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binding. They are in white or
yellow gold. made by Spiedel.
Kestermade and Breton. and
you can buy them at Beach
comber Jewellers right now.
X X X
The Hurricane season hasn't
started yet, or has it? Well, any
how I'm SO glad to know just
what Mr.. Hurricane of 1852 looks
like, and on the front page too.
What with shootings and bomb
ings and guys in Korea, the
President in town, politics wav-
ing madly around, you don't
even have to open the paper
nowadays to get scared.
X X *
If you've had occasion to 90
over to Buttons. Pins and Bows
recently. and who hasn't, you
couldn't help but notice that
very colorful poster on the
porch announcing the Easter
Bonnet Contest. The poster is
really very nice. the colors
stick out all over the place.
but the poetry sure is lousYl
Well. anyhow La Vica man.
aged to put across the idea
that the big Easter Bonnet
contest is getting closer. and
she has all the beautiful things
inside you will need to make
il, plus the other things you
will need to make whole
costume.
It's no use 10 talk about the
new shipment that came in
Wednesday because it's all
gone already. but do hear
tell she expects 10 have an.
other in on Monday and the
| place opens at 1000. Last one
there's out Of luckl
4 y ~
/ Did you know that tea is sus-
ceptible 10 odorss After, its
inade. keep IL covered. That's
| what tea caddy was meant for
Also be sure to scald the pot be.
fore you make tea.
| \ 4 4
You don't have 10. be an
Economist to know about re.
distribution of surplus. espe-
ciallY If it's spare tires. Ask
| Donald's.
| 4 4 4
So now you know it. Fridays
almost gone and the week enc
is ahead. Don't forget TO visit
all the places we've been, an,
some we've missed. It's "A won
derful town to shop. and you'c
better believe it! Yours Truly
Jaxon.-.-tAdvt.)
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Key West members who at
tended the meeting were: Mrs.
Catherine McManus, delegate for
the district nominating board,
and Mesdames Blanche Miller,
Merle Curry and Grace Crosby,
Mrs. Opal Eckhoff of Miami
was elected district director and
Mrs. Beulah Butler, also of Mi
ami, as assistant director for the
coming year.
State president of the BPW,
Miss Helen Krauss of ST. Peters
burg outlined some of the plans
for the coming Florida State
convention to be held in st.
Petersburg May Is through May
II at the Suwanee hotel.
Principal speaker at the dis.
trict meeting was Mrs. Beatrice
Patterson, field director for the
National B.P.W., from New York.
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Hospital Charity Ball Committees
announce Final ARRANGEMENTS Made

General Hospital: Mrs. Edith
Brown, Mrs. Hazel Kuchn, Mrs.
Grace KruZick, Mrs. Janet Barn
nett and assistants. Mrs. John
Pearson, Mrs. George Bartlett,
Mrs. Polly Bardwell. Miss Lola
Perez. Miss Virginia Whitmarsh.
Orchid eorsages: Mrs. Allen
Sheppard
Flower Girls: Miss Donna Wi
liams, Miss Barbara Pritchard,
Miss Penny Johnson. Miss Gloria
Muniz.
Tickets: Mrs. B. c. Papy
Reservations: Mrs. Howard vii
son, Phi; 1904
Door Committee: Mrs. Edna Ju
liam, Mrs. May AbrahamSe, Mrs.
John Gardner, Mrs. Roland Goulet
Finance: Mrs. U. J. Delgado
Publicity: Mrs. Marion Stark
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Veterinarian, Due
For Meeting W 4; h.
City Commission

Veterinarian. DR.. J. L.
Johns of South Miami, will
arrive in Key West Monday
to talk to city commissioners
concerning the desperate
need of veterinarians serv-
ice in the city.
Members of the Humane
Society and citizens interest
ed in the welfare of ami
mails have long expended an
effort TO obtain veterinary
service.
Mrs. George Mills White.
president of the Humane So
cietY has sent out an appeal
asking that anyone who
knows of a location with a
large room, preferably two.
with running water, which,
might be used as an office.
call Immediately. Her tele'
phone is 1886.
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All arrangements have been
made by the women who have
planned the Annual Hospital Cha
rity Ball and the festive affair is
set for tomorrow night at the Casa
Marina. Master of ceremonies will
be Burt Hayes of the Burt and Hap
Ply dance team. Music for dancing
which begins at 10 am. will be
played by the excellent Bob Nc
Grew orchestra.
The following persons are in
charge:
Dance committee: co-chairmen:
Mrs. Mary Louise Spottswood and
Mrs. Reginald T. Pritchard.
Hostess committee: Mrs. Henry
Sands and Mrs. Herman Moore
HosteSses; Nurses of the Monroe
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PythidR Sisters Plan
Entertaining PrOgTalll

A special entertainment win be
presented Monday evening March
II at eight O'Clock following the
business session at 7:30 by Pythian
Sister. Music and other features
are part of the program.
A painting donated by Miss Fran
els Cochran will be given away.
The public is cordially invited to
attend. The program takes place at
the knights of Pythias Hall on
Fleming street.
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She spoke on national policies
before 200 members and remind
ed them that they are a part of
the largest organization for en-
ployed women in the world. Her
theme stressed this fact and the
relative one that it is time TO
think. not only in terms of the
United States, but as citizens of
the entire world.
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Visiting Here

James J. Mcknight of Opa
Locka is visiting his mother. Mrs.
Mary ]. Mcknight, laos Newton
street. over the weekend. The for
mer Key Wester Is now editor Of
the Opa Locka News and the
Northwest Dadc News, In Dade
county.
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KEY VEST NAVY NAN
EXPECTED FOR VISIT

Martin Leon. Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Leon, Sr., 622
Louisa street, is expected to
spend a few days with his par
ents while home on leave from
with the navy in Cali
fornia.
Young Martin expects to re-
new acquaintance with his many
friends here.
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Fred J, Dion. Simonton street.
today qualified for the office Of
Monroe County Tax Assessor.
Chester Tingler, Marathon and
Neil Saunders. Key West, quail.
fled for The Monroe County Anti.
Mosquito Control Board.
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British railroads use track sec
tons go feet long prepared in
advance of any new construction.
They are put in place by cranes
and welded together.
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Mrs. c. B. Harvey, Mrs. Grace Crosby,
Nominated For State B.P.W. Offices

resolution rearmed for the nomination of local Key
West members and Professional Womans Club
the Miami meeting Sunday of BPW District Ten Mrs c. B.
Harvey State president of the organization Mrs
Crosby State corresponding secretary
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and - Golly. / like it!

X \ X
More recipes? OK. How about
a newish sauce for ice cream,
now that it's sorta kinda warm
ish again? Heat one cup honey
- any kind you like - heat it
to a double bubble even. Then
stir in one-half cup chopped
toasted nuts, any kind. Pour over
the ice cream and then take a
vote on who's the most popular
Nom in town.
4 X x
There are some skirt and
top separates at Beldner's -
printed jobs trimmed with
fringe and ball fringe that can
only be described as "torchY."
Colorfully beautiful, the top
with built.in bra to give you a
wonderful contour. They lace
up the back too. The things
come in red. royal blue. brown.
green or black print and fringe
on white. Skirt Ss.ss. top S5.sS.
You'll look like an Inca Prin-
cess in one!
X X n
The old saying that the fool
and his money are soon parted
is still so true, but we'd like to
observe that Income Tax does it
Tor the rest of us. And if this
isn't original, you can blame I'm
Gle Sam!
X, X X
It's fun to go into the Chill
dren's Cornsf - especially
when there are cute little girls
with red-sold curls shopping
there.
When grandma was a girl
pinafores were strictly to keep
the nice dresses nice and clean.
but times have changed with
pinafores as well as horse and
buggies and now they are so
pretty they are worn on top or
all alone and go to parties and
TO Sunday School.
Children's Corner has them.
froihY organdies in lovely pas
tells. frosted with ruffles and
lace. What could be cutter than
a little girl in pinafore on
Esster morning in one Of the
little round Milan straw hats.
daisy trimmed and ribboned in
brown, black or navy blue
velvet - especially little girls
with red.gold curls like the
one we saw
4 4 4
Always comes the time when
you have to fall down on your
knees and confess you did il
again. No matter how it happen
ed, it sure did, and we up and
said that Gulfstream Food De-
partment Store was renting Old
English waxers and polishers FOL
$l.50 for "a hours and johnson
polishers for $500. Well, here's
once where the news will be
good because the johnson walkers
are the little brush jobs and are
powerful enough for anything
and they rent for only $l.00 fol
"a hours and the Old English are
the big ones with two sets OF
brushes and the buffer and they
rent for $3.50 for "a hours W.
sure do hope that Mr.. Gulf and
Mr.. Stream don't think we were
trying to sabotage their business
but we feel worse because nov
we know they have lost theii
faith in genius.
y y
What with Easier coming
and folks who think lot OF
each other wanting TO ex-
change a gift or two, the best
idea in many a moon is the
new Identification bracelets
that look just like the stretch
bands you see on watches.
These are for men or women,
wide or narrow and they
So e h clear to
here and back again without
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Can't think of a thing SEN
timental to say today so the peo-
pie who are doing Dorothy Dixs
column can rest III peace. There
be no competition, and we were
off to such a nice start too!
Evening star., 1952-10-28
HElP---WOMEN

SALESWOMAN with car; weekly sal
ary and commission; no limit on
earnings. SUNLIGHT PLATE GLASS
& MIRROR CO. Call after pm
TO. 9434 or 10. S-1556. 30
SEAMSTRESS, exper.. also as clerk ia.
dry cleaning store. HO. 1850. 2Olt
2 st. NV --oS
sEAMsTREss, experienced, for new
work. 4l06 Brandywine st. NV,
KE. 7-0Sl6. 29'
SEAMSTRESS. experienced. Apply
houSekeepin9 department, HOTEL
RALEIGH, 18th and Pa. ave. NV
SECY. to research director: accurate
typing; shorthand; 35 hrs. week,
$3.50 mo. to start; union benefits
Box 397-R, Star. 80
SECRETARY. age 21 to 80. We have
an immediate opening for an eff
cient young stenographer: starting
salary, $3.50 per mo-, with excellent
opportunity for advancement; 40
hr work week: conditioned Of
fice; pension and insurance plans;
cafeteria in building. Call W. H
PROCTOR, ME. 4793.
SECRETARY--Adv. agency. Our ra-
dio-TV director is looking for gal
with radio or, adv. experience: 3
secretary who want TO be the boss
right-hand man; 5-day wk.; salary
open. Call DI. T400-if you feel
uualified
Evening star., 1952-10-28

Needed at once, six neat-appearine
young ladies who are interested in
earning better than average income,
we train you to demonstrate q fac
Tory tory direct service. Earn 500 per
Mk: while learning. Rapid advance
while Apply 1929 18th st. NV,
ID floor. 9 to II am. only. is
work: knoTl. 81 typ. desired ed but but
not essential; 40-hr. wk.; paid hoii-
days; Cali LA. 6-4s0o for apt.
fOVNG ,u,.b LADY: general office work
most reliable iewelry stores: con-
genial surroundings excellent sal
CO. 71s 7 7th II st. ttefnoW. n.W. ELI FCsEN Rub
LADIES (6), free to travel
Fla. this winter and return. Perm
work. Salary plus commission and
nonuS: Average, more than 1864
monthly. Immed cash drawing acct.
9ee ief, Mr; kettner' Chastelton Hotel.
noon, 20 pm. No phone calls. 30
YOUNG WOMAN. general office work,
CHARLES scHWARTz HrRI4 T. AND NSDrS0eT3H' goN
200 Ellsworth drive, S. s., Md.
oHOf WORK in metal fabricating
RtoAio. al ouuu SmdlI machinery: idea
WORKING conditions. 13 N st. ne.
THE CHRISTMAS SEASON means
BIG profits for AVON representa- :
tlveS. We train you. Start now and
earn $500 before Xmas. RE. SiO7.
OPPORTUNITY to spend winter in
the South for refined capable lady,
Compensation commensurate with
ability. Call to see P. c. TUIIY
Room 924. 1346 Conn. ave, between
and 4; No telephone calls. 80
full or part time;
regardless of age: earnings It'll
xmas, average 81 an hour callinc
on friends and neighbors showing
cur plaSticS. MRS. FREY. HO. I0i4
STERLING SILVER
Aver. S35 per sale. 3 to s sales
weekly; no canvassing, (white). Cal
= Mr.: BROCKMAN. FA. 1929.
SPARE TIME CASH - Sell Xmas
cards; AS much as $50 weekly. No
experience needed; sell on sight,
Free samples. Personal cards that
sell low as 80 for S1.25. Samples
OF boxes on approval. LIBERTY
BELL STUDIOS. $50 F st. NV. Suite
DOB RE. 4716. Open Thursday eve
ningS.
Evening star., 1952-10-28
CLERK-TYPIST

Large investment company. Silver
Spring area needs young woman,
21-26 typing essential Good work
ing conditions and salary. Apply IN
person to Mr.. MINTOONS. SO47
13th St. Silver Spring, Nd. --2S
Evening star., 1952-10-28
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

G.H.W. OR BABY SITTER-Woman
colored. desires work; 5-day week
lve IN; references. LU. 4-3o73.
Civ. AND/OR CHILD CARE
Woman, coiored: 5-day week: ref
GIRL wants g.h.w. care of empl.
pleasant. HU. 925S.
GIRL, colored. wants days work.
references. co. 1868.
GIRL, colored, desires days work.
Wednesday. Experienced. References.
GIRL, colored. desires days work.
WOMAN, colored; must have Job;
sew, cook, patch. light wash, clean;
part or full time. UN. 447S.
WANT TO PLACE my full time. re-
liable cook-maio, with adult family
5zz2 days; $50 plus carfare. GIL,
domestic WORKERS
want work by day or week. Cali
WANT BABY SITTING. Tuesday,
Wednesday, Friday afternoons. Re
RfFINfD RIsEfRSsf; RHrfE Rhi fG'1i WOMAN, widow
desires housekeeper pos. with bus
mess woman. Box 76-M, Star. 28'
COLORED GIRL desires part-time
g;h.w;; 90. Adams 1882.
COL. GIRL. neat; desires days work,
Mon. through Fri. Call between
. am. and pm, Ii. 7-925l.
lCOLORED GIRL desires g.h.w. and
sx ssEe 19bo q children live in; ref
COLORED GIRL desires work a.
waitress, or kitchen helper. Ex
CoLoRED GIRL desires JOB, store
maid or general houseWOrk. HAT
Tie BRYANT, co. 5442.
COL0RED GIRL wishes general house.
work by the day or week; city refer
COLORED GIRL wants perm. work
Child care for emp. couple. Good
city references. 512 days. HU. 367I.
iCOLORED GIRL desires days work:
BUS girl or store maid. Good refs
Health card. AID. 1852.
COLORED LADY desires job clean
ing apts.. or child care Tor employee
CoI6REing eSTpIsi gooS RoMpN. eXper. Il; LIS, 6.5220,
/ WORK; experienced in laundry. Ii
coL0RED WOMAN desires lob q,
mothers helper. 5-day week. TR
CoIoRED WOMAN wants days work
COLORED WOMAN wants lob as
Kitchen helper. Can cook. RA. 1895
roron --29
COLORED WOMAN desires R'h,w
c1lld care or days work; reliable
COLORED WOMAN, settled. desire.
! plain cooking, cleaning; last place
flye years; references. Ii. 3-576i.
COLORED WOMAN wishes baby sit.
tlng or light houSeWork. DU. 90tiSl
COLORED WOMAN wishes genera
! nousework, good cleaner, exper
launqreSS. City refs. AID. $3.50,
COIOKED GIRL desires JOB, cleanine
| onceS; days week. References
GIRL. colored, desires maid work,
1 live in, fond of children. No COOK.
! ing Call DE 1r3r -
Evening star., 1952-10-28

Under 80. accurate with figures, for
circulation records dept. newspaper
once. Must have initiative and
ability to handle details; 5-day
week, advancement. CO. 10l4. 81
Evening star., 1952-10-28
THE EVENING STAR

TELEPHONIST. to call on active ac-
counts in credit collection Depart
ment OF large store; position perma-
nsnt. nsn See Mr.; Klein. MARVIINs
TOBACCO CLERK; no experience
necessary; good hours. STANDARD
DRUG CO., 1101 H st. ne. 80
TYPIsT MUTUAL INSURANCE
Nk; air-cond office, life insurance,
disqualification. with surgical ex-
pense. See Miss Jones. -2S
TYPIST. under 80. in modern air
conditioned, fire and casualty insur
ance branch Office Insurance expe-
rience helpful but not necessary
Good chance for advancement to i'm
Apply NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL,
Sl2 Woodward Bldg 30
TYPIST, white, 20-30. experienced
on IBM electromatic; 5-day wk
Starting salary, 500 per wk., plus
overtime. Some answering phone re-
uuired. Ma. 3101. 80
exper. helpful but not nee. !;
perm. position; 5-day, 40-hr. wk. !:
pleasant working conditions; liberal
dis. on purchases; ins. and hospital
PEOPLES DRUG STORES. employ
white, under 36: permanent
positions; air-conditioped building,
modern cafeteria; 40hour, 5-day
week; annual starting salary, So, 400;
liberal vacation and sick leave. Apply
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
personnel Office, Bird and r sts. ne,
Gam to % m No phone calls 30
Evening star., 1952-10-28
PIX OPERATOR

aECEPTIONIsT-TYPIsT for dental
office in medical center: secretarial
duties but no shorthand required
5-day week; Box 424-R. Star. --29
Evening star., 1952-10-28
HELP DOMESTIC
COOK -UOJISEKEEpFp. e..

COOK K-HOUSEKEEPER; first class.
Other help employed. Upstairs room
and bath. Good salary. OR. 5625.
COOK AND DOWNSTAIRS WORK;
colored. over 80. Live in. No IRON
ing, no heavy cleaning. EN-. 1908.
COOK K-G.H.W., 5 days, $50 week; or
6-dayS, S35 week. Liye-in or out.
References. OR. O419. a
Evening star., 1952-10-28
SITUATIONS WOMEN (contl REPAIRS AND sERycE icon.

TWO GIRLS, colored, desire Jobs as
356S,
COLORED GIRL wishes Job after :
at, night as diShwasher, kitchen
helper or waitress. TR. GAIA.
GIRL desires part time
morning job, general house work
nursing experience. HO. $3.50.
COLORED GIRL desires work as typ
list or fountain girl. Experienced. No
1897
COLORED GIRL, high school grad.
aeslres employment. Reliable. Phone
vi. 25l4. 2gS
Evening star., 1952-10-28
INSTRUCTION COURSES

HIGH SCHOOL AT HOME-In spar,
tlme. Also 39l business, industrial,
englneerlng. art and ACADEMIC
courses. Diploma awarded. Write or
,;;hone for catalog OF courses. les,
~ Bond Bldg, ME. Sl66.
TYP. P.-SHORTHAND. $3.50 wk. ewes.
% Wk: day. semi-pVt TEMPT <
SCHOOL 1920 K st. n W MA. 1858
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul-
ture; all subjects taught. Approved
Tor Gl training; day and evening
classes. WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL
'4EGE. 1910 q st. NV. DI. 1862
PIX X-RECEPTIONIST course easily
earned; age no handicap. Day class
tuition $50; night S25. MRS
CHANDLER. HU. 1924, ST. 727S
AIRLINES
Men and unmarried women, 1895,
needed to train for ground or flight
airline positions; training need not
interfere with present employment.
coast = to = coast FREE placement
service for our grads. Write, cal
IN person or phone DI. 67O3 be-
tween ! l am. and z pm, RIM. 702,
NATIONAL AIR COLLEGE, 7lO 14th
So. NV, Wash. 5, D. c. 20
Evening star., 1952-10-28
WE NEED 10
Demonstration Trainees

days per week, demonstrating foods
in super markets. This is interest
ing. permanent, part-time work, 6
hours Der DAY.
Only. requirement is some previous
selling experience. Any woman can
apply who is neat in appearance,
and between the ages of 22 and As.
Married women seeking part time
employment are especially invited to
'ome in for interview.
See MIR. ROY SILVER. Willard Hotel,
l4th and Pennsylvania ave. NV,
Tuesday, between 1890 and $50
Evening star., 1952-10-28
REFRIGERATION AND
AIR CONDITIONERS
SALES STPUTCE DENTAL

~|AA@AIO' OA14V AS4Ss xtG4N 1AA
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION co.
Days. UN. 1919; Ewes. UN. 1878
ROOF LEAK? Walls or cellar wet?
Cutters bad? For guaranteed work,
call after 4 p.n. to 8 am, TR. 1879,
WADpELL S ROOF SERVICE.
STONE AND FLAGSTONE WORK.
retaining wills patios, steps. walks,
ETC.; also cement work of all kinds.
STORM WINDOWS. Can fit any tyne
window For the best price, terms
(no money down, 80 months to pay)
and immed. installation, call Mr..
GILES. Ii. 4-45ss: ewes. and sun.
TEGEvisIoN sERvICING. including
evenings, Saturdays and Sundays;
guaranteed. RA: 1875.
TV ANTENNA INSTALLATION; guar
anteed; S2l.50 complete. Phone
nv sERvicE-Your set repaired in
made. sHERRs TV, ~ ST. ST. 'sse2.. MSi i
TV SERVICE-Evenings and Sundays;
repairs in home, $500. No Ak, no
rI charge s Lug LUDLOW s-29a6. sS.
and labor guaranteed for 80 days:
S3. 10. 3-5299.
TYPEWRITER REPAIRING, steno-
types. etc.; all work guaranteed;
quick service. rea easonable price; bring
mach. in. BELA'S, 3019 18th, mr..
Col. rd, AD 2231,
Evening star., 1952-10-28
Flagstone and Stone

tIagSCOne ana Stone
WORK
porches retaining walls. tile drain.
sNdEho sFs AleS %AseGcfo SniaGH5 Isp'assi ST. 1859
Fheosa sssnsa ana sASpER xpEss od sPd door. asS
FLOOR SERVICE. Nothing but the
best; laying, sanding, finishing.
cleaning; parquet installation. Bruce
NoRsi NJ sals. 1sc'' 1872 Wisconsin ave.
GENERAL REPAIRS-Painting plas-
tering carpenter work. roof paint
ing. repairing; no lob too small.
INFi1ExT SFiIlA r bEcoRAroR-An COR work
comp. Of lob. c. e. MOODY. ov.
MxTsTREssEs remade. ss up. STEIN
e6 e6OpiMG ia,5 CO. 1924 18th st. n'W''
PAiNTISG. 1st class. by white me-
chanics: free estimates; impossible
to beat our prices. Ex. 1873. -2s
roa oaDssns Hs'siSs sas
cali sH. 477l or 70. 4731 80 :
PAINTING, interior, exterior, roof
coating, caulking: gen. repairs; free
estimates. TU. 1927 or RIA. 0036.
PAINTING, interior and exterior. by
able white men. best work for less.
free estimate. Ii. 1906. rs
PAINTING. interior, exterior: reason
seasce sSls Whit MR B1aoRk T5sesns sF 1nmsSs.' 4s
PAINTING, papering, Kem-toning.
| Anything to be done to your house.
see me first. HU. 4429. Ii. 3-5415.
PAINTING and floor finishing. First
class workmanship. Free estimate.
PAINTING CONTRACToR-commer-
yrs M MR. TAWRENcE Seis'fssot RA q 49, 49,
PAlNTER-,Interior, exterior; do my
own work: reasonable; ref; free
p.pEpINS eSSimatsSs RA: 3l3s. -2s
SsoFE ToTk fa HU sS9ae sS4 afteI Wfei's s mech Own
carpenter repairs. floor and wall tile:
terms i desired. GE. 8SOl.
PAPERING AND PAINTING--satis-
MR sea 'qstSnsFs for e ever S5oS g years
PAPER HANGING, $40 per room up;
1859 Sunfast washable paper; work
guaranteed. GE. 1893 or GE. 246l
PAPERHANGING-S1O room up. Sun
fast washable paper. Do own work.
Guaranteed. White mechanic. GE.
0024. --2S
PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work. Estimates free, Call MR..
BECKETT. MI. 0930. DU. 4O53.
PLASTERING, cement, waterpr0ofng;
skilled white mechanics; prompt
service. NO 574S. 80
PLASTERiNG, cement work; no lob
too big nor too small. HUI, 451O.
THOMAS. a3S r. l. ave. NV. go
PLASTERING REPAIRS, old and
new work, large or small Jobs,
white mechanics, reasonable. SH.
/ 4154. 7
PLAsTERING-Patch work q sp.-
cialty. BY white mechanic. Good
service. Reasonable TU. 0171.
PLUMBING AND HEATING-No Job
( prices. Registered D. C. and Md.
! UN. 1859. --2S
Evening star., 1952-10-28

over So. white, with both credit and
supervisory BACKGROUND, to increase
efficiency and improve operation in
credit department of large finance
company, MR.. WARNER. ST. 4SOO.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. exper.
only. Apply S:30-4:30 pm; good
starting salary. permanent. For ap-
pointment call JU. S-S50l.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR -TYPIST.
Chemical and Engineering Research
Organization in Alex desires alert
and personable girl for receptionist
must must be high school graduate and
but not essential; forty-hour wk
t1ye days; beginning salary about
500. mo. Call for appt. OV. 2177.
TEACHER, excel. opportunity for
experienced primary teacher in an
estab. pvt. school in Arl. Call GIL.
1900. s am. to 5 pm. 80
TEACHERS COLLEGE STUDENTS
Room with bath, evening meal plus
small salary in exch. for help with
children. Refs. exch. OR. 0419 3