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'Dud-to- Daughter Pacts Aid Safe Driving

who have signed the agreements.
They can be carried with the driy-
ers license as a reminder. Bert
hold Woodlands. vice president of
the Citizens Mutual Automobile
Insurance Co. is originator and
copyright holder.
The materials are being made
available to public officials, bus!-
ness. professional. civic ana safety
groups.
Sample copies of the forms,
price schedules and other intorna-
ton may be obtained by writing
the Inter-Industry Highway Safe
ty Committee. 1925 Seventeenth
street NV. Washington 8. D. c.
Widespread Use of the program
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J. ROBERT CAREY, Attorney,
Woodward Building,
WASHINGTON, ID, C.,

NOTICE or s,I puB1 Isct ,J sstiss
PAUL., WALTER w. PAuLIs LILY
Y. SHIO, LEFT s. NELSON, and
ERNEST A, RI BIT have formed .
limited partnership under the name
OF the 'NONPARE1L PRESS" to en-
gage In the general printing business
In the District of Columbis. The
names and addresses OF the general
partners are, PHILLIPS 9. PAUL.,
b. c. WALTER VI. PAUIL, 1900
T. e' lily 'sf sHio 1865 Msae Street
s.w., Washington, D. c. The names,
addresses and capital contributions
Of the special partners are: LEFT o,
NELSON, 1897 Apple street. Lin.
ccln, Nebraska, S3.000.0 0;. ERNEST
t e. Marylsnd,. 81, 300. 90. said
partnership Is to commsnee on
the 3Oth day Of March, 1919, and
~ to terminate at the close of bust
ness on the LIST day OF DecembeI,
We have. hereunto sfhxed our hands
1919 80 PHILLIPS 9. PAUL
(seai; 49, LILY Y. EHIO tSesD;
(S) LEFT 8. NELSON (seaD; tS.)
ERNEST A. RUST tSeaD:
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HELp WokAEN

MERT. EDUCATED WOMAN 70 ssaast
Iessl director Of shileeraft PTosram,
sss ATS. IntersSi Ia ehfi6 gald-
saes ssa psrsnt tFaininf essential
fsr ssssassraenf. WRITE Hox e5k-
=, star. gtyins age. sdueatssn, az
pefleDes enq phpns nnmhsf, les
ALfEHArfDk, hsnd sxpsr. fer men
saa ls4sss 81 g.es. -.
aII:Tssss1slcss n Hot alss ss.er.7. ie .r.
ias: so.ns. ss': astTssssvs sslssy
exrsIIent werkins sendissons. eniy
FL. aRisTo Ikasxss AVID
wlfh expsrisnee. srssslesi ehases Tor
s sssSs assrk Agsih III sf'4a sk
AssisfAxr no rnrsscaAA. ssaasssl
ana aeesstartsl. ssesi, epsrtanisy.
o s,, s ssa ssx s.. .ss 'sfsrsasss
sssTfifIks. sspsTsssssa n sra,p-
Ter earss. fer sathsg Haltlaefs 90
Washtngtsn ssion Ezrssssns gerk-
iag conassasuk All-ssaS~fU1n9 eme
skAUTT sAics, isie ard fss
~. ia wTike 70 An9LPH bKAUTY
SYSTEM sia inertia EassFss 81
seAu t1Fis-I srssr in On sras.hss
II veYk; saisrr, 40 sne sag ksms
Hixsieas S-daI VI LADY AEsAMg.-
TON BEAUTY MLoS rss M
mere o.. AsitnEtcns OK 1siA
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Classified Ad Rates
Local Advertisers
Three Lines Minimum

Three Lines tMinimuu)
or 2 times, 3Sc per line pei
insertion.
8 to 8 times consecutively, 33c
per line per insertion.
7 times or longer consecutvely,
3lc per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices, and Personal, Sc per
line additional.
Advertisements of New Auto
mobiles. SOC per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines tMinimuml
Flat rate per line 100000 soc
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising IS miles or
more from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second In
sertion.
II advertisement was prepaid, re-
tain cash register receipt. which bears
Q serial number with date and identi.
res your advertise ment.
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HELP MgM
SALESMAN

To cover xeuthern Mariana, ssiltet
TOP notch naltonatis saksEilsta lara
81 Mhiskes mast es aEgsssstSs
sIpfS ~ mfTshsn e ans fissn Fut
and ttfaay Apeiy reG ss.H S;AF
giEinE 10 aetsH skpsr, HEt sdsgea.
fteH ana refs -
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Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Leave your ads at the
Business once, 18th and
Pennsylvania avenue, open
8 am. to II pm, or at any
of the Branch Offices
throughout the city.
Telephone Hours:
8 am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to Q pm.
Lost and Found ADVERTISE
mentS on Page Al.
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statesmen

ne most enthusiastically seeeptee
Juvenile prod. ever efisTed q reg
Esitsmsre ard Va arsas Thsa -
fhs eppertunits Of o lifetime te
set II on the srsnnd 1ooF enc
fg,turss Exclusive tsrrfasfiss sivsn.
No easYasstnE, All issds fun.
went tap- fight men for fvtsaFf
IeaNers IN tina grsas inaessFv. Car
essential. Married men pFefsFfse.
see Nh. WILSON. Burfinxtsn Hetel.
Taes.. 10 an 70 0 n.m-
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Interested ~ . personality sgs'ns.s s
epilhfs Tor exse utivs career in ne.
tionsl erEsnEationk Agss $3.50
yrs rapid aaveHcsments 10 hieh-
ssiar iea positions earn &l-s2 per
hr. plus commission TO start. Ap-
ply In person. Mon6Ays and Fri-
asyt, p.mR pm, Miss Farrell,
ARTHUR MuRRAY's. lI0s Conn
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YOUNG MEN

Ags 1874. free 10 travel Eastern sne
MtdweStsFH summer TeSoTts, Rkststlng
manager in circulation ssiss work
No experience Necessary. AserAsG
earnings. $50 weekly comm nlut
bonus. Expenses advanced Trans
LOUGHeY. All o 81, nv, 10 am.
Ia Z q m To-
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materials vii be encouraged sy
state automobile dealer sssceis-
tons and State and municipal
highway safety committees COM
posef Of dealers OF the au;ome-
tive and allied industries.
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Stadium Pharmacy
Corner OF 18th O. 0 81. Sc.
Ia q Star Want.Ad
Branch 4gency

Other Branches convent
emily looted throughout
the City for the oecept-
once Of Classified Ad-
vertising.
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When dnsBeTtRp adperttsemtnt
addYesaed to Star bo1es do NOT
tRefose original reference, or
othsr, MA teridlS Of personal ualue.
CopiSt% sefpe the purpose and
originals may get lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-09

ommsndst icns ca improved mar
asemsnt I'm Government wege ar
neunced today by Paul Y. Doug
lass. president Of the WASHINGTON
Chapter OF the Society .og the
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Wis Ave Of AlbsmHFit
salesman

Vacuum slss nsTs sxpsT. inAiss and
6utEid. sales wefk prospect ale
acct car skSentisl Eood oppoT isT
responsible mAB. IS 10 Is YT& AP-
ply personnel efes, SEARS ROB-
HUcK IL CO. via. ave. a. Ates-
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Mutual, ITO MA. 0954

M B. G. j.. $3.50 mo: statistieisn..
$3.50; arch. craftsman, SIS up
stenegs, seed speed, $685. clerk
typtst, s4B; editorial CLERK. $40:
repr., irepreot CO., $50 START ware
house supy., paper, 500.
wemen--Adm. sec'y, 500 sec'y. Fr.
Ems. 500: ssc'Y retail store, $50
stenos., transp., se50 ups other
S35-S45: typist- bkpr., doctors once,
S45; bkpg. mach. oper., RR, $40;
dental asst, $40 up. %
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SALESMAN

SEWING Machines, exper inside ara
eutsias 4aiss varkl prospect Ass
maintained ileeral weekly eYkSins
account, car essential. seee ePHef =
UNITY for respont this man, IS 10 -
yFt Apply Of enss
SEARS ROEBUCK & CO,
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kElk MEN

TAILOR for msn's alterations, .xp.
vk !; seneFous COMPANY ssnstits sre
S9 fg s Aps' spR s,''ss ,c THE HIGHT
1fR is't ttfhssef R''t .s ss''e sals an
f s;IsiI nm ;'f Hbs ias F'isstt
rktf'eek' = pRRIsEH, for pickup d:3l,s-
=. 81 s!.lsa iiisoo Z" o.Y II
TRUCK sAIssMAN. .ypsrlsns.d, xsIl
known In D., c, and, viePiiy. nfE
s re esns Ssa ss snlSSsas o ,si
vARIHfFyprsT, must be very aeeursts,
used. cal 81. sa6i. -
WHITE MAN, sinsle, to live in and
take entire care OF small house and
! elderly man beard: iodsinsS snd
excellent character, .eaRahls OF ariF-
ms. automobile and. ,daing plain
cooking In modern kitchen. Cali
ST. 2a46 any weekday between y
am. ana B Pm. Ill
WOOL PREssER for dry cleaning
plant: Apply e. once RIkALpl 4
deorsis ave. siissr s1rias. Ma
WRAPPERS. for seit.seryics meat
market, easy work. good hours and
pay. KAY's MARKET, 1904 18th St.
YoUNG MAN. personable. bet; ssss
but viii train psFsaa who Is inter-
ssted in hotel ssIe.ra Apply PR.
and X SITS. NV. -l0
YOUNG MAN with car. some kpowi-
ysssin ssf ctRSS%,RfffftE ysfoRsss. eas5
Yo6 Oh ns MAN. exp. in selling hard
ware and paint, good salary. full
p. ms mI Io hs' p Tss1sn Am 'PHp aRp j.
WARE, 5so3 Bait. ave. Hsattsylils.
YOUNG MAN tcolered), bet. the sss
Of % and %. to work IN warehouse
Of larEe wholssalf electric supply
good opportunity and steady work
for the RIGHT man willing 70 work,
ADp!y r. iGi i.I, X st. nv. Sc. SF
YOUNG MAN, between go and %,
wanted as Investigator BY lRrfe In
JeTnhllohNi hhAnEe COMPANY, OUTSIDE
work. 40-hr. week: excellent eppor-
tunity: good salary, plus ponps and
retirement plan: car essential. APP
ply HOUSEHOLD FINANCE corr,
7si4 Georgia ave, Silver sPrins,. Nd
la
YOUNG MAN. fountain expsr. with
Va. drivers license. to work IN drug
store; no sundays. Call pa. III.
MAN WITH AMBITION, married, rs.
IS years old, salesman In large.
modern. electrical appliance store.
For appeintmsnt. call Mr.. poRAs,
OR, 800. -
SETTLED coiersd man. no children.
tor janitor In 3.story apt. huiiding.
QuaFtsrs furnished on premises
Must be familiar With hand-nrtd
boiler and routine maintsnsnee. Ap-
ply mapageI's Once, Southern Bldg,
18th and u sts. NV, between $50
am. and 1880 an. Ill
CHRYsLER- PLYMOUTH DEALER
wants shop foreman. with chryslsT
products experience must be eapa-
bic OF SUPERVISION. See service man
lfOs Good Hope I'd. Sc. %
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sALESMEk

Statesmen vsg,sa e SEP issflry, 9e
nth st. NV See Nh. KANE
FARMER Who h nos on farm, 20
work at uppsryills. Va sEp psrt-
s t,Ri s0rs o es zig; fcf sa as iHoss
s st6s 18th t. Nv TT. 4s60. 10
A aTn s9snsp' MsfRoPoLIFss NO.
TORS. n. Y. ave. and slsdsnssgrE
sHiKsMEs--uniimitsa oeper. to a.
vance with old estsh. eomnaay sal
with sbiiiiT. ADply ssi3 Jersrsen-
Davis hwy, = TO II an. -b
SALESMAN, restaurant saHipmsnt---
II you want TO improve your IN
come here Is an exceptional eppor-
tuHltv for . man experienced !n sell
ing food service sauipmrnt for in
sss sreYnd washington D. c. on
sALEsMES-Att.n.ien ,pseisI,,
salssmsn. Eith ., Gar. plus amoi-
ton, your fnapeiai worries are oyer.
Learn our product. then our method
Of selling: and follow thronsa 20
success Pr. s3Is; nights and Sun
WA. OTs. 10
AUTOMOBILE sALEsMEs. expert
enced; state ass, eduestion and exp
in letter. Eox TX. Star. 10
Statesmen, We And that men with
the feiioxinE experience are psE,iea-
iarly adapted TO eur business
Insurance. appliances, industrial safes,
automobiles. once supplies. laundry
routes, real estate. ell burners.
Our men stay with as year altar ysar
have 10 Introduce our product Ad-
yanfes asainst earned commissions
II you are wiiiiRg to work hard you
can expect 70 cara upwards 81 $40
per week Call In person. $40 Rms
Bldg, 18th and NJ sts nv. Ill
AlERT Young MEN wanted fer tsles
positions Experience Unnecessary,
We traln you. csmsensaiien ar
rangse Apply 10 A. J. CHAPMAN.
s's,nes n ns ..ssin. before u N o.
EUREKA WILLIAMS CORP
a "a
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Group Plans
Hoover Report Discussion

Plans for a two-day conference
June and 70 eva!uate the ef-
fects OF Hoover Commission rec
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ldTsneemsn, os Msasxemsn,

AdFaHfernfns at M&nskereat
during sfssscns crsesea te sg~-
eta governmental rea6x. eKregss
from TIE HoossT Commission ssaE
and fFcsn Government k<eneacs
VIII eascQSs progress In aanp .snr
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Rss,stersd plumber. NO 5000.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION {

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PAkTNERsMP-Notice is hereby
given that the partnership hereto
fore suhsisting between US, the under
signed, THOMAS H. URDAHL and
JOHN EvERETTS, Jr., heretofore
carrying on business as enginserinE
consultants at 726 and 734 Jackson
place NV, Washingten, D. G., under
the firm name Of URDAHL u EVER
ETTS, has been this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
The diminished business and AFFAIRS OF
the partnership will be attended TO
by Thomas H.. Urdahl, one Of the
ersisned, who Is hereby author-
lied to collect, receive and receipt
for ell monies, goods and properties
due or aceruing to said partnership.
and to discharge all obligations Of
said partnership and perform oil
It's unexeeuted contracts.
Dated this 10Th day Of April, 1919
at Washinsten, District Of Colum.
bia. THOMAS II. URDAHL. JOHN
EvERETTS, Jr. my2,9, 1928
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HELP WANTEp AGENCIES

&TENO. %, in Georsetown, seas mo.
cal sec'y, S225; see'y for exporting
Arm, $4,000; research secretary.
5000 mo. up; sec'y. $500 for near
By Maryland, Always eKcellent OBJ
slings;, Sc Mss Mss YsIns Of FER e.
BOOKKEEPER, em,): IS hours vk,
$50 gk.; heokkpr .-typist under Sd,
S50,S60 wk.; stenographer, 5.da,,
$3.50 mo-; typist, temp. start $40,
See Miss Ball R0Yps' 700 iath st.
A coon POSITION awaits you as
bookkeeper. stenographeI. typist; re-
cep.. DR., asst. at PERSONNEL sERy-
ICE, 1911 @ St. NV, MA. 2116i
G4fl- SAC wk Visit
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she ccsrrsissscn reeosrsssnastacsa
FseaEs u ee yss ssed ssw eAral
administration, neFscans. adam.
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RADIO ENGINEER

1rMduats, under 80, Wh0 cemblnes
civilian rsdi0 fransmittfr exper.,
practical snalytieal sptItude ane
: aasr Tor sri.ang p.sin xasisa. =
iHatton will select . man carefully
Tor . permanent position With IN
assured future n repay tan rs
about your qualifications aEa What
yeu want 20 Co. Owe rs seme
and sAsary expectations. Your re-
ply win he kept eenn6entiaL Box
SA-H, star
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SPECIAL NOTICES

CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS - We sell
s,i..,, veal, premiums ai..: and c,, slns9
equipment; ell kinds; no order too
small Gail MI eQp1 anytime,
MN. BUSINESS MAN do you need O
geoS ofhss msnagsr. &c, EeeoHnt9 sEi,
type q personnel ATLAS AoENcs'
4 WIT NOT BE REsPoNsIsLE ier
si ps NJ si ssfSEtis;' i p ry'i
tschfislmEp FREIGHT, g. p.eE. Is,
lbs, from Colsats palmoliye TO Leto
Hill: II cartons of Kitchen ware,
cabinets. sinks, etc, $40 lbs. con-
signed to Bene Berr.. order notify
Modern Supply Co.; to be sold at
public auction, May "a, ACME FAST
FREIGHT. INC, 4th and e ats. s.w.
AFTER 5/9/48 I will not be respon-
sibls for any debts contracted by
anyone other than myself, FERMON
.TQLRERT, a04 X St. sc.
ACCOUNTANT EXP, books started
and kept, all tag returns made.
Reasonable rates. vi. 1921, la
WILL PAY So Per hour TO D: C.
permit holder to brush Up my driv-
ing in my car, refs. Box 421-H. Star.
NO DOWN PAYMENT
heater. s year guarantee, $li9.b0
installed. Other models and sizes OF
reasonable PRICES.
J. SHAPIRO
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sErnsH csxRras3Srr ~ srsmAes.
srNss Ill ~ ssss :. ~ T'~mwnssAs
Department A ~ FssNs4szrn
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Statesmen

Contact msn 70 train with eussis nd
ms AsisAmsni pisaASnt outside vork
draw while learning wiih OF wtthoui
car. RIM. ga 1Iae Vermont sVf
NV -lO
Spoilers
lfaht and DARK. 4ap nav
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ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
Public and private school Positions.
Colorado Bldg, IL and g. RI. 393s.
-13
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
l1os q ST, NV.
MEN

Pharmaceutical sales, medical de-
taller; $500 plus expenses.
Engineering eo-ordinetoT, tndust.
msnagement expeT.i $40 to $50.
Sales furniture, selling cap. nee,i $50
plus comm.
Buyer expeditsr. eleetronies; SIS VIZ,
stene., $2f5.
SALES, ear necessary, $50 plus
Nisht Waterman, HysttsviIlei $50.
Assistant benkkeeper, retail; SOS.
WOMEN
SECy.@TEMOE
ADVERTISING, radio telerision, pub, re-
iatiens. expert, import labor. legal,
railroads, commercial, s days. some
eh; $2,400 to $1,000. See SUNDAY
Star fer detailed listing.
TyPIETS
Correspondent, statistical, insurance,
export, import. engineering, ETC.;
1890 70 $4,000. See Sunday Star
tse detailed listing.
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Statesmen

salssmsn for eisthinr
and tarnishipx dent: permanent
position. exe&Ilent seisIy foE kss4ds
worker. GEORGE b CO.. sia vth
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ror 0 lst-slass. sxperispesd shee
salesman; permanent pasition with
excellent salary and commission.
VIM. HAHN & CO.
lAth and @ sts, NV. p
MEN WANTED
81 70 s.; assure yeur future With .
permanent position operating
streetcaF or bus We teach yua
and pay you while lsarntnEs stesay
year-aTound earnings, plus Tree
transports; ten, paid yaeettens, paid
sick leave and ethsF beAefits. Come
into our enpioymsRt eftes ans tatk
it ever. Apply nov. Meneay through
Friday. $50 an. to IL noon.
TRANSIT CO.
3f3a ~ ut, NV. eTaks Routes 90
ROsslyn. 20 Cabin John, 10 Friend
ship Hsights stTsstesrs direct . the
door ] LA
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SALESMAN

carr SALARY. comm ission 2 weeks
men aysrsss fren ss, e6a TO 0as'
FRsT sssToRys s s9s 2. M sL1Ah S /,
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YOUNG MEN

ExpeT Fenced lisht Rpd DARK; top pa
Apply UNITED CLEANERS, Aia Asi
pi. n.N. -lb
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CoIored, ages 2s-sb: must be able
to pass physical examination; az
perieneed; married preferred; 70
40-heuT week; vacations, siek bsnf-
fts and other empioymsnt sdvsn-
tagss; permanent; Increases IN pay.
Bring elevator operstoTS license
and Inference and apply % person-
mel efsee, Room A04. star BUILDING.
THE EVENING STAR
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BUYER EXPEDITER
1ATOR OPERATOR

Some sleetronie component buyinE
experienue required starting salsry.
S6b per week. Send complies resume
In Box tS6-H Star -
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'tt ~. iss5elf :'i sisS' ,slss' e.:
49,. 49, ..s. .,lsi. ...', ..: ~.
s.ssg.i ssEslfsstbA u
saIIsi.xpf1-sssssssss ssls. seslaas
Ss1s~f IesIa- easl4s se& sy*sAeas ssess
Hi ;sE Il, .s.sa .ss.:sl 80
: .sst.ssss'. sss.s;s 'f fitisiknE csoTxss3
.nsssass.a sss cess .ss ,s.s s.ss
s :. s...' ,t ssss ! TsAssis % Y.
sAlasfAesfa. ssslsss ssseHssss &c
~ ssss sa.s 81 ss1 asss
ssssilsss ssfaamss, Car nf ass
sAfxsfApszs. sssssssasss sxF ssMs,
fss senrtsssafY sexsssef1fs4 kNssfts
sss DRESSES sssss e<sstss Asfss
II nssase. sta sesf. gHst1fts
.sfaHs.Apsts. ..ssss -: 10 . :.
~, -. -; 80. ixzrl;Ssiff isss I
AinsaAesss. sspsssssass n ssHs
NJ fssStsss. sssf sA4 sxesesasAss
- ssssrs11.~fs !. - $500 s.sss -
SEQ --n
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-15
Escaped German
Tells OF Greek
Guerilla Fight
By HERBERT F. scHMrTT

FRANKFURT - (AP) What
is it like to fight for the Greek
guerilla army? If you run out of
ammunition, it may take weeks
to get more. A lot of the time you
can't understand the man who is
fighting alongside you.
That's the way il is, according
to a German who said he sue
ceeded in getting away" from the
Communist brigades. His story
was quoted in Allied licensed
western German papers. The man
said he was recruited for the reb-
ell army from a German prisoner
of war camp in Soviet Russia.
There are more than 5000 Ger
mans fighting in the rebel Com
munist force, he said. The Ger
man said he first was taken to a
transit camp in Bulgaria. Other
German prisoners and "volun-
teers" from IL other nations were
there, too. They were trained in
guerilla tactics by veteran ex-
wehrmacht NCO's and officers.
Firearms came from the Skoda
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-15
INDUSTRY
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LONDON -(AP)- Australia's
industry is undergoing the "most
spectacular" expansion in the
country's history. j. B. Todd, as
sistant Trade Commissioner for
Australia in London, says.
He says the end Of the war was
followed by a sflood of overseas
capital" into Australia.
The development is particularly
evident in the metal, machine,
implement and conveyance group
of industries where 1893 COM
panies have announced their in
tention of building new plants
Or expanding . existing factories.
Thirty-four of these firms are
from the United States, Todd
says.
Australia's major problem is a
labor shortage and the govern
ment is sponsoring an immigra-
ton policy to ease it.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-15
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed bids will be received by the
Jackson County Road Protection Com
mission at its office in ~Pascagoula,
Miss. until 2s00 p. m. July 10. l94s.
and at that time and place publicly
opened and read, for the construction
Of approximately two thousand forty
t2040l lineal feet of road protection
SEAWALL near Ocean Springs. Miss.
The wall will consist of pre-vast
concrete sheet piles with concrete
cap and wave rail cast in place. Plans
and specifications are on file for in
Chancery Court of Jackson County,
Pascagoufa. Miss. and at the office of
w. +. Dorroh, Engineer, ~ Jackson
Avenue, Ocean Springs. Miss. and
copies thereof may be obtained from
the latter upon payment of $1,000 which
will not be returned.
Bids must be submitted on the blank
Proposal form furnished with the
specifications and must be accompa-
MED by bid security In the form OF
certified check. cashiers check or bid
bond In an mount equal to at least
ten per cent t10q6l of the amount bid;
such security Is to be made payable
to Jackson County Road Protection
Commission and will be forfeited as
liquidated damages by any bidder who
may be awarded the contract and who
fails to execute the contract and fur
nish bond within the time specified.
The Commission reserves the right
to award contract for any quantity
| of wall within the minimum and max.
imum limits set forth in the Proposal
or to reject any or all bids and 10
award contract to the best interest OF
the Commission.
ordered this the goth day of June.
1919.
X. w. BURNHAM. Chairman
acksO County Road
Protection Commission.
". G. EVERETT, Chencery Clerk
Clerk OF the Commission.
Is e A II At 6-24, III, 8. is
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-15
NOTICE no conraAcrons

Sealed bids will be received by the
Jackson County Road Protection Com
mission at their office in the court
house at ~Pascagoula. Mississippi until
at that time and place publicly opened
and read, for constructing a concrete
seaWa1l near PaScagoula, Mississippi.
The principal items Of work TO be
constructed are approximately as fol-
lows:
1920 Lineai Feet Of Concrete Seawall.
38 Lineal Feet of Concrete Bulkhead.
Plans and specifications are on file
for inspection in the office of the
Chancery Clerk in pascagoula and the
office of A. w. Head, Engineer, 1fe
Dantzler Street. Moss Point. Missis-
sippi; and copies shereof may be OBJ
tanned from the latter upon payment
of $1,000 which will not be returned.
Bids must be submitted on h blank
proposal form furnished with the spe-
cificatfons and must be accompanied
by bid security in the form of a GER
titled check, cashiers check or bid
Bond in an amount equal to at least
five 10 per cent of the bid: such Sc
curity to be made payable to the Jack
son County Road Protection Commits
sion. and to be forfeited as l~iquidated
damages not penalty. by any bidder
who may be awarded the contract but
who fails to carry GU the terms of
the Proposal. execute Contract, and
give Bond within the time specified.
The right is reserved TO reject any
or all bids. and TO award the contract
to the best interest of The Jackson
County Road Protection Commission.
BY order of The Jackson County
Road Protection Commission and the
Board of Supervisors of Jackson coun-
ty, Mississippi, this the goth day of
June. 1919.
N. c. EVERETT. chancery Clerk
IS + A Il At 6-24. IL. o. Is