
nshed Tor H herself Afens and i4sesrord @ @ dausfl @
ter ter; must be convenient TO school. Box
p6i PRo6ueeTiaihvE Civ RESEARCH worker avail
able-Commercial publicity, literary. ex-
dRITRf 81 hsgis Efe lner DI sSs %ayE EE exss Ssl
/; $50 wk.: refs. BOX 4as-A, Star. 80
secRLraRY patent law experiense
"suBURBAN SITTER SERVICE" expert
as ssTf DoSH aR sss ssper on thesis
Young LaDY nsfia eolored, Ed pea pleasing person
sres seS ses 6aso eosse
St yoGsd si'es woRaS. s college graduate va With
perience. Desires position utilizing French.
&c. 10? between "a "A.
AIIENTIoN-If you 90 not have enough
LEI us explain how you can accomplish
the same purpose for less money. Df 3I4I.
Evening star., 1946-08-22
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CAPABLE and refined woman, good man
aser and COOK. wants position as house
keeper in adult home. Box 3s9-A. Star
GIRL, colored, wants days q week or 5t5-
Gay week. Call TR. O53a o2s
GIRL, eolored,, desires waitress or days
work. DU. S0l5. s3s
Girl eolored. desires work evenings: 3
GIRL, colored. wants part-time work. s
days days, week; references. Phone FIR U45a.
G1Ri, colored, neat, wants job q pm to
m; maid in ladies powder room Cali
AT. 9il5 after 5:3a "a
GIRL, coiored wishes part-time cleaning
or 3 fun days work. SIS per day and car
fare Call co. 1896
GIRL. colored: neat, wants s,hw.. will care
Tor ehild while mother works; good refs.
GIRL. coiored, good references; house or
apt: work. part time, 3 days. AT 5914
GIRL, eolored, wants part or full time do
mestic work; references. NO S536,
GIRL wants days work; references. Ask
,eT mTpnl pMnlAEJoRIE. At o4as, after pm.
daughter: q desires to keep house for one
person; live in; excel refs. Box 120-x. Star.
.-22
Evening star., 1946-08-22
-46 The EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
.
HELP poMEsIIc lcont. j

COOK experienced. for 2 adults; care Of
2-rm. apt; Mt. Pleasant sec: hrs, 3 to
2: 5 days: s12 wk. MI. S818. 7:30
COOK and general housework. shoreham
neiisn5orhoOd lfe in otnsr help employed
day Thursday. every other Sunday; expe1
risnee roam s and vsst required private
COOK C. w.-Neat. reliable. references: !:
from ] through $50 dinner; no Sundays.
eooRaaaW. eeat pS asae experienced, prefer to live
pay. pvt; room with bath: adults Phone
e6ok e af afNERan Ra,fmfafz HFLrfR Il nw GOOD whit.
for two adults, 2 babies; 500 month; live
m; Riyefdaie; Nd M nssr buses own roem
q isi!s' sss doctors lam
nXphKr *; IEs ri GIr.NrR AZ Or DR. ;sndr s5aa
isaa inss; s,ia srls, or s-1 SIS and esrfare. 81
GEN GnNEkAI ssih'9ss 9HsosusEwoRKER, 10 am thru
dinner. 5,,day Week, $50. References re-
Civ, white: plain cooking. fond of chill
GHW' tS?' And COOK, exper. saf child care re- g.
caro- ws Teaurea Ss aS w. S5s and health
PM to pm 5'ss DAYS ss sls snfEsn Hx 5ssa
GIRL. Th.w,, 5ia days. 30, a-l2 satur-
slR,t est SO 9or pm n.ns sH; Isl 1898 s,r ,,s
HOusEKEEPER. white. fds GOOD foSsn home oonu and
ea gifts Ts in GE St Gss or sesqVep Rhsns pu
a6I1sy ssIsry; liys .s +, sH 7s$4 9 over 09 ss0a
JscSsoo Ssooosss sss ehidren aft1n live in or out
HoUsEKEEPER. Ashi White p4@o4 4o.45, general
hopsework, small family. with ! child:
children; live I'M sso. Box s5s-x, Star.
MAID. reliable, over IS years old: must
laundry: good salary. AID. 52s3. 1886
MAID. coiored: experienced houseworker.
no no ,co,o9king: light laundry; salary. SO wk
MAID. to live in. must be clean and neat;
nnsta5rs ups S, room M ghw knoTledse Of cook
MAID. reliable, for Chevy Chase. Md, doc
must have refs: $50 vk. Wo. 4oS4
Ha,D sh h:sss sassasqt esaa d2p aG sSys Wsa FRI
one in family AD s73s' ~
MAID, colored; g.h.w., AND, cooking. 3
Sundays. S25 per week. Must have sefero o
ences. Woodley 54s1.
MIDDLE-AGED white woman for full
time eh.w.. includ cooking. cleaning, light
GH isgndEy; aGG, help with children. Ref. REQ
SETTLED WOMAN, colored, alone D. c..
make, home with. colored family, care for
children. 12l 47th ST. Sc -23
WOMAN, middle aged, white or colored, to
fne.;na live on premises light housework and
WOMAN wanted for general ,housework;
S,1p Sonple' no children; modern home. 81
WOMAN. capable, experienced: ghw., plain
COOKING; good local references $50 week
WOMAN. middle aged for general house
work; own room with bath and private
entrance; must live in or nearby; SO days
Ler week: S?5. AL. 1854. -23
WOMAN. white, industrious. middle aged
or elderly, who appreciates a rm and bath
Work. personal laundry and simple cooa-
ing Tor household consisting of J work
ing adults: $50 monthly: location, N.
Arlington. Write Box I0S-X, Star, giving
phone number and address. -2:3
WANTED. reliable white or colored girl
part time health card: reference; light
housework, 30 O'Clock dinner. 81. 4524
EMPLOYED COUPLE would like settled
white woman to live with them. to care
for children and home in Glen Echo
Heights pvt. rm.. $50 week. WI. 1916,
Evening star., 1946-08-22
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

SECRETARY. trade assn. S2.4O0: secy,
womsn's assn, S2,400; secy.. newspaper.
operator, .S2,l00; clerk-typist Sa.Os0: Of
nee machine operators. 81 500. MUTUAL
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 171O G st. NV.
AiRLINES SEC, $40 d); fascinating work,
excellent, future; legal stenog., start $50
wk: cashier, resident Va. $3.50: typist-
clerk, start, $3.50: fight control clerk
start S36: clerk. radio office, start S35;
many new ones hourly See Miss Bond,
FORD EMP. SERVICE. 7IS l4th. RE.
CAPITOL HILL sTENoG. a.. 81 500.
Medical stenogra pliers, 5000. Legal secre-
taries, 5000. Clerk-stenog.,. good at fig-
ures., Construction stenog., $50 wk. Ste
nog. .-bookkpr, in Arlington, $50. Embassy
secretary $40 wk. Part-time stenogs. =,
S1...5 hr. Need so new applicants daily
for new openings. Call in, ask ior Mr.
Bruce at Ma. 60SS. Est. IA yrs PER-
SONNEL SERVICE, 1871 G St, next to
AACT. RECEPTIONIST HD. S45; Interest,"
ing work. Bookkeepers. start, $50 wk
investigate before paying advance fee to
any emp. agency. New, ones open and
close every month, don't be a Santa Claus
For the better positions see established
agencies. Welcome at Test. 2S yrs),
BOYD'S. 1888 F. MA 233S
PAPERING AND PAINTING-First- ella SIS
work, immediate service. Arlington area
preferred. Call CHI S114 IA
Evening star., 1946-08-22
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. bookkeeping service; taxes,
profit and loss statement. monthly or
ACCOUNTANT, expert. BOOK books ST started; p' Kept
part time. audits, statements, tax returns;
ak acconsTaST 5sfsEeass eHper, OR 3o75 5kknns
books started, kept mo. or wkly.: tax re-
turns statements prompt reas. Ex. 1913.
ACCOUNTANT, ,a,D vet: q, sales and ofhice
JOB with progressive firm. RA 1850 22'
ments, income tax prepared. D. c., Md.
Va; reasonable rates. Box 3l3-B, Star.
ACCOUNTANT-Former revenue agent. di-
Versifeo experience. part time, thorougn
s1sGaSsenaSls res 01aSEix o'erlooE sls9. 1859.
HG5h T'h iSGEfR ssh de0s age 1895 g.
years experience in structural design and
buildings. desires permanent position in or
hopYrfNpER Si5 HfLpEs ssS Sbits ssar xia &
BookKEEPER- OFFICE MANAGER, expert
II, IN any line or asst controller in depart
lege BACKGROUND, experienced in all phases
Of office procedure Including all financial
statement Is,oE Box 2gz5B: star, 81.
Fienee; hne references. NE. 1904. t. RIM: 70 70.
rsated ,asIsst nm aaa
Ex-LIEuT.. Govt employe, wants work,
superT niEerS ss1 ssa issTn business clerk-acsnty
FARMER-Single. educated. effective man
aser win invest in a purchase or share
GrSRRaf e 4IeriN MsaAGER4Td5o eR4 FOB Sslerman stsT
ecutive ability. general ONCE and account
ing sxp;-mechan. backed Nj 1916. ss'
JANITOR, couple, want part OF full time
loo with quarters. Call MR.. AMOS. AID
143s, evenings. --o2
MAN. with car. white, desires position
drlving; former Government employe. FIR.
PAINTING and sman-scale carpentry work
Eor no2r Information and free estimates cali
FAINTER DECORATOR, good workman
ship, interior. exterior. Call evenings.
PHARMACIsT, experienced. reliable. de-
slreS position; so hrs. week. Box 26B-B.
PHARMACIST, capable, exp. desires relief
or full time; 80 hours. Box 47s-B, Star
VETERAN WANTS WORK as painter.
ee1ater petm mani has divers oDDs
HO. 500 81.
VET. colored. wishes work as driver or
porter; exp. driver with D. c. license
CAL RA. 1898 after 2 pm
VETERAN, colored, wishes truck driving
position. Tel FIR. 1912. "a"
YOUNG MAN, colored. age %. high school
grad, woulu like Job as driver: have good
1noWledge OF city. Adams 1735 before
YOUNG MAN, VET, would like to have a
position as electricians helper. Call Alex
Young MAN wants a lob as a night
porter or dlshMasher. Call FR. 1855. 22s
Evening star., 1946-08-22
PERSONAL.

school for children; resistration open for
hrouss ard 2raae SPECIAL lei
lunch lunches ard trans, iurn; 4 school Dsdi-
Pho PHONE e smPPHsRD ssso, ssf .ss for Miss
Wright. If you are in neea of loan up to
fase pRessaAKiNe ss KIN 'isastSrs asp
Modern studio in office bldg. Centrally
located above Loew's, Columbia Thester
s S 1so rsst,ns LEA Psssss 2ScE
formerly Of Fifth ave, N.Y., lilo F st.
NV: Room 40. Telephone Executive 1908,
cry eashed. Free Apr appraisai sfef f1V IIV1NG isG
4 fs 1aIAScEsWe a ia nS Mh sr1ng stso
NEAULT. DECORATORS. I'll
REAL ESTATE PRICES go up-and down
low: Cain pf. 4sS4 or RE. issi fi to ''S talk il
it over with cox a CO. selling or
PARsoNs sSs couNTRYs1DE taa5 Tfs!y isI!s scHoopay
and boarding., registry open for full term,
fary grades for boys = and and girls. M Special
courses in dancing. music and horseback
aInns piIdins Transp. fgrnishsd and hot lunches.
HmHLY cuLTGREsDi i'isi WOMAN teaches
English. self-confidence, freedom from self
sta;a summer s9urss
FRENCH CONVERSATION LESSONS taught
by hisl.y cultured French woman: summer
eSsGs PSyas ASb 5utS eHo1R ~
perienced. references furnished, available
for position Sept. 10. Box 271-B. Star. .
PERMANENT WAVES, 81: shampoo and
fnserwave, o0c. No appointments All
work done by advanced students WAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 G st.
PHOTOS OF YOUR BABY in your home.
20 different poses. $3.50; you will treas
ure these lovely natural pictures in your
child.s own environment. For appointment
call HO. APO day or evening. -25
SOUND Ind TRUST NOTE for sale;
amount, S2,700, at per cent secured on
Arlington property. CHI. $500 -23
PHOTOGRAPHER with fun equipment and
car desires work in exchange for use of
darkroom part time or will pay. ME.
CHILDREN's boarding school, nursery,
xlnatersarten X ri. primary grace school,
and dancing, special attention given TO
SCHOOL. Box l6S. Rockville. Md --2o
NURSE will care for conralescent in pri-
yate h2me, lst,aoor room; L other pa
HAIR CUT, TRIM? New Yorks hand
tailored: no e!ipper-razor used HOUSTON
LOBBY BARBER SHOP, 80 E ST. NV
SKILLED DREsSMAKER open for bust
M sfh ffeSs N NV T. "a ftsies s7ss evening gowns
DIRT, for filling in purposes; free to person
SCHOOL AND FALL CLoTHEs for chill.
dren: made to order finest materials
dressmaking and tailoring. LU 2IS3.
Evening star., 1946-08-22
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIONS and house repairs: car
hars
on hand DALLAS d. BALL, AID. 2813.
ATTIcs REMoDELED, storm entrances
built. Not too late to screen your porch.
shone g 81 ss42 y syenings a g,sxDt except Fri. and
SaSP pn
z. MARcuccIos, Route T. Aornsr's lane:
E0kERNs Ms PhSns SGfkye ier noe
with stainless steel. screen. Buy now,
sss,Ilir SS%f soHp 10 5ss sSee
aooo fTse estimates. C. L. PIERCE Phone pI.
CONSTRUCTING and repairing driveways
our sneeiaty coMM6NTY 5SHas' paviNa a e.
VS. Hf W. ia footinss foundations
@ %ssr .sd ;srms .egi gTAssDARDihzEnT cossT ss1s
FENciNGmAnchor fences a specially. Also
q; q s2:: evenings. cE. 7o5s. WILMER
FFio6Rs sANDED, yet,n.,, old floors mad.
neT neiess wh,te MoRfs nsfs exp reasonable
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best;
laying. sanding, finishing; cleaning. par
aS aSet ins.sllstiens; Is Bruce tinishes FLOOR
ING lin CoNTRACJ9Rs' n6 rs INC 1872 wiscon-
GRNEkAL ssR fSs NH NeHoNTkss2crrNe. residential and
4AYLok as rX tsF saoa an evss sst.esi ca
GENERAL CONTRACTING - RESIDENTIAL
pARAGcN coNsTRgcTIoN sfcG1e, acc Co, feps fsf7
SsTLAffD SSan aHs sR SRlcK slD1sc red and Bun
iMPkovEMEaT ise'sis CO. 5sos Georgia nave ave.
IRON woKK-rire escapes raiings.
beams, angles, guards, bnrglar.proof,
fss sy fenss s15afs5 stee rnM m eHd1Rs WHR
II68 18th st. NV, MA. 376e or Wo.
PAISriNG.. DECORATING. papering. noor
rehnishing. roof repairs. waterproonng;
sa.k ,sa5 a.s aA
1SisrsSc. rES AZ Slaf SflaaiE.rsc. rLasrExrsc. floor
ysaps yhns Service aed
provemsnts = cal cali aRTcRAFr bScoRAToRs,
PPHHiNTiNG. psperinr. door finishing. Yset
fItHiRNa PIuMsING aND HEATfNGMHe1 Hi G. sees bath
sf0'ses sas
TR. 1888 between 5 and z. ~.
Remodel. moos.nlre yon5 Y, nome ne Ms ncy;
f.sTs HzFoa srfs Cos ssos wis TFsHA s
ROOF REPAIRS, renewed. painted; cutters,
spouts: free estimates: 20 years. reliable
ae5SFR Goonfd a nds Go hss. 1 4san
RE R0S cement
xt ASD coRp MAsh of sa JOINS
as4o N st NV Zone no 4iso
Evening star., 1946-08-22
MOTOR TRAVEL.

SHARE-EXPENSE PLAN, Los Angeles, S. r.
Chicago; low rates. all cities, cars daily;
refs. exch 23 Mass. ave. NV, RE. $3.50
DAVENPORT, IOWA-Leaving Monday
10Th: take 3: references. TR. 1644. 23'
GENTLEMAN desires trans
portation auto West Coast, can drive. OR
1000. Ext. 20. 23s
take 4, leaving Friday. Call OR. 44O7
2 to for information -22
WANT PARTY to drive my 1941 Dodge
sedan TO Miami this week: must have ref
erences Phone GE. 1905. ..
FLYING TO CALIFORNIA this week end,
take d Twin engined plane; airline pilot
Temple 43I6 %.
DRIVING 10 ATLANTIC CITY leaving
Friday evening. returning Sunday eve
Cali Thurs. after pm. ME- 1896 -2o
RIDE TO SCRANTON, Mercury convertible
S9gI evenings
Evening star., 1946-08-22
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture.
all subjects taught. Approved by Govern
msnt for GI training. WARFLYNN BEAU
TY COLLEGE. 1910 G st. NV Df. I.62
EASY METHOD drivers training, dual
control cars. orofes. instructor. parking a
specially, permits secured. NO. 1894.
PLAY PIANO AND COMPOSE in mos. ];
specialist in voice training. improyisa ton.
QUICK % fH Ans REVfEW VIEW couRsE M in shorthand
typewriting. bookkeeping. calculating ma
chimes. New classes now starting Enroll
POPULAR PIANO or accordion taught in
20 lessons. Improvising and transposing
Aforementioned studio. MR.. NEWMAN,
1905 G st. NV. ME. 400 or RA. $500
DRIVING lNSTRUCTION--Dual control
cars. AUTOMOBILE DRIVING SCHOOL
OF WASHINGTON. INC, 1904 14th st.
Evening star., 1946-08-22
HELP DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMAID for guesthouse. s67
COLORED WOMAN for general house
keeping: must be fond of children: live in:
: afternoons of; salary $50 start. ,GE.
COMPETENT MAID, white only. with ref
erences. for general hoLsework and assist
to Calf. in Nov. or Dec and will take maid
II satisfactory; $50 10 S25 per week Call
Gil 1916. -25
COOK. gen. hsewk: exp: full time: no
nights no laundry; other help employed
Conn. ave apt; must have city ref. EN-
SSl6. Ia
CoOK-Middie-s white woman. On
Maryland farm. 20 miles from D. c. COM
fo<table, modern living quarters. Must be
GOOD coos NO 001S. ga
COOK, general housewarkt references; SAL
ary open. Call Gil. 5s55 after s 80. ---25
isundryi In apt io:3o antii til sfi after epnS
o'clock dinner. refs; $50. wO 1924. --23
Evening star., 1946-08-22
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, calculators cleaned
oiled snd adjusted. All work guaranteed.
sl3 l4th ST NV
APPLIANCES. Refriserstion. com. and
domestic washing machines. Bendix and
all makes: "a -hr, service. Ii. 632s. 29s
AUTO PAINTING, $40: two-dav service:
complete rennishinR with Dupont lacquer.
No synthetic or enamel used. Body and
fender work All work guaranteed WILL
LARDs GARAGE & PAINT SHOP. AD
$3.50. rear 1910 l4th st. NV. 25'
Evening star., 1946-08-22
SITUATIONS DoMrsTIc Cont. .

LAUNDREsS, colored. nrst-class, vishea
worx Mon. through Fri. RA. 1858. 23s
and carfare. Tel. DE. 1904. VILLA MAE.
22s
WOMAN desires general housework. morn
ings only; can furnish references. DE.
2536
WOMAN, colored. wants part-time job
mornings or evenings. RE. 0323.
GIRL. colored, wants days work: good
laundress. LU. 0432
WOMAN, colored, experienced. wants days
work or by the week: reference. AT a7aS
YOUNG MARRIED COLORED LADY wants
part-time housework; hours, 8 am. to
4 pm MI 4151
Evening star., 1946-08-22
SITUATIONS MEN end woMEN.

WHITE COUPLE desires position as care
taker OF tourist camp or small hotel in
nearby Virginia or Maryland Box 28a- 3
Star sos
A SPANISH COUPLE desires homework as
chauffeur and cook or housework. AID.
5U0l, m. to pm. weekdays 23s
Evening star., 1946-08-22

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-20

bidder upon the return of all con
tract documents IN good condIuon not
later than five days after the opening
OF bids.
Bios must be submitted on the blank
pf0po5 al forms furnished with the
specifications and a be accom-
panied by Cash, Cashiers Check. Ger
flied Cheek or Bid Bond in an am
uut equal to not less than 5 percent
IT the total amount bid. This ma
security shall be made payable 20 the
CITY OF ~PaaCagoula. Miss. and win be
forfeited as Iiquidatcd damages. not
Jenaity, BY any bidder who is award
I'd the contract and who falls 20 IKE
ute q contract and furnish bond as
provided Tor IN the proposal and
within the specified time.
All DIdacis are instructed that they
must pay the prevailing wage rates
or the various trades involved.
No bid may be Withdrawn after
lie scheduled closing time for the
cceipt Of bids for q period OF thirty
days.
The Owner reserves the right TO
eject any and all bids, and to waive
nfofmalitics. The Contract VIII be
iWardcd 10 the lowest and best re-
,ponsible bidder.
By order OF The BOARD OF MAY
Or X COUNCILMEN
CITY or PASchGOULA,
MISSISSIPPI
BY J. H. WATTS. MAYOR
Y P DcJEAN. CITY CLERK.
I sh ~. 20. 1915. II