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Evening star., 1951-07-09
HELP DOMESTIC

small family Of 2 adults; i INF infant: 1T
pvt. upstairs rm.; pleasant sur
ronndings; S35 wk. to start; local
aftsr Pffs; 1o fequI5ed' ! m Call JU. s-4626
COOK. G.H.W,, live in; must b.
pleasant. reliable and like children.
Good working conditions. air-condi-
TONED house. automatic washer and
dryer no ironing. Call sH. 7s41.
COUPLE. married. for cooking and
g;h.W References. Must be sober.
COGPLE9wife to cook and clean; @
ner and chauffeur. Will live in at
traetive apt. in new modern house
on large farm located 2S miles south
OF Fredericksburg on Route II.
Must Mnst be experienced; good wages
kinloch Farm Supply Post once.
Virginia. Write giving age. experience
and references. II in or near Wash
INC; 1121 21st st. NV. Ask for
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK-Must do
cooking; for adults; Sundays of; S25
GENERAL HoUsEwoRRo. cook; live
n arv iG6a n9pont Oh chlldren; az excellent SAL
afternoon and every other Sunday
off. must be good laundress and
housekeeper. plain cooking, 8 in
family. Call ia. 1859. Refs. nee.
G.H.w. and child care or mothers
helper desired by colored girl; re-
liable. Ii 1884.
G.H.W.. plain cook. live-in. pleasant
upstairs pvt. rm. and bath, for
exper. reliable girl who wants steady
lob, Local refs s135 mo. OIL. 2O67.
G; H. w.. experienced. Iaundreess:
gays week, IL am. to 2 pm; SIG.
GIRL, coiored, desires position as
q day worker; refs. DE. $3.50.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL for baby sit.
VIE VIE Mart Mar AP aPurf 42o7l go "k Hyatts- aG
HoUSEkEEPER for apt; good cook.
Thite. z adults. local refs. required.
LADY, coiored, so yrs. or over. to
care care for elderly sick lady; live in.
child care. Must live in. : days
MARRIED COUPLE. no children
(white); general house work; care
OF grounds; drive car and cook for
on main floor of new rambler; ali
modern kit. and household equip:
excel. surroundings; vic. Of Glen
mont. Md; some storage SPACE
avail; good pay. Phone Ma. 23o6
II no answer, Lo. 5-076s. 10
care for arthritis patient. tS5ITGro. $50 mo.
Live in. Call after 3 on Sun. Mon.
and Tues. 1920 Both st. NV 10
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HELP WOMEN
MATTRESSES
MARRIED WOMAN

over 20. pleasing persorality who
family income in dignified type OF
work locally; flexible working hours
Permanent position. Car essential
For interview, phone LO. 5-0790 be-
tween 8 and IL am. Ask for MIR,
TAUFNNER liz
Evening star., 1951-07-09
SITUATIONS MEN

CCOUNTANT-Office manager. full
ly experienced in General Motors
and 1CC system of accounting and
financing; available immediately.
ACCOUNTANT for small businessman.
on part time basis. EN-. 4516.
COLLEGE GRADUATE, major in bust.
ness administration. seeks bookkeep-
8 and 10 l :30-4:3Q pm. %
HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR, white. de.
sires summer clerical position; good
references. Ludlow 1-6244. los
Continued on Next bage)
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SAIEST,ADTES

Experienced ladies' ready-to to-Wear
Earn S45 to S50' 5-day wk.: salary
plus commission. Apply in person,
10 am. to 2 pm. YEAGERS. $3.50
ColeSvilIe rd.. Silver Spring. Ia
Evening star., 1951-07-09

HOTEL MAIDS, experienced. colored,
good salary. Apply In person. Ho-
TEL STRATFORD, 25 st. NV
LAUNDRY HELr-shirt pressers, and
wearing apparel pressers. Apply
NAVY EXCHANGE, Building T-32
y: s: Naval Receiving Station,
LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE, assistant
cashier. experienced; permanent
Job, 5-day wk.. free group insur-
ance. Phone MR.. BAcHSCHMID
bet. 3 and 10 am. MA. 91I2 Iii
for dress shop. Must be
experienced saleslady Salary and
commission. SHERMAN SHOP. 1I04
SECRETARY. vacancy in
our operating room dept. for an
experienced medical secretary: A
hour week, meals while on duty
vacation, sick leave and other bene-
fits. Apply Personnel ONCE. EMER-
GENCY HOSPITAL, 17II New York
NOTIONS CLERK. one interested in
sewing preferred: permanent posi-
tion for right party, hospftali2a-
ton and sick benefits, 5-day week.
Apply in person, SINGER SEWING
MACHINE CO. 500 9TH st. NV 10
twhite), reg. and practical;
new 40-bed orthopedic hospital in
g., Arlington to open soon; 5-day
wk.; S220-S230 mo. for r. n: S150-
Sec maids and orderlies. Cali CH.
1900 MR. DEAN q-5 nm p
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SALES MANAGER

Local distributor of nationally ad-
vertised products is opening new
branch ONCE in Virginia. Experience
in our line not necessary. but abil-
fly to train and work with men is.
Call UN. 1919, Monday bet. 7-9
- m NO nther time 3
Evening star., 1951-07-09
Statesmen

Here is q good oppor. for you to get
associated with a fast-growing or
ganization You can find no finer
working conditions elsewhere. Com
mission or salary. If YOU qualify.
Consistent advertising assures you
to leading statesmen. If you can full
iii the following requirements: l.
between ages $3.50. 2-Neat ap-
pearance. 3-Married. Pleasing
personality. 5-Car essential but
not necessary. Stop in or call MI;
WINDOWS. NC. 3002 18th st, ne,
Evening star., 1951-07-09
BANK BOOKKEEPER

Young lady, Burroughs book
keeping machine operator. Ex-
perience preferred but rot
necessary. 5-day week.
Evening star., 1951-07-09
HELP WOMEN
DANCE TEACHERS
BY Angelo

Ages 30, to teach ballroom dane
ing. full or part time. Excellent
salary and opportunity for advance
ment. No experience necessary. We
train you. Apply in person noon to
5 pm.
502 18th st. NV. or 1924 Conn. Ave
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SALESLADIES

SALESLADIEs-Exper. in children S
wear; excel. salary, 5-day wk.
Apply Miss Harrington. CABOTS, &,
- Experienced only;
Speciality. shop; hours IL or / to 9
pm salary, S45 plus commission.
SALESWOMEN, experienced only, for
large children's apparel store in Arl.
Pleasant, work, good salary plus
commission; chance for advance
ment. Call TIE. 1000 for appoint
ment. 10
SEAMsTREsS. experienced; good pay
steady work. Apply WASHINGTON
MATTRESS CO.. 32I L st. s.w. %
SECRETARY IN LAW OFFICE-Ex-
cellent surroundings. air-condi-
toned; 5-day. wk. Write for sppt
Box 1850, Star -l2
SECRETARY, with knowledge OF
ttypingo and shorthand CaA u
SECRETARY. part or full time: day
assignments; good shorthand anG
tipping, suitable FOR Govt. workers
waiting assgmt. or housewives avail
or more days ca. week. RE. 0564
Evening star., 1951-07-09
CLERICAL

CLERKS. permanent position for re-
cent high school graduates; down
town ofhce; 5-dav week. NE. 2S40
1Q%
CLERK for office work involving use
of figures. demanding accuracy; 512-
day wk. State age and salary ex-
pected Box 79-G. Star 10
dry cleaning twhite); must
be experienced in valet shop. Apply
Immediately. CRYSTAL VALET. T20
cLFRks. 5tR &. 9T qHi dr NE pa9t gt7S sine work.
day wk., good salary; preferably
those living in southeast area. Ap-
ply at once, MR.. Dublin. 2012
Shannon pl. Sc. Ia
CLERK MANAGER, retail cleaning
storf; experienced; permanent;
fSG fsa eas; oa aE. s00s S454. aoar'' pnone 1i pa
Evening star., 1951-07-09

DUE, lAA' O-otuUS EAb- O-o~1c.
YARD FOREMAN for building ma
terial warehouse and storage area.
receiving and storing OF all hard
Nd, location. Should be alert. in.
telligent young man with some
knowledge Of building material
items This is permanent posi-
tion with opportunity for advance.
ment. Gail OIL. 5000 or apply
EISINGER BUILDERS SUPPLY co
1927 Wisconsin ave. p
MAN. white. for all-around work In
groceEy store; must be sober. de-
Phone Me. 477s or sH. s8i4.
MAN, white, 21-35 years, for light
physical labor. interested In perma-
nent work; must have car; service
route work. Apply 3054 NJ st. NV.
MAN, with some selling experience.
for inside clerk. as asst. to managar
OF hoor supply firm; Apply in per
son, MODERN FLOORS, 2431 18th
St; NV. 10
train as managers for a national
small loan organization; no exper-
ience necessary. car required: salary
Plus car allowances. paid vacations.
other employe benefits rapid ad-
vancement; will accept trainees
under CT Bill: apply in person.
9-5 weekdays. 9-1 Sat. LINCOLN
LOAN SERVICE. INC. 3412 Rhode
Island ave, Mt. Rainier. Md. -13
for in circulation
department; can earn SIS per wk.
Apply to 10 am, Room 422. Bond
Evening star., 1951-07-09
HELP kAEN
PART-TIME WORK

Young men, for Friday ewes. and all
day Sat. Must be available both
times; permanent positions; openings
at Georgia ave, Anacostia and Falls
Church branches. Write Box 454,G.
star 10
Evening star., 1951-07-09
HELP WOMEN
TRAVEL AND EARN

Young ladies, neat, single. under
and return with chaperoned group.
Circulation sales. Travelling ex-
penseS furnished. Can average S75
weekly commission. MRS. LOLLAR,
10 am. to 2 pm. Hotel Harrington.
Do not phone 12s
Evening star., 1951-07-09
HELP MEN
MATCHMAKER

permanent position;
good pay. Apply David Mann. Jewell
er. THE JEWELRY SHOP. Pentagon
Bldg, Ii. 5-6700, Ext. 5-621S.
Evening star., 1951-07-09
TIRE CHANGER
TRUCK DRIVER

We have an immediate opening for .
good colored driver who % neat tn
appearance and between 25 and 35
years of age; previous experience
and d. C permit required: must be
able to pass physical exam. In ad-
dition to salary. generous company
benefits will be provided Apply
Personnel, Room sos Open week
days. S:30-5 and Sat. e-1. No phone
calls
Evening star., 1951-07-09
The MunSeY Trust Co.

1929 E ST. NV. Ia
BEAUTICIAN, permanent, s. day
week: full or part time; $50 per
week plus commission 2Sl2 Ala
bama ave Sc. VI. 1900 -9
BEAUTICIAN tcolored(; salary and
commission. IL 4-S919. 9s
BEAUTICIANS, expert in all branches:
congenial; salary and commission
Apply in person, ANrTA'S BEAUTY
SHOP. 5612 Conn. ave. Ia
Evening star., 1951-07-09
Comptometer Operators

S-day, 371a-hr. wk.; pleasant work.
ing cond.: other advantages, with
permanent employment; pay accord
ing to ability. WESTERN ELECTRIC
co. INC. ILL N. Capitol st. liz
Evening star., 1951-07-09
$46.8O PER DAY

If you were certain you could earn
this amount every day, would you
take the job? Then call at 919
ave, q to . only. I'll
Evening star., 1951-07-09
Clerk-Typist
PART-TIME
3 DAYS WEEKLY

The Evening Star has q part-tims
position in the classified advertising
department. An opportunity for an
accurate typist with q good tele-
would enjoy rendering service IA
customers by telephone. All day
work no night hours II, interested
auply Personnel Once Room RO6
THE EVENING STAR
110l eennsyIyania Ave NV
Evening star., 1951-07-09

MANAGEMENT TRAINEE
Our administrative training program
offers an excellent career Opportunity
with one of Americas leading COM
panles In its field: qualifica tions
desired: Age "a to %. married. COL
lege BACKGROUND and years resi-
MR.. v. w. HOLLEMAN between the
hours Of 10 and . noon and 9 and
4 pm DI 0333 IA
Evening star., 1951-07-09

POSITIONS available in WASHINGTON 6
newest. most modern bake shop.
Fountain manager.
Bakers (full or part timel.
Soda fountain personnel.
Salesladies full or part ttne).
Cake decorators.
Planners
interviews Mon, Tues. Wed.
10 till pm. See MR.. BLAKE.
VI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-05
sEcoRYs HAVE SON

A baby boy weighing 7 pounds
9la ounces, was born October %
to Mrs. Gloria v. Secory, wife oil
Albert W. Sec0ry. Jr., sonarman,
second class, USN. at the U. S.
Naval Hospital here.
Secory. who is serving with the
Surface Anti-Sub Development De
tachement, Key West, is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert W. SecOry
Of 10l1 North Fillmore street. Ma
son City, Iowa. Mrs. Secory is the
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Ole
Velasqueg, Jr., of 110-D Poinciana
place, Key West.
The baby. named Randy Albert
is the second child for the Secorys,
who are residing at i80.H Poin-
Ciana place.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-05
Maids Night Out
hY Dot


"cRosswINos" al The Strand
Thester.
Here's an adventure yarn taken
from book called s'New Guinea
Cold" and photographed for the
most part at Weekiwachee Springs.
Fla. It's beautiful setting. but
the trobule is, not quite authentic.
/ have never been to New Guinea.
but Mel Adams and some other
Servicemen | overheard discuss
ing the picture. say that what the
background lacked was cocoanut
RAINS, muddy, not clear water in
the rivers. and that there Wasn't
black panther anywhere on the
island although one showed up in
the movie. Maybe it was sou.
venir left behind by revengeful
Japanese? The critics also yipped
about Spanish moss and Florida
oaks being out of place.
But all those details are minor
and the picture is still a good one
to while away an evening. The
shots of sailing ship on auumar-
inc waters are breath-taking in
beauty. Rhoda Fleming isn't bad
either!
She's a girl who is carrying a
torch and feels that she can only
forget the bitter experiences of
life by getting away from it all. :"
Being a woman. she can't join the
French Foreign Legion, so she
takes TO New Guinea. gin sings,
and finally. to John Payns, skip
per of a schooner with trim lines
which match hers.
Payne is gypped Of his ship and
sent off TO the nearest British Jug
with apologies, and all that. be-
cause the william. Jungle Johnny.
wants his schooner and works a
double-crOSs deal to get il. Payne
returns after his so day sentence
and falls in with two more water
front rogues, one Of them, Alan
Mowbray, who commits ski1dug-
gerry with delightful conversational
interludes and a great COB OF that
Empire" charm. The three set
out TO recover lost gold in sunken
airplane and to get back 1.-THE
Seeker, Payne's ship.
| En- route. they encounter a bevy
of Fuss uzzies who have captur-
ed the russet-tressed girl There
is much derring-do during tie re.
scue and some shocking demises
with the help of crocodiIes Then
on TO the treausre hunt which is
successful. The return trip is just
las Violent, and another battei with
that firSt-class fighting man as
! Kipling put it. Treason aboard the
boat, with plot and counter plot,
takes on slapStick quality.
Whispered conferences fly thick as
the arrows pf the natives Who at
tack,
! The hero and the girl end up
! with the gold, the ship and each
other It's all implauslble. but ex-
citing to watch. The color techni-
que is nothing short OF rnagnifi-
cent.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-05
USS Yosemite Men
Are HOnOred With
Dance And Tour

Men from the USs Yosemite
were honorcd at dance held at
the YMCA-USO on Saturday eve.
ming and again on Sunday with
tour OF the island.
On Sunday evening the movie
The Ape Man" was shown and
Jeanne Reynolds. publicity chair.
man, said that it was the best at
tended one of the season. Refresh
ments were served and the larder
swept bare Of food, she reports.
Page Mother Hubbard!
Mrs. Lillian Weubbold PLAYED
the piano for those present.
Another dance is scheduled for
tonight at the YMCA building with
the VS. Guys combo providing
the music.
Gal and Guy Of the month
dance is to take place on Thurs
day, and another party, Armistice
Day dance will be given next
Saturday, November 10.
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Up Wirephoto

CONTINUED Frore PAGE OneA
turning right at Truman and on TO
Bayview Park.
JayCee Ray Green is in charge
of the mOtorcade
Arriving at Bayview Park al S
O'Clock, the candidates will mount
the platform and give a brief talk
describing what they will do for
the citizens of Key West il elect
ed.
Candidates will be introduced
by JayCee President Jack Murray.
JayCee Jim Keen will be master
of ceremonies for the rally.
The entire program will he de-
voted to speeches by the caudi-
dates, so that Key Westers can
hear exactly what each ono has 10
offer TO them.
The "Get-Out The Vote Rally" is
part of the JayCee's national pro
gram to win fuller participation in
voting by citizens The JayCceS
are trying to further Amcricanism
and to interest more people IN the
actual working of Democracy.
Tomorrow the JayCees will
serve at the polls throughout the
city as available watchers for
candidates. They win also turn IN
election returns. This project is
being directed by JayCeeS Kermit
Levin and Jim Looper.
Chairman of the JayCec Get,Out-
The Vote Committee is Chef Cold.
The candidates for City Com
mission who will address tonight s
rally are:
Louis Carbonen.
DR.. Delio Cobo
Jack Delaney
Herman Gordon
c. II. Harvey.
David McCurdy.
James Murphy,
Milton A. PARROT.
George r. Phillips.
Everett r. RivaS.
Keller Watson,
The JayCecs will perform The
same election functions for lheI
election next Tuesday as for to-
morrow's primary
Listed below are the polling
places in Key West
First Precinct No. Fire sta.
ton. Greene street.
Second Precinct County Court
House. Whitehead street
Third Precinct Harris Elemen
tary School.
Fourth Precinct BIackout Res
taurant, OF Simonton street
Fifth Precinct, No. Fire sta
ton, Grinnell street.
Sixth Precinct: Key West High
School annex, Seminary street
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-05
Pupils Enjoy
Costume Party
At San Carlos

San Carlos school primary
grade pupils enjoyed colorful
Halloween party last Wednesday
morning at the school on Duval
street. They marched in varied
and attractive costumes and
played games directed by Miss
B. Remond and Mrs r. Parle-
witt
Prizes for the most outstand-
ing costumes were awarded TO
Jennifer Valdez, Oliver Roberts,
Charles Pons, Joyce Bates and
Orla Ortero.
Game winners were Ermidio
Rodriguez, Cemelia Cabot and
Louis Pinder.
Cakes, candies and ice cream
were served to all those present.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-05

aud the president Of the Havana
Little Theater
She spoke at the Little Thcater
from . p. NJ Ia 1915 at an open
forum in. which a questions and
answers session as wen as regu-
lar address were included Mrs.
Goddard reported that the Little
Thcatcr group wants TO have an
exchange Of productions with the
Key West Players, and that they
were extremely interested in see
ing a script of The Filibusters,
the drama by Comdr Ray Byrnes
which was twice presented at the
Barn Thcater by the Players
On the morning Of November n,
Mrs Goddard visited the Lyceum
v Lawn Tennis club, Calzada "
Ocho. Vedado, Havana
II is the most beautiful build
Ing you can imagine, " she said,
designed by woman architect.
II is a sort of community
cultural structure containing de-
partments for all sorts Of activi-I
ties.
Mrs. Goddard witnessed a gym
nasium class, a sewing class, AMI
art class. and visited the club
library which has both an adult
and children's section The struc-
ture also houses an exhibition
gallery,
After luncheon at Ell Patio on the
Prado, she flew back to Key West,
impressed with the vibrant en-
thuSiasm of Havana club mem
berS in all their projects.
Their work and interest was a |
true inspiration, Mrs. Goddard
stated
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-05

She was asked TO discuss the
Key West cook book. a publication
sponsored here by the Woman $
club which has been so highly
successful with sales Of over Sill
600 The Cuban organization plans
on bringing out similar book on
"Fl0wering Plants from Cuban
Gardens" written and illustrated
by the Garden Section of the We,
mans Club of Havana. 1t will be
printed in both English and Span
ish and is aimed at three different
classes of readers, according to
information from a pamphlet avail
able through the Garden club Of
this city.
The three reasons for the IIa-
vana book are namely "a to give
visiting tourists a way of plant
identification in non-technical Ian
guage with clear illustrations. Of
every flower; (2) to provide hOr-
ticulture information to those who
want to grow the plants in their
own gardens; CD to inspire both
Latins and Americans ito enrich
the flora of their own lands and TO
encourage laymen to learn the
names of Towering plants in his
own garden"
The information has been sur
veyed for accuracy by Hortus
Second and L. II. Bailey in both
languages. There are indexes,
blooming charts. an illustrated
glossary and photography. Bound
in purgmoid, the book consists of
$50 pages with Is full page draw
ings.
The publication is limited since
IL is not commercial enterprise.
An ideal Christmas gift, copies
may be reserved by sending for
them directly TO the Woman's
Club in Havana at the address
given above or through the Garden
club of Key West The book is four
dollars a copy, including mailing
charges and only postal money
orders or bank drafts are accept
able.
Mrs. Goddard was royalty en-
tertained. stopping at the hotel
Nacional. She was given a lunch
con the day she arrived by the
clubwomen At three O'Clock, No
vember 26 she spoke at the Wo.
mans club about the Key West
cook book. After her talk. mem
bers ordered q copies. Mrs. God
dard was then guest of honor at
reception and tea.
The same evening. she was given
dinner at the American club on
the Prado as guest OF the presi-
dent of the Havana Womans club
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-05

III INT Receiving line introducing
Admiral Fahrion to the guests
were Capt. w. H. Truesdell com.
manding officer of the Sonar
school, and Comdr. G. E. Dawson
executive officer.
Music for the occasion was fur.
nished by the excellent orchestra
from the admiraI's staff which is
stationed with him aboard the
USS Yosemite.
Among members of Admiral
FahriOn's staff and guests at the
party we're; Capt. A. F. FARRELL.
chief Of the admiral's staff; Capt.
R. G. Wiser, Capt. A. G. Ward
Capt. 6, w. Stott, commander of
the USS Yosemite, Capt. A. r.
Bosworth, public information Of
ficer Of the Yosemite; Comdr. T.
F. Ryan. Comdr. r. McAfee, 1t.
Comdr {. B. Gates, Jr., and Lit.
NJ. c. Brite.
About 225 officers from the vari-
GUS local fleet and shore instalIa
tons and their ladies attended the
party. Among them were Capt. c.
c. Adell, Capt and Mrs. b. E.
Bradley, Capt. and Mrs. +. w.
Parish, Jr., Capt. and Mrs. j. w.
Davis, Capt. and Mrs. Harold Pay
son, Jr., Capt. j. c. 10th and Capt.
and Mrs. T. d. Boaz.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-05
.Tr.-Sr. PTA Board
Meet Postponed

Mrs, f. f. Hood, president of
the Junior-Senior High school
PTA announced today that the
meeting of the executive board
originally scheduled for tonight
has been postponed until Thurs
day, November 9Th, at 1880 pm,
because of the political rally that
viii be held in BayvieW Park.
The meeting Thursday will be
held in the library of the high
school, followed by a meeting of
room representatives, in the ca
feteria at 300 pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-05
Josef Hurkfi Is
Named Director
Of Production

Josef iurka was named di-
rector of the next Key West
Players production at a meeting
of the board Of directors on Sun
day,
The play is The Passing of
the Third Floor Back" and will
be presented early in December.
Emily Goddard. president of
the group, announced today that
casting will begin tomorrow
night following the regular bust
ness meeting Of the Players. She
pointed out thatSthose who wish
to try out for roles do not have
% be efnembers of the Players.
The business session begins
Tuesday at Q pm. at the Barn
Theater.