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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-06
DEFENDING EUROPE

France and other nations In the European Defense
Community have for time attempted to get guaranl
from Great Britain and the United States that they
would defend the member nations in the European De-
tense Community in case they were attacked.
Originally, both England and the United States held
back Britain took the position that impossible for
her accept military indignation with the nations of
Europe because of her position in the Commonwealth
The United States would not give advance commit
ment because only Congress has the power to declare
The English government has taken steps to
satisfy the nations in the European Defense Community
by officially declaring eff at any time of the par
ties to the European Defense Community should be
the object of armed attack in Europe the United King
dom will render all the military aid and other assist
in its power
Washington officials being urged to make a de-
claration of intent similar the British statement Such
statement would not bind the United States but would
provide moral support the effective organization of
European defense.
While there is reason to oppose the issuance of
declaration of intent to fight in of the nations is
attacked, taking this action is academic The United
States has military forces in Europe and bound by
agreement reached in Lisbon last February, extending
the guarantees of the North Atlantic Treaty the
European Defense Community, to regard armed at
tack against attack against all and to take such
action deemed necessary including the of armed
force.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-06

Health Week, now is as good a
time as any to figure what to do
about keeping all your marbles.
StatiSticianS estimate that one
out of every IL children born in
America today will spend some
part of his life in mental inSti-
tuition. This is a frightening fact.
Going to a psychiatrist isn't the
solution. There are only about
5000 psychiatriSts in the country.
Even if patients keep their couches
warm around the clock, there are
too few of these professional mind
proberS to listen to- all the people
who want to tell their troubles.
Also, getting to their ear is bit
expensive for the average purse.
What is the answer? Well, let's
look at the situation, and consider
The possible remedies.
There are two ways to 20
through life-enjOying youself to
death, or worrying yourself to
death. Most people are firmly con-
WINGED they will never die of pleas
ure, and as matter of fact the
very idea frightenS them. SO they
slowly worry themselves crazy, or
fret themselves gradually into
grave, borne down by the weight
of accumulated diSappointments
and frustrated ambitions.
The big fallacy of the human
race is that it is Spendthrift of its
happiness, but boards worry pri-
vately like a miSer.
This is all wrong. You should.
0 course, share your happiness:
but, equally, you should share
your worries. A happiness grows
with sharing; worry dlminisheS.
We've had Share-the work pro-
grams and Share-the-work pro-
grams. WHAT We need now is a
good, nationwide, share your-wor-
rleS program. People plagued by
similar emotional, physical or IL
nancial woes could band together
Oh the same principle as the mem
beers of alcoholics anonymous, a
slgnauy successful organization.
Some folks might be reluctant
to share their private worries with
neighborS or friends. In that case
they could team up with strangers
who knew nothing about them per
sonally but suffered the same
problems.
The advantage of these share
y Our-worrIeS clubs is that they
would put each worry IN It's proper
perspective. The thing about your
oan worry is that II always looks
bigger TO you than It does to every
body else,
Tell your worry to another per
son and. somehow. 1t doesn't loom
quite 50 large even To you. And
the one YOU told ii to- He can
take your worry and a dozen CHER
worries ike it from a dozen other
people and so right on enjoying
his meals as he did before.
Il IS easy 10 laugh al tie other
fellow 5 problems 50 if everybody
IN the world told his worries
around soon everybody would
have something TO laugh about
That's the virtue al a national
SHARE the sorres program Oace :
man has something TO laugh At
somebody else voes--it Is EASIER
fog h3m 10 sex ho~ sally i, IS ,o
As>e hls ra413 oa the txeadgall os
his o~a dcSa4s.s.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-06
For State Attorney
]. LANCELOT LESTER
For Clerk of Circuit Court
EARL X. ADAMS

For County Judge
HILARY u. ALBURY
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-06

Despite all the advances in the scientific world, and
in the medical profession has yet found for
spring fever way make young people fall in love
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-06

New Zealand has 17tz sheep
for every person.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-06

WINCHESTER. Va. .R-Aneri-
ca IS becoming more and u.ore
fest a. zc.a-s
IA l. Tie last se1egauoa every >,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-06

No two people think exactly alike and it takes some
married couples lifetime to find that out.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-06

The best thing about spring that it brings end te
winter.
Evening star., 1952-06-03
HELP WOMEN fcons. /,

CASHIERS-We will train you II you
possess the following qualifications
2l to 35 years of age, good appear
ance, pleasing personality and good
employment background; day work;
excellent salary plus meals. Apply
IN person, personnel manager, S
d II GARAGE, 1885 Eye st. NV.
CASHIER, experienced. knowledge of
figures desired, for mems wear store;
5-day week. Apply HERzOG's. 10th
and 3 SITS. NV. -5
CASHIER. to check In statesmen. Mus,
be able to operate adding machine
and be accurate with figures. Apply
In person, Mr.. Diamond, CRUSTY
CASHIER and beverage checker, only
experienced need apply. Good sal.
ary, meals and hours. Apply in per
SON. 3 to ii am. FAN & BILL
~ Conn. ave. NV. 4
CASHIER-One of the city's finest
furniture stores will train you to
operate NCR-2000 machine. good
starting salary. 5-day wk.. pleasant
working conditions. Apply to Mr..
TURE CO., Sth and Penna. ave. s.e.
CASHIER, haywood rheater. MT
Rainier, Md. Apply manager after
Evening star., 1952-06-03
YOUNG MAN

YOUNG MEN, 20 to 35 with car;
high weekly Commission earnings; !;
no experience necessary If willing
to, to Learn learn highly professional
sox s4s 4ssDS4sRs y s2s: D1 EU UIss9 sisss So
YOUNG MEN as machinist helpers: e
excellent opportunity to learn fine
trade; single men preferred; paid
vacation and disqualification. Apply
BO%ES BctS1sS.& & Co.. 471% Bethesda ave.
WANTED MEN to travel; selling for
photographs studio;. with or with
out exp; salary and bonus. Apply
cohhEsE7 sStis az MIN IN 14.h 14sibmsr St nv c,
natl. org; about $50 weekly plus
bonuS: no exper. nee. Apply 1O-2
MR.: YOUNG. Room 702. Flo 18th
PART TINE for two young men. ne on.
TO distribute advertising, other to
deliver products; no selling; must be
neat, steady. meet public well: pre-
fer college students. interviews 2-5
Pm; daily, 944 s. Wakefield ST.,
cHisSai coMRfN1TloNi on BODY AND PAiN1 S
MAN; MAN excellent working conditions;
81 sor ea5s 5ERMa 1siy sRos sReR .ss ssof PLENTY
ave-: WA. 1000. IS
ACTIVE YOUNG MAN to learn trade
IN optical laboratory; 5-day week.
Apply H1LLBERT OPTICAL CO.
1416 Eye st. NV. -5
ALL -ROUND Cook. white; 70-room
American plan hotel; breakfast and
dinner. Call immediately. HENLO-
PEN HOTEL, Rehobeth Beach, Della
ware. Rehobeth 1891. -3
OPPORTUNITY - For
married man; on Q large established
all-white debit; pleasant outside
work; 5-day week; age 26-45; .$55
week and large comm. to start
SUN LIFE INSURANCE CO., 1O1O
Vermont avenue NV. or call Ma
Evening star., 1952-06-03
HELP MEN

SHOE SALESMAN. must be exper.
fenced. Permanent position. Good
future. Apply at once, manager
QUEEN QUALITY BOOT SHOP
INC. 1921 F st. NV. u
SHOE SALESMAN. exper.: good. sal
ary. steady position. Apply 3l5t
Wilson blvd. Arls Va, OK. 2004
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced; salary
plus commission; apply in person
shoe salon. BROOKS. 1109 g ST.
Evening star., 1952-06-03
HELP MEN

BOY TO RUN ERRANDS and make
himself generally useful around
small store. No phone calls. Apply
ADLER, The Engraving Shop, 1908
G st. NV. -4
Evening star., 1952-06-03
WILL CALL BOY

w 4A1I S111o IN
Excellent working conditions with
5000 g0od pay for me 1eat ,. s9loFe6 boy to
Apply Mr.. Uttlin. 3rd floor. BOND
CLOTHES. 1885 st. NV.
BOY, IS, with bicycle; 5-day week.
RYNEx & SAXON, 1927 10th st.
BOYS. IS to %. free to travel dur
er9 eng Tesoqts mSnta and 9srn ab on
ings; car furnished: must be neat;
permanent position. See MR.. VIM.
SMITH. Hotel Cairo. 18th and Que
fts. SIS ny nv; nhoIs 2 to Il am. 8 to +. m
MAN, white; with car to work nights,
necessary; good pay: rapid advance
ment. Apply 1922 18th 1t. ne;
MAN, to drive truck, aggressive. Good
fits. Between ages 21-35. Apply in
Vile. See Mr.. Talbot. "a
MAN, colored, for part-time work,
6 to q pm; all day Saturday. Must
be married with family. DU. 1875.
MAN, part-time. eve. and Sat. to
collect regular monthly accounts.
must live In NV. Washington. good
pay. car needed. Room 424, 1404
MAN, with some exper. in leather
work; perm. position In D. c.
Write P. o. Box 191, Hyattsville, Md.
MAN, young. white. energetic, me-
chanically inclined, to work in auto.
brake shop. 903 N st. NV. a
MAN WANTED with knowledge of
general home improvements: steady
position; take complete charge:
able. Write and state exper. and
salary expected. Box 1874. Star.
Evening star., 1952-06-03
NELP MEN tcens. J

EALESAIAN-No experience necss-
sary; guaranteed earnings: must
have car; Apply PENN HOME I'M
PROVEMENT CO., 1927 Penna. ave.
Sc: 10 an. tn 4 pm. -5
SALESMAN-Nationally know manu-
facturer wants to hire an agrees
sive salesman to contact paint and
hardware trade in Va. and Nd:
experience building supplies prefer
able; salary, expenses and bonus.
Write giving short resume, include
phone and II possible snapshot tour
men know Of this adj. Box $685. &,
SALESMAN. young man-Local dis
tributor Of nationally known beer.
desires salesman with background OF
direct factory sales in q nationally
advertised product. Give complete
history In hrst letter. Box 1857
sALEEssMEN. WHOLESALE FIRE
WORKS-Part or full time or side
line. District area to retailers; high
comm. SOUTHEASTERN NOVELTY
CO., 1109 Mt. Olivet rd. ne. IS
SALESMAN--Wholesale foods; salary
and car allowance: for summer or
perm. Box L277-Y, Star. -
SALESMAN for local furniture store;
pleasant working conditions, paid
vacations and group disqualification;
salary open; experience not neces-
sary but helpful. Call DU. d062
or nII 2032 3S
Evening star., 1952-06-03

BEAUTY SALON MANAGER. for
Westchester salon. Excellent oppor-
tunity. Good salary and commission.
EMILE. 1921 Conn. ave. -3
BOOKKEEPER for Alexandria frm:
S75 per wk. starting. oV. 1874
after e p.m. -S
BOOKKEEPER, thoroughly experi-
enced; full charge Of complete set
Of double ENTRY books for ladies
specially store; permanent position
Evening star., 1952-06-03
Warehouse Manager

Reliable man. experienced in furni-
ture and appliance warehousing and
delivery preferred. Must know how
to handle personnel and be familiar
with Washington and surrounding
pany bssnets Repes treated CON-
f1dentally. See Mr.. Jacobs. MAR
WINS CREDIT. 734 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-06-03
CASHIER

u of on your own clothing purchases
experience necessary, knowledge o1
bookkeeping helpful; work in oul
modern air-condition store. Come
in and talk with MR.. ELLISON.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
N. Highland and Fairfax Dr., Arl., Va
Evening star., 1952-06-03
HELP WOMEN

CLERK-STENOGRAPHER, to act as
administrative assistant. To be re-
sponsible for important public
records in busy technical ONCE, Must
be accurate, neat, orderly and per-
sonable since position involves meet
ing public. Opportunity for ads
vancement; 5-day wk. vacation and
retirement benefits. Phone MRS.
MCLEAN, AP. 200. -
CLERK for insurance Office
week. $3.50 to 4:3O. Pleasant sur
roundings. Apply Mr.. Sears or Mr..
McLeland: GREAT AMERICAN IN:
glas;, BIDS 18th and H SITS. NV: Ex
CLERK-TYPIST, yR., permanent po-
sition in once OF large motion pic
ture organiZation; 5-day week. APP
ply MISS McGLYNN. 701 Warner
CLERK-TYPIsT. 2o-so. general ONCE
work; excellent salary, 5-day-week.
hours, 10 to 6. Call Miss Martin,
ST. $500 or apply HOME SEWING
MACHINE CO., 625 9TH st. NV.
CLERK -TYPIsT, experienced. de-
pendable, accurate; good handwrit-
train beginner with 45-w.p.m. aver
age. Local, well-establiShed firm !:
air-conditioned ONCE; permanent,
5-day week. Call EX. S594 for per-
CLERK TYPisT with beginners
shorthand contractors office, Brent
wood. Md Hrs, 8 It'll 5. days a
wk. Call UN. 2116. -3
CLERK-TYPIST. Call RE. 1855. ask
for claims dept. for appointment;
CLERK-TYPIST, bookkeeping dept.
immediate opening for permanent
position, usual employee benefits;
salary $500 per mo-; must be &C
curate typist with aptitude for
figures. See Miss Petherbridge. r. H.
HAGNER CO.. 1921 Conn. ave. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST, between 21-30,
resident of Montgomery County,
Md; for permanent position with
De soto-Plymouth dealer in Beth.
ONCE. Must be good typist; vaca-
fits. Call OIL. 1000 for interview.
CLERK for various types oi
clerical work, typing. filing. in large
real estate ONCE, conditioned
office: company benefits. For ap.
pointment, call Mrs. Farris. MA
2345. SHANNON g. LUCHS CO..
1905 II st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST
Circulation records dept. nationa
Ouhlir atiou Milst have Initiative
Evening star., 1952-06-03
HELP WOMEN
PIX OPERATOR


ESDerisnce y required; must type and an
strauss, MAJOR MAsTfEERP1EcEss
CO., Oil 7th st. NV. d
PHOTOGRAPHERS GIRL
One to 0psrate STa sgnsessipn Ar
1405 st. NV. II
|PRESSERS-M be experienced.
SERVICE HeS5y co.. So PissEiS 1 st. Sc. AiNIs
IPRESSERS, wool. exper. pressing
trousers; top piecework pay, per-
manent position. guaranteed salary.
Apply AIp AR1sTo CLEANERS 1925 s..
vr to sfnss ssnd 0bins basy
switchboard. Qualifications?
Tact, courtesy and desire to do
good nd jch! 5-day. 4o-hr. week CAN
|REcEPTIoNIsT-CLERK, music studio;
hours. 1880 til 2. 5.day week,
IT, dTb PHfi5 SsTiF6rE is isaFt ABRY 5P Mus1e s e.
REcEffTToNlsTs 2af N niE sTiEsMANIcuRIsr. for our
Silver spring salon. Good salary.
REcEPTroNTsrsT9PisT aMiISF M GrRPi Aye, for dental
once, medical center; hrs. Mon,
Tues, Thurs. and Fri. 8 to 4:3O.
Salary. S35. Box 1T9-A. Star. %
REGISTERED LABORATORY TECH
NICIAN for physicians office. State
qualifications and references. Box
RSnTE Sni s'st sstALEsLADIEs-cooK COR
FEF CO. requires a lady between &c
and 40 years of age. in good phys
cial health, able to service house
wives on an established coffee and
tea route; lady must be free oi other
work; salary and commission. with
earnings well above average; car
| furnished. For further particulars,
| call co g50R -3
Evening star., 1952-06-03
HELP WOMEN
Dictaphone Operator

Interesting work in convenient loca-
tion; excellent working conditions,
with congenial associates. Salary
according to experience and ability.
Five-day week: 8 to 4:30.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
INSURANCE co.
14th and L sts. NV. ST. 1900
Evening star., 1952-06-03
MEN-SPARE TIME

MEN-SfAHE lime
$15 or better per week: no expert
ence required. Car helpful. Under
35. Apply in person. 1901 (upstairs)
Rhode Island ave. me-, $3.50 pm
x1TsG snes pd4 MAS psrm ssa ssnae aea Do,SDs +
store. Excel. opport. to learn thu
business. Good salary. Exper. not
Wayman. STAR RADIO CO., 40a
YoGNGs i5S =, MAN, IAN a1-so; salaried DO.
sition, for automobile business. Higr
school graduate. knowledge of auto
mobiles necessary. Must like to dea
with people. Opportunity for ad.
pEoeGEs paEaseGss' MoT6ks Moo1s5Ek s'G inc per 7s5I Sk
YOUNG MAN-Coiored, dish and poi
washing. Chance to learn cooking
500 wk: plus meals and vacation
SHOLL'S. 1888 K st. NV. -5
YOUNG MAN to learn fuel oil bust.
ness ssssi,snpt must 6e high school graduate
YOUNG MAN. a6 to 40, high S scSoo
grad. sad.v,,: D: G; drivers permit. a!
service: national organization: sal.
aI5i advancement; no exp. neceS.
sary; must be free to travel. Ap.
ply Warner Bldg, 18th and z sts
NV. Room 951. "a
YOUNG MAN with college back.
ground to train as q casualty in.
surance underwater. Casualty in.
surance experience desirable bu
not necessary. Permanent position
with excellent future prospects
AMERICAN SURETY CO. OF NEW
YORK, $50 Southern Bldg. 15ti
Evening star., 1952-06-03
CASHIERS

MGR; permanent posi-
tions; excellent opportunity; top
salary. Apply Mr.. Brown, NOR
TONS. 427 9TH st. NV. DI. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-06-03
HELP MEN

MEN. S., part tt time, eyes. and E sat, With With
keom 7o2. 71O 14th St. NV. -
MEN, white. ages 25-3S. high school
education preferred. Al personality,
excel. driving record. knowledge OF
city; $4,000 yearly. vacation and
benefits. Call MI. 1882. -5
MEN. 1S to 90 yrs. Of age. full-time
outdoor clerical work. no experience
necessary; 2 yrs. high school. legible
handwriting; 40-hr. week, varied
hrs; salary. $202 per mo. to start.
increase after 3 mos service; free
transportation; paid vacation and
sick leave, pension plan. Apply $50
am, Mon. through Fri, employ
ment office, CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
36th and NJ sts. NV. Take No.
so Rosslyn car. %
MEN-Two full time and one part
time. Start on q one or two day
trial basis, II you wish to prove to
yourself what an excellent opportu-
nifty this is. Full-time Fuller Brush
dealers average 500 and up per
week calling on regular customers
by appt. Fuller Brush customers
are pleasant. courteou and buy
these famous everyday necessities
regularly. No experience necessary
An experienced man will train you.
Apply OIL National Press Bldg. 14th
ana Sts. NV. or call DI. 4477. or
DI. 349S. a
Evening star., 1952-06-03
BEAUTY OPERATOR

Man or woman. Several
booths available for qualified
operators for JULES HAIR
STYLIST, new Maryland stu
dio in the Langley shopping
center. N. H. ave. and Uni
versity lane, opening mid
June. Can also consider opera
tor for Va. studios to replace
4o-hour 4oh week; 9IHt guaranteed sal:
airy and commission. For fur
ther information. call Mr..
Jules at Alexandria studio,
AL. 1856.
Evening star., 1952-06-03
JANITOR

Age 1880; ability to do some main
tenance work; S-day. zQ-hour week.
lslSSs lss.sS .pps SsSneRs Rzt1sHAi ssa cssffS csissfasa
BANK. 316 pA. ave. SO. e-11 am.
Evening star., 1952-06-03
CASHIER

White: part time, 4:45 to $50: no
Sat. or Sun. Apply 3 to 5 pm,
TALLY-HO RESTAURANT, Sig 18th
Evening star., 1952-06-03
CAT.ECMFN

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
colored, to work In truck service sta
ton. Must know how to change and
repair truck tires. Must be depend
4 sle e ta ntsIt TssSrsd seES ssIeTy aRg
COE. 2201 New York ave. ne. a
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Must be experienced In fabrication:
top salary to right man; overtime
plus commission. CONNORS. INC,
2721 Naylor I'd. Sc. AK. HOO. -8
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
experienced; day and night shifts.
FORT CARROLL SERVICE. 3711
sER9fCIE sEisRHIs aysi yssriASfisioN Sisi ATTENDANT
Must be experienced; full or part
time. WOODLAWN SERVICE GEN.
TER, 1926 North Washington blvd,
Arlingtno, Va. u
SHIPPING CLERK
White; perm. position with old estab-
lished wholesale house; good oppor-
tunity; company benefits.
BEACON ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.
6051 18th St.. Silver Spring, Md.
SHEET METAL WORKER. for out
side work; union wages. Call DI.
SHIFT MANAGER-For parking ga
rage; $3.50 to midnight. Apply MIR.
JONES: 1882 M st. NV. .
steady Job. Apply 1887 7th st. NV.
SHOE SALESMAN for high class
women's shoe store. Good earning
capacity. Apply VIM. ALLEN. 1908
Conn. ave. -3
Evening star., 1952-06-03

Experienced MGR; permanent posi-
tions; excellent opportunity; top
salary. Apply Mr.. Brown, NOR
TONS. 42z 9TH st. NV. DI. 5000.
CASHIER CHECKERS
Immediate full-time Jobs for alert
young women, in cafeterias in Gov
ernment buildings. Opportunity for
sary; 6-day week, early hrs, under
GOVERNMENT SERVICES. INC.
1135 21st st. NV.
CASHIER-TYPIST
Nation ot.n'ng vide e, finance nance s company has
Cation @ free REORGANIZATION aid and xa
many other benefits. Convenient to
NV; Washington: Phone SH. 37o9
CORP" 1902 Ga. ave.. Silver Spring.
CHECKER, full or part time. for
supermarket, little experience neces-
y;. sary; good pa, and fine working
c eonaitlcns, Cal 10. b-1S65: "a
CLEhACAL-GENEhAL interesting
E;,i ESrk; in &c general once: Expsrience
nent position; 6-day, 40-hr. wk;
discount on purchases. Insurance
and hospitalization plan Tetiremsnt
sToREs. Emp Employment Once. w = 2
CLERK. Ii white: grocery store. package
meats and answer phone: No exo
CEEkk. Eahkln in s. charge Raj of sales records
with lumber and engineering or
ganization; tipping essential; oppor-
tunity to use initiative and handle
own correspondence: perm. 5-day
week; Call Mr.. WALKER. DE; 1850.
ply WADE CLEANERS. zoos New
Hampshire ave. SH. 100. -3
CLERK. with ability TO take, some
shorthand notes from slow dictation.
at 10th and L st. NV, Elk. S776.
CLERK. white; for dry cleaning store
Capable of managing store, must be
well recommended. Good pay. STYLE
STEAMERS; 81 pboEs c;.iIs S7o7 Nichols ave. Sc
CLERK for dry cleaning store. pleas
ant hrs. and working cond. PRIDE
CLEANERS. 1871 Columbia I'd. NV.
3
CLERKS, white, to learn ofice work
Must be graduates of June 1852
class Of senior high school. Know
ledge Of tipping helpful once near
Treasury. Start at $180-$200 q
month. for 5Ka-day week. Phone
MA. 1118. -
CLERK, Bethesda dry cleaning store;
MANS CLEANERS. SH. 6770. "A
Evening star., 1952-06-03
CASHIER-C

Immediate full-time Jobs for alert
young women, in cafeterias in Gov
ernment buildings. Opportunity foI
advancement. Experience. not neces-
40 years.
GOVERNMENT SERVICES. INC.
, 1952-09-16
FOR SALE
B RS
at Estate Judith's Fancy
REPERToRY

Dorsch, Thyra Williams, Terry
James, Tommy Martin, Gene
We've Lewis a n d Sanford
Kellman-all with the excep-
ton of Mr.. Kellman are
Virgin Islanders.
/ wish some way could be
accomplished to permit all Of
our productions being shown
in st. Croix-not as a money
making proposition on our part,
but simply to add to the at
fractions of the island. Per-
haps some day when we have
achieved the proper amount OF
efficiency our government will
assist in the subsidy of the pro
iect-the State Of Virginia is
the only state in the Union
that subsidies a State Thea
ter, the Barter Theater. What
history we could make if our
Legislature took similar steps!
Again thanks for your Re
pertory Theatre boost-sin-
cerely appreciated"
, 1952-09-16
TO the Residents Of
C~hristidnsted Town
and Suburbs

In conformity With my
pledge to you two years ago to
be prepared whenever called
to fulfill a public trust, and in
response to that call made
through complete dissatisfac-
ton with the present incum-
bents; / am hereby announc-
ing my candidacy for election
on November 4th.
Promising the same Honaet
and Fearless representation
given four years ago.
FRANK JACOBS
, 1952-09-16
NOTICE.

Harold Norman. Piano Tun-
er is staying at Hannchen Illus
No. 10 Queen Street. Prices
are same as in ST. Thomas.
Leave you name and address
to have your piano over
hauled and tuned.
, 1952-09-16
UNDER NO

those new duties whatever
they may be. I am still carry
ing out the duties of Director
of Civil Defense"
, 1952-09-16
DR.. ANDUzE

Oh. ANDUAE.
urged the Municipal Commit
tee to take favorable action on
the proposal as soon as funds
become available. The salary
would be $50 under the new
pay plan.