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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Schneider
have sold for SIS, 900 to Cuban Con-
sui Oscar R. Morales and Mrs.
Morales, lots 7 and 8 of Block 4 OF
Martello Towers Subdivision.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pearlman have
sold for $4,000 to Charles P. Trum.
bull, lot 2 in Block of Kamien, a
Key West development owned by
the Pearlman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Virgins
have sold for $9,4OO to Mr.. and
Mrs. George C. Ehrhart of Key
West, lot in Key West.
Eulalia Maria Laid and Paul
Ladd, her husband have sold for
S., 900 two lots at the corner OF
18th Street and Duck Avenue. Buy
er is Arthur Mulberg, 900 Johnson
Street, Key West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan Popenhanger
have sold to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe T.
Lance a lot in South Marathon
Shores for $4,000.
The Saxony Motel, Inc. has sold
to P. Berkowitz of Miami Beach,
eleven lots in Sunset Cove, sub
ject to first mortgage held by
the First Federal Savings and
Loan Association in the original
principal amount of $4,000, and
subject to a second mortgage held
by Leo BRAKEMAN in the original
principal amount of $65,0O0.
Frederick Joseph Harlfinger and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-31

Shell Key another island off up
PEE Matecumbe IS owned by Ida
bH''e Boutte Of Miami. She has lis
acres.
lr.''an Key, site Of The historic.
Indian raid Of the last century Is
iosey owned b. Joseph r. VIII
llams. n has as acres. The fam
c'ls nr. Perrine lost his life IN
this raid.
Tea Table Key with its 1910
acres is owned by James B. Cash.
over Mafeeumhe Key has ihe
following major owners:
Walter A. Starck. 7.50 acres.
Samuel B. Norman ct al, 1913
acres.
Joseph S. Cohen. q acres.
Alcnxo coihron and Clyde
Montgomery own 7ie acres on
Lower Maieeumhe.
Ellis Giddens ct ux own SIS
acres.
Iroquois Builders Inc. hold q Is
acres.
Roland Craig Of Craig. Fla. owns
ass acres partly bay bottom.
Cotton Key is owned in the name
Of State School land. SO acres.
Upper Msseeunhe Key which
Is providing competition with
booming Marathon farther 10 the
southwest lists numerous owners
81 It's properties.
The Wakualle Edgewater COM
pany Of Mississippi Is one Of the
large owners with 53.75 acres list.
ed.
Euniee Peacock Merriek owns
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-31

more than so acres on Upper Mate
cumbe.
Lillian and r. A. Peacock own
jointly 40 acres. Lillian Peacock
singly owns 1850 acres.
Eunice Sartor owns 40 acres.
Genievieve Allen Warren owns
Is acres.
Other owners on Upper Mate
cumbe Key are as follows:
Eugene Russell, six and one half
acres; ]. A. Russell. almost II
acres.
The First National Bank OF Key
West 81 acres. Peacon and Lea
therman, five and one-quarter
acres: Herbert r. Roth, five and
one-quarter acres; James c. Rus.
sell six and one.quarter acres:
Richard H. Russell estate, five
acres. Rosalie Knowles Russell,
four acres and State Road Depart
ment. one acre.
Clara May Oownsy ewns SIX
acres on which the Casa Islsne-
/ Fada IL located. johnson Fvrni.
ture Manufacturing eonpsnY Of
Mississippl owns 80 acres.
| j. w. Taylor ct al own six and
one half acres: S. G. Thompson
two acres; Peter Kossodo. one and
one,half acres; Charles S. Roberts,
eight acres: Marie S, Meinxinger.
five acres; M. P. Magruder. two
and one half acres: Gertrude NJ.
Kent, two and one half acres: John
is. Williams, seven acres: v. A.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-31

Frances Harlfinger of East Mas
sau, N. Y. have bought bay bot
tom, amounting to two acres from
the Florida Internal Improvement
Fund. Thew paid $500 to the state
for the submerged land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond o. Shu-
ey have sold for SIS, 1000 to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick ]. Chaplin of Bay
City, Michigan, land on the Keys,
part of the Florida East Coast
Railways subdivision of Section Ii,
Township 81 South of Rage 80 East
and other land in the county.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-31
STUDENTS PAY CHECK
is A LITTLE TOO BIG

CHICAGO B-William Turner'S
paycheck for IS hours part-time
work at the University Of Chicago
was eight million dollars too much.
Turner, who is studying for q
masters degree in hospital admin
istration, returned the check Of
s., zoo. O31.70 to the university. VIII
liam Sheehan, supervisor of the
university payroll department,
made out another one-for $3i.70,
which was the correct amount
due Turner.
Someone leaned against the au-
tomato check.writing machine, "
Sheehan theorized.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-31

Home owners and builders becoming increasing
lY interested in wood preservation. And there's good
for it. Modern tight construction produces moisture
conditions in homes which wood swell or shrnk
check Then there's termes and fungus dscuY con-
tend with well.
Key West hos effectively preserved Lumbar md
other wood items readily ovoiloble reasonable cost.
Shunk Lumber You'd hos just instolled a WOODLFE
treating tank. They preserve any wood products
to assure lasting ond houbleiree service.
Snunk Lumber Yard is using WOODLIFE The Origin
al Wcter Repelent Peservutve introduced The build
ing trade in 1885 II is balanced blend OF wuter repeE
lent and contains the much publczed Penuchlorophsno
This jobproven hmetested wood preservndvs protects
wood oguns, ermites and other wood destroying insects
well fungus decay dry roD. subizss the wood
md gucrds against damage eoused by excessive mois-
lure.
WOODLIFE also makes an excellent kuss for point.
vCrnish enomel oil soin finishes BY keeping the wood
nee OF excessive moisture reduces point ioiIme With
modern nsulcion and uircondnoning this iocior Of
growing importance Blsering and peelng Of paint
practically unknown II siding 10 WOODLFE projected.
soies suunk Lumber YGd. Ahcondiaoning mains1ins
even humidity end frequently odds moisture 70
WOODLIFE protected doors and windows won't stick.
This complete wo,er4epeIeni wood presezv1aya Is
available Of Stunk Lumber Yard They dip the wood pro-
duct in tank OF WOODLIFE giving dssp psnshoiion.
Thousands OF home hove iound h1s the insurance
provides oguinst moisture. rot and srmiis destruction
more than offsets the smell ns0ung charge.
you planning TO build remodel soon II will
pap you inyesagass sHunk Lumber Yards modern
method Of wood pgeseTvcacn
STRUNK LUMBER YARD
10 sl4ofToA ST. tNoaK I'M
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-31
Carl Byoir> NYC PubIidst
Pays S105> 900 For Land
On Lower Mateeumbe Key
Cuban Consul Morales Buys House
In Martello Toners Subdivision;
Saaony Motel Sells EIeUen Lots

Carl Byoir New York City publcist has just bought
for $05000 three lots Lower Matecumbe Key accord
ing deed filed in the office of Circuit Court Clerk Earl
Adams. Sellers are the MatacumbeOcean Beach Corp.
and Mr. and Mrs Ellis Giddens.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-31
WeLl-KnO,On Miamians, Pioneer
Keys Families And Key Westers
Are Among O,Uners Of Choice Land
BY SUSAN McAvOY
Real Estate Editor

One of1the largest owners of choice land from Long
Key through Windey Key is Hugh Matheson of Miami.
Owner Of the magnificent Lignum Vitae Key off Low
Maecumbe Matheson holds PAT The Island has
a houseboat dock and other facilities fer its owner
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-31
NO GAMBLING AT
FLA. STATE FAIR

TAMPA B'-There'll be no gam
bling at the Florida State Fair this
year, says Sheriff Ed Blackburn
Jr.
During previous fairs, ministeri-
al associations and civic groups
complained about games of chance
on the midway but got no action.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-31

Windley Key Club holds one and
one-half acres.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-31
Permit Taken Out
$4,000 CHS House

Esmond AIbvry. 800 Eaton
street, Is building an 5000 CHS
house according to . building
TO . building permit issued by
Building inspector Ray knopp
last week.
Monroe Motors has taken out
an $500 general repair permit at
1lls White street.
Pedro Forms, Jr. has taken cut
. permit for $50 to build . front
porch al SIS PetFcnia street.
Mary Shsvsrs, s2I Themes
street is making minor repairs
at . cost Of $500.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-31

Saturday. January II. 1859
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the key WEST cirlxEN
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-12-11
Nnrrcn nr AprnINr,rnNr

Estate of Ralph Gossard Deceased
Elizabeth Gossard. London, Ohio has
been duly appointed and qualified
as EXecutriX Of the Estate of Ralph
Gossard late of Madison County,
Ohio. deceased.
Dated this Sth day of December
AID. 1858. Number 12,025 Docket 5
Page 566. Maurice L. Beathard, Pro-
bate Judge of said County.
Dec. Il So 25
Evening star., 1953-02-08
loRTHERN vIRGI1IA's BUSIEST JUDGE
By John N. Kaufman

MEET Northern Virginia's
N1 busiest judge Fairfax
Trial Justice Robert c. Fitz-
gerald.
His is the only lower court
in a county of 100000 popu-
lation. He and his staff of
four clerks handle some
$4,000 cases a year, one
fourth of which require hear
ings. ALI demand the same
amount Of paper work for
Clerk Of the Court Mrs. Anne
w. Withers, First Deputy
Clerk Mrs. Ethel M. Dennis
and Mrs. Thelma F. Wine
and Miss Nancy Lee Kern.
They often work long past
closing time" to keep the
records current.
The Trial Justice Court
handles all miSdemeanor
cases and provides preliminary
hearings for more serious Of
fenSes. It has civil jurisdic-
ton in suits under 81 1000.
Judge Fitzgerald also sits as
juvenile and domestic rela-
tionS Judge and conducts lu-
macy hearings. In session five
days a week, often all day,
his court soon will get larger
quarters in the county's big
courthouse addition. NOW,
however, it Is so overcrowded
that witnesses often answer
roll call from outside the
room.
Although Judge Fitzgerald
was appointed in 1851 by Cir
cult Court Judge Paul Brown,
only the Virginia Legislature
can provide an additional
trial justice. Until 1t does so,
Judge Fitzgerald must sit
alone. An authorized subSti-
tute, permitted to hold court
only in his absence, must be
paid out of his own $1,000
Evening star., 1953-02-08

salary except during his pre-
scribed vacation. Arlington
and cities such as Alexandria
are able to manage their own
courts through special act and
charter provisions. Arlington
has four lower court judges
and Alexandria three. Mary
lands suburban counties also
are we'll stated judicially.
But counties of 100000, such
as Fairfax and Norfolk, are
new problems to Virginia's
court provisions, designed
primarily for rural counties.
Fifty thousand and above is
the highest population brack-
ct now recognized.
So Fairfax residents Or
dered to appear in court at
10 am. often must wait all
day before their case is
heard. One recent court ses-
sion lasted from $50 am.
until $3.50 pm, with only an
hours break for lunch.
The trial justice must ar
rive before the courts open
ing in order to check on spe-
cial problems. And court ad-
journment does not end his
judicial duties. Many of his
evenings are spent signing
orders. Police m u st secure
his permission every time a
juvenile Is detained, and, he
says, "the calls always seem
to come in the middle of the
night"
Judge Fitzgerald, a Uni
versity of Virginia graduate,
is permitted to practice law
on the side, but he has little
time for it. After court hours,
in the evenings and on Sat-
urdayS, he manages enough
private practice to maintain
his Falls Church law office.
As for recreation, Saturday
Evening star., 1953-02-08

afternoons and Sundays are
the only times he has for his
I mily and for household
chores and hobbies.
But although he admits his
long, exacting hours in court
are fatiguing, the 31-year-old
former Marine says the real
job is being done not in the
courtroom but in the clerks
Office. "The judges work
would be the same, no matter
who was on the BENCH" he
says. But in spite of the
case load, we have no back
log, and It's the clerks who
deserve the credit. Their will
to work keeps this court from
being swamped."
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PERSONAL

WILL CARE for infant day or night
FSsMS IS ,,o.S eSys sgpgsssS9ss
sERVIcR EsRRv1IedR co.. soo 81. FDtss,e s-elss 81!
VACANCY N NURSING HOME for
elderly person: 24-hr. nursing care;
licensed BY state and county SUPER
vision. JU o-6040.
WILL CARE FOR children In my Il.
cansed home. vicinity Of Lee high
wAg and Glebe I'd. KE. S-7036,
PERMANENT S4: shampoo. WAR.
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE, 1910 @
st. NV.
CLEAN. LICENSED HOME for chill
dEen;; age, 1-6 yrs. 1882 c st ne.
PIANO TUNER. SO; city or suburbs;
quality work. VICTOR GEORGE. Ia
9-6962. days; XII. S-22lS. ewes.
COLLEGE STUDENT desires care Of
small children at Atlantic coast
beaches for summer. Trained and
experienced Box SSH. Star. 24'
MECHANICAL ENGINEER, gen. exper -.
work. CO. 5-Iss4. ais
VACANCY--Pvt. rm., conv. loc., con-
valescent home; nr. Taft Bridge; "a
hr. nursing serv.; $3.50 per mo, DE.
ExPHR. GRAD. ACCT. wishes to
handle books and all tax returns for
small businesses. Re0B. rate. HE.
6-7o1s. al
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bankine or ofher ofTicn q, toexr exnsr rnsHi Mn,i
enjoy meeting the public. Must ba
accurate typiSt with average speed.
Quick and accurate with figures.
Starting salary depends on previ-
T Gus exper.
Employr benefits included. Free life
/ insurance, free disqualification.
vacations, sick leave, annual bonus.
Work in air-cond. office, near your
APPLY IN PERSON
American Finance Co.
202I N: Moore St, Arlington, Va.
and S07 King St.. Alexandria, Va,
! ASSISTANT RESIDENT MGR. Know
ledEe of bookkeeping: Apply $50 10
BEAUTICIAN. full or part time: top
salary and comm. CARLS. 18th and
F SITS NV, over PEOPLES DRUG Store.
BEAUTICIAN HAIR sTYLIsT-E%cel-
lent salary; commission paid wkly.:
modern, air-conditioned shop. Apply
in person. LA RoMAINE BEAUTY
SALON. 1903 Park rd. NV -
;nissi9n; ;,isi9 ! day of; busy, air-condi-
459 Mass. ave. NV. ME. s-lS5l.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. good salary
Cal Gail MRS. lI brown. fst JE stos@s' saeru.:ai msf
branches Appl, in person, RoBERT
BpAuf4 9E RAF5S ofERx4okr GUrn sood fSf
G R'' px6G, x6fk' ise5 % 4 so'd ns salatfa da
sfSUfY fsr1 ave GPEshAroRt "a oits1C So woman AM or
man bI2-day wk excel sal PATTI,
HHAAIRDRFdESssER, 1884 X st. NV.
Beauty oiPERAToR-Full or par.
Air e .conditionea ' shop. sn' LIT LGn'i.iS IT%N
CRAMER, 1ll5 18th st. NV, 30
BEAUTY OPERATOR: earn SS5 TO
500 wk guarantee plus comm:
no manicuIing steady position ar
BEAUTY OPERATORS az, also man
aEer for beauty salon. Apply in per-
son. 1924 Conn. ave. NV. ga
BOOkKEEPER, JR.. TO handle ar.
accounts handled; suburban Md.
auto dealer. Good pay, excel. work.
ing conditions, permanent, Box 33l-
BOoKKEEPER for wholesale house,
35-hi. wk. good salary. XII. s-4s63
after 6 pm. 20
BOOKKEEPER-1n Bethesda. Good
typist with some knowledge Of short
hand; must thoroushly understsnd
double entry bookkeeping for small
business. Excellent salary: conHenia!
working conditions in air -conditioned
once, Call OIL. $4,000. -25
BOOKKEEPER for advertising agency,
experience necessary; coneehiai
surroundings. air conditioned build
| ing; 5-day wk.; free disqualification
| and other benefits. 1000 salary.
MRS. O'CONNELL. S. 3-s55n:
BOOKKEEPER-TYPI exp. all a
nancial statements; small inouSt.
2rs.; permanent; 5-oay' 4o-hI, vs.
c2asHIEk.o steady. par. time. Apply
cAsatfa AaaGa 4 st fwaaSsrED. for mems fur
nishine store. for Saturdays; ex-
perienced preferred. Apply M.
Munaker, NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP.
942 st. nv. g.
selling hosiery and accessories pre-
ferred. Call Mr.. ANDERSON. KE.
cAsHiEER-CHECKER-Porty-hr. Wk:
permanent position at good salary
for dependable young woman who is
quick with figures: will work in CAFE
terra in Government building; ex-
perience not essential; opportunity
for advancement; early hours; under
40: no weekend work. GOVERN
MENT SERVICES. INC, 1875 2lst
Cashier. age 25 to 40. for ladies'
MGR 5000: 51a-day week. BRES-
LAU 6l4 18th St NV.
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ITALIAN TEACHER; must be native
Apply with refs. BERL1Tz SCHOOL
OF LANGUAGES. $50 18th st. NV.
JANIToR. colored. for downtown apt.
dren; sober. honest; with local en-
ployment references: good salary
and good quarters. Call ME. s-0S6S.
JANIToR. colored, married.; no chill
dsren. Apply s51l Davenport St. ~ ps",'
JAN1TOR-colored, married, no chill
dren: sober; experienced stoker. gen.
eral maintenance; local ref Salary
and quarters. Wo., 6-0322. ..-22
stoker saIary' ma5rec s1od oun1t amt aRf Rx
JSNiTok SSSgfsS for yard and hall work at
larse nsss Sc. Ss faIds1-tyPs garden % apt: project
S0as' S0Ss Y; oS Ssek ASp9 Rss
JANiisToSRs III ef Tor garden SdS CON communityV nifty In
District line. Call OF. 1890 for
tHsihs5 iasiSSsGnsfsG with 9Th Class
office bldg; must be good Senerai
maintenance man and know stokers.
Must be non -drinker, dependable
and have local refs. Quarters and
top salary to right man. Apply
H. C. REINER CO.. Room 407.
412 5th st. NV, RE. 1924.
JEwELRY sALEsCLERK - young
man for sales and repair dept; /
to estimate watch and jewelry re-
pairs; good OPP. Apply David Mann,
THE JEWELRY SHOP, Concourse,
Pentagon Bldg. Wash. b. c., or cali
Ii: 5-6700, Ext. 5-6215. for ap-
pointment. -22
KITCHEN MAN. operate dishwasher,
etc. Room. meals, $50 week. Ab-
solute non-drinker. Church home
for aged. Call NO. 1888. 81
LABORERS-Come prepared to work.
See Mr.. ADKINS. Dir: Out Pa.
ave Sc. tc Branch ave. Sc, right
on Branch ave, continue out Branch
ave, extended to .trafnc light at st.
rd approx. l nj, to Eeso station on
right, turn right 70 JOB.
Evening star., 1953-05-20
HElP-WOMEN

ACCTS. RECEIVABLE - Bookkeeper
and asst cashier with some typins:
5L2-day week. Box 355-E. Star 10
assistant BOOKKEEPER; 35-hr., s.
day wk.; inS. agency. Apply OI
Ring Bldg, Do not apply unless you
are considering permanent position
on a career basis. III
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER for super
market; eNper. in bookkeeping and
General office work necessary: 40.
mr.. Wk.; good pay For interview,
call MRS. YOUNG. RE. 1-G523.
Evening star., 1953-05-20
CARPENTERS
STAIR BUILDERS
CoNsTRUCTIoN JOE
S91S FULTON ST. NJ

CAR LUBRICATION MAN with gem
eral knowledge Of miscellaneous ga
rage work: must have D. c. oper.
ator's permit. Apply Mr.. Bryant.
GENERAL BAKING Co. 2146 Ga.
experienced. handy
around service station. CONNORS
& FOSTER. 2244 Penna. ave. Sc.
CHEF COOK. colored: reliable; ref
necessary; salary, $40; no Sundays
Apply sH1RLiNGToN DELEGATES
SEN. 4015 8. 2Sth, Arl., TIE. 6-OO96
WANTED, experienced.
Apply VIRGINIA RESTAURANT 119
Independence ave. Sc. -21
CLERK with bookkeeping experience.
HARE BROS. 321O Rhode Island
ave, Mt. Rainier. Md. "a
CLERK, paint store. willingness to
learn counts: some delivery and
stock duties. prefer young man who
lives in Va. Apply Mr.. Jacobs, c. /.
SMITH CO. So N. Glebe rd., .Arl..
Va. IA. 5-666S. go
CLERK, under 80. must be typist.
In ONCE Of large flre and casualty
insurance company. Good oppor-
tunity to learn business and advance
to important position. Air-condi-
toned office. 37h-hr. wk. Apply
NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL. 812
Woodward Bldg 20
Evening star., 1953-05-20

When laHsWsftne advertisement
a6dfesse6 to star boSes, DO NOT
tnclose ortein0l references photo.
Graphs o. otheS materials o1 per.
s0n6l cGlSe. Copies seroe the pur.
pose and originals ntdr Get lost
Evening star., 1953-05-20
HELP-MEN

TAILOR-FITTER, experienced. excel.
salary. permanent: apply CRAW-
blv..- Parkington. Arl., Va. ia. s.
Evening star., 1953-05-20

Trustees Sale of Valuable real estate
improved by @-Story semidetached
brick-and-frame residence contain
ing six rooms and one bath, known
as premises No. Sc Elmira Street,
Southwest. Washington. D. C.
BY virtue OF a. certain deed of trust
duly duly recorded. r,eo in Liber No. s743,
ords of the District OF Columbia,
and at the request Of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sell, at public auction,
IN front of the premises. on MON
PAY THE FIRST DAY OF JUNE
O'CLOCK PM, the following
described land and premises, sitn-
and designated as and being Lot
one Hundred Thirty-four u34A in
square Sixty-two Hundred Forty
o6E4Ol IN a subdivision made by
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Construction
Liber No. 136 folio 81 of the Rec c.
ords of the Once of the Surveyor
of the District of Columbia; sub
Ject to building reStric ton lines
ana agreement OF record
TERMS OF SALE: All cash. A de-
post Of Sl,000,00 will be required
at time OF sale. All Conveyancine.
cost of purchaser. Terms of sale
to be complied with within 80 days
from day of sale. otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell
me property at the risk and cost
days advertisement of such resale
~ some newspaper published in
washington. D. C. 40
HARRY L. RUST. Jr.,
GEO. P. PLUMMER.
mySU. - .SO,p7,DQ TrUetepe
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CASHIER

Part time, for cafeteria; 4:l5 pm.
to $50 pm; 81 per mr.; evening
meal Included. No phone calls.
Apply TALLY HO RESTAURANTs
sl2 18th st. NV. -22
CONTINUED on Next Pagsj
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HELP MEN Cont

AUTO MECHANIC for used car dept.
ment, excel. job for right man.
See Mr.. Tarshes. BEALE MOTOR
CO; 1401 r: l.: ave. ne. 90
all cars. 2919 Rhode Island ave
AUTO MECHANICS-Weh have several
openings for exper. Ford mechanics;
permanent positions: excel working
condS.; group disqualification. Apply
In person to Mr.. Purchase, CHER
I NER Mo0ToR W. sC06, GO, 1881 Florida ave ave.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN for
MONTGOMERY Co. General Motors
agency to sell new and used cars.
Must be experienced. Salary and
commission. Earnings unlimited.
Only conscientious and hard worker
need apply. Wonderful opportunity
In permanent position. Write re-
sumo of experience, marital status,
age, etc. All replies held absolutely
confidential. Box 253-G, Star -21
AUTO SALESMAN-Experi used
car salesman with a past record
that will bear investigation. Only
sober. reliable man will be con-
sidered. See Mr.. Beale, any day.
1913. Closed Sundays. PACKARD
MOTOR CAR CO., WASHINGTON
% c. Branch. Used Car Dept.
031S Ga. ave. NV, RA 3.5S1 30
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PERSONALS (cont. J

vACANCY-Ederly lady, gentleman; I;
pvt. or semipvt. rm.: 24-hr. care.
Reasonable. HE. 4-51B1. "a
USE OUR DRIVEN" in front of
our door, stop in and see our suede
cleaning, our dyeing. our drapes and
slip covers. Your inspection Of our
work will tell you that YOU can
entruSt to US any expensive gar
ment. EXQUISITE CLEANERS. 300
Georgia ave. NV.
ANNOUNCEMENT and in
vitations; 1-day service; we call
and deliver. ia. 5-S245. 2"
of the best in West
Hyattsville; acre of grass and
trees: fenced in; lse. frt. rm. for
children. 3615 Hamilton st.. West
Hyattsville. WA. 7-227S. -26
Evening star., 1953-05-20
AELR-MEN
PHARMACISTS

Registered. excellent salary, 4s-hour
week, 6-S hrs. day; 6 holidays Q yr.
with pay;, large prescription busi-
ness. Ideal working conditions. Ex-
ceuent chance for advancement. Va
cave after one year. Insurance and
disqualification available after 3
mos; employment. Retirement plan
available for those over 80 with two
Years years =. .seryice write Or apply in
DRUG STORES, INC. N p St ne ne
washington = d q OF
Evening star., 1953-05-20
HELP-MEN

HELP-MEN
jr., by Arlington
CPA. Write fully age, education,
experience EXP and salary desired. o
ADJUSTER-Man under 40: collec-
manager of consumer credit dept.
of financial institution See MR.
BUSKEY, Rm. gig, 730 11th st. NV.
ADVERTISING SALESMAN for sub
urban weekly. Must be exper. Write
fully, Box 119. Hyattsville. Md. IA
AIR CONDITIONING mechanics s
helper; young man: good opportu-
nitY Call LO 4-204Q