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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-10
Husband OF Local
Girl Transferred
Here For Service

Wallace Reid Moore, Storekeep-
er second class having recently
been transferred from the USS CO.
raj Sea (CVB-43) will have his
new duty station in the Commits
sary Store aboard the Naval Sta
ton at Key West. Reid veteran
Of World War ii and the Pacific
area holds the American Theatre.
Asiatic Pacific with three stars,
East China Sea, Occupation Of ia
pan, Good Conduct, Victory World
War II and Navy Unit Commenda-
ton ribbons. He served in Key
West once before from 1916 to 1949
at the Naval Hospital.
Moore's home town is Madison.
Georgia. He is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas r. Moore of that city.
Before entering the Navy in 1912
Moore attended Madison High
School.
He married the former Dorothy
Gomez of 635 United Street Key
West, and they have one child,
Teresa Ann, three.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-10
Eschewed Liberty

MIAMI tR-The University OF
Miami's 1852 graduating class of
9Sl was told Monday night that
half the people have iettisoned
logic and eschewed liberty"
Philip Wylie. author and editor
told the graduates they face a
world where no man or woman
or child can own a moment OF
security-until irrational compuI-
sion is destroyed"
Wylie said he had concluded that
Americas young people are con.
centrating on an 'insubstantial pot
of gold al the end of the rainbow"
Security cannot be bought" he
said No sum Of earned dollars
can provide an hour of real Sc.
curity- Today twe) are not even
relatively safe. and cannot b,
until tire world restores mans trust
Ia man.
That is the only source of Sc
eurity."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-10
Doctor Proposes Twice-A-
Year X-Rays For Heavy
Smokers In Lung Cancer Fight
BY FRANK CAREY
Associated Press Science Writer


CHICAGO R-Twice-a-year x
ray examinations for middle-aged
men who are heavy smokers were
recommended today by a Wash
ington, d. c., doctor as a means
of improving the attack on lung
cancer.
Declaring that there is a higher
proportion of lung cancer among
heavy smokers than amcng non
smokers. DIR. ]. Winthrop Peabody
said he believed such an X-ray
procedure would assure spotting
any such cancers early enough to
allow successful surgical opera
, ton.
Until this is done" the George
town University doctor told the
annual meeting of the American
Medical Association, mortality
from lung cancer viii continue
to be high"
He said that a definite diagnosis
of lung cancer is now possible in
IS per cent of the people who have
it. He declared the diagnosis may
be made early in the disease, even
while in the silent stage" or when
cough is the only apparent symp-
tom.
In another report, two Chicago
doctors said aliergic diseases are
apt to develop In children Of
parents who themselves are suf-
fcrers from allergies-and that
therefore the children should be
shielded from substances capable
OF producing allergic reactions.
They said that in such families.
dogs and cats should be removed
from the home. lest the children
get a reaction from their fur;
stuffed toy animals, heavy Grapes
and bedroom carpeting should be
avoided; and mother should even
watch the type of cosmetic she
uses to max sure il does not con
tain a chemical derived from a
certain form Of iris plant.
Drs. Leon Unger and Albert
Unger said youngsters showing
any evidence of allergy should
be advised 10 avoid becoming
farmers, bakers. furriers, uphol-
Sterers. grain mill workers. for
ISIS or workers around anlrals. -
1T is easy TO avoid these occu-
| pstoas, they said 1t may be
difficult TO change when az adult -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-10
Sheriff SAWYER
Called On Carpet
By Gov. Warren

TALLAHASSEE pa hearing
has been scheduled here next Mon
day to determine whether Monroe
County Sheriff Berlin A. Sawyer
has failed to enforce Florida gam
bling laws.
Gov. Fuller Warren announced
the hearing Monday for 10 a. m.
EST next Monday in the Cabinet
board room of the Capital and
said "any person knowing any
facts relevant to this question is
requested to testify at this hear
ing"
Warren said he notified Sawyer
by telegram and invited him to be
present.
A story by Staff Writer Steve
Trumball in Sundays Miami Her
aid said gambling IS going on in
the Florida Keys.
Trumbull wrote:
"Wylk's Bar and Restaurant,
Just a stones throw outside the
Key West city limits on the Over
seas Highway. is wide open
tom Hanley's at Marathon has
been in that status (wide OPEN
whenever the passing traffic war
rants it,"
Sawyer served as sheriff of Mon
roe County for II years but did
rot seek reelection this year. John
Spcstswood. radio station owner.
won the Democratic nomination
10 succeed him.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-10
Tie Between Philippine Huks
And American Communists
Claimed By Defense Chief

{ SAN FRANCISCO R-Philippine
and American authorities have un-
covered a secret communication
link between Communists in the
United States and Communist HukS
fighting in the Philippines, Phil
ippines National Defense Secretary
Ramon Magsaysay said today.
Coded messages struggled into
the islands through air lines serv-
ing Manila and San Francisco were
intercepted, he said. The messages
supplied evidence of a close tieup
Other interceptS have been found
aboard planes from Hong Kong
and Europe to Manila.
Means of breaking the eommuni-
cations line with the cooperation
of air line officials are under close
study, he said in an interview.
The husky 45-year-old defense
secretary heads east today aboard
a Military Air Transport Service
plane for Washington. He viii meet
President Truman at the White
House, Defense Secretary Robert
Lovett. Assistant Secretary Of State
John Allison and the secretaries
of the Army, Navy and Air Force
in a busy 5-day visit.
MsgSaysay for two years has
led a winning battle against the
will-o' -wisp Hulk guerrillas He
gained international attention for
his use Of army regulars and 5000
student reserve troops in insuring
z clean national election in No
vember. 1851.
He also was responsible for the
deportation Of several Chinese mil.
lionaires linked with the Red move
ment in the Philippines. A month
after taking office in September,
1850. he smashed the Red Polit-
EURO for the islands.
You have 10 work wiih a mis-
sI0nary zeal. " he said. That's the
important thing in fighting the
Communists.
The Huks don't play poker
Now there is no more poker play
ing In the Philippines army
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-10
Kills Self

MIAMI Flames Ralph Mann.
taxi driver. had threatened 10 kl!
himself so many times thas hts
eStranged wife. Catherine. stotfed
when he made the threat agaia
MoEday
S1oa after the threat, ne3FhhoT
sa,y mm pul a gun 10 his head
ass sh9oi himself.
A a.sarired all dated Monday
lefs bis possessions 70 hls wiSe.
They h3d been separated since
Nay 8 ard sic lad filed foT d.
SnEee
Justice q TIRE Peace E1asa L
Mason aid pest ~gs9e IL ; L
peas called MaEn s death suicide.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-10

Life Is succession of ups and downs regardless Of
personal wealth and position.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-10
Retailers Told
Socialism Moving
On America

ORLANDO R-Florida retailers
we're told here Monday that Con
gress has lost control Of the purse
strings of this nation and we are
moving quickly into state Of full
socialism.
JOha {. Hazen. Washington man
agcr for the National Retail Dry
Goods Association. also said al the
Florida State Retailers Associa-
ton annual meeting that Con
gress should be notified when yl0-
iations in the operation Of armed
services ship stores and post ex-
changes are discovered
me association adopted q reso-
Luton critcizlng what II called
a5ases IN the operation of such
stores
The resolution noted wlsie oeFt-
alton Of the military stores from
their original intent n selling pr.
sonai necessities to members q
IRE armed forces wiihoai actually
competing with established private
t11.aeSs. "
TIE resolution asked ths Amer
can Retail Federation 10 take
whatever steps are oecessary %
erd aIlere abuses.
Tbs state association reelected
J. z ssitx, ST Petersburg. presl
dent add elected S. S. Thayeg. Or
jaado. treasurer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-10
ICmdr. Armstrong
Assumes Command
OF Escort Eight

AT the change Of command,
Warren w. Armstrong, USN, re-
lieyed Commander Morgan Stay
ton, USN, as Commander Escort
Squadron Eight at 1880, Saturday
June z. Present for the occasion
aboard the Squadron's flagship. the
destroyer escort USS Darby ODE
21s) were officers attached to the
Squadron and their ladies. Cdr.
Slayton first read his orders re-
lieving him of his command and
transferring him to the Armed For
ces War College, Norfolk, Virgil
MIA, as an instructor. Immediately
thereafter, Cdr. Armstrong read,
his orders transferring him as
Commander Escort Squadron
Eight and the new Commanders
flag was broken.
Commander Armstrong comes to
Key West after spending the past
year as Executive Officer, Elliott
Annex, Naval Training Center, San
Diego, California. A graduate of
the u. S. Naval Academy In the
Class of 1885, his first duty station
was aboard the aircraft carrier,
USS Saratoga, followed by duty
aboard the destroyers, USS Barker,
USS Mackenzie, USS Doran, USS
Maury, USS Gamble, and USS
Bradford, and the cruiser, USS
Richmond.
After eleven years IN the Navy
on sea duty, Cdr. Armstrong was
transferred to his first shore sta
ton at the u. s. Naval Research
Laboratory in 1916. From 1947 to
194S, he was Commander Fleet Air
West Coast Staff, following which
he was sent to Greece as an OBJ
server for the United Nations Spe-
cial Committee on the Balkans. In
1850 he was transferred to the
Military Sea Transportation Ser
vice, Atlantic.
While serving aboard the des-
troyer, USS Maury, Cdr. Arm.
strong was awarded the Presiden-
tial medal. In addition to the Presi-
dental Unit Citation and Navy Unit
Commentator, he mas been deco
rated with the Silver Star, 2 Bronze
Stars with "V''. and 2 Commenda-
ton Ribbons. His campaign ribbons
include China Service (1937-1939),
American Defense Service Medal.
American Area, Asiatic-P Pacific
Area with IL engagement stars,
and World War II Victory.
A native of Bloomington, Illinois,
Cdr. Armstrong is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert F. Armstrong of
Bloomington. His wife is the for
mer Miss Dorothy McMaster of
Dixon, Illinois.
During his tour of duty in Key
West, Cdr. and Mrs. Armstrong are
residing at 371l Eagle Avenue.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-10

Most people sour easily when confronted by some
else's success
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-10

Agitation to end controls has familiar ring IN our
ears.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-10
IF KEY WEST FANS WERE LIKE THEY USED
TO BE WE'D GET Fill FRANCHISE

The Citizen trusts that the efforts will be successful
to buy Fort Lauderdaes franchise in the Florida Interna
ticna League and it may be added it would be an easy
matter to raise the $4,000 Key West had one-haf
MANY enthusiastic fans as it had so to so years ago.
We not only had league of four teams Blues Reds,
Browns and Greens, that kept intact for several
years. games against tptop outside teams play
ed here The Amendares from Havana with two doughty
homerun hitters Inges, sx-foottwo catcher, and I'll
Cano roy-poly third baseman, probably was the best
team Cuba has produced 1t nothing out OF the
ordinary when National League teams visited Havana,
he American League had not then been organized) for
the Aendares defeat them in spring practice, or on
transforming trips when a season ended.
Besides National League players. who had been re-
leased sometimes played Key West teams. The out
standing man among them was Jack Ace. who covered
second for the Blues successful in winning champion
ships those days the Yankees have been in these days
Every time Jack to bat American and Cuban fans
cried out for homerun and he got one the ball usually
landed in the sea- for the park from United along
Smonton street to the water side and from United
along Duval to the the other.
Just how enthusiastic fans were in those days may
be understood by fans today when they told that when
Jack or any other player slammed out homer dimes,
quarters half dollars and occasionally dollars thrown
toward him from the grandsand and beacheres threw
their mites toward him too he crossed the homepate
Homeruns today would be flies to felders compared
to homeruns in those days That difference explain
cd explicitly by Ty Cobb in article he had in Life
couple of months ago. Today the ball live in those
days the ball dead and you had to really seek it
to make homer Cobb not only betted the hitting today
compared with hitting when the dead" ball used.
but he said also that baserunnng today has deeroaed
10 the vanishing point He said that bunting probably the
most scientific thing in baseball has fallen off to prac-
cally nothing.
Ned Hamlin manager of the oldtme Brooklyns was
master in the art of bunting In the nth inning of
game with the Brookyns two behind he had five of
his players bun successfully and the Psychology
played the chief role in that stunt. AS after man
stepped to the plate opposing players taken by
prise for they thought that he would bunt
would try instead to clean the bases with outfei hit
In the old days in Key West. it not unusus for
thousand fans TO attend game Get one-haH as
many baseball enthusiasts and will be easy mat
Ter to make the FIJI Key West franchise a success.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-10

Beware of the person who smiles all the time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-10

Alex Wilson, Notre Dame track
coach, was undefeated at 40 and
$50 yards as an undergraduate at
the South Bend institution.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-10

But at home is a good slogan. designed to stimulate
the growth Of Key West trading center bat ii de-
ponds upon smart sellers as we'll as smart huvers
Evening star., 1952-11-14
REPAIRS AND SEPvlcs

ADDITIONS-Free estimates. remod-
eoN1RSeTENo 5as ss.rE z Co f0Gl Me Ssss! SaNsTRAI
Repairs, cellar to roof, and business
remodeling: interior redecorating. %
dooDMAN. Wo. 1850. 1
AIR C0NDITIONERS removed. also
stored; $25 per season. PEPPER
ALTERATIONS AND REPaiRs-1n-
terror and exterior decorating; base
ment to attic. Ii. 7-4213. 10
ASPHALT DRIvEwAYS. parking lots
Or 9sopp pvt; roads. Free estimates. OIL.
ATTIcs' iTHS q fIN1saR16, HI SIZED dormer win
COWS. oorches inclosed. recreation.
rooms and stairways. Commercial
or residential. New or remodelins.
No down payments. 80 months to
pay. UN. 249l. j E. HENDRICKS.
BRICK WORK, new or repair; no job
estmates soG sms TO sts}ass s4Ss TGrk fsee
BUILDING REMODELNG Roots
walks. drives, painting, decorating.
gaterproofing: deferred payments:
sE sEA 7sI5 Rep ft coNTRAcTINo Nigss u $50 Ga
CARPENTRYEAdditions alterations,
recreation and attic rooms; free, es-
Inmates, etc. JOHN v. HARNER.
JU. S-1135 or AP. 0292. go
CARPENTRY. concrete and brick
shapicS; prompt Service. Mr.. HocK-
CARPENTRY - Alterations. repairs,
remodeling: old and new work. MR.
SMITH, ia. .7-5527. any time
CARPENTERS, 1st-class-Altera ations,
additions, repairs and concrete
work. Work by day or contract.
Phone HUI. 40S8 after pm. -15
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES, electrically
razor-kleened or no charge ROTO-
RooTER: Phone RIA. ssss any day
DoRMERs. sHs Hf. DoRMERs. DoRMERs.
Any shape or size. installed by ex-
pert carpenters and roofers, at a
moderate price; Va. only. ia. 5-625O.
JE. 3-3933. is
FENCE-Galvanized chain link: all
posts in concrete. Immediate erec-
ton. Get the best for less. No down
payment. 36 months to pay. Phone
II. 4.45SS; evenings and Sunday,
No 5EO2
Evening star., 1952-11-14
THE EVENING STAR c.
Washington, D. c.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IA, 1859
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANos-Larse selection Of fine fac
tory-rebuilt, grand pianos. including
Steinway; Hardman. Knabe.. Chick
ehng eThing Ellinston; stark and many
TERMS snd trade 70 make saseptsS nc
Priced from s6a5. DYNAMIC Music;
PIANOS FOR RENT-Low rates ON
spinets and consoles. Hauling, extra.
ST. 300 20 JoRDANs GSAafRssessnsai corner pish isth
and G sts. NV, and 9532 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring. Nd. JU. 5-1I05.
georgia ave. store open evenings.)
PIANOS, used uprishts. s55. Se5.
spinets. consoles and grands. over
100 pianos on display at all times.
We rent pianos. ST. $500. PIANO
MART; l9i5 9TH st. NV. Dust
PIANOS. lowest prices in d. C. area.
IanS sp,nsts;a a Sss5 up; consoles S445 up;
Hamlin and Chickering, like new:
Kohler and Campbell, Cable Nelson.
Canover, 1895 up. Guaranteed. Easy
terms. 0psn pen. FIJI; I, and and Mon; tin 9
PIANOS, Uprights, 500 up; spinets.
S375 UP: grands. S375 up Terms.
Always a good buy at Schaeffers.
established 1901. Open ewes. and all
PIANO SHOP. so5 Bonifant st.. sil.
yer Spring: SH. 3039. -16
PlANOS-We have a few real values
in reconditioned grands on sale at
reduced prices. Such makes as
ChickeTing stisfi, steinway. Brad:
SaEy winter Issts5 e. stSrs S4dS 5oEbAss s!sS1 sPS
corner 18th and @ SITS. NV. Ia
PIANOS - Steinway, Baldwin and
other grands, from S2S5 up. Up.
rights: Story and Clark apt. size.
Knabe and others, from sos up.
only. Of American Storage Bldg,
2S0l GEORGIA ave-, AD: 1928 from
PIANO-Baldwin, -Acrosonic. spinet
ana console models. DESIGNED, built
and guaranteed by Baldwin.
Equipped with Baldwin patented
Full Blow action. Wide variety case,
designs and woods,
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH
925 g st. NV.
Established 1879
Evening star., 1952-11-14

The Renaire Corp. cordially extends an invitation
Sunday at pm. to all those who are seeking solu-
ton to overcome the high cost of living and to help
others do so. Your attendance WILL IMPROVE
YOUR STATUS, assure you of a PERMANENT AND
SECURE FUTURE, and affiliate you with the most
unique, interesting and money making merchandising
program of the goth century.
If you are interested in better than average in
come on generous percentage basis we recommend
that you bring your wives and husbands SO that they
too can hear about this unusual plan that Is sweeping
the nation, because of the terrific consumer appeal
that this plan is enjoying.
Because we are about to launch new publicity pro-
gram which is just as unusual the Freezer Food
Plan and will stimulate greater interest than
presently exists in the Plan require enlarge
ment of present sales organization.
An interesting and highly informative talk by Mr.
Noah A. Bower followed by refreshments will provide
a most enjoyable and profitable afternoon
We are the pioneers of the Freezer Food Plan in
Washington and the East. Don't fail to attend this
meeting, it may mean turning point in your life.
1914 Benning Road NE
s,. IL 6-1331
Evening star., 1952-11-14

LADY, white, refined, who wants a
good home. to assist with lh.w. and
children; small wages; refs. re-
ouired. LA. 6-931S. Ia
LADY. colored or white to give day
csIe cd bd2 d1 my day %odfEn %F o ep e as1
Z, weekdays; al. day Sunday. -16
MAID, live in facil.; drivers lie. req. |;
pleasant position for intelligent, de-
pendable person. WI. $3.50. If
MAID, live in, g.h.w.. cooking. care
l child. upstairs rm.; other help
s15 ssmDioyssd; Ss! sSo Msd n.r aft; every 6e ether
WOMAN to live, in, cook. serve, do
some housework; no laundry, one
other in-help; $50. NO. 2757. 10
MIDDLE-AGE WOMAN. white; a good
home, in exchange for services and
salary. Lo. 5-42s4, after pm.
WHITE LADY to care for 5-yr.-old
boy. Mon. Fri; in. Langley PIX. area.
Live in or out; refs. OR. 63S1. -I6
1st-CLASS LAUNDRESS and complete
charge of 1st-f. cleaning. Also do
some sewing. Other help employed.
In doctors home: 4 adults. 5la- day
Wyk: s35 start. Call LA. 6-4456 bet.
RELIABLE and capable woman to
Greenbrier ST.. Arlington vicinity.
WHITE Vii y WOMAN, 6isl. cook and, h5H house
keeper; live in; employed couple;
$50 wk.; Arl., Va. IA. S-9239. --15
YOUNG WOMAN, colored; live in;
Saia,S Sh days; light shts housework; small
children; hl live in. Cali DU. 9lsS
Evening star., 1952-11-14

COOK, s.h.w.,. live in; small family;
5h-day week; responsible, expert
enced; refs; $35 week. EN-. 1913.
COOK-G.H.W.-Live in: 2 children;
9lois1 modem home; references. KE'
CPLE.. or 2 women willing to share
lge. room and bath; exper. cooking
and g.h.w. for family, 2 adults and 3
children. 5000 monthly. EN-. 1899.
G.H.W.-Cooking; fond of children;
permanent; live in; upstairs rm. and
wk. XII. 9-5440. -16
GHW-Live in. plain cooking, Q
adults and l school child, laundresS
empl.. $50. OIL. 0636. -15
G.H.W., $35: cooking; live in pre-
ferred. new home; 2 children. EN-.
4746. lie
GIRL, colored. for g.h.w.. help with
children. Must be exper., neat, re-
y liabls; InI,l -, refs; II. 3,635s.
State experience. age, requirements.
Box 459-S. Star. --18
HOUSEKEEPER, white. for motherless
home in modern home in nearby
Ho1sEkEEPEk;, Ssj nSi asEH reliable middle.ased
bility for the care "a asaDne Of home te0D'i and 3
motherless children; live in. LU
1-715S
HOUSEKEEPER-Li in. White or
colored; g.h.w., laundry, plain cook
ing; fond Of children; days. Must
have refs. WO. OS34. lie
Evening star., 1952-11-14

ADDITIONS-Free estimates. remod-
cling cellar to roof. CENTRAL
Evening star., 1952-11-14
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

- Two-bedroom. ant.
complete furnishings for sale, bar.
gain; almost like new. Can see in
apt. after 6 pm. Call 81. 1864.
FURNITURE-Bedroom suite. walnut,
perfect; single Hollywood bed, Law
son SOFA; must sell. Georgia 1916.
FURNITURE-Hollywood beds, mir
rors, tables. rugs, luggage, firepl.
screens, china closet, picket fence,
garden tools, basinet, kitchen set,
chairs, brass bed. fold. bed, cabinets,
crib, kneehole desk, flagstones, stove,
flag. EN-. 1898.
FURNITURE-Eight dining set,
overstuffed chairs, radio -phonograph.
desk. refgr. WO. 66SS.
FURNITURE - Maple bedroom set,
bookshelves. wardrobe, dresser, an.
tiaue chest. 2S44 Wis. NV, Apt. 30,
FURNITTRE-walnut twin beds and
lg. dresser, like new; solid mahog.
chest, mirror: gentlemen and ladies
new luggage. Call AID. 2019.
FURNITURE CLEARANCE!
Bunk beds: new. mattresses, S29. so:
Hollywood beds, new mattresses,
$l6.50; dinette sets ttable chairs),
SIP. SI9;5o; ose, ss, ,,,l chairs, $3.50; odd
and mattresses: limited quantities
D. c. SURPLUS SALES
oil N j. Ave. NV. Free Parking
Evening star., 1952-11-14
SITUATIONS WOMEN

AUTO TITLE CLERK, bookkeeper
accts. receivable and payable. tipping,
payroll, cashier, switchboard;
years experience. WI. 1904. lie
GIRL DESIRES WORK as elevator
operator or maid. ST. 5OS7.
PRACTICAL NURSE for convalescent.
Wssf' %sternity YE. cases; ssSS children; sd 11dday
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, wishes
job caring for Semi-invalid days;
ref; l "a yrs. school training and
26 wks. hospital. Call CO. 2426
after $40 am.
SEC. -STENO. - Experienced single
permanent 5-day position. Capable
Of assuming full responsibility. Good
references. Box Abs, Star. Ia
SECRETARY with engineering. cor
porate law and international expert
ence desires interesting work. Write
TYPH1NG H Or Or CLERICAL WORK to
BY the hour. 10. S-0601. Is.
WOMAN. colored. wants Job as baby
sitter: day or night. Call MI. 1862.
WOMAN, white, mature, qualified as
special baby nurse. References. JE.
YOUNG, colored woman, desires Job
in cafeteria; experienced: kitchen
helper or matron work. AID. S540,
CoLORED-FORMER GOVT. secre-
tary desires private employment. Call
c6GoeEp IL RES Sttss WoMsN p% Desires i4 clerical
work; knowledge of tipping or re-
ceptionist, pleasant personality.
MI. 1898.