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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-24
Swift Gets Year And A Day On Income
Tax Evasion Charges In Philadelphia
Man Who Dodged
LatO liz Key Vest
GiUen More Time

Michael ]. Swift, alias w.
w. Carr, Philadelphia gam.
bier, who ran afoul of the
law in Key West after sue
cessfully lodging prosecu-
ton for two years, was
handed a sentence of a
year and a day in federal
prison yesterday by District
Judge Cullen Ganey in the
northern city on income tax
evasion charges, it was
learned today.
The 3S-year-oId gam
bier, who fled Philadelphia
to avoid action on a series
of gambling charges and
reported threats on his life
by his erstwhile associates
in the numbers racket in
that city, is already serving
a six to q month term for
gambling and conspiracy.
Swift had lived in Key West
where he operated . shrimp boat
for q year and q half before he
was jailed on the tip Of q small
boy who spotted his picture in the
police station.
He was the subject of 4 heated
extradition battle which ne final
~ lost and was returned 10 Phila-
delphia to face the charges.
SwisT pleaded mo dessnss" Fri.
day 10 the charge that ~ sraded
$s.Ses In income taxes IN lele
and that he paid Ne lex ~ 40 In
1880 when he earpea ) rsperisd
yztsssT. EaFllsF. ~ ere time 81
his arrest In keF West In August,
1854, . tax lien 81 s3s6.ooe was
filed with Circuit courf Clark
Earl Adams against swlss.
His shrimp boat. the Surprise,
was impounded by federal officials
at that time and was later sold
for back taxes in Tampa for . re-
ported $4,000.
However. Switz' attorney IN
Philadelphia said yesterday that
his client Is now dead broke
Swift Is scheduled to complete
the sentence on the gambling
charges on February 18th and win
Immediately enter a Federal pri-
son to serve the latest sentence.
Since the time win start az once.
the two terms win run concurrent
ly for five years.
The case brought widespread
publicity TO Key West when the
Philadelphia district attorney sent
q lawyer 10 fight for his return
TO that city TO face five separate
indictments stemming from his
gambling activities there.
When Governor Fuller Warren
refused to issue q warrant for his
return to the north, the phiIa.
deiphia attorney successfully
fought a habeas corpus action
brought by Switz.
He had been living under the
assumed name IN 4 Southard Street
apartment and has escaped delec.
ton even after be was taken into
custody In Mexico for violating
territorial rights On his shrimp
boat.
Evening star., 1953-12-08
A Word to the Wise By Mrs, Fro"t Colby

"be" in the following sentence:
I walked across the park to see
if he was (were) bald. Which
is correct?-K.Y.K.
A. Your trouble is with the
"puzzling subjunctive." Let us
put it this way: WAS is used to
express a supposition that is
POSSIBLE, or that is a FACT.
WE'RE is used to express a con-
dition that is CONTRARY TO
FACT. Examples: If the book
WAS lost, I didn't lose it (and
it was lost). If she WAS there,
did not see her (but you say
that she was). If this WERE
Friday Gt's Tuesday,, I'd go.
If he WE'RE here Che is in Mex
ico), I should be glad. But a
word of comfort: the distinction
between 'was-were" in such SEN
tences is rapidly disappearing.
Beverly Hills: What is the cor
rect plural of right of way?"-
J.R.S.
A. In America the term right
of way (also right-of-way) has
two meanings: The right of
passage over another persons
ground. in which case the plural
is: rights of way; the legal right
of traffic to take precedence over
other traffic, in which meaning
the plural also is rights OF. way.
The rule for forming plurals of
compound words is this: The IS"
generally is added to the prin-
cipal word. The correct plural
is: rights of way.
Distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Inc. }
Evening star., 1953-12-08
Natures Children
Blue Hen Chicken.
By LiIIion Cox Athey

DelaWare's State bird and the
| National bird emblem have one
thing in common. Both have war
records. According to historians
of Delaware, during the early
days of the Revolutionary war,
the men of Capt. Jonathan Cald-
wells company, recruited in Kent
County, took along game chick
ems noted for their fighting abil-
ity. These chickens were said to
be the offspring of a famous blue
hen.
Capt. CaldwellS company was
attached to Col. John HasleJ's
regiment which fought at Long
Island, White Plains, Trenton,
and Princeton.
When not fighting. the officers
and men relaxed by pitting the
blue hen chickens against each
other. The fame of these cock
fights spread throughout the
Army. Delaware men fought so
valorously they became known as
Blue Hen Chickens"
A law was enacted and ap-
proved April IA, 1889. by which
the Blue Hen Chicken was
adopted as the official bird of
Delaware.
Francis Vincent published a
newspaper at Wilmington in 1945
which he called the Blue Hen
Chicken" A model of the gallant
bird surmounted the f1agpole of
the Delaware State Building at
the Centennial Exposition in
Philadelphia in 1876.
The Blue Hen Chicken was a
motif in many political cam
paigns and in many publications.
During the Civil War company
of militia, organized in Kent
County on May 4, 1861, adopted
the name Blue Hen Chickens"
During the ceremonies of pre-
senting a silver service and flags
to the newly commissioned U. S.
S. Delaware in 1910, a pair of
Blue Hen Chickens was given to
the ship. In 1918, when the State
flag was adopted. it was Stipu-
lated that "the Governors flag
should be similar to the State
flag, that a fringe of gold is to
surround the edge of the flag
and on the pole carrying the
same is to be mounted a model
of a Blue Hens fighting cock"
Evening star., 1953-12-08
Dupont Circle Group Cites
Area Rehabilitation Needs

Acting in cooperation with the
District Commissioners proposed
antislum program, the Dupont
Circle Citizens Association cited
four blocks in its area in need
of rehabilitation.
It named the following:
The block bounded by Twenty
fourth, M, Twenty third and L
streets NV; parts of the block
bounded by Newport place.
Twenty-Second, o and Twenty
first streets NV; the block
bounded by o, Sixteenth, P and
Seventeenth streets NV, and the
block on Corcoran place between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets NV.
The meeting was conducted by
Lloyd S. Luther, president, in
the Mayf1ower Hotel.
Evening star., 1953-12-08
RINETS
THE TooDLEs

Bellaire: In a printed sermon,
this sentence occurred: "She was
q f1irtatiouS, slippant woman.
have been unable to find slip
pant" What does it mean? Also.
is there a high-hat word mean
ing IAN expert in the art of
kiSsing?"-H.H.M.
A. "Slippant apparently in
truded because the typogremlins
were at work. The word meant,
1 am sure, was "flippant' pert;
impudent.
For the high-hat word mean
ing IAN expert kiSser." try:
p H L E M t o LOG 1 S T
pronounced: fi-LEE-muh-T TOLL
uh-iiSt.
JefferSontown: We canno
agree on the form of the verb
Evening star., 1953-12-08
Lakes Sultier Than Seas

SALT LAKE CITY.-The av-
erage saltiness Of Great Salt
Lake is II per cent, though it
sometimes reaches % per cent.
The average saltiness of sea wa
ter is 312 per cent. The Dead
Sea in Israel has a maximum
saltiness of nearly 26 per cent.
Evening star., 1953-12-08
Get Relief From That
Common Cold
Quickly and Pleasantly

No need to take old-fashioned,
drastic upsetting medicines to get
relief when a common cold starts.
Milburn's Capsules should bring
you relief In short order They
tend to reduce fever Annoying
shifting and nagging headaches
usually yield and these discom-
forts of a cold are often relieved
in q few hours If simple direc-
tions are followed Discover for
yourself this pleasant way to help
you feel better when you have a
cold. Get a package of MIL
BURNS CAPSULES at your
favorite drug store. Only 40c the
box.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
.MIscELLANEoVs FOR SALE

ACCoRDIoN-AlmOst new. 100 bas
than year. Sl25. L6. 4-6377. I'll
ACCORDION Never used; Hohns
sso s%sio0iatJTs; JH. 5sbsss e. sssssss; piano keyboard
ACC0RDiON ACCEssoRIEs--shoul
der straps. back pads. etc. Complett
factory repair serv.. Everything TO
the accordionist, including fines
cert; instruction: GY BRoYGHTOl
sSs se e. slSS wssESays seis Rsnn
ACCORDION - italian. 100 bass
treble and bass shifts; new: guar.
anteed: only $149; 20; reduced o treM
% the Fsgular sTE Price ia q s2Ss ssi EATNERs q
Accordion. finest. ike new; cos
$3.50, asking $500. DU. 10000
AccCCoiRDOfHON-Beginner's Co SOfHOi size, almos
new; bargain ct $45. JU. 9-6455
ACCORDION-12O bass. with treble
sTsS. STITCHES; 20 lise Ts7aYS' neS; wui 'acrince
ACCORDION. new. 100 bass. $l96
with case. or II you desire to Learn
before you buy, We viii rent you q
small accordion and show you how
TO play Il free Of charge. Pay only
1e.v y per TS ,Tse rental v ioT .sson. ~ WIS., nr0 s0d
now for lifetime Of pleasure and
success. MERVIN-CONN ACCOR-
DION SCHOOL, 35O7 5000 l4th st.
NV. RA. 6-S927. TU. 2-1133.
hand. elec. Today. CO. 5-4626; Wk.,
lII2 14th q; nv. DL. 7-7372.
Monday. 2Ol9 14th st. NV.
for 500 names and 3-yeaf guar
Lowest cost permanent eddres0eI on
. market: new: S00.07. KE. S.4009.
ADDING MACH. hand, elee., for rent
OF sale; bnTgein; 5Sg 5CSgRcLE. 1112 18th
ADDING MACHINE. Dalton. 10-kes
elect. with manual controls, on
stand, $50. or. 4-Se09, ewes.
ADDING MAcHlNE-ssgfIougns Del Del
TspaifA sales On ~ mAkea. CEN.
Ts9AE TYPEWHIIR Co. 201o
14ES d. NV. HU. 3-b121s
Evening star., 1953-03-29

SETTLED COLoRED WOMAN, par
time or days work. Call HUI. $4,000
DEPENDABLE WOMAN desires day,
work; ironing or light cleaning
A GIRL desires g.h.w. or child care
time, Ii. 4-OS24. 31s
RELIABLE colored lady wants domes
tic work or care for children OF
evening work. 10. 6-420I. 20
TWO COLORED WOMEN desire work
one to live in. one part time. DI
week: phone Ex. EauuseSSo5: s.SSoo:. Gays
WHITE WOMAN with child wishes
position as housekeeper IN mother.
less home or for working mother
with chiidTsn; sal; prefer D. c., OF
DEFEND. Col. WOMAN wants ono,
cleaning. caring for bach. apt; ex.
cellent houSekeeper for working cpls
Good ref. Call SUM-. after 2, AID
|CoISRREEiD GIRL desires days work
ironing or cleaning. HU. 3-3265.
COLORED GIRL, experienced, g.h.w.i
Tuesdays and Fridays. Call after
4 p.rn.,. Ii. 1884.
COL0RED GIRL, desires work q!
cTS m0thsE'S uSS helper. co; 51o722: !,
Sy week; ask for OF Lucille. Jcfl E NE Z
IcSIoTRE;D ceSIoTRJE;D GIRL desires house worl
or baby sit or day work. FANNIE
cw1nFN6 cWwHnITMoRE' G,Fa phone Ap. s3,S4 4-SsS41,
child care, cleaning: no % cooking S'
S-day week; references. Phone
|COLORED GIRL desires cooking, gen.
eral housework, care Of child; gooC
,lCf ,rCeffersnce; ; Il; 1852.
.h1. hGg'esSsk; s1sss;4. 7Se hour and caFfare
COLORED GIRL desires job as bus
or salad girl; experienced; no Sun.
cofyoREhS1; saySi "a; ti$4 tgIs46S Cant, d.v, house,
work; GOOD ref. Phone AD. 2-O2St
CoLORED GIRL GiHIayi desires child care
8 days week; good ref.. exper. DU
coIoSRED GIRL wants days OF ~ full
Working parents. LU. 2-S283.
COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w.; fonC
of children. HU. 1914.
COLORED LADY will care for child
age 2,6. In respectable home Ii
CoLORED LADY desires maid HEorl
or child care days . week. ST
CoLoRED LADY desires genera
honseyork and child care. co
CoE0SkHGEiD oISHGi LADY desires g.h.w., par
time, Tues. and Wed. DE. 2-S879.
COLORED LADY wants Job for gen.
eral houseWork and cooking. 5 day
week. Good refs. 10. 2-6O37..
|COLORED LADY wants Job In pri,
x1Sse f1nily ami i.s RaFfIHtimss e. s:aS5a Shild care
ss+e + chaE:n aR1 es ss'5ss 5s shW ana
coICSES a5i IEESNi LADY likes to work. a.
day worker. or care for children
cPh Phone %H p pI, 7193S99: -,
cSGSKED sSSS6ins " WoSs nls dssir.s SS sQaSS s64s
mothers helper. 5 days wk. or day
work HU. $500.
COLORED WOMAN, g.h.w., day work
or 5-day week: experienced; refer
cSEokES s1soeiI So WOMAN, SIMs217 exD.r,.nced. ne.,
and reliable. desires days work
CSLoREDS oi1S; iSn WOMAN t5i AVA Wants 4 days
work; good laundress. DU. 7-6492
COLORED WOMAN, mature, wishes
work preparing dinner or SERVING
cIoESSEpc IsEtsS city WE6MSN 5sfs Ii wishes zisle days
work. Phone Ne, s-14s6.
COLONEL WOMAN wants genera
houseEork. Good references. DE
c0iSsED c0iSSSssEf;D WOMAN WISHES part.
sas7S ti%s york cleaning apt. Phone IL
COLORED WOMAN-Wants day work
good city refs. DE. 2-7S22.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
MIscEL. FOR SALE tcont.l

ADD. MACH, cheekout, itemixer, for
any store; barg. CAN today. CO,
5-4625; wk.. ll12 14th. DI. 7-7372,
ADDING MACHINE - 1851 Clarry,
elec.; new machine cond.: used only
q few wks. OIL. 2-037S.
ADDOMETERS. SIN. port. add. mach.
adds, subts.. S12.95; yr. guar. TO-
day. co. 5-5625: wk.. 1112 14th NV.
ADDRESSOGRAPH 1000 stencils, 2
cabinets, dictaphones. desks. type
writer's. 1911 @ st. NV, room 404.
AFGAN - Multicolored roses. black
background; reas.: LIST prize win-
ner at hobby show. LU. 1887.
AFRICAN vIOLETS--Beaut. double
blossoms. WO. 6-S765.
AIR COMPRESSOR. pumps, tanks.
valves. gauges: Washington's largest
stock . Of parts. Build your own:
sherman ave. NV. AID. 2-1600.
AIR COMPRESSOR. new. for spray
Or shop; 3.ft. capacity: $3.50. Also
nose l1SfeSs dfcHNER ssfSlsS1ESi s6RsL1s! Lt11s.''
25I3 NJ st. NV. Elk. S-3527.
AIR Condolences, de luxe as1ton.
s s2ss Cash. a lsi5ot -. s-1Sss.. 1Sss.on' secIss' @so
AIR CONDITIONERS (2), RcA, like
new. S195 each. DU. 7-1S00. MIR.
AIR CONDITIONERs (a) x-ton
Carrier; In perfect cond.: moving:
500 co: Call RA. 3-SS51.
AIR CONDITIONER, 3-ton Chrysler:
r%ecSnditioneG; % EDS guaranteed 1 ,,, and =. In
TION CO., CO. 5.O362.
AIR CONDITIONERS, " and " h.p..
console and window models; Yecondi-
DISTRICT REFRIGERATION CO..
AIR CoSDiTIoNER, &-ton, 2 years
old, cost $500. will Jake $500. See
Monday. 2019 14th st. NV.
AIR CONDITIONING "a h.p. Mitchell.
used two months. $3.50. Phone JE.
AIR ATRstSS; tcSSSN;D1r1oNERs-roR SALE OR
once. cali Bill Tarnies iSms. st rAfnLET AZ; =
q REID. OIL. 4-40R9. so
AIR CONDITIONEk--window. "
ton Philco; peri. cond.: cash. $500.
JU. 6-S263. 'ae
Evening star., 1953-03-29
SITUATIONS WoMEN
APT. RESIDENT MGR.

APT. RESIDENT MGR.
Previous hotel and business exp.
With SSDcsi people. DiSSe Jo. a-sass. saS.s 20 1sA
BABY "a SITTING, TING ..sl.Il reliable White lady lady
CoMPANioN;sMature. ON aS; Ma intell., prae
nurse; pleas. surroundings more I'm.
portant than salary. Box 4S2-A
COMPANION to elderly woman or in.
keeping. BOX 425-A. Star.
position with elderly lady; refer.
nFS snss; NO; ;ss;s@sSr 1897; .x, .,,,,,
GIRL, colored, neat. wants Job az
yysaitrsssss szes eE counter girl; references
GIRL, eoiored, neat. desires clerical
I work (any type); experienced. Cal
GiRi. coiOred. desires lob In dry
cleaner or laundry, waitress. maid
er desk clerk. DE. 2-1411.
GIRL, colored, desires work Of any
1851 si1s; prefer Sefor. az II, sfser EfGssf ref
GIRL, colored, desires light house.
work and child care. LU. 4-6497.
GIRL desires night Job as waitress ol
fountain, clerk. Ii. 7-7324.
30 good 7Ieii7 ref; live in; ss5 per y. yssk
LEGAL sEcRETARY. ~; LIB. ex.
cellent typist. secretarial exper. Full
or part-time. Bog 21-C. Star. =
NURSE, registered, companion to ladS
ping. reading aloud: free to travel;
highest references. Ph. IA. s-4400
| Ext. 606, all day Mon, Tues. Il
INuRsE. colored. trained. practical;
saPs Ts Tsfs Out nurs1ns E Tsss cqsiss or baby
NURSE. practical, white: excellent
bedside care for chronic invalid o.
convalescent; night duty preferred
10 p:I1;.7 an: live In; $40 per wk
NTGGRxsgscecroAM;fsHsNSTijoN-HousEKEEPEs TGx scr6A; ssSTj
good dietician-cook. experienced
driver; free tS 55ssel; t5sssel; excel. iCcal
NURSSE. SEPT prscticsl di. c1lored. u.n wants ;Os
lNGRsE. licensed, practical. hospita
exp. desires private duty case; {
or ~ hrs: dr.'s refs. NO. 7-S948
NURSE. .pract:. colored. wants dal
autZ, Mon.' Tues Wed. Frl. DE
given: drs. ref. Reasonable. co
oifFRTacsE sPECIALIsT. night work
perm, lit or 1913, any 5 night!
wk. Yng., lady, coll. ~, sgle.; 10 yrs
exp. adm. asst, secy. Cap. Hill. legal
1HM-PSM typ. shhd.. PIX; ike peo.
| pie. Top pay for adaptable intelli.
gent endeavor. Boz 349-A. Star:
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. desire,
any type case; 10 yrs experience
reference. AID. 2.6944.
PRAC. NURSES (2), trained. Will
/ long experience; care Of GONZALES
cents; prefer living in. Phi. CO
PRACTICAL NURSE, several yfs.
exper. aged and chronic bed pa,
tients RA. 3-4164. 20
desires patient, chronic Or invalid
COOK; g;h,y.: Tsf; pU, 7,s211;
nursing or once. Live out. Exper
Doctors refs. III. 7.369S. 29s
PRACTICAL NURSE, Inv. white
aduits; 5.day week; live out. Cal
lREdlssT1iHaklasDi NuRsE desires 5-da,
work week 70; k;;SS544. e 40 an
Evening star., 1953-03-29

BRICK WORK-New and repair;
houses. garages, fireplaces, retain
ing walls. Free estimates; 1st-class
work. 10. S-1379. go
BRICK WORK, new and old, repairs
o speciality; white mechanics; free
estimates. RA. 3-77se. 10. 0-96S1'
BRICKwORK-walls. steps, walks,
Al work. Ewes. No. 7-Ss1S. AD
2-611S, -3
BUILDING. REMoDELING. 80 yearr
exper.; contact for loan furn. Call
JE. 4-S726 Sat-. Sun. and evenings.
or weekdays,
BUILDING and remodeling. store
fronts, garages, additions and houses
built to order; 30 yrs exper. OIL.
4-27o9 Sun. and after 6 weekdays.
BUILDING, remodeling, repairing.
carpentry, brick and cement work.
painting. NO. 7-5724. MR.. BAKER.
BUILDING-Win contract and build
$l1, $50 with expandable attic and
all equipment; or will design and
nMird meni. asc'rai1g sa57d to your require
BRICK WORK in general. Fireplaces.
Co. Ii. 6-75S6. II =
BUILDING and general remodeling.
3 yrs. TO pay for repairs. Call MR.,
LAWRENCE RA. 6-Q703.
CABINETS and bookcases made to
order by LIST class cabinet maker.
ia. 7-46l8 any time. 81
CABINET MAKER, 1st class; altera-
tons: wood station wagons Q spe-
cialty; work guaranteed; reas.; free
estimates. Phone WA. 7-7570 after
Evening star., 1953-03-29

MIDDLE-AGE WOMAN desires trans
portation to San Francisco. Refer
ences EXCHANGED. BOX lisa. star
MEXICO CITY-Responsible Ameri-
can will drive you or deliver. your
knows the route. speaks fluent Span
ish. Leave about May 3. Mr.,
BARNES, CO. 5-943O.
DRIVING 10. NEW YORK Fri. OF
p:a. sra q d.sFsd as EssUiR UN zo22SSsS zo22SsS
MARRIED COUPLE leaving for FLOR.
ida April 4. 2 riders wanted Il
ehare expsnses. NO. 7-9115.
ssH y rrioflC; s. 1ns; nas.inssln. sosslns AEHs M
DRfVTfRNG 10 JACKSONVILLE, Fla.,
1882 Qlds 90. April .. u. A.192e
Evening star., 1953-03-29
STONE WALLS
Fla Uct0nn Tnrro noe

=
walks. chimneys, fireplaces, cement
driveways, porches, retaining walls
Rockville, Nd. Phone RocfViiie f s5SS
TELEVISION SERVICING including
RA: 6-l475 or IA. 9-73S2. -S
TV ANTENNA
Complete installation $27.50; ex-
pert workmanship. Guarantee. TED
JE. 3-7S92. or OLE, AP. 7-3691.
TV. RADIO REPAIR SERVICE-Frel
service calls. 24-hr. serV. Worl
guaranteed. Cali BOB. At LA.
~ S'GsE SERVICE; $3.50. guaranteed mSs
TV SERVICE-immediate. expert. de-
pendaEle service on all makes; reas
rates, factory authorized. Fully
TEfR1IsfdN fqaTs1Isfs oENr&2R oF 2ss2S a. Allan
BY experienced man. VIM. JENKINS,
UPHOLSTERY-Couches, chairs. re-
webbed, springs reset; your home or
my shop; furniture repair, all kinds.
,IS,l6, &; III yANSEEX; sANNSEX;;.R RA; RAA;211s0. 1920. n
OhTS teed SorkmS3shin Sr1irAdaasSn ice estimssss
pickup and delivery. airfoam cush-
ions at no extra cost. with any .liv
easter MYERS uPHoLsTERiNo
Be BE-, READY "a l7OfsSi FSE SUMMER. ss ssaser
all M Kinds NJ; GSsSFTU Of SfFTURNIruRE repaired
and refinished; experts for furniture
care and repair. RA. 6-6742 after
EpisoS Dis R'ni DECORATING = Painting aS
anteed. Mr.. EDISON. RE. 7-S4S4
J. A. HlGHTOWER, contractor: paint.
ing, .carpentering. weather stripping
corking, roof. gutter and down
spouts; Cash or terms; Ii. 6-s97s
VII " slSSEE1 5SiEb II NV 1a6SS hoSRs FOR a4Sou
or remodel your home, 80 years
active iexperience. win supervise
personally from beginning to COM
pietion. List of our work upon re-
quest. JOE CURTO REALTY, 336
HOME Il oMNEks M IS for -IsH1 paint,nr, paper
sanding, roof repair. seneral house
repair, cement work all branches;
special rates, large or small Jobs
Call BEN. NO. 1862: terms ar.
OUTSIDE OUTSIDE PAINTING. interior. gen.
eral, repairing; free estimates: whit,
mechanics. Call all day Sunday enc
HAND AND POWER MOWERS sharp
ened at your door. Call AP. 7-64S2
9O8 Sheridan ST.. Chillum Ter, Md
A DEPENDABLE CONTRACTOR
Free estimates on painting, plumbing
finishing atties and bsmt.: Iii worE
by. bonded and reg. mechs.: terms
HAkIM ENTERPRISES. AP. 7-239S
Evening star., 1953-03-29

AND DECORATORS ITEMS
Old cups and saucers. SOC set; books.
your choice. LOG; picture plates.
Soc; Bavarian china tea set. &b;
cut glass wines. 81; cut plass1 water
bottle, SIS goblets, SOC up; Venetian
lutz type1 dish, IS; satin glass
vase, IS; Bristol barber bottle, So;
Venetian vase. $7.60; art glass
tiffany type) bowl, $1i vaseline
thumb print sugar bowl. S5' lamps.
81; GWTW base, $3.50; antique
mirror. $3.50; zoos Of pieces Of
glass and china and bric-a-brac.
1Oc mp: new lot picture frames, SOC
up; shadow boxes, So; plank bottom
chair. $3.50; mahog. round table.
nut china safe. SIS: Castle wood
stove, .S5; copper kettle. Sl6; tin
umbrella stand. $3.50; maple aide
chairs. 81 up: rockers. Soc up:
stands. lse. Variety. sa-si5: marble d;1
top wash stands. walnut. cherry. OF
rosewood. S25-S3Q: Victorian bed
rm. suite. $l5: piano stool. 80 so;
secretary, $3.50; chest desk. s..
Many other bargains. We like for
you to come IN and proWl. Open
AZ Z. Capitol st.. III. 4.o6sS. r.
See the display Of Ggurines ct our
sos 9th st. NV. store. Open today.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
CAMERA REPAIRS

MANNING xtG1 x2xx60
Movie equip. lforeign or domesticl
E5SEHNER: SSS Pa. ave. NV. RE
CARPENTRY, alterations, repairs. re-
mc;ddslins; old and new work. MR.
CHRPENiTRY M ~ work As Of 'S ali kinds
First-class mechanic. Call Ii. 6-O746
CARPENTER-General home repairs
attfcs, rec. rms: porches; inter. and
exter; houss painting. RA. 6-5252.
CARPENTRY Unf1nisneo attlcs ant
s%a ssd pSH a6 d9ns ssGa On S fEss4s
CARPENTRY : Remodeling.. cement
porches; Call all day and Sunday
experienced. wants work
Day g OF soS% contract: work guaranteed
ii FLOORS. walks, steps,
sSsnisss.. JACK a sPARKEs.. . Ho.
CEMENT CEMENT WORN: Walls, driveways,
porches,. steps, bsmt. evacuated and
retaining walls built; free estimates
MR.. TUCKER, ME. S-l234.
CEMENT WORK, retaining walls, gen.
repairs. CHARLES DESPERT. Take
old-make new. HU. 3-9s5O. Ho.
CI0GGED DRAIN PIPES, electrically
razor-kieened or NO charge. RoTo.
RooTERs Phone RA. o-ssss. any
CLOGGED PIPES: Clean with cleo.
trical equipment: reasonable rates;
isi sH1FIso isfSlss; fS sIuasfNs daafsEffNs 4 CO.
EiEoTRfSaE fE9s asesfia hNsraiELATTTHoi hys AL ieec @
pair short circuits; small Jobs done
i immed; F!S RA; S.2222 any time: = -
net s 0P tSo Sr expert q teo Vsma p
Va. and Md. Call La. 6-7324.
HaEPER EEEcTRc SEEsHRsEc ssRye AnR asss
1ladenShurR I'd ne. Ii. 3.h737
Evening star., 1953-03-29

you CAN EARN S30-S50 In i2-i6
hrS... spare time, afternoons OF
evenings. No canvassing. Car es-
sential. For appt., call p. MOCK
ABEE, Lo. 5-O922.
A DRESS SHOP IN YOUR HOME
No investment; good comm. Write
MODERN MANNER. 26O-AN Fifth
ave-, New York,
SPARE TIME EARNINGS. 500 q week.
Interviews p.m.. Mon. and Tues.
1850 Conn. ave. NV.
POSITION April q. Mature. educated
woman with vision and initiative
interested in Job free from cut
backs, top pay, social security. In
terviewS Mon., and Tues. PROMPT
LY ct l and 2:30. MRS. WILLIAMS,
gold room. 2601 18th st. NV. Part
time positions open also.
HOUSEWIVES. white only. with use
OF car for unusual work. No house
toulouse selling. $40 ca. day. you
work 4 hrs; Write MR.. BRoYLES.
EExGGEGllGN$Is Ri le IsCS CSSrlfSRerINPfY. ltSe 81 PT If ex-
administration: tipping essential;
6-day week; vacation. sick leave and
retirement plans; perm. Tak0ma
Park location. Reply stating ex-
per, references and salary to Box
IMMEDIATE OPENING
Christian woman, strong character.
personality S: S. exp. Attractive
Income. Write fully. Box 291-C.
Star.
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