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Evening star., 1950-04-05
PERSONALS Cont
PARK ROAD HOME
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

Vacancies fcs ladies and semitic mer
Where Kindness. fns tocd gooG
nursing car. Is the vGls, not the sx-
eep.lon. Reasonable rates AID, 6S- I
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SALESMAN

Mid Atlantic Appliances, Inc.
2046 W. Va. Ave. NE.
distributors Admiral, Bendix, Kit
chen Kraft. Coleman, Royal. Fasco/
products. See MR.. SULLIVAN, 8
to 10 am. No phone calls. IS
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SAIESLADIES
WE HAVE SEVERAL
OPENINGS FOR
EXPERIENCED SALES
HELP. MacMANNES,
1912 G ST. NV.

SALESWOMAN, full or part-time, one
thoroughly familiar with fabrics and
home sewing; prefer some one living
in vicinity of store. HOME STITCH
SHOP, Shirlington Business Center,
Arlington. Va -
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FOOD CHECKER. experienced; good
salary and meals. Apply Steward,
CARLTON HOTEL, 18th and K sts.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, experienced, part
time; evening and week end work.
Refs, white or light colored. AT.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored, expert
enced, night work, PARK LANE
PHARMACY, 2029 Eye ST. NV -6
GIRL-No night work
no Sunday work; meals and uni
forms furnished. COLONIAL DRUG,
GENERAL OFFICE WoRKER-Typist
and asst. bookkeeper Apply 1920
Wis. ave. Resident of Bethesda or
Chevy Chase preferred. -
OSTESS-Receptioni for fine tea
room; some experience preferred
excellent salary. Apply 2OO3 Eye
st. NV. -6
technician secretary;
for doctors once; give exper., refs,
age. Box 10Y. Star. IS
hse.; good place;
Mt Pleas apt. or live out; exper
necessary; refs. Box 410-B. Star. =
MARKER AND ASSORTER for laun-
dry: must be exper. Apply LUNA
CLEANERS, 1908 14th st NV. -
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HELP DOMESTIC

HELP DOMESTIC
COOK-Man or woman. "all-around'
boarding club cook; temp. work.
Also maid Tor g.h.w., part s't time. me- days avs.
COOK C .H.W.-Dcwnstairs work: for
small family; good, reliable worker;
live in; refs. EN-. 1131. 3
COOK-MA!D, colored. dependable. for
family OF 3 In. NV. section; must
be accustomed to Service in better
care for 2-year-old girl. Salary S35
per week. Hours, IL am. until after
dlnner with alternate Sats. ana
cook,MATD,A As Experienced; GH iHi A}Rss }oeal ref,
/ day OF per week and every other
Sunday. Salary SIS and carfare.
= GsII rrS OR. o I435 stts, o 5 pm.
iene.s; ''ssT ss5. q EN-. etsstf''a' sso4' e0n'eh-
Bendix; of Y day Wed, a day
Sun; refs; live-in; empl. husband
ok cal call , Ii. i a-11oo between 10
G.H.W.; live in; reliable white woman,
HOUSEKEEPER- -MAID-White or col
ored; live in: S65 mo-; Thurs. after
noon and every Sun. OF. uN. 1927
MAID, between 3O-40, to do g.h.w
and laundry; must be fond Of chill
dren. City references. AK. 1855
sEvENTH-DAY ADVENTIST for gen.
eral housework: likes children: capa-
Bile OF taking charge; D. C. reference.
Hours 10 to Z; S22 and carfare
MI. 1928. -6
25 and 40. to care for small girl in
exchange for room and board plus
small calary: must have references.
If not experienced. please don't ap-
ply Call WA 5nhR -R
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Il'l Etlili. ave. NV.
USED-CAR LOT MAN-Exper. with
some mechanical knowledse Apply
D; C. CAR WHOLESALERS, 1910
TREE EXPERTS. experienced; good
pay. Phone DE. 1471. -6
WOOL PRESSER-A-l; experienced
only: OK. 2445. Is .
WOOL PRESSER, experienced, good
salary, steady lob Apply at once.
SPEVAk BROS. 125 B st. Sc -
MAN-Exper. in chaln-link fence
construction. Phone after pm.
NO. 6136. e
MAN for rug repair dept. Some ex-
per desired. Must be able to meet
public and give estimates. Apply
Mr.. Saunders, ARCADE-SUNSHIE
7:}5 Lamont st. NV. II
MAN to assist theater mgr. GEM
THEATER, l131 9TH st. NV.
Man to 45. Good education and
appearance; for permanent position
IN customers depa rtment. Start
about $50 week with increases.
Room 205, 1927 Eye st. NV. Apply
10 a m to Z % m
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SALESMAN

Attrac. position open with
expanding organization for
appliance and television
salesman. Highest commits
sion and drawing account.
Car essential. IA. 1911.
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FOR A SMART WOMAN

TOIC II OMAn I WOMAN
Creative selling is wonderful job
for a smart woman. 1t is one oc-
cupation where woman has q
chance to do as well as man
this sort OF position open for you
Liberal percentage plan; expert
training; no canvaSsing; car re-
quired. To arrange for interview
with company representative, write
Box 303-C, Star. Give telephone
number and background. =
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HELP MEN tCont. }

JANITOR, exper., for newly con-
structed apt. house, in NV. D. CT;
excellent living quarters and pay,
man and wife only. Write full par
ticulars, Box 1850. Star. g
JEWELRY SALESMAN, exper. for re-
tail store; salary open; depending
on experience and ability B.
MICHAELSON g. SON, 1901 6 st
NV =
LABORERS, long term Job, good paw.
DIRECTIONS: Up Lee Highway, right
on Roosevelt, LURIA DEVELOPMENT
90 q
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spAY. April S. 1880
HELP MEN

statesmen, to sell startling new in
vention, decorative window blinds;
must be capable Of earning commits
sions exceeding $4,000. ST. OIL.
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HELP WOMEN (Cont. J

CLERK-TYPIST. also to answer
phone. must be experienced: excel
lent salary. Apply L. z. MASSEY,
office, 606 18th st. rw -
CLERK-TYPIST, Young girl. neat ap-
pearance for general office work;
pleasant surroundings. Apply to Mr..
Finn. FRANC JEWELRY CO.. ia
King St, Alexandria. IS
CLERK -TYPIS1, auto company;
cashier. finance company or tag
and title experience required: ex-
cellent salary; please state age anG
qualifications. Box 3OS-Y Star
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statesmen (3)

statesmen (3)
Aggressive national TV
organization needs 3
proven closers for rap
idly expanding opera
ton. Must have late
model car. Apply in per-
son (no phone calls) to
MUNTZ TV, 77O2 Geor-
gla ave. NV.
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TRUCK DRIVER

Colored. 25-35 years of age, neat
in Appearance Must have D. c.
permit no trafic violations; must
be able to pass physical exam. 40
hour week. Apply Personnel, Room
500.
Evening Star Building
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SALESMAN

If you are making less than $4,000
a year or interested in having a
job with a national concern where
you are your own bo~S, come in
and talk it over. Contacts furnished
and thorough training given. See
MR. MAGILL, Room 80. Ring Bldg,
18th and M SITS NV. %
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LABORER
EVENING STAR BUILDING

Colored. 25-35 years of age. physi-
cally ft for immediate employment
Apply Personal. Room sos.
EVENING STAR BUILDING
llG1 Penn. Ave, NV.
LANDSCAPE AND GROUNDS main
tenance foreman; exper. only. OIL.
1881. -6
LANDSCAPING WORK - Outside
work. West Montrose I'd. intersec-
tion Of Rockville pike and George
town I'd. WI. 800. -5
LINOLEUM and asphalt tile mechan-
les; experienced only: apply DIS
TRICT TILE & LINOLEUM CO.,
f30 9th st. NV =
LINOLEUM MECHANICs-THE IL
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MATTRESSES

MATTRESSES
Attractive young women between is
and IS, interested in positions To-
Gated in D. c. and nearby Arlingt ton
and Maryland. Salary plus tips;
meals and uniforms furnished. Ex.
cellent employment BENEFITS. Apply
personnel office.
HOT sHoPPEs. INC.
Evening star., 1950-04-05
AMI
PROOF PASSERS

PHOTOGRAPHERS AND
PROOF PASSERS
For portrait studio. Must be thor
Apply GOLDcRAFT PORTRAITS,
116 18th st. NV. -
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER, requires
services OF rapid stenographer under
40 with diversified experience. Hourly
basis. part or full-time. mo evening
RH,I gr Tessend ssIsrT EoSkeTs Sell st 197I
opening. for ., women who want to
better themselves. Real opportunity
for the right persons. RIGGS AND
RECEPTioSiST SST' AND TELEPHONE
operator. knowledge Of tipping; -ex-
cellent working conditions; salary
RfsbENT E 1b nj mS Sas e. sst
for suburban garden apartment
RESIDENT MANAGER for exclusive
Northwest apartment house must
be experienced; age limit 2S-45.
Apply 273o Wisconsin ave. NV,
sALEsGIRLs ta,, full time, pm.
I'll! midnlsht and part time; age
pref class mode 1e%elrn 5nD waafea stofe
washington National Airport, ST;
1866 Call between s am. and
to sell dresses. coats
and suits. Must be thoroughly ex-
perienced; salary to start, $50; per-
menent, advancement. Apply REGAL
be experienced in
moderate priced dresses. Fun or
part time Call RE 5S45 -6
Evening star., 1950-04-05
INSTRUCTION COURSES

MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul-
ture. all subjects taught Approved
sna sxenins classes, VAR Flynn
BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 G st NV
BRoADCAsTING and teleyision writ;
classes, and private lessons; new
term tern begins soon; Addition for
!ors. NATIONAL ACADEMY OF
BooKKEEPING. comptometer, Typ
ing, shorthand, Bus; Manasement-
attend BOYD SCHOOL, roo 18th at
G. MA. 2340 New classes starting
NOW-Visit IN person:
VETERAN NEWSPAPERMAN will give
expert private instruction in journal
actual practice in covering events
I5AES ps4SIsc re- u6s ps1vE e., a11E-wAy "a
MAKE Mf,i p MORE 81; w MoSRY@Now SG Nov II = Beg.
and refresher courses in shorthand.
typing, bookkeeping, accounting.
comptometer. PIX tel. work, plenty
OF positions, top salaries. New
classes starting now, BOYD SCHOOL
SSSsto % SiS'' '"o A%ta a' w. M
TELEPHONE tPBx) COURSE with
tipping in an established school, 80
yrs. exp, excel. opportunities. Reg.
1T once. Miss PAGE, BOYD SCHOOL,
zoo 18th. cor. G. MA. 2340.
REAL ESTATE COURSE
Learn the business quickly under the
supervision of Marshall J. Waple.
active realtor kr more than 25 yrs.
Complete coverage of all phases
from listings through settlements;
all questions and answers on real
estate license law and examinations,
Knowing the answers is selling.
Glass forming for April 18th, meet
ing each Monday and Thursday, s
to 10 pm. Ten lessons of hours
each Briefs furnished on all sub
jects. phone for further informa-
tion or literature. Class limited.
Last class til fall.
MARSHALL r WApI,T
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OFFICE CLERK-Nocn till 8 pm,
5k-day week. Call MR.. COLE, SH
6S46 Tor appointment. .
PANTRY AND SALAD GIRL-Must
be exper. Apply in person. CAPITAL
HILL CAFETERIA, 101 B st. sc.
PIX RECEPTIONIST; 1925 yrs. ;
excellent voice imperative. EX
3n4O, between q-5 -6
Evening star., 1950-04-05

MARSHALL j. WAFFLE
1924 l4th ST. NV DI. 3346. 7
is TELEVISION
PASSING YOU BY?
NOW is THE TIME TO GET
STARTED
DON'T SAY 81 WISH I HAD"
Get into this brand Television
field while the demand for trained
personnel is still growing.
AMERICAN TELEVISION can help
you qualify for high pay. steady en-
ployment, rapid advancement as q
Television expert.
Study at home or train in worlds
largest and best equipped television
laboratories.
Full information without cost or
obligation, Write. phone or visit us
today! ONCE hours, weekdays, 9 am
to pm.
GI-APPROVED
American Television, Inc.
1910 EYE ST. NV.
EX. 5406
Evening star., 1950-04-05

BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
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CLERK-TYPIST

Credit exper helpful: 5-day wk
discount on purchases free hos
pitalization and other employe bene-
fits. Apply personnel ONCE. 9th
floor
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.1Ie .'0S..1oLI III spOi eoWtdI UtPt. UI
one of Wash.'s finest women's stores
JOSEPH r. HARRIS CO.
1924 F St. NV. -
perma-
nent osition; full and part time :;
for accessory, sportswear, lingerie,
Good salary, store discount, pleas
ant working conditions Apply Mr.
Howard, 4th floor, PHILIPSBORN.
II III St, between F and G. -
AIDES. millinery, experienced
JEAN MATOU, ll40 Conn ave
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SAFEST, ADV

&AIA3A@&S311
Position open in Washington for
saleSwoman with car to represent
national corporation by demonstrat-
ing to qualified prospects. Earnings
over SO and UP per week. No can
vaSSing. To arrange for interview
telephone MR.. CUTLER, 81. 1888,
q In to u noon "a
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RUG SALESMAN
EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
COMMISSION BASIS

Excellent opportunity for earning
good salary; 20oo discount on pur-
ehases; free disqualification and other
employes benefits
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I. Over $500 weekly. colored trade.
winr ard ls-pint volume: low rent.
2. Over So 300 weekly; liquor -zro-
cery combination, mostly liauort
colored trade prominent transfer
point.
Auerbach & Co., DI. 6501
I424 X ST. n.w., 81. O345. AID. saOT.
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MESSENGER-DRIVER

High school graduate, 21-25 years OF
age; neat in appearance; capable of
passing physical examination; must
have D. c.. drivers permit; 40-hour
week. Apply Personnel, Room sos.
Evening star., 1950-04-05

For portrait studio: must be thor
oughly experienced; good salary.
Apply GOLDCRAFT PORTRAITS,
1I6 18th St NV i
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-28
THOMPSON ENTERPRISES
TO FINISH CARPENTERS
LOCAL BUILDING HERE

prises, said today the building
would be completed for the use
OF Thompson's Hardware Store,
which is now located across from
the ice plant.
A permit will be taken out by
Thompson Enterprises as soon as
plans for the completed building
are ready, Adams said.
The building was only partly
constructed at the time the Car
penters Local decided to abandon
the construction of it. The I'M
completed building was later sold
to Thompson Enterprises.
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Countess Travels
900 Miles By
Horse To Rome

E. ROME, April 28.-(R).-A 81
year-old woman arrived at st.
Peters Square here today-the
first pilgrim of the holy year to
make the trip on horseback.
She had come 900 miles from
Bavaria, across the Alps, on a
journey that took seven weeks.
But neither she nor her pure
blooded Arabian mount seemed
tired.
She is the Countess Helen
Hohenau, noted horsewomanl
Other pilgrims who had come by
ship, plane or automobile, or on
foot, looked on as she saunter-
ed her mount slowly around the
great square in front of the huge
church.
The Countess averaged about
20 miles a day, She'd ride about
seven miles and then get off and
walk five miles, so the horse
would not get tired.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-28
OVER 1000 PERSONS
AMATEUR
PROGRAM In PARK

Key West has loads Of talent,
it is very difficult to make con
facts and get them out. He asked
for the assistance of all present
who have talent and would como
out, or anyone konwing of tai
ent that might be secured for
these programs, to please con-
tact him at the City Recreation
office in Bayview Park or phone
34l-R and leave the message.
Members of the Lions Club as
sisting in the program were: Stu
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LCDR., MRS. WEST
DEPART FROM CITY
OVER WEEKEND

Lieutenant JuSton w West, 25-2 Ponci
Place. will depart Key early Sunday morning April 3d.
after years eight here learned
public relations officer of Air Development Squad
One vD at Boca Chca Field the unit to which LCDR
West has been attached.
While attached VX1 LCDR West served project supervisor
Instrumentation consultan, and project pilot
Members of the First Baptist Church of Key West both LCDR
and Mrs West have been particularly active church affairs LORD
West chairman building planning committee member
the superintendent of the
peoples department The Vests spending the last prior
their departure city guests George McNei
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-28

More than 1000 people were
i'm attendance last night at Bay
view Park for the amateur pro I
gram, presented Jointly by the
Boys and Girls Committee Of tho
Key West Lions Club and the
City Recreation Department.
Some of Key Vests outstand-
ing talent was presented, among
which were Georgina Valdez
and Nancy Perez in a duet; an
other duet featured Eva Warm
er Gibson and Gerald Saunders;
Soloists featured AL Cabot, Bob
by Lastres and Joyce Edwards,
who was forced to render three
numbers, Alice Zimmler in baton
twirling and Beverly Jean Gal
vim in song and dance.
The skating skill displayed by
the youngsters composing the
Cayo Hueso Roller Club was
amazing. After watching them
perform, one can easily under,
stand why these youngsters per-
formed before over 1900 peo-
pie on their tour last summer,
which carried them through
eight different states and gave
Key West plenty of good pub
licity. Hope was expressed by
many, that more of these pro-
grams would be presented.
City Recreation Director, Paul
G.. Albury, stated that he would
like to present similar programs
every two weeks, and although
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been unable to make the equip
ment operate properly. In two
hours West had discovered the
discrepancies, corrected tn c NJ,
and test flown the plane. He
thereby gained such reputa-
ton with the aircraft company
that he was requested to remedy
the rudder flutter in the first
Mars, the huge seaplane.
In December l941 he was or
dered from Pearl Harbor to Cape
May, N. j., to assist in the devel-
opment of radio controlled air
craft. He served as officer in
charge of Naval Facilities at
Traverse City, Michigan, where
tests were conducted on the spec
ial equipment. In February 1943,
when VJ-6 moved to Clinton,
Oklahoma, he became officer in
charge of the squadron during
the period of construction of the
base and the equipping of the
squadron for large scale training
and QUILTING combat units.
He receded to air maintenance
officer when Naval Air Station,
Clinton was nearing completion
and senior officers, commensuS
rate with the size of the organi-
cation, arrived. However, he soon
became executive officer of WIS
at time when the squadron was
composed of two thousand three
hundred officers and men and
controlled activities at Traverse
City; Eagle Mountain Lake,
Texas; and Clinton, Oklahoma.
Next he was assigned as training
task force representative in
charge of the second stage of
combat training at the base at
Traverse City. Following this as
signment he was ordered to
naval air modification unit,
townsville, Pennsylvania, where
as officer in charge of the exper-
mental shops division, he set up
the experimental shops and, two
years later, as officer in charge
of the engineering laboratory
division, set up the laboratory
section of the Naval Air Develop
ment Station. From there he
came to VX-l, Boca Chica Field.
in August 1947.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-28
Vaughan, Landry,
'Hasset Fly To
Paris Today

PARIS, April 28.-tP.-Three
members of President Truman's
White House staff flew here to-
day in Mr.. Truman's plane, the
independence, for an informal
visit.
They are Major General Harry
II. Vaughan, the Presidents per-
sonal military advisor; Brigadier
General Robert B, Landry. the
Presidents Air Force Aid; VIII
liam D. Hasset, a Presidential
.secretaTy"sAlaA
On Sunday they will go to
London to meet Pakistan Pre-
mier Liaquat Ali Khan and his
wife and fly them to Washing
ton for an official visit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-28

Active in several lodges of
Masonry, LCDR West is men,
Der of the local Sojourners Lodge,
composed of military officers,
and member of the Philadel-
phia Chapter, Kadosh Comman-
derry. and the Radiant Star Blue
Lodge.
After spending a month of
leave in Lamesa, Texas, where
the mothers of both LCDR and
Mrs. West reside, and in San
Diego and San Francisco, LCDR
West will report to Naval Avia-
ton Ordnance Test Station,
Chincoteague, Virginia, for duty
Involving flying.
eLCDR West, veteran of 22k
years of service in the Navy, has
had career that reads like
storybook and is marked by UNI.
usual accomplishments. He cur
rently has IL mechanical patents
pending in the United States
Patent Office.
He learned the printing trade
when very young and at the age
of Is was manager of the print
ing department of the Shear
Company of Waco, Texas. This
helped finance three years of
attendance at Montezuma College,
Montezuma, N. NJ, where he
played football on the first team
for two years and where he was
an active member of the Liter
airy Society and Math Club (top
Sc in Mathematics in the SCHOOL,.
When 10 he taught printing in
the San Marcos (Texas) Military
Academy, ranking as lieuten-
ant on the faculty. Following
this, he was manager of tbs
bindery department of the Sun
Printing Co. at San Bernardino,
California. with a good future
assured. However, he decided to
pursue a more romantic career
and joined the Navy to become
an aviator. He completed flight
training early in 1881 as a naval
aviation pilot first class, at Pen
sacola.
Prior to World War II he serv-
ed aboard the USS Langley (the
first aircraft carrier), USS Lex
ington. USS Saratoga, on several
seaplane tenders, and with sew
eral aircraft squadrons in Hiwaii
and Panama, eight years of which
time he spent outside the cont
mental limits of the United
States.
While serving with VII in
San Diego in early 1899 he was
called upon to correct the diff
Guilty in the automatic pilot in
the first ply Catalina seaplane
to be sent to England. The plane
had returned three hours after
having been sent off by the
mayor of San Diego and top ex-
ecutives of Consolidated Air
craft with the attendant abun-
dant publicity. The district rep
reSentative of the Company sup
plying the automatic pilot had
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-28
Gasoline Sales
Scars To New
High In Florida

TALLAHASSEE, April %
H1.-Gasoline sales scared to a
new high in Florida last month.
Comptroller G. M. Gay said
March sales established a new
record.
He said the state received over
five million, l77-thousand dollars
from the sale Of gasoline during
March.
The previous record was set
in February when the state re-.
ceived over four million, 844-
Thousand dollars.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-28
Will Be Used For
Hardware Store;
Thompson To Spend
About $4,000

Thompson Enterprises, Inc,
will shortly spend about $4,000
completing the building which
was started by Carpenters Local
Union No. 655 at the corner of
Caroline and Grinnell streets, it
was reported today
A. Maitland Adams, general
of Thompson Enter
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-28

Reports from larger cities in
the U. S. in l949 showed that
93 per cent of the stolen auto
mobiles were recovered by police.
Recovery on other types of prop
erty was as follows: currency,
1876 per cent; jewelry, 1877 per
cent; furs, 1873 per cent; clothing,
1877 per cent; and miscellaneous
1928 per cent.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-28

Generoso Pope

NEW YORK, April 28.-(P.-
The owner and publisher of the
Italian language newspaper IL
Progresso, Generoso Pope, died
today in New York hospital.
Pope, who was So, entered the
hospital ON April IL. He was a
leading figure in Democratic
politics and Catholic and Italian
philanthropic circles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-28

art Whiting, Gerald Saunders, J. ].
McManus, Louie c a bon Ell |,
Kingman Curry and Paul G. Ala
bury, chairman of the committee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-28

Pigs raised without access to
soil may contract anemia through
iron and copper deficiencies.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-03-16

George Estadt visited his son.
Cletus and family, Sunday.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-03-16
Walnut Ridue

WALNUT RIDGE - Mr.. and
Mrs. John Horton, Welcome
Horton. Mr.. and Mrs. O. O. Hor-
ton called on Mrs. Mary Smith.
Friday afternoon. Mrs. Smith is
very poorly at this time
Mrs. Abbie King and grand
daughter, Kaye. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dick Leach, of Canton spent
the fore part of the week at the
home of Otis Horton. Mrs. King
also visited her mother, Mrs
Belle Mallett Of Crum Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. I. Horton
were callers at Berne SATURDAY..
John Smithberger was a caller
at Summerfield recently.
Florence and James Horton
were visiting with Otis King and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. I. II.
King, of Summerfield, Sunday
afternoon.
Otis Martin and family were
visitors at the home of Rome
Morris recently.
William and George Horton
were callers at Nose Horizons,
Sunday.