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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-05

his journey mans examinations
because Of his color. He accused
Plumbing Inspector Harry AlSing
of discriminating against HIM.
Alsing, interviewed this morn
ing. declared: Il have absolutely
nothing to do with licensing plum
bcrs. That is the job of tho Board
of Examiners, and all cards arc
signed by the chairman. My job
is to police plumbing jobs and not
to grant licenses. 1 don't discrim-
mate against anybody black or
white"
There is ono Negro master
plumber T. J. Crutchficld, among
the % master plumbers in tho
city. There "gc mo Negroes among
the twelve journeyman plumbers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-05
Carbonen Charges Adams
With interference With
Local Police Department
City Manager Dave
King Instructed
To Investigate Into
Edwards" Case
Qp Wrephoto via Radio from London

City Commissioners A. Maitland
ADAMS was. not in attendance at
last nights city commission meet
ing. But his cars must have been
ringing.
Louis Carbenell city commits
sioner struck ha'd at Adams fnr
what he said was interference
with the police department.
II all came about when Adams
inquired into the bond eStreating
81 Jamcs Edwards.
City Manager Dave King wrote
ldans that If Edwards requested
the ease to BIC raopened that Il
VOID hc done By Judge Hillary
Albuiv.
Albnry declared that this was
inplnpef procedure, lie said hc
cauIdnAF reopen the ease unless
The commission would reinstatc
boedvtand that this would bring
tho ca hack to a status quo.
1t seems that lanes Edwards
was forced - cStrcai a bond be
cause Municipal Court was held
day ahead of tine
Eisncr ani Harvey were for al
lowing tho man his day in court
but they later withdrew their mo-
ton and second in the matter
Carboncll blasted away at
Adams by SAYING This IS the
second case tbut Adams has inter
Ycned, When a man works for
him be goes overheard 10 help
him But when somebody else
tries TO help out somebody nc
raises H. A guy punched my
brother And Adams had The bond
cut down from $3.50. The man was
working for him ] am sorry Com
missioner Adams Is not herc to-
night. for | would tell him the
same thing"
Why didn't The man c0fne tp
io the commission and ask rs
about this2. inquired John Car
bonclI
"Did you ever bear of anything
like this IN your years up hcrcf"
Continued on Page Tnree1
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I.anlaff To Speah
On Deer Bill

u S. Representative Bill Ian
taft win address Monroe county
citizens Oh the subject OF Key
deer conservation az a special
meeting in the County Com
mi83ioners' chambers. June is. IL
was announced today hy Gerald
Saunders, County Commissioner
The meeting will take I'D the
efforts to preserve the remaining
deer. indigenous to the Lover
Keys. Sponsored by the Lower
Keys Property Owners Assoeias
ton the meeting is open to ail
citizens interested in The prpbr
lem.
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Troops Are
Continuing Their
Forward March

TOKYO. June 5.--P1.-cen-
sorShip obscures the exact dis
positions OF Allied troops in Ko-
rca today. But ono thing is plain
1.-The United Nations forces con-
tlnne TO grind ahead slowly into
the heart of the Communist re-
doubt in North Korea.
It's a logged advance, hill By
HILL ridge by ridge. And oecas-
ionslly, the enemy makes a
screaming counter attack. But
the Allied war machine con.
tinues to rumble northward,
parked by tanks clanking down
the muddy roads.
The key target of the Allied
advance is the so-called Red tri-
angie-Chorwon to kumhwa to
Pyonggang. Allied spearheads
arc perhaps ten miles from their
objective.
Limit Activity
Clouds and rain arc limiting
Allied air activity.
However, 1870 fighter planes
have raided Red positions SO far
today Two Of the planes crashed,
and their pilots were killed.
Two Communists planes. per
haps jets, have bombed Allied
lines on the east-central front.
And the Chinese Communist
CONTINUED on Page Threel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-05
Tommy Thompson Tells OF
BoLcr 81 Had Plunged Into The Watcr To SGrc Shift
Drowning OF Bryan Baker


barracuda made me think before
/ went in the water, but | had 10
90. The current was that strong
/ tried twice before | could even
make il to the Crayfish. tell
you, ! had time gettin' aboard
her" Thompson said,
He looked down at his bare
brown feet and lowered his voice,
And then ] couldn't get my en-
CINE started! couldn'f 20 after
my partner. worked tllat old
engine and waited. IL he'd a
caught the skiff, he'd a come back
to nc. But he didn't. knew he
was lost then, ] figured Inc
drowned before he could get to
the sIiff. But / hung around look
ing for him when ! could get my
engine goin'"
II was a long time before
Thompson got the Crayfish under
way. Thca wind came up. The
water got rougher. He finally
gave up hope, and "a hours later,
began the lone Journey to the
home port. lie arrived at Thomp-
sons dock about thrc O'Clock
yesterday afternoon.
Someone notified the sheriffS
office and Bakers relatives.
Thompson examined his knarlcd
hands as he finished his story.
Wed been fishing off the Cray
fish for maybe five years" His
voice trailed off.
The old timers nodded their
heads. said nothing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-05

us. Wanted To
Pursue Planes
Into M0Rchurid

WASHINGTON. June S.
tH9--SecretarY of State Dean
Acheson said today that the
United States proposed last
November that the u. N. Air
Forces pursue enemy planes
across the Korean border
into Manchuria.
Acheson said the u, S.
proposed only two or three
minutes of air penetration of
Manchuria. but that other
Allied governments would
not go along with the plan,
Acheson was iesiifYing for
the fourth day al the inquiry
into General Douglas Mac
Arfhur's dismissal.
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Roberts Doesn't
4Dy,rOuc City
abatement

A~iina City Manager chas.
Roberts is opposed 10 a tax
abatement for the Cabrera
Wholesale Grocery company.
Said Roberts: Il don't re-
commend this. It is the most
ridiculous assertion have
ever heard of. Also Ramsey
admits that the personal prop
ertY assessment of S43,s20
was correct on January l."
SO answered Acting City
Manager Charles oberts
when told that the County
gave personal property
abatement from $3.50 10
S2l.7oo to Cabrera Wholesale
Grocery.
Ernest Ramsey. c. p. A.
and Sebastian Cabrera III
lad told of the need for the
tax reduction by the city.
Ramsey admitted that at
January /. personal property
in the firm tosaled $43.62o.
But declared that the average
inventory was only S2l.7o0.
Roberts reminded the city
fathers that all other business
firms personal property taxes
are computed as of January
|. and if you do it for one.
you would have to do il for
all.
SO determined was Roberts
announcement of the tax
abatement that the motion
and second for passage were
withdrawn.
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Permits Issued

Plumbing permits have been
issued by Plumbing Inspector
Harry Alsiug to the following
four persons since Friday, it was
learned today:
Manuel Lopez, 1909 Laird
Street: Julio Csbanas. Jr.. 527
Olivia street; Mrs. A. b. Consnt
623 Margaret street and Zachary
Mills, 1908 Flagler avenue
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-05
Utility Board Reluctantly Approve
$4,000 Cost Raise On New Plant
Vote For Ruise
To $50 Monthly
For All Bourd
Members

Change orders upping
the cost of the new City
Electric System steam cIec.
tlic plant by $4,000 we're
approved three TO one
with reluctance and live.
ly complaints by the Utility
Board al special meeting
yesterday afternoon at
City Electric offices. Board
Member G. Ii. Harvey east
The opposing vote.
a motion ny Harvey was
unanimously passed asking that
the board write the consulting
engineers Of the system, r. w.
Seek, and inform The mthat Inc
board approved tnc change o.
dets reluctantly and were tired
ana disguised with receiving any
orders altering the design Oh the
proposed plaat ana especially
those increasing the cost Oi ne
project"
rive of the nine change orders
approved yesterday uppcu ure
co5t OF TIC original t,ltchard
company bid on tic SJ,UU0,UU9
plant,
elLi5 brings total increases in
Pritcha1d company change o.uc. >
80 9y5 ,JDJ. La, scSt tnci case IN
eVot fcl4ctaniiy app, oyea was
Sl9,399 ior litsll gyater sencl a.
TOT AR COOLING.
BoaG menbers unanimously
approved raises lOr all employees
vi the City Electrlc System, IN
Guiding members themselves.
Legislation passed recently in
Tallahassee authorized increases
Tor board members from their old
compensation 81. slaU a year Ia
maximum OF 3DO1 a year. The
board voted 10 Xix the salary of
each member at Su01 q year.
The meeting was called ycster-
day because Board Chairman
Louis M J Eisncr Is leaving
town touay Tor d piiei vacations.
Officials present besides tnc
mayor anu farvey were Board
Members Fernando Camus ana
tloi ace . bryant, ana {, a. Van
Dcurscn, manager and Mcrv.lle
kosam, assistant manager and
comptroller. Board Attorney j..
Lancclot LcStc4 was also present.
The board approved payment TO
a. G.. Schoonnaker OF New York
Tor $20,6o0. as part of the rental
Of a l,U00 kW diesel generating
unit 70 be used until the new
steam plant is completed in
August 1852.
II also approved transfer of
So, 900 from the bond issue to
the City Electric System itself
Expenditure OF $3.50 Tor the over
4auilng of the city's entire fire
alalm system was approved This
Job has been completed
Discussion at the meeting was
prolonged on tho various in
creases in cost of plant construc-
ton and equipment
Change orders Numbers Two 10
Ten, which were approved yes
tctday included increases OF SILL
GO tor extra decorating heater;
$4,000 for circulating water
pumps; $7,546 for circulating wa
Continued on Page Threel
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10 General Raises
In IsIosnd eify's 1851
Property Asse sszrlenfs
Tax Assessor Pinder
Declares They Are
About The Some
As Lost Yeur

Samuel r. rindcr. j.,
city tax assessor. has pre-
scmtcd a preliminary lax
roll 10 city fathers.
Said Pindcr: This tax
roll has been carefully pre-
Jared and | hope il viii
meet Your budget require
mcmts.
The lax assessor later
lold The Citizen tina, there
Was ''nO general raises
and that assessments would
cmain about The same a.
asi wear. The tax r9H to-
al will lac much larger
than lasi year because of
the rccOrd-breaking cen.
S'r"cliOn enjoyed i'm the
city since preparation of
the previous tax roll.
Appoint Committee
After hearing many Complaint
last night about the proposed
stadium ordinance setting nn
charges, etc, Mayer Louis NJ. J
kEner appointed committee IA
confer with City Manager Dave
King.
The committee composed ~
julio DePoo, Roy Iiamlin. Gerald
Abrcu, Rafael Fcrrera, Roy Duke
Pedro Aguiiar. Doug Mccarthy
Willard Saunders. Ernest Ranasey
Winston Jones, Kermit Levin anl
Earl r. Adams.
1t WAS the concensus that fbo
financial arrangements couldn't be
met By the local sporting groups
Earlier Earl r. Adams had in
formed the coulmission that the
Atlanta Crackers wanted 10 train
IN Key West for the next three
wears. But under present arrange
ment this would not be possible.
Problem For
CiiY's Planners
Planning commissioners VIII de-
eide this Friday on the Bancells
request for erection OF a building
three feet from a property line.
City commissioners would not
consider the matter prior IL rec
communication from the planning
commission.
Said Harvey "Bancclls wants b.
Subdivide his own property. He
would build squarely on ems side
and three feet from the property
line on tho other. II is a residence
&c" ncighborhood. aud / won't op
pose il il there were no objections.
but | understand there will be
objections, and | can't Ia alone
with il.
Billy Freeman, next door neigh
bur: am going % oppose il
The law says you must he five
feet from the fence lac. asn
spending $4,000 on NY property,
Continued nn Pare -Tnreel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-05

JON M. JONKEL (abovel was
fined $4,000 in court at Balii-
more Monday for violating
Maryland election laws as
campaign manager for u. S.
Senator Butler. Republican OF
Maryland. He pleaded guilty
10 charges of six violations in
Buffers triumphant campaign
over MarYlsnd's Democratic
Senator Willard TYdings last
year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-05

Key West. f1c-fan. h0s the
most equabIe climate in the
country. with ON average
range Of only Ia Fctnenheit
Evening star., 1951-06-30

H-Stencil-type Edison
Dick model 80; letter size: goot
cond.: best Offer. OIL. 1877. Il
OFFICE EQUIPMENT and entire con-
tents OF doctors office and residence;
Evening star., 1951-06-30

'AINTING AND PAPERING BY ex-
pertso Reasonable rates. Call 10.
Evening star., 1951-06-30
HELP WOMEN

SILK FINIShER- Experienced, high
piece rate. plenty Of work. Apply
MANHATTAN LAUNDRY & DRY
CLEANING co. 1928 Fla. ave. NV. :.
sTENoGRApHER. under 80. in claim
dept. Of large casualty insurance
company. Interesting work In con-
genial surroundings: 5-day week.
See MR.. BAILEY. 4ls woodward
sTENoGRApHER for national so associ-
alton ofhce; 5-day. 35-hour week;
nent. good salary. Call RE. 1880
sTENoGRAPHER.s PinEi anu under gn s5, with
sponsible position; S5ehr.. b-day
wk VIZ. In air,conditioned T bldg. Good
say ssy WITH Psid see ssseai.Gn Nm b1gee Hesss
AMERICAN STANDARD LIFE IN
SSuRANoE CO.. 1915 K st. NV, on
sTTReNsioGRAPHER-part time: a ,nsu.-
gk:;. hours can Be arranged. ST.
ance, ofice; exper. desired but not
rsauired; pleasant working condi-
STENOGRAPHER. air conditioning
sales ONCE. Dupont Circle Bldg; S55
week to start; free hospital and
ferred. Phone Ho. All. III
STEN0GRAPHER. experienced, with
well-established organization. Many
employe benefits. Excellent work.
ing conditions. We need an excep-
tional girl who is looking for a
permanent and interesting position
Starting salary. $50 per week. Box
sTENoGRxPHER and assist with
phones: 5-day wk., paid vacations,
holidays. disqualification. See Mrs.
McRorie. MALONEY'S. INC. el26
Ga. ave-. Silver Spring J Nd "a
Evening star., 1951-06-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE = Custom-made living
:, rooW g n1,, suite; Phone WI. 9155. Il
boy, 81" high, comp. with sep. Frig-
idslre aisa RsndIn s9mm, M,h'p steel unit, SI25:
both SG hseqs ike new arfS "a Ess sss dryer slPo:
FURNITURE-Gas range. fun size.
h IKE new; 9xi2 rug; divan and chair.
oocia: 6ooks and and, shelves. lamps, girls BIZ
end tables and lamps; 6-pc. wicker
rE1p p9rsh S1rSssr SsSi OF. 1893. Il
vine VI y lsat9sT fGD tsbles% % AZ. chFSmaSs; aS;
FGRNfTUREGc4reddeesSssa, e. 4edeSs end tables. @i
step table, all mahog.; wing chair
ESD SIP ,,eT1 e9yeG; reas. 10. .2-1565.
fmRNiTURE VI w = Drop:leaf, CUSTOM
%sGe doors @ssnog; ssn Scs desk XIV. With shelves and
console, walnut, $40. Bedrm. SET
With eextra-length single bed. S55.
Iss5o ha,hp.. Philco afr conditioner.
SII9o. Electrolux vacuum cleaner,
44n1shedB 44n2; dBoSosSshelvesi extra-wide, un-
aaitHre' aiitaHSre' chairs. 2 tables, $50. OF.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; entire G1 con.
lents OF nome. incl all appliances;
good cond.' reasonable. wi. 4iII.
FURNITURE-Din. rm. suite. china
cabinet, buffet, 6 chairs; reg. size
go, good eond; $50 ia. 55s7. g
FluJRsNsii,IURE-Genuine mahog. din.
gxis xxi siee etc e0oa GE coasi ssio very reas; rug.
FTRNITURE AND ANTIQUES Ta pub
nc auction. Tables, chairs. old pic
ture frames, old books, china.
s.sssV s.lassswars. bureaus. chests. bed.
s1s sst1esads' sat; July Z. 10 am. at
OF Barton St. Arlington, Va ANNA
g. HEDRlCk' Admx. Estate Of Chas.
FURNiTURE-Liv. rm.. kitchen II Ia.
mdss Hmange, GO couch and chair; 9xl2 rug.
FURNITURE A coion,sl d@; aiI1; sty,. :. s9,,a
maple bedrm. suite: double he'd
bureau and chest, SIO0. Also modern
walnut double bed. $40. sH. 1856.
FsH,R6NlITURE-Junior Urn dining room set,
dition. S1Q0; also q sets single bed
spring and mattress, fair Condition.
$50 Call WI. s596 between loon
FUKNITURE - Entire contents Of
teIeyislon: reasonable. AP, 3255 Is
FURNITURE-Beautiful light bleach
eo 9-piece dining room set, new cost
S425. sell $3.50: maple 3-piece settee.
Soss, Sa5; single HOLLYWOOD bed. $40:
must sell. Don't phone. Cali 7i2
Cox ave. Just off n. Hampshire ave,
m Hampshire Knobs.
FUKNlTURE--7-pc. walnut din. ru1.
Se1: s9o; walnut secy.. $50; dresser,
S25; davenport set. S35; twin beds
ccompla $40 ea.; other misc. items.
FURNITURE-Mod. couch and chair.
HOLLYWOOD beds with covers and
rP Po5stsr p N,sr pillows. Ex. $500. Il
chairs. cocktail table. Q over.
stunned living rm. chairs. wO. 9295,
Evening star., 1951-06-30
HELP MEN D WOMEN tcons. !, |

DISH PANTRY HELPERS, colored.
apply EARLE RESTAURANT. 65S
Warner Bldg. 18th and E SITS. NV.
Mon. through Fri. o an. to 4 pm.
luxury apt. bldg. wife to operate
secretarial switchboard. Salary and
suitable quarters with beautiful sur
roundings in nearby Maryland. Free
transportation to and from the Dis
0300, for appointment.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES--Doubl
your income with unique sales idea
that can be combined and will not
interfere with your Government
soa servIce; TOT appelntment; cal ny;
g. BUCHANAN. 1346 Conn. ave
SETTLED COUPLE to care for doc
tors office in exchange for rent:
man must be employed. Ii. 1866.
Evening star., 1951-06-30

CHAMBER MAID, part time. 9 to /;
must know mending and pressing;
$l5 wk. Call MI. 3798 MORNINGS,
COOK. experienced, wifi city ref,
ms, Ss sati Il sss e "; 3 call M s7ss mo- morn.
COOK. general houseworker; settled
woman to live In: experienced with
children; willing to go to ,seashore
Tor August; $50 per week. Refs.
CouPLE-wife s.h.w. for Z; husband
req. WI. WI sfp7S. '"' Ao' aD.. 30 55o
G.H. W., coiored. must live In; 5-day
week; $50; age 25.40; home, in Sill
ofice. i4s6 II st. ne, MRS. OWENS
FIR. 1904 or JU. 7-6565. II
G.H.W. and plain cook; live IN; must
SSss fond OF children; $40 per week
G.H.W., Ri. esoc COOK. expsr.: care foo for 4
out Good sal. or. 1885. +e
GIRL. experienced with children and
gyh.ws;;; 5-day wk. Ref. required.
HoUsEKEEPER- COOK. live in; small
family; tam prefer age $3.50; local refs;
HOUsEKEEPER, white. urgently need
erences required; salary. OF. 9245.
MAID, colored, live in, nelp with
children, clean upstairs. children S
Thurs. and every other sunday of;
health certificate required. EN-. S142.
MAID. live in; g.h.w., simple cooking:
Thurs. every other Sun. off; S25
week. Wo. 7722. II
son: city refs. AK. 4ss5. II
WOMAN: white; reliable; care for
child; hrs, 8 a.m.-5 pm; ne. or
s,e, resident preferred. AT. o7a5.
WOMAN, colored, to care for Q chill
S9e,s S1en for = employed nnos parent In c9lored
and small salary. An. 1867. Il
WOMAN, colored, to live IN; light
housework and assist in care of
semi-invalid lady: small salary and
good home to right person; must be
woMSN eiais Sali whte sE sestied stRsp4 for house
keeping and light cooking. Md. rest
home; must live in. SH. 2754. Il
WOMAN to do Lh.w. and care for
z children: must be white; live in.
YonNa "a Nf2osi wHfTR GalE afsso WoMagE I'm to l be
mothers helper in exch. for rn.,
board, small salary; easy hrs. pleas
ant surround; wonderful opport. for
the right person. Rockville 1851.
YOUNG WOMAN. 1s to 25, for part
time baby sitting; only experienced
need apply. Call GE. $3.50 to I'm.
NEAT light-skinned colored girl. age
30-40; 4 days wk., 3 to z PM; i
day 8 to 4 Pm: must be good cook
and laundress; d, C. references. Sl5
Wk, plus carfare. Apply in person.
139 Kennedy st. NV. Il
SETTLED WOMAN for general house
work: live. in; settled family of 2,
Box 2S2-H. Star. l.
Georgetown, seek responsible, exper
woman for g.h.w. and care OF Q
children. aged 6. 9: live in. S1l5
mo. VIII consider French or Italian
which viii be returned. BOX 3I8-G.
Star. -
Evening star., 1951-06-30
MOTOR TRAvEl

PHOENIXj 2 passengers; share ex-
psnses; leaving July l, via st. Louis.
LEAVING SUNDAY OR MONDAY for
El Paso, Tex. via Dallas; take pas
KNOXVILLE, TENN, 2 passengers;
leave Wash. Sat. am. July z; 81
Olds. TO. 1912. II
Evening star., 1951-06-30

YOUNG LADY as mail and informa-
ton clerk. some typing. Apply in
person to Mr.. Fullilove, RALEIGH
HOTEL, 18th and Pa. ave. NV. sc
HERE IS an opportunity for you tc
get q good, steady Job in Virginia
no need to travel far We have
openings Tor cashier checkers and
meat meat wrappers. II you, are not
WHY. a irsnns WORK Ts E y soars pay squ IN
pleasant environment and re-
eeiye vacation with pay. paid hosp.
in person. SHIRLEY FooD STORES.
403 Swami ave-. by taxing bus at
18th and Pennsylvania ave marked
Seminar ssadn I 80, or PssomaS Yards; be.
Shopping Center. 500 Leesbnrg pike.
between Baileys Cross Roads and
Seven Corners. take bus marked
Culmore-Parkwood. 18th and Penn
sylvania ave.
COLLEGE STUDENT or teacher. for
summer months, pleasant work,
splendid experience; $3.50 for sc
Gays, dsys, Apply in persons. Suite 924.
1916 Conn ave. NV. bet. Ia Pm.
A UNIQUE IDEA. Would you IKE a
lifetime career with independent high
income, hours Of your own choice.
In your own professional. dignified
business7 Full or part time plan.
For appointment, cali NO. 5000.
Sat. and Mon. 10-I. or write G.
Buchanan, field director, PHYSI-
CLAN PRESCRIBED COSMETIC
LABORATORIES. Dupont Circle
Bldg i
PART-TIME for cosmetic and tobacco
oeptS.; no exper. necessary; ewes,
Sat. and Sun, STANDARD DRUG
0LD-ESTABLISHED LAW FIRM de-
sary: 5-day wk: starting salary,
$4,000. Box SAG. Star. II
Evening star., 1951-06-30

YOUNG MEN (2l,' sales trainees.
: more. leads than present stan can
handle; 500 to $50 per week to
start. See MR., KAHN. IL am. TO
81 1 p.m., Room 700, s27 18th st. NV.
DON'T WRITE US IF you like to
punch time clock and work for
the other man. DO WRITE US IF
. you would Ike to 60 into business
OF your own. Write RAWLEIGHS,
Dept, DCF-l4-256. Chester. Pa.
HERE is an opportunity for you to
get a, good steady Job in Virginia;
mss for ,reosivess. grocery % sss clerks. Jerks
produce men. meat cutters and
p0rters, II you are not fully expert
erlced we will pay you. while. train
ing; work good hours In a pleasant
with pay naid hospital and other
SHIRLEY FooD STORES. 4o5 swan
ave-, by taking bus at 18th and Pa
sve. marked Seminary or Potomac
csloFe aTa DetEsen sseppns a9a Sppy e.
burg pike, between Bailey's Cross
roads and Seven Corners: take bus
marked culmores sPhtkwood 1o-r and
NEED : MEN who want to start
Apply iIisperson. 2310 Wis. ave. NV,
$3.50 aans promptly.
FOOD ROUTE earning Ss5 a wk. /;
REQUIRES B hrs. every other day. Man
can run or buy. Very profitable ar
easement to right party. Give phone
number. Box 343-G, Star. %
Law STUDENT, for law office; after
moons; good student; must typewrite.
=; Box BOG, Star. .
DENTAL LABORATORY; experienced
metal .polisher. and some plaster
work; 4Q-hr. wk.; good salary. Box
320-G. Star. i
Evening star., 1951-06-30
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER, experienced. mature
woman. part time. EN- 1877.
COMPANION-NURS refined, cap
able. experienced; available at once.
Box 253-H, Star. -
EXPERIENCED col. woman wants
work, waitress. counter girl. store
maid, kitchen helper. Ii. 3-3520. l.
NURSE, white. efiicient, dependable;
hpyos.s any type case; live in, ia.
NURSE. practical, white, desires
care of lady. bed patient; best ref
erences. TO. 6163. 80
NURSE. graduate, practical. coIored.
desires maternity case; SS for 12
mrs; $40 for "A hrs. Call any time,
SEAMSTREss. woman, mend, aitera-
tions; desires work at home. Shop
refs. DE. 6S7S. Il
STENOGRAPHER. expert, wants to
work 2 or 3 days week. TIE. 6245.
TEACHER desires clerical work for
summer; no typing. Tu. 1853.
WOMAN. white. reliable. wants nurs-
Ing. companion or baby sitting. JO
1st GRADE TEACHER, white. re-.
nned, wants summer position as gov
erness or companion for child, 5 days
q week. Also consider position with
little typing. IA. 1859. Il