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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-05
Springfield Central
Catholic Battles
CarOIians Tonight

The third round in the "elimin-
ate the leader" contest in the Cen
tral Catholic league will take place
tonight at the st. Charles gym
when Springfield Central Catholic
and st. Charles tangle.
The loser will virtually be elm
mated from the three team race
which has been going on between
Springfield and ST. Charles and
Newark st. Francis.
Newark took a strong grip on
first place last Saturday when they
downed St. Charles in a hard
fought game. The Green Wave was
scheduled to go against Springfield
last Tuesday. st. Francis has only
one tough battle ahead of them.
That's the February Is meeting
with unpredictable Columbus ST.
Mary. The Rams have knocked off
Springfield and gave st. Charles a
terrific battle in their last meet
ing. Should Newark win they'll
have only winless Columbus Holy
Family between them and the
title.
Last week St. Mary rolled over
Columbus Rosary 58-42 for their
fourth CCL win. The Rams started
out slowly but gathered speed to
win going away, Bill Stewart paced
the st. Mary march with II points.
Jerry Connor kept Rosary in the
game with Is tallies on seven field
goals and one free throw. The
Rams now have a four and three
league mark, good enough for
fourth place in the loop. Rosary
has won only one league game
while losing six.
New Lexington ST. Aloysius will
carry its II and two record to Lam
caster tonight where the Blue
Knights will meet the always ready
Shamrocks of ST. Mary.
Martin Walker led both teams in
scoring as his Somerset Holy Trim
ity mates defeated Moxahala 74.37
last Friday in Somerset. Walker
pushed in 2l points on eight field
goals and five free throws. Andy
Kelly added is tallies while Jack
Kitchens threw in 13. Somerset
led at the quarter 1873. at the half
34-18, and at the third quarter so
%.
Chillicothe Catholic Central
handed Columbus Holy family its
14th straight loss of the season
when they downed the Red Raid
ers 1888 last Friday at Chilli
cothe. The game was designated as
Homecoming for alumni of Catho-
lie Central. Paul Bettendorf was
high man for both teams as he
led the Panthers with 18 markers.
Catholic Central started off in
high gear with 20 point first
quarter to lead 20-4. The Panthers
cooled off a little in the second
period and held q half-time lead
of 1918. The score was 54-f8 at the
third quarter. Eleven Panthers en-
tered the game and ten of them
scored. Elgin was high man for
Holy Family with IA points.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-05

ST. Charles of Columbus an
nounced last week that it had com
pleted its football schedule for
next year. The two open dates have
been filled with North High School
of the City League and Delaware
High School of the Central Buck
eye League. The Carolians will play
nine games in all with a lineup Of
foes that would be respected in
any mans league. The team meets
Central and Linden, along with
North of the City League, which is
Class A competition. They will al
so meet Bexley, Arlington and
Grandview. who are partners with
Delaware in the Central Buckeye
League. Circleville and Columbus
st. Mary round out the schedule.
Rosary, long time respected foe of
st. Charles, withdrew from the
Cardinal schedule last season A
tough nine game season such as
this one will keep coach Jack Ryan
on his toes. He will have to keep
his boys in peak condition during
the entire time. Jack has done a
wonderful work during his time at
st. Charles as athletic coach. His
football records are second to none
in the city and he has come to be
respected by many of the coaches
of the leading schools throughout
CentralrOhio. He deserves a lot of
credit for he doesn't always have
the material to produce the teams
that he does st. Charles is a big
school as far as the Catholic
schools of Columbus 60 but in COM
parison with the schools that are
on the football schedule it is not.
With the exception perhaps of the
out of town schools and st. Mary's
which is a Class tB" school, the
other schools are almost twice the
size in enrolment st. Charles has
267 boys in school.
What will happen to high school
sports is the question that is be-
ginning to be asked by many. De
troit and Chicago have asked
ban on night contests and in fact
the latter on all contests because
of fights that have taken place
after the games. There's no doubt
that things are getting rougher
and tension grows tremendously
around these games. Some of the
better coaches are even in the no
tion that they would just as soon
play in the afternoon again as in
former years. Maybe it would be a
good thing, especially with basket
ball. Then the game would once
more belong to the boys-at least
they'd get more FUN out of it. If
you don't believe it, watch a good
intramural or recreatlonal program
for a while.
BITS - Columbus St. Mary's
will probably rate the team of
the year" name by many sports
fans. The Rams, surmounting a
myriad of difficulties are really
going TO town this year in basket
ball Tony Misimi, diminutive
junior forward with New Lexing-
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IT PAYS TO USE THE
TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS.
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LAST MEEks NtORES
ASSUMPTION LEAGUE
St. Cathsrine A 81, Corpus Christi Is.
st. Thomas 81, St Christopher Is.
Holy Rosary 80. Sacred Heart 20.
VISITATION LEAGUE
st. Mary Magdalene 40. Our Lady Of Vic
tory IL.
ST. Catharine Is. St. Aloysius is.
Immaculate Conception 81, St Agatha IA.
ANNUNCIATI0N LEAGUE
st. Mary 2s, Corpus Christi IL.
st. Ladislaus 80. St John Is.
ST. Dominic 3s. ST. Augustine rs.
PRESENTATION LEAGUE
Christ the King 81. Holy Family rs.
Our Lady of Peace 2S. st. Michael Ii.
st. Peter "a. st. Patrick %.
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This Weeks Games
Friday, February S

New Lexington ST. Aloysius at
Lancaster st. Mary.
Columbus Holy Family VS.. Co
lumbus Rosary at X. of c.
Springfield Central Catholic
at Columbus st. Charles.
Newark st. Francis at Somer-
set Holy Trinity.
Saturday, February 8
South GAINESVILLE at GAINESVILLE
Rosecrans.
Unioto at Chillicothe Catholic
Central.
Elm Valley at Marion st.
Mary.
Tuesday, February 2
Newark ST. Francis at Hebron.
Frazeysburg at GAINESVILLE
Roseerans.
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5-Roozns For Rent

ROOMS for working men. 5000
per week. Al William st.
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Pentagon Yields
10 South Boston

BOSTON tR The Pentagon Yield.
cd yesterday to a protest by Of.
Gcials of South Boston's Eyacua.
Zion Day parade against an order
banning participation of armed SER
vices troops In the March II cele.
hration.
Army and Navy headquarters m
Boston had informed parade az.
Acials their services would not be
represented because of past sdis-
respect to the troops. =
Residents of South Boston noti.
He'd the Pentagon, through Parade
Marshal Patrick F. Sheehan of
Che local order and protested that
they are most hospitable toward
Che troops.
In Washington, the Pentason
cold Sen. Saltonstall (R-Massl
there had been a mixup over bud.
get cuts but that the armed ser.
vices would parade.
South Boston marks both Eyscn.
alton Day and st. Patrick's nav
With . big parade and other fee.
tlvlties March II.
f s
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ing for the dinner check and say
ing, We'll, congressman. as ! was
saying, 1t Is only what the people
want" :.
But he doesn't say whose people.
:. Nothing Is done here without
invoking the name Of that great
mystery-"the people" :. It is q
small boy turning to his mother in
the Senate gallery. and saying,
Mama, are you sure those men
down there are really senators?"
What In the world is Washington,
DC?
Il is compromises and pleading
and committees. :. II Is a place
where the cocktail party Is 4
weapon. and gossip Is not 50 much
q vice as an industry. :. II Is Z
town where everybody wants to feel
he's In the real inside, part Of .'the
big know" :.
It is a forum, 4 sounding board.
-.
It Is lonely integrity and private
cnicanery. and jet-propelled
opportunisr1. and stubborn
sincerity.
u Is museums and monuments
and tons Of secret documents and
scores OF busts of famous Amer.
cans, including Flat Mouth'' ~
noted Chippewa chief. Z.
Does II never changer" q visitor
asks. And a cynic answers. sSure
Il changes from organized chaos q
. confused optimism depending n
how you look at IT,"
What in the world Il Washington.
DC? u'
] still don't know. But / do know
that the only thing that holds Il
together are the dreams 3 { 1si
million Anlericans-and 1 small
ballot box, a
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Leg NOTICES

IN THE CIRCUIT COFJRT o. mrr-
sLATEENTM JUnTCTAI. cTn cmvr,
OF THE STATE or ES.nnymaA
~ 1 ~ EOM MONROE COUNTY.
IVAN WILLIAM Gown dbsyyIS
Plaintiff.
MARY GENEVA GOODWIN. isoACE
rcm Defendant.
MAhr GENEVA GOODWIN
Mrs: Nettie =. Phillips
~ Riddle Avenue
wilmington. Delaware
nj, are hereby notified that .
III OF complaint for Divorce has
Zee aiIed against you, by the plain
~ ana you are hereby REQUIRED
~. ~ SSa ,s 9 copy OF your Answer ~
. .ms Dill or Complaint on the Dlain.
Al 49, attorney. and file the oririnal
ahsWer IN the office OF the CierL
% the Circuit Court ON or hefore
=. the z5rd day OF February, AID. IssS
an ueIault OF which the Bill Of Corn
bpa ~ VIII be taken as confessed
Dated at Key West, Florida. chi.
i lH, DAY of January. AID. 1854.
NAlrcuit Court
- seal) (sdl EARL r. ADAMS
Iierk OF the Circuit Court OF Monroe
County. Florida. ~
lsd) RAYMOND r.. LORD
Pc. Box 149, Key West. Florida
attorney for Plaintiff.
jan13-26;feb2-s. 1884
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SAFor Rent
Miscellaneous

GARAGES and store room In bust.
ness section. Call 2-s931 between
10 and Z. janlz-tf
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Hal Boyle
Says

WASHINGTON What ia the
world Is Washington. DC?
Most great cities Of earth YOU
can peel like an orange, and &c,
at the heart and pulp Of them.
They give even the most casual
visit6s q definite feeling. New York
is a tower !. Paris Is q beating
pulse. and The eyes Of q new love
telling old Hes. :. Naples is d song
In the night sand bread crumbs On
q tahlecloth. :.
LONDON IS stoEid courage In d
fog. :. Shanghai Is mystery and
poverty that smiles at its own
misery. :. Calcutta Is d naked
beggzE ri6kding for aims beneath
the shade Cf a Victorian monu-
ment. =. Berlin is a question
mark, salvting itself. :. Bombay
is tired mongoose fighting a
bored cobra, while each waits for
the Point Four program to give it
q better way Of life. =. Athens is
blue sky and antique stones and
wine with a resin taste, just as II
tasted when Socrates drank it long
ago. =.
Yes. most great cities are a
definltesf feeling. But what in the
world Il aehington, DC? ] know
1t issassa capital Of the United
States ana that George Washing
ton was able to sleep. better near
here than he was at Valley Forge.
But what else?
have come here many times
but all I get from it Is a feeling Of
puzzlement. To me it is a vast Jig
saw puzzle made up Of thousands
Of sights and impressions, but
have never been able to fit them
into pattern, and am beginning
to doubt II there is a permanent
one. ThiS Is. a political city, and
the only permanent thing in
American politics is the next cleo
ton. ip~
Every once In a while / have q
feeling d like to 90 out to the
Lincoln Memorial and ask, "Mr.
Lincoln; tell me about this place. .
But I'm afraid the only answer
would be a sigh. After all, they
shot Lincoln here.
What In the worldais Washington,
Dc?
Wen, 1t isn't America any more
than New York is!a.. It Is a mass
of officials kneeling with their ear
to the ground, and: each one whis-
perinE nervously to his neighbor,
What aSe the grass roots saying?n
>. It Is. j place where most people
come iQ9rom somewhere else they
still ca{ home =. d camp of tran
sientssN Tho have pitched stone tents
here Cor a purpose, then move on.
It is two-way esealator where
politici4 pass each other while
carrying out the win of the people
=. gladly on the way up ;. wryly
on tho way down. :. II is full of
the front.page faces of yesterday,
the faces of those who misto0k
what the grass roots were saying
and np--.tonger want to 60 back
home /. and they sit in their clubs
and talk with old cronies of for
gotten battles the voters no longer
care about.
Whatsip the world is Washington,
DC?
Above all it is to most OF those
here a job Z a warm desk out Of
the rain s..sa reach for prestige
=. the grt Stest fulcrum of power
the universe has ever known. s.
A fellow who comes here and
doesn't want anything is a tourist
1t Is. . government girl saying.
s'Maybe rid stayed in Dubuque.
I'd be looking after husband now
instead of looking forward to d
pension" 1t is lobbyist reach
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J. Y. PORTER. ~,
Solicitor fer Plaintiff,
as Fleming Street.
Kew We .9lerlT
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CERTIFICATE OF CORPORATE

CERTIFICATE OF CORPORATE
DISSOLUTION
In the Name and by the Authority
OF the State of Florida
=. ~ ALL TO WHOM THESE PRES.
ENTS SHALL COME. GREETINGS:
Ihis Is 70 certify that, whereas,
NJ 4; Jsrsnagan. Tallahassee.
@. @: Crawford. Tallahassee.
Florida,
NJ. r; Hail, Tallahassee. Flor
did on the 2sth day OF April. AID,
1862, cause to be incorporated under
the provisions OF Chapter lOOs6,
Laws OF Florida, Acts of 1925. APP
SHOE CENTER. INC,
corporation. with Its principal
County, In the State OF Florida, and
whereas the stockholders of such
corporation did on the 18th day or
January, AID. 1854, Cause 10 Be
filed in the office OF the Secretary
Of State of the State OF Florida, q
Consent OF all the stockholders un-
der the provisions of said Chapter
ssl!0; Laws Of Florida, Acts Of 1858,
Showing the dissolution OF such
corporation, and the Secretary Of
State is satisfied that the require.
ments of law have been complied
with.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF,
have hereunto set amy
hand and have affixed the
tsEAL, Fior.da. At Taiiahassss. the d.
Capital. this the Thir-
teenth daS OF January, AID.
1854.
r. A. GRAY, /,
Secretary Of State.
fan. ~. 1854
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CHS Home, two bedrooms, living
room, kitchen-dinette, bath, uti-I
llity room and carport. In very
good neighborhood. Price and
terms reasonable. johnson and
johnson, 4lo Duval st. Phone 2
I2831. jan13-tfI
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4 and 2 BEDROOM apt. seasonal
or yearly. nice location, water
front property. johnson and John
Ison, 40 Duval s.. Phone 2-2s3l.
jan13-tf
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PAINT removing. New process re-
moves finish from any surface.
Also refinishing. For information
call 2-6S79 all day and evening too.
jan19-12t
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Q BEDROOMS, unfurnished house,
2 baths. Can be seen by appoint
ment. 1913 South st. Phone 2-3209.
janl9-3tx
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Help Wanted

BAR MAID wanted ut Dufty's Tav.
ern, kl8 Duval Sc. dec23-tfI
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CLEAN MODERN EFFICIENCY
APIS. PALMS COURTS. l274|
SEMINARY. jan1s-d|
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24Business
Opportunities

MONEY available for 1st and End
mortgages. Prompt servicing and
closing. No inspection. fee. Write,
wire or phone Immediately. RELI-
ABLE MORTGAGE CO. 705 Sey-
bold Bldg, Miami, Florida. Phone
s2-2667. jan13-1Ot
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2 BEDROOM corner house, screen
ed porch, carport, attic exhaust
fan, yard nicely Handicapped. shade
trees, etc. 2120 Harris Ave.
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HIGH SCHOOL boy for afternoonI
work. Qualifications: neatness,
drivers license, Rainbow Dough
nut Shop. 1850 Truman Ave.
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For Rent

ONE bedroom. al electric. Private
bath, utilities, linens. dishes fur
nished. n and B Motel, 10a1 Eaton.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. YS-olT
JUANITA B. MCINTYRE.
Plaintiff.
VS.. DTVORCE
JAMES RICHARD MerNTYRE.
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
TO: James Richard McIntyre,
Floral street.
Concord, North Carolina.
YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED
ana REQUIRED 20 serve o copy OF
your Answer to the Complaint for
Divorce on the Plaintiffs Solicitor,
and file the original Answer In the
office OF the Clerk or the Circuit
Court on or before she 9Th day OF
FEBRUARY. A. d. 1854 IN the above
entitled cause, otherwise the allega-
tions therein contained will be tax.
en- aE confessed. :
DONE and ORDERED at Key
West, Monroe County. Florida, this
9Th dav OF January. 4. d. 1864.
(SEAIs9 EARL r. ADAMS,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court.
Monroe County. Florida.
By: (sd) Fiorence z sawyer
]. r. PORTER. ~,
Solicitor fer Plaintiff.
St3 Fleming street
Kew We .Slcrlfs'
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S8-Automobiles For Sale

50 STUDEBAKER Commander v.
8 four door. automatic transmits
sion, low mileage. Must sen, Win
trade or finance. Phone 2-Sot1 be-
fore p. m. janit-n
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Il STORY building over 1000 50. #.
for any purpose. Simonton ST,
near Gulf. Reasonable terms Box
|Q-3 co Citizen Office. jan15-tf
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2 STORY house, 6 unit apt. build
ing, fully furnished. Good loca-
ton and easy terms. Phone 2-6s21.
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3 BEDROOM furnished Sunshine
house. Equity $4,000 and as
sumo remainder of F. Il. A. mort
gage. Phone 2-2414 before 500 or
2-s46f after s.00. decsf -
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BIG COPPTTT, 2 miles past Boca
Chica. / Or 2 children. Complete
~ furnished trailer house, added
rooms. Phone 2-26l9. jaRls-H
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THREE bedroom furnished ia
story, corner lot. $500 total
price. 2-5529 after 8 p. m.
jan12-12tx
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q BEDROOM Sunshine. Full ia.
lousied, livably furnished. $500.
down, $500 per month. Phone 2.
$3.50. dec12-ti
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LoganbsEry juice combines Wen
WIN either pineapple or grape
esuit juice Makes a pretty drink
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HIGHWAY to ocean. 80 4 400. Sum-
merland Key. Wolkoff. S2l Sim
onton st. janl-tf
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MATTRESSES wanted, steady en-
pioyment. Land o Sun Lucheor-
esfe. jan1s-5t
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janl2.u

z LOTS, near ocean and Casa Mar.
ina. NJ. Herman. 23SS Flamingo
Dr., Miami Beach. jans-tf
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In. E. CORNER george and Laird
SIS. a \ 100. walkoff. S2l Sim
onton St. jan1-tf
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10 LOTS on Big Pine Key, near
Big Pine Inn and ocean, price
reasonable, Johnson and johnson,
Phone 2-2Ss1, 4l9 Duval ST.
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IcHolcs WATERFRONT LOT,
SUNRISE SHORES, 100 x 100
PRICE 5000. TERMS. 5000.
| DOWN, BALANCE 500. PER
MONTH. PHONE 1919.
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EXPERIENCED meat wraDDer
Apply in person. Fausto's Food
Palace. ianis-tfl
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WANTED Cashier. also b mix
drinks at service bar. Apply, Llli-
sis. "a Duval s. jan1s-tf
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3I-Carden and Lawn
Supplies
ANNOUNCEMENT

BUDDING Gardenias need fertiliz-
er. Gardenia Special at Key West
Garden and Lawn Supply. Phone
2-6912. jan1s-3t
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STOCK ISLAND, on the ocean,
suitable for hotels, motelS. APP
proximately one acre of land,
riparian rights. Joseph Leslie, Box
y. LIZ CO Citizen Office. jani5-u
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WANTED Motel maid. Apply in
person. Lords Beach Court, s2s
SCUM y. jan1S-tf
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36Bicycles and Tricycles

BOYS 2s'' MONARCH bicycle with
basket, luggage carrier, horn.
Good condition. 500 phone 2-3750.
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GENERAL Office worker with pay
roa experience and knowledge of
bookkeeping. Apply at Seaplane
Base. Office of the Navy Exchange.
ian14-6tl
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DAY waitress, active breakfast
and lunch. Can make good mon
|ey. Also Fountain girl. Boulevard
Driven. Roosevelt Blvd. and First
q. jan6-tfI
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25-Real Estate For Sale

FOR BUYING or selling any kind
of Key West property, contact
Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming st. Es.
tablished 1919. jans-30tx
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BEAUIICIAN. Apply Adorable
Beauty Salon. Phone 2-2ls2.
janlS-tf|
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WAITRESS and Dishwasher want
ed. Columbia Restaurant, lit Du.
VA Street jan1S-6t
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COLORED maid for days work.
Health card and references re-
CURED. Gail 2-2sss. jan1s,st
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EXP. Barmaid, days or nights. ADJ
ply Sloppy Joe's. janl4-Stx
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KITCHEN help. apply in person.
Po0ce's Luncheonette 7ol Simon
0a u. janl6-6tI
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s6-Bicycles and Tricycles

We Repair an makes Of American
and English bicycles. An parts
and accessories in stock. Overseas
Cycle Store, 1850 Eaton St. Phone
2So6l. jant-H
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Establishment and
Store Equipment

ALL shelving, wall cases, tables a
Lewinsky's Mems Shop. Phone 2
1881 between 10 and 7. jan16-t1
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BARNARD. experience not neces.
sary. Day work. Happy Hour
Bar, l1S Duval St. Apply after 500
u. m. tan7-12tx|
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7-pc. MINIATURE Mahogany din
cite set. 80 C Sigsbee Rd.
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