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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-24

shot five different golf courses in
S consecutive days-aiI with the
identical scores of 1882 On
Anril End at Longview Country
Club he shot a 1886, setting a
new record for the outgoing 8
holes. In July he tried the rec
ord at cantoocook. New Hamp-
shire with s5-2s.
Jimmy shot his highest round
of 1850 while on exhibition. i.
a n.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-24

Miami. Fla. Weather Bureau
Small Craft Wsrning indicated at
$50 a. m. EST, from Melbourne
southwark through the Keys.
Strong high pressure to north
will give 1885 mph. northeast
winds next "a hours.
NORTON,
Weather Bureau,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-24

Tonight the Gulfstrearn VIII
play Benny's Cafeteria and
win for the bookstore boys will
throw them into tie for the top
scot. Game time is las pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-24

The first public demonstration
Of television took place Is years
ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-24

Cuba. the Pearl OF the Antillas .
is the largest island of the West
Indies.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-24

ert Spottswood: Frank Bentley;
John Nj. Spottswood and Fl. II.
Hyrnan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-24
Tides

M4N8i base
~OMCRROW
High Low
$50 am. 2:49 am.
1927 pm. 1888 pm.
oEo
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Station: Key, Yves.
Time ci Height Oh
Station Tide high water
Bahia Honda
(bridgel oh ION so q
10 Name Key
feast endl ---i2h z0m
Boca Chica
tSandY PIT oh 40m
Caldes Channel
tnorth endl - Oh lom
Ala II
t-I-Minus sign: Correction
TO be suhtra=ted.
t+l-Plus sign: Corrections b
DO added.
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Precipitation

Relative Humidity at 500 AN.
3d.
Barometer tSea Leveit 500 Am.
1925 ins.-l024.7 mbs.
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Report

Observations tsLen ~ City Office
500 AM. EST
Key West, Fla, Jan. "a, 1852
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-24

Citizen Staff Photo
ERNEST COTTON =. Key
West Extension Engineer,s.a
total of 104,G44 The latest list
showed "a killed in action, 21T
wounded and SO missing. -.
There are about $4,000 living
species of insects.
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Tomorrow's Almanac
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-24

Some OF the eNpioitS
golf course seem impossible ou'
they are matters of record. IN
the course of his amazing career
he has made seven holes-in-ons,
and one of them drive OF sSo
yards. He actually made Q oos.
leg hole-in-one standing on tns
lee with his back to the fairwas
Ripley used that feature IN nus
Believe II or Not" IN 1888
Playing a North Carolina pre-
one day. Nichols sliced his drive
AS this was most unusual on ms
part. the pro asked him how u
happened. Too much rish'
hand.s replied Nichols.
While on tour in 1850. Jimm,
had had over so rounds at 10 OF
below. In the Chicago area liz
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remperatures
Milford chronicle., 1952-07-11

in the Milford Park on Thursday.
July oath.
The ChincOteague N. A. s. team
is one of the strongest service
teams on the Atlantic seaboard. The
Denton Tigers are always strong,
and they are making no claims, ex-
cept to win the state championship.
The Belle Haven Indians are the
Virginia Shore League leaders,
with a team of young hustling col
lege and high school stars: The
Newark A. c., which the locals tao
kle two days before the tournament
starts, is perhaps the strongest
league team in Delaware.
To meet such a tough schedule,
Manager Taylor has lined up one of
the finest pitching staffs ever as
sembled in this section. He has five
starters, all of whom have the back
ground, the experience and the
stuff to be effective against almost
any kind of opposition. Backing up
this formidable pitching staff is a
team of young hustling ball players
who have shown that they can hit
field and run with the finest semi
pros on the Delmarva Peninsula.
All games start promptly at $3.50
and the admission charges are SOC
and 25c.
Milford chronicle., 1952-07-11

An AdvenfUre-Paeked Yarn rhas !. Really Unu.uuII
Milford chronicle., 1952-07-11
Milford AA Lines Up
Rigorous Schedule
CONTINUED from first paeel

continued from first page)
schedule of seven games in twelve
days, in an effort to give his play
ers a better chance of becoming
acquainted with their teammates
style of play.
Schedule For July
Thursday, July 10: New Castle
A. F. Base, home, $3.50.
Saturday, July II: Henderson,
Md, home, $3.50.
Tuesday, July Is: Lewes Sea
Hawks, home, $3.50.
Wednesday, July 16: Chinco-
league, Va, Naval Air Station,
home, $3.50.
Thursday, July II: Denton Tigers
home, $3.50.
Saturday, July 10: Belle Haven
Va, Indians, away.
/ Tuesday, July %: Newark, Del.
"a. c., home, $3.50.
/ Their schedule includes several
outstanding teams, especially the
last four teams on the schedule
prior to the start of the semi-prC
tournament, which gets under way
Milford chronicle., 1952-07-11
Short Potato Crop
Expected As Result
OF Dry Weather
(oOntinuea lrOm first Dagsl

Continued lrom first page9
a number of growers moved into /
Delaware from Bucks County, Pa,
and Long Island, where they had |
been plagued by high taxes and (
real estate developments on poten-
tial agricultural ground.
The potatoes will be shipped to
markets in New York, Philadelphia,
Pittsburgh, Baltimore, and other
major import areas.
The yield of the mid-season pota-
to crop, due to appear on the mar
kets about the third week Of July,
will depend on the amount of rain
during the next two weeks, Profess
sOr Stevens indicated Although a
few farmers have employed irriga-
ton projects to help mitigate the
harm resulting from lack of rain,
most of the $500 acres of potatoes
in the state remain dry. Stevens
said the lack of surface water en-
tailed, prohibits many growers from
using the irrigation system.
The growers have been forced to
employ migrants to dig up the po-
tatoes, because of the shortage Of
local help, said Stevens. With both
/ the early and mid-season crop
ready to be dug, the workers will
be kept busy for the next five or
six weeks.
Other Delaware crops ready for
market are cucumbers, apples, to-
matoes, sweet corr and peaches.
The large cEcumbers are centered
about the Laurel areh, and a good
market is expected this year. Mr.,
Stevens said a good market is also
Expected for the smaller cucumbers.
They will be available in about
three weeks.
The early apple crop will be
light this year, Professor Stevens
revealed, because of excessive rain
during the latter part of April and
early May. The rain came during
the blooming period of the apple,
cutting pOllinatiOn. The early apples
will be on the market next week
with the mid-seasOn apples coming
after July 20. The price should be
good because of the light crop, ac-
cOrding to Stevens.
Red Free peaches will be avail
able in a few days, with fairly
constant supply until September
Professor Stevens said growers
have been producing fewer peaches
each year because of the lack oi
profit in the fruit.
Tomatoes will be ready for the
processing plants, highest consum
ers of Delaware tomato crops, abou
July 20. Sweet corn will be on the
market early in the week, and also
the cabbage crop, which, according
to Stevens, will also be light be
cause of dry weather.
Milford chronicle., 1952-07-11
VET STILL MARCHING

CHARLESTOWN, Mass. -CP-
John ]. Maher, Spanish-American
and World War I vet, strode near
ly 245 miles along the Bunker Hill
Day parade route recently before
he was forced to drop out. He
boasts an unbroken record of 48
years of parade participation.
Milford chronicle., 1952-07-11
ManapInp self

AS the child grows older. he wants
to help himself, and his clothes
should give him the opportunity to
do so. The age at which a child can
manage his clothes depends upon
the individual, on the training he has
had, and on the way the clothes are
made.
Milford chronicle., 1952-07-11

Thurs, Fri. & Sof., July 10, II &l2
Open Thursday. FdOy ssOcOntnUOvs Saturday from p
Milford chronicle., 1952-07-11
Truman Hit By
Progressive
= Party COncIGUe
lcontInued irom flrst pagel

Ncontlnued from tifst pa8el
The one-time American Labor
Party congressman predicted 1852
will mark the beginning of the dis
integration of the Democratic
Party"
Speaking as permanent chairman
Of the left-wing party which hopes
to get its presidential and vice
presidential candidates on the bal
lots Of 80 states in November, he
said:
Il say we are not wasting time;
we are not fighting in vain, for as
we battle in 1852, to that extent
will we earn the right to be the
hard core of the great political
party that will follow in the re-
alignment which will inexorably
ensue from the disintegratiOn of
the Democratic Party as we know
it,"
In Khartoum, Sudan, it has not
Milford chronicle., 1952-07-11

In Khartoum, Sudan, it has not
Tained in February for 40 years.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
MOTOR TRAVEL

around Sept. 23rd. viii take . non
smoking passengers. one to helr
with driving. AP. 1875.
STUDENT-Wants ride to Miami
VIII drive for ride, or share ex-
pense; WI. 7Os1. DENIS WHIT
PAAssEzNGERs WANTED, driving te
HOLLYWOOD, Calf. Oct. 1st. Write
KATHRYN ROBERTS. Rt. l. Fairfax
RIDERS WANTED to Jacksonville
Fla. Leaving Sept. 10th. 1850 Ply:
Metropolitsn MeSsn; sslefensf eis4. required oa'
DRIVER WANTED-Free transporta.
VI. Ven os1as 81 Ford leaving for Fla n7'h
MIAMI, FLA.-Leaving Sat. Sept. 90
Can take 8. 10. 3-427s after
DRIVING TO MIAMI Sept, "A; will
take three passengers. HO. 1904
LADY would like to contact another
LADY yantins . vacation in Florida
RIDER wanted to share car expense.
to Stewart, Nevada; leaving Wash
sPRsSGFIH1h FSss SEPT ne a t. s4si isav,,, "a ist,
RsRTF6RS. RRiRifs6 kf1s' coNN@So S @ Apei Plymouth S
Leaving Sept. II. Take two. 10
2-9064. Call Sat. eve. or Sunday
2 RIDERS to San Diego. Calf: .har.
%, LA. -6-7043.
LEAVING for Gainesville, Fla, Wed.
II; expr. driver; tsks 2. IA. 6543
Evening star., 1952-09-14
BL,OC:Kiis,SsS, III, sl1: K $,

NO. 7S03-2 Stores-WA. 5501.
BATHROOM OUTFIT, complete witt
fittings and seat. also sink anc
drainboardL combination, $40 for all
BEAUTY E3i VSaio SHOP EaU1p.-tor s-boott
shop; good cond. and buy. ia
BEAUTY BEAUTY; SHOP EoU1rMENr--c1oook
table and 2 chairs. 9x12 gray AK
Iai, minister rug; lawn mower; lingo
text books. OIL. $500. Ia
BED-Youth, maple. and mattress
excel. cond.; reas. ia. s625.
BED-Single. mahog.; fine inner.
spring: like new; other furn.; fat
BED - Authentic; full-sized French
carving. EN-. 6272.
BED, mahog., % size. Sterns g. Foster
spring and mattress; excel. eond
WO. 1874 after 10 am.
dition: $50. sD1ej JG. e95S:s7e' a.5sa7 eo0a con
BED, Hollywood. single, with mat
tress and springs. $l4. Call MI
BEDS. twin. maple, complete with
,Sb S45 complete; Can ~ JU; 5o94so, oa., ,.,,
mattress and coil springs; like new;
complete; $35., EN-. 5492.
DED-k1OllyWOOO OfcI slbCOt Suok'
BED: Army type; 80 inches, yith
BEDS (2). matching double. 4 poster,
With coil springs $50 ca. KE'
BED, youth. spring and mattress.
excellent condition; price, $50.
BED. Bne double. 9 walnut finish. flne
jnner-spring mattress and spiral
spring; S45. LA: 6-6676. Ia
BED. double, mahogany. Beautyrest
spring and matt; also dresses,
suits and coats reas. NO. 1922.
BED D-DAVENPORT - Perfect condi-
tion, rust color; cash, 500. ia.
BED SPRING tmetaD and inner
spring mattress for double bed, SIS.
BED; double. metal lo frame and
BED, maple. spring and mattress,
BEDS ". and dble,: mahog: poster;
compl. springs and matt, $50. GE
refsr.. S75:. couch. $50: other misc
furn. NO. 1906, Ext. 212. liz
BEDS DUNK, red. 5000 cond.:
spreads incl: $50. 81. 1856. Ia
Evening star., 1952-09-14
|NTUATloRlS DoAAESTlc tcoae.I

end hn GiaI DAYS dsiiEe; n sssa saala care
COLORED GIRL desires work five OF
MARJogfE III Ssyf po1Es' xsek f a1sas sUSa refs
c0a0RsD sHs0I6EI GIRL 81 sSes sssire' baby sitting
Of Children only. BE. sSss. S"A'
COL0RED GIRL. exp, willing worker
wishes regular work Mon. and Tues:
COLoRED GIRL wants day work or
part time: good reference. Ii.
coi9REp coolSoiH; GIRL desires child care.
coLoKfp SKI SffH; SfRL Il H. 90 a7Ss s'hv. and
eGRTen GIsI wants Se rha shsa4S nelp
with children; 5 days; very neat;
cTI EXP; good ironsr. AK. 672S.
COLORED LADY wishes work,
good ref. Ho. 779i. i4'
CoLoRED LADY wants days work
C0L0RED WOMAN viii care for chill
dren. 2 to 3 years old. while mother
coGokEp oG5Ss cs1 %oMAN EE Se4s wants days work:
good ref ANNIE WOOD. DE. 1922.
COLORED WOMAN. good laundress
and cleaner. wants days q week,
CooILoRsasfD' ssf'' WOMAN wants / days
work.. work; good GSs lsuadress and cleaner, s,,.sg
oGodaE woSAS woSsGAaSs:d"y sxper no.
days. work; ironing. cleaning. care
Of children; 5-day wk.: Al ref.
coIoRRffb 81 Rffo' 'woMAN-a.h.w.; s days;
skSsao sxeel: refs; So and carfare. H.
COLORED WOMEN (severaD want
work as maids in bachelor apis. or
for employed cple.; care Of school
Sc fhSreR WonSs' as's wishes Hes sSSs eoSsng
and g;h;w: IN small adult family.
COLORED WOMAN wants days
work, good laundress, some clean
cokEoRE6 iDE HEH eRiISMsfan MoMaN desires ks asSos Or
days e.h.w; in one place; exper.
CoEoRED WOMAN wishes days
cS9 T9rk; & good duTa reterencss: CO; S56i;
Wo1l MeMaN dssres Ho Saps
CoIo5RREDn' WOMAN. very ; dependable,
wants work cleaning or laundress,
a. 2 Or days gG. ger week; ref; IL: 5000
work; experienced. ST. 7345.
COLORED WOMAN. neat and quick,
d,,s desires T,g g'hTi aSaa or cooking live IN or
COLORED WOMAN wants day work
Monday through Thursday; S6 and
c01 cs1rfaPe nHen Hu; JoMs; 4ls3; .,.. o,o.I IA
| laundry; Monday, Friday; permanent
days; So day. carfare. TR. 0939.
COLORED, RELIABLE WOMAN wants
part-time work for mornings. Call
ceEoREb 81 RED H; s; GIRL desire. job
after school. baby sitting. RA.
COLORED, exper. woman wants
g.h.w., Monday through Saturday;
cUS good dpr rsfereness Phone Hu 1896;
to q o'clock or three-day week; refs.
Ii. 3-1SS1 Sunday.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
INSTRUCTION COURSES

LEARN CAKE DECORATING
hours instruction, 2 hours weekly.
HIGH IL; siaSaSi schSo1-Earn your diploma
Business. Engineering. Technical
Courses. ICS. phone ME. 1856.
PROFESSIONAL RADIO announcing
training. and placement. Low cost.
Day and evening classes. NE: 5255.
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. ages
per year. no extras: rural area; high
est curriculs standards. Glasses be-
HUoHEs. Star Route. Middletown
Fis.;. s..s Easy ARSHssos R2sssa H''siE as
rESS1s 1saS hs ESrhGs1AsTs ls5s 4: ev Professional
instruction is now available. Lessons
are 81. Telephone TENNIS EN'THU-
mAAy SAsrs .NSonNcfSG SbSS XfsSG ls1a and t writing
Jobs throughout the U. s. now open
to trained broadcasters. Enroll now;
Over 40 former students employed
in area radio and television stations.
New courses In television commence
n In Sept; HHso Additions by appointment
HOME i S1SSi 1TSTSTioRNG-Als.. seom.. Lat.
FIR. Sp.. Eng. Ger, arith.. read;
elem. jr. high. sr. high sub. UN.
TUToRING. grade. high school sub
RfMEpiAL Rssisnifi Ri kEADfNG. 15ns also other
elem: jr. high. ST; high sub: home
ESGGfsH sSsGTiss' GRxMMHR. GN; sgSs. composition,
speech and personality; English for
biography. WO. 67o2 today. 2-s;
weekday evenings, 10.
PHOTO negative retouching-co-ed
eve. classes. downtown studio. MA.
PIX RECEPTioNIsT course. real
school, est: 36 yrs; 4 wks., $35.
BOYD SCHOOL. cor. g and 18th.
NEW TH CLASSES now starting in TYP
ING. shorthand. bookkeeping; spe-
cial methods. small classes; saves
half usual sao time =, sp@ positions sp open now
mediateiy. BOYD SCHOOL. cor.
18th and g sts., MA. 234O.
PIANO LESSONS for boys and girls,
5 yrs. and up; your home or in stu
dio; A proper start in mi music is i'm
portant' pono SHERMAN STUDIO RA'
PTBGX3GeRiEcEPr1oN1sr TG3Gi course easily
taitlon go; 20 nishs s25 MRS YRS
SHANsRtFh FSKSga Eg sf24 sIaas M 7s5s es5S.r
sation; t LATIN. EnRiish % Tor foreisners. s
sxpeIiencsd teaehers; RE 307S;,,
TION-Beginners . speciality; ewes.
and all day Saturday. D1. $3.50.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul-
for for oI training: day % and evening
classes. WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL
LSGE I2!o 6 s. 1T RI tansSt ansS
by the Stratton method. Learn to
Moderate rates. UN. 11SS. -19
ITALIAN LESSONS given by native
teacher. also French and Italian
translation. Call Sunday morning
Or after pm. weekdays. HU. 4765.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
SITUATIONS WOMEN

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, full OF
part time, excells in taking over OF
bringing up to date records. Exper
mel iq Nothnn fass too dealt Gsa wah
ss rxes SssOFas es. AHs s
Sept. Both. Box 1851, Star.
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK, ex-
ton. Available Oct. LIST. Box 44a-E
ALTERATIONS for men or women ou,
speciality; also can give service tc
stores; quick service. Phone ROSA's
ALTERATION SHOP. Ii. 1859.
BAKER, experienced. pastry cook
morning hours desired. Good ref.
BoOKKEEPER, full \ charge. man,
yrs exper., desires work to do al
home. Reasonable. Box 445-E, Star
BOoKKEEPER. experienced. seek.
position; 8 days week. Phone JU
BOoKKEEPER, secretary. ofice man.
aeer, age 20. 10 yrs local exp. col.
leEe education. desires perm. posi-
tion with future. preferably in NV
BoGoKKEEPER-sECY.. exper.. full
chg, D. E.. taxes, statements; perm
res; 4-day wk.; $50. Box 449-E
CHARWOMAN or hand ironer. day OF
night. Rel. colored woman. ref. DE
CHIID CARE-woman. colored, da,
care for child, 8 mos.-4 yrs, weel
davs. IL 7-0621. IS"
| COMPANION. exp. to elderly person
or semi invalid. assist light cooking
ref. Box 40S-E, Star.
COMPANION or baby sitter in ex-
change for board and room-maturt
| student. ref. Box Able. Star.
DENTAL ASST. Ave years experienc,
| X-ray. secretarial duties; excellen
| ref. MRS. WILKENS, JA S-6525.
DENTAL ASSISTANT, 4 yrs prac
tical experience, office routine. co
7O19.
GIRL. colored. high school graduate
wants Job working in store, schoo
nursery or cafeteria. AID. 1901.
GIRL. colored, desires work full O.
part time. as clerk typist, recep
Zionist. waitress. short-order cook
fountain work or restaurant man
work. Call DE. $3.50; ia
NURSE. registered in District desire!
permanent position by Oct. car.
pref) or would consider nurse com
INURsE, practical. honest. dependable
ese.s Phone 81. s7ss Ext :ssa USE
NURSE, practical. exper. woman, ~
hypo.; GOOD refs. IA. 1i1s.
Evening star., 1952-09-14
MlscNL. PoR sAlE tceu..)
ANTIQUE GRANDFATHER's CLOCK
nerfnct cnnditinn "A O.R1OR

ANTIQUE GRANDFATHER's CLOCK
perfect condition. IA. 2-s126.
ANTIQUE black walnut cupboard
beautiful early American, in excel
G1nd: a,a6 Must see to appreciate, $40o
ANTI9UEt MAPLE SPOOL BED. iS eSes
table; 8 Windsor chairs. Victorian
rocker, small small 4 drop-lea
table, 16-mm. movie camera. pro
jector. 40-inch scr. EN-. 660S. Ii
ANTIQUES-Large mahogany tilt-to,
table; large pine 3-drawer Chippen
AN4fo6ls SaTs 6lankst sGr%1S Shess Wo o. o9o5, Is, -
Ave- old sDFish SoWa Mn'cnsa eass set sot
decorated. Emerson 5o9l.
ANTIQUES-Cherry, mahog., wal, d
!. tables: 13-pane corner cabinet
chest drawers. MA. 1853.
ANTIQUES, 18th Century, American
pieces: Phone OV. 1893.
ANTIQUE walnut dropleaf table
;ncItTs;n. Sinins size; a, Z HI, ,Httche9ek chairs
AN8fSshE eFPfns5 cDee pS 6paS pdt
stand, beautiful design: perfect
ing dish; $50. NO; 6905.
dining chairs, lad.
Der dee, back. cane seats; $126. WA
ANTIoUE-Laree chestnut hutch cab.
met. excellent reproduction, fine
condition; $3.50. OR. 7463.
ANTIQUE-Spool bed. chests. etc. Op-
possite. it,. old House once. Rear 9iO
ANTfIosiuiEE SPOOL BED. springs. 500;
pine table. S75: Vic. arm chair
SIS; coverlet, SEQ. DE. 1928.
ANTIQUES-The Nellie Wick Shor
invites you to. come in and browse
Furn.. bric-a-brac. Meissen. paint
ings, etc. Open daily and suns. i.
noon TIL Q pm. 1922 Wisconsin
ANTIoUES-French mother-of-pearl
opera glasses with handle; about 75
years old; sacrifice $50. CO. $685..
ANTIQUES - Early American wash
stand: Banquet cloth. linens. lamps
and china. WO. 20I0. IA
ANTIQUES - Binoculars. mahogany
dining room suite. cost $1,000
price $500. Tester bed. other an
tiques. Tel. Vienna 642-J. 14s
ANTIQUES. variety. with lamps. Mt
cialty. THE LAMP. $50 w Broad
St, Falls Church. Va.
ANTIQUE JEWELRH OF all deserip-
entire stock. LIVINGSTON q CO,
1923 H st. NV. ME. 344O. Open
till 6 pm. Saturdays
Evening star., 1952-09-14
FLAGSTONE
STONEWORK
Walls, walks. patios. WALKER. II

Walls, walks. patios. WALKER, JU
S-1233.
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED
TAy,oS Tla HTSrs WI mage IKE new. Cal
FLOOR SANDING and refinishing;
ssper exp r., meehanic ~ woFk Tk.g guar: eyer
FLOOR SANDING, finishing and wax
ing: Reas. rates. Free estimates.
FGooR fea RAi sERVfeE. S1sSE Nothing but Mlf The
best: laying. sanding. finishing.
cleaning; parquet installation. Bruce
nnisaes TnRs 1Nf r09R5NG w,.cC1s C0NTRAc sHc
FURNiTuRE REPAIRED and refin-
ished. Antiques . speciality. Ho.
GENERAL REPAIRS-Painting plas-
tering. carpenter work, roof paint
ing. repairing: no Job too small.
PR1NTZ. TR. 1911. "a
GRASS CUT. lawns and vacant lots
cleaned up, shrubbery trimmed and
Evening star., 1952-09-14

pOAC ACIlCo. BdTdktS, paper
4Hgg' Inf yhits ga1s mechanics, MR.. M1NMIx' NM
sGDp1NG sG CO. 1924 18th st. NV.
PAINTER; inside, outside: 1st-class
work. wo5s; 90 my -sy. own JOBS fee este
pANTING int Feisi ext Na; paperins piaso
Do own work. Prompt. 10. 3-4566.
PAINTING interior. exterior: KEN
to1nnlnag; 30 Yrs; exp. days. JU
px1NTiNG sxifSS1 sVes c0NTk4c4EsLcomn1er- hA S4}ESe
Is yrs r Mr. IAWRENcE RAJ s7os dS
PAINTING. exterior and interior;
al work done at y price BY lst-
ssaiis aisg vh!se 4eens' ms'haH!s .sfs4 .Rsts4 Dla'-
tSlsmapiRlOp poXT ScFs eE aSnf bs4a Rm;S5 %:
PAINTING: reasonable prices; quality
FSREsR, ESFas as S.. 0SR ss4s. work. guarantee
PAINTING-Interior and exterior.
Finest sSna sSSSTakmanshiD. uN. 144s or
rhfNriNG kH; Nssoo: @ Interior and exterior. Mai
mediate Service. Mr.. BUNGER, ST.
PAiNTING. 9fSI nspering. roof fixing and
painting paint repairs repairs, Call at once. Hu-
estimates. Call TU. 1927. -15
PAINTING. papering. interior. ex.
Ter sSEior IFS for re- reas1nsble estimates call
PsfNfiNG fnld lo e2terior. aGS 1st-cass Fs work,
materials. Do our own work: 2
brothers. white. Refs. CHI. 1871.
PAINTING. remodelins. redecorating:
interior snS essTSr sbo1e pto
IT. ssss to t'''S WI @ 1884,
PAINTiNG SPECIALs-s15 any aver
age rm.;. immed.. service; free esti-
PAINTING. Specializing in Kitchens sh
PAINTER. colored. wants work by
paTNT2SG ths iGs; IA; ASb s4e7' pEcoRAT7NiG5- Ni5
Free estimates: Phone 81. 75a9.
ra2NT1NG aGNE e fH1SffkPi AND fFkAPiER HANGISSe,
carpentry repairs. floor and wall
tile. Terms: excel. work. GE. sSo1.
PAINTING, interior and exterior: lst-
class work; free estimates. THOMP-
SON. 10. 9-9S73. -1S
ap 1it-clasS a1ss " woTf I6so wh!te mechanics
PAINTING AND DECORATING-Wall
washing and paper cleaning. reason
able: Call r. SMITH. Ii. 3-423S.
PAINTING, paper hanging. gen. re-
MR. Mr. RTDENoUR. tSIJisiE Du. s7ss. Is.
PAINTING. interior and exterior:
mate. A. DOMINICK. DE. 1897.
PAPERNG-5 rms. hall. home. sos
RALPH. Me. si4s TU. s9os after 8.
PApERING AND INTERIOR PAINT
ING by yyoo6 ol6st-class white mechanic,
PAPERING: AZ RiissGo' 1st-class work. at low
Mr.. GoRDoN. GE. 677O.
PAPER HANGING. painting. Special
SS snsesa prices save ses sffe ~F5k Ta sss
PAPER HANGING. $40 rm.: wash
saTsRtssS GE ,oesi.,,z,ne oesa in Svt
homes. work done By self. cail IA.
rAFER1%e APE 1SE esflSosf; RooMs. SIS up. floors
sanded room $15 up; apartment.
ysnIsi gears rSG%inT Md va houses xD 'Dfsls!'y
neat, clean work. low prices; so
yrs. exp. Call TIA. 1889. -17
PAPERING; $40 complete cost. Paint
ing: floor sanding. TIE. 5474. Free
estimates. ADMIRAL DECORATORS.
PAPER HANGING, $40 per room up:
1852 SunfaSt washable paper. work
guaranteed. GE. 1893 or GE. 2461
PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work: Estimates free; Call MR..
BECKETT. MI. O930. DU. 4053.