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HELP Men

Statesmen WITH CARS
Ia Give us / Wk. Of your time and
2; We pay you $50 Tor the 1-week
training period.
8. Steady. year-round employment
through constant daily advertising:
no c6nyassing whatsoever.
Apply CLEAN-RITE STORES, 926
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BOYS, ages 1928. single, recent high
school graduates; excellent career
ture while learning; some typing
required: excellent groHp Insurance.
retirement program With LIBERAL VA
BOYS. IL to 21, white, to learn 70
operate envelope printing presses;
some knowledge Of printing desir.
able but not necessary; experfsnced
operator win teach you; no sat. 1
vancenent; vacation with pay; con:
venient 70 those LYING u isn.,TNe.TS1M n;s; S1S
2nd D., before 1880 an.
BOY TO RUN errands and make him;
self generally useful around small
shop. Apply between 9 and -
mornings. No phone calls; ADLER
the ENGRAVING SHOP, 1905 g st..
MAN, white, wanted for steady EN-
ployment; excellent oppors99nlty osa iea
9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
HELP .MEN

"REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN" or
men T'' or women; fun or part time,
day or night. Learn to earn S5, 600
yr. part time. Sales, training ewes,
starts 8 pm. Tues, Feb. 5. Must
have car; "go-getter.' alert. PAUL
j. MILLER. Real Estate and Busi-
ness Brokers. p. c., Nd. Va. 914
REAL Estate sAHEsHlEN--2 exper.
men in downtown ONCE; fun co.
operation. See Mr.. Dortch. sales
manager. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Realtor, 1914 K ct. NV, Me. 1l43.
REAL ESTATE sALEsA1EN. exper. or
inexper.. to Join ambitious sales
organization; full once co-opera-
1929. 8 til 8. or GE. 1897.
REAL ESTATE statesmen, expert
enced, full time. those interested
in earning over $4,000 per year
FALLS CHURCH REALTY Co, 1871
s. Washington ST.. EA. 2122. -3
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
ID afiliation with an established
Arm guarantees your future. There
is an opportunity available at this
time. Statesmen here have both
subdivision and general brokerage
selling In Nd. d. c.. and Va. II
you are experienced and reliable
We would be happy to discuss our
opening with you. Call Miss War.
rem for appt. RE. $3.50.
Colonial 1nveStmen Co.
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HE'D MEN

YOUNG MAN, to run errands and
learn radiator repair business Must
have drivers permit and be steady
worker; 6-day week. RO9SLYM AU-
10 BODY CO.. IA. 2-2536. -3
YOUNG MAN, drug clerk. exper. pre-
GcLEAN a bsUds. Sssi' Wis, ave. NV. :, v.
YOUNG MAN (whfte). for autonao.
tive clerical work: some typing re-
auired. Wonderful opportunity to
learn the Ford service business.
fARkWAy % %IoToR Co. sosS Il
st. NV.
MAN. high school Eraduate.
alert dependable. to act as errand
boy and ONCE helper. Must have
own car; $40 per .wk, and mileage
On ear. Permanent lob. Can Ov
2l77. ATLANTIC BESEARCH CORP
Alexandria, Va
YOUNG MAN. draft exempt, for In
side. work, answeFing phone and
waiting on customers. Preferaply
sales minded and mechanically IN.
cltned. Must rate high In character.
Salary to start S210 mo. Box 474-Hs
Star.
ROUNG MAN, salesman: high school
graduate. with desire to learn Mm-
ber and mIilWork: some building
expefienee preferTed but mot essen:
tial; good salary to start: tnttmtted
opportunity: Apply 62k Neg York
ave, IIBBEY LUAGHER CO.. Mr.
Mills or Mr.. Sharon. -3
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SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white. experienced; salary and COM
mission, uniforms and laundry furn
HAYNES ESQ SERVICE, 270S Va
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
must be exper. in lub.; salary open;
overtime and commission. CON-
NOR6 INC. 2721 Naylor I'd. Sc. --4
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, ex-
per. 3103 r. /. ave. ne. BRYSONS
ESQ SERVICE CENTER. 8"
SHEET METAL MEN and helpers, ex-
perienced; Immediate employment.
Call ia. 1915 between SO pm. -
SHOE SALESMAN. thoronghly exper.,
for family store; good salary. WI,
9607. .
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced; also
part-time salesmen. Apply JOSEPH
DE YOUNG. 1926 E st. NV. -
SHOE SALESMAN WANTED
For Washington and suburban stores
For details cali MR.. ANDERSON,
KE. 3-6412. between 8 am. and 3
nm. excepf Sunday. a
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HELP MEN.

statesmen, papeghanRine and paint.
ing-We have openings In our or.
sanitation for 2 men familiar with
the decorating business. Call DE.
6612 for appointment. --S
aALESMEN
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YOUNG MAN, married. between ages
29-4O. to assist IN salee department.
Of Q well-estahlished building and
family backRround. neat appearance.
pleasing personality and good edu-
cation; be able to compose and tyre
hustnesS letters. and be ambitious
TO progress and become Q further
asset to himself and his organtxs"
tion. Ask for Mr.. Rathhurn,
w. C., q A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO.
1890 Mass Ave. NV. OR. 44oAs
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STORM WINDOW
SALESMAN

We have opening for intelligent
and aggressive man. Must be
married, and over IS. Selling ex-
perience not necessary, but car
essential. Highest commission paid,
Our lowest paid salesman for 1851
averaged Sl35 wk,, highest made
over $4,000 yr. Apply in person
only. 1918 M st. NV.
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HELP MEN

MAN, mechanically inclined for wash
tng machine repair: automatic and
ToR = HUTcH1Nsok. s7l4 i1th
NV. IA. 1900. -7
MAN WANTED for stockroom work
helpful, ns6pful, but not REQUIRED. HU.
MAN. for general work in building ana
On Gr0unde Of large apt. devel0pnent
IN silver Spring area. Colored man
KIP s1so nss some so apt: house sxper pref:
rnnsg No. JU He s5ss q see s
Evans at ,. p. SAUL Co. e26 18th
MAN. Inspection ability 20 checF rec
orc players and eventually assume
BACKGROUND and knowledge Of an.
iits available. Apply BOWEN q Co.
TlZ 1etnesda ave, Bethesda. Nd.
] Man q accompany . robust tenor
Elite. Can IyoI al. s754. ooi0fsa of
MAN With sales experience to service
vending machine route; 6-day wk.,
yacetlon with nay, disqualification
msurences D. G. drtyer's license re-
CURED permanent position; guar
mission. Only hish.type t, Dia indiysdnaI HS
need apply. Apply In person oniy,
-l109 New Jersey ave. nv.
MAN
Married, ege $40. with car. Learn
service trade. route work; perm,
daytime; salary; ref. .Yea. Interview
0.1l an. Qr hY appointment.
WE4TE&N ExTERNINATOR co.
1923 18th 81: NV, NE. 1890. -B
NAM
with car, 10 train locally for per-
manent position with large manu-
featuring COMPANY. WIN consider
inexperienced man who Is willing
worker. Not canyassing. Man ac-
vision Of manager. EarninRs while
treining, around 500 weekly. APP
ply Monday, 9-11 an. 1116 o
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SALESMAN

established company de-
sires dependable and aggressive man
to call on building supply. paint and
hardware trade Exper In the line
pref but not absolutely nee. Must
be a hard worker. Salary and car
or car allowance. For interview
Wed. or Thurs. write Box 236-H'
Evening star., 1952-02-03

MESSENGER-MAiL CLERK - WASH
ington ONCE of large corporation
requires services of Intelligent and
reliable young man over Is to assist
in mailroom and daily messenger
service between the hours of / to
? PM: 5,day week, pleasant work
$50 am. February 4, for appoint
ment. a
SHOP SUPT.-Must be
exper. In special millwork mill
machinery and handling men. Excel.
opportunity. State qualifications and
salary expected. Box 170-H. Star.
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SALESMAN
WHOLESALE GROCERY

Established route available for man
with wholesale grocery experience.
SALESMAN-COLLECTOR, for large
established industrial insurance
route: unlimited opportunity for man
with initiative and ability; auto nee.
essary. Apply 500 VICTOR BLDG,
724 9th st. NV. --5
SALESMAN WANTED: Only the Over
head Door Corp manufactures the
Overhead Door" with Miracle
Wedge" Exclusive factory branch
established Is years. Guaranteed
salary and commission. Call OVER
HEAD DOOR SALES CO.. NE. 3SiS
;oT infarvjam a
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NEWSPAPER
SOLICITORS
SALARY BASIS

Permanent position selling news
paper subscriptions in the WASH
ington area; must be neat in ap-
pearance, courteous. capable of deal
Ing with the public, and physically
Phillips in the Circulation Depart
ment, mezzanine floor. No phone
Evening star., 1952-02-03
TECHNICIANS
TELEVIsIoN SERVICE MEN

TELEVlSION SERVICE MEN
We need your help to expand our
rapidly growing service organiza-
ton. We need several more outside
service men. II you are meat, cour-
you the best in salary, working
conditions and opportunity for ad-
vancement. We provide Transports
tion. All employe benefits. including
Republication insurance. sick leave,
vacation with pay and discount priv
ileEes: Hours o till 9. II you are
position. come In or call for an
appointment any time from 8 tin
8. FULFORD'S COLONY RADIO.
6119 Georgia ave. NV. GE. 1900.
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SALESMAN
SALESMAN

MAN-Earn up to $3.50 pei
week If you meet the foilowing: ID
High school grad. or better, (2) a
desire for excel. TV future, t3l
between Is and 90 years old, (4)
selling aptitude. We will train yot
and give salary and commission
while learning. Car desirable but not
nee. Apply in person at BLAIR'S
TV. 1922 Wis. ave. NV, between
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HELP AENi

SHOE Statesmen, experienced; ex-
vancement to managers position;
fast growing local shoe chain. Com
tact MR.. BERG at AP. 2233 for
anunintmenf a
Evening star., 1952-02-03

MEN. 2 full-time and i part-tifne;
II you wish to prove to yourself
what an excellent opportunity this
is. PulI-time Fuller Brush dealers
AVERAGE StO9 and up per week Call
Fuller Brush customers are pleasant,
every, day necessities regularly. No
experience necessary. An expert.
eneed man viii train you. Apply
oil NATIONAL PRESS BLDG. i4th
and I sts. NV. or cali ID. 4477 or
MEN, 1880 yrs. Of age. for outdoor
promoti9,nal Opportunities: Legible
figures. 5-day, 40-hr. Wk. Varied
hours. Paid vacations and sick
leave. S2O2 30 per mo. to start With;
pasmeat p MSnSan oee snsSSPgFr cHPfrAI TRANSIT ST
CO. 36fh aud NJ sts. NV Take
MEN--n you are looking for an
opportunity to increase your present
income. If you are In dead earnest
sTsnns sna aIs eanf ea Ss YSst nEs efs Ben
tween 1 and 8 PM. or Monday
MEN-Severai are needed to train
locally for permanent position with
reputable company. inexperienced
men who are willing workers shall
be considered. Those accepted will
work under direct supervision. Not
ments provided BY company. Salary.
Earnings while learning win exceed
500 weekly. Car required. For ap-
pointment, RA. 1903. %
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MEN
FOOD statesmen

Old established Washington house has opening
for one or two additional statesmen to call on restau-
rants and institutions Experience in this or similar
line helpful but not essential Energetic and serious
minded man with car can rapidly build up substan-
tial and lucrative trade in field that supplies the
Some of our men have been with 20 years or more.
To start we will pay salary Of $50. Later liberal
drawing account against straight commission II you
feel qualified and have the spirit that makes sales
man. write in confidence telling Us about your
background.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
YOUNG MEN
FOR MANAGEMENT TRAINING
PROGRAM

This national finance company has .
planned management training pro-
gram with openings for 8 men In
Bethesda. silver Spring. Mt. Rainier
territory. Straight salary and all
modern employe oensttS. Merit
salary increases. College exper:
training consists Of credit investi.-
Eation and accounts adjustment
work. Car necessary: Apply
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP:
1897 r. !. Ave. Mt. Rainier, Nd.
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statesmen
HURRY
HURRY
HURRY

We have more leads than
our men can cover. WHYp
Simply because MUNTZ has
the PRODUCT rated AL BY
the Nations leading consumer
research organisation.
MUNTZ has the PRICE
direct factory prices
MUNTZ has the PLAN of
merchandising with the direct
factory showrooms and ware
houses in Washington. there
fore 1t costs MUNTZ less to
sell and 1t costs the customer
less to buy. We save our Gus
toners as much as $500 to
$3.50 on comparative models
Of other nationally known
brands.
BY selling MuNTZ Tv from
leads procured +, through our
extensive advertising and sales
promotion program you can
earn top money.
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. ~,
Here 3 m opportunity Ee DO not
offef often. An opportunity TO con-
meet with CUSTOM uPHOLSTER-
INq AND cARpET co? the largest
and best known relpholsterine COM
pany Ia the country. When people
cal CUSTOM. they are not shop
have few openings for snlesmen
interested in earning 5000 70
$4,000 per year. Here ID what We
oner:
TRAINING both inside and
In the neld, with guaranteed salary.
Complete insurance dement's.
Paid vacation.
l--Sellin9 TO qualified. pyospeets with
whom We have made definite ap-
Weekly commission settlements,
with annual bonus plan.
OPPORTUNITY TO advance TO man.
agerial positions. with commensurate
increase In earnings.
Evening star., 1952-02-03

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
licensed. Virginia man,
resident Of virginia, 2s to 46 years
liable man with our going brokerage
and many company-huilt homes.
Call MI; Layton at LURIA BROS.
OW. 5000. IS
REAL ESTATE statesmen
We have openings for 2 wide-awake
experienced salesmen. Cali Mr..
Kirks. for appointmnt. Ho. 677s.
KIRK'S REALTY CO.. Realtors. 1918
14th st. NV.
REFRIGERATOR REPAIRNAN, e1-
ERICK. 3905 14th st. NV. -6
REFRIGERATION MECH. and helper,
manent. Call Ii. 1870.
ROOFERS and helpers; experienced.
Immediate employment. Call ia.
1875 between 90 pm. -
ROUTEAAN-Opening available for
established laundry and dry clean
ing route; experience not necessary;
CONTACT Mr.: Pridham at EARLlNQ-
Run dr., Arlington, Va. GIL. $3.50.
ROUTE SALESMAN-We have open.
ing for q man who Is now empl.
but is desirous of increasing his
earnings and opportunity. Work
consists consist Of operating an established
ing. Car furn and all expenses
paid. Our men average S94 per
wk. Man must be married. have
AL references and be bondable
Apply COOK COFFEE CO.. 500
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statesmen
SALESMAN

Can use 8 men in our Landscape
from 3 to 5 on Mon, Mr.. TOM
STEED, DI. 4210; after s pm, LO.
5-2703.
real estate. virginia.
with established broker VIII as
sist qualified men without actual
real estate exper. In securing H.
cense; applications must be in In
the next 10 days: Cali for appt.
r. w. MULLENS, OW. 1882
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Trainees or Apprentices

We have openings for several young
men to train In machine shop
trades or as technicians: perms-
ity TO advance; 9-hT. days, Mon.
through Fri. with overtime pay.
sPg PggHRRnPPe 4 nPessSn co $3.50 ssSSdosdGaiS dsdfais .IsI w.
Silver enring, Md.
TREE CLIABERS, fully exp. oniy;
TRUCK DRIVER, white; eonssnial
working cond., paid vacat.. GOOD sal
ery. hospitalix, company disc.
CAMEO APPLIANCE CO., I'll 4th
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SILK SPOTTER

appointment. -
SILK SPOTTER
Wonderful opportunity for q thorough
experienced, reliable man. able to
as assume a9 i, soHns 2 snp rsspons.b,litlss: CEN
Immediate employment. Can IA
SLIP COVER CUTTER, Thoroughly
experienced; one with KNOWLEDGE OF
dranery and upholstery work pre-
ferred. Year-round position with
sGSo ssit,onssa salary gn1v nd ESoS aryE ySTktnE fqp-
HoISTTRERs, 1864 Calvert St.
sNxcK BAR MANAGER-Excei. "a Sal
ary. group disqualification: 5 Wks.
hsnss,t. hhnngsl ieays PET u; otasE s@mple@ys @ @
WAsH1NGToN EXCHANGE SERV-
soLJcITOR-Can you sen the best
SSonea - e the lowest cost per cup
q 1sarninss SO 70 ss0 Der .1sS''su dsyS ~
Drawing account; commission and
aT' deseas2 oia2 to9 taonn appoinitmen.. nj e rags
SOLICITOR
RETIRED MEN ONLY. are 80 70 IS;
knoWledge Of automotive eauipmenl
desired. hut not necessary. VIII
train. HOURS, Monday through FRI
day. noon to 8 .p.m.:. Saturday. 4
to Q pm. Auto furnished. Address
SPECIAL DELIVERY DRIVER, white;
must be honest, reliable, sober,
know city; good working conditions.
ApplZ 1917 Bladensburg rd. -3
SROTTER, silk and wool, ,exper: only.
aSes ssSee. iRs1afy II. s-1s1a. s9a 0DD0r' with ya
STEAM ENGINEER
Young ambitious man who can take
responsibility OF complete main
tenance Of . small plant. License
notch man with good references.
other benefits. Apply Mr.. MANUEL.
110l Raum st. ne. "a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of gem
eral once work, 5-hour day, 5-day
week. Call ST. $40. --3
STEWARD, assistant, white; rotating
shift, 9 days wk.; liberal company
benefits; exper. not necessary, viii
train; non-drinker; chance for A6-
TaneeHsnt, van Hmnat1,n,AAIpRgly ApRgly papN empNloynst Of
STOCK ROOM CLERK-Middle aged
Inc Conditions. GoVERNMENT COVER; MEN EN-
PLOYES INSURANCE CO.. 14th and
l. Stg. NV, ST. 1900. -
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Tv SERVICE MEN-Excel. salary and
working conditions; emplOye BENEFITS.
Apply In person. COLONY RADIO.
Clio Ga. ave. NV. -3
TYPIST. District drivers license,
auto title experience. notary seal or
pm. to 10 PM. 0 days per week;
good pay. Call MIR. WOOD, OR.
O100, today. -
TYPIST, some knowledge of book
keeping to operate Rand
bookkeeping machine; exper. not
nec.;. permanent position for steady,
MnEGTRoPoLITAN METRO PETROLEUM Co.
WI, 800. Mr.. Seaton, p
time; small ONCE.
State hours available. Box 253-k'
UPHOLsTERER, experienced. steady
work; vacation with pay. Overlook
Evening star., 1952-02-03
MANAGEMENT
TRAINEE

The position offered by an interna-
tiona1 firm in business more than
100. years with. over 1000 outlets
Is for man interested in security
and the chance for unlimited ad-
yancement. Paid vacation. family
hospital Dement'S, free retirement
commission when qualifled. Expert
ence not necessary. Transportation
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.
609 9TH st. NV. win accept evening
interviews. Call RE. 1900 for appt
AGEATCUTTER to run meat depart
mens o. 9 iarRe lt,servics super
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SERVICE MEN
FOR HOUSEHOLD
APPLIANCES
FOR WHOLESALE
DISTRIBUTOR
Good Working Conditions
All Benefits
Car Allowance

See Mr.. Eskew. 19 Patterson st. ne.
OFF N. CAPITOL BETWEEN N, AND
M STS., or call ST. 2777 for appt.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
ROUTE SALESMAN

Ambitious married man wanted to
run good paying laundry-dry clean
5-day week. Apply in person or can
DU. I'LL before 4 pm. After z pm.
call LO. SOFIA. MANHATTAN CO.,
Laundry and Dry Cleaning, 1928
Evening star., 1952-02-03

None Of the above men had
previous experience or train
ing. The MuNTZ PLAN is q
MONEY PLAN. II you have q
late model car or truck and
you are willing to work 6 hrs.
per day, 8 days per week you.
as a MUNTZ factory repre-
sentative. Come in and dis
cuss your opportunity in
Americas fastest growing in
duSrry.
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found almost directly South Of
old Fort Taylor.
Complete covssses
Only two portions OF the island
win not b: covered by the pres
ent plans. These are the area
between the old railroad bed ami
Rocfevelt boulevard, on the
north Hide Of the island, and the
salt ponds surrounding the air.
port
SiEsbee Park. new multiple
housing project. has lis own sew
erage disposal unit. This Is con-
sidered 70 p one OF the most
modern and complete plants in
the nation.
Future Imprevsmsnss
City Msnsger King says tina.
hs sewerage problem must take
Inst consideration over ali other
prcjerts. Once II u accomplished.
however. he says the City viii
then be In . position 10 90 ahead
With q complete program Of re-
surfacing and paving all streets
IN town. This has been delayed 70
dste because Of the excavation
that viii be necessary il and
when sewerage lines are in.
stalled.
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TOO ABSENTEE VOTES

tCoatinued From Page Onel
md IL a. m, Pinder said. More
than dozen mail away ballots
were sent out, however.
The registration office will be
closed tomorrow.
It win reopen Monday at 8 to re-
main open for absentee voting in
person through Friday. May 2, S
p. m.
The I'LL Of prediction continued
at the Courthouse with only few
candidates and workers standing
around In the lobbv.
Jaycees have made no announce
ment on what they plan to do about
holding their traditional non-parti-
san election-eve rally.
The Democratic County Commit
tee is holding its rally on May S
at Bayview Park. This was the
date originally set by the JayCees
for their rally.
AT this writing the JayCees have
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{ BILL clBs

The City II jacksonville Is fol-
lOwing Al example set by Rock
ford, m, and Chattanooga, Tenn.
The City Council has adopted an
ordinance declaring possession Of
! federal gambling tax stamp or
3h1 filing of tax returns on gam
bling profits TO be unlawful.
!. This ID Z prime example Of the
iiiotic, confused state Of affairs
that exists today amongst city,
county. state, and national law
makers.
City Attorney VIM. M. Madison
has told the City Council Of Jack
eDayille that the measure Is un-
eonstitutional. Proponents Of the
ordinance claim that: 4. 1t should
u made to work whether 1t Is UNI
e6nstitutional or not" Such q
method Of thinking also causes q
young child TO try 10 fit round pegs
int0 square holes.
The snly rssuis viii be 70 cause
eenfvsien smsnssf citizens who
y ssssmpe - shsy laws bsesvss
10y sss lava.
Here n Key West last year, we
had q somewhat similar situation
came UP with regard to gambling.
"A proposal was made to permit
gambling on legal basis here on
tie Rock. City Attorney Ignatius
Lester warned that such q propo-
sition would 60 against the higher
authority Of the State Of Florida.
Thank goodness our Commission
srs had the judgement to follow
The advice Of the man they are
paying 10 make such decisions.
Gambling still continues to be Il
iszai In Key West, though posses
sion Of . federal gambling stamp
INIT crime.
% THG FENCE
The question Of local gambling
hss me sort q IN IN ''on.the.fence'
position.
7 do not think that gambling
will ever Be wiped out. We have
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too many young, carefree, unmar-
ried Navy men. Gambling, re-
gardless of regulations has al
ways been popular in every branch
Of the Armed Services.
Moreover, in the hearts of most
Latin people there exists a feeling
that gambling, instead of being q
crime, Is a first-class method Of en-
tertainment. And they prove their
point most Of the time by not al
lowing it to have a detrimental In
fluence on their lives.
II would seem that the Anglo
Saxon is the one who runs around
beating his head against q stone
wall when it comes to the use Of
whiskey, gambling. etc.
Personally. I'm sssinss gam.
bIing.
But my opposition is purely Of q
personal nature. Many well-known
local gamblers are : I hope my
friends. They know my feelings
and never ask me to join q game
or place q bet.
II win take q lawmaker with the
wisdom Of King Solomon to settle
the gambling question. And there
are no men of this type on the
horizon at the present time.
II Is an unhappy state Of affairs.
BUSINESS STILL GOOD
This week I've been making the
rounds asking businessmen what
effect the end of the tourist season
has had on them. They have all
spoken optimisticaIly. There has
been natural slump in volume
sales but not enough to cause UNI
due worry.
Only the motel owners cry
poor mouth" And they were do
ing that at the height of the sea-
son when they we're filled to capa-
city. II must be habit that is
bred In their bones.
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jan, who win be formally initiated
at later date.
Secretary and president-elect
Neil Knowles announced that let
ter of acknowledgement had been
received from international Rotary
for the 100 percent subscription of
the local group to the Rotary pub
lication.
Joe Pearlman, president Of the
organization stated that the 1883 in
ternationaI convention was slated
for May, 1859. and that plans for
the trip to Europe were already
being made. Al the situation now
stands, the convention win be held
in London, England. May 24-2S
next year. In case Of any change,
the convention win be held in
France, probably in Paris.
Community singing was lead by
Harold Laubscher.
A gift Of turtle soup was present
ed to the Rev. Harold Hoag, Tam
pa, Fla, visiting Rotarian for the
day.
The Rotarians expressed compli-
ments to the Ladies Auxiliary Of
st. Paul's who served an especial
b delicious luncheon Of soup. roast
pork, dressing with celery, green
beans with onions. apple pie and
iced tea.
The meeting adjourned with the
traditional closing song circle Of
the group.