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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-14

PASoA Va tAiC SA0A4dtAotlo was q
letter which came from Mrs.
Mary Jane Momand of Miami,
who sent check for SITS.
May ] add my hope that this
operation will be Successful and
assure a long and healthful life
for Antonia," Mrs. Momand
wrote. 4
The tots out at Division street
school entered into the spirit OF
giving to Let Antonio Live" and
today Professor Earl Hamilton,
principal of the school, reported
5000 had been contributed in
nickles and dimes. r.
Anchor Lodge of Free and Ac-
cepted Masons Monday night vo-
ted contribution of $50.
1T would wiring your heart to
see some of the homes from
where some of the contributions
came" Warren said. III could
hardly believe myself when re-
spending to telephone calls to
come for donations, found the
address to be some shack badly
in need of paint and from all
indications the occupants them
selves having a hard time to OBJ
tain the necessities3of life" 4
Meanwhile, Antonio nMujica
the four year old blue baby who
has been given a year to live,
has been put to bed by her
physician. No visitors are being
allowed.
The mother, Mrs. Onelia Mujica
628 Elizabeth street, said An
tonia's condition had been aggra.
waited by too many visitors. Many
called at the home with donations
and request to see Antonio.
Meanwhile preparation was
being made for Mrs. Mujica's de.
parture with Antonio early ir
July for Baltimore. On July 6
DR.. Helen Tadssiga, renowned
heart specialist and surgeon, viii
| examine Antonias The operation
; viii be performed as soon a
thereafter possible.
Warren's committee, which in
cludes c. B. Harvey Sand Victo
Hartmann. Tuesday expressed
tfhankss.t ia ID. James Parramore
| former county health officer
who handled all correspondent
with Dr.. Taussiga and succeeds
in having her consent to take An
tomas case at far below he
usual fee. Thanks also went t.
The Citizen, the radio station
civic and fraternal organization
and all contributors.
1T was for a worthy cause,
Warren said.
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The
WEATIIERMAN
Says:
Says:

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy to cloudy with widely
scattered showers and thunder
storms; continued warm and
humid. Gentle to moderate vari-
able winds, fresh in showers and
thundersqualls.
Florida: Partly cloudy. warm
and humid thru Wednesday.
Scattered thundershowers occur
ring mostly in the afternoons.
Jacksonville Thru The Florida
Straits: Light to moderate vari-
able winds thru Wednesday.
Partly cloudy weather with scat
tered local thundershowers &C.
curing mostly in south portion.
East Gulf Of Mexico: Light To
moderate variable winds thru
Wednesday. Partly cloudy with
infrequent and widely scattered
thundershowers.
Jacksonville To Apalachicola:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
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to fhapel ~ ne Baptist Good
WH Csmtef Was filled 10 capacity
"a a. feesni graduation exer-
sNFe "a Nhfrh lime the following
E4Ef4ln @as presented:
fee.satian. Rev 4 Negrin.
AFsfea Enrique Esquinaldo,
Niuwgf some. Raindrpps. dais-
te1 vlalvs& cherry blossoms. daft
Assists anH aandclions.
MiiF nsE. William Cassidy,
f~mT l's1p. Seust Hustled. Gail
hhunfa nolaeft Reed and Frances
tNtafeii
Csfplnierua. using hammer,
saw Mn8 plane.
Presentation of diplomas.
0Fasiuairs we're Irene Pue,
Frsuess Chiarell. Gail Munro.
Maaiia Mira. Maria Burks. Diana
Nliafunl. Cecelin Albury. William
CASSIDY. Joseph Roberts. Russell
Masi. Scott Hustled. Robert Reed,
flal,Nfs Rminem. Gilbert Munoz,
tNvid fernandez. Freddy Koehn,
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Reception Friday
Night At Church
For Req. Weaver

A reception in honor of Rev,
Robert w. Weaver, pastor of the
Ley Memorial Methodist Church
and his family, will be given
Friday night in the church an
mex at the corner of Georgia
street and Truman Avenue.
Rev. Weaver has been reap.
pointed to fill the pulpit at this
church for another year.
An entertaining and appropri-
ate program for the occasion is
now being formulated and will
be published IN The Citizen as
soon as released by the commit
tee in charge.
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USO-NCCS Held Delightful Picnic
4ad Swimming Party At Perky Sunda,

ne UsO Noes held q delight
sea- pirnic and wiener roast at
lAefky Lodge Sunday with every
enw participating enjoying them
selves hugcly.
Tfis spot has become Q prime
faviFlte with the crowd OF Junior
haatrsse4 and servicemen from
the $50 Noes. as this outing
20 me fifth held there recent-
8 The reason for this is that Mr..
9nvid Balint. owner and proprie-
tp ~ Perky. offers just about
everything fHs ON outing.
SerViccmen and Junior hostess
49, who participated in the out
inz weFe Betty Caring, 10 Ann
psateF. Meta Valdez, Susie De-
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Graduation Exercises Held At
Chapel OF Baptist Good Will Center

Jose Bancells, Ronald Allen,
Donald Allen, Reinaldo Diaz, Bill
ly Cabanas and Julio Alveol, Jr.
For the flower song the little
girls wore long dresses in pastel
shades representing the flowers
in the song, having full skirts
with tight bodices, and their
headdresses were 6of flowers
matching their dresses. The, little
boys wore white suits and white
shoes.
For the graduation they wore
long white gowns with flowing
sleeves and caps.
The Director of the Baptist
Good Will Center, DR.. Ismael Ne
grin, and Mrs. Negrin, thanked
all the parents for their cooper
alton and Mr.. Esquinaldo and Mr.
and Mrs. Phelan for their assist
ance, also Ann Negrin the as
sistant teacher, for her help dur
ing the year and at the gradua-
ton exercises.
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.Lipstick
Prevents Fire

LUCIEN, Okla.-(P)-A. D.
Schnaithmam found new use
for lipstick - and prevented q
train fire.
While on the station platform
here, he saw fire shooting from
the journal box on one of the
wheels of freight train.
He quickly took his girl fri
ends lipstick, picked up a piece
cardboard and scrawled fire.
Engineer Otto Brammer and Con-
ductor Dan Wright saw the
warning sign and stopped the
train in time.
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nF fune a. paek Com
sN nsen.laTs ard pack Off,
2sF eelHstnsi = guide the
49, A co 8npuss being
a - 81 Mary. star 81
W a tatk.slif Chuxh. The
4 $50 held "a 81 1oaeph's
f - 0eoree vas
1H8 ~ Euhmsskwf Assisting
HEE committeeman
Ns HemY. Lawrence Guti-
ssFE8 sn8 HnHHft T. Bethel Mr..
ft@fHes END Mr. Bethel win
- y F,nn Dada assisting
M NAna u Mira and Mrs.
e 81 Ffshsxk WHO are Den
faR
T tsys who are IN Den no.
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] are: Roy Y. Ditmore, Jr., Rich
ard FELTON,, Donald Cormack,
Patrick Frohock, Robert L.
George. Eugene L. Gutierrez, and
Buddy Owen. Members of Den
No. 2 are: Harry L. Bethel, Allan
p. Bonamy, Martin L. Frantz,
Wilbur L. Johnson, Patrick R.
Russell and Alfred Yates.
Attending Sundays meeting
were: Robert L. Bethel Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Y. Ditmore, Fred Fro
hook. Mrs. Alice George, Mrs.
Edna Mira, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
Russell. Mrs. Della Yates, and
Tony Martinez.
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merritt, Sharon Mardis, Lucille
Bart, Stella Delgado, Mary Saun-
ders. Caroline Camalier, Edith
Knuck, Joyce Park, Joyce Brad
ley, Marg Perry, Nancy Ross, M.
A. Bernardon, SOS, J. G. Weed
en-, SOS, B. E. Strand, YNSN, J.
Alden, SA, D. Abraham, SA, w. L.
MacFarlane. FA, r. I. Dix. SA, D.
Abraham, SA, D. j. Sc h VI tz,
ENFA, H. A. Clifford, SANG, A,
Banky, SIN, E. F, Kennedy, FIN,
s. E. Carroll, FIN ,s;R. d. Johnson,
SA, w. c. Stallings, QMSN, j.
Cullinan, RMSN, L. Sigety, sos.
Mrs. Lillian Saunders was the
chaperone for the afternoon.
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Aeropias 20"
Passenger List

The following passengers left
for Havana on Aerovias co.:
Oscar Molder, Myrtle Molder,
Jack Molder, Jeanne Molder,
Maggie Slaughter, Ethel Sharpe,
Herbert Arbetter, Melvin Sher,
Rogelio Gomez, Gerald Miller,
Sr., Mary Miller, Gerald Miller,
Jr., Audrey Hebb, Catherine Dol
an, Adolfo Bertrand, Lucrecia
Hernandez, Hilda Bertrand.
Hector Bertrand, Manuel Ar
nellie, Feline Arnelle, Marion
Booth, Dolores M. Cutting, Ida
Sanger, Manuel Sanchez: Mar
garita Fraga, Antonio de. La
Tore, Maria Cabrera, Jean At
kins, Pearl Niles, Cecil A. Dun
ham, Virginia Durham, Florence
Henaley, Edward Mitchell, Mary
Mitchell, Charles Z Boswell. Ro-
berto Coueire.
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billions Leaving
Tomorrow; Visit
In California

Major Earl Dillon, director of
the Key West High School band,
accompanied by his wife, will
leave by automobile tomorrow to
visit his three daughters in Cali
fornia and their seven grandchil-
dren. Enroute Major and Mrs
Dillon will stop off at San Anto-
MO, Texas; to visit their son,
John, with the U, S. Air Forces.
/ One daughter lives at Berkeley,
another att Fresno and the third
at Sanger. The billions expect to
return here about August IL.
During his absence the band
will be- in charge of Jackne
Drudge, the student director, Dill
Ion said.
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For springtime dessert serve
Rhubarb Betty with lemon hard
sauce. To make the hard sauce,
cream butter or margarine with
confectioners' sugar and a dash
OF salt; beat in a tablespoon of
cream and a little lemon flavor
ing. If desired the grated rind of
a fresh lemon may be added in
stead of the flavoring.
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ship drive In progress at the pre-.
sent time. but an unusual and
lovely program has been announ.
cod Cor the occasion.
Betty Simpson and Gerald Pin,
der win entertain with several
dances, Miss Beatrice Moreno to
be az the piano for the occompan-
lment, and this appearance OF
Miss simpson and Mr.. Pinder is
eagerly looked forward to.
Also 10 be announced at Fri.
days meeting are the total re-
eelpts from the recent games
party sponsored by the Club for
the benefit of the Navy Nursery
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Lewis Scholarship
Won By Miss
Balimgdrdt

A former Key West girl, Miss
Elizabeth. Anne Baumgardt, grad
uated from Central High School
in FIT. Lauderdale on June 10 with
honors over EOS seniors.
Miss Baumgardt also won the
Lewis Scholarship, which is
worth $400 per year for a period
of five years.
She is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Baumgardt of Fl.
Lauderdale, and attended Key
West High School during the
war. In September she will enter
the Florida State University.
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Apply To We'd

Applications for marriage Ii
censes were filed yesterday in
the office of County Judge Ray
mond r. Lord by James w. Rus
sell, 46, of Overseas Hotel and
Virginia E. Cone. Al. of 68-2 Poin-
ciana Place; by Ray ]. King, Is,
of the u. S. Navy and Beatrice
Getgood, "a, of 1924 Seidenberg
avenue; by Clyde A. Bradley, rs,
of the u. S. Navy and Mary Jane
Kaminski, %, of South Wind Ho-
tel, and by Gerald H. Haskins, %,
and Betty Jean Parkhurst, IL,
both of Marathon.
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Rebekah Lodge
viii Meet
Tonight

The regular meeting of Spark
Inns Waters Rebekah Lodge No.
IA will he held this evening at
4a0 D N. at the Knights of
pvthias Hall,
Any visiting Rebekahs are in
xited % attend this and other
HlertlnEs IL the local lodge, il
has BEEN announced.
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Fleet Reserve
liar. TOSpOnsor
RnB,,nage Sale

u has been announced by the
iafiies Auxiliary Of Fleet Re-
serve Association Unit So tina,
they viii sponsor a rummage
sale % Friday and Saturday OF
th.a week.
The sale will be held at st.
1oseph's Parish Hall. and pro-
ferds Will 30 10 the building
fund ~ the organization.
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Personal Mention

Mrs. Jessie Sawyer and her
daughter. Miss Mary Frances
Lumley, are in Key West for a
visit and are at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. E. F. Pierce at 900 Pearl
Street.
Mrs. wyer, recuperating
from a recent operation, feels
that being in Key West and see
ing her many friends here will
hasten her return to good health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Baumgardt
of TT. Lauderdale are visiting MIR.
and Mrs. Leslie Tiff at the latters'
home on Newton street. Mrs.
Baumgardt is sister of Mrs.
Tiff.
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Brief Items OF
Interest to Women

Next time you make French
dressing use tarragon vinegar
with the salad oil and season
well with salt, pepper, mustard;
and dash of sugar.
A quickly prepared vegetable
dish for luncheon or dinner is
made by combining snap beans
and whole-grain corn. Use can
ned vegetables or the cooked
quick frozen ones. Season with
salt and freshly ground pepper
and a little grated onion, as
well as with tablespoon or SO of
butter or margarine.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-14

Men of the primitive Abortribe
wear bark loincloths with tails,
according to the Encyclopedias
Britannica.
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Pledged Contributions In
Let Antonio Live Fund
Now Amounts To $1,000
BY EARL n. ADAMS

For Arthur Sawyer Post American Legion
When oil pledged contributions received the $1,000
goal set for the let Anoniu Live Fund will be reached
George Allen Warren. chairman of the American Legion
committee which speheuded the drive announced Tuesday.
The goal wus apparently reached in four Days.
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Sumae types Of banana must be
t@ked before they can be eaten.
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REPORT

Key West, Fla, June IA. 1910
observation taken at City Office.
$50 am, EST
Temperafures
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TIDES
Naval Basel

Naval Basel
Tomorrow
eastern Standard Time)
High Low
1907 am. 5:44 am.
1885 pm. 1:39 pm.
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Preference Station: Key WesD
Time Of Height Of
Station Tide high wales
Bahia Honda
(bridge) -------.--0h l0m 90 n
No Name Key
least end} f2h 20nn "a - =
Boca Chica
(Sandy Point)-0h 40m
Caldes Channel
tnorth end, t2h lom TIA IT,
NOTE:
(-)-Minus sign: Corrections
to be subtracted.
(+)-Plus sign: Corrections to
be added.
Vanilla plants belong to the
orchid family.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
fsss IS

This eIeverly designed junior
dote dress is surprisingly cosy
to sew. The pattern hos few
pieces. and O cleorly iIlustroted
ehort Is included. The dress
hos q tiny color ond flored
skirt. Soft bonds Of Shirrino
snug in the woistiine to give
the populor empire look. Pic
ture Pottesn Of the Week No.
3l57 Is for sixeS u, u, l3,
II. Is and l8. Size II re-
quires 43s yords of 39-mch
moterioi.~
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AElp AEN Cont. J
sERvTCE STATION ATTENDANT

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
white, experienced. references re-
CURED. HAYNES ESQ SERVICE,
21os Virginia ave. NV -l5
s soeS t Boy ... iS So D se.f r Tas
Be reliable and experienced. DEB
OMAR VALET, 26l2 Conn. ave. NV.
SHIPPING and receiving clerk, whole
sale grocery; exp; only. Good JOB
a i2s E!s sRo g. Tt': 7d 5St sn' 81
saoE SALESMAN. .xper.. ri and
sst.: Eood pay; perm. Apply SHOE
SPOT, 1910 9TH 81. NV. is
sPoTTER. wool: wonderful oop. for
advsncement TO q thorouHhly exp
sober ,r snd reliable 16lsb man no, good 5 ss
cENf fR1 &c eeLESSSsfERRss. ' Sss csfToll
sTfockS CLERK, az. 20 to As, to
HasTa sSs1 Sse ss, oFe ae.
ton. GOOD salary: Apply WASH
INoToN TOBACCO CO, e3l Mssa.
aAx Ak DRsivERs-wm rent 1915 and
~ chsy5elsts, IS per day: Sunday
TEACHERS for elementary private
school IN Arlington. Must have nor
MAJ certificate and degree in eduea-
ton Cal dL; 1900 am t"
TELEvIsIoN INSTALLATION and
I La ssno'i SERVICE sLDo. NJ.
Halle. "a and Que st. s.w. ia
TRUCK DRIVERS and helpers. must
ss in ,. 6anens st soq M1
e eGsfts 'f MoSRRss s sBf sissoi.
vsu nsi i;si HELPER and tire
s5a s sssr' a s1S S1sf
wiTcHnAN. ~ nisht. toy construction
lob; 4 % yaso 900 blk Ess..w Is
wAIcHMAN guaisa an With ss5,.s s1psfa
project. Box 47s-M. Star. IA
WHOLESALE SALESMAN TO cover
already established dealers. Prefer
man experienced in power lawn
moving. equipment. Remuneration
so gssty draM wIst s ssSeu 1su as lsn
portation.. Reply, giving age and all
details Of past experience to Box
YopN6' MAN NAN OR BOY to help in
YOUNG MAN for permanent position
in home ONCE Of life insurance COM
pany; resent high school graduate.
must be 1ood at figures; prefer some
one who plans 20 attend college In
evenings Apply between q and II
am. Room 700, Sl6 l4th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN for service station
work must have experience in lubrl-
cation and tire repairing: SOUTH
WEST SERVICE STATION, 500 4th
YoUSG MAN, white, ls to IS; travel
Midwest, Calf. and return; transp.
earnings. Apply MR. PRATT. Cairo
Hotel, IL to pm. Don't phone.
YOUNG MAN to learn wholesale meat
business. State age and schooling
Box BOX, Star. -16
YOUNG MAN, white, not over 80.
for counter work evenings; must be
sober and willing worker Apply
Pleasant st. NV. Ask for Mr.,
YOUNG MAN, white. driver for
wholesale beauty supply company;
chance for advancement. 1917 II
st. NV, RE. 3131. lie
YOUNG MAN, graduating from nIEn
school this term. wishing TO start
working in jewelry store, will be
e rss .n sse co sefsa and 1 s.ephns
opportunity Tor advancement; gooo
salary to start MR.. LANDY, az
YOUNG MEN 90, white. 10 to rs;
must be neat, ambitious. Travel
u 8. A., national concern. trans
anteed drawing accounty. Average
STOKES, HARRINGTON Hotel. 10 am.
70 pm. No phone. 15s
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experienced, Tor whole
Boz 425-R. Star. 10
Statesmen f2l, experienced: one
military uniforms etc; one for gen
VA WasHsdo SIS suR RffIi .fS .a1 80
9th st. nv. 20
sALEsMEN-Openin for . men sal
ary, commission and retirement. We
trs S HS prefer members Of assonic
order age IS 10 so. Gail ga Tower
s sids Il Z Worrying. Com.
on over ana start 70 vo:E tomorrow
We have q speciality that sells direct
70 the consumer, on easy montnly
payments and We mean sell Year
before last was the biggest in cur
bigser sui. This year our, men are
breaking every sales record We have
ever had An honest. SERIOUS mind
ed man can earn from s75 10 81 30
a. week every week IN the year Nc
SLACK seasons xi1h gs T sas. s 1na
against earned commission. APPLY
3i6 Fing BLDG, 18th and NJ sta
SLIP COVER and upholstery .sics-
man must s e fIPsT;sSneeou p Ap1s
sTERs' a447 isth st. nv. 80
ABOVE AVERAGE EARNINGS for
man who can qualify for ssles su-
pervisor and wholesale dealer in
Washington, D. CO Need car. abil-
ity to maintain headquarters for
products and recruit, train sales
force. For personal interview write
THE w. T. RAWLEIdH CO. Dept
DCF-14-2l6B, Chester, Pa, giving
age and experience in nrst letter.
Replies confidential
Salesman-S5, 900 Up Glass
Career opportunity for right man,
APPOINTMENT selling only. Draw
against earned commission. ENCY-
CLOPEDIA BRITANNICA. Call MI.
Bone, RE. Gall. is
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SITUATIONS AEk tce,,. ,

BOY. colored. desires Too as mes
cycle. Can NE, 1874.
CIVIL ENGINEER. exper, estimator
plans, stee! ana eonerete3 sTanaois,
coIIroE sR. needs Is SIMMER vorf
IN order TO complete last semester
for elee- ems degree also 3 de-
gree TR 154s ia
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. colered will
ing TO Do any type work neat, re-
EXPERT REPAIR woRK-Porehes
c siersa RI etc 5, 6 Contract or day work
LAWYER, desires temporary evening
employment d mos or less wide
experience. including labor relations
mAnagement counSeiinE, Jaw school
s ssash5es N sos ss YER Or s:
MAN. colored, wants ,ob as porter.
stoet work elevator operator.
MAN. eoior.d. would nk. JOB driving
or porter. References. Phon. LU
MAN desires perm position in sl.e.
Appliances business; expeT. IN sales
and service: nov empl as service
man for lse appliances dealer. D.
c. or Va. pref. Box a7o-M, Star
MANAGER Or STEWARD. rest. or
h1ys White chef available Phons
PAfNIERs-Two veterans seek Jobs
Satisfaction guaranteed Beach cot
taGes considered. Can LII. 3-5sh3.
PAINrER-pAPER HANGER. int. ext :;
good work. neat. prompt REIsMAN.
OR ZOO; ewes. OR. 7l2s 90
PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER. also
handy with carpenter tools, wishes
Job in apt BLDG VI 1895 lie
PHARMACIST, with Nd. license, de-
stres 8 or days q week relief work.
Box 2S4-R, Star 10"
PUBLIC RELATIONS, political. bust
ness, personal, veteran newspaper
man, with Hin contacts as well as
national and international press as
soeistions contacts confidential. Box
RADIO li5iS' ENGINEER desires work Alter
5 pm and weskends. Holds nrst
class license. IA. b2l1.
YOUNG ATTORNEY desires position
u lay once or related nslds,. Box
GEoRGrrowN sENIoR-wh.t h.v.
you for alert, capable Gus adm
major? Available am.-5 pm, Can
do anything. Cali Ma, 4316. 49,
G. w. U. STUDENT. male. 90. wants
paTt-time work afternoons or eve
nings. Phone MI. $500. 49,
Ex-GI. 81, married, 3 yrs. COLLEGE.
desire: work. can type, no soliciting.
3 coLiEGE STUDENTS. eolored' de-
sire summer employment. IA. ol42.
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SALES ENGINEER
SITUATIONS WOMEN

CIRCULATION OFFICE MGR, age
81, capable assuming full RESPONSE
biltty; excellent secretary and book
keeper; initiative and htshly compe-
tent; best OF references; seeks posi-
tion where abilities and aualifea-
tons will be appreciated. Box
COLLEGE STUDENT. eolored. desires
lob tipping or light once work. AID.
Cultured GIRL tso,, with child
care and :eaehins sxpsrie Renee as As
family; ref. Box 2sO-R, Star,
ENVELOPES addressed at home. So
thousand; neat, perfect, MISS ROSE
GiRL,' e eoior.d, desires Job as elevator
operator. Call TR. 3453,
GIRL, coloreo, exper.. desires restau-
M Ii BEE 1asE WIDOW Wi f .ss., in
Wsrdmsn. Box s4s-R star.
NURSE, white, hospital trained, Ions
exper-, wishes chronic, invalid case:
S fhE duty asf aI asae
wishes position with children refs.
Chestnut 1897.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, desires
day or night duty. Call Ii. 3-l769.
sTENOGRAPHER-If you are In need
Of competent stenographer or typ
ist for vacation replaeements OF %
RARRETT. pE. esls. IA
TYPING, clerical work, address en-
velopes, post cards, form letters,
stencils. manuscripts, etc. At home;
exper.: pickup. del. WI. 9016. lie
swsr phone and give informa ton;
y Bethesda Oh. Oh. area. MRS, NIL
LER, OIL. 1908.
WOMAN, colored, desires work as dish
machine washer or salad helper. co.
6424. ANDERSON.
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GIRL wants
Job for summer. 70 care for children
at beach resort; sood swimmer; ref
erencss EXCHANGED. WI. ASSS ---lR