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Evening star., 1952-08-13
New Flats
Are High
.|nFoshion
By EIeni

Comfort comes first when you
have to race from classroom to
classroom. The "dressy fiat" is q
perfect shoe choice for many a
girl since it is comfortable and
smart enough to make a school
outfit look a little bit more than
just casual.
New cuts. colors and materials
have made the fiat shoe as i'm
portant fashion-wise as any other.
High heels may be fine for date
time but class time calls for a
|sounder shoe approach. The shoe
with the low heel wins out.
All of our pictured flats" are
designed by Capezio and are avail
able locally. There are plenty of
new talking points in these shoes
that are at home in the country.
"at home" in the city, or on any
campus in the United States.
Where Capezio designs are con-
|cerned, we feel q bit Of pride In
the knowledge that when the
famous theatrical shoe-making
firm first turned It's attention to
creating exciting shoe fashions in
the low-heel grouping, we did
one of the first fashion reports out
Of New York on them. They num-
ber amongst their "firsts" the
ballerina slipper, the fiat "shell
sling" the Spanish dancers
pump" and to their comfortable
yet dressy shoe lineup they've
added this season tapered toe
pumps, new heel treatments, and
all the high fashion" data needed
for q new season.
Evening star., 1952-08-13

and certifying the number of her
dependents. wages, stockings OF
other gifts received.
The General Department of
Church Women here already has
sent 100 pounds of nylons to
Japan since they began collecting
last March. Another 100 pounds
are packed and ready to 60.
Only two and one-half pounds
of discarded nylons provide a days
work for one war widow, it is re-
ported.
Any one wishing to share in
the project may mail or send old
stockings to Miss Russell, Depart
ment of Church Women, 1751 N
street NV.
The stockings. Miss Russell
stresses, must be clean. Where
there is q pair, they should be
rolled or tied together.
Evening star., 1952-08-13

low her to earn enough to be in
dependent.
Reports from two Of the centers
in Japan show the typical method
Of operation.
In the Tokyo Widows Club, IL
women are supplied work mending
stockings at 20 yen per run. In
American money, $50 yen are
equivalent to $1.00. The average
monthly earning is 1900 yen
From proceeds, the club employed
two instructors for a knitting cen
ter, where more than 10 widows
are learning to knit for export
trade.
In the Tokyo-Showa-Kyo Ju-
sanjo (Widow's Center) 81 per-
sons recently processed 1900
pounds Of hosiery. Later, 10 reels
at 200 yen per reel and a knitting
machine at 10000 yen were bought
to supply work for others.
With the average widow sup
porting four dependents, the en-
ployment provided by the project
is bringing new hope for the
Japanese.
The women's welfare service in
Japan which eventually receives
the packages, was organized tc
promote the mending of discarded
stockings.
According to Miss Eta MAJ
Russell, director of the local De-
partment of Church Women
senders can be sure the widows gel
all the benefits possible from the
parcels sent.
Miss RUSSELL explained that total
weight Of the mailed packages re.
ceived in Japan must be reported
to the government and must tally
with the amount distributed
among the widows centers. Each
center makes a periodical report
! containing the seal of each worke
Evening star., 1952-08-13
Reunion Dance
For Officers

A reunion dance for officers and
former officers in the Washington
area will be held on Friday eve
ming at the Officers Service Club
1914 Twenty-flrst street NV.
Hostesses will be daughters of
Army, Navy, Marine and Air Force
officers.
The dance is an annual event
celebrating the end of hostilities
in World War II. A cotillion will
be q feature of the evening. Re-
Ifreshments will be served at mid
night.
Evening star., 1952-08-13
Make Room for Them

Don't hide your toaster, mixer
and sandwich grill in a back cor
ner Of the pantry. Keep them
right on the counter top in your
kitchen work area, SO they'll be
right at hand when you need
them. Small appliances are de-
signed to fit easily in the 18-inch
space between wall and base cabi-
nets on q work surface.
Evening star., 1952-08-13
Chicken Hint

When you are broiling chicken
break the major joints by snap
ping the cartilage in each Joint.
For even broiling. place the pieces
fiat on the broiling rack.
Evening star., 1952-08-13
Use q Divider

If you use a divider in your
pressure saucepan, you can cook
two or three vegetables at one
time and there will be no inter-
mingling of fiavorS.
Evening star., 1952-08-13
Instructions for Curvinu Duck

NQTVI1TJ
leg on each side far
Remove legs first the two
on wings separate along backbone Cut each piece
two Split duck breasto pieces
bones between Pile on platter and serve
Evening star., 1952-06-02

Opportunity for Teachers
vacation position paying
qualified teachers or principals
$75-$1O0 per week. Fascinating
work your experience .euuips you to
do successfully. Training at our ex-
pense for those selected. Phone
Monday and Tuesday between q and
5, DI.. 5441. for appt. for personal
interyiew "a
Evening star., 1952-06-02
HELP woAeN

CLERK;TYPIsT, for VARIOUS types Of
real estate ofiee. air-conditioned
ONCE; company benefits. For ap-
Ss4S. iis, SHANNON hSs, a. y LucHs CHS CO.. e..
1908 II st. NV. -
Evening star., 1952-06-02
COUNTER SUPERVISOR
NO WEEKEND WORK

Young woman, experienced in food
counter s.sc supervision; hours: $3.50 a;,n =, 2
GoVERNMENT SERVICES, NC.
1135 21st st. NV. %
Evening star., 1952-06-02
HElp wonrN

|RECEPTIONIST-Adv.. gency looking
syitchooard. Qualifications?
Tact, courtesy and desire to do Q
Good loh! ! 6-day. 40-hr. week Call
RkCEPTiONIsT in music studio: ' nc
experience needed. Hours. 1890 to
9. 5 days wk.; S175 mo. to start.
Apply GUILD INSTITUTE OF MU-
SIC. 9251a r st. NV. after 1890
noon. No phone calls. -
RELIEF NUkSE for July; graduate or
undergraduate for once of physi-
clan doing internal medicine; 5-day
week; white: pleasant personality.
Salary open. Box 274-Y. Star 20
REGISTERED LABORATORY TECH
NICiAN for physicians office. State
EXAMINATIONS and references. Box
3-A. Star. -8
ROUTE SALESLADIES-COOK COF-
FEE CO. requires q lady between 26
and 40 years of age, In good phys
ctal health, able to service house
wives on an. established coffee and
tea route: lady must be free Of other
responsibilities, as this Is full time
work; salary and commission, with
earnings well above average; car
FURNISHED; For further particulars,
call CO. 1896. --3
SALESCLERK - At once; 8 to II
p.nn... 5-day week; also part time for
evening and Sunday work. THE
VILLAGE PANTRY, 1888 Penna
ave. Sc. vi 1112. %
Evening star., 1952-06-02
HELP WOMEN
SHOE REPAIR
COUNTER CLERK
Part-time work. Good pay.
HAHN SHOE REPAIR

1913 q st. NV. -3
STENOGRAPHER-Young lady: age
2O-3O; with 1-3 yrs. experience to
Salary open. BOX 434-Y. Star. q
STENOGRAPHER. insurance claim
ONCE; typing and dictaphone, short
hand not required; 5-day wk.; $55.
Can Mr., HARMON or MR.. ELLIS.
sTENOGRAPHER to work in home
ONCE of local life insurance COM
pany; permanent position for quail
ned person with excellent oppor-
tuntty for advancement; less than
40-hour week; free hospitaiizatiop
pay; anniversary bonuses and ex-
cellent working conditions. Apply
In person, 1857 K st. NV. End floor.
sTENoGRAPHER. IS to as. ideal for
Es%Sident E% a,o Sc. or s,w.; $50 week.
sTENoGGRSAiPHER-CLERK for real
estate and Insurance office. Five
Gay Wk: Exper. not necessary. p. j.
WALssHEs; NC. 1115 Eye st. NV.
sTENOGRAPHER. permanent posi-
ton, 5-day, 40-hr. week. Pleasant
working conditions. Liberal dis
counts on purchases. Insurance
and hospitaiization plan: Retire
MGuk Plau. Apply fGOfLE6 DRUG
STORES. Employment once, ~ P
sTENoGRAPHER-Excellent oppor-
portunity to become associated with
well established organization. Very
good working conditions. and mod
ern cmploye benefits. Please apply
in person, Ralph G.. Blasey. vice
president. LINCOLN SERVICE
CORP, 200 Woodward Bldg. -
STENOGRAPHER. 1885. recent high
school or business school graduate
without actual work experience will
be considered; large organization
with opportunity for advancement;
regular pay increases. modern air
conditioned once with moderate
priced employe cafeteria in build
ing. Starting salary S240 per mo-
Call MR.. socKWELL. ME. 4s0o.
STENOGRAPHER. temporary. fun oil
part time. Apply RKO-RADIO PIC.
TURES, 932 New Jersey ave. .n.w.--7
lSTENOGRAPHER, experienced. under
35; less than 40-hour. 5-day week;
attractive working conds.; modern
air-cond. bldg; salary open. Call
NE. 0I60 for appointment. IS
Evening star., 1952-06-02
CASHIER
CASHIERS

Experienced MGR; permanent posi-
tions; excellent opportunity; tor
salary. Apply Mr.. Brown. NOR
TONS, 427 7th st. NV, DI. 5000
Evening star., 1952-06-02

KEYPUNCH OPERATOR
Young lady. l7-4O; keypunch exper.
not necessary, we will train you, but
you must know typewriter keyboard
!read our ad for clerk -typists)
Apply Room 800, EQUITABLE LIFE
INSURANCE CO.. S16 l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-06-02
HELP WOMEN

sALEsLADY, experiepced infants anc
children,s wear; excel: sal. fun time
Evening star., 1952-06-02
HELP DOMESTIC

COMPANION for elderly lady in Falls
Church, refs. required. FA. 0Ib2.
CoOk-%AiDGLive in; good local ref
erences required: S25. OIL. 1898.
COOK-G.H.W. must be experienced,
local references; $40 ,gk. Mus, bs
caos66fnSafie w.; wO 70 i've SIS N private End
q. oters. of new rambler; excel
working condition and pleasant SUR
rounding; small child; $40 vk. WI.
CooRR-GH.w.: i've in; downstairs
work; REFS; exper.; bh days. $50
ccok-S.h.W.; Sssk S4i W. liv. in; beautiful, a
modern home; upstairs air-cooled
room; over 80 years; fond Of chill
GENERAL dasn AZ CSIoRE6 ofaefah6e MAID AID Interested
IN travelling to Tenn. with family;
$25 and transp; must have Ief.
CIV. ont must be over rs yrs. Of
age; live in; must have ref; no
cooking; $50 wk. TU. 1895. --3
G.H.W., colored; live in or stay some
nights; able to leave city for sum-
mer; no cooking: fond Of children;
CIV, white; not over 80 yrs; neat:
live in; care Of 6-mo. ..old child; refs.i
$40 week: RA. Sgoa; -. - :,
: chiidren: M auto. 5 dishSssher: SA1 no
laundry: summer in Va. near bus.
20 minis. from D. c.: moving into
d. c. In fall; high wages arranged
according to ability. FA. 1858. "a
G.H.W.. live In: references. salary
p r. nsst letter; white; are $3.50.
Continued on Next Pass5
Evening star., 1952-06-02
CLERK
CLERK
CLERK

Experienced in handling stock records
preferred; no tipping required: good
salary, company benefits. MARVIN'S s
CREDIT, 734 7th st. NV. "a
Evening star., 1952-06-02
HELP WoMEN

COUNTERGIRL; white; hours. 3 am.
to 8 pm; closed Sundays and holi-
days: start ct &33 per week with
meals; vacation with pay. Call Ho.
COUNTER GIRL. white: must be ca
pable of handling sandwich counter
In cafeteria; vacation plan and sick
leave. Ma. 3120, Ext. 152. ~
COUNTER GIRL. experienced; part
time waitress; white. 1722 Eye st.
The Key West citizen., 1952-05-01

ing from Meacham are housed IN
temporary buildings, with few
facilities for passengers comfort.
Senator Smathers' telegram to
Commissioners Allen said:
@Philips Moore, director or
Airports CAA, this morning
signed letter approving Meacham
field purchase papers being for
warded Atlanta Regional office,
Officials there to complete for
malities. Regards
The approval of the airport
practically on Election eve will
be helpful to those candidates
who have fought long and hard
to get Meacham publicly owned
50 that CAA funds could be used
70 assure its permanence.
The issue has been the hottest
locally in the last Is months. In
the past four months the action
has rested with the CAA. Today's
approval breaks any deadlock.
Now it remains to be seen if the
County and the company will
act expeditiously in clearing the
fcrmalities Of deed transfer.
The Key West citizen., 1952-05-01
Strand Wins,
SIS Over
Brooks Tues.

Strand Theater won over NE
Brooks Stars Tuesday night at
Wickers' Field By a six to five
score.
With ne score tied al five an,
tihe Brooks Stars changed pitch
era for the last frame. Dorsey
came IN to pitch for Gallagher
and he walked Sam Roberts, the
first batter; Alonzo is safe on an
eTof and Dewitt Roberts singled
10 center; Roberts seoEed the
winner.
ALICE came IN 20 pItchMira to
first, Kaki walked, and Cabot
forcsd Alonzo at the plate, Caler0
flied out to end the frame.
Strand scored one IN the first
with two out, Alonz0 hit a single,
stole second, and scored on an
srror. lie also scored one in the
fourth.
In me seventh, Strand scored
ore 10 take the lead---Esquinaldo
singled. The Stars came back and
kn0tted the count IN their half.
Brown tripled, and Richardson
singled.
I'm the eighth Strand scored one
more 10 again take the lead, Rod
Eiguex tanned but reached first
when the ball got away from the
catcher. Pazo hit q fly to right
The Key West citizen., 1952-05-01

and Roberts made q very good
catch and Cabot scored, but the
Stars came right back and tied
the count. Roberts doubled, Bry-
ant singled, and Gallagher singled
10 score Roberts.
AT bat, Brown hit two triples
and q single, 1Iron-Babys Rob-
|erfs hit q single and double,
Bryant hit three singles, and
Gallaghre hit two singles and
ALICE a double.
For the winners, Alonzo, Rob-
erts and Mira each hit swo safely.
In the field, Pazo, Roberts, Joe
Mira and Cabot starred for Strand
and Brown, and McIntoch for the
losers.
The scoreG
Tean,- He.
Strand -. 100 700 11a---8 8 q
Brooks - 900 030 I10--s Is 8
Batt-K, Rodriguez, and d.
Roberts; Gallagher, Dorsey, Alce
and McIntoch.
Three base its-Brown, 2
Two base hits-Alce and .sIrons
Roberts, Alonzo and D. Roberts.
Struck OUT Gallagher, IL, Rod
The Key West citizen., 1952-05-01
CAA APPROVES
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city, county, and state officials
and the company.
For more than d year the fear
of Key West has been that it
would lose Meacham field and
thus lose its only airline facili-
ties.
CAA, now stationed a. Booa
Chica will be able to move to
Meacham If the County matches
#CAA funds IN providing q build
ing and other facilities for It. At
the present time CAA operates
by remote control from Boca
Chica to Meacham, The County
will have 10 put up the funds for
any Meacham facilities. CAA
will not only match thern but
then turn over the facilities 10
the County which is then charg-
ed with maintaining them.
The ibO acres In this present
sale are smaller than the site Of
the field which totals 264 acres.
The acreage was cut down
through negotiations between
the company and the City. The
City has a suit for condemna-
ton directed against the CONF
pany, pending in case the coun-
ty deal with the company should
fan through.
The land at Meacham has been
appraised by local real estate
brokers for $450,O00 if i were
subdivided for sale.
The County viii undoubtedly
start work on terminal as soon
as it can find the money. AT
present the two airlines operat-
The Key West citizen., 1952-05-01
s4o5,OOO WATER
FContinued From Page One1

.tsss kAys@t&Nst4.&x-<A y A44AA = xa6C o&&LJ
Holland, Congressman Lantaff
and I are keeping a close check
on this matter and will do every
thing within our power to secure
both the authorization andfunds
for this project"
The action Of the Department
of Defense in submitting the
$495. 900 appropriation means
that there is hope for an early
aIIeviation Of the water shortage
which has been making Key
Westers uncomfortable on and
off since last July. Reduced pres
sure has cut down laundry, show
ers, even cooking, save for the
Iours Of s a. m. to 7 a. m, II TO
L. noon and 4 p. m. to 8 p. m
The Key West citizen., 1952-05-01
Shoots Children:
Kills Himself

BALTIMORE IA divorced fa-
ther took his young son and daugh-
ter TO a cemetery Wednesday
night, shot the girl to death. crit
icalIy wounded the boy and then
killed himself. police reported.
Police said the boy gasped out
. tragic story.
The Key West citizen., 1952-05-01

Skip Alexander and Art Wall.
Jr., top professional golfers, were
former Duke University golf
team captains.
The Key West citizen., 1952-05-01

dent OF the Lone Star Gas Co.
Dallas, in the Chamber presidency.
The Key West citizen., 1952-05-01

Now. with Coodyears dependable Marasiions prlceu
81 low there's no longer any need to rsk on
sor,, unsafe tircs Cnaa Ii today and Get neN sal4
coo<lyear tiEes At this buageteasy pEacA
The Key West citizen., 1952-05-01

rA.sssy. ~ M ~ TIN KEY wEsT CITIZEN = psss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-18
Police Hunt
.Prowler Who
Dragnet Spread For
Early Am. Attacker
OF Navy Wife Today

The Key West Police Department
spread = city-wide dragnet early
this morning in an attempt to ap'
prehend q youthful negro who is
alleged to have attacked q 81
year-old Navy wife at $3.50 am.
today as she returned from a party
at the beach.
According to the police report
made by Officer E. Rogell today,
he was standing on the corner Of
Duval and Southland Streets when
he heard q woman's screams.
Rushing to the corner of Angela
and Duval Streets, the officer said
that he found the woman in q
highly hysterical condition.
According to the woman, the
man, in the company of a small
boy had followed her from the
beach area from the corner Of
Truman Avenue and Simonton
Streets and stopped her by grasp.
ing her arm. At this point she
screamed and the man dashed off.
She then walked rapidly down
Simonton Street to Angela where
she turned towards Duval. Midway
between the streets edmonton and
DuvaD the man doomed out Of the
dark and hit her about the face,
(Continueu IN Page Four)
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Marathon Man
|Molests Child,
Charge States
so Year Old Fisherman
Held I'm Jail On Bond
OF $500; Will Be Tried
In Criminal Court Term

Edward Morarity, 50-year-old
Marathon fisherman is being held
in Monroe county Jail on $500 bond
for molesting a minor girl, Chief
Deputy Sheriff Tommy Dixon an
nounced today.
Morarity was bound over to the
next term of Criminal Court by
Peace Justice r. D. Zetterower in
Marathon at q hearing which took
place Saturday at 2 pm.
The charge is that of q felony
for which Morarity if found guilty
could serve 10 years in the state
penitentiary.
The fisherman was arrested and
placed in Jail on investigation Aug
,ust s. The formal charges were
filed Saturday.
Arresting officer was Monroe
County Deputy Sheriff D. NJ. An
drewS.
The accused fisherman win be
tried before Criminal Court Judge
Thomas Caro-.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-18
City Hopes
To Buy Docks
Tonight

Tonight's City Commission meet
ing promises to be an interesting
one with several subjects on the
agenda that have been under dis
cussion for quite awhile.
Most important resolution to be
brought up Is one authorizing and
directing the transfer of Sc, i57 SO
from the cigarette tax fund to
the General Revenue Fund to re-
imburse the latter fund for costs
and expenditures involved In the
purchase Of garbage and refuse col
lection equipment.
Passage Of this resolution viii
pave the way for another resolution
authorizing the purchase Of the
Clyde Mallory Dock premises from
the Gulf Atlantic Transportation
Company for docking purposes.
No mention Of ferries to Cuba
Is mentioned in the latter resolution
but II has been generally accepted
that this will be the real purpose
of the purchase to provide facili.
ties for the Cuban company which
wishes to inaugurate such q ferry
service.
Rseresfionsl Ares
Last Friday night, the Planning
Commission Of Key West disclosed
an intention 10 request the City 70
purchase a ZOO X 500 area which
divides city-owned property at N
Roosevelt Blvd. and Polnciana
school. II Is expected that this 70.
quest viii be considered foniRh
The area win be used for recrea.
ton and for q future city audi.
forum if purchased.
City ceds
A resolution authorizing payment
Of 81 so. 10 Niche City Publiea.
Continued On Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-18

The troubles of Michael Switz,
alias w. w. Carr and Michael Sero-
vitz, which have been mounting
since the first time he was arrested
in 1871, took a new twist today,
when it was learned that in addi-
ton to facing S indictments on
gambling counts, and assorted
charges of bail jumping and in
come tax evasion, he will undoubt-
edly have to face the ire of his
wife, if and when he is returned to
Philadelphia.
1t seems that when he fled from
Philadelphia to avoid testifying
in various investigations into gamb-
ling in that city, he was in the com.
pany of one Alice Bonner who hap
pene6 to be the wife of another
bigwig in the racket setup in the
Quaker City. II is also rumoured
that a goodly portion of the
SO, 900 he is said to have had on his
person, belonged to his associates
in the numbers game there. Mrs.
Bonner was arrested with Switz
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-18
Swift Fled With 70 C's And
Wife OF Cangland Associate
In Attempt To Avoid Talking

and later released. Bonner, himself
took off to avoid prosecution on
gaming charges, evidently in an
other direction.
That Mrs. Swift, In a fit Of anger,
might have put the finger" on
Switz,is a matter for conjecture
at this time.
The next step in the fight to free
the Philadelphia gambler will take
place tomorrow when Circuit Court
Judge N. Vernon Hawthorne of
Miami viii rule on petition for a
writ of Habeas Corpus, in an at
tempt by Switz's attorneys to gain
a reduction in the 1000 bond
under which he is being held In
the Monroe County Jail following
his arrest two weeks ago.
Governor Fuller Warren earlier
dissallowed a request by Phila.
delphia authorities for an extra
dition warrant. Gen. Reeves Bowen
said that the papers were impro-
perly drawn up.
However, this morning. Assistant
District Attorney Vincent Panati Of
Philadelphia said that amended
papers should be In Tallahassee
this morning. He added that In the
event they are approved as he ex.
poets. win be purely academic. I"
Panati reiterated q previous
statement that Switx was In the top
echelon Of Philadelphia gambling
circles when he said that the man
holds the key to the organization
in that city. He said that Switz and
Bonner are the remaining links in
the numbers investigation they are
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loves Place
On Stock Isle
Burns This Am.

Fire destroyed q residence be-
longing to Sam Lowe on stock Is
land early this morning. The alarm
was turned into No. 3 Fire Station
at 1:t0 o'clock.
The Is x 20 foot building Il To-
Gated on the tip Of the island near
z trailer park. Chief Charles Gre
mata said II was in a light blaze
by the time his men reached the
scene.