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Evening star., 1952-08-11

COOh-G.H w.
Local references. EN- O192. --15
G;h5.W.mLiye a,N Live In; 6-day week; good
Psa1n sH0k; sH toB s1is issslar' local Esfs
G.H.W.-Room and board. small
salary, for settled woman wanting
q good home. FA. 2O64. I'll
CIV, white or colored; refs. re-
i ! am. @ @Wo. ss41. ieieDn0ne al f1'er
CIV. also care of l child, live in:
$25 per wk. Must have refs. UN.
G.H.W. plain cooking; settled COL
children: $40 week. Refs. and health
MRS. COHEN. ~ " -ib JiS''
GIRL, neat. dependable and eficient;
experienced in g.h.w., laundry and
serving; must have record OF per-
manent employment; live in. Call
dE. 3lsl or during week, RE. s176.
H0UsEKEEPER, exp. fond Of chill
oren' nve-ln; S1OQ mo-; Thurs. aft.
ana5oS Eng every other Sun. of, Call ~
MAID Cook. $40; live in. fully y1s dual
itisd. AM.. TTAsbS@F GALh 0F. oe74 BEFORE II
PERSONAL MAID wanted. Phone,
collect. MRS. A. C. RANDOLPH,
Uppsrville VA 95. -12
SETTLED WHITE LADY, live in,
shy, g;h;T; cooking; KE., 7-Ol19. Ill
wSSiM1dAN|Iiyeoini cSi1d4en EnoMi.dsgsh ghw, fond , Of
other help employed. Pvt. rm. and
bath. "a Thursday. every other
syn Syn off. Local refs. $50 wk. SH.
1S4O. IA
Evening star., 1952-08-11

IS-4O. exper. in bras
Siers or corsets for well-known
women's speciality. shop: 5-day wk..
Apply WHELAN'S. 1l05 F st. NV.
sALEsLADY-For coats and suits, in
fine women's apparel store. Very
active department. Top earnings for
one with experience and ability.
5A-day week. JOSEPH r. HARRIS,
1924 F st. NV. Ill
variety store good pay.
steady position, experienced only
need apply. GRAND 5 81 10. 1886
N Capitol st. --l2
white. experienced in
mems clothing, toys and cosmetics;
prefer middle aged; permanent job,
good pay. Call ~ to pm. OW.
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SITUATIONS MEN

CONTROLLER, office manager, ac-
desree; age il. fLe L.. s11e53. ss11Pss: masters 1f
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment odd Jobs, yard work.
seanns waSeiee ete sSnVarGSN SsnaVTPasrtES aRMS nsSfs
Harbor Lishts Corp. ME. 45sS. M
SALES REPRESENTATIVES,. Al mar
ried, late model car, S1O,OOO-yr.
calibers desires perm: position with
natl: firm or distrub.: experienced
in steel products, bldg. materials, sp-
planes. chemicals. To, comml.
mdlStrial refaIi tal Il institutional IobbeT and
Hs Essa Box sr1as 1873. 8 Star sa; Md Del and
YOUNG MAN. 81, desires full or
commercially exper. DE. 1926. Ia
YOUNG MAN, single; college degree.
varied experience domestic and for
COLLEGE GRADUATE. LIB. married
ntSn neSires ,pars-t&1me & position. Cali eve
YoHNGi' YS!HsSi % AGcoUarANr. GS5aSAa MICS sla and
exper., desires position with Iic public
96eunin 9ac6eeeunting firm. MI. S070, KE.
PaPERGaANG1Nc. 3lPeRG PAINTING, Ela Is
years exp; best work, by day or
contract; reasonable. NEAL. UN.
BoOKKEEpER OFFICE MGR. well
experienced, desires pos, in D. C.
or. vicinity: nominal salary; AL
ref. Write MR.. H. NJ FOOTE. 416
8; Patterson PIX. ave-. Baltimore
coEoRREHDl RED ELEVATOR. training, see
@ az under instruction courses. -12
COLORED MAN, young, wants work;
well exper. in grocery store: knows
city. D. c. permit. Ii. 7-2735.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ironer wants
work by day; long experience Call
evenings after g. CO. 577O. --13
COLORED WOMAN wishes days
work. ironing or maid in rooming
house: Call Ho. ,O797.
COLORED GIRL desires gh.w., 6-day
week; DI. 1926. FRANCES WIN
COLORED GIRI--Desires work; child
care or g.h.w.; no cooking; 5 days
wk.: reference. II. 2-44S6.
COLORED GIRL desires days work.
Tuesdays and Thursdays, Call AID.
C0LORED GIRL wants days work.
Call DE. 6627.
WOMAN. co]ored, wants days work,
or 5-day week; references. Call NO
21S3
WOMAN. COLORED-1st class cook.
cleaner; reference; several years ex-
perience; will cook and serve dinner
also; wish days a wk. Ii. 7-01S2. .
GIRL, colored. wants lob as nurse
maid. 5 days week. Call Ii.
3-5432
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HElP-WoMEN
TYPIST

5-DAY, 37R-HR. WEEK
APPLY MRS. CASSIDY
HARTFORD ACCIDENT
& INDEMNITY co.
1000 VERMONT AVE.
NV, 4th FLOOR
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toned bldg; 6-day week: weii-known
permanent: starting salary, S235;
age not over 35. State age, educa-
ton character references. Box
TYPIsf- -oFFiicE CLERK for per-
manent position in pleasant sur
roundingS; Is to 35 preferred; 81
day wk. Apply WASHINGTON CA
THEDRAL office, .35th and Woodley
I'd. NV, Mr.. BayieSs. Ill
TYPIST-RECEPTIONIST; 4O-5O yrs,
semimedical semi field fisldL,,op opportunity to
permanent position; salary open. ST.
TSYPiss;r-srENoGRApHER. gen. ofice
work. days; vacation; sick leave;
BALFoUR Co. Mig; jewellers: I'll
Shoaf. MA. 1044 for appt. ii
WAITRESS--Mature, white; must be
experienced and. rapid; air -condi-
sSe1sae Snsa restspraps so H1D2 Saa1y s2o Rs
ST.. Ari.. 'TH; TE. ooSS. SS' 1'i0 ., &is Ts'"
WAITRESS, white. exper.; no nights.
no Saturdays or Sundays. LES
~ TER's RS RESTAURANT, GIL g st. NV.
over 21. Apply in person. EMBASSY
RESTAURANT. 92s 14th st. NV.
--13
MATTRESSES. experienced. good hrs.
and tips; no Sundays. Apply STATE
HOUSE RESTAURANT. 610 18th st.
MATTRESSES t2). smart girls, who
can handle men. truck stop. day or
night work. Call JOHNNY ROYAL
DINER. 1917 N. Y. ave. me-, LA.
,, 6-g164 after 4 pm. IL
| time. Apply in person. LIDO RES
TAURANT. .9I8 18th st. NV. -I3
MATTRESSES. white, full or part
time. Must be neat and efficient.
AVIGNONE FRERES, 1777 Colum-
wAfTsEssEs. eaa ri nEs c0 DigSt SsSS work: s expsr
over 81. Apply in person, CAR
RIGAN'S RESTAURANT. Conn. ave.
and S NV. Ia
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4 1Nl1N. 10
Stenographer -Receptionist
day xE 9sS1pft to lscs q O rsS ss x
to start, Pleasant working condi-
Ssne sSns c0Rpsny vacation psd snd sce
BOX l0o-D. Star. ia
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR-Part-
time, s to IL noon; air-conditioned
office. NV. section. Call DE. 5000.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. for Ice.
air-conditioned insurance oftice; s.
day wk, permanent employment
ward Blds.. DI. $3.50. ' '10 MiS ~USo
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. with
knowledge Of bookkeeping and typ
ing: Prom 8 to A; 6-day week.
EMBASSY APIS. 1918 Harvard st.
sWTTTiCHBoARD oPERAroR-Yoauune.
e1Pe5 bda Tf Ss4a Sss not emeoye
1-2l00. MR.. NELSON, for appoint
TEACHER with nursery school s exper..
@ nuFserS sehoo In 0f ArlinStopp csi
"; a-133s or write BOX 4eS-D.
TEACHERS. white; beginning q Sept.
e.. primary dept. established private
school In nearby ya. Excellent op-
rEIEpRoNES e Z RjI SeesdiSs sShSTc1roRs; sa steady
work from your home: no party
lines. You are paid for each cali.
Iii iSSS i0F oPfRaTos, fHfRsainf1sn' having
some knowledge of PIX board; good
salary; b-day. 40-hr wk. Ii. $4,000.
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS (3), with
unlimited phone. Apply 1880 10th
TEIEP'fHioNE 50 soLfCfTSfk, LH5fTSf re exper. :;
nice telephone voice. excel. chance
for advancement: salary plus COM
mission; vacations. sick leave Apply
Mrs. Ways. SMITH STORAGE CO.,
1913 You st. NV. NO 3343.
TELEPHONE GALS (3)
Large firm will train women with
or without exper. Pleasant person.
altty and voice necessary. Excel.
pay. 10. 6-0443. MIR. HOLFBY til
pm. liz
TYPIST, who can operate small PIX
and TWX; age 21-27; hours. noon to
3 Pm, on Sat-; SUM-. ! pm. to @;
air-conditioned ONCE; good starting
pay and raises assured for qualified
girl. SCRIPPS-HOWARD. 1913 18th
TYPisTT.. white, in credit deut. of
lge. organization. VIII train for in
teresting position; Pleasant ONCE
SURROUNDINGS; rSS1dn good hours. company
erseSssses. Phone MIR. WARNER. ST.
Evening star., 1952-08-11
HElP-WoMEN

STENOGRAPHER, in small ins. ad-
justment office. Air cond.. Interest
Ing work. claims exp. pref. but not
essential. Room 205. Century bldg.
Az 9th st. NV:
STENOGRAPHER - Five day week
with pleasant working conditions;
permanent with opportunity to
advance; must be an eficient, ex-
35, and preferably with local ref
erences. Call Mrs. Heater.
WEINBERG & BUSH
1907 II st. NV. Realtors. MA. $500.
Evening star., 1952-08-11

SALESWOMEN, opening in cataioe
sales department. Salary, plus COM
mission. Excellent company bene-
fits; 40-hour. 5-day week. Apply
personnel department, SEARS, ROE
BUCK & CO., S455 Colesville rd.,
Silver Spring Md. Ill
exper. preferred. for
lge. and fine new children's shop to
open in Parkington section of Ar
lington; air-cond. store: excel. wages
and commissions; chance for ad-
vancement. JERRY'S YOUTH
CENTER. 4120 Wilson blvd. la
SECRETARY, air-cond. office: 5-day
week; under 40. Salary. S275. RE
2413. Ill
Evening star., 1952-08-11

PAiNTER-For a lob well done. at .
Price, pI1 y9q can afford to pay. cali
FAiN1iSG al TiIS3 iS ScoNrRAcroR-commer.
Is yrs. MR.: LAWRENCE. RA. S703.
PAINTING-Interior and exterior;
prizes reasonable; free estimates.
nst rss sns .stSass: sstts5S:
]. M. SELBY. UN. 144S. LU. 1-6sO6.
PAINTING and dec, Take advantage
Of vacation c. special now; Prompt
Free est. WA. 9370. UN. 233o,
PAINTING, ext. int: 1st class work;
brothers; white; do our own work.
Refs; Wash. and Va. CHI. 1881: 10
THoMPsoN fTie flseS TS5k yo s-a5ss sss estimates
PAINTING, interior and exterior:
guaranteed work: refs: white me-
Ghanics;. Lowest rates in town. Can
pHiNTING9 CONTRACTOR. srainins,
int Eveniag estimates. Hi ME- Me- oess Me'nsnii. ii
PAINTING--Interior and ext; work
mates asaf Tahf ca A. bE 5se ss ss
PAINTING. PAPERING: nrst-ciass
workmanship: work done immedi.
ately. Mr.. POAT. GE. 5643. I2s.
PAINTER, colored, wants JOB work.
PAINIER---Inside and outside paint
ing. caulking and weatherproofing.
Reasonable prices. WADE. ME. S835.
PAINTING. paperins, cement work,
brick work, carpentry, rebuilding,
recreation rms. our speciality. CAP
ITAL IMPROVEMENT CO., TU. ASA.
PAINTING, 1st-class; color in your
home, interior and ext; wallpaper
scraping, roof repairing: no drink
ing; honest work: AD. 1895. is
PAINTING. PAPERING. interior-ex-
terror. For reas. estimates call SH.
4771 or TO. 473I. is
PAPERING-S19 labor and material
furnished. average room; also paint
iaE; b444. ADMIRAL DECORATORS: TE.
PAPER HANGING. $40 per room up:
1862 Sunfast washable paper, work
guaranteed. GE. 1893 or GE. 24Si.
PAPER HANGING by excl; neat.
prompt service; summer prices: free
estimates. 10. S-S369. --16
PAPERHANGING, painting; special
low prices this week; work guaran-
teed. Save. SPIGEL, ia. S92S. lie
PAPERING, painting, 2O-yrs. exper.;
Al exper. Personal service. Salts.
faction guar. Any time. ia. O390.
Evening star., 1952-08-11

Attention, Sales People
We need several people to sell 8 OF
the worlds most complete indexed
and reference Bibles. one for every
occasion: Top commission paid to
those who are capable of selling
The one who is best qualified will
be appointed as office and sales
manager: Those interested may call
RE. 4293, 8 to 12 noon. -12
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MATTRESSES

White. over 81: opportunity for mar
ried women who want to work; part
time lunch or dinner; 3 or 4 days a
wk. TALLYHO RESTAURANT, S12
18th st. NV. Ia
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PART-TIME PUBLIC RELATIONS
WORK. must have attractive per-
pref. 2e to IS. state age. senerai
qualifications. etc. Box 1880. Star.
CHRISTMAS CARDS 40 FOR 81
Exclusive self-sellers, with sender's
name. 1909 prof1t-$60 yours on
80 new $125 Christmas Assort-
ments. 25-card 81 box, over 100
others. Extra Cash Bonus; Guaran-
tee. AsSts. on approval, Imprint
Samples FREEl CARDINAL CRAFTS
MEN. 1400 State, Dept. 12-P, Gin
cinnati IA.
AIRLINES NEED
See classified ad under instructions.
NATL AIR COLLEGE, DI. 6703.
Evening star., 1952-08-11
REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont }
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
PARKING AREAS. ST. 1000.

BRICKLAYERs-Will build homes
any size or quantity: best refs;
BRICK WORK IN GENERAL-Fire.
places, porches, retaining walls, con-
crete work; class A Jobs. RINALDI
d CO; II; 6-75S6. ,.-16
workmanship. Cali ewes, MI. tiIS,
BRICK AND CEMENT WORK, Gin.
der block. sidewalks, retaining walls.
BRICK WORK Of all types, tireplaces
and retaining walls; built and re-
RalEfSi G-REMo1ftlNc ERi a1S9f4i Roots.
walks. drives. painting. decorating.
FHA. REED CONTRAcTfNG CO.
81. 7210, LU. 4-126S, FA. 1888.
CARPENTER-Small Jobs; any kind.
Work guaranteed. Call ewes. and
CARPENTER: Silver Spring area on,y:
small MR.. STRICKLAND. Lo.
CARPENTRY-wall and roof shingles.
Painting, small Jobs; free estimate.
II woRK-rloors. driveaays.
walks. walks steps; work kor guaranteed;
dnoGGED nIisss Eeai DRAS pfPGs Sses ..etrea, az,
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO.
RoOTER. Phone RA. ssSS any day.
FENCE--Galvanized chain link: all
posts IN concrete. Immediate erec-
tion. Get the best for less. No down
payment, 80 months to pay. Phone
Il 4,45SS; evenings and Sunday.
Evening star., 1952-08-11
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER and typ
iSt; must be neat, efficient and ca
pable and reside in ne. section;
6-day week: salary open. depending
on qualifications; for interview. cali
UN. SOO4 Monday. 8 to z pm. only.
BOOKKEEPER, exper.; excel. oppor.
tunity; interesting Job. Call Ii.
BoOKKEEPER. good opportunity for
the right person with general offlce
skne[ anns A9as S5ats saT sxpes ana sta4 Sgalca
DRUG PRICER. to price drug mer-
chandise orders and inventories;
drug experience essential; perma-
nent position, s. day. 40-hour week;
pleasant working conditions; liberal
discount on purchases; insurance
s4oREs g1a3 Apply s@bIovmsDf PEOPLES PIES y psGd
JANiTOR, settled, reliable couple, non
drinkers, to care for downtown apt.
Bldg; Bog GOLD, Star:
for TESHNoToSBsIs saSo .sbs1s
DU. 1920, after am. tuesday. Tue a''
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN, for
clinical laboratory in hospital; ex-
perlenced preferred; salary and
meals DU. 1920, after 8 am. Tues
MANAGER. exper. only for coats,
suits and dresses. to take complete
charge; excel. salary. plus commits
sion. Apply TALL APPAREL, INC,
MANAGER a AM" d WIFE. No children;
Tor lSt-clasS tourist court. Close to
Washington, d. C. Must be sober
people, no drinkers. Must be
bonded. Good salary with liv.
quarters included and concession
COLLEGE STUDENTS. retired men or
women, attention: You can easily
earn $40 or more a day in your
spare time. No exper nee Start
work today: End A.. 1928 N. Veitch
st. Arl. IA. 7-s044. ~
Attention, Sales People
We need 3 statesmen to sell Ameri-
cas- leading product in demand. Call
RE AOQ2 q IN nnnn
Evening star., 1952-08-11
TYPIST

Conscientious young woman, 1885
yrs. Of age for q permanent position
on Washington's leading newspaper.
A typing speed of at least 35 words
per min. is required. Ftve-day, 40
hr. wk. Apply Personnel, Room 6O5;
open weekdays, 8:30-6 and Sat-,
9-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1952-08-11
THE EVENING STAR
PIX. OPERATOR
PIX OPERATOR

To handle switchboard duties and
assist in general office work. Must
have PIX experience and be able to
type. Aforementioned ONCE; COM
pany benefits include hospitaligatio
surgical service, insurance, paid va
cations and holidays. discounts.
Evening star., 1952-08-11
STENOGRAPHERS

Variety of attractive positions for
ing; able to take dictation. between
80 to 100 words per min, type 90
words per min: pleasant working
conditions; opportunity for advance
ment; vacation and sick leave with
day week; beginning salary, So, 500
to $1,000. Call D1. 4552, extern
sion los for appointment. Ma
TIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIA-
Evening star., 1952-08-11
PAYROLLCLERK
PIX
OPERATOR

Alert young woman. 1888 yrs. Of
40-hr. week; regular salary increases,
and many worthwhile company
advantages. Apply Personnel. Room
sos Open week days, 8:30-6: and
Sat. 9-l. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1952-08-11
HELP pQMESTlc
COOKIE wv

COOK AND G.H.W., live in. fond o,
chlidren; rem recent local ref. $50 wk
Evening star., 1952-08-11

PAINTING and dec. Take ADVANTAGE
Of vacation special now. Prompt
and courteous service. Many refs.
Free est. WA. 1870, UN. 2339.
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TYPIST

Pleasant working conditions: oppor-
tunity for fast advancement: sal
ary commensurate with ability. Ap-
ply AIS 7th st. NV. MIR. KENT.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Attractive young lady. 25 to 35: g.
day wk.. $50 to 4:30; $50 per wk
to start. Pleasant working condi-
tions. Company paid insurance
benefits Vacation and sick leave.
Evening star., 1952-08-11

TELEPHONE GALS (3)
Large firm will train women with
or, without exper. Pleasant person.
ality and voice necessary. Excel.
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Ill
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TYPIST
Good starting salary. pleasant
working conditions. See Mr.. Klein.
MARVIN.S. 734 9TH st. NV. liz
TYPISTS
Permanent positions for young
women. able to type 45 to so words
per min 40-hour, 5-day week, lib
eral employe benefits begtnning
los for appointment. NATIONAL
EDUCATION ASSOCIATION. -12
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Flagstone and Stone
MAINTENANCE

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1400 L st. NV. DI. S327
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-24
Navy Largest Business In
Key West, Captain c. c. Adell
Tells Civilian Supervisors

I. r. Fabal, S. d. Johnson, Jr.,
and ]. F. Porter of the Naval Air
Station: E. Acheson of the Ma
val Ordnance Unit; E. Crowson,
A. T. Parker. r. B. Pittman, T. NJ.
Porch, w. G. Thompson, and J. A..
Torano of the Naval Hospital: w.
7. Doughtry, Jr., w. G. Harvey,
c. j. Raines. Nj. II. Russell, c. F..
Smith, J. c. Specht, and S. SWIFT
ing of the Naval Station Industrial
Relations Division; II. II. Bethel.
w. E. Brown, G, L. Carey, c. S.
Courtney, K. G. Curry. d. L. Dial
ton, F. y. Delaney, j. A. Dome
mech, G. A. Henriquez. w. G. Jay
cocks, L. C. Lackey, j. P. Laid,
G. G. Lopez, l.. E. Lopez. NJ. NJ.
Lopez, G. McClain, c. E. Mccoy,
]. ]. Montgomery, ]. F. Morris.
II. B. Moss, A. A. Navarro.
E. c. Norcisa. T. Ortiz, F. G.
RADON, ]. H. Richardson, NJ. c.
Roberts, ]. H. Russell, c. Z. Sails,
S. E. Stephens, P. E. Trotman, G..
Valdez, w. P. Valdez, W. B. We'll
Ions, Of Supply and Fiscal Depart
ment. u. S. Naval Station, E. r.
Albury, Jr.. c. Alec. J. d. Bernreu-
ter, G. A. Carey. T. Chandler, J.
Z. Clarke. c. J. Cornell. II. S. Eng
land, J. M. Gomez, c. B. Harvey,
H. B. Herrick, J. S. Hicks, II. S.
Johnson, S. d. Johnson, A. l..
Judge, Jr., B. H. Lowe, ]. M.
Mack, G. R. Malone, NJ. A. Ma
zeau, ]. S. Meggs, M. S. Mora. r.
B. Muir, N. L. 0sterhoudt, L. Owl
de, Jr.. G. F. Phillips, A. d. Pin
der, o. Recio. J. C. Register, ]. H.
Roberts, p. F. Roberts. o. ]. Shep-
pard, G. w. Solomon. W r.. Steed,
II. N. Tedder, w. 7. Walterson, r.
L. Watson, W. M. Wesley, N. W.
Williams. Wilson, of Public
Works Department, Naval Station.
j. c. Adams, C. u. Allshouse, J.
X. Austin, T. II. Campbell, ]. f.
Ellsworth, J. r. FELTON,, B. Frank.
c. B. Fuller, E. M. Gwin, II. S.
Haskins, E. G. Hooper, T. f. HUT,
c. B. Johnson, p. W. Kiefer. j. j.
MeManus, r. A. Merkey. A. G.
Pinder, c. Ranew. L. +. Roberts
l.. II. Schuck, E. w. Stark, G. NJ.
Stewart, II. p. Williams, f. T.
Woodsem. Ships Department. Ma
val Staten.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-24

Business and especially success.
full bug business that progresses
has found that training continue
throughout lifetime. The Navy is
the largest business enterprise in
Key West. 1t must maintain a
trained and capable force of en-
ployees to effectively accomplish
its mission These words were
spoken in a speech. delivered by
Captain c. c. Adell. Commander
U. S. Naval Base, to the 116 civil
liam supervisors who were awarded
training certificates for Satisfac-
tory completion of 81 hours of sup
erVisory training at ceremonies
held Thursday morning at the Ma
val Station.
The course consisted of 10 hours
of training on conference leader
ship, Is hours training on princi-
Piles of instruction and training
techniques and IL hours on plan
ing, coasts and controls. II was
under the general administration of
the Industrial Relations Division,
U. s. Naval Station. headed by Mr..
Stuart S. Whiting as Civilian Per-
sonnet Officer, and under the spe-
Cific administration of Mr.. ]. c.
Specht, Senior Training Supervisor,
Training Branch of the Division.
Courses in conference leadership
training and principles of instruc-
ton and training techniques were
conducted by Mr.. Specht. Various
phases of the courses on planning,
costs and controls were conducted
by MIR. Clarence u. Allshouse, SUI
pervisory Palmer and stimator:
Ships Department; Mr.. Claude j.
Cornell, Master Mechanic, Public |
Works Department; Mr.. Edgar w.
stark. Quarterman Shipfitter, |
Ships Department; Mr.. w. Bow
man Cutter, formerly Naval Archi-
tect, Ships Department: Cdr. r. ].
recently ngineering and
Repair Officer; Cdr. ]. B. Robert.
son. recently Supply and Fiscal
Officer; Mr., william B. Wellons,
Administrative Officer, Supply and |
Fiscal Department; Miss Gretna
Fiscal Accountant. Sup
ply and Fiscal Department.
Supervisors receiving certificates
we're: J. A. Cooper. J. c. Delaney, !
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Pack III Guest
OF AstronomyCluh

The Cub Scouts Of Den 2. Pack
2l7 enjoyed lesson in Astronomy
on Thursday evening at the home
Of Jean Balllod. president of the
Key West Astronomy Club.
Basilod vas assisted by Mr. Mar
TIN IN pointing cat various planets
and celestial bodies for the cubs
The hishhSht NJ the evening was
viewing Saturn and the Beehive
through the telescope
The Cubs all agree that THIS pas
AT interesting evening. ard ore
thst ~lll he long remem bered bv
all
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balcony 2D It's second floor which
Trevor hti ou' fer retaining.
THE architects sasd il should
be togu ao~n But felt it has
bc,uns >ueh s. part ol Key West,
tha' Is should not k1 DoW. "
Archaic fos tbe construction
as Aiarh SaNeIb>e of Jackson
NH,e
\ feature already in effect in
thc bank expanded program
Is the parking lot capable OF
holding 50 cars on Duval and
Fycaf across from the bank.
This lot also has treasure
that Trevor has kept intact.
huge ard graceful BsnyAn
:ree What ~ consumes ir
SPACE - w3a&es up in Aea ltY
Ter hank customers. THE lot IS
toy banking customers enly
whale they are doing business
az ere bans
Fae. %: te -e4 ore story
ceH> Aa1 ~ ~-. ut a.. Georgia
#>ea1sug at Tennes-
o T.e 4esen ~ magp
H~ w.. e made 81
fl ~ .1la kss.1
,sfse9.t
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drive-in lot will beauty what IS
now just the backyard Of the
Tropical, formerly jefferson ho-
tel.
Inside. the 30 employees
chiefly women. viii not only
work IN air conditioned comfort
but IN comparative silence. The
ceiling Of the new building IS
being completely sound PROCEED
to stop din and clangor on busy
banking days
To-day. just as g. Years aec.
when the bank FIRST opened is
doors ard George ". Allen and
VIII Porter were founders ard
leaders n st. bank customers lir-
ed Gp at tire front 6oor on DIV Al
and Front waiting for the bark
to open a. 2 30 ST. trev c> I'D
make thesr deposits ~ drs~ tae.-
money.
The hank Itself bad beer b..sv
getting ready tcv the DAYS ~oek
since shortly after s art. TIE
girls .r tire otfsce were punensnk
gsaca.nes &nd executives ~erv
Sd hams = start the rs&
d4y They N14.2 ae taeee after
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-24

Q: What can be done with an un-
slightly ceiling light fixture?
A; Cut out square of fir ply
wood and hang it below the light
from the ceiling so if concealS the
fixture or globe. Paint the wood or
finish it natural and you will have
a simple, smart-looking indirect
lighting set-up.