1 Help Wanted Male Help Wanted Female SO 1 Help Wanted Male -Tuesday, May 2, 1944 16 The Atlanta Constitutiort- TH CONSTITUTION WANT AD INFORMATION LOCAL RATES. The rates below apply to all advertising originating in the state of Georgia. Daily and Sunday rates for consecutive Insertions: 1 time per line 3 times 2.Sc per line 7 times 23c per line 30 times 19c per line 10 Discount for Cash Defendant Says He Rates 4-D Trial of Jack Bryant Ryals, 32, Atlanta Paper Company employe charged with violation of the selective training and service act, will enter its second day in federal court here today before Judge E. Marvin Underwood. Ryals, who claims to be a Jeho-var's Witness preacher, is charged with failure to report for induction into military service and refusal to submit to a physical examination as required by the act.
Lieutenant Colonel Clifford Hatcher, of State Selective Service headquartes, testified in the opening-day trial yesterday that Ryals was not classified as a minister because he told draft officials he worked a major portion of each day at the paper company and served as a minister only a few hours after work each day. Ryals was then classified as a conscientious objector, Colonel Hatcher said. Hal Lindsay, attorney representing Ryals, pointed out before the jury that Ryals was originally classified as a conscientious objector by his local draft board, and appealed to the state board, which affirmed the local board's classification. Ryals then appealed to the President's appeal board, which held that he was a minister and entitled to a 4-D classification. However, that classification was not given him by tlje local board, Lindsay said.
Ryals is one of 12 men. all claiming to be Jehovah's Witness preachers, scheduled to be tried this week on charges of violation of the selective service and training act. Dr. Lamons Confers On Kiwanis Objectives Kiwanis objectives for 1944 were discussed by O. E.
Peterson, secretary of Kiwanis International, and Dr. Frank F. Lamons, a member of the Atlanta Kiwanis Club, during the latter's visit to the general office of Kiwanis International in Chicago last week. Dr. Lamons conferred with other members of the Chicago staff of Kiwanis International which now has, according to Peterson.
2,200 clubs and 129,200 members throughout the United States and Canada. 31 WANTED GOOD USED CAR ME with post-war security. Pleasant wor- ni conaiuons. LAruutAlLU Mtf EARN TOP SALARIES. Apply BOOM-ERSH1NE MOTORS.
425 Spring SL. N. W. WANTED: Men 50 to 65 years old ts deliver telegrams in the downtown area, for an essential industry. No skill needed.
Work light and pleasant with an opportunity for overtime. Apply Mr. Asher. 29 Forsyth Western Union Telegrapn Co. RICH'S HAS OPENINGS FOR EXPERIENCED LINOLEUM MECHANICS WILLING TO WORK.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. SEVENTH FLOOR. AVAILABLE AT ONCE Rawieigh route of 1.500 families. Only reliable hustlers need apply. Good profits to willing workers.
No experience required to start. Write today. Rawleigh's, Dept. GAE-1J-Z, Memphis, Tenn. wantedIInight manager Tfor downtown service station, top salary.
permanent position, local references requirED. APPLv' ROY UV.NSTO.N. SPRINti St LL'CKIE STS. WANTED Experienced addressogra? mechanic and operator for model machine. Essential work.
40-hour 5-dy week. Apply Georgia Welfare Depart-ment. Room 444. Slate Office Bmiding. WE HAVE A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of TOP SALARIED POSITIONS OPEN.
SEE SUNDAY'S AD. ATKINS PERSONNEL SERVICE 417-20 PETERS BLDG. SALESMEN with residence experience easily earning over $60 every week. Transportation and expenses during rhcrt training. F.
R. McDonald. 412 Rhode Bldg, 9 to 12. HORIZONTAL PRESSMAN OR CYLINDER PRESSMAN FOR STEADY JOR. GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS.
DARBY PRINTING CO, 215 CENTRAL AVE, S. W. WA. 8240. TRAVELING auditor for chain or furniture stores.
Old established organization. Must be draft exempt. Tax experience essential. Write P. O.
Box 1694. Auanta i. ia. WANTED Auto, mechanics, body nl fender men: good money; modem, clean shop. Come prepared to go work.
Downtown Chevrolet Co, 32 St va ma um clerk, steady work and ideal working conditions, must have drivers license. Miller St Miller Label Co, 136 Marietta St, N. W. AUTO, body and paint man. Most experienced, sober and reliable.
Essential Industry. Do not apply unless interested in permanent employment. Harry Sommers. 446 Spring St, N.W. AUTO lubrication man.
Must be tpoe--oughly experienced; 38. 4-F or 1-C- Essential industry. Do not apply unless) Interested in permanent job. Harry om-mers. 446 Spring St.
PERMANENT position wi'h a future for responsible man. 19 to 35 yrs. Must be draft exempt. Good at figures and hava driver's license. Apply 105 Walton SL, N.
W. WANTED EXPERIENCED COCVTEH-MEN. TOP PAY. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. DAY OR NIGHT WORK.
THE VARSITY. 61 NORTH AVE- N. W. MEN and boys to work in warehouse ef wholesale drug house, time and over 40 hrs. Bonus.
Bring release. 50S Whitehall St, S. W. MACHINE CUTTER EXPERIENCED O' WORK SHIRTS AND PANTT PIONEER. MFG.
CO, 2S2 LAMBERT ST, N. W. JA. 0261. WANTED shoe repairer who is capable of managing shoe repair department in Department store.
$50 per week start, with comm. fc. fa*gelson. VE. 2TC2.
AGE 17 to 45. Essential industry. Start 55c hour, increase after 30 days of work: overtime available. National Biscuit Co, 1400 Murphy Ave, S. W.
WANTED White city truck drivers and helpers. Salary $31.86 drivers. i74 helpers. 54-hour week. Akers Motor Line.
723 Forrest Rd, N. E. EXPERIENCED combination cylinder and job pressman, one that is capable of handling first-class commercial work. Box 1-707. care Constitution.
JOBS open now in most railroad occupations. Inquire in person. U. S. Railroad Retirement Board, 133 St.
N. W. EXPERIENCED BODY METAL Efc ALbO MECHANICS. MITCHELL MOTORS, 330 PEACHTREE ST. SHOE SALESMAN.
PERMANENT JOB. GOOD SALARY. BOB YOUNG SHOft STORE. 55 PEACHTRLS. N.
E. ONE man lo call and renew eccountv Can earn $50 or better per wk. Apply Room 204. 133 Luckie St. TRUCK DHIVER Sl-C ITY DELIVERY 5-DAY WEEK.
ESSENTIAL WORK. GILMER ST, S. KELLEY. ONE good norseaho*r and good wages. Apply er write Hal) Repair Shop.
Pompaoo, Fla. EXrEmENCED gutter and roof repair men. fiood salary. Tip-Top Roofers, 221 Marietta St, N. W.
FOREMAN to take charge small motor division electric repair shop. Permanent. Box F-706. Constitution. WANTED Settled man or woman to op-erat small retail paint store: small salary.
Address Constitution. FACTOR WOODWORK. -EVERAL GOOD MEN. EXP UNNEC. STEADY JOBS Apply 9 a 280 GARNTTT.
W. FLOOR MOLDERS. PERMANENT JOB. UNION SHOP runlng days wk. Goo4 pay.
Atlanta Stove Wks, Atlanta. Ga. STOCK MAN, preferably with experience in 5 St 10 or general merchandise) store. Good salary. Call VE.
1567. 3 MEN or boys for outside work. Short hrs. Average earnings $45 per wk. Apply Room 204, 123 Luckie St.
REAL barbers earning $75 to $150 week. Communicate wltb G. Edmondsoo. 212 Mitchell. S.
Atlanta. WA- 46- ANTED MEN TO DELIVER ADVERTISING MATTER. APPLY 75 HUN1EH ST, S. 7.30 A. M.
WANTED A reliable Florida regis'ere4 pharmacist. Contact Hunters Drug Store. Fort Myers. Fla. HAVE attractive proposition for 9 upholsters.
Write Robert A. Dolan, Bw Tampa. Tm. EXPERIENCED bar man; 6-dy week; good pav. Grotto Bar, 17 Edgewood Ave, N.
E. EXP. HAT CLEANER. Phone MA. 3T or write Boston Hatters.
108 Forsyth St. WANTED Fender and body rrn. Yn-cey Bros, 1 10 Jackson St, N. E. MAN Age 40 to 65.
for outside work. Apply 33 Collier Rd, N. W. 11 a. m.
PAINTERS WANTED. WA. f-563. 30 Alaska Ave, N. E.
Fred Cannon. WANTED Butcher, good pay. 1393 Mr. Lendon Ave, N. E.
DE. 3341 or VE. gr2 WANTED Body men and mechanics. Millirons Garage. CA.
9771. USHERS WANTED Apply Center Theatre, 104 Whitehall. Help, Male and Female 32 WAR WORKERS needed on Pacifie Northwest Construction Project. Transportation advanced. ATTRACTIVE SCALS OF WAGES.
Work week 54 hours Tim and one-half for work In excess of 4 hours. NEEDED: Millwrights. Carpenters. Electricians. Electrician Helpers.
Reinforcing Iron Workers. Brush Painters, Structural Iron Workers (Riggers). Survef Riximln. Patrolmen. Protective Firemen.
Truck Drivers. Junior Clerks. Se-ier Clerks. Typists. Immediate living faci'i-re available for all men employed.
Apcii-cants must bring draft registration classification, social security card. Workers now employed full time at their highest skill in war industry will not be considered. Company hiring reore rr-ative will interview applicants at S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE of the WAfI MANPOWER COMMISSION Hours 8 to 5:00 p. m.
191 Marietta Street. N. Atlanta. Cieorgia. May i to ij FOR DEAF MUTES AN OPPORTUNITY to learn aircraft work, assemhly.
riveting. undee expert Instructors experienced in trailing the deaf. Persons who are hard of hearing but wear hearing aids or tl to with flnarrs are alao THE WORKERS now employed In plant on this program are dotrg rr good lob and are contributing their part to the war effort. YOU WILL BE WELL PAID while learning and there is opportunity for progress and advancement for tose show ability. Apply to BELL AIRCRAFT through the CMTED STATES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OF THE WAR MANPOWER COMMISSION 191 Marietta St, N.
W. WANTED for parts dept, picker and packer, preferably exp. man or woman: good working conditions: promotions In line with ability. Do not apply If now in essential war work See Mr. Draper.
CI. M. C. Truck St Coach. 2Jt Ivy SI, N.fc AVERAGE $1 per hour In your spare or full time taking orders in your ewi community for our quality hosiery.
Iin- eeries. dresses. ock. shirts, tie. c.
Samples furnished. For detaiU y.r'e or rail at Real Silk Hosiery MiiU. Grant Atlanta. SPECIALISTS Hotel restaurant, cafeteria. Sou.
Imp. Corp, 75 Hunter St. 31 THERE are openings now at BELL BOMBER for these trained workers: AIRCRAFT MECHANICS PREFER aircraft experience on aircraft or engines or both. Will consider anyone experienced with and having a good knowledge of internal combustion engines AIRCRAFT ASSEMBLERS WILL consider sheet metal workers. Tinsmiths, any other mechanical experience in using small tools working on sheet metal, motors, or wood.
AIRCRAFT ELECTRICIANS CAN use persons experienced in telephone repair, radio repair, sound reproducing machine repair, or any -other experience on small electrical assembly, installation, or repair work. AIRCRAFT INSPECTORS HIGH school education or better, aircraft experience desirable in one or more of such branches of inspection as Pre-Flight. Fabrication, General Assembly. Armament. Tool.
Modification. Propellers, etc. Should be familiar with precision measuring instruments. RADIO MECHANICS EXPERT radio repairmen will be considered but experience in maintenance and repair of transmitters and receivers is preferred. TOOL GRINDERS MUST be able to do precision grinding on any type tools used in Machine Shop or Tool Shop.
INSTRUMENT INSTALLATION MEN PREFER aircraft instrument background but will consider Watchmakers. Jewelry Repairman experienced in using Jeweler's lathe and persons with experience on any kind of small instruments such as Voltmeters. Pyrometers. Thermostats, etc. SMALL TOOL REPAIRMEN EXPERIENCED repairmen on small electric screwdrivers, drills, motors, or small pneumatic tools of any kind.
Should operate machine tools to repair or make replacement parta if necessary. BENCH MACHINIST SHOULD be able to read mechanical blueprints and have mechanical background with experience using small hand tools. LOFTS MEN PREFER experienced aircraft ot ship Loftsmen. but will accept as trainees persons with a good mathematical background Including Descriptive Geometry and a knowledge of bluenrints. INSTRUMENT REPAIRMEN REPAIRMEN (for Maintenance Dept.) Must be experienced repairing voltmeters, ohmmeters, pyrometers.
and other electrically controlled instruments. BAKER FOR Cafeteria. Must be experienced baking pastrv. bread, etc. CA RTOG RAPHERS PERSONS experienced in drawing maps or preparing graphs, charts, etc.
will be considered. Should be familiar wltb LeRoy Lettering sets. STATISTICIANS! MUST have had industrial statistical experience in the compilation, and presentation of data In charts, graphs, tables, etc TOOL AND DIE MAKERS GENERAL MACHINISTS SHAPER OPERATORS TURRET OR ENGINE LATHE OPERATORS MILLING MACHINE OPERATORS GROUND STATION RADIO OPERATORS ELECTRONICS SPECIALIST PRODUCTION COST ESTIMATORS PLANNING ENGINEERS METALLURGIST CHEMIST ASSISTANT SENIOR ARTIST ALL this week Bell's Employment Interviewers will be at the UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OF THE WAR MANPOWER COMMISSION 191 Marietta N. W. PERSONS now employed In essential Industry need not apply.
HELP THE WAR EFFORT HERE is an opportunity for those who wish to contribute to the war effort by working in an essential industry with possible postwar future, on return to the manufacture of peace time products. LONG-ESTABLISHED Atlanta manufacturer needs men for inspection, production, maintenance and tool room work. Previous experience preferable but not necessary. Jobs available on day or night shifts. Plant is centrally located and is within 2 blocks of street car lines.
TO ARRANGE for interview, write Box P-144. Constitution, stating previous experience, age and draft class. Applicants must qualify under War Manpower Commission regulations. Assistant to sales manager. West End location 1 Warehouse man $150 Stock record clerk, draft exempt Audit clerk, rapid advancement $135 IF YOU are qualified for any type of office work, for immediate results, register with N.
GAE DICKINSON ACCREDITED PERSONNEL 703-04 Bldg. JA. 18M-2-3 NATIONAL FOOD CONCERN WILL employ 3 salespeople to operate established coffee and grocery route in Atlanta. Equipment furnished, all expenses paid, guaranteed salary plus commission and bonus. This is a permanent Job with opportunity for excellent earnings.
We work 5 days week. Average earnings $45 per week. Apply JEWEL TEA CO. 16 Third N. 1 WANTED.
MACHINISTS THIS PLANT IS ON WAR WORK 48 HOURS WEEKLY. WITH TIME AND HALF OVER 40 HOURS. RATES POc PER HOUR 3D CLASS: $1.00 PER HR. SECOND CLASS: $1.10 PER HOUR 1ST CLASS. PLUS WEEKLY BONUS AVERAGING 40 ADDITIONAL.
EXCELLENT WORKING MUST COMPLY WITH M. C. REGULATIONS THE, MURRAY P. O. BOX 1517.
ATLANTA I. GEORGIA. OLD ESTABLISHED general dry goods store desires an A-l man, draft-exempt, for permanent position. Write, giving age. experience and references.
Prefer most experience in shoes for family and clothing. Good salary for right party and opportunity to locate permanently in one of best small towns (3.500 population) in middle Georgia. Box F-708. Constitution. GARMENT factory in Jacksonville.
needs experienced sewing machine adjuster. Excellent working conditions in new, modern factory. Good wages and postwar future for right man. Locarno of Florida. 2431 Atlantic Jacksonville.
Fla. SAI.F5. X-RAY EQUIPMENT. EXCELLENT SALARY AND EXPENSES. CHEF who can manage kitchen help.
Top salary. STEAM table, must be experienced. Top salary. 1214 First National Bank Pldg. Help Wanted Male 31 SEARS HAS FULL-TIME PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT TOR RADIO REPAIR MEN.
PACKERS. RECEIVERS. CHECKERS. ORDER FILLERS. WEIGHERS AND BILLERS.
NUMEROUS BENEFIT PLANS INCLUDING IMMEDIATE DISCOUNT PRIVILEGES. MAIL ORDER EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. SEARS. ROEBUCK St CO, 675 PONCE DE LEON N. E.
WANTED Mechanics. We can use 'several auto mechanics, preferably with truck exp. This is rated essential industry. Plenty of overtime, with good pay and nice working conditions. Do not apply if now in essential war work.
See Mr. Dean. G. M. C.
Truck St Coach, 231 Ivy N. E. WELL-PAYING 'CO NSTITUTION ROUTES OPEN IN EAST POINT-BUCKHEAD AND DECATUR. ATTRACTIVE PROPOSITION FOR RIGHT PARTY MAY BE HANDLED AS PART-TIME WORK. ONLY A FEW HOURS EACH DAY SEE CITY CIRCULATION MGR.
AT ONCE FOR ALL DETAILS. SHIPPING CLERK EXPERIENCED, to supervise shipping and receiving dept. national concern with new Atlanta factory. Excellent present and postwar opportunities for right man. Essential Industry.
Pioneer Mfg 292 Lambert SL. N. W. JA 0261 SALESMEN FOR leading manufacturer of children's snowsutts and sportswear to cover Georgia on straight commission basis. Please write giving experience, territory covering and lines now carrying.
Box 89. Real Service. 110 West 34th. N. Y.
City. ESSENTIAL Industry. Auto mechanics metal men. electricians. Also truck mechanics.
Experienced men earn top salaries. Future security assured, phis Insurance, hospltaliration and numerous rmplove benefits. Harry Sommers. Inc. 446 Spring.
VV II IC'KLA ERS EED ED "no rg ent war nb at Dublin. Ga. Work to lant about three months. Rate of pay. $1 37' per hour.
Inquire at your nearest 11. S. Employment Office of the War Mm. power Commission for full details. TWO experienced Ford parts men.
Assure yourself of postwar security. We urgently need 2 parta men. Permanent work, good hours and pay is excellent come ready for work. FROST MOTORS COMPANY. 450 Peachtree SL STITCHING ROOM FOREMAN.
FULLY EXPERIENCED OW Bar. IN a wukk a. vtc iun cuthts rAPAPt IN STRUCT ALL OPERATIONS. PIONEFR MFG CO, 292 LAM tit-It I ai W. A.
0261. DUE to Increase In shop space, we need 3 or 3 mechanics: also body and fendr man: essential industry: pleasant working conditions: high earning capacity: permanent employment. Hi Green Buirk 41 North N. Holcomhe. c6TTONNnTw60LEN MILL HELP EXPERIENCED or Inexperienced: good salary; 48-hr.
time and half ovet 4 hrs. Essential Industry. Bring releas to ATLANTA WOOLEN MILLS. 688 WELLS ST, S. W.
30 There are openings now at BELL BOMBER For these trained workers: AIRCRAFT INSPECTORS HIGH school education or better, aircraft experience desirable In one or more of such branches of tnspection as Pre-Flight, Fabrication, General Assembly. Armament, Tool, Modification, Propellers, etc Should be familiar with precision measuring instruments. CARTOGRAPHERS Persons experienced in drawing maps or preparing graphs, charts, will be considered. Should be familiar with Le-Roy lettering sets. MIMEOGRAPH OPERATORS STENOGRAPHERS TABULATING MACHINE OPERATORS ACCOUNTING CLERKS TIMEKEEPERS DITTO OPERATORS TYPISTS GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS METALLURGIST SENIOR ARTIST LATHE OPERATORS MILLING MACHINE OPERATORS RIVETERS BAND SAW OPERATORS All this week Bell's Employment Interviewers will be at the UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OF THE WAR MANPOWER COMMISSION 191 Marietta N.
W. Persons now in essential Industry need not apply. 603 MORE WOMEN WILL BE HIRED THIS WEEK BY BELL BOMBER THEY will be well paid while they learn Aircraft work. They need not have had any previous experience. They will learn under expert instruction to be Assemblers, Riveters, Inspectors and such.
They will work In a modern, comfortable, clean, air-conditioned plant and eat hot meals served in good cafeterias. Transportation is available right to the door. There are convenient bus and street car schedules and Bell's Transportation Office helps those with cars to find riders in their neighborhoods. Many nursery schools are now operating to assist working mothers who have children. Bell's Victory Shift which begins at 4:42 is particularly desirable for Housewives who attend to their home dalles during the day and make extra money for War Bonds by working evenings.
Ail this week Bell's Interviewers will be at the UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OF THE WAR MANPOWER COMMISSION 191 Marietta N. W. Workers now in essential Industry need not apply. IN DAYS to come, we venture to say. when your children auk, "What did YOU do during the war?" women who have done so will point with pride to service with Clinton Engineer Works.
Tennessee Eastman Corporation in Tennessee. SERVING this project is an experience to be remembered a lifetime. REPRESENTATIVES of Tennessee Eastman will be at the U. S. Employment Service office in Atlanta tomorrow.
through Friday to tell the women of Georgia how they may support the wax by serving the project. GIRLS with a high school education. girls with some mechanical or electrical experience, girls who are bright and alert, college-trained women any such' ambitious woman glad to fight for her country by doing clean work in a clean war plant is sought NOW. The pay is excellent, food adequate, housing good, surroundings THE Marines have their Bel lean Wood and their Guadalcanal and the men and women soldiers of industry will have their Clinton Engineer Works, Bookkeeper, age 20-30, downtown Assistant bookkepeer. West End location, 8 depending on ability.
Sec'y. excellent firm 4 Clerical, good handwriting 10 Inventory clerk 140 Sec'y to personnel manager, downtown, 42-hr. wk. Rapid advancement 133 Typist, light dictation; 30-40 yrs. Biller.
20-35 years J100-J110 IF YOU are qualified for any type of office work, for immediate results register with N. GAE DICKINSON ACCREDITED PERSONNEL 703-04 Bldg. A. 1851-2-3 GOOD opportunity with permanent Atlanta concern now doing essential work. 48-hour week with Saturday afternoon off; centrally located.
CLERK GENERAL clerk with good typing experience. DICTAPHONE OPERATOR WITH at least 6 months experience. Address Box P-146 Constitution, stating age and previous experience. Applicants must qualify under War Manpower Commission regulations. SEARS needs girls and women for full-time permanent employment as comptometer operators, stenographers, atatis-tlcal typist, general typist, audit clerks, ledger clerks, stock and record clerks, file clerks, general clerical, blllers.
messengers, packers. Pleasant working conditions Numerous benefit plans, including Immediate discount privileges. Mall Order Employment Office, SEARS ROEBUCK 675 Ponce de Leon N. E. DAVISON'S HAS SEVERAL OPENINGS FOR READY-TO-WEAR SALESPEOPLE.
INTERESTED ONLY IN EXPERIENCED AND CAPABLE PEOPLE. WE OFFER TOP COMMISSION ARRANGEMENT IN THE CITY AND WANT ONLY PEOPLE WHO ARE INTERESTED IN OPPORTUNITY TO EARN REAL MONEY. PHONE MISS BROWN. WA. 7612.
EXT. 276. FOR INTERVIEW APPOINTMENT. DAVISON-PAXON COMPANY. BECOME A BILLER No experience necessary.
If you can perform simple arithmetic we will train you. Full-time work. If you work over 40 hours per week you receive time and a half for all additional hours. Increase In salary as you progress. Numerous employe benefit plans, including 10 discount on all purchases.
Mail Order Employment Office. Sears Roebuck St 675 Ponce de Leon Ave. WANTED GIRLS EXPERIENCED ON POWER MACHINES OR INEXPERI-ENCEP AND WILLING TO LEARN; MUST BK HF.TWCKN THE AGES OF 18-40 AND WILLING TO WORK OVERTIME ON DEFENSE, CONTRACTS CARRYING HIGH PRIORITY RATINGS. DO NOT PHONE AND DO NOT APPLY IF ALREADY EMPLOYED IN DEFENSE WORK. APPLY IN PERSON.
104 MITCHELL S. NUNNAIXY-McCREA COMPANY. GAUGE CHECKER EXPERIENCED reading blue prints or with optical instruments preferable, but not necessary. Must have at least high school education. Wanted by Atlanta manufacturer now engaged in essential war work.
Address Box R-157. Constitution, stating education, age and previous experience. Applicants must qualify under War Manpower Commission regulations. WANTED ONE TYPIST WITH KNOWLEDGE OF DICTAPHONE. OR WILLING TO LEARN.
KNOWLEDGE OF SHORT HAND NOT NECESSARY. ONE BOOKKEEPER. GENERAL CLERK. THESE ARE PERMANENT POSITIONS WITH OLD. ESTABLISHED FIRM AND HAVE DEFINITE POSTWAR FUTURES.
SEE MISS OSLEY. WIL-KIN THEATRE SUPPLY. 150Vi WALTON N. SUNDAY. 9 TO WEEK DAYS.
5 TO 6. TELEPHONE OPERATING S22.10 per week while training. Automatic increases. Interesting permanent work Attractive and comfortable surroundings. Meals at moderate cost.
Married or single women between 16 and 35 vears of age. Apply to SOUTHERN BELL TEL Si TEL. COMPANY. 420 Hurt Building, between a. m.
and 4 p. m. on week days. 9 a. m.
to 1 p. m. on Saturdays. CHEMISTS ATLANTA manufacturer engaged in essential war work needs chemists. De gree in chemistry or chemical engineer ing preferred, or at least 2 years college chemistry.
To arrange for an interview address Box P-145 Constitution, stating education, experience and age. Applicants must quality unoer war man power regulations. LADIES 20 TO 40 TO WORK IN MODERN BREAD BAKFRY. AN ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY WORKING 48 HRR. WK.
TIME. AND PAY OVER 40 Hits. APPLY IN PERSON. DO NOT PHONE. LEE BAKING 211 MORELAND N.
E. Help Wanted Female 30 ARE YOU preparing for the future? WESTERN uriioiM can rurnisn regular. Itlne emolovment to voung women. Age 16 to 35. with some high school education.
The pay is good. The work is interesting. The future is bright, with numerous avenues of promotion. See Mrs. Mosteller, Room 324 Western Union Bldg.
DO YOU LIKE FASHIONS' THEN YOU'LL LIKE A JOB IN DAVISON'S PIECE GOODS AND PATTERN DEPARTMENT. GOOD SALARY. EXCELLENT COMMISSION ARRANGEMENT. APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. DAVISON-PAXON CO.
OPEN DURING STORE HOURS. THE BRUNSWICK and Glynn County School system will open five new elementary school buildings In September .4 a r4 t.arh.r. In complete the faculties of t'hee buildine. H.nl. HnnH Si inrin tnrt.
ent of Schools. Brunswick. Georgia. NATION WIDE 1214 First National Bank Bldg. Help Wanted Female FORELADY HAVE OPENING FOR FORELADY.
EXPERIENCED IN THE MANUFACTURE OF SPORT AND REGULAR SHIRTS. VERY ATTRACTIVE PROPOSITION TO RIGHT PARTY. PIONEER MFG. CO 292 LAMBERT N. W.
JA. 0261. HAVE permanent jobs for 10 to 15 girls, between ages 18.40. as sewing machine operators, either experienced or inexperienced; paid while learning: 48-hour week: time and half for overtime; essential industry. The Monarch 383 Vi Whitehall S.
W. ASSISTANT MANAGER FOR WOMEN'S APPAREL SHOP. MUST BE THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED AND CAPABLE OF WINDOW TRIMMING. EXCELLENT SALARY FOR RIGHT PARTY. ADDRESS P-123.
CON-STnUTION. LADY tvpist with knowledge of shorthand desired for general office work and operating small switchboard; fair salary: permanent position: 5-day week and pleasant surroundings. Address P.199. Constitution. WANTED girls for light manufacturing work, ideal working conditions, pleasant, airy and light plant, willing to work nights, preferable but not essential.
Steady work even after the war. no experience necessarv. Miller At Miller Label Marietta N. W. GOOD opportunity for attractive young ladies to become camera girls in photo field, excellent working conditions and salary.
Southern Club Photo Service. Apply to Mr. Stern between 5:30 p. m. and 9 p.
m. at the Royal Palm. 160 Peach-tree street. STENOGRAPHER WANTED Permanent position with good future assured; 5-day wk. Good chance for graduate.
No previous training necessary. Reasonable salary while learning. Ask for Mr. Frasher, A. St.
P. Bakery, 881 Memorial S. E. SALESLADIES, full or part time, age 16 to 60. Salary $18 to $20, depending upon experience and ability.
Carl's 5 10c Store. 859 Gordon S. W. or 1154 Euclid N. or 144 N.
Main St. (East Point). WANTED 2 young ladies for payroll. stenograph t- and general office work. In essentim industry.
These Jobs permanent. Give phone number, experience and references. P. O. Box 309, East Point.
Ga. WANTED. 4 LADIES FOR HAND WRAPPING IN MODERN BAKERY. DAY HOURS, 48-HOUR WEEK. TIME AND HALF FOR OVER 40 HOURS.
APPLY IN PERSON. DO NOT PHONE. LEE BAKING 211 MORELAND N.E. RICH'S HAS OPENINGS FOR WOMEN WILLING TO LEARN FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING. APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
SEVENTH FLOOR. EXPERIENCED SALESLADY FOR SMART READY-TO-WEAR SHOP EXCELLENT SALARY KING'S DRESS SHOP 19 PEACHTREE YOUNG lady to do stenographic work. Interested in permanent postwar employment. Splendid future. See Mr.
Harrington, Zac-Lac Paint Lacquer 350 Simpson St. LADY unusual opportunity: sell Unitex new sanitary pantee: no pins, no tabs: revelations; high commissions, earn $10 daily. Immediate deliveries. Write Unitex 810 So. Spring Los Angeles 14.
PERMANENT office jobs. 5-day week. good opportunity for advancement now and after the war. Age 17-30. high school graduate.
Apply Retail Credit 90 Fairhe St. WANTED Tall younr girls for full-lime work to train for teachers in large dancing school. Must be conscientious. Apply after 10 a. Studio Georgian Terrace hotel, or call VE.
1298. STENOGRAPHER. MUST BE ABLE TO READ NOTES CORRECTLY. SEE MISS CHASE. A.
2531. KING HARDWARE 490 MARIETTA N. W. AGE 18 to 45. Factory work: will train-Start 45c hour, increases after 30 days of work.
Overtime available. National Biscuit 1400 Murphy S. W. BOOOKKEEPER-TYPIST Pleasant and postwar position. Excellent working conditions.
Good hours. Apply Milo Prod uces, tv numfr o. WOMEN WITH SOME EXPERIENCE IN CANDLING AND GRADING EGGS. 60 GILMER S. E.
MR. KELLEY, WA. SEE-SUNDAY'S ADS. WE CAN HELP YOU. ATKINS PERSONNEL SERVICE 417-20 PETERS BLDG.
SALESWOMEN FOR DRESS STORES. MUST BE EXPERIENCED. SPLENDID SALARY. ADDRESS P-142, CONSTITUTION. STENOGRAPHY.
comptometer. bookkeeping. English. DaT.and eve. classes.
Marsh Bust College. 249 P'tree. WA. 8808 TYPIST AND FILING CLERK. PERMANENT JOB.
5M, DAYS PER WEEK. ADDRESS Q-207. CONSTITUTION PBX RECEPTIONIST. 5-day week. State age.
erturation and salary expected. Address Q-219, Constitution. WAITRESSES. APPLY DAVIS BROS. RESTAURANT.
104 LUCKIE N.W. GOOD DAY HOURS, uouu ASST. perma. position for right party. No phone calls.
Miller's Book Store. 64 Broad N. W. GIRLS. 16-35.
for counter work; good pay. meals, uniforms no Suns. Chance to advance S. Cafeteria. 189 P'tree.
OFFICE positions for men and women. Greenleaf Placement Bureau. 524 Mortgage Guarantee Building. MA. 7800.
SEAMSTRESS for rips and buttons. No alteration of pockets. Tom Lloyd Cleaners. 459 North N. E.
STOCK girl, preferably with experience in 5 10 or general merchandize store; good salary. Call VE. 1587. WANTET Lady" for" laundry call office. Experience preferred.
Apply 361 More-land N. E. WA. 5844. TECHNICIAN.
Bacteriology and Serology research work. Call WA. 4180 wk. days. WANT lst-class beauty operator; 60 comm.
Tuggle Beauty Salon. WA. 8329. BEAUTY OPERATOR $25 guaranteed, can make $35 or $40. Lloyd's.
RA. 9142. CASHIER-WaTjTED Transportation experience necessary. Call VE 6011. WAITRESSES wanted.
Apply Coffee Shop. Fillmore hotel. FOR the better class office position, register Executive Service Corporation. Help Wanted Male 31 340 MORE MEN WILL BE HIRED THI9 WEEK BY BELL BOMBER MANY of these will be men who have no mechanical skill. They will be men who have been doing non-essential work during peace times.
Many of them have always wanted to learn a new type of work but couldn't take time off without pay. Now they will be well paid while they learn under expert instruction to be Aircraft Assemblers. Riveters, Inspectors, Electrical Assemblers and such. They will work in a modern, well equipped, air conditioned plant and will eat hot food served in good cafeterias. Bell's Housing Office helps its workers find suitable living quarters for themselves and their families.
Transportation is convenient. Buses and street cars run right to the door, and Bell's Transportation Office helps those with automobiles to get together with neighbors who want AH this week Bell's Employment Interviewers will be at the UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OF THE WAR MANPOWER COMMISSION! 191 Marietta N. W. Workers now employed in essential industry need not apply. WAR WORKERS NEEDED ON PACIFIC NORTHWEST CONSTRUCTION PROJECT.
TRANSPORTATION ADVANCED. ATTRACTIVE SCALE OF WAGES. WORK WEEK 54 HOURS TIME AND ONE-HALF FOR WORK IN EXCESS OF 40 HOURS. NEEDED: MILLWRIGHTS. REINFORCING IRON WORKERS.
BRUSH PAINTERS. STRUCTURAL IRON WORKERS (RIGGERSi. SURVEY RODMAN. PATROLMEN. PROTECTIVE FIREMEN.
TRUCK DRIVERS. JUNIOR CLERKS. SENIOR CLERKS. TYPISTS IMMEDIATE LIVING FACILITIES AVAILAHl.F. FOR ALL MEN EMPLOYED.
APPLICANTS MUST BRING DRAFT REGISTRATION AND CLASSIFICATION, SOCIAL SECURITY CARD. WORKERS NOW EMPLOYED FULL TIME AT THEIR HIGHEST SKILL IN WAR INDUSTRY WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED. COMPANY HIRING REPRESENTATIVE WILL INTERVIEW APPLICANTS AT U. S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OF THE WAR MANPOWER COMMISSION.
HOURS 8:30 TO 5.00 P. M. 191 MARIETTA STREET. N. ATLANTA.
GEORGIA. MAY 1 TO MAY 13. CHEMIST ATLANTA manufacturer engaged In essential war work needs chemists. Degree In chemistry or rhemlcal engineering preferred or at least 2 years' college chemistry. To arrange for an Interview address Box P-145.
Constitution, stating education, experience, age and draft class. Applicants must qualify under War Manpower regulations. WORK available in essential industry. 62c per nr. 48-hr.
week. Time and over 40 hrs. Work clothing furn. Permanent with good future assured. Ages 16 to 55.
Must have release. Apply daily. A. St P. Bakery, 881 Memorial S.
E. Funeral Notices McDUFFIE, Mr. John of Abbeville, died May 1, 1944 at a private sanitarium. The remains were sent this (Tuesday) morning to Abbeville for funeral and interment. Brandon-Bond-Condon.
CARRUTH, Mr. I D. died at his home today, near Woodstock, Ga. He is survived by his wife and six children. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
Collins Funeral Home, Acworth, Ga. ADAMS Funeral services for Mrs. J. T. Adams, of Hills Park, will be held May 2, 1944, at 3:30 o'clock at Spring Hill, Rev.
J. H. Hetrick and Rev. G. S.
Bond officiating. Interment, Crest Lawn. H. M. Patterson Son.
GILLESPIE The friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Gillespie, Mr.
and Mrs. W. Mac. Hol-lingsworth, Mr. and Mrs.
W. P. Conine, Lynchburg, Capt. and Mrs. Charles R.
Gillespie, U. S. Army, Med. Corps, Panama Canal Zone, are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs. C.
A. Gillespie, Wednesday, May 3, 1944, at 11:30 o'clock at Spring Hill, Dr. Eugene C. Few and Rev. Joseph Hannah, Newnan, officiating.
Interment, Greenwood. The pallbearers will be Mr. M. L. Snell'igs, Mr.
Lamar Sumner, Mr. T. L. Carroll, Mr. C.
W. Burge, Mr. D. Q. Harris, Mr.
J. E. Bishop. H. M.
Patterson Son. AUSTIN The friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Austin, Major and Mrs.
Gordon R. Catts U. S. Capt. James W.
Austin U. S. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C.
Austin, Pasadena, Gordon R. Catts III are invited to attend the funeral of Mr. James W. Austin Tuesday, May 2, 1944, at 5 o'clock at Spring Hill, Rev. Leon Smith officiating.
Interment, West View. The pallbearers will be Mr. Charles F. Hoke, Mr. Boynton Cole, Rev.
Waights G. Henry Mr. Herman Brown, Mr. John W. Parker Mr.
Hugh Howell. As honorary pallbearers: Mr. John A. Boykin, Dr. Henry Minor, Mr.
Whorton Wilson. Mr. Sam W. Wilkes, Dr. W.
L. Funk-houser. H. M. Patterson Son.
POTTS. Mrs. J. E. of 296 White-foord N.
died May 1, 1944. Surviving are her husband; so.n, Mr. Edward J. Potts, Atlanta; sisters, Mrs. G.
W. Hendry, Union Point, Mrs. J. H. Hendry, Washington, brothers, Mr.
C. H. Jackson, Mr. J. T.
Jackson, Smyrna, Ga. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, May 3, 1944 at 10 o'clock at Spring Hill, Rev. Waights G. Henry Rev. E.
P. Carson officiating. Interment, Crest Lawn. The pallbearers will be Mr. C.
H. Jackson Mr. Charles Howard Jackson, Mr. Charles Howard Jackson Mr. G.
W. Hendry, Mr. J. H. Hendry, Mr.
L. S. Peyton. As honorary escort: Members of Atlanta Chapter No. 57, O.
E. S. and members of G. I. A.
of B. L. E. H. M.
Patterson Son. HAYLES The friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney James Hayles, Atlanta; Miss Jane Mary Hayles, Miss- Alice Lavinia Hayles, Miss Daisy Hayles, Mr. Walter Hayles, all of England; Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred C. Hayles, Chi cago; Mr. and Mrs. Frank S.
Hayles, Park Ridge, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard B. Hayles, Birmingham, Mr. and Mrs.
James Sk Hayles, Chicago, are invited to attend the funeral of Mr. Sidney James Hayles Tuesday, May 2, 1944 at 2 "o'clock at Spring Hill, Dr. Robert W. Burns officiating. Interment, West View.
The pallbearers will be Mr. J. J. Goodwin, Mr. Howard F.
Cook, Mr. P. J. Doran, Mr. H.
C. Harry, Mr. Lo-vett Taylor, Mr. E. L.
Gould. As honorary pallbearers: Mr. Charles H. Black Mr. Harry H.
Johnson, Judge Shepard Bryan, Mr. Luther Randall, Mr. Arthur Brom-berg, Mr. James S. Floyd, Mr.
Noah Stone, Mr. J. P. Persons Mr. J.
D. Robinson Mr. W. D. Kerby, Mr.
Frank Spratlin, Mr. Arthur McDonald, Mr. Ed Lee Wight, Mr. W. B.
Crawford, Mr. Jerry H. Taylor, Mr. Marvin McDonald and a delegation from At lanta Bar Association. H.
M. Patterson Son. (COLORED) LEONARD, Mr. Charlie of 456 McDaniel S. died May 1.
His funeral will be announced by Ivey Brothers, Morticians. Adline The funeral of Mrs. 'Adline Lewis will be held at 1 p. m. Thursday from Fort St.
Methodist church. Hanley Co. ANDREWS, Mr. Darkies Relatives and friends are invited to attend his funeral today (Tuesday) at 2 p. m.
from Liberty Methodist church, Rev. O. F. Maddox officiating. Interment in churchyard.
Hanley Co Thomaston. BEASLEY, Mrs. Viola Funeral services for Mrs. Viola Beasley, of Route 1, Grantville, Ga, will be held from Zion Hill church, Meriwether, today (Tuesday) at 12 noon, Rev. K.
G. Thomas officiating. Interment in churchyard. Roscoe Jenkins. HUDSON, Mr.
Luther Friends and relatives of Mr. Luther Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hudson and family, Mr. and Mrs.
George of Newnan, Mrs. Frances Smith, of New York, are invited to attend the funeral of Mr. Luther Hudson tomorrow (Wednesday) at 3 p. m. from Newnan chapel, M.
E. church, Rev. H. E. Burns officiating.
Interment, Eastview cemetery. Roscoe Jenkins. in Memoriam. In. loYln memory of my dear- husband, Mr.
Carl Horton, passed one year ago today. May 2. 1943. "Gone but not forgotten. MRS.
LEILA HORTON. Wife. In Memoriam, In memory of my father, Mr. James R. Gill, who departed this life one year ago today.
May 2, 1943. No one knows how often I've yearned for the old-time step and the glad return. MISS DELIA HELEN GILL. In Memoriam. In memory of our mother and grandmother.
Mrs. Mary Harris, who passed away five years asp today. A happy home we once enjoyed: how sweet, is your memory still: but death has left a loneliness the world can never fill. WILLIE HARRIS KIMBRO. Daughter: MARION SMITH, Daughter: RUBIE HARRIS TALVOR and JOEL C.
HARRIS, Grandchildren. Funeral Notices LYL.E, Mrs. S. L. (Bertha) passed away Monday, May 1, 1944, st the residence, 529 Boulevard, N.
E. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by Henry M. BLanchard Funeral Home. GRESHAM, Mrs. Martha A.
Funeral services for Mrs. Martha A. Gresham will be held this (Tuesday) afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Kennesaw Methodist church, Rev. J. H.
Barton officiating. Interment, Kennesaw cemetery. The funeral cortege will leave the residence, 504 Hansell Marietta, Ga, at 1:30 p. m. Sam Greenberg Co.
LANDERS, Alice Marie The relatives and friends of Mr. and Mrs. F. Landers, Mr. and Mrs.
M. N. Tnss- of Kennesaw. Mr. W.
ri Landers, Mableton, Richard nri Leonard Landers, the uncles and aunts are invited to attend tti fnnpral nf Alice Marie Lan ders, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Landers, this (Tuesday) at 2 nVlnrk from Harmony Grove church, near Kennesaw, Ga.
Rev. Howard Moon officiating. Awtry Lowndes. BAILEY, Mrs. Mary Luvena age 81, died at her home near Monroe, Monday afternoon.
She is survived by sons, Mr. W. H. Bailey, of Monroe, Mr. J.
a. Bailey, Atlanta; daughters, Mrs. C. Allgood and Mrs. E.
H. Dial, of Jersey, sisters, Mrs. Henry Ridgeway, of Bethlehem, Ga, and Mrs. J. A.
Phillips, of Gainesville, Ga also eight erandchildren and seven ereat-erandchildren. Fu neral services will be held Tuesday afternoon, May 2, at 4 o'clock from Alcova Mountain church. Interment churchyard. Rev. Ben Stone will officiate.
The E. L. Almond Co, Monroe, Ga. WILSON, Mr. R.
E. The friends and relatives of Mr. R. E. Wilson, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard M. Land, Misses Gloria, Marjorie, Beverley and Madeline Land, all of Austell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Krans and little Barbara Ann Krans, Mr.
and Mrs. H. E. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs.
D. G. Moss, all. of Atlanta, Mr. and Mrs.
How' ard M. Lend Jr of Biloxi, Miss, are invited to attend the funeral of Mr. R. E. Wilson from the Aus tell Presbyterian church this (Tuesday) May 2, 1944, at 4 p.
Body will lie in state at the church from 3 p. m. until funeral hour. Pallbearers will be selected from Latham Lodge, No. 12, Austell, Ga.
Rev. Robins will offi ciate. Interment, Rose Hill cem etery. Lindley Funeral Home, Austell, Ga. THORNTON, Mrs.
W. A. -The friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. W.
A. Thornton, Messrs. Charles, Harold, Private and Billie Thornton, Private and Mrs. James Odom, Miss Doris Thornton, all of Fayetteville. Mr.
Lawrence Thornton, U. S. Navy; Mr. and Mrs. W.
A. Jones, College Park, Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Jones, Atlanta, Mr.
and Mrs. I. T. Jones, South America; Mr. and Mrs.
W. F. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. T.
L. Fincher, Jonesboro, Ga, are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs. W. A. Thornton 'this (Tuesday) afternoon at 3 o'clock from the Fayetteville Methodist church.
Rev. J. Douglas Gibson and Rev. H. L.
Smith will officiate. Interment, Jonesboro cemetery. G. P. McMullen in charge.
Cemeteries LOTS SOLD ON CONVENIENT TERMS. MAGNOLIA, WA. 094. Monuments TOR Mother- Day: also double marker In marble or granite. Visit our plant; large stock to aelect from.
Save $25 to $S0. DIXIE MARBLE CO. Phone DE. 2321. DeKalb and Mayson Atlanta.
Ga. INTERSTATE MARBLE St GRANITE WORKS West View Drive. S. W. Phone RA.
4919. Opposite West View Cemetery. AWTRY LOWNDES FUNERAL DIRECTORS NOW QUICK AMBULANCES 76 MNKUCaD fv'Cuw ATLANTA (COLORED) BELL, Miss Mary sister of Deacon H. G. Bell, 219 Ashby street, passed away May 1.
Funeral announcement later. Haugabrooks. DAVIS, Mr. Turner died at the residence. 758 Coleman S.
May 1. Funeral announced later. Sellers McDaniel Street Parlor. GATES, Mr. Jimmie L.
of 333 Holcomb street, East Point, passed away at a local hospital May 1. Funeral announced later. Lige Sims Funeral Home. NOLLEY, Mrs. Beatrice passed away at her home at Covington, Ga, April 29.
Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Ike Lackey Sons in charge. 1 COX, Pfc. Clarence The friends and relatives of Mrs. Gertrude Cox, Mrs.
Rosa Mae Chandler, Mr. Andrew W. Chandler, Mrs. Katie Mae Bramley, Mr. John H.
Woodie, Miss Clara Eberhart, Mrs. Dorothy Eberhart, Mr. Henry Eberhart, of Chattanooga, Mr. John Drakes and Mrs. Alter Drakes, of are invited to attend the funeral Tuesday.
May 2. at 2:30 p. m. from the Catholic church, 25 Boulevard. Interment Piney Grove cemetery, Buckhcad, Atlanta.
Hanley Co. HERN DON, Mrs. Lucille Strrall of 143 Love S. W. The friends nd relatives of Mrs.
Annie L. Stegall and family, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Stegall and family, of Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs.
Burel Stegall, cf Dayton, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Major Stegall, Mr. Ernest Stegall and Mr. and Mrs.
Willie D. Rut-ledge and family, all of Newnan; Mr. and Mrs. Richmond Stegall and family, of College Park, Mr. and Mrs.
John O. Stegall and family, of Fairburn, are invited to ttend the funeral of Mrs. Lucille Stegall Herndon today (Tuesday) at 3:30 o'clock at Wesley Chapel A. M. E.
church, near Newnan, Rev. W. J. Rowe Jr. officiating.
Interment, churchyard. The remains will be sent at 1:25 p. m. (EWT). Sellers Bros.
Cemetery Lots HAVE two beautifully located 6-grave cemetery lots for sale in Crest Lawn. WAlnut 0559 or Postoffice Box 1937, Atlanta, Ga. 6-GRAVE lot at Roseland Cemetery; also 6-grave lot Arlington Cemetery (Sandy Springs), at sacrifice prices. WA. 0889.
PET HAVEN ANIMAL CEMETERY. Zoned. Perpetual care. WA. 8351.
Lost and Found 8 WILL person who picked up purse at scene of accident near Villa Rica. Wednesday. April 26, mail papers and photographs to Mrs. Margaret Lewis, care Southeastern Area, American Red Cross, 230 Spring street, N. W.
No questions or investigation. SAILOR on leave loses billfold cont. money and valuable papers. Reward. Finder please call Lonie Sosebee, 1 1 10 East Point Avenue.
East Point, CA. 6180, before next Monday, May 8. LADY'S- white gold Hamilton wrist watch Sat. afternoon between Sterchi's Furniture Store and Belle Isle Garage. Reward.
DE. 4948 or JA. 28 54-J. LOST, navy blue dress, size 221, in J. P.
Allen box, left on street car Saturday. Telephone WA. 8924, Ext. 46, nights A. 7345-W.
Reward. STRAYED from 967 Washington street, beagle hound, black, brown head, white feet, white spot on neck. Reward. Call. MA.
9528. LOST in West End Saturday, brown billfold. Important registration and identification cards. Reward. Am.
2172. LOST Friday night near First Baptist church, string of pearls; $10 reward. BE. 1760-W. LOST White spitz -male; light tan on ear, vicinity East Lake.
Reward. CR. 1509. LOST Brown grip, Highland-Lanier car Saturday m. Contains valuable books.
Reward. Call VE. 1597 today. LOST Sunday, gold Elgin wrist watch; initials R. W.
D. on back. Liberal reward. AT. 2731.
HE. 0415. LOST Lady's lapel watch at ball park, on car or Grand theater. Reward. DE.
1291 or MA. 0839. LOST. German police dog. Gordon, and Atwood; name "Sport." CA.
2651. LOST Black half ScotUe female on Lea street. Reward. RA. 3220.
LOST GAS A RATION BOOK. MRS. E. J. PAGE, RA.
3966. Personals LOVE YOUR FEET! 9AVEX RELIEVES ATHLETE'S FOOT (RINGWORM OF FEET) FIRST APPLICATION. 50c JAR. AT DRUG AND DEPT. STORES.
ADDING MACHINES E. E. Scarboro. New Allen Wales. Specialists in repairs.
Park on our lot. 197 Piedmont. N. E. WA.
9011. OIL Reports. Ga. Get posted, keep posted. 6 mos.
sub. $6. W. Deming. Publisher.
Waycross, Ga. DR. H. L. HOLTZENDORF.
Dentist, now located 3075 Peachtree Rd Burkhead. Riley Bidg. CH. 5866. Office hra.
9 to 4. BOARD 24 babies only. 1005 South Main College Park. PHOTOGRAPHS made in your home: for appointment call La Mance. A.
4943. RUPTURED? See May's for a good Truss. a 1 11 up. lu wnuenaii BOARD FOR ELDERLY men only: steam heat; nurse in charge. WA.
2007. "LUCKY" oils, powders. Incense, occult supplies. Hussey's. 85 S.
Broad. MOVING DATE NOW with Clark' Transfer Office. A. 3461, MA. S703.
DR. C. A. DUNCAN. DENTIST.
135 WHITEHALL ST. MA. 4537 CHOP SUEY AND AMERICAN FOODS. Young China 454W. P'tree.
JA.6713. CURTAINS laundered. Mrs. C. R.
Smith, 807 Pryor street. MA. 2780. BEAUTY AIDS PERMANENT WAVES $2.50 AND UP. Artistic Beauty Inst.
5 Auburn Ave. DANCING HURST DANCING SCHOOL. PEACH-TREE AT NORTH AVENUE. HE. 9228.
FREE SAMPLE LESSON AND BOOKLET. REGULAR DANCES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS. Business Service 10 BLINDS VENETIANS VENETIAN blinds cleaned; new blinds. 1mm. del.
799 Hemphill. N. W. AT. 256S.
BED RENOVATING) EXPf.RT. MATTRESS RENOVATING. MODERN FACTORY METHODS. IMPERIAL BEDDING CO. WA.
6797. SUPERIOR MATTRE9S CO. HE. B374 835 BANKHEAD N. W.
ATLANTA'S OLDEST RENOVATORS TRIO MATTRESS CO. MA 1963. HIGH-GRADE RENOVATING) GATE CITY MATTRESS CO A. 1100 BUILDING, GENERAL REPAIRING. COMPLETE home repairing, painting, papering, carpentry, waterproofing.
J. H. Stanley Son, 468 P. de Leon. AT.
2555. ROOFING, painting, repairing, leaks repaired and guar. W. S. Stroud.
RA. 1292 BUILDING GENERAL REPAIRING CARPENTERING and general repairing: guaranteed work. CA. 6147 after p. m.
CARPENTRY, painting, acreening. roofing. MA. 2040. A.
7264-W. REPAIRS OF ANY KIND. CALL T. P. HARALSON.
MA. 7771. HOMES repaired, painted, reroofed. Mc-Jenkin Ins. Realty WA.
2649. CALCIMININO KLOOR SANDING PAPERING, painting, plastering. Kem-tone. cleaning, floor sanding and finishing; guar. Robt.
Gaston. AT. 19R6. ROOMS tinted 15. material turn.
Papered 87. em-Tone. Elijah Webb. RA. B090.
CEMENT CONCRETE WORK. DRIVES. WALKS, WALLS. FLOORS. BAsem*nT.
WATERPROOFING FHA TERMS IF DESIRED. NO CASH NECESSARY. MORRIS CONTRACTING 553 COURTLAND. N. E.
VE. 8831. DRIVEWAYS. BAsem*nTS. WALLS.
FHA TERMS. CH. 7029. FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING. I REBUILD AND REUPHOLSTER LIVING room furniture, good as new.
If you have a suite that needs doing over from top to bottom. I will come in person with a large selection of samples, any time, day or evening. Prices surprisingly low. Terms if desired. Phone VE.
4138. UPHOLSTERING, best work In the city. low prices, 10 months to pay Will have work back In I week. Basa Furniture MA. 5123.
LANDSCAPING. FOR GRADING. HAULING. DIRT PLANT YARD. CR.
2033. PAINTING AND PAPERING. PAINTING, papering, general repairing. White Labor. Day or night.
WA. 9864. PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING. E. J.
BAKER. WA. 8969. WALLPAPER cleaning, lika new; work guaranteed. Martin VE.
8359. ROOMS tinted. Kem-Tone. S4: papered, $7. Painting.
Robt. Webb, RA. 9076. PAINTING BY EXPERT WHITE LABOR. ESTIMATES FREE.
CAMPBELL. AT. 2228 PLUMBING FIXTURES REPAIRING QUALITY MERCHANDISE, low prices. Pickert Plumbing Supply Co. WA.
2277 PLUMBING repairs, prompt service, reas. prices. Whit Plumbing MA. 4567. RADIO REPAIRING ANY RADIO REPAIRED.
MAULDIN RADIO SALES. AT. 3717. PROMPT, efficient radio service, all makes. All work guaranteed.
VE. 906. (t A Me's, WA. 0776kpa1HS TO ALL MAKES RADIOS. V1CTHOLAS.
HOOFING. SIDING, REPAIRING LEAKS stopped that stay stopped. 30 yrs. exp. Sullivan, DE.
6760. LEAKS stopped. S3; new roofs, gutters. J. H.
Rawlins. MA. 0037. Day-night. GUTTERS cleaned, repaired, painted and new gutters.
Also roofs rep'd. A. 3331. GUAR, roof repairs and reroofing. RA.
2081. Carl B. Stroud. 1175 Gordon. S.
W. TO ROOF RIGHT CALL WHITE WHITE ROOFING MA. 4567 CUAS. N. WALKER ROOFING CO.
MW too 'em all 141 Houston. WA. 8747 REFRIG'TORS WASHERS REPAIRED WE REPAIR and sell all makes of commercial and domestic. Guaranteed work, promp serv. RA.
1643. I GM A I SR EPA I ALL MAKES sewing machines repaired; houeht and sold. MA. 3569. WALL PAPERING AND PAINTING WALL papering, refs.
white labor. Stallings St Johnson. MA. 8046. Card of Thanks.
We wish to thank our many friends for their kindness, sympathy and beautiful florals during the recent death of our sister, Mrs. H. D. Worthy. Also thank the Awtry St Lowndes Funeral Home for their efficient services.
MISS NETTIE B. MORRIS. Funeral Notices POER, Mr. Lewis Guy of 884 Boulevard, N. died May 1, 1944.
Arrangements by Harry G. Poole. KING, Mr. James Arthur of 199 Racine S. died May 1, 1944.
Surviving are hfs wife; daughter. Miss Miriam King; sons, Petty Officer 1st Class Eugene King, U. S. Cpl. Ernest King, U.
S. A. Air Corps; Robert King, U. S. Mr.
A. A. King. H. M.
Patterson Sons. LANGSTON, Mrs. M. L. (Aunt Mollle) The friends and relatives of Mrs.
M. L. (Aunt Mollie) Lang-ston, Mr. and Mrs. C.
E. Yancey and family, all of Douglasville, Mrs. A. J. Yancey, Atlanta, and the nieces and nephews are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs.
M. L. (Aunt Mollie) Lang-ston today (Tuesday), May 2, at 11 o'clock from the Central Baptist church, near Douglasville. Rev. Oscar Talley officiating.
Nephews will serve as pallbearers. Interment in churchyard. J. P. Dodson, Douglasville, Ga.
MATHIS. Mr. W. J. Mr.
W. J. Mathis, age 59, of Red Oak, died Sunday night. He is survived by his wife, one daughter, Miss Louise Mathis; three sons, N. J.
D. and Jack Mathis. Funeral services will be held this (Tuesday) afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from Mt. Pisgah church. Rev.
M. C. Ballew and Rev. A. B.
West will officiate. Interment in churchyard. The following gentlemen will serve as pallbearers: Mr. William Findley, Mr. G.
G. Ballew, Mr. R. E. Kite, Mr.
Arthur Withrow, Mr. Raymond Hyatt, Mr. E. L. Ballew.
Bishop Poe. Lodge Notices The regular communication of Georgia Lodge No. 96. F. St A.
will be held in the Masonic temple, Peachtree and Cain streets, this (Tuesday) evening Mav 9 QAJ -'n o'clock. Business and social meeting. All qualified brethren are cordially invited to attend. By. order of E.
J. GOLDSTEIN, Act. W. M. R.
GAINES, Sec. The regular communication of Morningside Lodge No. 285. F. St A.
will be held this (Tuesday) evening. May 2. in the temple on Piedmont roHcl, Fellowcraft degree will' be conferred. Visiting brethren are cordially invited to meet with us. Bv order of A.
L. WILLIAMS. W. M. ALBERT CALLAWAY.
Act. Sec. The regular communication of East, Point Lodge No. 288. JlX-X evening at 8 o'clock.
merea Apprentice oegree win be conferred bv Junior War den O. T. Mitchell. Members are urged to attend. Visiting brethren are cordially invited to meet with us.
By order of J. H. BLAIR, W. M. J.
H. CHRISTIAN. Sec. The regular communication of Kirkwood Lodge No. S48.
F. Ar A. will be held this Tuesday) evening at 8 o'clock in Kirkwood Masonic hall. The Fellowcraft degree will he conferred by the senior warden, Walter G. Imes.
Members are urged to be present. Visiters are alwavn welcome. By order of E. P. tlTSHAW, W.
M. H. E. SISSON. Sec.
A There will be regular com-municatlon of Panthersvtlle Lodge No 543. F. St A. this Tuesday) evening at 8 clock. Flat Shoals and Candler roads.
All aualified brethren are in vited to attend. By order of E. L. LEAVELLE, W. M.
D. C. JACKSON Sec The regular communication of Battle Hill -Lodge No. 523, 1 1 V. 1.1 oc a.
4 Will iiciu in fe the lodge room, Gordon and Lucile avenue, this -Tuesday) evening. Mav 2. at 6:30 o'clock. The Master's degree will be conferred. All Master Masons are cordially invited.
By order of N. T. CHAMBERS. W. M.
NELSON CRIST. Sec. ACME LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY Th regular monthly meetlno ot Atlanta. Georgia, Lodge No. 1 will be held Wednesday night, the 4th.
at a 'clock P. M. at 704-6 Volunteer Bids-H. F. McCART, Secretary.
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