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The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-04-24

FOR SALE - New. Ussd. and Rebuilt marine engines, gasoline and diesel Big stock popular makes and sizes Also: marine hardware. conversions, reverse gears. propel- I.rs Special Discounts to Alaska residents. CATALOG FREE. Stokes Marine supply Company CoIdwater r. Michigan. 26-tfe
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-04-24
AIR OFFICE - PHONE 6

FOR SALE Large oil heater. @-as bicycle good shape -as coil spring l#r double bed. sza. Call sentinel office 2o-tfe
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-04-24

PIANO lessons in your home Beginners and advanced. Mrs. R.. r. aarrels0u. Phone 78 46-tfe
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-04-24
BAKKE TO SEATTLE

Elmer Bakke. well known local resident flew to Seattle Tuesday
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-04-24

FOR SALE - HHhhEa house. Alp ply lo Mrs Ann lNarliu) Guuaer- son. 22-tfe
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-04-24

FOR SALE Hot waIar fa1t- er-oll burning. s75. Arr Eal#a1
 12-ffc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-04-24

FOR SALE = CT. .ran#mf##ar s3os h'sh chair sf-s Webster portable wire recorder. s#a. f-- gauge. single-barfal aHatgHH sae John Cummings. 21#tre
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-04-24

laz5 l-la Chevrolet H.ok=ap truck. color medium lIgaa green. complete W.aa a.I aa#e aHIas. du luxe cab. service healer aal de- ira=6.. uua#rse#I spare l.Ha. all elaianaa ready b @. &zo5#.a- in Seattle. Ready ua#. Contact DAN ROBERTS.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-04-24

FOR SALE - The hospital wish as to salI 59-gallon electric hot water heater. Gibson electric stove. window and casing. sink. and nine storm windows. Highest offer left at hospital office before April e5lb receives all CT part of this pro pe-ty.
The Key outpost., 1953-01-16
M A RINE M E NJ o S
BY SGT. DON cARFAGNo

Sporting their scarlet and gold uniforms the time,
five but like most large bazes they checked and finally smOt
cred The final buZZer found them the short end of 4
After holding s4ss lead at hatme the Leahernecks defense
crumbed the final period and the scored freely
Zane Hucy with H. The addition Red Nebert and Dick
Clement the should the depth has been needing
bowling quintet rolled their best match their
They met the Fleet No which
of first place all humped them three points
The first pin victory and keglers felt
impossible Thus inspired rolled total
1876 the second and by $50 This the highest
they have rolled date Charles Brookd led the leaders with 204
Full Of confidence they entered the final round than 200
ahead The last the shoe the other foot Anchor
Norm Nicholson of the Sonarmen top the loop smash
the mbers with brilliant 234 while the Leatherneck couldn't
strike. They lost it by 100 pins
Saturday afternoon they bowled the Bushnell team who
making all their matches before they sailed The match
both both needed the win notch in
standings opposite the Marines
couldn't pair Of strikes back back while their opponents
couldn't miss Andy KrempaSky best effort
Ski boosted his average above the ITO mark.
baseball will play the opener against the
Station team following dedication at the
stadium First Lieutenant Brney Adams has his working
out daily and has high for their chances in the Winter
ing ed will be Vince Steeey Phil Muterspaw at first
third likely
- SEMPER FL
The Key outpost., 1953-01-16
Red Cross News

The American Red Cross Field
Directors office of the U. S. Naval
Base announced this week its con,
tributions to Navymen and their
dependents for 1852.
Cases brought forwarded Jan.
1952--110; New and reopened cases
in '52-1,777; cases served, ITO;
emergency leave cases closed --947.
Financial assistance was render
ed to: emergency leaves-$27 ,028;
family assistance--$7, 1896; and per-
sonal needs-$999. Grants Of all
types-$476.
Communications breakdown:
letters-1097 received and 1075
sent; kilograms, 1245 received;
and 1118 sent; 155 long distance
call were made and 100 received; /;
16 radiograms were received
through the communication center
and "a sent.
At the close of Field Director
w. v. Mason's letter to Rear Ad-
miral Irving T. Duke, USN, Com
mander u. S. Naval Base, he ex-
pressed appreciation in serving
this command and thanked the
Navy for its warm hearted support
of Red Cross activities.
The many individuals and Sec
tions throughout the Key West
Military Activities were also
thanked for their cooperation in
assisting the Field Director in ex-
pediting his service.
The Key outpost., 1953-01-16
Doings At
.USO-YNCA

Like Fishing? There's a fishing
trip scheduled for Sunday Jan IS.
We're heading up the Keys in cars
and there is room for all.
Fish that are caught, we'l fry
them at the barbecue pit on the
back patio. We're leaving at 1900,
come alongi
The outdoor patio Is being
dressed up for a Cabaret Dance"
on Thursday, the a. There'll be
tables with candles, q band, re-
freshments and decorations to get
into the spirit of the real cabaret
dance. Gus Ayala and his cOmbO
win play for the dancing 21o0 to
$500.
Program for the week a Jan
rs thru Jan q
Friday Jan 1s 1000 /: Small
The Key outpost., 1953-01-16

CT Bills, you could take your
training under either program.
@. ! am a totally. disabled World
War II veteran. I want to convert
my National Service Life InSur-
ance term policy to some perma-
nent plan of insurance. Is there
any limitation because of my dis
ability?
A. Yes. You may convert your
term insurance to straight lie, 20
pay life or 30-pay life. You may
not convert it to any of the endow-
ment plans, while you are totally
disabled.
Q. / want to get a CT business
loan to buy equipment for a gas
station. How many years can
take to pay it back?
A. Under the law, CT non-real-
estate business loans may be
made for up to 10 years. But your
lender has the right to ask for re-
payment before that time.
VETERANS living in Key West and
vicinity who wish further informa-
ton about their benefits should
contact the VA office at 218 Post
Office Building, Key West, Flor
ida
The Key outpost., 1953-01-16
Fleet Sonar School
Rated Excellent
In Inspection

Rated high excellent, Fleet So
mar School achieved the highest
mark of any training command
from Guantanamo Bay to Boston,
Mass, in their recent administra-
tive inspection by Rear Admiral
Ernest H. Won Heimburg, USN,
Commander, Training Command,
Atlantic Fleet.
In letter to Captain W. H.
Truesdell, Admiral Won Heimburg
stated, Commander Training
Command commends you as the
Commanding Officer, Fleet Sonar
School, Key West, Florida, for your
military leadership and admin
strative ability which contributed
to the excellent standards achieved
by the Fleet Sonar School, Key
West"
"The main credit goes to a
number Of key officers and
men," says Captain TrueSdel.
Letters of concentrations are be-
ing prepared. Nineteen officers,
forty enlisted men and one civil
liam are receiving the letters of
commentator from Captain
TrueSdelI,
The Key outpost., 1953-01-16
>1ETS-vIEWS
BY GEORGE HANSKAT
VA Contact Representative

Here are authoritative answers
from the Veterans Administration
to four questions of interest to
former seryicemen and their fam.
lilies:
@. I'm disabled Korean veter-
an and plan to take some training
Under Public Law 16. How much
training am / entitled to get? Is it
based on my length Oh service?
A. You'll be permitted to train
for as long as is necessary TO be-
come rehabilitated up to four
years; that is, to the point where
you're able to hold down a Job In
the field for which you trained.
Length of training under this law
is not based on length of military
service.
@. / interrupted my training
under the World War II CT Bill to
60 back into military service. I've
just been discharged, and find
that I'm eligible for training under
the new Korean CT Bill. Must /
take my training under the new
law, or would I be allowed to re-
SIme my training under the old
CT Bill?
If you meet all the eligibility re-
0urementS for training under both
The Key outpost., 1953-01-16
Nine FSS Men
ReceiUe AaU0rds

The following Fleet Sonar School
men recently received good con-
duct medals and awards for three
years Of fidelity, zeal, and obedi-
ence in naval service; Norman
M. Nicholson, SO2; Roy r. Cram
bht, sol; Raymond Hecker Jr.,
sos; Robert C. Chapman, SO2;
Howard A. Becker, Sol; Theodore
E. Branch, Sol; and Weldon G..
Blankenship, So2.
Receiving his third and fourth
good conduct awards was Rocky
J. Gugliemo, BMC, while Michael
A. Vonesh, TEL, obtained his sec
Ond award to provide the big seige
guns Of Fleet Sonar Schools en-
trenchment in the good conduct
Geld.
The Key outpost., 1953-01-16
LAUNCHINCS
20 DEC THRU IL JAN 1853
Boys: 8 Girls: 10
Reported BY
DIR. STORK

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo L. Moss -
Girl, z lbs. OF. - 28 Dec. DAD
serving with FSS (LCDR)
Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Peasley
- Boy, 8 lbs. Is OF. - A Jan. DAD
serving aboard Naval Air Station
(ADE3)
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Smith -
Boy, lbs. 10 OF. - 4 Jan. DAD
serving aboard OpDevSta (SKG1)
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy r. Will
Jams - Boy, z lbs. Is OF. "A Jan.
DAD serving aboard Naval Air
Station (AD3)
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett B. Beebe
- Girl, lbs. 15.5 OF. - 4 Jan.
DAD serving aboard the USS PC
579 (BM3)
Mr.and Mrs. David L. Van Tress
- Boy, 2 lbs. S OF. - Jan. DAD
serving aboard the USS Gilmore
(YNSN)
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack E. Walters -
Boy, 8 lbs. OF. - Jan. DAD
serving with xii (ATAN)
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson r. Port
wood - Girl, 6 lbs. 3 OF. - S Jan.
DAD serving with xii (AOAN)
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy H. Andrews ~
Boy, z lbs. rs OF. - S Jan. DAD
serving aboard the USS Bushnell
(SK3)
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond l.. Ter
rell - Girl, lbs. 1875 or. - 6 Jan.
DAD serving aboard USS PCS.
1886 (ENC)
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Arnold
- Girl, 8 lbs. 13 OF. - 6 Jan. DAD
serving aboard the USS E.P.c. 61s
(QM2)
Mr.. and Mrs. David D. West -
Boy, s lbs. OF. - 6 Jan. DAD
serving with VX-1 (LT)
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen J. Long -
Boy, lbs. OF. - 6 Jan. DAD
serving aboard the USS Sennet
(SD3)
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger G. Yoho -
Girl, 6 lbs. IL OF. - Jan. DAD
serving with HS-1 (ATAN)
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle B. Rayl -
Girl, lbs. IL or. - 8 Jan. DAD
serving aboard the USS Cero (QM1)
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel d. Barr -
Girl, 8 lbs. 10 OF. - 8 Jan. DAD
serving aboard the USS Palau
(SK3)
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald E. Wenzel
- Boy, 6 lbs. 2 OF. - 9 Jan. DAD
serving aboard Sur As Dew Det
(SO1)
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Motika -
Girl, lbs. Q or. - 9 Jan. DAD
serving aboard the USS Bushnell
(MEC)
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Schwartz
- Girl, 8 lbs. 3 OF. - IL Jan. DAD
serving aboard the USS Redfin
(SO1)
The Key outpost., 1953-01-16

Games Party Sing Around the
piano old and new favorites
Saturday Jan II 21O0 Dance
to the music Of the "Y's Guys"
CombO
Sunday Jan u O045 Java
Hour coffee and d0ughnuts. Then
to church. 1900 : Tour Of Key West
by car. See the points Of interest.
2OS0 : Movies on the patio. Feature
and short subjects.
Monday Jan 10 1000 Play
The Key outpost., 1953-01-16

Lucky II games, IL prizes.
jackpot It's fun, and you too can
be lucky. 21So Juke box dance :
informal.
Tuesday Jan 20 1000 Talent
Group rehearSes New talent
wanted. 1000 Ping Pong and Pool
Tournament. Prizes for the win
Eners.
Wednesday Jan n 1850 :
Movies on the patio. Feature and
short subjects.
The Key outpost., 1953-01-16

: Buy . bond today. Don't put
off your naiion's security Until
tomorrow. See your paymssfer
now about fhs payroll deduction
plan. An easy, automatic way to
vp security, Is through the pvr-
chase Of defense savings bonds.
There is personal security TOO.
4 good invsstmeEst, any way you
look ~ q. 80 why not buy
. bend today7
The Key outpost., 1953-01-16

On q clear night about 5000
stars are visible 70 the unaided
The Key outpost., 1953-01-16

Thursday Jan q 21O0 "Caba
ret Dance" Music by Gus Ayala
Refreshments.
Evening star., 1953-07-28

6OOKKEEPTNG MACHINE OPERA
TOR-We viii train; Bethesda area;
S6-hr. wk.: permanent position; Tor
s12YHIA sgI2tYi cel Oh S7IG9y ME- rs P1sSes INc,
1925 Bradley blvd. Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1953-07-28

Is our business. Walks, driveways,
retaining walls. carports. Free es-
Inmates. LEWIS & SON, UN. 4-OS25.
Evening star., 1953-07-28
HELP-WoMEN

age 1855, for high
class outgrown shop; good salary;
convenient to buslines; and excellent
opportunity for advancement. GOOD
Arlington. IA. 7-s572 or JA. 2-s502.
ladies average S50-S10O per, wk.
Some college or equivalent helpful.
Bart Or Or. full wo time: s.syaa White. Car. oyer
SanHerAo' age or over. ABBY asfu F. ". WOOL
WORTH CO.. 1881 Good Hope rd.
siALIEsLADIEs, 25-46. white, full = or
gars & time IN oP spd ssSd1
incl Sun. CO. 5-1031. AvIGNoNE-
sAfEsIADIEs. ready-to-wear aces
sories; experienced only; steady po-
ssition; salaries $50 per week. Apply
sA2EsWoMES. aIis %9aai S.e experienced, -sR chill
dren's wear; permanent position
53day wk. Apply ESTHER SHOP,
(administrative) in re-
search organization. College BACK
SEND resume Of 90 auaiificafions if seek; t.
Box 1855. Washington 8, D. c.
for N. B. c. executive
lob available Sept. L. Under so,
shorthand and previous experience
required. See Miss Ferguson, Ma
TlONAL BROADCASTING Co, at
SUITE snt 100-E A Sheraton Park Hotel
experienced: 5-day wk.,
no Sat, Sun. work: salary open to
S74 for qualified person Give de-
tails Of experience in letter to box
39l-M. Star. 90
Evening star., 1953-07-28
HELP DOMESTIC (cont.)

G.HW., plain cooking; fond of chill
dren; live in, small modern rambler.
Good salary, ga days. JU. 9-6664
HOUsEKEEPER, white woman. for
p II. d66 yrs. old. Must drive car.
HoUsEKEEPER. white woman. or
elderly couple; live in, pleasant
room, Montgomery Co., Md. to
spend Aug. 10 to Oct. 5 at Ocean
CITY. Md. Call Poplar 2-251S. 80
HOUSEWORKER. 25 or over: in adult
family: 5-day wk.; city refs. RA.
6-6445. 501S 10th st. NV.
E-HOUSEKEEPER, 5la days. 2
ewes; S35 week: loc. ref. req
Call OIL, 2-7037 after 5 pm. 20
white, live in, 2 pleas
ant children; good food, good
wages. RA. 3-1450. 80
SPANISH WOMAN, to sleep in,
pNa pleasant; tooc cool house; good salary.
TIME mothers helper-g.h.w.; 4
mornings wk.; SO. Sill. Spg. or
Rockville resident pref. 10. 5-2S92.
LIVE IN; over 25; housekeeping, care
| child. References required. EN-
WHITE WOMAN. live in. care for for bed Z
patient. Call Jo.. 3-649S. rs
WHITE LADY to live in nice home,
take care two children, ages 2 and 8.
Salary $50 mo JA.. 7-9153. 20"
COLORED GIRL. g.h.w.. dependable;
5-day .wk.; must have health card
and city refs; S25. JU. s-4795.
Evening star., 1953-07-28
BOOkkeeDer-CaShier

DUUhhGGpCI-N -NdoI11C1
Tipping experience and handling
money essential. 6-day wk., S65
per week and meals daily. Must
RESTAURANT, s12 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-07-28
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

LADIES WANT HoUsEwORK. LU.
Days WORKER wishes laundry only;
very good lroner;, DE; 2-342s.
C0LORED t WOMAN ID! desires 1r day y S0Gs work'
COLORED WOMAN wants day work;
experienced, with references. Ii.
GIRL. colored, wishes Inv. and
child care; 8 days or hotel work.
COLORED LADY wants child care;
week work or days work; refs.
COLORED GIRL, neat, exper.; 3 days
or full time; good refs. HO. 2-495S.
COLORED MAN, exper.. desires house
cleaing, floor waxing and garden
COLORED GIRL want liye.in job as
COLORED WOMAN desires g,h.w.,
whole or part time; refs. Ii. 4-4201.
COOKING, light housework; full or
Roman; RaFG tins Fsis. dfslFsa 81 7oSs 81 '0i0Fs'
GIRL. colored desires Job part time.
fer4i5Ij after. bU. 713307. ~ ~' O'iO ''V
GIRL colored, needs days work;
WOMAN on T. Fal coiored Ons desires s fuiltime
part-time or evenings work. Good
references. Ii. 7-7749. -2S
WOMAN desires position as. house
worker, plain cook. caring for chill
dren. Local references. Ii. 1880.
YOUNG CoLoRED WOMAN wants
ironing, Mon. Tues, We'd; best
ef. LU. 1-075S.
'COLORED GIRL wants Housekeeping
work 3 DAYS a week, or care for
COLORED GIRL desires job: days
work and full time; exper.; ref
erenceS ST. 3-2923.
.COLORED WOMAN wishes days
work; willing to launder or clean
Rel. Phone HO. 2-9S21.
GIRL FROM S. c., prefer maid work,
fond of children. 1912 G st. ne.
ICOLoRED LADY desires days work.
Sc and carfare. Phone co. 5,0o5o.
DCoLoRED LADY desires child care.
g.h.w.; experience; ref. 10. 2-9596.
CoLoRED GIRL desires daywork and
child. care by the week; references.
CoLoRED LADY desires lob as
laundress in private home, Expert
enced. HO. 2-29S3.
Evening star., 1953-07-28
PAINTING

Williams paints used; select
from S. & w. style guide for colors;
all work done by the best of me-
chanics. L. H. THOMPSON. ia.
2-4256, De 2-12@6. 29'
I2x12. SI9.95,
labor and mat. Int. painting. Al
work. Estimates. MILLER, JU. =
PAPER HANGING, $40 per rm. up:
1858 Sunfast washable paper; work
guar, RA 3-7393 or HE 1856.
and painting, residential
and commercial. No Job too small.
Free estimates: terms. AP. 7-l50O.
AND PAINTING, old
mechanic. Ii. 3-42s2. -2S
patch work and ceiling
our speciality. Call AID. 2-5034. -3
carpentry, repair work
q speciality; prompt, guar. service;
white mech. MR.. ETTER. HU.
3-6561. 81
Evening star., 1953-07-28
PLUMBING AND HEATING
PAINTING, CARPENTRY
ROBINETTE AND LEAK, WA. 7-2693

PORCHES BUILT or inclosed, with
regular or glass louvres, jalousies
windows; free estimates. SECO
SALES, JU. 5000, day or night.
ROOF REPAIR SERVICE. slate. tin,
asphalt. shingle. tile. guttering and
downspouts. RA. 6-9703.
ROOFING OF ALL TYPES; cutters,
Spouts. carpentry and painting. A
D. THOMAS. WA 7-7352
SEAMSTRESS - Childrens and in
fants' clothes: dressmaking, plain
or formal; slip covers and dra-
pertes; darning, fitting and altera-
tionS for men and women. LU.
STONE AND FLAGSTONE WORK of
all kinds. Call JERRY, LU. 1-4756.
TELEvISIoN SERvICING. incl. eve
nings Sat. and Sun. Guaranteed.
TELESERVICE, Ia. 9-73S2. 81
AMERICAN Colonial Renovators-Our
experience is your security. Guar
anteed service. Painting, papering,
remodeling, kitchen, rear porches,
attics. Ii. 6-6449. Il
BUILDING A HOUSE?
Be your own contractor and save!
will contract for all carpentry
work and supervise all other sub
Sonable charges mean money in
your pocket! Call JACK ZIRKLE,
ia. S-1674. 6"
Evening star., 1953-07-28
HELP-W0MEN

WAITRESS wanted; daywork. Apply
TRIANGLE RESTAURANT, 1860
Lamont st. NV. AID. 4-9693. 80
white. exper., excellent
tips. Apply OYSTER BAY RES
TAURANT, 904 9th st. NV.
white: apply PYRAMID
RESTAURANT, 2S1O 14th st. NV.
RESTAURANT. 1857 18th st. NV,
Day lob. 80
LADIES 80. mature for part-time
pointment. RE. 7-0795. -2S
LADIES, part time. day or ewes, in
hours to suit you; no exper. nee,
about S4 hr. Apply 1912 pm. or
81 pm. Tues. Wed. Thurs, -Rm.
sol, 710 14th st. NV. 30
act as stewardess and
take full charge of dining room at
new yacht club. Between 80 and 40
years of age. Must be fully expert
enced and come well recommended.
Good salary. Excellent opportunity
RS ROSE HASES Td YAf9F sifnSd1J5 SSLJB,n nSSS5 9T
W6MhN' RSsfh '4Va> V|aa>. to service Waiting att
AVON customers. Earn S20-S25
wkly. part time: RE; 7-S107. .-2S
Y0ENG sse n WoMANGOo1ed "a between we
work in funeral home. Cali CO. s.
2434 between 10 am. and 3 pm.
YOUNG WOMAN
atore slnslS iGf fsss post sft
tion for neat, ambitious woman.
ia. 2-SSlT. -2S
Evening star., 1953-07-28

WAITRESS, short hours. good tips
and wages. Apply in person.
GEORGES RESTAURANT. 400 9TH
WAITRESS-Neat attractive. 2l to
35 yrs. of age, to work in N. C. O..
Club. Must have experience. Box
1911. Star. 81
WAITRESS, white, over 21; good pay
plus tips and meals. WINGS RES
TAURANT, 3211 N. Washington
blvd. Arlington, Va. ia. 7-720S.
WAITRESS, white, not over 80 yrs;
daywork. Call DI. 7-4263 except
Sunday. 80
white, over 21. BEL
MONT RESTAURANT, 4022 Lee
hwy, Arl., Va. ia. 7-9725. Good
pay 80
Yacht Club, pleasant
surroundings, good earnings, per-
manent Job. Apply j. E. Rose. ROSE
HAVEN YACHT CLUB. Owings P. O..
Md. Tel. North Beach 5401. 80"
Evening star., 1953-07-28
SECRETARY

Adv. agency looking for girl with
basic secretarial qualifications
Shorthand and typingl, PLUS in
ttiative and desire to make adv. a
career; 5-day wk., downtown air
cond. office. Cali DI. 7-74OO if
you feel YOU qualify. -2S
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 1-eirI
office Of association Of colleges; must
have knowledge of bookkeeping, be
competent and willing to assume re-
sponsibility and work: prefer single
person under 35 with college back
ground; 5-day week. 9-5. Cali Ma
SECRETARY-TYPIST, college educa-
ton, preferably economics or gov
ernment for work on interesting
book. Give background, references
and salary required. Box 186-K,
SEWING ROOM SUPERVISORY
be in charge of garment repair
room. giving employment and train
ing in all types of clothing repair
Past supervisory experience desir-
able. Good references necessary. s.
day wk., employe benefits. Apply
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES. 1918 New
Hampshire ave. NV. (21st and M
n.w;) 8 to IL am. Monday thru
Friday or ME. s-5940 for other ap-
Evening star., 1953-07-28
HELP-DoAESTIc

CHILD CARE-L.H.w., plain. cooking;
excel. salary and quarters. for settled
colored woman. Must live in and
be free to go away in Aug. AID.
COOK, serve and g.h.w.; live in; $50
52-day week. Only exper. person
with refs. need apply. RA. 3-7399.
CooK-G.H.W.i live in; must have
good recent references; other help
employed; $40. OIL. .4-4993. go
COOK G.H.W.. experienced; chill
dren; live in, upstairs room; "a day
Wed. and Sun. of; local refs. re-
auired. S35 week. Call OIL. 4-5530
COOK -G.Hw.; 2 in family; Stay
nights; recent refs, health card
Salary. $50 week. Box 99-K. Star
GENERAL HoUsEwORK. cook: fond
of children, experienced, references
required, Thurs. and every other
Sun. of, live in. OIL. 4-4SS5. 80
G.H.W., live. in. exper., refs, ia-day
Thurs. and every other Sun. of; /;
$50. JU. S-93S7. 80
G.H.W.. plain cOOking-Live in. ref
erences; S25 week. Call JU. o.
G.H. W.. excel. home; good wages for
refined person; sleep in. local refs.
must love children. JU. 7-7S97.. 80
G.H.W., "a days, 5-day week, in
Silver Spring, near bus, must be
honest, reliable. JU. 9-2464. 80
Evening star., 1953-07-28
INSTRUCTION. couRsEs

81 ARTHUR MURRAY dance lessons
for S425 cash. Call JE. 3-0644.
HIGH SCHoOL-Earn your diploma
5i Ss eSRs saVsntasesD IA sDfEe cs sims Tu Sss5 sT'
MODERN TRAINING in beauty eul-
ture: all subjects taught; approved
tor GI training; day and evening
classes. WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL
LEGE: 1919 G st. NV. DI. 7-1762
PBX-RECEPTlONlST course easily
tuition, S25: night. $40. NATL. PIX
SCHOOL. HUI 3-3S24. ST 3-7278
SPECIAL SUMMER COURSE S-12
weeks. Typing and Gregg Short
hand, beg. and refresher courses.
Small classes; intensive. Inquire MA.
S.2340, BOYD SCHOOL. Cor. g and
18th lOYer Zlotnick,sl
Evening star., 1953-07-28
MOTOR TRAVEL
DRIVING TO Los ANGELES. Lea

DRIVING TO Los ANGELES. Leav-
ing this week, take ! passenger,
share expense. Call UN. 4-7395.
FOR FLORIDA Sat or
Sun. Take l or 2; share expenses
Call Ii. 4-6262, 6 to 10 pm. 30'
DRIVERS (2) to Miamis refs. ex-
Friday morning. ia. 4-O774. 80
DRIVING 80 CAR to Central Ala
bama, We'd 3 riders, part or all
way down. LU. 4-7962.
GIRLS "a share ride New York in
81 Pontiac. Leave Fri. return
Sun. Reasonable. WO. 6-6917.
Evening star., 1953-07-28

MATTRESSES remade, S3 up. STEIN
BEDDING Co. 1924 18th st. NV.
Co 5-I315.
PAINTING. interior and exterior
Complete renovating Work guar
anteed. Free estimates. H s.
STILTNER. Kl. S-3934.
PAINTING, interior and exterior. No
job too small; very reaS.; white me-
chanic; immed. service; references.
CO. 5-2130, OV. 3-6317. 80
PAINTING AND DECORATING, in
terror, exterior; white mechanics;
good clean workmanship. Free
estimates. DE. 2-1072. 80 ,
PAINTING, PAPERING; 1St-class
workmanship; work done immedi-
ately. MIR POAT, RA. 3-5643. g."
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING, gen.
eral repairs: reliable white me-
chanics; prompt service. Mr.. RID
PRINTING. INTERIOR. ExTERIoR-
Reasonable rates. Free estimates.
Also roof painting. Ii. 7-6073. --2S
PAINTING CONTRACTOR-Commer-
cial and residential; satisfactory for
20 years. MR. LAWRENCE. RA,
PAiNTiNG-s1e average room: week
end Jobs a speciality; also plasterirg.
AID. 2-9540. Please call after 6 pm.
PAINTING, interior, exterior: rea-
sonable; white mechanic; immediate
service. MR.. BUNGER, ST. 3-4923.