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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-06
Hialeah Wins In
Legion Tourney

STARKE R-Bobby Waits, Jack
sonville Post 8, ana Lee Corso,
Hialeah Post %, pitched shutouts
Tuesday to win their first round
games in the American Legion jun
ior baseball tournament.
Hialeah beat Sanford so, while
40.
Waits struck out 20 and gave up
only two hits for the Jacksonville
team.
Corso pitched a one hitter and
famed six, besides driving in two
runs with a single and double,
for Hialeah's win. Sanford Second
Baseman Jim Krider slapped a
grounder through the pitchers box
to spoil Corso's chances for q no.
hitter.
The two winning teams will play
this afternoon and the two losers
tonight in the second round Of the
tourney.
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slashed the Dodgers lead to sls
games in the opener of a big
series. incidentally, 1t was Muel-
ler's first hit In his last II at bat.
With two out Rhodes simply kept
on running and scored standing I'D
while Van Cuyk threw to first try.
ing to get Mueller.
Getting back to Shantz, the wee
lefty became the earliest 2o-game
winner in the majors since 1916.
That was the year Hal Newhouser
made the grade July "a and Bobby
Teller, enroute to q new strikeout
record, hit No. 20 on July 81.
In beating Boston, So, Shantz
had to contend with both rain and
Red Sox. A storm held UP play
for one hour and II minutes in the
first. Home runs by Sam White
and Hoot Evers gave Boston its
only earned runs in its first look
at Shantz this season. Bobby's
earned run average now is 1.S5
for 81 complete games in q starts.
His 20-3 mark is best in the
league.
Cleveland dropped four full
games behind the Yanks, splitting
a twilight-night doubleheader with
Chicago. Bob Lemon allowed only
four hits In winning the opener,
60, his 18th victory.
Jim Rivera's first.inning homer
and a five-run outburst in the Sec
ond were enough to give Chicago's
Saul Rogovin the win over Mike
Garcia in tie second game, 6,s.
Bob Cain hit the win circle for
the first time since June a as st.
Louis knocked off Detroit, 81, with
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-06
One Thousand To
Compete In Natl
Amateur Golf

NEW YORK lahore than 1000
were called but just IT'S lucky ones
were chosen today to make the
trek to Seattle for the national
amateur golf championship on Aug.
1923.
And II there Is going to be a
dark horse in the field of 200 at
tee-of time-there were Is exemp-
lions - he will be 35-year-old
Charles Makaiwa, the champion of
Hawaii, who showed them all how
il was out on the Pacific by firing
an eight-under-par 6S.66-134 at the
W. lac Country Club in Honolulu
Tuesday.
So the members OF the Amer
ica's cup teams and those from
Canada and Mexico, all of whom
were exempt from qualifying, will
have something to look forward to
when they meet Makaiwa. The
United States team includes such
worthless as Defending Champion
Billy Maxwell, British Amateur
Champion Harvie Ward and for
mer British titleholder, Frank
Stranahan.
II he makes the CROSSE country
trip, the youngest player in the
tournament will be John Berry Jr.
Tallahassee, Fla. He's just II and
shot a 71-74-145 in Tampa to lead
that section when the top man,
Harry Root Jr., announced he
would not participate because of
business commitments.
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Davis Cup Captain
Is Selected Sun.

NEW YORK R- Vic Seixas,
Americas No. 1 player, will cap
tain the United States Davis Cup
team in the North American Zone
final against Canada this week end,
the United States Lawn Tennis As
ISOLATION announced Sunday.
Along with Herb Flam and Bob
Perry, couple of young Californi-
ans, Seixas was scheduled to leave
for Montreal where, he will drill
the team for four days.
With the veteran Gardnar Null
10y directing the operation, the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-06
An-Star Cagers
To Meet Thursday

GAINESVILLE R-Florida High
School All-Star Basketball Coaches
Don Cobb, Ocala, and Bill Crews,
drilled their starting teams today
for the game to be played at the
University of Florida Thursday
night.
On the football practice field to-
day, both the North and South all
star squads were slated to 60
through heavy scrimmages under
the critical eyes of Coaches Ish
Brant, North, and John Edison,
South.
Fletcher Brant, Jacksonville
Beach Coach. was particularly i'm
pressed at this mornings practice
by the outstanding line play of
Guard Lamar Ellis, Lake City,
while Edison had words of praise
for Halfback Dick Albrecht, Miami
Edison.
North Basketball Coach Cobb
said his starting lineup at the
moment was Warren Allen, Leon,
and Robert Minis, Pensacola, at
forwards; Dick Lenholt, Daytona
Beach Seabreeze, at center; Teddy
and Joe Helms, Malone, at guard.
South. Coach Crews is planning
to start Forwards Hubert Morrow,
Lake Wales, and Don Sismilich,
Tampa Hillsborough; Center John
Holt, Fl. Lauderdale; and Guards
John Burgess, Lake Wales, and
Mike Holt, Fl. Lauderdale.
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Girls: You Don't Haze To Ride n
Donkey To Play 10 Inch SoftbaU

XIV girls who are interested in
the newly formed sixteen inch
softbaII league, but have been
hesiranf due to . belief that the
game is played from the backs
Of donkeys, may rest their fears
the sport is played without the
aid Of the critters.
Frank Wayne and Doris Evans,
who are the organizers Of The
new loop, say that many girls
have phoned them asking about
the game.
The misunderstanding came
about. because sixteen inch soft.
ball in some parts Of the country
areas II Is known IS "'sloW pitch
is known as "sIow Pitch, and In
other areas is known as Donkey
BaII".
Wayne reports the receipt oi
many calls from girls say.
ing they had no urge to mess
with donkeys.
The sport was introduced TO
Key West about three weeks
ago. The only difference between
conventional soffbalI and Is
inch ball, Is fhe size Of the oval
The game is . natural for the
been evident to . call for mem.
bers Of the weaker sex who would
be interested in playing on
team.
Already, one man and his wife
have offered their services as
coaches, but more are needed TO
show the girls the finer points.
evlar, are urged TO sign up.
An exhibition game Is being
scheduled for Labor Day to intro.
dues fhe Sport among the girls.
All girls interested in taking
part should cell Doris Evans at
439.
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FIRST BASE
CLEANINCS.

Red Barrett, Tampa twirler, and
Nep Reyes engaged in some yer.
bal dueling during the game last
night. Barrett started things off by
addressing Napoleon as "biejo"
(Old NAM and stopping him in his
tracks. Nap recovered quickly and
glancing back over the corner of
his shoulder. spat back at Red,
what about your"
The visiting players were kept
busy through the late innings
protecting themselves from seer.
pions in the dvsovt. Mgr. Rodri.
gvex spied the first one sevrry.
ing into = crack in the root and
The scramble was on. After that
every player was armed with .
bat and on the alert.
ChaS. Red" Barrett not only
got credit for the pitching win last
night but was also presented with
a case OF Pabst beer by the local
fan who had the lucky scorecard
No. 1896 and didn't care to be iden-
titled. He told the announcer his
name was Charles Barrett.
Several new faces in the Tam.
Pc lineup. Shertstop vsrane, who
has taken over eitsy Metf's Ter.
Titery. had his troubles with fhe
wsshboard infield and bobblsd
two srovnders OF three which
came his way. Sometimes they
bounce. sometime. mol
The ConchS appear TO be a disin-
terested aggregation with no drive
or will to win" Just a bunch Of
guys producing only enough to
draw pay check. DeSouxa. Bosch
and Reyes are the only trio that
appear to have q semblanee Of hus-
tie and competitive spirit. II is dis
coura ging to be On . cellar dwell.
ing team but Q good showing at
home is the least that could be
given TO the loyal fans who have
provided such good attendance.
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Americans trounced Cuba, so, in
the second round with a team of
youngsters. Sgt. Bernard Bartzen,
TT. Sill, Okla, defeated Reinaldo
Garrido, 6-2, 6-1, 60 and intercol-
legiate champion Hugh Stewart,
Los Angeles, stopped Orlando Gar
rido, 1913, 6-3, 60, in the final two
matches Sunday in Havana.
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Evans Nine Will
Meet Marathon
On Friday

The Evans Enterprises nine,
champions of the American Legion
the Marathon Junior Baseball team
Friday night at Wickers Field Sta
dunn. Game time is 800 q. m.
Mana GER Keller Watson will use
Gibhy Gates on the mound with
Junior Baseball League. viii meet
Sid Kerr receiving his tosses. Jose
DiaZ is slated to cover second base,
Leeburg Knowles will perform in
center-field, Julio Santana is sla,-
ed to handle the shortstop position.
Dick Salgado is scheduled 10 sp-
pear at second base. Everett At
well will cover LIST base. Stuart
Yates will patrol left field and
Wayne Alhury viii handle the right
field duties.
Fred and Pat Frohock. Bill BiFel-
man and Tony Heree viii be IN re.
serve.
Last week TIE Evans riae czo-
tured q VIII over tie Marathon Cub
and hot battle is in the citing.
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;. GDOR rs -

TUESDAYS RESULTS
By The Associated Press

BY The Associated Press
National League
New York Brooklyn 6 might
Is innings)
st. Louis 4 Pittsburgh 3 might.
IL innings)
Cincinnati 4 Chicago 0 (night)
Philadelphia at Boston (2-twi-night)
postponed, rain.
American League
New York 3 Washington 2 might
called end It'll rain
Cleveland 6-3 Chicago 0-6
Philadelphia S Boston 3 might
St. Louis S Detroit 1 might
Florida international League
Miami Beach 2 Miami o
Tampa 10 Key West 2
Havana 8 Lakeland S
West Palm Beach 2 St. PeterSbur
Florida State League
deLand Z LeeSburg 4
Jacksonville Beach 8 Sanford Z
Orlando Is Cocoa 6
Daytona Beach 6 Palatka 3
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Child browns
I'm Bathtub

HOUSTON R-Mrs. Frank Guy
jardo bathed her 11-months-old son,
drained the tub and left him for
a moment to play.
His sister, Mary, 2, wanted to
play, too. Officers said she turned
on the faucet and played in the
water with tissue paper. That
stopped the drain.
The Mortified mother found the
tub overlooking. Frank Jr., was
submerged lifeless inside. Mary
stood by frightened.
Accidental drowning, a justice of
the peace ruled.
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TodaY's Games

BY The Associated Press
American League
New York at Washington (n)
Boston at Philadelphia (n)
Cleveland at Chicago
Detroit at st. Louis (n)
National League
Brooklyn at New York
Philadelphia at Boston (2)(n)
Chicago at Cincinnati
st. Louis at Pittsburgh (2)(n)
Florida international League
Tampa at Key West
Lakeland at Havana
Miami Beach at Miami
West Palm Beach at st. PeterSbu
Florida State League
Palatka at Daytona Beach
Leesburg at DeLand
Jacksonville Beach at Sanford
Cocoa at Orlando
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-06
Chinese Peace
Ratified

TAIPEH, Formosa " - Nation
alist China and Japan today for
mally ended Is years Of declared
and undeclared war in . brief
ceremony in 20 by IL anteroom.
Foreign Minister George Yeh of
China and Overseas Agency Chief
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-06

Bobby Young driving in four runs.
Del Rice's fly ball with the bases
loaded in the 18th scored Solly
HemuS for the st. Louis Cards
as nod over Pittsburgh.
A twilight-night doubleheader be-
Braves was rained out at Boston.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-06

innings: WP-Haack; winning Bar.
rett. losing ZielinSki; Left-Key
West s, Tampa 3; U-Elder and
Taylor; Ties.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-06

IS Z S2T 5 I
TAMPA 800 o7o COLO
KEY WEST 600 oil ooo- 2
RsI-FsTnandsh. Gonzalez, Var.
sna, Barrett 2, Dunlap. Reyes:
B. varoaa. Reyes 2. Mott. And.
rsschn: HR-Dunlap; BB-Bar.
ct !. zielinski 3, Mccall 3, Hack
0-Barrett ;. Zielinski 2, Nc.
allll. Hack 2: wP-Haack; HO-
elinski s hits 4 innings, Mccall
N 2ls innings; Hack ) in a rs
Evening star., 1952-08-19
ENGINEER

For layout work on large eonstruc-
preferred. Box 465-D. Star. ii
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MAN WITH CAR

Big earnings; good refs. 81. 1851.
MEN s nts5sS.sd sssson in .Is sar1ns 1sI shes
of factory work. No exper. required;
SSs;,.. e.; INS;; ga SOs Bradley 6lvd.' Chevy
and car house work. Start as clean.
mechasics helpers; 40-hour. 5-day
week; good wages with free trans
RC,tation; or paid ancv sick lsaye s and
nee. 'lsrE CAPITAL. Tfs TRANSIT W f4Oe CO, 3;th
and M SITS. NV. Take No. 80 Rosslyn
%Ts Ssaos s 's s.s.. sG sr vst Ct age NJ fun .ISss
nee, yrs. high school. legibls
hours. Salary $2O2 per mo. to start.
increase after 3 mos service; free
transportation, paid vacation and
am. Mon. through Fri. employ
CO.. 36th and NJ sts. NV. Take
NAN NN ~ rs S0iSHsn TRarS Saf IN CAR RENTAL
must be only employment: night
work only. Apply 10 am. to 3 pm.
Mon. thru Thurs 17O9 L st. NV.
YOUNG MAN. energetic. mechanically
inclined, to learn brake business.
No exper. necessary, good pay, excel.
workine cond, cLiFTS BRAKES
SERVICE. 1909 M. NV. 30
YOUNG MAN. 1925; ambitious. will
ing to learn retail drapery and slip
cover fabric business; no outside |
work: excellent opportunity for
right person to advance to position |
of asst. manager. Write giving full |
details 20 Boz l32-B. Star. -25
YOUNG MAN who Is ambitious, will
ing to work to get somewhere. /
knowledge Of Bookkeeping nee. Unless
you are looking for q steady posi-
tion. please do not apply. 1929 14th
FOUNG MAN, white: aIi-aroHndl
drugstore work, 75c per hr.; hours
8 to. 10 PM. several evenings and
Sundays 10 a.m.-6 pm. Apply in
person. HILLANDALE PHARMACY,
1914 New Hampshire ave-, Silver
fouNG MAN to learn hardware
sales; Korean CT bill avail. See
Larry. Mainney. MAI1ONEY's INC.
1926 Geoczia sve.. Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1952-08-19

AUTO BODY MEN (2)
Must be sober and reliable. capable of
good work and have good references.
Permanent Job for qualified and CO.
operative men; 5-day week. paid va
ham. coAsT-IN PoNTIAc CO Co. 20 4o7
Florida ave. ne. AT. 1900. -21
AUTO DYNAMOMETER OPERATOR
Must have experience with dynam-
ometer and tune-up, Looking for
Modern equipment vacations. in
Moross MS5arRoss Sc hse Ma ss1o HSRdsa wilson bivd s
AnTo A4nFTEioDsfFGRRAi FRAME Hs' srRArGHrENER and
front-end man; Here's Q good oppor-
tunity to make top wages. The
most modern equipment, paid, vaca-
ton: insSTSpee 1rnss See Mt 10 csrdsTslls 3 H,l;
bivd., b If xrIinSton. Va Va 'sA' WI WlS0H
AUTO FRONT END MAN for wash
ington's largest Pontiac dealer. Ex-
perienced on General Motors prod
uets; references: Apply Mr.. Poats.
ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. l437 Nv
AUTO LUBRIcATIoN MAN, good.
permanent job for first-claSs lubri-
cation man. Salary and bonus. va
NJ snt0n mnen ane h0tSays onMsEab Th pay MooK sss
co. 1000 Wilson blvd. Arl.. oW
S40n go
AUTO MECHANICS-Good oppor-
tunity for all-around mechanic A
top-paying Job with Northern Vir-
ginia's largest Chrysier- Plymouth
dealer. The most modern equip
ment, vacation with pay, insurance.
See Hendrix, AIS MOTORS, INC.
3910 Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va.
AUTO MECHANIC. trucks; 1st class.
Steady work; average earnings, $75-
500 weekly: paid holidays and
vacations. ETC.; international truck
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ATTENDANT

For receiving room in apt. bldg:
permanent; reference; hours, to
6; no SUM-; $120 mo. Apply in per-
son Mon, mgr, THE KENNEDY
WARREN, 3133 Conn. ave. NV.
AUTO ACCESSORIES SALESMAN. i'm
mediate opening, permanent position:
excel. working conditions, incl. co.
benefits and vacation with pay.
Refs. required. Apply MANHATTAN
AUTO g. RADIO CO., 1905 7th st.
--25
AUTO BODY MAN, experienced, ex-
cellent working conditions, insur-
ance: opportunity to make top
wages; all the work you can han
AIS MOTORS, INC, 3910 Wilson
blvd. Arlington, Va. -21
AUTO BODY MAN 20 replace ours
who left to enter business for him
self. His salary and bonus amounted
to over 5000 weekly. Finest working
conditions anywhere. Vacation and
zation. See Mr.. Mullen, OLMSTEAD
MOTOR CO., Oldsmobile dealer, 1000
Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va. OW. S4OO.
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THE EVENING STAR

lIo1 PennsyIyania Ave, NV.
iaTss EraSusss Sce' fqr rssspt sso high sGhoo
large wholesale distributor; 5-day
week; vacations. etc. Apply 1121
cIfRk.rYPfsr Iih z; HiT for small contrsc- mhS
sSss sSE,s Sf5los; f6a snnt ao-hr' wk' Phone "a.
ton In an F st. jewelry store With
opportunity for advancement. pleas
ant working conditions in an air.
conditioned office; 5-day wk.; paid
vacation. insurance benefits. Refs.
Ross FsSs!Tee Co.. ABBY i3sy F in st. person. TIE
CLERK -TYPIsT. cPA'tS ONCE. b:day
week, wee good s,day salary. nice atmosphere.
CI4RKeTYpfsT. LEI % ST. young lady. white.
IS to Is. for established "rs real s Sstste
hrm. Good typiSt. No experie1ce
necessary. Salary open. Phone
CLERK -TYPIsT. age e5-35. one who
can operate a comptometer pref.
However If you are not eficient or
TO school to learn the operation:
40.hr. work week; starting salary
S55 per wk. with oppor. for adv:
pension and insurance. plans; air.
T0hq; once: GaIeteria In bldg. Call
CLERK-TYPIST = permanent posi-
tiop with investment banking firm.
Modern downtown office. 5-day
week; In reply state salary expected.
Box 279-G Star. -22
for aviation com.
munication Arm; 5-day wk., air.
cond; ONCE; good starting salary;
usual airline privil. ME. 5000. --2i
CLERk-TYPiST-40 hour, 5-day
week: Apply in person. R.KjO.
RADIO PICTURES. INC. 932 New
JERSEY ave NV -0a
no experience neces.
sary;. 5-day. 40-hour week; pleasant
working conditions; in new modern
building; TWENTIETH CENTURY
FOX FILM CORP. AIS 3rd st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST-7-hr. day. 5-day
week; paid vacation. Apply 1920
wisconsin ave. NV. la
for suburban Ford
dealer, young lady of neat APPEAR
ance, good .typist. PIX experience.
5zs-day week. See Mr.. Erwin. FORD
CO., Lee hwy. and Chain Bridge I'd.
Fairfax, Va. pa
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LEGAL NOTICES tcont.I
EUGENE z. STEVENS. III. Attorney

EUGENE z. STEVENS. III. Attorney.
SS1 Washlngton Loan & Trust Bldg.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District CT Columbia, Hold
ministration.-- is to Give No
tice: That the subscriber, OF the
State of Maryland has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, Ancillary Letters
tr,ds tTesssmsntsry M sIsvsIs on the estate Of Ger
of MARYLAND. deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof.
Legally authenticated, to the. sub
February. AID. 1858: otherwise they
may by law be excluded from ali
beneht OF said estate. Given under
my hand this 9th day Of August,
1852. EUGENE Z. STEVENS, 6010
EsSselmoor ssssl st..It Lane; Bethesda, Nd,
WELL, .Register OF wills for the Dis
trict of Columbia, Clerk of the Pro-
pate Court. au19,26.se2.
J: EONTAINE HALL, Attorney.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
ior the District of Columbia, Hold
ing PROBATE Court.-No. S0,636, Ad-
District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia. Letters OF Ad-
minlstration. C.T.A.. on the estate
q Sarah E. Rumbough, late of the
District OF Columbia. deceased. All
persons having claims AGAINST the
deceased are hereby warned to exe
mott the same. with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to the
subscriber, on or before the 10Th day
q January. AID. 1885,. otherwise
al benefit Of said estate. Given I'M nna
Ger It's hand this 14th day of Au-
euSt, 1852. NATIONAL, SAVINGS
AND TRUST COMPANY, BY: BRTISH
SSA4R1, SAHd2,rPPre President; .seal) Attest:
~ fMi,iCHE Mi,i1C SE COGSWELL, Register
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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MAN
COLQRED

Wholesale fish w'hse. not mind lift
ing, long hrs. hard work; must be
sober, honest, steady; $40 wk. start.
Apply WASHINGTON FISH EX-
CHANGE, 10l1 e st. SW. 80
Evening star., 1952-08-19

statesmen = Increase
your income with little extra effort.
Get uniform prospects. we will close
the order and you viii get the COM
mission. Any type of uniforms for
men or women Cali AID. 1900. II
to l pm. r. BOHN.
MAN, experienced. to
work in collection department of
installment jewelry store; pleasant
working conditions with company
benefits and good opportunity for
advancement: Apply Mr: Guirkin.
KENT'S JEWELLERS. 701 7th Ft.
cao;MSposlroR-Youns man for ran small
Job shop. Knowledge Of small
platen presses preferable. WEBB
CO.. 1905 10th st. NV. go
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT
Free to travel; capable of organ
tzing and supervising both new
construction and remodeling $780,
900 to 100000 valuations start
to. finish; immediate employment.
salary and certain expenses; vaca-
tion with pay; no layoffs; reply,
giving full information regardins
YoS exPsTienee coIs age sc1TNe rsfeTenees Re Re
10Th cf N " DE rJRo or
Evening star., 1952-08-19

FLOOR LAYERS, exper. laying pre-
fnisned block flooring Gn apt: prof.
ects. Cor. N. Oak st. at 18th rd.,
Arl. IA. s-3426; eyes,. ia. s-0173;
FLOOR SANDERS, mechanics and
helpers. regular work, top pay.
Phone DE. 2511; eyes,. Ii. 7-4o26.
Foop CHECKER. must be exper.;
good salary. good hours. Apply to
ROME RESTAURANT. 3419 Conn.
FOREMAN-complete residential con-
struction. Non-union. Write age.
experience. Box SS-E. Star, 25s
FOREMAN, shipping. Opening avail
able for experienced man. to take
complete charge Of shipping dept.
and its personnel. Required to pack
and handle stock, route Trucks and
out-of-town shipments. Permanent
Job; 5-day wk.; white, capable and
experienced. Apply CAPITOL PRINT
ING INK CO.. INC, SOC Charming
pl. ne. -23
FOREMAN ..or busy lumber. yard.
Falls Church location: must have
knowledge Of Il timber. and other
building material: good opportunity
.or man willing to work. Company
benefits include hospitalization.
surgical service. insurance. paid
vacations and holidays, discount.
HECKiNGER GO. 18th and = sk
49, ~ 1.sevvs
Evening star., 1952-08-19

Registered in Md. for new mod. store
in Silver Spring. Excel. starting sal
ary, bonus and comm. Opportunity
Tor rapid advancement Write giy-
ing fun details. Box 70-G, Star 10
WANTED - Superior
Home Builders. Woodbridge. Va, top
wages. open shop. go
PIPE FILTER for gasoline pump and
tank work. Apply o L st. s.W,,
1880 to am. weekdays. -22
PLASTERERS (20). colored, 1st-class
white coat mechanics only need
apply; also hod carriers; large apt.
project. both st. and Naylor I'd. Sc.
A. JAMES BADINI & SONS. lie
PLASTERERS (2l. 1st-class mechan-
les; top wages. Phone HO. 5423.
30
WANTED (2O); col.
nrst.class white-coat mechanics only
need apply. Also hod carriers; large
apt. project. 30th st. and Naylor rd.
Sc. A. JAMES BADINI & Sons.
-25
(25l. colored: 1st class
white coat mechanics only need ap-
ply at 1899, Port Stevens DIR. NV.
d. LENTlNI & SONS. IA
PLUMBER. experienced; top wages;
d. c. drivers permit. Cali DU. 1866.
-21
PLUMBERS, experienced. Call OIL.
0OlO -22