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Evening star., 1952-03-08
HELP MrA

TELEvISION INSTALLER, experience
helpful; 5-day weeks good pay; good
hours. Call VIDEo. HU. s93i. .-9
Evening star., 1952-03-08
CI,ERKlTYPTST'
CREDIT MANAGER

plus bonus. Apply KLE1N's. 1927
DILTAPHONE OPERATOR; expert
enced; splendid opportunity for
vacation. group disqualification. etc.
pTivi!eges; permanent position. Box
DEMoNisTRAiToR-Lady lSi iisai who Isl is not
afraid to meet the public wanted
to deTonstrats EaoTst s1ft drinks nd IN
days; Otis 1884. for appointment.
DENTAL ASSISTANT for medical
clinic. Experience. required. Leave
provisions ge2 MeSisaH eds Hs eoysrsge;
DRUG CLERK for work in drugstore,
on drug and. cosmetic counters;
good salary. pleasant working con-
Gitions; experience preferred. Apply
EMPIRE PHAR.. 1888 Conn. ave.
FLORIST; exper.. full or part time.
1911 Michigan ave. me-, or call
FoGiNTAlIN 81 al GIRL, colored or VII white.
exper. only; to work Mon, Tues,
Fri. night. Sat. and Sun. daytime.
FoGNTx1N sS5S al nv; TG;1RLs-colored. g expe-
risnced only; meals, good salary;
PENM DRUG. I3Oi st; NV. 10
phone calls. Apply MACARTHUR
DRUG, 1888 Macarthur blvd. NV.
FRONT OFFICE CASHIER, preferably
with hotel experience, good working
and opportunity for advancement
with lge. chain. State age, exper
and salary expected. Box s45l-L,
GENERAL OFFICE WORK. some
permanent position; car necessary.
GENERAL OFFICE work for small
organiZation;. 20-30 hrs. per wk.:
typing, no shorthand; LU. 4-1S40.
HAND LAUNDREss. exper.; good
pay. CHIN SAM LAUNDRY. 1921
9th st. NV. HO. 0760. -8
Evening star., 1952-03-08
JANrToR

r
Colored. 25-35 years Of age. cap
able Of passing physical exam. and
willing to give regular attendance;
permanent positions; 40-hr. wk.
Apply Personnel Room 605; open
weekdays 8:30-6 and Sat. 9.1: no
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Peiaa. Ave. NV.
GARDENER and ho,ise-
man for small estate in Bethesda.
Only those with exper. and can fur
nish ref. need apply. Suite HOO.
Investment Bldg. 18th and K SITS.
LAUNiDRY AiHi REpls ENGfNERk-we ;f fsEi have = an
opening for an experienced nceneed
man who is capable Of assuming fun
responsibility of the maintenance Of
500. wk. Apply In writing givine
full details tn Box 3.R, Star. 10
Evening star., 1952-03-08
statesmen
Sal ESMEIM.

15Ln anQ II Bus. NE. III
SERVICE MAN, domestic and COM
merical; exper. nec.; car nee: year
around employment; vacation and
REFRIGERATION CO, 29oi Wilson
blvd, Arlington. Va. %
SERVICE MAN-21-3O; for field sery-
ice in fountain dispensing equip
ment; no exper. req. but mechanical
ability nee: must have Md. driver 5
permit; 5-day wk.; liberal benefits.
GINGER ALE. 1901 East-West hwy.
SERVICE RiayHb sDsinS STATION ATTENDANT, ,V ex-
perienced; D. C.. drivers permit; g.
day VIZ; good salary. Apply JOHN
NY'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION,
Goth and New York ave. NV. IS
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. ex-
sERyiCH fs re RsGds sTaTIoA to61Snd AaTEffERSAN4 aEf
white, fabrication experience, salary
and commission. references. b. c.
GA, DRYERS s.,s,, permit: RoY's SHELL
sskSYYcEE 81 gTAfioS MSssn csRPlTtHs aRPTHsp4Nlfs
white. experienced. BOBINGERS
Silver Spring, Md. -S
SERVICE SERVICE ATTENDANTS
High School education, experience
desired but not necessary. Vacation
with pay, disqualification, free IN
surance. Salary open. Do not phone.
See. Mr.. Sedberry, FIRESToNE
STORES. 18th and K NV. 10 \
Evening star., 1952-03-08

When dnswertno advertisement
addressed to Star boIes, do NOT
tHclose original references, photo
graphs or other materials OF per.
sondl Udlue. Copies serue the pur-
pose and originals may get lost.
Evening star., 1952-03-08
STRESS
ANALYST
E'''RCO

ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH
iRIvERDALE. MD. Wa. 4444. Ext. II
INTERVIEWS, s:3o-3 MONTH";.
SAT. By APPOINTMENT
Evening star., 1952-03-08
HELP MEN
ENGINEER
Unusual Opportunity

ERGO "TLidHTRoNIc TRAINERS
Engineer with aerodynamic back.
ground In needed TO reduce aero.
dynamic data from latest type an.
craft to EQUATION form for Solution
Dy analog computCrs
Reasonable variety Of experience N
control. stability and Performance
especially power plant performance
10 desirable. -'''-''S> n
Capabilities individual applications
and accomplishments are recognized
and rewarded. Salary, based On
education, experience and abilities,
The usual employe benefits are pro-
vided.
Opportunity for varied experience IN
the above activities In an expanding
neld Will be. found In this position.
Enjoy EEnnioy Torkine with an unusually
ERGO
ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH
RlvERDAIE. Md. WA. 4444. EXT. 20
nTEsEyFEWs sGT Ta isaeisrMMssN+i a;se5si MeNi FRI.
Evening star., 1952-03-08
MEN

YOUNG MAN, white, to learn lens
grinding. TEUNIS OPTICIANS, 110S
YOUNG aSSp T. MAN-white: IAN to learn fine
food business; exper: unnec:; COM
mon sense essential. Elk. 2l76; Sun.
and ewes. GE. 4517. % =.
YOUNG MAN-For various clerical
and manual duties in furniture fac
M MANN sdTaaie%snsi AgD4 S447 18Th
YOUNG MAN, white, to operate auto
service control. board; exper. not
sse M. Guthrie. I. p. sTEUART,
INC, 1440 P st. NV. -S
daywork. CALIFORNIA PHARMACY,
2i62 California st. nv. -
to operate envelope die press; no
exper. necessary; exper. worker will
teach you: good opport. and advance
work; conv. to those living In ne.
fnHHddrSs nHd ENSEIoPE sssisG9s 1Rpi' co 90 wHsa &.
BESDx ns Snq qsERVIcR hCST MEN, nUSn some exper.
For information cali JOE PiNo.
sMfNS-saEfr WI S-siD1i MAN, coLoRED.i for
large downtown apartment bldg; /;
must be thoroughly experienced with
stoker and elevator work. Call Res.
ExffER. Hfi;R UPHoIsTERER-S2.5o so per
ar, time and one-half overtime;
reg; work. HoFFMANN uPHoLsTEGR-
Frs; CO; 5I16. ,--p, o.. %
shop; permanent. Call DU. 1897.
LEADER. in the business forms in
dustry. seeks representative. for
the Washington area. A knowledge
of office systems desirable but not
absolutely essential because thor
ough training Is provided. Previous
sales experience also helpful to the
successful applicant. A lifetime re-
munerative career Is available. Ap-
plicants are assured that their
Identity will not be disclosed until
negotiations have been completed.
| Reply by letter. Box 24O-H. Star.
CLEAN CUT MEN with carnival or
park background. We have several
openings for coming season. Part
or full time. All local work. Write
stating all. Box 1891. Star. 10
Evening star., 1952-03-08

~ SALESMAN, with car. to coVel
.e stsblshssd IS fsstCry,as aceounss e
CO., Professional Bldg. Hyattsville
THINNER, outside work; new work
mostly cutters and downspouts. WA
TRUCK DRIVER and furniture han.
dler. exp. and sober only. SOUTH.
EAST FURNITURE EXCHANGE
Evening star., 1952-03-08
HELP MEN tcsns.l

AUTOMOTlyE MACHINIST. Apply
!TRI-STATE MOTOR SERVICE.
3619 Bennins I'd. ne. Ii. 7-4241.
AUTO MECHANICS. experienced on
all makes; $3.50 pay rate; 5-day
ssfk saA vasstiGR s ac wig sls Pfy F:nns ASs sSs
s.e., TR. S247. Ask for Mr.. Palmer.
AUTO MECHANICS. Opportunity for
two. Steady employment, high earn
ings for good men: health insurance
erH shop With pS every sI1petSls tspe of eanip. I
Wash.'s oldest and largest Dodge.
Plymouth leadership. TREW MO-
TOR CO. Phone Mr.. Myers. fore
ATTS Aa6 MEdaHslSs talS tSs apRES1nsmsnI EapsT men
pref; must have knowledge Of all
makes; good starting salary. work
Ing conditions and employe bene-
fits. Apply MR.. PRICE. 1881 Wis.
ave; or MR.. NEwc1Ty. 1915 L
AFRO: ii MECHANIC. top pay and 1aS excel.
HERsoN,s AUTO. 4 APPLfANcE
AUTo MECRASsICc.. IN c.N list class; salary, s
$50 and bonus. must be sober and
STEADY. oInauire 412 llth st. s.w.
AUTO PAINTER's helper. coiored:' We
have an. opening for an experienced
auto painters helper; good paying
steady work; excellent opportunity
70 learn auto. painting trade. See
Mr; Banta after 8 am. PYRAMID
AuIq a BODY CO.. 1886 Bladensbure
AUTOMOTIvE PARTS MAN-chrys-
Ter products, parts exper.; firm In
business % yrs; Dodge, Plymouth;
bA-day week; easily accessible loca-
tion; disqualification. insurance. paid
vacation; rapidly growing area; sal
for appt. FA. 2400. FALLS CHURCH
MOTORS. 554 N. Washington Sc,
Gee hwy.)s Falls Church, va. 3
Evening star., 1952-03-08

CASHIER for retail appliance store
h,aI,;.; n n;s;; must be expsrienced il il
papers; reconciliation Of daily re-
ceipts, preparation of bank deposit
and inventory breakdown; salary
open to. qualified applicant with
good background. Call MRS. LUCE.
Ii. 7-S262. --8
CASHIER, minor clerical duties:
exper, preferred. must be neat and
have pleasing personality; 5-day,
40-f1r. wk.; insurance, dement's, yaca-
tion with pay; good starting salary;
excel. opportunity for advancement;
old established auto. dealer. Apply
in person. MCNEIL MOTORS. NC,
1913 z st. NV. 10
Evening star., 1952-03-08

MAINTENANCE MECHANIC
White. experienced In heating and
deyelopment. Apply BUCKINGHAM
MAINTENANCE DEPT. 1895 N.
Pershing dr., Arlington. Va. %
MANAGER for dry cleaning valet shop
In exclusive apt. house; permanent
position and good working condi-
tions; must be experienced. excel
ment. See MRS. MARTIN, Si49 p
Evening star., 1952-03-08

CLERK-TYPIST
Refined young man for general ofice
WORK; MARTINS CHINA STORE,
Evening star., 1952-03-08
TRUCK DRIVER

sOLORED-25-3S years Of age; pre-
vious experience. clear driving recort
and D. G. drivers permit are neces.
sary. Must be able to pass physica
exam. Apply Personnel. Room 6O6
open weekdays S:20-5 and Saturday
9-1. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1952-03-08
COLLECTOR-DRIvER

Alert young man. 1886 years Of are,
neat in appearance and capable OF
meeting the public, for permanent
position making collections on indi.
vidual advertising accounts; b-day,
40-hr. wk.; must have knowledge OF
driving record. Apply personnel.
Room Cos; open weekdays, 8:30-6
and Sat-, 0-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING CTAR
Evening star., 1952-03-08
HELp pwoMEN
INVESTIGATORS (2)

INVESTIGATORS III
21-35,. high school grad. free 70
travel; interesting work with ma
ttonal shopping service; no ex-
perience necessary. Apply WARNER
BLDG, 18th and = SITS. NV. RIM.
MONITOR BOARD Is trunk lineJ
wk.; Insurance dement's. Saiary
eopen, call MR.. scRUToN. M.
MGR. 5000, operator ana typist; s!
day wk.: $3.50 per month to start.
NURSE SECRETARY, doctors once.
medical center; capable of complete
ONCE responsibility. perm. position,
excellent references. Apply in de-
tail In own handwriting. Boz 297-L,
OFFICE CLERK. colored. some ~ typ-
ing; alert and steady worker: 22 to
81. JONES REALTY CO., 22l7
l4th st. n.w:. End floor. DU. 0656.
OFFICE WORKER. Disgusted? po-
ing tiresome work? Here work Il
interesting. instructive. good salary,
congenial associates, permanent, II
Mr.. Waters, D. ]. KAUFMAN INC,
lg05 Penna. ave. NV. --&
PIX OPERATOR. apt. house, 6-day
week. 3426 18th Ut. NV. --S
Evening star., 1952-03-08
AUTO PARTS MAN

High salary to young man, experience
In GIN. parts; good working cond.
insurance plan, with Q growtng
parts department In Q Chevrolet
leadership. HICKS CHEVROLET,
INC. Call Mr.. NOEL. 0E. O100.
Evening star., 1952-03-08
Sorry, Dorothy no sc6re yeti"
HELP MEN

MAINTENANCE MAN, lightly built,
with car or light panel truck, for
air-conditioning and ventilating duct
cleaning. Mostly night work: steady,
good salary and expenses, advance
ment 4O16 Ga ave NV 10
Evening star., 1952-03-08
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

BOOKKEEPERs AND ACCOUNTANTS.
We specialize In these positions.
ATLAS, 1420 N. 2. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-08
SALESL,ADIEs

SALESLADIES
With some knowledge Of
sewing, no sales experiences
necessary: permanent employ
ment. Good starting salary;
4O-hour week; Apply in per-
Singer Sewing Machine Co.
1921 Conn. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-08
INVESTIGATOR

Established and growing finance com.
pany. Permanent position; oppor-
tunity for advancement; must have
car. Apply in person.
Evening star., 1952-03-08
SECRETARY

Industrial firm has opening for
competent. experienced secretary;
permanent position: conv. downtown
location; 5-day, 40-hour week. Good
salary. excel. opportunity for right
party. Reply with references. Box
99-L, Star. --9
Evening star., 1952-03-08
THE EVENING STAR

TRUCK DRIvER-MECHANTC-white;
steady day wk.; $40; only sobel
and reliable person need apply
IRWIN PRIcKETT. 1904 4Sth place
Evening star., 1952-03-08
1UN Ibu bg. NWs
/ CASHIER
inan cnmnanu in La.
. .CASHIERS

MGR; permanent posi-
ton, excel. opport.: good salary
Apply AM6oRToNs. AIT 9TH st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-08
RADIO TECHNICIANS
ELECTRONIC TESTERS
For essential industry
APPLY
NATIONAL ELECTRIC
ARA FyTYrAYr.s eSrY<Nr,ey rN1rl

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9I9 JESUP BLAIR DRIVE
SILVER SPRING, MD. Ill
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Full- time
and part-time selling positions open
in Va. (Arl. and Fairfax Coz: excel.
commissions for hard-working men.
HAMMER REALTY CO.. Centre
Theatre Bldg. Fairlington. H.
REAL ESTATE sALESMAN-we have
an opening for an active, expert
enced nah. Our once carries q
sales staff Of 10: excellent PROPOSE
tion to right party. Call Mr.. Wagner.
ARFAK REALTY, JE. 3-225O. --9
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN WANTED
Good reliable man who is capable
CT eustom.buiit % Rnns Roes Hith sGh'r1spS ToSkinR Dn
knowledge of blueprints. We have
builders working through this Of
fice exclusively. Call Mr.. Denton
TOM-BUILT HOMES. 3815 Living
ston st. NV, -1O
Evening star., 1952-03-08
SALESLADIES

for ladies' ready to wear
shop, in sportswear, dresses and
coat and suit dept. Good salary
F st. NV. 70
Evening star., 1952-12-05
Gifts Galore
On Every Floor
At All Three
Hecht Co. Stores

Jimmy Christmas, what a
sole! Thousands and
thousands Of dollars
worth Of fresh, new mer-
chondise presents for
every name on your list
and savings on every gift
you buy! Ace values in
dazzling accessories gifts
-everything from sporkI-
ing jewelry to pretty
bIouses. Crockerjock buys
in apparel gifts-sports
separates, sweaters,
everything! Outstanding
buys in chiIdren's wear,
mems furnishings and
sportsweor. And what
q lineup for the home.
Gifts Of lamps, droperies,
china, linens, rugs-every
item q home-Iover could
wish for-ond all such
super bargains, you'll
want them for yourself,
too. One Of the biggest,
most complete Christmas
sales ever to hit town. But
tomorrow's the lost doy-
so hurry, hurry, hurry!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-19

kwHs band will play a conceFt
in a Public park.
Raoul Aipiaar. Cuban National
Tourist Commission representa-.
tive in KEY West made the arr
rangsmsnts with the Commits
sion in Havana for the kWHS
youngsters visit bccausa b.
wanted the band members 10 see
Havana.
The Cuban Commission in
Havana Niil DO everything. he
said. to see that the ieenagers
enjoy themselves and see the
sights Of the Cuban capital
Either the Jose MART or the
Maxine Gomez ships Will voy-
age To Key West 10 take the
band 10 Havana. AlSixar said.
Not only are the youngsters 60.
ing. buf the Chief ~ the Navy
Fire Department in Key West
and his assistant Rudolph BOA.
are making the trip AZ the I'M
vitaiion 81 the Cuban Fire De-
partmcnt.
Alpizar is leaving Thursday BY
Aerovias q 30 make preliminary
arrangements for the arrival 90
the band members.
Paul Mesa az the kiwanis
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-19
GIL HODGES.
HOME RIM MING.
GREETS ILL.,
TEAMMATES

NEW YORK - R-The spring
training season VAS underway to.
day amid pep talks hy managers.
sulking stars who refuse Ia come
IA terms and assorted rookie pros.
poets both ol lhe hot and cold
variety
the almost .victorious Isrooklyn
Dodgers pitched camp IN Vero
Beach. Fla When the encourage
arrived, Il was greeted by Gil
Hodges, homerun king Of the team.
young lnfieldcr Rocky Bridges and
Pitchers Ralph Branca. Carl Er.
skine and Clyde King
The only player on the train was
Carl Furill0. who ioined the group
Of writers and club officials az
Philadelphia.
The New York Giants GOT a one
day start along with the ~. Louis
Cardinals. Chicago Cubs and Pitts.
lmrgh Pirates.
The Giants arrived in Phoenix.
Ariz.. Monday, and No sooner did
they check In than Manager leo
Duroeher had the haiicrymen oui
drilling. But with all his men.
Durocher probably il worrying
more about the absent Sal Maglle
than anyone.
Magic remains In has lair al
Niagara Fails. n ". determined
10 get more money than the Ma.
tlonal League champions have of.
fered 80 far
Rookie Manager Eddie Sianky
sent his Cardinals through linn
herring up period.
Wilmer Vinegar iBennD Mixell.
one Of the most promising hurlers
In the organization. pat in an APP
pesrance. bat he probably went
he around long. He's bcen called
up by the armed services.
Stanky. too. has his holdoul
problcms. Gerry Staley. a 1e-game
winner last year. and Del Rice.
The firss-siring catcher. are squad.
bling about more cash. and did
not show up.
In San Bernardino. Calf. spring
home Of the pittsl urgh Pirates
General Manager Branch Hickey
greeted a flock ~ rockies. and
promptly told them he was look.
ING more toward 1858 Than his
year for success Of his team.
The hapless Chicago Cubs. door
mats a the National League In
II. we're greeted hy Manager Phil
taVareifa.
We're going 10 run. throw and
ran some more" he said we
want the club 10 be in linton
physical shape before the start II
the season
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-19
Article Saws
Thanks To
Coach Haskins

lEds Note: The following
anonymous article was received
al The Citizen office today
Remember this name Harold
Logger" Haskins. Fix u some
where ln the back az your mind
Not too many ~ YOU know
inueh about him now. bat some
day you'il be happy and proud
o. say has name
He's . local boy who has par.
tally seen a dream unfold a
dream 81 building fine basket.
bail players and winning teams.
Logger" "a he Is called BY
his friends. was graduated
from Key West High In lsaa.
He attended the University Of
Florida and graduated with q
.. s. desrce IN Physical Eau.
caiicn. While attending the
University. he played on ths
Varsity Basketball team and
established guile q name for
hirseIf.
This year nc returned 70 Key
West and became q member oi
the faculty % Key West high.
II was then that Coach Jones
placed the tough task Of coach
ms the Conch "B" squad on the
shoulders Of Haskins. With ms
usual happy smile be accepted.
the bob as q was exactly what
he was hol ing for.
When the season rolled around
he was faced with the greatest
bunch al so-called basketball
players that could ever confront
coach
Reclining that he had . terrific
task on has hands. Haskins nev.
crtheless went % work. With
rugged training the team soon
began shaping zap.
~ seems . ply maj naskinx
won't be here 10 see his team
90 all the way. Ne has 10
hall his teaching duties 10
serve his country. Ne leaves
tomorrow Tor duty In the U. s.
Marines.
When YOU GO. Coach Haskins.
there Is one thing you should
always remember. You viii al.
ways have IA true. hearty ad.
mirers: the i3 fellows you taught
shc sport 81 basketball and my.
self who enjoyed watching you
teach them
NV best regards 10 you and
your family and we win bs
waiting for you to be hack in the
local gym. Good Luck
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-19
Louisiana Turns Out Today To Elect
Governor In Test OF Longism Control

NEW ORLEANS - - Louisiana
chooses 4 governor for the next
four years today and tests the
strength of Gov. Earl Lone and
his opposition of major Democratic
political factions.
Former District Judge Carlos
Spaht ~ BATON Rouge IL the
standard bearer Tor the admins
,rasion. Tie Vas picked for the race
BY Gov. Long Who IL constitution
ally larred irnm smcceeusnE nsu.
self
Spahl Is opposed by Appeal
Judge nobeFt kennon az Minden.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-19

ttonfinned fIom PAGE Onel
Whitehead street. Youths a the
community have asked that the city
help them 10 find good. clean rec.
rsalipn an saturday nights.
Granted permission by 81 vote
20 a crinpled veteran 20 park has
trader II is22 Catherine street.
The veteran ns,st live in warm
climate due To has condition that
was brought on by World War a..
Harvey cast the lone dissenting
vote.
Referred bids loF a dirt loader to
City Manager Dave King. The Al.
lied Equipment company was the
apparent loa hiddcr. hal the City
Manager viii determine The ioN
bladder after fuIl eyalnaiion Of 81
buds received.
Set March II a. the date ior q
public hearing on foning changes
proposed Tor Avenue u.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-19
Ohio Tourists
Get Tag Info.

Ohio tourists IN Florida do not
have 20 rush home fr~ sAeir lasg
lieense plate dccals. II was an.
nounced today
They must. however. write home
20 Robert Foley. registrar. bureau
u motor vehicles. Columbus. O.
Harold Coiee. executive vice presi.
dent of the Florida State Chamber
81 Commerce received this infor.
nation from Ohio.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-19
Navy Hospital
Cagers Cop Win

The Naval Hospital basketball
team went on 90 win their seventh
lame Of the second round las
hwht hv defeating the uSS Alba
troxs. 81 20 %. The Does " have
dropped ore game. this being At
Inc hands Of Naval Ordinance
Unit. while going undefeaied IN
~ other games.
HiehliRhting the game last
hRhs was (Machane CUM Tom
8tone. an island favorite. bar.
hging ont sn even 50 points
kish n field goals and making
kixht foul shots oat Of nine tries.
TIE game was q waIknwav ~
the half with q score Of 40 90 rs
hl0ne AZ this period had made
70 of the 20 points for the
h'nocs"
Romero. onfad. Book. and
Male played their usual smooth,
fcnnd raue Of beautiful pass.
work and assist feeding % ma
rhine Gun Stone from al
angles
4kn sunsusarien.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-19
Girl Nefsers Beat
C0vssessf To Get
Trophy For Pad
SssscessiUe Year +.

TIE Key West Hieh school
Girls Tennis team. led by their
mighty mite -Poochie" Fernan.
dex, captured the Harvey Gun
for the second straight year a.
they defeated the chi girls in
q hard iought match Saturday
In a smooth display of strokine
that lifted her a. the top ~ the
heap sn gsrls' tsnnis ~ Rev
West. Miss Fernandez easily de-.
feated City Champion Marie
Rendueles N the tune ~ 60, 90.
The rest of the squad rallied
behind -poochse's' inspired play
and the Hieh School Iassies nsll-
ed Nd q "a score against the
hard fiehtine convent rifls
In the closest and probably the
best match of the day, June
Yates fought out a close three
SET victory over the converts
Barbara rweihaus. Barbara has
some of the most spectacular
shots on the rock" and they
were all In good working order
against Miss Yates. June. play.
IND ore of the finest matches 81
her career. never let up on the
pressure and Barbara finally
suocumhed 10 her errors with
the score tied at three games
each In the final set 20 give the
high school hard earned vic
tory. GO. 81 and "a.
The Converts only victories
were scored BY Captain Eleanor
Cato and undefeated Geraldine
white. Geraldine and Miss Fer
nandex are the only two players
10 be undcfeaied in Harvey Cup
play thie year.
The high school again swept
all three doubles matches as the
combination of Yates and VII
late scored their second success
slve victory over City Cham
pions Cato and Tweihaus.
The high school has won four
out IT five contests In Harvey
Cup play this year and two
more remain 10 be played.
The Summary:
Hernandez. It's. defeated Rem
duelss. Convent. 81. e.
Cato. Convent. defeated Vii
late, us. Ga. 6-i.
Yates. MS. defeated Tweihaus,
C.. &c. 81. 90.
narruso. rs. defeated Con
xalex. G.. g.. 90
Tfudeau. us. defeated dc. Pas
quale. c. 60. 90.
White. c. defeated SELLERS. rs.
DOUBLES
Yates. villate. rs. defeated
Cato Tweihaus. c. Ga. rs
narroso- Fernandez us. de-
feated Rendueies-de Pasquale.
q. i-e. ca. 90.
sellers- Trudeai,. rs. defeated
White Gonzalez. c. 90, 81.
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Yates. villate. IFS. defeated
Cato weihaus. c. Ga. "a
nnrroso- Fernandez. lis. de
featsd Rendneles-de Pasquale,
q. i-e. Ga. 90.
Sellers Trudeai. rs. defeated
white Gonzalez. c. 90, 81.