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The Key West citizen., 1952-10-16
Kew West Youth
Receives Letter
From Adlai's Sec.

A Key West school boy is the
proud possessor of a letter receiv-
ed from Wilson Wyatt, campaign
manager for Adlai Stevenson,
Democratic presidential nominee.
James Ranew. student at Mon
REQ County High, had written the
Governor in connection with some
of his school work. Mr.. Wyatt ans
wered as follows;
Governor Stevenson has asked
me to acknowledge and express his
personal thanks for your kind mes
sage of encouragement and support
The Governor regrets that the pres
sure of the campaign, involving ex-
tensive travel. makes il impossible
for him to reply personally to the
Continued On Page Fivel
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-16
Car OiCners Face
Penalties As <lutO
Inspections Lag

unIats ever a.ooo ears ere sssl.
- for inspection belween seday
And Saturday. dead line lor ees.
ING tickets 70 vn.inspeeaed ss.
are soins 10 be busy beavers civ.
Ing tickets to un.inspected We.
hieles.
City Manassr Dave King said
fhsi he could see Ne reason Ter
extending ihe Tins lImis, Oct. ls.
when Ell car oNnors ere supnos.
ed 10 have he'd their molsr vs.
hlelss properly inspected. Il.
said that Whole nnonlh had
been siven for ewners 70 put
their ears through fhe test 81 shs
Pcineiana fire siaslon.
Archie Rohsris. city ias eel.
lector. stated fhsi spprexlsnaislv
1000 ears had been anfleipsted
for the inspection rovtins. hus
shai 50 far the grand fetal -
that - sar ihe grand fetal e
ssieksrs issvsd came 10 only x.k5s
leaving . margin 81 z.3z1 ears
which have net been lssved
sfiekeFs IN ihe city.
The people wsrs sissn plensy
q wsrnins. Yet enly ~ GERS re-.
perted ~ ne Poinxlsns sassisn
Yesterday" Rebsris said.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-16
J.F. Pritchard Go. Facing
Penalties Amounting To Sl5O
Daily In Steam Plant Delay
CONSTRUCTION CO.
TO LOSE BONUS;
SAYS DELAY DUE
TO SHORTAGES

Failure to complete the s., 90, 900
steam electric plant by deadline
November Is. will cost J. F. Prit-
chard Company contractors $3.50 Z
day until completion. Utility Board
members agreed Tuesday.
Had the company finished their
contract before November IS they
would have been paid a huge bonus
by the City Electric System.
Chief delays in the plant which
will produce 10,0O0 XIV for light and
power in Key West have been eauS-
ed by boilers and pipes, according
to Kenneth Ward resident engineer
for r. w. Beck.
Though the starting engineer
comes into Key West on November
l, completion date has not been
released by Pritchard. Until they
do finish they will have to pay up
$50 day in what is known as IL
quidated damages.
'The turbines have been ready
for months" Ward said.
The five Utility Board members
present got into heated discussion
led by Louis M. ]. Eisner.
IF we had gone to Diesel engines
instead Of steam electric we'd have
been oprating long before now. AS
it is even with the new plant well
have to use the old Diesel plant to
meet our growing needs.
Ernest Ramsey. Board secretary
said:
You might just as well forget
about Diesels you have steam :
SO take some pride in il"
Discussion Of insurance for the
expensive equipment IN the steam
plant resulted in no action. When
members complained about the
cost OF proposed water testing
chemist, Ramsey said:
you can't operate a $1,000, 900
plant as you would corner gro.
Gerry"
He suggested that bids be called
for from firms closer to Key West
than the offer of Chicago firm
who would do the testing for $3.50
year.
A progress report stated that SIS
electric transmissions poles have
been installed on the Big Pine Key
line. No completion date was an
nounced for this project.
Present at the meeting besides
Ramsey and Eisner we're Chairman
c. B. Harvey vice-chairman Fer
nando Camus and Horace o'Bryant.
Representing the system were
c. A. Van Deursen, general man.
ager, Merville Rosam, comptroller
and ]. Lancelot Lester attorney.
The fuel oil contract for 90. 200
gallons year of Bunker oil for
the new plant was approved by
Board members. Standard Oil won
the contract award last week.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-16
Work ToBegin
On DuvaI St.
Building Today
Structure Will
House Four Stores
At Cost OF $4OM
Contractor Says

At least $4,000 will be the total
cost for the new store building to
be put up in the 400 block on DuvaI
street across from La Concha ho-
tel, building contractor James l..
Staple said today.
The building will contain four
stores. Owner is Seymour Rubin of
Miami Beach who purchased the
property from the Florida National
Bank within the past month for
$48, 200.
Staple said that work on the ac-
tual foundation was begun this
morning, and that he expected to
have his part of the construction
completed in about six weeks. The
architect is A. Herbert Mathes of
Miami Beach. Consulting engineers
on the steel structure portion are
Obler and Clark of Miami.
Staple, whose office is at 1913
Georgia street, described the build
ing as one-story high, modern
building with a four store front,
made Of concrete block, stucco and
steel. The facade is specialized and
the display windows and actual
front may be done by another con-
cern.
The permit for the store building
was issued a few days ago for
$33, 900.
Staple who recently branched out
on his own in the building construc-
ton field recently completed a
home for knight johnson.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-16
Key West Chamber Of Commerce Urqes
Removal OF Road Tolls In Resolution
Group Petitions
State Road Dept.
After Meeting
Here Wednesday

Immediate removal of
the tolls from the Over.
seas highway was urged in
q resolution of the Key
West Chamber of Com.
merce board of directors
at the first meeting of the
new board yesterday at
the Chamber headquarters.
Newly elected President
Earl r. Adams signed the
resolution copies of which
will be forwarded to the
Florida State Road Depart.
ment, the Florida State
Board of Administration
and the Monroe County
Commission.
The resolution released today FOL.
lows the letter Of Alfred McKeat.
han read at Tuesday nights Coun.
tzy Commission meeting which Of
fered little hope for the removal by
January /, 1858. He said that the
State Road Department, Of which
he is chairman will be guided by
the action Of the State Board Of Ad-
ministration
The County commissioners had
asked On September ~ for RENE.
val Of the tolls. State Reprssen.
tContinuad on Page Fivel
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-16
Navy WluesGronp Votes
To Set Up Scholarship
Need For Fund
Told By Speaker
From Washington
Macy Bureau

The Navy Wives Clubs of
America will set up schol-
Arship foundation with the
purpose of establishing a
IeIf~perpetuating fund to be
used for the education of
children of enlisted person
mel IN the Navy, Marines
and Coast Guard, it was de-
ridead yesterday in the after
noon business session of the
Navy Wives Convention.
The need for such a schol-
arshAip fund was brought be-
fore the group by Mrs.
Ralph Skylstead, represen-
tative of the Bureau of
Naval Personnel in Wash
ington. She is with the De-
pendents' Aid Section of the
Bureau, and to that section
are referred all requests
that come into the Bureau
for aid for Navy children.
Many Of these requests are re-
ceived from counselors and educa-
tors who are under the impression
that The Navy gives scholarships so
that Navy children can go to col
lege. There have also been offers
Of contributions to such a scholar
ship fand, but so far none has been
set UP.
Now, with the Navy Wives Clubs
" America voting unanimously to-
set up such a fund, there will be
i chance for deserving young peo-
ole, whose parents cannot afford 70
send them 10 colleges to be given
the opportunity to 90.
Te need Ca aa fsnd gas asss
sutlinsd BY Mrs. skyIstead al Il
luncheon held for the group yes
erday al noon at Rauls Restau-
ant. She also presented to the
roup at that time, greetings from
he Chief Of the Bureau of Person
pel.
Principal speaker 81 the lunch.
con was Ledr. g. S. lmbrie,
Chaplain st the Naval Air Sta
zion. He spoke on the need for
such an organization as the Navy
Wives Clubs which pursue
eevrse Of doing creative, loving
labor for others.
Richard Evans told the group
a. iha activities and compcnenis
ef the Uso organization through.
cur the country. He suggested
wavs IN which Navy wives can
halo with the work being done BY
shs uso.
During the luncheon, q group OF
(Continued IN Page Fivel
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-16

Eey Wes1 Floridu. has the
most equoble climute IN the
country. with ON dyeruee
rGrsqe OF only l4o PohrenheiI
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-16
|Ailing Shrimper
Brought Ashore
By Coast Guard

The Coast Guard rescue vessel
Ariadne docked In Key West al
i1:2O Wednesday with John Bras.
well. shrimper suffering I neryols
disorder aboard.
The Ariadpe picked up Braswell
at the request Of his shrimping yes
sci Mystic Seas" while she was
searching Tor another vessel in dis.
tress. as
Braswell was rushed 70 the u. S.
Continued On Page Five)
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-04
NOTICE

TEe Mission Road Improve ment District will hold a meet ing at the Beachcombers at 2 pm Sunday afternoon to dis cuss organizing into a district. This is imporant to all persons living outside the city limits on Mission Road and Mill Bay Road who are property owners. Anyone else interested is in- vited to attend the meeting.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-04

anu weI, .4a Plaintiff will take j ,dgemenJ against you for want thereof, and will ap- ply for the relief demanded in this complaint as herein above stated and set forth. WITNESS, THE HONOR ABLE ANTHONY J. DI- AMOND, JUDGE OF SAID COURT, AND THE SEAL OF SAID COURT HEREUNTO AFFIXED ON THIS 22nd day of September, 1852.
 M. E. s. BRUNELLE
 CLERK,
 BY Agnes Curtis
 Deputy Clerk. First Pub. 10-4 52
 Last Pub. 10-15-52
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-04
Summons for Publication

THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: GREETINGS:
 YOU ARE HEREBY RE- CURED to appear in the District Court for the Terri tory of Alaska, Third Divi- sion, within Thirty Days after the last publication of the summons, namely, within thirty days after the 25 day of October, 1852, in case this summons is published, or within forty days after the date of service upon you in case this service is served upon you personally, and answer the complaint of the above named plaintiff on file in said court in the above entitled action.
 The said Plaintiff in said action is asking for a decree of absolute divorce from the bonds of matrirnony, AND
 In the event you fail to appear
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-04
NOTICE

The Informal Group O. Christian Scientists meet foa Sunday services in the mair floor of the Bank Building ev cry Sunday at II am.
 Sunday School is held at the Same hour.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-04
REPUBLICAN,

World War Veteran Civic Worker
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-04
NO1s s

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION BARBARA FERN TAYLOR,
 Plaintiff, -VS- WILLIAM A. TAYLOR,
 Defendant. No. K-Sc67,
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-04
Shooting Hours Given By FWS

The following hours for shooting waterfowl in the Kodiak-Afognak area has been prepared by the local Fish and Wildlife Service Office.
 The MIRROR will publish a list each week for the con- venience of hunters.
 Oct. Onaninr Closinu
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-04
PAGE Il

patent from the United of the ton States to Loran Wilmington recorded with the U s. Com for lots IA, 15, l6, IT, block 34 missioner.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-10-04

Republican Eisenhower Washington The people of Alaska begin help him.
  their coroary NFLA INSPIRED SOCIALISM, the which everybody SELFISH INTEREST OF ITS LEADERS.
 WASTE boodshed with the of Truman
 
 dollar DEVAuED PRESTIGE VANISHED? In Washington and would like have oftd Alaska CHANGE IN WASHINGTON, WE HAVEA CHANGE IN JUNEAU.
 IKE" questions damning of
 VOTE REPUBLICAN
 ASSURE STATEHOOD
 FOR SENATE x John E. G0rSuCh
Evening star., 1952-05-21

BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced;
permanent position, excellent pay
and working conditions; 5-day week
Apply 612 18th st. NV. -25
Evening star., 1952-05-21
YOUNG MAN

% to 35. with selling experience
or with furniture warehouse OF
finishing experience; we will teach
you to sell on our floor; sal
airy while learning; when you qualify
to sell IN our store you will receive
hlgner salary and commission on
all sales; we believe. our salesmen's :
furniture salesmen in tnis city.
Come in to talk to me personally.
MY Friend John, ATLAS FURNI-
TURE. 921 q st. NV. -23
WELL-ESTABLISHED local heating
AND atr-conditioning frm desires
salesman to call on builders In
Metropolitan area to sell home heat-
nsering training and sales experience
tails. in letter. Of age. experience,
education. etc. and telephone num-
Der; appointment will be arranged.
salary to start, $4,000 per year plus
bonus on production and car allow
ance Box 343-X. Star. -21
AGGRESSIVE YOUNG MAN to learn
automobile billing and title work;
some typing necessary; salary COM
%snonratf personl kAPhhhN Pith ability APpag IN
1929 Champlain st. NV. -2l
COLLEGE MEN, for summer sale,
work with natl. org; high earnings; Sa1s;
school year if desired. Apply Tues
OF Thurs, 2 pm. sharp, RIM. 7O4,
T1O 18th st. NV
COMBINATION wELDER. top wages
to the right man. FA. Slid. daily:
evenings. Vienna 327-W. IL
EMPLOYED MEN-3 ewes. and sat.
part-time work. No car or exper'
nee. About 81 hr.- Apply Tues. Wed.
and THURS; $3.50 Pm, RIM. 7O2.
7l0 14th st. NV. -2l
married man. $3.50. in
6erested in learning q cemimedical
profession; extremely diversified
work; excellent future for right per
son; Apply in person, 14lO New
YORK ave. NV, ground floor. -22
Evening star., 1952-05-21
HELP WoMEN

DENTAL ASSISTANT, experience nee
essary. able to type and take X-rays;
o-day week, good salary. GE. 6442.
DENTAL AssIsTANr-upper NV
location; exper. preferred though
W1 nSt essential; bNa-day wk. Call
MjsS5ssn NJ s5. wS :ysi sssS e. 81 477s; il
FhSFlsT' 7Sgs. white; experienced. OIL.
FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored; must mS' b.
NI expef, 6oep For Sat. and Sun. nishts.
FOUNTxiN GIRLS, white, expert.
enced; full or part time; paid holi.
days and vacations; closed Sundays
and ana holidays. NATIONAL DRUG
FOUNTAIN MANAGER, white. to take
charge of busy soda fountain and
$$andwlch shop. Good salary plus
nsrson lips; days days; no nights. Apply IN
GRILL, 1885 Eye st. NV. ga
GRAPHOTYPE OPERATORS (white)
stSrtinr Il msshins 81 InS perm positions
ment; excel. surroundings. 5-day
wk;i liberal vacation and sick leave;
under 40. Personal interviews bet
am: and 4 pm. Sat. appt. pos
slble II arranged in advance. Per-
sHRafl dRAf1e oes sSc1EfF4AT fF4AToNa5 5qs sba sE5 6,
HOSTESS. must be neat, attractive
room. e1Rff1fasea %fn6soR PARE pAgR' HoTHns Hodjrins
2300 Conn. ave. NV, $50 am.
gao pm. 81
Evening star., 1952-05-21
holland CO., INC.
1876 K st. NE,

BOSOM OPERATORS, experienced,
salary plus Incentive. GREYsTONE
CASHIER. experienced Tor drugstore
references required. Paid holidays
pm. shift. Closed Sundays and holio
gays; GAYS; NATIONAL DRUG CO., 1000
CASHIER, experienced MGR; fun
time, 4O-hour week. permanent po-
sition. good starting salary; excel
lent company benefits Including
discount privileges, vacation with
pay. pront-sharing. plan; air-condi-
TONED ONCE. Apply Personnel Of
ff1lee. nee. SEARS, RoEBUcK q CO. $500
WIS: ave. NV.
CASHIER-Perm. pos. in lge. jewelry
store, knowledge Of typinR heipful
put not essential; pleasant working
conditions and many company ben
efits; 42-hr. work wk. Apply in per
son; sn6. Mr.: Harkins, CASTLEBERG's,
CASHIER; experience necessary, An
Ply n person. CRYSTAL CITY RES
TAuRANT, 1647 Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-05-21
HELP WOMEN

CLERK -TYPIST - Pleasant working
conditions in local ONCE of ma
tional automobile finance company.
Apply UNIVERSAL CIT. CREDIT
CORP. 1880 Georgia ave-, Silver
CLERK-TYPIST. with some short
hand; air-conditioned ONCE; old es-
tablished firm. Good working con-
ditions. and pay. 5Na days. Live in
or near Woodridge. Apply j. L.
BATEMAN & SON. 1904 r. I. ave.
ne. HO. 22O0. 90
for large electrical
wholesaler; 40.hour week, paid va
cations. etc: Pleasant ONCE Salary
to start. $1S5. Advancement on
merit: Apply B. 8. Allen. WESTING-
HOUSE ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO,
1915 K st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST-No experiences nee
esSary. Will teach switchboard and
ONCE routine. Salary commensurate
kxPLAsN n sp'''ts' cKaWroRp. cAKeaR1S K DegsSn; ssss
Champlain st. NV. I'll
CLERK-TYPIST, JR., permanent no.
sition in office of large motion pic
ture organization; 5-day week, Ap-
ply MISS McGLYNN. 7Ol Warner
CLERK-TYPIsT, to work in ,ee lew
elry store; .42-hr. week, pleasant
working conditions and many COM
pany benefits. Apply in person to
Mr.. Harkins, CASTLEBERG'S, IOO4
+ st. NV -o3
Evening star., 1952-05-21
HELP WoAAEh tcsas.)
Bank Bookkeener

Burroughs machine operator. high
school graduate; 6-day wk.; good
hrs: air-conditioned ONCE, pleasant
working conditions. McLACHLEN
bANKINQ CORP, 1901 @ st. NV,
BEAUTICIAN. manicurist: excellent
BeaGricfANs RaS sls GOOD lEs slsround sTonl9 girl
transportation, hospitaiization. va
BEAUTY or 9PEaAToR. experienced
s.Iy 5.day week: modern air-conditioned
BEAUTY SHOP. $685. Ga. ave. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced
permanent position, excellent pay
and working conditions; 5-day week
Apply 612 18th st. NV. -25
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Exper., regu-
i lar or part time. Salary open. WA.
$500. Gays; AP. b761 evenings.
BOOKKEEPER'S ASSISTANT, not
over 30. to generally maintain rec
ordS OF plumbing and heating con-
tractor. Experience in stenography.
wk;. no Saturdays. Permanent po-
s'tlRTi scaMARTzs Tszslasy z sos: s7o4 JACK Snz
tario I'd. NV: CO. 400. for ap-
pointment. Ask for Mr.. Cohen.
BOOKKEEPER-Local branch Of large
beverage flrm has opening for young
lady in ONCE; 3 days, 40-hr. week;
group ms, sick benefits and vacation
plan. Reply by letter. stating age,
sxper. and salary requirements. Box
BOOKKEEPiNG MACHINE operator,
Remington Rand; S2,95O year to
start, 5-day, 4O-hour week. annual
and sick leave privileges, interesting
work for motion picture concern.
Apply Rm: 400, TOWER BLDG,
i4tn ana K NV. 30
experienced in keep
week. b-day week. Permanent posi-
tion; Apply H. ABRAMSON g. CO,
1892 7th st. NV. Ca
Evening star., 1952-05-21
HElP MEN

YOUNG MAN to ioin the management
new established multiple retail busi-
o portunify to sos' operate YOUR TneSI own bSsi. b
ness; Call EN-. 1885 for appoint
ment. --22
MAN wanted to deliver
grocery orders and work around
store. must be sober and willing to
work. good salary, reference HILL
TOP MARKET. 6607 Georgia ave
Evening star., 1952-05-21
MEN-MONEY NOWI

V0GAN -40\<4NG4 4NSV
Earn $50 or better per week in spare
tion %e phon. psTmaRent Wo esa Eor T6desda1
9-l2 am. Car required.
YOUNG MAN (white). college pre-
for handyman and waiter. Cape Cod.
Mass, ocean resort hotel. June
bspSr La % Ray nay. Refs. Box 2e7. cc1lese
xouNG xea5Si MS. NAN. under % yrs, int inter
ested in learning real estate bust
ness. Drivers license REQUIRED. Ap-
ply BOSS q PHELPS, INC. I417
YoG5NsGH : MAN. 81. to s5. to drive
ply in person, 47O4 r. I. ave-,
Hyattsville. Md. See MR.. TALBOT.
supply house. Apply after ! pm.
c. A. LEPPERT. s14 Eye st. NV.
YOUNG MAN to learn wholesale
aGH'F a% .ad sa'!Pfsi sm APs1' Psfs ss'.ssn e
YOUNG MAN, white, 20 to so: ~ to
learn paper cutting and die press
operating in envelope manufactur-
nS T esss sos
Good opportunity and advancement.
work. convenient 70 those Twins IL
INGTON ENVELOPE CO. 90 L st.
ne. before 12 noon. -21
YOUNG MAN. recent high school
grad. or older, for office work with
large electrical wholesaler; variety
of Jobs open now or after gradua-
ton; 40-hour week. paid vacation.
etc; excel, opportunity in expand
ing organization for bright, ambi-
tious young man; starting salary.
fNGaonesIay fo3 AeI!y yELEcTRIc = T aGP sHepLx Wtsp So
1915 K st. NV.
YOUNG MAN--Mechanically inclined.
: Is to 20. to learn the refrigeration
service CAN 9 am. to IL an.
YOUNG MAN, over 1s; pleasant out
side work. Can earn $50 per Wk.
to start Nm. Az Bond Bldg. --23
Evening star., 1952-05-21
HELP WoAEN
BAR ATTENDANTS

Immediate openings for reliable young
women, Monday through Friday
daytime hrs, age 1S to 40.
OPENINGS: 18th and Constitution ave.
area; also yards and docks, Arling-
a GoVERNMESr ES; SERVICES, INC.
1136 21st st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER-Young woman for
concern. Pleasant WorEins % condi-
MR.. HINKLEY. ME. 1855. -22
STENOGRAPHER. general, 21 to 80.
working knowledge of Shorthand;
b-day. .wk.; excel. working conds
liberal benefits. SUN OIL CO., 1925
K st. NV. Room 604. -23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES open-
ing Tor young woman in large down.
t0wh Ino once: Interesting work; 5-day,
MR.. RAGsDALE. Ma. so50. ga
STENOGRAPHER, capable of han
ding detail work: opportunity for
advancement. Apply $40 woodward
Bldg, Mr.. Strasburger. -22
STENOGRAPHER, alert young wom-
an, Tor education association; 81
4. DAY week, vacation with pay, sick
!eave. air-conditioned once, pleas
an. an WORKING conditions. Call MRS.
WAINGER. DI. 1852, between 8
ano &. -22
sTENOGkAPHER, not over 35; must
oe dependable: good working con-
qltlons, salary and disqualification: +:
5-day week. Cali ME- 4129. -23
STENOGRAPHER, insurance claim
department permanent position; un-
Ger 30. Apply MRS. REFS, $40
WOODWARD Bldg, DI. $3.50. --27
sTENOGRAPHER to work in home
once OF local life insurance COM
pany. Permanent position for quail
NED person with excellent oppor-
tunity for advancement. Less than
4O-hour week. Free disqualification
and life insurance.
Vacations with pay, anniversary
bonuses and excellent working con-
oltions. Apply in person. 1857 z
st. NV, second floor. -0A
Evening star., 1952-05-21
YOUNG MAN

To be trained for lifetime position as
factory estimator for WEATHER
SEAL. INC. No experience neces-
sary, Applicants must be neat and
intelligent. This is q full time Job
with q bright future. For appoint
ment phone FIR. t612. Q AM. to
Evening star., 1952-05-21
CLERK

With knowledge Of tipping. High
school graduate, 1925 yrs. of age,
for work in personnel office in
public contact by phone. Must be
accurate with details and be able to
type about 40 w.p.m. Free 'transpor-
tatton, paid vacations and sick
leave. Salary depending upon quail
ficattons. Phone for appt.
CAPITAL TRANSIT
ARY n0nn H..x
Evening star., 1952-05-21
BOOKKEEPER

To operate Burroushs bookkeepine
machine. knowledge Of tipping de-
sired. Permanent position. 5-day
40-hour week.
appointment. "
Evening star., 1952-05-21
CLERK

White. 1880 years, for interesting
telephone work; will train, no tipping
required; excel. hrs. and working
conditions, plus periodic salary in
creases, Decentralization aud insur-
ance benefits. Phone MR.. GALOPE,
ST. $500. -22
-STENOGRAPHER for busy
planning and engineering ONCE in
Riverdale. Duties include receiving
public. answering phone inquiries,
correspondence. filing and tipping in
connection with land subdivision and
street plans. Aptitude in map and
plan reading desirable. Opportunity
for advancement: 5-day wk. vaca-
tion and retirement benefits. Phone
MRS. BANTA. AP. goo. -22
SLERk TYPISTS - Steno. desirable
but not necessary; 5-day, 40-hour
wk. Apply 1855 Benning rd.' n.e
CLERK-TYPIsT. 1s to 25, for in
teresting position, In contractor
service bureau: experience not es-
sential. Permanent position with
opportunity for advancement; 5-day
week: group insurance and other
benefits. See MR.. HOBBS, 413
woodward Bldg. 18th and n sts.
eS'Ns S0
Evening star., 1952-05-21
INTERESTING
POSITION
FOR
VOTING I.ADv

Is TO 30. LARGE IN
VESTMENT COMPANY
NEEDS INTELLIGENT
AGGRESSIVE YOUNG
LADY FOR TELE-
PHONE INVESTIGA-
TIONS. EXCELLENT
HOURS AND WORK
ING CONDITIONS.
GOOD SALARY. Pc
RIODIC SALARY IN.
CREASES. HOSPITAL
IZATION AND INSUR-
ANCE BENEFITS. PHI.
MIR. GALOPE, ST. 1900.
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Evening star., 1952-05-21
MI. 1858. Ext. 9.
CLERK

FOR dry cleaning store. steady Job.
good pay. excellent working condi.
tions. wonderful opportunity for am
bittous lady. Experience preferred
put not essential. Apply CENTRAL
CLEANERS. 323 Carroll st. NV.