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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-21
.Surrlrnerland
Key Building
Stepping Up
Hudgins Describes
Activities On
Lower Keys

Building on the Lower Keys,
which has been given a boost by
the completion of the Big Pine Key
power line, is going ahead on Sum.
lmerland Beach, Henry HudginS,
developer announced today.
Two houses are already in con.
struction, and three mansions
which win cost from $751; 900 and up
viii 60 up in the next six months,
HudginS said.
The upswing in sales of land and
building has made a sharp rising
curve since the completion of the
power line which brings electricity
to all of the Lower Keys.
Summerland Beach has only four
lots left for sale, Hudgins said. He
| is going to resubdivide some more
waterfront property since he is
practically sold out.
The Sc, 900 State road running
two miles through the beach pro-
perry viii start construction this
week or next. Contract was lei
more than a month ago by the
State Road department.
Col. Boggs Cavanaugh, one of the
Beach owners, has his new house
so per cent completed. Lootie Re
VETO has the foundations and sill:
finished in his house.
The families Akin, Gordon and
Kraus, all of whom have tracts o.
three lots, 40 by 800 feet are plan
ming to build in the next six mon
tbs. These three boat.minded fami
lies are building on Waterfront
property and viii have their owl
channels and turning basins.
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Retired Engineer
Herman Heyde
Finds II A Joy
To Work Outside

Herman Heyde. retired engineer
and his wife. who were the first
to bald home on Summeriand
Beach, of U. ST.. have found to
their delighted surprise that sum.
mertime on summeriand does not
mean mosquitoes, as II had on
other Keys.
The Heydes moved into their
charming frame house on stills
last August,
They are still doing . lot of out.
door work, landscaping, upkeer on
Heyde's boat, and fixing their
beach which goes off into the deep
water of Niles Channel.
We feared that we would be
deiuged with mosquitoes. We are
happy to say that we never have a
single one in the day time" Heyde
said yesterday.
The secret Of his success Is
spraying the area under his
house on stills with DOT smanst.
ING from . farm spraysF.
I'VE did that two weeks ago and
still have not a single mosquito. >
OF course the Heydes do moi
pFance around Summerland Beach
much after the sun goes down
They do their clean up work anc
painting in the day time.
Heyde, an engineer says that the
filing OF pothoieS on the Beach ha,
cut down OF the number of mos
.quitoes also.
ITS . pleasure TO work here
now" Hsyde said.
The Summerland Beach resident
has some of his work cut down
by the fact that he keeps his boat
in the snappy locking boat porte
ION the westerly side Of his house
Il have only had to paint the
boat once since we left Little Torch
and moved here" he said. THE
sun keeps off the boat and the
paint is protected. Another nice
thing. this water in Niles Channel
lis free Of barnacles. So when
hauled the boat recently / found
the bottom as clean as whistle. .
Nor did termites attack frame
two bedroom house, said Heyde
He said he couldn't explain why
he was termite free save Tor the
fact that the pilings which supper,
the house are thoroughly treated
with creosote.
Heyde gets pleasure out Of ex
perimenling with DOT. creosote
and other chemicals. He figures
THAT he Is pioneering at Summer
land Beach and when the new
houses 60 up this year he win b.
able to pass on his findings to thu
other residents.
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Happy Dog Days -.
Creyhounds Dream Come True
BY IAxoN

You never know quite what you
are going to find when you take
q trip down the Keys. Only one
thing you really know, and that Is
that before the day is done you will
have run into several things Of
heartwarming interest.
Last Monday on the semi.weekly
Keys Hopping Tour was no excep-
ton. But 'heartwarmingest' of all
the experiences occurred at Little
Torch Key, at the Tavern there.
i stopped by to get the usual ad
from Renee who Is taking care OF
the place while the owners are va.
|cationing. Renee is a friend Of
mine from way back, and quite .
gal. Instead Of advertising the usua
wares, Beer, Wine and Boats, .
she pulled q switch and advertised
the fact that she was having q
birthday. and all her friends were
invited. What's more, business
would be suspended while they
made merry, and the place would
only be used,a location. In other
words, for the evening only, all
was ION the house" | too was in.
|vited, but regretfully, couldn't NAL
Iit.
Then comes part Of the story
liked best. Renee asked me if I'd
ever seen Greyhound who had &C.
tually gotten the bunny. l had
heard about times down at tracks
where Bow Vows were actually
able to catch up with 'wabbit' and
had themselves quite a time; buI
these were merely artificial stuff,
ed things, not much worth much
after all when they were caught,
and there must have been quite a
few badly diSillusioned racing
dogs.
According to Renee, she not only
had a beautiful greyhound, but her
greyhound actually owned .
live bunny. Seeing is believing, and
this l had to see! So I was ushered
into the presence Of as beautiful q
greyhound as have ever seen, q
magnificent brindle male weigh.
ing IS pounds. named Jeopardy"
He was retired in his prime be.
cause in the winning Of his last
race he lost a toe. This, / under,
stand, makes him lose traction
which is very important. Renee
was the lucky recipient when he
was given away, and has proceed
ed to give him everything a doggie
should have to make him happy,
even unto a bunny
She didn't say just how she hap
pened to think of a bunny for her
greyhound, but a few days before
my trip up the Keys, Jeopardy
was presented with the bunny and
took it to his big canine heart. II
is \ little white baby bunny with
soft fuzzy fur. and big pink eyes.
Jeopardy holds it carefully be.
tween his big front paws when
humans are near as he croucheS
protectively over ii. Renee says
that when its water dish is empty
the greyhound makes a frightful
fuss. He tries to feed 1t meat too,
but the bunny stubbornly eschews
all steak and chops and still goes
for lettuce ard carrots. The bunny
is also not allowed the freedom O
the place by Jeopardy. who jeal,
oasly guards the doorways. The,
are queer playfellows TO see. bu
in all his dogsie dreams. III be
Jeopardy never even dared to hop,
that some day he would get IN
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,grenades, IS signal bombs ana 49,
rounds of .30-cali5er ammunition,
Army ordnance men said the
highly explosive material was ap-
aarently stolen from nearby II.
Deyens.
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Berry Hunt Paws or:

LfTTLETON, Mass. B-Herheri
Flanders Of Lowell was only look.
ing for hlnehe--s, = ~rS'a-s~., 49,
he found a metal box containing:
Two large sno&s 49,
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Reindeer milk has an unusually
high fat content.
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DOneflSn ana the pOneIlSneTHeu
came back with none
Another fish story, only these
weren't caught. Looking into the
clear blue waters at the Davis
Docks, / saw huge school of bril-
liant parrot fish swimming swiftly
along, piloted by a huge salmon
coIored fellow. They swung past at
Ia great clip. Ny friend Jen, of the
CrosSwinds, who was nearby told
me that they swim back and forth
like that day after day. No one
seems to know why, and as none
of our party spoke parrot fish, we
will probably never learn. They
|paraded past several times as We
stood there. However, what really
amazed me were the giant craw.
fish in the little rocky caverns un-
der the docks. These huge fellows
were lying there by the hundreds.
Some of them were entirely expos
ed, and some had only the huge
feelers showing. Any one Of them
would have tipped the scales in the
five pound neighborhood.
was all set to run for the craw-
fish traps come Friday when a
big sign caught my attention. It
informed all and Sundry that il is
against the law to trap or take the
huge monsters from the vicinity of
the docks. and anyone disobeying
this law could be prosecuted. Well,
gee Whit
Of course, the ride over the Keys
and the beautiful bridges is always
new and always breathtaking no
matter when or how many times
it occurs. People in Marathon are
swell folks. just like all Keys peo-
pie always are. They are anxious
for news from Key West, and al.
ways glad to see the Key West
Citizen gal when she arrives, which
makes the trip doubly enjoyable.
I'm looking forward to the next
trip up, and / must remember to-
check on the greyhound and his
little white rabbit.
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III Ills NGAy UWh
From dog stories to fish stories
lis not after all a very far cry, and
a little nearer to home at Johns
toms Point / heard a fish story to
end all fish stories. 1t seems that
the father of Jim Nelson of our
Fleet Sonar School was visiting
him here, and Jim decided to take
his father up the Keys for some oil
excellent fishing. Father Victor and
young Jim set out from Johnston's
point in a rented boat with little
kicker and their tackle and null,
let to do a bit of bottom fishing
lat the same time, two other part
les pulled out with all the special
lied equipment of the true fisher.
man. These parties were out
after the blue ribbon champs Of
sport fishermen, the bonefish.
You've probably already guess
ed the end Of this story. Victor and
Jim Nelson came back with eleven
Ibonefish and the boneiishermen
came back with none
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u bunny, and what's more, keep !
le for his very own
Evening star., 1953-05-17

Employe benefits included: free life
insurance, free disqualification.
vacations, sick leave, annual bonus,
Work in air -cond. office. near your
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HELP MEN tcont.l
VICE STATION ATTENDANT;

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS.
refs. required. Apply in person at
1901 M st. NV, after 6 pm. IL
SERVICE STATION attendants. full
snd M%p part vh9 time; Experienced; y9at CON
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS for
large trucking terminal. Good hours
and good pay. Permanent position
GpPeTt4Rity f3T adysRseme1t
1925 New York ave. ne. liz
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
Lge. ESQ station; exper. men only;
PERsHING ESQ. 1900 No. Pershing
DR.. Arl., ia. 7-7707. 81
SHEET METAL MECHANICS AND
HELPERSE.Must be fully expeITi;
SON. son CO. i240 lGp 9th Rfs' st. t. NV. a. 'f @f7
SHEET METAL MECHANICS (2). first
class, for inside general sheet metal
work. Call between pm. and
pm. KI. S-2774. is
SHEET-METAL MAN. familiar with
all kinds of duct worK and can lay
out pattern, to work IN shop and
to Join gTow:nnsg company. Call for
SHEET METAL WORKER for small
manufacturing plant; job shop ex-
perience on small appliance and
components required; Alexandria
location. Call MR.. LENT XII, $4,000.
SHEET METAL MECHANIC. cutters
and down-spout work, S225 per
hour; only sober. steady men need
apply. POUND BROS. ROOFING
CO. IA. 7-0566; II
SHIPPING CLERK. white. for large
auto parts wholesaler. Must have
thorough knowledge OF. city and
suburbs. Good salary and usual en-
. plove benefits. Call Mr.. Ray Tug
well, DE. 2-2003. CENTRAL AUTO
PARTS. 1890 P st. NV. III -.
SHOE SALESMEN-Experie full
and part time men for new. modern
family-type store in Suitland shop
ping center. Call MR.. ANDERSON
sHOE SALESMAN. exper.. for better
grade family shoe store; excel pay
plus comm. Call II. 4-S916. Mr..
Stern, or onply in person. THE BOOT
SHOE sALESMAN-Exper.. for famil,
store; excel. SAL. good hrs. 3I3.
Wilson blvd. Arl., Va. JA. 2-9s20.
Evening star., 1953-05-17

MEN (2) WHITE-Car necessary:
preferably married: to be trained
for permanent position in our serv-
ice dept; good pay, auto allowance.
vacation, commission. For interview
apply bet. 10 am "A PM, 929|
Eye st. NV. 10
MEN. white. for stockroom of large
magazine distributor: 5-day wk.:
MR. BLANCHARD 11sI 5th hhrt' st. NV w.
full-time and one part
time. Inexperienced, full-time men
average $l00 and up per wk. Re
peat business plus. regular custom
ers assures you Of steady. regular
income: Start. on l or 2 day trial
basis If you wish, to prove to your
self what an excellent opportunity
this Is. Fuller Brush dealers aver
age 500 and up per wk, calling
on regular customers by appt Fuller
Brush customers are pleasant, cour-
teouS and buy these famous every
day necessities regularly. An expert
enced man will make calls with you
and train you. If you are inter-
eSted in q sure way to raise your
income, inquire at Gil National
Press Bldg. 14th and F SITS: NV,
or phone DI. 7-4477 or DI. 7-349S.
MEN WANTED for loading and Sn-
loading soft drink trucks: Contact
Mr.: Cox. ROYAL CROWN BOT
TLING CO.. 100 Jeferson-Davis
hwy. Arlington, Va. OF. 4-7533.
NFT7NT
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IEUU Z z 3 I, N. wv.
BETWEEN 9-12 AND q
De w oG1N = = 49, =
NHn

ALTERATION HAND, exper. Apply
at BETHESDA TAILOR SHOP, 775S
Wis. ave. OIL. 4-3143. IL
ASSEMBLERS, for All. dry cleaning
establishment; $40 wk.; vacation
with pay; experienced. Call MR..
BUTLER, OV. 3-1700. IL
to edv. mgr. Of large
local company. Immediate vacancy.
Basic. requirements: General oft1ce
than average 10. Permanent posi-
tion, vacation with pay, retirement
and hospital plan. Interview will be
arranged promptly. Give phone
number. Write fully. BOX 456-D,
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ADVERTISING
DETAIL CLERK

Alert young high school graduate, in.
in Washington branch Of nationa
organization. Some typing helpful
Good opportunity for advancement;
pleasant surroundings. modern ONCE
5-day week. no Saturdays; paid vaca-
ton and sick leave after months
cant should be neat, personable an6
Interested in people. Apply In
person, personnel dept. 3rd floor
THE REUBEN H. DONNELLEY
CORPORATION
1900 EYE ST. NV.
Evening star., 1953-05-17

cali MR.. TAMsoN, OF. 1880.
BOSOM OPERATORS. experienced;
also part-time operators for pants
press. GREYSTONE, 2216 9Th NV.
CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR, daytime
hours, Mon. through Fri; must have
ability to schedule and direct en-
ployes. in meal service and kitchen
cleaning; some experience in food
work preferred; opportunity for
ERNENf iEslals rne sERVcEs adzsassmfRs Nc fqy s5
CASHIER. 3 am. to 4 pm, 8 days.
Ideal for evening student. Down
town location. Pleasant working
ssS5s5ons SSSSS THE gay sAf&EA1 ~ A{as aARASE Sc
CASHIER foT front ONCE. Experienced
in handling money. Must have a
pie Psasng aong Ts Wb and ndonS ability Eo to
pitalization. paid vacation, cafeteria
in bldg Write stating qualifications,
address and phone no. Box 357-E.
CASHIER-Day. Apply CRYSTAL
CITY RESTAURANT. Conn. and R
Cashier a; hiE rRANEE tNcR-eoocj-
Must be high school graduate and
have good health: bond required;
alternating shifts Of 7:30 am. to
4 pm. and 12 noon to $50 pm.
alternating week ends. excellent
working conditions with tuition-free
classes in univ. Must apply in per
son. 2114 G st. NV, ST. Salts
THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNI
VERSTTY.
CASHIER-Brisht young woman for
handwriting and good typinR. Pleas
ant surroundings. permanent posi-.
tion, vacations, advancement, other
benefits. KAPLOWITZ, on 18th
between Z and p NV.
CASHIER-Neat. intelligent, accurate
with figures: good handwriting: excel:
%. NV. ODD. woodward b Lothrop.
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CLAIM CLERK
PROOF CHECKER

Age 1S to 80. Large auto
mobile insurance CO., AFFILI-
ATE OF GENERAL MOTORS.
To review and process files for
payment. Some typing, and
ability to discuss claim prob
lens with public necessary.
Good starting salary with
usual benefits and paid vaca-
tionS. plus General Motors
coSt-of-living allowance. New
air-conditioned building at
convenient location. Training
period.
Phone MR.. MYERS. ME. g.
3270 for appointment.
Evening star., 1953-05-17
MEN

ORGANIZATION is made up OF men who
were truck drivers, construction men
clerks, etc. who decided that they
would rather have permanent Jobs
with q future and no layofi. For
appointment only, call JE. S-7266
any time Sunday.
Evening star., 1953-05-17
HELp-woMEN
CASHIER-NCR-20n0

Experience preferred. but not essen
tial, will train high school graduate;
steady position; excellent salary:
good future. Apply HOLLYWOOD
CLOTHING CO.. 703 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-05-17

STRUCTURAL ENGINEER. expert
enced in design and drafting. For
working up details Of new types Of
concrete construction. Air-cond.
office. Arlington. Call PRELOAD,
JA $500. -17
SURVEYORS-Chief of party, tnstru-
ment men with experience in sub
division work GREENHORNE &
O'MARA. Hyattsville, Md. AP.
SURVEY SURVEY PARTY CHIEF to work work. in
D. c. and nearby Md. exp. in
property surveys and subdivision
work Call Ii 3-1257 for appt
SUPERINTENDENT Sales oppor-
tunity offered. Very desirable offer
buildings, If qualified. High earn
ings. Suggest you investigate this
one Immediately. Apply in own
handwriting to P. o. Box No. ISL,
Martinsville, Virginia. -17
Evening star., 1953-05-17

BOOKKEEPER-N. C. r. 5000: no
monotony; general office duties: busy
real estate office. Call MRS. BOWEN
familiar
with payrolls, taxes, etc, for con-
tracing ONCE. Telephone ST. g.
BOOKKEEPER-Payron and accts.
payable. Experience not necessary.
Recent grsduats qf a;GGuniing
isaG0i pa9 IN bd
Write stating qualifications, ad-
dress and phone number to Box
BooKikiEEPER ASSISTANT, good at
csI csnFsS Mon3aS. dSsY LA Wtsk sHS4G SoD Ext TO- BOO
BooKKEEPER, Immediately; full
charge of small, growing business;
prefer young person with some ex-
perience, Gail 8 to 8 weekdays,
BooKkEEfGR, Goi k1ssfEi must be able to OHg type;
surance office; 5-day week. BOX
BooKkEEPER-rYP1sT eS5Fgi iisEi to work in
office; 40-hr. wk.. steady Job: Apply
460 N. Y. ave. NV. MR.. MEDINS.
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST, exp. all A.
org; permanent; 5-day, 40-hr. wk.
BOOKKEEPER. office manager, for
modern and progressive furniture
store; permanent; excel. opportunity.
Apply 1854 Wilson blvd, Clarendon,
Va. -I2
BOOKKEEPER, experienced. full chg. :;
also asst. bookkeeper; knowledge of
typing; state age, experience and
salary expected. Box 242-E. Star.
BOOKKEEPER-Exp general
ledger, statement preparation. Pleas
ant working conditions and diversi-
$4,000.
THE CAPITAL GARAGE
Chrysler- plymouth Dealer
1920 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
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STENOGRAPHER
STOCK CLERK

Young man for shipping and receiv-
ing department Of fine specially
store; prefer Arlington resident witf
high school education and clear,
legible handwriting; good starting
salary. pleasant working conditions,
excellent opportunity for advance
ment; liberal discounts on personal
purchases, paid vacations and usual
company benefits Apply Mr.. Rim
bev, THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP,
North Highland and Fairfax Drive,
Arlington, Va. 10
Evening star., 1953-05-17

CLERK. white; gen: office work some ON
Phi. MA. S-9589, MIR. BURROUGHS
CLERKS. 2. experienced. laundry and
dry cleaning branch stores. Apply
MRS. BLUM, 1871 Goth st. NV.
CLERK, with experience in 10c store
or homewares; older person pre-
ferred; 5Ia-day wk.; starting sal
ary. $40. 10
exper. in selling cosmetics;
excellent position, good pay. Apply
Mrs. Goldman, SHEPHERD PARK
PHARMACY, 7723 Ga. ave. NV.
and general once:
Sl75 starting salary with reg. in
creases to intelligent beginner;
some typing helpful; good hours;
paid vacation, Box 93-Ci, Star. is
Evening star., 1953-05-17
FOOD SALES
DEMONSTRATORS
BEGINNERS

BEGINNERS
Work DAYS per wk.. earn $50 In .
permanent part time lob.
You will be trained in few short
hours to become q capable, efficient
demonstrator. Only requirements are
some previous sales experience. that
you be neat and presentable, and
that you are between 20 and 40 yrs.
of age.
Do not telephone. Apply for per-
sonal interview to, Mr.. Silver, U. 8.
NV. Old Post ONCE Bldg. tuesday.
Wednesday or Thursday 10 am.
to 4 pm. -1S
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white, exper;
Closed Sundays and holidays. Paid
holidays and vacations. NATIONAL
DRUG CO.. 1000 Conn. ave. NV.
FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored. exper.,
night work l-1O pm. No Sundays;
$50 wk. Ii. 6-8440.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, colored; exper.
only; 4 to IL shift; meals. Apply
In person. PENN DRUG. 18th and
FouNTA1N 3 niT; GIRLS, white. honest and
dependable. Day and night work.
E. CAPITOL PHARM.. Ii. 3-150O.
FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored, part time,
Mon. Fri, 11:30 to 800. size IL.
CARPENTER DRUGS, 1901 X st,
FOUNTAIN GIRL, experienced. $3.50
to II pm; $40 yk and meals; no no
FREE!IANCE End / nc COMMERCIAL ARTIST
for women's and chtldren's fashions;
must be experienced. MORTON'S,
advertising department.
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SALESGIRLS

Full or part time. We will train you
to sell hose. bags and gloves. Top
manager. KITTY KELLY SHOE
STORES, 1107 F st. NV. -17
SALESLADY; Bethesda area; expert.
enced in yard goods. OIL. 2-655S;
SALESLADY - For bakery delicates-
sen; exper. pref. $500 Sargent I'd,
ChillTm; lMdd;, ma; Phone WA, 7-9s6l
SALESLADY - Experience necessary;
good starting salary plus commits
sion: purchase discount; full time,
Apply in person, IDA'S DEPT.
STORE. -560l Ga. ave. NV, IL
SAoSy TIoRA1 vtfsfS9 UN1FoRM Tta &c. pay $ool N4 <
SALESLADIES, children's and ladies
ready-to-wear store, with or with
out experience; steady; good pay,
paid vacations. KERCHMAN'S, 1851
Alabama ave. Sc, LU. 2-3036. 10
SALESLADIES to sell dresses. expert
enced only. ELAINE'S, INC, 1852
F. St NV. Apply in person.
SALESLADIES, colored, retail exper.
necessary. MIDWAY DRUGS, 1901
SALESLADY. must be thoroughly exp.
in speciality store selling; top salary
and commission scale; best oppor-
tunity for future. Apply in person,
WARDELL'S, 1900 F st. NV. Ia
SALESLADY for mems furnishings
dept, experienced preferred. WON
DER CLOTHES 937 F St NV -l8
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$500 MONTHLY

$500 MONTHLY
Starting salary for 2
executive-type statesmen
to represent large East
ern corporation. No
travel; sales experience
and ability desired; eS-
tablished resident, 25-40
years old, married, capa-
BILE of assuming respon-
sibilities. In requesting
interview, please include
brief personal history.
All replies confidential.
BOX 249-E, STAR
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NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS
merce or In the production OF
goods tor commerce must NON pav
at least rs cents an hour and
time ana one-halJ tor opertime
unde, the Federal Wage and Hour
LdD Job seekers offered less bp
copered arms should notify the
Wage and Hour DiUision y S..
Department OF Labor telephone
Executive S-2t20 Extension 1878
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OPPORTUNITY
HELP-W0MEN

RECEIVABLE - Bookkeepef
and asst cashier with some typlng;
512-day week. BOX 355-E. Star: 20
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MAN WITH CAR

MAN WITH CAR
BIG EARNINGS
GOOD REFERENCES
OR, IF YOU ARE AL
READY WORKING
AND MAKING LESS
THAN $135 PER WEEK,
CONSIDER THIS
AN INVITATION.
TO COME WITH ME
ANY THREE EVE
NINGS AND SEE
MORE MONEY MADE
IN 9 HOURS THAN
YOU CAN MAKE IN 40.
PHONE JU. 1922 ANY
TIME SUNDAY.