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The Miami times., 1952-12-13

Memorial Day will be observed
by the Elks, both Bills and
Daughters, Sunday, December IA
at 4 pm. at Newman's M. E.
Church.
The pastor, Rev. Leroy Dell,
will deliver the message. The
public is cordially invited to at
tend this service.
The Miami times., 1952-12-13

Mr.. T. A. Williams of Long Cay,
Fortune Island, died on Novem-
Der 26. He was one of the leading
men of the island and is said to
have been the oldest.
The Miami times., 1952-12-13
Rurnmage Sale

At Holy Redeemer School Hall,
1900 NV list terri, Friday even
ing from 4 to 9 pm. Saturday
from am. to / pm.
The Miami times., 1952-12-13
Key West sov,h.,n%.., Tns City
BY FRANCES BRIGGS
BY FRANCES BRIGGS

Jessie Dean, Misses Matilda Rob-
srts, Carolyn Montgomery, Little
Cheryle Ann Williams, Mrs,
Florell Avery and Mr.. James Van
Dyke.
The Miami times., 1952-12-13

Inagua is on the way back to
its former glory. The West India
Chemical Company, headed by
the Erickcons at that island, is
The Miami times., 1952-12-13
BIRTHDAYS

BIRTHDAYS
The following persons celebrat-
ed their birthday this month:
Mrs. Florence Van Dyke, Mrs.
The Miami times., 1952-12-13

Among the boys home from the
army visiting relatives and friends
are: Pvt. Arthur Manuel, Pvt.
Harry Rivas, Pvt. Everett Hor-
ton, Pvt. Elbridge Curry, Pvt.
Kenneth Oliver and Pvt. Buddy
Carey. Friends and relatives are
very glad to see them home again.
The Miami times., 1952-12-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McNutt
of Key West, attended the Or
ange Blossom Classic last week
in Miami, Fla. While there in the
city they were the guests of Mrs.
Edwards sister and brother-in-
law, Rev. and Mrs. Bruce Torres.
Mr.. McNutt is stationed here in
the Navy, but in a few days he
will be transferred to Boston,
Mass. for temporary duty. H i S
wife, Mrs. Antonia McNutt will
Join her husband later.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-01
HUGE AUDIENCE
[ Continued From PAGE Onel

question and answer program, Is
. novelty in politics that Oldham
has perfected. Impartial report
erx who have followed Oldham all
over the state credit much OF
Odhasn's increasing strength 70
his frankness in answering all
questions asked % him.
During last nights speech, Cd
ham scored heavily against gam
HERS Sog track operators cor
rupsicn within tire government.
Re entered taae musical portion
q the governor's race when he
mentioned that he was working
On new lyrics for the popular
song The Shrimp Beats Are
Coming" TIE new words wiaI be
bssed up0a ~The grass roots are
burning
Last nights spesch wras closed
~ odhan with the following
Exxysr:
-kszd sAss - eEaeFag aEs4 &C
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-01
Rear Admire
r. Saldias
Visits Here
Admiral Was Met
At BOca Chica
Field By Captains
Adell, Eldredge, Payso

Rear Admiral Rogue A. Saldias.
Secretary of the Peruvian Navy
accompanied by high officials il
both the Peruvian and U. S. Navy.
arrived in Key West today for an
official visit. Admiral Saldias
was met at the u. S. Naval Air
Station, Boca Chica, by Captain
C. c. Adell, Commander Naval
Base; Captain E. H. Eldredge,
Commanding Officer. Naval Air
Station; and Captain H. Payson,
Jr, Chief Staff Officer, u. S.
Naval Base.
A 19-gun salute was fired in
honor of Admiral Saldias upon
his arrival at the u. S. Naval Sta
ton, Key West.
Accompanying the Peruvian
Secretary of Navy is Rear Adj
miral Ernesto Rodriguez, Peruv-
ian Navy, Commander of the
Fleet; Captain Guillermo Tirado,
Peruvian Navy, Chief, Bureau Of
Ships; Captain Alfredo Freyre,
Peruvian Navy, Chief, Bureau of
Supplies and Accounts: Com
mander Carlos Salmon, Peruvian
Navy, Flag Secretary; Captain
w. E. Zimmerman, USN, Senior
u. S. Naval Aide to Admiral
Saldias; and 1t. (jg) A. A. Schir-
mer, (SC), Liason Officer.
While in Key West, Admiral
Saldias and his party will visit
the Fleet Sonar School, Naval
Station, the Submarines USS
Cubera, SIS 347, Surface Anti
Submarine Development Detach-
ment, Advanced Undersea Weap-
ons School, Air Development
Squadron One, Airship Develop
ment Squadron IL, and the U. S.
Naval Hospital.
On Friday evening cocktail
party followed by dinner will be
given in honor of Admiral Saldias
at the Fort Taylor Officers Club.
Senior officers of the u. S. Naval
Base and members of the Adj
n1iral's official party will attend
this affair.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-01
FEW SEEK WORK
(Continued From Paqe nnel

tContinued From Page One1
every job in the City In an az
tempt to set up a more modern
civil service register.
City Commissioners have re-
quested the Board to modernize
it, method OF selecting civil
service applicants. The difficult
ty of doing so. stems principally
from q lack of money as well as
applicants.
The City Of Miami recently
paid $4,000 for its Classification
and Pay Survey conducted by
thu Public Administration of
Chicago. The service covered
1700 employees in IA classified
tons.
Though Miami Is q larger
town, costs TO Key West for the
same service would run almost
as much. This is because cities,
regardless Of their size. usually
have approximately the same
kind OF jobs and requirements.
Anyone interested in working
for the City, should get an ap-
plication blank from City Clerk
Victor Lowe. He is also the
secretary Of The Civil Service
Board. All jobs are filled from
the list Of applications which Mr..
Lowe keeps in his office.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-01
MISSING PLANE

Continued From Page Onel
near Carolina, Brazil, today and
reports said there was no sign Of
any survivors.
The plane disappeared April %
with 50 persons aboard, 10 Of them
Americans.
PAA officials in Miami said
messages indicated the aircraft
had split in two and burned.
The wreckage was spotted by
4 searching PAA GAG cargo plane
In the vicinity of Carolina, some
400 miles southeast of Belem.
Carolina is q river port of about
$500 population and has q large
airfield.
The Stratocruiser apparently
was heading there when it went
down.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-01
PCT. Rules
Wife Must Paw
Ex-Husballd
Upholds Judge Lops
Order $500 Monthly q
To Barry Devine, r.
OF Mrs. Aline Devin6

The payment Of $500 i month
to divorced husband Bafry -
vine by his ex-wife Alma MI
zabeth Devine was uphol6 ~
the Florida Supreme Court n a
action reported today.
The high courts decinioa - :
holds the order Of Circuit CIR
Judge Aquilino lopez u. NI5c
issued the original or1et nfl1r
hearing the divorces ana th6 80
Element procedures.
Mrs. Devine had pfoto6l6u
paying her ex-husband u ~
grounds that Florida law h6fn
payment of a1imony by k0noh
to men.
The Court upheld judso -
PEGS interpretation that ire $50
month is settlement al fl.s
husband not alimony.
Circuit Court C1ef1 D1kl
Adams has in registry 1890 IA
back monthly payments t,stn{d
in to him by Mrs. p6vt1
soon as Judge Lope1 SikilS &c
order releasing the fstnd4 this
amount will be paid out "a TIE
husband. This will b done Wh6n
the Judge receives tie Official
opinion of the court.
The Supreme Court stated
THE said decree IL ~ Cir
cult Court be and the saiIie =
hereby affirmed; ii y ttsrth&
ordered by the Court that IL
Appellee Barry do have va ~
cover of and from the AppSllxut
his costs by him ii this bohn1f
expended"
Devine filed ! molten ~ -
ment of funds Oh January 8.
He asked at that time th2t -
be paid the 5000 due him u
January 1861. II has now 6olis
up to $4,000.
Attorneys for Barry Devi1e
are Walton, Hubbard, SchroodGe,
Lantaff and Atkins.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-01

ballctins. Attorney General Rich
ard Erwin ruled today.
The attorney general told W. A.
Wayne, clerk Of the Sarasota Coun-
ty Circuit Court, that the filing Of
these reports with the secretary
Of state must start when the party
nominee and his opponent have
received their certificates Of NOM
nation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-01
Party Nominees
Must File Records

TALLAHASSEE lzt-Eyefy party
iaemipee Cor public office who has
exposition IN the general election
must file financial easements Of
his campaign until ihe November
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-01
ADMIRAL TO
HAVE HOPPING
COURT-MlARTIALED

HONOLULU n - Rear AdIn.
Francis c. Denebrink announced
today he has recommended coukt
martial for Bruce ii Hopptn,
millionaire seaman whe tublIeIy
criticized the way ne M III -
treated in the Navy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-01
The
WEATHERlIIn
sals
Forecast

Forecast
Key West and Vicinity Kslr
weather with little change n
temperatures tonight nzd Tyid6t.
Light northerly winds txoopt
moderate Friday aft<rnccM
Florida: Generally Mi< ond
little change i ten1p<rs1l1te
through Friday.
Jacksonville through ~ Hcf-
ida Straits and the Iatt Hui
Area: Moderate u tresh n<Srth-
erIy winds through ~ stats
today. Moderate mostly llortA-
erly winds elsewhere Tfl0ty,
gentle to moderate v1rishl4 Wtnd.
Generally fair weather.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-01

Continued From Pego o.
ment from raising wares = etoe1
workers while il holds - so1sod
mills.
The vote denying / - hun
major steel eompanies shat -
court enioin Secretary = Co
merce Sawyer from dong anylnins
about wages and working &C.,
tons was the same - 4ss u
which the court Wednesday, mint
returned the steel plani1 = -
eminent control.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-01

sire to search FOE truth, abtliix
TO recognize II ard ~ ceusa6e
to stand up for it
Evening star., 1952-12-15
HELP-poMeSTic
COMPANION-GHW for elderly lady.
Semt-invalid. Refs. WO. 6-S03S.

COMPANION--GHw for elderly lady.
semi-invalid. Refs. Wo. 6-So3s:
COOK AND G.Hw.. for family 0 of
pm. ei dinner; s must nave aM; pIessana sRaoaGn
disposition. good references. Call
Cook OK-HOUsEKEEPER-perm. pos.
With famlv Of 3; i've in; Ink.
Ell RIF0Pes9 9sss4o WeIeS%Fs; WssFs.v, Salary open
EXPERiESCED WOMAN, white or
colored. for g.h.w. and child care;
live in; $40 to start; upstairs rm.
GHw3COoK for family Of 8: live in:
5l2-day wk.; $50. kE. 7-O264. Ia
70 live in; no eoekins; good salsry
GHW-,Iivs IN. o 81 days, new home
l. child: 2 adults. exper. and recent
city references. EN-. 3-4S76. la
GHWIC9lorsd;; InNd ce csi;sli live in: Good cook y
$50 plus yearly bonus. EN-. 2-293S
G.H.W., exp. plain cooking. live in
pvt, upstairs rm. and bath. all elec
ssppl:ances: ample time Of; ref
~ MStarting sal. $50; RA. 6-S610. lie
saisF' csy Sesa e
MIDDLE AGED WHITE WOMAN, fol
companion to help young mother
with children; room and board
plus small salary. AP. 7-2578. --17
white, between 20 ant
30, to care for invalid child. Livl
in; refs. WO. 6-2195. go
WOMAN. GHW. Plain cooking. car,
for two school children. 5-da. wk
PHYSICIANS HOUSEHOLD lookini
for q reliable lady to live in; for.
eigner no obstacle. LU. 4-255O
-16
fl. rm.- and bath. and do cookinf
and g.h.w. for family of 9 adults
and children; S37 each. Phone
after 10 am. EN-. 3-1892. -I9
/ WHITE WOMAN. with / child, to liv,
In and keep house for small family
5-day wk.: small salary. Ii. 7-7643
COLORED COUPLE Furn. bsmt
apt. in exchange for part-tim,
housework; no children. RA. 6-4224
Evening star., 1952-12-15

15s
BEDRM. SUITE. solid cherry wood:
rubber mattress, NIGHT table. double
Saek sasss q eh ss
BICYCLE, boys English. almost new,
$50. LA. 6-3747.. la 4
BICYCLE, boy's "A in. good cond.
1919 10th st. ne. LA. 6-47S6.
BICYCLE. mans as;in., :: SPEED.
train and equipment. Best ofer.
pEsaEcfIS is!. Sa i|S s.1ze,,rs g e. ,nss: "a, $
2-2670 after q pm. LIZ
s.GISstEseys sInoss aeS s4s HiFf1ns f. ssS7 SS int
dislon sas eiFs c.li 70 5A M SsssS sssi con-
BICYCLE. boys, Columbia, 24-in..
good sS% cSndition; reasonable; eau.
SsaS Iaa,,s ;srrss 4. e e, s Hss:
:ssi saSs,, sasss e. SSs ssis
train; @ fS9e prsc. reVo' new. Ju. U 5N6so7.
BICYCLES, 200 new: l5U used: all
makes. all sizes: take trade; COM
plete rebuilding. See our large stock.
CYCLE. Berwyn rd.. TO. 9-4?44
good condition, s.5; Cali 10.
9-4375 before L pm. Sun. lie
with training wheels and kick stand.
l-yr. .-old. Like new. S28. IA. 4-1l21.
BICYCLES. girls. boys. .6-in., SIS
for both; record player. SO; cabinet
radio, SO; nreside screen, andirons,
$oeSo5ss0 s0@Roqei afssF 10. new si0' is
BIKE. 2s-in. western Flyer. like new,
in GOOD cond. speedometer and 3
lights $50. Call after 4:s0. LU.
BRARE TESTER. weaver: duplicate
police testing machine; $500. 9o1
n st. NV. 10
CONTINUED on Next PageO
Evening star., 1952-12-15
REPAIRS AND sEpvIcE

ASPHALT DRTvEWAYS. parking lott
or private roads: free estimates
Telephone OIL. 4-4S0o or OIL
4-4567.
ASPHALT DRIvEWAYs. parking lot.
and roads: free estimates. No down
payment. ALASKA COAL g. BRICK
Co, MA s-5sS5.
ATTICs FINISHED. dormer win.
dows porches inclosed. recreation
S' or RESIDENTIAL Ha's; New or Ssm@Jejins'
pay UN, 4-249l. j. z. HENDRICKS
BUILDING. remodeline. repairing
carpentry: brk.. cement work; paint
ing. BAKER. NO. 7-5724. 15'
CARPENTRY Of all kinds; porches
ipclosed: comb. storm doors and
wind; painting: reas. II. 6-a740.
CARPENTRY, repairs and remodeling
commercial and residential, tnclosed
sossSs sosgshss and recreation rooms ~
CANVAS REPAIRING. ALL WGTs.
PRocTER Co. Ex. a.97a7. 20:
CEMENT BRICK MASON. steps. side
walls. minor rep. Elk. $780,. l7s
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
razor-kleened or no charge ROTO.
ROOTER. Phone RA. 6-6e6S any
day, any night
installations. repair
short circuits; small Jobs done I'm
mediately. RA. 6-2222 any time.
III
ELECTRIC DRAIN SERVICE; sewers,
sink lines, basins aud toilets. cleared
By electric equip. reasonable rates
no charge II not cleared: day or
night service. To. $4,000.
FENCE-oalvanized chain iink; aiI
posts In concrete Immediate efec-
tion. Get the best for less. No down
payment, 80 months to pay. Phone
Ii. 4-4bes: svenings and Sunday
NO. 7-552S.
FKNCING-wooden and chain link;
No down payment; free estimates.
FLOOR SANDING. finishing. cleaning
and waxing; reasonable rates. free
estimates. Gail RA. 6-6795. -10
Evening star., 1952-12-15

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR on sec.
retarial board: must have knowledge
Of typing and bookkeeping; from
8 to 4. no Sun. EMBASSY APIS.
1913 Harvard st. NV. lie
STORE CLERKS for dry cleaning
stores: good salary; excellent work
ing conditions and hours; vacation
with pay. BLUE BANNER LAUN-
DRY d CLEANERS, $50 7th st. Sc.
Evening star., 1952-12-15
SITUATIONS MEN

ACcOUNTANT--ofnce mgr. expert.
enced; capable; desires position;
minimum salary $1,000. Call HE
BKKPRS.-A .-ACCTs., friend: enter. Il bal.
ance, reconcile, etc. 20 yrs. exp
Wharton grad. 81 hr. NO. 7-56S5
MECH. DESIGN, draft. selling. prop
hand; 80; good health: rel. vic
s: S.-Tak PIX. LO. 4-617b. --16
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd Jobs. yard work
Tsll S1ss r,rw washing. a,n c1arpentry !. hoyss:
Harbor Lights Corp. ME. S-4532.
PATENT SEARCHER, college grad.
uate, four years electronic expert.
ence. seeks position with law firm
or corporation. KI. 9-5734. l5s
STENOGRAPHER, over 10 yrs ex.
per. fast accurate; S65 wk.; good
ref. UN. 4-lS4O or MA. S-545O
YOUNG married man. college Eradu.
ate seeks position with future.
yrs. clerk and salesman. retail anC
TTholesale; 9 yrs. asst. mgr. in mfg
WANTED by elderly man, retired
teacher, suitable work in office o1
small business, apt. house or hotel
Perfect health. Phone Taylor 9-3OSl
Evening star., 1952-12-15
GARAGES

Completely erected: no money down.
3 yIs. to pay. FILA plan: free esti.
mates. Phone ia. T-57Sl. -15
GENERAL CARPENTRY Steps.
Christmas layouts. rec. rms, shelves,
etc; eyes,. Sat. Sun. UN. 4-l6.0.
Evening star., 1952-12-15
HELP--WoNEN
TYPISTS

under 80 years Of age.
for . scientific research organiza-
tion offering
7la-hour day, 5-day week
"a days annual leave
15 days sick leave
Call EX 3-S10O. Ext. SO lie
rYPIST FILE CLERK-S2. $50 yr. tc
start; permanent; 6-day, 40-hr
week; liberal annual and sick leave
priyileges:. Apply Room 400, Tower
Bldg. 9TH and K SITS. NV. Ia
= Good earnings. Apply
DUFFY'S TAVERN, 1851 Ga. ave
NV. -17
white, experienced
Apply in person, 1345 Conn. ave.
NV. -1T
white. to work in res
taurant delicatessen: full or part
time; hrs. and salary open Apply
in person. 70S N. Randolph St,
Arlington, Va. -1S
exper., evening work;
Excellent earnings. UN. 4-3066
QUEENSTOWN DEL1CATESSEN.
Evening star., 1952-12-15
SITUATIONS WoMEN

ladies' tailoring and
alterations. 1852 Claredge rd.. cor
Niers Mil I'd. AID. 4-4451. -l7
FILTER, tailoress,. desires position in
speciality shop; telephone JU. S-S025.
NURSE. practical, white, experienced; !;
6sy nsSsom or night p1I iyslid, na, baby elderly
SECRETARY. attractive. college grad.
yrs. exp. varied duties; capable
assisting executive. RE. 7-l4O0.
sTENoGRAPHER. experienced, ca csu.-
pie; very good references. LU.
IMMEDIATE SERVICE Expert
stenos and typists available for
Temporary wk. Call MRS. STRAND
INTELLiGENT. capable college grad.
extensive adm. and merchandising
eXper.. excel. ref, permanent resi-
dent, desires interesting position.
Call WO. 6-394S after pm. l5s
COLORED WOMAN will take care of
mothers chilGyen at nv home by
week. JU. 9-S340. -lb
COLORED GIRL. with reference. serv-
ing breakfast mornings or any work;
call CO. 5-15g6, Mon. after 4.
Evening star., 1952-12-15

colored, between 2O-30:
quick and alert; 6-day week; 1l-3
LADIES. part time. day or eve. in
hours to suit you; no exper. nee.
about 81 hr. Apply 1O-2 pm. or
90 pm, Tues. We'd. Thurs. RIM.
50l. 710 14th st. NV. III
YOUNG LADIES to teach ballroom
dancing. part-time, ewes; $3.50 hr.;
VIII train. Cali co. 5-72OO. 6-S
pm. -16
YOUNG GIRL for gift dept, Christ
immedistsis, 1901 connecticat HV ave: =
GIRLS twhite), with some typing
ability. Permanent position; 5-day
week; vacations, etc. Apply 1t21
9th st. NV.
GIRL to work behind counter; no
exper. nee; $35 wk. and meals.
NAPOLEON's RESTAURANT, 2649
Conn. ave. --17
GIRLS. twhitel. for shipping room Of
large wholesaler; perm. position; B.
day week; vacations, etc. Apply 112l
5th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-12-15
ALBAN TOWERS
3700 MASS. AVE. NV,
MATTRESSES

WAITRESS, PART TIME
Mon. Weds., Thurs, Fri, IL am. to
8 pm. BETHESDA INN, OIL. 1890.
Evening star., 1952-12-15
HELP-WoAEN
PIX OPERATOR

Alert. young lady. experienced In
and flling: b-day week. Apply In
person to Mrs. Strauss, MAJOR
MASTERPIECES, INC, oil 18th st.
NV. If
Evening star., 1952-12-15
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC
CURTAINS

CURTAINS
Neatly done. Experienced Laundress.
Ii. 1885, -I5
GIRL, wishes days work; s DAYS q
week. am. to p.m.: call AID.
2-9523.
LADY desires R.h.w., fond of chill
dren: references; experienced. Girl
desires work after school. DE. 2-121O
LAUNDRESS, exper. to do laund. ir
my home; pickup and delivery serv.
ice. Call Ludlov 2-410l. l6'
COLORED WOMAN COOK. child
care. light cleaning. IL. 4-60gT.
IT.
COLORED WOMAN desires days work
first class reference; cleaning OF
c1pT ireninS; Eo, Hu nIv2 3-sS4: , ST.
Tuesday and Wednesday: call DU
1874.
COLORED GIRL wants days work O,
part-time Job. Call Ii. 3-0777.
Evening star., 1952-12-15

AREA MANAGERIAL opening Janu-
ary B. with established cosmetic
Arm; high level field advancement
for full-time applicant; drawing ac
preferred. Phone, late model car
necessary For private interview
write. age. employment and educa-
tional BACKGROUND to W. H. KEGS
L.ER; Box 14sS. Star. .--l5.
UNEMPLOYED settled lady. white. to
care for elderly lady at nighttime;
practical nurse pref: no honsework
required; room and board furn. in
addition to modest compensation.
BOX 2T6-S. Star. -lb
Evening star., 1952-12-15
TYPisT-FILTE; CIERK-iSs9 am "
WAITRESS

For cocktail lounge in hotel; must be
thoroughly exper.. neat and eficient:
excel. salary and tips; meals and
uniform furn. Apply
Evening star., 1952-12-15
Junior StenOgrapher

JUNIOR StenOgrapher
Year around employment; 5-day, 40
hr. week; pay for vacations and holi-
days, 20tc discount on purchases,
many other worthwhile benefits
Apply
Woodward & Lothrop
Employment Office
Main Building. 9th Floor
During Regular Store Hours
IO). to launch AVONS
smashing new sales program Jan. /
7-S101. If
WOMEN. no age limit, general ofice
work and typing; 8 days. S34 Wk, 10
start. MRS. LEWIS, 424 Bond Bldg.
Evening star., 1952-12-15
TABULATING
CARD CLERKS

A night shift operation is be-
ing planned to begin in
about 2 months. Is girls
will be needed as tabulating
card clerks and similar jobs.
To be considered for these
jobs, you must be able to
establish satisfactory work
record and character refer
ences. Please note the fol-
lowing data and require
mentS:
/. Work shift will be 8 hours
starting at approximately
$50 pm.
2. Work week will be S days,
40 hours, Sunday through
Thursday.
3. Education requirement.
high school.
4. Age preference, 18 to IS.
S. Race, white or colored.
6. Starting salary, $42> per
per week.
Evening star., 1952-12-15
AMBITIOUS MAN

25 to As years. Sincere, reliable. IN
terested in lifetime career in sales
or sales management. Car re-
uuired. No travelling. Sales expert
ence or knowledge Of our business
unnecessary. We thoroughly train
you to assure success. Our rage
salesman earns about S105 for q
week. Above average men earn con-
siderabIy more. If qualified promo.
tion to sales management position
assures average annual earnings OF
$4,000 to $4,000 Above average
managers have opportunity for EX-
TREMELY HIGH income for LIFE
TINE. Perhaps you are in your
present position because no better
opportunity presented itself at the
time. This may be a real oppor-
tuntty for you. Determine this by
writing: E. w. Dempsey, Box 243-V
Star. giving complete details about
yourself, previous experience and
phone number. All replies held In
strict confidence. Personal inter.
view will be arranged. Our staff has
been advised of this advertisement
Evening star., 1952-12-15
YOIING WOMAN

YOUNG WOMAN
To sell art material, good starting
salary, permanent position. HILL s
ART SUPPLIES. 70S N. Glebe rd..
Arl. Va. ia. 2-SS1T ~
Evening star., 1952-12-15

MD. SHOPPES
SALARY PLUS EXCELLENT TIPS
Plus meals and uniform furnished;
pleasant working conditions, perma-
nent positions; sick leave, group in
surance benefits, employe purchase
discounts.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES. INC.
Room 200. 1341 @ st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-12-15
YOUNG WOMAN

Factory motor truck branch
has opening for aggressive
oftice clerk; must be high
school graduate. with knowl-
edge of. typing; good oppor-
tunity for future: paid vaca-
tions. insurance plans. 4O-hr.,
5-day. work week. Apply to
Box 1878.
Evening star., 1952-12-15

High School Graduate
FOR X-RAY DEPARTMENT
OF MEDICAL CLINIC
Age 1922. No experience necessary.
We will train person willing to learn
operation of X-Ray equipment. 70
days annual leave. sick leave, med
ical and disqualification coverage.
5-day week. $1,000 per annum to
start. Apply in person.
PERSONNEL OFFICE
1925 Vermont Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-12-15

PORCHES-Complete porches erected
or existing porches beautifully in:
jalousie windows. All work guaran.
teed, free estimates. JU S-3OlO.
SECO SALES ENGINEERS
S1O1 Schrider ST.. Sill. Spring. Md.
Evening star., 1952-12-15
IF YOU ARE
PART-TIME MEN

Work with supervisor contracting
home owners 3 ewes. per week, 6:3(
to $50: hourly salary. plus uomm
and bonus. Men with no selling ex.
perience preferred. We train YOU
Age % to 40. Must have car. Ap-
ply KEYSTONE CO.. 1918 M st.
NV Z tn R.20 n m Is
Evening star., 1952-12-15
PRX OPERATOR
SALESLADIES

OALGOLk1D4E
Experienced selling dresses, coats and
suits; liberal salary, plus / % COM
mission on all sales; permanent po-
sition. SAKS. 610 18th st. NV. --l6
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from die
tating machine, helping In routine
duties at headquarters Of conserva-
tion organization dealing with ma
tional parks and wilderness. Good
working conditions. good pay. o.
day week. paid vacation; state age
and experience. Box 396-J. Star.
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SECRETARY for small ONCE, 5-day
wk.: $50 per VIZ. Pc. T-1635. -l6
SECRETARY
Experience necessary. must be able
to give references. Apply in person
to. Mr.. Fullilove for vacancy now
existing il front office.
HOTEL RALEIGH
18th and Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
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Evening star., 1952-12-15
TYPIST
TYPIST

For permanent, full-time typing;
white; 6-day, 4O-hour week; free in
surance, sick and annual leave plan;
quarterly cash bonuses, plus profit
sharing plan; Advancement. Call
MISS VIDOVIC.