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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-22
Blanche Torres
Named Honorary
WSCS Member

Mrs. Blanche Torres, 1924 Var
ella street, was chosen honorary
member of the Wornen's Society
OF Christian Service at a regular
monthly meeting held this week
al the Ley Memorial church.
Refreshments were served and
games played in the annex follow
ing the official session of the
group.
Those attending include Mes
DANES Tommy Curry, George Pet
erson, Carrie Rosam, Roberto
Smith Marian Carey.
Mesdames: II. r. McGibbon.
Harry Richardson, III {. Hurt
J, II. Brady, j. c. Harrington,
Charles Meyers, William Dough
try, Jr,. Artie Roberts, n. NJ
Bramlett, Lawrence Hood. Merr.
il Sands, George White. M. C.
Roberts.
Mrs. Catherine Knowles. Mrs.
Lorena Buckley, and Miss Eliza
beth Rosarn.
A guest present al the gathering
was Mrs. Josephine May.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-22
What's COOKING
In Key Wesf
DOLPHIN paLTcIosA
A coNcH RECIPE EVERY DAY

DOLFa1N 1314A41I4oSA
Two pounds fish fillet
One cup dry white wine
One small onion chopped fine
One tablespoon butter
One Number One can sliced
mushrooms
One half cup cream
Two egg yolks
One tablespoon parsley
Salt and pepper TO taste
Cook dolphin filiets in a shall
ow baking dish with wine, salt
and pepper. Let them remain in
oven until done but still firm, If
they give off a good deal of liqv
uid, add little water and Wine
while cooking dolphin Saute
chopped onion in butter for three
minutes then add the sliced musfl-
rooms. Cook Eve minutes more.
then ada haAld from fish, Thick
en- carefully with cream mixed
wit, egg yolks and parsley Pour
over fish and serve. Serves four.
Other flllets may be substitute
ed.
From Key West Cook Book pub
iished by Wonan's Club
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"Free5e" Party
Set For Tonight
BY ESQ Group

Strong armed men are wanted
tonight at the US0 YMCA build
ing for 8 freeze" party There
viii be nothing cold but the
sherbert or ice-eream which will
be made. however, SO you can
park your parkas at home.
Haskies, not dogs. are urged 20
hit the trail and mush on down
tour new Canadian reporter says
you pronounce it 'nooch') 10.
the ESQ Group 5 party and
turn crank or iwo.
The deep freeze sets in at
nine after the movie which be-
gins st eight o'clock.
Jeanne Reynolds also an
.nounees that a State party win
be given tomorrow night at .
pm, and lasts until II pm
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-22
MODEL PL4NE E.4vORS
HIGHLIGHT BIRTHDAY
PARTY on TUESDAY,
~ ~ - -

Medel airplanes as favors were
given 70 enthusiastic small
guests 81 4 birthday party givsn
Tuesday afteraoon far Rabert
Anderson. wha Was three years
old August "a i
Robert. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
John Anderson. 1921 Foear1y
avenue, played host Is the Toll
lowing guests Larry and Randy
Love. Ssevie and JAMIE Girsrd.
Michael Racknan. Mark Ander-
son. Lynn and Mark Lovington.
Nancy and Sherwood Glthens..
III ]
Games and refreshments at
punch. cake. ice cream and can
Sfy added to the festive OCCASION
Adult guests lncladed Mrs u
r Porter. Mrs George Ghard,
Mrs A. Rocknsan and Mrs. Shess
wood Citizens, Jr IA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-22
Becky 4nne DIXON
Celebrates Fourth
Birthday, dug. 10

Becky Anne Dixon, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w J. Dixon, S23
White street, enjoyed a birthday
party given to celebrate her fourth
natal day, August l9.
Ten guests were present includ-
ing Sandra Lee Daugherty, Dione
Baker, Linda Jane Woods, Fran
els Alexander, Cecilia and Jackie
Van Buskick, Marcia, Julie and
Pauiie Taylor, Trudy Quinn and
Carol Rivas,
Little Miss Becky Anne cut her
own birthday cake in traditional
style after blowing out the four
candles on ii. The cake, white
one with green icing and pink and
yellow decorations, was baked
by Mrs. Marie Mardis, 3l6 Eliza
beth street.
The party goers were taken to
Bay View park for q games sess-
ion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-22
Menn A Day For
key Vest Cooks
cooKrNc.s FUN

Gy GSGsAy oI0WAA2OAi6
TV-TTME SNACK
Toasted Cheese Rolls
Pineapple Whitecap
ERecipe for Starred Dish Follows
PINEAPPLE wHITEcAP
Ingredients six-ounce can
frozen concentrated pineapple,
juice, ice water, twelve-ounce
bottle pale dry ginger ale fwell-
chilled.
Method Pour frozen pineapple
JUICE into container: fill Juice can
once with dee water and add: stir
until we'll combined. Put an ice
cube or two into four tall glasses:
divide pineapple mixture among
glasses: add ginger ale and swiz-
zle together once or twice. Serve
Immediately.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-22

the engaged couple in white. Blue
flowers adorned the cake.
Guests present to extend best
wishes to the couple were: Mr. and
Mrs Dave Bratz. MRS, Bringman,
Sarah Rringman. Sara Braun, Bill
Carr, Bob Dirk, Jean Mercer. Joe
Pintor, Phil Turner, Dorene Claw.
son and Bill Otter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-22
Musical Program
Presented Monday
At DuUaI ST. USO

Shirley Ward Of Miami, who is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Armayor, entertained Naval per
sonnet al the Duval Street uSO
Monday night with several songs.
accompanying herself on the &C.
Gordon. She sang and played
Accordion Boogie," The Love
lest Night of the Year" Red
Head and Hearfbreaker," and
Some of These Days"
Songs sung by the popular ten
OF, W. C. Stailings. QMSN, IN
claded Might and Day" 'aToo
Young" Il Apologize" and
Donkey Serenade. .
Music for dancing was provid-
ed by the Tune Toppers Or
chestrs, with Ida Gellrich, trunl-
pet, Gus Ayala. piano and Ray
Sosa, drums.
Junior hostesses present were
Misses Betty Armayor, Ann Pc
terss June Griffin, Joyce Ogden,
Jennie and Dorothy johnson.
Diane Goldberg, Christine San
chez, Clara Armayor, Isolina Ca
sanova, Olga Brost. Concha Her
rera, Rose Garcia, Myrna Order,
Alice DeArmos. Helen Smith,
Joetta Beott, Peggy Pinder, Mar.
to Bouza, Magdslena Russell,
Rosario Lopez, Shirley Nelson,
Lillian Stewart, Marina Skies,
and 0ftilee Aguera.
Senior hostesses present were
Mrs, Verrnell Hutcheson n d
Mrs. Don Tucker
Director is Mrs. Eileen Cough
lin.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-22

n large group OF NoyagelIrs Of
Voiture Locale 72s headed by
Chef de Care Robert NJ. Daniels
VIII accompany the candidates.
a special promenade of yoiture
Locale 72s has been called for 8
p. m. on Friday evening at the
Legion Home for preliminary in
strnctions for the initiates,
The initiation or wreck" is
sponsored by Voifure 4s2 of Mi
ami and will be held at the Dade
County Armory. A parade is
scheduled for Saturday morning
at HIS a m. ON FIagler street
A dinner and a dance will con-
cluoe the activities at Harvey
Seeds Post Home on Saturday
evening.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-22
RumHaee Sale Continues
For Poinciana Baptist

The rummage sale for the
Poincisna Baptist church which
was heiG sas: week will continue
this week today. Friday and SAT-
urday. The sale is being held at
the recreation hall in back Of
the Colored Presbyterian Church
on Petronia and Simunton streets.
Il has been announced that
beautiful dresses suitable for all
teration pr remodeling are avail-
able for as low as Is and so
cents Other bargains sre also On
sale.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

A seven pound 10 ounce boy
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. y. c.
Hartley. l2B Poinciana. August
10 in the Galley Memorial hos
pital.
The new sen has been named
Ernest Hartley
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The blue and white traditional
colers of the navy were carried out
in decorations for the party. The
cake was iced in white with blue
heart traced with the initials Of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-22

engagement Of Miss Kelly Keso daughter
A. Kelso 206 FogaU announced
81
viii become the bride Of CahI. the navy
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-22
Local Legionnaires Are Scheduled
For 40AHd 8 Society Miami limitation

group OF local Leeionnaires will Miami on satur
aS 10 and
honor group OF tie American Legion
me Legonnares include; Bethel Johnson Albert Berg
Auig ChaTes Machin all from Arthur Sawyer %
aao Gerald Guthrie from Marathon
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-22

More than 100000 inaos tons
81 stainless steel were produced
IN the United States ii 1850, Nj
all-tiIne peak.
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Bowling, Officers Wives Club,
les0a p. H4. laval Station
Rru4s iii sap
DupiicSte Bridge Club. Key
ss4,rrr s.s--rs-.-'
Coral Room, Overseas Hotel.
Dessert Bridge, Airship DevRon
Eleven Officers Wives Club,
%. m. Aeropalrns, Seaplane
Base Officers Club.
Swimming Glasses, Officers
Wives Club, 2::30-3:3o p, m.,
Seaplane Base Pool,
Sewing group. Monroe County
Hospital Women's Auxiliary,
2 .. M, Hospital.
Tennis Class. Officers Wives
Club, Q q. ia, Tennis Court
Near Pool.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 81
Meeting, Alcoholics Anony-
nous. First Presbyterian
Church Annex.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER L.
Birdwaik. Monroe County Aud
ubon Society, 2 a, m, Main
Entrance, County Old Folks
Home, Stock Island, Public
Invited.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER D.
Cocktail Hour, Elks Club, 40
y. m, Club House.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER To-
Meeting, Circle Two, Women Of
nm, Home OF MRS. Bernie
Papy. 1921 Washington
Street.
Meeting. Circle Three of Wo-
men Of First Presbyterian
Church, 8 p. n. Home of Mrs.
Earl Julian, is35 Flagler ave-
nue.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IL
Meeting, Circle One, Women Of
the First Presbyterian
Church. 8 p. IA, Home Of
Mrs. Joseph Bringman, l4le
Won Phisser Street.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER H.
Meeting. Women Of First Pres
lA byserian Church. 9 p. m..
Church Hall.
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Coming EUenfs
WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST %

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST a.
Meeting, American Legion,
Arthur Sawyer Post No. %,
8 pm. Post Home. Stock Is
land.
Duplicate Bridge, 7;45 pm,
Coral Room. Overseas Hotel.
Meeting, Scottish Rite Bodies,
8 pm, Scottish Rite Temple.
Meeting, Junior Dehs, 7:30
pm. Woman's Club auditor
iuIn.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 49,
Meeting, Officers Club OF Fern
Chapter, No. 90, oES, 8 pm.
Home of MRS. Fernando Ca
mus, 1920 Sixth Street.
Swimming Classes Meeting,
Officers Wives Club. go
$50 pm, Seapiane Base
Pool.
Meeting, Officers Club, Fern
Chapter No. 20, OES, 8 p. m,
Home of Mrs. Fernando Cam
us, l420 Sixth Street.
FRIDAY, AUGUST "a
Meeting. Alcoholics Anony-
NOUS, 8 p. m. First Presby-
terrain Church.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 25--
Eirdwalk. Monroe County Aud
ahon Society, 9 8. M, Main
Entrance, County Old Folks
Home, Stock Island, Public
Invited,
SUNDAY. AUGUST 26-~
Cocktail Hour, 4-6 p. m, Eiks
Club, q
MONDAY, AUGUST 27-~ !
Hammond Organ Recital Ma
>--o~4s cr4e4s~s+- -ss.ss.-- sas4ssa
West High School.
Meeting, Anchor Lodge No. 1872,
SD. m, Scottish Rite Temple.
Swimming Glasses, Officers
Wives Club, 2 80 --~ 4 80 p. M,
Seaplane Base Officers Pool,
Meeting, Mariner Scout Ship
No. 8, Flying Cloud 7 p.
IA, SEES Scout Headquarters.
Hammond Organ Recital, Ma
sonic Orders. & p. M, Key
West High School AUDITOR
UNI,
TUESDAY. AUGUST 28--
Meeting, Ever Ready Star
Club. pm Scottish Rite
Temple
Meeting, Ever Ready Star Club
3 p. m. Scottish Rite Temple
Dinner Meeting. Kiwailis Club,
6.45 D. ma, South Beach Patio
Restaurant
Bridge. Officers Wives Club, l
p. m. Fort Taylor Officers
Club.
Bowling, Navy Wives. 3 q. m
Naval Station Alleys.
Meeting. Order Of De Molay
Boys, T:S0 p. m. Scottish Rite
Temple.
Meeting, Young Adult Fellow
ship of First Methodist
Church, 8 p, III. Church An.
mex.
Meeting, Sparkling Waters Re-
bekah Lodge No. Ia, 8 p. rl-
knights Of Pythlas Hall
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 49,
TaHnapers and SerxiceuasTa'
Dance, & p. H., 81. Paial's
Episcopal Church Parish Hall
Dessert Bridge, Airslaip Dsvror
Officers Wives Club. | p. n.
Asropalgns Seaplane Base c.
tigers Club
MeeEng, La Concha Navy xsve:
Club No. IS, 1890 q, IA
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Building i7s, Naval Station.
Meeting. Junior Chamber of
Commerce. 8 p. m, Club
House.
Bowling, Officers Wives Club,
i1stl d. nj. Naval Station
q Rrxp ny
Duplicate Eridss Clsh, Key
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-12-22
Greater Bethel AME
Church News
WOMEN'S DAY A HUGE
SUCCESS

The Greater Bethel AME
Church. pastored by the able and
dynamic GOSPEL Preacher and
leader. DR.. w. F. Ball, proved
herself easily to be one of the
greatest churches in all of meth
odism, Sunday, December 9,
Women's Day.
The pastor called all the women
Of the church together seven
weeks before the termination of
the rally. Women's Day is an an
nual affair at Greater Bethel
AME Church, having started with
much emphasis during the pas
torate of DR.. Ball. The ladies were
organized as Queens, representing
thirty countries. Mrs. Louise
Shorter was elected by the wo-
men as the General Chairman,
Mrs. Lillian Shelman, Mrs. AL
fronia Kenon and Mrs. Mary
Saunders as co-chairmen and
Mrs. Mary T. Golden as the gen.
eral secretary.
Thirty-seven of the Queens re-
ported wonderfully raising $4,000
Mrs. E. M. Blocker, having rails
ed the largest amount of over
$500.
Mrs. A. Beatrice Williams, a
general officer of the AME church
of Jacksonville was the main
speaker for the occasion. Sunday
morning On Sunday evening a
new type program was arranged
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-12-22

Music that Touches the Sou"
conducted by Miss Agnes Hen
derson.
The women who worked so
diligently during the Women'S
Day drive wish to express their
hearty thanks and appreciation to
all of those who helped them to
make their program huge sue
cess. We are also praying for our
pastor, who through his guidance
and cooperation helped to make
our program a huge success to be
elected Bishop in May at the
general conference in Chicago.
Come to Greater Bethel AME
church, 245 NV 9Th ST., Sunday
at II am, the pastor will deliver
Christmas sermon.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-12-22
Mt. Zion Presents
Christmas Cantata

A Christmas Cantata, Come,
Let us Adore Him" will be pre-
sented at the Sunday evening
service December % at 7:30 I'M
der the direction of Mrs. Dorothy
r. Newton. This Nativity Play
will be given in place of the SER
mon for it tells of the Messiah's
coming to Bethlehem and how
He still lives in your heart and
mine. The public is cordially in
vited to come, Let us Adore Him,
Christ the Lord.
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Evening star., 1951-07-16

statesmen, expert at
selling advertising or intangibies.
Permanent. MR.. SH1LBY. II am.
TO 4:3Q pm. DU. 91SS. -16
TELEVISION SERVICE MAN; outside,
permanent position. CARROLL'S
26 yrs. at 719 II st. NV. NE. 2646
TELEvISION REPAIRMAN, wit h
equipment. to work in appliance
store on q "split-the- profit basis"
TELEVIsioN SERVICE MEN, With
car; knowledge of bench work re.
CURED; excellent opportunity: must
have local references. Cali LII,
rELEVISIoN SERVICE MEN-outside,
Atlantic needs exper men for perm
Jobs; car allowance, salary. plus com
mission. Apply in person. ATLANTIC
18th st, ne 70
Evening star., 1951-07-16
HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT. JR., for accounting
department in lge. insurance agency
LIB salary, prospects for advanc,
Phone MR.. STETSON. Elk. OS0O
ADDRESsoGRAPH GRAPHOTYPE
operator; permanent position, lib
eral vacation; small once. Give
Star. ia
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% boxes of Americas finest Xmas
CARDS Comp. line No exp. neces,
Samp: and selling plan on approval
JEWEL. S6H Plane St. Dept. l40'
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cards; 30 with name, 81 .25, FREE
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offers. Write EMPIRE CARD, El-
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BookklEEPER: s. COUNTER GIRL, for

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( cleaning plant. HOFFMAN CO,
BooKKEEpfNG i iE fSGo' MACHINE operator mrS
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permanent; 5-day week. Please
write, giving qualifications, refer
ences. and minimum salary expected.
Box 61-J, Star. -l6
BOOKKEEPER- ER-SECRETARY for small
corporation: perm; salary open; D.
day week. Must be eficient. with
nice appearance and personality.
Write very complete particulars,
BOX 73-C. Star. III
BOOKKEEPER TYPIST for retail
business IN Arl. Perm. position, air.
cond. once; good salary. JERRY'S,
4O1e s. 2Sth. Call TIE. 1000 for
appt. ~
BUSINESS OFFICE CLERK, typing
essential Good hrs. and salary.
Apply In person only, personnel
ofice: PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL. End
ano " StS. Sc. -l7
Evening star., 1951-07-16
SECRETARY

Female age 25-35: career
opportunity with large life in
Surance CO.; five-day week. all
benefits. Ma. 45O6. III
Evening star., 1951-07-16

SUPERVISOR. perma-
nent position for capable young
v.s1 woman many With some experience II
prosress with farse oiRSSdI'sfass iood o9ssnlzso 70
sPq sP5vIaIs slsk TIsasye. .aoXERNMESNETF
~ a6oS f11s5fRfss fsFRER sH0f fHSf'Rs is s'
cAsHfER-1s HhiM to s5 yrs, Exc Exec.
hours and working cond. Air cond
Bldg: Good chance for advance
ms mfn sgeN PeTSo1s r1.n nssrHisT Rsnk only o9 See
ASH iAusNi0uffi AND HosTGss-for new
seafood restaurant, either part-time
or full-t!me: Good working cond.
THOMPSONS SEAFOOD RESTAU-
RANT, 1895 Wisconsin ave. Be
insurance ofIce must be ae-
Hours. s:3o-4:sO, s DAYS QUAKER
CITY LIFE INSURANCE Co,
CLERKS, white. to manage laundry
1y ad az slsaaSf EzPfsi5Rssd az
Sth st. NV. III
CLERK
Typing not essential Permanent
position Ia executive ofices. located
1894 Upshur st. NV. 5-day week.
Vacation with pay. Sick leave.
Group insurance and purchase dis
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES, INC
1724 H St. NV. IN
CLERK-sTENoGRAPHER, 5-day wk.
top salary. permanent position. Ap-
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TRIO SUPPLY CO. INC, 1929 l4th
CLERK -sTENoGRAPHER, En- oesinner
acceptable for job in life insurance
company coniEsl Rap Rapid shorthand not S es-
% nomical cafeteris nf facilities any Wk AppPy peG
Room 300. s16 14th st. NV. be-
-TYPIsT-General insurance
once; 5-day, 35-hr wk Call MRS.
MADDOX. MA $3.50 for appt
oLtaRIk,IYpisT-Claim LIZ s,,IisI dept, large
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for qualified person Apply BAR.
sER E a 4 ROSS 1sS' CO.. 9Th and v, sts
CLERK Iisis pti TYPIsr. FIST pleasant work. l7 g.
day week. Q to 5. JAMES LEES T.
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a6le dept, perm. position; 5-day.
liberal discount on purchases. in
surance and disqualification plan.
retirement plan. Apply PEOPLES
DRUG STORES, Employment once
CLERK.TYPfsT. permanent. in f.
nancial institution, pleasant sur
roundings, short hours, 5-day week
CLERK-TYPIsT. young. for perm ip 90
sition in small office; no exper. nee;
perm. perm resident of ne. Apply 2ooi
cLeRk.TYPisT. i general once -ao work.
pleasant surroundings, 5-day week
Res. WO: O307. lie
CLERK;-TYPIST. interesting work in
ability approx; 40 w.pm., s7h-hr..
ieay Facilities wk AppIy Room ao eafetsTis
-TYPIST for period July 10th
to September 18th 1851. Interesting
wort in modern. cfice. 40-hour
wee week Apply Standard OIL Building,
r,h.Enk h9I betTssn TysisT s:s9 3 an. ard 4 pm
necessary. 5-day wk. Cali or apply
sCHWARz & SON. 27O4 Ontario
CLERK-TYPIsT and stenographer.
for permanent position with life
cond, ONCE and paid vacations,
rapid advancement opportunities.
See Mr.. BRYCE. Tues, 9:30 to 4. |
at 1915 K st. NV. end flr. is |
K-TYPIST-Large real estate
office desires an exper. clerk-typist |
Excellent working conditions. 37h-
Lunches furnished free. Opportunity
for Advancement. Call Mr.. BEAN or /
MR.. THOMPSON, MA. 2lO0. -16
Evening star., 1951-07-16

shopSork; Welding 'taaa and oFnamentai 1n 1aentai
iron works; must be sober. willing
and pay Apply xREINtaToN 0Iise5iS IRoH
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YOUNG MAN, in contractors ONCE.
Apply = AJAx S coNsTRucT1oN cor fIi1tsr aass, co'.
925 18th st. NV. --16
YOUNG MAN 25-35, drivers license,
National organization. salary. ad-
vancement, free to travel. no exper.
necessary. Apply WARNER BLDG.
10Th and SITS, NV, room 951. -17
YOUNG MEN free to travel. Can
earn $50 wk. Room 422. 1404 New
York ave. NV. -16
YOUNG MEN. age 25 to 80, with per-
sonality and some sales ability to
nshed restaurants, stores. etc. Good
pay with guaranteed earnings. MR..
BYRAM. 9l5 Eye st. NV. bet. and
3 pm. only. ~
HERE is an opportunity for you 10
get good steady lob In Virginia:
no need to travel far: wa have open.
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porters If you are not fully expert.
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ave. by taking bus at 18th and Pa
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yard between Q and or apply
Sulmore Shopping Center. 500 Lees-
ourg pike between Baile5's Cross
marked Culmore-Parkwood i"'- and
Pa. ave
EXPERIENCED guttering, spoutins
anso aFs .0ofeT eE Gv Coed 5oed pay. Call AL.
ATTENTION RADIO MEN. Phillips,
Inc. is expanding their Tv service
dept. and will train several men to
De fun hedged Tv technicians.
bad bbsainees eemI must rasi be over z! and have
perienee. Salary paid while in train
ing. Rapid advancement to those
Who qualify. No phone calls. See
MI s'lvern PHILLIPS, INC. 20l2
shannon place s.e. blk north Of
NICHOLS ave. between U and v sts.
PART TIME MAN. over %, must be
willing to work, 1925 hrs. wk., eve.
and weekendS, not canvassing. Earn
ings while training around $50 wk,
requirements, married, own car.
neat appearance, pleasing person
AMY, good speaking voice. Phone
Ii. 3-5326 for appointments only
MARRIED MAN, with car, to train
locally for large manufacturing co
not canvassing. win consider In
Earnings while training n around
$100 weekly. Apply t116 O st. Sc,
before 12 noon.
THE NEW YORKER" magazine tells
an interesting story about an AS
Talk Of the Town editorial en-
titled Astounding on page 1s.
July a., 1851. issue. For further
information call RA. 1900. ~
UNEMPLOYED GIs and night workers
can can earn arm while while learning 6S, hishly
s'p persen aeR Ms MR CAFES oolS 1885 q cOnn Sa
ave. NV. mornings. 10 til l2. -19
FINE OPPORTUNITY for young man
to learn to sell mems haberdashery.
See Mr.. Ehrman, E. j. KAUFMAN,
INC, 14th and Eye SITS. NV. 1T
with sales ability. to
operate large retail coal business in
Washington. managerial ability,
knowledge OF coal and allied equip
Reply, giving full particulars. espe-
cially coal experience. and state
starting salary to Box 1851, Star.
-17
SALESMAN-If you wish
to increase your present earnings by
working ewes. and/or Sats.. we offer
will pe remunerative for you. Call
Mr.. ROBERTSON. AT. 1885 is
MAN. having paint.
hardware or building supply expe-
rience as inside salesman for floor
supply f1rm. Apply in person. MOD
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Evening star., 1951-07-16
MACHINE OPERATOR
MANAGER
s AND 10 CENT

Must be Thoroughly exp. Others need
not apply, A wonderful opportunity
at KINGS, main once. 1904 7th st.
NV. -16
NEAT CUTTER. experienced. reli-
able; good Opportunity for for, the the
SUPER MARKET. 10040 Colesvtlle
rd., Silver Spring. SH. 4110. -l6