davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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the stained pouch from the small
drawer at the side where she had
dropped it and brought it back to
the bed.
WAS this the important busi-
ness?"
His eyes lighted up.
Then they didn't get it,"
mo, they didn't get it. I found
1t when l was waiting for the boys
to come with the blackboard. 1t fell
from your shirt pocket"
Silently, Allison began replacing
the lunch dishes on the tray. 1t
hurt that he wouldn't trust her. If
he only knew how much she would
be willing to forgive.
Allison
She turned and he motioned her
10 him.
'I wish I could explain this. I
don't know the answers myself. I
can't do much about it until I am
up and around again Do you sup
pose Shorty would mind bunkin in
here with me until I'm able to be
up and around?"
Shorty. John would trust Shorty
but he wouldn't trust her. Allison
hadn't realized how much she could
be hurt by a small slight from John
Wade. She felt suddenly weak and
sick at heart, but she managed to
say, I'm sure he would be glad to.
I'll ask him this afternoon" With
out a backward glance she picked
up the tray and returned to the
ranch house.
Richard Is Busy.
Shorty moved in that afternoon
and Allison's visits became less fire.
quent and she always managed to
arrive when some of the hands were
there and always left when they did,
II not before. so that she and John
were never alone.
She spent more and more time
with Richard in the davs that fol-
lowed BY this time he had ab-
sorbed a great deal of the life Of the
ranch and while he wasn't a sea-
soned COW hand neither could he be
called a "tenderfoot" any longer.
He made no attempt to take Johns
place during his illness, but he will
ingly did all he could to keep the
ranch running smoothly while they
were so shGrt-handed. He noticed
that Allison spent less time with
John as he grew better. and he felt
encouraged. He said nothing. but
secretly he was pleased. Allison oc-
cupied more of his thoughts than
he cared to admit, even to himself.
Hello, little partner" he said as
he dropped YEARLY beside Allison
late one afternoon as she was sitting
on the patio. I'm the best fence
mender in the valley now. What
do YOU think of that?"
From what the boys tell me,
that's pretty near the truth, Rich
ard"
''If this sunburn would just quit
peeling, no one would ever pick me
for a tenderfoot would they?" He
grinned up at her.
Can you roll cigarette with one
hand?" They tell me it is the
real test"
I'm afraid it's going to be some
time before I get that good. But
I'm practicing."
Finds John in Office.
do you think you could practice
on the way into town with me to-
morrow for supplies?"
Richard laughed. That buck
board is a poor place to practice
rolling fag, but I'm certainly will
ing to try. At least I'd be in swell
company"
"All right, we'll start early. Which
reminds me that I better get over
to the Office and get the supply
list" She rose hurriedly. See you
at supper"
Allison was almost at the Office
Evening star., 1941-06-13

statesmen,
35 to SIS, to work with crew
manager canvassing and clos
ing sales for outstanding To-
cal concern who have a new
plan that is clicking big. Sal
arv and bonus. Call Michi-
gan 1886 Friday between 6
and 8 pm. or Saturday be-
tween 10 am. and II noon.
Gentiles only.
Evening star., 1941-06-13

movie stars. One
is called Ginger
Rogers. There is
a M yrn a 10y,
RoSalind Russell,
Don a Id Duck.
And the biggest
of all is called
Mae West.
Gene Tierney
makes love to
Randy Scott-in
"B ellie Starr, "
{ h en- rus h e S
back to husband
Coun t Cassini,
who is hemming
a n d h a W in G,
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from Buffatu Sbnlt 4
bu Robert Ashmore

Allison nherS halt interest in the
from short time later learns that Rich
Mattnqly the other partner intends to sell his
ranch has been losing and
out When Richard drriUeS he shoWn
Wade and informed ABOUT the rung
hich continues Richard attracted to
OF Wade because the toreman
the ruStng. Wade
late at night and then day
perSona business He returns badly ounded ana
Allison reovnq the clothes from around the INJURY comes across
bunch of gold nuggets days later he still reluctant to
he attacked
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Flynn Gets Help
HOLLYWOOD

Alan Hale and Gene Lockhart
have been cast by Warner Bros. in
important roles in They Died With
Their Boots On" Enrol Flynn's next
starring picture Based on the ca
reer of Gen. George A Custer, the
film is scheduled to go into produc-
ton within two weeks.
Evening star., 1941-06-13

DRAFTING SETS WANTED-WE PAY
cash K &, E or DietZgen or what have
you? STUDENTS BOOK CO.. 2107 Pa.
a
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plays non-laughing part in
parachute Battalion"
X X X X
Lupe Velez was sitting next to
Hays Office executive at the R-K-O
cafe. She was wearing one of the
type sweaters banned by the Hays
Office. And I want to put on record
that the lad kept his eyes averted
from the verboten garment.
Released by North American Newspaper
Alliance, IncD
Evening star., 1941-06-13

WANTED TO BUY. an interest in retail dry
cleaning business in Arlington County.
Box 41-G, Star 13a
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experienced, for dress dept
Blechman's, corner 9TH and H SITS. ne.
Evening star., 1941-06-13

WOMAN, colored, TO live in; general house
work, laundry and cook; l in family: $40
per week. State references and telephone
number Boy 46-G. Star l2s
Evening star., 1941-06-13

MATTRESSES SATURDAY. nights and Sun
day. only Good pay and tins. Transp..
meals and lCdglngs furnished Meet car
in front 5oj x St. NV. Il noon SATURDAY.,
or call Mr.. Tr!llIng, Uncle Bi!les. North
Evening star., 1941-06-13
ARROW CAB co.

WATCHMAKERS steady en-
ployment, good wages. ]. F.
Adams, 8O4 F st. NV.
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Lana Must Live the Part
AS Well as Play 1t
Asked to Stay Out of Mig Clubs
And Sirenish Costumes by M.G.M;
Niven Christens His Tanks
By SHEILAH GRAHAM,

ID
Lana playing "onky
duration of the film Bennett
Garbo picture In arbo there much left the other
female I'd lot Connie and Ge Sparng for the
Evening star., 1941-06-13

DOWNTOWN,
20 rooms. 80 baths: good lease: near 14th
and SITS. NV: good income; if you mean
business, see this; will make good terms for
quick sale. See Mr.. OgiCtree, Dixie Realty
Co. 14l7 L st. NV. MA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-06-13

SALESLADY, must be thoroughly expert
enced coats. dresses: good salary. perma-
nent employment, pleasant working con-
dltionS for saleSlady who knows her busl
ness, age over p. Apply in person, Sloan's
Evening star., 1941-06-13
ROOMING HOUSE,

DENTIST. ATTENTION-For sale. all equip
ment instruments and office furniture Of
complete dental Office. DR.. Schafhirt 1904
n 81 n " l5s
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HELP MEN & WOMEN.

VASSERS-Salary and commission.
,nomy Siding and Roofing Co.. 2031
i Trlo
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BEAUTY PARLORS.
CAMERA SERVICE & REPAIRS.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT safely reduced:
wonderful FreTi.h method used DR.. Della
Ledendecker. 3O25 o st. NV. MI 1920.
Evening star., 1941-06-13
CHAPTER XI.

Il left early the night before and
He
had a about
removed
Evening star., 1941-06-13

GROCERY, good buy; mixed neighborhood;
$1,000 living quarters; low rent. MA.
l40S or RA gO60 1QS
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PLATE PRINTER
SALESMEN.
statesmen.
SAIESMEN,

Opportunity to become your own boss,
have established trade. See Dixie Paper
Co., 5l3 Morse st. ne. 15'
Evening star., 1941-06-13
HELP WOMEN.
(Continued.)

LADY. young. to learn cafeteria business
Box 305-D, Star.
LADY, young, with knowledge OF book
keeping and stenography Tor builders
hardware supply Office some experience
MANAGER, dining room and kitchen, capa-
BILE OF buying and managing help; exclusive
guest house. Box 222-D, Star.
RESIDENT MANAGER for a large, new,
suburban apartment deyelopment; over 100
experience in Washington. Applicants in
excess of 40 years old will not be con-
sidered. State fully your past record OF
married or single. Position will pay sal
ary, plus apartment and utilities. Apply
Box 262-D, Star.
SALAD WOMAN. colored for cafeteria. 81
IS years. as first salad maker. Apply 80
pm Sl2 18th st. NV.
SALESGIRL for pastry shop, evening
work. 622S Georgia ave. NV.
sALESLADIES, experienced, for dress dept.
Blechmans. corner 1th and SITS. ne.
sALESLADY, must be thoroughly expert
nent employment, pleasant working con-
dltions for saleSlady who knows her busl
ness. age over 21. Apply in person, Sloans
Credit, 135 18th St NV.
SANDWICH MAKER, must be fast. also
wait on counter. Mr.. Becker, Breezy
Point Beach, Md. Prince Frederick 30-F-2;
SEAMSTRESS. experienced in mems cloth
ing, regular or part-time position. Blech-
mans, corner 9TH and II SITS. ne.
STENOGRAPHER. single, gentle, must
have pleasing personality reliable, refer
enceS accuracy: speed and business expert
ence not essential, If able to learn quickly.
Write complete qualifications, 93l Union
Trust Bldg.
STENOGRAPHER. part time. some eve
nings. fiction manuscripts. Give details.
Boz 1916 Star. 14+
TYP1sT and general Office worker for
permanent position. In replying state
eXperlence, age. etc. Box 303-D, Star.
TYPIST. also answer busy phone general
off7CC work; SS5 month start: prompt ad-
var cement; steady position; references.
MATTRESSES. white Apply Guy Sum Res
taurant. 6l2 H st NV. after II am. l3'
MATTRESSES nights and Sun
meals and Icdeings frrnished. Meet car
in front sos x ST. NV l.. noon SATURDAY..
Or cal! Mr.. Trllllng, Uncle Bi!lies. North
WAITRESS. neat clean. experience Un-
necessary. Apply Country Kitchen, 1921
WAITRESS. experience unnecessary. 1G
hostesseS Footlite, 2l7 E. Ballo St.,
Bslto, Nd II
WAITRESS, experienced, full tune Apply
Icons DelIcatessen. l131 I4th st nv.
WAITRESS AND MAID o., exp. for com
binati0n work in high-class boarding house.
good pay with board. BOX 42-G Star I3'
WAITRESS. experienced. salary. room and
board. Mr.. Becker, Breezy Point Beach,
Md, Prince FREDERICK 3O-F-@
MATTRESSES g. experienced. Central
Cafe, 720 18th st. NV.
MATTRESSES, experienced. Crystal City
Restaurant. Conn. ave sJ ST NV
WOMAN, experienced, for day work, laun-
cry and cleaning: reference required.
Phone WI 1893. Sat, . to u
WOMAN, white, Immediately, for temporary
position 10 look after baby and help light
houseWOrk. Ii b245-J
OPPORTUNITY Tor refined women build
InE business Of their own Write Maison-
cite FrockS. Room Ola, Denrike Building.
Evening star., 1941-06-13
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
SELECT POSITIONS.
HELP WOMEN.

BE HUII OPERA1OR, ECOC. permanent
position. excellent working conditions: some
following preferred: $500 week start:
vicinity Geo. Wash. University. Box
BOG. Star. IS
BEAUTY OPERATOR, good shampoo: I'm
ger wave and manIcurIst. 1906 B ST.
ne.
BOOKKEEPER, single to take charge of
small retail shoe Office knowledge of
stenography helpful: permanent if satiSfac-
tory. Reply, giving age experience, ad-
dress and phone number. will be held con-
fidential Box 10S-G. Star.
CURB GIRLS. experienced. or We will train.
Phone Berwyn 4S0.
FOUNTAIN GIRL. experienced. Alto Phar-
macy, 22l3 Wisconsin ave. NV.
GIRL white 21-3O, for housework and
waiting on tables. Must live in, must be
clean honest, reliable. See Mr. Adams,
Bradley Hills Country Club, Bethesda, Md.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS over * years of
ase: desirable work offering regular en-
plOyment with opportunities for salary ad-
vancement and promotion: no experience
necessary Apply in person at 722 10Th st
NV. Room l01. between the hours of $50
m and pm
HOTEL CHAMBERMAID. must be quick,
intelligent, with . or more years expert
enCe in lSt-Class hotel no others need
apply; Sl5 week. Box 320-D, Star.
Evening star., 1941-06-13

RESTAURANT, light wine and beer. Owner
has other interests. For full particulars
call DU Q23l Ice
Evening star., 1941-06-13

SALAD WOMAN. colored for cafeteria 81
IS years. as first salad maker. Apply 80
M Ct
Evening star., 1941-06-13

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER & d d'ALBERT INC
S15 10th St. NV Phone National 4112
Evening star., 1941-06-13

LADY. young. to learn cafeteria business;
opportunity for wide-awake young lady.
~
Evening star., 1941-06-13

LADY, young, with knowledge OF book
keeping and stenography for builders
hardware supply Office. some experience.
40 n
Evening star., 1941-06-13

RESTAURANT filling station. grocery store,
novelty store, tavern: 4 rooms upstairs: on
U. No L about 3S miles from Wash, II
miles from Fredericksburg Tavern does
about $500 per week, steadily ncreaslng.
Complete equipment $4,000 Prefer S.
0O0 cash. balance well secured 12-mo.
note. Rent is $40 mo. on long lease.
Reason for selling i'll health. Apply. Mr..
Branner, LillianS Tavern, Mount, Va. Phone
Whitewater so
Evening star., 1941-06-13

RESIDENT MANAGER for a large, new,
suburban apartment development; over 100
units; must have had previous, similar
experience in Washington. Applicants in
excess of 40 years old will not be con-
Sidered. State fully your past record Of
employment and as to whether you are
married or single Position will pay sal
ary, plus apartment and utilities. Apply
Box 26o-D, Star
Evening star., 1941-06-13
HOTEL CLERK.

Young man, fully EXPERIENCED win hotel
front Office work and room sales. perma-
nent position. with good salary for reliable
clerk, 10, al rCtS. required. Apply n person
only. Ritz Hotel
MEN, young, over 81, for curb
service; experience unnecessary:
salary and meals. Apply SOB
Washington Baltimore blvd,
Riverdale Md
Evening star., 1941-06-13

dining room and kitchen, capa-
BILE OF buying and managing help; exclusive
guest house Box 222-D, Star
Evening star., 1941-06-13

PLUMBING AND HEATING. jobbing and
remodeling a specially: 24-hour service.
Fl. E williams North 624S
Evening star., 1941-06-13

GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET, corner
store mixed trade; must sell, have been
drafted. 1900 No. Cap. st. Low price for
quick sale. 15s
Evening star., 1941-06-13
SITUATIONS WOMEk.
GTPT. BASS FIDDLE

And Su.cer, doubling rhythm piano, union,
desire connection with band or tTlo' male
or fen Ie. years experience; all-arOund
entt,.a.rcr AvdIpv Lee, Madison Apts.,
ST Pagl and Read. BalLo., Md IL
Evening star., 1941-06-13
SITUATIONS ooMESTIc.
PERSONAL.

WOMAN colored, wants cooking and
2 h W. stay at night. Call 1911 st.
n W References
Evening star., 1941-06-13
FOUND.

HAIRED DOG. young male, re-
Gently clipped; white with brown patches.
Phone calls answered through June IA.
WO. S967.
Evening star., 1941-06-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

UPHOLSTERING, furniture repairing. re-
finishing, chair tanning Weismuller,
2423 18th ST. NV. AD 0161.
Evening star., 1941-06-13

(Continued tomorrow
Allison reaches her goal.
Evening star., 1941-06-13

Radio Trouble? aTTs os sjs H3ns9E %SFk nFas5 FTs5
MID-CTTY Radio Shop. 90 pm MA O777
Evening star., 1941-06-13

PAPERING, papere6 ana 9ai9f,ng s5 Gp; Panfs pSGms
ing. inside and out. 81 an opening: white
mechanics. r. Keener, FIR. 1894.
PAPER HANGING-Rooms papered Sc
and up: 1941 washable sunfast wallpaper.
Evening star., 1941-06-13

major in a tank corps and has
named his tanks after Hollywood
Evening star., 1941-06-13

PAPER HANGING. this week only. $3.50
per room: 1941 washable sunfast papers:
work guaranteed Michigan 5315
PERMA-STONE installed over frame or
brick buildings waterproof, insulateS, re-
stores value. Phone Adams 1865. E. A.
lAIhitn Cnrntrac nr
Evening star., 1941-06-13

PAINTING, interior and exterior; ! mix
my own paint; frSt-class mechanic; special
prices for kit. and bath. RA. 0955.
Evening star., 1941-06-13
HELP MEN.
(COntinued)

PRESSER, silk and wool, experienced 3s
Carroll ave, Takoma Park, Md. Phone
Evening star., 1941-06-13

for pastry shop, evening
work. 622S Georgia ave. NV.
Evening star., 1941-06-13

HAVE the best fruit and vegetable stand
in Washington MetroDOlitan T5lS l3s
Evening star., 1941-06-13
SITUATIONS MEN.

BOOKKEEPER- OFFICE MANAGER. thor
oughly experienced, graduate accountant,
age ~. Box BIG, Star 15-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-24
ADVISORY

ADVISORY Gas a. m. EST
The storm that passed over Hous-
ton last night is moving north
northeastward at $3.50 al m. EST
approaching Shreveport, La, at
tended by gales up to about 40
miles per hour near the center
and strong winds over extreme
eastern Texas and extreme west
ern Louisiana. Remaining warm
ings will be lowered at 3 p. m.
EST east of Matagorda, Tex, to
Morgan City, La. No further adj
visories on this disturbance.
WEATHER BUREAU.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-24
JOE ALLEN JOINS
NAVY IN CAPACITY
OF NAVAL EDITOR.
SELECTED FOR POSITION ON
SUGGESTION OF sEcRE-
TARY OF NAVY: TO AID
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MEN

At the suggestion of Secretary
of Navy Frank Knox, Joe Allen
of The Citizen has been made
Navy Editor, to help the Navy in
giving ambitious local young
men information about the OPP
portunities the 1.-TWO Ocean
Navy" offers them for technical
training and advancement as
they serve their country in its
emergency.
According to an announcement
made public in Washington, a
limited number of additional
men between the ages of II and
so will be given a chance, by en-
listment in the Navy or Naval
Reserve, to get to the top, with
big pay, in jobs which by their
aptitude and as a result of exam
ination they show themselves
fitted, from among nearly so diff
ferent trades and vocations.
These include such callings as
aviation machinist, dental tech
nician, photographer, diesel en-
gineer, radio technician, electri-
clan, welder, storekeeper and
baker. Enlisted men may also
qualify for commissions as Off
GERS.
Beginning this week, the Navy
plans for limited time to ac-
cept new qualified men for
training These men will be
sent to one of four Naval Train
ing Stations and may have
chance to go to a Navy Trade
School even before assignment to
the fleet. During this period
they will be given regular Navy
pay and the Nays free school
ing is valued at hundreds of
dollars.
Never in the history of the
United States has there been
greater opportunity for loyal
young Americans to serve their
country and build their futures
than right now''. said Secretary
Knox.
In outlining the many advant-
ages offered by enlistment in the
Continued on Page Fo'IrJ
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-24
TAXPAYERS UNIT
SELECTS NAMES
FOR ELECTION
LIST NAMES OF 10 WHO
THEY ARE WILLING TO EN-
DoRsE FOR OFFICE DUR
ING COMING CAMPAIGN

Injecting large dose of new
blood into the city council race, a
group of taxpayers today named
10 prominent local men, any of
whom they are willing to back in
the November election,
Members of the group, after a
tentative organization meeting
Monday, listed as their prospec-
tive candidates Neil Knowles, DR..
A. NJ. Morgan, John Costar, Bill
Doughty, Eddie Strunk, Jack
Thompson, Everett Russell, Edwin
Trevor, Jim Sullivan, George
Lucas, William Fripp, Horace o.
Bryant, Otto Kirchheiner, John
Carbonel1. Joe Pearlman, John
Pinder, William Freeman, Joe
Allen and Gerald Saunders.
Carbonell, a member of the
council now, has announced his
candidacy for reelection, while
Freeman, also a member, has an
nounced he will not run.
A spokesman for the group said
the taxpayers taking part in the
program are interested in building
up interest in the council election,
and in providing the voters with a
greater selection of capable men.
Candidates for reelection,
along with Carbonell, are incum-
.bents Glenwood Sweeting and
Leonard B. Grillon, while others
who have thrown their hats in the
ring up to now are Joseph Ca
brera, j. M Varela, Jonathan
Gates, Sidney Thompson, William
Freeman Doninguez, Riley Car
bonell, George Lucas, Myrtland
Gates, Uric Gwynn and Eugene
Sanchez.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-24
SHIP COMPANY
NOW PLANNED
SHIPS. INCORPORATED NOW
IN PROCESS OF FOR
NATION

WASHINGTON, Sept. "a -
A company to be known as Ships,
Inc, now is in the process of for
nation to construct the "Sea OF
ters", cargo vessels of radical de-
sign that President Roosevelt and
Secretary of the Navy Frank
Knox are convinced are the an
swer to the cry of the demecracies
for tonnage. ~
1t was stated at the navy de-
partment today that Ships, Inc,
will be the agency to cause the
creation of the facilities as well as
to build the vessels in question.
The company will be operated as
a corporation with the RFC own
ing all of the stock.
The board of directors will be
composed Of Secretary Of the
Navy Frank Knox, Rear Admiral
Emory Land, chairman of the
maritime commission; j. w
Powell, special assistant to the
secretary of the navy; E. B. Ger
main, president and general man
ager, and one member to be nomi-
mated by the Reconstruction Fl
nance Corporation.
Present plans call for the ships
as soon as constructed and tested
to be delivered to the lease-lend
agency Payment for them viii
be from lease7lend funds under
the set-up as now tentatively con.
stituted.
1t is the intention to construct
the vessels along the Mississippi
and other INLAND waterways ano
CONTINUED on Page Fourl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-24
DEFENSE WORKERS
COME FROM CUBA

j =
A group Of 81 workers. which
included shipfitters, boilermakers,
welders. pipefitters. electricians
and steelworkers arrived on the
Florida last night on their way to
Hamilton, Bermuda, to help Uncle
Sam build navy yard there.
This is the third group of
skilled workers from Cuba to Ber-
muda. The first was in March,
then another in June and this one.
According to the men there will
be many more workers sent to the
naval bases under construction by
the United States.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-24
Place Ban On Celebrating
Japan's Entrance Into Axis
cry Associated rress.

TOXIC. Sept. 24.-Japanese
citizens have been ordered not to
hold private celebrations of the
anniversary of Japan's entrance
into the Axis, and nine speeches
planned by a Fascist organization
have been ordered cancelled.
A government spokesman said
there will be one official rally in
honor of the anniversary Satur-
day, but all private organizations
and groups were ordered not to
demonstrate.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-24
TALKS MADE AT
PATROL MEETING

$
Earl Hamilton. principal of the
Division Street School, and Mrs.
Myrtland Gates, supervisor of
the school patrol gave interest
ing talks yesterday following the
swearing-in ceremonies of the
patrol members yesterday.
The ceremonies were broad
coast over a radio hookup with a
station in Miami. under the di-
rection of Stuart B. Wright,
manager of the AAA organiza-
ton in that city. There were
81 Of the patrol members sworn
in.
All girl patrols meet every
Friday afternoon at 3:15 o'clock
at Division Street. School music
room and for one hour are in
structed in safety by Mrs. Gates.
their director.
Girl uniforms for the Washing
ton trip next May will be blue
satin Stacks and gold waist,
blue overseas cap with Key
West, Fla embroidered in gold
on right side.
Next year there will be at
least forty girl and boy patrols
60 to Washington to take part in
the annual A.A.A. parade to be
staged on May 10, at which time
twenty thousand girls and boys
will parade
The Key West group is already
busy raising sufficient funds for
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