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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-21
By MICKEY

The Pascagoula Panthers kept
their season slate clean and add
ed the ninth victory to their
string last Friday night with a TO
defeat of the Laurel Tornadoes in
the wettest game ever played in
the Big Eight Conference.
A driving rain, which began in
mid afternoon in the Jones Coun-
ty city, beat down from opening
kickoff to final whistle and the
field was literally six inches UNI
der water in some spots during
the entire battle.
An estimated 5000 fans, a large
number from this area, saw Pas
cagoula score midway the first
quarter and watched the two
teams punt on first downs for the
rest of the night. The big Lau-
rel IL, 20 pounds to the man heav-
Ter than the invaders, should
have been the better team under
such conditions but the plucky
Panthers skidded them back or
their heels time after time.
The lone tally came after Lau-
rels Harold Maxwell failed te
snare a floating pass from center
and Guard Sylton Coles swan
dive brought a Pascagoula re-
covery on the Tornado 80 OIL
thereabout.
Rocky Byrd completely rocked
the Tornado when he tossed the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-21
DIV Winds Up
Season With Four
Wins, Four Loses

The DIV Eagles wound up their
regular football schedule here
last Saturday night on the short
end of a 60 game with the Notre
Dame Rebels of Biloxi in the Ea-
gle homecoming game.
The loss left the Eagles with
four wins and four losses for
the season.
Saturday nights game was a
heart breaker, with the locals
failing to score after reaching the
Rebel one yard line. Underdogs,
they also failed to bet a tie when
the visitors scored late in the
game, which was played on a
fuddy field.
The Eagle threat came when
Blackwell recovered a Rebel FUN
BILE on the Notre Dame II yard
Continued On Page q
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-21

Williams latched on to a short
pass for the extra point.
Gulfport tailed late in the Sec
ond quarter and again in the fin
al frame to put the game on
ice for the visitors.
The Panthers won only one of
the five-game schedule but OBJ
tanned valuable experience for the
varsity years to come.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-21

goula. the Shrimp Bowl in BIZ
loxi. the Memorial Bowl in
Jackson. the Magnolia Bowl in
Meridian. and the Cream Bowl
in Jackson.
AS the Big Eight Conference
leaders. speculation has il that
the Painters can have their
choice of these bids and a posi-
BILE mythical state champion
shin.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-21
G 8 Title HOPES AT STAKE IN MERIDIAN GAME
Observation-Disclosures Reserve Seats

Less than 500 reserve seat tickets for the Pascagoula-
Meridian game on Thanksgiving Day have been received here
and will 60 on sale Monday, November "a, at $3.50 at the high
school only, it was announced this week.
It's a first come first served proposition, according to Prin-
cipal Virgil Gill, who says school officials cannot hold" seats
for anyone.
No general admission tickets for adults will be on sale
here but will presumably be on sale in Meridian at the gate.
The stadium seats more than 10000 persons and standing
room is expected to be at a premium at the seasons final game.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-21
Panther Cubs
Lose Seasons
Final To Comn,ys

Coach w. w. wiley's Panther
Cubs lost their final game of the
season here last Thursday night
when they were defeated 1877 by
the Gulfport Junior Hi team.
Moody scored the losers lone
tally in the first quarter at the
end of a sustained drive and Cliff
Evening star., 1947-07-28
SITUATIONS WOMEN,

ABLE YOUNG WOMAN. Is yrs. editing.
indexing, reviewing, copywriting, layout in
specialized fields, administrative exp,
aDaPTsBIE TaPTs 1d YoTNG va WOMAN NAM sxe e'ar as ed
tor, critic, composer of successful musico-
dramatic works. seeks position requiring
person Of proven ability. Box 2o1..x,
s,Ds5s and RYDssy ta.s sxssuys
sIa5 per per week. Box 1 4ss.I. ssT Star. S' 30.
BOOKKEEPER, very sood and long years.
experience, wants. employment in ofice or
psEssMAkfNG. s desSn. isn %'r renod. i'Ai alteIa-
tons: eve. gowns a speciality; reas. MISS
BERT. 1880 Irving NV. Apt: 4. AID. 223s
HOMES HOME EcoNoMfes cSfS Usi2 GRAD wishes lob .
dtetitisn in school college. Govt, hosgi.al.
GIRL, white. wants, JOB minding chtl5
dren. experienced. reliable. Call RA. 1StS
LADY. personable. intelligent, desires posi-
tipping, can travel: no selling; S35 mini
mum. Box 105-x. Star.
NURSE, practical, will care for invalid or
e1nssSeeaE erenees Ap pies'' s4es 0Ss or night
NURSE. grad, desires position in doctor
es, or DENTS, aT sass eee' full or part time ref
PRACTIcAI GRADUATE NURSE. coiored.
desires cases in nearby Va. and Washing
ton, preferably, maternity. Call OK, 42S7
PRACTICAL NURSE -housekeeper with
child, 81 desires employment: city ref:
sosed sDsealizsd sdr in os;tesfGs sfsr with m and
ROOMING. or. apartment house operator.
experienced. desires position as managsE;
Gin,. vii live ys,b in. Call MRS H NJ Evans
SECRETARY. legal; will work evenings or
week ends. Phone District a414,
sTEmoGRapaER ,S; yrs ssBg sss AXE 1ao
curately RA 9O3S after $50
Evening star., 1947-07-28
HELP DOMESTIC.

CO0K-HoIrs, moor till pm, for famil,
q 4. GEORGETOWN. Phone AID. 3747. Mon
cook.G.H,W; small family, suburban
good wages: sleep in. WI 5462.
COOk-G.H.W. fond of children: pm
till about 7; no Sundays; family of 4; S15
Westchester Apt. 635-B. EN-. 7724 -2s
COUPLE, man and wife, cook INV; live
IN; new home, Chevy Chase; references
GIRL, colored. desires days work or bar
time: excel. ironer and cleaner. TR. 1905
GIRL, colored. wishes part-time work a!
g:h:w; references. MI. 0769 after 10 m
GIRL, colored. wants general housework
sxper.; no Sundays: full or part time AT
979e
GIRL. colored, desires work as mother.
hepsr or take care child. RE. 477O.
sansaioS MR RAYMoNtpSs e4lsS S'5si 10Th ave- HeN
HoIsEWORKER. $40 a wk for days
LAUNDRESs wants washing at home, nice
sunny sum Xxx yara; also laundry out by the day
WOMAN, colored. reliable, neat, part-time
work. IL noon through dinner hr: no far
away calls or Sun. work. HO. 1888
GIRL, colored. wants days work EX
WOMAN. plain cook, good: get dinner $40
? M; Syn; ., ] ao pm; for cple. in apt; soc
WOMAN: colored, wishes Job cooking and
gh.w.: $50 wk. and carfare. NO. / 76S.
WOMAN. colored, wishes g days work.
Tues. and Wed. cleaning or laundering;
65 cents hr. and carfare. DE. 5O46.
Evening star., 1947-07-28
SALESMAN tcons. J

SALESMEN, married, over IS, selling only
ing, no deliveries, no collecting; with US
you spend all your, time selling. This
company recognizes the professional status
have to spend any time keeping the Gus
toner happy. Our product Is tops in its
held, stands on its own feet after you
sell It. Men hired now will get in on
big expansion program. We will show you
call Mr., VANS. RE. ssis. 'e'''f Wss ess'
SALESMAN = Opportunity for 1iyewire.
nnlm. earnings for good worker. Max
sApply in person before 10 am, MELONS
STUDIo, iI55 Elsdensburg rd. ne. -2S
SALES OPENING-Washingt territory
open for aggressive man interested in
aboye-average earnings and security In re-
turn Tor hard work calling on garages.
service shops and factories with nationally
known line OF tools and equipment. Pro-
tecteo territory. Csr or truck necessary
Commission basis. Cash deposit aeainst
ear stock required. Write SNAP-ON
TOOLS CORP. 1909 East goth St. Balti-
more Is. Md -oS
Evening star., 1947-07-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ADDRESSING, mailing. duplicating. un-
SERVICE, MA. o77e' Atlas Bldg. 9th and
BEGiNNING B Gil, VINO THIS DATE. I am not ao re-
sponsible for any debts incurred on con-
trssted 6y any qns but myself MaURGE d
CANNING PEACHES. large Elbertas, direct
oushel, at Seven Corners in fairfax County.
Va, seven miles west from Memorial
Bridge, on Route so; next to Hillwood Mo,
tor & Co. on Lee blvd at sign of big red
5oik cohLARs Ass 'TRanES FRAYED. Don't throw that
Shares cG away ALAE e ef9 faNbR 91f AND pRY
SEcKTIEsSNeckties 1 are given new lease
on life. Soiled ties cleaned. refreshed, re-
agsa Asb fsnf 6FR s7sT etRAsfsa e ri sHsE eSR tAs
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
shIE VIII NoT S Be f9 REsF6SsfBLh asSsS i for
ss SsRt' jo FS * sny LESLIE fhfE Hof hsn
DIAN PIaMoSbs. oid q jsSS jsEsiry sSq sIlysT wanted
DIAMONDS n JEwhIRY 81 hM WI WANTfD-Hishes, rf
essh Prices; Free appraisal. ARTHUR
GAsKhL GAs HIAriSe asS Bo1Lhks 81 and hos.water
monthly payment; lmmeolate installatlon
D A. STANSBURY. Ii. 3029.
GAS WATER HEATERS, 20. 80. 40 GAL.
automatic; no cash needed, small monthly
payment; immediate installation. D. A
STANSBuRY. IL 302a
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockhold-
ers of the POTOMAC INSURANCE co. Of
directors will be held In the once of the
company, 900-906 r st. NV. Washington
D. C.. Monday, August 4. 1947. at II
O'Clock noon, and the books for the trans
fer stock will be closed from July 29th to
August 4th. inclusive, 1941. Douglas 4.
HAMS, country cured. from Western N c.,
81 lb Dupont 1898, Apt. 203, 1872 10th
ST NV 100 lbs.
ACCOUNTING and tax service, weekly or
monthly statements: reas. D. H. THOMP-
SON. RE. 1859 or CHI. 1885.
WE WILL NOT BE RESP0NSIBLE for TAX
ina your money unless you hnd our dye
EerS 9sq4sif1 1 Tns Dye Mosk speGiaist'
GE. e777.
Evening star., 1947-07-28

France offer fraction of Europe
to you. And not even the larger
part. 1t is the smaller fraction,
both according to territory, popu-
lation and economic indices. And
this raction of the European con-
tinent is called its western part. "
| But can it exist without the basic
part of Europe? No, it cannot!
And no one seriously doubts this.
The western" part of Europe is
not an integral unit in any respect.
The u. S. A. wanted to hitch Is
states to its chariot. But in the
words of our famous fable writer,
Ivan Krylov, THE swan pulls sky
wards (this. perhaps, is France
the lobster pulls backwards Brit
ain?D, and the pike pulls towards
the water Gtaly? Portugal0. So
the cart is stuck"
German Revival Seen.
All this seems frightfully unbusi-
nesslike. More probably it is propa-
ganda. And it is-propaganda of
the Western bloc" directed against
the Soviet Union; propaganda for
the revival of German militarism on
a new foundation; propaganda con-
Quoted by capitalist monopolies to
counter the policy of naturalization
of industry and finances. 1t is, in
general and above all, anti-Soviet
propaganda.
Neither we, the Soviet people, nor
the peoples of Eastern Europe, re-
fuse to have business relations with
the United States of America and
other countries. We have been trad
ing and will trade with all those who
wish to trade. We aren't only busi-
ness people, but the most business
like people in the world; because
we don't chase after illusions, but
look facts squarely in the face, and
we know our business.
Credits represent the motive pow
er of trade, and we are in favor
of credits. But those who think
that the terms of credit may be
dictated to Independent and self
respecting nations. that their SOW
ereignty may be purchased whole
sale and retail, have utterly failed
to understand the events of World
War II or anything in postwar rela-
tionS.
Conspiracy Charged.
We are not participating in the
Paris speculations because it is not
an economic transaction between
equal nations, but political con-
spiracy against the independence of
European nations. This cannot be
concealed from the people This ac-
counts for their alarm. British For
eign Minister Ernest Bevin was
obliged to maneuver before $4,000
miners at Morpeth in an effort to
assuage the alarm of the British
people. But far from abatiHg, this
alarm will grow so long as the mys-
terious American bag with an un-
known animal in it lies on the Paris
conference table.
1t is impossible to deceive Europe
by offering her slavery under the
guise of credits. Neither can Amer
lea be deceived by the offer of few
bones of Europe instead of Europe.
We, believe that nothing will come
of the rotten deal in Paris-eXcept
private acquisitions by one or an
other side In one or another coun-
try incapable of defending its in
dependence.
The Soviet Union doesn't trade in
rotten goods.
This is the answer of the Soviet
businessman to the question from
the American businessman.
Evening star., 1947-07-28
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS. remodeiing, carpentry. plumb
ing, plastering painting etc: free esti-
Rstsi R9 19nsz dSxnI y yesriR R 70 4PPy Pay
AsPHALf AHpN DRIvEWaYs. sN private @ N' roads,
country roads and parking areas. Call GL.
5949i prompt service. free estimates. ~,
BUILDING, carpentry remodellng OF all
kinds. we specialize in closing porcheS'
free estimates Gail II; 1893. ., L2S
s41Sf!e5e1 sToRE coNsfRucT1o& RI5 + 81 CO. :.
CARPENTRY, brick and cement and cleo
ns iaea sDro nsuasHs saT. E5 ase duns D3
HUDG1Ns, RE; 1889 and CO. 64sS g..
coNsT S9FknaHsoD co gen eRsso Al $3.50 ::
CEMENT WORK. stone walls S., hagstons
MARsctGcc1os Rte I HoIners. Sse' lane Rock
coSckfTEeemenF Sa55s FGso sork footnss drive
sad nss WORK, {, GALEA. AT; 2ss84. 2s84. 20 70
estimates; lmmedlsstss, installation. A r.
SSEStKs9i SESttYKs c9 Pj 2yps: s2a7 wood picket Wire.
coae concrete t,'S work; terms. NJ. W. FENCE co.
FLOOR SERVICE. nothing put the best;
laying. sanding, finishing. cleaning par
ING CONTRACTORS. INC. 1872 Wiscon-
FLOOR SANDING, cleaning and hpishing;
reduced rates. r. NJ. OLIVER son,
GGiENERAL HOME IMPROVEMENTS. attic
to basement; porches and walks. Large or
small Jobs. DI. .559l after o pm. 29'
Complete hot-water radiation systems with
summer and winter domestic ho%okqP;v % v1c.s, exs
pert engineering; 3 yrs to nay. SERVICE
HOME Heating ExPERTs-warm aigs
not water coal, oil, gas. repairs. con-
vsrsions. new installations; copsultat ations
and estimates without obligation. Phone
oR oRT,ASSs 4sgs xopERS1zEp. floor to ceiling.
we feature the famous Kitchen-Maid
cabinets and Tracy stainless steel sinks;
worn lipcleum sink tops permanently Re.
placed general improvements. MODERN
HOME CO. Ma. $40. 0.--
Icont tini,ed son Next Peze.l
Evening star., 1947-07-28
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

ACCORDION LESSONS, beginners and ad-
vance; Stella Werner. instructor. COLUM-
BIA SCHOOL OF MUSIC, ME. 1419. =
MECHANICALLY MINDED MEN look into
refrigeration and air-conditioning as a
profitable future career, veterans and civil
ians. Write UTILITIES INST, Box all,
Star. HS'
sEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED--Modern
training in all subjects, day. night and
PARTING classes; get our free catalogue
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. approved
1340 N. Y ave. NE. 777S. gstab. 1918
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. all
for GT training. WAR-F1.YNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE, 1910 G st. NV, pI. 1852
POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught
IN short time; results guar guar approved p pp for
1905 g st, nv; ME-; 400. RA; $500,
QUICK REvIEW COURSE in shorthand.
chimes; New classes nov starting; Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 st Ma. 233SS
TELEPHONE PIX COURSE with touch
tipping, 2 and 4 wks course Mrs Page,
CAPITAL BUREAU. 1911 G st. NV. MA
2l14
Evening star., 1947-07-28
SALESkEN.

HH a4ss s'9ssd iss S tae
kExh fHssn fSTAfE sSf saaLEsMAN. full time only;
established Arm You'll find this a real
opportunIty 70 make money yi, Bret PEster soi sS7
sth Sc sal ssesRsn AT asss p AZ ssss
plete line plumbing and heating installa :
PLUMBiSa & HEATING. s44 H st. ne
statesmen to sell aluminium, and wood
combinat alton storm and screen windows.
gas and oil heating equipment on very
soa. 1s5s aaVa asmpan sas sn Il you Of ssd, as vs finn
40 DAY afRa5s BK5 E Co. f kc
s2EEs saEns Ef h3 fSeo for
cern. must be thoroushly experienced in
sales merchandising and sales promo
for thorouehiy capable man between
salary. $4,000. Write: gIvine, sxpsrience.
All replys confidential. present employees
REAL oPPoRTuNITY offered ambitious,
the advertising neld A complete line Of
cialties, and gift items created BY Amer
men me earn from $4,000 to $4,000. Sat
F.. DOW CO, 1885 Conn. ave. D. c. IT
statesmen, roofing and siding canvassers.
exper., weekly advancement. sH. 2017
Statesmen to sell home owners beautiful
plastic tile for remodeling walls Of bath
uTi permanent lifetime &c dursbility. attractive
colors. This product Is SUPERIOR to an. any
other tiles obsolete; II you want to make
big money. come in and see s vs.; Inter, Msr
Vev5Ip ylews .ps mGrnlnss S.nninS
Statesmen, exper toys. games, sporting
goods; with car; want producer capable
Of lee earnings. Good opportunity. Box
419-V. Star. -2S
statesmen to sell brick siding, roofing.
automatic hot-water heaters, kitchen and and
conversions: oil. coal and gas furnaces.
complete heating installations: best dssl e
ASSOCIATED CONTRACTORS. INC,
1512-14 Bennins I'd. ne. so
SALESMAN to sell dry cleaning and press
ing machine equipment. Good proposition
to right man. o07 9th 1t. NV. -2s
Evening star., 1947-07-28
HELP MEN and WOMEN

COLOR ARTIST and photoaraphers want
ed: top pay. Apply Suite 4, S14 18th ST.
NV. between liza pm -2s
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION II YOU sing
IN our Southeastern University Choral So
clety preparing concert-opera programs;
opportunity for serious members. No
charge Give voice and phone number
Box 369-K. Star
OPPORTUNITY for energetic men or wom-
en-. desiring quick advancement, to get in
ing orsanization. Earn above average in
come. Prof1t basis. Thorough training
given; Car helpful. Box 4s5-R. Star. 2ss
ThANSLATORS, opportunity earn extra
money In spare time: all Languages. Give
pertinent details, indicate II stenographer
Or typist Box ass. Star. 80
COLORED - Profitable whole or part
time work. for refined and energetic men
and women: experience not necessary
Apply 2125 st. NV. weekdays 1912 noon,
Evening star., 1947-07-28
SITUATIONS MEN.

%ss' aS fsss tax Tsons psons VI SJSS etc
APPLICANTS are available for temporary
positions as junior accountants. bookkeep-
apss' fpoYM hnd issfs sRDszsss ERes' Ha' sn sa
students Of Strayer College Of Accountancy
on Sumner vacations will be recommended.
Telephone MA. 174s. ask for Mr.. Dixon.
BARTENDER, knowledge and experience of
cost and control, desires permanent. re-
Sponslole employment in NV. Wash. Box
BOY, coiored. college student, desires part
time evening or full-time Saturday work;
IsS
management. job evaluation, public rela-
tions; can offer 1G, yrs experience: mar
ried, age 30; no selling; salary open. Box
kEM.ToNE IsiHf Sssf' SPECIALIST and ,aister, int
II Rsi MGR e5 81 6E assf sssf .r. 49, 1
COLLEGE education; l3 yrs. with same Arm,
ref.T.noss R G aso eyer cH ssas Il frame 'ran'D sse
OFFICE MGR. .-accountant, count 80, univ. back
ground exper. in merch., sales direction,
dp capable in research reports
TYPlsT, legal, fast. accurate, legal educa-
ten salary a'fsn9onS sos sSs9 cRy tsr s1da' "k
YOUNG MAN. 10. desires employment with
washington WA Arm lg can type. good eduea-
eH4gfTEgs, SstsTsn. sSlor;a; desire. s ,er
Lu. aaI7, ARTHUR MACK. 20.
CHAUFFEUR Chauffeur. houseman or
references. Wo. $500 ~ IS:
ENGLISHMAN, 43, reliable and eficient.
desires permanent position. general once
work; WORK good at figures; excel refs 90. Gil
FORMER ARMY CAPTAIN. business COL
lese education, desires position. with op-
portunity for Advancement: xeliable. not
afraid to work. Call Temple 6443. 2s'
MAN wishes janitor JOB with quarters,
3136 South st. NV. Cali Me. 2490 from
Man, colored, red wishes Job as delivery man
for LIQUOR store, or truck driver. Ii. s. 90!2'
MATHEMATICS TEACHER. NJ. A.. age 81,
male: teaching and engineering experience.
College teaching desired. Box 173-x. Star.
MECH. CRAFTSMAN. young, with 8 years
experience at detailing and some design
wants permanent job with good 8, arm
YOUNG MAN, rs, white. married, no chill
dren, desires position on poultry farm or
estate. Write A. L. MICKLE, care OF
Norman Turkey Farm. Charlotte Hall No.
YOUR 0PPORTUNITY-Young t26l. wei
educ. vet. married, employed in highly
confidential Govt. ofice tsection discon-
tirued. tech background, supervisory
and managerial exp. linguist, writing ana
editorial exper.; new car. Only interested
in respons. position; SO weekly MINIMUM
fWo TvN 'A yETEkaN Ran STUDENTS. desir. part
time lob as clerk-typist. who can work
20
Evening star., 1947-07-28
PERSONAL.

DREsSMAKING. alterations BY the day
OF Or in my Sn home MI: 0434 .,.,
wide selection OF latest fabrics: quick, EN-
cient service; free estimates. WASHING
TON UPHoLsTERING CO., 1909 H st.
CAMP CAM e; cATocTrN 1SsS FOR GIRLS Riding
every day, swimming, boating in a mile OF
private stream; Northern virginia; regis
AaSSit AoMF HEAriNG EA SlGO ExsEkTswarm RI sTsz air.
hot water. coal oil, gas repairs, conver..
vaut o
PERMANENT WAVES. 81: shampoo and
nnEsrxsys ssrs SOC No sDpoi9tments An
Flynn BEAUTY COLLEGE. ISio G st.
JsoS SoU .fr Ms, E srER Rrss es taAs 81 gssS
sAs2 sfrfERs Ef 7sHt
ALTERATIONS of all. kinds, .dressmakins
tsSrng Po~p ppsa service f0I 5o7
Sc. white or colored Nd; or Va. cox
BUMPTY DUMPTY Tsrv NURSERY oTSIfIs SCHOOL, Sch
on %ai nvsed AsH dtK fcsnssd ans nSn soms I'm %
s .Rf MAsnEE Hit
HONOUR SCHOOI. '34U ave.
memoriams, scrolls. graduation certificates,
courteous service. Price quoted before
work started Box 75-X, Star.
INFANT CARE, for child from 2 weeks TO
/ year: 5 or 7 days wkly everything furn.
incl. food. clothing, laundry; reas
GRADUATE NURSE tcolored, - Care
chronic or invalid case. p,m.-7 am; no
VfcTRoLA RECoRDS MADE in your home.
childrens receptions, parties, any time
HOME REGoRBIEG GO GL;, 1900; 80
nurses. airy rooms. best food, tray service.
43l7 Ksnsss ave. nv GE. 97s9 81
day delivery. Your fabric or ours. DA1G-
NEAULT. Decorators.
opposite Walter Reed references. GE.
vEiTcH STREET KINDERGARDEN: day
and boarding; enroll now; tor fan term
beginning Sept. ,. 1921 North Vcitch St.
Arlington. Va. tele Gil. $500.
WILLIAMS, formerly opposite, Mayfiower;
reducing for gentlemen only: hrs. + to
pm. Phone GL. 6l72. 30.
Evening star., 1947-07-28
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

AUTO SALES, cxper, title clerk {mJ. Ad-
yertising secretary, under 30. days, 500
Trade assoc. secretary exeep., S2oO. EN-
bookkpr, legal days. $50 wE. Trans
portation secretary $500 up. Temp ste
nog.. IA wks.. 25c hr. Need 100 new ap-
picsnts daily for top-Salaried positions
Oldest emg Hs: service in ss Estah w: 90
come. BoYD's. 1884 F, MA. S33S,
MARINE MECHANICS. ships carnenter;
exper ,out-board motors. gesoline and
diesel pleasure craft: annual salary s. 400
f. slf sha fsse ssRveE
Wash, Bldg, 18th & N. Y. ave. DI, 1920,
sTRUCTURAL STEEL MAN. $50 week
a13 18th ST. NV RE. 2S2S,
BOOKKEEPER., ~. .30-35; exper double
entry bookkeeping, 5-day wk.. NV sec
tion; Sis start.
Receptlon!St-typi attractive, "3-3O;
good typing, shorthand desirable; start
Secretary. legal. e5-ss: 5-day week;
start $500 a mo. WALTER H. KESSLER
PERSONNEL SERVICES M oa 81 Wash Bldg"
ground and sales ability; So oO0 base plus
commissions on total dept; sales.
p s'ss fisnSa not
with jobbers and familiar. with sales train
ing. advertising, etc; S5,2OO-S6 5nn. eX-
ssf kEssIER f"' PERsoNNEh sERVIcEs. siits
Wash. bldg. 18th Il N. Y. ave, D1. 402o
DOMESTIC. C.---
DOMESTIC HELP by day, week, or month
We. protect your homes by seleeting II the
EMPIOYMENT AGENCY, 634 S st NV
Evening star., 1947-07-28
Argentina Buys Cos Firms

The Argentine government has
purchased two private gas companies
near Buenos Aires. and announced
that it soon will be able to supply
90 per cent of the gas service in the
country,
Evening star., 1947-07-28
MOTOR TRAVEL.

THE TRAVELLERS REGISTER for car own
ers and guests; share expenses; refs. ex-
changed; cars to all cities: California
daily. 1921 n Y. ave, NV. RE, 6sse, 29'
ARMY OFFICER CRYING new car; car; cslit
am Monday or after. --2S
DENVER, 2 or 3 passengers; leaving AUG,
, Box 92-S, Star. 80
Evening star., 1947-07-28
AGENTS,

MEN, WOMEN-Cash for you-easy; show
frienos. neighbors amazing laundry-sav.
ing plastic tablecloths, aprons, rainwear
baby needs; tremendous demand: house.
wives wild about them; beautiful patterns
Golors. Sell on sight-big proft for you
Dept. A-I2, AL s. Clinton, Chicaro 4