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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-28
AT Steward
Is Arrested

NEW YORK @-Customs off
Gals say an Air France steward.
arrested Tuesday on q charge Of
failing to declare seven platinum
bars, had no reason to try to hide
the metal.
There is no duty on platinum
brought into this country. the Gus
toms spokesman said. and the only
requirement Is that II be declared.
But customs officials said the
steward. Andre Foligny. 30, Paris.
apparently did not know this and
hid the seven bars in q vest under
his shirt The platinum was valued
At s7.ooo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-28
Child Dragged
By Car Dies

DANESE, w. Va. "a - Seven
year-old Hattie Lou Bragg was
happily playing in front Of her
home Tuesday, 10-foot length of
rope tied to her wrist.
She was tossing the free end
into the air when Il suddenly
caught on the front Of q neigh.
boris passing automobile.
The little girl was dragged $50
yards before the driver could be
stopped. Hattie died on the way
TO q Doctors office.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-28
Sparkman Opens
Campaign Tour

MENDENHAI.L. Miss. WLSen.
John Sparkman. Democratic vice
presidential nominee, win open a
2-week campaign tour with .
speech here tonight. The Alabama
senator viii speak at the high
school stadium under the auspices
Of the Junior Chamber Of Com
merce.
HIS next scheduled speech win
be al the Amvets national con.
vention Al Grand Rapids, Mich,
Saturday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-28

cola. and Davis Atkinscn. Talla-
hassee.
Rep. Trio Bronson. Kissimmee.
was designated as speaker pro TEN
Of the 1858 House. but he later
was nominated for the Senate.
II Is likely that House members
viii vote on the protein post when
they caucus here Sept. l2,la.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-28
Moody Enters
Speakers Race

TAMPA R--Ssate Rep. James S.
Moody. Plant City, is the latest
10 set in the race for speaker pro
tenn Of the 1858 Florida House.
Moody announced Tuesday he
would seek the post. Others in the
race are Webb Jernigan, PenSa-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-28
HAL
BOYLE
/ SAYS
By HAL BOYLE

NEW YORK M - MANKIND is
divided into two classes:
/. Those with hobbies.
2. People who enjoy life.
This is fortunate for the peace
Of the world. For one of the spirit
ual requirements Of a man with a
bobby is the existence Of other
people who have no hobby of their
ewn and are therefore free to
admire him for his.
There is a legend that lobbyists
are happy in each others company
because they share a mutual en-
thusiasm--be it collecting old moss
or 2-headed butterflies.
But this is pure fiction. Because
two men are married do they like
70 listen to each other talk about
their wives? It is the same way
with hobbies. People with the
same hobby bore each other to
death. How can one stamp collec-
tor love another stamp collector
If the second one has a stamp
the first one doesn't?
They are not pals but mortal
enemies, divided forever by pride
and envy of possession. 1t is the
same way with people who hoard
first editions or MATCHBOX covers
or do needlepoint.
That is why folks who are ridden
by q hobby horse need someone
like me. My hobby is collecting
people who have hobbies them
selves, and / can recommend it
70 you. II works both ways. You
give them the praise they yearn
for, and in gratitude you reap
whatever advantage their hobby
has for you.
But word of caution is in
order. Don't collect just any old
lobbyists ito admire. Limit your
circle to friends whose hobbies can
be of concrete benefit to you.
Here are a few to avoid:
/. Psychologists, or cave ex-
plorers.
2. People who breed cats, dogs
or racehorses. (If they come up
with a Rin-Tin-Tin or Man-'O-
war, they won't give him to you.
3. Bric-a-brac collectors.
4. Amateur geneologists. (If they
find they have a fine family tree,
do you think they'll let you roost
in it?)
lobbyists Of this kind are a total
loss. They want adulation and
respect from you, but they give
nothing in return for the time they
take. On the other hand, here are
q few types of lobbyists the wise
man will court:
/. People who grow roses.
2. People who grow tomatoes,
sweet corn and radishes.
8. People who collect vintage
wines.
4. Camera bugs.
5. Motoring enthusiastic
6. Philanthropists.
The advantages Of these splendid
folks are obvious. They have to
share their hobbies. Drag on them
the least bit, and they will supply
flowers for your home, fresh vege-
tables and wine for your table,
free Photographic portraits Of you
to give your relatives at Christmas,
and cheap vacation trips by car
to beach or mountain.
II you limit yourself to collecting
only one kind Of lobbyist. however,
philanthropists are probably the
best gamble. If you appreciate
them long and hard enough, they
may remember TO appreciate you,
too--in their will.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-28
HOLLYWOOD
NOTES
By BOB THOMAS

Payne, salesman.
Now I'll bet you thought Of
Payne as the bare-chested gent
who slices up pirates like baloney
while grasping the heroine with a
protective arm. Well, the same guy
is perhaps Hollywood's most ac-
complished salesman.
He spent three months on the
road last year, visiting 60 different
cities. In the past three years, he
has touched 225 u. S. cities, SELL
ing films like Caribbean all the
while.
He performs these chores as
principal star of william Pine and
william Thomas, who don't just
let a picture 60 out and sell itself.
The dollar Bills" as they are
called, are both form e +
agents. They and their stars hit
the hinterlands with hoopla to
hoist the profits Of their adventure
epics.
st has been great experience
for me-" Payne admitted. 'I've
learned how picture is exploit
ed, and Pm going to make it pay
off. I'm making two pictures as
partner with Edward Small. With
Is per cent of the profits, I'll be
out there on the road selling 'em,
believe me.
eve learned that two-thirds Of
this business is not in Hollywood.
AS far as the capital investment
is concerned, only one-tenth Of the
business is in Hollywood. OF
course, a very essential part is
here. But Hollywood has neglected
the selling end too long,"
The actor remarked that he has
learned many things by his chats
with theater men, newspaper peo-
pie and plain movie goers.
1.-TWO years ago, / could see
plain as day that the people didn't
want to buy sombre pictures with
psychological overtones," he said.
"A picture like The Heiress' was
beautifully done, but it did poor
business.
People don't want to be de-
pressed. That goes for a picture
like "A Streetcar Named Desire.
/ know it did good business, but
people were depressed by it. If
the same combination of talent ap-
peared in another picture, ! don't
think the general public would 60
for it.
"They just aren't interested in
something like The Coming Dis
aster of Suzie Gilch. |"
Aside for a distaste for down
beat stories, the public has no par
ticular concern about cycles,
Payne added.
81 read that musicals are on the
way out right now" he observed.
That's nonsense. A good musical
viii always sell tickets, and 50
will good Western or q good adj
venture. But they have to be good.
That's the difference between The
business done by q 5-day Western
and something like 'Stagecoach' or
High Noon"
Payne is taking his salesman
ship seriously. He has hired q full
time secretary to help him with
his theater and newspaper con-
facts all over the country.
Capsule review: 'sMy Man and
l" is a picture Of surprisingly high
quality. You wouldn't expect much
from the title, but it turns out to
be social study that compares
favorably to last seasons topper,
"A Place in the Sum" It's the
story of a Mexican immigrant and
his faith In the U. S., despite a
frameup mat almost loses his cit
izenship. Ricardo Montalban dis
plays real acting ability in the
leading role, and Shelly Winters
also is good. Wendell Corey and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-28

Want a delicious main dish for
a bridge-luncheon? Bake thin five
inch pancakes and roll them "a
round filling of creamed canned
lobster.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-28

WASHINGTON R-The State De-
partment announced today that
U. S. legations in Lebanon, Syria
and Hashemite Jordan are being
raised to full-fledged embassies.
Evening star., 1952-08-09
SITUATIONS MEN

CHEF available. with hotel. restau-
rant. cafeteria and club exper; Al
refs Phore TR, 1888. 1O'
CONSTRUCTION observation-disclosures
penter. foreman, experienced resi-
asntisI sax soic ana saar ssaammerciai ref Re-. Reply
CoNTRoLLER, ONCE manager. ~ ac-
decree; age 34. 10. 5-i633. III
IBM electric and Robotyper oper., 90
yrs. old; exper. RA. 9542, Apt. 23.
MAN. colored, desires work as porter.
you? co. 2194. 10
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employmsnt. odd Jobs, yard. work.
seanlns wa'e'ss ese sSnVSToN SnaVEPSsTrieS ARMSs hsSfs
Harbor Lights Corp. ME. 1882.
REPORTER, critic editor. general
employment; moderate salary; fun
or part time. No sales. Box 344-C,
YOUNG MAN, colored, efficient, wants
part pssrrts,time work. 8 to 10 pm; AP.
YoUHG MAN. e7, desires full : or
commercially exper. DE. 1926. ID
YOUNG MAN. single; college degree,
varied experience domestic and for
esn: eign: has caTS; What have You to
COLLEGE GRADUATE. LIB. married
desires part-time position. Call eve
NEAT. COLoRED VET wishes clean
work: 6 pm. It'll 12. Call Sunday
YOUNG ACCOUNTANT. MICS and
BBA degrees, with varied business
exper, desires position with public
accounting firm. MI. 807O, KE.
1-pbm -12
COLORED MAN wants Q weeks vac.
work. Mon, Aug. IL; exper. Jan.
eng, gard, etc. DE. 9O36. Ext. s.
Evening star., 1952-08-09
WATTRESSES


earnings; must be exper. Apply in
SEA ROOD REsTAuRANTTss.i REsTAi5ii NTsi1TGtss s5ss
Piney Branch rd.. Silver Spring. Md.
and 3s15 Georgia ave. NV. %
LADIES--Make extra money in you1
rbinsstons sSars Time svslsx making san and selling
ceiye free sample. JEWEL GRE
A:E: a!7oNB5i 81. Heii sSi7s' 7sss New York ave
WOMEN for pleasant work in air
TiTSdt,t S4inTSdlticned s1,Ia photo lab: with o.
Sio3ss Sao&o ssRSicr agg{y g6 st5 tR5lsTR1GI st.
WOMAN, white, fountain work; eve
HEidHTs pHARMAScsYa, 7o57 o53lMaTt Mari.
,I1Or 60ro pike. Hillside 4174. %
WOMAN, settled, refined. to care for
Ink for employed dsushter; I S;iif live VIM iIii
comfortable home. 2 baths. convent.
Wits wits TETRRETT. Ts Rt. 8. Box s2s.
position as clerk-typist with life
insurance company. Pleasant sur
roundinss, paid vacation. retire
ment benefits. Apply 1928 Conn.
aye. z W, 2nd floor. -15
WOMAN, for sales and fix
ture department in wholesale cleo
trical supply house as assistant to
buysr: Amply REACON ELECTRIC
SUpPLY co, s051 18th st., Silver
BE MY qOSTEss for an eve. Of fun
Earn $18 to $50 worth Of beaut.
costume jewelry absolutely free. For
more info. call Ii. 3-5579. 10
EVENING WORK, g to 10 nm. and
Sat afternoon, neat handwritinS
and some tipping ability. girl not
employed during day preferred: ST
per hr; Apply between $50 and Z,
RIM; 405, 1108 18th st. NV. Iii
PART-TIME SECRETARY-Hours to
working conditions. salary commen.
surate with ability and experience.
Call RE. 2717 Monday for interview
Evening star., 1952-08-09
hELP WOMEN tcen..)
CLERKS

Clerks, white, under. 80; permanent
modern cafeteria. 4o-hour. S-day
week; typing not required: annual
starting acdI'n. a salary, ;. $1,000; liberal
TTONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY,".
Personnel Office, 3rd and r sts. ne;
a:m;-4 pm. weekdays; NO PHONE
CALLS. 10
CLERK-TYPIST age 1890; must be
able to. type so w.p.m. accurately:
all employe benefits. with an expand
ing engineering organization. Call
CLERK-TYPIsT; s7h-hour. s-day
pleasant Working conditions in air.
Peterson. MUTUAL 1ETi.0Tn FIRE oss ms. co. N5
Of .. G.; lS0l H st. NV. la
CLERk-TYPIST,, young lady. Is to
20, Tor established real estate firm.
good dtsypist. Salary open. Phone
CLERK -TYPIsT-perm. position ma
tional Catholic ORGANIZATION: 5-day
week. paid vacation; good starting
salary. sary Call RE. 3553, Extension
-TYPIsT, general office work;
must be good typist. Here is an
opportunity to work out Of the down
town congested area; interesting
work in the field of transportation.
vi VAN EFsEs EERRz Il fa5s RsrtSa Gpshat
CLERK-TYpIsT. experience not U nee.
essary; 40-hr. .wk., vacation, hos
pltalization and insurance benefits;
permanent position; salary discussed
at interview. Apply 1905 r. I. ave.
ne. -1O
CLERK-TYPIsT; must be eager to
learn office work connected with new
car franchise. Call in person, BUR-
ROWS MOTOR CO., INC, 900 M st.
s.e.. Mr. Smith. IL
one who is ambitious
and wishes to place self in secure
position: This opening in our sales
dept. offers interesting: varied work
with good starting salary and OPP
portunity for advancement. Apply
to Mrs. Jones. JOHN G.. WEBSTER
q SONS. INC, 627 F st. NV, ST.
oI0O: -13
CLERK-TYPIsT
II to Fl. pleasant working condi-
tons: 5-day week. Apply in person.
CoRRADOS. INC. 4477 Conn. ave.
10
Evening star., 1952-08-09

Most popular brands, new 1857
models In original factory cartons.
Y CASH 15ee psEMo sfIyfe sAEEs 2S e. ss
a23 18th st. NV. Ex. 7s05. -15
DESK. executive type, oak. 33x54x30,
good cond.: S15. WI. 29SS. 10
DESKS-School desks, ideal for play
room: storm windows. various sizes:
"a each. CH. 5432. ---12
DIAMONDs--Lady's SOL. n Ct, 500:
lady's "a Ct. $3.50; lady's l ct.
ssIs5ald s4sG: msns cut; $500 e. iadys yGod ~ ss;
cts. si,i5o; iady's i0ia cts.
$1,000. All prices include mountinss.
Trades accepted. LIVINGSTON q
co. 1423 H st. NV. ME. $40. %
DIAMOND, l-carat diamond ring. 2
afussitss s6isrns 70 Sss pEipt: SELL Zach ca. Hfas sM
DiNi RIM sgiTE' fits $50; lty, 1m. suit suite.
ISSg;, SO; othsr fyrn; ,r.M MI; 4436: 10
dinette: walnut. Early American;
DINING RM. sET&seven.pc: pf mahoS..
z dressers. 2 beds. OR. 7474 after
nm: Sat, ell day Sun. .--lO
DINEITE, maple; double bed; chest.
DINETTE SET-Chrome with yellow
cred chairs, $40; Frigidaire. excel.
eondi esS ps s75; ss5s' ISr' siec' ironsr. IS SO.
DINETTE sET3Five-pc. Thomasviile,
timed oak, S110: liv. rm. suite. 3
pc. chartreuse and grey. mod. Law
son, $l20; lounge chair with match
table, lined oak. glass topped. ss5.
Day or ewes, GE. O4OS. 10
DINING RIM; SET. Duncan Phyfe, Q
psTsys bpsTTiy rsIa rssrDholstered d Shaiys server;
DIN. nm. SUITE, wal, buffet. china
closet, table and 8 chairs: excel.
cond.; price reduced. Cali wo. s476.
DIN. RIM. sUITE-Bunet, table. =
refused. Call ia. 0963. %
DINING RIM. sUITE--lO-pc.; Mahoe-
DIsHwAsHER. comb. electric, 1862.
sssss sss & l. :ss ss sasn or ressss: esssss: ssss ssi
DRILL PRESS. motor and chuck;
n1iscel. lathe tool holders; all new
eond, l2232 2 centerhill st., Whesfon,
DRGM Corps EouIPMENT-harlt
size: Slingerland pearl drums; sirFls
valve chrome huales; ly-as; music.
viii sacrifice fer rcafc-at!n r-~h
ofer. available for Inspection ewes.
FT STEVENS POST 80, AMERrrtN
SHAVER - Reminston;
Fruit juicer; electric toaster; bed
lamp: dishes. Leaving city. LII. A.
g544. --iO II
Federal. 2hx3t, and
deyeloping equipment. Best ofer.
for reducing or exer.
else: new $50, to take over pays
,4S 4asn's: easement sa q. .yps. ssSs 1000 si.n.
3-speed. MA. 425D. r'g
7AN--New G.E.; large ,8-speed has.
sock fan. viii sell. $35. Cost S6l.5O.
RE. Oslo, between g and Q pm.
III
Continued On Next PaSs5
Evening star., 1952-08-09
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

Installation. washing machines re-
AsPHSIr ARaP'ffai Dk1vRS%2aYs, 81 Eva parking ia io,.
or private roads; free estimates
Evening star., 1952-08-09

SHIRT OPERATORS - Experienced.
bosom. hackers, s'"evers and folders.
prosperity unit; good pay. Apply
st. NV. AID. 9O62. Iii
SOPRANO. soLoIsr. protestant
sTENodRArHnERR 14Efs hsz HER sts1 Public relation,
services Of attractive young woman
under 30. Typing and shorthand
required as well as initiative and
adaptability to get along with others.
s' salary sf1 "isa $3.50 0'Sasi0ne @o Can 0ysf ST.
2021 for appt. IS
STENOGRAPHER. insurance exper.
preferred but not required Pleasant
surroundings. Salary commensurate
with ability. Phone RE. OO31 for
sTENoGRAPBER and general 10 once
worker. by national trade associa-
tion; age preferably in 2Os; good
salary and working conditions, re-
tiring system: hours. . am. to 4:3o
pm, Cali RE. 0519 Saturdays and
sundsys or weekdays between 8
sTHNoGRAPHER ffS 3 Z ai for law ONCE. Exc Excel.
salary and working conditions. Call
NE; OS34 for interview: 10
STENOGRAPHER - Public relations
services Of attractive young woman
under 80. Typing and shorthand
required as well as initiative and
adaptability to get along with others.
5-day week with occasional over
time. time. Salary, $3.50 mo. Call ST.
STENOGRAPHER, 20-35, perm. posi-
ton in air-cond. ONCE; paid vaca-
tion and sick leave. group ins. and
disqualification at low cost: 51a day
Tk,; S64.4O. Call MR.. FREEMAN.
STENOGRAPHER, no experience nee
essary; 5-day, 40-hour week. pleas
ant working conditions; in new
modern building. TWENTIETH CEN
T,URY FOX FILM CORP, AS 3rd
st. NV. ia
STENOGRAPHER, exper.; railroad
office: male pref: perm. pos: 40
hr. wk.; 1885 no.; refs. REQ. State
age. exper., etc. Box 22-D. Star.
Evening star., 1952-08-09
COOK-GH.W-

Local references. EN-. O192. lis
Belle Haven. t'' Alex. Aiei~ Y Va. neg Only hS i
living quarters. Call XII. s-29S5.
cooking. good home:
ences; $50 wk. EN-. 1875. %
q. III. W.-Live in; 5-day week; good
rsai,i-.S Plain cook; S1 toP salary; local refs.
G.H.W.-Room and board, small
salary, for settled woman wanting
G.H.W:. White. wit With refs; refs, $3.50 per
mo-. live in. Call MI. 379S between
G.H. W., white or colored: refs. re-
ffpirsd; y s'n;. W. Wo. ss4, l.; Telephone after
G:H.W., also care Of / child, live in;
$SS55 per wk. Must have refs. GN.
G:H;w..- partial care Of 5-mo. baby,
Apt;. ,5oday Tk 10: 4.9637. 10
bsbg saeff dsgss dsss so ss6es xeeR sRd esff ea
~: 7-656h: or write 1oo01 Forest
Grove dr.. Silver Spring. Md. 10
HQGSEKEEPER. ,g.h.w:, cooking, no
SaiIdsen SaY gsf IN n, family ds9 gn Refs Gan all
Ass5 rd., west vest saS ayattsViIlee. ttSi e. WA WA.
HSoGsEKEEpER. white, for 2 MiY adults;
live in; good home: $50 week; refs.
HoSsEKEEPMER t5EeEfd M fSri Tor elderly lady l2 live
in; no laundry or cleaning. RA.
HoUsEKEEPER for motherless family
children, age 10. Virginia suburbs.
Good salary. Box SID, Star.
MAID, hea,,tv shon. cau IN porS,,,
At 1853 Old GEORGETOWN rd., Be
MAID iDS.c;ooK-s4o: live in; III fUlly
qualified. OR. 0974 mornings before
PRAcTHcAL tiMi NuRsE-white. s exper-
ience maternity cases to take over
household and new baby; end Of
Sept; for month: live in; refs.
required; $50 wk. WA. S704. 3
WOMAN-Refned to live in or out;
2ns sns saas ss0s T. TsSs fSssuts
Refs. WI. 1910. -
WOMAN-Live-in, g.h.w., fond of
ctbsr chbiidren 5:,n knoT,lsdge sN,hag Of cooking;
ssh Off I1esi I1aHirsSay fss ssc SsFy xk 0tsar
WHITE LADY, live Mi4 in.
AGED WOMAN, to I: care for
snS small bnaSd children IN s5eh Sas for room
after pm; Sunday all day, %
children. Willing go to New York
Aug. II to Sept. 20. Salary S120.
Call OR. 5420 between 9:30 and
:3O. 10
Experienced. honest
woman needed for 2 days week for
g.h.w. Fond Of children. WI. 1881.
VERY GOOD HOME AND SALARY
for experienced person over 25 toI
take complete charge of 2 children,
light housework. Live in. Upstairs
bedrm. DU. 400. 10
COLORED GIRL, g.h.w. and child
care intelligence, honesty and pleas
ing personality more important than
experience, Must be willing to live
in Florida. ia. 2O20. 10
GIRL. between $3.50, ex-l
per-, honest. good cleaner, must have
city refs; 5ha days, S25 and car
1712. Alsn call nn SUNDAY - !
Evening star., 1952-08-09
HELP-.-WokEN

sTENOGRAPHER, experienced, ca.
pable. under 35;. permanent posi-
tion, 5-day. .37Ia-hr week, air
tractive salary. paid vacation. hos.
pitalization, other dement's. Apply
in person. NATIONAL ASSOCIA-
TON OF MASTER PLUMBERS
1915 Goth st. NV. 10
'TEN0GRAPHER. competent at high
speed, for professional firm. Bon
Evening star., 1952-08-09
HELP MEN 3 WOMEN tcens. }
X-RAY TECHNICIAN
HELP DOMESTIC

COMPANION and housekeeper; white,
Live live in. Call TA. s176. -
COOK, general houseworker, good
with children, no laundry, 5Ea days,
live out; $40 week. Refs. req. KE.
7-0503. Ill
COOK K-G.H.W.-Fond Of children;
clean, recent refs; live In; $32 wk.
OIL. 1904. 10
fond of children; thoroughly exper.
with excel. local refs. EN-. All.
Evening star., 1952-08-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION, .12O-bass, 5-treble. l.
bass shift. Cash offer. 2506 End
ADDING MACHINES. .Sunstrand. cleo
tric Reeonditioned. Guaranteed;
500. $50. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.,
ADDING MACHINES r. C.. Alien
S-col. hand-operated. electric.
AIR CO; GcsoNDffrroNsEERS,, f oisES, Carrier. h-ton; s
new cond. Call OIL. 1924; week days
AIR IL. coSbrTIoNER. s5Sfi Feeders. 1Eih.D
unit. Used season only; 1925
ANTl0UEM4 poster mahogany he'd;
Meissen China. crys-
talware, cardelahra, etc. No deal
era. LU. 10000. 10
ANTIQUES-Small Pennsylvania cup
board, captains chr. set Of cane
seated maple chairs, blanket chests
and saddle benches and rockers.
ANTi0UES-iis-piece Wedding Band
china, incl. lge. platter and soup
tureen; pressed glass lge. old Chinese
platter; old walnut single bed. TU.
1859, 3503 14th st. NV 10
Evening star., 1952-08-09
DEHUMIDIFIERS

Most popular brands, new 1857
models In original factory cartons.
with ! yr. free service. 25cs dis
Count tor cash. DALMO SALES CO.,
923 11th st. NV. Ex. 1905. -15
Evening star., 1952-08-09
MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO SEATTLE. washington,
18th and 18th. Have rna. for two:
share exnanses: refs. VI. 15is. -Tfi
FAIRBANKS, ALASKA, AT Lincoln.
ie.sye r. 10, tie share a. ng
and expense. RE. 3474. -14
WILL DRIVE. help pay expenses to
Biloxi Miss, New Orleans or vic.
REIIABLE ifl H PARTY-To drive auto to
Calf. on or about Aug. Is: must
arrive San Francisco by Aug. 20;
'4S Plymouth; excel. cond.: refs. ex-
changed. UN. 349l. 10
TWO LADIES desire ride to Boston,
August l6; references exchanged.
GL; 0357: evenings. 10.
Orlando. Fla. Aug. II. Room for
8 passengers. IA. 7-2211 or IA.
sPORTSMAN seeks 2 companions for
Q weeks on Lake Nipptssing, Canada.
Wonderful fishing. Plan car trip
late August. DE. 6246, Hos 1874.
. lON,
Evening star., 1952-08-09

0VCAlOSA dJ1ICI I-ktcCcptlOIl1SC
Adsracs1ye day WE sa 9Sps l. LADY e 70 s5 s
tions: Company paid insurance
Box 100-D. Star. ~ ~ 70 '
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, with
knowledge Of bookkeeping and typ
EMBAssq% 3% APrso To- 1918 :: 6iGay Harvard Sess *.
sWITCHBoARD OPERATOR for large
Give age. telephone number and ref
erences: Box 20l-D, Star. -1O
TEACHER = Arlington or Fairfax
sosoo ts6 Short Fs6 hours Erads sodd IL PSza ps4
married woman to teach and main
tain home. Write P. o. Box 1927
Central Station. Arlington. los
TEACHER with nursery school exper..
and education, for a cooperative
nursery school in Arlington. Call
SE; 3-l33S or write Box 492-D.
TEACHERS. white; beginning Sept.
g, primary dept. established private
portuniIy. y call GI. 1900. ASsAts' 3 am M.
rYpisPm1n z + Pmj TeeFssEs eFesit dent o, I.rse
organization. win train for inter.
esting position. Pleasant once sur
roundings, good hours, company
benefits and periodic salary in
creases. Phone Mr.. WARNER. ST
1900. III :
TYPIsT, telephoning and general
ONCE work, pleasant working con-
ditions, 5-day week, salary dis
cussed at interview. Phone MR..
WILLIAMS, Elk. 30SS. 10
operator, exper. in report tipping for
professional firm. Box 4S9-D. Star.
TYPIST-Experienced. accurate, go
words or better, unusual opportunity
for responsible young woman seek
beginning salary with regular in
creaseS. Liberal vacation and sick
leave. Box 466-D, Star. Iii
TYPIST, exper. with dictaphone, for
professional firm. Box 4SS-D, Star.
Evening star., 1952-08-09
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
PARKING AREAS. ST. 1000.

BRICK WORK, chimneys, walls, steps,
walks; new or repairing; 1st-class
workmanship. Call eyes,, MI. 611S.
Evening star., 1952-08-09
WATERPROOFING

WANT THAT PORCH SCREENED?
Call MR.. TAYLOR, 81. 3942. even
ADD VALUE and beauty to your
home, reduce your maintenance
costs Sealtest Coating Of Goodyear
rubber applied to outside walls by
pressure spray keeps house drier,
adds insulation and protects from
ors. Save painting costs. No down
payment, 80 mos. to pay: free esti-
mate. Call EX. 472S. SEALCOAT
CONTRACTING CO.. 734 18th st.
NV ~