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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-28
$4,000 Permit applied For At City
By Contractor and Housing Ambouty
Permit Is For
III L0iU Rent
Housing Units

The Key West Housing Auth
GRITTY and Joseph G. Moretti Inc.
today applied FOR j building per-
mil of more than 100000 the
largest in Key West history.
The permit, which will be IS
sued next week, Ii for 1T low
rent housing units to 20 up on Isl
agnnue and Georges street.
Morctti's $0l6.29l contract with
tho Key West Housing Authority
viii be signed this afternoon BY
Housing Chairman Joe Sirugo and
the other four members az the
Housing Authority hoard.
Moretti's bid was the low ono
finung six that were opened last
Friday,
CONSERVATION on the 1T unit
project begins July Is.
Moretti and Levin took blue
prints and drawings af tho pro-
Ject 10 the Office or Building In
spcctor Ralph Russell, shortly be-
fore noon to-day. After study by
that office the permit will be
issued The early part Of next week.
Chairman Of tho Key West
housing authority Joe Sirifgo,
has returned from Atlanta, Gu.
where the regional housing du-
thority Ii located. with the an
nuuncement that everything is
under control and work on the
low -rent housing project will be-
gin July 49,"
Sirugo made the trip 10 Atlanta
with Kerwin Levin, executive di-
rector of the housing authority
here and with Harold Stewart. Of
the firm If Stewart and Skinner,
MiaImi Architects
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-28
Lester Hopes
Suit Will
Start In July
Judge To Substitute
For Lopez Will Soon
BE Appointed by
Gov. Warren

City Attorney Nj lsnatjns Les
Ter is still hopeful that ti3c citvs
suit for purchase Of Meacham
field may come before the cir
cult court in July.
lie received word Manday
from Governor Warrens office
that a iaadee to substitute for
Aquilino Lopez, il, win be ap-
pointed as soon as Warren re-
turns to Tallahassee
Lester had written the Gov
ernor ten days aen asking that
he expedite the naining of d
lttssSIse 81 lSeal bro essr. attsgse
Aquilino Lopez disqualified hiin-
self fian the case six Weeks ago.
on grounds that he was too fam
iiiar with the subject involved.
Lester win confer nc1t week
with Stuart w Patton, Mjamf
lawyer and Curry Harris. attor-
aey, who are assisting him on
the city's suit for purchase
Mcacham field is at present
held op lease by Monroe Coun-
IS from the airport owners, Key
West Improvement. Inc
Tho owners have filed a mo-
Zion TO dismiss the city's suit, al
.egng that Key West LAS not
shown it has sufficient funds for
airport purchase, According to
present information, this motion
will be struck out, inasmach as
The City is finding public and
private means to pssy for the
airport should the court uphold
its condemnation suit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-28
(ity's Purchase OF Meacham
Field Will Be Biggest Issue
In City Commission Race
81 SAYS MAYOR LOUIS NJ. j. EISNER
IN INTERVIEW HERE THIS MORNING

The city i purchase Of
Meacllam field will be the
biggest iSsut in the coming
Commission election il the.
ssiit has nsi been resolved
by November, Mayor Louis
M. ] Eisncr declared today.
The city has brought suit
against Key West Improvement
Inc. owners of Meachsln airport
50 that il can purchase tho field
and use. il as municipal field
for commercial planes.
Mayor Rfsner told The Citizen
that If the citp's suit IS not con-
sunlated By November, each or
the candidates for Commission
seats viii have to express them
selves openly on the issue.
Eisner said he expects that at
least rs men will run in the first
primaries held in Key West.
Whenever there is an upset
commission as there has been in
the last two years. many citizens
think they might DC able to do
a better job than the men in Of
fice
Mayor EiSnef said he personally
Is wary Of pitfalls in the city's
effort TO purchase the airport.
4 am particularly wary about
the appraisal Of the value OF the
airport, We cannot know the ex-
act valuation impartial appraisers
will make on property al Meach-
am field
I'll ii regretful. said Eisner.
that local people did not buy this
property that Is now owued by
Key West Improvement, Inc
The 100000 sewer expansion
program. proposed for Key West
will be another major discussion
point Ia the coming campaign.
said Eisnor Installation OF 2 new
main carrier pipeline for the city s
sewerage systenl and disposal
plant are needed aud have been
discussed. Candidates for the three
city commission seats viii express
themselves on this subject, Eisner
predicted.
Our continued concerted effort
10 make i yacht harbor at CARR
son Blight is something that Wen
tC0nunned On FACE Fivei
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Charter Foes Mecl
Tomorrow Night

w r. Thompson, chairman Of
the anti-incorporatian committee,
has requested the presence of the
directors OF the Marathon Cham
bcr of Commerce IL i public
meeting tomorrow night.
Copy Of the letter sent to the
Chambers board Of directors is
as follows.
"'rhc committee pf citizens of
this area who arc MOI in favor OF
Incorporating the town Of MARA
thon. request your presence at an
open meeting 10 be held Friday
night, juno %, 1851 at the Cham
Continued On Page Fivel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-28

THIS DoCToR. whose rsrls
wss moi disclosed. tells sena
tors in Washington about tns
horrors he has suffered an
addict Of narcotics. He said he
is taking treatment for The
second sime II the federal hes.
pital in Lexington. ky. TIC
doctor was the first witness
whose face appeared IN Tule
vision and news photos ii the
Senafe's Investigation Of Ito
narcotics traffic.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-28
Actual Construction Of S3>0O0>000
Steam Plant Started Here TODAY
Mayor EiSncr, Others Watch 5000
Lib. Bit Digging Do,on To 800 Depth

Well-drilling for City Electric systems $3O00O O0
steam electric plant began at o'clock this morning
marking the official commencement of the year-long
construction job that will bring 1000 XIV plant to
Key West.
Utility Board members, headed by Mayor Louis M
j. Esner went over to the plant site at Carolina and
Grnnel street at 10 o'clock to the 5000 pound bit
start digging down to its eventual $50 feet depth The
seven wells will provide cooling water for conden8ers
in the new plant
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-28
Rent Controls End
AT Pensacoia

WASHINGTON. June %
Housing Expeditcr Tlghe p
Woods today announced removed
III rent control. effective june both
in Pensacola. Florida.
Woods said ne had no other
choice under q resolution of Pen
sacola's governing body wtfcil
declared there was no longer 8
housing shortage hi the city
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-28
RUGGED OLDSTER

CRANKY, Mass. tA9.- Mar
shall f. Olds is ruggco. He cello
brated arriving at the eye of 80
BY blowing ten acres Of land in
two weeks and splitting up a
century -oId maple tree nearly
four feet in diameter He's lived
in the same house go years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-28
Denmark Brides
Break The Mint

COPENHAGEN, Denmark--tAq.
June is a terrible month for
the national mint In Denmark.
That's when they always run
out Of encrors An cncrer is a tiny
unit of coinage. like an English
farthing and worth about a quar-
ter OF a cent.
There is an ancient legend in
Denmark that a bride should al.
Continued On Page Fivel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-06
STENOGRAPHER

Established management consulting
organization desires q stenographer
pendent upon training and expert
ence. 81 hours per week. Appli-
cants 35 and under will be con-
sidered. Call EN-. 1881 between 10
am and 4 % m In
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HELP WOMEN

toms finest furniture stores. good
starting salary. pleasant working
conditions together with company
B Iri mtS + House USE { A'D HERR s
MANN, 18th and Eye SITS. NV. ID
CLERK-TYPIST-Exp. general Office
work; some bookkeeping: salary de-
pendent on training and exper.; 5ha-
day week: ref required. Conv. To-
cateo in Silver Spring. Md: Reply
sired Box 1SS-M, Star.
CLERK-TYPIsT. white. under 80,
5h-day week; paid vacation, hospi-
talization. . meals and other bene-
f1s. See MIR. COLE. Purchasing
Dept. Bsmt., 915 10th st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST, under 40. interest
ing work and pleasant surroundings,
in office OF lge. fire and casualty in
A zaga1's Nos ri SEsay 81 wood Cf
ward Bldg. IS
CLERK-TYPIST, under 35. for perm
employment in life insurance CO..
! 713-hr. day. 5-day wk., economical
cafeteria facilities and special en-
ploye benefits. Apply bet Q I'M. and
4 pm. RIM. 300, EQUITABLE LIFE
ms. CO.. SIG 14th st. NV.
CLERK 1890. exper. In Of
flee routine. UN. $500. IS
CLERK-TYPIST - Permanent posi-
4 ton. S-hour day, 5-day week. Apply
CAPITOL PRINTING INK CO.. INC.
CLERK-TYPIST. must be exper. ir
filing and general Office work; per.
manent position to start immedi.
ately; no racial or religious discrim.
ination. Call Ma. O922 for appt
Apply general Office. WARDMAN
CLERK-TYPIST-No experience nec-
essary; good starting salary; pleas
pany benefits. Apply in person to
Mr.. .Winstead. CASTLEBERGS 1904
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CASHIER

Experienced, by downtown finance
company: knowledge of tipping and
necessary; 5ia day week: salary
open. Phone DI. S541, MR.. FAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-06

MANAGER, energetic white woman,
1910. for attrac. guest house good
future. Pliable terms. SH. 1917.
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HELP WoMEN lcont.l

BEAUTICIAN. exper.. refined. all
around, for perm. position. No eve
ming. work. Apply in person, RENE
1904 Conn. ave. DE. 1913. IL
BEAUTICIAN - Good manicurist
wanted; good salary and commits
sion; store hours and privileges.
FRED THE HAIRSTYLIST at PHIL
BEA6 6TYN' OPERATOR. experienced;
permanent position: good salary
and commission. ALFRED BEAUTY
SALON. 1927 n. Pershing drive,
Arl.. Va. CHI. 1851.
BOOKKEEPER. experienced. capable
must be able to take of trial bal
ance: .S65 weekly, 5-day week; must
be able to furnish references. Apply
Mr.. Gross. H. ABRAMSON CO.. 1880
7th st. NV. %
BOOKKEEPER- TYPIST for law Of
fee at Courthouse Square. Airing
Phone OK. OI02. IS
BOOKKEEPER. exper., in retail credit
store; permanent position; vacation
Mr.. Uilman. NEW YORK JEWELRY
CO. 719 9TH st. NV.
BO0KKEEPER, for country club;
transportation from D. e. line: 5is.
day week. Call Rockville 1878. %
B0OKKEEPER, under 40. must be
typist, to assist with bookkeeping
and collections; excel. working con-
dditions; 5,day; 37h-hr; wk: Apply
SURANCE CO., S12 woodward Bldg.
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OFFICE CLERICAL

OFFICE CLERICAL
Age 5000: 5-day. 40-hr. wk.; paid
vacations, group insurance and other
Employs s4p y b qNe Apply a9S sAPEWAY
Apss : S MRbRs 5 q eosn
PBX-Part time daily. full time
Sat secretarial board RE. 0364.
PIX OPERATOR, experienced: tipping
required; 5ha-day week; good salary.
Apply QUAKER CITY LINOLEUM
PBX oPERAToR. experienced. with
typing knowledge. for permanent po-
sition; pleasant working conditions,
good starting salary. For appt:. call
Hu, 1885. EMERSON RADIO OF
WASHINGTON. 1922 14th st, Nv
PIX oPERATOR-CAsHIER-We have
an opening for a good PIX oper-
ator-cashier; Alex. residence and
exper. with auto dealer pref; many
s eppex By sen snp s onz f sPen
Traub. oV. 1900. BENDALL pom
REAL ESTATE SALESWOMEN, full
or part time; good opportunity for
Observation-Disclosures
position. 5-day week, pleasant work
CO CO ' OF North IA AMERICA. so
Woodward Bldg, 18th and H sts.
REEiCMEPTIoNIsr-TYPIsT. age 21-3o.
attractive appearance with pleas
ing personality, Excellent. accurate
tipping definite requirement. Must
be familiar in typing stencils; 5f2
Gays wk; hrs. 8 a.m.-4:30 pm,
Mon. through Fri; every other Sat,
the officers Mess. Bldg. 101,. U. S:
NAVAL GUN FACTORY, 18th and
SALES Is Girl ,tfe r ssksFy; sssgEasy
ply manager, NEISNER's basement
Shoe dept, 18th and G SITS. NV. %
sALEsLADY: experienced lingerie
sAIE Es part time; experienced sl!ess
KoTzIN. 1909 G st. NV. IS =,
SALESLADY-Are YOU capable Of
selling art. and craft materials? II
s e a ss gp9d opportunity awaits y you
sALEsLADY, exper.. in better sports
wear and lingerie; pleasant working
conds. and top salary. Apply
BEYDA'S, 1884 Conn. ave. NV. ID
SALESLADY for jewelry store. Expe-
rienced preferred. Good salary. per
manent position. BENSON'S JEW
ELRY CO.. 1919 F st. NV. I'd floor.
SALESLADIES, millinery and ready
to wear: experienced only need ap-
ply; salary. $50 per wk. Apply at
10lS Conn; ave. NV, S
SALESLADIES. immediate openings.
full and part time in ladies Access
series and ready to wear depart
ment Good earnings opportunities
tiles for qualified people. Apply after
10 am. THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP,
3942 Minnesota ave. ne, 3
SALESLADIES for laundry and dry
cleaning branch Offices; base pay
with commission. Apply PALACE
LAUNDRY, 9th and H SITS. NV. -6
ems specially shop: permanent po-
sition. Apply LIBERTY SHOP. $50
18th st. NV. Elk. 2614. 30
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TYPISTS
AND
CLERK

Excellent working condi-
lions, 40-hour, 5-day week;
retirement, life insurance,
medical, surgical and hos
pital benefits.
Apply Personnel Department
NATIONAL SAVINGS
& TRUST COMPANY
PIST-CLERK. general ONCE work;
day; s7h-hr. wk. RIM. 4os. 1900
voucH EhEi nv CLERK, in accounting ma
ONCE. WARDMAN PARK HoTEL.
WAITRESS, experienced. Apply MT.
VERNON GRILL. All 18th st. NV.
WAITRESS, white, exper.. local refs.
SAND BAR RESTAURANT. 1928
wa VAT Ii sS' wanted. No phon.
calls. PALACE RESTAURANT. s35
Pa. ave. NV.
! 81 eEoko fEs CAFE saP ''i sis R, AZ I
WAITRESS: only exper. need apply.
RUMANIAN INN, s15 18th st. .. W.
WAITRESS. experienced: references:
day or night work: BASINS. 1920
"a fys NJ, . E1 s1 Aovv v.ssn
RESTAURANT. Hoo sth st. Sc.
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STENOGRAPHER for national organ
ization, exper. and capable, under
40; 5-day week; S2,700. Permanent.
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HELP WOMEN

SALESPERSON OF good appearance
ana linens aer nf aS srGrs s snd
interiorS decoration TO better cit
entele;S sales experience more i'm
portant than actual knowledge.
Ideal surroundings. top remunera-
ton. MEYERS 1881 Conn. ave-,
DU. 5742. 20
SALESWOMAN - Full or part time,
for fabric, notions, art needlework
specially shop. Must be thoroughly
exper.. at selling fabrics or have
extensive knowledge of sewing. Store
located In Shirlington, Va. Prefer
woman living nearby. Phone Mr.
sHEEHAN. OV. 6464, for appt. 5
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HELP MEN
COLLEGE MEN

II you have late afternoon and early
eve. hours free, nights per wk.
and interested In saleswork which
will pay you In excess Of $75 q wk.
apply 1346 Conn. ave, Suite 919
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CLERK

Young lady for service de-
partment of large local
laundry. Apply in person OF
by writing.
MANHATTAN co.
1928 Fla. Ave. NV.
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BOOKKEEPER- CASHIER, 25-35. ex-
perienced only In use Of adding ma
chine and typewriter We will teach
you all phases of bookkeeping; $50
for 5la-day week and excellent
working conditions. Only those In
terested in permanent employment
need apply. Call AT. 6S6S for ap-
pointment. 3
BOOKKEEPER- TYPTST for general
insurance dept. age between 25 and
35. Hrs. 9:15 to 5. Vacation.
Decentralization and sick benefits.
Job open at once. Salary S45 to
$50 per wk. See Mrs. Griffee, FRED
ERICK w. BERENS. INC. Mortgage
Bankers. 1928 K st. NV. ma. 5005.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-06
STENOGRAPHER

Permanent position with
large. well-established real es-
tate and mortgage loan office;
pleasant surroundings. 37h
hours a week, no Saturday
work. lunches furnished; sal
airy. $4,000 q year to start.
Call MR.. cox. Ma. 2112.
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CLERK-TYPIST

We have an opening for a desirable
position in our business department
for a dependable woman 21-35 year,
per minute and enjoys working witt
figures. Apply Personnel. Room sos
Open weekdays 8:30-5 and Sat 81
THE Evening STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
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Route Statesmen

Opportunity for ambitious men, aged
25-40, in our Sales Department;
permanent position with excellent
chance for advancement Apply in
person or by writing, MANHATTAN
CO. 1928 Florida ave. NV.
eALESCLERK. experienced wholesale
daily, z am. to noon Sat. Apply Box
96-R. Star. -
SALESMAN, for national concern,
ONCE speciality; commercial market
only; salary plus expenses, plus COM
mission Qualifications: age. 25-40;
minimum years commercial selling
in Washington area; neat appear
ance; good references; prefer some
college training; car required. Sub
init resume including salary for
Dast Jobs. Box 261-M. Star. -
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THE EVENING STAR

MULTILTTH OPERATOR, 1850: per-
manent must be experienced; refer
ences required. Box 453-L, Star.
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION wants
exper. office machine mechanics,
also will train .p; limitsd number ELS. 81
exempt; chance for security,
good wages, and many benefits. Box
MI oToRc Vel OPERATOR. exper..
biies Tood xo5f dVpS s2na aopn Apply ri
Sit. spe'. Ma. 81. $500. %
OFFICE ASST 5adio o snd ap a3s
OFFICE ,I BoY y, ;s Is years Old.
PARGERS with waterproofing exper
See foreman 3ol THE MARTIN CO;
1896 4es6 and hIG ; p sns ST. NV 0e. Ms
PASTRY COOK, permanent position,
with good chance for advancement.
Experience with cakes and cookies
s S. ehtranet Apply aoT gPsrH 2se
GOOD salary. Apply " e oAk1 AVN
PHAR; 1920 18th St. NV. =
PLUMBERS HELPER, exper. in re-
modsling Trt go9 1ao SAL steady employ
POTTER. colored. to work in liquor
must furnish 1st-class references;
others need not apply. WORLDS
LIQUORS, 401 9TH st. -s.w. IS
pm. no Sundays; local refs. Les
SER'S. 1S41 Columbia I'd. NV.
PORTER, must be able to handle coal
furnace. Reference required. Good
salary. EISEMAN'S, 18th and F SITS
NV
PORTER-DRIVER- drugstore
exper. of 2 yrs. recently in one
D. C.. place. 1901 Georgia ave
POULTRY CLERK. to cut and sell
poultry; references required. For
app't. call c. s. CAILLIOT & CO.
Engleside AS-W-11 q
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CI,ERK-TYPIST

And general office work, excellent
working conditions with good pay;
5-day week Apply Mr.. Ettlin, Bird
floor. BOND STORES. INC. 1895
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CIERK-TYPIST

No exper.. but bright personable
young lady; excellent starting salary,
generous company benefits. con-
genial fellow employees. Call MR..
Williams. DI. 3126 IL
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EMPLOYED MEN

EMPLOYED MEN
3 ewes. and Sat. Saleswork of real
silks. Haber and apparel. No
canvassing. Av. $3.50 per hour.
Ma. 1856. 10 to $50 pm.
ATTENTION, MEN
We have 6 job openings in
our advertising dept. that
pay SIT per week while
learning. No exp. necessary
we train you. Must be
avail. immed.
Apply 1922 18th st. NV. End A.,
personnel div. 10 am. to IL only,
or evenings, 9 TO pm. Bee MR..
LOCKYER. %
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BOOKKEEPER

Excellent opportunity for
lady interested in learning to
operate bookkeeping ma
chine. This position is with a
large well established local
company. Steady position D.
day week. excellent working
conditions. Reply by letter,
stating qualifications. Box
1el-R, Star.
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CLERK-TYPIST
CLERK-TYPISTS

No experience necessary, for general
office work in GEORGETOWN; 5-day,
40-hour week; free Transportation;
paid vacation and sick leave. Phone
for appointment, CAPITAL TRANSIT,
MT 69R2 Eyt RSO q
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SALESMAN
statesmen

Inside work, experienced in one or
more of the following: Building ma
and power tools: permanent posi-
tlon, company benefits. Call AT.
400 for appointment at HECK
NIGER Cos 18th and H SITS. ne.
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MATTRESSES, HOsTEssES
CASHIERS

No experience required: learn 0 prof.
liable occupation without cost. New
classes forming now. Register
WASHINGTON RESTAURANT AS
ISOLATION. 2003 Eye st. NV. Is
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STENOGRAPHER

5000, experience not essential, rent
dept. Of large real estate ONCE.
THOMAS J. FISHER a. CO., INC.
73s 18th OF. NV, DI. $3.50. Ill
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MEAT CUTTER wanted, Also two
clerks. CHICAGO SUPER MARKET.
SID 4th st. s.w. Il
NEAT CUTTER. white, experienced;
good salary, good working 'condi-
tions. Apply in person, MR.. DOVE.
3705 Nichols ave Sc. 5
MECHANICAL ENGINEER eXper.,
thorough knowledge plumbing. heat
ing and ventilating. Take complete
charge of estimating and purchas-
ing Some detailed drawings and
field supervision; ref. required. Box
1S9-M, Star.
MESSENGER-You man. white,
high school graduate for permanent
position as messenger in home ONCE
of lite insurance CO.: economical
cafeteria, many company benefits
Apply Room 300, between 9 am,
METAL MAN. .exper., to clean and
JUNK CO. 1920 Georgia ave. NV.
AID 5457. -l6
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CLERK STENOG.. work OF diversified
and interesting nature; pleasant
WORKING conditions: 37l2-hr. 5-day
wk., economical cafeteria; under 80,
Apply RIM. 800. bet. am: and 8
pm. EUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE
CO., $40 14th st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST = Pleasant working
conditions. Discount Paid vaca-
tons and employe benefits. FRANC
JEWELRY CO, 3100 14th st. NV.
CLERK-TYPISTS. excellent opnortu-
nifty for advancement. KAY JEWEL
RY. sol H st. ne. -l2
CLERK-TYPISTS and PIX operator
typist-Permanent position; 5-day.
40-hr. wk.; pleasant working condi-
tions in new. modern bldg; paid va
cations, bonus plan and other en-
ploye benefits, goth CENTURY-FOX
FILM CORP. AS 3rd st. n.w.A Ia
CLERk-TYPIST. for general office
work. permanent position, salary
open. Apply Miss Rothgeb. ULINE
CO.. Ord and N Sta. ne. 3
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HELP WOMEN
DRIVER

We desire the services of a courteous
ysung woman, y to IS years Of age.
who is neat in appearance and is
willing to give good attendance. Job
consists of making deliveries to our
advertisers. Apply Personnel Room
Oh Open weekdays, S:30-5 and
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STENOGRAPHER

High school graduate: no experience
required: shorthand speed 80 to 100
w.p.m.; good typist; for stenographic
and clerical duties in personnel Office
in GEORGETOWN; salary over $500
per mo. plus free transportation
paid vacations and sick leave. Phone
for appointment. CAPITAL TRANSIT,
MI. 1868, Ext. $50. $
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MACHINISTS
MAINTENANCE MAN

White, for large apt development
knowledge of oil burner, electrical
and plumbing repairs. Good salary
Apply MANAGER, 3341 23rd ST. Sc
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MEN WITH CARS

Steady work, good opportunity. Ref
REQUIRED. See MR.. PRETTYMAN
weekdays, $3.50 am, 304 e. Monroe
ave. Alexandria. Va. IS
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ROUTE Statesmen

Established laundry and dry clean
ing route. Excellent earnings with
guarantee. Salary while learning
Apply HUB LAUNDERERS. Eastern
ave at 37th St, Mt. Rainier. Md.
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CASHIER for MGR No. 1000 post.
we will train proper person Vaca.
ton with paw. Many company bene.
f1ts. Mr.. Ullman, NEW YORE
JEWEIRY CO. 719 7th St NV
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HELP MEN
SALESMAN

If you are between 25 and so. can
meet people easily and are in
terested in earnings from $1,000
to So. 800 per VI, see MR.. MAG1LL,
a27 18th st nv Room 700 q