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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-08

Both of the ousted officials have
been associated with the school
system for four years. Russell, this
morning, expressed complete
shock" at the news Of his firing.
However, the county may have
trouble in making the dismissals
stick, since under state law, any.
one who has been employed for
more than four years, Is given q
continuing contract" and charges
must be brought and the person
concerned must be given an op-
portunity to answer them.
What started out to be 4 routine
school board meeting. turned into
dramatic display Of school poll.
tics when It came to act on recom-
mendations for employment In the
coming year for 10 school officials.
They we're: Supervisor March:
Edith Roberts. Elementary School
Supervisor: Miss Eugeneia Nicola:
School Psychologist and Guidance
Worker; Principals Schweitxer and
Russell; Albert Carey. principal Of
the Poinciana Elementary School;
Wilbur Franklin, principal Of the
Truman Elementary school: Roy
Allen, Douglass School head: prin.
cipal Gerald Guthrie Of Sue 81.
Moore School and Charles AIbury,
Coral Shores School principal.
The county beard Of school
trustees. inciuding Sam B. Pinder.
Earl Yates and JOSEPH Boza voted
uaaaimouslv 70 apFnoge TIE sun
slate 81 employees Be- 4, speak
ing for the trustees, said they mad
no criticism OF anyone in re
group" However. Che trustees he'd
no voice n the actual decision 10
fire the pair since they are simply
an advisory group to the school
board.
School Board member H. Earl
G. Duncan then moved . roil.esll
vote on the slate.
Al were approved with the en-
ception Of schweitzer and Russell.
Then. Board Chairman Gerald
Adams introduced ; letter from
Superintendent 0'Bryant, who was
IN in Monroe General Hospital and
unable to attend Ire meeting.
0'Bryant. IN The letter, pointed
out that last nights session 'was
q very important meeting 10 cor
rect some apparent errors IN per-
sonnet selection.
His recommendation sswould Be
IN the interest o. the beltermeni
u the school sysfem. be added.
He went on to say % Principal
Russell. that while Sc has made
every effort 70 DO bis lob, Ne sp-
pareafly Is not ready for it,
Speaking Of Supervisor March.
sho Is his top assistant. 0'Bryani
wrote sMarch has nof produced
The results I anticipated. Some e
Bis duties have already bern 70.
daeed. This decision Is made With
out pre- sudlce ard 10 good faith.
Ho#egeF. the voting had already
taken place and The only negative
vote for tie refining d March,
came from Adams. Who stepps4
down from The char 10 : faflls
scOaiinued On Page Twel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-08
Payment To Circuit Court
7Mdge From Co. Fund Oka
$500 Increase
OK'd BY State
Attorney General,
Judge Lopez Says

The usually smooth run
ming County Commission
meeting broke into lively
discussion and recessed for a
private caucus on the re-
quest Of Circuit Court Judge
AquiIino Lopez, Jr. for ST.
500 additional salary each
year out of county funds.
The Judge wrote the County
Commission that according to the
Attorney General he is entitled to
this extra pay bv a law passed
by the State Legislature in 1851.
His regular salary is paid out of
State funds. The Judge made his
request In a letter TO Commission
ers read by County Legal Advisor
Paul Sawyer.
commissioners after five
minute recess voted on fhe mo.
iion Of Finance Chairman Frank
Bentley TO pay Lopez. 'fH we
have The money available in fhe
budget" from October 1857 TO
date" They ESQ voted to make
available funds for retroactive
payments TO his stenographer.
They win make provisions for
the pay retroactive from ocso-
Der, 1857, TO Jsly, 1853 in their
new budget, for fhe Circuit Court
Judges increase.
Commissioner Clarence Riggs
said that he didn't see why the
County Commission should have
10 hustle around and transfer
funds from one account TO the
Judges salary account when both
he and the County had been be-
lated in their action on it. The
motions, however, with the pro-
visions il we have the money
available went through unanim-
ousiy
SawXtl 8iHied out that II is not
question Of tie Commissioners
desires. il Ii d legal requirement
that they add the s2sO0 10 the
Judges present salary. according
to the Attorney Generals opinion.
Other money matters discussed
and acted upon BY the Commits
sioners, al Of whom were pre-
sent were as follows
They awarded the contract for
building 4 garage next to the pro-
posed School Administration build
ing 10 Nj. e Bennett construction
company. which submitted low
bid Of sa.5T0. The school board
win have 10 approve the bid also.
il was said by Chairman Gerald
Saunders,
The two bids on the erection Of
a canopy Of gun mounts at Mon.
roe County Beach, and installa
ton Of toilet facilities were re.
ferred q Chairman Of Building
and Grounds Committee Clarence
Higgs, Benneit was low bidder
with So PSI offered Austin D. Tay.
Tor bid SiO.6o6,
Contract for widening the road
continued On Page Twol
Evening star., 1953-03-04

OU1I1pIUIIIELEf Operator
Under 35 yrs, permanent positions,
Ct 1898 Taylor st. NV. Clean, COM
Portable surroundings, vacation. with
pay. paid sick leave, disqualification
3 am. to 4:45: Hot Shoppe luncheon
meals; periodic merit increases, em-
ploye purchase discounts.
APPLY HOT SHOPPES. INC.
Room 200. 1341 g st, NV.
Evening star., 1953-03-04

GIRL, recent high school graduale.
st NV. Room $50.
GIRL, colored, neat, light, attractive,
with general ONCE experience. Must
type. Excellent opportunity. Phone
for appointment. NO. 7-0634. -5
GIRLS, learn to sell over the tele-
phone from our ONCE; permanent
position ION: gS 6n,,s no sarI5days; $40 sal
ave. NV, RIM. 62o. -6
LADIES, part time. day or. ewes. in
hours to. suit you. No exper. nee
pn,,. p Tuss.. AWSeedY Wed. Thu Thurs, Pr Room n
sol. 10 18th st NV. -4
LADIES. t2)--Call charge customers
Of Washington and suburban lead
your s dsPs s%n isSass Ses Px sfsphons n
Permanent, year-rvund work. Write
for interview. gtEtng home phone
number to newspaper Box. 306-B, {,
LADIES t5), to take ordefs from reg
AVON customers: earn $20-S30 wk
n spare time near your home. RE
WOMEN ca. one waitress and one
part time worker for home; &C &c
seS ssGeSSkias' r. Must N ,sE sppiy in person. 1923
WOMAN, for night matron work, su-
pervising school girls. Apply mana
ger. EBB1TT HOTEL, 10th and II
WOMEN" "CANvAssERs, to show smar,
ladies' dresses, plus many other
items, now is the time for you tC
make real money; no car needed, We
take you out. Apply in person, be.
tween 8 am. and 1890 am. or be.
tween 4:30 pm. and $3.50 pm.
TOWER SALES CO., 621 18th ST.. ne
YOUNG LADY to answer telephon,
and make minor rug repairs. BELL
RUG SERVICE, $500 Arlington rd.
Evening star., 1953-03-04
HELP WoMEN tcons.
ADVISER

Alert woman who Is capable OF super
yising in Women's sales ofganiSa-
ton. No canvassing, delivery or
collecting. Advance commission,
trairnlns ases noo apd oSyerooYSrits doS pai6
driving. Cafi AD. S-6445. between
foSr ftS iaa Ms. TATSRNRRe' VEN fE . 70 pm. f'k
AUTO FINANCE CLERK, young lady
lS-25), must be fair typiSt: for
interesting position In pleasant sur
roundings; all modern employe bene-
and 5 for appointment. :
) DAYS. WILLIAM OF oP NEW fVS SSof; YoRk..
Hair Stylist 1915 Mich. ave. n.e.-7
BEAUTTCIANS and manicurists. for
Georgia ave. NV. Can JU. 7-s56s.
BEAUTY OPERATOR for Washing
tons newest, loveliest, most modern
salon. Prefer one with following.
Salary open, plus so per cent COM
mission. Start in equal in q new
salon. ANGLIN. Hair styiist. 1920
BExUffY iE!sGf e. ohP;EERiAToR PEI - part-tim.. tt1
sELLE BEAUTY tsao5ip. II. Ai1N 1854.
csli No 7osis1. EUciEN NfeSsfasnsfs oS pARfs.
363 Conn. ave. --6
BOOKKEEPER. for real estate de-
partment of trust company. Knowl-
edge Of typing essential; 5-day week
and other benefits. See Mr.. r. A.
Genau, Real Estate Department.,
WASHINGTON LOAN & TRUST CO.,
900 F st. NV. -6
BOOKKEEPER for supermarket and
hardware store; desirable position
for q steady conscientious en-
MISS ADAMS. ct 54O5 Annapolis
rd. Bladcnsbure, Md. IS
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST, general book
keeping in real estate ONCE: some ex-
perience preferred. Call MA. S-S093
Evening star., 1953-03-04
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc

DAYWORK. OR G.H.W., 5.day week
Teliss6le colored women: refs. Ii
GIRL wants days work training.
WOMAN wants work by day or part
time; good references. LU. 2-S342
WHITE WOMAN wishes position car.
ing for elderly couple or invalid
with light housekeeping; reason.
able; good references. AID. 4-347O
GIRL, colored. wishes work as cook
or care for semi-invalid: fond oi
children; refs. Tu. 2-5160. =
COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w.: g.
day week. Ref. Exper. Ii. 7-5S9O
CoLoRED GIRL desires g.h.w. an,
child care, live in; local ref. DE
COIoRED GIRL desires evening worl
cooking or light housekeeping, ex
sxPsas ssxPsrisnced and dependable. Call 20
CoLoRED GIRL desires days worl
in D. C. Ii. 7-5085.
GIRL, colored. desires baby -sittini
Job, 5 days Ii. 1884.
COLORED GIRL desires by-sittin,
JOB after school. Call DU. 7-649:
CeoILLeoSREEiD eILeSE LADY desires days work
COLORED WOMAN, reliable. want
nursemald. Ref. DI. 7-7898.
MAID wants Job doing part-time work
night or day. LU. 4-2505.
Evening star., 1953-03-04
SITUATIONS WoMEN Cont REPAIRS AND SERVICE tco,,,

COMPANION HELPER 20 elderly vorn.
an or invalid. Mature woman. BOX
04-A, star.
DIET4TIAN, Institution exper., desires
position, MRS. 8. ofHARA. Crowns
EXECUTIVE OR SECRETARIAL young
woman, trade association. manu-
s-0iii, OF. 2-SosO. Available i'm. I'M
nlediately. %
NURSE trained desires 8 hrs. Drivers
Brownsville, Nd. 6s
NURSE. practical, many wears in car,
dietician. BOX 4sS-x. star 9oO
PRACTICAL. NURSE, several yrs.
exper. nursing aged and chronic
BED patients. Reas. rates. RA
SECRETARY, experienced, desire,
gosition; Capitol Hin preferred. Box
|TYPiNG. Bookkeeping. phone answer
ing services. pickup and deliver. CAL
IA. 5-9197 or IA. 6-919S. --5
reasonable rates, Monday through
Friday, call LO. 5-4914.
GIRL. colored, desires work as typist
or steno. Du. 1868 between 4
CoLoRED GIRL desires child care,
delicatessen or bindery work. night
or day. HU. 3-323S.
MIDDLE-AGED colored woman desire,
work evenings. Box 66-A. Star. A.
GIRL, colored,. high school graduate
3 years college, desires work al
ONCE girl or waitress. RE. 7-3767
Evening star., 1953-03-04

For large laundry. Experienced in
oil departments. Good starting
salary and steady position.
Evening star., 1953-03-04

REAL. ESTATE SALESLADY-Open-
ing for an aggressive person, under
40, with selling experience; large
northern Va. oftice actively engaged
In brokerage and construction. Call
Mr.. Simon. COLONIAL REALTY
RE30ii, III, SsrSTE IA S7g$eoi eso4irEswoMAN. active. 1
Evening star., 1953-03-04
Heavily Constructed
Frame Garages

Quality. materials and workmanship
at the lowest possible cost. Com
pletely erected. FHA financed. Nc
money down. 8 yrs. to pay. FOf
free estimates. at no obligation, cAu
ACECO, daily and Sun. IA. 7-67S1.
Evening star., 1953-03-04
HELP--kAkN
TELEY1sIoN eERYIcEMEN

TELEv1sIoN gERvICEMEN, with
ear; exper. necessary. Apply 1911
~ 'sftS sIsvIcsEMxN: iIssi IAN Outside: fun and
part time; good pay. PENN TV CO.,
90S 18th st. Sc. Ii. 4.004S. 80
MECHANICS must have
LEON TYPEWRITER d AbDifNNeG;
MACH. CO., 626 ? st. NV.
USED CAR MANAGER. Tor 4o-car
lot: incentive basis for responsible
party. Mr.. SMITH, 4-S3O0. "a
pay, evening work.
Town THEATER. 1881 Wisconsin
wool PREssER. experienced; SUBJ
urban Nd; top pay. good working
conditions. Call Annapolis 1892 or.
after 6, LU. 4-7756. %
Man Of good appearance, wishing
TO learn the better end of furniture
selling. Salary commensurate with
aptttude shown. RA. 6-0O14. -4
MAN. white, single, age 50-55: night
work; $50 per wk and room, WAL
DORF MOTOR COURT, Waldorf. Nd.
Midway 6-4444, II
MAN TO CONTACT AWNING pros
poets; neat appearance; age 2l-45;
no car or exper. nee. Earn about
$50 wkly. Apply 1914 Wilson blvd.
Evening star., 1953-03-04

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
exper. only, full time, good salary,
local refs. and drivers permit nee.
Apply In person, TEXACO STATION,
A92k Conn ave n N In
Evening star., 1953-03-04
Flagstone and Stone
tHSFrnw

Cement drfveways. walks. steps.
porches, retaining walls, tile drain
age. Also outdoor freplaces.
ANGELO MARCUCCIO. 10 9.l700
FLOOR LAYING, sanding and finish
ing. new or old; iroleun and tile
work . speciality: all work guaran-
ted; dTee so estimates. Mr.. RICE.
FIOORs SANDED ana finished.
cleaned and Waxed, old noors made
like new Call any time WA z-1129
FLOOR SANDING, refinishing: exp.
mech. Work guar. Free est Let me
show you FabuIon. Never needs
waxing. Lowest prices. CO. 5-4s30.
FLOOR SANDING. finishing, cleaning
and waxing: Reasonable rates. Free
estimates. RA. 6-67g5. 10
FLOOR SANDING and finishing, all
work guaranteed. L. D. HAWKINS,
FuaIRNiTuRE FTNIsHER = Cigarette
burns and scratches, etc. removed In
your home: oriHinel finishes restored.
FfRNfiTuae fie REPAIRING and re-
finishing o. al kinds; free estimate.
HO. 2.2SS4. -
Evening star., 1953-03-04
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
SITUATIONS WoMEN

DABY SITTER. evenings and week
ende. TRANSPORTATION necessary.
81 per hr. Exper. Refs. pU.
accounts receivable OF
payable. double entry. and can oper-
ate Remineton Rand Bookkeeping
machine. payroll MRS. MARION
GRABINER, IN. 4-n43n, Sc
excel. tYpist. exper. payroll and tar
returns; days. II. 0.e259. o.
Evening star., 1953-03-04
hELp--MEN
YOUNG MAN

Business BACKGROUND or small loan
experience to be trained for mana
gers position. Our present expan-
sion program provides excellent OPP
portuntties for an intelligent and
aggressive man. Advancement and
salary increases based strictly on
merit. L. =. BuLLARD. JU. 5-1O33.
Evening star., 1953-03-04
ADDITIONS

ADDITIONS
Repairs, cellar to roof. and business
FFso3sSTfslsp5 FosT aoo1SSAS 81 ASF' W. SSpsFs Fsessssss ssss'
AsPHALT on CONCRETE DRIVE.
WAYS, WAYS. BARKING lots. sidewalks o.
sFSSRRPFfflE SRFfE EESRso ElEySsRs TSsIosnh4RNsc So Nc c0M oE
AWNINGS AND CANVAS DECKS. ad-
ditto diti9Mns, attics, porches. Repairs
s0'a RuTLER, III io pE. es.sI s.sss7. SsO D:S
walls additions houses. new and re.
RSasSS TANANI r.s ltsn: 70 .n;nss. Slss.
Eo Eolks sss: Gs:hsi aD sssiiss. s after tssDsir' 3
CONTRACTOR.
Anything from mailing to 9-story
apts. Can RA. 6-7790. %
BUILDING and general remodeline.
iyWRfS,lpE yE1; sS paS 1 sor SSsSsat65s. Sasa6s caD MR.
CARPENTER-small Jobs speciality.
Remodeling and home Improvement.
Call evenings. Ho. 2-754B. --17
CARPENTRY, alterations. repairs,
remodeling; Old and new work. Mr.;
ssRRPTENrR4 ssRTTNNr IA 1897 rec rooms any ti%s sSditos
attics finished. general repairs,
HAINES. RA. 3-5516 after o. %
CARPENTRY. PAINTING and deco
rating, remodeling. additions. new
r.1nvr,, hoEnss; TTss ss estipates TAKSoMA S2ssA
DRAIN PIPES, electrically
razor-kleened or no charge, ROTO-
R0OTER Phone RA 6-SS6S any
dsy; any night htsm.,,.n,o,,.
pair short circuits; small jobs done
imriAd. RA. E.1212 anY fi11e. -A
Evening star., 1953-03-04
SUPERVISORS

For large laundry. Experienced in
0ll departments. Good starting
salary and steady position.
Apply Mr.. Leonard
ARCADE-SU UNSHINE
713 Lamont et. NV. -
TYPIsT. for accounting division Of
aviation communications Mrn; 6-da.
wk., good starting sal; airline privi-
leges. ME. $4,000. rs
TYPIST-Good working cond.. good
salary. Apply LIBERAL CLOTHING
CO.. 41b 7th st. NV. MIR. Kaplan.
TYPIST CLERK - Well-establis
real estate iirm: 5-day week; good
salary; good working conditions.
State qualifications. Do not apply
unless you are seeking permanent
employment. Apply Box 68-A, Star.
TYPIsT-CLERICAL; part time; 4 TO
5 hours daily. Apply Room S22, AL
bee Bldg, 10th and @ st. NV. II
"a / Issi; white, exper., no nieHts,
no sundays. LESTER's RESTAu-
RANT. Gil q st. NV. -
white; steady work; good
salary. Apply THE CALIFORNIAN.
S31 18th st NV. 4
WAITRESS. nightwork, neat and at
tractive. Top salary and tips. Ap-
ply panny's. Steak House. 27l4i
Good Hope rd. Sc, or HALF SHELL
REST., 32lO Branch ave. S.e. ---6
Evening star., 1953-03-04
YOUNG MAN

EXper. In Auto Financing
We are . large financial organization
In need Of an experienced man in
the automobile conditional sale field.
We ofer q splendid opportunity for
an ambitious, aggressive individual
with q desire to advance beyond his
present status. II You are seeking q
brilliant future, call Mr.. RUBY,
Evening star., 1953-03-04
MAN WITH CAR

@N4SA4y wa II NE10
Big earnings. good references. Call
JU. 5.1351.
full time and one part
time. inexperienced. full-time men
average $100 and up per wk. Re.
peat business plus regular customers
Start on q. or 2-day trial basis If
you wish,, TO prove to yourself what
an excellent opportunity this Is.
Fuller Brush dealers average S1O0
and up per wk.. calling on regular
customers by appt. Fuller Brush
customers are pleasant, courteous
necessities regularly; An experienced
train you. II YOU are interested In
. sure way to raise your income,
inquire ct oil National Press Bldg.
14th and Sts: NV. Or phone
RI. 7;4477 or DI. 7-349S. A
MEN. Clothing salesmen, for suburban
young man to become head OF the
dept: exper. desirable. but not nec-
essary. SHIRLINGTON CO-OPERA-
TIVE I DEPT. STORE. ov. 3-5400.
MEN: IsS: icSIesed. grocery and vesetsSle
HNt5eiSs Msos!sss' MzsKE z:'t iS2aS HSHlS
MEN WANTED. to work on golf
COURT HOUSE COUNTRY CLUB,
Fairfax. Va. Browning 999. -6
MEN, white or colored. full or part
time, to show and sell our watches
son 1sef No Earn A1ps pig eo%pi so Mr.
ullman. N. Y. Jewelry Co., 719
7eh st. NV. 10
Evening star., 1953-03-04
ELECTRICAL
Repairs, new work, remodeling.
Ii. 3-3661

FENCE-Galvaniged chain. link, al
tion. Get the best for less No down
payment. 80 months TO pay. Phone
~ 4-45SS: evenings and Sunday
Evening star., 1953-03-04

Young Men or Veterans
Travel Miami and Southern resort
cities with, promotional group; new
$50 to $125 per week; no expert
ence necessary, we train you: perma-
nent work. See Mr.. POUNDS. Cairo
Hotel 18th and Que sts. NV. 10 to
PATENT LAW FIRM desires young
man. preferably recently graduated.
with some technical education such
work as q researcher in Washing
ton and for advancement in the
profession. Excellent future OPP
portunity. State age, education and
experience. Box 150-B. Star. --S
TWO MARRIED MEN. with sales ex-
ptras perisnce and family respon.;, eve
wish to give their families the extra
things Of life. Contact Mr.. CANTA
at AP. 7-S501 between SIS pm.
Wednesday evening.
MEN-Fifteen hrs. wkly.
ewes. and Sat. part-time work in
mrs: to suit you. will earn you $40
Thurs ARR1y Rm So1 81 0n 10 TVS 14sS n.W We'd
OUTSIDE Tv REPAIRMAN. No ant.
work. Good salary; excellent WORKING
3-3460.
ORGANIZATION In
food supplement field has distribu.
torships open in Wash area. Ma
ttonally advertised; see Life" Feb.
16. pg. 72: 1000 and more Der mo.
possible. Call DU. 7-9106. -5
MIDDLE-AGED MAN. as assistant
manager for floor supply firm; hard
ware or building supply experience
helpful; Apply in person, 2431
AIRLINES NEED
See our ad under Instruction Cons
Evening star., 1953-03-04

SECRETARY needed for
manuscript reviewing department
Of the American Chemical Society
Publications. Some knowledge OF
chemistry helpful. Send application
to Room 404, 1155 18th st. NV.
or telep. RE. 7-6300. Ext. IL. for
appt.
FILE CLERK, white. 18-45. high
school graduate pref. for national
organization. Starting salary $4,000,
good chance for advancement. B.
with cay. Apply in person to MRS.
JONES. 1000 q !. ave NV. -5
FOOD CHECKER. restaurant expert
ence essential; do not apply unless
Qualified. See MR.. COHEN. wkdys;
g to II: 1132 Conn. ave. NV. la
FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored, expert
enced and with local references for
full-time evening work. NO. 7-89lS,
OFFICE WORKER, some
bookkeeping. typins, filing. answer
phone; 1-girl once; 5h.day week;
$50. Do not phone. NATIONAL
AMUSEMENT CO.. 1929 Pa. ave.
Evening star., 1953-03-04

YOUNG MEN, to work with mgr. on
regular routes; can earn S75 per
wk.. to start. Room 424. 14O4 New
YORK ave. NV. 4
Evening star., 1953-03-04
HELP-DoMEsTlc

COOK = General housewOrk: white;
$40 per wk.: must live IN, Local
COOK GENERAL HOuSEWORKER,
onok ys in ASn SaS. et oL. FiSSR 1884, ,,t cis,,
only. Do not call unless refs. are
excellent. Live In S16O mo. DE.
cook: exper. housekeeping. some
laundry. Live In; country home 90
sadla1rsys q y sIao mo, Refs: REQ. "a.
COOK AND G,H.w.. to live in, 10 fond
of school.aged children: excellent,
recent. references. $35 week. EN-.
COok-GeENERAL HOUsEwoRKER.
salary. IA. 9-133O.
through sat. 1880 through dinner;
ssSH nyes rsas S2G RA e7:r s4g ss
sSHfKHs sSfarg.s M ~ si7osy. ssli97Sotsy hSe IN: iS enSei
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., age 30-46,
for business couple and 2 children.
No cooking for adults: must be
sempetent hSusskeepeT; Salary $50
S561 HS6sEEwoRSksRRRk. EE SsR r. sensasi saSssi ezDsrl.
enced, sleep in; board; own room
and bath; permanent lob; refer.
ences. White MRS. A. ABRAMS,
2320 Grand concourse. New York
Main. HSi T. e.h.v., little cookins; eSper.
with children; 6M-day week. Call
MA1D@Ase 1i o2se0 25 to s5, r.h.w., care
of children; live in; paid vacation;
references required. OIL. 4-4743.
MAID. reliable; must be good cook:
lssiRt ls@s Vs. VS. ssdfs Is5sEsn'sf zso1 sRs aass
MAID. AIi AEI.h.w. ana child care. $50
wk. plus room and board: in kind,
%s 81 c.i hG&s MIS- pxYNTsR aEraosf ov
MOTHERS MOTHER HELPER, doctors family,
slRssf' SlSss sSSSa, FSS oas week sso CAV eysGS Wy
NURSE. care for 2 children and new
baby. coming In June; live In coun-
Try home. 20 Minis: from downtown
PRacTIcAlL NURSE 0SuskKEEPRR,
white, live in: for elderly lady con-
fned to bed; Ink; refs. RA. 3-7954.
GIRL, to live in, g.h.w. and care of
baby: experienced desired. pleasant
LESY EHTYkinE Tss sSd ede1iy IA sag7s IS ye IN s vsr,
week week. nPnsez4essRiloos aE. 4.sios. ou''e'' Gays q
COUPLE, experienced to live in. near
Mclean. Va. Cook and fousernari,
some driving, good salary. Pleas
ant UPSTAIRS quarters. on every
other Sunday, every Thurs. after
breakfast. Call Elmwood $3.50.
81 f - -0
Evening star., 1953-03-04
HELP-WoAAEN
CLERK-TYPIsT

1925 yrs. for geni. once work in
Qeor9etoWn; no exper. necessary:
free transp., paid sick leave and
vacation. Phone for appt.
CAPITAL TRANSIT
AID. 2-0363. Ext. 662
Evening star., 1953-03-04
OFFICE CLERICAL

Fne specially store has opening for
general ONCE clerk. Prefer CONNER.
cial high school grad; experienced
IN handing and balancing figures.
capable OF using adding machines.
typewriters or calculators; 6-day
week; good starting salary, oppor-
tunitieS for advancement, liberal dis.
Socntions Sn aS sal peio
flts. Apply Mr.. Stewart, THE YOUNG
MEMS SHOP, 1919 r st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-03-04
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Repairs from foundation to roof.
II. 3-1543 rs
ROOFS REPAIRED and replaced,
painted. Asbestos siding and In
sulated siding. Sc mos. to pay. Es-
Inmates. Ju. 6-723l. -6
ROOF REPAIRS and painting; fea-
sonable rates: free estimates. g. p.
BEACH. 10: S-2041. Ts
ROOFING, all types. Cutters, spouts,
carpentry and painting. A. d.
THOMAS, WA. 1882.
TELEVISLON servicing including ewes.
Sat. and Sun. Guaranteed. RA.
6-1475 or Ia. 9-73S2. %
TREE REMOVING. topping and prtin-
ing. grading, sodding, seeding. top
soil. manure: 3. w. HOOD, Gathers
burg 194-W. Ia
TV SERVICE. day or night. euaran-
teed for 30 DAYS SO 30 10. -3-k2QQ
FURNITURE REPAIR,
refinishing and restoring by ex-
perts in our factory-equipped seryice
shop. Call LA. 6-S652 for fires
estimate. RossLER FURNITURE
D..
Evening star., 1953-03-04
.x,srMnIILLLLpT THA4N THHhAI4Mynr.,

SALARY II PLus H !; EExcsEaLLiEET II is TIPS
Plus meals and uniforms furnished
nelft.. sick leave. group insuranc,
benefits. empioye purchase dis
APPLY HOT sHoPPEs INC.
Room 200. 1341 q St NV