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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-19
DEATHS.
CHARLES HERMAN soLL

Funeral services for Charles
Herman Boil, II, who died Thurs
day in a Tampa hospital, were held
this morning in that city. Inter-
ment was in Myrtle Hill Cemetery
there.
Mr.. Boil, who lived at 1902 Cayu-
ga, in Tampa, was a resident OF
Key West before making his home
in the west coast city. After going
to Tampa, he was employed by
the Tampa Electric Company for
80 years. He was placed on the
electric company's inactive list in
July, 1889, after injury suffered in
an accident.
He was a member Of John Darl.
ing Lodge No. 154, F&AM anC
Tampa Consistory Of Scottish Rite
Masons.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Minnie E. Boil; a son S-Sgt.
Charles H. Boil, Jr., with the u. S
Army in Puerto Rico; a sister,
Mrs. Theresa Martinez and num-
erous nephews and nieces.
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Apply To We'd

The following couples have ap.
Piled for marriage licenses in the
office Of County Judge Raymond
r. Lord:
Maxwell Wood, AZ, sos Elizabeth
ST., and Leslie Mae Sawyer, 80,
sos Elizabeth st.
7. William D. Payne, "a, AUW,
School, and Rachel I. L. Stewart,
%, $40 Grinnell St.
Charles L. Lewis, 22, USS Bush
nell, and Rose Marie Palado, 10.
Post Office Inn.
Rudolph A. Wackrow, 46, and Ida
Marie Edwards, IS, both of Grey
hound Key.
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ANNOUNCEMENT CALENDAR

MONDAY, October 18th:
s:oO-Ezabeh Taylor Circle Baptist Church
7:ao-Pythan Sisters Temple No. 30. at Pythian Hall
7:3o-WSCS at Ley Memorial Methodist Church Annex
s:0O-Juyenie Council, at the Clinic Bldg.
SO-Women of Presbyterian Church. at the church
S:00-Lons Club Auxiliary at Lions Den
S0O-Methodist Men, at Wesley House
sOo-Logi MART Nro orden Cabaeros de la Luz at ss
SO0-Acohoics Anonymous, meeting 5l5ba Duval St.
TUESDAY, October 10th:
s:00-Thrift Shop Naval Comissary. sl2
s00-Ladies Day Golf Tourna men at Key West Golf Club
123O-FRA Ladies' Auxiliary. at and Lobster House
800-Junior Womans Club at the Woman's Club.
64S-Kiwanis Club, at La Concha Hotel
730-Youth For Christ at File ming St. Methodist Church
7:so-Minoca Council No -, at Redmen's Hall
73O-Assemby No. ls Rainbow Girls Scottish Temple
7:45-Dupicate Bridge, at Fl Taylor
8:00-Beginners' Bridge at Fl. Taylor
s:oo-Cvi Air Patrol at Legion Home, Stock Island
S00-Dsabled Amer Veterans, No. Is at AZ Amelia St.
Soo-PTA at Key West High School
&1S-Rumba Lessons, Fl Taylor
WEDNESDAY, October 21st:
10o0-OWc Book Review Group, at Fort Taylor
1OsO-Navy Wives Club No S. at Bldg 49, Naval Station
123o-Naval Air Station owe, place to be announced
E30-HS1 owe, place to be announced
1OO-Ceramic Class. at West Martello Art School
1 Ills County PTA Council place to be announced
s0O-BPW Club at the Woman's Club
sOo-JayCees at Jr Chamber of Commerce clubhouse
THURSDAY, October 22nd:
1oo-Thrift Shop at Naval Commissary, Ia
1215-Rotary Club, at 81. Pauls Parish Hall
1230-VXI Owe, place to be announced
lOO-Handweavng Classes at West Martello Art School
2:00-Women's Auxiliary at Monroe General Hospital
7:30-CAP Cadets at Key Wes I High School
FRIDAY, October 2ard:
7:0O-Ceramics Classes at West Martello Art School
I:So-Youth For Christ, Poinciana Baptist Church
Soo-Fern Chapter No. q. oES, Scottish Rite Temple
. S:0o-Knghts Of Pyhias, at Pythan Hall
SUNDAY, October 25th:
ssoLosa MART" Nro orden Cabareros de la Luz
Amelia St.
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DELANEY TELLS Of


sContinued From PAGE One,
to contracting for work in this
area.
Other Accomplishments
Now let's look at some of the
other accomplishments during two
of the four year term to which /
was elected.
AT the Boulevard and 18th ST
land is being filled for a park and
Little League bali fields. Wages Of
city employees have been increas.
ed. Police and fire departments
for the first time have been furn.
Iished uniforms; Bonds of approx
mately $500. 900 have been reclaim.
ed; minors violating state bever.
age laws are made to share the
responsibility with bar owners:
'B" girls no longer prey on men
in the bars; the cemetery while
still in poor shape has been clean.
ed by the city, but lot owners are
going to have to do their part in
keeping it clean. The city has more
and better equipment than at any
other time in its history. Tenn
porary paving and raising to
grade of over 10 miles of streets
and finally the "honky-tonk" at
mosphere of Duval Street is Civ.
ing way to an air of responsibility
when once again the general pub
lie can walk the streets.
The Dog Track
81 have been criticized in some
quarters because l accepted EN-.
ployment at the dog track. Here
is the story.
"After much discussion with pro-
ponents of the dog track, and the
securing of many concessions fav.
orable to the City of Key West, on
April 18th I made a motion that
the dog track lease be granted sub
ject to a vote of the people of
Key West. Seconded by Mayor
Harvey it was later withdrawn
when it was obvious the motion
would be denied by a % vote
with more liberal commission
ers either absent or against it.
Owners of the track, reputable
business men, knowing that l per-
sonally opposed the track nonethe.
less employed me. | worked ga
to S hours a night for $500 in q
legitimate business. My critics,
no doubt possibly would have pre-
ferred that l accept graft instead!
Ny Only Promise
81 do not intend to become in
volved in "petty politics" If con.
formation of the two additional
years to which I was elected is
forthcoming I viii still remain in
dependent. have no intention Of
tying my hands to any group or
click. / am still convinced there
are enough independent votes to
elect an independent candidate
without having to become involved.
Finally and this is solemn pro-
mise. have no intention of chang
ing my present way Of living for
any political office. / believe I
have performed my duties effici-
emily and honestly and on this basis
solicit your support for city Com
missioner."-(Pd. Pol. Advt.)
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School viii be held at 900 p. m.
on December 10, January Is, Feb
ruary 16, March Is, and April S;
while the other matinee series will
be held at Poinciana Elementary
School at 900 a. m. on December
10, January 10, February 16, March
16 and April 6.
Season memberships, emitting
adults to enjoy the five evenings
events of the Screen Tours win 60
on sale this week to the public,
priced at the same low cost as last
year. Special season memberships
in the Screen Tours at reduced
rates have been arranged for high
school students and servicemen.
Members and friends of the Soc-
iety are requested to meet at Wes-
ley House HOO Varela St., Tuesday
evening, October 20 for a special
business meeting where Screen
Tour literature and tickets will be
distributed.
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Birthday Party
Saturday Honors
Mrs. Robertson,

II was surprise, surprise for Pa
ris tMrs. AlberD Robertson wife Of
Lieut.. Robertson, USN, when her
husband and friends honored her
at a birthday Celebration Saturday
evening.
Not only the festivities which in.
cluded a buffet and a pink and
white birthday cake inscribed with
the perennial SALVATION given by
her husband 10th Birthday
Again., were q surprise, but al,
50 a lovely diamond wrist watch
ami.
Mrs. Robertson wore q black
dinner gown in anticipation of ar
evening ION the town" with hel
husbad, only to be greeted with
Q full scale celebration right in hel
own home at 70 D Arthur Sawyer
Rd.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-19
audubon Society
To GiUe Screes,
Series On Birds

The Monroe County Audubon Soc
iety, through It's Screen Tour Com
mittee, announced today the pre-
sentation here Of the sixth conse-
cutive season Of the popular ma
tionally known Audubon Screen
Tours to begin. Wednesday Dec. 8.
with william H. Wagner, art
ist and naturalist, presenting his
natural color motion picture,
wonderland" at 8 o'clock p. m. in
the auditorium of Harris Elemen-
tary School.
In making this announcement the
Committee pointed out that Key
West is one Of 200 cities presenting
this outstanding series this season.
Consisting Of five numbers, the
Audubon Screen Tours are charac.
terized by gifted lecturers, natur.
alists, and nature subject photo.
graphers whose beautiful and un.
usual color films are of profession.
al quality accompanied by a run.
ming commentary by the persons
who made the films.
Following Mr.. Wagoner's "Won'
derland" on December 8 at Harris
Elementary School, win be Robert
c. Hermes of Buffalo, N. Y. with
l"Bonaventure Diary" on January
Is, 1854; Allan D. Cruickshank Of
New York with his film, "Below
the Big Bend" on February Is;
Walter H. Shackleton of Louisville
KY, presenting Oddities in Ma.
ture" on March Is, and the closing
film Of the series with Tom and
Arlene Hadley of Holly, Michigan
showing their impressive ''Ameri.
ca the Beautiful on April S. With
the exception of Mr.. Wagner, all
lecturers viii present their films
and programs at the Key West
High School auditorium at 500
Ip. m. on the dates listed.
Due to the increase in elemen'
tary public school attendance, and
to afford an opportunity for ever
more school children to meet these
lecturers personally and to see the
films, two matinees with each lee,
turer have been arranged. ALI ad
missions are at lowest possible
cost, since the Society attempts tc
Idefray actual expenses only and
has desired to bring a program oil
cultural entertainment of educa,
tional value to the community with.
out monetary profit.
Matinees at Truman Elementary
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Avenue, died in Flat Rock, N. c.,
Friday.
He is survived by the widow,
Mrs. Harriet King, and one son.
D. /. Campbell King, Md, Hen
Jacksonville, N. c.
For a number Of years, the
Kings have made their winter
home in Key West at the Flag
Ter Avenue residence.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-19
HGlIOiUee.. Social
Will Be Held

The annual Halloween social Of
Ley Memorial Church viii be held
Thursday afternoon on the church
lawn.
There win be a witch pot. games
and prizes for the costumed chill
dren and ladies of the church viii
serve meat loaf supper.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-19

A set Of covered containers for
food storage is a worthy invest
ment. Those made of transparent
glass or plastic viii save cover
lifting since their contents are
easily seen, and are easy to clean.
Tight covers win save money by
preventing waste from drying and
havcr-mingling. When you shop for
storage dishes, remember to mea-
sure storage space on your shelves
and In your refrigerator and buy
containers that win fit the space.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-19

Music Ia Leexa's life. Asked
when she began studying piano.
she replied that she couldn't re.
member not playing. After COM
pleting high school In Miami, she
studied al the Jnlliard school In
New York City for three years,
then enrolled at Florida State Uni
versity at Tallahassee where she
received her Masters degree in
music.
While at Tallahassee. Leeza stu.
died with Ernest Won Dohnanyi,
musician and composer. She is
very enthusiastic over the oppor-
tunities In music afforded by the
State University, despite having
attended the famed Julliard school.
There was both scope and direction
In the music courses at Tallahas.
see, she felt.
Tail, dark-eyed and with q piqu-
ent sense Of humor, Leeza speaks
both English and Russian without
Q trace Of accent. She hopes to
become established as a teacher
Of piano here and she brings with
her q musical and educational
background that is well rounded.
Leeza has difficulty In choosing
any favorite composers, for, as
long as It Is music, II brings an
enthusiastic response from this at
!ractive newcomer 10 Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-19

u you enjoy reading Person.
ais, help shis column 10 be.
come . regular feature In The
Citizen by coming In, writing
or ieIsphonins the Society Ed.
Tor Of items Of interest about
you and your friends.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-19
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Binswang-
er. Laguna, Calf. are en- route to
Key West by motor. Mrs. Bins
wanger, the former Vera Craig, is
the mother of Mrs. Winston Jones
of this city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-19
GENERAL CAMPBELL KING

Word has been received by We
sey Johnson of johnson and
Johnson, Realtors, that General
Campbell King, 80. whose Key
West home is at HOS Flagler
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-19
Young Pianist Is Talented Newcomer
To Key Vest Musical Circles

While Leeza vaso the Of her sister, Mrs Mary Deg
tot in Key West this she liked the Island City much
that she decided 10 settle here aud looking for apartment
or studio where she and her piano be housed
Her family Miami old friends Of the Princess Nina carac
eio and Leezas father city architect for Miami Leeza early
piano lessons under instruction Of the Princess Nina
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-19
The
Weatherman
Says
I he

Key West and Vicinity: Partl,
cloudy to cloudy with scatteree
showers today through Tuesday;
not much change In temperature
Moderate to fresh northeast and
east winds up to 1si22 knots off,
shore. Highest temperature ex.
pected today about IS degrees
lowest tonight about 70 degrees.
Florida: Considerable cloudiness
with scattered showers on east
coast and extreme south portion
through Tuesday. Partly cloudy
with slight chance for showers
elsewhere. Little change in tenn.
perature except warmer in cen
trail portion this afternoon.
Jacksonville through the Florida
Straits and East Gulf: Moderate
to occasionally fresh east to north
east winds through Tuesday. Partly
cloudy with widely scattered show
ers in north portion, mostly cloudy
with occasional showers elsewhere.
Western Caribbean: Moderate
easterly winds and mostly cloudy
and scattered showers through
Tuesday.
Weather Summary for the Tropi-
cal Atlantic, Caribbean Sea Area
and the Eastern Gulf Of Mexico:
Conditions remain relatively stable
in the nearby tropics. There are
no signs Of q developing disturb.
ance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Britain and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith, all of
Dallas, Tex, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold J. Key, sos Francis
St., rear. They will spend the week
end in Cuba and be here today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-19

Mrs. Evans Melville, 1402 AL.
berta ST., formerly of st. Louis
Mo-, announces marriage Of hei
daughter, Eugene Hess, to Mr..
Rayne McComb Herzog Of Green
witch, Conn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-19

Making potato pancakes? Then
crate the potato just before you
are ready to mix ii with the other
ingredients, because if the potato
stands II viii turn dark.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-19

Key West, Fla, Oct. 10, 1858
Observations Taken At City Office
u Q AN. EST
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-19

tContinued From Page One,
to contracting for work in this
area.
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TEMPERATURES
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Relative sivmidlsy. = An.
$50
Evening star., 1953-04-05

AUTOMOTIVE PARTS, WHOLESALE
Ek;. 1dI .gus gusrantee ante to start; Mstropoli-
!an Ss7s area ri q only; See e. H. slakeloSek'
AUTO RADIO INSTALLATION MAN.
immed. opening; permanent position !;
excel. working cond.; good starting
salary and company benefits: refs.
required. Apply Mr.. Morris Katz,
MANHATTAN AUTO q RADIO CO.,
AUTO RADIATOR REPAIRMAN or
help men in shop; good pay. Call
IA. s-4552 or apply $40 N. Culebra
rd Arlington. %
AUTO RADIO SERVICEMAN wanted;
experienced man preferred; appli-
UGFoRbBs' 3htF sBR5' cohoRY ssF'Ra sAD1o 1nopdaH
AUTO SALESMAN. used car seliinc
experience, local resident. married
opportunity for man with good ref
erence desiring permanent position.
Our employees agree We require an
additional salesman. II you at this
ad see Mr. Hartman any day but
Sunday. PACKARD MOTOR CAR
CO.. Washington. D. c. branch.
used car dept, 6312 Ga. ave. NV.
AUTO SALESMAN, STANLEY H.
HORNER. INC. Buick used car
dept, 9th and Fla. ave. ne; splen-
did opportunity and interesting
proposition, Ii. 6-6464, Mr.. How
ard or Mr.. WEIGH.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
AUTO statesmen

Ourisman Chevrolet. Washington'S
largest Chevrolet dealer, will aug
ment its present sales organization
with 2 experienced men. II you are
willing to work and can sell, here is
your opportunity to. make real
money. Highest commissions. dem
onstrator furnished and many other
benefits. See Mr.. Davis.
OuriSman Chevrolet
$40 H st. NE.
Evening star., 1953-04-05

When GnsWertno advertisements
addressed to StaT boIes do NOT
inclose ORIGINAL references photo.
graphs o. 0the, materials OF per.
sonGl rGlwe Copies seyue the par.
pose and ORIGINALS mdv Get lost
Evening star., 1953-04-05
Zed L. Williams 4 Zed L. Williams, Jr
AuctiOneers d Appraisers
AUCTION
At
Villa ms Auctio,, uouso

"14@AeSAAAo SAANVAO44 x4OuSC
THIS TUES. Shs Nex ezpEfI XIX 7thS. Aye' . PM.
ConSignmentS of furniture
household effects, radios
TV sets, bedroom suites
breakfast sets, fine new liv-
ing room and lounge chairs
erspring mattresses
Hollywoods, lamps, domes-
tic rugs, odd dresserS
chests, desks, etc.
INDIVIDUALS, DEALERS, GUEST
HOME OWNERS, OTHERS TAKE
NOTICE. Plenty for everybody.
Auctioneers phone. MA. S-2679
Evening star., 1953-04-05
HELP--MEN

CHIEF COOK, night shift; must have
local refs; knowledge OF seafoOd I;
good working conditions; vacation
with nay. MAYNARDs, 1908 14th
Evening star., 1953-04-05
OFFICE OF DIRECT0R OF INTER
NAL REYENUE. Raltimnre MarYland

NAL REVENUE, Baltimore. Maryland.
The following described personal
property seized from the New Phila;
W.. Rose and Abe Weiner, TIA New
Philadelphia Bakery, $50 Girard
Street NE, Washington, D. c.,
under warrants for distraint FOR the
nonpayment Of assessed taxes due.
provided by Chapter S6. subchapter
c, Part ! Of the Internal Revenue
l1:O0 AM. at 92O Girard Street
NE, Washington. D; c.; Metal
Sspply cabinet, z metal desks. 2
] four drawer metal fils &c cabinet.
10 metal clothes lockers, / Thomp-
son molder Model ''M"). / Duchess
roll divider, / forty-qt. cake mixer,
] Thompson roll machine, Cham
Rion 3-bbl; dough mixer, l Century
j tWo-and-a-haif-66l. champion
doush mixer. thTee-bbl: Peerless
Vimco stainless steel refriserators,
csntgsy ipissasa pst:I.an STSSi STsn. box gal.
Vanized sink. l tTelve-tray Petersen
I o.. 8. slicing machine, ! q. 8.
roll slicer, l Oliver slicer. Hays
sen Swap wrapper, | Ames An 80 S9-h;;g; ia boiler. @
doI9 l24e Metro Hsston delivery truck;
4130-513Q-1O-17-16: /. 1947 Metro
ls:ton d eltyery truck. A3S4!
$50 1900; i is47 Chevrolet ! 1s.ton
panel psao deliyery truck. 14EPL.so21 l
ton panel delivery truck. 14FPIc-
1895, FBM-S36004: ! 1850 Metro
ia-ton delivery truck, SD22O-165S5.
Large supply Of miscellaneous bak-
ing equipment including racks,
benches and pans. The foregoing
equipment will be sold as an
entirety. ap4. $50
Evening star., 1953-04-05
u, S. Empl. Service
y Os H111E11s ON1 N
NO EMPLOYMENT FEES
ais 10Th STREET. NV


PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL
Administrative physician, Anthropolo-
gist, biologist. case worker (M. AZ.
copy man, home economist (frozen
foods), craftsman, engineers, estima-
tor (metals), floral designer, geodes-
ist, group worker, laboratory bac-
teriologist, mathematician I'M. A. de-
gree). medical technician. metallur-
gist (extractive), nurses (administra-
tive. anesthesist. public health. su-
pervisory. stafi). occupational thera-
pist. patent lawyer, physical thera-
pist. physician. physicist. policewom-
en-, psychiatrist, surveyor, teacher
vocational training (sign-paint), +,
local and overseas.
CLERICAL
machine operators. CASH
iers. court reporters, comptometer
operators, sales (retail-wholesale)
ticket agent (air lines. male).
SUMMER
Camp counselors water front, base
ball. arts and crafts. rifie).
sos K STREET NV.
stationary engineers with
ncense).
735 17th STREET NV.
Couples, household constitutional re-
cent experience.
OTHER POSITIONS DAILY
Evening star., 1953-04-05
HELP-MEN
ENGINEERS
DESIGNERS
CRAFTSMEN
LOFTSMEN
FOR
FOR
SIKORSKY
HELICOPTERS

Here's the Opportunity
.Of a Lifetime! ,,
Sikorsky Aircraft. the fore
most designer. developer
and manufacturer of hell.
copters, has recently ex.
panded its plant by one
third.
This was necessary for two
reasons:
a. To increase production
Of the latest type combat
proved helicopters. and
(2) To expand its research
and development program
Because of the variety Of
engineering problems in
this newest of all branches
Of aviation. the work Is both
exciting and challenging.
Here's your chance to work
with the top men in your
profesSion-men who made
the first practical helicopter
Evening star., 1953-04-05
HELP-MEN

AUTO SEhyICE SALESMAN, fol
lonE-estahlished Ford d,alership:
good salary. permanent Job, good
working conditions. Apply in per
son 70 Mr. Dove, service manager,
blvd. Arlington. Va. IS
AWNING HANGERS
Exper. pref. Other installation ex-
per, may be acceptable. Good salary.
Apply In person. WASHINGTON
SHADE AWNING CO.. 2021 18th
Evening star., 1953-04-05

HELP A BOY
Need a1ecttonate temporary foster
home for shy but appealing and
cooperative adolescent boy whose
parents can't yet care for him.. Boy
average teachers. Married couple
genuinely successful in inspiring
confidence in adolescents. successful
in raising own children, can take
timid boy and make major contribu-
tion to his life. viii pay well, but
couple absolutely essential, Phone
OIL. 2-64T9. leave number. call viii
be returned. Or write Box 457-B
star.
PLEASE READ "CONDITIONET
REFLEX THERAPX" BY ANDREW
SALTER. AN IDEALiST
Evening star., 1953-04-05
HElP-MEN


ACCOUNTANT. JR.. for CPA ONCE
In Bethesda: Senior student or acct.
graduate. Bookkeeping exp. desir-
able. Reply own hand writing
stating education. experience. BOX
75-B, Star.
ACCOUNTANT. JR.. for perm. star
large local CPA firm: excel. opport.;
state age, education and salary de-
sired. Reply own hand writing. Box
134-E. Star. IS
ACCOUNTANT, JR.
Fine opportunity for first or second
yr.r student. age 20 to 80. Full
time, perm. position with established
manufacturer. Employe dement's.
Apply in own hand writing givinE
pertinent details and starting salary,
p. o. Box 4497. Brooklands b. C.
AIR CONDITIONING, refrigeration
mechanic and helper, must have ex-
pertence in run. air conditioning:
good working condition. vacation
With psy; ARply in person; R 3 n
AbsOs
Evening star., 1953-04-05
AUTOMOBILE
ASSISTANT
SALES MANAGER

Large Chevrolet dealer of.
fers an excellent opportunity
to an aggressive man, qualified
in automobile SaleSwork. In
reply state age. family status,
education and give full details
OF experience. Address BOX
21S-E. Star.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
HELP-MEN

CRAFTSMAN - Growing engineerins
research hrm needs mechanical
craftsman for electromechanical de-
vice design. Previous experience In
instrument design desirable; 5-day,
4O-hour week; salary open. Cali Ov.
3-1320 for appointment. ATLANTIC
RESEARCH CORP