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Finally he sighed. Maybe | am
as Freudian as my amours. ! can
not remember the physical side
of the lady"
II don't believe it! You've got
to have some recollected image OF
her"
"She had beauty. That, of
course. was a requirement with
me" The brow drew and the
beard pointed. Her face was
oval, if | am correct. And there
was quality to her skin: look at
a Rubens and you will see her
skin. And her eyes, yes. / remeIn-
Der them as red. /"
Jigger exclaimed, RED eyesi"
From crying. She was always
crying" Arents snapped his fin-
gers. Yes, that is my strongest
recollectioni Always crying. Do
YOU wonder why | forget her? She
is an unpleasant memory
Jigger gave it up. AS a couple,
who were your friends2"
The eyebrows lifted Friends
Someone you both knew.
Someone whose memory IS more
literal than yours. 2
There were no friends, . Arents
objected emphatically Il do not
make a social exhibit of my love
affairs"
Jigger regarded the artist criti-
cally. When ! first popped in
here. what prompted you to play
dumb?"
MY instinct for seIf-preserva-
ton Arents laughed in huge en-
| ioyment of something. II thought
was in danger Of physical at
tack"
Jigger looked puzzled. What
made you think that2"
MY past experiences. : The ar
! fist bent forward and pointed to
small break in the bridge Of
| his nose. See that? The. brother
Of a girl who remembered my
name did that"
IIGGER lay abed, futiIely trying
y TO slip back into his dream, But
the brief instant OF wakefuiness
had been fatally long. He could
see through his closed eyelids
hear the insistent Tat-tat-tat or
| his door.
/ He got up, and into a terry
cloth robe, and went to the door
II was Mrs. Fogarty, his landlady
an uncomrnonly large woman Of
| great heart and some narrownes.
/ Of spirit.
/ Mrs. Fogarty put her hand tC
/ her heart. You'll forgive me FOL
] disturhina q Door nlght-Workel
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airy contestant in the beauty con-
test to be held Friday night at the
Elks Club, and ten entries had
been received to date for the out
standing newsboy in the city.
At the same meeting it was
brought out that books are still
needed for convaleScent children
and that persons wishing to con-
tribute new books could do so by
paying for the books al. local mer-
chants. They would be in turn
sent to the Auxiliary headquar-
tiers.
Mrs. Harvey also gave list of
local clubs sponsoring a girl to
Girls State. the American Legion
Auxiliary, Business and Profess
sional Women's Club, Junior Wo-
mans Club, Senior Woman's Club,
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, and the
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SMALL FRY
CORNER
By angelo
BY Angelo
MRS. PANSY PIGEON VISITS
THE PRESIDENT

(What Went Before--MRS.
PANSY PIGEON, who lives in
the park across from the White
House in Washington has made
her bill crooked because she was
greedy and grabbed too many
peanuts She is trying to find out
who she can make it straight
again.
CHAPTER III
The next day MRS. PANSY
PIGEON was crosser than ever.
She told Mr.. PETER PIGEON,
her husband, to stuff leaf down
his throat.
And she went into perfect snit
when he cooed.
Then one day it showed very
hard.
MRS. PANSY PIGEON was
alone on the park walk.
MR., PETER PIGEON had gone
home.
The other pigeons and the chill
dren in the park had gone away.
Then MRS. PANSY PIGEON
said, Il shall ask the PRESIDENT
to straighten my crooked bill"
She flew over to the White
House.
But the PRESIDENTS back
porch was covered with snow.
She flew to a window and
knocked on the glass with her
bill.
But the PRESIDENT didn't
hear her.
He was busy inside with the
DIPLOMATS.
He was trying to Straighten out
a lot of crooked Russian tales.
He didn't have time for a pig
cons crooked bill
When MRS. PANSY PIGEON
returned to the park the snow
fell on the grass.
1t covered the bushes and the
trees.
1t made a white coat for the
| STATUE and blanket for his
| IRON HORSE.
MRS. PANSY PIGEON was
very lonely.
The wind blew the snow in
circles.
II blew the snow against the
| wings of MRS. PANSY PIGEON.
She was so thin the wind
/ thought she was a paper bag and
blew her under a bush,
The next morning the snow
stopped.
| MIR. PETER PIGEON came ia
to the park.
He was very worried.
MRS. PANSY PIGEON had
/ been away from home all night
/ To Be Continued
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Coming EUents

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20
Golf Glass, Officers Wives Club,
10 a. m, Hard Ball Field
Beyond Echoasis.
Meeting, La Concha Wives Club,
No. 88, 1890 a. m, Building
173, Naval Station.
Bowling, $50 p, M, Naval Sta
ton Bowling Alleys.
Meeting, Junior Chamber of
Commerce, 8 p. m, Club
house.
Meeting, Dade Lodge No. IA, 3
p. M, Scottish Rite Temple.
Meeting, Business and Profess
ional Woman's Club, 8 p. M
Woman's Club.
Meeting, Duplicate Bridge Club,
7:45 p. m, Coral Room, Over
seas Hotel.
THURSDAY, JUNE IL
Social Meeting, Surface Devel-
opnent Group Wives, 10 a. m,
Naval Station Officers Pool.
Swimming Glasses, Officers
Wives Club, 2:30-3;30 p. M,
Seaplane Base Pool,
Meeting, Sewing Class. Monroe
County Hospital Womans
Auxiliary, 2 p. m, at Hospital.
Meeting, Post 1911 Veterans Of
Foreign Wars, 8 p. m, Post
Home.
Meeting, ElSs Lodge, 8 p. m,
Elks Clubhouse.
Luncheon meeting, VX-l Oftic-
ers' Wives, 1890 p. m, Aero
palms.
Social Meeting, Officers Wives
Club, 10 a m, Naval Station
Officers Pool
FRIDAY. JUNE %
Meeting, Fern Chapter, No Il,
Order of Eastern Star, 5 p, m,
Scottish Rite Temple,
Meeting, Alcoholics Annymous,
g D. m, First Presbyterian
Church Annex.
Beauty Contest and Dance, p.
M, Elks Annex.
SATURDAY. JUNE 3D.
Luncheon, Jay Shoes, l2;30 p.
M. Jay Gees Clubhouse.
SUNDAY, JUNE a.
Cocktail Hour, 40 p. M, Eiks
Club.
Beach Party, 6 p. IN, USO.
MODAY, JUNE 25-
Meeting, Anchor Lodge No l6z'
IN. m, Scottish Rite Temple.
Meeting, Beta Sigma Phi Sor-
GRITTY, p, m, Simonton meet
ing place.
Swimming Class, Officers wives
Club. 3:30-4:S0 p. m, Seapiane
Base Officers Pool.
Meeting, Mariner Sront troop
No. 8, Flying Cloud p
m, Sea Scout Headquarters
TUESDAY, JUNE 20
Meeting, Kiwanis Club, o:4a p
M, First Methodist Churcn
Annex. =
Bridge. Officers Wives Cluo, 9
p. M, Fort Taylor Officers
Club :
Bowling, Navy Wives ciuo, :
a. M, Naval Station Alleys.
Bridge, Officers Wives Clue, .
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cARD OF THANKS

Mrs. A. L. Garcia, wife Of the
late Emilio Garcia, wishes to
thank the staff Of Galley Memorial
Hospital for their able assistance
during his illness.
/ also desire 10 express especial
thanks 10 DR.. E. Gonzalez and
Mrs Fields for their wonderful
care
MRS. A. L. GARCIA.
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ALL-OUT LAUGHING

CLAREMoRE, Okla.-tiPi.-Me-
10y Aldridge backed his auto and
trailer 10 the edge Of Lake Clare
more to launch a motor boat
The brake slipped and boat,
trailer and car all rolled into IL
feet OF water.
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cARD OF THANKS

The family Of the late Emilio
Garcia wish to express their
thanks and gratitude to those
who were 50 kind during the ill
ness and demise. Of our loved one.
Also many thanks to those who
sent floral pieces and donated the
use Of their cars.
MRS. E. GARCIA
hNDFAMILY.
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pital Woman's Auxiliary Sew
ing Group, 2 p. M, Hospital.
Meeting, Ladies Auxiliary, v. F,
W.. Post 1911, 8 p. m, at Post
Home.
Meeting, JayShees. 7:30 p. IA,
JayCee Clubhouse.
The American Indian showed
the early settlers how to prevent
scurvy with heInlock infusion.
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Convent Of Mary Immaculate
Alumnae.
July plans for the Auxiliary in
clude a rummage sale.
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SOclaIN0teS

Sharon Mardis, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. c. S. Mardis of 8l1 Tru-
man Street, is to be one of the
contestants for the title of Miss
Key West at the Elks beauty con-
test Friday night. She will how
ever, represent the Key West
Business and Professional Wo-
mems Club and not the Key West
Woman's Club as indicated in
Monday nights paper.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
VFW Post 1911 are giving a
beach party at Z pm. Saturday
night at Rest Beach. Mrs. Ruby
Smith and Mrs. Nan Villareal
are chairwomen in charge of the
affair. The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
Mr.. Louis Godinet is leaving
tonight for New York City after
several months stay here and in
Havana. His daughters, Yolanda
and Carol Ann, will remain in
the city, Mr., Godinet is with the
Horn and Hardart Bakery Com
pany in New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Hartman,
Mr.. and Mas. Everett Rivas. and
Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Key have
just returned to the city after
weekending in Miami. While
there they said goodbye to their
sons William, Everett and Ken
meth who left for Texas to join
the Air Force. Six other grad
yates of the 1851 graduating class
at Key West High School left
Miami at the same time for the
same air field.
Mrs. Gordon R. Bevis, and
Mrs, Lloyd Lee with her daugh-
tiers Mary Ann and Elizabeth
are the house guests of Lieut.,
Cdr. and Mrs. o. l.. Bramlett
and their daughter, Patricia, at
20l0 Seidenberg Avenue. Mrs.
Bevis and the Lees are from
Tampa and will stay in Key
West for several weeks.
Mrs. Wilhelmina Harvey who
has been in the Monroe County
General Hospital for the past sew
eral days is coming along fine,
according to the nurses report.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Johnson of
I4I5 Newton Street left today for
San Francisco to visit their son.
They viii be gone for about six
weeks, and will include in their
trip a tour of sections of the coun-
try between here and the west
coast.
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REDS SUSPECT
CHARITY TOO

HONG KONG. Up You can
find "imperialistic plots any
where in Communist China
these days.
A Communist news agency
says the New York Society for
Aid to China's Blind offered
S24, 900 to the school for blind in
Shanghai. The offer was turned
down, the agency adds, because
of the Chinese society
had seen through this imperial
istic plot
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Mrs. WiIhelmina Harvey who
has been in the Monroe County
General Hospital for the past sew
eral days is coming along fine,
according to the nurses report.
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Evening star., 1951-03-25

Wars, hundreds of its soldiers
volunteered for regular army serv-
ice and many served and died in
the underground resistance of
World War II.
In today's interlude of peace,
the Garde Rebublieai,se de Paris is
back at its old job of spicing the
gray capital of France with stri-
dent color.
Precision Plus
It's cavalry clanks along the
boulevards, its infantry drills on
parade with more precision than a
West Point review and its sabered
officers stride through aristocratic
salons with all the aplomb and
swagger of the Three Musketeers.
Colonel Nicolini, the tanned and
excitable commanding officer of
the Garde, sums up his outfit this
way:
I'VE are. if you like, performers
in a year-long pageant, and l, as
the chief. am more of theatrical
director than any army officer.
But don't get the idea that
just anyone at all can hire our
troupe to perform.
IF Monsieur the butcher across
the street from the barracks wishes
to pay for our services at his
daughters wedding, we say no.
But if Monsieur the butchers
daughter is to be given in marriage
by Monsieur the Cabinet Minister,
then the Garde Rftublicains de
Paris is ready to do its duty - at
the standard rates." The End
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red-plumed sfakos, stand guard
day and night with fixed bayonets
before the palace of the President
of the Republic on the Rue dn
Faubourg Saint Honore. Cavalry
units are always in attendance at
the brilliantly fashionable race
meetings of Auteuil and Long
champs.
And no American who's been to
Paris can ever forget the sight of
the dismounted Garde cavalry, in
evening full dress, lining the mar
Bile staircases of the Opera with
drawn sabers.
They're the cream of the worlds
uniformed forces in their cleaning
white breeches, black tunics with
gold lace and gold facings, red-and-
gold epaulettes, polished armor
breastplates and glistening he'll
NETS with red-and-b black horsehair
plumes.
Dazzling Sight
/ HERE is probably a no more
exciting sight in the world than a
gala performance of the Paris
Opera during intermission when
frances most beautiful women,
wearing the creations of the ha4te
couture, stroll through the lobbies,
their gowns contemplating the
uniforms of the G07de in a riot of
color.
The dashing G0rde and its daz-
zling regalia have tradition that
dates back more than 700 years to
the first troops of the French
MoYechaussee, formed in 1921.
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WANT TO RENT AN ARMY?
Continued from page eight

Through the centuries the horse
guard, equipped with beribboned
bows and goose-quilled arrows.
oficiated at coronations, saluted
ambassadors and graced the obste-
trical ceremonies attendant on the
arrival of long succession of new
French princes. =.
Its ceremonial uniforms are the
same today as they were 200 years
ago.
By Napoleon's time, the
C0rde was one of frances elite
units and fought abroad dur
ing many of his campaigns.
When the Germans besieged Paris
in 1870, the Ga1de Rfpmblicaine
lived on ration of rats and boiled
corn husks and helped fight the
enemy. During the two World
Evening star., 1951-03-25

BIG BEN ELECTRIC ALARM
Calls you cheerfully with a
pleasing bell alarm, adjust
able to loud or soft. Quiet,
reliable. just set him and
forget him. Comes in plain
or luminous dial.
Evening star., 1951-03-25

BIG BEN LOUD ALARM
His reassuring tick is COM
forting to have around.
And his deep. intermittent
fire alarm" call just won't
take mo" for an answer.
Handsome and depend
able, he comes in plain or
luminous dial.
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Boby Bsa Alarm.
Aquiet tick and q
steady call. adjust
able toloud or soft.
Comes in plain or
luminous dial.
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M AA4AlkJ w O4F11IAN
Experience not necessary: will teach
you; possible to earn al leas; S. .0uu
per wear. Call Mrs. Enrich
TOWN a. SUBURBAN
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after 5 m. JO-DEL BAR & GRILL.
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HELP WOMEN

IST-CLERk. young high school
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$50 woodward Bldg. RE. 3ti622.
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WAITRESS. exper.; must be steady;
very good working conditions
GEORGES CAFE. 9l2 X. l. ave pc
WAITRESS. experienced for iight
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HELP WoMEN tcort.,
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1lS0. -25
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--26
CASHIER. exper.. for retail store
good salary. No phone calls. SUR,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES posi-
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HELP MEN

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To work on billing desk and order
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T-a330. --3i
YOUNG MAN, white. 23-3o, to learn
furniture bus. in small store; good
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81 9TH st. NV. 80
BOOKKEEPER, full-time
position. College Park section Call
:, MRS LUCE II; Saa2. -26
excellent opportunity for college stu
dent desiring evening work. Gail
MRS. LUCE, Ii. T-s282. -26
CIGAR CLERK, no exper. nee. good
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F ST. NV. Phone ME. 0540. ~
DESK CLERK-Secretaria switch.
board; white only; hours. 7 am. te
3 pm: 6-day Wk-; exclusive north
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salary open. AID, 1851. -
DICTAPHONE SECRETARY. training
Or exper. in publication production,
Desirable beginning salary S., 500
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for appt ---26
DIETITIAN or home economies grad
nate. with experience in quantity
food service Opportunity for pro-
motion. No Saturdays and Sun
days. Sick leave, retirement. In
Richmond, Va. Give axe training,
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REAL ES1 Ale
SALESWOMEN
Experience not necessary: viii teach
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OR. a4no Eyes. DE. DOSE
RECEPTIOSIsT, white, age oI-3a;
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SALES GIRLS. exper. not necessary
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sALEsIADY. to operate established
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ST. NV. -
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HELP MEN tconf.l

TIMEKEEPER WANTED for construc-
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pickup truck. Apply bridge. River
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TRUCK DRIVER, e2-3s years, for
bakery and caterer; sober. reliable;
ref. required. For appt.. call co.
1881. 81
TRUCK DRIVER, fuel oil delivery ex-
lob, good pay. Ii. $4,000. rs
TRUCK DRIVER, must know city.
This is year around Job. High
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TYPIST

Young lady for permanent position;
5-day week; excellent working con
djtions: $40 mo. to start. Apply
9IIl f 81 NV. NE. 01f0. -2'6
TYPIST- CLERK. for stencil cuttine
and general Once Work -3-dak. 30
houf week Union benefits. Down
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VISITING NURSE

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some experience in industrial! OF
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insurance and other elupioye bene-
fits available. Give complete IN
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tai status and salary expected. baI
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CASHIER
GEORGE & co.

Experienced, for mems clothing store;
some tipping required: 5-day week;
good salary and steady position.
ApnIy IN nersor
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- So
TYPIsT; h. S. grad with some ex-
perience; minimum speed 50 w.p.m.,
neat and accurate unusual per-
manent position for girl with initia-
tive: $3.50 starting salary with regu-
lar promotion. generous sick and
annual leave. Box 249-V, Star.
10
office. varied duties;
liberal vacation. Give age, expert
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Star ---'.S
TYPIST-Fuil or part time. dicta-
phone exper. desirable; general Office
duties including record keeping,
transcription and fling. Beginning
salary 81 400 TO $4,000. Call DI.
4552. Ext. i05 for appt. --26
permanent; excel
lent SURROUNDINGS; 40-nour week;
Good opportunity to advance Lib
eral vacation and sick leave Under
40, Personal interviews between
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TYPIST

In collection department of major
finance company; will train: inter-
esting Job, good hours and WORKING
conditions: life insurance and hos
pitalization benefits. Phone ST. $500
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1001 F st NV. -s5
CLERK. white. experienced. for dry
cleaning store: permanent position
COLBERT'S CLEANERS. 2129 r. l.
ave. ne. MI. b51t 10
CLERK. white. experienced. for dry
cleaning plant. Good salary Call
Slieo $780,, after + 30 pm. 81
Young lady with iegible
handwriting for addressing work in
advertising department. CONSOLE
DATED ENGINEERING l. DISTRIB-
UTING co. OF AMERICA. 400 II
ST. ne. -2a5
CLERK Experienced in automobile
title and clerical work; good salary.
Can MR.. ESTES. OIL. 1900. -2t;
CLERk-General Office duties in
aviation communications firm. pre-
fer some tipping. Call MR.. BOYLE,
CLERK for direct mail list section OF
private pub. company, 5-day week;
paid vacation; paid sick leave; free
insurance. DT. 5000. Ext. 215.
CLERKS for new gift shop; must have
cxper., day and evening work. PARK
REXALL DRUGS. I3b5 Savannah
st Sc. 10. 2-3030. 20
CLERKS twhitel. permanent; excel
lent surroundings; 4o-hr. week; good
opportunity to advance; liberal va
cation and sick leave: under 40.
Personal interviews between $40
am. and $50 pm, Personnel once
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY.
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