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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-13
Conch GARDENERS Battle
DeImOnicOs In BayUie'c
Park Opener Tonight

Griffin'S Conch Garden outilt
will take on the Delmonico CLUB
in the opening battle of Class
3 softball twin bill at the Bay
view Park Field tonight. The
game will get under way at 1;5O
o'clock. Orpesa and Griffin VIII
work together as battery for the
Conch Gardeners and HERR TX
and Dion will perform in the
same capacity for the Delmonicos.
The second game of the eve
ming, beginning at 9 o'clock, will
witness a clash of Newsmen. MI
ami Herald players will stack up
against the Miami Daily News
performers. Daily News VIII
probably use Crusoe and Higgen-
botlhm as its battery and the
Herald will send Sawyer and
Lowe to the mound and backstop
to oppose them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-13
USO Will Gire
Dance Lessons

The Jackson Square USO
dance last night was attended
by a large number of service
Talent will be recruited from
tesseS.
Gerald Pinder, program direc-
tor, announced that dance in
struction classes will be held on
Friday evenings from eight to
nine o'clock, for beginners. Pan
American dances will be taught
to an advanced class on Fridays
at $50 p. m.
Rehearsals for a musical ex-
travaganza will begin next week.
servicemen, ESQ girls and Junior
servicemen, ESQ girls nd Junior
HosteSses.
ESQ girls present included
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-13

Ruth Boza, Shirley Bowery,
Henrietta Carrera, Janet Con-
way, Rose Ann Dingal, Vivian.
Garcia, Edna Phelan. Charlotte
Putnam, Marion Pickens. Mary,
Roberts, Nancy Reyes, Gloria
Sawyer, Lingtee Scribbner. Shir-
ley Smith, Veda Thompson, Dol
ores Young. Junior Hostesses
present: Florence Sawyer, Car
fen DeArmos, Rose Curry. Alice
DeArmos, Ann Divide. Visitors
and guests present were Helen
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-13
Cappers Increase
League Lead With
Easy 10 to 4 Win

Errors, bases on balls, wild
pitches and what have you" en-
abled the Bottle Cap Inn to adj
minister a thumping 10 to A de-
feat to the strong (but upset
Key West Merchant in the open
ing game of a softball double bar
rel affair at sBayview Park last
night. I
Cappers got ten bits but cannot
claim victory on the strength of
heavy smuggling. They owe their
one-sided triumph to the gener-
osity of the Merchants. Eight
arrors and like number of free
tickets to first base figured a lot
in the scoring.
The victory increased the Cap
pers' lead in the Glass A League
to one and half games over
second-place Sher Jewellers.
Hancock hurled scoreless ball
for the Merchants until the final
round. Not Merchant player
reached first base the first four
innings. In the fifth, Dany Las
tres beat out a bunt and went to
second on an error and thd1 stole
third. He "died" there.
In the seventh, when the Mer-
chants scored four runs to save
themselvess1 'front.' being white
, washed, Danny singled: A home
run and singles by Garcia and
Eloy Acevedo combined to bring
in four runners. ~,
Cappers tailed, eight times in
the second frame on a walk, a
hit batsman, four singles and a
triple by Sterling. In the fourth,
two walks, two errors and two
singles gave them three more
runs. To make sure of victory,
the Cappers staged another eight
run rally in the sixth against a
new pitcher, r. Beiro. Beiro
walked three batters, gave fup a
single and a homer by Gates and
, watched his mates miscue four
times as eight Cappers crossed
home plate.
Baker, Gates, Albury and Carey
each hit safely twice for the vic
tors, as did Lastres for the loser2
In the field, the best perform
ers for the Merchants were Fer
nandez, Lopez. Lastres and r.
Beiro, and, for the CapperS Bak-
er, Carbonell, Kerr and Sterling.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Merchants 900 900 A. A 5 s
Cappers $50 3O8 x-19 10 2
Vidal. r. Beiro and Fernandez;
Hancock and E. Albury.
Home runs: Sterling, Lopez;
three-base hit: Sterling; stoltn
bases: Lastres, Garcia, Carbonell;
struck out: by Hancock 2, by vi
dial q; bases on balls: off Vidal s.
off Beiro 81 time of game; 40;
umpireS: Johnson and J. Mira;
double play: Lopez to Garcia.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-13
Coaches To Giue
Lessons At Park

The following coaches, experts
in softball, will be at Bayview
Park at $50 am. Saturday for
the purpose of giving instruction
to all interested youngsters,
Dwight Hunter, director of city
recreation, announced today:
George Malgrat, Victor Dia-
mandi, Charles Albury, Rubber
Sweeting, Nestor Castaneda, Baby
Carmona, Joe Mira, Leonard
Alonzo, Andy Alonzo, Tony Aran-
go and Douglas Mccarthy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-13
Cards Win lO-2 From Dodgers,
AS Pills, Cubs Divide Twin Bill

NEW YORK, Sept. ls.-st.
Louis Cardinals won, 1912, from
the Brooklyn Dodgers. Fourteen
hits. including one home run
were made against the Brooklyn
Dodgers. Philadelphia Pills and
the Chicago Cubs divided a twin
bill with the Phlls winning the
first, 4-3, and dropping the sec
ond, ga. Boston Braves and
Pittsburgh Pirates split their two
games. Pittsburgh took the first
10, but lost the nightcap, 2-l.
New York Giants won, Al, from
the Cincinnati Reds.
In the American League. Bob
Teller tossed his twenty-fourth
win of the year against the Bos-
ton Red Sox, Al, and the De-
troit Tigers won, Ga, from the
New York Yankees. In a night
game, the Washington Senators
won, go. from the st. Louis
Browns.
Results and batteries of yester-
days and last nights games:
NATION rrANYYr
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-13

hit: Valdez, Machin, Santana;
three-base hit: J. Ogden; stolen
bases: Rueda, Santana, J. Garcia,
Domenech; struck out: by Gates
2, by Arias 3; bases on balls: off
Gates 8, off Arias 4; double play:
Gates to Castro to Villareal; time
of game: Ito; umpires: ]. Mira
and Johnson; scorer: Aguilar.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-13
Probably

Bob-It says here in the paper
that in Africa a single spearhead
will often purchase a wife.
Carrie-That's nothing. / know
of plenty Of instances in this
country where a bonehead got
one.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-13

Terrell, Sue Merink, Mrs. Chri
Miller, Rose WEIGH, Clara Din
gal, Vivian Bailey, Mrs. N
Okes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-13
roo Much

See here, WAITER exclaimed
the indignant customer, heres a
piece Of wood in my sausage
@Yes, sir, replied the waiter
but I'm sure err
Sure nothingl / don't mind eat
ing the dog, but I'm blowed i
I'm going to eat the kennel, TOO. "
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-13

AMERICA NLEAGUE
NIGHT Game
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-13

Haefner and Evans: johnson.
Shirley, Ferrick and Moss.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-13

Wyse, Prim and Livingston;
Raffensberger and Seminick.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-13

Hallet and Salkeld; Johnson,
Posedel and Padgett.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-13

Erickson, Bauers and McCul-
Tough: Possehl, Mulcahy, Hod-
key, Karl and Hemsley. Semi
nick.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-13

Pollet and Garagiola; Higbe,
Minner, Branca, Behrman. Bar
ney and Edwards.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-13

Strinevich and Baker, Camel
II: Wright and Padgett. Mast.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-31
0cmpcrtte,ar Sra,te !.
fanihe

@ounerneur iSro,,f s. 0auid)e lit
6emofratiiher &an0ioat sur WieSer=
pabl; CT lit auf ser &agnereiie.
obuobl"er befannt gegeben, oaB ieine
&agne beidriinft iein 1riro iuie
selpobnlih tpegen Nussabcn ans benl
aampagnefonos.
@ei groffuung ieiner @ablfam-
pagne griff er oen groben &agne=
fonSs an Ser geiummelt tpurbe bon
ieinem Beener uno er periprob er
1peroe ieine &agnealssaben nieo.
rig balten spie inmner. Sd babe Sieic
geidrdnfl,ns selnaht iiir@ampagltc,
ionos ,pcil id) mein eigencr Meiiter
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-31

Mnorelp 9l,lef mibt iih be,,te abeno
nit Sl,mpine Soe Suoolbi urS Grlo
@o5if nit 2arrp Woqllil,, fanaoiiGen
Stern. $3.50 iinS muf Oem Spiel
Gic Solbroof, @allppcoo Mli., Der
illht Sen lmgariiden @n,pier 0on
Goors 81, legeu. Tonn 8obbp Man
aoii triITt iit nit isreo Saroni; Grit
Solmbaf nlibt iih nit SEQ @iroul
als aonaoa. Sic Sample beginner
nm $50 lthr abcnNs.
Sifets 'iino slt hoben in Hid)npans
736 Guclio glpc. lmb in Ser Mrena
300 Gltclib MOe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-31

iein mill in mcinem ,lueitcn Scrnlir
lospie id, eS i'm criten Sermiu mar.
Gr ries oaraui bin, mas alles ull.
ter ieiner @eripaltllng geiebaffen
tullroe: SefS neue SpitGler fiir
8siiteStrautc; Grb6bung Sea EeN-
iionsionos; Shub bes Eublif,lms
Dor Gerfi,,ieru BON lpertIoien Sifer-
beiten; baB Oie @orfmen Gompen.
iations Sheds ihreIler auseeihift
tperoen ipie friiber. Gr bat 8etter.
betriebe betGmpit, iopie 8eieblole
@raftifen ,rno Ginri6tllng bon &c.
luuocr 8eidGftsiiibulng in GetrGns
fe-gbteilung.
Sir ieinen Sluciten Sernin Der,
ipriht er einen &anpi Hl fiibrell fiir
einen Geteranen Bonus, baB mebr
8elo an Shulen gegeben .ueroen ioI.
before 9esabl,,ng Sen 2ebrern lnH
Grbobing ser @orfmen's Golnpens
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-31

Nerben inner iutcreiIanter.

! Die profeiiioncaen Girgf;i,npicr
ouf Sad 0Sanions nGditen orct %pr-
lplllnaen in ser Mrena babcn gem,g,
tporaa,f 81 itlieBela lit nit Ser 9e.
fanntgabe oes Girettor @anipn oof
DER friibcre Sal,itfanlpf.neiiter Irilto
Garnero fir eineu &ontpf 9pnnerss
tag, Den 81. Nop.. ecbud)t lit. Gar:
nero ipieat 266 Ef,ruo ,lto periucbl
ben &ineiiter su ihlnsen.
Evening star., 1946-04-03
SITUATIONS MEN.
ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started kept.
ACCOUNTANT. VETERAN. desires several
business firms as REGULAR clients: prepara-
tlon Government reports, tax returns
BOOKKEEPING services Box 7S-X Star 3.
ArCOUNTANT-BK exp, grad. vet.
wishes full-time job till June l. part time,
20 hrs. wk. max. after June l. ia 1894
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN. . yrs. energ
college; 4 yrs. indus. design and liaison
exp desires Job in indus sale or liaison
SoLLTGr sTtttDENr. colored; part e or
SUNDAYS co O631 after 4 pm
COUPLE, colored. desire janitor work and
quarters RA. 5221 3.
DRAFTSMAN. general. ) years experience:
lettering ability excellent veteran 30
wears od, married: architectural exp
pref, Mr.. KOPCHIK, 203 Md ave ne.
DRAFTING AND ENGINEERING services:
experienced mechanical engineers avail
able for drafting, design, development and
specification writing: thoroughly reliable
drafting equipment, instruments. technical
data. and facilities furnished per hour or
Pc DAY Boy l3l-X. Star -
ELECTRICIANS HELPER, age A., sober:
wiring repair or aircraft installer; know
code; with tools and car. HO. 49,
ENGINEER ESTIMATOR, superintendent
thorouehly experienced all types con-
struction, field and ONCE, available at
once. Box 401-x. Star. g.
Evening star., 1946-04-03
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

ROOKKEEPER, double entry, male or fe-
male. good working conditions and salary
s,s fTnsSfRfe eor BoF dief kfshen sas duty
salad maker. part-time night cook, white;
GOOD pay, s-hr., duty. day of; meals and
hEMaIpRA h9Jnta! oPA Appy Hey seo
col PLE-G INV. ano light cooking with
pvt family: LIST ioor ouarters: references.
CoUPLE. responsible. chaufeur-ja nitor
cook -housekeeper. in day school for young
children. Bethesda: live IN: Sat NJ, Sun
off, refer. WI. $50 OIL. Clos, WI. ;;o99
COUPLE, white. under A., no children. al
tourist house: small furn. apt and s. 81
COURT. Baltimore blvd, :! mi. past COLLEGE
COUPLE wanted, experienced. to tax,
sharse 3, of small country house nous, 60 mile
adults in family: good wages; must hav,
frorfTf waNrEpws:e ssS ov stsr or coored
truck; woman to help with ,housework
hs ss sP snd saaFy Mr. re vANeE sks MFs
Myrtle ave. Temple Hills. Washington 20
ConpLE, colored wanted to work a
III. 3 miles west OF WaukeRan, Ill vii
employ only sober. nondrinSine couple
desiring permanent home and position
Woman to do general housework and as
sist in cooking. Man to serve, some driv.
Ing and assist II yard work -, Own ym'
cereiy interested and can furnish excel
lent health and character references. repl!
with telephone number TO Box AK, Star
MAN AND WIFE, colored: woman to d'
domestic work. man to chauffeur. Mus
sH. 1874. -
Evening star., 1946-04-03
HELP WoMEN.
WAIIREss' ThIie; dayEork; good wages
Marlboro pike, Hillside, Md, phone Hill

WAITRESS, white; daywork; good wages
Marlboro pike. Hillside, Md, phone Hill-
WAITREssEs. 2; Arlington residence pre-
Good working conditions: hours, II m to
WaiTREssEEsy ssssEy aea tips Cs Gk
Wa1IKESs ,';abi oss for resiaurant no Sunday or
ifns FIREsTpF MoFk 1SM sSfe Ups good WORKING cond
WAITRESS, experienced. for breakfast and
lunch in a Very busy restaurant and bar.
mrs mrs hesi an nortGna to s3o pm top pay good
9Th &, RESTAURANT, corner OF 5th and
WoMAN-To take charge of phonosrsph
OF music and sollity to keep stock records
apply employment office, 4th floor, s.
WoMEN-You can earn $40 to $50 per
VIZ by using your telephone al home, sub
Nd Nd and Va areas as well as Distr;et
LEY FOX FUR CO 4@5 7th ','' ST. nv p ~,
sRt hoqssxork e ixe in G'$ s5 9' week. Snqfen
WOMEN twhiteo steady work. with large,
International concern: can earn $50 wk
xppy s faafo5 hANAaER if 81 se5s
WOMAN, white, or couple. for general
honseMqrk Soh We ,oHH i've in in Chevy Chase. Nd,
YOUNG LADY to learn photo finishlng
good pay while learning, short hours,
killed Jobs after traininR we want in
duS;rious persons only Apply in person
1920 Wisconsin ave. NV. between and B.
YOUNG LADY, alert. neat-appearing am
hltlous only, Tor sales division Of exclusive
up proofs Of prominent Sti people ,G exceIIen IitGT
opportunity for, future, pleasant work.
sTUD1o sfGd ao4 Rus St 81 1905 CHASE
YOUNG WOMEN, if you are under Is good
Jobs are waiting for you at the telephone
GO C., me- new n hisher I pay starting rates up to
pay tor evenings and holidays: steady
employment, regular pay increases t5
dlttions, inexpensive cafeterias, vacations
With pay come in and talk it over with
US at one of our employment ofices-73i
ajLh. a%ti St. nm J35: s.. nv open eye
;aPEAKE 1 poToMAc TELEPHoNE CO go
WANTED woman. white, interested in part
children. Give phone No. Box }93-X, Star.
WESTERN UNION OFFERS A CAREER-1t
IS the onl, company EQUIPPED to teach the
telecraph profession. Well-equipped schools
are at the DISPOSAL of young women, u TO
i!es,arS I RS see Mis- Ffsf Room 6ol, WEST
sRN UNION. 10 l4th 81 NV >
AVON PROJECTS. NC. have open terri
gina areas oxford U53o -
WE PAY s:5 for selling so boxes beauti-
prot 50c Wae VIE foT for ss, ,9F
II costs nothin. TO try. CHEERFUL CARD
CO. l2L. White Plains. n Y
fREE-Rm. and board in a new 5-rm
cottage TO white woman NV wife is
unable TO do the little housework nee ,
also salary. Phone Sligo 592s weekdays,
10 10 pm :
WILL GIVE ROOM AND BOARD and ade-
quate salary TO refined white couple. wife
10 assist with g h W and care OF school
age children: employed husbs nd with some
spare time: references. Box l6a-T, Star
PHOTO. LAB. needs Immediately, girl
sorter with possibility OF learning photo
grapay. Call NO 1884 between . 30 and
$50, Monday to Friday =
Evening star., 1946-04-03
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMAID LAUNDRESS, colored
sons R5n norb rf or season k goS no e
GIRL. colored. wants Job cleaning once
snd s anSweT!ng telephone 6-day wk. no
Girl eo!oTed. wants daywork Phone
Adams 6l52 between 4 m. and pm
soaflas cIfhs Ca Can ef!q'fel Gf ssS want sh~ plain
GIRL Wants h v. 5'a days week at
GIRL, co!oFed nea,, references wants
toT t,p empI9yed people. DE 1851 4
- snd csrfare, permanent IL BIS
GIRL. neat. experienced. cololed, wishes
Haterenee pati7sime T35A ao ,Ge a"'N after dinner
GIRL, colored, desires daywork, s5 day
oce Cal II DT. 1H0Si,!7 Az OF c's'"ihs o0o'oF
Girl GdFl eoOTed td ~ wants Dsrr,tims evening
GIRL. colored. wants g.hwr l to :. )
DAYS week. sl%. good worker, in Wash
9fs2n' GiRp coiored p &c 8sa,; Nj '4 nsrns rorn1rs
HIGH ms SCHOOL GIRL wants JOB eyes, 30
J.SiToR Srf9 'atS .Sp pTsFed WIfT pT 4'aS
spl hGase p3s T11h quarters; sober and ae-
sl.lie MD nea! soiored sas g;rls Want voEk
MAID ccloreo wants part-tIme morning
Work, 5-day vk SIS cariare. sood worker
NE l635
WOMAN. colored, wants general house
Work al S25 week, Gail AID. 9257 between
10 a m, to l. noon. Il
WOMAN. coioTeG, wants work as laundress
or cleaning , DAYS a week or . to
mornings references GE 6s43 Il
WOMAN, colored, wants 3 days work a
O513 after pm
Evening star., 1946-04-03
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

PIANO INSTRUCTION BY FRED A
COOLEY, Wartield 65SS. A.
PIANO INSTRUCTION by FRED A
TooLEg 0orddia Piano instruction at Your home
POPULAR PIANO or accordion taught in
o Lessons ImpToviSnS S}p Sr anS
BFAuTIl ~ opTR4s1r5SRRs A SR PEI. SEE.pED-Mondnerr
tralnine in, all subjects; day night anc
IS ~ ltee supIo1eS saa9EHs o
D c. requirements and GI training. 1916
PHoroGRAfHEy SCR E 5S ss5ab 19ls
touching, air brush printing and n 1 abrasion bra
s91s SSa ipSS Boa hoa sr S5sr
courses in Shorthand, typ.ng bookkeeping
ssomptometer, co az secretarial subjects Est
naS IA AppFsgss soYp g 5cHoo fSbeS
l3l:. F st 'Opp Capito TheaterD
LEARN profitable auto body and fender re-
pairing Practical spare Time home studs
spray painting. welding An opportunity
ior mechanlcal lily minded man. Is to so
that may, lead 10 owning your own shop
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARAToRY SCHOOL
3313 18th st. NV. MI. 955S-Shorthand
Plttman and Gregg; speed dictation; {
competitive exams
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
1913 l4th st. NV, MI 955S; est. "a yrs
thousands successfully prepared. Let us
prepare YOU for civil service.
PIANO LESSONS for beginners and sd.
vanced by student of Viennese masters
many years American teaching experience;
reasonable. 1916 G NV, Apt. &, ME
.il4 q.
SPANISH. !.!-Grad,ate teacher from Ma.
drid and Mexico universities, teaches IL
home OF pupils. For rates call CO. 1890
Z . m. 10 30 p nj. 5'
Evening star., 1946-04-03
SITUATIONS MEN tcon.. }

ERENGHMAN MAN., 20 years old speakins
fT6n1af HoTEE lss lassIsTANr sqx M.NAGEs years
exp room elepk auditor snd
MAN, colored. veteran, desires position as
butler. an houseman % % Or cook; coo" can drive can
or caretaker. Box 446-X. Star
MAN, young married, with sales expert
firm in Wash area: no door door So
licitine accept able. Box 455-X: Star. A.
MAN. married. 3" yrs. old, slightly hsndi-
years last job as maintenance man for
apt houses and homes; has driving per
NJ. NAN ASD aST tsiT WIFE dssre sf6 position as sapt
OF apt; man work out but will do all
MEcHAxfGAL ssPciis fxi re- fSGITrrR III t'q
Derience' inagstrisl plant and building en-
ion and Equipment INSTALLATIONS inelnding
hs and bsdnss Boa Ok sx a. paa. Star
PHARMACIST. registered B, C. wants
wGGgk Gg, 3 ni., nights week. every other Sunday.
PIANIST desires work in cocktail lounge
tion, Kluge Heidelbers, Job presses: vet
KabIo kRpAfRMAS-TncHNrcnx kRI fSA Sst coiored
veteran able TO read draw. trace sche-
mates; experienced laboratory man. trou-
ole shooter, highly trained with little prac-
teal experience: desires work in lab or
shop; will accept apprentice position with
advancement opportunities good personal
reterenceS: Phone Taylor 522S
class, desires position; preferably licensed
TR 1857 X
VETERAN, registered pharmacists. young,
experienced, desires full-time job. MR.
MANCuso RE. 9i35, 4.
VETERAN. mary wears retail store expert
RrOnu pdUa Of h
stock clerk; no objection TO night JOB BOX
AJAX. Star
VETERANS, having over 25 years expert
lngs and eight or ten years experience
! architectural drafting, desires a good Job
steady employment, in charge of Car
penter work with some inst or housing
project Box 459-X, Star a.
YOUNG MAN. colored, sober, intelligent
10 years exp; refs. TR. 1913 bet and
pm.
Evening star., 1946-04-03
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

CEMENT WORK. stone walls, fagstons
Porch.S and walks. ehimneys. hreplaces.
?. MARCUCClO. Route T. Horner's lane.
Rockville, Md Telephone Rockville 34s-J.
DIRT, CONCRETE REMOVED. hand exca.
DRlNEWAis, black top, concrete. ma
ment naaam work s0neDES DEIS WI Tst SCI aaEsns ee-
FLOOR SERVICE. nothing nut the best;
quel qG inStaIlations. Bruce finishes, FLOOR
N tNG ~ q " HGGAG50Rs' c;5S NC 1872 Wiscon-
FLOORS sANDED and rehnished; 10 yrs
prlces @s'nafR MR R55S BRowN %eeeS eo
FLOORS iIs 4s,.s sANDEP n bR;x RErAIsHED s!seass
KEN -ToNING. PAINTiNG- decorating: vs
specialize in Kem-Tone work: also interior
s5a 53s eFEsFi95 FR 49, painting SHAPIRO At.
PAINTING, interior and exterior. All work
BRowN EReG pFpmpf TT1pidad stie4fon. 5s4s HENKEL
PaiNIING, eSterior, interior; pape3ing,
aoors washed and waxed, sanding, and
Rsirsd gNITEP HONE R55 RSS sERVIcE shf me-, e.
F,IriSG, S5,'FDR FDRc6kkAfiSc 5k ff9t psperins oor
rehnlshing roof repairs, waterproofng;
@oTS * g1ara3.sed rft white msehanlcs free
material FR I595 4.
PoRCHES INCLoSED-Koolshade sun
screen or combination storm sash and
screens. Gail HO. $500 S
REMODEL. moceTniZe your home now;
terms free estimate. NATIONAL install
LAT10N CO. 5502 Wis ave WI 1900.
terial. Repairing and remodeling, as
oestos siding, roofing W. D. TAYLOR,
sligo 3ai. evenings except Fri and Sat
SPRACRETE. gun applied. waterproofs and
beauties stucco. cinder block and brick
walls estima teS SPRACRETE INDUS
TRIES. Denrike bldg. Ma 1853 S
Evening star., 1946-04-03
MOTOR TRAVEL.

MARINE driving to Calf. needs passenger.
70 Al parts ot Z. S, Tel. DU. 4345 81
caeo Friday. can lake :. passengers; ref
erences eNchaneed RE. o2o0. Ext sol. g-5
LEAVING FOR MIAMI Fla. Friday. Apri
. can accommodate 3 people. GE. 7l51
/ q m. to q pn -3
DENVER. CoLO.-'42 Packard. take four
DRIVING Portland Ores. April l. Car
accommodat te couple. References co
800, ENt 31@ a.
D-TransportstIon between Vienna
Va. and WsSnineton, NV, by vetera
WORKING permanent 4-lI midnight shift
Gail EA 6!"" EN- 24"s. between 4 and u
A.
DISCHARGED Navy man. mechanic yrs
ike 10 deliver car to Los Areeles vicinity
Alex 1890. -
LADY desires ride TO VIC. of Clearwater
Fla. ahou. April $ CO 3S:.@
leaving Immediately. will take three pas
SeneefS. PhOne MO lH1n