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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-12
SPortsn'a''shiP
Is A Requisite
Of Commissioner
Chairman, Says

ASs ~~Jt
man of q "town meeting"
program to be sponsored by
the Key West Business and
Professional Woman's Club
Thursday, hit back today
against a critic of the pro-
gram who said that the ques-
tons were rugged
The critic, who is a can
didate for the city commits
sion, decried the fact that
participants Of the program
will have to answer prepared
questions rather than those
Of the audience.
In q three page prepared state.
ment, Mrs. Crosby denied that the
Questions the candidate win dis.
cuss are out of line by saying that
they are the same questions that
Key Westers from all walks of life
are asking. She added that a COM
mittee of eleven BPW members
passed on them before they were
sent to the individual candidates.
Mrs. Crosby also exprsssed efa.
| LITIGATION for the enthusiasts res.
Iponse" evidenced BY the candl.
dates. She did not say how many
had accepted the BPW offer tc
speak.
"They have shown q great deal
LOT craftsmanship In their accept
ance Of our invitation" said Mrs
Crosby. "And of course that is one
of the prime requisites of q good
commissioner"
MRS. Crosby Pointed out that
The BPW 10 HE only civic ersani-
xasion outside Of iisa Junior
Chamber Of Commerce which
has sponsored . mass.meesins 90
thsf The voters may hear how HE
candidates feel On certain issues.
MANY voters want to hear what
the main differences are between
q City Manager and Mayor Coun-
Gil form Of government. In fact,
Our state representative wants to
know what the people of Key West
desire In the way of q city govern
ment because he introduced a bill
lin the last session Of the legisla-
|ture to submit this very question
to the voters to decide. Isn't it
natural for the people of Key West
to want to hear from the lips of
the men who later may represent
them what the main differences
are?" Mrs. Crosby said.
MRS. Crosby added shst she had
received favorable comment on
Tho seNsn meeting program from
Businessmen, Navy Yard work.
ere and The esndidstes thsmseIv.
90.
She predicted q large gathering
for the rally.
Mrs. Crosby was joined In her
stand by former City Commission
er Fred Dion who lauded the
group for taking the personal out
of local politics and putting things
where they belong: in issues, not
personalities"
Evidently, the candidate who
made the statement Saturday has
not the knowledge or the courage
to face the issues and wants to be
elected by the old method of in
Iuendo and no platform" Dion con-
tinued.
can Of the questions asked By
Continued On Page Two,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-12
Johns Ideas
On Resignation
Bring Protests
McCarty Appointees
May Force A
Political Showdown

TALLAHASSEE 1-Some Of the
top appointees Of the late Gov. Dan
stiffened today at sug-
gestions from Acting Gov. Charley
e. Johns that they resign.
Chairman Richard H. Simpson
Of the State Road Board may have
sounded the keynote for . political
showdown by declaring he felt
"any voluntary resignation at this
time would be betrayal Of the
placed in me by the
late Gov. McCarty and the thou.
sands Of people who supported him
In his race for governor.
81 feel that after the governor
Is elected to succeed McCarty all
should offer their res.
ignations for consideration Of the
new governor who has been before
the people with his program"
A successor to fiji out the last
two years Of McCarty's fouf year
term win be elected next year.
Johns win hold the powers Of gov
ernor Until the successor tzles
over In January, 1855.
Statements simila. 10 Simpsons
came from Hotel Commissioner
Mack Humphrey, Chairman James
T. Vocelle of the industrial COM
mission and w. Howard Farmland
who hold dual membership on the
State Road Board and the Florida
Turnpike Authority.
me Comment
Some others reacted with ''no
comment" to Johns statements
that he feels he should be handed
the designations Of members of
the so-called Little Cabinet Of ad-
ministrative officials and members
Of the State Racing Commission,
turnpike authority and game and
fresh water fish commission.
At least two McCsrty appointees
said they would turn in their res
Ignations If Johns wants them.
They were Conservation Supervisor
Charlie Bevis and Miller Joiner.
4 member of the same commits.
sion.
The question Of designations has
come to the fore In piecemeal
fashion since Friday when Motor
Vehicle Commissioner e. v. Fish.
er sent his resignation to Johns
The acting governor rejected 1t
Saturday and said II he didn't get
,thers from members he thinks
should be replaced be would ask
Tor them.
Statement Amp,Hisd
Sunday night at Starke he de-
clined to say which members he
felt should be replaced. But he
his Tampa statement
and added members Of the racing,
turnpike and game boards to the
list Of those he felt owed him the
same consideration shown by Fish
er's resignation.
Hotel Commissioner Humphrey
said "Pm not going to make any
resignation. II I'm asked
for it I'll make q decision at that
time" He said he hadn't con-
ferred with Johns since the Senate
president took over the duties Of
governor upon the death Of Gov.
Sept. %.
my policy has been 10 carry
out the program Gov. McCarty
outlined In his inaugural address.
That I'll continue to do until I'm
the hotel commissioner
said.
FARMLAND commented that
Johns "says In one newspaper N.
ticle that II he wants q resignauon
he win ask for IL. in another ar
tiele he says We should offer our
designations. In view Of these con-
hicting statements, ! do not know
what he wants. / think I win Just
wait for direct acton from him
before taking any steps"
Cooperation Pledged
He recalled that the road board
has told the acting governor In
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-08-07
ISRAEL AND EGYPT SIGN
PACT ON RELEASE OF
NON-MILITARY VESSELS

TEL AVN, (ISD = Israel and
Egypt signed an agreement under
which vessels of either country
that enter the territorial waters of
the other nation because of engine
trouble, storms or any other I'M
comfortable factor will be given
shelter and will be allowed to
continue to their destination. The
agreement covers non-military
vessels carrying non-military car
goes. Similar agreements have al
ready been concluded between
Israel and Syria and Israel and
Lebanon.
The 65-ton Egyptian S. S. Samir
was returned to Egyptian author
tiles recently after being seized in
Israel territorial waters.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-08-07

This year the survey involved college students from all
the country They attended the Brandeis Camp Ins
tue camp of Jewish study, and they asked
number of questions to establish the extent of
their identification with Judaism and the extent of their
insecurity Jews The QUESTIONABLE prepared by NAL
colin D. Rivkin Harvard student had been protested on
students from Harvard Radcliffe and Brandes University
The results of the study led to the conclusion that Amer
Judaism is losing the character of positive sousasy
ing force Mr. Rvkn emphasized that if Judaism is to
survive and develop, Jewish leaders must reexamine re-
vauate and reene its role in terms of presentday prob
em past experiences He found the highest level of
identification with Jewishness among Orthodox and Con
sentative Students with extensive education and Of
cehoders in Jewish organizations The lowest level of
Identification from students with Reform or agnostc
backgrounds those who had limited Jewish education
Women showed strong tendencies to be identified than
This is because Jewish groups in this country offer
its larger variety of activities Also probably be-
the tends to be orented away from the home to-
ward the larger society where he find occupationa
status In this atmosphere there is corresponding lessen
ing of forces and aracveness towards Jewish Identification
On the other hand the Jewish woman because she has less
opportunity for achievement in the occupaona world tends
join Jewish women groups and adopts Jewish values
than men
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-08-07

But he of with the times because
of advantage but because of nganed faith honesty
and deep-rooted conviction.
There times Tafts life when he manifesy
inconsistent that he bafed country world and political ALI
we'll But his inconsistency the inevitable by
product of an honest mans cropping for the truth.
There nothing inconsistent however in his long and
honorable of dedication country in his love for the
Jewish people and their striving for national independence
He the saunchest advocates of Jewish statehood
and the oupoen defender of sraes interests places
where it most counted.
Senator Tafts premature demise will be mourned by the
millions of all faiths who knew him to whom the
word prejudice was completely alien. .
The following statement was issued by Mr. Louis LpskY
chairman of the American Zionist organizations the United
States:
"The American Zionist Council mourns the untimely
death of its great friend Senator Robert A. Taft and extends
to his greving family it's deepfelt sympathy
Senator Taft of the early advocates of the
soraon of Palestine the Jewish National Home He be-
creation of of freedom for the longepressed Jewish
people in the Promised Land He wavered from his
faith in the justice of that
HE believed that international should be kept
and therefore voiced his protest against the Palestine White
Paper of 1882 which he regarded breach the Mandate
and Of the Bafour Declaration.
"He of the most faithful leaders in American
political life in support of the Jewish after World War
H. and greatly aided in the creation of the State of Israel and
in support thereafter of all American efforts aid Israel
to absorb the tens of thousands of refugees coming from all
parts Of the world and in consolidating the economy of the
new State.
The bipartisan support of American policy on Israel was
cacy of fair dealing toward the State of Israel difficult
problems
The Jewish people will long remember him as faithful
friend and as statesman of high integrity"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-08-07
A Friend of Jewry Passes

In the death of Senator Robert A.
Taft the country has lost one of the
leading political figures of the gen
Grafton and the Jewish community
one of its best friends.
Taft in recent years was tragic
figure. Not alone because he twice
failed of attainment when the high
est office of the country was within
his grasp. but because he lived in
world that was passing him by rap
idly. He was a traditionalist by
training and inclination and the
changing world he was Witnessing
baffled him as much as it hurt him.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-08-07
JEWISH SECURITY: Perhaps the most interesting part

of the study the part which tries to establish to what
extent Jews feel in this country high degree of
security showed itself among those who lived in neghbor
hoods to schools where there large number
of other Jews . Women also very secure The
insecure people from schools with few
feowJews They had very high incomes and tended to
be men, rather than women The highly identified Jews
not necessarily the most In fact large pro-
portion of the most jewish subjects evidenced marked in
security Of course the sample group which this finding
based SMALL and possibly unrepresenative Neverthe
less the result of the study interesting nasmuch the
trend among Jews towards breaking away from neigh
borhood ties and moving other Emphasis u.s. of
course laid the fact that the only insecurity American
Jews face is anonymous state of social insecurity The
American Jew enjoys equal protection under the law and the
privileges and mmunities of other American citizens He
not exposed external forces which demand that Jews
band together perish -.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-08-07
B etween You and Me-.
POLL ON JUDAISM
Copyright, 1858, Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Inc.)
BY BORIS SINCLAIR

From time to time Jewish students at Har-
ward "take the pulse" among their colleagues
on their Identification with Judaism Last
year the results of such poll presented
rather gloomy picture >. Most of the stu
dents were not ashamed of being Jews, but
they said that they were Jews only because
their parents were Jews They knew
nothing about Judaism and cared little about
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-08-07
The
Quiz
Box

BY Rabbi Samuel J. Fox
Copyright, 1853, Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Inc.)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-08-07

QUESTION: What is the origin
Of the words of "Hatikvah"?
ANSWER: Naphtali Herr I'M
Der, a poet and writer who also
had an interest in music is the
accepted author of the poem
which is supposed to have been
written in the year 1878. The orig
inal piece consists of nine stanzas
all of which speak of the longing
for Zion and the yearning to re-
turn to it. 1t was accepted by the
Palestine colonists and adopted as
the so-called Hebrew National
Anthem" in 1897, by the Zionist
movement, at the First Zionist
Congress in Basic, Switzerland.
s. y
QUESTION:: What is the origin
of the music of "7atikvah"?
ANSWER: There are a number
of interesting and varied opinions
on this subject. There is tradi-
ton which claims that Imber
wrote the poem in the colony of
RiShon L'Zion and it was set to
music. by Samuel Cohen of that
colony in Palestine Some claim
that an old Bohemian folk tune
was adapted as the melody for
the Hatikvah. Others say that
Imber himself used phrases of the
traditional "Yigdal" prayer mel
ody for the music of "Hatikvah."
An interesting opinion claims that
Imber may have borrowed the
melody from a canatorial compo-
sition of the famous Cantor Mis-
san Belzer of Odessa.
Il = x
QUESTION: What is a ''klez-
mer"?
ANSWER: The word "klezmer"
is a corruption of two Hebrew
words exile" and "zemer" meaning
instruments of song" It is be-
lieved to have been used in the
latter part of the middle ages to
denote an ensemble of players of
musical instruments who would
play for family festivals or for
the synagogues at certain occa-
sions. Many of them played for
non-Jewish occasions too. Today
the term is used in the Yiddish
language to denote either an en-
semble or even one player of a
musical instrument. It is interest
ing to note that during the middle
ages, playing musical instruments
became a standard profession
among Jews. In Constantinople
in the 10Th century there were
some 500 Jewish musicians.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-08-07

QUESTION: What is the origin
Of the words of "Hatikvah"?
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HELP WoMEk (ceWt.)

3EAUTIClAN. full time or part time
sxperienced or inexperienced. Ap.
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"3h7 ,Varnum st.. Mt. Rainier, Nd,
or call Miss Bass, WA. 7-4O66. --lS
BEAUTY OPERATOR; full or part
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sEAUTY OPERAToRs-Women' o,
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Il. IIt fs4eio. fzReEi man or woman: -,g Gan
BEAUTY OPERAToR-stesdy part.
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ss66AUTX SHOP, 1921 14th st. NV,
sEAuf7S toSpPERAroR-r TOP IaI sai.r,
and commission. full or part time
SEA6fFY' F'' sGHos, Shedsn 1867 81 " RAlsHsa BIesa
sEAyTY OPERATORS, earn $50 5' to
$lO0 wk:: guarantee plus comm. !;
80 otC&0y pVo1t1Ous SlI .
cooled. mod shop LOUIS CREATIVE
HAIRDRESSERS ITO Eye ct NV
BOOKKEEPER TYPlST, intellisent.
for interesting. position with quality
portrait studio and news photo
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BooKKEEPiNG CLERK - Able to
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accounts receivable Bookkeeping. Ap-
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with figures. good handwriting; $50
to start. Apply RoCHEL'S. 1910 F
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CASHIER. 8 am. to 4 PM, 8 days.
Ideal for evening student. Down
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3:9100. THE CAPITAL GARAGE.
Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer, 1920 New
York ave n w III
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DESK CLERK
MUST KNOW SWITCHBOARD
Apply ALBAN TOWERS, $500 Mass.
ave. NV. -16
D. S. J.

d. S. j.
Or Vari-type operator. Alex. area
Call Mr.. Baker, OV. 3-2s32.
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HELP-MEh AND WoMEh

U3AV-NWkN AND WOMEN
BEAUTY OPERATOR to manage shop.
Also tWS operators. Apply In per-
lis
RES; MGR. for lse. roomins house
es %R. Shh; %GHx. aifi Ill., e.. s.bss1:a s1a AIs .1t
CARETAKER, white or eolored, man
CT, couple, for 4 small 6idGS.: Eood
dren. Cali D1. 7-774O. is
CAsHIER.CMEcKER, Yuu time open.
Ing at Raleigh Hotel, Eth Snd
Fenna. ave. NV. Apply In person.
ASSdttors'i nSsHH .,,. once. Room 1eS. No
?xKpaS:k' S.!s sIS: pt 70 ,ss:. e.s; for slogss.'
G0yEkN&ENT W0asiKIEIRs. coioT.d
Earn S2S weekly and uD IA SpSri
For Information NO. T-S1ie: M
sT0St MANAGERS, experienced ., 70,
laundry and dry cleaning. Gooc
pay plus eonmiSsion. 0RAYeTCNii
1AnTgNH5DRY. 221e Sth Of. n.V.. AD
cFIE". aARpENEE AND wi7i.. mrs +,
take care Of home and children OF
!ge; eState. Excel. working condS
so. 'oe dzaE su.ftsT: Hr. 1sri.:. IL re.
YOUNG NAN Oh WOMAN to Worl
In 1BM room; z0.hr., 6.dey VIZ;
20 Saturday work; s.W. sector Oh
Rs; ave. II interested call Mr.
EBEET: RE. 7-64QO. is
1885 YRS: OF AGE. for nightvork
esrsen. Nj! Henry. !s'sSIaxi MEADOW oARDE aEoLh E
iRiRS3RPFp iRiRS3RPFpcTS xTvHC co. 1aS7 D -Ii,,E e. Sc
to manage new modern motel. Lees.
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KITCHEN

Complete planning and remodellns
service Let US show you what car
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down payment, 80 months to pay
Rhons sE s.kass4 ~ s4-46's' ewes and Sun.
OFFICE I1r.c PA,RT.iTE1ToNs.We Z! ar, are pre-;
sSS9 ssS9o%!ss es.. ds 3D. 4ssSd ss.stSa 81 oil
2-S03O for our estimator to arrange
PAINTING. interior and exterior;
TYBoSMSIPsoN. 20. s-ss7s Or H
FAiNTiNG. interior and exterior
Complete eenovating. Work guar.
eTITNER. K1. S-3S34.
PAINTlNG-Interior and exterior
ffTf IRE 1sa1s estimates; res. prices. Gal
PAiNTING. interior and exterior: fre,
estimates; reliable white mechanic
PAINTING, inside and out; low rates
white mechanics: work guaranteed
pafSriSe aFSf fSt IGi IGoiSsTRoHSSrioR-com2ml.r siIolSi
Is yrs. Mr.. LAWRENCE. IA. 1870;
PAINTING, PAPERING. interior. ex.
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P41NTiNS. G. n SrsRioR s :isdr snd .xt.Tor
best material in all work. A. r
PAINTING, PAPERHHNGING, reli-
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PAINTING. PAPERING. First.clas.
workmanship. Work done immedi-
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Painting-PlaStering
HOUSE REPAikING: free estimates
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located se5 GsnsF:5 Wsodda: aF:s
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but not neesssar9: excellent salary.
TYPisT. Tor nstional ers.. 30 v.p.m,:
air-cond. once; paid vaeaticns. sick
:sxs Sa.y 1f ae:D s-4so r5S PsHi'inA Pcs RA
rYr1sT-cLEKK. .1p.r:. over a5' .e-
sonnel and payroll procedure de-.
leave. Apply ANDREWS AIR FORCE
BASE MAIN EXCHANGE. Is
UNIVERSITY RE6EARCH OFFICE
shoIshand; iiberaI leave. s'N work '0 ins
teresting and varied: salary. $2,S00-
5000, depending on ability. DE.
2-72O0, MR.. MACK. ---17
WAITRESS, expeY.; white; excel. tips.
Apply in person. 1113 18th st. NV
WAITRESS. white. Apply in person,
wA1rREssEs. .zp.,,.ne.d. Ap1l1 1' ,n
! JPeEson: Es -. 1929 Conn. 49,. aye; ny; @a7 @5IaI7
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wAlTHEss1Must TPHSaEsssMt b. theroushly ex.
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experienced. Heur.; 11:S0 to 9 6.
Mack Sss Wi PLAEH uofRE s'Ri A?s 81 fsl:i M!:i
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FOOD RESTAURANT. 1885 Wis. ave
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SITUATIONS WoMEN

GRADUATE NURSE. shorthand. typ
ing. for doctors ONCE; good refer
aoVSEKEE1fEGR@ 1 ! Eco DcoMfAN1oN, f.Aii White
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NTRsE; .nRs :, H,Ss;, ITSs;,a eolo5sd desires chill:
ssSSHTirVs%s6SSsIo ssSkIag r 5000. .~.., - 1e:
ofdces: MA in English; prefer NV.
avail. Immediately. Box 263-G, Star
SECRETARY-A-1; responsible. capa.
BILE. personable. energetic. educated
discYiminsting. TIE. 6.3497.
WOMAN. experienced. room and
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EXCEILENT typist, eolorsd. desire.
job. full or part time. LU. 4-6672,
GENTLEwoMAN desires position com.
panion.nurse. Good home preferred
Eslf4hy' e h1Eh salary OIL s-s22l. MRS
ooESRtP9 GIRL. .zp.r, v.itr.s. waltz.
want. days work. Best refs. Ii
coIoRED GIRL. typist, desires s psrt.
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Pm. EXper. To. 2-6S96.
COLONED WOMAN from Gloucester
Co., Va, wants nuYSemaid or clean
Ing dr.'s once. 6h days. No bach.
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hElP-Do DOMESTIC

COOK. geasIel 1cI Australian dtple.
:sis.ai. %o. 'Sses'ssESsni s.ssoo. lit. .'ts t4sas:E
COOK AND G.H.W.-emau family;
reference necsssary; excellent S0i1ry.
The MECNT CO., employment Once,
* Z q. et 7th st: NV.
ir.ne., i've n; rsS5Ir.d SUM- and 4 S.sS 1ey ~ Isf;
INV. sxpsri.ne.d; vi Vic. PHSV Pins Rida..
Eeirfsx Sc &C. Va. Mon. Wed. Fri.
G.H.W.--Mountains Of Connecticut
SI: Srs Ss SsiRs AsTSR MSS!d f8 s8Sn;'e:s sssss soo
G,A.W.. 81 days: . until after t:so
TaEcms Park. Ma. 10. S.2i93. 's'''
S:iS .Syss:so s; Y o'.ts 81 ssessss ss,.
every other sun. Must IKE children.
+ esftiSns; = g :s,.SGx q; 2-sSis: s,;:. u lis
required. Box SS.G. star. n a i0
aaIsins" home. Z ,1: "'tE E. ~ lo o'fsss sos7si g.
4oMEA1AKER with ono. .xpo7. @!1 for
business woman; goed perm. home.
STATE SSe, exper.. refs. Box $50.
MxiD-Livs In. G.h.w., cooking. care
I chud; upstairs room, other help
emnl: Wed. aft. every other Sun.
of. Ref. req. $50 VIZ. IA. $500.
COUPLE, to take over household du-
ties and gardening for employed
parents; care Of 8 children; iivinS
quarters; must be willing workers;
Ieis. req. OIL. 4-1216 or Of.
ARE As2& YSo1U LOOKING FOR A JOE,
where you can put your brains to
work as well as do efacient house
keeping? Must be fond Of children;
drivers license: live in; liberal
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LIVE N-Maid.. g.h.v.; ~ BLOCK
HHirE vWsSSS&iAN. nv. in: r.h.v.: ear.
q boys: aee and ga; ouA:.
Men. ch: refs. rea.; S26 VIZ. AP.
cASt OF eM.,r..e,d siri and iisht
heuSewoEk: only highest type con.
sidered; refs. reau1red; North AZ.
essos St IN les ss q sat s.7ss7 ga' .iss. ss as.
WOMAN. 70 live IN; I'm. and besrd.
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VII AZ 71sffts' sf7s ,.s. Aon. ana aa 1n.l,
0Ad 0.h.W.; Heek ends fFea- coll
MR0. C&000N, B1oWniAg 7bSsy-S.
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Painting-PlaStering
HOUSE REPAIRING: free estimates;
reas.; quick service. WO. 6-7156.
Evening star., 1953-05-15
hELR--M0MEN

si@s % ts' e @ e e 1Sst SS .1S:F R:st
nee. Apply 1905 Eye st. NV. lie
WOMAN. eolered. to clean hotel
not phone. 1921 10th st. NV.
versiAed position with national shop
ping .orEantSation. Must be free to
travel y. 3. after training period.
Warner SuiidinS. is
WOMEN. white 1880: S4S per wk.;
TO carry diSheS and learn rest. work.
Gee MR.. FAJFAR. 1882 Conn. ave.
YOUNG WOMAN, "A or ever, a.
gressiye. lntelliEent, reliable: Apply
41lFSt44SS. 41FE4S CO.. Annandals' Va: E.
WHITE. ATTRACTIVE WOMAN with
some experience to work in delica.
F2URX2SSrr.' r''r Nx: A. es.745s.' 'oe rs IS
3! $40 t:ssa.5 sea 30 Or d.S: S
eDlepdi0 promotion for 2nd summer
Apply Sat. between 81, RIM. 921.
-1346 Conn. ave. NV. No phone calls.
AVON COSMETIC has openings for
smart, mature women who want
to earn extra money. Established
customers waiting for service. Cail
IA. $500. ~
VACATION MONEY?-Earn S2O-$4O
wkly.. with nationally advertised
AVON PRODUCTS. RE. 7-8107.
PART TIME. drug, cosmetic and TO-
necco: NO exper. nee. Ewes, Sat,
and sun; STANDARD DRUG Co..