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Evening star., 1947-11-04
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS, renodelinE. carpentry. plumb
ing, plastering. paintinS' etc: free esti-
RSMiiFoN q 9eaSf coNfRzc4iNd C.. re-
ADDITIONS. CONCRETE. cement work,
footing. driyeways, porches. bsmt. floors,
steps and retaining walls, weatherstripping.
recreation ere i rq9ms n and bars bars @ Old r and new
AITERArioNs. xI1T Abb1TioNSs TN TN Residential sid
and commercial; attics into rms, or apis. J;
dormer a1nsa. WINDOWS W s,s rec. rms and porches
cARPENTER coNTRAcToR, rec. rooms,
In knotty pine: celotex: or Nuwood plank
mercial repairs; insul. brick and asbestos
siding applied: financing arranged. R. W.
RUSS, days vi. 7o96; evenings. FIR. 1895,
CEMENT WORK-stons walls, nagstone
terraces. walks, chimneys, nreplaces, ce-
ment driveways, ,porches,, retaining walls,
terra Gotta pipe drainwork. MARCUCCIO. ,.
Route d. Horners lane Rockville Nd.
FENCES. ali types. wood. picket. wire
chain; immediate erection. CARPENTRY. con.
q ece coNsTRucTIoN MS5 CO., i DT. 6 o1as fANof
FLOOR sERyICE--Nothing but the best
laying, sanding. finishing. cleaning. par
S fSes aTufs sf nief; sis VISOR
III GENERAE sEf; 10 REMoDEL1Na Of all COM
mste'a mstss se Ss 5snf RAY 1IRises T
GuTTERING AND SCOUTING. we have
the The ma material Gall UN. 1866 for good
HEATING-oil furnaces and oil burners,
complete hot-water radiation systems with
pea ase TneF s o pa
ENGINEERING CO, 3321 Ga. ave, GE.
SYxiTsElthE SY2ai SEi GGsS; e;oNrRAcrrNG co-Root-
ing, siding, suttering, painting. paperlns:
all, work guaranteed; no down payment;
low, low mont5lEyc m, Ece terms; rms For Tree estimates
KircMhN XII sFSS SofT in
stallation of the new Kitchen Maid 'Flow
Line cabinets and Tracy Lifetime stain
ing carpentry. electrical work, plumbing.
plastering. painting and linoleum. Also
painting and decorating. M0DEEMN En- HOME
CO. 1915 Conn. ave. NV ma. 671o.
KLOMP AIR SYSTEMS, specialists in
warm air and ir-condittontng heat; So
ffaFS aSD sas M 1s'5 q yrs
%sEt%snSSR HSr # pyssss cali Lucas
FRfs F9FRs1Sd f2SAS aNb an IsSs gen. contract
sf 2g * to 6s s2 S5sS; K
ooLp oi9S DoMnN1oN e Gts19Ss' CONTRACTING CO., GIL
Additions nas rootns Frs,
saES'tsi NEEp ADDiTIoNAI DITTO RooMss s owe We can
n,sh your attic & create beautiful rec,
inclose your porch no cash necessary
small monthly payments: immediate serv.
ice: expert workmanship Call RE. 345a
day or night for free estimates. SOUTH
ERN CONSTRUCTION CO., 1144 9th
RPRoOFNG-cellars. walls. floors
interiors and exteriors; roofs repaired
painted; guaranteed; free estimates. O.
NEVINS, TW. S124. 10
WATERPROOFING-A kinds, below grade
and above grade. ROBERT E. PRICE,
Wisconsin 3633. 10@
IT'S HERE NOW, fully triple action AL
Goa aluminium storm windows, for all
dbl. hung windows; nothing to store or
to take out: nothing down, 80 mo. to
pay. Call WA. 1857 for a free estimate.
AT LAST. real storm window for steel
window for all easements is the ans to
your problem; nothing down and SO mo-
to pay. Call WA. 35s7 for free es-
innate. -6
Evening star., 1947-11-04
HELP WOMEN.

ALTERATION HAND, / experienced on
better dresses. coats and suits. SELMAS s
GOWNS, 1907 Conn. ave a
ALTERATION HANDS for women's dresses,
coats and suits; pleasant. perm. position.
JOSEPH R. HARRIS CO. 1924 Est. NV.
ALTERATION OPERATORS. 5-dsy. 40
hour week. Apply personnel once, 9th
hoor. ESQ to daily. WOODWARD 4,
IOTHROp S
ASSISTANT bookkeeper- Ca shier, knowledge
Of typing, business background; permanent
position for capsule person: 5-dsy week
salary S45. Box 366-R, Star a
around ladies sports wear: selling expe-
rience essential This is an excel. oppor-
tunity for an ambitious. hard worker, tc
advance herself In an executive capacity
Apply to Mrs. Cohen, personnel director
Bird floor, MoRToNs, 314 7th at. NV.
s.
wanted; good pay, short hours Appl,
ARTHUR's BEAUTY SALON, Roonp 203
e0E K.esge Bldg, 11th and G SITS. NV. -
Evening star., 1947-11-04
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.
NTTRSFS AVAn ApTE troi,ed

NURSES AVAILABLE, trained, eficient and
bonded: never closed. DU. 3262, A.
COMPETENT AND RELIABLE HELP for
your every need, white and colored. In any
line Of business or domestic, RE. 1911
MAINE EMPLOYMENT CENTER. a39
STUDENT EMPLoYM,ENr AGENCY desires
positions for student veterans: full and
part time. Please call DI. 4753 So
CONGRESSIONAL SECRETARY (3). for
Capitol Hill secretary-receptionist, tele-
vision. 5 days, 5000: secretary political,
$4,000; Us openings for we'll qualified
AMERICAN PERSONNEL, sis F St. NV. NV.
MA. 4142.
TYPIsT N). $40 wk.; many higher If fast.
accurate. Electric typist, proportional
spacing; 5-day wk, $50 wk. PIX oper-
atortypist, S35-S4o wk. Typist. monitor
brd.. rec, $40 wk. Lab technician, knowl
chemistry, $500. Typist, knowl. booking.
$40. Statistical typist $40 wk Several
others hourly Miss Reed, MA 6OSS,
PERSONNEL SERVICE (estab. 15 yrs,),
13l1 G st. W., next church.
TYPISTS o., exper., go w.pm., $40 wk;
other openings. S35-S40 wk varityper op;;
bk: mach; $40 wk: Ediphone OPERATOR
orator ne: sec, $40 up. PIX typist. ex-
tions, always see Boyds Visit us. ask
1888 i?E Mss Is EX EAanS ssss g Miss Black BoYDs
wk. Miss Reed. MA. 6OsS, PERSONNEL
SERVICE, 1911 G St n W, next church.
Evening star., 1947-11-04
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

DENTAL AsST.-Girl desires Job, no ex-
perience. or as receptionist in medical
once; four years clerk-typist exper.
DRBssMAKING. design, remod.. altera-
tions: eve. gowns speciality; reas. MISS
BERT, 1880 Irving NV, Apt. 4, AID. 223S.
GIRL. colored, desires job as eierk-typist
or waitress. Call IL 6432. a
GIRL, colored, refined. wishes Job as cash
Ter or cigar clerk, day or night. Call TR,
1850.
GIRL. colored, wants sewing, elevator oper.,
store, maid. offce or restaurant work. VI.
Evening star., 1947-11-04
HELP MEN and WOMEN.
CASHIER, exper., steady employment.
Apply Miss Carter, RIVER TERRACE
SUPER MARKET, 3439 Benning I'd. ne.

Insl1 Ms, Ssrt.r PfVrp TEBRErE REEsIr!T
SUPER MARKET, 343S Benning I'd ne.
COUPLE: woman for s.h.w.; man, porter
Pvt. room and hath, board and good sal
ary TW $500, Ext "A 4
ELEcTRoNfC PRODUCTION PERSONNEL,
experienced in wiring Snd assembly: re- re-
position. Apply in person bet 9-12 noon.
NATIONAL ELECTRON1C LAB. INC, 200
King st, Alex, Va IS
WINDOW TRIMMER. exper. preferred but
not nee Apply 1901 p st. NV, ask for
manager. -6
for salespeople experienced in selling men s
furnishings. ehildrens ready-to-wear,
hosiery, linens, stationery. TOYS, lamps,
lingerie, china and glassware, house fur
nishings: permanent and temporary posi-
tions; generous company benefits and privi-
leges. Apply In person, employment ONCE.
Evening star., 1947-11-04
MOTOR TRAVEL.

/ OR PERSONS to help drive to Aibu-
auerque. N. M, in 1946 Chevrolet. Hill
side 6093 8"
game. return; take 3 passengers; share
expenses Call PAUL, FIR 94s3. b
DRIVING NEW CAR to Los Angeles last
OF this week, ,, take two share
TWO WOMEN. driving to Denver Colo. !,
tion, References EXCHANGED. Falls Church
DRIVING TO st. PETERSBURG. Fla.
Nov. 10, can accommodate /. 2 or per-
sons, sha ring expenses. Call MR..
DERRICK. WO. 1850.
DRIVING TO CHICAGO, Fri. or Sat. share
expense. Phone CHI. 5421 evenings 6s
DRIVING to Waterbury, Conn, through
N. Y. O. Nov. =, Z am, back Nov l2. for
2 lady pass, share exp; ref. WI. 1740 e.
LEAVING FOR MISS. Nov. 10, will take 1
or . passengers, help drive, share ex-
penSeS. ref. WI 4444 q
Evening star., 1947-11-04
slrlJATIoNs MEN and woMEN

COUPLE, executive BACKGROUND, want
position managing euesthouses, small hotel.
or similar situation Box 26-M, Star. a
NMIDDLE-AGED COUPLE want to take care
small apt with living quarters. Phone
PA SR1g 4s
Evening star., 1947-11-04
SALESWOMEN,
HELP DOMESTIC.

SALESGIRL, record sales: must be expe.
rienced; classical records and albums
new store, 1898 Wis. ave. NV. Phone
Ordway 1897 a.
Evening star., 1947-11-04
DOMESTIC

DOMESTIC HELP by day. week or month
We protect your home by. selecting the
best help to do your work RITTER S
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 634 st. NV,
AD. 1882. am. to $40 pm. g.
Evening star., 1947-11-04
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, kept
part time, tax returns prepared. state
BOOKKEEPER, to work one or more days
week or month: tax returns, reasonable
Evening star., 1947-06-28

Good Deal, the sleek racer In
which he coasted to the 1916 Wash
ington Soap Box Derby champion
ship still could give a good account
of itself If raced again, Paul Bou-
drot decided yesterday,
Paul inspected his car during the
weekly Coaster Clinic meeting in
the Star Building, where the little
vehicle was on display.
"It still looks good to me-, Paul
said.
He managed to fit himself into
the seat but admitted it seemed
somewhat more difficult than last
year.
Paul, now is, Is barred from fur
ther Derby competition both by the
age limit and the rule against city
champions racing again.
During a radio interview over
Station WMAL, Paul told Bill Coyle,
radio director of The Star, about his
bugler duties at Stratford IN. j.
Military Academy.
He said he had been working here
in recent weeks to earn money for
purchase of motor scooter.
Paul added he was about to re-
turn to New Jersey for a camp
period but has arranged to be in
Washington for the race, July II.
Mr.. Coyle said the Derby course
location would be announced to-
morrow in The Star.
He read an order from Derby Di-
rector Charles Kohen warning en-
trants they would be disqualified If
Evening star., 1947-06-28
Punjab Indians Send
Wealth 10 New Delhi
Before Area Is Split
By Phillips Tolbot
Foreign Correspondent of The sior and
the Chicago Dolly New,

NEW DELHI, India, June %
BY the hundreds of thousands of
dollars worth, packets of money,
jewels and gold bullion are arriving
here this week from frightened own
ers in Punjab province, which is to
be divided soon.
The flight of capital from Punjab
is so rapid that its size cannot yet be
estimated. In addition to the trans
fers of personal wealth, substantial
banks and insurance companies are
shifting their head Offices and major
resources from Lahore, capital OF
Punjab, to New Delhi. or elsewhere
outside the projected limits of Pakis-
tan dominion.
Part of this sudden transfer of
vast funds springs from fears caused
by continued arson and personal at
tacks between Hindus and Moslems
in Lahore, Anritsar and other Pun
jab cities.
The bankers believe, however, that
the larger portion is leaving Lahore
because Hindu merchants and finan-
ciers foresee state capitalism or con-
trolled economy in the Moslem do
minion of Pakistan.
To avoid having their wealth ma
tionalized, therefore, directors of the
Punjab National Bank and other
large concerns controlled by Hindus
have decided to get out while the
getting is good.
Moslem Leaguers, who listed
Hindu control over the economy of
Moslem regions as one of the main
reasons for demanding partition of
India, assert that they are not wor-
ried by the fight of capital.
When the Hindu flnanciers have
gone, it will be easier for us to Or
ganize our trade and banking sys-
TENS in our own way" Moslem
League leader from Punjab declared.
Copyright, 1947)
Evening star., 1947-06-28
Soap Box Derby Guide

The Washington Soap Box
Derby Is a coaster car race for
boys to be held July IL under
sponsorship of The Star and
the District Department of the
American Legion. Boys II to
10, inclusive, and those reaching
their 18th or 10th birthday in
the period from June l to
August II, inclusive, are eligible.
Official rule books are issued
on registration with a Chevro-
let dealer in the Washington
area. Entry blanks must be
signed by a parent or guardian.
Registration lists close Mon
day.
The coaster cars must be boy
built at a cost of not more than
Sc in addition to the amount
spent for wheels and axles.
Precision wheel bearings are
prohibited, but ordinary ball
bearings are permitted.
These maximum limits are
prescribed: Length, 80 inches;
width, AZ inches; height, in
cluding windshield, 80 inches;
weight of racer, $50 pounds;
combined weight of racer and
driver, $50 pounds.
Evening star., 1947-06-28
Bus Line Heurinq Set

(Read The Star for Derl
Evening star., 1947-06-28
Enforcement Permits Civil
Riuhfs, FbI Class Told

Law enforcement is effective In
this country without depriving any
one of civil rights, Joseph D. Nunan
jr., retiring Commissioner of In
teral Revenue, yesterday told the
35tl1 graduating class of the FBI
National Police Academy.
He contrasted United States law
enforcement with that in countries
which have met the problems of
crime and corruption with black
shirts and brown shirts"
Senator Wiley, Republican, of
Wisconsin, told the SO graduates in
the departmental auditorium that
you men are servants of the law,
of Government, unlike foreign
GeStapos sold into moral slavery as
servants of personal fuehrer.'
Among members of the class who
completed the 12-Week course was
Thomas Edward Woods of the
Alexandria (Va) Police Depart
ment.
Both the Netherlands Indies and
the Philippines number more than
1000 islands.
Evening star., 1947-06-28
Heeht Co. Club to Hold
Annual Dinner Toniqht

The annual dinner meeting of
the Hecht Co. FIye-to-Ten Year
Club will be held. at 6 o'clock to-
night in the Wardman Park Hotel.
The group is composed of more
than 180 employees of the depart
ment store who have from five to
ten years of service with the COM
pany. Officers of the club are
Hazel Hawse, president; Thomas
O'Neill, vice president. and Dorothy
Dunlap, secretary.
Evening star., 1947-06-28

RICHMOND, June % (P).-The
State Corporation Commission will
conduct a hearing at 10 am. July
% on the application of Colonial
Transit Co., Inc, for authority to
operate bus service 18 miles from
Fredericksburg north over U. S.
Route l and State Routes 627 and
zoos.
Evening star., 1947-06-28
Recreation Area Opens
AtGreut Falls Today

A recreation area at Great Falls
on the Maryland side of the Poto-
mac opened today with pedal boats
row boats and new refreshment
stand operated by Government
Services, Inc.
The Great Falls section, closed
during war years and guarded by
United States Army Engineers, is
a part of the National Park system
1t is scheduled for extensive future
development as recreationa.
project.
Evening star., 1947-06-28

found testing their cars on the
course.
1T will be a public street and will
not become a race course until the
morning of July 12", Mr.. Kohen's
order reminded the contestants.
Read The Star for Derby neWs.l
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-10
LECTURES AT GOSPEL HALL

A series of prophetic lectures
arc now being given at the Cos
pei Hall, 72O Southland Street. A
large dispensational chart, divid-
ing time from eternity to etcrn-
ity into seven dispenSations is
being used" The subject fep.s-te,-'
night is THE Rapture of the
Church" We may be on the
threshold of a stupendous, globe
encircling event. Come and hear
what the Bible has to say about
this coming event and the signs
pointing to its near approach.
There will be no meeting on
Thursday night. but on Friday
night the subject will be "The
Four Horsemen of the ApOc-
alypse". Meetings are at 1870
The speaker is Earl Miller. Mead
vile. Pa, d widely known Bible
teacher. The service is free-no
offerings will be taken. All are
cordially invited. decl0-ltx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-10
DISPLAYS BY 80 ART
SCHOOLS MEMBERS:
SEVERAL HUNDRED
SEE EXHIBITION

Never. in the history of this
Island, was, there such an inter
esting collection of art as that
presented Sunday afternoon at
st. Mary's Parish Center, which
attracted several hundred resi-
dent and visiting art lovers. The
spacious hall was used to hang
the many beautiful paintings
oils, water color, black and white
and other specimens of. work
by IA students of the Key West
School of Art, and Is students
of the Island City School of Art.
the former under the direction
of Miss B. Betty, and the latter
directed by Mr.. Clark, until re-
Gently with the Ringing School
of Art, Sarasota, Fla. S..
From the opening hour. of
pm, stintifTcfosfng, at 6 p H.,
there was continuous stream of
visitors to the exhibit, all of
whom were loud in their praises
Of those whose works appeared,
and equally appreciative of Miss
Betty for her indefatigable labor
in making such an exhibit pos
Sible.
Besides students from the two
art schools mentioned. above,
there were displayed paintings
by the following artists:
Harry Kidd, Burt Garnett
Marie Cappick, Gertrude Laub-
scher, Elvira Reilly, Messrs
,Leek,; Henry. and Clark of the
faculty of the Island City School
of Art, and Luck Planco.
. Mrs. Eugenio Martinez was in
charge of door Registrations and
the record showed 642 register
ed; there we're many others pres
ent who did not register.
The proceeds from the art ex-
lhibit will be distributed among
the several schools, and state
ment will be published in a short
time, it was announced.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-10
PAVING, LIGHTS TO BE
PLACED ON GROUNDS
AROUND COURTHOUSE

have this work done for about
$780," said Higgs. 1--WE can get
the cable cheap and prison labor
can build the bases of the lights
and dig the trenches for the
CABLE IS
"It,sy now very dark and
gloomy around the court house
at night. We can make the spot
attractive for tourists and 9TH
ers."
Further. .Higgs said the coun-
ty might save some of the $l5,-
900 allocated to the negro
swimming beach at Fort Taylor
by using the wire fence around
the West Martello Tower to
fence off the colored beach from
the Navy installations.
1--WE are not going to use the
fencing at Martello Tower, so
we might just as well mark the
fence there for use at the col
ored beach," said Higgs. -.
eve might have some other
use for the fence" said Com
missioner w. A.. Parrish. "Why
not just hold up action on mark
ing the fence for use of the col
ored beach until we are certain
we won't have . any other use
for 'it?" "
Higgs' motion was passed. with
Parrish alone opposing it.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-10
County COMMISSIONS De-
- ',ts ~ =
eide To Call For Bids
For Pavenlent; Have
Light Fixtures,

The County Court House
grounds will be paved and the
front Of the building lighted as
result of s.. action taken at last
nights meeting o'ofai theesC County
Commissioners Ii Isgtt, d, sss.t =, s.sis
Commissioner Clarence Higgs,
chairman of the court house COM
mittee, said that bids should be
received for paving, the roads
around the court house.
1.-THE parking space at the rear
of the building is rough and very
dangerous" said Riggs. "Then,
the pavement In front Of the
court house is in poor condition.
I move we receive bids for paw
ing the entire grounds"
After this was favorably acted
upon, Higgs said the county had
the light globes and fixtures for
half dozen lights that would
be placed at the Whitehead street
entrance, and, four lights in front
of the, building. ~ :.'.'
~ think that using prison Ia
Dor, with an electrician, we can
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-10
Geo. Valdez Have Son

1e0. V01uox E1dVe OOn :.
A son was born at l:35 o'clock
last night in the Key West NUM-
cipal Hospital to Mr.. and Mrs.
GecEge, u. Valdez, lslo,. Virginia
street The baby weighed six
pounds, six ounces.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-10
REV. JOHN E. PICKENS :.
SUBMITS RESIGNATION
Resigns As Pastor Of First
Congregational; Takes
Up State Work With,
Home AT Avon Park

At the monthly meeting of
the Official Board of the First
Congregational Church last night
Rev. John E. Pickens presented
his resignation as pastor. to be-
come effective January 18th.
About three and a half years
ago the Christian Commission
for Camp and Defense Commune
ties, made up of representatives
of the Federal Council of
Churches of Christ in America,
the Protestant Chaplains ,Asso-
citation and the Missions Council,
requested the Home Missions
Board of the Congregational
Christian Churches to undertake
the organization and promotion
of Community Church in the
Poincianas. H
This was accepted and the
Rev. John E. Pickens, then pas
tor of the Congregational Church
at Norwood, N. Y, was sent here
for the work. The Poinciana
Community Church was organic
ed and has since operated under
his leadership. - - q, p
Last December -.the First Con-
gregational Church and, the
Poinciana Community Church
entered :. into an agreement
whereby a ,yokeds relationship
was possible with Rev. Pickens
as pastor of both churches.
The Florida Congregational
Conference agreed to furnish
assistance for the. work by send
ing ministers who would act as
associates in the two churches.
This yoked relationship will be
terminated. as other plans are
being arranged for the Poinciana
work.
Rev. PlckenS is to be aSSOciat-
ed with the state work as a
member of the staff of the Con-
gregational Christian Confer
ence. with residence at Lake
Byrd Lodge, Avon Park, which
is the Congregational Christian
Center.
Rev. and Mrs. PickenS will be
official host and hostess of the
lodge responsible for all meet
ings there, including the summer
youth camps. He will give some
time to the promotion of youth
work in the state and otherwise
assist the superintendent, Dr..
William N. futile. rs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-10
Former Key West
Youth Now Heads
Orlando Utilities

Curtis H. Stanton. son of MIR.
and Mrs. c. H. Stanton, formerly
OF Key West and now residing in
Fort Lauderdale, was appointed
general manager Of the. Orlando
Utilities at q meeting OF the .Or-
lando Utilities Commission Nov.
goth. ,........ @...,.... .',...
An, assistant general manager
Of the utilities since April l.,
i947 Stanton succeeds the late
Martin w. Brown, general mana
ger Of the, utilities FOR thu 5spre-
vious rs years. - = 81
Stanton isia native Key West,
er. His father was a marine en-
gineer with the Peninsular & Oc-
cidental Steamship Co. when
that line operated car ferries
from here to Havana. t,'.s go
After graduating from Key
West High: School, Glass of 1885,
Curtis Stanton attended the Uni
versity Of Florida He gradu-
ated from the College of Engi-
neering of that !, institution in
1910 and joined the General
Electric Co. at Schenectady i'm
mediately thereafter. -" =
He left the General Electric Co.
last April to accept the position
of assistant general manager If
the Orlando Utilities Commits
sion at Orlando. = ~ s.
White attending; High School
here, Cbrtis was a carrier. boy
for T4fe Citizen. Ftse. 49,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-10

and Allison Merkey. Chaplain
Sporrer was the honor guest.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-10
Macy Vices Club
-.InstuIIs Officers

, A candlelight installation of
the. officers of the Navy Wives
Club was held Sunday evening
in La Concha Rainbow Room.
The affair was in the form of a
husband-wife dinner, after which
the installation was performed
by Chaplain o. E. Sporrer of the
Submarine Base.
t: The officers installed were:
President, Eloise Hinger; vice
president, Vera Wood; treasurer,
Dorothy Bickel; secretary,
Jayne Sears; PARLIAMENTARY,
Jeanne Reynolds.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
,Hinger, Ralph Reynolds, William
Bickel, Jack Sears, Blaine Shaw
err and Mesdames Vera Wood
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-10
COMMISSIONERS
Continued From Page Cne)

Continued from rage OneJ
man who is supposed to clean
the South Beach is on the city
payroll"
City Clerk Victor Lowe: Yes;
he is on the city payroll"
Commissioner l.. Carbonell:
.The beach is in poor shape; two
umbrellas need immediate re-
pair. Broken glass is on the
beach,"
Acting City Manager Trevor:
II find that the building, which
is on city property, is in dis
reputable appearance. 1t is also
a fire hazard"
Commissioner l.. Carbonell:
1.-THE building is much better
now. The owner has done a lot
of good to the front of the build
ing. You should see the improve
ment he has made there"
Acting City Manager: Il have
not seen the building from the
front"
Mayor Adams: II have receiv-