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The Key West citizen., 1952-11-14
Hotel Clerk, Cash And Auto
Vanish Early This Morning
STATEWIDE ALARM
is BROADCAST
FOR MISSING CLERK

A 23-year-old hotel clerk who
appeare at the same
time as funds and a late model
automobile from the Southern Cross
Hotel early this morning is the OBJ
ject Of a statewide search today.
The man, Robert SchmerEorn
was reported by hotel owner Vic
tor Lang to have disappeared early
this morning between the hours of
200 and 700 a. m. with $6o.50 in
hotel receipts and 1850 grey Chev-
rolet coach belonging to Lang, who
said that he will swear out a war.
rant for his arrest today.
The Sheriff's office Immediately
sent out a statewide radio alarm
for his apprehension after the clerk
was found to be missing at TOO
a. m. today by Mrs. Lang as she
checked the hotel. Schmerhorn, who
had held the position of night clerk
only since Sunday, was last seen
in the lobby at 100 a. m, which
could have given him six hour
start on his pursuers.
The slight, 150-pound fugitive
was said by Lang to have been a
bright kid. He added that he ha6
given him the job without referen
ces. A description listed the mar
as being So" tall with a blonde
crew haircut, and large blue tat
too on his arm. He was wearing
chocolate brown pants and a green
shirt when he was last seen, Lang
said.
A check Of the mans room at the
hotel. revealed that his belongings
were untouched with the exception
Of toilet articles.
Lang added that Schmerhorn was
badly sunburned and that the burr
was peeling.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-14
Five Dead In
Collision OF
Ships Today
Navy Announces
Dead And Injured
Army Personnel
Taken To Norfolk

NORFOLK, Va. IA fast Navy
attack transport engaged in am
phibious warfare maneuvers and
the Texas Co. tanker Washington
collided 50 miles east of Cape
Henry today with toll placed by
the Navy at five dead and six
injured.
The Navy said all casualties
were am ong Army personnel
aboard the transport Ruchamkin.
There we're no injuries reported
among the Ruchamkin's crew or
among the crew m e m bers 5
aboard the 10,OO0-ton Washington.
The tanker continued to Philadel-
phia.
The dead and injured were trans
ferred from tha nuehamkin "a the
u. s. S. Fremont, flagship Of Capt.
&c. M. Day, Attack Force COM
mander, which headed for the Nor.
folk Naval base.
Naval Sp0keSmen SAID the uVe
men killed aud the six injured were
attached to the intelligence and
reconnaissance platoon of the 27sth
Infantry Regiment Combat Team,
formerly Z Tennessee National
Guard outfit.
The Navy did not know how
many Army men were aboard the
Ruchamkin. but only the dead and
injured were removed. spokesmen
said. The transport was taken in
tow shortly before 8 a. m. to be
towed to Norfolk. Cause Of the COL
liSion was not reported.
The Ruchamkin is one Of IS
naval ships engaged in Operation
Sea Scape, two-week training
Continued On Page Twelve)
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-14
SumnierIand Key
Lot Given AS Prize
HUDCINS' OFFER
GOES TO WINNER
IN 1853 NAVY
CHARITY CARNIVAL

A lot in one of the fastest grow
ing areas, on the Keys, Summer
land Key, is being offered as a
prize in the ''-" NavEs Charity
Carnival Alfonso,
Summerland Key u ssrs, the
Navy announced today.
The winner of this prize will
have his choice of the lot which is
50 by 1876 feet, or cash Of $500.
Summerland Beach is on Niles
Channel, affording really navigable
water in front of the fast grow
ing resort. The prize lot, number
seven, is just % miles from Key
West and faces a large yacht ba-
sin now being dredged.
Because of its geographic loca-
ton, high ground facing east on
Niles Channel, excellent anchorage
and harbor facilities, plus the
view Of the open Atlantic, Sum-
merland Key, Is booming.
The lucky person who wins the
50 by 1856 foot lot will have all
the same conveniences for his new
home as persons living on the
highway. Electricity is being run
up the Lower Keys now and will
illuminate Summerland and all
other areas to Big Pine in the
near future.
A school bus picks up and de-
livers the children. Fresh milk and
dairy products are delivered three
times a week. Bottled gas, in
cluding complete service, is avail
able. Key West laundries and dry
Continued On Page Twelve)
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-14
Joe Snugo To
Be r. C. Roll
Call Chairman
Civic Leader
To Spark Fund
Drive This Year

The Rev. Ralph Rogers, chair.
man of the Key West Chapter Of
the American Red Cross, announc-
ed today the appointment Of Joe ST.
rugo, well known contractor, as
chairman Of the Chapters Annual
Membership Roll Call drive.
A member of the Kiwanis club
and serving on the Key West Hous-
ing Authority, Sirugo is well known
in this city. He has long been ac-
tive In civic work.
In accepting the appointment,
Sirugo announced that he would
call on many civic leaders TO help
him in the drive.
We are aeine q plnn 81 ! %
days drive z SiruRo said - be-
lieve that with concerted effort
the goal can be attained In that
time"
Sirugo's first appointment was
that Of Kermit Levin, as co-chair-
man. Levin Is also well known. He
is q Jaycee; member Of the Rotary
club and an officer in Key West
Lodge Of Elks.
John Groggin was named by ST.
rugo as chairman Of the drive in
the Marathon area.
Eugene Anheir heads up The adj
vanced gifts committee. Earl r.
Adams win again handle the publ.
city.
Other committee chairmen viii
be announced by Sirugo within 4
few days.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-14
Supreme Court
Denies Another
Navarro Hearing

The Florida State Supreme
Court has denied . re-hearing
Of the case of Dan Navarro
versus the Key West Improve
msns Ine., Paul Sawyer, com.
psny attorney, reported today.
Navarro had sought TO On.
force what he termed . sale
agreement for the purchase Of
land for . meieI aIlegedlY sold
to him by Opal Van psvrssn
for the company.
Last monih the Supreme
Court upheld Circuit Court
Judge AqvlIino Lopez' action
on the case. This week fhe
high court denied . re.hearins.
Sawyer said mandate will be
sent down from Tallahassee.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-14
Sewer Negotiations Subject
OF Special Commission Meet
EISNER OBJECTS TO
PAYMENT OF SEWER
SURVEY FEES AT
MEETING THURSDAY

The City Commission, at a
special meeting last night, dis
posed Of several routine matters.
Commissioner Louis M. ]. Els
ner provided the only dissension
at the session when he objected
vehemently to the payment of
$4,000 in engineering fees to the
firm Of Clifford and Cooper of
Miami for their work in con-
nection with the proposed sewer
system improvements.
According to the contract
which the commission entered
into with the firm, they would be
paid on the basis of their total
estimate for the sewer construc-
ton. When a resolution was in
troduced. at last nights meeting
for payment of the bill, Eisner
scored the bill "as an exorbitant
price to pay"
City Manager Dave King indi-
Continued On Page Twelve)
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-14
Trevor To State
c. OF. c. Meeting

Edwin r. Trevor, past president
of the Key West Chamber of Com
merce, win leave Friday to attend
the 36th annual meeting of the Flo
rida State Chamber of Commerce
in Jacksonville.
Mr.. Trevor is presently, and has
been for several years, a member
of the Board of Directors of the
State Chamber and represents the
Continued On Page Twelve)
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-14
Papy Will Ask For Reduction In Road
Tolls At Meeting In Capital Thursday
County Residents Will Be AbIe
To Buy Yearly Tag If Measure Is
approved By SRD In Tallahassee

Lower road tolls for Monroe County residents in
the offing if resolution to the five-man
Board of Admini.,r,4ssNd 4hosess1 Road Department.
by Representative c. Papy i,%Sproved meet.
ing Of the group Sail.h.s7ee TYIarAday
Under the pr Tipnl ottHsast pi& County resident.
would be able to AlEohese tag eo,tone dollar yearly
which would en.itlA unli6 use of the Over.
Highway. There would shars. for addi.
tional passengers.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-14

Key West. Floridu. hos the
most equoble climote in the
country. with an average
ronqe Of only IA Fahrenheit
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-14

The Associated Press TeletYps
Features and Photo Services.
For ~ Yecrs Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key West
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-14
SI5O.OOO DriUe-In
To Be Constructed
By CarbOneH Bros.

A drive-in movie iheatsr
for 700 automobiles is being
planned by the carbonsll
brothers. John and Ygnaeio.
it was learned today.
The slso.ooo theatsr will
be located at q site TO be
announced later, Y. carbonell
told The Citizen. The Car
bcnells are owners Of the
Duval Street movie theaiers,
Strand and Monroe.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-14
School Experts
Confer Here
Next Thursday
Consultations Take
Place AT Truman School
On Elementary And
Exceptional Pupils

Four leaders of the Florida De-
partment of Education will spend
two days of conferences in Key
West next Thursday and Friday,
Horace O'Bryant, Superintendent
Of Public Instruction, announced
today.
They will meet at Truman ele-
mentary school with primary teach
ers and all county teachers during
the two days on instructional tech
niques and other matters.
DR.. Sam Moorer, director Of in
structional field services for the
department, heads the delegation.
Miss Charlotte Steinhans and Miss
Ethel Holmes, consultants in ele.
mentary education will hold ses-
Continued On Page Twelve)
Evening star., 1952-02-12
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL II ! asS sSlored. desires days work
GIRL. colored. neat, reliable; wants
perienced. AID. .5164. -.
WOMAN SL NJ want; snt;.t days 1 wpTk Ss3s zoe an
~SAi sene1si hoasssork heSlSsss feRaR Waile mother
WORK after through dinner OF
baby SIT, Call any time after 8.
M1DDGaOAGED HD gaisoAGED WOMAN, white
wishes E.h.w:. live In. sH.. 1888. =
GIRL, colored, neat. reliable, wants
perisnced; AD. b164; .-e,
:hDss sas. da1s S:s fan5sms ssf, BY
col IoREp GiRI wants days work Oh
once cleaning. Ii. 1929. 13'
COLORED GIRL desires s.h.w. ant
s9rs eaTs of children; reference. q. Ak
WOMAN. eolored. wants days Torl
81 no e9i@a asa1 care; 6-d'' Wk'' city refs
Git. solo sSIolsa: desire, - 2 days, sss, work
c0LOaED% % WOMAN; AN; reliable. sll. want want
COLOhED U1hL uSo4LCo JOD -
chambermaid, cook, fling, fount
girl; no Sun. Ii, 6-922s.
GIRL. colored. desires Job as day
worker; exper. co. 7006.
COLORED WOMAN wants 8 days
work in city. Mon. Wed. Thurs
AZ After 8; EX 2I;os2!S s24S, .,., n,-,:tim. A
work. Call DE. 6053.
LADY, colored, desires g.h.w.: plain
cookingi part Or full time; 61a days
Civ, Girl, colored, desires days
work; local references. At; 2772; !.
COOKING and housework; white
wants position at baby sitting: re.
liable. good references. Box 433-K
RELIABLE WOMAN. eolored, desires
g.h.w.. plain cooking; full or part
time, or days work. DE. 6454.
COLORED GIRL wants afternoon
work. MI. 2417.
COLORED GIRL wants work for Mon
and Wed. iron or light cleaning
pref. DE. 0913. -12
c0LoRED na+v GIRL wants MGn shy; ,,s,' ciean5 snd
Wed. Ref. Ii. 7-5642.
Evening star., 1952-02-12
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

COZY RM., kit. 81 HWk.; h. .. rm..
So; refgr.. ldry. facils.; quiet, attr.
sur; young ladies. 1886 Harvard NV.
FURNISHED ROOM. Frisidaire, iisht
housekeeping, laundry privileges; no
smoking. 7409 Carroll ave, Takoma
PARK. SH 656s. can after 3 pm.
81 NEW YORK AVE. N.W---Furn,
bedrm., kit; conv. transp.: child
allowed. $3.50 wk. GE. 1897. after
asoo 18th ST. N.w.-Lre. front rm.;
running water: .refgr.. etc. Also
2IsO 18th ST. N.W.-Bedroom ana
kit; ,Tefgr;. gas stove: all utfls.
suitable 2-3 men $50. --t5
LARGE Ink. ROOM. nicely furn.
Refgr. Suit 2 or 3, 1884 K st. NV,
RE. 2491 or RE. 1900 ---I3
I2l9-EERMONT AVE. NV, waking
distance downtown; large room.
kit. gas range; cleo refer; large
heated porch; private bath; suit. Q
or 3: SIS weekly; NE. 7204. LIZ
134I COLUMBIA RID. NV rms,
cple or 2 girls; laundry and phons
prtyils.; SO wk. ca. DU. 90I2. LIZ
800 EAST CAPITOL SIT house,
keeping rm., Frigidaire. sink. stove;
$40 mo. Inquire in bsmt. ia
1919 NORTH CAPITOL ST. Ne
Bedroom and kitchen. furnished
DU. 1901. Ill
Evening star., 1952-02-12
HELP DOMESTIC

CHILD oARR. eolored; dependable
woman or girl TO work in colored
$3.50 VIZ. start. BOX 1881. Star :
COOK. G.h.w.; must be experienced;
ohir oS i1upS sand.s sfss : meek SO SO
COOK AND CIV. white: live in or
sTTt; 1sss SEQ wages; ga day. Lfs Tssk'
COOK. Al. $3.50, live in: do some
laundry, no heusework, 2 others
h aslp psteT ThSr Sr.. sna ESQ s '5asF 4S iSs
cooK-HoUsEKEEPER, for family Of
sirht..a SO weekly. sii Cal Can K k1. s-ss7s.
G.H.W.. plain cooking; exper,, hive in;
with Children. $50. oL. 0123. ID
G.HW., plain cooking: 2 school age
children; 5ia days. no SUNDAYS;
sleep in or out. If sleep out. stay z
1sts; path recent local refs.' s25. ,E EN-
Girl. white, live in; Ink. and care
$50 per week. JE. 3-ss03. evenings
HoUsEKEEPER. middle age. white, to
live. in house without charge; one
,5nssAFRNESrISn SDn za$L' 1stt' fsa5 fEsaa55,ri:nc.s ,s
and permanent; full care Of Subur5,
ban home; employed parents, 2
school children, 5-mos. baby. Recent
local refs: live In. board, rm., salary
HSoSUessEkkEEffR SSesi iii FL to live in M snq care car
for boy az yrs. old. Call Mr..
HOWARD. Fairfax 441-J- -I2
LAUNDRESS, exper.: help with clean
ing. Mon, Tues, Thurs. FIJI; per
rasnent; S. and carfare. CO. 1885.
MAID. i've in, $50 for 5la-day wk.;
g.h.w and help with 1h-yr, ,-old boy.
3 adults. Very little cooking; no
ironing. Pleasant room with ad-
Joining bath in small modern house.
Georgetown area. Must be between
40 and As. clean dependable. e4-
perienced. fond Of children. have
health card and good references; On
Saturday afternoons ana 6unoays.
Vacation. Telephone WO. 6640 be-
tween 8 am. and 5 pm. -l4
MAID AND CLEANER to help present
cook and maid. 4 days per GK.
Really good Job II you are. thcrough-.
II experienced and capable. Do not
answer unless YOU have excsuent
local references. Work to be o hours
per day, Thurs, Fri. Sat: and sun;
pay S22 plus earfare and taxi afe.
Of. 02e4. Ia
Evening star., 1952-02-12
MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALR.

TYPEWRITER and adding machines.
used and reconditioned. ali makes
and models. reduced prices for I'M
lease 25 to 40sS. CENTRAL. 20i9
18th st. NV. lie
J VACUUM CLEANERS
Special i sale S eyer as 100; al n makes; ls
guaranteed. Try before you buy.
TOPS VACUUM sosd STORES 7o5 1lth
WASHER-Kenmore Visi-Matic: 500.
1904 District Heishts Parkway, Dis
Thor Auto-Masic. used 1
". $55 or best offer. excel. cond.
WaAsHER@New Thor; 500: used
Thor Automagic, SIS. To, 05S5.
good condition; $75. Ia. 1914.
condition; S35. OR. 1858.
WASHER. Apex, good cond., $35. WIN
deliver. IA. 4-0196. -13
WASHERS, auto. and wringer. See
our d2 ad 2t head Of i this column
WASHERS. DRYERS, IR0NERs. ,51
'52. brand-new. most makes, build
er's supply co. surplus stock. at real
bargain prices. 9 til 9. GE. 1894
BARKER CO., 5426 Ga. ave. NV.
MACHINE, Apex, like new:
win sacrifice $50. 10. 2-S131. Ia
WASHING MACHINE, 'wringer. type;
Montgomery Ward; near-new cond.
$50. Gil. 0619. liz
WATER HEATERS, SIS up; guar.
John @. Webster USED APPLIANCE
CENTER. 1909 1st st.. s.e.. ST. G100.
DON'T be half lf-dressed-wear q CA
MELLIA blouse; it's the top. 2605
Conn. and 4527 wis. ave.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE ~ One
demonstrator available at reduced
price. SINGER SEWING CENTER,
1905 Annapolis rd., Bladensbprg,
Nd, UN. 1900. lis
Evening star., 1952-02-12
MlscEl. ron SALE Cent?

FURNITUkE-Ressncy sofa. hand. md
seat and 4 chairs, tables. etc. Tu.
FURNiTURE-Blond mshog. bedrm.
set, liv. rm. furniture. dinette; al
most new. "a 1881. betw. 2-s p m.
FURNITURE-chest Of drawers, bed
FURNITURE sALE-Brand- new. bet
ter-grhde bedrm., dining rm,, living
fas.o les sa@sisRs esSsR sis Zion fyfeS fgfoRaE AGE
daiIs los: ssf tlll i0zt I. re- re- 9sfo
FuRNrrURE . complss. furnishings l2
abie. asi cali ipU. Syti o5$s y: -is sfs
FURNITURE see one of the largest
the Metropolitan frea. nationally
prices. ALPERsTEIRs RLEcTRIc
VILLAGE 1913 Pineyl Branch I'd,
Silver Spring Md Open ewes. It'll
FuRNHTsTiURHE3Moviiis: FuRNHTsTi II 1o-piecs VAL
nut dining suite. maple writing
eperene, etc. $3.50 to 1000 pm.
52lD a.CneYy Cna$e pKWys$n.W. I'D
FuRNITuRE-Fiye-pc; kitchen set;
like new. $24; matching cab. with
Hour bin, $l5; solid rock maple
drop-leaf table, @26;a maple dresser,
$25; chest, &204 misc. OR. 6i77.
FURNITURE-Kitehen chrome for
mica top table, and 8 chairs. Easy
Spindrier washer. Excel. cond. Rea-
Spnable. re. 939S
FURNITURE - lakewood bed, full
size, 3 months oltiF ma Die secretary
desk, perfect. GET 1916.
FURNITURE Modern studio couch,
black oak end table, px12 grey cot
ton rug, 5x7 fur rug, hoor and table
lamps. RE. 1915, Ext. 7O5. Call
5.S pm. or 9-12 am.
- Rooming house going
out. Of business; II beds, z dressers,
2 .chiffoniers, desk, chairs. rugs, etc. !:
all good condition. HO. 1894. 14s
FuRNITURE-Studio couches or Hol-
lywood beds single or double size.
dressers. $12, Sis. sic. S55;' Dun
can Phyfe drop-leaf tables, S25, S35;
ext, type, S35. S45; 5-piece chrome
bkfst. set. $40; pore. type. S25;
inner spring or felt mattresses. SO,
$14. $19; box or coil springs; odd
beds. 81, SO, S12. $50; bargains on
knee-hole desks. secretary; end. lamp
and cocktail tables. mirrors, lamps,
washing machines. baby grand piano,
18th century bedroom pieces, chairs,
rug pads. china cabinets and book
cases, crib youth bed. sofa. Terms.
RE, 1851 daily q to e. IA
Evening star., 1952-02-12
ROOMS FURNTsHED-N.E.

FRONT ROOM, nicely furn.. mr.. bath
with shower; good transp; gentle-
man preferred. LA. 6-6211. Ia
DE. 0256-ONE ROOM-A couple,
$50 mo- Must appreciate o decent
home; religious family. 2310 2nd
So CoNsT. AVE. N.E.-one Ice. fm.,
partly furn., S27.50 mo. Adults only:
immed occupancy. Call ME. 54o2.
COL0RED-163 r. ]. AVE. N.E-l
single .oom, furn.. for empl. lady;
some privileges. 10; 1887.
Single room: Some PRIVILEGES. After
cooLoREDICcoMFoRTABLE NM. for
man or woman, near N. Capitol ard
COLORED-DBLE. RMS, home priv.
for married cple. or sgl. person.
COIoRED ROOMS for employed
men; half block OF ~ Capitol; priv
ileges. Call HO. S737. -16
Evening star., 1952-02-12
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 3 VA.

ARLINGT0N-Ten minutes to D. c.,
Pentagon. Arl. Hall; daily maid
serv.; parking privils. GIL Sa10.
ARLINGTON Large master twin
bedroom, pvt. bath; breakfast. laun.
dry and social priyil.: for 2 refined
girls; blk. bus; ia. 1880. -13
w. HYATTSvILLE. Md; 3615 Hannil-
ton St; near Catholic Univ; lge.
front rn1.. garage avail. WA. 2276.
ATTR. front rm.. tile bath. shower.
redec., la blk to bus. shop. center.
1927 N. Utah, Arlington.
NTCE RM.-In new home for gentles
man; next to bath; busltne to
Pentagon, Navy Annex. IA. 4-056O.
ONE BLK. FROM NAVY ANNExt
double rn., HOLLYWOOD twin beds; for
two girls. After 4:30, CHI. 6109.
TRANSIENT-Double; private hath.
private entrance, lst floor; telephone
privileges, IL block bus: nearby
restaurant. sis wk.,- dble; s12, sgle;
or daily rate. Call 5 TO z pm. KE.
sGIR. AND DBLE. RMS, 2 blks. 4rI.
Hall; newly decorated, pvt. ,entr.,
semipvt. bath, phone: BeautyreSe
mat. Ewes. SO, IA. 5-634o.
Evening star., 1952-02-12
MlselLLAflEoUs ron SALE.

PIANOS shop around and then visit
Jordan.s. We feel that q compari-
son will, convince you that we have
the best values in pianos, particu-
larly moderately priced instruments.
as little as S25 down. with the
JORDAN PIANOS. INC. corneE 18th
OPEN THURSDAY EVENINds. --i6
PIANOs-start your child sn music.
come In today and let US explain
our RENTAL-PURCHASE-PLAN TO
Md you u ss detail Select fra tns Dan9 4 ssgs
stock Of consoles and grand pianos
and have 1t delivered to your home
for as little as $40. 80. CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO., HOS G st. NV. DI. 1854.
rsaEss LAYS sSsn e sysas sSgsSgs4 sasSsp bss
SALE: substantial reductions on new
and floor samples: famous make
spinets. consoles. Grands: S25 down
balance In 8 yrs. KITS. 1880 9
Pianos "a Rig FoR RENT, steinway sl and
Kna6e spinets. small uprights and
grands. also other makes; lirst 8
months rental may be applied
buy; coLoNIAL PIANO Co, 637
PiASfos FoR N RENT-Nev and used
spinets and consoles at moderate
s400. JORDAN PIANOS, INC cor
ner 18th and g sts. NV. OPEN
THURSDAY EVENING. Ii
PIANOS, used uprishts, $35: So,
INC, l015 9TH St. NV. (just above
the, libraryl: Open Mon, Wed.
Friday evenings. -15
PiAN0 S-Government employees,
members Of the armed forces, D. C..
employees, ETC., can save real money
Ss Ss e HI spse's sa5 s'ssoSs doan Da Choice Fay
over 100 brand-neW pianos Of many
81: $500. THE PIANO MART,
INC, l0l5 7th st. NV. Dust above
fhs ffsdag ll0fsfyi EVENINGS. Open Mon'' zis Ysd,'
come to csmpbeil's. We have recon.
ditioned uprights that are In excel
lent condition. 3 beautiful Steinways
are INCLUDED IN this group. Prices
range IMs1 5TSm T9 $s7o 7,s1 up. Conye6i terms.
GAMpfGLl G.A. 81 s{a1. s9slc co. HOS 8ie { st.
gains for you. Reeonditioned grands.
come in today and see our wonderful
display Of such famous makes as
Ssttsinway; BALDWIN Baldwin v,nSSn GhiSkering; i
others. All completely rebuilt and
fully guaranteed. 1t will be to your
advantage to come in early. Liberal
allowance for your piano. Conven.
terms. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.,
l1OS G st. NV. DI. S464. --16
PIANO = Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
and console models. Baldwin de-
signed, Baldwin built. Baldwin guar
anteed. Embodies features Of small
grand and uprights; full resonant
tone. Baldwin patented, full blow
action. lifetime durability. Available
in wide selection Of eye-appealins
cases in mahogany, walnut. light
GxcLUsfVs 1an: iSSd1Is Al aaa aGa6 sPSaS; woRcH.
925 G st. NV.
Established 1879.
Evening star., 1952-02-12
HELP DOMESTIC tcenf.l

MAID. experienced. g.h.w.. fond Of
children; 10 live In; good salary. TU.
MAID, live In; g.h.w.; must like chill
dren; plain cooking, dishwasher bus
stop ct door: refs; S25. OIL. 6720
MOTHERS HELPER; white or colored
Must like children: live in. Call
ST. 9616 between 2:3o and 4;3O
Morse. white. for young children,
doctors family live In; pleasant up
stairs room. Wo. 2009. -15
WOMAN, mature, to stay with con-
yalescent lady for z days. Call ia.
WOMAN, white, to care for 2-year-
old child, Ink; live in pref; refs
required. AK. 4430. -l2
WHITE WOMAN care
board. Cali Ut. S-S4s4. Ill
BETHESDA, MD.-G. INV, cook; live
in, help care 2 children. S25. wi
WORKING TSiGi MOTHER of 4-yr.-old boy
attending nursery school desires
white housekeeper. live in. for car care
Of sERrLEE iaa hS0isio iWsiohaN cs for Goo cook and
g.h.w.; for one lady in apt. She
must stay nights. and have city refs.
Women will have pvt. rrn. and bath,
In apt. HO. S164. Ia
COLORED
Girls that need refs. and exper.,
see our ad under instructions"
SMITHS JOB TRAINING -12
Evening star., 1952-02-12
HELP MtN AND WOMEN

ADVERTISING ARTIST with some
knowledge Of making layouts. Please
give qualifications and references.
Opportunity for progress. Box ga
L. Star. -13
FARMER AND WIFE, settled, no chill
Nd. wife to do g.h.w; good salary
and furnished house for experienced
couple. Apply 1917 7th ct. NV. ST.
1894. ia
Evening star., 1952-02-12
Many New Sets
Below Wholesale Cost

A special deal on any Tv We sell.
All popular makes in factory cartons
No trick ads. Top trade-in allowed
CASH OR TERMS
OPEN Ewes. TIL Q: SAT-. $50
NO PHONE QUOTATIONS.
BLAIRS TV. 1922 Wis. AVE. Nav
TTRE-One new GOODYEAR 7.16x15 5.
Wv. 6-ply hid; $40. 10. 2-5s57
Tv. See our ad at head Of this col,
umn. INGERSoIL CO.. 2I22
TTmf4 HichGis aysi Hdmirsi raj with AM-FM Ma lsdte
and phonograph: mahogany:, excel:
lent condition. $3.50. UN. 083I. II:
TYPEWRlTER, Royal. portable, with
TYPEWkITERS, ali makes. sales
rentals, repairs. Terms. Our 42nc
year, AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO. 1881 e. Capitol ST., Ii 3-00S2
8:30-5:30 incl. Saturday.
Observation-Disclosures. $3.50;
Royal. $35s S26 10th st; nv: -
mo. Also rebuilt porfa6ies, barFain
prices. FALLS CHURCH STATION
TYPEI,WRiTERS, WI, new and used. port.
sSfrs ssls aSo rs. nN. ftsndssEss7 49,. AllCdzIl Ell
TYPEWRITER. Corona portable; with
carrying ease. S16. 202S 14th st
NV - AV
Evening star., 1952-02-12
ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

COLORED--LARGE FURNISHED On
UNFURN. RMS, several TO select
from, reag. rates. Apply at 1905 9Th
e: Ccny: transP. DU. s549. --i2
bath. Apply 1900 Potomac ave. Sc.
Ii. 7-734e. F11rn. II desired ia