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Evening star., 1950-06-11
STENOGRAPHER

We have an opening for a capable
woman between % and 80 years OF
age for q permanent stenographer'
position in our Circulation Depart
ment; 4O-hr.. 5-day week. Must be
able to pass physical exam. In ad-
dement's viii be provided. Apply
Personnel. Room 500.
Evening Star Building
1101 Penn. Ave. NV.
STENOGRAPHER. 5h-day wk.; air
conditioned ONCE: $40 wk. to start.
sTRS6GkApaIR 4eS Il for r-T patent attor-
ney:. experience unnecessary but
must be very apt and intelligent
Permanent. Part or full time. Bon
sTENoGRAPHER. young. accurate;
experience not necessary: newspaper
advertising department; 5-day week
sTfNoGRlAiPHER-Permanent posi-
ton for small real estate ONCE: age
$3.50; 5-day week; hours $40 to 5;
Ma $500, between and II.
sTENOGRAPHER-E Excellent oppor-
tunity for refined young lady as
etenographer with national associa-
ton. permanent position, five-d
tienf b'Sins infaiaenae more
important than experience; 81. 400.
Box BLK. Star Ill
STENOGRAPHER- CLERK, real estate
office: learn real estate. conveyance
ing and ms. business; 5Is-day week.
$40; must be under 40 yrs. MAR
SHALL J. WAPLE CO.. 1924 14th
st. NV. DI. 3346. -l2
Stenographer- interviewer
Permanent Employment
For lady between 25 and 40. inter
esting work. In mortgage loan de-
partment of financial institution.
Pleasant surroundings, air-condi-
toned ONCE. convenient downtown
location. Write. giving education.
age and experience, Box 37S-G, Star.
sTENO. .-RECEPT.-sman once. 5-day
wk Call RE. 5s6S for appoint
sTENoGRAPHER-Young lady. high
school graduate; shorthand and
tipping reQ.; exp. desired but not
necessary; for perm. pos. CHARLES
G. STOTT e. CO. Cali Mrs. Shelton,
MA. 41S1 for appointment.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. some
exper.; steady. Apply in person to
MIR. NEAL. 4sO0 branch ave. sil-
swTrcHBoaRD SsF hal Ms caskRsaa1TsoiR ofkRa1ToR, exper.
secretarial board: exclusive NV. apt.
house; Apply res. nnsr- 273o Wis
TfExCaaER for cooperative kinder
gaItsns next fall: 9 70 Il. write
KrNDEFGARTKN COMMITTEE. Lam
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BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced,
salary and commission: hours, 10 to
Beauty isttpF ave; oPfRAfokWGxperie PEI IL CG
all-around; highest salary and COM
mission; permanent position; 5-day
wk. ALFRED BEAUTY SALON, 2227
n. Pershing dr., Arl,. CHI. 1851. -12
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all around,
pleasant surroundings; good salary
ALBERT de PARIS, 1924 Conn. ave.
apply in person. -15
BEAUTY OPERATOR, woman OF
top salary. EMILE. 1921 Conn. ave
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exp, for down
town shop; 5-day wk.; excellent sal
airy and comm. Phone ME. 7046
BEAUTY OPERATOR to learn spe-
cial face treatment at cool summer
resort. Box 72-J, Star. -12
BEAUTY OPERATOR-At once. Good
salary and commission. CATHEDRAL
SALON OF BEAUTY. 5000 Conn.
BEAUTY OPERATORS two5 with
following; Immediately; salary NO
object. All answers confidential.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exper.; nea,
Chevy Chase Circle; 5-day wk
BEAUTY OPERATORS tS), for our
1921 Conn. ave. and downtown 18th
st. salons: highest salary and COM
mission. EMILE, 1921 Conn. ave.
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HELP MEN tcont.l J
SALESMAN

S5,0OO-up class; career oppor. for
right man. Appointment selling
only We have more contacts than
our present staff can cover, sup
ported by radio, magazine publicity.
Draw against earned comm. ENCY-
Magill, RE. 691l, for executive in
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CORSET SALESWOMAN

Excel opportunity for good sales
women to be trained as corsetiere;
discount on purchases, free hos
pitaliZation and other employe hene-
fits. Apply Personnel Once, 5th
floor
1Nr rDENrDED6,c
Evening star., 1950-06-11

NURSE, doctors ONCE. NV. section;
5-day week. Box 36-L. Star.
NURSE. registered, white, doctor
ONCE and compensation clinic. 52-
day. give age, experience. reference
marital status and telephone num-
ber. Box 392-L. Star
NURSERY SCHOOL TEACHER. exp.
for coop. Alex. school. Phone TIE.
OFFICE GIRL, must have experience
in credit store; light bookkeeping
typing, etc; salary, $50 q week
PAYRoLL CLERK. experienced with
large payroll and social security
returns: must be typist; age 25-35;
state experience and qualifications
PERSONNEL COUNSELOR, under s5
p; G.. business experience. Call
PRACTICAL NURSE, care of invalid
Sherwood Forest; 500 month; live
in; no cooking or laundry. Box
PRESsERS. experienced on woolens
also experienced silk flnishers; good
pay, SAFEWAY CLEANERS, S24a
PuBIfC sTENoGRAPHER has open
ing for expert Stenographers; full
or part time tno evening or week
end workers.; age limit. 40. Call
ST 1871 -13
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SALESMAN
SALESMAN

Young man between 2O-25 with pleas
ing personality and sales ability. to
contact local dealers; mechanical
aptitude preferable, but not neces-
sary: permanent position. Apply
REMINGTON-RAND. 1915 L NV,
between hours Of IL am. and 3 pm.
eIItandnxr
Evening star., 1950-06-11

pAAN' AAIDnAN1Ch IbLll. DIV,
1900 18th st. NV. Apply mornings
SECRETARY for buyer of photo
keep time schedule. Apply Mr..
Thomas at BRENNER's, 933 Penn.
ave NV. RE. 2434.
SECURITIES SALESMAN - Long-es.
tablished investment firm. member,
OF the New York Stock Exchange
snrsd have openings OPENINGS for several expert.
ate in furnishing ideas and val.
liable leads. Highest references re.
quired. Mr.. Kreeger, ROBERT C
SERVICE SALESMAN. pleasant per.
Sonality. qualified to make repair
estimates and diagnose mechanical
troubles; compensation attractive to
for an interview. ATS MoToRs,
INC. 1910 Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va,
SERVICE STATION MEN t2). with
at least 10 years experience TED'S
ESQ STATION, 11th and Park rd.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
must be experienced; 8 days week.
CoNNORS, INC, 2721 Naylor rd. s.e.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Need experienced men; good salary,
ICAN SERVICE CENTER, 5s5 No.
Glebe rd-' Arlington, Va. -13
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
must be exper.. willing and have
refs. Apply 4531 18th st. NV.
sHRyfcE PfsSfe sTair1oN simai ArrENDASr, DaS
white. mechanically inclined: Silver
Spring area. SH. 9653 bet. II
SHEET METAL uopuppS
non: union, experienced in stainless
steel work. Apply in person or call
MARENKA METAL MFG. CO, soil
Creston ave-, Bladensburg, Md AP.
1898. Iii
SHOE MANAGER. salesman, falso
woman! and extras With exper.
only, looking for permanent ar
rangements. either in Wash. or
Alex:-no floaters. Call for appoint.
ECK'S SHOES. TIE. 565S.
SHOEMAKER, to set up shop in a
very busy dry cleaning store on an
arranged percentage basis; wonder
ful opportunity for right man. Call
SHOE SHINE BoY-1s5s Columbia
sHoRT-oRDER cooK-club work;
hours. II noon to pm; suburban
Washington. Call WI. 1077. Ia
SIGN PAINTERS - JAMES PAINT
SHOP, 457 n: Y: ave. NV.
10 pm. SCHNEIDERS, e231 Ga.
ave NV
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SALES TRAINEE

Who needs approx. $50 weekly while
training and $75-S125 thereafter
We want an average, ambitious,
neat-appearing man, willing to work
hard for better -than-average in
come, desiring a future with an
established international corpora
ton. MR.. MCDANIEL. RIM. $40,
1900 18th st. NV. Apply mornings
only. If
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Statesmen

With car. Some selling experience.
After 1 weeks training you will
earn better than 500 weekly sal
ary, CON mission, bonus. vacation
with pay. We furnish you with
customers from our expanded ad-
vertising programs on radio, tele-
vision and newspapers. Positively
nc canvassing. Apply CLEAN-RTTE
STORES, Qo5 F st NV -12
Evening star., 1950-06-11
HELP MEN
statesmen

2 statesmen wanted. with cars: must
have vacuum cleaner and sewing ma
chine exper.; no canvassinR; leads
furnished. Call in person at N723
9th st. NV, Wash. Mr. KAY
Evening star., 1950-06-11
SPECIALITY SALESMAN

SPECIALITY SALESMAN
West Coast corporation will have fac
tory representative in Washington
to form sales organization for ex-
elusive territory in D. c. and nearby
Va. and Md, presenting absolutely
new changeable letter, changeablt
color electric display sign. Quality
men wanted for a quality product
Men with car given preference: F.,
appointment phone MR.. HAYMAN
ME. 5919, between noon and pm
tuesday. or Q to 2 Wednesday. 49,
SpOTTER-Year-round Job for oual-
ltv man: wool and silk DIANE
CLEANERS, 1929 Columbia rd.
SPoTTERS. experienced. for whole
sale dry cleaning: GOOD pay; steady
SAFEWAY CLEANERS, s242 Georgia
STEWARD AND KITCHEN MANAGER
white, with experience; work with
chef 40 to so years: Salarv open:
references required. Call DI. 26S1
| for appointment. Ia
STOCK CLERK - Intelligent ant
adaptable young man as stock clerl
in book store; occa sional selling re-
uuired. Permanent. full-time posi-.
tion Apply WILLIAM BALLAN.
TYNE g. SONS. 1921 F st. NV. be-
tween 10 and IL am. and 2 tt
| 4 pm. -13
STOCK MAN. preferably with elec.
tric supply knowledge. JU. $4,000
Evening star., 1950-06-11
FINANCE OFFICE

Experienced loan once girl. with
bookkeeping knowledge: excellent op-
portunity for Advancement; 5z-day
week. vacation with pay, bonus
HERSOE AUTO AND APPLIANCE
CO., DE. 400. --12
Evening star., 1950-06-11
REAL ESTATE SALESWOMEN
FANTASTICl

REAL ESTATE SALESWOMEN
FANTASTIC!
made S635 Friday; new agent. Mrs
Fink. made $2S7 so the same day
Dorothy Hamilton, Ii. 6-S29s, S45f
last week. Selling real estate fol
US Is a fascinating. money making
II young. active. think you can sci
and have a. car. Join our free classe,
starting Tuesday, June 18th. pm,
at 9717 Georgia ave.
ST. OTIS. G4k Ra. fsss. 4 So uN. 1927.
RESIDENT MANAGER, mature. ex-
band. for limited duties IN air:
conditioned apt. bldg. on Capitol
Hill. Compensation. efficiency apt.
only no salary. Box 1861. Star.
SALES GIRI-Jewelry store: part
time, 21-35; 2 and 8 days wk; shift
midnight. ST. 7aes. Ill :
SALESGIRL
For hosiery and handbags; perma--
nent position; excellent salary and
sppI1 e. MsssEp Msss r sHoEs es
SALESUlhL LOT AtanBton most ppp-
ular dress shop: prefer. party be.
tween 25 and 35 yrs. OF age; good
salary and commission. WYENS,
3l34 Wilson blvd. Clarendon. Ill
SALESGIRLS, experienced. for retail
bakery dept. in super market; part
time only: must be avail. Sat-, Sun.
holidays. Apply In person, POS1N6'
5756 Georgia ave. NV. la
sALESLADY for dress dept; steady
position; salary and comm. ABBY
MODEL sHOP, 1908 r st. NV. Iii
Evening star., 1950-06-11

YOUNG MAN wanted by clothing
manufacturer retail outlet in
Washington. To keep records and
make himself generally useful. Gen.
trail location Pleasant surround
ings; permanent: excel. future for
alert person. Some clothing exper.
useful but not essential. Write fully
to Box 405-J, Star.
YOUNG MAN, intelligent, to rent and
prepare cabins at Mt. Motel. Write
fully, GLENDALE. Luray. Va.
YOUNG MAN---White, Is yrs, to
work in wholesale tobacco house.
YOUNG MAN for part-time sales
work, evenings and Saturdays. Our
liberal commission makes it possible
to substantially supplement your
present income. In reply give age,
race. marital status and where
presently employed. Write Bon
YOUNG MAN for counter work in
6elicatessen; hours, 6 a.m,-3. Apply
in person. CHAMPION DELEGATES
SEN, S107 Ga. ave, Silver Spring
Evening star., 1950-06-11

YOUNG MAN: If you are
graduating this June and are
a diiigent worker, fine charac-
ter, with integrity and loyalty,
if you would like to learn the
dry cleaning business and
build good future, see us
about a permanent lob; good
pay with increases; experience
not necessary. Apply EX-
QUISTTE CLEANERS, 800
Georgia ave. NV.
Evening star., 1950-06-11
BEAUTY OPERATOR

BEAUTY OPERATOR
Steady position, wages and commits
sion; conditioned shop. BILLS
BEAUTY SALON, 1406 Monroe st.
NV Ii
CASHIER, must be experienced with
NCR-2000. for ladies' ready to wear
store; good salary, steady position
excellent working conditions, plus
other benefits. BREsLAU. 6I4 18th
st. NV.
CASHIER and switchboard operator,
terred. OLD DOMINION MOTORS.
INC. s33 N. Pitt St. Alex. Va.
CASHIER-Hyattsville Theatre, Hy-
attSville, Maryland. Apply to man
ager in person. Do not phone.
CASHTERS-Must be exper. for work
in super market; top wages, excel
lent. working conditions: free hosp,
paid vacations. bonus plan and many
other employe benefits Apply Room
I24, Shirlington Trust Bldg, Shir-
Lngton Shopping Center, Arlington.
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SALESMAN AT ONCE

SALESMAN AT ONCE
immediate opening for man over 80
to become permanent local repre-
sentative Of old established firm;
protected territory; repeat business;
income; sales experience not essen
tial as successful applicant will re-
ceive systematic training; car re-
Quired. Phone MIR. SANDERSON
at SH. 5166 Monday or TU. $500
Tuesday. -12
SALES MANAGER (wholesale firm)-
Hire trained, good, small sales staff,
build UP new customers; long-estab-
nshed company selling to local re-
tail merchants; very good salary
plus perm. Phone Ii. 7-6242. -12
Evening star., 1950-06-11
GENERAL OFFICE
WORK

MUST BE ABLE TO ACCEPT
RESPONSIBILITY
21-35 yrs. of age. Must be able to
type: good salary. pleasant working
conditions. paid vacations Apply to
Mr. Kirkland. WEATHERGUARr
CORP. 1921 14th st. NV.
10
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SALESMAN

Experienced shoe salesman Of vomen's
high-grade footwear; excellent oppor.
for right man; only those expert
enced need apply. 1898 Conn. ave.
NV -13
Evening star., 1950-06-11

GIRLS to assist with general ONCE
work; excel. salary. EISEMAN' s,
F at 5th NV
Evening star., 1950-06-11
MEN

FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE OF
LARGE CORPORATION WILL BE
IN WASHINGTON MONDAY, JUNE
IL, TO INTERVIEW MEN RE-
GARDING A PLAN TO PLACE THEM
IN A BUSINESS FOR THEMSELVES
WITHOUT AN INVESTMENT
WE HAVE NOTHING TO SELL YOU
NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED
SEVERAL MEN WILL BE GIVEN THE
OPPORTUNITY OF BEING IN
SECURITY.
AGE rs NO BARRIER IN THIS
BUSINESS. NEAT APPEARING
MARRIED MEN BETWEEN THE
AGES OF 25-45. WHOSE HOME
LIFE IS CONGENIAL AND WHO
HAVE AN HONEST DESIRE TO
PROVE THEIR WORTH, WILL BE
PERSONALLY INTERVIEWED.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-01

George Ruos, spent Tuesday and
wednesday in Philadelphia.
Mr.: and Mrs. L. Clancy of Balti-
more spent the weekend with
MRS, Chaney's daughter, Mrs. Geo
steele and Mr. Steele.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wimbrow
ana daughter, spent the weekend
M;th Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Adams in
washington, D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clapperton of
Moorestown, N. j., spent several
days last week with her parents
MI and Mrs. H. w. Cannon.
Mrs. Ernest Voss of near town
is on the sick list
Mrs, Jeerry Kehlenbrink enter
tanned at a surprise stork shower
IN honor of Mrs. James REAGAN on
Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reiff and
chlldren of Freehold. N. l. snant
tne weekend with Mrs. Reiff's par
ehts' Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Macklin
Mr' and Mrs. OrtOn Webb enter
Ialhed the following guests at din
ner on thanksgiving: Mr.. and Mrs
W. Il. Quillen, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ara Quiilen and son, Billy. and Mr.
ana Mrs. Fred Truitt of Lewes
Dihher guests of Mr.. and Mrs
waiter OrendOrf on Sunday eve
nlhg were Mr.. Orendorf's parents
MI. and Mrs. James West of Milton
Miss Grace Kern, of New York
Cl'y' spent the Thanksgiving holi-
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-01

the youngest name" bandleade1
in the nation (hes 25) got his
start while a student at the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania. He later
became musical director at radio
station WCAU in PHILADELPHIA AND
soon had his own cOast-to-coast
radio show on CHS.
For his Milford engagement Eli
OF Lawrence and his orchestra will
Offer the music and songs that
made them famous in a RHYTHM
packed revue. Featured with the
band are lovely song stylist, Rosa
lind Patton, and Danny Riccardo.
There will be four stage shows at
about 2:15, 1850, S:2O and 1O.45.
The screen attraction scheduled on
the same program is jeff Chandler
(star of Broken ArrOw") with
Marta loren in "DepOrted." Tick
cts for this outstanding stage and
screen show are now on sale at
the New Milford box office.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-01

and Mr. John Hazel, Jr., of Phila.
delphia, spent Thanksgiving with
Mrs. John Hazel, Jr., also, Robert
Hazel, 2 ESM 3rd class of Nor
folk, visited his mother over the
holiday and weekend.
Mr. Joseph Hazel has enlisted in
the U. S. Navy and is stationed at
The Great Lakes.
Capt. and Mrs. John Law enter
tanned to dinner Friday night.
Capt. and Mrs. Harry Law and son,
Donald, of Philadelphia.
Major John Robert Law and
Capt. Jehu McCabe, both Selby-
vile boys, met in Massana Air
Base Japan. Neither knew the
other was there.
The members of Salem Sunday
School enjoyed hearing Miss Juan
ita Rivera, a student Of the Uni
Verslty of Delaware, but a resi-
dent of Vieques Island, Porto Rica.
Rev Vinol E. Hills returned to
his home in Wilmington on Friday
ailef spending the past two weeks
with Mr.. c. L. McCabe, Sr.
Mrs. Osha Kueshea visited her
daugher and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert White and Arlena in BishoD-
vile, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Elmer West
and son, Kenney, entertained at a
turkey dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. George
II. MaGee, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
West and Mrs. Viola Bishop
Mrs. Mary Grapperhaus enter
Gained to dinner on Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs. Rollin McCabe and Rob
ert McCabe of Wilmington. Miss
Louise Browne, Mrs. Eva Curry of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Mumford and
had as their Sunday din
ner guests Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
MumfOrd of lower Bishopville.
Mrs. r. d. Smith and Mrs
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-01

ington, is. spending this week with
Mrs. Georgia Wiley.
Mrs. Norman Scott spent Satur-
day in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Baker of Can
non and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lofiand
OF near Bridgeville went on mo-
tor trip into Virginia and over the
SKY Line Drive over the past week
end.
Mr.. H. P. Cannon and MIR. James
culver were in Baltimore on We'd
nesday.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-01

Elliot Lawrence. his piano, and
his orchestra, will appear in per-
son on the stage of the New Mil
ford Theatre, Milford, next Sunday.
December 8, for one of the sea-
sons most eagerly awaited en-
gagements.
Lawrence brings his band to
Milford following one of the most
successful tours in name band"
history. During the past few
months they have been breaking
records throughout the country at
colleges, theatres and hotels. The
most recent campus poll showed
Elliot Lawrence to be the number
one band among cOllegians. This
was abetted by the more than. 400
colleges they have played. The Disc
Jockey Poll showed that the ma
tiOn's radio men voted Lawrence
their top choice for new honOrs
and Look magazine voted them
the band of the year!" Lawrence
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-01
BRIDGEVILLE
By Mrs.
Keller HOch
Phone
Bridgeville 52SG

Capt and Mrs. Harry Law anf
son, Donald Law. of Philadelphia
spent the holiday weekend al
their summer home on Maine st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Murray and
family entertained to dinner on
Thursday, Mr.. and Mrs. Rollie
Downey, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Muir
ray, Jr., and family, Mrs. Lizzie
Hamblin and Mr. and Mrs. Gran
vile Campbell and sons.
Miss Carole Waller of Snowhill
visited her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. DerricksOn from Thurs
day until Sunday, when her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Waller.
came for her and were dinner
guests, returning to their home in
Snowhill, Sunday evening.
Mr.. Walter Long returned home
from the Delaware Hospital Will
mington, on Monday, much i'm
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Brumberg
and children spent from Wednes-
day until Sunday with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Brumberg III
Clayton, N. J.
Mrs. Mary Grapperhaus enter
tanned to dinner on Sunday, Mr.
and Mrs. Rollin McCabe. Nancy
McCabe and Robert McCabe of
Wilmington, Mrs. Eva Curry. Lou
ise Browne of town and Mr.. Harlan
of Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Layton had
as their dinner guests on Thursday
Mrs. Ethel Walker and Marie Ev-
ans, Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Hudson.
Bishops, Mrs. Myrtle MaGee and
Reba, Yvonne and FlOvd
OF Millville and Mr.. and Mrs. Jac-
OBJ Smith of Roxana.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hazel, Sr..
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-01

days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kern.
MIR. w. H. Newton spent the
weekend with his grandson, Mr..
Fred Truitt and Mrs. Truitt in
Lewes.
Mrs. Adele Rice and daughter,
Catherine, Mrs. JEFF Gray and Mrs.
Dorothy Cromer of SeafOrd, spent
Tuesday in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Vandenburg of
Baltimore, spent the weekend
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-01
Norman Collision.

Norman Collision.
Mrs. Ida Parker and Mrs. Maude
Loockerman spent Thanksgiving
Day with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Parker in Ell Dorado, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Baker were
IN Philadelphia for the day on Mon
day.
Mr.. Richard Wells of the Uni
versity Of Delaware, spent the
thanksgiving holidays with Mr.
and Mrs. Kendell Jones.
Mrs. Ethel Whitehouse of Wilm-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-03

Most potential US. oil-produc
ing areas are located in % states.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-03
Social Security
Representative
Arrives Tuesday
(P) Wirephoto

Miss Louise Pennington, field
representative of the Old-Age
and Survivors Insurance phase
of Social Security. will be at the
Florida State Employment Ser
vice office, 314 Simonton street
on Tuesday, April 4, from $50
until 1890 p. m
Miss Pennington viii issue So
cial Security numbers, take APP
plications for duplicate cards,
handle all wage record service
and take claims for Old-Age and
Survivors Insurance Benefits.
Persons who have worked I'M
der Social Security and who are
now IS years Of age should, if
they have not already investlgat-
ed their status, see Miss Penning-
ton.
Survivors of persons who have
worked under Social Security
should visit her for the purpose
of filing their claims or ascertain
ing their rights.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-03
Slight Oversight
Costs Government
Total OF 100000

TOKYO.-P,.-Give the Jap
anese time. You can't expect MRS
acles. They'll get the hang of
these peculiar western customs
eventually
Like this AMUSEMENT tax bust
ness. Odd thing that. With their
typical enthusiasm for things
western, the Japs passed an
amusement tax. And dutifully,
the theaters began collecting it
from the patrons.
But something went wrong. And
as a result, the government will
auction off four leading theaters
for tax arrears.
You see, the tax money was
collected all right But the thea
tiers neglected to pass the money
on to the government
Just slight oversight Of $780,
900,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-03
CONTINUED From Page Onel

continued from rage OneI
asked Congress to enact the
Brannan Farm plan Mr. Truman
sent Congress an 300 word mes
sage urging that the lawmakers
avoid what he called makeshift
farm legislation. He said it is
time for Congress to work on
fundamental Improvements, and
he said the Brannan program
would assure fair prices to farm
crs an dconSumers alike.
The Br1nnan Plan aims at al
lowing perishable crops to find
their own market price while the
farmers receive direct payment
from the government.
Mr.. Truman also told Congress
in his message why he signed a
new cotton-peanut-potatoSS>l law
He said there are Objectionable
features in the meaSure-btt,
Mr.. Truman added, the good fea-
lures seer to outweigh the bad.
Mr.. Truman sent telegram OF
congratulations to Paul c.. Hoff-
man, chairman of the Economic
Cooperative Administration, to-
day on the occasion of a meeting
in the Statler Hotel, Washington,
in which Hoffman is being laud-
ed for his efforts in ECA.
Secretary of State Dean Ache
son and General Marshall, form
or Secretary of State, and many
others are offending the meeting
The President also released the
text of a letter he had written to
Secretary CT the Army Gray ask
ing him to accept a position as
Special Assistant to the President
before he leaves the Army to as
sumo the presidency of the Uni
versity of South Carolina.
The President told his. press
conference last week that he is
asking Gray to accept a job OF
finding a solution in setting up d
narrower spread between imports
and exports
The President also submitted
Gray's response, telling the Presi-
dent that he would accept.
This morning the President and
Miss Margaret Truman, his
daughter, strolled through the
Key West Naval Station enroute
to Truman Beach for swim.
Miss Truman wore blue
blouse and yellow shorts. She
hummed a merry tune as she
walked along beside her father
who carried his cane, as always
when he is here.
William HaSSctt, Secretary to
President Truman, went fishing
this morning with Commander
Mcdonald, commanding officer
of the Williamsburg, the PreSi-
dental yacht.