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HELP DOMESTIC Cont

MAID. 2l-"5, gh.w., good plain cook.
exper. with children; work Mon,
Wed, Fri. Sat. II am, through
$3.50 dinner; S15 week and carfare.
RA. 1923.
MAID, settled, g,h,w., assist with
r refs.: i've e" in; e rs o' EN- sasa '0A'
MAID to cook dinner, g.h.w., ironing,
assist with baby; hours. 3d. 30,
s. days; SIS. Tu. 54l". Call
MAID, white, live in. to wait on
semi-invalid, some g.h.w.. no cook
ing. IN family; refs. req. Phone
MAID, cook, g h W., exper. with chill
dren; live in; health card; Bendix;
S2s; must have excel refs. SH.
2706. call before 1l:30 am.
settled, eh.w. no ironing, every
Thurs Thu "a aft s ms an I'D every cry, othe1
M or rs HELLER, TO OF live eS in must must
be over 30 yrs. old, Call 81. 1898.
WOMAN or young girl (white). g.h.w.
and care " children; young physi-
clans country home. (Va,. IA miles
D. c.; room. board. small salary.
Ask operator for Ensleside 1861.
WOMAN, white, 30-45. care Of 2-yr.
child and light housekeeping; holi,
between 6-S pm.
WOMAN. white. to care for > small
children; mother works evenings. Call
AT. 1857 till pm.
WOMAN, white, for plain cooking
s;h.Tc. snd d, lsgndry' in family; live
WOMAN, white, for g.h.w. and care
of . school-age children; references;
live in OIL. 5129. =
WOMAN, white, INV, plain cooking
care for . small children for working
mother ;hours, 1:15 am. to pm
MRS, SANDERS. WO. 1889. =
YOUNG LADY. capable, of taking care
of :, children. one who could issue
Box 464-T, Star .
COLORED G.H.W.. exp. and refs;
live in some nights or all nights; no
girl; S10Gper mo. GE. Sl64. 64o9
WHITE WIFI st. SETTLED, refined woman.
between 70 and AS, Tor cook and
housekeeper. in lovely home; adults
only; perm. job for one interested in
a nice home with keen interest in
her work. Must have excellent refs.
and health card. RIA. 1867.
DEPENDABLE WOMAN for physi-
clans apt -office. g.h.w., care of T.
month baby and 5-yr.-old; prefer
live in: references required. JU.
BACHELOR As. disabled vet, wws,
EN- :. will give good honlc t. N ode
aged emol, woman, gentle, In return
for preparing dinner and taking care
Of small home in suburbs; 20 min
downtown: car help; refs. ex-
CHANGED BOX S6-X Star
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont. ,

NET AIM INV jim w. 'SSH.'
PAINTING, PAPERING, frst-class
workmanship; work done immedi-
ately. Call MR.. POAT, GE. 5643.
PAINTING. paper hansing, gen. rep:
reliable white mechanics: prompt
service. MIR. RIDENOUR. GE. 500.
PAPERING. 5-rm.. .-story hall house.
$50: good workmanship and mate
rials; white mechanics. DU. 1920.
PAPERING, painting, paper removed
by steam: colored mechanics, reas.
prices. HO. 1Gi7.
PAPERING, PAINTING. -toning.
scrapine and plasterins. White, me-
want a lob truly well done. lob 10
be proud of, call RA 1854 days;
PAPER Better work for
lss' m SEo5RaP prG m n 1 or white
p APE up per rm,;
.s.Ssn:s.d' issa DAe GE e sS;A
prices in effect; good clean work;
latest designs, best materials used.
r rAhPMhRfSGoN; wA' o s," mn al also
chsnioss MR. i MEEK E1s1' UN $ $so4 me me-
PAPER HANGING. PAINTING. plas-
terins. Special low prices this week
only, GE. 1855: GE. 1906. ,-7
PAPER HANGING and painting;
%oPk ss Jar % f W. SON. material
PAPERNG. PAINTING. Kem-Toning;
$40 a room up; floors refinished
free est; work guar DU. 6077.
Special price for Aus. white me
chanics; free estimates. TU. 1874.
PLAsTERING. patchwork a specially;
{. Q. LivINGsToN. Tu. Ui7i' va
PLAsTERING specially, new and
mecS T05k; iaF rs or small Jobs white
PLAsTERlNG. light carpentry work,
PLASTERING. small Jobs. painting.
teed Cali day or night, GE. osi7
PLUMBING AND HEATING, repair
ing and remodeling: Guaranteed
lowest prices. MI $500.
PLUMBN G-So job roo small; re.
PPaairrsn ana SeDlaesmentss; sAhun C
REupHoLsTERING in 'o Your home or
in shop; reasonable prices. no.
ROOF REPAIRING. guttering, WAFER
Ro o511n AND WAT rssTi sTE I CO
ROOF PAINTING and repairing, gut
t.rs cleaned and repaired. HI.
ROOFING, TIMING, roof painting,
guttering and spoutins. Call MR..
sHlPLEY. GE. 4l5s.
ROUTING al types: no lob too
small; repairs and new roofs SAM
UEI c. BOYD INC GE lD6s
STONE AND CEMENT WORK-Spe.
cislizing in retaining walls. nag.
stones; also walks. steps. drives, etc
For free estimate, JERRY. AT. 1865
rYPEWRIIERs cleaned, OILED and
adjusted. All work guaranteed RE
ll77. UNITED TYPEWRITER co.
UPHOLSTERING - Couches. chairs
rewcbbed: springs reset; your home
or shop; furniture repairing, all
kinds. S. NJ. JANNEY. tn. 1870.
VENETIAN BLINDS wasneo, repalnt-
ed, retaped, recorded PARK AVE
VENETIAN BLIND CO. 6o14 R I
ave. Riverdsle. Nd. UN l.945
WALL SCRAPING and plastering,
work guaranteed; prices reasonable.
Colonel handynan and painter;
a'sn do carpentering. FIR. 1882
MODERN PLUMBING CO.-Plumbing
and heating; no Job too small; "a
hour service; reasonable prices: reg
1Stered in D. c. and Nd. UN 1853
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ATTENTION EMPLOYERS-Stud
and graduates available for your full
and part time job openings. Per-
sonnet office, THE GEORGE WASH.
UNIV, ST. S59S. 2131 G st. NV.
CARETAKERS' JOB, both eXper,
sober; white coupe. RANDOLPH.
Ol~n,nir S937 70
COLoRED COUPLE want work i'm
med; wife cook husband handy
by Va. or Md; ref. TR. $3.50.
SPENCERS
COUPLE wishes janitor work in small
apt. quarters: IA yrs exp. ia
63l9
part time jsnitresS caretaker or
cook. CO 1919; Wk AID AS3n
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

PIANO LESSONS for beginners,
taught In your home or mine. GE.
PRIVATE TUTORING. grade school
subjects; backward children a spe-
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
Boston's exclusive Miller, course OF
correct English: self confidence. free
dom from elf-consciousness; air.
CONDITIONED studio; private tutor.
PIX OPERATING is pleasant. fascin-
ating and easy to learn; age no
handicap; day or eve. classes; tut,
ton. Sl5;$20. 23l Bond Bldg. 14oi
, New New York * ave, ST; 1Sds;
dlvidual lessons. Elk. 1890. -
CORRESPONDENCE COURSES Gil
approved. 400 courses covering busi-
ness. engineering, and high school.
I; C S, 21O, Bond bldg, ME. s166
FRENCH outdoors, beginning August
AtFastGn h9m Slo Ct . f2em Sss
Individual attention. bic; SIS
weekly. Get a good start for school
S sr-Ss oi nstxr Register now. ow
LEARN IN SAFETY to drive safely
sss cs HTruS eSm0 sorts qua 1es control
PIX OPERATING is pleasant. tas-
cinating and easily learned; age
no handicap; day or evening classes;
tuition. SI5-S2O. NATIONAL PBX
SCHOOL. Bond Bldg., ST. 727s.
MODERN TRAINING an oeauty cul.
ture. all subjects taugi:' Approved
y Government for 81 training
WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE
Io!n g q nv. pI. 1862
you. build l45 SO. Inch T.V. set
under The auidance of former r
c. A. television technician For in
formation write Box 366-V, Star. r.
HEAUTl OPERATORS NEA y L D.
Modern training In all subjec,s: da-
nigh. and part-time classes Gel
our free catalogue. MABELLE HON.
OUR SCHOOL, 1910 N. Y ave
NE. 7778 Established 1919
BIG, CLERICAL EXAM.
THE CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY
s s. HOO ;ou /, . schoo! highly recon:
Of the $4,000 who failed the clerics
exam? You didn't prepare at this
school. did you? Begin Monday. spe.
Cial $50 course, including comp.
tometer, electric Monroe. card pune,
and clerical Call MR. RICHARDS
MI. 9o5S. 1913 14th ST. NV. Tivol
Theater Bldg, l4th and Park I'd
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HONE IMPROVEMENTS

HOME IMPROVEMENTS
ADDITIoNs-Porches. garages, ali
modelling; By local builder and son
. N LI5ERAT TOR uNi 2I5o; :.
comm ercial or residential buildings;
complete service; free estims ties.
MR.. YOUNG. FA. $500 evenings.
ADDITIONS. AL hcme improvements,
repairs IsIII ro small cling mon hly payments
ADDITIONS, porches, kit interiors,
sUgURBAN REMobELiNtG Co o. 81
BULLDozER for excavatfns. land
rates: &c. s511. days; sH. e4o5,
cEM sSfs' WORK. stone walls. nag
hrepls,. cement driveWays, porchss,
retaining walls. pipe drainage. All
kinds Of waterprooflng F.. MARCUC-
C1O, Route 5. Horners lane. Rock
vile, Md. Phone Rockville 1888.
CONCRETE and carpenter work. free
estimates. experienced mechanic.
CHARLES v. WILLIS CO., LII. 3-6676
ASPHALT TILE. L1NoLEUM, guaran-
tee tee fns st. materials trials and Xork man
SOUTHERN FLOOR CovERiNG CO.
BASEMEST LEAKY?-Waterpro II
on the inside with Paracrete Process
rubber paint. no digsing UP garden,
shrubs and I laWn Ask for details
CARPENTERING. plastering, cement
ing. f1re-prooflng. general contract,
quick service. WILLIAMS, MI. 1915.
CONCRETE-cement work, footings,
porches. steps. drivewsys, basement
G GALE; 9 Sd s Ana new work: C
CONCRETE AND FLAGsToNE drive
ways. porches. walks, walls. ter
races. footlngs. bsmts., etc, Call
VINToN DOVE, EN-. 1874; day OF
DRivEwAYs, BLACK TOD or lim.s,on.
GRAHAM PETRIE. Oliver 1892
FENCE, chain-link. Take advantage
Of our August special. 1850 of
FIR. 1882, VI, 1858 ewes. III
FENCES. all types; concrete. car =,
rLooR sEkVICE-Nothins but tn.
best: laying. sanding. fnishing.
cleaning. psrouet inStallatton; Bruce
nnlSheS FICOhlNG. CONl aAC-
TORS; INC. 1912 Wisconsin ave
GARAGE, sinsle car. overhead door
80 lbs. slate surface roof; wood or
aluminium siding: built complete,
1895. Call PROCTOR, 81. 5422.
GENERAL CONTRACTING - Home
and commercial repairs from founda- :
ton to roof; complete MAINTENANCE
to all owners: erection Of small
homes. garages and beach COTTAGES a
speciality. For a cheerful estimate,
large or small, call c AND L GEN
ERAL CONTRACTORS, Elk. O9:9,
GENERAL REMoDELING of COM
mercial bldgs: new and old con-
struction: specializing in restaurants
and store fronts: plans and esti-
mates turn. RAY E. ROBERTS.
CUTTERS. downspouts. tin roofing
new or repair: reas. rates. 2Ol7
Klingle I'd, NV. DE. g6l1.
MODEHNlzlNG ana aaditlons, cellar
estimates NATIONAL CONTRACT
INC CO.. 1908 Eye ct. nv
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HELP WOMEN

MAKE UP TO Sl6O by Christmas in
spare time; get your own dresses as
bonus besides. Show Fashion
Frocks to friends: No canva ASSN EN- IN
FASHION FRocKs, Dept. C-Is76,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
SELL NYLON DRESSES at low prices!
More than 100 lovely styles; bonus
dresses for for yoy ls samPes T5ss pep
A-336, Cincinnati 20, Ohio.
CHRISTMAS CARDS!-Biggest earn;
ings showing nationally advertised
line; ~ card Feature" assortment,
only 81; up to soc profit; % other
sensational money-makers; Dig seiec-
ton PersGRs EASE 1 sa1Sfs On a5 sp
MAKE MONEY EAsILY-New spare
time plan, UP to 1907 proflt: no ex-
perience; show unusual Christmas,
CLEAN and Clio, kiddies cards wrap:
pings, gifts: bonus, special oners;
send for free samples 30 different
Christmas cards with name. 80 for
81 up: stationery. coasters; THOMAS
TERRY STUDIOS. 7? Union ave-
Westfield. Mass.
CHRISTMAS CARDS-Bis nationally
sonal Christmas cards. 80 for 81
up. 40 top money maxine assort-
mems Big album de luxe personals:
Samole kit on approval. PEERLESS
GREETINGS. Box s"5, Highland
F.NcY CHOCOLATE DIFFERS. reg
ular position with good salary. pleas
ant working cond.: 5-day, 40-hr.
wk vacations with pay. Apply
GOLDCRAFT CO., 10 o st. ne. 3
EXPERIENCED salesgirl for washable
dress shop; excellent opportunity for
bonus. SHERIDAN SHOP, 1io4 F
NICE HOME. God meals, room; $50
mo-. for lady. white. who will help
9Th g ny ny s 4 adults. Chevy Chase
FOR 1 GENERAL icLERIcAL-Knoxl-
edge Of cashiering pref. liberal dis
count on purchases; excel. .oppor-
tunity for advancement, pleasant
Y Y6uNd s sHas s ARey 1875 1875 TIE
a SELL Z. DRESSES FROM NEW y, YORK
suts TG nasre to SEEN s new s S SGs1ss
,mMademoiselle." Good commissions.
MANNER. 260-AN, Fifth ave, N. Y.
young g" SEA kADA xrFRac gNRL
SEISMIC AN INCLINATION TO
NOT CANVASsING. WE ARE A
LOCAL Who'll FsALER SELLING
MISC. ITEMS TO RETAIL STORES.
WE HAVE AVAIL. AN EsrAB. Ter
81 BEE y, BuY dEe9 FROM %4II, Us REC;
ARE NOW IN OUR EMPLOY DOING
HEIpru tAN BUT Ut NOR Essential
EARNINGS PREDICATED ON COM
MISSIONS. ALTHOUGH WE OFFER
A $50 WKLY. GUAR. REPLY. STAT
ING QUALIFICATIONS. BOX Sax,
STAR
EARN CASH AND VALUABLE PRIZES.
Sell big-yalue Christmas cards to
besides, profits up to 1000; exquisite
printed Christmas cards, so for 81:
others; free samples. asSortments on
approval CREATIVE CARD, 25O5
Cermak. Dept 1O6. Chicago 8.
CHRISTMAS CARDS
BRINGS YOU BIG EARNINGS.
Amazing values low as so for ST. with
name sell themselves. Make big prof
its. Keep UP to soc on 21-c card 81
Leader" assortment. 3s other
to Sl25. Personal stationery. Lead
er" assortment on approval. free i'm
print samples. FRIENDSHIP, $3.50
Adams. Elmira. N Y.
Bookkeeper-Secretary
Opening for person of nice personality
in once. II downtown new-car dealer;
5R-day wk. Call MR.. THOMPSON,
Elk 1900 IS
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STENOGRAPHER
HELP DoMESTJC

HELP DOMESTIC
CAPABLE WOMAN desired, s.h.w. and
cooking; part time, As, weekdays;
Arl; family; cow. to bus. CHI. 70l9
COOK, exper.: other help employed;
live in; excellent salary. EN-. 1908.
COOK, colored. gh.w, settled woman.
family OF 4; no laundry; 51a-day
wages. wo. 7s45. ~
COOK and gen. houseworker, exp;
city ref: required; must live in;
COOK, downstairs work. 80 to 40.
city references; S25; live out. 1910
Missouri ave. NV, ia. 5677. -
COOK, good, experienced only, white
pref. WAvERLY REST HOME, Rock.
vile Pike, Rockville, Md. WI. 1907.
COOK INV, hours. through din
ner; light laundry, no ironing: other
help; 18th st. apartment; expert
enced. dependable; refs. REQ. Du.
G.H.W., colored. fond of children,
cooking; 5h-dsy week, / evening
and every other Sunday; local refs;
CIV, settled, fond Of children;
refs; live in. OR. 6110.
local refs; live in or out; age 30-40
years. Phone WO. 300.
G.H.W, plain cooking; 3 adults; auto
matte washer; live in; $50 mo-;
GIRL, over 1S. to care for 2 small
boys; prefer live in but not nee.
1913 10th st. NV.
GIRL, white, for eh.w, live in; small
family; good home for right person.
Apply Monday, ; to s pm. only. 300
Emerson st. NJ
GIRL. young, white: baby sit and few
light suites in exchange for room
and board. AK. S642 -
HOUSEKEEPER, colored, matured
woman to care for children in ex-
change for home. HI. 4O61.
HOUSEKEEPER, live in; Inv, care
for children; references. WA. 2242.
MAID. good reference, all around, to
live in; one looking for nice home:
permanent; 3 children. 3 and 5
years; private room and bath second
door; cook supper. MRS. FELDMAN,
WO. a14o.
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SAIESWOMAN

EXper.. must have knowledge of furs:
5-day. 40-hr. wk.; 20GS discount on
purchases. Apply employment once,
4th f.. LANSBURGH DEPT. STORE,
sf n -
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BIG. CLERICAL EXAM.
BUSINESS. SERVICES
MOTOR TRAVEL

TRASH REMOVAL - Free estimates
cheerfully given. ACTION TRASH
SERVICE. AID. 1857.
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PLANS DRAWN
For residential and commercial build
ings by an experienced designer
cali Hobart 463R. r.
LET us ESTIMATE your work. Spe.
HANEY & CO., Elk. 3443
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CLERK-TYPIST

Credit experience helpful; 5-day week;
discount on purchases; free hospital
ization and other employe Dement'S
Apply personnel once. 9TH floor
GOLDENBERG'S eth and K SITS. NV
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ROOKKEEPER

For local grocery chain: must be
ary. S75 per week Paid vacation
permanent position: excellent chance
for advancement State experience,
age Qualffica tons Box Ok, Star
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Manufacturers representative, dis
tributor or public relations specialist.
married man, age "a, two children;
business administration and engi-
neering degree; sales, sales promo
ton and administration public re-
lations) experience, presently in per-
manent Government job; desire per-
manent opportunity in business with
possibilities above average as sales
man. manufacturers representative,
cis itpu Where it wi" vii be possible ' to
operate in an exclusive territory or
use Imagination; own good car:
financially solvent: willing to do rea-
sonable amount of travelling: GRID to
get enthusiastic where incentive
makes. that possible: like people. re.
sponsibility, freedom Of action and
a chance to establish my family in
one community; prefer to be To-
Gated in! small city or town; area
preferred. Maryland. Delaware,
Pennsylvania. New jersey or New
York, Box GAY, Star
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Foundation Garment
Saleslady
Experience required Excellent op-
portunity for capable person. Good
salary, plus commission. 5-day, 40
hour week. Personal discount. Age
80 to As. Apply personnel ONCE,
L. FRANK co.
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SALESWOMEN

For millinery dept, exper. not neces-
sary. 5-day, 40-hr. wk.: goo dis
ment ONCE. 4th f.. LANSBURGH'S
DEPT. STORE, 9TH, Sth and z
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Secretary-Stenographer
3O-4O yrs. old; good salary; perma-
nent position; 5a-day week: in Ice.
apt. development Arlington resi-
dent preferred: this is an interest
ing position. afiording diversified
type of work: excellent apartment.
Write. giving full Information as to
experience. ETC., Box CAV. Star.
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SECRETARY

For CPA's ONCE, must be accurate
ing, shorthand desirable, neat .ap-
pearance and pleasing personality.
State qualifications and references in
own handwriting for use at interview.
Monday bet. and $50, 1910 VT.
ave, NV, Suite S22
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CASHIER WANTED
With National Cash Reg
i S t e r bookkeeping
m a C hine experience;
excellent salary, ad-
vancement, permanent.
Apply Regal, I'll 7th St.
NV. 3
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REMODELING
SALESMAN

supervisor, my own Jobs
Commission only. Box 117-Y. Star"
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TILE SETTER BEGINNERS
Just completed 1 year specialized
Workshop training; have real skin
quarry, etc. Phone AT. ee23. --S
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INVESTIGATORS

INVESTIGATORS
25-35. high school grad, for a re-
tail shopping service. 1nterestfng
work National organization. No
exper. nee Must be free to travel.
Apply WARNER BLDG, 18th and z
SITS. NV. RIM. 951 s
Jewelry Store Saleslady
Apply FREDLAND JEWELERS., S54 !
Georgia ave. Silver Spring, Md. %
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

oOONNCCEJS1 ~OOO1 VVU4y
Opening for person of nice personalit!
in ONCE II downtown new-car dealer
good salary and working conditions
5la-day -wk. Call MR.. THOMPSON
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BRINGS you BIG EARNINGS.
Amazing values low as so for ST. with
its. Keep up to SOC on 21-card 81
Leader assortment 3S other
Christmas, everyday boxes ret"'l 60c
to S125 Personal stationery. Lead
er" assortment on approval. free i'm
print SAMPLES. FRIENDSHIP $50
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Continued on Next PassJ
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3 APARTMENTS and 2 rooms. Sl53
cant apt; $500 down. CO. Oal4.
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EARN CASH AND VALUABLE PRIZES
Sell big-yalue Christmas cards to
friends; nationally known gifts given
besides profits UP to 1906; exquisite
c1-card 81 assortments, name i'm
printed Christmas cards, so for 81
others; free samples assortments on
approval CREATIVE CARD, 25O5
Cermak Dent 1Ot Chicago
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WOMEN, white, must live in; to as
SIS sist In mi pvt; resi- homsj good ws,es
WOMAN-EXcellenV opportunity Tor
housewife who can devote . or J
days regularly ca. wk to sales and
service work. For details. write
MRS. MOORHEAD. Personnel, 1914
Decatur st. NV. Sorry, applicants
with preschool children cannot be
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-15
Opportunities
For Handicapped
Kiwanis Subject

Opportunities for work for the
underprivileged was the subject
of a talk BY DR.. G. J. Frederic at
the Kiwanis club luncheon on
Tuesday,
DR., Frederic said that oppor-
tunities in Jackson county for
the underprivileged are very
limited and gave as an explana-
ton that the compensation law
of the state makes it hard for an
employer to hire a physically
handicapped person and the other
that the workman's compensation
insurance requires a physical ex-
animation by a doctor to show
the worker is physically able to
perform the work.
He pointed out that if these
handicapped persons were trained
they could set up their own bus
inesses.
Corrective measures r being
worked out through the Reha-
Utilization program of the state
Veterans Administration and the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-15

timberlands was due to a lack
of planning for the future, he
explained, with no thought of the
future generations.
With the awakening of the cit
izenship, laws were passed to try
to restore the great wealth, but
it will be a matter of education
to keep people from thoughtless-
ly destroying the young timber
by fire, he pointed out.
The SECOND great natural re-
source of the state, the newly de
veloped oil fields, are a source
of untold wealth, but the speak
er warned unless proper legisla-
ton is enacted there is danger of
this natural resource being dis
sipated. In ten years he pro-
phesied Mississippi will become
one of the greatest oil and gas
producing states in the country.
IN conclusion ne SAID that car
ing for the natural resources of
the state with a care for future
generations was the duty of ev-
cry citizen and quoted the Rotary
slogan, Service Before Self.
Mr.. White was the guest of the
Fortnightly club which has been
following for the theme of their
programs this year the subject,
Mississippi. Miss Clara Herrin
and Mrs. Sallie Hawkins were
program chairmen for the meet
ing.
w. B. Herring, a close personal
friend, presented Mr.. White.
Mrs. White and Mrs. Frank
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-15
L. Q. Strange Urges
Formers To Plant
Coastal Bermuda

Several Farmers in the Jack
son County Soil Conservation Dis
trict planted coastal bermuda this
spring to be used for temporary
pasture and a hay crop, l.. o.
Strange, soil conservationist an
nouneed.
The farmers who planted coast
al bermuda this spring are. j. H.
Hamilton, H. c. Shumach, G. A.
Tootle and S. S. orso. Each farm
er expects to get enough sprigs
from one acre to plant several
more acres of coastal bermuda
next spring.
Coastal grass is an excellent
grass for hay and grazing. L o.
Strange. work unit conservation
ist, said. Experiments show that
it will produce four to six tons
of hay per acre where 600 pounds
of complete fertilizer is applied
each year. The protein content
of coastal bermuda may be as
high as 10 percent if properly
fortified.
The grass should be planted
in rows 312 feet wide and ga
feet apart in the drill. The space
between the rows must be culti-
waited or scratched often enough
to keep down the growth of other
grasses and weeds that take root
in fresh ground and cover the
land in about three months.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-15

on-the-job training program. A
second solution is the corrective
measures that are being worked
out by the Crippled Childrens'
Clinic, sponsored by the Health
department to correct their han
dicaps.
DR.. Frederic pointed out the
necessity for cooperation between
the various organizations and the
parents in seeing that the handi-
capped children have an oppor-
tunity of attending the clinics.
Election of a vice president and
q second vice president will take
place at the meeting next week.
G. E. Briggs and Jim Harvey
were presented buttons for two
years of perfect attendance.