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SAIESCT,ERK
TIU 18th ST, N,W,

SALES ENGINEER - Young college
graduate for sales dept. of estab
( koseTs sTalisS SoHN pdydVH ~ %EBs4Say APRy do
sslli wholesale N tobac.
coo and confectionery. Established
business. good salary. Open until 9
pm. for interview. GEORGETOWN
ITGBaCCo asSSo Co. 1907 M st. ,H,w
sALEsMAN--An opportunity is of
man to become associated with an
old established wholesale house. Be
learning business and when qualified
Substantive are in need Of a rep
resentative to distribute our product
IN washington and Vicinity 5eG on
Sn te e0n%5is54R MoReRo 0ny szLE s0F 4si efsaiis
Kedzie ave. Chicago IL. III. IS"
SALESMAN. medical equipment; OPEN
ing in our organization for high
caliber man to contact and sell to
doctors and hospitals, our nation
ally. known lines of X-ray. medical
equipment, ETC.: prefer man with
experience in our f1eld but will train
man that we feel will At into our
organization; compensation discussed
at interview. Apply Mon. OF Tues,
HoLAK BooMHoWER. INC. Is2t
sALfESssMdASNi. E IA part time. excellent iS op.
portunity to earn extra money: Oul
statesmen average from $40 to 500
commission per evening. selling oui
pointment basis: we train YOU fol
immediate earnings. Call DE. O7lt
between 2 am. and ! pm. Ia
SALESMAN. % to 35. We have al
opening. for an ambitious man in al
married man with some selling ex <
vancement opportunity for career.
minded man. High earning posi-.
bilities: ROYAL TYPEWRITER co.
SALESMAN. young man. 2o-s6 tc
cream outlets; sales experience help
ful but not necessary: does not have
to own a car: salary and com.
mission with full opportunity fol
sdvancement. Answer in writing t
NE Ne GRAAM XpTns G Ms9esfT fsso sEEYEE
SALESMAN for fishing tackle; mus
be experienced; top pay. MILLS
co. 9th and E NV. -17 ,
S-hElN IOI IiCn wear anu hCTk
clothes, Good hours, top pay. Mills
SALESMAN-For mems clothing store
Regular Saturday position. Salar!
and commission. Apply WEBSTEF
CLOTHES, 10l2 F st. NV. -1S
SALESMAN - Old established appli.
ance store handling only top line
has opening for capable floor sales.
man. Salary and commission. splen-
did opportunity. perm. connection
Also need PARTING salesman fol
Clio Georgia ave NV. GE. 900
SALESMAN--Long-established manu-.
forms seeks high-type man to rep.
resent them locally. Previous se'l.
ing experience essential. Good rom.
missions with opportunity TO In
crease earnings In proportion Il
productive efforts. Advance agains'
commissions II required. Local rTo'
tected territory with established &C
counts Car needed; Reply to Th,
704 Dupont Circle Bldg. Dupon
Circle. Washington 6. D. c., eiVinG
age, marital status, education. pre.
vious employment and phone Eum'
sALEsMAN-se6 wk. salary. plus ca
expenses and very good commissions
sccaRsMSN cal1 Mr. WEE c,dl5,5s II; 4s04G; snd men,
The ouRITTY SHOP. wilson blvd
at N. Highland St. Arlington.
SALESMAN - National organization
has opening for young man with oil
burner and fuel oil experience; sales
MR. KELLEY HO 0R2R -1R
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FREDERICK NJ. BRADLEY and
IEONAR0 MARRITRY Atforpeyx


UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No 1888. Ad
minlStration.-Thi is to Give No
tice: That the subscriber. of tn,
District of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court OF the Dis.
trict OF Columbia. Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate OF Mary
Thomas Mitchell, late of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. deceased. Al
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated. tc
the subscriber. on or before the 18th
DAY Of February; AID. 1879; other;
wise they may by law BE excluded
from ali beneft Of said estate
Given under my hand this 18th day
OF September 1851. THE WASH
INGTON LOAN & TRUST CO.
By BERNARD L. AMISS. TruS Of
ficer. (SealD Attest: FRANK j
BURKART. Deputy Register of Will:
for the District of Columbia, CLERK
OF the Probate Court. Se.l4,2I,2S
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SECRETARY-5-day: pleasant sur.
NATIONAL BRICK g. SUPPLY GO.
sERviCE SALESMAN. must be exper.;
.5F2-day Wk.; salary and commission.
Mr., Billhimer. BARRY-PATE MOTOR
CO., l13O Conn, ave. NV RE. 1873.
SERVICE MAN for household ap-
ent work; vacation with pay employe
benefits; be e C. R. Dowd. DoWD,s
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
experienced in fabrication and tire
repairing. ESQ SERVICENTER. N.
Cap. and Fla. ave.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
also shift manager, white: excel.
opport. JOHNsoN's SUNoCo. 1903
r. /. ave. ne. III
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Experience and references required.
co ASS OYse Keniworth hENo4 sve sssr6. M0F0E
burg, Md. WA. 1882. -16
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
white. lub exper.. salary and comm.
RoY,s RS, SHE'LL SERVICE so1 No.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS.
expanding service stations are in
Isv need OF sXDsT sttfnGants nafd soGd
and sick leave. Apply 6225 Blair
SERVICE STA. ATTEND. thor. exper.
TcGy ToP ESQ $50 service a ( cERTER Fl H556 600
Central ave-. Seat Pleasant, Nd,
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Experienced only. Full time; BoB'S
ESQ SERVICE. goo Bladensburs
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. ca
pa6le man, to manage night shifts;
OPPORTUNITY. JoE,s SERVICE STA
TON, 4435 Benning I'd: ne. IA
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
We have several openings for. good.
energetic. young men interested in
this type of business: salary and
bonus, employe benefits, future op-
portunities, Apply in person. SUN
OIL CO, 4940 Conn. ave. NV. IA
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
sev9Ta SeSr men 9Denhss nEsTe.s for IN amStGu: fn,
employment with advancement OPP
portunities; .exper. not nee. but
must have drivers permit. Many
employe benefits in addition to good
wages. Refs required. See Mr.. Nc
paddeP cApnroT l% on sSR1icENfER f 1I aSf 'S Set
- ~ SIAN ASAh. go
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS--
Are you satisfied with your present
lob? need several good men. one
shift operator one fabrication spe-
cialist, and others to open a new
Super Servicecenter at Georgia ave.
and Viers Mill rd.. Wheaton. Md.
Opportunity to grow with the buSi-
ness. Apply LINFOOT'S ESQ SERV-
ICE, New Hampshire ave and M
sHEET METAL MECHANICS and ex-
perienced helpers, for installation
and shop work; for warm-air heat
ing. Apply 2131 9th st. NV. before
10 am. or after 3 pm -16
SHEET METAL MECHANIC and help
er; experienced in warm-air heating
and installation. for new and re-
PHLY. MERiRITT & IS suLLIvAN' fSc. INC.
Ma: 1886. for appointment. lie
SHOE SALESMAN-All- exper.;
steady; Sat. extra good sal. 3156
Wilson blvd. Arl., OK. 20O4. --16
SHOE Statesmen. experienced only.
liberal salary and commissions.
YOUNG'S, 1905 F st. NV. -2I
SHOE SALESMAN-Must be experi-
enced: good pay. large company, ex-
cellent opportunity for advance
ment. Apply once, BOSTON SFOE
STORE. 403 9TH st. NV. IA
SHOE SALESMAN. eXper; good salary
and comm. Apply MURRAY'S. 1910
l4th st. NV. or S507 Ga. ave. Silver
Spring Md -I6
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REAL ESTATE MAN

Large real estate firm spe-
ciaIizing in mortgage loans, is
seeking a man. preferably
under 40 years of age, who
is looking for q permanent
connection which offers good
opportunity for advancement.
We prefer someone who has
actually had experience in
new business as we'll as knowl-
edge of loan closing, including
FHA and GI loans. Some OF
the duties may be outside of
the office and, II so. ADEQUATE
allowance will be made for
use of automobile. Work week
37la hours and lunches are
furnished free. Reply in own
handwriting, giving particu-
lars as to experience, salary
expected and draft status. All
applications considered conf
. Dental and no INQUIRIES until
after interview.
BOX 330-S, STAR
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LEGAL NOTICES Cont
SAMUEL NJ. GREENBAUM, Attorney
23l Tower Bldg.
j. HARRY WEIGH. Attorney
IGIf Y GNraaN ~ VI
WASHINGTON. d. {


UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No 1859. Ad-
ministration.-Th is to Give No
tice; That the subscriber. OF the
State of Maryland has obtained
from the Probate Court OF the Dis
trict of Columbia. Letters Testa-
mertary on the estate of Sue g
Prentiss late of the District oi
Columbia, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated. tc the subscriber. or
or before the 25th day of February
AID. 1862; otherwise they may By
raw be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate. Given under my hand
this 22nd day of August 1851
j HARRY WEIGH. 1911 K st.
NV. tSeal.l Attest: THEODORE
COGSWELL REGISTER of Wills fol
the District of Columbia. Clerk OF
the Probate Court. au3l SCI. "A
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MESSENGERS
ME,SSENGER

MEDOENOIEh
Full-time permanent lob for young
white boy. Apply in person and ask
for Miss White THE CREDIT
BUREAU, 1921 @ st NV. Ia
MILLWORK MECHANIC - Expert
enced, cabinet or machine man.
Permanent position. HESLOP LUM-
Der g. MILLWORK CO.. MA. 4451
MILLWORK OFFICE CLERK. Ambi.
tiouS man for millwork shop office
experience preferred. but will train
right person Apply Mr.. Jack Bury
BARBER & ROSS CO., 9Th and v
sts ne. DE. 050I. Us
MULTILITH or Web operator. Chance
for advancement; top salary to
right man; all inquiries held conf
Dental. Call Mr.. Hasenei, THE
AMERICAN PUBLISHING CO.. ME.
224S lie
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PLATE CARRIER

Permanent position In our pressroom
with a chance for advancement;
2I-3O years Of age. high school
graduate. OF heavy build and capable
of giving good attendance; must be
able to pass physical exam. Apply
Personnel. Room sos. Open 5000
weekdays and 81 on Saturday. No
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PORTER (Colored)

SAb GAt \OOAOA WI
Steady Job for reliable man. Must
have drivers permit: married man
between 35 and 40 preferred; refer
ences required. For appointment,
call MR.. WATSON, SH. 5000. Ia
PORTER-DELIVERY BOY: must have
refs. and drivers permit: for drug
store in sil; Spr; ST; 3014. IA
store work. Apply in person,
AMBASSADOR DRUGSTORE. 14th
PORTER AND DRIVER fcolored); re-
liable refs. full or part time. Sly
PORTER DRIVER. Wheaton Rock
vile area. Will pay TOP wages for
good man. Apply SUBURBAN REX
ALL DRUG STORE, Viers Mill
Shopping Center. IL
ton: plenty of work. 10c a suit.
CHILLUM CLEANERS, GE. 666S.
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MEAT COUNTERMAN--Ap ALEX
MEAT MARKET. 3104 M st. NV.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for 2 ex-
perienced mechanics with progress
sive Ford leadership. suburban loca-
ton; 5000 pay basis. plenty OF
work at all times; vacation, hos
pitalization, life insurance. paid hol-
tdays; excellent working conditions
See Mr.. Cutler. MONROE FORD CO
1887 East-West hwy, Silver Spring.
MECHANIcs' HELPERS for kitchen
cabinets: white. Is yrs, or over;
MECHANICS WANTED = Preferably
with stake or panel truck. For out
side installations. Must be clean
cut, reliable and ambitious. Remun-
Grafton based on performance. Write
to Box 409-R. Star. for an inter-
view ID
MERCHANDIsER to visit super
markets in d. c. and promote good
displays of well-known lines. Car
necessary; experience helpful. Coed
pay and interesting work. Box l6-S,
Star. -l7
MESSENGER; must know city thor
oughly. High school graduate; neat
appearance. Numerous employe bene-
fits Call ME 641l -I7
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STENO-CLERK
STENO.-TYPIST
SUPERVISOR

Do you have the ability and know
now to handle men? II you have
had retail laundry experience or sim
for a hard-working, responsible man.
Salary to start will be S100 per wk.
This is permanent position and
opportunity for a young man to
really show what he can do. If
satisfied by just plugging along day
after day, here Is the chance you
have been looking for. Write, giving
full details to Box 255-S, Star.
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PRESSERs t2l. exper. Good salary
S Z K CLEANERS. 443 9TH ST.. s.w.
PRINTING ESTIMATOR for litho-
graph plant. Top salary to start,
chance for advancement. All in
quiries held confidential: Call Mr
Hasenei. THE AMERICAN PUBLISH
INC co ME. 224S. lie
PRINTER -COMPOSITOR. open shop
Good salary. Excellent opportunity
for advancement. BETHESDA
PRINTING, CO. OIL. 1900. lis
RADIO SHOP HELPER--Some knowl,,
edge of radio desira6le; pistTiet dSsT
RADIO. Ab Tv sERvIcEMAN and high
fidelity salesman needed by
CUSTOMCRAFT RADIO TV CO.
Good opportunity for right man to
branch out into a new and interest
Ing field. Phone CO. $3.50 for in
terview 10
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Opening
for full-time man with some expert
ence in salesmanship. For inter
view. call MR.. WILDER. GE. 1915
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AWNING MECHANICS; must be ex-
perien' ed on all kinds of awning
work. r. C. M. BURTON & SON
81 E st. NV. --16
BAKERS (21. excel. salary, with fine
opportunity for advancement for
top-notch all-round man; must be
good decorator: also bench man
Call collect at LeonardtoWn 236-W
between 1 j pm. and $50 am. lie
BAKER. also bakers helper. Apply
1901 Georgia ave. Wheaton. Md
LC. 5-9SSS. lie
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CLERK

A local life insurance company is
interested in obtaining the services
Of young man in its actuarial de-
partment under age 80. Must bt
high school graduate and pref.
erence will be given to young mar
who is interested in mathematic,
in one of the local universities. Op.
portunity for advancement. 37Ia.
hour 5-day week, economical cafe.
terra facilities. good working con.
ditions. Apply Room 300 S16 14th
st NV. between . am. and 3 pm
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MACHINISTS
INSTRUMENT MAKERS
Milling machine experience. top rate
to qualified men; 54-hr. wk.. paid
vacation and disqualification Apply
BOWEN g. CO. 47l2 Bethesda ave.
Bethesda. Md lis
MAIL CLERK, young man, rapid and
accurate at handWork. to handle
bulky mail Excellent starting SAL
airy, regular increases. Generous
sick and annual leave for quail
fed applicant. Box l50-R, Star.
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CABINET MAKER


CARPENTER. white. middle aged man
for steady inside maintenance work;
good salary. Apply chief engineer
CARLTON HOTEL. 18th and K sts
CARPENTER FOREMAN for residenc,
man. JACOBSON CORR, apply m rm
100. Defenss Bldg- 1926 18th st
NV, If
CARPENTERS for repair and re.
modelling work. must be steady anc
sober; good wages: no others neeo
apply w. ]. BAUMBACH. 4147
Wilson blvd. Arl., Va. ia. 4-1250
CARPENTER-Repair work. Older
experienced mechanic desired. Must
have own transportation MAYTON
g. JOHNSTON, (rear). 1907 G
st. NV is
t4l, all-around me
chanics. Call ON. 1898 after $50,
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REAL ESTATE statesmen
Two energetic men; some experience
desired: active Northern Virginia
frm; unlimited opportunity for the
right men; listings and leads fur
nished For appointment. call C. F..
WOODROE. INC. OK. 1922. Ia
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HELP MEN
Statesmen roy

$50 wk.. plus bonus; Q wks. vacation
500, CHESTNUT FARMS DAIRY.
o535 Penna ave NV ia
Valley frontiersman., 1951-12-20
Council Cells Election
tContinued from Page |

t1untlnued from Page n
 Ordinance for Organization and Maintenance of Small Fire De partments" put out by the Pacit.c Board of Fire Underwriters.
 Control of Stray Dogs
 In response to a request from Superintendent William T. Zah- radnicek two weeks ago, the Council acted last night to au- thorize the drawing up of an or dinance which would allow some control of local dogs. 1t was pointed out that the city licensing ordinance which goes into effect January ] provides for the pur- chase of license for each dog.
 Paving or Service Building?
 The final City Council meeting of the year ended in some dis agreement as to what priority the city should give two needed pro jects: paving of the streets and a city administration building. The majority of the councilmen thought that the city should draw up plans for proposed ad- ministration building and make application for funds from APW, Al Hagen insisted that paving of the city streets should come first. It was pointed out that paving would be impossible until city survey made possible the plotting of profiles of all city streets, all proposed extensions, and the eS- tablishment of grade lines, as rec commended by the City Planning Commission. It was also observed that it would be foolish to pave the streets before the sewers and water lines had been put in.
 On the. other hand, proponents of the administration building stated, the city should not waste it's money by paying it out in rent. Shelter for the fire equip nent will be needed almost im- mediately, a new jail and police center will be needed soon, and the city clerk should have some place to do business and hold City Magistrates Court. Already the Council is paying $50 month for a meeting place. It was also pointed out that it takes time for an application to bear fruit.
 The next meeting of the City Council will be held Wednesday, January 2, at 7:30 pm. in Sev- erns' Cabinet Shop.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-12-20

side. was recently opened under new management by Jerry Fuller and Eleanor Mrak. Mrs. Mrak and her family had just moved into the managers quarters. and they barely escaped with the baby
 The fire started in the fireplace end of the building, and it was assumed that ii had started in tho fireplace itself. A little over a year ago a fire was started in the
Valley frontiersman., 1951-12-20
Valley Youngsters

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 Claus can be left at the theater or at the Palmer Drug store. He has agreed to pick out the ten best letters addressed to him, and there will be an extra present for each of these letter writers.
 The two o'clock party is planned primarily for the small children-those up to and includ- ing the 9th grade Parents who bring their small children will be admitted only if there are seats available Then they will be seat ed only in the rear seats of the theater. Their children will have to sit on their laps. Men of the Moose will act as ushers and as- sist in handling the children.
 The program chairman, Al Ha- gen, asks that a representative from each of the civic organiza- tions attend the party as an ob- server. Suggestions and ideas for a better and bigger Santa Claus party are invited. These repre- sentatives are asked to announce themselves ahead of time.
 This party is an annual event sponsored by the Valley mer- chants. The merchants are asked to send their checks in immedl- ately to Bill Head, treasurer for this years party. A complete list of contributing sponsors will be published next week.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-12-20
BARTLETT WILL. RUN IN FALL. ELECTIONS

E. l. Bob" Bartlett announced this week in Fairbanks that he wall seek hts fifth term as Alas ka's delegate % Congress in the fall elections of 1882
 Bartlett. an Alaskan by birth. is well known throughout the Territory lie IS & former secre tary of Alaska, former miner in the Circle district and served as a ncwspaperman
 He was a recent Valley visitor
Valley frontiersman., 1951-12-20
DRIFT INN RAPED BY FIRE TUESDAY

Fire which broke out shortly after 2 am Tuesday morning completely destroyed the Drift Inn, located at milepos, 60 on the Glenn Highway.
 The Highway Patrol investigat. cd the fire al 2.3O am. and re. ported the building a total loss The building, owned by Kent Cummings who is reporiedly Out
Valley frontiersman., 1951-12-20
tsosplfol Fund
tContinued from Page n

tutors who are interested in thi, community
 Although the enthusiastic re. sponse in the present drive has been gratifying to fund raising committee members. they sobc. ly realize that even SI0.0OO is a long way from the S50.000 or mora which must be raised locally be fore the hospital is completed
Valley frontiersman., 1951-12-20
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 Na,,, NkS;zo~. rY,

. Although the main order of business, the election of 1852 of- ficers, was overshadowed by en- thusiasm for tackling the youth problem, the necessary election was held. New officers elected for the coming year were: president. O. K. Kincaid; vice-president, w. T. Zahradnicek; secretary-treas- urer, Jennie Perkins. Carl Meier, James Hurley, and Betty Mears were elected to the board of di- rectors.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-12-20
VALDEZ HAS as SALES TAX

Valdez voters approved a z per cent sales tax at a special elee- ton. the funds derived fhercfrom Co be used for 8 sewer system school facilities. water system. hospital and street Improvement same fireplace, but damages lt that time were confined to d small loss.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-17
STUDENT COUNCIL
BY Nancy SAWYER

The fifth Student Body meeting
Of the school year 1852 was cal.
bed t6 order on Friday morning
by the President. The secretary
read the minutes of the last meet.
ing which were followed by the
treasures report. The main theme
Of the meeting was Bring the
Christ Child into your Christmas. j"
Student Council has taken over
the project Of ordering plastic book
covers, The covers will be ordered
IN the schools. colors Of blue and
gold. with C.Ml. engraved on the
front. II is hoped that the covers
will be sold after the Christmas
holidays.
The Council is also making de.
finite plans for their annual dance
Fhedate and place will be announ-
ced az 4 later date.
Immediately following the busi.
ness meeting. the third and fourth
grades Of the Convent present a
Christmas play. The play entitled
Farewell to Toyland' was very
Wen given and enjoyed by all.
The social meeting was ended hy
the singing Of the school song
Dear e, Nj.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-17
FRENCH CLUB
BY Isabel sais

lie cercle des EclaireuseS, the
newly formed French club. is be-
aiming with enthusiasm this year
The second meeting Of this club
was held on December IL, and all
the members decided TO order pins
which viii be medals of St Joan
Of Arc since this is the Patroness
Of this French Club. A letter was
written to the French Embassy in
Washington, DC. asking for the
customary French parliamentary
procedure for the benefit of the
club.
After the business meeting was
adjourned, the members played two
French games which were very
amusing and helpful to everybody
for they were conducted in French.
Then, refreshments we're served
BY the appointed committee which
was composed of Miss Teresita
Valdes and Miss Isabel Sais.
"Silent Night and other popular
Christmas carols were sung at the
end Of the meeting and a Christmas
story was read out loud in the new
French newspaper which had many
articles about Christmas very sym
bolic around this season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-17
PROGRESS ON
THE STELLA MARIS
nu " skhia.. t,....-..

The Stella Maris is well under
way. Each Tuesday and Thursday
the staff meets and plans the an.
nual. Sally Perez, Elena Napoles.
and Elsa BuSto are very busy lay.
ing out the ads. Nancy and Donna
Sawyer have made layouts for the
school pictures. Each girl had her
picture taken. The grades will have
Individual pictures this year in.
stead Of group pictures. Kathleen
Lawrence, Barbara Nelson. and
Jennie Arrange are writing the
copy for each page such as clubs,
classes. and organizations. Isabel
Sais is the typist who is kept busy
with work. The cover for the an.
nuaI has been ordered but this is
to be kept q secret until the end.
Nora Malone has been distributing
supplements for the annual OF last
year. Sandra FRESHMAN is compos.
ing a special page for this years
annual. The staff is hard at work.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-17
the TREspAssIkc cRAs
BY Nora Malone

The Museum al the Convent ex-
perienced very strange happening
recently.
Mr. Knoll Of the Municipal Aqua.
rum who has donated many things
Of interest 10 the museum recently
gave collection Of Strombus Giga
shells ranging from a very tiny one
TO quite large one. They were
placed upon a shelf according to
size. Sister Mary Caroline was
working around the museum and
she heard "thump thump thump.
She happened TO look on the shelf
where she had put this latest col.
lection 10 find that one Of the shells
was missing. The next morning as
Sister was coming into the museum
she saw the shell at the door. 1t
was moving and trying TO get ollt
OF the door.
The truth Of the story is that a
crab had crawled into room and
made his home in the shell. Later
tulip shell was found outside on
the grounds and II is believed that
il Is the shell the crab DISCARDED
and left 10 find larger h0mel