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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-01
AgeIess Jersey Joe Says Time
Ran Out in First Morciuno Bout

of time. Just when I got my right
hand cooked in the 18th he threw
his right. That was all.
II couldn't see anything out
of my left eye after he butted
me in the fifth round"
Walcott, 80, according to the
record books, is consumed by the
idea of becoming the first eX-
heavyweight champ to win back
the title.
Wants to Make History.
That's my intention" he
said. ITO make real history. I
think / have a better chance to
do it than any of the others"
Men like Jim Corbett. Jack
Dempsey, Joe Louis and Max
Schmeling tried and missed. Ez-
card Charles comeback try was
halted by Walcott himself last
June, three months before Jer-
sey Joe was knocked out by
Marciano.
Il was the underdog against
Charles when I was the champ
and I was the underdog against
Marciano when he was the chal-
lenger," he said. And I'm the
underdoz this time, too. I'm
always on the short end. It
doesn't make any difference to
me-"
Walcott is silent about his
future planS-win or lose. After
the first Marciano fight at Phil
adelphia, his manager. Felix Boo
chicchio, told reporters he was
retiring Jersey Joe. The next
day he changed his mind at
Walcott's insistence.
TOuchy on Age Question.
"He and l are so close that
he didn't want to see me take
chance of getting hurt any more"
Walcott said. But after he
stopped and turned the fight
over in his mind. he reconsidered.
l told him that night, Don't be
foolish but he wouldn't listen.
After he realized how far I was
ahead and how I got butted, he
changed his mind"
Jersey Joe is a bit touchy on
the age question. He insists a
man is only as old as he feels.
Some men only rs are older
in body and mind than I am
right now" he said. 1T all
depends on what kind Of care a
fellow took of himself when he
was young"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-01
BryIawski Is Big Winner
In Woodmont Golf Start

Buddy Brylawski, who would
be one of the Districts top anna
teurs If he had more time for
tournament golf Che was runner
up for the District of Columbia
Amateur in 1850, was the big
winner yesterday in the official
opening-day program for Wood
mont Club members.
Brylawski tied for gross hon.
ors with a IS with Howard Nord-
linger and Cabot Feldman and
won the hole-in-one contest and
the driving contest, the latter
with a 258-yard clout.
Low net winners we're: Glass
A, Cabot Feldman, 75-5-70;
class B. DR.. Milton Goldman and
Nat Lurie, both 88-16-72: class
c. Morris Kraft, 91-21-70; Sid
Kolker and Lew Rosenberg, both
90-20-70. and class D, DR.. Sid
ney Mensh, 93-23-70.
Sam Decker and Dave Dubb
tied in the Galloway handicap
system event with 98-23-75
each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-01
HIGH TIDES FOR CHESAPEAKE BAY pom


In company with DR.. Paul
Hatch we recently f1shed Big
Hunting Creek. We cast hard
all morning with slim success
in the upper reaches and after
lunch went down to the gorge.
Here we Jared better. We caught
a 13-inch brooke which had
been in the stream a long time
and was beautifully colored. with
almost salmon pink flesh. DR..
Hatch topped us with a 1412-
inch brooke weighing more
than two pounds. These catches
proved that Hunting Creek is
not fished out each year as many
claim. Although the stream was
stocked that day. our fish were
carry-overs from a previous year.
We caught no stocked fish, and
saw very few taken.
Virginia's trout season opens
at noon today.
Finding a fishing spot should
be easy this week end, but avoid
the Potomac River in the coun-
ties of Allegany. Garrett, Wash
ington, Frederick and Montgom-
cry. To protect spawning bass,
all fishing in the Potomac, start
ing today, is prohibited in these
counties until June l. when the
bass season opens. This closing
does not affect the tributaries of
the Potomac in those counties
such as the Monocacy. Seneca
and Conococheague Creeks.
We hoped for news of hard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-01
Sports Car Races Open
Al West Lanham Toniqht

A 25-lap race tops a seven
event card as West Lanham
Speedway opens its sports car
racing season at $50 o'clock to-
night at Lanham, Md.
Red Crise, director of the track,
had assembled an all-star field,
including frankie Schneider and
Lou johnson, Lanham's point
scoring leader last year.
Sports cars will replace the
modified stock cars this year on
the quarter-mile asphalt race
way. Crise believes this form of
racing will attract better en-
trants as we'll as more spectators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-01
Sondoz and IngIey Pace
Wilson Track Victory

Fritz Sandoz and Jack Ingley
led Wilson to an overwhelming
victory over Eastern in a track
meet yesterday. The defending
Interhigh champion ran up 9024
points to 1914 points for Eastern.
Sandoz won the high and low
hurdles, took third in the broad
Jump and was on the winning
half-mile relay team to account
for 12A points. Ingley won the
40 and $50 yard runs and was
on the winning mile relay team
for ia points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-01
D. G. Drivers to Race
At Lundhorne Sunday

Bill Gross. Lou Johnson. Ken
Marriott and Joe O'Dell will
represent this area in the Grand
National stock car races at 2:30
pm. Sunday on the Langhorne
Speedway at Philadelphia.
Other prominent stock car
racers, including Tim and Fonty
Flock, Herb Thomas, Lee Petty
and Buck Baker, are expected to
be entered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-01
Gromek in Bowling Business

0IOmeK TT DUWIIHy UuSIHeSS
Steve Gromek. pitcher for the
Cleveland Indians, recently pur-
chased an 11-lane bowling alley
in Detroit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-01
Hockey Rookie Of Yeur

MONTREAL, May (P.-
Lorne (Gump) Worsley, diminu-
tive goalie Of the New York
Rangers, today was named rookie
of the year by the National
Hockey League. The 23-year-old
netminder thereby wins the
Calder Memorial Trophy and gets
a $1,000 bonus from the league.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-01
BY the Associated Press

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., May
If only that 18th round was
a little longer"
Jersey Joe Walcott was lrdulg-
ing himself in a little Wishful
thinking about his first fight with
Rocky Marciano last September
as he finished the New Jersey
phase of his training fo- the May
IS Chicago re-match for the
heavyweight title.
IT had him ready to go in the
18th" he said. But I ran out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-01
Public Drivers Eligible
For Pomonkey Cor Race

The public will get a chance
to compete on the stock car rae
ing program. starting with Sum-
day races at Pomonkey Speed
way.
Anyone with a drivers per-
NIT and a safe automobile will
be allowed in a special event
known as a drag race"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-01

Alexandria
AQUA Greek (entrance) -
Breton Bay (Blakiston Isl - 8
Colonial Beach -------
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03
Taylor County
Sheriff Removed
From Office Fri.

TALLAHASSEE R-Sheriif Bill
Towles Of Taylor County. who said
he didn't care whether he was
suspended or not, was removed
from office Friday for drunkenness
and malfeasanee.
Towles' term had only two more
days to run. Sheriff-elect Maurice
Linton takes Office Jan. 9.
Towles, whitehaired and tieless.
was accused BY Asst. Atty. Gen.
James Toney OF being drunk.
threatening him and falling to give
full cooperation in serving . war
rant on q gambling establishment
in Taylor County.
The sheriff said he didn't recall
II he had been drinking on Christ
mas Eye--the date Of the indicl.
ment--but denied being drunk. He
admitted grabbing Toney by the
shirt front but indicated he oiien
did that when be was annoyed
with people.
He told the governor something
Toney said 10 him made me
mad" but he couldn't recall what
Il was.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03
Attorney General
Asked To Probe
Holiday Killing

MIAMI n - Atty Gen. James
McGranery has been asked 20 H.
yestigate the Christmas Day killing
Of Emmett Jefferson, Homestead.
Fla, Negro, b. . policeman.
Paul Minniek. the policeman.
shot jefferson 10 death after be
lied 10 escape arrest on 3 speeding
charge. A warrant signed b. Peses
Justice Vernon Turner charged
Minnick with murder but . grand
jury did not indict him and be vas
released from jail.
The request for . federal "a.
vestigasson was wired 20 He6Fsn-
cry b. the Rev. Edward Graham,
vice president IL the Miami clasp.
ter Of the National Assoes fse~ for
Advancement of colored People.
@curs0ry Investigation carry
Indicated that ne civil rights a
Emmett JefEsrson have beea 10.
lated" Graham sad IL re tee
gram. Urge federal Investigates
20 repadiate CO Euhalsatiase f.n1.
iags q Tie grad szry"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03
Better Arms
Add Power To
Armed Forces
By ELToN {. FAY


WASHINGTON, R-Better stand.
ard arms and deadly new ones
from faster Jet warplanes and
mightier aircraft carriers to ato-
mic warfare--are giving fiercer
striking power to an American
armed force unchanged in size.
That is the picture presented,
directly and indirectly, In a semi.
annual report of the defense estab.
lishment issued last night, report
which showed manpower strength
static at $500, 900.
In his portion of the report, Sc
cretary of Defense Lovett wrote
Soberly of the difficulties arising
from rising costs for arms, of pro-
duction problems stemming from
various causes including strikes
and of the need for a continued
high level of draft calls to keep
the strength of the Army up.
But, in a look back over the
two years of what he termed
partial mobilization, he said the
u. S. Increased its actual and
potential military strength to a
level which should give pause to
even the most reckless aggressor."
The accompanying reports Of the
Army, Navy and AIR Force Secre.
taries presented some flat state
ments and some interesting hints
of the weapons the services have
or are developing and the training
for their use.
Secretary of the Air Force Fin
letter told of greater combat readi-
ness In atomic warfare, of new
planes in use to counter an enemy
atomic attack as well as the better
known aircraft for delivery Of Am
erican bombs in a counterattack
should Russia make war. -
Secretary of the Navy Kimball
put into his report word that the
Navy has raised its goal for the
60, 000-ton, Forrestal class carriers,
of which it is now building two.
Until this report, Kimball had
talked Of the need for building a
total of 10 Of the flush-deck fiat
tops capable of handling the heavy
jet planes now in use or in design.
But now Kimball said that
chased on current world conditions
a minimum of 1S'' of the super
carriers are needed and that ICON.
struction should commence imme-
diately."
Secretary Of the Army Pace said
the Army is developing sits own
methods Of delivery Of atomic
firepower" 70 supplement the nu-
clear bomb support to be given
by planes Of the Air Force and
Navy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03
GARBAGE BOWL TILT IS
PLAYED IN MONTREAL

MONTREAL a. - Bowl games
where the rule January ] IN the
football world and M0nsreai was
no exeepsion--it had It's Carriage
BOwi. Southern Bonbers blanked
Northern Combines lee in the an
nual game.
Proceeds from The szuse were
turned over 10 the school for Grip
pied ehi3aTen-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03
Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
DIAL 2-566l
Especial Services
CONTINUED

SNOW CAP BLEACH is mild. effec.
tive; yet has no lasting odor
Buy from your grocer. dec1O-tI
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l0Male and Female Help
Wanted

MALE and female, walters and
mattresses. Apply in person, Ra-
1nonins Restaurant, 615 Duval.
dec31-tf
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SCHOOL boy wanted for part-time
ianitor work. Apply in person,
Ponce'S Luneheonette, 7ol Simon.
ton. dec30-tI
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81 FORD tudor custom built with
over drive. Reasonable. Can be
financed. VIII also trade for a car
from 40 to AS. Call 2-6948. R. L.
James. jan3-St
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03

THREE-BEDRooM house with
garage. 2117 Harris Ave.
jan3-12tx
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38-Automobiles For Sale
lcoNTTNUEDl

1852 PACKARD Mayfair. Fully
equipped, inc. power brakes,
Solar glass and Patrician engine.
Less than 5000 miles. Private par.
ty. viii take small car In trade.
Phone 2-6S27. ian3-1t
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Boats and Motors

EVINRUUDE meters. Speedicraf
boats, sales and service. Key
West Cupboard, Zig Eaton St.
dee16-15tx
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Musical instruments

WURLITZER PIANO in excellent
condition; Blond with dark trim.
Call 2'5092, 52S Grinnell St., after
5, evenings. jan1-6t
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EARN $4,000 or more per month
addressing envelopes in spare
time at home by hand or type
writer. Send $1.OO for information
and instructions. Beacon Service,
Dept. IS, Box $40, Cambridge 80,
Mass. Money back guarantee.
jan3-12t
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FURNISHED two-bedroom apart
ment, $125.0O monthly. Also one
bedroom apt. Quiet adults, no pets.
Phone 2-3328. jan3-1t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03

TWO-BEDROOM Sunshine house,
well located, fully and nicely
furnished. $500 equity; can be
seen Friday and Saturday by APP
pointment. Box Rio. c/o The
Citizen. ian3-6tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03

IL CORRECT CRAFT runabout
go HIP. Chris Craft engine. Fac
tory built trailer, $750.00. s725 Ave
nue. &C." dec16-ti
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Help Wanted
CONTINUED

DELIVERY and stock boy. Must
know how to drive. Apply In per-
son, Roy's Auto Parts, 121 Duval.
dec31 wed fri, sat-St
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APT. for rent. 926 Truman. AL
electric kitchen. Tile bath.
jan3-3tx
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2 MALE Boxer pups, Axe. regis
tered. High pedigree. Must sell
by Jan. 10th. Very reasonable.
ISIS First st. .decsl-6t
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1.BEDRooM furnished apartment,
electric kitchen. tile bath. tub
and shower. hot water. extra
clean. Couple. no pets. 7ol FlOri.
da. lans.itx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03

TWo-BEDRO0M house, furnish
ed. For Sale. Apply at 1923 John
son Lane. JAM, 25tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03
Cottages Foz Rent

ATTRACTIVE, completely furn-
iShed, four rooms, bath, large
screened porch; nice yard; off
street parking. Reasonable rent,
one, two or three months to ac-
ceptable tenant. Write details.
Box &c. Co., Citizen. jan3-1tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03

2-BEDRO0M apt. Furnished. All
utilities furnished - Children
welcomed. 725 Caroline. jan3-2t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03

LOT, corner George and Blanche.
a K 100. Reasonable. Write Box
AK c/o Citizen. dec6-ti
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AI.L-ARoUND experienced beau
tician. Apply al Simonton.
ianS-tf
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24-Business Opportunities

WANTED: Partner for local bust
ness, crossing 100000 per
month. Can buy up to u interest.
Write Box C-B-10, Key West Citi-
zen. dec20-tf
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25-Real Estate For Sale
CONTINUED

FACING Atlantic Beach. Best re-
sidential location. New, modern,
furnished in Florida style. Jalousie
windows, terrazo floors, landscap.
ed. 1908 Casa Marina Court, Phone
2-52S9. jan2-2t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03

FURNISHED efficiency apart
ment. Electric kitchen, children
welcomed. 900 Elizabeth Street.
jan3-tf
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4-Houses For Rent

TWO-BEDROOM furnished. Avail
able Jan. to May. $125. 1t. Tyler,
phone 2-7S43.
dec30-tues-thurs.sat
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22-L.ost

LARGE cream colored, curly
haired dog. Vicinity Grinnell and
Fleming. Reward. Phone 2-21s3, or
SIG Grlnneu. dec30-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03

ONE 7-room brick house and one
efficiency brick cottage. Nicely
handicapped lots 104 x iIs. Rental
income. Sz29.6 50 monthly. Complete
ly furnished. SIS $4,000 cash. See
Horace Young. Casa cayo Hueso,
1890 Duval. phone 2-33ss. decso-t Il
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BOoKKEEPER, experienced, good
opportunity. Land 0'Sun.
jans-St
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MODERN, furn. one-bedroom apt.
Elec. kitchen, parking, near
beach. Week or month. 1908 Flag
Ter. jan3-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03
50-Legal Notices
NOTICE UNDER EIcTITIhus
NAME STATUTE

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVES that
the undsrslgnsd. desiring 20 engage
10 business under the fictitious
name % "aIisehsiTN Havana Tours.
So Truman Avenue. Key West.
Florida. intend 10 register the sasd
fictitious Name with the Clerk 81
the Circuit Court Of Monroe coun.
q. Florida.
DARED December ~, 1854
RALPH q G0BEn<A.
]. MITCHELL CsOBEnSA.
Sole egwHsFa
ascfa- 80 =, Isss.j3ns.f 1888
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03

BILL COLLECTOR. Local Male
resident preferred. Must be
qualified 10 furnish Surety Bond:
three references. No telephone
calls; personal interview only. Al.
ministrator - Monroe General
Hospital tanl-u
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03

TYPIST, young man or woman.
High School graduate. Age IL
IS. Apply Manager, Western Union.
jan3-3t
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WALKING DOLL in Monroe Thea.
tire. Reward. Return to 1909
United st. ian3.stx
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1851 SALISBURY scooter. Goo1s
cond. New tires - Can be seen,
92-2 Poinciana. Phone 2-5S6O.
jan3-St
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MUST SELL now. You name the
price. You set the terms. Is #.
Alma trailer. Elec. refrig., btl.
gas. In excellent cond. Just re-
finished inside and out. Sleeps 4.
VIII accept any reasonable offer.
Charles Laird, 612 Simonton st,
No phone calls, please. decs1-6tx
Evening star., 1953-06-04
SALESMEN--FENCE
EXPERIENCED ONLY

Does your present position give you
the satisfaction and income you
want
We are ready to introduce into the
local market a product never before
seen in this area; ELECTRO
PLATED, SATIN SMOOTH. CHAIN
LINK FENCE MANUFACTURED
FROM WORLD-RENOWNE SHEF-
FIELD STEEL.
This product gives us two exclusive
items, the other being CY-CRAFT
CYPRESS. No other local company
can offer these two excellent sellers.
And we also offer to the buyer
OAK ESTATE, PADDOCK. CEDAR
PICKET, CEDAR SCREEN AND
CHESTNUT POST AND RAIL.
At this time am going to select
carefully three--only three--full-
time. Ear1-hitting statesmen WITH
EXPERIENCE to add to our present
staff. ALL APPLICANTS MUST
QUALIFY. FOR BOND.
Interviews will be held all this week
through Friday, June 5. For ap-
pointment call Mr.. Dodson. OF.
GENERAL GENERAL INDUSTRIES CORP.
1109 Jefferson Davis Hwy. Arl.. Va.
Evening star., 1953-06-04

CLERKS. under 80; perm. positions
fldS ftlndroush h,,a Jan n,., 1884, air-eond:
,S:i., WS;; annual starting salary. ss,4GO:
terviews 9 am. to $3.50 pm. Per-
GRAPHIC socIETY, Srd and 4
rs Stsi TnR Pc; srrD.on DS not telephone. -e
Chain organization, company bene.
nts; Apply in person, DALTON FL
MMANSE ~ co. 1898 Rhode Island ave,
cLERK-TYPisTs-we have openings
i0r S oSr several hom. eleTStypisIs ece under ss
not important,0 09ss Our emgIe9ss yS,9s sRess Refs
s days q week from $50 am. to
44:45 pm. Monday through Friday.
vacation. vacation and sick leave dement's;
IKE to work with coneenial people
in q pleasant atmosphere. won't you
sonneI once. Room 500, SIG i4th
cfEkK:.irYP1sr. az. so-a5. ss4hr,
ssaolIary; sal Other dement's. xppiS Rm.
cIERRR.ET,41fHIAsir Stsj RI HAi s-94osa g. hor, .
and experience. Group Insurance.
and paid vacation. Box 42-J. star.
CLERK-TYPIST. experienced, for
credit clothing store. 5is-dsy week,
machine helpful but not essential,
Will train. Apply UNION CLOTH
IERS, INC. 307 7th st. NV. No
CLERK -TYPIST - Some shorthand:
nee: local person pref; 5-day VIZ,
WA. 1854; eyes,, WA. 7-604Q. x
Evening star., 1953-06-04
HELP-MEN

STOCKKEEPER to take charse OF
stockroom as head man for large
retail store. position is permanent.
pay is good sick, accident, life and
pension insurance; vacation and
holidays witt pay. married mar
preferred: interviews will be con-
fdential. Apply 3rd floor, employ
ment office. to Mr.. Davis. EEISNER
BROS, lli4 G st. NV. -
WINDOW AND DOOR IN.
STALLATORS-Apply 5403 Georgia
ave. NV
MACHINE OPERATOR,
I.B.M. equipment: young man, draft
exempt. between ages 81 and 35,
capable of becoming supervisor of
unit, lengthy and varied experience
not required. but basic wiring
knowledge essential; excellent op-
portUnity for advancement; salary
dependent upon qualifications; we
will pay competitive rates. Apply
Room 300, EQUITABLE LIFE IN
SURANCE CO., S16 14th ST., NV.
TAILOR, experienced in bushelman
work; good hours. ACKERMAN'S S
CLEANERS 1880 Conn. ave. NV,
NO. G-2716, q