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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-20
Carl Erskine
Hurls Perfect
Game Thursday
One Man Reaches Base
On Walk As Dodgers
Shade Cubs, so;
Reynolds Wins 18th
BY oRLo ROBERTSON
Associated Press Sports Writer

Associated Press Sports Writer
The boys who know baseball best
have been saying for some time
that when Carl Erskine learned
to control the ball consistently he
would be a great pitcher.
The 25-year-old Brooklyn right
handler from Anderson, Ind, APP
parently has learned that lesson.
If he hasn't there we're a lot of
people, including the Chicago Cubs
badly fooled Thursday as he faced
only Is men while holding the
Bruins hitleSs for a so D0dger
victory.
And the only thing that kept
him from pitching the first per
feet game since Charley Robert
son of the Chicago White Sox re-
tired 27 Detroit Tigers in 1922 was
a walk to opposing Pitcher Willie
Ramsdell in the third inning.
THE only man who couldn't
have hit the ball out of the park
if Id teed it up for him." said
the slim Dodger hurler.
Ramsdell, who relieved Warren
Hacker in the second after the
league leaders had scored four
runs, has made only one hit in
is times at bat this season.
1T was going TO rain any min
ute" Carl explained. Il was try.
ing TO hurry it up. I threw four
fast balls in a hurry and just
couldn't get them over. .
Sure enough, rain started falling
a few minutes later and the game
was held up for As minutes. But
Erskine came back even stronger.
Erskine's feat highlighted day
of top-flight pitching performances.
Philadelphia's pint-sized Bobby
ShantZ racked up his nth success
siye victory and his 18th CT the
season as the Athletics divided
loubIeheader with the Chicago
White Sox. winning Al and losing
So.
Allie Reynolds, the big New
York Yankee highlander who
shuns help from relief pitchers.
hurled his third shutout of the year
AM his 18th consecutive complete
game in blanking the Detroit
Tigers, so.
Ivan O'clock, whose regular
chore with the Boston Red SEX is
relief pitching. held the St. Louis
Browns to five scattered hits to
record his third victory, 20.
Little hurry Dickson of the
Pittsburgh Pirates also twlrled 5.
hit ball as the cellar-dwelling Bucs
defeated the New York Giants
81 in an arguments studded game
played under protest after the
third inning. The defeat dronped
the Giants five games back of the
Dodgers.
Hank Edwards blasted Relief
Pitcher Sehld0n Jones for a ~3.rlln
hcmer in the ninth to give the
Cincinnati Reds a Il arclight VIC
tory over the Boston Braves. In
another night contest the ST LOUIS
Cardinals punched five tallies in
the sixth for a Ga victory over
the Philadelphia PhillleS
Washington showed Cleveland
deeper into fourth place vIth a So
victory
Erskiue struck ou, Just one Cub
hot on!1 five balls we're hat to
the outtieid Third Basemau BOBBY
Morgan came up Vith tWo great
stops and throws ShovtStoD Pee
~ee Reese and Second Rasemsn
Jackie Robinson also spanked
And Erskine hIu sell figured N
SIX %, the m1toutS.
The no-hltter @as the second N
RE taaE4s tf}s >caSon- The other
l952 notl.tter vas turned III hv
Deiru' = NlrsH Trucks against
IA q A
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-20
e standings this far are

R. P. RougeTs, stoIehI-FO4
second class, of Brooklyn, New
York. manager Of the team
aboard the Coates, says he has
good bunch of hard playing
bows and they'll do their best if
they get to Norfolk. He also SAID
his Commanding Officer, Com
mander W. B. Woodson and the
whole crew had given him their
full support. ana that has helped
to keen his team in the number
one spot.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-20
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BASEBALL.
THURSDAYS RESULTS
By The Associated Press
A yV,ar;ran azotIe


American League
New York s Detroit 0
Washington. 6 Cleveland 3
Philadelphia A Chicago is
Boston 2 st. Louis 0
National League
Pittsburgh 8 New York l
Brooklyn 5 Chicago 0
Cincinnati 7 Boston
St. Louis 6 Philadelphia 4
Florida international League
Lakeland 2 All-Stars l
Havana s Miami l
Tampa 3 West Palm Beach 0
Miami Beach ST. Petersburg /
Florida State League
DeLand IL Cocoa l
Jacksonville Beach 7-3 Palatka 6
Sanford 7 Orlando 4
Daytona Beach IL Leesburg 3
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-20
Opener Set For
Tonight Against
St. Petersburg;
Huge CROWD Seen
By JIM COBB
Citizen sporis Editor

Enthusiasm Is skyrecketting In
ibis city as the Key West Conchs
make their debut tonight In the
Florida international Baseball
League with a contest against the
St. Petersburg Saints set for 8 pm.
at the Wicker's Field Stadium.
ronight's game win mark the first
time that an organized profession
al baseball team representing Key
West has appeared on the base
ball scene.
A crowd nearing 5000 fans Is ex-
pected to view the opener.
tLssf night fhs conehs, cam
psIpnins % the All Stars. lost
si,sir final game under league
ownership NJ Lakeland. 81 des.
piss Tony csreis's Shit pitching.
Beth Lsksland runs were TN
earned as the All Stars commi.
ted three mlsplsys sfield 70 LEI in
enc counter In fhe first frame
and another In fhs eighth. The
Al Stars scored shslr lore tally
In HE first when Carlos %.
sevxs friplsd and Manager Bar
nsy Lvtx singled him home. Else.
where In HE loop. Havana
thrashsd the league leading
Miami Sun sox, o.; Miami
Beach trimmed 81. Petersburg.
IL and Tampa whlsswashsd
West Palm Beach, 30.
A host of civic and military dig,
nitaries as well as some of the tor
baseball officialdom In this coun
try and Cuba is set to attend the
opener.
Sheriff elect John Spottswood
will preside at the opening cere
monies and Jose Aleman, Owner
of the Miami Sun Sox Is expected
20 toss out the first ball for the
contest. City Manager Dave Kins
win receive his pitch.
Captain c. c. Adell, Command
Ing officer of the Key West Naval
Station viii represent the Navy
and Gerald Saunders win appear
for the Monroe County commits
SIGN.
Manager Barney Lutz Of the
Conchs will introduce the mem
bers Of the Key West team.
TIVE thousand sddlfienal hlss.
ehsrs arrived In fhis city last
night and shs N. e. Bennett Con.
ssrueflon company began cree
iien ihis morning 70 insure their
seadlness for fonlshf's game.
The majority Of the Key West
squad arrived In The Island City
early fhis morning and HE re-.
nslndsr, including Manager
Lvss. 10 expected 70 motor In
nils afternoon from Fort Lauder.
dale with their Families.
The weatherman promised fan
weather for tonight's game. He
said there is not much chance Of
showers.
The lineup.
Evening star., 1952-01-30
HELP DOMESTIC (cons. J

CIV. - live en- IN; FOND Of 6xsh children,
G. INV, plain cooking; live in; must
Ike children; refs; $50 week. EN-.
G,HW.-Reliable young woman; 5h-
nIshts nha Esen; rsfensness. aea5s; sH' o7eSay
G.HW.-No cooking; colored; $50;
51a-day week; local rest period; good
ironer. On 18th st. 1U. 1926.
G.H.W.. reliable, live in upstairs rm.,
fond of children; excel. salary; 5efs.
OIL. 1885. 81
G.H.W. COOKING, white, for doctor.
family; fond Of children; live in.
gss pleasant no upstaiars pyana room. Other help
81 Ss54' boy live in; Sh-day wk: RAJ "a.
HOUsEKEEPER. .g.h.w.. cooking; sal
eficient. OR. S977. Il
HOUSEKEEPER R-COOK-S125 month;
live in; care Of Q children; empl.
parents; Thurs. and alternate suns.
On; nrst-class refs. req. Box ODD,
MAfD-To live in new home; v day
i5is fRH5' Roasnns as san 4d is's: ss e. g. zs
YOUNG WOMAN. white or col; hrs,
$3.50 to 8; plain din. at 2 for elderly
cple.; must live bet. l. and o, Sth
and 14th NV; SIS wk. MI. 2727.
DEPENDABLE WOMAN, white, live
in. care Of apt. and children; z
school-aged and one { yrs, fol
working parents; days. FA. O795
RESPONSIBLE PERSON, to live in
and manage small home and 2 chill
dren, ages 5 and z. Call after 8,
ARE YOU CAPABLE Of takinE Com.
plete charge of 2 children and house
hold for working parents? Other
help employed. Only white, exper
person need apply; $3.50 mo-; live
In. OIL. 1915 or WI. CATS. IS
WANTED, WHITE LADY for light
housework. sleep in temporary Cal
RE. 25S5. Ext. $40. 80 I
UPSTAIRS ROOM and board, $50 q
week. for cook, housekeeper. Ar
iington. Va. CHI. 1886. -3l
WOMAN to care for
2-yr.-o child; live in; Sl5 Q week.
Call CO. $3.50 after 6 pm. 81
Evening star., 1952-01-30
SITUATIONS DoMEsTlc

GIRL. colored, wishes part-time work
mornings or evenings. co. 1918.
GIRL, colored, desires Job as maid;
no cooking; 5 days a week. Call
GIRL. colored; desires any kind Of
or woTs Bart dGmssfif Time fR DTesfssTa0s 5ss4 steady
GIRL, colored, exper;, wishes days
Call after 5:3o pm, DE. 1857.
GIRL. colored, desires Ink. child
care; 5-day wk. Call 2-s Ii. 3-0027.
smp @a1a cpIs ass eIty IT Est Sa ISs en- sasd s4ssSn''
GIRL, colored. desires 5 days q week
work. AID. 6546. 81
LADY, colored, desires days. work,
child care; laundry. Lu. 4-0300,
GENfka. nSNFfekinss rs ESusE ussSsninEEs icEEEANsc ..ry-
ice; men, also cooking and serving
dinners, party and banquet; special
chauffeurtng. EX. 0494. 81
CIV. GIRL tcolored) desires work
ssvenInsii = Y In af.s5 sas, is school. Call after
HotsEKEEPING, day work or baby
Taylor. Arlington. va. Owens 5336.
MAID. sxper. ref; loves ehiIdEsn;
sleep out: 5-day wk. preferred. no.
WOMAN, white. desires Job as cook
Experienced. References. Box 2o9-
YoiUSSsGs i Ssst LADY desires job taking care
Of child while parents work. AID.
ICOLORED GIRL wants days work in
city Tuesday through Thursday. Call
CoIoRED GIRL desires any kind Of
domestic work. Telephone AT.
COLORED GIRL desires a.h.w., plain
cooking. light laundry: no Sundays;
Cot. GIRL wishes h.k. lob. 5-day
wk.; home nights. Ref. Ia. 1895.
|CoLORED WOMAN wants Job in pvt.
family, general housework; live in;
1 part time, 9-2 or e-s: rel. Lu.
ICOE0RED WOMAN wants days work.
dAyB week; good ref. d. 0497.
Evening star., 1952-01-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACOUSTICAL TILE. 125 50. It. Gyp-
sum off white color. Call GE. Q921.
ADDING MACHINE, sundstrand, elec-
trio. Reconditioned. Guaranteed;
$99.50. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
S13 14th st. NV.
ADD. MACHINE, new, used, all makes,
hand. elec.; great reduc. CIRCLE.
1l12 14th NV. DI. 1872.
ALUM. COMB. STORM DOORS, with
screen and grill; immediate install
CAPITOL CONTRACTING CO.. 4S10
Bethesda ave-. Bethesda, Nd.
ANTIQUES-Meissen figurines. 10th
century; also Bohemian. garnet ear
rings. bracelets and brooches.
CHARLES ERNEST. jewelers.. I'll
ANTIQUES - Victorian marble top
sidehoard and love seat; lge. mar.
ble-top coffee table. FA. $3.50.
ANTIQUES-Beautifu 4-poster hand
carved solid mahogany bed, over
100 yrs. old and gilt-wing chair.
Best reasonable offer. OR. 3953.
ANTIQUE PINE-Drop-leaf table,
occasional table, coffee table. DE.
BABY CARRIAGE. storkline. de luxe.
good cond., new pad; $18. IA. 5155.
Evening star., 1952-01-30
HELP WOMEN

white, full and part time
cashier, counter and grill; good pay
meals; rapid advancement; paid Va:
cations. LENK FOOD SHOP, l49f
Columbia Columbia pike (next door Nav'
GIRL for assembly and inspection
work in dry-cleaning plant. Must bt
experienced, steady and reliable: 5.
day week. DEPENDABLE CLEANERS
3008 Columbia pike. Arl. -a
GIRL, for general once work; typina
essential; experience not necessary;
liberal salary to start, also good
working conditions. SWoPE JEWEL
RY Co. 1114 z ST. NV. d
Evening star., 1952-01-30

Pa1sa1sisf:Rs! 5Fss5 g. s.,. e.as1?Fs ''lF
PAINTER, hrst class: will take job,
large Or small. Call NO. 24s1 or
pafNTiNG. AZ; aSRa. interior. exterior; roof
interior and exterior; ewes
and week ends. Very reasonable;
PAINTING, PAPTRING-A good job
at, at reasonable qaa1 y priss T Is, Fes estimates
PAINiTiNG. AIN fNi s'sA PsAPPiERfSG. oppiasterins;
neat, clean work; reasonable prices;
prompt attention. Call ia. 1889.
WALL scRARINeSsos RAP C
pA1STNS aiISTH sS Pas AND fe eAPER1NG. eonl
yrs. fs Mr. LAWRENCE. RA. SSo3.
AND PAINTINGS reduced
prices; Takoma. Silver Spring; work
psapERHaASfR ssER Il SSEpwEL sDecisiaIas sH s7f II pris
fAninHM 2ate homes; work fDdeft done 6y sell. IL Can
ia 1888 for free estimate. --31
PAPER HANGING, done ct once.
lowest. PRICES; do own, work; guar
anteed. White mechanic. GE. o024.
PAPER HANGING, painting: white
WorE BooKoyT yfais Nj. ees oSsG 40 ,so Srn
PAPERING 80 rms. .2-story hall
house: SS5: own york; W mech;
call Ralph. ME. sI4s. 500 to 500.
PAPERTNo AND pAINTING-Com'l.
Sb yrs res M ss'i.aasa EaMRENcE saSiensa' "a
ceilings and p9t
work . speciality. Call MI. 1882;
and cement work: no
10 too 20. small: u va MM 4I5S' THOMAS; soe ess
PEAsTERING {. s. iisi C. RhfAinss.V nV old and
new work; large and small Jobs;
satisfaction guaranteed; reas. rates.
Iia; nlsfi new and old. repair
xoTE xSFE sas aSa. rss sfs' mech Ss '4sa a. sS
= speciality; large and
small Jobs: new and old work: white
mechanics; work guar. NO. 2523.
service: work
patchwork. remodel-
ing. and new work: white me-
chanics; quick service. call TO.
PLASTER. BRICK. CEMENT. fsasstoneI
work, waterproodng; &c Job too
small. Call Ii. 3-49S7 or LU.
pIIjHBiNG AND HEATING, no job
too small: 24-hr service; reasonable
prices. Reg. in D. c. and Nd.
ifSG AND HEATING. ;obbing
and remodeiing; guaranteed low
prices: 24Ahr. service. AD. 6526.
Evening star., 1952-01-30
GIRIS

Have opening for neat appearing
$50 wkly salary, plus bonus; aver
MS Es sacpaass ~ Frsafyn gssify PssEvs PssE aU
tel, 1880 am. to 1880 pm. and
LADY, refined. work in hrs. Of own
choice. day or eve. about S3 an hr;
% D.m:. 1880. Rm. 7o2. 7io 14th N St.
WOMEN. Sell House Of Plastic prod
ucts through popular party plan.
st;f asoSss + ''sSfs sAsfcs III ''ass ssss ls's f
WOMEN. colored, over 26, full or
part-time saleswork; h. s.. educ,
neat appear; able to meet pub;
carr enFninss ss paid dS5ly 9Mc. Apply lys Mss Sss
YSUSG LADY. par. time and fun
Apply concession stand. LoEW's
YOUNG LADY, high school graduate.
to train as Q casualty insurance url-
1erwriter; some experience In cas-
eaS HstS suREF co sssirss sG soahsFn
YOUNG WOMAN, with Initiative, to
develop sales promotion dept. Of
life ms. agency. Must be neat. ac-
curate typist with some shorthand
ability. $3.50 month salary during
g months training period. then
guaranteed salary and bonus. Write
confidentially for interview stating
age, qualifications, education. Box
PART-TIME POSITION a hrs. morn.
or afteInoen' for well.sdueated
neel nsaP PTA, Red eSssss cross work helpfni.
Will pay SO 0n6 or better Inter
view ARRANGED give phone Write
ATTRAcn. n0 YoUHG Lady to work in
our retail paint dept, paint exper.
desired but not necessary. Apply in
person Mr.. Robinson, UNION
WALLPAPER & PAINT CO., 1922
Mx;ruREa "A; avs VWsioMAN-"Middly young"
and with SUFFICIENT spirit Of adven.
ture to get away from the common
give phone, n .IgS ass. EDUCATION. Write
$a3 WEEKLY for wearing lovely
dresses given to you as bonus: just
ence sneasss Necessary. eai;fhs FASHION = FRocKs.
Dept. J-3542, Cincinnati. Ohio. .
BURROUGHS BOOKKEEPING MA
CHINE operator; permanent posi-
ton: 5-day. 40-hr. week; pleasant
on purchases; insurance and hos
pitalization. plan; retirement plan.
Apply employment Office PEOPLES
DRUG STORE n p st, ne. --3l
Evening star., 1952-01-30

S6Oh IHANO AMI i 4F1NG
Learn in 6 Weeks
Epeedwriting Pencil Shorthand
Jsed in Business and Civil Service
Guaranteed Complete Course
One Low Fee-Enroll Any Time
Attend Day or Night
Free Placement-Locai or National
SPEEDWRTTING SCHOOL
1406 u st. NV. Sterling 20S6.
Evening star., 1952-01-30
BABY CRIB

Direct from mfgr.; no ridiculous low
price; lesitimate reduction; tull
down; folding feature. Cali DI. 4400.
Watch Ruth Crane" WMAL (7l
Evening star., 1952-01-30

|COLORED WOMAN, settled; plain
cooking. cleaning; adult family; no
Sundays; home niRhts; ref. Ii.
COL0RED WOMAN wants Q days
cleaning, Wed. and Thurs. BOX g.
COL0RED WOMAN desires part-time
work, 4 O'clock to after dinner, or
Evening star., 1952-01-30
MOTOR TRAVEL

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fla. last
week in Feb. In new Mercury. Take
three. Box S8-K, Star. 81
Feb. 8; 1850 Ford:
room for 8. Share exp. Call 10.
3-427S after B. 30s
Evening star., 1952-01-30

ENROLL NOW
Short interesting course.
WASHINGTON
COMPTOMETER SCHOOL
23s Munsey Bldg. Dl. 0503.
Evening star., 1952-01-30

FURNITURE-Many items are priced
below wholesale cost during the
store-wide clearance. Take advan-
tage Of these tremendous valuesI
Regular $50 .95 5-piece dinette sets
with extension-typs table. now
Regular S79.e5 sofa beds, with sturdy
innerSpring construction. now $40 .q5.
Regular S239.95 fsmous-make hide
a-beds, in decorator fabrics. reduced
ResuIiair9 Rec 9'iSS $ss.s5 tapproxl sx12 all
g1S rugs saa rsduesd 5 to inner
Regular $685. plastic occasional
chairs, with choice Of colors. now
Regular s11s,s5 apiece sectional
sofa. covered in durable plastic,
Beautiful decorator lamps. sold 2 for
the price Of one.
End tables. priced Is low as So. .95.
20Te to 50To OF on our entire selec-
tion OF living room and bedroom
EASTERN "a IT FURNITURE co.
500 H St. NE. Open evenings til
8 pm. .
FURN.-Liv. rm. suite; kit. set. din
table, 6 chairs; vanity, folding bed,
coffee table. RA. 1854.
FuRN.-solid cherry Stratton set,
dresser. mirror chest with mirror,
rug with pad. 10. 2-73S6. SO
FuRN.-Cocktail table with mirror,
drum table. mahog.; good cond.
Call RA. 1850.
Evening star., 1952-01-30
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
SITUATIONS WoAEN

BOOKKEEPER-AUDIT0R divers. ex-
per-. g/L, t/b.; payrollS. taxes; &C.
customed to responsibility, volume,
detail. meeting public. Box 21O-K,
CIERK-TYPIsT or personal secrs-
tary, mature married lady. college
graduate. cultured background. good
yritins. Excellent references. Box Box
EIEvAaToss' IEEv9lAaTs s'edp eodPpERAroR, colored vom-
an wants work. s to Ii pm. only.
ExEci. SECRETARY, Al, Capitol Hill,
law. educational. church, CONNER
cial. Personable. King s-e042 after
Girl, svaiiable from S1ti noon until 0
week: exper.,- refs. sH. 1924. -
HOUsEKEEPER, white. with 6-yr.: .:old
child. would like work In motherless
home or working mother with chill
charge; ref. Ak. Soi0. ST.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, desires
pR Day Se,STc q n nish. ,,S Duty Co; 5000. =.
tanna GsiGaf e Johns Sdne hopens SSls exDef nef
and ref. Cali Ma. 1850. Q am
REAL EsTATE-business chance sales
man. licensed ~. e. ana MO. LO.
5-42S6. Box 213-K. Star.
RECEPTIONIST, college grad, exper.,
personable, speaks, Translates Span
ish. desires position. co. 1000,
RESIDENT MANAGER. apartments or
hotel. experienced. personal needs,
ENC. apt, excellent references. Box
sEAMsTREss, ss 4 years experience in
alterations. ETHEL BURSIE. LU.
TYING expertly done at home by
hour or contract. viii call for and
deliver. VI. O342. /"
WOMAN, 3S, exper. library work. typ
ing. child care. gen. ONCE work;
avail. for one mo. MI. 1915.
WOMAN. white, refined, wishes to
manage small rooming or apt. house
Excel. refs. IL 1926.
YOUNG WOMAN, oualified librn.. va
ried bust. exper., able meet public,
desires part-time job. Box 214-K.
RELIABLE CoLoKED GIRL wishes
lob as waitress; will live in II nee
MIpDLE-AGED LADY, white. wishes
ikht housework or companion to
adult. SH. 77S3.
COL. GIRL exper.. wishes elevator
Job. license; or maid In ONCE; ref.
IA. 1895.
Evening star., 1952-01-30

FOI bluk anu CouuteI tVpo, eS1SSsS ~
coNsT. cSS ST. Go. sS' Z IN. sssa.
FaEEHEn g. s M9gEI 9.sI oS RfsD .Iss ssss's sona
Il liEs g nsy; VI iOS quick sale sis6. WI.
FfkHfSEzERs, fHSsz els. l. n. 2. IL. 10 eu. 4; Tree
turkeys; time pynts. MALoNEY'S
rTS INC c6l2 sl2e a.oD Gs sYe sso Also spsing
sSat ffan. 'ssRsshssaln2 oR' sa2,. $40 Good con- e0ndl-
FUR CoAT. mouton lamb, size 8. ex-
ceIlent cond.. $50. Ia. 6117 be-
FURNiTURE-Padded high chair.
$3.50: portable washing sSn macnins. aStians
bed and chair: chifferooe and other
FHsNIrTRE&EntiFs 15fRii TRi ogSS: household. 10
Gu. It. Kelvinator, kitchen eauip-
ment and utensils. Bedroom rugs
15xl5 and 15x21.. Chairs: drapes'
spreads. mirrors, ehil9s furniture
etc. IdnsesS5pensive. dss5 1882 S0th st. n'w''
FIURFNiTGRE; Philco refgr.. dining
table and chairs, 2 arm chairs with
slip covers, sofa with slip cover piue
FURNfTUREwMahos; bedrm. chest:
{ vanity, ullEEUI, UCuCus oiAiAAAtSho SGA
sprg., SS5; walnut tea wagon. S15;
studio couch, $40; maple dresser,
S25; mahog. ext. table. seats g.. $50;
misc. "the little store around the
corner" til 8 pm. Ordway 6o75.
FURNITURE-Gov. Winthrop desk;
server, GE fefrigerator. 8 Gu: IT.;
walnut sewing table. Lo. 5-0557;
FURNTTURE--Jr. din. rm. set, bed
rm. set, twin beds. liv. rnl. set. misc
Must sell. House sold. ia. 0396. :,
FURNITURE-Clea sale on steri
lized. recond; studio copches, $2S
$35, 500. $40; mattresses. So, $40
$l2, SIS, Sl9; coil springs, 81. $40
beds, S5, $S, S12; chests, TO-, S1S
$50, S24; dressers. $50. $50; knee
hole desks. $14, S29. $35; secre
taries, $50. $50; bookcases. $4, 81
end. lamp and cocktail tables, 81
. 81. $40, Sl5; Maytag washer will
pump, $35; baby grand piano, bar
gain, $3.50. apt. size; 18th cent
mahog. bedrm. suite, bargain; cherr!
THE HOME SHOP, 1745 L st. NV.
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new bet.
ter-grade bedrme, dining rm., living
room from unclaimed freight anC
factory samples, etc: . great saw.
ings for cash. LION STORAGE
BLDG, 460 New York ave. NV.
daily 1915; Sat. till 4. RE. 4310
Evening star., 1952-01-30
HELP DoMEsTlc

COOK for private school in Arlington
5-day week. all holidays on. Call
GIL. 1900, bet s am. and 8 pms
COOK C. G.H.W.-White; live in: local
references required; S35 week. OR.
4743. 81
COOK qualifed; must
have excellent local refs; live In;
salary. $35 wk. OR. 0974. ---3l
COOK-G.H.W.
Live in, close in. 5i2 days. Refer
ences. 2 children. EN-. 1915. Il
DAYWORKER. 2 days, laundry. clean
ing; reference necessary. WO. 3474.
3217 Jocelyn st. NV. --31
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert, books started,
open rate, SH. 1854 2s
ACCOUNTANT. part time: all Of your
records and income tax returns
prepared BY one of Americas largest
less than an average Of so cents per
AND AcCouNTf2HN;r de-
slres es cogn5nection with reliable firm.
B6oRkEfEsPiEiR-AccouNrANr, tsRf tfsii Blc.s., 81:
oDDOr. for advancement. Wo. 5g4o4.
COOK-will like to have any kind Of
nisht work. Phone Ii. 3-4970 after
$50. THOMPSON.
Observation-Disclosures; available
Immediately; best ref. p. o. Box
4024, Chevy Chase, Md. 81
lBM SUPERl1SoR, age 2S; presently
empl. in Govt. desires position in
private INDUSTRY; excellent ref. BOX
191-K. Star. 3is
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd Jobs, yard work.
cleaning. etc. SALVATION Army.
Harbor Lights Corp. NE. 4532.
OFFICE MGR. ACCOUNTANT. ~,
married, acctg. degree. 8 yrs. varied
exp, $50 wk. 81. 8513.
SALES MANAGER, factory represent
ative; quality, tangible lines only.
Box 215-K, Star. s.
TYPIST. fast, accurate. experienced,
answering correspondence, writing
speeches; want 8 weekday mornings.
DE. 1868.
FORMER EMBASSY EMPLOYE de-
Sires position; clerical and chauffeur
experience. 10. 9-9062.
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HELP WoMEN

sALEsLADY. drapery and slip cover
vssk wsskkins .sSs sSd sSo.r sSSd salMsrE sSaB SNB
SHOP asi + st, n;w. 5I
in small. busy. congennial once.
you want 2 short day because Of
home or other responsibilities: Hours
liRSt daS PsS pisT Cil ca BE sf isssssssd ss to suit
SECRETARY. white; excellent typist,
capable in shorthand. dependable
AND. experienced in general once
w. EorF VI daASsEagg Co. sfse faoo chsB5 hhDBls
sfEsCiRhksTTABY-Magazine IL 4 once. pu-
pont Circle. area. Shorthand and
fast accurate typing; good knowl-
edgsa e Of English required. Cali Du.
sEciRkTzRY sTENoGRAPHER. IN
professional ONCE, 40-hour, 5-day
wk., $500 monthly. Phone TU.
2739 after z pm. --31
SECRETARY-s -sTENOGRAPHER, per-
manent position: 5-day, 40-hr.
week. pleasant working conditions;
liberal discount on purchases; in
surance and disqualification plan;
retirement plan. Apply employment
once, PEOPLES DRUG STORE n
sfTTiER. -; woman or mature girl, girl to
stay with school-age child, 3 to 8
Pm; vic. Wis. and Bradley OIL.
liza after T. al
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SNACK BAR ATTENDANT
STENOGRAPHER

Alert woman. who enjoys Workins
with figures; 1889 years Of age.
neat IN appearance and capable of
passing q physical exam: typing
and shorthand Of q reasonable speed
are required. 5-day. 40-hr week
Many employe ADVANTAGES in addi-
Room 605. Open weekdays S:30-6
and Sat EEL No phone calls