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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-27
PASCAGOULA -.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Gautier
and son, Jerry, moved Saturday
from Garfield avenue to a resi-
dence at 10l6 Buena Vista street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison G.. Otis
departed Tuesday for Quebec,
Canada, where the former will
attend a banquet given by the
top club of the insurance COM
pany with which he is affiliated,
an unusual honor as the COM
pany S international in scope,
En- route to Canada they will
spend some days in New York
and on their return trip they will
visit Mrs. Otis sister, Mrs. j. Fl.
Estabrook and family in Phila-
delphla.
Interesting guests in Pascagou-
la from Wednesday until Friday
of last week were Thomas Lock-
EFT, vice president of Hopeman
Brothers. who was here on bust
ness and Mrs, Lockett. Thew were
en- route to New York from their
home at Berkeley, Calf. MI. and
Mrs. Lockett were registered at
Longfellow House but spent much
of their time with friends of
long standing, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Pelan.
Mrs. Nose Blanchard and
daughter, Jean GAMER, and Jer-
rv Fur drove to Perkinston Sat
urday and on their return home
were accompanied by Royce Furr
and Willard Walker who are stu
dents at Junior college and who
spent the weekend home.
Morris M. DeJean, who is con-
nected with the Maritime Com
mission at Washington, D. c., and
who was on the trial trip at
ingalls, last week, departed Sat
urday on his return to Washing
ton after spending several days
/ with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. V.
P. DeJean and other relatives.
He was joined for the visit by
Mrs. DeJean and their daughter,
Brenda Sue who came from New
Orleans and by his sister, Miss
Marguerite of Jackson.
Interesting guests in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Demps-
ter during the weekend were
Mrs. Dempster's sister, Mrs. r. l..
Donald and friend, Mrs. Norvell
Tinsley, of Meridian who came
down to take Mrs. Donald's
daughter, Mary, home after a Wis
it of two weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dempster.
Mrs. C. E. Chidsey has returned
home after a visit of three weeks
with her son-in-lawr and daugh-
ter, DR.. and Mrs. A.. L. Lewis at
Amite, La.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Johnson
of Louisville, KY, greeting
relatives and friends here during
the weekend, having stopped
over for a visit to Mrs. Winston
Nolan while en- route to the
West Coast where Mr.. johnson
goes on business connected with
lumber interests. They will Wis
It California, Oregon and Wash
ington.
MI. end Mrs. w. r. Guest en-
ioyed a visit to New Orleans dur
ing the weekend where they were
registered at the st. Charles no
tel.
Mrs. Hilda Id Lone, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Nolle
T. Roberts for several weeks.
will depart Saturday for her
home at Bellingham, Wash. En-
Route to Washington Mrs. La
Lone will visit in Los Angeles.
r. H. Watson, chief radio cleo
trician of the United States Coast
Guard at Mobile, with his wife
and three children visited his
mother. Mrs. c. K. Watson and
sisters. Mrs. Ethel Graz and Mrs.
Joe Savage and their families
during the week. Mr.. Watson has
been in the Coast Guard for the
past II years but still calls Pas
cagoula home.
Clay Alexander, 240 Orange
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is a nephew of Mrs. B. M. Wheat
and Is employed at ingalls,.
Among weekenders in Pasca-
goula was Celmon Bounds who
was home for a visit of a few
DAYS with his Parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, j. c. Bounds. The young
err Mr.. Bounds who attained To-
cal fame for his prowess with
the Paseagoula football team is
now . member of the Tulane
squad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Mansfield
and baby son. Al, returned Sun
day from a short visit with Mrs.
Mansfield's brother and sister
in-law. Mir. and Mrs. Donald Tay-
lor I'm Oklahoma City. They were
accompanied on the trip by Mrs.
Mansfield's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. M. Taylor of MI. Pleas
ant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper Roberts
and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McCra-
nsy are among those who plan
to attend the Alabama-Tulane
game Saturday.
Following her return home
/ during last week, Miss Dodie
Jane has had as guests two of
het former college mates. The
first is Miss Betsy Rechers o.
Philadelphia. who with Miss
Jane has been attending the Uri-
versity OF Pennsylvania and who
Is still a guest in the Jane hone.
The second is Miss Beulah Rog-
ers of New Albany, who he's
been a guest of Miss James on
several occasions. Miss Rogers
returned home Wednesday. A
MI ni,e1 of informal social events
have centered around Miss James
guests.
Miss Billie Koch goes to New
Orleans Friday to attend the Ala
hama Tulane game as guest of
Miss Catherine Buffet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thad Wilson have
given the name. John Marvey to
the son VINO was born to them at
the Jackson County hospital, SEPT
IL. The baby is TIE first grand
child of Mr.. Wstsen's father and
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. John Wat
son of P~ascagoula. With his
mother he was recently moved
home from the hospital.
Miss Gloria Cole, who has
been spending six weeks with
her parents, Captain and Ms
H. II. Cole, departed Thursday
for Philadelphia to resume her
postgraduate studies at the Uni
veFsity of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Murphy
of San Diego, Calf. have moved
to Pascagoula and will make their
home in a residence purchased
from Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Fred
eric at 1850 Market street. Mr.
Murphy has retired from the u s.
Navy after Is years of service and
both ne and Mrs. Murphy have
many friends in Pascagoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Frederic and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Murphy
entertained Thursday night at an
elaborate buffet supper in honor
of the birthday of Mrs. Pearl
Zelenka. About so friends were
present 20 offer best wishes to the
honorce.
Mrs. Tom Sanction and small
daughter, Wendy are visiting the
formers parents. Judge and Mrs.
Julian Alexander in Jackson
while Mr.. Sanction is making a
business trip to New York.
Miss Ruth Flowers goes to
West Point during the weekend
ito visit her sister, Miss Rachel.
who is in the Flowers hospital
recovering from injuries received
in an auto accident near Mem
phis, August 30. Miss Flowers,
who sustained two breaks in her
returning home after vacation
pital for probably a month long
er. Miss Ruth Flowers who re-
ceived injuries in the same ac-
cident returned to her position a
week or more ago. They were
retudning home after vacation
ing in Kentucky.
Sunday marked the departure
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Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Holder
Mr.. and Mrs. ], K, Aiken and Mr.
end Mrs. D.. S. Tibhett were mem.
bers of a party that motored te
Mobile for the Murphy-Pascagou
Ia High football game Thursday
r. B. McIlwain goes to Mem
phis Friday where he will spend
the weekend on business, return.
ing home Monday.
Mrs. j. H. Pelham who recently
sustained a fractured hip in q
fall down the stairs at her home
at $50 Front street, is recuperst-
ing nicely at the Jackson Coun-
ty hospital though it will be some
time before she will be able to
be moved home.
Miss Jeannine Pelham, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Pelham
is among the girls who have en-
rolled at Sullins College in Bris-
tol, Va,
DR.. and Mrs. Frank S%paulding,
who have been guests at Mrs. r
c. Pollltt's while enjoying a vsca-
ton of two or more weeks on the
coast left Monday for their home
at West Point, Miss.
DR.. and Mrs. William Quinn
and baby departed Sunday for
New York where DR.. Quinn is
connected with a prominent hos
pital. They have been visiting
DR.. Quinn's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Quinn, at Gautier. Am
ong the pleasant events given
for Mrs. Quinn was a luncheon
at which Mrs. John r. Watts was
hostess at Longfellow House.
Miss Joyce Williams of Prem
tiss, Miss, was a weekend guest
of Miss Katherine Quinn.
Mr. and Mrs. James Roundtree
have departed on a months vaca-
ton which they will spend at
Newport News, Va.
Mrs. Henry Gautier and son,
Mac motored to New Orleans,
Saturday where Mac entered Tu-
lane university, and where he is
pleasantly domiciled at the home
Of Mrs. j. A. Sproules. Mrs.
Gautier returned home Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rudolph
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Ehman in Mobile
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Herring arc
expected home from Chicago
where they have been attending
the Bankers convention. Mis-
Hermine Herring, who was will
them in Chicago will not return
with her parents but will go OF
to New York where she will spenc
about a week in the home OF hel
aunt, Mrs. Bill Davis. Miss Jane
Herring departed for Oxford las
week Mhere she entered Ole Miss
Mrs. ]. w. Frellsen and Mis-
Lola Dupre spent the day visit.
ing friends in Mobile Tuesday.
Mrs. William NJ. Colmer return.
ed Tuesday from Oxford where
she motored with her son, Ton
for his entry in Ole Miss for thi.
year. En- route TO Oxford Mrs
Colmer and Tom visited the for.
mer's mother, Mrs. j. H. Miner
at Meridian for a day or two.
The Reverend NJ. S. VarnadC
departed for Jackson Monday
where he will assist the Reverend
L. w. Terrell, pastor of the Grif.
fifth Memorial Baptist church ir
that city in conducting a ten-daJ
revival.
Mrs. D. H. Thompson of Mo.
bile is spending this week with
her sister, Mrs. M. S. Varnado.
Visitors in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Frank O'Neil are Their
son-in-law and daughter, MI. and
Mrs. Justine Christiano of Lack
awanna. Mrs. Christianno will
make a longer visit but Mr.
Christiano will return to his du.
ties with the South Buffalo Raj
Road after a vacation of two
weeks.
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weekend his uncle, Clay Roberts,
and cousin, Captain Cooper
CAMPBELL of Jackson.
Mrs. Gertrude S. Woodward
has seturned to her home at
Washington, D. c., after a short
visit with her sister, Mrs. Mill
ton W. Brewer, 22l West Con-
vent avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis,
whose marriage a few weeks ago
was of interest in their home
city, Pascagoula, spent several
days here visiting in the homes
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
c. l.. Davis and Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Bogdahn. They returned
Wednesday to Tuscaloosa, where
Mr.. Davis is attending the Uni
versity of Alabama.
Miss Helen Walker departed
for Tallahassee, Fla, Wednes-
day where she will attend the
University of Florida. Miss Walk
er spent a few days with her
mother, Mrs. F. B. Walker, after
completing a course of study at
the University of North Caro-
lima.
MI. and Mrs. Victor Drake of
Memphis, Tenn, have been guests
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. HUI
bert T. Rogers, 241 Pine street.
Miss Margaret Smith has re-
turned to Charity hospital in
New Orleans, where she is in
training, after spending her va
catipn withN her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Hicks Of
Knoxville, Tenn. were over
night guests of Mrs. Margaret
Rawlinson at Longfellow House
Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Elliott, Mr..
and Mrs. John O'Hagan, and Mr..
and Mrs. B. E. Mckenzie and
daughter, Gloria, will form a par
ty that will attend the Alabama
Tulane football game Saturday.
Miss Lena McGregor and Mrs.
Elna Miller are among those who
plan to attend the Alabama-Tu
lane game at New Orleans, Sat
urday.
Mesdames Fred Taylor and
Warren B. Seelv and Miss Anne
liza Pickett returned last week
from a tour to points in Texas,
which included visits to San An
tonic. Laredo, Corpus Christi,
Houston and Galveston. They also
visited Laredo, Mexico. They
stopped for a short visit in New
Orleans en- route home.
The past weekend marked the
departure of Miss Mayme Pitt
man for Columbus to resume hei
studies at the Mississippi State
College for Women after spend
ing her vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Pittman,
703 9th street.
DR.. and Mrs. Paul Holl of Pitts
burgh, Pa, are expected to ar
rive Tuesday of next week for a
visit in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Kolb.
Harold Gautier, Jr., departed
for New Orleans, Monday. where
he made a short stop before going
on to Chicago to enter the Uni
versity of Chicago where he will
prepare himself for entry in the
law school. Mr.. Gautier has
been enjoying a long vacation
at home following his honorable
discharge from the Marine Corps
with which he saw action in the
Southwest Pacific.
Mrs. r. B. Mahaffey returned
home Thursday after an absence
of several weeks while visiting
members of her family in New
York, Washington, D. c. and At
lanta, Ga.
Mrs. ]. c. Smith arrived dur
ing the weekend having come
from DeRidder. La, to join Mr..
Smith for residence here and
with him is now domiciled at
the residence OF DR.. G. F. Fiske
on Beach Boulevard. Mr.. Smith
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

oMAMBIKMAD sIl Or DAY ssS Sork wanted by
SoLSRED GIRL; Ioee desires days day work
coIoREp Girl IVj d esires s.h.w.: refer
R Ensk and Hsnts days rOrk 5000
coIoRED GIRL, competent, desires days,
work: washing or ironing preferred Call
eoEoRED c,istSs MAID. sh.v,, cook dinner 5
ment nays room room; refs. AD. s4os. '
sa 9MAS Dreesred xans esy S
eoLoKkD s0 5skn; WOMAN wants psrt-sime work,
eoor.d
venient to bus; reference. Vienna 2s.-M
GiRL, colored, wants day work Call after
s: So = day and csrfare; references. NO
SRi e9ersa sshs' me5n5n: Psst ar sa1s s,m.
sII GTRL, Sss ssa'lored. wants 4 days work Cal
GIRL, eolored. desires Job as mother.
and 9. AD. 3o75. =
GIRL, e9lorsd Gssirss @ ssss s.ysork .,s.1
EEi.. s. and carfare. 64s callan st. ne.
MAID. reliable. wants days work. Thurs
and Fri, j; reierences, II; 1920. !.
ths n day. day, experienced worker Sd = day
WOMAN. colored. wants work afternoon
or evening: cooking, cleaning or care for
children TR. 6091.
WOMAN. colored wants light wash to dc
at home; reliable and good laundress
WANTED.s days. work . week: pr.ferably
laundry: Wed, Thurs, Fri; exper., col
ored. GE, 6S43.
TWO GIRLS want days work, cleaning OF
laundry: reference: S5, carfare and lunch
MI O563.
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HELP DoMEs1Ic tcent. J .

CIV. live in. good vases; no eeokins.
SUNDAYS ana ,auoa oti. OIL. aalssa'' sais ana Mis
eolHns 1h Os n rood s% hosls sna
SSeoausnekiEETEK, Sea hi white o's'' 70 tax. complete
siri Il, boy 10; excellent living conditions;
good salary; must have best Of references
MAID. oeoiored, s.h.w, and cooking in apart
f..r.ns.s aay nc sund:si cs %ood., W. s4s '''
sssa s1Sr Ss Ii .ss ssS ssS ft En- ssa
MAID. s.h.w., 4 days. Tuesday, THURSDAY.
Friday Saturday ~. 20 es',dT.1; e refs. ;ns SEQ
" SS1p MONTH slins g.. IL e. & 's J. Vi live
for responsible middle e-assd woman in Be.
thesda home; plain cooking and shy;
%aD os Work n wI .ssss sss With school
enc enses: shilalsn' sM 1isf. ~ I'M '000 'a'
MAID MAZE toT sh;vt expsrl:nssa g5te7 gih7 chill
NuRsEMAIb- INV. eoiered. over %.
live In. GEORGETOWN; complete charge EN-.
s Reysa Ssy sSSpe as. saas1 SIS o0k * ssl sa
5N days: experience. references required.
Phone Rnhis AZ Ap; ais1 after ! pm; .s;,,r.. 49,,
NUhSEmh1D. WHlLe OF CoiOIeu, ~. " >
sleep in, experienced with children; D. C..
references. GE. 5969. AS Hamilton st.
NURsEMAID, to care for children; no
ofi: SIS a week. IA. 4s04. III
Inc, z adults, no washing; references re-
ouired. GE. O252. 4 to 7:3o pm. If
WOMAN, white, settled and renned. gen.
home, near Univ. Park, Md. For particu-
lars. call WA. .3040. --15
WOMEN, W.-Part or full time: live
in: experienced References necessary.
Location. Eethesda. WI. 7l26. -l5
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
TUESDAY, oeToBER l5 ls4s.
SITUATIONS WoMEN Cont J

SbISSbtStNS VS"hrS NSVutsts
NURSE WANTS RELIEF WORK any week.
day except Thursdays, $40 hrs, S6.S6
fs11sL fnsLr6 p'kaeE ksLATIoss, adm asst, former
ss: :s::: .;ss s sss
PUBLIC sTENOGs.-we're not brassing.
but we know we offer the best service in
town: experienced all phases once work;
kEsEARcH ASSISTANT, social sciences.
German; available for part-time. BOX
seem: sEckErssfAL Ar or bookkeeping SERVES,
part or full time, exp HO. 0102
SECRETARY, experienced stenosrapher.
with administrative BACKGROUND, wishes re-
tiye; hvs,day week; $50 minimum. BOZ
ssiEscSRsiEraissiYi-sTENoGRArHER isSsi AIRY wants ex-
ira part-time work; good typist Phone
sfekEfAR9 sf5sss sFEN6eRApHER Fh S desires resi- %.
Sttion; expsgisneed 1gba medical financial. legal
VOCALIST, tall and ATTRACTIVE. desires to
sing with dance band 2 or nights week.
WOMAN. colored, desires part-time work.
from er1n1 Gs thTqush R sas dinnsf exp and .fpss-
WOMAN, young, desires position in ac-
mobile. cost, payroll accounting and can
tsDTfST1ts DTo1s wSMAN seN Vii ssse ssss for eaild.
aged ! to s. in nice. quiet county, homs,
o',. Eor informstien Irnh On, can MRS, "Kld1ssT.
TWocGensral Fa,o ceaasa Once work or al. elerks,
AID. O935 l6e
Evening star., 1946-10-15
ARll AilA.

YOUNG MAN, psEMansnt Res,sanas sa,esamnasute sd ssnd
tyre invoices, also simple dratsns dratsan pSud-
iss yss' S;sMasnnr ;ssSMIabnra. n nc .n Dol difsfa .. e.
youNa MEN. residents q ,,yif y.Ts,snia I. o,ss to
issrn real estate businssss. pnesrsnes and
able to mss55 5os sns strsininl under OF Bill Of
Ri,rss RiSnss pfoyided;. excellent opportunity for
E slighGnns nfHnsR fG5 prSRRopMsaT SRRs,ps%:ss
.. sSsS e. Sry4 NJ. JS MS''5,sstoa 51ss once. 1850
YOUNG MEN from 2b TO 35 yrs. of age,
mechanically inclined. to train in pipe
fabrtcating business. See Mr.. Cathel,
CO. INC: 1928 N. Arlington
Ridge rd., Rosslyn. Va. "A j..
CASH IN ON today's market, Join one Of
plenty Dty IL q Iistlnss: door time; ssssss =
WILLIAMS CO. saos Georsis ave, Silver
Spring. Nd. Mr.. Shannon. Sligo 5000.
Cash. IN ON todsy's market. Join one Of
Washington's largest real estate firms
plenty OF listings: floor time, o1nces to
MIIL.A%s WE 6: sses ''sas eoismsi. s psts,
sALEsMEN-Can you stand
making over 81, 900 per month"; Are you
willing to put in the effort to do this?
Our good salesmen make, this kind Of
BUSINESS every L enh Of .t.ss as 9S
have a. car. ambition and an honorable
or sefr MR s0as n e. ss7s
for an appointment. -16
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES tcens.y
BUSINESS.

ENGINEER, $3.50 tm), structural, REIN
forssd ass steel and aas" s9ncrete' expr BoYDs
SPECIAL AGENT lmD. $500. casualty
BoYDs. 1888 +. NA. $50. AO '
SPANISH-ENG. steno. f), start $3.50. Sec
retarial work. Secretary. radio lawyer, $500.
Magazine publishers secretary, $500. Avia-
tion secretary, start S175. Receptionist-
stenographer. $500. Association secretary,
$50 wk. Law secretary 900, start $50
new new openings pen ss, Thoasands PLACED annS-
2s yrs.D, BOYDS, 1883 r. Ma 2340.
D1ETICIAN, $500 mo. Gemalel. Bookkeep-
ers, several; $50 wk. Typists, 25 openings,
Can use so new applicants daily, hundreds
Of excellent openings Free registration.
See, Miss Knight. Room COL. front Of
building, PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1911 q
fNrERAviIEEWvhEIRs MEN, sos mo-: account
ant. S232; secretary. Fl. Eng, to $4,000;
secretary. real estate, $4,000; steno., air
lines Sl,S00; steno.- type oper., So, 100.
Also many other good positions available.
MUTUAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 1710
| @ st, NV. Ma. G954. If
gree; research work. BoYDs, 1888 r.
LEGAL sTENoG. H). So 500: reception
5-day week. $500: cIerk-stenos..' I law
ONCE, 81, 400 up; real estate secretary, $40
wk. See Mr. Bruce only, Room 202. Doz-
ems of other Interesting openings. Gail In
today, Est; Il years PERSONNEL
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-Books started. audited.
income tax records and returns. Ma. 1898.
part time. audits. statements. tax returns:
accotsTaST az 5tf1s1Tsasfs ss6oKkEErEK, capable,
wishes part-time work or accounts Du-
ReeoSSSTssf 2Sas Ss99si f.sj oFiieE RaS; MANAGER.
balance. statements. now EMPLOYED sy T
fn.n e.pay os M afsrts s po'9n 9
ARCH. OR MECH. DRAPTsMAS. willing
;d.a:y ans Young s9Ss 1884 education and many good
BOY, colored. neat. wants work; once
CERTIFTED PUBLIC ACCoUSrANT. single,
s deses Ra's
progressive organization; fully qualified to
handle msns AZ RoI ,a1 TstSrns s,, and financial
pRAFTsMAN. recent Graduate Columbia
or II tall time work. At. 9 1857 Ss0 Boz: Box 5
EDiToR. .x-Navy It.. employed by pub
fishing company desires psrt-time writing,
ssditins or promotionsi work. Box s7a.M'
ENGINEER, degree in civil enEineerins. :!
years practical experience In all types OF
Subdivision. hirhway constr. airport lay
out. desires location in Md. or Z. c.
FfssTeclass FHk gsiM s'sE SLIP COVER CUTTER wants
sserina see naeff Box ae sssM ss e. sts2
GENTLEMAN, so, would like employment
Iaris fss1M sssfE AMERICAN, single. 81. coles. ai
5unsd an Enss nnd xshes
ton where knowledse Of lanIuasss Is an
MR.. e; 6, GARCIA, 1920 2lst st. nv or
LTouoR HSs sToRE @ SALESMAN. experienced,
good s5en Iederense axailsnls at once
Man. 50-55 yrs. old, with car, for estab-
lished vending machine route. Phone CO.
Mas ss4 css55s' a sstaFfss E sslss
$50 bet, S:15 am. and 5 pm. u.
sLuDENT ret T.nts psEttsme work ivnins sys
French, ONCE work; bright, serious. Box
Trans TkaNsrosTAr1oS sss1i SPECIALIST. aged 50.
and freight fwdg: recently returned from
civ. transp. pos. in Germany and desires
traf. mgr. sales or oper. position in D. G.
VETERAN. eoiored, desires full-time en-
%ss:i HIN L seoo sS
VETERAN desires work between 8 am. and
sss = ie' R.Fs ETC. Ct a. !sRs
YOUNG EX-NAVAL finance supply ofhcer
seeking employment; years college, bus.
admin. major; intelligent, industrious.
Box 296-M. Star IT.
YOUNG MAN, with engaging personality,
seeks employment, preferably of an esthetic
or creative nature. Box 141-M, Star. 15'
YOUNG Man. able, energetic: employed by
Govt at $1,000, desires private employ
ment with good future; will accept full
time work at comparable salary or part
time on trial basis to prove worth: mar
adm, liberal artsl, considerable experience
In responsible administrative positions, Box
COLLEGE STUDENTS, colored. desire
part-time work after school in photo
graphy shop. Call FR. 56s7 after pm.
Evening star., 1946-10-15
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

CLERK T-sTENOGRAPHER. expert
tail work. now employed private industry,
desires so permanent Pc position NovemoeE l.
cSd isSM GIRL s'a[ desires any type position
several afternoons week; experienced TYP,
z eoLlEak 81 ri ssas shsp. BA. in chem. ~ 4 Yrs.
Salary afs s4o sG'i aD FisE sss 'sns Mrs
ccooSMnPAN1oN-HoUsEKEEpER coSnP with elderly
sdne tsm,is Hr sun free asiSs Lneoin to5
ases As eA1 and gwen mis- wRisHT ieltszsTH
Psri.nced College sraduste Phone Ii.
DkEssMAKNG. design, remod;: altsEss
tons: eve: gowns specially; reas MI MISS s.
BERT, $50 irving n.w:. Ant. 4. AD. 223S
shass ss sos
FIRST COOK. colored;; EXP, or bakers 5
US. r' last N pl. MARTHA PORTER, Lu. ss75.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK. knowledge of
typine. double entry bookkeeping. young
!ssS sssk asisss sss sss:M s., & s9ss week. 30
SsTs Son.st q ana enld reliabie on0a dE asn ssss
GIRL, colored, desires days work, So and n
gaIlnnaIl1,r San pe'"e'A ~ - "
GIRL. coIored, wants Job as waitress. Ho.
GIRL. colored, high school grad, desires
lob as companion to elderly lady or cieri-
cal; no exp. NO. 2739 before pm.
tress e or days work: exp. and ref. Ho
HoiJSEWTyEs, 2, want work at home; pre-
yious experience in addressing, sorting,
stufins, sealing mail advertising: typing:
gen. ONCE work. 81. 2SS9,
aS s I.ss ssd Or e zf: Work snis sSnds to
do at home. co. 1925.
sgrsdi s.hrs' das. g'''is 81 sis5, Ext. eSi. CORN
NURSE, H registered, with hosp, private, doe
once experience; available at once. Can
NGR NGRSEMAID wishes to work 5 days a
week, to 5 pm; has practical nurse
experience light housework; fond Of chill
dren; salary. S25 or $50 week; live out
EHRsG SH sGiH; for chronic adult; will do 1e,hr
sfS 81 1sSt ansyE t xhs. care elder
" lady or infant; live in or out. Phone
AARRRsSE.SGvoyERNEss III wishes position with
shild9sas SHl sss7. years and over e1e'Aen' !s''
PRACrICAL NURSE, colored. desires ma
ternity cases or child care. TR. 2SS7. is
Eals s:.Is seFsa ssssl.ss. ssa'' cs snSat S
PsYcHoLOGIsT wants position in psyche
therapeutic work or testing. b. 8. in
psychology, 2 years experience IN as As
distant II psycholosieal laboratory. g 1nox