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.ERRY'S HALF-ACRE
WINS, l5-5; GILMORE
FORFEITS TO WV
I'm An Exhibition Game,
Jerry's Beat Veterans Of
Foreign Wars, Griffin
Working Well

In the second half of the Glass
A and Class B of the Softball
League lasct night, Jerry's Half
Acre team won over the Key
West Merchants, 1915, while the
Veterans of Forengn Wars won
one on a forfeit over the USS
Gilmore nine.
Jerry's team in the opening
game last night scored one in the
first on a walk, a hit batsman
and wild pitch. The Merchants
came back and scored three on
walk, a hit by Alonzo and a
homer by Vidal to deep left CEN
ter.
In the second inning the Jerry
boys scored seven and won the
ball game, on four walks and two
hits and three errors. The Mer-
chants scored their last run in the
third on a walk and a double by
Beira.
In the fourth Jerry's added one
more on hit by Higginbotham,
who then stole second and scored
on Joe Mira's single. Jerry's
scored six more runs in the sixth
on two walks hit batsman, three
errors and a triple by Kelly.
At bat, Joe Mira hit two safely
for the winners, and c. Garcia
and Beire hit two for the losers.
In the field, Higginbotham, Las
tres, Joe Mira and Meador
played a great game for the Win
ners and c.. Garcia and Curl Gar
cia were the best for the losers.
Score by innings: R. H. E..
Jerry's ---.-------- ITO 106-15 l
Merchants -- 311 O00-5 7 7
E. Sweeting and Walker; Vidal,
Fernandez, Brost and G. Garcia.
Home run: Vidal; three-base
hit: Kelly; two-base hits: j. Mira,
Beiro; stolen bases: F. Lastres 9,
Solomon, Higginbotham, J. Mira;
sacrifice hits: Rodriguez, Saw
yer; bases on balls: off Vidal 8,
off Sweeting 6; struck out: by
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A WINNER
FIRST OF SERIES OF
3 SUB BASE GAMES
Winners OF Series Them
Engages Balboa, May Go
To New London, Con-
necticut

Squadron Four of the Key
West Submarine Base beat a
team representing the Submarine
Base, 2 to 0, in the first game of
Ia series of three games played
yesterday afternoon at the Sub
marine Base Field.
Winner of the series will en-
gage Balboa of the Canal Zone,
which is coming here to compete
for the southe rn submarine
championship. Winner of the
southern championship will go to
New London, Conn.,, to engage
the winners of the northern
championship. Then in turn the
winners of the submarine cham
'pionship will engage for the At
lantic Fleet title.
Features of the game yester-
day were a looping grounder
that hunted Zacharzak home
with the first Squadron Four
run and a near home run by
Hewitt, pinch-hitting for Walker,
which Fremont caught after
leaping from a pile of sand in
deep right field. Had Hewitt's
ball been a hit it was certain
home run and would have tied
up the game, for there was one
runner on base at the time.
The Gilmore team did not get
back from New London, Conn, in
time for the game. The VFW
did not have a lineup of nine
qualified players at game time;
therefore. the game will be
thrown out and no credit for
win given to the VIEW.
Today at 4 p. M, the same
teams meet again.
The box score and the score
by innings of the game follow:
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In the second game, an exhibit
ton affair, the Jerry's Half Acre
boys won over the Veterans by a
IS to 0 score. Sue Griffen was
working fine. The Vets got only
two hits off Sue Griffen, an in
field hit by Cascade in the third
and single to right by Santana
in the. fifth. Only three runners
reached as far as second base.
For Jerry's, Lastres hit two safe
ly, scored one run and drove
home three. In the first frame
Jerry's won the game on a walk
to Solomon, a perfect bunt by
Higginbotham, a fielder's choice
and a single by Lastres scored the
run. In the third single by
Mira and a walk to Walker, then
Lastres doubled and brought
them home. and he scored on a
single by Sawyer. In the field,
Solomon, Meadot and Mira were
the best for the winners, and
Machin. Cascade and Hernandez
for the losers.
Score by innings: R. H. E.
Jerry's ------------ 104 000-5 6 0
VFW ----.------------- 900 OOO-O 9 /
Sue Griffen and Walker; Arias
and Castro.
Two-base hit: Lastres; stolen
bases: none; struck out: by Arias
3; bases on balls: off Griffen 8,
off Arias 6; double play: Machin
to Castro; time of game: LOO.
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SPORTS and
RECREATION

SWIMMING-South Beach, south
. end Of Duval Street.
DEEPSEA FISHING-Gulf Dock,
west Caroline Street; Craig
Dock, north end of Grinnell
Street.
BASEBALL-Games, usually on
!, Sunday afternoon, at Munich
pal Stadium, Duck Avenue
and 18th Street.
CoLF-Municipal Golf Course,
Stock Island.
TENNIS--Bayview Park on d.
vision Street (day and night
facilities).
Observation-Disclosures courts
at South Beach and Bayview
Park.
HANDBALL-Bayview Park.
SfiUFFLEBCARD --Ba yview
Park and South Beach.
PTCNICKTNC-Tables at Bay
view Park.
CHILDHEN'S PLAYGROUND -
Bayview Park.
COMFORT STATIONS-Bayview
Park.
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BKOOKS, YANKS CARRY
ON HARD FIGHT; BOBO
NEWSOM WINS AGAIN
Washington Castoff Pitch
es Only Three Hits To
II. Louis Browns In Jun.
Tor League Came
my TIE ks~scyntea prss.,


NEW YORK, July 23.--Brook.
lyn in the National League and
the New York Yankees in the
American League, are carving
on stiff struggle to retain their
respective league leaderships.
Last night the Brooklyn Dodg-
ers won from Cincinnati. 12-1.
Branca, who is pitching sterling
ball right now, allowed the Reds
only seven hits. Meanwhile the
Brooks got Ia solid smacks at the
ball and the game was never in
question.
The Yankees, with Bob New
som again pitching fine ball. al
lowed the st. Louis Browns only
three hits, and won handily, 60.
Newsom. recently turned over to
the Yankees by Washington via
waivers. has pitched three full
games now, and has won all of
them.
New York Giants in the Ma
tional slipped out of second po-
sition in the standings by losing
at st. Louis, 1875, while the Bos-
ton Braves, who moved UP a
notch, were splitting with the
Chicago Cubs. The Braves won
the first, 20, and Chicago took
the second by the same score, 20.
Those st. Louis Cardinals seem
set on moving up in a position
10 take advantage of any slips
made by the Dodgers. st. Louis
beat the Giants, 1915. Breechen
pitched all the way for the Car
dinals, although the Giants got
two runs off his pitching in the
first inning.
Philadelphia Athletics continue
to show signs of life. They whip
ped the Cleveland Indians last
night by score of 5 to 3. Diet
rich and Christie held the In
dams to three hits between them,
pitching brilliantly in the
pinches. Three Philadelphia err
rors paved the way for most of
the Cleveland runs.
Washington led the Detroit
Tigers, 81, when Wynn held the
Detroiters to two hits. In the 9TH
er American League game the
Boston Red Sox beat the Chicago
White Sox, 30. Dom DiMaggio
came home on a double by Birdie
Tebbetts in the ninth to score
the winning run. Dobson gave the
White Sox IL hits, but pitched
well in the pinches.
RacultS.
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GOLF CLUB DIRECTORS
MEET THURSDAY NIGHT

Directors Of the Key West Golf
Club will meet in the club house,
Stock Island, tomorrow night at
7:30 o'clock
DR.. Jack Hayes, club president,
states that important business
matters are to be discussed and
acted upon at the meeting.
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VETS DUMP FIREWORKS

took no action when group of
residents of a veteran housing
project tossed part of a huge
fireworks display into New Ha-
ven harbor. The fireworks, part
of the annual st. Andrews Day
celebration. of Italian-American
residents of the city of Waterside
Park, reminded the veterans too
much of overseas during the
war.
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ABsENT.MINDED?

WICHITA, Kans.-Stirring up a
cake while waiting for a voice
pupil 10 arrive, Mrs. Paul Lago,
voice teacher. set the alarm
clock so the cake would cook only
thirty minutes. Later, she heard
a rather muffled alarm go Off,
and. investigating. she found the
cake batter on the window Sill
and q well-cooked clock in the
wen.
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Your Horoscope

WEDNESDAY, JULY %, 1947-
Today's native is impulsive, will
full and daring. With the intel
ligence bestowed by the past week
and the intuitive Judgment which
goes with this degree. 1t is a very
,streng, position and leads to sue
cess. Take care to curb the i'm
righteousness so that the emotions
ido not ruin away. .
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THEIR SONG

LAVENHAM, Suffolk, Eng
When Hammer Foss, author and
composer proposed, he did so in
the song he wrote, entitled, Our
Life Together" At their we'd
ding recently, the bride and
groom sang the song to their 800
guests.
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Noce is hereby ed Will
at public auction
-. ia! Oh City
loFaa to pay the amount due herein
same together with all and adv
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+: Table consumption of pota-
EtDes remains about steady from
tyear to year, and more potatoes
tare being used in industrial
processes. .......
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or re
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIutr &c
OF THE STATE OF FLOEttEA, n
AND FOR MONROE Goa WY. e
CHA<CEKN. "A

VT tttE WAITE W. thOktttbts NJ
AND FOR MONROE Goa WY. ~
CHA<CEKN.
Case M. HIS
MARY RUTH BLIZZARD,
Plaintiff.
vs.. DINORtE
WALTER FRANKLIN BLfZZaR14
Defendant.
ORDER or PVBLtCATI0N
TO: Walter Franklin Blizzard.
ia Salem Street,
La Fayette, Indiana.
You are hereby required Ia an-
pear to the Bill for Divorce ftlqi
aga inst you In the above styltta
cause on or before the ith day 81
August AID. 1947, otherwise tile
allegations contained therein wtli
be taken as confessed.
Doue and Ordered Ut Key West.
Florida, this LIST day of July, A.P.
1947.
tCircuit Court SeaD &
ROSS G SAWYER, =
Clerk of Circuit Court.
BY: Alice IA. Salgado.
Deputy Cierk,
Enrique Esquinaldo. Jr., \,
Attorney fer Plaintiff. a
jul 2-9-16-23. 1871
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Pipelines are being built to
carry natural gas thousands of
miles from the fields in the
to population centers.
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SoftbaH Games

BAYVIEW PARK
NIGHT GAMES
THURSDAY
7:30-Naval Hospital VS.. Jerry's
Half-Acre.
9:15-American Legion VS..
USS. Gilmore.
FRIDAY
E30-Adams Dairy VS.. Key
West Merchants.
9:l5-VFW VS.. Bob's Sports
Shop.
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NOTICE. 10 CREDIT0RS
|" CtAss3 Probate Act. Sees. 110. 1901
IN THE COERT OF THE COZ NTY
/ JUDGE. NONE COCNFE.
II FEORIDsA. N PROBATE.
: JOHN ". MARzYCK, ST.,
TO ALL CREDITORS AMI PER-
|. SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR De-
|, MANDS AGAINST SAID ES-
+ You and each of you are hereby
notified and required to present any
claims and demands which you, or
either rt Ct you Ion, maS haze Sszy asa S
deceased. late of said County. to the
County Judge of Monroe County.
'Florida, at his office in the court
house of said CoHnt- at Key West,
|. Florida, within eight calendar
months from the time of the first
bclaim or demand shall ne in writ
ing, and shall state the place of
residence and post office address
/ of the claimant, and shall he sworn
TO by the claimant, his agent. or
his attorney, and any such claim or
l.demand not so filed shall be void.
l. JOHN ". MARZTCK,
| @ AS administrator of the Estate
Of John w. Marzyck, Sr., de-
| ceased.
= jul 16-23-3O: aug 6. 1947
IN Tfs1s CIRCUPs COURT OF THE
). ELEyENfrM JUDICIAL. CIRCURD
+; OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN
| !; AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
T.. CHANCERY.
T., Case No. 1851
PROSE LANE,
IL. .s-.. Plaintiff. ...s--
"a. VS. DIVORCE
1Io'dN A. LANE:
| = :-. Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
ITO: .IDhn A. Lane,
L. USS-ATR 1877,
J.. care Fleet Post office,
r. san rancisco, California.
II You are hereby required to APP
lSpear to the Bill for Divorce filed
against YOU in the above styled
|tcause on or before the LIST day of
|September, AID. 194T. otherW ise the
ALLEGATIONS contained therein will
File taken as confessed
T.: Fore and Ordered at Key West,
sFloridh, this 18th day of July, AID.
E1941.
!.1Circuit Court SeaD
H., ROSS c SAWYER,
. go Clerk of Circuit Court.
r. BY: Alice ri. Salgado.
|h# Deputy Clerk.
i enrique Esduinaldo, Jr..
Il Attorney for Plaintiff.
.. ,.i.t - jul 1G.23-30; aug G, 1947
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Softball Standings;
CITY LEAGUES
alIIIIrIlIIIIIiIIIIIllul!IiIIIlIilIIIIlIIiIIlull
CLASS A

Vidal 5, by Sweeting 3; time of
game: lis; umpires: James Mira
and F. Villareal; scorer: Aguilar.
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TODAY'S GAMES

Florida International League,
Fort Lauderdale at Miam
Beach.
Miami at West Palm Beach.
Havana at Tampa.
Lakeland at St. Petersburg.
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LEGAL.S

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TWE
ELEVENTH sGDiCIsL CtHcrG1
OF THE STATE or FkOugDA. ~
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
CHANCERY.
Case NO. 1I-5f
JAMES CALVIN HYATT,
Plaintiff.
MARGARET HENIGIER HYATT. y
Defendant. u
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO:
MARGARET HENIGIER HYATT,
1436 Anzac Street,
Houston, Texas.
You are hereby required to an
pear to the Bill Of Complaint far
Iivorce i'm the above STYLED cause
on or before the 18th day of Aug
ust, AID. 1917. ,otherw Use the al!rga-
tions therein will he taken as con
fesGed.
once week for four consecutive
weeks in The Key West Citizen. a.
published in the city ~
Key West, Florida.
DONE AND ORDERED this -aHh
day of July. AID. 1917.
(SEAL) ROSS e SAwYER.
Clerk of the Circuit CoufH,
Monroe County, Florida.
iIy: Alice II. Salgada
Deputy CletN.
;sd) ALLAN r. CLEARE. Jr.,
for Plaintiff.
jul 9-iG-23-3O. A.p. t9E
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CAME RESULTS
National Leauus

(Tuesday's Games)
New York 5, st. Louis 10.
Brooklyn IL, Cincinnati l.
Boston 20, Chicago o..
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh
postponed, rain.
American League
tuesdays Scores)
st. Louis o.. New York 6.
Cleveland g., Philadelphia S.
Detroit l., Washington 6.
Boston 3, Chicago 2.
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ARCHIE ROBERTS
Tax COliector-Treasuref
Key West. EteFss1@
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Baseball Statistics
STANDINGS
BY The Associated Press

Florida. Interna tional Leaoue
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LECAL.S

e NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS
;" (tA33 Probate Act, Secs. 110. 1901
IN THE COgRT OF THE COZ NGY
JUDGE. MON ROE COCNFE,
r FEON1DYt. IN PROBATE.
Evening star., 1947-11-22
SAlESkhEN.

ARE Yog Ws need in ona kss sSe9 to
to work. We offer you full l-time job with
unlimited opportunities in the sales field
Ii you are qualified and can furnish bond,
and IL, Thursday and Friday. Nov. 20 and
SALES REPRESENTATIVE. ~ for psfIma, t2sIIaa;
specially products for major OIL company;
hard, but remunerative opportunity: sal
ary, expense and company car basis Iin un-
must have selling experience; give sge.
address IN eftee FOR
nsfISeE ssIEs R2s sGx siss
tunity, ct exceptional commission: to sell
setic man with new engineering Arm; high
Sheo TsSSTsd s9Rs socAP sssss Ne
Call Mr.. Davis at OIL. 1885 or OIL. 1874
iS6 RoopfSG sahEsMEN, contact home own
mission basis. Phone MR. DAVIS, Mon
day and Tuesday. y to IL am, Elk. 5835.
SALESMAN, $3.50 to 5000 weekly commits
sion after 3-day training period. Apply
MR.. BONE. Room No. $40. Ring Bldg.
sshhsMfN ssih aaf M ckEwMENrollow isI the route
tunity to merchandise Bill of Rights,
copied in beautiful colors; suitable for
framing. For details. call Alex. 6575.
OPENING FOR MAN, 25-4o yrs, willing to
work hard including nights; in order to
earn up to $4,000 selling Chrysler Air
temp Heating Equipment; generous COM
missions; ltra-modern showroom; leads
secured by canvassing and supplemented
by heavy advertising: hrm Is well estab-
lished and has all installation facilities
under one roof. Applicant must have car.
Phone MIR. BELINE for appt. IA. $500.
Evening star., 1947-11-22
HELP DOMESTIC.
COOK. G.H.W., live in, s25 week

COOK, G.H.W. live in, $25 week. EN-.
coUPLE, top salary. man and wife: live
city ref req. OR. 0544. -23
SHW' saaits csIl Thits HN eGSd ssSa salary live IN
experienced, must have local references.
S25 wk: 3943 Mass, ave. wo., 5772.-24,
HOUSEKEEPER,. ,exper., good cook, llsht
ESna Es. 1os 9seo thrqI %ssks Gss Ms
MAID. hf6'ifs live in, care of one child a and
home, $50 per mo. to start. SH. 9269
MAID. colored, exper,. middle aged. assist
snos sll day Thur: of; refs; $50 mo. gE
9293n ask ,so.nnsd foT matron = M uu. ~. m22 ,or
doctors home, no laundry: pleasant up
stairs. rn. and pvt; bath; references re-
suired S25 wk .,dSla RA 1900 161 doc.o-,s 6a,.
Chevy Chase, Nd. Must be experienced
with child, cooking and light laundry.
Live in; 51a-day week, $25; Must have
MAID. sD9H .0 CIV, i've in, NJ pleasant SHs home
blk. from Dus in Bethesda. Md; adults;
ausomase e WY Taiheg 54s must have 9ea
am. til after dinner 2 adults and / child;
small apt a No .ass one over So need call. 81 so
%PoMAN va "a No settisS for light housewoTF and
ferred, live in. call UN. 2es9 before
WomSN " aSSn Tansed oa pW White middle-aged for
for DOROTHY THOMAS. 23'
WOMAN, white, companion elderly lady
afternoons; No. Arlington. cH, 3473. -23
.xeSanss for iishs T hoaseworE s es ana % small
:nss.. :aiaas' x. fRsi s17s. ssa' ''m' local i-ss
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. calculators cleaned,
Re Be 1l,I Il57 :, UNITED TYPEWRITER CO"
fsRsIs Pa5n'dsHhs "a
BICYCLES REPA1RED-Hav;e your bicsc:es
and Toys , repaired now for Christmas Call
BRIcKIAYER ana contractor. brick, ce-
free, easy terms. Nj. 6066 bet. 800
BkIcKLAYING WORK wanted: crews
sfKa'saSIs "a sFhs chimneys: re-
sH2s ss. EsAs g. ss:Rs .q tna
Or old work; immed; estimates and serv-
CABINETMAKERs, experts on furn. repair
Sas asnsa ETC. "a @ $685. % to tsaSpsas
CAMERA REPAIRs-s15 10th st. NV.
LER J. d.AIBERT. INC. NA 4711.
to S contract carpenter work on new homes
caRPENTRY9AttIes finished into rms.
SHne lfe rms Cal p0r6RfS SS sS aasSsea' ne"
AINsWoRTH. RA. 4s1s.
CARPENTRY, roof painting and repairs,
painting reasonable prices. Call MIR.
LEWIS, MI. S092. 21'
CARPENTRY, roof repairing porches, gen.
erai repairing done reasonably. Call MR..
SWAMI, DI. 5000 after pm. -2S
CARPENTRY-Rec.. rm... kit. remodeling,
after 5. weekdays; Sat- Sun. any time.
ST. 9052. "a
CARPENTRY Of all kinds; let us inclpse
your porch; shelving, partitions; recfea-
tion rooms finishsds ceiiinss replaced, ee-
CEMENT WORK Of all kinds, plastering.
papering and home improvements; free
estimates. VI. 6861. rs
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SITUATIONS poMEsIIc.

COOK, experienced col. woman, age 90
years. wants afternoon work days week
eook, S59 expsrenced d. for general
DGoMEsTfc HELP by day, week or month
Rssi RfR aEEeY se SS@z EsFf Ss4 St hw
bU. 5. 4s1s. AID. 1852. s am. to $50 pm
G5E1 c So0Ess gsnts S5k So osla 5
GIRL. colored; desires days AZ ,g9G SeTk ,i. II
GIRL, eoIoFsa' wishes days WORK. e;h.w 81:
SikL: wants days work; szpsEisnssd s,;s ss1 n:
no housework. Cali RA. 6272.
GIRL. colored, wishes job as chambermaid,
Gastrsss Ga, sses' or D'Ft-time work. hours. 81
GIRL. colored, desires JOB as mothers
helper or maid in store; DU. 1887.
sna gess sat shn N.Y. isS5lns sS5s Mon 1hurs' Fri
GIRL. coloreds wants full or part time
Girl, eoIere% }9 wants laundry or domestic
GIRL, colored, wants g;h.w. regular. part
qR, 15He 6ssgs q days work Call ETHEL kiNAgD mae
siRL: eoiored, wants ghix.. 4sGx no cookllns,
able g,h.w., also assist with children. laun-
dress; Tues, Thurs. and Sat. Call maid,
HO. 9493. -23
MAID, neat, wants part time morning
work; no cooking or Sunday work; good
city ref ia 1906
MAID, colored, desires maritime work,
cleaning. MI. 1886. -22
WOMAN, colored, experienced, desires
part-time housework, or full time; city
references. DU 9504.
WOMAN, young, colored, wants days work,
morning from S-4 NO 4815.
WOMAN, refined, middle-aged. desires
position as cook and general houseworker:
excellent references SH. BIO 23s
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SALESMAN (cont.I

statesmen to call on retail accounts in
manufacturer. Give age, experience. etc;
Rg' 'ASEsT e RI needs
with car to sell sensational new Weaver
Day tire-mounting machine to automotive
accounts, garages, etc. Box 242-T' star
HAVE OPENING for three full or part
time statesmen; excellent opportunities Tor
up to 12%; sell directly to dealer; ma. ma
Hampshire ave. NV. Ma. o31o, s:s99. to
ReAI IL Gr Esf3rR "a E statesmen te,, exper
firm For appt. cali RE. 6345 80
SALESMAN WANTED Man with back;
tomotive and machine shop equipment.
tools and supplies. Your opportunity to
take. a local territory, for well-knoWn
local firm. 81 years in washington. We
need high-class representation-we offer
ment. in stock; in this territory: Full ter,
justifies Automobile essential. We fur
nish sales helps, leads, and specialized
training in our lines. Box 15-V. Star. -25
SALESMEN-Inside selling in our stores,
all over town; salary and commission:
permanent positions: unlimited opportu-
nifty; prefer experienced in radio appli-
noon, see Mr.. Beck. GEORGE S RADIO
SALES CoSTACT MAN. one with wide
ACQUAINTANCE among realty nrms to rep
resent mfr. of safety device; give resume
starting salary: Box 5-V. Star. 90
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HELP MEN and WOMEN.

AUDIT CLERK, with some knowledge and
experience desirable in bookkeeping OF
bookkeeping machines. Should be able to
type. Good opportunity for young person
to learn general office procedures. Apply
employment office, HOT SHOPPES, INC,
1898 Taylor st. NV. rs
BOOKKEEPER, capable of taking charge
of D. E. books and Office Must be ex-
perienceedd;; permanent position; 6-day
week; $50 per week TO start; age 30-40.
Apply SCHWARTZ BROS, 1923 18th st.
CASHIER-BoOKKEEP CLERK, excel
lent opportunity for young person to learn
I'M. leadership accounting. For details
call Mr. Skotta, WILLIAMS CHEVROLET
CO. Silver Spring. SH 340O. pa
DRUG CLERKS, white, part time, to work
3 nights and alternate Sundays. Apply in
person, MORGAN PHARMACY. 3001
FLORIST, experienced or inexperienced.
Apply ALMA PETERS, Florist. 1869 14th
st. NV. Do not phone. --23
RECORD GIRL or young man, experienced,
white; salary open. Please apply in per-
STENOGRAPHER for settlement depart
ment Of large real estate organiza-
tion; must be experienced in real estate
settlements and title company work; 5-day
week; excellent working conditions. For
interview phone or write Mr.. Moore. SHAN
NON & LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV, Ma.
2345. -26
Evening star., 1947-11-22
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

MODEM TRAINING in besuty culture. al
subjects taught. Approved By Government
tor q training. WAR-FLYMN Be BEAUTY
GI approved. modern training methods
now. Plenty of practical shopwork on g
big variety of refrigeration and air-con.
ditioning equipment. NEW YORK TECH
1904 Benning I'd. ne: AT. 1853
GI bill. Men and women. Phone Oliver
SSSS for details
R-CONDITIONING and refrigeration
classes starting row; NATIONAL jNSTI-
TUTE OF COMMERCE & TECHNOLOGY
INC. GI approved. Note our new perma.
nent location. 1882 N. Y. ave. NV. Dl
YOUNG SWISS STUDENT teacher teaches
French. German and italian in private
evening lessons. Phone AID. $500 sftel
ExPERrENCED TEACHER of piano desire,
students, preferably beginners to 9Th
CONTRACT BRIDGE. winter classes nov
forming; morning, afternoon, evenings
HiSRLY hSssi cULTURED WOMAN teache.
English, confidence. freedom from self,
consciousness; pvt. tutor. MI. 1850. =