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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-12
First Units Leave
Maritime Project
Late Next Week

First of 5l8 units to be removed
from a three by four-bloek sec
ton of maritime housing will be
hauled away August 20. Clyde H.
Irwin. project manager for the
Wrecking Corporation of Amer
lea. said Thursday.
The corporation several months
ago was low bidder on the group
of houses located between 18th
and l4th streets. and Parsley and
Admiral Farragut.
To be removed from the site
are l3l buildings. 96 of cemesto9
wood construction and I'll de-
mountable frame houses.
BUYERS are being urged to have
local contractors remove the
structures. Our price for remov-
al" explained Mr. Irwin. lis set
in the home office at Cincinnati
and is somewhat higher than To-
cal scales
Office Opened July Is
Sales office was opened at the
site July 25 So far contracted for
are II buildings containing 81
separate dwelling units. They
will be removed to such scattered
places as Laurel. Houma. La,
Baton Rouge. Cranail. Miss. St
Elmo and Daphne. Ala. and to
Indiana and Florida.
Cheapest unit offered is a "a
by 24-foot house containing three
rooms and a bath. OF cemesto-
wood construction. it sells for
1888 at the site,
Most expensive is a unit of
the demountable type selling for
1884. 1t has four rooms and a bath.
The smaller unit may be con-
verted and made eligible for an
FILA loan. said Mr.. Irwin. BY ad-
ding ceiling and floor ieists and
corner plates.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-12
Two Refrigerators
Offered AS Prizes
On Bargain Days
Photo by Watson

WO elRnI-cuDlC-IOOl eieCllIC
refrigerators will be awarded as
grand prizes in the. Community
Bargain Days, sponsored Friday,
Saturday and Monday by Al Moss
Point Pascagoula stores and
firms.
Announcement was made We'd
nesday by the merchants group,
which also calls attention to the
extra day-Mondav-- added to
the Bargain Days schedule. Orig
inally the sale was planned for
just Friday and Saturday.
AS explained by the merchants
last week, the purchase of each
dollars worth of merchandise in
participating store will allow
/ the buyer one chance on the re-
frigerators.
Under a further change of
plans, one person.may be winner
of both grand prizes.
Placed In Single Pool
All tickets issued Friday and
Saturday in both cities will be
placed in a single pool at the Moss
Point City Hall. Mayor F. w.
! Cirlot will draw the winning stub
at 7 p. m. Saturday.
/ Then all stubs will be trans
ferred Monday to PaScagoula
where tickets issued to Monday
/ purchasers will be added. Win
ming number will be drawn at 7
D. m Monday in Pascagoula City
Hall by Mayor Frank S. Canty.
The refrigerators, which sell
for S22995 each, will be on dis
play during the Bargain Days.
One NAV be seen at Hays Vari-
ETY. Store in Moss Point. the other
at the w. f. Walker store in Pas
cagoula.
"The purpose of this coopera-
tive effort reads the merchants
announcement, lis to focus atten-
ton on our communities as a
shopping center-to remind ev-
| eryone of the large number of
! excellent stores here and of the
fact. in nearly every instance.
that values equal or exceed those
found IN even the largest cities.
/ Participating stores are:
Moss Point
/ Burnham Drug Company. Easy
! Pay Tire Store, Gem Jewelry
j Company. Hamilton Bros, Hays
Variety Store.
i Hill Furniture Store. Kihyet's
Glen Department Store. Western
/ Auto Associated Store an d
/ Woods.
Pascagoula
Advertiser Sales and Service.
Bonnie's. Bradley jewelers.. Cen
tral Drug Store. Clark Credit
Store.
Ellzey's Hardware. Feldmans.
Gem jewelers., Gulf Motor Parts.
Inc, Head Furniture and Hard
ware Company, Hills Food Store.
Johnson Bros. Jewelry Com
panv. Kihyet's. Koch Appliances,
Inc. Market Street Service Sta
ton. Market Speciality Shop.
Max Wilson. McIlwain's. Pasca-
goula Electric Company, Farrell's
Gulf Service Station. REVERE
Masee Tire and Supply.
RoSenblums. Scott's Store,
Smart Shoe Store. Stallworth
Furniture Company, Standard
Furniture Company.
Stone Brothers Grocery. Tots
N-Teens. Western Auto Associ-
ated Store. ". E. Walker Stores.
Virgins Drug Store and Wing
fields Texaeo Station.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-12
$4,000
School
Program
New Agriculture.
Home Ec. and Shop
Facilities Planned

Eight new agricultural an q
home economics classrooms, cost
ing about $4,000, will be ready
this fall for students at the three
county high schools, A. F. Me
gehee, county school superintend-
ent, announced Wednesday.
A three classroom home &c and
vocational agricultural building,
costing $4,000. will be completed
at Wade High school by Septem-
Der |.
A three-room home &c and vo-
cational shop training building
will be completed at Vancleave
High school by October /. 1t will
cost $4,000.
A tWo-room vocational shop
training building. to cost about
$4,000, will be completed by No
vember | at st. Martin High
school. Bids will be opened early
next month
In addition to these, Mr.. Me-
gehee said, $4,000 home for the
agriculturalist will be built at
Wade and a new gym erected at
Vancleave.
Hangar Into Gym
Funds available for the Van
cleave gym total $4,000 Already
purchased and removed from its
original site. at a cost of $4,000, is
hangar from the Gulfport naval
air station. Thus, said Mr. Me-
gehee, money for setting it up
and equipping it as a gym is
ample"
Mr.. Megehee said the state and
federal governments pay half the
salaries of instructors in home
&c, vocational agriculture and
shop, and that the state building
commission allows $4,000 per class
room for new construction.
"The Importance of education, y
Mr. Megehee declared. is in
teaching children how to live and
how tos make a living. While we
don't want to lose sight of cul-
tural training for county boys
and girls, we have to consider
that the only practical training
85 per cent of them ever get is
i in our high schools.
"Those who want to 60 to col
lege must be prepared for col
lege entrance. But for the 85 per
cent who do not seek higher edu-
cation. we must have a program
to make education practical and
useful as we'll as cultural
80 Per Cent Enrolled
Of the 225 boys and girls in the
three county high schools, go per
cent of them are enrolled in eth
er home &c OF the vocational
training courses.
Even in the cities of Pascagou-
la. Moss Point and Ocean Springs
30 per cent of the students are
entered
Mr.. Megehee announced also
that a class under the veterans
on-the-farm training program will
open at Vancleave High school
September l.
The stepped-up program will
require the services of four new
home &c teachers, bringing to II
the number working in the coun-
ty And two new vocational agri-
Continued on Page 81
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-12

A rolling mill that rolled iron
into desired shapes was patented
by Henry Cort of England in
1888.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-12

White fir lumber is being pro-
duced at the rate of 100000
board feet every year.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-12

Tuna in a school usually are
Of uniform size. varying not more
than five pounds one from the
other.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-12

Twice as many potatoes grow
IN the United States today COM
pared 70 the output IS years ago.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-12
TIDE TABLE

Mouth of Paees gouls Riverl
DAY HIGH Low
Evening star., 1949-02-17
HOME IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS, attics. recreation rooms,
nsnnnE GaDnets naper and banss
reas., reas days SSST or ewes. e % OR. 1900. -
ADDITIONS. remodeling. rec. rms
special winter prices: terms; esti-
mates. Virginia only. OLD DOMIN-
LON GGNTRAcTINSG6 TEi G1I 81; OIL
teed finest materials and workman
soUTHERN FLOOR CovERING CO,
FENCES, all types, galvanized mater
ial; all posts set in concrete; terms.
BILT-RITE FENCE CO.. ST. 1000
Of Stone f11Na' and Cement serSsa' work done;
porches. terraces, walks, steps, fire.
places. driveways,, retaining walls.
waterproofing and drainage; , tiles; Tk s
RhHRe MxReueco eet5eF?ssss sss @ AfcHIo aVe
Gaithersburg: MARYLAND.
FLOOR sERvICE-Nothins but, the
best laying. sanding, finishing,
cleaning. parduet installation. Bruce
flnishes llns FLo9RJNG y,.,ceai CoMTRAS. a1s
GARAGE. i2x2o alum. overhead door,
siding. erected. $500. 81: 1922
HOME REMODELING. additions, at
tics and rec. rooms, kitchen plan
ming. cabinets and appliances; wall
tile and rubber tile flooring: SUB
URBAN CONST. CO., UN. 1852 days
and evenings.
KITCHENS. completely remodeled and
streamlined with latest cabinet and
appliances. FILA payments II de-
MoDERNizING and additions: cellar
to roof Call ST 3366-67 for free
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT.
ING CO.. 1908 Eye st. NV
NEW BATHROOMS INSTALLED, old
bathrooms remodeled. gas water
heaters and other home improve
ments. T. J. FITzMAURICE, DU.
1;1Sr CONTRACTING CO.
Painting. papering. interior decor.
ating: all work guaranteed. Terms.
Free estimates. Phone WA. 1886.
Evening star., 1949-02-17
HELP DOMESTIC

CHARWOMAN for private school;
must = St. be ezSs willing worker. Call before
COOK and g.h.w; live in; local refs,
sS6f sslHrs eoiored EN- als exper ns woman
fond Of children; live in; chev!
Chase. p; G.; salary open; loca
COOK AND G.H.W., live in. help with
ehiaren ohlS sg5 eSpsa Cain aRa En- cap11e 4 a
HoUSEKEEPER, white; cooking and
in: GOOD good wage Wages. wi. WS 3i5s. su'' Eis rs
G.H.W., refs. age 20 to 80; plain
cook, no laundry, fond of children;
$50 5ha days live in. ia. 4so4.
G.H.W.-Good pay, no Sunday work;
GH.W INV 4alS AND 81 PLAIN T ~ cooK ko9G live in;
ss ences s SEQ 'Oe Week ST. s'assn sssi seler ia
HOUSEKEEPER-CooK, thoroughly
experienced; small adult family,
HoSsEkfPpEk1CooKt Sshs5 REEF AI sSae' white rs,r
free to travel and have good refs.
Box 25S-X, Star.
MAID; g.h.W.; fond of children;
5lz-day wk.; good salary; refs
req. '%f Oneloa pl. NV tJ-6 buS)
MAID. live in. fond of children;
I references required; experienced
G4.t1 624S. III
MAID, settled. live in, upstairs rm.
pvt. bath no cooking; g.h.w., elec
dishwaSher. Bendix. RA. S610. IL
MAID, colored, for gh.w. and cook
ing; half day Thurs. no Sundays;
S25 per wk.; must have Washington
references. WO. 54S1.
MAID-G.H.W., light cooking 5ia-day
week, , evenings, fond of children
6Sl3 9th st. NV. TIA. S059. lis
MAID-G.H.W.. light cooking, assis,
with child 5l2-day wk.; apt; city
ref; $50 and bus fare IA. 5272
MOTHERS HELPER-6-day week
8 to 8, SIS a week; other full-time
help employed. 9401 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring. IL
NURSEMAID. experienced, live in,
care for school girl and 1a-yr. .-old
boy; light g.h.w; apd cooking; Local
references required; Sundays OF
S25 Xk CHI 1453
Evening star., 1949-02-17
BUSINESS OPP. tcont. J
TOURIST COURT

High grade establishment consisting
of rambling, well-constructed log
building and 8 frame heated cabins;
main structure consisting of large
dining room with stone fireplace and
a separate breakfast and beer bar
room with stone fireplace, we'll
equipped kitchen and . living rooms
Cabins are well furnished with
shower and automatic hot water
This is ycar-'round, clean we'll fur
nished and equipped going eStab-
lishment with ABC license. the only
one in the county permitting Sun
day sales. This desirable establish
ment does an annual gross in excess
Of S25, 900 and represents a real OPP
portunity for an independent busi-
ness future. Situated on the Lee
hwy. at the gateway to the Skyline
drive, 1t caters not only to the heavy
East and West traffic, but to the
many Skyline and Shenandoah VAL
ley scenic motor trips. 1t is a real
beauty spot and a delightful place
in which to live and do business
Has road frontage of 320 feet and
runs back to fine trout stream. An
excellent buy at S35,O0O and can be
handled with $4,000 cash. Contact
Clyde Terms. HU. 1886. with
SHANNON g. LUCHS
1SOS IT St pu MA OodS
Evening star., 1949-02-17
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUEs-Furniture, nric-a-brac.
china, glassware. rugs. silverware,
paintings; highest cash prices paid.
Call MURRAY, TAYLOR 1888:
amount. DORA KRUPSAW MILE
STONE, 1885 G NV, Sterling 7496.
CLOTHING1.Hignest prices 9sid ,,,e tor
mens 7tb Psea q Sl9thR6 Ne s7sR BsRMeSs oDss
CLoTHING-Top prices paid for used
instr: etc; will cali, MORRIS SALES.
cnsnMAN s9 E,s ?ys scooTER, gE MI; MODEL splt 54";
DIAMONDS. old gold and silver; dis-
mond watches and discarded jewelry;
cash paid. ERNEST BURK. INC.
GA 9th st. NV.
DIAMONDS. goId, platinun1. teeth. teeth;
bought. No gurshgs;ss, h; fso sa small, ss t9S
rafees priees fssh psid 'RTa1S'eY new YcRK JEW
EISY GR w 7th entire it Sousebo,s
ssRss1'' s2fsss SRn IS 01ssSi EeH a3o ss
FiGjRSiiTIURE-Wiii buy entire cor
tents or csda G6a Dssss bsS old sazs Ss
and selling for over 30 years. HOP
WOODS. 9th and K SITS. NV. Me.
FURNITURE WANTED to buy; also
good used piano. Call evenings after
&, RE. 3672. 19s
FURN. WANTED-Entire household or
individual PIECES: cash; discreet
GOLD Bring your old gold plati-
mum. teeth, discarded tewelry We
pay cash. A kahn INC 55 years
at ',35 ? ST NV
OFFICE furniture wanted. any auan.
tity Phone ME Sl24. ,-19
PIANO-Will buy, spinet. console, az.
upright or medium upright. Cssh.
PIANOS wanted-CoLoNIAL PIANO
co. pays highest cash prices. Call
MA. 1870 for courteous appraisal,
PIANos-Grand, upright, spinst, OF
Veil wei pay pay cash ash Sligo SEA.
SCRAP IRON AND metal. highest
market prices. D. C. WASTE PAPER
CO.. I'll Kenilworth ave. ne. Ii.
(Cortinued on Next Page)
Evening star., 1949-02-17
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, colored. wants work. mother S
helper; more to learn than wages.
DI. 4334 after 4.
GIRL, colored, desires maid work;
exper; good cleaner and ironer
GIRL, colored, wishes days work or
part time; ref. Adams sI93.
GIRL, colored,. R.h.w., full or part
time; care children for working par
ents; refs. Ii. 1926.
GIRL. colored, desires JOB taking care
Of children or general housework.
North 1910, Ext. ALBA. 1s'
G. H.W., girl colored, neat, competent,
desires employment; adults only.
KAY ALEXANDER, 11O6 Gath st.
WOMAN, colored, wants part-time
work; cleaning, mornings. co.
WOMAN, colored. wants days work,
or part-time cleaning. LU. 1892. .
WOMAN, colored, desires days work:
good references. TR. 5767. is
YOUNG GIRL, wants days work:
good cleaner and laundress. ST.
CoRDoN BLEU COOK. with diploma
from this famous academy of culin-
ary art in Paris; plain and refined
French cooking, advises menus for
parties, recipes: teaching single and
In groups. Call MRS. IRENE, Adams
5919.
Evening star., 1949-02-17
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT-Books started and
Kept part time, monthly statements
furnished: Call AP. 1919 49,
ACCOUNTANT, B.B.A;. degree, 6 years
permanent position. Box 312-V,
ACCOUNTANT, exp: books started
kept part time; tax returns: rea-
sonable: OR. 2O74.
married, experienced, Of
fice management, accounting and
procurement, would like position,
ORGANIZATION; CONSCIENTIOUS. willing
worker. Apply Box 239-V, Star. l9s
COOK, all around, wants work from
pm; wife available as End cook.
DRIVER, colored, desires position.
enced; :, :, a da days o.ko Tk; R: KING. 1877 T
JANITOR, exper., man stoker or oil
burner, porter; best of references.
a.. ba1oT SGD ME- Horf fsi4 free ss'i9:ts
SALESMAN, IA years experience,
now employed. age IS, married, no
children. own good auto; desires job
travelling. Write for interview. BOX
REsTAuRANT iSSai sssFi SUPERVISION IA and
bartending, twenty years; best. ref
Box 2S6-V. Star. 49,
TRAILER DRIVER, colored, wants
'snee fets worn McDas1 Sisl GF TR Rns seias cs
PHARMACIST. HARM young, experienced,
part time. Box 2Sl-V, Star. 2Os
YOUNG COLORED MAN desires night
work; available from 6 pm. to s
am. DE. l829.
MAN, 2l, any type work:
3-11 pm. or IL p.m.-7 am; exper.
once worker. drug clerk. driver, etc.
~ T. permit fH Ss'o' 10 Pm
G. W. STUDENT. married, 2 children,
desires afternoon or week end en-
ployment; NV. pref'd. WO. 203S.
STUDENT, mech. inclined. driver;
prefer work, 4 to 8 pm, helpful to
engineering. GE. 1876 after pm
GI SUBSISTENCE not enough to feed
kids; want part-time. empl. after
Moons, ewes Ii 6oRQ
Evening star., 1949-02-17
MOTOR TRAVEL

ride. drive new Buick;
leaving Sunday morning. OW. 4072.
LEAVING FOR NEW ORLEANS Sat.
18th. can take ,; reasonable. OR.
TWO PERSONS for Calf, leaving
Feb. 1s; $50 ca. For further details
call HUI. S1o4 after 6 pm. II
MATURE MAN, to drive new car to
Ark. at once; not a Job Just free
transp: gas allowance. Ii. 474S.
EXPECT to leave fer Orlando, Fla.
Friday, take ! ~or . passengers; refs.
LEAVING FOR MIAMI, FLA, Feb. 90:
194S Pontiac. Call Warfield 1873
Evening star., 1949-02-17
PERSONAL

predicts shorter hemlines for spring
Start now vESI l7dag gcS serylees VII vINInT HemT;
1853 Col. rd.. Iis1 King St. Alex.
Room and board with nurses care
for elderig, people nr. Walter Reed
vAcaRNc9 aesR, II iN tN66sRs1Ne npMkIs4.
coanty nSu5 harss and state esfe sH 'estp sG4o 0'
SUMNER CAMP. near washington,
for boys, lib, July and August:
and other other rsE.s sports Gompletf
WOOD CAMP, P.o BOX 1871,
WHY Why LET o' SOME ONE RUIN your
dress or suit. Only an expert skilled
in this field can do it right. LEA
ENGEL, Dressmaker formerly of 5th
ave. N; ~; finds nothing too hard
alterations. Centrally located at
111O F st. NV. Rm. 20. Tel. Elk.
ALTERATIONS. all ladies' garments;
prompt and efhcient service: open
caTHoTic fEff ic' CITY ifih BoHRpiSG G2 NC homes
needed for high school boys and in
fants. CATHOLIC CHARITIES. DE.
WOMAN Ti, ART APPRENTICE wanted
for spare time work. exch. for in
struction. use Of studio facilities
DU. 1924, after $50 pm. IT,
WAvERLY sANITARIUM. Rockville
pike. miles from Bethesda: few
vacancies; fully licensed nursing
care "A hours day. Call WI. 1907.
INCOME TAX RETURNS explained
for a nominal sum by a former reve-
nue. employe. ME. 1924. %
a vacancy for bed or ambulatory,
man or woman patient; excel. 24-hr e.
trained. nursing care; owned by ply
sieian who is in daily attendaance'
pERrEcf fRi CT NURSERY CARE for rJ% your
baby, by day, week or month; age
5 days to years: 24-hr. supervision
by physician and registered nurse;
cheerful home atmosphere; COM
pletely modern; inspection invited
SH. 1911 or 81. 1870 or visit
WEAVER S INFANT NURSERY
9515 Colesville rd., Silver Spring, Md
VACANCY - Warm, cheerful room,
single. double. 1st floor. next bath,
delicious meals. nurse, tray service.
81 O65O III
Evening star., 1949-02-17
REPAIRS AND SERVICE
DDING :. MACHINES. calculator

ADDING g MACHINES. calculators
cleaned, oiled and adjusted: All
work guaranteed, RE; Il77, UNITED
sRck rs lath o st. start
any ;ob: large or small; also repairs.
BkickLaYfNG, kIckIli 4 c. fFTREPtLACEs and
chimneys built and repsired Iy BY
BEfckfaYrSG ER sa1 sGter neusts 81 Ar s.1ssss sss
tanning walls. etc; estimates free;
reas; prices; Va. side only Gil,
BUILDING, remodeling. repairing.
cRMEk4 lRs H. 1a1si kESAlksLsfs NE sAsEf 10th St
NV; 28 yrs. exper.: factory parts.
CARPENTER. complete remodelins
TeParSM MR Raipt1GEa Gf2erAnf A. and ass1 Toof
CARPENTRY. prompt seryice-cabi-
net work, repairs kitchen equip
ment installed. RE. 1907, 81. 64sS.
CARPENTRY-Porches. closets. stairs,
roofing and painting done in a
mate mstemenks ea W1nsoa nsoaef D1 fSF osso an eS
CARPENTRY, all kinds, building and
repairs, porches inclosed, shelving,
partitions part recr. rms painting. 90! IL
CARPENTRY-Recreation rms, parti
direct with mechanics. CH. 1882
CARPENTRY, work of all kinds, spe-
cializing in store shelving, parti-.
tions, bookcases for lawyers and
built to suit your needs. Call MR.
LAWRENCE, RA. 97O3.
CARPENTRY-Attics finished, recre-
alton rooms, porches inclosed. stair
ways, dormer windows; residential
or commercial. ]. E. HENDRICKS.
CLEANING UPHoL.. FURNITURE and
work guar. Estimates. NO. 5Osl
ELEC. CONTRACTING, complete. elec.
service, repairs. installations, light,
heat, power. RA. 1922 any time.
ELECTRICIANS-W extra out
radios; free estimates. GE. s495.
ELECTRIC WIRING. commercial, res.
ssn'1 sss 1spss sa; 0ss KEgSI aS1s sEsss sSs
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS and installa-
tions; for prompt, courteous, guar:
anteed service, call A. C. ELECTRIC
FGooRs foo "a. sAsbiD SsRs AND FINISHED;
old floors made new; work done Nd.
Va, D. C. G. TAYLOR. WA. 1929.
FLOORS sanded and finished, white
mechanics; winter prices. CHAS. r.
COVER. DU 671S any time.
FLOOR SANDING-12x16, SIS; same
size rm. painted. $15; elec. repairs
and refrigeration serv. OR. 1000,
FLOOR SANDERS. edgers and waxers
waxers sold. I KENNEDY FLOOR CO.
700 Kennedy st. NV, RA. .4346.
FLOORS SANDED, finished waxed,
best workmanship and material.
SH. 1889, JOHNSON, MI. 0529.
FLOOR 3. sASDING-rehnishins. ss1S v, &
FURNACES, boilers and radiators re-
paired or replaced. immediate serv.
iee Terms, STEWART BAINuM
eond:: wk: suar.; ann; yet. sts tPEAKE f!fS FUR r
NITuRE SERV.. EN-. 1901. 20
HOT-WATER HEATERS. special for
Feb, famous make 30-gal., 5-yr.
guar. heater. Comp. installed.
heating repairs. WA. s53S. 20
LINOLEUM-ASHPALT TILE expertly
laid. We furnish material or will
lay your own. Prices reas. UN. o14b.
Evening star., 1949-02-17
SITUATIONS WOMEN

CARE OF SEMI INVALID. light
housework by middle-aged lady;
home of ! or 2 elderly persons. Box
GIRL, colored. desires Job file clerk
11 DE maid AHA in stores high school g! grad.
GIRL desires fountain work; no sun
days Call TR. SAB.
HOUsEKEEPER, Swedish; good house
keeper. excellent cook; references.
Call OR. l4l7 between s and 8 pm.
MANAGER desires take over direction
hotel. apt, rooming house or insti-
tuition; age 80, single. white; 12
years exper. institutional and hotel;
now employed, desire to change.
MEprcaI Hab csf-y sEcRErARY. sisE receptionist:
graphic background, thoroughly fa-
miliar medical terminology. Box
NURSE, white. exper.. ref, willing to
live in wiling gganns to travel sH. 1854
patient; NV; s21 weekly; dav duty;
Nurse Tsfi BOX GovERNEss, sSst' experienced me-
wishes position with children; refs.
PRAcTicAL "a; fRs NURSE wishes to care
4Ol vi SOllF dlcoScIt COlOI Gu
or white. NO. 1892. IL
PRACTICAL NURSE, 12-hour duty.
will take complete charge of lady
living alone; reas. wk. rates. GE.
PRACTICAL NURSE, white, desires
s-hour duty, night or day. HOP
PER. SH 666S. IL
SECRETARY, exper., excellent ste
biography, college background; meet
ing the public; S55 wk. ia. 3615,
SECRETARY to executive; college ed
ucation, 10 years experience private
industry; exceptional ability; 5-day
TYPING. SHORTHAND, at home, ex-
perienced. Telephone MI. 1852. 30
TYPNG WANTED-Envelope or post
card addressing. 5000 18th st: NV
Adams 1885. IT.
TYPIST. at home; exper.. fast anc
accurate; special price on envelopes
pickup, deliver. Falls Church 1916
WOMAN, white, middle aged. will care
for baby, while mother works; live
out. Glebe 6315.
WOMAN. colored, neat, reliable, exper
cafeteria, kitchen helper or maid in
rooming house ST. 7647. 10
YOUNG LADY. colored. neat, refined
desires clerical pos: or receptionist
knowledge typing. RA. 1141.
EXPER. TYPIST. PIX operator and
receptionist. exp, desires full-time
employment. MISS ELIAS, RA. 3115
after 5 pm. 49,
Evening star., 1949-02-17
FACTORY, SALE OR LEASE

Metal products company, nearby Va,
home Of metal egg crates for over
30 years. Perfecto flower boxes
and pot line, nationally known, and
other sundry items.
AL products marketed through big
dept. stores, hardware, seed and
florist, iobbers, and direct mail
Equipment, machine shop. make own
dies; punch presses, Sitting tools
printing ofice Tor Individual print
ing. Owner will stay along with
purchaser until he fully learns all
details; will assist in making and
marketing. Centrally located, 15
passenger trains daily, overnight to
New York. "A very profitable man
ufacturing business Owner estab-
lished same more than 80 years
ago. Complete information by ap-
pointment only. C. W. EGGLETON.
36l7 14th St: NV. DU. 5051;