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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-12
XIV. High Loses
To Miami Reach;
Licks Miami High
La 1wo Matches

The Key Wet Fiieh sehool Ten.
n's lsam ran INTO . lsttle diffeully
- Mi&Mi Dvtf fhe weekend
w>ee ftey xFlis ! two match serlrs
WIN 90 Mani fiieh and Mari
beAea Hiah school coursmen. Ttey
kained % easy win over the al
ami high squad after bowine ID ne
day.
The bcaehors who are ranked
among the top junior nes eombin.
ations IN the nation missed ! shut.
oii only by virtue of Leo Csrey's
upset Win over che rightly louiec
Guy Filosof. Carey proved conclu.
kiseiy that be Is head ard stoas.
defs above any other Key West
Junior Al tie moment. Carey drop.
psd The first set 10 me Miami Beach
strcker and ttsh wen. on 10 WI
The match c.. c.3.
Other Key West starters didn't
fare 10 vell IS trey weni down 10
defeat. al IN straight sets.
v. Roberts seems % have coEae
The closest 10 pu,'ing bis match oai
oil the tire az he lost only afscr ex.
tending his oponeat greatly.
The Eirls. going up against tie
z Beach I.assies, Who have dropped
but two matches throughout Il
pse'rs n enuri play. had their work
tut out for them and inst sldr
seem 10 click. That the Beach
girls are q strong csuD l. evias -. !.
~ ne fact that they have cap.
tured the State Title IA Is cat "
ie years--they tied the letk--sEd
have tirce gals w.0 have national
ranking.
Vita Bsrrosso captured TIE only
Coneh win as ste defeated Sat
feldsleln 60, Gi.
When tie boys came % against
TIE Miami HIGH courtmen on Sat
urday AZ Henderson Psrk ti.ey
seemed 10 bc loaded for bear as
they sent ire Slingarees home
smarting from a 10 loss. Tie nj
ami Club was pretty weak and OF
tered little competition 10 the 10
cells. Leo Carey. John and Doa
crux aud Peter knight oil took
their matches kandiiy. Prank Ro-
bcTis won his start by default.
The Miami iish girls we're az.
able 10 make an appearance and
the Conch girls squad took the
measure of me Miami Edison girls
In . practice starr by a 81 score.
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Visitors AT
Key West
C.OfC.

miss hassnefi'e tudor. Miaaii.
Miss Julia Brewer. Mani. Fla.
mrs. Dee Adcii, inclan8p0lls,
Ind,
Charles Newman. Miami PA.
Sterling "A. Hubbard. Calls Mis-
Ohio.
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OLDHAM TELLS

lcontinued t.nm Page ~
ford. Florida said that the system
offers No end 90 the possibility
for graft Justice Under this sys
ten is often NOT the prime factor
Odham cited the upstate speed
trap problems - illustrative AZ
this situation
When aueried on the PROPOSED
Roeelio Cones Highway from
Cape Sable "A BA plae Key. Cd.
ham eandsd4ef snlfsedBhai hsaRs
not famillat u The plan ~
after q short UlseuxSlnn exnrk<<ed
the desire 10 learn more ahoui Il.
Tie vas frank IN saying however
that any comment Ne might make
would depend On TIE results a
survey. We added that he would
hke 10 kno~ more about the pro-
posal
Odham. who bears the mark of
an honssi. sincere man. says that
he Il IN this fight 20 the finish.
Looking hike anything bot a hard.
bitten politician. this yoane no
state businessman uili hear watch.
ma.
AZ last nieht's meeting . steer.
ing committee was introduced 90
tsuther me Oldham cause In key
West. TIE group Includes. Charles
Waterman, Robert Dcpp. Ut. l. a.
Ceni<y. Carries LAIRD and IExy
W<intrsub.
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Sonarmen-Conch
"agers Vie Ton;le

FAe Fleet caas~ So ~
80, cage souhds va faefie 81
key West Iiigh School Varsity and
iayyees respectively ionlght on the
niah SPfQai ~ $50 f~a ef
q Il The arc iii - 49, ',~
ihc ee-~fii 81 the ys~sr es-,'
esndiaate FOR charity Queen. Miss
Helen Preston.
A nominal admission charge viii
BE- made and the top notch Som s.
Tnea vfa are ea-cham" 'aas - =
strong Navy League viii undoubg.
ably give the Conehs a tusq'e
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.Chlorophyll
Effects Studied

BOYS TOWN.. Neb. R--All 'he
students Of Boys Town are taking
part In a two-year test 90 learn
what effects chlorophyll IN tooth
paste Ray have on tspsa 1eeay ard
gingisitis. a gum condition.
The boys range from = 10 II,
years in which teeth are highly
susceptible b. cavities. TIE study
vas announced BY Msgr. Nicholas
n. Wegner. director u Boys Town
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The
WEAYEERMAN
Saws
-~---~--~~-


erOSt
Key West and Vicinity G sar-1i
" fair today through Wcfne dn
rising temperatures today anc
Wednesday, continued coal .enirtt
Gentle to moderate varahlc wigds
Florida Partly cloudy. Continued
mid today and "Wednesday. Pos
sibly a few showers IN extreme
north portion Wednesday.
Jacksonville thru the Fior.aa
straits Light 10 moderate yarlaiie
winds today becoming seaiheae 81
south on Wednesday. Partly Cloudy
weather.
East Gulf of Mexico Gentle "a
moderate variable winds. mostly
souiherly over north parlion and
easterly over south poriinn today
Wednesday. moderate winds sonsh
erly over north partloa and saaih.
essteriy over south portion. Partly
cloudy weather Few shower
likely over extreme north parliss
Wednesday.
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Sireamlined
Walkie-TaIkie

NEW YORK P-Laiest Develop
menis in tire waIkie salkie Of THE
type that came out a. World AR
al sru sunsr3olpv1 usm asio ~ N
suited IN considerable rcdsictlon IN
sire Not only has the NeilFlsf lsren
cut 10 - pounds with eorrrspondine
reduction in sire. but TIE rance
been doubled ..''''
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Killed By Coconui

TELuK ANSON. Malaga CD
"A coconut picker csasnbered
doNn from the top of tall tres
hs bad been working stoFped
ander me hot sun and mopp<d
49, brow
Uaa eoconut ne had not picked
feii 81 has head and killed him
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Emergency
Landing Made
AT New York

NEW YORK "A four engined
Pan American World Alrwaya Con.
stellatioa made a successful emcr.
gency landing al Idlewild Airport
Yesterday after being forced by
engine trouble 10 turn back on q
Tight 90 rarrto Rico.
The plane. carrying 81 passen
gers aud crew members. lefi Idle.
aid shortly after midnight. A short
time later the pilot radioed he was
returning 10 the field with one Of
the planes four engines having
cylinder trouble.
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h. ". Tennis Glib
VIII Meet Tonight

EsFi Yates, ksg West =
clvb President. hss csl's4 - izs.
peYssns rseeflns - &c Sc &C.
eco > ~. ssaishs a. 'he n n ~
lack Sellers. Lsird street. -
Al asTasss both lUaieF 80 ..
nier, whe sEe inisFe .tea ia SCI
Feaeiisssion Of IRE kaf NcF
TERMS Coz ere vrses =, afhsA
TIE sssa6s insluses; 'hs se Z.
v,.as 81 n,ssehss Tor Sc - 81
I'D t-Yb % ssdsasri tra egwa.
tisa o. Nominating soiunsi'se
sss shs 1851 State &c s'flsers: -.
sastsnse % uastehsi w.ih 80
University Of tiiami. Flsra'rue
Park. nsy Harder ard sssyara
Tennis teams.
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Heavy Air Traffic

SAIGON. Indoshina ~ This
capital city % vietnsm Is hand
Ing q ios of traffic D. AIR
Almost every day. there are
about 500 plane passengers ar.
risins and departing. Air freight
handled h about loo.ooo pounds
per week. exclusive Il passenger
bassase and snmall
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81 MORE CASUALTIES
ARE REPORTED TO-DAY

WARRINGTON She Defense
Department today ldeniifled 81 az
ditseaal battle casualties = koFes
IN . new lsf I'M. sael Which re-
ported ~ kili<d. ~ wountsa and
elxhf injured.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-12
LAND AUCTION ON

nNlsen'lv. TIE crowd kep, their
gss e their rocket part Of the
lakiag them out hong
-h q reach for a plate Of
ASA er . drins.
Lon8 understand a." Hud-
a "a last wear when I Of
g4 ~ asi desirable property
- ae il was snapped up. This
+ sefr ry choieest pieces of land
80 r GraAn the priee they
foa'll hear from these peo.
-" SID Mary. has wife. They
are Just nj buying to-day"
Bu - Sunday. Summerland
Nfv Ca nc was Just the name ~
k on which the Hudxins
lived. I had no idea that of shs
highway vas a stretch Of won.
dorlui beach. reaching out into
ire Atlantic. Nor did realize
tne soa Is fertile and can
seo lnyshing housewife de-
Ns
PeFe always interest ne
han property. however I
nas laa6 std - see the adjust.
mfrf a Bslg an aristocrat.
AH Csgri1n q ioneering life
r t1e 20, "a Keys An ex.
rlr 81 Uai4vets,t woman. ans
ard heg husbAna Jim. came 10
Pc Soy - save the life Of thar
hahS hFps nax % "a
sasnae rad .szken wssooplne
rh - C0uacCifcu.. She b.
mn ,Esing skileton. h'Dectorx
ave her uF," SAID rssddy Jim
Overt u q vented % save our
ht's ft--sp ese moved % thu
as.@na snd warmth Of the
ke5 10 you want % see Su-
I-.e la4ay1"
81 fnns over the mafl and
sarelo5lca oasne a sturdy
ESQ vea- Cd with legs like a
pe Geh.cr and a round club
81 see topics by caro-; hair.
Is shc is" Jim said proud
l Gas caic wife followed with
c cav ghter Colette. who mar
a "a Key West and has q baby
her oWn. "Pinky." another
Jterton daughter aged slx. su.
trVisod the table manners ~
.nc hanrp boys digging into the
lsh rs
hlsaf, "a" lived up % thu
1Nb st reputation Of silence.
TIE Huegins boys, aged tive
and seven. ran up 10 him and
asked
Are you Hopal0ng Cassidy"
30" repned Montana -. ~
asked, How did YOU sea
hereg"
Htchhiked. ma'am" lie re-
turned a. his fish fry. ~
Woody Chexem. foreman and
buloer operator for lindgins
ard Alfonso told me that Mon.
tsna had sprained or broken ms
hou'eer in a rodeo in san ftan-
cisco. BE returned % his Monta-
~ ranfe % recover. The freex.
ne weather Of his home stats /
dsa little "a cure the shoulder. |
Montana healed south minus hls
fofse. Trusting % his thumb. ne
arrived ON the Keys broke and
n1nsry. Hudgins pat hum %
work right away ss an 0iler on
tae hulidozing operation. lie
lives on the Hudglns boat and
eats in the shack of John Chef
EN-. dragline operator
rnefe are FIVE buildings on
Summeriand Keys main drsa
The POST Office. real estate Of
flee and groccry stores are the
newest.
TIE chezcm brothers live in
trailer and q shack -
soon, however,. the man DRAG |
viii have . gas ssaflon.. ! res
taursnl 4 motel And of the
man highway. where today the |
familiar Key land lies idle.
houses and apartments win 90
up. Summefiand Key IL n miles
from Key West. this side o. the
Big Pine Key Toll Gate.
fuinfed O. a shack back nj
tha aroeery store and said laugh
naly,
a bef you can even rent that
eome day
Son1c day. said Henry Hud.
gins. right now is rented 30
tp0 men who work az the Navy
NarF in Key West They can't
glud = place g. live down there
So thsy commute and live IN
this shack"
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Francis @. Williams. RAPID City.
). Dak.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. HOOK. Long
Peach. Calf
hlr. and Mrs. J. W. Monnette.
Nueaipa. Calf.
Mrs. sarah v, Guest. Pitman,
s.. J.
r. II smith. seattle. Wash.
L. , Oswald. ~. Meyers. Fla.
Nm. {. Greene. vt Pleasant
p.
AR and Mrs. Philip Black
Augusta. Maine.
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sLAUcHTER-IIOUsE
ASSAULT MADE

IRON. Malaya H-TNo chhpprr
welding Chinese hufrhsrs het'iht4
lemrers m slaughter hoaag
hesall ere aounded: hQla AZ
rested and charged uith atsaa'i
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-12

Barometer tses Lever 500 AM
Soii ms. -loia.e mhs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-12

Report
Observations taken ~ City ctfics
500 AN. EST
hey West. FLA. Feb. Il. i9ss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-12

About three out of five Us.
homes now have telephones. al.
npst twice a. mAy IS had them
N, 1870.
, 1952-03-18

who are Of a different racial
stock and do not integrate
properly into the community
Some employers he noted are
interested in obtaining work
ers from the British islands as
was done during the emer-
gency period when military
facilities were under construc-
.tion. The Governor said that
if a legal way can be found to
bring aliens here to ease the
labor shortage he would not
oppose it.
Nearly ten million dollars
worth Of projects including
hospitals, public schools, pub
lie housing and roads in both
islands, water supply in Saint
John and waterfront develop
ment are either underway or
about to be started"
, 1952-03-18


MARQUEE hopes that the efforts
Of the present Committee will
assist in ahieving a like result
for the present proposals.
Other West Indians on this
Committee include Joel A.
Rogers, Chairman; Richard B.
M oore, Secretary; Stanley
Lowe, Treasurer an dthe we'll
known journalists jamaica
born "A. NJ. Wendell Malliett,
and Barbados Reginald Pier
repointe.
, 1952-03-18

territories to the Americas
and all such other countries as
are at the moment inviting
immigration"
This Bill was the subject Of
resolutions in the legislatures
Of Barbados and Trinidad, urg
ing the removal Of the provi-
sion which adversely affected
their people. The Caribbean
Commission also passed a re-
solution in June 1949 request
ing its United States Section
to bring to the attention Of the
us. Government the possible
diverse effect Of such legisla-
ton. In addition, protests
were made by many itizens
and organizations in the US,
and the Bill was Shelved. DR..
, 1952-03-18
WEST. INDIAN

chest.
Evincing great interest in.
matters affecting West Indians
in the United States, Or. Mar
quez spoke Of the efforts of a
newly formed West Indian
body, The Committee to Act
Against the McCarran and
Walter Bills now before the
United States Congress. These
Bills are omnibus measures
designed to cover all other
Bills regarding immigration
into the U.S.A. They would
reduce the entry into the
United States from any Carib-
bean colony or other compo-
nent or dependent area of a
governing country to one
hundred a year from each CO.
lony. Both bills, however, ac-
cord "non-quota immigrant
status" to, that is impose no
restriction upon, the peoples Of
all free and independent ma
tions from Canada to Argen-
tina. This means that no legal
limit is placed upon immigra-
ton from the independent Ca
ribbean Republics into the
United States, except the to-
tai number sent for all immi-
grafton in any one year.
It was in 1919 that the Judd
Bill H.R. 1919 was introduced
into Congress. This Bill would
have had a similarly restrict
ing effect upon West Indian
emigration to America. It ran
directly counter to recommen-
dations Of the Third Session Of
the West Indian Conference,
held in Guadeloupe ia 1913.
urging steps to facilitate the
migration Of labour from these
, 1952-03-18
LOCAL RED cRoSS

ments Of the local Red Cross
minded citizenry.
The admission price, includ-
ing transportation for those
not having cars, swimming,
delicious lunch, fishing and
fun galore will be only $500.
per person.
The entire proceeds will be
contributed to the local Red
Cross.
Tickets are available at all
hotels, and several business
places throughout the island.
The cavalcade will assemble
at the downtown wharf area.
about II ~o'clock-Thursday
morning, March 10th, and
will leave about 1870 a. NJ.
driving East towards Cramer
Park, then across the island to.
beautiful Thunder Hole Bay
where the picnic will be held
Mrs. LuttreIl reports that
the committee is very busy
preparing gallons Of delicious.
homemade beef broth, heap
ing piles Of luscious crisp fried
chicken, mounds Of fresh lob
ster salad, steaming hot rolls,
pineapple chunks, pie and
cake topped off with coffee,
good to the last drop
You may eat all you want
and after an invigorating
swim and tour you will have.
an appetite to do justice to it
A refreshfnent bar will also be.
a feature Of the day.
Serving with Mrs. Lutrell
on this Red Cross Beach Pic
mic committee are the follow
ing: Frances and George Van
Ripper, Bunny and Owe Olsen,
Lee Plat, Lorraine and Van B.
Hooper, Ruth and Bill Gre
CORY, Erna Van Arsdale, Faith
and Ed. Presby, Joe Luttrell
and Hope and Bill Shaw.
Everyone is urged to pur-
chase their tickets early 50
transportation can be ar
ranged.
However, # you do not have
a ticket-come anyway and
you can arrange to buy your
ticket before the cavalcade
leaves downtown or at the
beach.
Visitors to the island are es-
peciallv invite dto attend this
pala affair.
, 1952-03-18
GOVERNOR .

employers have complained
that Puerto Rican labor is not
desirable as it is difficult to
get along with these people
Evening star., 1952-02-14
Tv SERVICEMEN
NEEDED FOR OUTSIDE
Night and Sunday Work
CALL TV 5000

fxPIsT. age 1885; type ct least
gttion with an expanding organiza-
fien. extending ali modern employe
benefits; excel. salary for qualified
person. Call ME. 6911. LA i.
UPHOLsTERER, white; experienced
" a 1trerssft n.y gRhcalst4sg5ins as4g preferable
1is1%sns sss Wss6nAgg nAAggplE EAKE iT
URH6LSTERERS 13). frst-class;
epringers. outsiders and cushion
s; sevei Gutter cutters Vs. Is. soD @ Vases. eo.
wSSSSS6woRKNG MEcHAMCsIaEx-
perieneed bench and mschine work.
Benning I'd. and MINI ave. ne. LU.
wool PREssERs. fast; top pay;
ssR M; I',;lSs'ssSo "a sSo4e s''t d.'i Il:
Sef.Sn ass q ssfh aLLasDaGE sGs aIHF pHnnz4R Agnnzz Y
1924 New Hampshire ave.. FLYER
M2NmYounr MiHs,nei man with car to iS pick
up service work on vacuum CLEAN
M c. from stslt sSe xeef eas sssrg sa sn
ear expense. A concentrated area
here in washington and suburban
ss sEsa HooSES oS en soS e. ave Ap
ne. Mon. through Thurs. eve
-nings, z pm. ia
MAN for farm equipment parts dept;
experience beneficial; must have
farm background; steady work; paid
sshseai ssssihsesee Or NJ: 0Pphiilip Moore. inter:
national Harvester Dealer, Ma
l0NEYs, INC. S126 Or. ave., etlveT
Spring. -26
- -. = = A.
Evening star., 1952-02-14

KAY TEcHNIcIAN-PaTt time.
private once. ST. 1858. 30
Ing dept: experienced mot necessary.
,9h Phons Mr.; BRENT; DI. $3.50; Ia
making and baking; no exper.
necessary; pleasant working conds !;
COLONIAL cAFETERfA. iosa Conn.
Part TIME, white, "a to 80 yrs. of
age; 3-days wk.; prefer college edu-
cation; good figure, personality and
health essential. Short training
HUTELL.s PHYSICAL FITNESS
DEPRsDaBfE eI2s a1sH ( WoMkS g nS with n4 cars
deliver and take orders for neces-
sary household items Of exceptional
quality; full or part time; steady
work. 3508-A 18th st. ne.
CLEANERS has ilnmed.
opening for counter girl capable Of
nona sslSn; o6er 6e9d ssd psy .ppy must b
AVON REPRESENTATIVES, earn, SEQ
$40 steady wkly. income In part
same opee,nr hrs. n Ph9ns 1aes nov for nearest
HANDICAPPED WOMEN and Girls
may flnd Jobs and training In
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES, 1918 New
Hampshire ave. NV. Hours 9-12,
NEW SfEsWSPGAgInFid9hi FHRNiTGRE STORE has 1as opsn-
ing for saleslady: varied hours. sal
ary and commission. Apply z to Q
Pm: WALLACE FURNITURE CO..
61l6 N. H. ave. extended. JU.
WOMAN soSis for newsstand; good MiS Sal
airy; company benefits; must be re-
liable. Apply In person, THE UNION
NEWS CO.. No. l Stand. Union
YOUNG WOMAN to type, check mer-
chandise. use switchboard In George
town gift shop; 5h-day week to In
clude 2 eyes,; $40 to start. Box
434-K, Star. 14s
WHITE GIRL to train in flower shop.
Cali AID. o700, ask for flower shop.
Evening star., 1952-02-14
SITUATIONS WOMEN

CHILD CARE. licensed, private home,
play equipment indoors and out.
Mothers loving care. IA. S-9175
NURSE, practical. not registered. ex.
PET psTienseds S Is avaitins 2 patient
NURSE, white. reliable and ef1cient,
day q night duty. live in or out.
PRAcTfCAL NURSE, white, com.
panion desires position to GONZALES
cent or invalid; references. AD
sECY.-sTENo.-General ONCE work
exper.. adaptable; part-time posi-.
Il ton, 9-1. RA. s243 IA.
eiectronic machines. Available Mon
Tues, and Wed. ga. Best ref. 81. .7t
hour. Box 463-K. Star.
EXCEL. TYPIST with editorial and
proof reading exper., wishes to do
menussript Or other typing at home
C0LoRED GIRL, neat. b. 9. e.. de.
sires. work as maid, bus girl OF
typist. Call VI. 1857 bet. $50 anc
Evening star., 1952-02-14
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL. colored. from Va. wants child
GIRL. y, colored; desires sen gen. i hss. work,
cLY; 4.oSoo morns; and eyes; g.
s,ass e 4 8, pH poaa, .ifsl Can ,.EI BLANCHE 7 e
GlRE. H. colored, red wants EhE; s;olEs liys In;
GIRL. coIored, wants cleaning o to 4
Or part time. 8 days; refs. co.
WOMHN-Neat. reliable: desires part
time york; ref. Also young girl. II.
WoMAN, colcred. wants s.h.w.: 5
w6MEaSNs SsEia NJ; ;:oIersd Ieis AD Hsnt. I4S sy. work
IastNSss. NSsrfaWEsi aWEESN.' ESsNss' s9 sslar:a slss want,
morning "a, iop, throgSb 3 s9,a1 lunch; reiia-
ing; public or private; win cook Sat.
IN and n Sgn, p dinner .S. Lu: ls5Soo; la or,
references; excellent laundress. Ii.
c0IUSRRkED GIRL desires work as ele-
yator operator. store or hotel maid.
CoIoRafD III WOMAN wants part-time
work IN morning or afternoon. HU.
CsSEIao,RED WOMAN wants days
work In city. Mon, Wed. Thurs.
After 5. Elk. 6246. -l4
Evening star., 1952-02-14
DAN(E TEA(sFERS

y
The Don Martini expansion program
and ambition to teach baiiroona
dancing and train for branch man
agers. No experience necessary--we
train. you free. Full or part time:
excellent salary. Apply In person.
sos rs;S !. .HzSTls1 AAT y iigg sggPsas gss =.
DEM0NsTRATORs 1al = Attractive
women 70 demonstrate food prod
ssturdsys Until June: June: FoeaaaySs Fooa Soria aaS
wwsgs. Phone RE. 032S or RE.
nERaSOiNsTRAroRs, 80 to i4 90, to
demonstrats food products In local
ssupeImaykets. Fridays, Sats. only:
sa1s5y sspsT nls seessn 1nsh as asu,g
1881 3 st. NV, 4 to or 8 to ~
DkU6sG tLERKs, retail DRUGSTORE ss
exper.. knowledge OF typing. for
sales department. ef wholesale drug
COMPANY Gen: Rou5 oqss hospitaiast,oMns o Ms ysss
tlnity for Sdvsncemsnt: Excel excai.
sion. Apply 7 THE HE HENRY aaI B. SSIil GinPIN
co. AL 9. Capitol st. II. 4-2432.
Ii aAiS5a opERAToR, white, giS eood
pay, vacation, hospitalization bene-
nts. 20. 2-7154. lib
FILE CLERK-TYPIET, young lady;
exper. not essential; 5-day wk.
Apply COLUMBIA FEDERAL saw
INas q LOAN ASSOCIATION. $50
N IA Nv 'aIRL-Ex Exper.: Viii white;
42-hr. wk.; 8 TO 10 pm: uniforms,
lips, meals; $S5. ST. 967S. IA
FOUNTAIN GIRL. co1ored, must have
long. recent local reference: excel
lent lent, salary. working conditions.
FOUNTAIN GIRL-white: experience
preferred; part-time work. DIS
TRICT HEIGHTS PHARMACY. Dis
trict Heights, Nd. go
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white, exper.; IL
noon to $3.50 pm. Closed Sum
days and holidays. NATIONAL
DRUG CO., 1000 Conn. ave. NV.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. daywork only,
no Sundays; uniforms furnished.
SERVICE PHARMACY, 18th and
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