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DATES FOR POLICE

Continued From Page One)
chance of an unfair charge being
placed agains innocent individuals.
There are a number of pathological
conditions that will produce reac-
tons similar to intoxication. people
suffering from shock in diabetic
cases have been rushed to hospi-
tails after tests showed no sign of
alcohol, many lives have been saw
ed throughout Florida where the
device is used. This device will
only react to alcohol therefore will
Immediately remove all suspicious
from other cases so that the sus-
poets can be hospitalized without
delay.
The school is known as the Flo
rida Police Academy and is spon-
sored by the Florida Peace Officers
Association. Chief Kemp is a mem.
Ter of the educational advisory
committee winch is made uD OF Of
ficials with many years of expert
ence.
William F. Renegar, graduate of
the Northwestern University Traf-
fic Institute. will be the instructor.
H. F. Hinton. stae supervisor, trade
and industrial division and Roy E.
Larsen, state coordinator, peace
officers training, state department
of education will cooperate with To-
cal school officials in presenting
the school. All enforcement officers
and naval personnel are urged to
avail themselves of this school by
Chief Kemp. Classes will start Mon.
day at 800 a. M, and again at
500 p. m.
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Temperatures
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SLONE PROTESTS
Continued From Page One)
fhe law II II spot xoned in the

county,"
Commissioners despite the legal
advice and the discussion by Stone
voted anyhow to hold public hear
ing on resolution.
Stone said that the 1851 Florida
law states that a whole area must
be zoned not some individuals pro-
perty. He said that the resolution
was prohibited by the very law it
cited. Lester said that the only
part of the law that is valid Is that
calling for a hearing.
Phillip TOPPING of TOPPING and
Sons, took the floor to express to
Commissioners their need for zon-
ing before obtaining Federal mo-
ney.
Lester said:
you'll have to zone all of Stock
Island then"
Commissioners, TOPPING and
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up to 50 months Of training to vete-
rams who were on active duty on
or after June n. 1850 - the date
Of the outbreak Of fighting in No.
rea regardless Of where they
served. While in training. they may
receive al allowance from the Gov
eminent to cover part Of their en-
penSes.
No allowances may be paid for
any training taken prior to August
20. the law states.
Initial supply Of application
forms have been received by the
Key West VA Office.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-13

Vic Wertz of the Tigers will al
ways remember his first day in
the majors. Sept IA, 1947. That day
he hit for the cycle - homer, tri-
pie, double, single.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-13

TIDES
MAvsl Base
TOMORROW
HIGH Low
1885 am. 1885 am.
6:12 pm. 9:38 pm.
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Station, Key West
Time Of Height d
(bridss) oh ION 90 q
No Name Key
I least endl ---t1h 20m
Boca Chica
Station Tide high water
tSandY Pr oh l0m
Caldes Channel
(noxth endl .+1h l0m
fla q
t-l-Minus Sign. Correction
10 b subtxactsd.
t+l-Plus sign, Corrections b
% added.
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Aslativs Humidity at 500 AN
849o
Barometer (Ssa LEVEL 500 AN.
30.08 ins.-1018.6 mbs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-13
NEWS
BRI EFS

FROSINONE, Italy R,-Police re.
ported today that an explosion in
clandestine firecracker factory
near here killed six persons and
crumbled a two, story building.
The explosion, while the fire
crackers were being manufactured
secretly, set off a large store of
fireworks.
Benjamin Bernstein said they
would study the legal aspects, Sep
TENDER 2.
Stone is a property owner on
Stock Island. His appearance at the
meeting was entirely unexpected.
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SubRO1s TUeIve
Begins Blood
Drir,e Monday

Submarine Squadron Twelve, the
recently formed unit Of the Sub
marine Force. u. s. Fleet stationed
in Key West, win make its initial
contribution to the BLOOD for Ko-
rea", Armed Forces Blood Drive,
Captain w. p. Schoeni. USN. Com
mander Of the Squadron, an
nounced today.
The Mobile Blood Bank win Be
set up in the sick bay Of the USS
Bushnell (AS-ls). Collections viii
start It Z am. on Monday. Au-
gun & and continue through until
|no1a = Saturday. August .. Cap
tain p. W. Garnet, Commanding
Ofkieer Of the USS Bushnell, an
nounced. Blood donors win be- Il
mited to Submarine Squadron
Twelve personnel and their Deepen
dents.
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Real Estate
Sales Active

Real estate on the Keys Is very
active according to recent sales
recorded at the County Court
house today.
A $4,000 purchase Of property
and improvements on Key Largo
by Kurth Schneid and Jack Al.
Boecherer Of Homestead from
Mr.. and Mrs. Guido Frova has
been made.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sahaj of
Key West have bought for $i2.-
900 = LOT from Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald b. Millar. The lot Is in
Square Three Of Key West Realty
Company's subdivision OF Tract
~, and includes five other lots.
A $1,000 sale Of land by GLADYS
r. Trelli. administrative Of the
estate Of Philip b. Martin, was
made 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmer s.
Jones'. Of OF Duval street. On
Truman avenue and Duval street
buildings and al rights 60 along
with the sale Of the land which
e q NE intersection al the north
west side Of Truman avenue and
The northeast side Of Duval street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-30
Horace O'Bryant
And Assistants
Praised For Fork

The Monroe County School board
approved the s., 40, sos budget for
1888 and awarded . contract for
SIS, $50 to M. E. Bennett company,
low bidders on building four tenn
porary class rooms.
The Bennett bid was lower than
two submitted by Porter Wagor-
Russell. and d. H. Reynolds. The
latter firm Is making the $2s1, 900
addition to Poinciana school.
The budget Is based on II and
one MALI mills levy on non-exempt
property valued ut 81, 40, SIS.
School board members unanimous.
" commended Superintendent Hor-
ace 0'Bryant and staff for the
manner In which they prepared
the budget. The motion Of appre.
citation was made by member Billy
Warren.
Teachers salaries account for
half the entire budget, amounting
to $6l6,175. exclusive Of night
school. Those salaries for extern
sion classes add up to $500.
0'Bryant pointed out the large
proportion OF school money given
to the county BY the State. While
$378, 404 will be realized from the
II and one half millage levy in the
county, more than 500, 600 Is allo-
Gated BY State 81 Florida for sup
port n cfk,nty schnAls. Ne said.
One small change wss recon.
mended By Board Member Edney
B. Parker Of Tayernier last night
to up the contribution for health
services from 5000 to 1850. The
board voted Unanimously for this
slight increase to the county cli-
mics. on The hasis OF work well
CONTINUED On Pag. Fourl
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Small Business
Wage Controls

WASHINGTON IN - Nine types
Of small business enterprises have
been put under wage controls by
EcsnQnic stabilizer Roger =. Put.
nam.
They ars. -
Trucking outfits: tool and die
enterprises: automotive repair:
logging operations and sawmills;
building and construction industry;
all Alaska concerns: new small
businesses which expect to hire
more than eight employees soon;
concerns In which the pay OF one
or more employees Is SCI up on
IN industry or area basis: and
enterprises tother than banls)
which get Is per cent or more Of
their business income from divi.
dends. interest. rents or royalties.
Congress exempted small busi-
ness-defined as one employing
eight or fewer persons-from wage
ana salary controls but allowed
President Truman TO reimpose
them 4 ne thought II necessary.
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Hearing On g
MarGthOys Men
and Wo,se,, To
Be Held Thurs.

Monroe county law enforce
ment officers are putting in one
Of the busiest "a hours in months.
The Sheriffs office today said
that 1t is delaying comment
pending investigation of the sew
en- gamblers issued stamps yes
terday by the Collector of Intern
al Revenue in Jacksonville.
The local office OF Internal
Revenue said that the stamps is
sued the local gamblers had
come directly from the Jackson
vile office. The seven men listed
over the AP as obtaining stamps,
had applied when the law be-
came effective last November.
1851. They are now getting re-
newals.
The gambling stamp appli-
cants must pay Uncle Sam ten
percent Of the gross monthly
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-30
Gen. Van Fleet Pessimistic
Regarding Korean Armistice
Reds Needed Truce
To Last Through
Winter But Now
Have Million Men

SEOUL, Korea H--Gen. James
A. Van Fleet said today there is
less chance for an armistice in
Korea than ever before.
The u. S. Eighth Army COM
mander told a new conference the
psospect for an armistice is in
direct proportion to the amount of
military pressure put on the Com
munists and that the Communists
believe the United Nations forces
will not attack to force a truce.
He said the Reds "still have
the capability Of striking at any
point with considerable surprise. !"
But he added they have been
thinning out their front line
strength quite bit over a period
Of many weeks" to the point where
il is thinner than ever before. =
He said their reasons for doing
so were:
/. Floods.
2. U. N. close air support Of
infantry attacks.
3. Pressure on the ground by
the Eighth Army.
4. Lack Of supplies in the Com
munist forward areas.
5. Threat Of . u. N. amphibious
offensive.
8. A Communist decision that
the u. N. forces will not attack
and that there will not be an armi-
stice.
Armistice talks at Panmunjom
are In recess until Sunday.
Van Fleet told newsmen in the
war room Of Eighth Army Head
quarters that the Communists were
I'm : position II readiness to wait
out q war
Whether this Is connected with
Continued On Page Four)
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School Board
Clears Is Yr..
Bonded Debt.

The Monroe County Board d
Public Instruction successfully
wound up q quarter Of ) century
old bonded debt last night and
transferred the surplus 70 be used
for purchase Of books for today's
school children.
With little fanfare, Superintcnd.
ent Horace o'Bryant announced
that the Board was able 10 close
of district No. I bonds and could
transfer the surplus remaining In
the bond account 10 the District
Maintenance fund.
Though there u q current bond
fContinued On Page Four
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Lubi,sshy War1,s
ViOIGtOrs OF
XIV Electric Code

City Electrical lnspseter Alex
lubinsly b esntinUins his crack.
down On vielsters q ths city cleo.
friesl eads. when hs rspertsd
findino ever twenty business pla-
Cos with defective wirihg On Du.
val Street.. Tuesday.
lublnsoEy reperted that tits
NEST eemmen Violations are He
10 - imprspsr materials and
the installation q electrical cir.
cults without proper knowledge
ef electrical work.
vielstess arc slven fistssn days
In which - correct faulty eendi-
items siisr which they are liable
= . svsmmsns and pessible Zine.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-30
County Judges
Recommend
Abolisl,ing Fees
Judge Lord Is
Vice President
OF Association

The abolition Of the fee system In
all county offices throughout the
state is the 1858 legislative goal of
the County Judges association,
County Judge Raymond r. Lord
reported today following his atten-
dance at the convention.
A committee is working now to
draft state legislation for the 1858
session, he said. The purpose Of the
law will be to put county office
holders on a straight salaried bas-
is, rather than basing their income
on the number of cases that come
their way, Judge Lord said.
The County Judges Association
also is completing q survey Of state
probate and guardianship laws 50
that it can propose necessary
changes to the 1853 Florida state
Legislative session.
Before the recent meeting ad-
journed, Judge Lord said II was
suggested the 1853 convention be
held at the Rod and Reel club, Is
lamorada over the July 9Th week
end.
County Judges Frank Downing
and Frank Blanton Of Miami will
submit the suggestion to the Exec.
utive committee meeting in Febru'
airy. In 1947 the Association held its
annual convention In Key West.
Elected President Of the ssso'
citation for next year was Judge
Victor Hutchins Of Orlando. Judge
Lord Is 4 vice-president from this
the fourth Congressional district.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-30
Bill Meyers Writes
NesC Floral Series

Bill Meyers. sviherisy On leeal
Institutions and sbiseis u inter.
81. 3 new wrisins . series -
stories DEALING with tropical
trees. flowers. shrubs. etc.
"A Weedsn Ress." pvblished
IN yesterdsy's Citizen, WAS snly
HE FIRST 81 several interesting
articles 10 has prepared. Watch
ths papsr for future releases.
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ROTARY, LIONS MEET

Rotary and Lions cluhs win both
meet tomorrow at East Martello
towers to discuss historical pro-
iects Of the city.
Rotary win hold its regular II
noon luncheon At the tower which
Is next TO Meacham field. The
Lions club win hold Its regular
Thursday $50 dinner meeting at
East Martello. 5. Brownstein, At
tendance chairman, urges al mem
bers 10 attend.
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Gambling Climax
Near In County
Citizen Staff Photo

take Of their establishments.
Further. each employee Of che
operat0l must pay an annual $50,
That means for example. shst I
bolita operator has to pay i tar
OF $50 for each runner, each
year. In addition he must pay
Continued On Page Four)
Evening star., 1952-07-20

bort underwater
his unique pictures,
nt GGnn set up
in the spectators
J, who like lights,
+ to pose.
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Vari-Type D.S.J.
IBM-PSM
OPERATORS
Paw above scale. Perma-
nent positions. MA. 6485.
Call between IL and 2,
or 4 and 6 pm.
HELP DOMESTIC

COUPLE. exper.: woman. gen. work;
man. estate gardening and main
tenance; must like children; conv.
ref. required. oV. O097. -29
in; experienced; age
references; 5laI days; no Sunday;
$2S wk. ia. 0S62. "a
G.H.W., experienced. live in. fond Of
ehildren; reeent regent references; salary
G. NV, cooking; dependable ref; 5h--
day. wk., occasional sunday; S26
week. WI. 1927, after g.
white Christian lady:
good home: room and board and
$50 mo-; all week ends free. Write
giving references Box 425-B, Star.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., white or
cclored, for new air-conditioned RAM
bier In Chevy Chase, D. c. section:
beautiful living quarters: 8 adults in
family: live in: references required: :
good salary. Call HUI. 1921. -23
HOUSEKEEPER-Home and small
salary in Alexandria, Va. to white
woman in exchange for care OF
children and g.h.w. OV. 0217.
HOUSEKEEPER, white, for working
couple. Outskirts of Falls Church.
2 schoolage children: b-day week;
full or part time. Live in or out.
S110 month for full time. Call RE.
7O31 week days, or FA. S239 ewes.
and week ends. -E
white, who wants
good home; l child; 1st-fioor apt; !;
salary. $50; live in. 10. 2-67s9.
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MAN WITH CAR

1ig earninss. Good refs. 81. 1881.
MN, age 90 to 80, with car, who can
take instructions. We, viii teach
you to present to families the most
essential item In the sales fleld. No
terested In earning more than Just
an existance for yourself and your
family. arrange for an interview. by
ealline 10. $1,000. between and
4ES@T~o S@Ti tuli-rims and on: pa part
time. start on . one or two day
= trial basis. II you wish to prove to
yourself what an excellent opportu-
nifty this is. Full-time Fuller Brush
3seE 6esers e.nF on esSar ane TD f
BY appt. Fuller Brush customers
are pleasant. courteous and buy
these famous everyday necessities
regularly. No experience necessary.
An sxper,eneed man L VIII IldI train ix4h yon;
And .6s ; sss. NV. or call D1- 44?5 or
afEN IN WANTED WANTED taD, general roof re-
pair; top wages. full-time Job. Apply
$500 Barnum st., Brentwood. Nd
YouNG ROT ri MAN. high school graduate.
knowledge of bookkeeping and gem
eral office work; opportunity for
advancement. Call in person from
arSr e 70 sat a,F; 6 eEHGgAk DEs4k1BTT1Na EH9ssi
col. 73S 9th st. NV. -25
YOUNG MAN. colored. neat. quiet.
for soda fountain work in DRUGSTORE.
from $40 pm. nights. no Sundays,
refs. Apply 14th and l. SITS. NV.
YOUNG MAN wanted to work on
dairy farm. For further informa-
ton, call 81. 1904. IA
YOUNG MAN, eoIored. to do general
work in LIQUOR store; must have
good references; good salary. 1905
Pennsylvania ave. NV. "a
YOUNG MAN to assist window trim
vance. See Mr.. Waldschmidt.
SPORT CENTER. sth and d SITS.
Young MAN. white, for stock work.
Excel. oppor to learn and grow
with progressive organization
Apply BEACON ELECTRIC SUPPLY
CO. S06l 18th St. Silver Spring,
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HELP MEN Cont
TV TECHNICIAN: Salary open. SYL-
VAN RADIO. 24l5 Pennsylvania
ave. NV RE. 5045. ~

~ LECENICIAN; Salary open; sYL, I:
WHREHousE asf;i aoi EEi MaSAGER,s 2SaASi ASSIST
ANT to I'LL permanent position in
well established appliance and
pIum'Hins p.n'HI firm GOOD salary sGy. an. and
g. WEBSTER Il SONS. inc, (Est.
1912, 627 F st. NV, ST. 6100;
wAREHousEMAN, white, 1886. to
frozen food distributor: good oppor-
tunity for steady reliable man. See
MIR. NORRIS, after IL noon at AS
10th st. S.w. No phone calls. rs
BOYS AND MEN under 80. free to
travel Texas. Calf. and return,
ss Our men eSTn Ss nstkR
comm; immed. cash advancement;
transp. furn. See MR.. o. M. Ed
WARDS. 4911 14th st. NV, 10 2, m.
to 2 pm. -25
NAN. under 40, with sales expert
ence and ability. for local wholesale
travelling. wonderful opportunity for
someone with initiative. Call ST.
1925, Mr.. Berman. ga
MAN--As night watchman and do
cleaning. permanent position. paid
vacations. HOLIDAYS, discount on pur-
cheses. See Mr., Maloney. MA
LONEY's. NC. S126 Ga. ave. Sill
NAN. white, $3.50. to work in
warehouse for leading frozen food
distributor; good opportunity for
steady reliable man. See MIR. NOR
RIS. after IL noon at 416 10th st.
Sw. No phone calls rs
NAN. or married couple, to manage
and maintain recreational center.
Excellent proposition for honest. en-
ergetic people. UN. 1910. --25
MAN, white, soliciting orders for
home-dressed poultry: retail only:
eli or part time; age not important.
For further information, phone 4-S
- ~ m R-A2R1
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SITUATIONS MEN
ZEN AVAILABLE NOW
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BABY SITTER; avsilabls day and
COMPANION, capable, very depend
able Permanent or temporary.
WI. WI consider leaving city. Ma.
cSMfAIi6N. S2sf; EEti S1si rean.d ,.dv. wf, car.
reasonable. res fi. Box Bsoh' Iie-p. d. star. tar '"A'
GIRL, colored. desires general house
work and child care; 5-day week.
Box 220-C, Star. "a"
GIRL seeks job as slip cover trimmer
receptionist or seamstress. AID. S336'
PRACTICAL NURSE. for part time
PRAcTiSAE K rfiel oNSfGRsE. coiored. ed desire.
work day or night: some tipping ex-
perience. LU. 1-4364.
PRACTICAL NURSE desires 8 or TO-
hour might duty. Call NO. S6S2:
TYPIST. experienced. wishes work To
do at home. EN-. 3115.
WOMAN, colored, desires position as
countergirl or cashier; experienced
WHITE iii aG GaaSoi1GsEKEEPER, middle aged,
home in exchange for general house.
work; live, in;- excellent references;
salary optional. Phone 10. 2-67S9.
WOMAN, college background
/. training as investigator, desires
position with detective agency. Box
TNTEILiGENT, CoLORED WOMAN
wishes work; exoer. worker and
ATTENTION -stenog-
raphers, typists, clerks. available
for temporary assignment. Don't
fail behind in your work. Immedi-
ate eficient service. Call MISS
BARRETT, ST. 1871.
- INSTITUTIONAL cook
ing. capable Of ordering and pre-
pairing nutritious menus. Ii. 3-S3eS:
GIRL desires work. child
care, g.h.w., days; exper., ref. AT.
nc.
Evening star., 1952-07-23
SECRETARY

Real opportunity for young lady be.
tween ages q and 35 as confidential
secretary In controllers once o1
newspaper publisher. Salary will be
satisfactorily arranged according tc
training and experience. Must be
excellent typist and generally famil-
week: We % hours. S s-5 SO: many desirsbI.
company benefits; vacations with
pay; good working conditions; pri-
vate office. Reply in own handwrit-
ing, giving prior experience, age.
fSIea15SR finn Roa ,ssa ssd present sfsl e0mpensa
ARY-STENOGRAPHER, con-
ape DsrTaasR 4YSsR .da1 ATnEssP
air-conditioned once: excellent work
ing conditions. Reply own hand
writing. stating experience. salary
desired. Box 71-B. Star. -23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, fol-
association executives; 5-day week:
skgkETzE1E M TzIT1ENr rosl4iSN osE sa20 ts mos no.
BOX 496-B, Star giving background,
ability and references $50 per
SODA SODA FOUNTAIN GIRLs-No Sun.
nishsd: S. a sir-conditioned S s store. sERV. iSE
ICE PHARMACY. 18th and Eye SITS
SODA GIRL. eolored. for Downturn sS
drugstore; no evenings or sun
day work: high school graduat.
preferred: good opportunity; good
pay. Apply BABB1T'S DRUG
STORE. 1l06 F st. NV. 10
STENCIL CUTTERS AND TYPISTS
good pay and working conds. Ask
for Mrs. Marsh. RANSDEIL, INC,
Observation-Disclosures essen
tial; 5-day wk.; hours. $3.50 to 5;
age limit. 35; salary. $3.50 mo-.
group hospitalization, good salary,
Mrs. Walck, ARMCO DRAINAGE
AND METAL PRODUCTS. INC, DI
STENOGRAPHER-Perm. position, s.
day, 40-hour week; pleasant work
ing eond. Liberal discount on pur-
chases, insurance and hospiIahza-
ton plan, retirement plan. Apply
PEOPLES DRUG STORES, employ
sTTEENNsOSSRHi1fHER TE N SHi1fH and an n's; general Of
fce work. real estate and insurance
ofice; air-conditioned; pleasant
working conds.; 5-day -wk. Call
MR.. MOORE, or Mr.. LEE. 3211
Penna. ave. sc. VI. 1000. "a
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BUDGET Payments

ACE WRECKING g.
BUILDING MATERIAL co.
4002 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 4-050O.
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Continued on Next fas0
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDTTIONs-Fres estimates. remod-
coNTRScTNG Co. Ne. eses. @ 1."
ADDITIONS. sunrmB.. porches, bay
windows, rec. rms, remodeling and
repairing of all types. Crescent
ADDITIiioNs. alterations. home @S I'm
provements; no money down; up to
yrs; t. pay. HAMILTON coNsT..
AK IL ectoaNfD1rIoNMe. refrire, ssn ssion,
,,.sd ,nstellstions t0n "a and Eepsirs; Few and
AsPaAIT .DkivEWAYisS. SDs Saikinr lots,
Telephone OIL. 1900 or Oh. 1857.
EASEMENTS dug out and finished;
concrete and stucco work: free esti-
mates. Call after 9 pm. JU. S-2I64.
BRICKwORK in general: fireplaces
porches; repainting walls, concrete
SSl SSrk; rS Glass ss4a ! Jobs. R1NALPs5a sa &
BRICK WORK. new and repair; re-
tanning walls. patios. walks. etc.
Guar. salts; free estimates, BLAa-
P6N Pol 4tSse6Hsut 8 6HsuTrEMAN' Io' 4-esSs' GsS
BRICK WORK. retaining walls. out
side fireplaces, chimneys, porches.
etc. House additions. a specialty.
ER-Custom-built ramblers or
other type homes. Licensed in D. c.,
Maryland and Virginia. PENN HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO.. LU. 1-2035 or
CARPESTRY-Recr. All rm.. additions,
porches, kitchens remodeled. gen.
repairs and new work. LU. 1-2030,
CARPENTRY, alterations. repairs, re-
modelling. old and new work. MR.
SMITH OW. 5627. any time. -28
CARPENTRY, plastering, flreprooflng,
fencing, recreation rooms, cement
complete remodeling; roof rep; also
new homes. WILLIAMS, NO. 1888.
CLEANING-Window yards, floors,
lofts, walls. Easements, ETC.; refuse
hauled away; reasonable. DU. 1897.
CLoGGED DRAIN PIPES, electrically
Iazor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
ROoTER; Phons RIA. 1888 any day.
ELECTRfCAL installations; repair
short circuits; small jobs done i'm
mediately. RA. 2222 any time.
FENCE-Galvanized chain. link; ali
posts In concrete. Immediate erec-
tion. Get the best for less. No down
payment, 80 months to pay. Phone
II 1858: evenings and Sunday.
Evening star., 1952-07-23

exper. necessary; meals furn. Cali
Mr.. Keller. ME. 32lS. TALLY HO