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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-07
TODAY'S
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK W-IAs ROCK mar
ket wss mixed today Win pEiess
changing narrowly.
plns 81 minus slena u tha mail
frnctions was ne gsneral rule. Tho
trading pace Was mcderals.
Railroads we're unchanged %
liver alcng win ~ oils. ne
ssoels q shs cher hard we're
hirher &c wers mest eAenlieals
and alrerlfla. Motors Aeld steady
vim the Utilities, eopplss. ard IL
llnes.
81 Roeis PAPER, yesterdays
most active Issue with I one paint
Rnln. Traded unchanged today with
{ sAir amount q activity.
Hlshor stocks today Included u.
3 slnsI. CArysler. DepelAs. and
rnien carblde. Iowor were Cen
oral Aolors. American Telephone.
Gcuahora Railway, Texas Co., apd
American Cyanamid.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-07
Class D Baseball Teams In
Florida, Georgia, Alabama
Are All Losing Money In So

lplied 10 a Associated Press ques-
ti0nnairs said telsyiSion had had
No eject On attendanee. They we're
Thomasyills. Fitzgerald and Al
bany of the GIL; Douglas and
Statesbcro u the Georgia State,
and Fort Walton and Panama City
Il he Mabama-F Florida.
chst Morrisey. business man
ager Of Fitzgerald, and MeAIlist-
er Of StalesbOFo added that "
reception vas very poor in their
areas. General Manager Harry
Booth IL Fort Walton Beach said
there Is no " Ii that section.
sanderSyilie % the Georgia State
and Eufaula Of the Alabama :
Florida said ~ had made inroads
on their turn0uts.
Almost al the clubs reported ef.
forts 70 encourage attendance
through some iorm Of free admis-
sl0h programs, and several have
added attractions d give away
prizes.
Only g. !. Blackburn, general
manager d Sandersville, said BE
believed baseball could operate
sneeessfully without the reserve
clause. This controversial contract
provision which gives : club ex-
elusive rights to q player-eurrent-
~ D under legal attack.
Exeept Tor blackburn. spokes-
man said the reserve clause. or q
suitable substitute, Is necessary %
To lie q baseball Is 4 = known
todaV
Robert B. Eastman, business
manager q ThomasyIlla. comment.
ed:
EN- ny opinion, baseball's main
prOhleIn lInnncea.-has been caused
~ ne taet that admiSsi0n prices
have not Increased IN proportion
with cost Of operation, which has
tripled."
No admission price increases
this season were reported BY the
font Office 6pokssmen.
G. G. Hodge, president Of the
AInbama-FIO League, said At
tandanee Ii bis circuit Is down.
Ne attributed the dsciihe 70 bad
weather, lack Of promotion and
bfoadexsting d major league
eames. he said Sc believed Tp
hurt league altendance to some
extent, but that baseball broad
casts were 1 bigger problem.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-07
81 MGacga BAlLgY

A1IzAlfA % - Unless attend.
ance improves - &c club owners
pgedIes = & 8 beginning 70 ap-
Gar hat many Class D baseball
Dsams n Georgia. Florida and Ala
bama aFe going 70 lose money
III season.
Ceres eit e elstt ciubs FepoEt.
nc attendance figures sald Aeir
aveFage attendance Vas beieW The
@bfeak even" point. These clubs
afs Il De Ceors ia. Florida. AIaba-
raa-FIorida, and ceoFgia Stats
leaenes.
Attendance figures were n0t
ovailatle from TIE other clubs.
Most q ne front Office spckes-
man prodIetsd, hoWevor, that fans
WI btin tafnins out q greater
numberu
Panama city, which 3 leading
~ Alabama.F l0gida Leagme, said
& exptctad its attendance 4 r.
main about th0 same. ne KIieRs'
averaged go fans f0E thelr first q
heme games, slightly under IL 80
figured - their "brsak even"
point
Albany q tho Ceorgia- Florida
Iogp sald & averaged ~ for 30
NEDt q eames and expected crowds
y femaln about Ne same 81 10.
provs, fitzgerald, u he GIL,
aaid 30 average attendance u go
should improve 4 Tie Glib u.
gances kronn 81 current seventh
rlnee position. Albany fixed hs,
aseook even" figure IS 80 pr
name. Ellseegald 81 FSo.
Gtaieshbro q ne Ceoesis stats
elreun Wae fho only club which
topoIid ~ IAN support surpassed
~ Required minlIhum. Tie PE0ss'
prenl M G. y. MeAIilster. said
hls eluh has been averaging ~
pr aa1no. 3 more than ~ figured
wan ea g hgoak even.
N. Ward r., vice presi6ent
q lho Douglas club a The 0eoesla
Dlato Leagne. commented:
alfInoE league ball & d { 6lamp
& pgaAanl. ! look tor I comeback
Il ard when he ySnR n eesile&.
kissM fAnnssN n - m1nhfn Va "a.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-07
CHURCH ADvERTIsEs

JOHNSON CITY. NJ. =. H.
s.Hslp vented "a n Tie bulletin
g Al Saints Episcopal Church:
Slngers tel-Esp. bass; ~ exp.
nee; rshearoe Wed.
TaacheFs lal Mn1k love ehIidr.;
attract personality.
Lar readers t2l-M. only; q.
rsad. voice; exp. not nee. 4 wiling
. laarn; must love word q God.
Altar snIld workers ltl-Wom.
only: wiling d learn: reverence
desirable D care for Lords things.
Woeshippsrs (Sso0l FiEl pews 81
9 oAd II; exp. unnec.. but exp.
wrshprs. ~ heitaf results.
Apply y roclnr's ennploymenk
agency tor aN above ibis. Pay
sanhe Or a ibis, but ean be col
leetad only tfem treasures laid up
II haasen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-07
DOG TRACKS MUST

continued From PGre onel
mutuel betting operates only Is
2 privileged business and would
be unlawful unless licensed By he
state.
The track attorneys argued there
IS no logical classification in the
gradnated scale and II Is unc0nsti.
tutlonaIly arbitrary because tracks
" the same county are IN different
payment brackets.
he states lawyers replied L IS
: tair and rational classification
because tracks which attract ne
same amount Of patronage to the
oetting windows pay exactly the
same rate.
They cited ! u. S. Supreme
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-07
PRESIDENT DOES NOT
tContinued from Page Onel

Continued from Page 0nel
up with ! message. which brought
sharp criticism from many Demo
Gratis.
The only congressional leader
who has felt the sandpaper Of
presidential displeasure thus far
has been Chairman Daniel A. Reed
(R-NYl Of the House Ways and
Means COMMITTEES.
The administration apparently
has outmaneuvered Reed 3 win
probable congressional approval az
3 six-months extension Of the ex-
cess profits tax-whieh Eisenhower
requested and Reed bitterly OPP
posed.
But there Is little doubt in the
minds Of most Of his colleagues
that Reed viii get special attention
from the White House from now
on il an effort to keep him on the
team.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-07
INCREASE OF NEARLY

tContinued from Page Onel
determined until the county com.
mission setsahe millage rate. First
they must. meeting as the Equa-
lization Board. accept the current
ron. They recessed Monday, sub
ject to recall By the chairman,
when no complaints were heard
from Monroe County property own
ers.
The current tax book is now on
file in the office Of County Clerk
Earl Adams in the courthouse.
The budget for 1853 is now ID
the process Of preparation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-07
Worthington Says Shutout Of
Pills Vas Best Hurting Feat

. NEW YORK Once IN i while
IL pays not 10 heed expert advice.
Take tie case d the New York
Giants and their new pitching SEN
Saiion, young Alan Warrington.
who yesterday pitched Z two-hit,
20 ahulout over Philadelphia b Z
brilliant major league debut.
Until last Friday. WOrthin9ton
was I Giant farmland tOiling for
Minneapolis. Although ~ was burn
Ing up the association with j 81
record. his manager, Freddie Fti1-
simmons, advised sgalnSt bringing
him up 10 The big time.
''The hid Is Z great prospect, !"
Kit1almmons, 3 former Giant pitch.
Ing great. said II effect. s'But /
wouldn't advise bringing him up
Just yet. Hes not quite ready. He's
gat q brush up On bis control. !.
The Giants, desperately IN need
d pitching help, decided % gamble
On he 1s-year.oid highlander.
Three days after his arrival,
Worshlngton, win less than 2h
seasons d professional baseball,
made his majnr league debut
against the PhIllies.
III was The best game l have
pltched III my lie, " said the strap.
ping e.foot-a Alahaman IN the club
house AFTER the game. II used
mostly . fast BAN and 1 slider.
I threw only four curve balls, and
not until late n TIE game =
Worthington. who brought up Z
reputation Of wildness, walked -four
batters, but one was intentional.
he had 4 fun 50 count On all the
others before be lost them.
sIhe lid Locked GOOD, praised
Steve OMEN. PhIIlies' manager.
''He showed me ! fast ban that's
alive. he also has . pretty rood
slider. Better Jet, be showed the
poise a. Z veteran On the mound. /"
Great, great, great enkhnsed
Leo Durocher. Giant manager.
That give rs much needed
added starter. Nov II Marv IRIS.
som purchased from RoSt0n's Red
Sox last week. can win, cur pitch
his VIII Be II iine shape"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-07
Sports Roundup
~ GAYLE TALBOT

NEW YORK y No matter how
alert . man might be, something
IS going to sneak up On him now
and again, and in this particular
case II Is d brand new colossus IN
the kiddie baseball world, the Big
ger-LittIe League, which is exactly
what il sounds as though Il might
be.
This latest offshoot Of 4 nation
wide movement TO spawn more
and better young ballplayers Is N
only its second year, yet already
numbers some 1900 boys IN the
ISIS age group playing in organ
lied leagues in 90 states. BY COM
paris0n, the better known Little
League, which caters to the under
u set, has taken something like .
dozen years 70 reach its present
state Of virtual saturatiOn.
What the Little Bigger does, we
learn from It's guiding Light, Vim
cent williams Of this city, Is fill
the gap which existed between the
time the future bonus boys grad
uate from the Little League and
the day they are big enough to
play ID the American Legion setup.
A hid who can't get in some sort Of
baseball league nowadays obvious
" isn't trying.
Our league was . natural,
Williams says. Statistics showed
that the highest percentage Of in
crease III juvenile delinquency was
il the under-16 age group. They
needed & program, and now they
have II. One reason for our rapid
growth Is that we were able to
study the experiences of the other
youth leagues and 70 avoid the mis-
takes they made at the outset. We
owe them 4 debt Of gratitude"
The Little-B Bigger movement eri-
ainated at Trenton, N. j., where
ciyic.minded citizens realized that
something needed to be done about
the graduates Of their Little Lea
que. Too many Of these were drift
ing into softball and threatened to
become dead loss 30 far as any
possible future In organized ball
was concerned.
The Trenton people cast about
and came up with the big prize, 4
major soft drink concern which
was both willing and able to fl
nance the movement on a.national
scale. From that point Il was suffi-
cient to let nature take its course.
I'VE have made everything as
simple rs possible, z says Williams.
firm. We use regulation dia-
monds, which enables US better to
cooperate with the recreation d.
rectors in each city. Then, we're
not too fussy about uniforms. Our
teams have them, Of course, but
If some Kid shows up wearing q
pair Of patched overalls and wants
to play. he plays
Thanks to the money behind 1t
the Little. Bigger League is as in
dependent as q house cat. II wants
wants no help from organized ball,
such as is given, we believe, to the
older Legion program. II IS going
to hold its second 'World Series"
the week Of Aug. lC at Trenton,
and the event win be teIevised only
II the network which wishes the
privilege comes up with i sponsor
who pleases the league ia every
respect. Cigars and beer probably
are out.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-07

Small fry love toasted bread
cubes In = cream soup, under Q
poaehed egg or Is Z base fog
creamed vegetables, meat or fish.
To prepare the cubes. cut solA
bread into small squares. Arrange
the cubes on cookie sheet anA
place in q slow oven. turn the
bread occasionally and toast unka
golden brown on Al aides.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-07

Court ruling upholding a AlasRAA
license tax on salmon canneries
based On graduated scale accord.
inc % TIE number e cases Il ISh
packed and said that more nearly
suited the situation thatn he Zen
lucky dry goOds store gross -.
ceipts ease.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-07

BREMERHAVEN. Germany IL.
The esth u. S. Aerial Reconnais.
sanes Wing. l.s00 men strong, ar.
rived h this North German pom
city today aboard the transport
Gen. Leroy Eisinge and prepared
10 hin the u. S. i2th Air Force.
The esth wiIl take up headquar.
.ters q Semhaeh, cue o. i've recent
II completed Airields n the
Preach aDne. TIE esth formerly
was Dc 1I1th Tactical Reeonnais.
sanee Wing q I Nati0aaI Guard
Unit and It's three squadrcns were
recruited from Memphis. Tenn,
Birmingham. Ala. and Oklahoma
CITY.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-07
MnvYaa els

WASHINGTON W-Ismple Bai.
Inv, aplhar u n0vel1. Short stories
and magazine serials. died yestsr-
day d her apartment here. Sha
vas b her oo,s.
Most q her writing was roman.
Dc fiction. Her llfst book, .1udy',
was puhllshee u lSoI. ASnonr q
heEs wore 'ConiFary Mary '.lGls.
tress Ann" ..Advenanrle n Girl
hoods. fhe Blue window Fl lssle
GiFl Lost Glory n YoukA". ana
fomoFFow's Promise.
4 niece. Klixabash Bum Adams,
us.- Fla. survives.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-07
CITY MAKES
lconIinned prom Page onel

llouUuAeu FUN kake Uue1 z
property win revert to federal own
ership.
Dawn also maintained that the
property IS not within the city linn
is.
They threatened to lAigate the
matter ii relief was not given.
Attending yesterdays meeting in
addition to the city and county
commissions were City Attorney NJ.
Ignatins Lester, County Attorney
Paul Sawyer. City Tax Assessor
sam Pinder, Jr.. and County Tax
Assessor Claude Gandolfo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-07
SOVIET NEWSPAPER

Continued From Pace Onel
Gals in various Of the republics
making up The Soviet Union
The newspaper said the party
'-in implacable battle has crushed
al its enemies who have tried 10
SOW in party ranks i lack Of con
1denee In the victory Of socialism
and sEhvert the unity Of the party
and BY this token 10 Illustrate the
building OF . socialist society il
our country"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-07

Although founders have one eye
on each side Of their heads at
birth, but they rest on one side
on the bottom and one eye migrat-
es until both eyes are on the up
per side 81 the nead.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-07

When the University Of Florida
and Rice meet In football 1t Hous.
ton on Sept. 10 Il viii Be the first
grid match between the two.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-07

Although the cruption IL Mount
Katmai IN Alaska h 1912 may
have been the most violena yclcan-
lie eruption III history, 70 human
life was last beeause q he re-
mote location Of The voIesno.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-07

AARRY .. srElNaRRpRR

ttSAANt q y WNtN8NHUHW
Harry J. Steinbreder, IS, q SIT
Eaton SlFeet, died Saturday, July
4 il s.. Louis. Ms. Steinhreder was
with him at the time 81 his death.
Mr.. SteinhFedeF was I retired
businessman and foruerly lived
h ST. Louis before making his par
manent home n The Island City.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
ET T,ECTRTCTAN

AS@4ASN = ava 4SSe1AN
For. small appliance and lamp re.
APPLY TRUNNELL ELECTRIC CO.
7S42 Wisconsin Ave, Bethesda.
Us
ELECTRICIANS AND HELPERS. year.
around Job with large electrical
concern; GOOD wages. Box l2S.Y.
ELECTRIC MOTOR wINDER. good
pay and BENEFITS. MR.. SEATH. Hu.
ELECTRONICs TECHNIcIANs, exper.,
for advanced research work. JAG
OBS INSTRUMENT CO., Bethesda,
ENGINEER-5th or 7th class o,
1711 Mass. ave. NV. THE BOSTON
HOUSE. Apply Chief Engineer MT
Schlueter. -31
ENGINEER -JANITOR, 3rd class IL
eense REQUIRED; Apply 200 c st, Sc
ENGINEERS. CIVIL OR STRUCTURAL
-Opportunitie for recent graduate,
q sxDerenesS cSc. easinesrs IN II.
ricator of steel building materials
Permanent positions with excellent
opportunities for advancement In Q
growing organization. Our-stafi
202-Y, Star --25
ENGINEERING CRAFTSMEN (2)--
Permanent positions; l capable OF
making lay-outS 3 and perspective
drawings in connection with me-
chanical design. minimum of yrs.
experience; also detailer to work
from design lay-outs. minimum o1
2 yrs. exper. Salaries open. local
engineering concern. Call MR.. RUS
SELL. JU. S-S262.
ENGINEERS WANTED - Radio and
television allocation; experienced
Evening star., 1953-01-25
SPECIAL NOTICES

ACCOUNTANT (public). bookkeeping
income tax prepared, from $3. HE.
4-7235. Il
INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX returns
10. 4-7796. -25
INVENTORY computations by comp
tometer expert. Call 10. 3-655l.
TAX RETURNS prepared by tax ex.
pert, So up. WILMETH TAX sERV.
ICE, JU. S-1311, JU. 5-2O25. 30
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred by any one other
than myself. HEWA GLENN SAVERS.
2S7 Chinquapin Village. Alexandria.
Va. 20"
SAVE MONEY-File correct income
50. UN 4-7045. -26
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared,
Federal. D. c.. Md, Va; records
kept year round; reaS. rates. ia.
MR.. STRICKLAND, please call.
DIAL JEWELER. Ii. 3-1803. -27
EXPERT INCOME TAX SERVICE
saves you money: most reasonable.
Call MR.. LEONARD, HO. 2-7300. "
Al TAX SERVICE-Returns pre-
Rared IN 51y your home evenings; 5sas'
WILL NOT BE responsible for any
debts contracted by any one other
than myself. SAMUEL WISE, 709
10th st. me-. Wash. D. C.
INCOME TAX and bookkeeping serv.
for individuals and small businesses,
8 to 8. PEARSON, LA. 6-1119.
81
PUBLIC ACCT. prepares financial
statements and income tax returns.
Box 457-Y. Star.
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared in
your home by experienced. reliable
accountant. RA. 6-7450.
YOU'LL HATE US FOR THIS-But
are you sure your manuscript can't
be improved? MEARS MANUSCRIPT
SERVICE. RE. 7-3513, Denrike
BLDG. Rewriting and editing
AAA INCOME TAX SERVICE-Re-
turns eXpertly prepared in the
privacy of Your home; low rates.
HE. 1896.
Evening star., 1953-01-25

GRILLMAN, experienced; good pay;
NO Sundays or nights. 1770 Pa.
ave. NV. -26
GROCERY CLERK--Appiy after 1
pm. At 639 Fla. ave. NV. -25
GROCERY CLERK to manage and
operate small delicatessen. ne. sec.
GROCERY CLERK, experienced, d. C.
permit; must have references and
be reliable; good salary to start.
Apply MAYFAIR SUPER MKT, 1925
Hayes st. ne" or call Ii. 6-o1l1.
GROCERY MAN. experienced in tax.
ing care OF stock. Self-service store.
BLUEBIRD FOODS, INC, 4411 Lee
hwy. ia. 7-964s. go
HOTEL FRONT DESK CLERK, expe.
rienced and able to furnish ref;
pleas; working cond.; salary, $3.50
HOTEL FRONT DESK CLERK-Ex-
has comparable background; after
mensurats with ABILITY. BOX coy.
HoGsEMAN. white. experienced, en-
CARLTON HOTEL. 10th and x SITS.
ICE Cis CREAM MAN, white for rem refined
establishment. Make own mix and
AHVfaNoSE sHfsla SEdeFf FkEkEggp kAgp' 197 y ecS
1SsrEsr6k. III 5S bE fS ioi elSseh Machine sS Shop
quality control. Must be familiar
with tools and technics used in the
inspection of precision parts. 2-wks.
paid vacation. sick leave. paid hos
shs!''n sne.s c.li ana A1Rqsos1e s1fs5 1eeomPany RE
SEARCH. INC, OIL. 1855. 20
INSTRUCTOR in radio and elec-
tronics; full time, permanent posi-
ton. paid vacation and other bene.
tii aihS% overtime ti11 If desired cali ao;
:ANiii AMI or, Ii colored, with 5th-class S9 en-.
gineer's license, for apartment build
ing, 1913 18th st. NV: salary, $136
drinker and furnish satisfactory ref.
erences. See manager on premises,
or Mr., smaltz before II am. at
S25 18th 18th 6d s.. NV. B F. SAUL Co.
JANiToRSColored, Must be mar
ed aesh vi.h n% NO Ssfreo Ss or anPy ca Ap JAP 70
6173. MR.. KETTLER. 9-5 week
JAGSNhIhfioR. 5th.class engineer ana
wife. for. outstanding NV. apart
experienced man; must have refer.
ses HEfPMuIIEk AR1 hha sooH EN- saisIs ssoes can
large apt. project, s Y day week.
s45s HS e r.; 10 e.. t'sR; and HSR'S fSsS
JANIrOR. part time. hours can be
alTEE1snsed lE1s sG,.I living IN quarters if desired
JANiToR. colored, married. for large
NV apartment house; 6-day week;
| $125 a month and quarters. Apply
BLISS PROPERTIES. 1911 Columbia
TTd , NV l., between s-s am. ossnd
JaN1foR AN RiSdi for small Aunt apt. dd BIDS,
single man only. Must have D. G.
,qItred; BOX 25S-Y. Star -;25
JAsMI,L0R. as,,1so. colored: married with n. no
IN Quarters ns; siAnpEi ABBY so MR 6aTEs g. spS cpS
am, 81 18th st. NV. -25
JANITOR, intellieent, energetic. bon-
ess man able and to assume complies
Tefs rast'a and Sqf haSits sSs sox sss.v. s Star:
JANITOR. coiored, large downtown
church with education building; full
time; good position Tor sober, up.
and references required. Apply,
stating age and experience, Box
| 16-X, Star. -27
JANITOR. (relief). for / day and I
| nisht per week only. large apart
Go Gent 1hS hense; aas TH0s I5fS ST j. FISHER 4
JANITOR, for downtown apt. bldg;
good salary; bedrm. apt. must be
strictly honest sober and good
worker; no children. Call ME.
JAN1TOR. colored. for exclusive NV.
apt. house; experienced. sober. re-
liable, married; no children; local
| references; excellent salary and
! quarters. Call AID. 4-26S7. -31
Evening star., 1953-01-25

WINDERS and electric
motor repairmen. experienced: ton
wages good working conditions APP
ply ABC ELECTRIC MOTOR SERV-
ICE, INC. 115 L st. Sc. Ii. 4-1052
ASSISTANT MANAGERS - settled
married couple. no children. capable
of operating large guesthouse with
dining room. Phone Hobart 2-6767
SLAUGHTER'S. 1927 10th st. NV
ASSISTANT TO OWNER-Young man
capable of managing all phases of
small expanding wholesale business,
sales, billing. bookkeeping. shipping
and receiving; aggressive, alert,
lively personality. good phone voice.
A responsible, loyal man is destined
for. q secure. bright future. State
fully past experience, length of
employment, earnings and salary
required. Jewish or gentle. Box
40O-Y. Star. -26
for permanent position
with auto insurance CO. Some ad-
justing or estimating exper. needed
Company car furnished. ST. 3-6055
MR. CHURCH
Evening star., 1953-01-25

FARM HAND. with references and
exper. in dairy. CHURCHILL NEW
COMB. Purcellville, Va. 65O9. l--25
FARMER-There is around Wash, a
man who will shortly or has retired;
who grew UP in tobacco field; who
wants to- add to his retirement in
come; who Is handy at repairing
and rebuilding. and who under
stands the operation of farm ma
chinery. To such man we offtr
q pleasant home and opportunity to
grow most Of his living and create
additional cash income. See or call
w. H. BARNETT. 1908 Good Hope
I'd. Sc. Tel. LII. $4,000 Mon. ---35
FLORIST SUPPLY SALESMAN who
has flower shop or wholesale flower
experience. to cover D. c. and vicin-
ity, to call on established retail
trade. Must have serviceable car.
Send resume Of experience, phone
no marital status. Box 36O-J. Star
Liberal draw against commission.
lst cl.. rel, capable;
working. managing, bldg. up foun-
tain; excel. arr. BAYER. LU. 1-34Ot.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
NATIONAL EMPL. SERVICE
"Washington's Largest Agency"
MEN
SALES


ONCE furniture ttrainee) $3.50 mo.
Once machines (eXperD av. $4,000
Industrial cleaning equipment
(traineel S275 plus car. plus exp.
Janitorial supplies S325 mo.
Insurance open
Office and Professional
service administrator mon
Govt. exper. in bldg. maint.,
transp.. warehousing, printing, etc.
Must know Spanish $4,000
Specially shop manager complete
knowledge of store operation and
fur merchandising), $4,000 plus
Personnel employment assistant
(trainee). Must have psychology or
personnel degree. Start S3. 100
Bookkeeper (private cIub) $3.50
assistant to auditor).
Credit clerk Unjust type-.will train; ;
start So, $50
Clericals (top companies. excellent
futures, must type) to So, 12O
Hotel management traineeS, to So, ,12O
Property maintenance manager
Accounting clerks. many solid fu-
Teletype operators to 81, $50
Assistant buyer trainees, excellent
future in retail Start So. $50
11Os 10th st. NV. (new address,.