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The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1951-11-23
IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF
JACKSON COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI

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JACKSON COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI
No. 1854
IN RE: VALUATION OF $4,000 90
VANCLEAVE c NSOLID A = E ID
SCHOOL DISTRICT SCHOOL BONDS,
JACKSON COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI,
DATED NOVEMBER |, 1881.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
To the Taxpayers of the Vancleave
Consolidated School District of Jack
son County. MISSISSIPPI:
You are hereby notified that the
matter of the valuation of the above
described bonds will be heard on the
23th day of November, 1851. at lO:OC
o'clock a. m, in the Chancery Court.
at the Courthouse of Jackson County,
Mississippi, at or before which time
and date, written objections, If any,
must be filed.
BY order of the Chancellor. this 18th
day of November. 1851.
N c. EVERETT
Chancery Clerk of
Jackson County, Mississippi.
By Fannie Mae Wyatt. ID. c.
tSEAL) II il-<'
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1951-11-23
GAME AND FISH COMMISSION
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
JACKSON

PUBLIC NOTICE NO. 406
November Is. 1851
BE IT ORDERED by the State Game
and Fish Commission that Big Lake
and the waterfowl refuge located on
the Pascagoula River. North of High
way 80, be closed to fishing from No
vember 20. 1851 through January 81.
1852, for the protection and as a rest
ing place for waterfowl on the Big
Lake Waterfowl Refuge.
Witness my hand this the 18th day
OF November. 1851
r. NJ FREEMAN.
Director of Conservation
1t 1928
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1951-11-23

The Indiana University library's
Department of Special Collections
and Rare Books houses some Z3,-
600 books and pamphlets and l7o,-
900 manuscripts.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1951-11-23

A comet is subject to varying
attraction from the earth as well
as other planets.
Evening star., 1951-05-18
By John Robert Powers

Very precious to the beauty Of
your skin is the mantle it wears
a soft. transparent coating
which. although unseen, is re-
sponsible for the glow and radi-
ance of your complexion.
The moment the health Of your
skins mantle Is impaired, your
complexion is in for trouble. Nor
mally, this natural coating's con-
dition is acid. which accounts for
dermatologists' reference to it as
the "acid mantle" If the mantle
is too acid, the skin becomes
oily and a prey to blemishes.
If the mantle is not sufficiently
acid, dryness and lines appear
You can do a great deal toward
maintaining your skins mantle in
its normal. healthy state of acid
ity. When you wash your face
with soap, be sure to rinse anC
rinse, until no soap film is left
Although soap is a fine once-a-day
cleanser for dry and norma
skins, and for even more fre.
quent ablutions of oily skins. ever
the merest trace Of it left on the
skin will disturb the acid mantle
Your diet also affects the acidit!
of your skins covering. Bewar'
of large amounts of sugar ant
starch. Be faithful about drink
ing at least eight glasses o
water a day.
There are several new product
on the market which you nigh
Evening star., 1951-05-18
By Josephine Lowman'

We hear people exclaim, "It
seems to me that the present
younger generation is much taller
than ours.
It is true that college students
today are taller than their par
ents were when they entered
school 80 years ago. This, no
doubt, reflects our newer knowl-
edge of nutrition.
H Many interesting studies, and
many large-scale studies have
been made to determine the ef-
fects of improved nutrition on
races as well as on controlled
groups. In every instance, i'm
proved nutrition has led to better
health, more stamina. increased
height and more accomplishment
The higher the vital nutritive
values, the greater the efficiency
and stature of the people! The
correlation between diet and
health and energy and stature is
4 dramatic.
| It is interesting to note the ef-
fleets of wartime shortages on chill
dren. For instance, after World
War I, the average height of boys
| in Leipzig increased three and
one-half inches between 1918 and
1888. That of girls increased four
and one-half inches.
In one boys home the control
group received the addition of
milk to the regular diet. The re-
suit was q gain of seven pounds
and more than two and a half
inches in height. in one year.
Those who did not receive the
milk gained just four pounds and
only one and eight-tenths inches
in height.
Records have been kept of
young men who attain military
service age, and these also show
that the average height is in
creasing, and that the men from
the better fed groups have better
physiques. In the United States
draftees in World War II were
three-quarters Of an inch taller
than those in World War I.
With so much overpowering
evidence that food plays a great
part in the health and happiness
Of men and women. and with sc
much new information constantly
available, 1t seems queer that sc
slmany persons fail to take advan-
Evening star., 1951-05-18
Why Grow Old?
Diet Aids Height

/ tage Of this aid for delaying aging
and for more vibrant living.
This means that you consume a
diet which contains meat and
milk and eggs and whole grains,
as well as fresh fruits and vege-
tables. Much authoritative opin-
ion suggests that the purely vege-
tartan diet is almost sure to be
inadequate. In the first place,
few people know enough about
nutrition to plan such a diet. and
in order to get enough Of the
vital elements they would have
to eat huge amounts. Also we
need the amino acids which meat
gives us.
If you would like to have my
leaflet, Menus Planned for
Youth and Health" send q
stamped, self-addressed envelope
with your request for leaflet No
43 to Josephine Lowman in care
of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1951-05-18
Nine-Doy Diet

Josephine Lowman's diet,
with menus and suggested
substitute foods, is contained
in a handy 3-by-4H-inch
booklet to slip in your purse,
biIlfold or pocket. If you wish
a copy to supplement the
diet which appeared recently
in The Star, you may pur-
chase the booklets for 10
cents each at the Business
Counter in The Star lobby.
To obtain the booklet by
mail, send 10 cents in COIN,
with a STAMPED, SELF
ADDRESSED ENVELOPE to
Josephine Lowman. in care Of
The Evening Star. Washing
ton 4, d. c. No requests omit
ting the stamped. self-ad-
dressed envelopes can be
filed.
Evening star., 1951-05-18

There those who value cotton as their best
warm weather friend but who look other summer
fobries with friendly eye
Dorothy Hubs has designed two dresses that we think
strike happy balance between the casual and the high
styled dress for summer The dress with the copeet is
trimmed with belt Tucks down the front OF the
bodice add smart appearance to the other rock pictured
Both dresses made Of weIlknown novelty textured
crepe by Ceonese and washable They come in an ex-
tensive ronee Of summer postes
These just Of the outfits being featured in the
Summer Dress Festival soged by local department store
beginning tomorrow and continuing through Saturday. Moy
2o All dress departments participating and there will
be informal modelling all doy during Festival Week on the
stores End floor dress department and in the eoroo.
Call Sterling 5000, Extension 595, Saturday. between
9 am. and pm, for further information
Evening star., 1951-05-18
Venetian Blinds

When cleaning venetian blinds
always dust away from the tapes
running up and down the blind.
New tapes are a wonderful re-
Ifresher for time worn blinds. Tape
replacement kits are available and
plastic tapes wipe clean easily and
have a long life line.
Evening star., 1951-05-18
Secrets Of Charm
Guard Skins Acid Mantle

find worth your skins while to
investigate. Ask your physician
about the new preparations that
are designed to normalize both
the low and high acid skins, as
well as hold the line for normal
skins. Because the same treat
ment is recommended for all
types of skins Jolly. dry and nor
maD, these preparations are con-
sidered revolutionary.
They can be used at night
to work while you sleeper az
a day-long treatment under your
cosmetics. AS with all beauty
correctives, the secret lies in using
them faithfully. An occasional
application will not produce the
result you desire, just as an oc-
casional whack of the hair brush
will never put the gleam in your
hair!
Evening star., 1951-05-18
All Pickle

The succulent pickle is high in
vital food properties. Pickles
contain vitamins A, Bl and B2
and c in quantity. They also
contain calcium. phosphorus, iron,
copper and salt. They add zest
to many kinds Of food and are
low in calories, about IL to one
large dill pickle.
Evening star., 1951-05-18

YOUR IDEAL MEASUREMENTS"
This easy-to-use table shows you how
to calculate your ideal measurements
from head to toe. Its use will make
figure readjustments simple and accurate.
For a free copy of Your Ideal Measure
ments" send a self-addressed, stamped
envelope to John Robert Powers in care
of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1951-03-12
ROUTE MEN (2)

y @'@H13N w
pable young man. age 26-30; solid
future for a sincere, intelligent. de-
pendable worker; excellent starting
salary; drivers permit, substantial
references required Apply ofice,
9-12 noon.
American Linen Service
o233 9Th ST NV ia
Evening star., 1951-03-12

Recent e E. graduate and those with
at least one years research and de-
velopment work will also be con-
sidered.
Evening star., 1951-03-12

YOUNG MAN-Real estate ONCE.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC. 1417 K
YoUNGS MAN to learn finishing mia and
electro plating; l school year of
Appg YNAT6Naim Tml9iRIm Fgs41rsnsnt
LABORATORIES. l71s Kalorama I'd.
YOUNG MAN, to work in installation
dept. Apply 1929 Bladensburg I'd
YOUNG MAN to learn window dis
play work. NO. 1892. ID
YOUNG MAN, age $3.50. to operate
tabulating machines, no exper. nee
essary; advancement as you learn.
Apply SAFEWAY STORES. INC,
1S45 4th st. ne -l5
YOUNG MAN, to learn meat business;
wk. Cali Monday. Ii. 7-4o7:1. rs
YOUNG MAN mechanically and
electrically inclined to service ONCE
machines for national Office machine
manu- maanufacturer. qualifications high
good personality. man selected will be
school at our expense; salary based
according to individuals qualifica-
tions. Box 75-V, Star.
YOUNG MAN. ambitious. learn trade
IN furniture .reflnishtng and repair
ing; good future for right man
yGPfNG Gf aye N.S SILVER sT s. Spring; in Nd. lie
high school or college graduate, to
tram in wholesale plumbing and
heating. industry; excellent oppor-
tunity for ambitious person who is
1Rhte6eTted Rrspcb CT IN his bis future. Call Mr.
LAND co INC I26 U ct n
Evening star., 1951-03-12
VOTING MAN

Some accounting knowledge and
typing ability preferred; must be
with whom you work and the public
with whom you will deal; attractive
salary. paid winter and summer
vacation totaltng weeks. group
insurance and other benefits: here
is splendid opportunity to ad-
vance with rapidly expanding
nnance company. See Mr. Reuben
stein, AUTO MONEY CO.. 18th and
K SITS, NV
Evening star., 1951-03-12
HELP MEN
EARN $40 600 A YEAR

As driving instructor. Americas
fhashtest-growing industry; Over
an instructor last year in the WASH
Bait area. Our instructors make
S4 per hour. We have complete
dual controls--two steering wheels,
two brakes. two clutches, two ac-
ceIerators,. etc. Territories open in
Wash. and Baltimore. Send employ
ment history. cars you can drive
and car you now own. If inexperi-
enced we will train you ROGER
GiLBERT-Pres.. Easy Drive De-
velop. Co. Box 66-X. Star. 13*
Evening star., 1951-03-12

YOUNG MAN, TO work in installation
dept. Apply 1929 Bladensburg rd
ne. -13
Evening star., 1951-03-12

pable young man, age $3.50; a solid
future for sincere, intelligent. de-
pendable worker; excellent starting
salary; drivers permit, substantial
references REQUIRED. Apply ofice,
9-l2 noon.
American Linen Service
2233 8th St. NV Ia
ROUTE Statesmen (2) to operate
established coffee route; one opening
in washington; one in Falls Church
and vicinity; salary, commission
and bonus; sedan. delivery furn-
llQ9 Mount olivet I'd. ne. -i3
exper.; farm background benef.;
paid vac, holidays, disqualification;
5-day wk See MR. MALONEY or
Mr.. WILLIAM MOORE, s126 Geer-
sAfEsMANs sflf sSf SILVER eEpsFenee sRFlnS in SELF selling
sporting goods; good salary and
enploye benefits. See Mr.. Bern
stein. SPORTS CENTER, sth and
SALESMAN to canvas nationally : ad-
vertised watches on credit; good
commission; vacation with pay;
many company benefits. Mr Ullman
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.. 719I
sALEsfMaaNi$; AZ 81 II to sell Cyclone fence,
eeo0mG5mission. ee0G5 Phone for appt, or.
sALEsMAN-To take over territory t
Offering; repeat business. for elastic
tank lining, including allied non
competitive products Representa-
tive industrial: Govt. and large
building building installations, exceptional
K1RwAN K pFFaRss aR S5a wi tntsFyisT SFs5foa
SALESMAN. mems furnishings, in
modern store; good working condi-
tion starts March Is. Reply by let
ter. STYLEPLUs CLOTHES. S618
Ga ave: Silver Spring, Md. -12
SALESMAN for various media in ex-
panding organization, must be ex-
tion to Box 159-V, Star. IL
SALESMAN, experienced, with follow
ing. in, dept. stores, mems wear
shops, ladies', children,s, and in
distributor of national named brands
of hosiery, underwear and neck
wear; excellent opportunity for sales
man who can qualify. MARKOVITz
BROS. Phila., Pa. Write to S. A.
RICHTER 40O3 Ridgewood ave,
SALESMAN, with national mfg. of
baked goods, to work on established
territory; must have car; high school
or equal; unusual opportunity for
energetic man. Box 49-X, Star.
12%
ALESMAN-Nationall known man
ufacturer of confectionery products
has opening for a salesman to work
Washington and surrounding terri
tory; wholesale, retail trade; must
have car; salary. $50 weekly and
expenses to start; car allowance;
in reply give telephone number.
Box 52-x, Star. IL"
SALESMAN. hardware experienced; ;
also delivery man and warehouse
man Apply In person. GAINES
BROS. INC. Alexandria. Va.
Substantive are looking for a
reliable married man, age 1880. to
take care of our business in the
city and country. Man selected will
be practically set up in business for
himself on a remunerative 25fc
basis. New and repeat business as
SureS substantial income from start
No shortage of merchandise There
will be no delivery or collecting. Car
necessary to cover territory This
position will lead quickly to District
managership for right person. For
interview, call ST.. 4531 or write
A. E. RATHBUN, district manager,
ll02 Flower ave-, Takoma Park,
n z 10
Evening star., 1951-03-12
HELP MEN

full-time and . part-time
Are you satisfied with your present
income? Full-time Fuller Brush
dealers average S97 and up per wk.
Fuller Brush customers are pleasant,
courteous and buy these famous
everyday necessities regularly. Each
new dealer is given an establishd
territory with regular customers
and works by appointment method.
An experienced man will train you
No experience necessary. Start on
a l or 2 day trial basis, II you wish
to prove to yourself what an excel
lent opportunity this is. Apply oil
National Press Bldg. 14th and F SITS.
Evening star., 1951-03-12
STOCK CLERK

Full-time job with publishing COM
pany; 5-day, 40-hour week; liberal
employe benefits, excellent working
conditions. Call Mon Fri, 1905,
DI. 29OO, Ext. 26l. -1b
Evening star., 1951-03-12

MAN-Real estate ONCE.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC. 1417 K
Evening star., 1951-03-12
MEN

With electronic BACKGROUND for tech
nical security field installation and
service; salary open; 4O-hour week.
BOX 175-T, STAR
Evening star., 1951-03-12
PART-TIME MEN
ATT ONCE

@9-year- national corporation can
place active man over 80 in local
protected territory as perm. repre-
sentative handling much-wanted
landscaped planning service. Prior
exper. in our field not required.
Earnings start Immediately. SyS-
tematic training and supervision by
local manager. Sales exper. not es-
sential Business booked 2 to s
mos. In advance on open accounts,
No deliveries, collections. down pay
ments or supply problems. Steady
year around income repeats business.
For interview call MR.. SHARPE at
AP. 1856 bet. 5 and $3.50 or Wed
only at TU. 5000 bet. 8 and /
O'Clock -I3
Evening star., 1951-03-12
HELP MEN

PAINTERS-Steady, year-round work;
lst-claSs only Apply MR.. WHITE
1914 Winnett rd., Chevy Chase
Manor.
PAINTERS-Experie on new con-
struction; men with transportation
preferred. TU. 3129, 8 to 8 pm.
PARKING GARAGE ATTENDANT, day
and night shifts, all inside work.
See MR.. JONES. l649 Kalorama
Patent ATTORNEY, chemical, for
New York office of large chemical
company, with Patent Off1ce expert
ence and law degree. Give details
of education, patent experience, first
letter. Box 307-S. Star. 12~
PHARMACIST. Maryland license. for
relief work, hrs. can be arranged
to suit. S2.25 an hr. Call UN.
PLASTERERS WANTED-White me
chanlcs; good wages and long job.
Call JE. $4,000. After z call JA.
PLUMBER, white, must be expert
enced in jobbing. Prefer local man.
Familiar with D. C. regulations.
Must have drivers permit; be sober.
Steady work, excellent chance for
advancement. Must have reference.
j. C. FLOOD. 2012 14th st. NV.
-13
PLUMBER. Md. journeyman card, 1st-
class only. with tools. Call WA.
4311 -13
Evening star., 1951-03-12

electro plating: l school year Of
chemistry minimum requirement.
Apply NATIONAL ELECTRONIC
LABORATORIES 1918 Kalorama I'd
Evening star., 1951-03-12
PAINTER

White. inside work; lge. office build
ing; permanent; excel salary and
many employe benefits; must be
exper., fully skilled In blending
character and work references; age
limit 45 Apply in person between
9:30 am. and $50 pm. AND Tues.
and Wed. nights, Z to $50.
National Geographic Society
Sd and r st. NE. IA
Evening star., 1951-03-12
MESSENGER

Sat. 9-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pa. Ave. NV.
MILL OFFICE MAN and mill ware
houseman--,Experience and knowl-
necessary, to ambitious persons.
Apply Frank Troth. BARBER &
Ross RS co" 5th and v SITS. ne
MOVERS; experienced; apply 1923
Observation-Disclosures
position. excellent working condi-
tions. 5-day week, vacation with
pay, hospitalization benefits and
pension plan. Apply in person, 330s
14th st. NV. Room 307, Mr.. AUD.
MGR 1000 MACHINE OPERATOR. for
front ONCE; must be experienced;
WARDMAN PARK HOTEL. employ
ment offce' 200 Woodley rd. NV.
NIGHT wATCHMAN for construction
job, permanent position, good wages
for good man; Apply Ill at Of
OFFICE BOY, familiar with repro
duction machine operation and gen
eTal eeTEsal % ONCE procedure; for construc,
NORMAN GRANT. RIM. 116. Ring
BLDG 1900 18th st. NV. RE. 5553,
oFFsET P6tss2 PEEssMAN P'sEs yb,fi ttsS4
skilled man need apply CRAFTS
MA MAN PRESS. AS 11th st. s.w.. ST.
OFFSET PREssMAN to run Al by "a
Potte5' i,etIfe5' night shift; only highly
MAN PRESS. AS 18th st. s.w.,
Washington, D. C. Phone ST. O444.
OFFSET STRIPPER, camera man and
plate maker. large press sizes. Only
dependable, highly skilled all-around
with established photographic house.
Write or wire CRAFTSMAN PRESS,
INC; 415 1lth st. s.w.. Wash 4,
OIL BURNER sALEsMEN-Domestic
reliable firm. Must be able to en-
gineer and sell completed installa-
ton, Box 414-R. Star -13
PAINT statesmen
Experienced man with following
among contractors, institutions and
sbsd defieTs d,oo+ to represent iopg1estab-
Complete. line and ample warehouse
stocks Of nationally accepted prod
uctS at favorable competitive prices.
Presents unusual commission earn
ing possibilities for real producer
Your reply will be held in conf
dence. Box 179T. Star. -15
PAINTERS-Large housing Job, close
in Arlington; experienced men only.
Lee blyd; and South Irving st. MR.,
HOPKINS. ii
PAINTER-Spray. Experienced for
apartments and houses only; also
brush painter. Must be Al or don t
apply. 36th and Ohio sts., North.
off Lee hwy. Arlington. -12
PAINTER-1st class. sober. Pref
erably living in Bethesda or Friend
ship area. Apply Box 149-T, Star.
-l2
Evening star., 1951-03-12
Employment Dept.

FRUIT AND VEG. MAN. for ret. mkt,
colored or white: sober. rel. ref
Apply in person only. 141S eth
st. NV. -l3
FURNITURE REFINISHER, expert
enced, to refiniSh, touchup or repair
teleVision and appliances; good sal
ary. .6-day week; permanent job to
capable man: many employe benefits.
Apply Mrs. Bott, LACY'S, INC. $50
Half st. S.W. 10
GENERAL INSURANCE BROKER
REQUIRES man with experience in
fire and casualty procedure; stem
ographer preferred 5-day week.
sELSKY & CO. 221 Tower Bldg,
14th and K sts. NV, RE. 1855.
GROCERY and meat clerk, exper.
only; good salary. 106 So. Wayne,
GROCERY AND VEGETABLE MAN.
sober, reliable; ref, Apply in person.
2101 Alabama ave. Sc; no Sundays
HOUSEMAN, colored pleasant work.
ing conditions: must have depend
able references; no others accepted,
Apply WARDMAN PARK HOTEL.
employment Office, 2700 Woodley I'd.
NV. -13
Evening star., 1951-03-12
CIERKTXpIST,

IIERh-I YPISI
We have an opening for a good typist
with general clerical experience. one
with automobile experience preferred
ton. good salary and working con-
ditionS. See Mr. Noga, BARRY
PATE MOTOR CO.. 1150 Conn.
Evening star., 1951-03-12
YOUNG MAN

l. OO1NO WlAN
Some accounting knowl-
edge and typing ability
preferred; must be able
to get along with people,
those with whom you
work and the public with
whom you will deal; at
tractive salary, paid
winter and summer va
cation totaling 3 weeks,
group insurance and
other benefits; here is a
splendid opportunity to
advance with a rapidly
expanding finance com
pany. See Mr.. Rubin
stein.
AUTO MONEY co.
18th and K SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1951-03-12
HELP MEN
INSTRUMENT MAKERS
MACHINISTS

qualified men; paid vacation and
disqualification. Apply BOWEN a.
CO. 4712 Bethesda ave, Bethesda,
Md; For information after pm.
Call TU. 0176.
INSULATION MAN for blowing and
tacking. A. CROFT. OR. 1887.
JANITOR with small family for "a
St NV. 10
JANITOR. colored. middle-aged man
preferred: can work out; apt. with
utils. Call at 1114 You st NV.
Evening star., 1951-03-12
CAFETERIA SUPERVISORS

CASHIER and credit Office work; good
salary; 5-day week; opportunity for
advancement: company benefits Ap-
ply, in person, ROSS JEWELRY CO.,
S11 H st. ne. -12
CASHIER and counter supervisor for
cafeteria, white-Must be expert
enced and responsible; good salary
If able to take charge SCOTS
CAFETERIA roo 18th st. NV. -13
CASHIER. for super market. excel
lent working conditions, in pleasant
surroundings. Apply 46S4 Suitland
rd. Sc. Phone MR.. DOUGLAS or
CASHIERS. wRiteSNeat and reliable:
6-day wk.. including Saturday and
Sunday Hours. & am. to 3 pm.
Meals furnished. Insurance and
paid vacations. Apply in person to
MI. Bowman, THOMPSON'S CAFE
TERRA. 725 14th st. NV -l7
Evening star., 1951-03-12

permanency; 5-day, 40-hour week:
interesting duties, tipping required
salary commensurate with ability:
some general office experience
helpful, If
Evening star., 1951-03-12
HELP WOMEN Cont J
CASHIER

If you feel that you can qualify as
the cashier for a branch Office of a
well-established firm, it is to your
MISS FIEJn-ME no35
Evening star., 1951-03-12
HELP MEN
SPECIALTY Statesmen

Make big cash money daily, taking
orders for mems and ladies' suits,
sold to wearer low as S26.5O. Whole
or part time. Free sales kits. F..
W MULLER, dist. mgr, Harring-
ton Hotel 1o*
Evening star., 1951-03-12
X - Experienced with

STOCK CLERK, familiar with cleo
trontc componentS and hardware
Apply NATIONAL ELECTRONIC
LABORATORIES. 1913 KaIorama rd
Evening star., 1951-03-12
CAFETERIA MANAGER

CAFETERIA MANAGER
Capable complete charge, large op-
Grafton. See Mr.. Evans PARK
LANE CAFETERIA, 21St and Pa
ave. NV. -l2
CAFETERIA SUPERVISORS
Perm. position for women under 40,
exp. in cafeteria or restaurant work
Positions open as dining rm., fish
rm., and kitchen supervisor and also
as asst. mgr. in charge of food pro-
duction. Opportunity for training
in all phases of cafeteria operation.
Annual and riek leave and other
employe benefits.
GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC.
1l36 Dist St NV IL
Evening star., 1951-03-12

Md. journeyman card. 1st-
class only. with tools. Call WA.
Evening star., 1951-03-12

Salary commensurate with ability.
Housing reasonable and plentiful
Submit resume outlining qualifica-
tions in detail. Information will be
kept strictly confidential and per-
Sonal interviews will be arranged.