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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-05
Six Prizes Are
Being Awarded
Tennis Winners
Tennis Club
Approves Of
Award BY
Bob Smith

Bob Smith revealed at noon to-
day that he is providing six spec
ial prizes for the three winners
and the three runnerups Of the
1851 Junior Tennis Champion
ships.
The prizes are;
Girls City Champion--one Viii
son Squire racket, strung.
Girls Runnerup-one box OF
balls a cans.
Boys City Champion IA and
under)-one Wilson Squire rack
ct, strung.
Boys Runnerup IA and under)
one box of balls "A cans).
Junior Boys City Champion (I5
to 18J-one Wilson Squire racket,
strung.
Junior Boys Runnerup as to
l8)-one box Of balls a cans.
In announcing his big prizes,
Smith said:
I've watched our boys and
girls take 10 tennis since April,
1850 like ducks to water, and I've
liked what I've seen. Tn e y
couldn't be playing a better sport.
Ralph Hartenstine and Coach Van
deserve every bit of the gratitude
that has been expressed by the
many parents and players for a
job we'll done.
Organization is the open sea-
son to success in all sports, One
days participation in an organic
ed sport is worth year of aimless
hitting balls around without lead
ership and official play.
The High School and the Com
vent along with City leaders like
Wilhelinina Harvey, ]. ]. Trevor,
John .Spottswood, Malta b d
Adarns. Bari Yates Ygnacio Car
bonell and Jack Sellers merit the
commentator received for their
support Of tennis in the last year
! hope to see our four elementary
schools match the success of the
Convent ana the High School
Harvey Cup play with school
league starting next school year.
Il intend to. be out there at the
finish Of the finals of this years
Championships to present those
pgizes to the youngsters as they
come Oh. tho court and ! have all
ready informed President Ear
Yates Of the Tennis Club that
will welcome the opportunity t,
present these same prizes or any
variation Of them the Tennis
Club may prefer every year"
President Yates made pubit
early this afternoon that the Exc
cutive Committee of the Tennis
Cub last night granted Boil
Smiths request to provide the
special piizesfor each years Jun
Tor Championships.
Harvey Sellers one of the Is.
lands foremost senior stars and
with Commander j. A. McAllis
ter, seui.finalist in last year,
city doubles championships, eli
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Afluntu Crackers Bell Club
VENTS 70 Truin I'm Kew West
NO GENERAL

Continued from Page One)
and / don't want a building right
up against my house"
Not More
Than Sixty
The Chauffeur's Benevolent and
Protective Association has asked
that licensed cabs in Key West
do not exceed 60.
The present limit is rs.
Issued Certificate
Robert s. Archer has been auth
orized the issuance Of duplica.e
tax sale certificate in lieu of
lost certificate subject TO the city
managers approval
License Approved
A retail beer and wine license
has been approved for the Caribe
restaurant, 407 Front street. Own
er is Sebastian Cabrera, j.:
Ask For Protection
Mrs. Joan MardlS, representing
the local photographers, has asked
the city commissioners to pass an
ordinance dealing with the nom
payment Of city taxes by out-of-
town photographers operating 10
cally
She stated that three crews are
Operating in the city. and another
new group has started in the last
few days.
Acting City Manager Charles
Roberts informed the body that
the rough draft was not yet ready
for presentation 1t is being work
ed on by Dave King and City
Attorney M Ignatious Lester.
Bids Sl47.50
C. J. Stricken, 1913 Duval street.
has offered Sl47.50 for the 1913
Indian motorcycle owned by the
City Of Key West. The matter was
referred to City Manager Dave
King for recommendation.
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CARBONELL CHARGES

tContlnued From Page One]
said Louis to Commissioner John
Carbonell
No" was the reply.
Eisner agreed that the practice
was unusual, but argued that Ed
wards should be give a trail He
also stated that il might turn out
that Edwards was not employed
by Adams, and because of person
al luminosity he might not be given
fair treatment.
The matter was referred to City
Manager Dave King for investiga-
ton.
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U.N. TROOPS ARE

(Continuec from Page One)
radio continues to plead for
money to buy planes, tanks and
other heavy fighting equipment
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UTILITY BOARD

Continued from Page One)
ter piping change; and $4,528 for
u fence around the property One
change order reduced costs ST.
045 for temporary wall change in
materials.
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Shoemaker: rghe shoes are
not worth mendiDas Doctor
Dr. Then throw them away"
ShoemakeEs That VIII be soc,
Dr. M
Dnl %What!lI said 10 throw
them awaya9 ''s
Shoemaker; But, Doctor, you
charged me $500 the other day
gast TO telf1ne' there was nothing
the matter with me!p
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-05
First Game
Baseball Scores

Florida International League
Tampa 5. Havana !.
West Palm Beach II, Miami J.
ST. Petersburg II, Lakeland Q.
Fort Lauderdale z, Miami
Beach 3,
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BASEBALL.
LITTLE LEAGUE

WEDNESDAY, JUNE e.
Elks VS. JayCees.
Second-VFW VS.. Kiwanis.
FRIDAY, JUNE b.
First-VFW VS., Rotary,
Seeond-Llons VS.. Elks.
SATURDAY, JUNE g.
First-EIls VS.. Kiwanis.
Seeand--VFW VS.. Lions.
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OpDevSia Downs
Eagles Is TO2
Kuhlmdn Hits
Triple And
Two Singles
BY PEDRO AGUILAR

In the opening game Sunday,
the OpDevSta swamped the Navy
Eagles by the tune of IS to 2,
and in the nightcap, the SubRon
Four won over the Cardinals by
a 5 10 3 score.
In the opening game, Green
wood started on the mound for
the Dew boys and Wisdom for the
Eagles and for the first three
frames it looked like ball game
but from then on out it was all
one-sided due to the hitting of
the winners and the errors by
the losers,
kaufman hit a triple and two
singles in four trips to the plate,
Scores:
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Sports Calendar
SOFTBALL
tBaYview Park
Night Play

Island CRY aoffoail League
TUESDAY
7:30-Home Milk VS.. USS Cor
roral
9.00-Coca-Cola VS.. Navy.
THURSDAY
7:30-Coca-Cola VS., USS Cor
pornl.
900 independents VS.. VX-l.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-05

Judge Simon Fl Rifkind of New
York, retired Federal jufist, born
in Russia, SO years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-05

Select the service that selects
its mer US. Marines
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-05
ISLAND CITY WINTER
BASEBALL LEAGUE
afternoon Plavl
Oceanviaw Park
To be announced.
US. NAVAL STATION
BASEBALL LEAGUE

WEDNESDAY,
3:00-NAS VS.. FAWTUlant at
Navy Field,
SATURDAY.
1:oo-NAS VS.. Eagles at Navy
Field.
3:00-Sonar School VS.. SubRon
Four at Navy Field.
2.00--CardinalS VS.. MAS at
Boca Chica
SUNDAY
-FAwTUlant VS.. Eagles
at Navy Field.
--OpDevSta VS.. Sonar
School at Navy Field,
2:00-cardinals vs., MAS at
Boca Chica.
TENNIS
Bayview Park
Morning, Afternoon and Night
Daily and Sunday play.
GOLF
Municipal Coli Coarse
(Stock Islandl
Daily and Sunday play.
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Navy Defeats
Home Milk By
l0TosScore

In game featured by the pitch
ing of Warrel, the NAVY defeated
the Home Milk softball team last
night at Bayview Park by a score
Of 10 to 9 after two extra innings
of play Warell hurting for Navy.
struck out eight batterS. For Home
Milk Doughty laced out a base
hit and Pazo a double. For Navy
AcOsta had a double.
Score: r. II. +.
Home MIX 8 10 .
Navy 10 8 4
The first game was won by
Independents over OpDevSta by
a score Of II to t, due to Gates
tight pitching in the pinches and
sloppy fielding by Campbell, of
OpDevSta.
Gates yielded II hits for only /
runs. For OpDevSta Gangeim and
Sheriff had a double each and Sc
cory kicked in with 8 base hit.
For Independents, Quesada led the
pack with two doubles
Score: r. II. +.
OpDevSta 4 II 6
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-05

Lopat, Byrne and Berra, Sill
vera; Garcia and Hogan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-05
Croih' Single
Wins For Tigers
Over Senator's
St. Louis Beats
New York
By 70 Score

NEW YORK. June 5.-R).-
The Detroit Tigers edged out the
Washington Senators 6-5 yester-
day. The game was played in
chilly, So degree weather.
Scores:
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Presko and Rice; Jansen, Spen-
Ger, Gettel and Westrum.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-05

Continued from Page One) .
and / don't want a building right
up against my house"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-05

Wehmelef Erautt, ByerIy,
Smith and Scheffing; Surkont,
Donovan, Schacht, Estock and
Cooper.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Wyse, Consuegra and Grasso;
Newhouser and Robinson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-06-05

Friend, Dickson and McCul-
Tough; Myer, Candini, Cristante,
Miller and Seminick.
Evening star., 1951-10-22
SITUATIONS MEN

H.0oKKEEPER,, mature. full Or par.
P/L. mod. salary. Box 271-x. Star
DRIVER twHITE), available part
tine tine; prn private car or light delivery.
I. B. M. OPERATOR. Is yrs. exper :
Navy man, desires part time night
work, Gil pm. LU. 4-54O0. Ext. s.
MEN AyAILABLE-For employment,
odd Jobs. yard work. wall washing,
carpentry. housecleaning. etc. SAL
vATIoN ARMY. Harbor Lights Corp.
YOUNG MAN. age 10. 2-yrs. college
training at Tuskeegee Institute. de-
stres clerical position. Good typist
DU. 0441 all day Sunday; after
Pm; weekdays: ask for MAX. 22'
ILLINOIS CHAUFFEUR would like To
drive salesman on road; will 60 any
where: single. What have you?
CoIoRED MAN desires evening ' or
night work. janitor, porter, handy
man, bus boy, dishwasher. III.
6-3706 Sat. Sun. After 3:15 Mon
day through Friday. 22s
Evening star., 1951-10-22

DAYS WORK, part or whole time
reliable colored woman. Call Tues,
GfRI. eofoRRb; e HR Hu Wants asss ,sb as nurse.
maid. EXP. HI. $3.50.
GIRL. COLORED; experienced laun
dress and cleaner wishes days work
or char work at night. Ii. 7-508S,
helper work. DU. 6532. -oa
GIRL, coloTed. desires evening work,
3 to q. AD. 5424, between 3:15 to s,
COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w. S days;
no cooking: With ref. II. 4-7690 be-
tween and 4:30.
COOK, neat colored woman. wants
Job s hours day: no Sundays: adult
family: ref: AD. .5753,
COLORED WOMAN desires day work;
references. II. 3-6970.
COLORED WOMAN wants " days
work. hght cleaning. Cali Ho.
|CCEORED WOMAN; exper.. wants 5
.s.! AZ rsoa wsFF e q 9S aRds s,ss fa,
Evening star., 1951-10-22
SITUATIONS WOMEN

Susinessmen; reasoS.bisx anS blsx .asss EeTk fR *
rsaSricsI ssss sssiF SRsRRm saS so,or.a ds.;r. ss;
work. convalescent patients or ba-
bies: ref. AD. 7037 or Ii. l-4639
REFINED ELDERLY WOMAN wishe,
to help with housework in return
Ssll ssll aboqt your household. Boz
sEcREsfiiikssxIi' issI' legal experience. avail.
sESsfE EsS s$o; *; s;,,,a.5 sts5 ss'a -:
tractive, exper. Govt. and industry
desires position on lge. country estate
cattle or dairy farm, Md. o. Pa, as
once manager, companion. social
secretary, care Tor motherleSs chill
dren or assistant to writer; refs.
furn. and required. Box 2Os-x, Star
WILL TAKE CARE OF infant 0,
yoanng Snns snild in nice country home
coIoRED GIRL Government Is eirl
good personality snd integrity, ca.
panle dictaphone and PIX operator
desires work daily. 6 pm. to II
Pm. Call BETTY RICE. ME. 09S6
COLoRED LADY wishes Job as maid
Tor cleaning ofdces. Call HU. 742l
CoLoRED WOMAN will care for
employed mothers children at my
nome BY week. SH. S340. 90
Evening star., 1951-10-22
WAITRESSES


Closed Sunday. IRVIN'S REsTAu-
RANT. I'll 18th st. NV. -27
lie aoNDoLiEs s'isi REsfHuRANT. skRe1 +!
29oo Colgmbia pike. Arlington, va.
TEAaIEhsEsSas EaEs sEsrAGsssr Shts sHYss s ARgS isss
w2irkEss saf S. VA WAIVED Il an cssAN5SVa e a
RESTAURANT, 1909 nth st. NV.
WxirRgss.. fi Isss. white, hrs. 4-1a pm: zz no
SUM-: neat and dependable. TIE
HAAN RESTAURANT. 1882 36th
GIRLS. 1886. to tax. candid Pic
lures. no experience necessary, easy
interesting work: $50 week. CO.
LUMBIA PHOTOGRAPHERS, Oh, G
GIRLS-We will train you for Natl.
Cash Reg. posting machine or
NEW YORK JEWELRY. 719 9TH
st. NV. 90
GIRLS. white. for clerical work; also
girls with some bookkeeping knowl-
edge for large wholesale concern;
b-day week. permanent position;
benefits. Apply 1121 5th st. NV,
GIRLS, white. for stockroom of large
wholesale house; 6-day week; per-
manent position. Apply 1121 9TH
st, NV pa
Evening star., 1951-10-22
FORMER TEACHER
HELP DokESTIc

/ sHtt
CHILD CARE-colored woman to live
y; iI salary and ample time on. IA
cookk.o.H.w.. SsSk no Sundays, 1sa sSal.
m,sm,liy: mi,ii.yr:, recent references. 3943
COOK otsasy kaG.H.W.. " fiv frst-class. az. 1910
tiful quarters; $50 to start; refer
oK-G.H.W., live vi in, oosS oesxSperienced
With or without employed husband.
Assist. with children. Upstairs room
eIsz ens res essn req o'eaI 81 5Ss hs5P employed
ca% children must ss ss sce1a. M ref III f0aa 4sss
ehSi .lsssa, 'ys 4D n s.ss5 VIE ys:,as.
work and assist with children.
Other heip employed. City refs.
CIV: ny. Ms;s .h i've u, Reference: q
Live in or out. 5 adults in family.
Light laund. and plain cooking.
snSsr stlysr Spring location. Call 81.
CIV, live in: .m.n house; 2 chill
G.H;W,; cookING. White. for doc
tors family: FOND OF children; live
help psassSs ue:sss'' ss wo ESoR Zoos S'her
G.Hw;. other help employed. Must
IKE children. Local references. Ia.
CIV. AND PLAIN COOKING. col
aair.d safs PATH Wo' sae 77sf r. reference: re-
H0USEKEEPER, white. settled; mod.
salary, need Of good home; pvt.
HoHsEkEEPsk ssth ShT lsSS ssit. c9 }or saos sau,,
ss .ss e seosns sGsa ss%s ss1 pei isn't s..s d
HoUsEkEEPssR.' -middle-aDs:ed. nasad Z: d. whit.
desired. motherless family; ghw.,
aiso care ~ Of tTo 70 children; 8 yrs. snd and
HieSsS5kEfs'slE; isSsS4x 1'.ls; 's fht
Pvt. rm. and bath upstairs. Live in !:
gond salary; refs. KE. 3-67s3-
MAID. g.h;w.: age 25-35; live In;
sht s s0Sehns seh :sssn TS9s hom ss tS. S:, right
iosal refs. RA. 1857, @a3
washer, references; So wk. 1915
xy Myrtle st.; NV. RA. 2420; . -
aa' cs siff WI l0'.1 7o5s g. .sssa sssssaiFsd s. So
NURSEMAID, capable. understand.
ing and fond Of children. Q, s anc
| sSin sSoda ea. recent reference; Sleep in
WOMAN. e.h.w., live in: 2 adults ane
I 4;yr.-old child. Cali co. 40Ol
Sunday: call Mon. EN-. es70. 81
WORKING WIDOW viii give q re.
| liable. white woman good home anc
| $50 . month in exchange for care
Of school-age children. 8 and Ii
S5Es. S5s. sos1 ssd apt. Start immsdissssly
sETrIESD6 S6. celonEp GIRL, 9.h:x.
MATURE WOMAN. live in. cook
| light housework and care of
| children: employed parents. Other
help. Top salary; refs. RIA. 6426
SETTLED coLoRED. g.h.w., live in
fond Of children; ref; S25 wk. OIL
MiDDIE.AGED CoLoRED WOMAN
for .g.h.w.. to live in. good home
Apply In person at YOUNG q CO,
s24 14th st, NV.
WOMAN. white to help daughter Will
care Of elderly mother; live in mod
ern suburban home. FA. S446.
COLoRED GIRL wanted. live in; Ik,
children. references req.; g.h.w., de
pendable, good home. HU. 96sS,
Evening star., 1951-10-22
HELP woMEN

sTENoGRAPHER for real estate Of
nee: 6-day week. BOSS q PHELPS.
INC, 1417 X st. NV. --22
STENOGRAPHER. secretary: inter-
esting position for young woman;
40-hr. week. Apply 8 to 5, PENN
SYLVANIA GREYHOUND LINES,
sFENoGRAPasfR. aagf h;S 81. goo; must se 5.
intelligent, with speed not. less than
100 w.p.m.; small. congenial. down
town once. Ma. 613S. 90
STENOGRAPHER for Law once. rapid,
accurate; know electric typewriter;
good appearances: 6-day week: short
hours; $40 week. Box 311-v. star
STENOGRAPHER, immediate open
ing 5-day wk.. excel. salary, air
cond. once; opportunity for ad-
vancement; cafeteria In bldg; hrs.
$3.50 to 4:30. Cali Mr.. WEYANT,
ME. 4S00. --22
STENoGRAPHERS - Limited expert.
enee will be accepted. 5-dsy, 40.
hour week: no Saturdays. MGM
PICTURES, 1909 N. j, ave. n.W.-J
Evening star., 1951-10-22
REPAIRS AND SERVICE
ADDITIONS

Porches, garages and recrea. rms.t
reason. estimates; best refs. GE
1916 "a
EASEMENTS ENFORCED, driveways.
porches, cellars, steps. All WORK
guaranteed. HU. 1882.
BRICK WORK in general: hreplaces.
porches, retaining walls: concrete
york CLASS s.ts 4 iobs. RlNALps7 .
BUILpiNG and general rsmodelinr.
Ii. 4-0S42. Mr.. WILSON. -
CARPENTRY. dormer windows. attics
finished. porches inclosed: new or
remodeling. J. e. HENDRIX. UN.
CARP'EENTRY. remodellins. repairs
and cabinet work. Call JU. Sass.
CARPENTRY. plasterinE. painting.
papering.. hinsing. complete remodel
ing; i; .ais builains So nsy yzs home; terms. term.
CARPENTRY - General .remodeltuF,
cabinet work and store fronts. Can
Mr.. LAWRENCE RA. 9703.
CARPENTRY-Carp to con-
tract your jobs. lsrze or smalls
free estimates; references. h
QnDT --ZG
Evening star., 1951-10-22
WAITRESS

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
We invite you to train with us; II
you enjoy working with the public
We can offer you immediate employ
ment rs waitress in one of our Dis
trict, Md. or Va. restaurants. Day
or night shifts; salary plus excel
lent tips, meals and uniforms fur
nished; employment benefits include
paid vacation. sick leave. insurance
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
HOT SHOPPE, INC.
1724 H ST. NV. No Phone Calls
Evening star., 1951-10-22

CEMENT WOKK, steps, reinforced
poEshss copinss wallis, @ ara
Experience Experience. No. ssos. - Oss
CL0GGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
RooTER: Phone RA. ssss any das.
coNcREfE IN nlEhi; AND wArERrRooF1Nc.
bsmts., dug out, hoors. drives, steps,
porches. walks, CONRAD. GE. S396.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION RE
pairs, short CIRCUITS, small tobs sons
immed. Call RA. 2222 any time.
ELECTRICAL WIRNG-old and new
work: estimates free. GE. 1880. -23
FENCE---Galvanised chain link. ail
posts in concrete 1mmediate efeccc
monh, Get to pas sns 1sse ssens sof no. sss
evenings and sunday. NO. 1928.
FLAGSTONE WORK
Stone eemsn. walks, steps ps,.s anS 4
MARCUCCIO. SH. 1853. -.
FLOORS SANDED AND FINIsHEDi
white mechanics; redYced prices: C.
Fso6f S9yEs saSDEk Ma esss ssssfs any sd naser
Soesre SseG men. nns'adsshSai KENSEp9 = ELook 90.
709 Kennedy st nv RA 1876,
FLOOR SANDERS RENTED-Polish.
ers. belt sanders hand saws. wall
paper steamers ladders. genuine
Kanaba wax. Dupont paints. Spred
Satin. L. T, FOLK, 1882 Wis ave.
FLOORS sANDED and finished; old
floors made like new. TAYLOR
FLOOR SERVICE WA. 1929.
FLOORS MADE NEW-Sanding and
nish.nE MnRR 1s slsasiHg sNsvreR and WI waTln 1an
Evening star., 1951-10-22
HELP WOMEN
YOUNG LAny. vh,t. .a.ax

stock room; experience not ss1sS; rsS;uirsS; "a;
SIAEsrY ais essfHorA rApPiS lbs swFaEEn 4. NV. spE
GIRL, college or high school; bsauti-
exebanse eS nv. rm Soma aS Sssh Rus salary n
with children nee. Write stating
YOUNG WOMEN (2), white. intelli-
Ct large nationsl publisher, 10 to, 2
eraI percentaee basis; experience
eeeoaissisfI' wiissFpaY iAispY hat: hn '2Hs fas
Rhf.NEp iha Nffpna LADIES. alvso, to aS adde's.
ties Of ladies apparel: IS % ewes. Pot Of
2 hrs. each pays $4O-$75 wkly.; no
NJ. YouNds.. Rn. 7os' os no dola istsS & ss.
HoUsEwrFE. with ewes. and s.t.
ExPEKIEScEb Hs ifaseaf NGksEssso Ri asso ASSISTANT.
qualified to. give personal care to
asss or iss iilsssrS ogTHs gii;s 1B isss
COUNTER WORK. white. some
knowledge Of cashierine; 5-day wk.
All holidays and vacation with pay.
Apply bet. 80 am. to JOSEPH
MARTz DINING ROOM. Pan
American Administration bldg, 10th
1eR sRa cREzM SGnsilfuslfe sToRE ay' cIEEks2aal
time women to work In our Bethes-
da store. 5Na days per week; ex-
ceilent opportunity for advancement
paid vacation and free hospitaliza- :
IGN; ana Apapiicant aa ant should be bstwssn
47ss, Sunday or weekdays for ap-
AFfRAcTfvE AR4Fhaashri WOMAN, over s5. ga ssp-
able meet public; $45 to S55: 5-day
p'mi peek' Can 1A' S-S4le bet 8 sas sss 8
TWO ENERGETIC GIRLS. attractive.
capable meet PUBLIC; national corpo-
ration: location Hyattsville. Can
YOUNG WOMAN WANTED, to sell
81 o' art aad ater. eTst material sSa xpI ps
csii "a. s.As s4ss, Ssa'afs' oHa-oay s Sssk
AMAZING PROFITS. Sell Christmas
cards so with name. Sl.25. Free
samples. Complete Christmas, every
tionery; Gift items. Free gift offer;
bonus. Write EMPIRE CARD. Elmira.
MOTHERS! Earn christmas money
now. Show AVON Gift Catalog;
several new openings earn S20-S3O
WHY. during school hrs. RE. 0595
$50 IS YOURS. Sell only 100 81 boxe,
Christmas card sales booming. COM
plete lines. Famous Chiffon Prize"
nss,.n asst: Personals 20 for 81 UP. No ex-
s'sE isaR isssaR'Iss Essex sn Boz o.
an IN AMAzsiNG MasS WAY to max. mon none,
New line Of Xmas cards. wraps, eifts,
etc, name on Xmas cards. station
cry, napkins, notes. Sells ST box Big
Sssi' RsisBa r. ~ sa 4 Esffapss
Al I. i YaoSgsaw1vEs. sDar.-..m. work.
Sell DUPONT nylons. Guar. LIST aual;,
only 64c pr, 51-15s. Earn to SI,25
a. box. No money needed. We sup.
| ply stock. Call COLLECT, Market
2-4352. Newark. N. j.. for samples.
BETHESDA, NV. (3) capable women,
3 hrs. day. RE. s107. "a
Administrative Secretary
Excellent opportunity with private
steno. ability. 5 days, 37-hr. wk.,
| pleasant working conditions. Salary
commensurate with ability. Give age,
ssa1ncaion and experience. BOX
SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS
sight. 20 for 81 with name on on. and nd
nigner priced lines. 81 for 81, fea-
ture box; up TO 1909 profit. coun-
osa mss soHbSsIx E sfRs III Art Rs4T sTupioss Ses;
Evening star., 1951-10-22

Painting and Papering
Interior and exterior; all work guar.
anteed. Call ia. 1901. -22
PAPERHANGING, PAINTING. Special
low prices this week. Work guar
anteed. Save. sP1dEL, Ia. $685..
PAPERHANGING. PAINTING, white
mechanic: 20 yrs, exper.: do own
work. MI. 00a0, ROOKOUT. --2S
PAPERING AND PAINTING BY lst-
class white mechanic. Call MR..
REANS. Ii 7-6S9S.
PAPERING. 5-rm.. 2-story hall house,
low as SS5; W. mechanic; own work.
RALPH. ME. S14S; aft. 5, To. O216.
PAPER HANGING done at once: low.
est prices: do own work: guaran-
TIE AND S'e PAINT fsran5eS coNrRRAscTINas;; Rs ma;
Iree esttmates. reasonable rates.
PAPER HANGING. 81 mn per 100 room.
1851 washable sunfast paliers; work
guaranteed. GE. 1888. GE. 2461.
Evening star., 1951-10-22
MATTRESSES

Jobs open In better restaurants, day
or night hours; no placement fee.
Apply zoos Eye ST. NV, WASHING
TON RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION.
Evening star., 1951-10-22
HOTEL STATLER

I Street Entrance. -23
PHOTOGRAPHIC RESTORER RE
TOUGHER, expert work required;
state full experience and salary de-
sired. Replies confidential. Box
mel ofe. PoToMAc EMPPI. AdcY.,
Gil King ST., Alex. AL. 7022. --2a
fienced in SS Nosthwest ASaSha; seetion expff. Tef
erence REQUIRED. Apply In person
2nd floor, 1916 L st. NV. between
10 and 4. -23
SALES GIRL, 80 to 90 yrs. approx.
Xmas employment; no exper. nee.
THE GIFT STALL, 10th and K SITS.
NV. --22
SALESGIRL, for greeting card dept.
full or part time. Apply WILLIAM
BALLANTYNE 81 SONS, 1421 F ST.
Evening star., 1951-10-22

:. Sb,
BECKETT. MI. 0930. DU. 4O5S.
PAINTING-Do my own work; 30
yrs. exuer. HU. 3366. 22s
fLASTEkING, ceilings and patcn.
work Q specialty. Call MI. 1882.
PLASTERING. repairing, patchwork o
speciality; by white mechanics;
good service: reas. TU. OIL. -27
PLUMBING AND HEATING-person-
al service. 1st-class work and rea-
sonable prices. WA. 1924. ga
PLUMBING AND HEATING, no jcb
too small; 24-hr. service: reas.
prices; registered in D. C.. and
Md. Call UN. 1859. --23
SAVE YOUR SHIRTS
Alterations cuffs and collars; reason.
able; prompt delivery. ia. 1885.
REFRIGERATOR REPAIRED aiso
washers; guaranteed service.
pEPENDC REFRIGERATION CO.
Days. UN: 1872; eves.,. UN. S57b.
ROOF PAINTING AND REP1TRI
Average roof painted, S26, MateriaIa
furnished. q. r. BEACH. 10. s-2o4I.
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