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Evening star., 1952-05-04

WANTED: 100 men to drive yellow
OFFICE. 1901 New York ave. ne.
INCREASE YOUR EARNINGS sub
stantially CUP TO $50 PER WEEK.
WORKING PART TIME ewes, and
Box 120-V, Star. -
PART-TIME CLERK, evenings and
Saturdays. VICTOR LIQUORS. 622O
Georgia ave. NV. -6
YOUR OWN BUSINESS. Rawleigh
in Fauauier, Rappahannock or Cul-
peper counties. Excellent opportu-
nifty for increased earnings. Write
RAWLEIGH'S, Dept. DCE-14-105Y,
Richmond, Va.
THREE MEN are needed locally for
interesting field work connected with
popular radio contest and give-away
exceptional earnings on salary or
commission basis. Apply MR.. H. W.
ORPIN. DOLL 14th st. NV. --6
MALE NURSE DIETICIAN, young,
white, reliable. clean. neat, healthy;
prefer night duty or live-in case
considered; good cook obligations
and responsibilities assumed; sick,
stroke or invalid male patient; q
former stenographer; can be a
aged man or woman; own e'J1 car,
single, can travel. Quote hours and
salary in reply. Give name and your
phone for interview arrangements; !;
x, Star.
IF UNABLE to attend classes, try
tutoring at home; elem, jr. high,
TRIPS AND TRAVEL CLUB being
nj tstv -L,, l.,
ington week ends: longer vacation
travel; social plans. Box 59-X.
Star.
SELL SHOES DIRECT-Excellent op-
portuntty with leading. manufac-
turer. Earn up to S25 daily comm.
Sell part or full time. Over 100
fast-selling cushion styles for en-
tire family; Fast deliveries. Write
JOHN NEIL sHoE. es Enter, Enterprise, ise,
Brockton. Mass.
MARRIED MAN, travel
q. 8: with wife. training for fas-
cinating career in radio adv. Exec.
pos, non-travel avail. after IS mo. !;
sal. comm. start. Highly profitable.
No exp. nee. We will train friendly
outstanding outs nsi Gy!, young career man with
assist first 1s mo-; lifetime opp
RADIO, w. Hampstead, N. Y.
STUDENTS. train now @ ewes. and
Sat) for full-time work this sum-
mer. MR.. McMANIs. Carlo Hotel,
PART-T MAN ' to TraReSnas' train for sales
position with large national cor
unnecessary. Earnings while learn
ing around $50 weekly. Phone ST
3Sl5, to pm. Monday.
MAKE $50 to $500 per sale: Exclusive
tors NEW y fafsnen MfRAchE she oGTpooR g1SSS5eS
nous demand from gas stations,
stores, night-spots. drive-ins. auto
agencies. Written money-back GUAR
ence e reaursd " w. fhtleS H. LONG s5Ps6 eo
sPEcf1ITY sAiEsMAN, iisS1,'"ef With i'e exp. xi
selling military establishments, to
travel Eastern and Southern States;
SCI; SCI; " and expenses; perm. Box
PARTsri1ME SSi Sis1A WORK, during day. Gov
PAPP HARDWARE CO, Biadensburg
TWO COLoRED MEN wanted, age
go to :35; come prepared to work.
AMB1r1oTs STsT oiJ; aysi sSLEsMEN n;Mi - Marshal
Field owned enterprise has openings
for ambitious men of unquestionable
character with car. age 27-55,
accustomed to earning above aver
age income. Starting guarantee.
qualify. Must be ready for imme-
diate acceptance If selected. Mr..
Kay will interview and hire at U. s.
Employment Service. 1st A.. old
P. o. Bldg, 315 10Th st. NV,
10 S's's am SHARP peSu1y No Mf phone t''c calls Is
please
Evening star., 1952-05-04
HELP MEN
CAN YOU USE $500
OR MORE TN 1Q529

Il you like to meet the public. yet
7assine: we need 3 men to help us
contact those people who have writ
ten to us requesting information on
the purchase of our product. Draw
against earned comm. Apply R. B.
TOLINS. 919 Dupont Circle Bldg,
$50 sharp only. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1952-05-04
HELP MEN

MEN-Pleasant outdoor work for
summer months; can earn from $50
to $50 per wk.: no exp. needed.
Rm 424. l404 New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-05-04
MEN-PART TIME

MEN-PART TIME
Good earnings in spare time. Expert
training in sales work. Car required.
z pm. tonight Sunday.
YOUNG MAN-Mechanically inclined,
to work in an engraving and print
ing shop. Some mechanical or free
hand drawing exper. pref. Apply
after $50 am. BREWooD's. 1917
YOUNG MAN, white. to learn whole
sale supply business. Apply 623 H
st. NV. -
YOUNG MAN. white. to help timer
with roof painting. Apply 1926 @
st. Sc. %
YOUNG MAN-1s-o5. high school
graduate, draft exempt. We have
2 openings, one for filing, one work
ing with figures. Permanent posi-
ton, regular. salary increases, en-
ploye cafeteria run on a non-profit
coffee, tea and soup without charge.
sonnel office, RIM. 800. EoUiTABLE
LIFE INSURANCE CO.. s16 14th
YOUNG MAN to keep stock records
and sell in store. Chance for ad-
vancement. Call ST. O511. 4
YOUNG MAN. for jewelry shop; some
one mechanically inclined and in
terested in the trade-one who Is
adept with tools. willing to learn.
Apply THE JEWELRY SHOP. Con-
course. Pentagon Bldg, or call Mr..
Mann at Ii. 5-6700. Ext. 5621S for
appointment.
YOUNG MAN, over 21. for general
work in liquor store: BOULEVARD
LIQUOR STORE. 2106 z st. NV
YOUNG MAN twhite) for special de-
Apply 80 Q st. ne, b
YOUNG MAN to- train as optical
laboratory technician; 5-day week.
Apply HILBERT OPTICAL CO.. 1915
YGTNG eSS e. MAJ NAN. with knowledge of
tion with large Ford dealer. Apply
in person to M. Bortnick. CHER
YOUNG MAN to learn the real estate
business. AIKEN g. AIKEN, 800 H
YOUNG s5 SiG MAN, 1s to 30. in duplicat-
ing section; should train in opera.
tion of Davidson. multigraph. and
5-day. 40-hr., yk.; pleasant working
insurance and hospitalization plan.
retirement plan. Apply PEOPLES
DRUG STORE. employment office.
YouNG n5 Il MAN. AN, to drive delivery truck
and learn radiator repair. ROSS
LYN AUTO BODY CO., 1917 N.
Lynn ST.. Arl.. Va. 10
Evening star., 1952-05-04
TIRE CHANGERS

TIRE CHANGERS
GeoS Cd salary IaE1, and nd yoEking conditions
TREE CLIMBER, exper. and sober;
steady workers; starting pay. 50
per hour: PAuL's TREE SERVICE
TSSck f!2iS1 ipsksiyEn g., AND ! HELLER %
for locai plImbing, heating and
st se S0 es@pany to s. 4RR' Mr. rARREk aR2
TRUCK DRIVER. white, o5-35. good
pay. Apply. BERLO VENDING CO.
1907 Fairview ave. ne, LA. $500.
TRUCK DRIyER-Age 25-45; Mary
must have good driving record;
paid vacation. insurance benefits.
Apply in person, CAPITOL FRITo
co. INC, 1850 Bethesda ave. Be-
TRUCK DRIVERS. laborers and crat-
ers. experienced. INQUIRE in person.
ALPHA VAN LINES. INC, 1925
Wilkes St, Alex, Va, OV. $500.
DRIVER for paint contrac-
tor; must have paint exper.: Al
refs. know city; $40 per wk.; 5h
days, z to $40. Call TU 1871;
TRUCK DRIVER-Colored: expert
enced in handling restaurant equip
ment. Apply DAVID HAYMAN. 625
Ind. ave. NV.
TRUCK DRIVER and kennel man,
middle aeed, white, sober; must like
animals. Call NO. 5730.
TRUCK DRIVERS, building material,
$50 to S1OO wk. depending on man:
ARLINGTON BUILDING SUPPLY
CO. 2650 South Oakland ST.. ia.
6-7l7l. %
Evening star., 1952-05-04
STENOGRAPHER

For personnel executive. Must take
dictation rapidly. have high degree
Of accuracy. not be afraid of figures.
Good character, nice appearance and
ability to get along with people are
essential requirements. This is a
Government organization with
high standards. Salary open. All
replies confidential. Give complete
resume. Box 134-X, Star. 10
Evening star., 1952-05-04

MAN WITH CAR
White. for light physical labor to
perform specialized service route
work for old established firm. Good
salary. car allowance, gas and Oil
furnished, etc. Permanent work.
Must have good references. Apply
10 am. to pm. 3054 M st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-05-04
AN OPPORTUNITY

AN OPPORTUNITY
LOOKING FOR A MAN
If you are q sales-minded person
Mature and steady in outlook with q
good background and pleasing
appearance
If you can work evenings
And week ends or full time
II you have an automobile
II you are a congenial person
And enjoy working with people
If you have the personality
And enthusiasm to visit
Families in their homes by appt.
And talk to them about an
Exciting food savings plan
That cuts their costs of living
II you feel you can sell
Then q wonderful opportunity
Is waiting for you at one Of
Washington's most famous companies.
SUN RADIO
Phone RE. 1904 between Q and 8
Pm. today. Ask for Mr. Sayper
= II interview is arranged
bring with you a resume
Of your background 4
Evening star., 1952-05-04

LEADsLLEADS-LEADs
salesman wanted by 3S-
year-old school, Must have late
model car. Loads of bona fide leads.
Our men can earn $50 weekly and
experience. Z. SMITH ART in
STRUCTION. INC. 500 s. 4th
street, MINNEAPOLIS 15. Minnesota,
Evening star., 1952-05-04

ADMITTING OFFICER. Prefer col
train in hospital admitting and
social service work; ability to use
typewriter necessary; rotating shifts.
with alternate week ends including
Sunday. Apply Mrs. Mcpherson
Evening star., 1952-05-04
POTENTIAL
EXECUTIVE

We have positions open for 3 young
men. Minimum high school educa-
ton. Intelligence more important
than experience. Our company Is
large and important. We have been
established for over 20 years. We
have 90 Offices in IL States and We
are growing rapidly!
We want men who are willing to
work hard and to give extra hours
to the job in order to succeed and
earn advancement that we assure
those who are selected.
We are in the consumer finance
business which means that we make
small loans based on good credit
and a real need. Our company's S
reputation is based on integrity
and our high standard of ethics in
serving the needs of the community.
Must have a genuine liking for deal
ing with all types of people be-
soma! relationships.
Outside credit and collection work
will be one of the major assign
ments during the first year of
training. While working on these
assignments our personnel are fur
nished automobiles which they are
permitted to use for personal pur-
poses after working hours. 5000 per
month during 3 months training
period. Regular advancements there
after.
Evening star., 1952-05-04
MATCHMAKER

MATCHMAKER
With sales ability for dept. store
SSnossssSn' vi. sss9. attractive 'f0posl.tSon' MS
WELDER for sheet metal shop; must
be fully experienced in stainless
steel and general sheet metal work:
best opportunity in town for right
man. A. 8. JOHNSON CO., 1240
9th st. NV.
WINDOW WASHERS. colored. to
wash outside windows, from swing
scaffold. Good working cond.. good
SalaFy THn ses Ssdias asaS supsrintendens t5
GrEsRER pifff 4fa
Neal pl. NV. DE. 1883. -6
WOOL PRESsER,. must be depend
able. sober. fol-. steady, .good-paying,
PLAZA VALET. 39l5 mt. vernon
ave-, Alex, Va, or phone TIE. 4422.
BOY: with bicycle. to deliver small
ga2oE gass2tosf' pEsTAL asay "eeE EAB6kaFoR& 5xHE5 +
1927 10th st. NV.
MAN with some mechanical ability
for steady. work. Apply 914 Kennedy
Saturdays. -6
MAN: white, general maintenance
work with electrical display organ
ization; must be neat and strong;
5-day wk.; good SAL; auto. increases;
sxeel. XorkinG conditions. Phone
am. and IL noon. for appointment =
MAN AND WIFE. thoroughly familiar
with farm and garden work Ono
children; must have your own fur
n1ture: must have written refer
ences.. bring them. with you; good
%Vpporf9Hitzi %a oT z,e1 M J. WAPLE' Alex
MAN with car to train for sales
position with lge. national corpora
necessary. Earnings while learning
around 500 wkly. Apply IIl6 8
st. Sc, o to IL am. Monday.
MAN OR BOY to do gardening and
lawn work on small country estate
in Burnt Mills Hills; prefer some
one living in Sill. Spr. area: will pay
aecording to experience. Phone SH.
MAN: white. between so and 65. to
stores; laund. and dry cleaning
business; work is light. pleasant and
permanent. Phone MR.. COCKRILLE.
MAN, white. for mir minor eiectricai' si
board, room and laundry. Apply
IN person. MASONIC AND EAST
ERN STAR HOME. 5000 New Ham3-
MAN to cut grass. clean yard and
work among flowers. Call Oh. O527.
MAN. experienced in checking in
voices and pricing materials for
established plumbing and heating
BUSINESS; iHeSs; must be exp exp. STEWART
Evening star., 1952-05-04
CLERICAI,S
CLERICAL WORKER
Girl for general ONCE work. Apply
The Pioneer Laundry

aoO R. I. Ave. NE. =
CLERK. for dry;cleaning ONCE, Must
maxim work. Good opportunity
and benefits; References required.
:. Cal DU; 1915, Monday. =
work, tipping not necessary; Is TO
35 good starting salary. opportu-
nifty for advancement. Call FIR. 94S5
for interview.
CLERK-Intelligent woman for greet
ing card department in small retail
store near U. S. Capitol. Experience
not necessary. Applicant must be
sponsible Excellent opportunity :or
advancement. Starting salary, S45.
Can MR. scHE1BE for appointment.
CLERK-Full or part time; under IS.
CLERK for general once work retain
experience preferred but not neces-
sary: Typing essential Permanent
position. CAPITOL FUR SHOP 1908
CLERKS. ice cream store. for full or
or Silver Spring stores. Excellent
opportunity for advancement. vaca.
ton with pay, free disqualification.
Sunday or weekdays. -6
CLERK positions open IN
expanding suburban bank. Business
mach. exper. helpful but not req.
Many company benefits. Apply in
person to Mr. Carey or Mr MaTtin.
SUBURBAN TRUST COMPANY.
Silver Spring. Maryland. a
CLERK K-OFFICE-5-d day, 4O-hour wk.,
permanent; with knowledge Of typ.
ing State age, experience and
starting salary desired. Box 375-S.
Star. a
CLERK. general ONCE work, some
typing. in fine vomen's apparel
store: 20cs discount on purchases;
JOSEPH R. HARRIS co.
1924 r st. NV. -6
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Evening star., 1952-05-04
HELP MEN

WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRMAN-
Permanent position for fully expert
enced clockmaker. Apply THE
JEWELRY SHOP, Concourse. Penta-
gon BLDG. or cali Mr.. Mann at Ii.
5-6700. Ext. 5621S for appointment
Evening star., 1952-05-04
OPERATIONS MEN

OPERATIONS MEN
There are several openings in the
operations department Of large
requires alert and interested d men
who wish to learn a large and grow
ing business. Good starting salary
and excellent advancement. Expert
ence helpful but not necessary Ap-
Room 3Ol. East Laboratory Bldg,
Public Roads Division. National
Airport, IS
Evening star., 1952-05-04
COLORED
HELP WOMEN

ADVERTISING ASST. to advertising
mgr, natl. mo. mag publication or
AGENCY exp. required. Box 39n-L,
Evening star., 1952-05-04
TIRES

CLERK SALESMAN - RETAIL TIRE
Experience helpful but not essential;
good salary and working conditions
BEN HUNDLEY 3446 14th st. NV
Evening star., 1952-05-04
Bank Bookkeeper

We desire a bookkeeping machine
operator, 25-4O yrs. of age, who
wants a permanent position with
pleasant working conditions. Ex-
perienced desirable. Apply at
Evening star., 1952-05-04
STOCK CLERK

1919 years old: white; some high
school; to help in stockroom; 5-day.
40-hour week; many employe bene-
fits. Call Mrs. Edgarton.
Evening star., 1952-05-04
HELP MEN
AMERICAS BEST
PART-TIME WORK
Rarer Than You Think

M m9stnS sits. ca. i1nqlhRonS MR' cRIsWEIlpp app0NA NA
1872.
Rarer Than You Think
The opportunity to make $500 the
first year and up to $4,000 your
second. Many men with exceptional
selling ability never get the chance.
We have that kind of an oppor-
tunity for q man with direct selling
experience. Our maintenance prod
ucts are necessities, yet so different
from other maintenance materials
that our men have no competition.
Centrally located warehouses. If
you are between 30 and co, have
car and can start work Immediate
ly, write COLONIAL REFINING e.
CASTING BuiIdins, Cleveland IA, Ohio.
Evening star., 1952-05-04
TRUCK DRIVER

man with car; high SAL
ary, for reliable television service
company. Apply in person, 9:30
am. or $50 pm. Mr.. Scates.
BLAIR'S T v. 1922 Wisconsin
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Evening star., 1952-05-04
CASHIER

Age 25-35, for parking garage. Full
or part time; evenings. Some knowl-
edge of typing Attractive salary
and company benefits. RE. 4600.
Mon. MR.. VAN KEUREN.
Evening star., 1952-05-04
CASHIERS
CASHIERS

Or cigar clerks. drugstore experience:
good salary and hours, no Sunday
work. EXECUTIVE PHARMACY.
nnn Pa. ave. n " "A
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-11
WuF
Roundup
BY ROBERT 3. TucKMAN

SEOUL, Korea R-The Commu-
nistS blanketed Capitol Hill with
mortar and artillery fire today af-
ter failing in a night of bloody
grenade and bayonet fighting to
capture the Central Front outpost
from South Korean troops.
The U. S. Eighth Army said Red
big guns poured EP rounds min
ute throughout the day at the tough
ROK (Republic of Korea) infantry
men who chased screaming Chi
nese troops from Capitol Hill at
dawn.
Two hundred dead Chinese we're
counted on the mud-caked slopes
after the swirling, night-long battle,
the Eighth Army said. Another 300
were estimated killed. This raised
Communist casualties in the Capt.
toll Hill fighting, which flared Sat
urday, to at least 1880.
The Eighth Army said South Ko-
reans on Capitol Hill killed or
wounded IL Chinese of a Red pla-
toon which got caught in the open
around noon today.
U. N. B26S, using radar-aiming
techniques, flew through overcast
skies to bomb Red Western and
Central Front positions.
At one point in the fight for
Capitol Hill, ROK soldiers leaped
from their foxholes and cracked
a Red encirclement.
Some $500 yards to the west,
the South Koreans held firmly to
positions on the south slope of Fin.
ger Ridge, where they withdrew
Wednesday night after Selling and
briefly holding the crest.
The Communists grabbed Capitol
Hill late Saturday and held it until
late Tuesday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-11
Compton Ciives
His Side OF
Discrepancies

TALLAHASSEE Up Loyal
Compton, press secretary to Gov.
Warren, gave reporters this ex
PLANTATION of discrepancies in his
expense account for May:
"Office records said that had
been away from the office for the
period of May S-12 but the office
records did not show specifically
where l had been on those dates.
81 enormously made out my ex
penSe account for those days to
cover a trip to Miami"
Gasoline vouchers showed Comp
ton signed for gas purchases total
ing $14.O8 in Guthrie, KY, and
Evansville, Ind, May 9 and in
Pulaski, Tenn, and Helena, Ala.
May II.
Previously Compton had refused
to answer newsmen'S questions
about discrepancies in his &C.
counts. But Wednesday he called
a news conference and distributed
a statement which gave his ex-
PLANTATION.
Compton said he had gone to
Tennessee to check a tip that
numbers syndicate" there was
trying to get started in Pinellas
County, Fla. He said he reported
his findings to Pinellas County Of
ficials on his return.
However, PinelIas County Sher-
iff Todd Tucker said he did not
know Compton, had no CORE
Spondence with him and had heard
nothing of an investigation made
by Compton or anyone else in Ten
neSSee.
The st. Petersburg Times quoted
Compton as telling the paper over
the telephone: ''I'd like to tell you
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-11
Chick Evans Is
Golf Threat At e.

CHICAGO R - Gracious Chick
Evans, a legend of golf at the
age of 62, has given the younger
set in the Western Amateur tour
nament something to remember.
''Never give up, that's the mot
to-" says Evans. "When l ever
get so I can't qualify for a tour
ney, then maybe I'll quit. But l
figure l still have many more
years to play"
Evans has won eight western
Amateur crowns, the last in 1923.
He also is the only amateur in
history to win the Western Open,
the National Open, and the West
ern and National Amateurs.
Florid-faced and still with the
endearing smile and expression
that won him the 'boy wonder"
tag 40 years ago, Evans proved
his tenacity in Wednesdays first
round by going 10 holes to finish
off Harold Foreman, Chicago, a
three-time Illinois state titliSt.
It probably was Evans greatest
golfing feat in the last 10 years
and spiked all rumors that the
"grand old man. was about ready
to throw in the towel after suffer.
ing blackouts since that fall on his
head in England earlier this year.
He was there competing in the
British Amateur, as usual, when
he suffered a bad brain concuS-
sion.
A double round was on tap for
today that will trim the field to
the quarterfinals. The tournament
ends with the So hole finals Sum
day.
All other favoriteS advanced, in
Guiding defending Champion Frank
Stranahan and Harvie Ward, the
British Amateur winner.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-11
MINISTERIAL ASSN.

Continued From Page Onel
La coneha. Rev. ToUehton and !
got there, despite the very short
notice"
The JayCee sponsored rally will
be held as result of the meeting.
JayCee president Paul Esquinaldo
stressed to The Citizen this morn.
ing.
Although we are sponsoring the
rally, l want to make it plain, we
are against the dog track. Our
members voted against the dog
track some months ago"
Esqinaldo said that at the next
regular JayCee meeting he will
discuss with members what if any
steps they will take to back up
their opposition. Father Armfield
commended the JayCeeS for with,
standing pressure to change their
stand so far.
Meanwhile the ministers meeting
this morning said that though thew
have only 500 of their own and
$50 contributed by the Kew West
Garden Club and the United Coun-
Gil of Church women. they plan
to back up their opposition with
as much publicity as possible.
Newspaper advertising. radio
talks by members, and diStribu-
ttion of literature to Monroe eoun.
~ voters will be some OF the meth
Gods used.
1--WE have very little money bot
we will do what We can do with
it," Father Armfield said.
The Rev. Eldon Simmons of
Ley Memorial church will give a
radio address on Here Comes
The Bunny There Goes Your
Money" during the campaign. His
congregation has authorized him TO
do so. The ministers voted to ad-
vertise the speech through The
Citizen.
At the Bayview Park rally there
will be two speakers pro and con
allotted 20 minutes for each side,
and five minutes for rehut,al.
Details Of the meeting will be
worked out by the JayCees at a
meeting Friday at & O'Clock.
Present at the Ministerial aSSo-
citation meeting this morning we're
in addition 10 Armfield, Rogers
Touchton and Simmons. the Rev.
Carl A Sammertnger: the Rev.
Harold Link, the Rev. d. T. New.
man Father Fisusroa tue Rev
Stathem aud the Rev hey
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MANSLAUCHTER
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oSS SASb
tragedy. Ramirez said that meas
urementS of the skid marks at the
scene showed that the driver of the
car apparently attempted to stop
some fifty feet ahead of the inter-
section and that he was 116 feet
beyond the point of impact before
the vehicle was brought to stop,
indicating that the car was travel
ling at high speed. The body of the
victim was found lying 10 feet be-
yond the point where she was
struck. She had been walking in
tn street, facing oncoming traf-
fic when she was moved down.
There is no sidewalk in that area.
DR.. N. P. Mehrer told of how the
victim died, probably instantly, of
multiple injuries including frac-
tured skull, broken neck, COM
pound fractures of both legs and
internal injuries. She was pro-
nounced dead upon arrival at the
Monroe General Hospital.
The victim of the crash. who was
employed at the Harris avenue adj
dress, had no known relatives. She
was known to be a native of Fort
Scott, Kansas but had been living
in Miami. The body was sent to
Miami for cremation at the request
Of friends.
The death marked the first traf-
fic fatality to occur in Key West
this year. 1t was the 18th in Mon
roe County.