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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-03
3 BALL
SCORES
FRIDAYS RESULTS
By The Associated Press


National League
Brooklyn 3 Chicago l
New York Pittsburgh 3 Go in
nings)
st. Louis 3 Philadelphia 2
Boston 2 Cincinnati l
American League
Boston Is st. Louis 6
New York 4 Detroit l
Philadelphia Is Chicago IL
Cleveland 6 Washington 2
Florida International League
Tampa Ia Fort Lauderdale IL
Havana 8 Miami Beach S
st. Petersburg West Palm Beach
/
Lakeland 4 Miami 0
Florida State League
DeLand Is Jacksonville Beach 0
Sanford 8 Cocoa s (replay, April
IS protest)
Sanford 5 Cocoa l
Daytona Beach 7 Palatka 5
Leesburg Is st. Augustine l
Gainesville 3 Orlando l
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Long Line OF
Derby Winners

LOUISVILLE. Nv tF-Ia the Ia s.
= years The kentucky Derby II
Churchill Downs has bexn ssuu
thirteen times by horses sired bs
Sons or grandSons NJ tao stations
>"vntCro sad fed0y Rah we're
bred snd .aced so kasso& oat
Teddy vas imported 20 tn}s Coz atfs
si'eS his soa. SIR GsllshAo iii. ~4@s
90 S@eesssfsa ~ q Saws A@x&
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Evans Enterprises lost its first
game last night to the Ameri-
can Legion Post %. Final score
- 4 to /.
Diaz pitched very good game
and famed nine batters, while
Pita, who allowed but 3 hits,
famed II and lost his own game
in the third. when the Legion
boys scored 3 runs without the
aid of hit Hoppy walked,
Stickney is hit by pitched ball,
Bean hits to second who threw
wild trying to get Stickney at
second and Hoppy scored and
Stickney went to third. White
and Diaz famed. but Carnival
hit to the pitcher and he threw
wild to first. Suckney scored on
a pass ball and when the catcher
threw wild to the pitcher. Bean
scored. Carnival is thrown out at
second by the catcher.
In the fourth. Legion scored
their last run, Bervaldi is safe
on an error, Herrick walked,
Hoppy pops to third, Stickney is
hit by a pitched ball, Bean hits
one through short for a single.
BervaldI scored, but r Herrick
IS out at the plate. Evans scored
their run in the third. Pita tri-
pied to deep left, and scored on
an Infield out.
In the sixth, Kerr doubled,
Frohock walked. Knowles pop
ped to catcher. and Diaz famed.
AtWeN Is Int bv a pitched hall
and bases are full. Plta famed.
Az bat. Pl,a's triple ard Kerr's
double featured for the losers
and Bervaldls double featured
for the winners.
In the field Hoppy. Stckney.
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SOFTBALL
SCHEDULE:

May s. T,S0 p,m.-Corpural Us.
Bell Telephone.
3 p.n--USS Navy vs.. Gen
eral Electric.
May s, $50 pm.~Navsl Hos
pltsl W. Sunny Isle SIuggerx.
Q p.m.-VN-l vs.. Bell Tele-
phone.
Nav 3, 80 p-n-Sunny Isle
Sluggers vs. Us Corporal.
9 pm.-Nsvsl Hospital W..
General Electric.
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Following
Through
BY
Pedro kguilaI

The Brooks Stars came to life
Thursday night and won over theh
Gulfstream Food Store by a to :
score. ALICE pitched a great game
and allowed 6 hits, all in the first
five innings.
In the last four frames he fan
red eight batters and allowed but
one hit, the only man to reach
first base.
Gabe LaStres started for the
Food Store and he was touched
for five hits and one run in four
frames, Greenwood allowed five
runs and three hits in the last
five. Brown hit three safely,
Richardson two and ALICE hit q
triple for Mike Padron's club.
For the losers, Sterling hit
two in his two times at bat. In
the field, Mangano had a perfect
day at second with four outs and
four assists, Sterling and Al
Acevedo also played well; for the
Brooks, Ellis, Smith, Brown, Nc
Intoch were the best.
The scores:
Team r. H. E.
Brooks $500 900 100 3O2-6 8 3
Gulfstream 600 030 000-3 z 3
Bait; Alice and McIntoch; Las
tres, Greenwood and Jackson.
Three base hit-Alce.
Stolen bases-Jackson /, Dor
sey 2, McIntoch L.
Struck out-Lastres 3, Green
wood 5, Alice IL.
Walks-Alce 3, Lastres /, and
Greenwood 5.
Time-2:10
Umpires-Calero, Brooklyn and
Calero.
Winner-Alce.
Loser-Greenwood.
Scorer-Aguilar.
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Committee No1U
Working On
Grand Prize
Winners Of
Three Periods

The Jaycee committee for the
Island City Fishing Tournament
has completed their listing OF
winners for their third and final
period. This final period of the
annual contest found winners
from twenty states, Washington,
%. G. as far north as Canada
and south to Cuba. Below are
the liStings in Fishabetical or
der:
African Pompano: 10 lbs, 8 Il.
261z", Capt. Ray Gonzaga -
"Cajacy," C. G. Crist, Sioux Mar
rows Ontario, Canada.
Amberjack: (Tie) II lbs, A.,
az, 321z", Capt. John West -
"Mae West, George w. Sumers,
No. 2 Sutton Place South, New
York %, New York.
Amberjack: CTie) II lbs, 4 G.,
So, u. S. Navy Boat Rearming
No. 3, Winton c. Keith, 500 Mar
garet ST., Key West, Fla.
Barracuda: AZ lbs, s. 201a",
Capt. VIM. Leohr - Private Boat
Miss Chippewa, Arthur Dun
,tane, 3434 Avenue "E", Key
West, Fla.
Bonefish: 10 lbs, Capt. Harry
SHOWS Skiff, Marathon, Fla,
Marjorie T. Gillespie, Tazewell,
Virginia.
Bonito: 15h lbs, e 91z", 1s1a".
Capt. Albert Atwell - sail
.ish", A. C. varland, 304 Nettles
Street, Morris, Illinois.
Eobia: IS lbs, A. II, 26" u. S.
Navy Boat Rearming No. 6,
Louis A. Cavallaro, 108 Monu-
nent st. Portland. Maine.
Grouper: As lbs, Capt. Henry
porhman, "Bolo Jr.," Islamorada,
Or. Philip C. Macdonald, 1924
Palisade Ave-, New York SO,
n. Y.
Jack, Crevalle: II lbs, 2 6h",
co.. Capt. Bill Crespo -- Lucy,
Miss Helen Brugos, $40 Adam
st., Gary, Ind.
Jewish: 270 lbs, 8 s., So,
Capt. c. w. Montgomery -
Greyhound, Arthur E. Pater-
son, 5729 Washington Blvd, In
dianapolis, Ind.
Kingfish: SO lbs. 4. g.. 2l",
Capt. John West - Mae West"
Sam Klahr, 305 Federal Street,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Mackerel, Cero: 10 lbs, 2 az,
I5', Capt. Jake Key "Le-
gion," Patricia Leonard, 1900 w.
Eddy ST., Chicago Is, Ill.
Mackerel, Spanish: Q lbs, 8
ozs.. q O., 16", Barry Beach
Skiff, Marie A. Bader, Hardin,
Illinois.
Permit: S2h lbs. 8, S14",
2sh", Boat Christopher, J. o,
Fisher, Pc Box 1873, Brownstown,
Ind.
Sailfish: so lbs, g. IL, So,
Capt. Albert Atwen - Sail
fish, II. II. Brown. ll9 5th
Street, N. Canton, Ohio.
Snapper. Mutton: 1914 lbs. 2,
-, 2l". Pier at OpDevSta.. John
c. Waters, 1904 4. Monroe Tenn
pie, Texas.
Tarpon: 6s lbs, s. T. 2Sh",
Capt. Skee Bornowski -- "Fcila,
John Fitzpatrick. AUW School,
Key West. Fla,
Special Fly Fishing Division
Permit: IL lbs, 2 ~, "a,
Capt Ed. Barry's Skiff No. /.
Eddie d. Miller, $40 f. 44th St,
Hialeah. Fla.
The committee is now engaged
in the tedious process Of select
ing the class winners from the
three periods for the grand
prizes. which will be announced
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GAMES SCHEDULED AT
WICKERS' FIELD

Sunday afternoon at 2:30 p. m.
at Wickers' Field the Gulfstream
boys will play the Strand Thea
ter nine. So remember fans that
1t will be a treat to see these two
clubs in action.
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JR. BASEBALL LEAGUE
SCHEDULE

Wednesday at 8 pm, May =
Post % VS.. Pepe's Cafe.
Friday at s pm, May g.
Evans Enterprises VS.. K. w. In
Surance Co.
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PROPOSALS
NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS of CHERRY

NOIACE IO CUSIOMEhS OF CdEHdY
g. GALLAGHER. INC. Any one
pa1ed phG has IS reaaestsd sts aGes tie es Il
store, 929 H Street. NV, on
Thursday, December IL. 1852 be-
tween the hours Of AM and l
PM ALBERT E. STEINEM. As
signee. Re: Civil Action No. 5270-
81. Colorado Building.
SEALED BIDS IN DUPLICATE for
fume hoods in the clinical center
sBuilding No. TO- at the National
msrHand S Of HEALTH He 4eeeyss gn
TOO Tat'ifH Pm. standard Sta ar reU Time. on DE. De-
cember 23. 1852. in Room No. G.
34l-B, General Services Building.
Washington, D. c., and then pub
licly opened in Room No. G-341 ID.
Bid guarantee is required. If the
amount of the contract exceeds
Construction Contract, will be used
and performance and payment bonds
will be required. Upon request one
set of Prebid Documents and two
sets of drawings and specifications
will be supplied without charge to
each general contractor interested
in bidding on the complete project,
all of which must be returned. Not
more than six additional sets OF
drawings and specifications may be
obtained by general contractors at
a charge of $4,000 per set. which
will be refunded for each set re-
turned in good condition within 30
days after the bids are opened.
Checks offered as payment must
be made payable to the order of
the Treasurer U. s. Upon request
and in the discretion OF the under
signed one set of drawings and
specifications will be furnished to
builders exchanges. chambers OF
commerce and other similar organi-
cations, with the understanding
that the set will be retained on
their premises and made available
for inspection by any interested sub
contractor or material firm. Bidding
material may be obtained at Room
No. 1904 General Services Building
10Th and F Streets, N. W.. WASH
ington 20. D. c. Phone Elk. $4,000,
Ext. 1897. w. F. REYNOLDS, Com
missioner of Public Buildings Serv-
ice. General Services Administra-
ton. deS,9,10
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ROUTE SALESMAN

Opening on established retail dairy
route. Married age 23-40. high
necessary; 5ia-day wk. All our
routes pay more than guarantee Of
S72.30. Call THOMPSON'S DAIRY.
DE. 2-1400
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GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT
FfcE. WASHINGTON 4. b. c.
NOTICE; Notice is hers hereby given ,sn PSr- Sr
trict Of Columbia Redevelopment Act
approved August :. l946 Public
Law 592. 10th Congressl, as
amended. and section 1oSfd} % 1oao 81 TILE ine
proved July Is, 1949 public Law
III, S1st Congress). as amended,
that the Commissioners Of the Dis
trict of Columbia will hold a public
hearing on December. II, 1852 at
E. streets. NV. WASHINGTON, D. G,
The purpose of the. hearing is to
consider a proposal for the redevel-
opment OF a portion of the South
west section of the District of Co
592. as amended, with financial as
sistance under said Public Law III.
as amended, It is proposed to &C
quire land in the project area: To
demolish or remove buildings and
improysmsnts; to Install construct
other site improvements; and to
make the land available for develop
ment or redevelopment by private
enterprise or public agencies as au-
Redevelopment Plan adopted by the
National Capital Planning Commits
sion for Project Area B and has
been submitted to the Commissioners
for approval. II and when the Plan
Is approved. the redevelopment will
tering Agency. the District of Co.
lumbia Redevelopment Land Agency.
A legal description Of the Southwest
Redevelopment Project Area B ap-
nearS. in said Redevelopment Plan
a general description of the area is
as follows: That property contained
within the following boundaries by
a line extending from 4th and E
Streets, east on E Street to the rail-
road tracks on Virginia Avenue:
to sonth f capitol ' Street; s'sS South thAeas on
South Capitol Street to K Street:
west on K Street to Half Street:
north on Half Street to ! fEye)
stE Street; s;-.ss west on, on I sEye, Stree. to
H Street; west on H Street to point
approximately 200 feet behind the
building line Of the 4th Street prop
critics: north on q line to G. Street:
east on G Street to 4th Street; and
North On 4th Street to point of
herein shall be taken to be the CEN
ter lines Of the named streets unless
otherwise specified. Those persons
wishing to inspect the plan may do
SO at the. oftlces of the Secretary to
the Board Of Commissioners, District
Building, l 14th and E Streets, NV,
daily Monday through Friday be-
tween the hours of 900 AM, to
800 PM, and also at the Southwest
Library. 7th and H Streets, S.W,, be-
tween the hours 900 AM. to 900
I'm. Monday. Tuesday. Thursday:
1900 to 900 PM, Wednesday and
Friday: 500 Am. to 100 PM. on
Saturday. Individuals and repre-
sentatives of organizations intend
ing to present a statement at the
nearing are requested to furnish
their names. addresses and tele-
phone numbers ard the names of
the organizations they are repre-
senting df any) to the Secretary of
the Board of Commissioners NOT
later than the close of business on
Thursday, December 4, 1852, Not
outstanding the foregoing provisions
OF this paragraph any person or or
ganization desiring to be neard will
be afforded an opportunity to be
heard at such hearing. This the
seventeenth day OF November, 1852.
z. J. DONOHUE, B. j. ROBINSON.
r. z. CAVALIER. Commissioner.
u, L. no17. IA :de1 .S,15.
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ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 SON
AuctioneerS-Appraisers

The Ambassador Hotel unclaimed
baggaRe BY auction. Notice is here
CEN6BER 80. 1852. AT goo Pm.
WEsciLER's. e6s E ST., N NV.
miscellaneous baggage to enforce
our liens for charges, left with us
In the names of Mr.. and Mrs. T
Read, w. NJ. Hines. N. j. Keefe
j. Nolan, Miss B. Carroll. Lee
Irwin. Miss B. Carroll. Mrs. NJ. v
Wingfield. f. W. McCombs, W. E
Ertel, Robt. r. Nelson. Mr.. anc
Mrs; L TAYLOR; Miss .Virginia
Baker. Joseph Gaffney, J. J. Smith
Smith, Jack c. Briton, Mr.. E. Cata.
lano. Mr.. c. Dickson, Gregory, A
Russell, J. CLARK, Hardwood. r. T
Adams. Adams !. 5. s. Mason, asia, Charles Il eFans !
Smith. H. Frank Adams. Mrs. A. G.
Smith. j. B. Webster. K. G. Burkes
Mrq. A. Tucker. Nina Moore. R. R
Hayes, Ben Ralston, c. Carmody
William Mcnamara, Daniel B
ehortel w, NJ. Ryan. j. Clark
Maxgaret Rocke, r. Price Davis
Ida Ruppenthai. Robt. Nixon. Lei
q Irwin and parties unknown. Partie.
in interest. please take notice
Terms: Cash. THE AMBASSADOR
HOTEL. 1412 K Street. NV, b!
r. c.. Clinard. Asst Mgr.
6oS.17.2o.
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PERSONAL

HOME TYPIST - Temporarily dis
abled lazy will address your Xmas.
cards or envelopes. CO. 5-77O2. Ext.
5OS. 10
NURSE will care for elderly COM
yalescents in her. pvt. home; 1st-
Portable. good food. JU. 9-5663.
VACANCY IN NURSING HOME for
elderly person: 24-hr. nursing care;
licensed by State and county. Super.
vision. JU. 9-6O4O.
SPECIAL CARE for elderly folks.
medical attention. approved BY CO.
and state. Reas. rate. PO. 2-4161.
-S
NURSING HOME-vacancies In q
real home with 24-hour supervision
aged or invalid. lovely. quiet sub
,iFI sheer5u! sunny rooms; licensed
HENS. 81 each. any width: includes
hmfssd hfains tme naS os tsDe 1s5t ssTSIsf
7I6 18th st. NV. end 4. 20
VACANCIES. AGA q .l elderly persons; good
REST HOME. New management.
EXPERT TYPING SERvICE-Depend.
able. prompt, accurate. LA. 6-7416
BOOKKEEPING TROUBLES? Ia,
headache? Get an experienced &C.
countant to take over. Reas. rates
EX. 3-2727.
PERMANENT "a: shampoo. WAR.
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910
G st. NV.
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS and In
vitations; one-day service. We call
and deliver. ia. 5-S245. 20'
MOTHER will care for 2 children,
aged $40. $12.50 wk.; nr. schools.
HO. 2-0346. g
BEAUTIFUL George & Martha West
moreland sterling, 7-place settings;
mahog. chest; cost $500; lovely
Christmas gift 1t reas. price. JC.
SOLVE YOUR CLOTHES PROBLEM
LEA ENGEL, DRESSMAKER, viii
make UP. restyle or alter your gar
ment expertly. Mod. prices, quick
serv:, centrally loc., pvt. rms. lilo
F st, NV, Rm 90 EX 2-1S0d
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hELPMEN

- Painting contractor,
fully equipped to take on any size
Job. wants estimaters that can pro-
duce. MR.. MALHoYT, LA. 6-6411.
FUEL OIL TRUCK DRIvER-White
exper. only; all-year Job: good job
for right man. Call Ii. $4,000. 10
FURNITURE SALESMAN, expert
enced: sell on floor: good salary and
commission; steady all-year job;
paid vacation. 921 @ st. NV, WASH
ington. D. G.. and SO N. Glebe rd..
Arlington. Va.
GROCERY CLERK. experienced. all
around. must have drivers permit
GROCERY MAN-Dependable; knowl-
edge Of meats; good pay. SILVER
STAR MARKET, corner 4th and H
aELPERs III. fMs for packing and moving fV de-
hold goods desirable; good wages;
JANfTToR AlNsffT S.n for f NV Alexandria. l9 "a.
s sIGGs. 10 ' 10 vermont s ave. sen NV. Mrss r@
JANITOR, colored; permanent Job
for sober reliable man; salary and
quarters; no children: local refs.
rea'd. Apply 1919 Piney Branch
TTd;' sil. spr" Nd. bet. 7-4;3o.
JANlToR-ENGlNEER, All 70 Il whit. or rsy color
ed. 5th-class experience; in new
air-conditioned apartment building
in NV; S225 per month for full
nsoe tips; no apartment. Call EN-,
JANITOR for church, must give ref
erences. RIA. 6-SS06 mornings. be-
tween 10 and 12, 10.
vic. Of SO. Capitol and Atlantic sts..
to take care Of 1S units; no living
quarters. UN. 4-3500. IS
JANIT0R, colored. full time. 1--we in,
reliable, sober. experienced on oil
burner; Call Mon. bet. 10 and 4.
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JOSEPH c. KHREN q JOSEPH q
SURACI. Attorneys.
S3S 18th ST. NV

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court-No. SO,4O7,
Administration.-This is to Give
Notice. That the subscriber of the
District of Columbia has obtained
from the. Probate Court of the
District of Columbia. Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate of Catherine
E, Gill;. also. known as Katherine
Gill and Katherine E. Gill. late of
the District of Columbia. deceased
All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated. to
the subscriber, on or before the 4th
day of May, A. D. 1858; otherwise
they may by Law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Given
under my hand this 25th day Of
November. 1852. ANN MEEHAN,
SOC Oneida Place, Northwest.
lSeal) Attest: ELLA A. BROWN,
Deputy Register Of Wills for the Dis
tict Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Pro-
bate Court. de1,S.16.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred by any one other
LEWIS 2915 7th St. ne. a'
CHRISTMAS TREES Of all kinds
wreaths and roping. Will sell rea.
sonable now. LU. 1888 after
pm. s
any debts contracted for by any one
W! WARR R.T5 T5IoHAS;; i 71s Florida ave
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
debts unless contracted by myself
MIR. ROLAND H. LOMAX, A19
St: s.w;: Wash. D; c; 9.
We pick UP and deliver. Phone
Republic 7-5l15 any day. any hour.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
co-partnership heretofore existing
between Robert w. Terrett and j
Dewey Rice under the firm name OF
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES. at 4326
Connecticut ave. NV, has been
dissolved as of December /, 1852
J. Dewey Rice will continue the
business at the same place and
under the same firm name.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

TO: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS or as
cigns, or both, of Cornelia Suikerbuik.
deceased, record owner of lot Is.
square 1920, known as premises
WASHINGTON. b. c. Pursuant to the
provisions Of the Act of Congress OF
May l, 1906. entitled AN Act to
Create q Board for the Condemna-
tion of Insanitary Buildings in the
District of Columbia, and for Other
Purposes" as amended April 10.
1885. and December II. 1912, the
members Of the Board have investi-
gated into the sanitary condition OF
the buildings at the premises men,
toned above. These buildings have
been found. as result of such in
vestigation, to be in such insanitary
condition as to endanger the health
or of persons living in the vicinity:
Accordingly, you are hereby directed
to show cause on or before December
20. 1852. why these buildings should
not be condemned. You are entitled
to a hearing on this matter before
this Board. provided that you make
written request for such hearing
within the time to show cause indi-
Gated above. Upon receipt of such q
request the Board will fix time
and place for the hearing. and will
fssty Fok rHg Hfe esSSES9nfsE coSpEMNAr1oa s9Ae 81
Co.. COL. HARRY ARR F. ~ HANSEN. Will
MaENrklrz. TlaH oAsy' s. orasf: s: Of. oss u;
F. L TIMMONS, Assistant Secretary.
6aS e Q1O111o1314
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BUTCHER

BUICHER
Must be exper., sober and reliable
for very fine market: perm. ant
top salary. Phone DE. 2-3366, MR.
CAB DRIVERS. colored; men and
women; free taxi school. TAN TOP
CAB CO.. 1871 Kalorama rd. NV.
co. 5.7735 and CO. 5-797S. la
CARPET statesmen
Fully exper. and be able to estimate.
Salary to begin. 500 week ano
f9Nnlr1,h s9Mm: Ap9ly Ply s0S 9uAckER 4 Z W c1TY
CAR HOPS
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
Interesting job for young men on full
time or week end. day or night
shifts; salary plus excellent tips;
meals and uniforms furn.; employ
ment benefits include paid vacation.
sick leave, insurance and hospital
ization.
APPLY ANY HOT sHOPPE
Or Employment Once, Room 200
1341 @ st. NV. p
CAR WASHER and polisher; good Job;
exper. man; 6-day week; Virginia
permit necessary. See Mr.. Krobath.
CARPENTERS - 2 ambitious mer
wanted to. remodel small colored
and white houses: must read blue
prints: must be able and willing to
work for wages OF not more than 81
per hr; plus good bonus every g
mos. Write Box 329-R. Star. %
CHEF, experienced. to take full
charge of kitchen, menu planning
In person. no phone calls, 1906
Rhode Island ave ne 10
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LEWIS H. SHAPIRO, W. W. CHESTON
Attorneys,
POI -205 Tower Bldg.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Holding
Probate Court.-No, 81 .5O5, Admin
istration.-This is to Give Notice
That the subscribers. of the State OF
virginia and the State of New York
respectively have obtained from the
Probate Court of the District of CO.
lumbia. Letters Testamentary on the
estate of Maurice Miller. late Of the
District of Columbia. deceased. All
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof: legally authenticated, to the
SUBSCRIBERS. on Or before the goth
they may. by law be excluded from
all beneflt OF said estate. Given
under our hands this goth day OF
November, 1852 RALPH BERMAN,
BIO SO. 14th st., Arlington. Va.
JOSEPH MILLER. .2451 webb Ave.
lSeal) Attest: ELLA A. BROWN,
Deputy Register of Wills for the
District of Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court. del ,S,15.
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AUTO BODY MAN; well-equipped
shS4dS seSp Sc cfFS ME sshg.5 gs5 sS. "a
Arlington. Va, IA. 7-7722. -s
AUTOMOBILE ESTIMATOR who
wants, to better. himself; for paint
and body repairs. preferably with
contacts; salary and percentage. See
Mr.. Nesgoda after 9 am. AUTO
WHOLESALERS. INC. 1871 Bla-
AUTO CARBURETOR and ignition
nan noth 6. ADDly nx BYHLls ME s5a7s SERVICE 8
AUTO MECHANIC to work on GIN
cars; straight salary. FLOOD pom
T1AC, 4221 Conn.
AUTO MECHANICS-Wante 2 first
class men to work on motor trucks
In factory branch. BROCKWAY
TRUCKS; 470s Baltimore aye,
AUTO MECHANIC, white. for used
car dept; steady; inside. work; o.
1s9n. 6s9 Wk: f:1 7LlSs9 41S Morse st. n.e:ii or
AUTO SALESMAN. experienced, to
sell clean. late model used cars;
salary and commission; transports
tion furnished. D. c. CAR WHOLE
SALERS, 159 Florida ave. ne.
AU1Os SALESmEN-We nave Open-
ings for 2 aggressive statesmen.
Previous automobile selling not es-
sential, but a background of steady
employment and earning capacity Is
a, requisite. We have a payment
plan that offers security and un-
limited opportunity for the right
man. See Mr.. Maloney between IL
and IL am. LEE D. BUTLER. INC.
1121 21st st. NV. g
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE SALESMAN
Experienced estimator and serv-
ice salesman wanted. Salary and
commission basis. 5la-day week, va
cation with pay and other employe
benefits. See Mr.. Shinebarser. AD-
OLSON CHEVROLET SALES, INC,
14th and Fla. ave. NV. -13
AUTO SERVICE MGR, experienced
in all phases Of the operation of q
service dept. in new-car dealer
chanical dept. body and paint dept.
Must be qualified working mgr, (not
a swivel chair mgr); salary open,
bonus in addition to salary, based
on volume. The man we are look
ing for is presently empl. and
capable Of meeting the above quail
f1cations. Box 33O-J. Star. IL