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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-01

Win ths arrival Of the monsoan
season. Il Is time 10 put the eie
ear 10 The ground and SET back into
productian after q long sammeF
layofl. We trust car constant read
ers have not been too shaken ever
the absence Of the eolyun from
these pages.
After al. Mr.. RaaFk eOes 10 10
rope, Mr.. winehell takes q month
eff and Drew Pearson seems 10 be
on . perpetual vacation - ear q
TIE ground needs rest. TOO.
LARGE UNDERTAKING
DIG this politician:
There Is q fellow known as Abe
lardo Lopez. q former Key Westefl
nov q successful undertaker and
councilman, who Is q candidate foE
Mayor Of the City Of Hlaieah. Ap'
parsntly . man with > sense Of
hum0r, Mr.. Lopez Is hvening ~
his campaign thasly:
His slogan: ''I'n be The last man
30 LET you down"
And, In q recent speech, Lopez
declared: IAN the other candidates
are throwing the dirt around. bui
I'm the only one with . license d
DO H."
There Il an acute shortage 81
candidates In the November Cts
elections. which Is understandable
However. there is one perennial
shortage which has always puzxlet
Is: Local members Of the lega
profession seem 20 steer away from
candidacy Cor election 10 city Of
fees.
Maybe Il d TIE pany $50 salars
which diseourages them.
In other cities, attorneys are al
most Invariably members Of IN
city eommission O. council. 20
good reason 49, VINO Is better quail
fed 10 handle the task Of making
Iaws3
But. Why doa't they run Cor Of
flee In Key West9
oIvEAWAV PROGRAM
The city Of Key West has beer
sponsoring q giveaway program
which overshadows anything evel
conceived BY radio or tslevisioE
promoters.
We are speaking Of the policy O
handlng over valuable elty.ownee
land 10 the County. whenever they
ask for q few acres.
Their latest request for . trae
lot land on Stock Island 30 tina
they can build . Juvenile detention
home Is 3 good example.
Monroe County desperately need
10 juvenile home go anyone whI
has ever spent 9 day IN Judge Evs
Warner Gibson's court realizes
that.
But. tavenlle work e q count,
function and they are seemingly
leaning on the city 10 take care d
the problem.
The County Commissioner fur
ther state that they do not have
ehe money 10 build a home.
II the County Commissioners cal
pay themselves sIs.0oo . year h
salaries, they ought 10 be able 4
dig 40 enough money 10 take ears
Ilof the kids Of the eomm1nity wheI
they need help.
! Il would be . magnificent ges
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Double Trouble

MONTGOMERY, Ala. m So n
wasn't the 2s-foot fan from . seat.
fold that sep1 1e.year-old Ray Scott
Jr. 20 the hospital, but the sledge
hammer that clipped him after Ne
landed.
Scott. q Howard College foolhall
player, was working on the scat.
told between the second and third
floors q Capitol Heights Junior
High School yesterday when he
fell. lie landed feet first, uniniured
BY The drop.
But be came down On a aledge.
hammer handle. The heavy ham.
mer levered up ard struck him Ia
the face. gashing his chin and
loosening q few teeth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-01

ensicEsl ceographie SC<issy
- the flrsi loeomoliva % 90 INTO
eduied service In America was
s Southern Railways Best
.iand ef Charlssion."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-01
TagpIa Play

EelfnF. r. Cilinen.
Iwoul6 Lke 10 le allowed . anal
space = - Peoples Foram y sFy
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-01

Price speMs considerable ans n
nearly Stalgg ~ - q gaess ~ ~
Germaa gosernment dAriux warlS
War II. Prce xigRei wAen h.
should have aaTKcd IN Battle AZ the
Bulge and wound ~ eating potato
soup and ne much else. wAle ne
kramas beat tatona un hls mw VITA
q rifle butt bea ketckam Is ue
and abouf AFTER a siege II Nlness.
Former City Finance nirertar
Charles Roberts, wao Is mentionel
a. Z possible candidate sor MAYER.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-01

In fsz1 all bat 36 Of America
6s 600 locomotives were steam
powered.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-01

eome November. Il Yeporte6 10 ho
" Al IS home Max Carey. FOR
mer Majog Lesgse great No has
taken ever she rcixns II the Key
West Keansl C1ab. ioeAl dag racing
emporium. wss known - ne South
Bend CreghoEnd beeaasa ug HE
specd when ~ hreke iais prules-
sional BASEBALL many years ago.
Carey went oa ~ make q name
Soc himself Is . base, s,ealer n ne
aational pasnme.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-01

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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19
PennileS DIP Builds SIS Million
Business in Six Years Time

who arrived in this country a
penniless DIP only six year S
ago to build a $25 million dol
lar business, was honored in
Chicago by the Chicago Sales
Executive club which named
him "The Outstanding N e W
American Sales Executive of the
Year., it has been announced
by Harry Bickle, local NECC-
CHI dealer.
JolSon, president of a COM
pany, which was started in 1947
with a loan of $1,000 from the
United Service for New Ameri-
cans, made this statement in
accepting the award, first OF
its kind presented: "I some .
times wonder if a native Ameri.
can can understand this coun.
try as well as a new American
does. There is one sad a C
about being a native American.
he takes too much for granted
He is so accustomed to free
dom that it no longer seems
the wonderful thing it really is,
But we who have known an
other kind of life we look
upon this nation with constant
wonder and gratitude. We can
never take this spirit of liberty
for granted.
JolSon explained that his sen.
Sational business career in SC
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19

short a period could only hap
pen in America. I'm som e
countries, my friends, con :
tinued the former DIP, II would
have to walt for government
permits and licenses, for a Ii
sorts of red tape and / would
have had to pay dozens Of
fees. Months, even years, would
pass before / could start. And
this, to me- seems an Ameri-
can miracle the fact I h a t
nothing stands in the way of
honest enterprise.
How different it is in most
of Europe. There, bound by
tradition and habit, people gen.
orally turn away from anything
new. They like to continue to-
day with what they had yeSter-
day. And those who try to sell
modern ideas and modern equip
ment have to fight the kind of
resistance Americans don't even
understand. AS a new American
my friends l pray we may
be able to keep this enterpris-
ing spirit of America forever
strong"
The NECCHI Sewing Machine
Corp. president further stated
that foreign ma nufacturerS
should be encouraged to adopt
the American system of pro-
duction as well as the Ameri-
can employee relations pro =
grams offering high wages, pen
sion systems, vacations wit h
pay and all the other benefits,
as a means of combating the
spread of Communism abroad.
mot long ago we brought a
few Italian NECCHI executives
into this country. We wanted
them to understand our needs.
They went from one American
plant to another, and do you
know what they took home?
They took back so tremendous
a respect for our labor stand
ards that they set up similar
codes at the NECCHI plants
in Italy; high wages, pension
systems, vacations with pay
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19
ORDINANCE NO. 236
AN ORDINANCE
ESTABLISHING THE

Ed ADLlOf11NI lf1E
POSITIONS OF FOREMEN,
ASSISTANTS TO THE SUPER
INTENDENT OF BLIC
SERVICES OF CHARDON,
OHIO.
BE 1T ORDAINED by tn e
Council of the Village of Char
don, Ohio:
Section /. That with the con-
currence of the Trustees of
the Board Of Public Affairs
of the Village of Chardon,
Ohio, by its resolution duly
passed, there are hereby Gre
ated two positions of fore
man, which will carry with
them the responsibility of as
sitting the Superintendent of
Public Services for the Village
of Chardon.
Section 2. That the said posi-
tionS of foreman shall be
staffed at the pleasure of the
Superintendent of bile
Services.
Section 3. That the compen-
Sation of a foreman shall be
computed upon an hourly
basis for time actually en-
ployed and pro rated be-
tween the appropriate funds
of the Village of Chardon,
Ohio, in hourly rates conSiS-
tent with maximum fiXe d
salary rates established by Or
dinance from time to time.
Section 4. That this ordinance
shall take effect and be in
force from and after t h e
earliest period allowed by law.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this
5th day of November, 1858.
w. w. Parsons
President of Council
ATTEST:
Jennie C. Davidson
Village Clerk
APPROVED:
D. C. Muchmore
Mayor 2c47.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19
Stop Taking
Harsh Drugs for
Constipation
Avoid Intestinal Upset. Get Relief This
Gentle Vegetable Laxative WayI

Forconstipation, neVsr take harsh drugs
They cause brutal cramps and gripping.
disrupt normal bowel action, make re.
peared doses seem needed.
Get fGrs but gentle relief when you
are temporarily constipated. Take DIR.
Caldwell's SIENNA Laxative contained in
Syrup PePsin. No salts, no harsh drugs.
DR.. Caldwell's contains an extract OF
SIENNA, one Of the finest natural pegeta6L
%1satfVeI known TO medicine.
DR.. Caldwell's Senna Laxative taste,
good, gives gentle, comfortable, salts.
tying relief for every member of the
family. Helps you get "on schedule"
without repeated doses. Even relieves
stomach sourness that constipation
often brings.
Buy DR.. Caldwell's 3oe size today
Money back if not satisfied. Mail bortie
60 Box ESQ, New York ls, N. Y.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19

and all the rest"
What is the result? Through
out Italy today labor G ou p S
that were turning toward Com
munism only a few years ago
no longer turn that way. They
see the American system in
operation at the NECCHI fact
ory and suddenly that has be-
come their goal. They no long
er want Communism they
want the American system"
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19
DonaHI OBnen
Is Named to
Draft Board

Donald ]. O'Brien of Chester
has been nominated to tn e
Geauga draft board by t n e
recommending committee.
Mr.. O'Brien, "a, was drafted
in World War II and served 4
years in the Air Force as an
enlisted man and later as an
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19

officer. Mr.. O'Brlen was n
pilot of B "a bombers in the
Southwest Pacific and had IS
combat missions to his credit
during the years 1943 A. He
was attached to the 5th Air
Force and during his tour of
duty received the Air Medal
with 2 clusters. Before the war
he attended Wittenburg college.
Mr.. O'Brien is now with the
Weatherhead Co., Cleveland, o.
and is also a licensed real
estate agent in Geauga county.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19
Chardon Blue Stars
Admit New Members

Chardon chapter of the Blue
Star Mothers united with the
Painesville chapter last W eek
to institute new members. The
meeting was held at the Char
don Methodist church on Tues
day, Nov. 10.
Six mothers whose boys have
gone into the armed services
are now members of the chap
ter. They are: Mrs. Nellie Skin.
ner, Ms. Margurite Edds, Mrs.
Nellie Denning, Mrs. Edith
Strong, Mrs. Ruth Ishee, a n
Mrs. Florence Grau.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19
Not from k.-ying Pan to Firs

In the extensive testing that goes
on in the laboratories of paint and
finishes manufacturers to perfect
their products, changes Of tempera-
ture are carefully considered. To
determine the reaction of coating
to sudden temperature chang IS,
for example, a test panel may 4e
placed IN a hot oven-to simulat ,
the extremes Of tropical heat 4
shocked with the frigid chill Of sub
zero temperatures in q refrigera-
tor
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19

CHICAGO, ILL. - Leon Jol-
son. president Of the NECCHI
Sewing Machine Sales Corp,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-06-18

Rambling Ranch
S13.2QQ

$1,000
ONE ACRE LOT. bedrooms, mod
ern kitchen. dining oreo. breakfast
Dor. tile both and shower, extro-
lurge living room. Built-in book
case. utility. stairway to End. Hurd-
wood floors. automatic oil furnuce.
Storms and screens. Attached qo-
rage. Automatic washer and dryer.
MUST SELL.
TimberIuke. $l6,800
LAKE SHORE BLVD. Is minutes to
Eost side plonts. Picture window.
lorge living room. Open fireplace.
Q extro large bedrooms, tile bath
and shower. Very modern kitchen
and dining oreu. Garbage disposol.
automatic wosher. oil he0t. stairway
to End. Attached garage. Lot 6oxl73.
WHAT A SPOT.
WCKLFFE- floor plan. rooms,
city woter and sewers; S8,500.
EAsTLAKE, 8 rooms. attached ga
roge; $500.
EASTLAKE bungalow. uttoched go
rage: $4,000.
WnLoUGHBY. modern 4h-roem
perfect dreom home. Sl1.50o.
WICKLFFE. new ranch type. dining
room. full basement: Sl4,90o.
WICKLFFE. 8 bedrooms. 1cre lot;
Sl5.5oo.
WICKLlFFE. new modern bed.
rooms. attached garage; sl6.so0.
MIDLAND MOOR .ronch style, 8
bedrooms, attached garage. lot 100
x228; $4,000.
Pictures and full information on other
Istings from $4,000 TO $4,000 at
our office.
Open Ewes. and Sundays
AMERICAN
REALTY
N. S. Limo, Reultor
30603 Euclid Ave. WI. 3-l564
Evening star., 1953-12-25
SPECIAL NOTICES

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
any debts other than those in
CURED by myself. RUFUS AUGUS-
TUS, 1928 18th st. NV, Washing
ton d. c. 27s
0uLOyA WATCHES 33h% discount
ARTHUR Markell $40 st nv
OFFICE OF THE FiREMEN'S INSUR.
ANCE co. OF WASHINGTON AND
NV. WASHINGTON. ID. C.-The stock
holders Of the FlPEMEN'S INSUR-
ANCE CO Of Washington anu
Georgetown will meet at the off1ce
Of the company on Monday Janu.
s,.,. sry T. 1854 i,, for the purpose 9Ep .n.,o Of
ing year. Polls open from y am. to
v. MANNING HOFFMAN. sEcY.
Evening star., 1953-12-25
HElP-WOMEN

BAKERY CLERK. full time. perma-
conditions; hours, am until 8
pm Some one from vicinity of
Clarendon preferred Apply in per-
son at BURKLEY'S BAKERY. 1911
CLERK. dry cleaning store. exper.,
dependable only; hrs. II a.m.-7
p.m., perm, minor sewing ability
preferred Ii. 4-9S09; ia. 9-4561.
CLERK-TYPIST. with some knowl-
edge of Office experience; 6-day wk.
See Mr.. Settle, KIT MUSIC CO.,
1890 C st. NV. -25
CT ERIK -TYPIST With Americas
fastest growing consumer finance
CO Meet the public: interesting
benefits and excel oppor. for ad-
vancement Apply PUBLIC LOAN
CORP 2m 3. .2nd A., 1906 Geor-
ga ~ Sill EpF Md --25
Evening star., 1953-12-25
BRANCH
SALES MANAGER

For Washineton area. Man
we want must have the know
how and know-who of direct
selling. Must be between 30
and 40. have q car, be inter-
ested in building q sales or
sanitation and have ambition
to enjoy the dignity and pres
tige that comes from selling
the firSt class Of people In our
America today. In doing busi-
ness for over 100 years. we
have earned national recogni-
tion as q most unusual and
most underestimate business.
Ours Is multimillion dollar
operation with one Of the most
comprehensive and complete
training programs in use any
where. To the man qualified
for branch management, aver
age f1ve figures annual earn
ings are assured. Further pro-
motion dependent on ability
and qualification. Our divi-
sional managers of 1862 aver.
aged in excess of $24. 900.
This may be real opportunity
for you. You can determine
for yourself by writing Mr..
Dempsey, Box 24S-A. Star.
giving complete details about
yourself and previous expert
ence. Personal interview will
sbe arranged. Our staf has.
been advised Of this opening.
Evening star., 1953-12-25
MlscEL. WANTED Cont.

tered; sired by Ch. Newayeos Ebony
PARADE: sable and white; $50 up
TOY MANCHESTER PUPPIES. Axe.
sag up; will hold for Santa. PARK
ave-, Sc. -25
Axe. affectionate; wonderfai sDh christ, rsir
mas gifts; bargain. so. 5-4479.
PUPPIES. cocker-terrier crossbred. 2
oK oTs'i alnsaa Isea to cats kids. other Sess.
COOKERS. Axe reg. shots, 6 mos,
black. beautiful affectionate, cham
BOXER % f1 PUPPiEs, Ii 10 S2o9 wEs.; Axe; s
beautiful. fawn. Make excellent
COCKER PUPS, 2 females: Axe: black
beauties, II Tks perfect condition:
GERMAN sHEPRSERD PUPPIES. Axe
reg. also older pups. to IL months.
Reas. JU. a-09O6. -25
COCKER PUPPIES, pedigreed; sweet
aev and %aI SIadly; yssss Rsalth guaranteed sn-
PARAKEETs. licensed by Nd. Health:
s1ssS.rs babies all eSlOFs; bS1d to christma'
bred stud for hire. Cali Ii. S- s-$Sls.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS. beaut.
mar Marked 5;a,t Axe KE zEssS zegi Champ. blood
SCOTTIE PUPPIES. Axe. ch. blood
coEIiE 5iHiii II PufPF9. PI$s4S ! mos. old. 23 akc
reg houseproken and loves chill
,nSrv drSn; va TITss 6o6e07; e77;.,. &c
ears cropped, tails docked. shots,
GERMAN sHEPHERD PTPPiEs, Axe
reg. Champion sired. outstanding,
beautifully marked. Call CO. o.
COCKER PUPS. AKc reg. heavy
coated blacks, distemper innoc. Spe-
cial. S25. LU. 2-3716.
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIELS-2
reg. female pups, 2 mos. old; parents
on view Gaithersburg 1921.
BOXER PUPS, Axe registered. red
fawn, championed sired. fiashy. WA.
7-015S. ~
BOXER PUPPIES
Axe; excel. pedigree. ia. s-3531.
Evening star., 1953-12-25
PERSONAL


VACANCY--Elderly loved ones given
unexcelled care under r. N. SUPER
vision. JU. $500.
VACANCY IN NuKSlN0 HOME Ior
elderly person: 24-hr.. nursing care;
licensed BY State and county JU
0-6040
FORMS 81, q 8 lob applications pre-
pared and typed. Personnel COUNSEL
Ing. EXCHANGE sERV ST a-a1s6
29s
MlMEOGRAPHING, 500 copies, 81 Is
incl typ. Of stem EXCHANGE SERv-
ICE CO.! i740 & NV. ST. 3-Hl so.
PERMANENT. S4. shampoo WAR
FLYN BEAUTY COLLEGE 1910 q
PEKsONABLE, EXPERIENCED MAN,
in early forties, desire position as
aide to ailing businessman; will
travel. Box 3-B. Star. 27'
Evening star., 1953-12-25
FARM AND GARDEN

NEW EQUIPMENT--IHC Cub. Super
A. c. H and NJ tractors, plows. now
ers, rakes. forage harvesters. corn
pickerS baiers drills spreaderS.
loade,s. power units WAGONS heavy:
Sti, duty discs ham hammer mill mills .aaa and
harvesters blowers saws cement
mixers and discs New Idea mowers.
rakeS corn pickers spreaders eleva-
tors. wagons. leaders wagon un-
leaders bodies, sprayers. lime and
fertilizer dist. Brillon grass seeders,
Myers hay conditioners. baler and
binder twine; parts and service.
MALoMEY'S INC, Silver Spring
hS Isr@ SEa a Sc e" M.foNE9s n faas 125 i%c fRc
USED EQlIPMENT-Ree. A blow and
cult New Ideal tractor manure
12-inch and 2 l4-inch blows. q
tractor, MN model 2 Economy
with plow cult and grader HIM
240 cult one 16-inch INC plow So
vester thresher with motor HIM
corn planter; garden tractors MA
LoNEY'S INC, Silver Spring JU.
MALL CHAIN SAWS. new and used:
parts and service MALONEYS. INC.
Silver Spring Nd; Ju s-S3SS
aa1oIsaS a.osaS Jp F9ySsE sISsFs : Sp 5I6D7 sIdS7s 'f
BLUEGRASS sOD-Nows sne time
Giate d seo Delivery i've 1a' tu ago 9o4SsS SsSs '"s-
TREE REMOVAL. topping pruning.
feeding cabling; SIS up Free est.
PAUL'S TREE SERVICE. Lo. 5-457S.
Evening star., 1953-12-25
coal. WOOD. FUEL OIL

SEASONED OAK WOOD; VI, "a and
cord orders delivered Immediately.
ALASKA COAL & BRICK CO.,
WANTEDmi to 1000 CORDS seasoned
cord wood. COOPER SUPPLY CO..
FIREPLACE WoOD FOR SALE. any
length: oak or mixed wood; $50
a cord. JU. 7-5413. -25
Evening star., 1953-12-25

CONsT.. sUPT.. exper.; must know
get production and not afraid to
work Box 3SS-A. Star. 80
DAIRY FARM HELP, single. white,
ambitious. live in: with board. Hern-
DAIRY FARM WORKER. single,
white, must be able to use machine
mixers; Herndnn ALB. -27
DANCE TEACHERS. 20 needed. No
exDer necessary: paid while train
ing DU. 7-5520 for appointment. :
Evening star., 1953-12-25
ROOMS AND APTS. TO SHARE

MISSOURI AVE. NV. NJ, Capitol
Bachelor will share his 2-bedroom
apt. with l man. TV. RA. 3-45sS.
GEORGETOWN Refined business
woman to share completely equip.
English-bsmt. apt. with another
woman; good neighborhood and
tranSp. HU. 3-7491. -25
APT, attractively furn.; gentleman.
to share with gentleman. 40-50
years, wanted; $50 mo. Apartment
33I, President Madison, 1908 Flor
ida ave. NV. near Conn. ave. Week
ends or evenings or call MR..
HAGEN. RE. 7-4142. Ext. 60S6 ~.
NICE ROOM FOR L.H.K.--To quiet
employed couple or / person. Cow.
and in nice location. KE. S-6721.
Evening star., 1953-12-25
slTUATloNs-DoMEsTIc

MIDDLE-AGED LADY, live in. care
for children; local refs. POPS 37th
ct. NV. 25s
Evening star., 1953-12-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINES - Ask about
rental purchase plan and our special
offer on your favorite brand Of
adder new OF rebuilt; Terms.
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO,
.l431 East Capitol St, Ii. 3-O0S2.
Our E3rd year: $40 til 8 includ-
ADDING MACHINE--Burrou desk
model $50: Al condition Rentals.
repairs. sales on all makes CEN
TRIAL TYPEWRITER co 2Ol9 14th
st. n W.. HUI 3-5121
AIR CONDITIONER. new. in sealed
crate; reg S329.95; special. S210.
ZOO Ga. ave. NV. -25
AIR COMPRESSOR, l h.p., Worthing-
ton, like new, $35; portableS, paint
tanks. gun DON MANTz. JU. 9-9892.
ANTIQUE WASHBOWL. pitcher. book
case. $40 each; bed. $40; boxspring,
$50; dresser $25; desk Chest, S35:
sofa chair $25; fireplace. $50;
tables. $S; lamps, 81; chairs, So;
mirror, So; ironer $75: mixer. $40;
hamper, So; dishes; fox fur. $50;
mans overcoat. SO; boys overcoat,
$40. Ii. 3-2276. go
ANTIQUE ROLL-TOP DESK. beautiful
condition: reasonable. Can be seen
at 1924 Georgetown rd., Bethesda.
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HELP-DOMESTIc

COUPLE with no children. expert
housework; driving, gardening exper.
Refs. only. ia. 7-0464; RE. 1915.
--27
G.H.W.-Plain cook: exper with
children; live in; 51s days; must
have CITY refs. $50. WO. 6-1474.
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DUPLICATORS-An types. hand and
electric. AMERICAN TYPEWRTTER
CO., 1431 z. Capitol St.. II. 3-00S2.
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ROOMS WANTED

exchange or companionShip or care
of children, evenings. Box 1907.
Star 26S
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DOORS I! /!

DOORS !
aluminium comb. storm and screen.
makes lasting Xmas gift. Now
$4S.5O. RA. 3-0172 or HE. 4-6776
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CLERK
TYPISTS

Convenient suburban location, inter-
esting work in an expanding re-
dent of this area preferred. Oppor-
tunity for advancement.
APPLY IN PERSON 8 Am. TO PM.
MET PAR INC
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CRAFTSMAN

3-5 yrs. exper. in the mechanical
ifield; excel. salary and employe
benefits
coRvEY ENGINEERING CO.
ME S-6913
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G.H.W.-$30 WEEK


G.H.W.-$30 WEEK
Live in brand-new home: must be
very good housekeeper and have
reference. EN-. 3-4746. -26
HOUSEKEEPER; refined, mtddle-aged
woman to take complete charge of
motherless home; live in; children,
3 and years. References. Call
HOUSEKEEPER. warm hearted, ef-
ficient, $3.50 mo. Possibility husband
and child live in. EN-. 3-9166. -27
MOTHERS HELPER needed by
teacher; live in; good home JU. g.
EXPERIENCED BABY NURSE, COL
ored, for month-old baby, Jan. z
for about 2 months live in; pvt.
rm.; other help, exper. with recent
city refs. and health card. MRS.
MacMART1N. OIL. 4-I1I3 -27
COLORED- GIRL, g.h.w., plain cook
ing, live in: ref. and exper. nec.;
S25. JU. 5-3091. -2S
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LUMBER

Open Sat.-Sun. to 6 PM.
Specials: New flush doors, S4.95;
combination storm and screen doors,
3.0x6.9, $3.50; shelving 15c; hard
wood plywood cuttings, 3" trim, 7c;
S4.25; Weldex, zoe; bargain Formica
pieces. GENERAL MILLWORK
CO, 1900 Knowles ave. Kens,ng-