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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11
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Wcatherman

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lmday and tnaighi. clearing lee %.
nimht ed Thuradays some RIA 81
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90 degFws. hisA THURSDAY ahoul
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On and nuwtheast wlnds Eradually
dlminishlne lrum 80 ma tnday
ama itia mph Thursday.
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cea thru ThuFsday excspi eansi.
daFahla eloudlneaa aoutA nartion
wiiA oeeaSianal lighl Faim loser
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esi tonight Fanglng ron 1S-to h.
terior Of eKtFema maTth b s. de-.
nress IL exifeme soath partan.
jacksonville thru the FInrida
Straits; Modcraie 10 frekh nnrth &
|northeast winds thru Thursday
Me3lly el0ady weather wlih shoW-
ere IN aoufh end esntrai poFtinnx
East Cult: MndsFaia n lreah
nnraA b anrtheass winds mr.
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partly eieuay.
wesiern caFihhean: ModeFsis 4
ffeah northaasieFly windg mrs
Thursday and moatir eioady wa
ther VIII oeeasiamal showaFa
weatAsr sammary for fhn trgpi
cal Auanfir. caribhean Sea Arss
sd ne Eaatsra Gulf q Mexico.
weather eomdliions aFe HoFmal i
|shs hnFrieans hels wi1h % slgna q
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11

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afksd - si1sm6.
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Counly CFoup Il
Thanked For Giving
Space To Juvenile
Court Activities

The county commissioner
were late starting their meet
Inc last night but Il vas the
city's fault - in . way.
Gerald saundeFn, ehairman q
ne ooard e eounty eommlssioners
hsid ~ NE start II the nesting
As he started b drive away iron
hla homa. lTis ssush S.. the ffonl
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ARMIsuCE TRIBUTE

49, N&4##s -
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to D The recipients Uf 10 great
a hr.lase snd i Is > pgiyaege 10.
caatnae d eniay tie liberties and
.reeaoms that eanstifaie TIE Amer.
ieah say a BE We shall never
iarui ihs magalfade Il ne sac.
rl8eca 81 thoae Nha have fallen IN
osf bahalf fralg 4 has hssa sald
laai uai before In the history "a
msoaud have - many ID - bean
iassaie3 la - isw.
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hecnme sppareai ihal tie stFuaaisI
&C. lasting peaee Is not YET flnlsh.
ed De- ae zee 81 siouf hesrt and
afe nef easily dAeuurased. wa ere
trm BE- ear tetFmlnatioa 10 heht
lar tasi wArh we bclleye righs
Ne tacri1ce on Ger part wSa pruxe
iae Hreat We shal nai be detour.
ea ircm tae pains thal lead 10 to-
uWFVrEal hrutherhosai az man. ~he
tsfaanY # q iew e. tha dlsparae.
tHE amr whlch ws have seen IN
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haar Aams ~ Aman."
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laar trasY.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11

The human race also includes that nan who ex-
poets female 70 meet him IT the time and place ne said
che would
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11

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tlmna
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11

Most self-made men and women forget how 10 play
Y the process Of getting ahsad don't let that happen
% you.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11

The reader. We hope, wi not agree with everything
In these eolumnx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11

Il i bslisvsa fhsFs wsrs no -.
me8lia eaia eatsids a. ~ Va.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11

TIE aetlna soyernor renewed n,
REQUEST more slrnnaiy allar JaAn
hccaFiy. brother a the lsla So.
eFnof, announeed . "MccaFsy ean.
dldals" wouid re ior Ne unsE.
parea tsrm 81 ne desd rhlef txee.
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ths sniry e . MgcaFty standard
bearer h ne Fsee iof De sever.
naFxhip w0sld Fssah IL eFeasisn
Ct poliiieal mach ne amona slaia
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Fengn weHa mnt intfhesmimg.
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fspoFisFB aaksd him yesterday 4
- enea mars M Fa4neaa oAhar
Yep heCarlg appolniees d fsslen.
FnFnpaka Amlhoriiy chalFman
Tar PoSers' aciisa Il eslllna A
meeting Il has SFsup Co Tharsday
after Johns I'D asksd IN b pasl.
pone ne saaniam uniil Dee. / may
hase bad somsthina d q wlth
ertnging ahoma yesterdays sas.
pen&ont. PoweFx saie ke 81 tAs
meeting waa needad - splis e
- seslas eessrusgs posipoas.
msni FsemsuL
gshas saia tAsrs 81 - - slr~.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11
JOHNS sUsPENDs

ISIS. unless Leans calls q special
ssssiQs q Ne LsgislataFs.
TIE Hnspenhton rrmera eiimnxed
. day filed w1h runners nat
lohna piamned 10 cugl he tuFnplks
authoFlty snA FaelAg eommlsllsn
memhsFa haah Pu~Rrs ard Hag.
aaFd annsaneed early u ne aflef.
noon that thslr Eealgastions I'D
Been requeslad.
Powers sald Jeans gave I'm -
feaaon Zoe aaklng BIN 10 aull End
deeiined - eaaisr wtiA Nm shnui
lha matter.
Hagssrd sai9 tha acting ggver.
nor told hin only he wanisd men
sFound I'm that 30 knew and h
eould dspend en.|
TIE refusal Il msmhers Il holh
eodiss - resign was fsilewec
elnaalg ~ tha orders hFingina
ahout their snspensions.
"a was necessary 10 tahe thll
aeiion whleh I rsgIsi vsEy musk. :
JoAns inid FspoFtsra whe Ne eallet
- he ofliea.
Almost 90 aoam &c Juhns Tel
ever ne duties Of ngseFnag allsl
the daath Il MeCarty espi q. n
anaoancea ha eli AZ aamlnlatra
tlon efileials Should effer DER rs
iEnaiions a. . courtesy h hin
onlY Motor vehiela commlssioasl
I, v Fisher and state conasTsa
tion supsFviSor Carries neVis e
Tered 70 cut halA her Faalgna
tlons wers decilnsd.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
Boom Town

money fast enough at one machine. 50 was
uouched over two), she answered:
Thirty slot machines straight ahead,
then fourteen dice tables to the left.''
Las VEGAS night clubs don't care how
much they pay their stars, figuring, no
doubt, that the stars win probably lose their
loot. and then some. right back at the gam
ing tables. At one time. luminaries like
Bankhead. Lena Horne, Joe E. Lewis and
Melchior are likely to be appearing within
confines Of a single mile along the Strip"
To see them. you need only order round
Of sodas for your entire party. The boys will
get you on the way out. Joe E. Lewis ended
his engagement by climbing atop dice
table and imploring. Shoot any part ofme."
At the airport he added, elf I was
Evening star., 1953-06-21

uSvE0AS. Swimming pools ore empty
alive today, I'D be q very sick man. But
III be back tn play Las Vegas again next
year. want to visit nay money"
TEE LAST STRAW. When Gardner
Cowles. the noted publisher and editor,
and were taken for tour of Hoover Dam
and Lake Mead, our guide pointed to the
hreathtaking vista and boasted, Biggest
man-made lake in the world. Mightiest DAM
Loftiest range Of pure rock mountains. How
does it all strike your"
Cowles. deeply appreciative, murmured,
Wonderful! But somewhere voice is call
ing - and think that somewhere is the
dice table at the Desert Inn"
Rack we went. We saw all, knew all
and lost all. BENNETT CEf
Evening star., 1953-06-21

the first time from recurring and dew
astating cycle of Foods and drOughts.
Boom times ensued for Southern California,
Arizona and Nevada, but nowhere were the
results 50 immediate as IN the town, rs miles
from the dam, called Las Vegas.
From sleepy community of 5000 in
1925, Las Vegas has nushroomed into a
feverish. brassy city of 40 600 today, featur-
ing high gambling, low taxation, easy mar
riage and painlessly simple divorce. It has
seven magnificent resort hotels. with two
more building and virtually anything goes
there - particularly visitors money.
LET'S TAKE the lush, recently opened
Sands Hotel as typical Of this new vacation
paradise" The Sands, fronting the new
and constantly expanding Strip" cost four
million dollars and it took the proprietors
almost two full months Of round-the- clock
gambling by painting guests to recoup their
investment. One gent who had lost 5000,
considered SIC charge for his room exorbi-
tant. The benevolent desk clerk reduced it
to $l4 and the man went away happy.
Another guest a lady whose lantern
jaw won her the nickname of Mime. Pop
eye" held the dice for IS minutes. She
made q consecutive passes" (sevens and
elevens). but being cautious soul. won
only $132.
Excited gamblers around her, hove
ever, backed her heavily, and her splurge
cost the management $2l5, 700.
OUTSIDE Of the constantly crowded gam
ing rooms Of the Sands, and other hostelries
IN its class, are lavish accommodations, ele-
CANT shops and deserted swimming pools.
For those who do not like fancy roulette or
the galloping dominoes, there are slot ma
chimes in every nook and Granny.
Iasl1ed one busy lady, (Which way is it to
the Office Of the Las Vegas Sun'?" Without
breaking her rhythm (she couldn't lose her
Evening star., 1953-06-21

W7HEM the mighty
w Hoover Dam, har-
Messing the waters Of
the Colorado River. was
completed in 1886. agri-
cultural and industrial
interests in the South
vveat were urOtected for
Evening star., 1953-06-21

FEkl how soft and bouncy the ends are. Not
fizy, not crackly. Beauty Rinse Neutral.
ner Instantly restores the delicate acid bal
ance Of your hair. the reason your home
permanent Is 80 soft, 20 pcriecsly natural
looking fTum The very Grst day.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
PART-TIME WORK
6.15-Q.20
PART-TIME MAN

II YOU have a car and free evenings
we can guarantee results. We train
you IN our store. KEYSTONE SELF
SERVICE CO., 6400 Ga. ave. NV.
any time. Omen I'LL q nm a
Evening star., 1953-08-30
HELP--MEN

part-time ewes. and
Saturdays. full-time 6-day week
For hardware. mems and boys
clothing. Apply Monday, GOLDEN
BERGS, Shirlington, Va. Coop
or main store. 7th and K SITS. NV
junior statesmen to earn
while learning. construction. all
modernization. also plumbing and
heating business. You can now as
sociate yourself permanently with the
largest concern of this type In this
area, no automobile necessary. This is
an opportunity to enter the $4,000
YEARLY income bracket without any
cost to YOU. This is the first time
our organization has offered to in
manner. due to expansion Of busi-
ness If YOU are interested contact
Mr.. Clark Immediately from 10 to
IL. morns. CONSOLIDATED ENGI-
NEERING & DISTRIBUTING CO
OF AMERICA 400 n st ne 40
Evening star., 1953-08-30
PLUMBERS

EXPERIENCED ON NEW WORK. 81
GRANT CIRCLE NV, RA. o-02S7
PORTER, colored, wanted; position
perm. Do not apply unless you
have good local refs. CLARKs, 7OS
l4th st. NV.
PORTER. coiored, full time, for drug
store: local refs. required. QU1G-
LEY'S PHARMACY, 2lSt and q NV
OF color experience on presses, sizes
22x29 up; to work in r-conditioned
plant. Phone MR.. NICHOLSON. ME
pRiNTiNG fISSS1 MqPsfs;s PsEsssMAN, No. 2 Kelly;
Bros. sIsfsi PRINTING CO. S ego = . st. NV
RADIO BENCH MAN, exper., salary
and bonus. Call MR.. BENTE, HO'
RA5ia I5S9S' REpA1RMAN. bench o work
thoroughly experienced, radio and
phonograph repair. DOWD'S RADIO
COMPANY. 441S Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
SALESMAN

This is an easy, 1-call proposition.
Investigate this. Apply 1929 18th
st. NV, 2nd f.. Gil am. only.
SALESMEN-Is high comm. q week
worth a postcard to you? Then
rush card for special FREE TRIAL
PLAN that sells amazing new auto
matte refrigerator defroster Ike
hot cakes! DEFROSTOMATIC'
Dept. s4-A. 173 w. Madison, Chi
AND sALESwoMEN-
Full or part time. Dignified proven
average earnings. Experience not
necessary. HEYwooD CUSTOM
CLOTHES, 764 North olebe road
statesmen, real estate, for old. well
established ONCE; experience not nee
essary. we will train you; listing listing
iRnR!F;10n gTREFq arALFR9 ARPly Con- Mr. 1ssf sp0's
sXiIEsMEN. full or part time, com
naission-renewals. Sell advertising.
Direct mail. Leads furnished: Call
AD. 3-6632, Monday ( to $50 pm.
liberal commission. air
conditioning and heating statesmen
to cover established territories.
SOLAR HEATING CO. IA. 7-43Oo.
sALEsMEN-outsids full or part
time earnings hieh. opPoEsunity for
SEIEIEss. 5H7FfstfEs i4gs5B Il st. LIVINGSTON NV.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
HELP MEN

PLASTERERS = Coiored mechanics
long Job in D. C. with winter work;
SIS per day. 10. 9-S137 Fri. aftei
pm, Sat. and Sun. all day. 30
PLASTERERS White mechanics;
long job with winter work; $25 pei
PLUMBER WANTED with Maryland
journeyman's card; steady work.
PLUMBERS-New construction in
Alex; l years work. GEORGE F.
WARNER d CO., 81. 3-34S9. 1915
PIUMBERS AND HELPERS, expert
enced in new and old work. Apply
GENERAL HEATING ENGINEERING
CO. 4I3O Georgia ave. NV, TU.
2-4744. 80
struction work. Apply between 8
and s, WEHRLE 81 DRURY, 1909
kaniInnrfh ave n 3
Evening star., 1953-08-30
CAREER OPPORTUNITY

94-year-old organization has opening
in our expanding local ONCE for a
man with Government or business
experience. Executive capabilities
have been successful with last or
present come 'tion but desirous of
a larger income opportunity. In
come in accordance with ability.
Group insurance disqualification and
pension plans provided For inter
view, write Box 303-M, Star, stating
age, education and experience back
Ground
Evening star., 1953-08-30


MEN, handicapped, to sell household
articles to handicapped people; ex-
cellent commission. LA. 6-OS49.
MEN OR WOMEN to enjoy a profit
able business of their own in their
own community in Arlington and
Alexandria; full or part time. we
assist you in starting and establish
ing your business. Write RAW
LEIGH'S, Dept. DCH-14-MW. Rich
MEN. white. for promotion and con-
tact work for large Wholesale dtstrib-
utor; excel. opportunity; vacation,
benefits, etc: 5-day wk. Apply MR..
FULTON. 1921 9th st. NV. .
MEN, two full time and one part
time. inexperienced full-time men
average 500 and up per week. Re
peat business plus regular customers
assures you Of steady. regular in
basis If you wish to prove to your
self what an excellent opportunity
this is. Fuller Brush dealers average
Sl0O and up per week 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-
income INQUIRE at s11 National
or phone DI. 7-4477 or DI. 7-34sS.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
statesmen ATTENTION

National company estab-
liShed many years in Washing
ton offers q perm. sales posi-
ton to alert aggressive man
under 36: Applicant must have
successful sales background or
be accustomed to dealing with
the public. Position carries
very substantial income II you
can qualify. For information
call MR.. JEWETT, ST. 3-6324.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
PHOTOGRAPHERS

We need several candid wedding
photographers with own equip. Free
lance, home portrait operators. Also
Top pay for top man. Call week
dayS in person or phone for appt.
ANTON S, 1912 G ST. NV.
Evening star., 1953-08-30

TTNNERS, experienced only, cutters.
downspouts, metal roofing, cleo.
Shop work on rainy DAYS. Top pay
TRAINEE for pest-control service
route. Excellent opportunity for am
bilious young man to become as
Sociated with the worlds largest
pest-control company. Liberal en-
ploye benefits. Apply in person to
ORKIN EXTERMINAT1NG CO., 5S04
TRuCK DRIVERS, for coal delivery:
must have good record and be able
to obtain Md chauffsur's permit.
See Mr.. LIE Sage. yard and ware
house ONCE. E. C. KEYS q son,
Brookville rd and B. & o. Freight
Line; or call JU. 5-9015. 80
TRUCK DRIVERS. for downtown for
list; must know city. Excellent work
ing conditions and opportunity for
right man. Call Mr.. Steinbach, Ma.
TRUCK TcTo' MECHANIC - For feet of
small trucks. 5 day week. Apply in
person EAGLE TRANSFER co,
Garase. $40 E st. s.w. so
WAREHOUSE MAN familiar with
running Of storage warehouse: good
starting salary; transp to and from
Wash. BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE
TRANSFER e. STORAGE CO, 1924
Georgetown rd,, Bethesda, Md.
Evening star., 1953-08-30

SALESMAN-Earn better than aver
age income. Sales force expansion
Excel. salary and comm; extremely
high earnings possible for energetic
Slant repeat volume sales. Non-com-
petitive products. Our firm. the
largest sanitary supply firm in the
East. Salesman training. Full COM
pany cooperation. Car REQUIRED;
DIXIE JANITOR SUPPLY CO.. INC
NJ NJ
Evening star., 1953-08-30
statesmen

LANDSCAPE MATERIAL
We are interested in several full.
time men, who own cars and require
at least $4,000 YEARLY income. Com
pensation on q liberal commission
basis. We will train men selected
thoroughly.
We are expanding to this area a new
department, providing ground f1doI
opportunity with the Oldest and
Years years. in business. Full page ane
back cover ads currently appearine
in nine national magazines. Write
briefly to our District Manager. Mr.
Wesley Pearce, P. o. Box %, Brooke
vile. Md. giving address and tele-
phone number.
STARK BROS. NURSERIES AND
Evening star., 1953-08-30
MANAGERS
S105 WEEK

A national organization opening q
branch ONCE is desirous Of contact
ing men with management expert
ence in direct selling Car required.
Give brief resume in reply. Box
353-T, Star. II
Evening star., 1953-08-30
PHARMACISTS

Registered. Excellent salary, 4S-hour
week, t6l S-hr. days, 6 holidays
per year with pay. Lee. prescrip-
tions, excel. chance for advance
ment. vacation with pay after
year. sick leave after | year, in
surance, and disqualification avail.
after 3 months employment, re-
tirement plan avail. for those over
apply in person to Mr.. c. B. Aldrich.
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.
II P st. NE. washington .. D. c.
PHOTOGRAPHERS. experienced in pro-
lection printing; permanent position
open with modern conditioned
color lab, processing Ansco Color
materials. See MR.. REISINGER. 9
to 5. 7I5 Kennedy st. NV. -3
Evening star., 1953-08-30
SALESMAN

Due to promotion we have an open
ing in our heating division sales
ducer who is not afraid of long
hours and hard work. Age not over
80 years. Must be college grad
uate, preferably married with ex-
cellent refs. Previous sales eX-
perience desired but not essential,
since we supply a complete. course
Of training personal help and super
vision during starting period. start
ing salary 1926 per mo. Must turn.
car for which liberal monthly allow
To find out whether you fit the job
or whether the job fits you, phone
Mr. Carson, ia. 9-S500. Inter
views confidential
SINCLAIR REFINING co.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
HELP MEN
MEN

Several positions open for men be-
tween the ages Of II and 36. Night
work. Guaranteed progression In
creases. Must. have drivers IL
Phone DI. 7-1708 between Q pm.
and 8 pm 80
Evening star., 1953-08-30
2 MEN

AGE 30-66
Wanted by prominent virginia cor.
poration for public relations and
sales work in metropolitan area.
Dignif1ed position with prestige,
paid during field training. First
years earnings should exceed $4,000
after provided you are willing TO
work 6. hrs. daily. II you have q
pleasant personality and the use
PLEASE APPLY TO MIR. JORDAN.
LINGTON. va. MON. 9:30-NoON.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
IF YOU OUATJFV
PART TIME WORK

$50 to pm. National concern re-
quires services of g neat appearing
young men. Is to 80 to work ewes.
in library div. Must have high school
satisfied with SO per eve. to start.
Dial Hr 3-R240 Mon. and TueR
Evening star., 1953-08-30
SALESMANAGER

ShIEiOWhNhOEI
National publisher needs experienced
organizer as Washington branch
manager; must be capable OF or
ganizing female sales personnel on
both lead and crew basis; expert
ence necessary. This is a new low
priced book-maRaZine club offer
that is having phenomenal success
elsewhere. Potential $4,000 to
$4,000 on commission and ex-
penSe basis: car necessary. For
interview, write stating age and ex-
Dprience to Box 1877, Star
Evening star., 1953-08-30

IT DOESN'T HAPPEN OFTEN
But due to growing pains, Allstate
Insurance Co. founded by Sears.
Roebuck g. Coz has an opening in
Washington for an aggressive married
man, $3.50. with some sales expert:
ence. A car is essential. Successful
candidate will receive thorough
sales training enabling him to pro-
duce volume commensurate with
nationwide achievement OF COM
pany whose record of growth has
been unparalleled and unprecedented.
Unique method Of operation assures
unlimited prospects. Earnings In
excess of beginning guaranteed SAL
ary possible after short training
period. Paid vacations, profit shar-
ing. Call MR.. BEANS. JU. S-2317.
openings for employed
men for uniformed guard work.
physical and moral reauirements
comparable to those of law enforce
ment agencies; must be available
$3.50 pm. to $50 pm. Fridays and
9 am. to . pm. Saturdays; approx
innate earnings. SIS. Apply in
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY,
1888 Eye st. NV.