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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-07
CONCH
CHOWDER
BY RAYMER

Jack Murphy 'fhas it down pat" !,
not his brother Pat who writes for
the Miami Herald, but the new act
he's brought to town at Logn's.
Caught him on the rise (sporting
gesture) on his opening night. ! be-
came so engrossed by the amount
of tremendous energy being pour
ed out during the record-impres-
sionist's art, that forgot to take
my eyes away from the podium
and as result poured my refresh
ments down the side of the glass
instead Of into il. Came to with my
elbow ina small cool pool. And
that, you lovely people, is a first
rate recommendation for a very
good entertainer. I'm not alone in
the praise melted out to Jack.
Miami reviewers, columniSt Jack
Kofoed and visiting dean Of impress
sionists, Dean Murphy, who saw
Jack Murphy (no kim at a Miami
Beath bistro, said be was zone of
the best in his field"
Jack is an ad glib artist even
though the sounds and songs are
from a record. SkillfuI mfnicry
and pantomime with perfect tim
ing allow the illusion to ba mirror
accurate. Jack has caught the sat.
irritation Of the most telling char
acteristics of various figures like
Johnny Ray, Phil Harris, aeon.
yention Celebrant, and others. He
uses gestures, his entire body and
facial eontortion TO get there most
u.s., If not fuStus." Most side-split.
ting is the two way satire of Mar
sha and John" a drama with two
words, Marsha" and, to echo,
John " Repeated at intervals with
various shades Of intonation and
aided with fast alternate DOMINIC
and doffing of hat and q most
disreputable wig. You'Il like go
Minute Man." and "It's In De
Book, sly camp meeting effort.
Most energetic Of all is the nerv-
GUS hySteria and apopleptic drive
Jack uses to put across Jerry
Lewis interpretations. And al.
though he was worn 10 a frazxled
nub after fearful Radiant Ray Rap
ture, Jack was almost obliging i. 5. !.
and responded TO the enthusiastic
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-07
SYLVIA,S SUCCESS q
MEASUREMENTS

PREsENT WEIGHT i1s LBs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-07
Completed List OF Flower Show
Winners Announced By Garden Club

Here the final listing of the ribbons by
in the Key West Garden Club Flower Show descriptions
OF the elaborate exhibits have already appeared series
three The show this
visitors well exciting much local interest It affair
which has expanded through the attracted
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-07

Blue ribbon, no. 8 Outstand-
ing
"Silver Anniversary"
Blue ribbon, no. IA Yellow
ribbon no. Is Honor
able Mention, no. IL
wooden Anniversary"
Blue ribbon, no. 1e
Red ribbon, no. 10
Wedding Bouquets
Blue ribbon, no. %
Red ribbon, no. 20
Crystal Anniversary"
Blue ribbon, no. 26 Yellow
ribbon, no. %
Red ribbon, no. "a Honorable
Mention, no. rs
Educational Exhibits
Tropical Fruits Mr.. Earle
Johnson.
Entire exhibit awarded Blue
ribbon
Honorable mention to Coconut
Display
Honorable mention to growing
pineapple
Honorable mention to bananas
with fruit & flower
Medicinal Herbs Mrs. Everett
Winters
Display awarded Blue ribbon
Seeds and Seed Pods Miss Hill
da Cunniff
Display awarded Blue ribbon
Dwarf Tree exhibit Mr.. Tay-
lor, Honorable Mention
African Violet Propagation :
Mrs. j. E. Tucker, Honorable
Mention
Horticultural Exhibits
Begonias Mrs. George Perpall
1st Prize Mrs. Charles Lunn
3rd prize Francis Delaney
Honorable Mention B. w. Ket-
chum Mrs. MaeDougal
Caladiums Mrs. Roland Goulet
LIST prize Mrs. Claudio Thomp-
son
End prize Mrs. Cecil Gates
'3rd prize : Mrs. Claudio Thomp-
son
Foliage Plants Mrs. Roland
Goulet
1st prize Mrs. Charles Lunn
(Fittonia)
End prize Mrs. A. E. Martinez
II Anthericuml
3rd prize Mrs. Henry Sands -
(Variegated Ice Plant)
Honorable Mention Mrs. Henry
Sands - (Coleus)
Honorable Mention Mrs. Mel
win Russell tRose Kalanchoel
Honorable Mention Mrs. Char.
lotte Haskins - (Coleus)
Honorable Mention Owner I'M
known - (Dubial
Honorable Mention U. S. N. H.
- Totem Polel
Dieffenbachias
1st prize U. S. ~ H.
End prize U. S. N. H.
Ord prize U. S. N. H.
Honorable Mention U. S. N. H.
Specimen Plants Mrs. Roland
Goulet
1st prize Mr.. V. A. Johnson -
(Gardenia)
and prize Mrs. Lille Hathaway
- (Amaryllisl
srd prize Mrs. Charles Lunn -
lRose)
Honorable Mention Mr.. Antho-
ny Uleher - (Gardenial
Honorable Mention Mrs. Hora-
ito Carey - Eucharist Lilyl
Honorable Mr.. Joseph Her.
nandez 49, (Mirabell
Honorable Mention Mr.. Faux
ne4 - Cred Bird Cactus
Honorable Mention Mrs. H.
Flower { EpisciaI
Honorable Mention Mrs. Paul
inc SennefE - (Episcial
Bougainvillea Exhibit Mrs. B
c. Papy, Mrs. Henry Sands, Mrs,
A. E. Buckley
Display awarded Red Ribbon
Fern and Palm Exhibit Mrs.
Edward Graham. Mrs. Thomas
Caro-
Display awarded Blue Ribbon
Ferns lst prize Mrs. Henry
Sands
md prize Mr.. Francis Della
ney
srd prize Miss Hllda Gun
Mfr
Honorable Mention Mrs, Henry
Sands
Palms LIST prize (Chamae-
doreAl - MrsS Hemingway
md prize Z. s n S, - sThri-
naxl
ars prize L. s.,N. S. - lPssu.
dophoRntx inxigrtxl
Honorahle Mentlon Owner M
knuWn $500 fMseArthuril
Hibiscus Exhihit Mrs, Curry
Mareao
nispssy Awan3ed Esas Rlhaaa
and also Trleolor Rfhh0n,
Isl prize Large Single deep
rose
81 prize Sngis yeileg
HanoFahle Msasioa Sangss ysi-
leN wish sesS exe
hrzcgahls NsRtea Sage
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-07
SYLVIA FACES A
BRIGHT. NEW
FUTURE
WITH CONFIDENCE

On the right you see Sylvla
Kamerer - she looked on
March and, 1858. Quite .
difference from the picture
taken In January. For this
picturs. Edna Of Mar I'd
chose for sylyis. The slim
line grey denim. starred
with Rhinsssones. By Aniira.
u not only made her look
younger and slimmer Than
her i2s ibs., but il ia style
which would have been i'm
possible for ne Isz b. Sylvia
70 wear only ore month aFo.
- does not seem like Q very
great weight. but yoa see
sylvia y only So" tan. SIC
still wants 70 Get down % lie
10 o. Ia class.
Arm Deiafield. Gardner J
Pharmacy and fkis paper
wish - sxisnd 10 Sylvia.
sinesEsss eunsratul1slors and
thsnks fw hsr eocperafsm a.
. model IN tkis sxprmens
n hssasy. So II : tnxefv,
I'D s,cesssfai GO. ard psraf
ut A. D3iafleia ca make
. lovelier psxscn e anyons
Mo smbArkn % her earss
ard ssieh % r.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-07

a. miAstssi - y -
ssFasa wsa asplAsa - 40
E,satNas1 50 esr6nsrs Sos.
- eAsFmssy. 80 wss -
- ~ Jsnse ~ ~ Kw
wsa eMssa
Evening star., 1953-04-01

Fabrics weoW any monuoctr would gob them sight unseen
Yet the merest fraction Of what with such fabrics suo
cost Look what Not just wool, but oo virgin woeds
(even pks) Not just imports but newest wooonddocron (85
WOOL $50 docon) imports the sought fabric in suits today Not
just seection But all these Gobordnes eed shark
skns Rich deos Up the minute sne including
cash flop pockets center vents smoother soee ope Sizes for
everybody: 35 So regulars shorts longs stous short in
stoirs Store
Evening star., 1953-04-01

cIebe I'd. & Wilson Dlvd.
Men,. Thurs. & Fri. 1850 -e:30RM
other Ooys 10 An 70 s IM
Evening star., 1953-04-01

blows it's stack!

EnsIonds
down. hot leading tailor
Fbies usually for costly
:oiber a that happen
Evening star., 1953-04-01
MET' s
SLACK
SALE
80

Whoppine savings on new spring sloeks
-toiIored the way men like them! Full
cut, neot-fittino top, full pIeots, sod
dIed-stitched sides! In royon fobrics
that shun wrinkles, ore woter repelIent
and spot resistant. Sizes 28 to a.
the coIors? Anything you want.
MEMS SportstDe0r, DotOn Stairs Store
Evening star., 1953-01-11
Oversize, Custom
Made Mattresses, Box
Springs and Blankets

8 sets 72-inch by 75-ineh Simmons Beouty-
rest Mattress and Box Spring.
Was S254.O0 NOW $2l8.88
] set, 60-inch by 75-inch Simmons Beouty-
rest Mattress and Box Spring.
Was SlS3.00 NOW $l47.88
| set, 54-inch by So-ineh BeouHrest Mot-
tress and Box Spring.
Was S178O0- NOW $l48.88
3 sets 6O-inch by S0-inch Beouyrest "HoIe"
Mattress and Box Spring.
Was $4,000 NOW $I58.88
sets, 72-inch by 84-inch EngIonder Inner
spring Mattresses and Box Springs.
Was $4,000 set------NOW $l58.88
z sets, 3o-inch by S0-inch EneIonder Inner
spring Mattress and Box Spring.
Was $l74.0O set-------NOW $98.88
s Oversize Blankets, 8-ft. 4-nches by Oft;
seamless, oII-wool imported, several coIors.
Was 5000 ca. -------- NOW $48.88
Hollywood Legs free ,eith purchase
OF any Of abOue sets.
Evening star., 1953-01-11
Er|ebacher's S 10 Quit
F Street, Will Expand
Store on Connecticut

Erlebacher's, women's special
ty store, announced yesterday
1t will consolidate all its busi-
ness at its store at 1888 Con-
necticut avenue. quitting F street
NV, where it has been a land
mark for AZ years.
The move from 1910 r street
NV. will be completed by March
/. Jules c. Wilkelman. presi-
dent. said. He said the Con-
necticut avenue store will be ex-
panded and streamlined. the
plans calling for an approximate
doubling of its facilities.
The business was established
in the days when the Theodore
Roosevelt family occupied the
White House Stylishly dressed
patrons drove to the F street
store in their carriages. The
founder was Gustav Erlebacher.
After Mr.. Erlebacher's death
the StabllShment was conducted
by his widow. Mrs. Birdie Erie
bacher. who was personally ac-
quainted with most of the Gus
toners. She was succeeded, in
turn. by Mr.. Wilkelman and his
wife Mrs. Winkelman is vice
president Of the company.
The Connecticut avenue store
was opened in 1949. One effect
of the consolidation of the busi-
ness there. it was explained. will
be that an item-a fur or a
dress by famous designer
asked for at one store and carried
in stock at the other, will not
have to be dispatched from one
place to the other.
Evening star., 1953-01-11
Hearings Set for z Men
Accused of Tukinq Bets

Bond of $500 each was set
yesterday for two men accused
Of taking horse bets from police
undercover men.
Hearing was set for January
80 for Apostolos (Pau1] Alex
ander. 81. Of 1924 Massachusetts
avenue NV, accused Of taking
bets from the policeman on "a
consecutive days.
Five similar charges against
George C. Hancock. So, of the
100 block of North Capitol
street will be heard January %.
Both appeared in Municipal
Court yesterday before Judge
Frank H. Myers.
Alexander was arrested on q
warrant at the Hellenic Social
Club, COL G street NV, where
he is day manager, police said.
Capt. John B. Monroe Of the
police gambling squad said un-
dercover men had placed an av-
erage of SIS in bets the "a days.
Another man taken into Gus
tody with Alexander was later
released.
Hancock was arrested Friday
in the lobby of the Willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1953-01-11
American j. Names
Meredith Vice President

DR.. Clyde w. Meredith has
been appointed vice president for
university development at Amer
ican University.
DR.. Meredith is a former presi-
dent of Taylor University. Up
land, Ind, and dean Of Marion
College, Marion, Ind. He was
chief Of the schools branch of
the Civil Defense Administration
from July. 1851. until last No
vember.
A Methodist minister. he for
merly held pastorates in New
Jersey and Michigan. He and
his wife live at 4437 Brandywine
street NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
INN OPERATOR

Must be experienced in operation and
wiring of 4O2 tabulator and basic
machines. Payroll experience deSir-
able but not essential. Opportunity
equipment. 5-day, 40-hour week.
Paid vacation and sick leave. For
appointment. phone AID. 2-6363'
Ext. 40l. If
INSURANCE FIRE Loss ADJUSTOR.
$500 vr.. raises; 5-day wk. Write
edusstion Is DIf Your Hsni repiies Strictly con.
fdential. Box 3SS-S. Star.
SANITOR-Fifth-c class engineer. H.
cense. married. no children. liberal
salary and quarters. mod. elevator
BLDG zELLAN CO. 2s01 18th st,
NV. 8 to 5 pm. is
JANITOR-For new apartment de-
velopment. good future for the right
.r ApDT IynF IN SsnTters Sersos sataTday ayasOf of
Sunday. til pm. at 1900 Riggs
JANITOR = colored; sth-class engi-
bldg; salary and excel. apt. DREY-
FUSS BROS. 1919 18th st. NV.
5ANITOK for perm. Job in downtown
maint. man and know oil burners
and stokers; must be non-drinker.
dependable and have local refer
ences: quarters and top salary to
right man. mo children.l Apply
H. C. REINER CO.. Room 407. AZ
9th st, NV. bet. . and l2. RE
1894. -l3
SANITOR, colored. married; for
large apartment house on Conn.
ave Must be experienced. sober
and reliable. knowledge Of oil
burner desirable but not essential.
Good salary. quarters and utili-
ties. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., INC.
JANITOR ASSISTANT, for apartment
house; must be sober and reliable.
References required. Hours. 7 am.
to 5 pm. Salary, no quarters; S
THoS j. FISHER & CO.; INC, 73S
18th st. NV.
JANITOR, night. colored. middle
AGED. single or married without
family; reliable. non-dTInKer' ,Is Is1-
ary and quarters. Call MRS.
LONG NO 7-4O59
Evening star., 1953-09-13
HELP---MEN

MAINTENANCE MAN, white, married,
for lge, apt. project. good knowl-
edge of carpentry; salary plus apt.
Job offers good secure future for the
right man. Apply $500 West Glebe
rd. Alex. OV. 3-4305; eyes,, XII.
9-763l, -15
MANAGERS, white. for garage and
parking lots; must have good refer
ences and be familiar with all
makes of cars; a good opportunity
f4r ones that can qualify; good pay
with chance for advancement. Also
insurance and disqualification bene-
fits and vacation with pay. See
MR. MOORE. l419 Eve st. NV.
Do not phone. -13
MANAGER for furniture store, large
furniture operation. must be expert
enced; excellent salary to start. Must
understand how to handle statesmen.
Steady position. A real opportunity
for the right man. Ask for Mr.
KELLER. $40 F ct. Nv, Sth A.
MANAGER TRAINEE-National small
loan org. has opening for young
man: auto required: good starting
salary and anto allowance, other
company benefits and opportunity
for advancement Apply to LIB
ERTY LOAN CORP. 1902 Ga. ave.
Silver Spring, Md -16
Evening star., 1953-09-13
HELP--MEN

PHARMACIST -. II looking for .
change; this may & be II. vv AZ inSpir%iss les
paof9GRaPHfRd9aouns M6f9 safi sRd e niT' man with
speed graphic experience. BOX 3S5 r,
paRSoSNNoGRAPR RECORD SALESMAN
for fine retail store. Must be exper
snS sarg RaTs 1sa sass sors fe ssx GCSs
rIgMBERs.Exger, Job at Frsder.
expsE to Box a$0-M. star, Hit
esigefs eail RA pssE9it sso4s steady smDloyTsnt fs
PIUMBER,s HELPER. experienced
Apply 1246 Taylor st. NV. between
g and am. and 4 to s pm. Ia
PLUMBERS-Men experienced in Job.
SiRS H,fS and 1SsrI,s T,smOdsli1s; full time J0t
advantages: references required ap.
ply in person. GEORGE F. WARNER
& CO. 1918 9Th st. s.w. Ia
PLUMBERS AND HELPERS for new
g1Es g1eKandS and rsnOdslinsa MS slHsaa Contact Mr.
PLUMBERS, must be sober and re.
liable; top pay:.. must understand
new and remodeling work: drivers
permit essential. Cali WO. 6-2224
Johnson o. BUsSE.. Ia
IELOMDEhS - experienced LOT new
Dsrson TSTs and 90 repair al WORK, ApDlT fNt in
S411 End ave, Silver Spring, Md.
PLUMBER, 1st class. able to do re-
moSeiins and repair work. Call
PTTMsERs 0tISi And HELpERs-Mus,
er's permit. Apply STANDARD GAS
APPLIANCE. 2S13 14th st. NV
PLUMBERS AND PLUMBERS HELP.
steady work. Apply MR.. DESMOND,
39l2 Georgia ave. NV. III
PLUMBERS, fixture and copper work
in Alexandria large Job. GEORGE
F m WAGNER . \ so CO., 1918 9th st
PLTMBER f.T r. slSfSs ASb HELLER. wre expert.
Apply SHAPIRO PLUMBfNG CO.
O06 Georgia ave. NV. IA
PORTER, exper.. for liunor store:
drivers permit. Apply EAGLE WINE
q LIQUOR STORE, 3345 NJ st. NV.
PORTERS-Neat appearance, age 25
to 90, to work in small industrial
Sundays: salary TO start. $40 o
meals, uniforms and vacations pro-
vided; opportunity for advancement
Apply bet. 2 pm. and pm. 1921
Georgia ave-, Silver Spring. Md,
PORTER. 5th-class engineers license
age and exper. Write Box 335-M
PORTER, colored. neat. willing to
work drivers permit; good pay.
BRADLEY DRUGS. 5000 Arlington
rd.' Bethesda, Md, OIL. 4-6776:
Evening star., 1953-09-13
HELP-MEN

MAN. young. white. energetic, to
work IN auto brake shop. 903. n
MAN 70 70 MANAGE sewing maehin, S
dept. in one of Washington's lead
G srSati HppR s:wnS sxeesa, Ma
chine Department, s. KANN'S AP-
PLIANCE STORE.
MEN-Two full time and one part
time. inexperienced full-time men
average 500 and up per week. Re-
peat business plus regular custom
ers assures you of steady. regular
income. Start on l or 2-day trial
basis u you wish to prove to your
self what an excellent opportunity
this is. Fuller Brush dealers average
SSd09 and up per week calling on
Brush customers are pleasant, cour-
teous and buy these famous every
day necessities regularly. An expert
enced man will make calls with you
and train you: II you are inter-
ested in a sure way to raise your
income. inquire at Oil National
or aFeSf DSons BdE b 4ta t47s snd or p 'ts aN
MEN for insulation work. Perma-
nent. Exper. preferred, but not nee.
Must be able to drive truck. Report
ready for work, 7:30 am, 1905
N. Glebe rd.. Arl., Va, JE. 2-4S31.
MEN-Mr. F. s, of Illinois made
cas-, newest, sensational Roll-O-
Gold imprinted advertising special
ties: buyers everywhere; big COM
nished. CHARMS & CAIN. 81 West
VanBuren, Dept. 105A, Chicago 8.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
HIS. BOYS OVER 16

49, ~ ~ = ~ ~ " &9At Az
White. neat; Sat. and 2 ewes. per
dept eas See cam Mr. HfF ri T. 9Tse5 5
Que st. NV, 3-5 pm. Sunday.
YOUNG GROWING INDUSTRY-Ono
Of the rarest opportunities since the
booming 1920's to get in on ground
floor and enjoy the benefits OF own
ing an independent business. Unique
msrketinG ma II,n plan for sxclpsiye prod.
Earnings to 70 SSo6.s5aoS6 aSs' per er' mo: mo:
part time; S5O0-SI, 900 per mo. full
time; $1,000 and above for man
with managerial ability to super
BRAY Hisf Ytrf!a5nF pG 7-Slost 81 Others Call Mr.
SALESMAN to call on builders. con-
tractors and dealers; excel. earnings
and good working conds. with new
PTBLics STEEL EE'sii KsiircsHaiEaNSss HENS and and
allied kitchen and housing lines. II
you're ambitious this Is an un-
and must pc txpeT ca Tpit m have
HEM or Mr.. Hptpi bHViD 5 at Ia. La eeisi3. sEs2-
sat: am. or Mon. am. for appoint
MEN OR WOMEN to enjoy a prof profit
own community in Arlington and
Alexandria. Full or part time We
assist you In ,tarting and establish
ing you business. Write RAW
LE1GHS. Dept. DC1-14-MW, Rich
mond, Va.
WHITE MAN, middle-aged; reliable:
friendly and sober for country place:
room; board and 500 per mo, w,
Dublin. 65l0 Ga. ave. NV.
familiar with all types
OF general appliance repairs. Must
have refrigeration experience. EN-
cellent opportunity for oualified in
dlvldual: Good starting salary with
car allowance. Many COMPANY
DEMENT'S, including paid vacation and
group insurance. Apply Mr.. Lehr
MONTGOMERY-WA 906 King
St, Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1953-09-13

YOUNG manage 90 to 25; startins
position file clerk with an oppor-
tunity, to learn casualty underwrit.
ing: Must be high school graduate
slM and above average average intslligencs: Ap-
ward Bldg. RE. 7-4so0. WV rs
YOUNG MAN. white for file clerk anc
wk., paid vacation, advancement
exper. preferred. Apply in person
NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOC, 2nd fir
1920 L St NV. is
YOUNG MAN. age 20-25. for position
at Gainesville. Va, plant. To assist
engineers in maintenance and op-
grafton Of experimental apparatus
Mechanical ability and familiarity
open. Call KI. 9-75O0 for appt.
YOUNG MAN OVER 1s, free 70 tc
travel, transp. paid can earn S7h
per week to start. Rm. 422, 1904
N. Y. ave. NV. IA
YOUNG MAN, colored. to work ir
grocery; D. C. drivers permit. Ap.
ply in person. 1881 Kenilwortt
YOUNG MAN, age 1926. to act a.
engineer, in rapidly developing re.
search firm in Alexandria. Work will
involve record keeping and stock.
room control. Automobile drivers IL
cense and some tipping ability very
desirable. Call KI. 9-7500 for appt.
YOUNG MAN. draft exempt. high
school graduate. 90 to, 80, to learn
37la-hr. week. Apply RIM. 300
personnel once. EQUITABLE LIFE
ms: co. Sl6 14th st. NV. ~
YOUNG MAN to assist in drugstore
3 nights per wk., no experience
neces: Must have drivers permit.
Apply Monday. KIRSON'S PHAR-
MACY. 1919 Ga. ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN, mechanically inclined.
assembling lighting fixtures. Good
pay. steady work. I'll 9th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN-To learn 8 g. 10c store
business with leading firm. Apply
at once to Mr.. E. w. Chance. 1881
Good Hope I'd. Sc. IA
YOUNG MAN as helper in laundry
machine maintenance work. Excel.
future. Must be dependable. Call
Ma S-1O19 Ia
Evening star., 1953-09-13
HELP-MEN
RESTAURANT MANAGER

Wanted--Manager to take full charge
Of busy restaurant on main highway,
80 ,d mi. % sSntn OF wash. must be
Well-paying permanent job for right
man. Send full particulars with
snapshot first letter. state salary
expected. Box 1l7-T, Star. Ia
RETAIL STORE MGR. to liQuidate
entire stock downtown novelty-sou-
venir store at deep-cut, sacrifice
prices. Terrific prop. for real live
1908 N. Y. ave. NV.
RODMAN. reinforcing steel: 6rst class
only: steady work. Phone Whining
ton Delaware 4-AQR5 Ia
Evening star., 1953-09-13

Service Station Salesman
man needed for relief
shift operator position. Complete
knowledge Of fabrication necessary.
Prefer man with mechanical ability.
Uniforms and laundry furnished.
Group health and accident insur-
and commission. Paid Sick leave and
vacation. Local references neces-
sary. Apply in person THOMSON'S
ESQ SERVICENTER. 5000 New
Hampshire ave. Takoma Park. Md.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
SAT,ESMEN

Entrance examinations will be given
to those interested in trying tc
field Of landscape-plan preparation
and presentation. Those qualifyins
may earn up to $50 a day and more
while learning, depending on prog
ress, and they will be put In husi-
ness for themselves at our expense
a. Boon IS practicable. Car neces-
sSyy. Phone IA. $4,000 for fur.
the1 inform0tion. IA
Evening star., 1953-09-13

Early Interviews Will Be
Held in Washington, D. C.
Evening star., 1953-09-13

MAN, white. experienced, to super
wise night cleaning crew, 4 pm. TO
g pm: 40 to 55 years old. Call
AID. 4-4s55, Ext. %. for appt.
NAN to train for new type tire
process. Must be mechanically in
clined and have good references.
Apply Monday between 9 and II
noon. TIRES, INc., S43o N. wash.
MEN, $3.50. white or eolored, for
full or part time sales work; h,s.
education and ambition to make
money only req. No exper. or car
nee: nee: About 50 h; ,,ppy Apply . sunday
Evening star., 1953-09-13

MIR. EWARD DUNCAN
70 Fifth Ave. (Room 200)
New York City II, N. Y.
Evening star., 1953-09-13

If you have all 8 qualifi'
cations, write full details
Immediately to:
Evening star., 1953-09-13
HEIP-.-MEN

FULL TIME and part time station at.
night. also Sat. and Sun; lubrication
exper. nee. Come to $3.50 Baltimore
blvd. up to 8 PM; after that call
Evening star., 1953-09-13
CAN YOU SELL AN
IDEA?

We want a man who can
become enthusiastic about an
IDEA and communicate his
enthusiasm to other people.
For such a man, q career with
us promises executive earn
ings and q great sense of per-
Sonal accomplishment. We ex-
pect the man we're looking
for will have a college educa-
tion and be under 40, but ma
tive intelligence and initiative
ouirements. Well train you
carefully and assure you
good income right from the
start. Simply write q brief.
Introductory letter to Box
6S-T. STAR
Evening star., 1953-09-13
YOUNG MEN
EARN $40 A DAY

II you have a very neat appearance
and are dependable, we will show
you how to earn $50 day 6 days
a week. II you are seeking q future
that offers unlimited opportuni-
ties. investigate this. 15 men needed
now. Apply 1929 18th st. NV. 2no
floor. 9:3O to IL noon only. See MR.
SMITH -1f