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Evening star., 1948-05-17
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY handles the
better school and office positions. .ts 2o4
PUBLIC RELATIONS =, Secretary f.i
start 5000 mo-, meet the public, real
future; secretary in Arlington. $50 wk.;
religious secretary, Prot, 500 mo-; many
part-time openings; thousands are placed
annually in the better positions. Est.
over 30 yrs. For the better positions. see
us today. Miss White or Miss Lee Free
registration. BOYD'S, 700 18th St, Ma.
.,3:;S over Zlotnick. floors.
sTENoG-sECY. a., $50 wk; office mgr :
salaries to $40, wk. up. For exceptional
positions. see Miss Bond. RE. 2S2S. FORD
EMPL. SERVICE, 913 10th st. NV, near
Eye.
STENOGRAPHERS-W have a wide va
riety OF openings in reputable organiza-
tions Offering .S9l6 to S3o5, per mo- for a
5-day wk. If you are looking for work.
these positions deserve your consideration.
No charge unless placed. AMBASSADOR
SERVICE, 1924 K st. NV.
Suite 20S-a ST 74l5, II
TYPISTS-We have many perm. openings
for typists in various organizations. work
ing days per wk offering Sl60 mo.
1924 K st. NV, Suite 20s-9. ST. 7415.
Evening star., 1948-05-17
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY for sale, owner ill: 5000 cash
schools; $50 rent; 3-year lease. 14o7- V
RESTAURANT with liquor near Govt.
sickness at sacrifice price. Call ST. 1896.
AND BAR Busy corner,
averasing aeins es 500 daily M heavy @ bar trade;
rent $500 monthly including Groom apt
above, good lease owner in other type
SS5oo Ss5eSS cash slAp,a payment, balance monthly
from experienced party. BOB HoLLAN
DER. Restaurant Specialist; Exclusive
Broker, occidental Hotel 14ll Pa. ave.
r RooMiSG House for rent: 10 rms.
baths and bsmt.; newly and elegantly
Z Z I. cHEBiTHEs, attorney If
WASHINGTON; Baltimore blvd d; 20 Arms: rms
newly furn.: high elevation: "A acres,
with 600-ft. frontage splendid view. Also
have tourist cabins, gas stations; parslns Hn
GIG ;sISt aslI N, mr. wS z0'p% isls "''" D.
Timken, distributor desires limited number
Phone Fl aearftS Ia $500, % Howard l. Haitsren' rs
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY for quail
fed businessman to cbtain gasoline service
station in an excellent Washington loca-
ton Write stating qualifications. business
experience and phone number. Box l,B,
BEER-Active store; no heavy
meats; over Sl,lO0 weekly; NV; colored
trade; reduced for quick sale: only. $500
town. Can Ralph Kasofsky, with AUER-
Suite SnHh 400, q Di 65ol. evenings vi s3Io.
ee ROOMS, BATHS. 14th st, nv, near
Euclid ~ housss $3.50 toa rent 7mo @1" to mo
sppr0o prcs od drastesy reduced Tor
quick sale: only $1,000 down payment
PAsToR-IUTz, NC. i129 Vt. ave. NV
COUNTRY STORE. l acre. fully equipped;
handles general line Of merchandise To-
quickly! auieR JOHN BuRDoFT, colesviiie. Md;
r: F: D No; 3 3.t Silver Spring. Md. Can
ssGn sAKGRY ma and sd candy retail store for sale
fully equipped: located in Arlington; 5
sk sss wa cs 'ef Gf ss for or . NJ ls a2S
JEwELRY STORE, excellent 14th st. NV;
and fixtures free; dollar for dollar for
EARN f.ssk $50 eA or MORE WEEKLY operating
Ing E0n.e mscSines 81 Dfaho small INV viii get
you started In this fascinating @ business: IS.
snf W. tsesn COIN you sss WEs co
bIiE2EtIcArEssES Ii2t EssiRoFs exss st sasnH5s
yr lease, rent, S2HU. d dpls. dDoFef III
come quoted over 5000 week; clean
stock. good refrigeration: priced to sell
OWENS REALTY, NE. O4s6 IL
sELF-sERviCE GRoC,; meats and and beer, beef
chant can do 81 500 weekly: priced low
at 50 900: complete with stock and truG1' ,S6
$3.50. with KoGoD q BooKoFF, b3l r.
GRoC AND MEATS mo beer. weekly
vol 5000; 2 lovely apts: immed noss,; @
priced at $1,000, complete: terms. Eye
Eas koeop sookoFF. s5l e St: NV
sEhLrssERvIcn sh gRvIScHn MKT. mo beer, weekly
vol. over 81 900; good spot; welliknown
rihce: good terms: Eve aon and sun j. po5% Jes
OFF, s31 St NV. Ma. 1889, MA. 1874.
III
SNACK BAR. s1s 5th st ne; 9-year
lease. low rent; nsT Kitchen best oser
sILTMORE N.w-l2 rooms baths oil
/. W. heat; lovely 3-room apt and private
hath on frst floor for owner; income quot
ID over s4o0 monthly, Price; So 900: one
lis
Evening star., 1948-05-17
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK. first class colored, middle aged, to
go away for summer; cooking only; excel
lent refs Call TR. 240l.
GIRL, colored. wishes job as g.h.w.. live
out. Call after B MI. 1862.
GIRL colored. desires parttlme work.
mornings and afternoons breakfast
through l pm. afternoons = pm. through
dinner. Call MI SO19.
GIRL, colored, wants days work. 1888
S St NV, CO. 6044.
GIRL, colored. wishes part-time morning
work of any kind; city reference. MI.
4492
NURSE. graduate, practical colored, wants
child care; S2S wk NO 1867.
WOMAN. colored. wants days work. Ho-
bart 5O25 1887 1lth st. NV -11
Evening star., 1948-05-17
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, very ex-
perienced. middle-aged; type. balances.
payroll, taxes, reconciliations, languages.
Decatur 030o, Ext. 400. IT,
COMPANION. practical nurse, hospital
trained, responsible. refined, free to travel
for elderly or semi-invalid. Box 2s.-A.
Star. is
tions: eve gowns a speciality. reas. MISS
BERT, 1880 irving st. NV. Apt. 4. AID.
Evening star., 1948-05-17
DOMESTIC

ATTENTION, COL. DOMEsTTCs. g.hw.
hotel maids, men and women day work
erS. cooks, walters, mattresses. porters,
dishwashers. chambermaids and general
utility men for summer resorts. NATION
AL HOME SERVICE, 1117 U st. NV. Co
$3.50, CO. 640S. IT.
WE HAVE fi-st-class colored help. full or
part tune: also day workers: Call AD.
06:}9, PRUDENTIAL EMPLOYMENT SERV-
ICE, 1853 Wallach pl. NV. Is
EXPERIENCED COLORED HELP for
domestic and public work NO. 1863.
NATURAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. ~
Florida ave. NV. 20
WE HAVE PORTERS. drivers and laborers.
exper Call DE. 6645 -2l
WE HAVE exper. domestic workers OF all
types go w st. NV. DE. 6ff., ii
Evening star., 1948-05-17
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO KANSAS CITY and Omaha
leave June 3, return June IA: room for 3.
: RESPONSIBLE MEDICAL STUDENTS
will carefully drive your car to California
after May 20. RE. 1So9 ls'
others. IA. 6372; after Z pm, RA.
Evening star., 1948-05-17
MIscELIAhEoUs FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera, darkroom
or movie outfit: largest selection OF cam
sure meters. fash guns; cash or terms.
Rance finders, films color films. pn9,9 pnGa9
pa apers, chemicals photo books ana ,2go
more Items We buy ard trade BRENNEH
PHOTO co, 933 Pa. ave NV. tOpp.
Justice Deptt Catalog free. RE. 2434
f0nntfnned IN Next PaxAl
Evening star., 1948-05-17

STENOGkAPHEk, exce!ient opportunity :
sMhRcaS SR Pny co nsusnss so
sff!sa ssffSsocRspHhk Ms to1 SGsfl General oee work
Md MRS; MILFORD, uM; o9l5; .:,.st msa ..
permanent position; opportunity to ad-
vance. 40-hr.' 5.day week: good WORKING ri dns
acaten ster sne SlsK MhR
CAN CA "A XAUrTioMoBILE ASSOCIATION. is
sTENoGRAPHER, young woman; 5.day
gahi gssk ps RfsI fsc e5tats eee 1t Gs BOSS
tionai Company. 5k.das. 4o-hr, wk: state
salary expected, age and exp Box li,-Z'
sTENOGRAPHER. experienced. for permaa-
nent position; 5-day, 40-hr. week; excel
on Wth pas Apoy Drug @
STORES. employment ofice, u st. ne.
sTENoGRAPHER - Excellent opportunity
work invoIyins sursS 5-dag stoef'eur aoheuF
SOrfyhf SopSy Room s1n'!5o 5o4 Star St Baildns. The
EVENING STAR 11o1 Pa aye, ayr.nelt NV ml7
D. c, resident: duties are varied, will re-
quire initiative and create interest: long
established washington organization: fye-
day week, periodic salary increases BOX
sWifCHBoARp BoARp OPERATOR, experienced.
white, for evening work only; permanent
position in large downtown apartment.
fft fTfEctHNiciAS: III Hls0' medical white only, doc
TELEPHoNE 1HE P1aes s oPERAToR. for PBx board.
with KNOWLEDGE Of typing. DOMINION
FEEfPRSNE EUrsH G4 4is e7per
working from your own home; our full
time solicitors are now averaging Sd per
Ro4 Re4E phohs If Sc 1 p S aop part snd
for or Mr.. RICHARD SMITH. ID
Joseph. NEW YORK JEwELRY CO.. 7la
opportanity ty'O to ADVANCE; 4o-hr. 5-day
week: permanent: good working condi-
tions; vacation and sick leave. Phone NE
49 Es nGs AssocATN $50 sandsSN
TYPIST. with good speed and accuracy, II
to As years of age; permanent position,
pleasant ONCE, chance for advaneement
IEWis Evils HOTEL TRAiN1Na School, 1901
TYpfsT, Ti fsf perm. position; 1885 yrs. excel
fas1se apps Mk sf fSS Bsa s Sis lsR st Ghas
TYPiST. must be rapid; exper. not neres-
sary: 6-day wk.. permanent position, ex ;e
heSs %oop cIoTHN tS5 co os DP{ h IS
TYPIsT with good knowledge of short
hand Bright young woman for exclusive
sRfsiaRsy iaSR A'es s'R nsn &c
1Id TYPisT. So days, credit exp. preferred;
sood starting salary. MISS MoRRIsSEY
RM. COL. 1911 @ st. NV. AL
Evening star., 1948-05-17

CONTINUED on Next Pags,
Evening star., 1948-05-17

STENOGRAPHER for lge. local insurance
agency: excellent working conditions. perm.
position with good opportunities. YOUNG
& SIMON, $40 Woodward Bldg. D1. 81 so.
Evening star., 1948-05-17

COOK, exper.. and general houseworker
tor adult family of in GEORGETOWN. MI
IS
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-10

the Dema Peninsula customers Of more svs.b
Cas- the Superior Gas Service" The
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-10

our customers in Kent and Sussex Counties available
r efficient a all times
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-07-22

which authority to transport pupils
is granted and contains an ire OF
not less than twenty-five square mil
es lying wholly in Holmes Couny,
Mississippi and formed by consoli-
dating two or more districts or
parts of districts; and
WHEREAS, said Cruger CONSOLE
dated School District owns a school
building used for the education OF
the white educable children of said
school district, and also owns a
teachers home used by the teachers
employed by said district, to teach
the white educable children OF
said school district. which
said buildings are situated in the
Town of Cruger, Holmes County
Mississippi; and
WHEREAS, it is necessary to in
tall a Butane Gas Heating System
in said school building and teachers
home and it will be necessary to
expend 100000 for labor and
materials for such purpose; and
WHEREAS, said school building
is in need of repair and it will be
necessary to expend $4,000 for la
Dor and materials for such purpose;
and
WHEREAS, it is necessary that
the sewerage disposal drains oil
said school building be repaired and
changed and it will be necessary to
expend 100000 for labor and ma
terials for such purpose; and
WHEREAS, no funds are avail
able from the maintenance fund OF
the Cruger Consolidated School
District, or from any other source.
with which to make the aforesaid
repairs and improvements which are
necessary; and
WHEREAS, it is necessary that
the Cruger Consolidated School
District borrow the sum of So, 10000
for the purpose of paying for the
aforesaid repairs and improvements
and labor; and
WHEREAS, the sum of S3,500.0C
proposed to be borrowed. when add.
ed to the present outstanding in.
debtedness, both bonded and float.
ing, of the Cruger Consolidated
School District, will not result il
the imposition upon any of the pro.
perty in the Cruger Consolidated
School District of any Indebtedness
for school purposes of more thar
ten per centum of the assessed va.
luation of such property, as ascer
tanned by the last completed assess.
ment for taxation; now
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-07-22

in the contest at prevailing market
prices.
Contest entries must be in the
office of the Gaines Dog Research
center, $50 Park Avenue, New York
II, New York, before 4 p. m, Fri
day September 10. A postcard re-
quest to this address will bring a
copy Of the official contest rules.
The winners will be announced dur
ing National Dog Week, September
1925. A committee of Americas
foremost Photographic authorities
will decide on the winers.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-07-22

with the Board of Supervisors OF
Holmes County, Mississippi, a Pc
tltion opposing the issuance of such
certificates or indebtedness. In the
event a majority of the qualified
electors of the Cruger Consolidated
School District do on or before Au-
gust q, 1948, file with the Board of
Supervisors of Holmes County, Mis-
slssippi, a petition opposing the is
suance of such certificates of in
debtedness, then in that event the
Board of Supervisors will enter an
order directing that said certificates
OF indebtedness be not issued.
Section w.
That this resolution be published
not less than time in The Lex
lngton Advertiser, a weekly news
paper having general circulation in
the Cruger Consolidated School Dis
trict, and that one publication of
this resolution shall be made in
said paper not less than fifteen days
before August 2, 1948.
The aforesaid resolution, having
been first reduced to writing, was
introduced by G.. w. Ellison, a
member Of said Board of Supervi-
sors, who moved the adoption there
of, and said motion being seconded,
on a roll call Messrs. Ellison, Moore,
Rogers, Thomas and Campbell voted
yea" and none voted NAY"
Whereupon, the President of the
Board declared the motion carried
and the resolution adopted.
Approved this 3rd day of August,
1948.
M. S. ROGERS, President
of the Board of Supervisors
of Holmes County, Missis-
sippi.
ATTEST:
PARHAM H. WILLIAMS, Clerk
of the Board of Supervisors of
Holmes County, Mississippi.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
HOLMES COUNTY
I, Parham H. Williams, Clerk of
the Chancery Court of Holmes
County, Mississippi, and Elk Officio
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-07-22
LEGAL NOTICES

A RESOLUTION DECLARING
THE INTENTION OF THE BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS OF HOLMES
COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI, TO ISSUE
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTED
NESS OF THE CRUGER CONSO-
LIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICT IN
THE SUM OF $3,500.00 FOR THE
PURPOSE OF MAKING REPAIRS
ON THE SCHOOL BUILDING AND
TEACHERS HOME BELONGING
TO SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT.
WHEREAS, under date of June
18th, 1948, the Trustees Of the Cru
ger Consolidated School District
passed, approved and adopted a re-
solution as follows, to-wit:
"a RESOLUTION PROVIDING
FOR THE ISSUANCE OF GER
TIFICATES OF INDEBTED
NESS OF THE CRUGER CON-
SOLTDATED SCHOOL DIS
TRICT IN THE SUM OF 3d.
10000 FOR THE PURPOSE OF
REPAIRING THE SCHOOL
BUILDING AND TEACHERS
HOME BELONGING TO SAID
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
WHEREAS, the Cruger CONSOLE
dated School District Of Holmes
County, Mississippi. has been legal
ly created, formed and organized,
and is now a valid, legal and exist
ing consolidated school district in
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-07-22
Dog Pictures Wanted
In National Contest

The Gaines Dog Research Center,
New York City, is offering S1,125.00
in prizes for good, interesting dog
pictures in a contest sponsored in
observance of National Dog Week
this fall.
Entries will be accepted in three
classifications u Amateurs: D Mem
bers of Gamers clubs; and 81 Profess
sional photographers. In each of the
first two groups first prize of $3.50,
second of SIS, and third of $25, are
offered. In the professional photo
grapher class a single prize of $3.50
will be given. In the Camera Club
classification, an additional S25
prize will 60 to each of three clubs
which the winners of first, second
and 3rd prizes will have been nam
ed as their membership affiliation.
All winning entries will become the
property of the contest sponsor, who
also holds the privilege of purchais-
ing any other photographs entered
of Holmes County, Mississippi, do
ilSlGDy LILY tlldt tiS dDONG GIN
foregoing is a true and correct copy
of a resolution duly passed. adopted
and approved by the Board of Su-
pervisors of Holmes County, Missis-
sippi, at the regular July, 1948,
term of said Board on the 5th day
of July, 1913, as the same appears
on record in my office in Book 10,
Pages 486-488 of the Minutes of the
Board of Supervisors of Holmes
County, Mississippi.
Witness my signature and seal of
office, this the 10th day of July,
1913.
PARHAM H. WILLIAMS,
Chancery Clerk of Holmes
County Mississippi, and Elk
Officio Clerk of the Board
of Supervisors of said
County.
(SEAL) 13-3-tnp
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-19
Streamlined Aviation
(Washington Post)


 The confirmation of Russell B. Adams for the remaining Civil Aeronautcs Board vacancy has ended the pronounced limp with which the CAB has operated since the string of resignations began last fall As chairman of the CABS economic bureau since 1945 MT Adams brings to his new position needed famll arity with the agencys important regulatory functions His experiences as delegate to the Provisional h. ternatonal Civil Aviation Organization also should be useful in helping the CAB arrive at intelligent de- cisos on cases with international implications More over the fact that employee has been selected for the CAB vacancy should stir morale within the agency and among Government workers in general
 With the companion appointment Of Deos w. Rentzel head of the Civil Aeronautics Admlnstra- ton all the top governmental civil aviation posts have been filled That is all to the good It is regrettabe however that the Administration as yet has taken no steps to implement the changes in civil aviation struc- ture recommended by both the presidential and con- gressona policy boards One reason for the delay may be that some of the recommendations are con- fictng congressional air policy advocates how ever have come forward with no fewer than 21 sep arate bills and two resolutions to carry out the two reports Several of these are concerned with stream lining and redefinng the work of the Civil Aero nautics Board-an end that is certainly desirable Tn view of the recent log jam of cases. The Department of Commerce, which has something of vested 1n- terest is opposing number of these changes II there is legitimate Administration objection, however, the Administration ought to forward with posi- tive proposals of it's Otherwise the implication is that insofar as civil aviation, the presi- dentia air policy study is just another report to be filed and forgotten.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-19
China's New Premier
CNew York Times

(New York Times
 We hope that the appointment of Dr. Wong Wen hao as Premier of China will prove to be what it appears to be on the surface further relaxation of the hold that small group of insiders has had on the Government of China for many years With the recent election of General Lii Tsung-jen head of the Legislative Yuan, this appointment gives China's more independent moderates the two top posts in Chinas legislative and executive departments
 These two elections do not mark millennium in China. Both General Lii and Premier Wong have been long and loyal members of the Kuomintang. But both have been critics within the party and they may now be expected to do what they to make the Govern
 en more efficient and to institute of the long needed reforms about which there has been much talk but little action.
 The new Premier is well equipped on his record for his new post He has been Secretary of the Ex- ecutive Yuan Cabinet that he heads, Minister Board that was modelled after the wartime agency of the same name in this country Vice Premier and chairman of the National Resources Commission, which directs state-control1ed heavy industry in China
 Dr. Wong may find it difficult to initiate re- forms as did his predecessor, General Chang Chun, who resigned because he said he had been able to keep his promises but he takes office under more propitious circumstances than did General Chang a year ago There voices being raised in opposition now that were silent only few months past; the military situation has worsened and the need for re- form if the Nationalist areas are to be rallied for all-out war on the Communists has increased Gen. eral Lis election and Premier Wongs appointment appear to be more than the usual musicalchairs shift of Cabinet posts that have in the past given the appearance of a change for the better but not the substance The situation calls urgently for revi- talized efficient Chinese Government that can rally the support of the Chinese people.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-19
FATHERS DAY TOMORROW

Tomorrow is Fathers Day and generally the ques- tion is What shall give Dad"
 The advertising columns have been telling you and answering this question but-you might give hlm little more of yourself than he's been accustomed to having Don't tell him tomorrow, surprise him, It would make up for the lack of a lot of things you think he's pinng for but really isn't. It might fill little empty space inside him that maybe you don't realize is there.
 You might give him a chance to tell you some Of the truths he's learned about the same life you are plunping into or have already plunged He has made, and seen others make lot of experiments such as you may be thinking of trying. He has seen how things turn out what to pay and what doesn' t. He'd think he getting present if you gave him chance to tel you about it.
 It's strange how he dreams of you and what you are going to be- He's sort of figured out that all happiness is built character He is betting all he has on you.
 Just give him something to put in his heart
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-19

rating for the following reasons: l. he has been an excellent Gov ernor of New York; 2, he has shown good judgment in picking good men; 3, his record with la hor and minority groups is satis- factory; 4, he has weathered the buffeting of political experience and profited from it.
 Dewey GSs-lpo.S OAe thing that once worried me about Dewey was his cutthroat tactics as New York prosecutor. He rode rough shed over civil liberties, held wit nesses in jail for weeks :. Of course, cleaning up New York gangsterdom is tough, but even so, the nations basic liberties can't he flouted Would Dewey, as President, set up a nationwide Gestapo? A lot of people have asked about that. A lot of people also got the answer, I think, from Dewey's debate with Stassen. Taking the unpopular side of the debate, Dewey showed basic tolerance and liberalism which wasn't sure he had be- fore. Communism, he argued, has got to be wiped out by making the American system better, not by throwing political unbelievers into jail.
 Financial God Fathers:- If Dewey enters the White House his fiscal politics will be dominat- ed by his good friend, Winthrop Aldrich, head of the Chase Nation al Bank and a member of the Rockefeller clan. They have long been close Aldrich belongs to the old school of blue-stocking New York Republicans who be- lieve that the Government should be run well, but primarily for themselves. Some of them, such as Henry L. Stimson, have turned cut to be great men Some of them, such as the late Tom La mont of the J. P. Morgan firm, have been more liberal than the Johnny come -latelies to political power-the Hallecks, the Kems and the Jenners. for instance.
 Foreign Policy-Dewey's Secre- tary oi State, probably would be John Foster Dulles-which would