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Evening star., 1953-07-12
THE EVENING STAR
aAI,ESMAN- MANAGER

SALESMAN MANAGER
To man with book sales experience
we have. we believe, the best new
educational service sales PROPOSE
ton in the Washington area. Pre-
sr oFosspansDS Class maFged yea WorP %aR bs
age basis. Phone NORMAN REID,
IL to 1:30. OIL. 4-7399 for details.
MANAGER-The Mill
tary District of Washington Ex-
change Service has an opening for
assistant manager In retail store:
Preier chain store exper. Excellent
days annual leave, sick leave. group
disqualification, other employe bene-
fts. Apply exchange personnel Of
nee. Bldg. 313. No. Post, Ft. Myer,
va. IA
AUTO BODY MAN-One good man
needed to fill out present small force.
Work coming out Of our ears! Com
mission basis will net you big in;
vacation, 5-day week. Apply MI.
Shilling. LOGAN (Ford). iii 18th
AUTO ELECTRICAL AND, TUNE-UP
MAN: exper., on Sun equip; good
working conds. and salary. BUELL. S
CARBURETOR AND IGNITION
SERVICE. s11 10th st. NV. ME.
AUTO GLASS MEN: exper., salary to
500 wk., vacation after l wear;
GLASS. WA. 7-6669. "a
AUTO MECHANICS (3), experienced; !;
permanent work with large, we'll
established Dodge-Plymouth dealer;
good pay, pleasant working condi-
tions. insurance plan and vacation
with pay; See Mr.. Deal, LEO ROCCA,
INC, 4301 Conn. ave. NV. -l5
AUTO MECHANICS-We have several
openings for Oldsmubile exper. me.
chantcS: Hydra-Matic knowledge not
necessary: group disqualification and
insurance. paid vacation and holi-
days: modern equipped shop; fiat
rate 1000 pay basis. Apply Mr..
Hamilton, from 8 am. to $40 pm
COLONIAL oLDSMoBILE CO.. l241
9th st. ne. -12
AUTO MECHANIC. white. sober. gen.
repairs; 5-day week. start. salary,
palo holidays: must have own tools
40 Morse st. ne. Ii. 7-1082. -15
AUTO MECHANIC - Sober, reliable
ana fully exper.; excel. guaranteed
salary plus commission; many COM
pany Dement'S. Apply in person to
George Armon. BENDALL PONTIAC,
1879 Prince ST., Alex. Va. III
AUTO MECH. (2l. Lincoln Mercury
exper. pref. but not necessary;
must he sober, reliable: 5-day wk.,
hosp paid vacation, plenty of work
gee Mr: Wentz, GRADY MOTORS
'eoS Wis. ave-, Bethesda. Md:
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AUTO MECHANIC
Permanent with WASH
ington's leading Dodge e-Plymouth
dealer. Top earnings. See Mr.. Sebo
at BEAL MOTOR CO., 14OI Rhode
Island ave, ne
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SPECIAL NOTICES

BULOVA WATCHES. 33hgs discount.
ARTHUR Markell. $40 T st. NV
DO YOUR ADVERTISING on book
matches; 1t pays. Also personal
matches. Write c. HUFF. P. Q.
Box 5513, Washington 10, D. C. IL"
] WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts contracted by any one other
than myself. CLAUDE FRANKLIN
GICKER II, Rt. /. Box 81, Mclean.
I Will BE RESPONSIBLE for all
debts contracted by members of my
immediate family. W. H. NASH,
1543 K st. Sc.
ELECTRIFY your sewing machine in
. jiffy. Kit comes fully wired, fits
all machines. Just $3.50 guar
anteed. S2.95 chrome sew-lite given
free with every kit. State type
machine and whether your wheel
turns toward or away from you.
SEWFAST DEPT. SIS. 1902 R. C..
Church rd., city.
ACCOUNTANT-BO can
use q few more accounts on part
time basis. MR.. THOMPSON, EX.
y
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ACCOUNTING STUDENT

Accounting graduate or night stu
dent for permanent position with
home office Of payroll section of ma
ttonal company. Excellent oppor-
tunities for advancement. Paid va
cation. sick leave, disqualification
and insurance benefits. luncheon
meals, employe purchase discounts:
40-hr., 5-day week
HOT SHOPPES. INC.
Room 200, 1341 G st. NV.
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DELIVERY MAN

For LIQUOR store. Must be wiliine
worker, $65 Vk.. plus tips. Refs.
reg. Call In person, MAIDS Llo-
UOHe, S010 o. Capitol st. Ia
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WheH answeTinO sdpert,sements
addressed to star bo1es do NOT
iHcl0se original TeteTences photo.
graphs o. Other materials oI per.
SonG UGlve Copies seYve the puY.
pose and originals mag oct lost
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WOMEN

MANY INTERESTING JOBS
CONE IN AND TALK IT OVER.
EHPER1ENCED OR BEGINNER.
o-DAY, 80 TO 40 HOUR WEEK.
MANY POSITIONS
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CONTINUED On Next Pass'
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AUTO Statesmen

We have openings for two experienced
statesmen. Must be dependable,
honest and energetic with . GOOD
reputation and q desire to earn
manent position with holiday. vaca-
tion and insurance benefits. Salary.
commission and new car furnished
Selling two Of Americas most pcpu-
lar cars. DeSoto and Plymouth. For
personal interviews, contact Mr..
INC. Miller and Wise. ave, Beth
eeoa, Mo. -1S
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ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
colo. Bldg, 134l G NV, RE. 7-393S
HElP--MEN

He6P-MeN
ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE-Exper., for
fast.growing. well-established ad-
vertising agency; leads furnished.
JAMES 8. BEATTIE, RE. 1852.
ACCOUNTANT-General Motors DO
sition available for experienced Cen
eral Motors dealer accountant; must
be thoroughly versed in ali phases
OF retail automotive accounting;
must be able to install dealer com.
pany records. furnish instructions
to ONCE personnel and. perform
periodic examinations. Position in
wolves. travelling. Automobile fur
nfshed,. all expenses paid. Furnish
complete employment record, age,
experience and recent snapshot in
letter OF application. Box 463-K,
fer CPA firm. Per-
manent position with opportunity
for advancement. 2-3 y-s. Public
accounting exper. preferred. Please
state exper., schooling, age ard sal
ary desired. Rox s6-K. Star.
ACCOUNTANT-To assist in once;
splendid opportunity; GI training
program available. See Mrs. Me-
Rorie or Mr.. Maloney, MALONEY's S.
INC. Sl26 Georgia ave-. Silver
Snf1nH MD 10
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DEBIT MAN

for an experienced ca
pable industrial insurance agent OF
proven ability Substantial weekly
guarantee to start: unlimited earn.
inRs assured later. based on Q no.
charge back for lapSe contract.
Married. age 26-46. Ma. e-2443.
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CONTACT MEN oI-aS
CREDIT MAN

perienced in locating skip -instaIiment
accounts by telephone only Good
salary and permanent position to
right person. Apply Mr.. German,
KINGS. G35 7th St NV. ia
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EMPL. SERV

MA i 1ONfAA Ei111 -. 0GAbNs
"Washingtons Largest Agency"
Aforementioned Ofhces
Statesmen. natl. co. Ito e Governmen06 Nen n,6 |,
Sales representative twiil tram rain ~
Statesmen, beverage company.
Sales traines tdesk Job for loggG ! gG2; mo
Industrial relations analyst, indus
BUYER hafSWSrs experience s'oO open
Correspondent (bio-chem. deg.l,
Field representative trainee.
Claims adtustor trainees = dasgTanssS, 9
Management trainees college neces-
clerk material contron So So 1S WE.
Clerk machine shop exper.) $50
Clerks. like figures ----------$ $3.50
Clerk (advertising dept.) - $3.50
Payroll clerk S $3.50
Airline ticket agent --- S237 mo.
Engineering-Scientific
Administrative Engr. (BSEE), Elec-
tronics mfg.. exper.
,OOO-S15, 900
Planning Engr., tBSEE), exper., cleo
tronic mfg. plant $50. .bU0
Methods Engr. uE or Me-, 80
Production Engr. tBsEGGj. 'OSdf design Of
mfG. electronics component exper..
Tech. writer's. electronics and radar,
Assistant Chief Ensr. tBsEEJ. EleeD
tronics mfg. experience,
Machine shop foreman fheavy exc
Electronic layout craftsmen. ~''0OO
Research Analyst tbio-chem. ha;DDOIsR,EVC PS'Dy, !,
Assistant Production Mgr. knowledge
printing and offset $1,000
Industrial Relation Analyst, indus.
engr. or personnel deg. S5,4OO
Master Electrician, licensed, $4,000
bio-C Chem, deg, $4,000
Jr. EngrS. (BSEE) $50 wk,
Statistical Craftsmen $3.50 mo,
Mechanical ns Sd,. Craftsmen thigh school
Electronic Technicians. car necessary,
Tech. Writers and Editors. English
degree plus exper. in EIeetronies; p e61 Zoo
Designers and Craftsmen, exper. in in
6sfitn;g1 6assatinE; ventilating and A air con;
HOS 10th st. NV. (neW address,
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DRAFTSMEN

: For taxicabs with or
without hackers card. II you are
not q licensed driver arrangement
may be made for. private instruc-
tion which will assist you In passing
your Examination. YELLOW CAB
co. OF D. c.. INC. 1901 New York
ave. lie.
DRIVER-SAI ESMAN. white, steady
Job for dry cleaning established
route: guar: salary and comm. KEY
STONE CLEANERS. 1907 N. Caro-
lima ave. ne. Ia
VERS-SALESMEN-For ice-cream
vending route: 7-day wk.: excel.
earnings for hard worker. Apply
in person. 911 2nd ct, ne. JACK
& JILL ICE CREAM CO. No phone
calls. IL
-SALESMEN-3 men needed
for confection and sandwich route;
$65 per wk. guarantee: can make
more; $500 bond required. Call be-
tween 8 and 10 am. 4 and 6 pm.
UN. 4-1645. Ia
DRUG CLERK, exper., part time, even
ings and week ends; excel. pay plus
comm. WHEATON PHARMACY,
ll4Ol Ga, ave-. LO k-Qf10O Ia
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Land OF India
Talk Slated For
Monday EUening

The Women Of the Church vii
hold their monthly meeting a, the
Church Of the Rock, Independent
Presbyterian. SIS Frances Street,
Monday evening July s al eight
o'clock. All members of the Church
and their friends are invited to at
tend this meeting since there is to
be an unusual program.
The program viii be in charge
of Mrs. Harry Baker, president Of
the organization and Mrs. Walter
Bell &iIl give the devotions. This
viii be followed by a short business
session after which Mrs. Kenneth
Thompson, a returned Presbyter.
ian missionary from India, viii
bring the message.
Mrs. Thompson spent several
years in India when her husband
was assigned by the Presbyterian
Board as Director of Teacher
Training in NIGGA, Punjab District.
Mrs. Thompson is. a graduate Of
Berea College, KY, and while in
India taught English in the school
as well as being official hostess
for all visitors to the school. She
viii give the women here a de-
scription of the position women
hold in India under the primitive
conditions prevailing there. This
promises to be a most interesting
program.
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Sennet's Officers
And Their Ladies
Feted liz Havana

Officers of the U. S. S. Sonnet
and their wives were feted at par
ties in Havana during the visit OF
that ship to the Cuban capital last
weekend. Senior and Sonora Pat.
ricio Estevez were hosts for din
ner party on Saturday evening. and
Senior and Sonora Santiago Estevez
gave cocktail party for the yisi-
tors on Sunday evening.
Mrs. John Nj. Donlon. wife of the
supply officer of the Sonnet, is a
niece of both couples, who are pro-
minent in Havana society circles.
Those Key Westers honored at
the affairs included Commander
and Mrs. Julian |. Schocken, ISIS
johnson Street; Lieutenant and
Mrs. Lloyd w. Green, 121 Sigsbee
Road; Lieutenant q. 60 and Mrs.
James w. Gray, SIC Sigsbee Road;
and Lieutenant q. &. land Mrs. John
Nj. Donlon, 20 B FELTON, Roda. Com
mander Schocken commands the
locally-based submarine.
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4 Day On The Loge Key...
Key Hopping Is Fun, Says Shop Hopper Jaxo'

above II, but the owner wasn't very
buccaneerish, and the Jolly Roger
and the Pirates Head insignia on
all the literature was the enly sign
we had that there might possibly
be 4 plank off the rigging to
walk from. The whole place Is 4
humming beehive Of activity. Build
ing Is going on at = great rate.
Everywhere, everyone was 20
happy to see q representative Of
the newspaper. and all were anx-
iOus to know If at last they would
get daily copy on the day Il was
issued instead Of waiting for Uncle
Sans mail. Well now, there are
quite . few details 70 iron out on
that before II Is possible, but the
time Is coming. and soon, when
The Citizen Is going to be covering
the whole area.
We stopped at q lot Of places
and were met everywhere with
friendliness and kindness. Ellis
managed to get some very good
pictures along the way too. The
folks up there are pretty good at
figuring out ways Of having . good
time that will include the whole
family. They are planning q real
''bang-up'' celebration for whole
Fourth Of July weekend that will
pretty well fill up every spare
moment. Our own motor boat gang
Is going there to put on q big race
for them. There win be baseball
and fireworks and picnics and rae
IS. There are lots Of places to stay
over night and plenty Of fine places
10 eat, too.
After several hours In Marathon,
and wits with nice men like Mr..
Parrish, the real estate man who
Ii q citizen anxious to put his town
on the Keys, We headed back on
down the Seven Mile Bridge to the
headquarters Of the Overseas High
way Commission and Mr.. Hicks,
q longtime resident Of Key West.
Have you ever been down on Pig
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anu poldto chpS-
The pool meetings win replace
the monthly coffees throughout the
summer. The informal and refresh.
ing atmosphere of the pool provides
delightful change of scene.
Mrs. ]. N. Kettlewell read the
minutes of the last meeting. the
treasurer's report and collected
monthly dues.
After q short discussion, Il was
decided to use some Of the accnm-
ulated funds of the group to pur.
chase farewell remembrances for
departing members being transfer.
red. Mrs. Albert Robertson WIN
head the gift investigation commit.
tee.
All members were reminded Of
the Fort Taylor luncheon which
takes place today with the SubRon
group of ladies as hostesses.
Mrs. II. C. Spicer and Mrs. Rob-
ertson represented xii last week
at card party given for the bene-
fit Of the local Girl Scout troop and
presented a donation from the TX.
II o. W. c. at that time.
Nominations were open for q new
cochairman who viii take office
in August. The candidates are Mrs.
w. R. Scheuneman. Mrs. C. p. Nc
Murray and Mrs. Robertson Mrs.
McMurray is handling the current
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Bible School
Viii Open On
Monday Morning

The First Presbyterian Church
Bible School opens Monday mora
ing and wiz be In session for two
weeks with q closing program for
parents and friends TO Be held on
Friday night. July II at I p. m.
at the church.
Each morning for the next two
weeks, . film viii be shown at
S:ls p. m. The initial films are
Sharing With Others, . Lets
Play Fair. 3 "The Icons Neck
lace" Indian classic. The Lift
hest Angel and THE Mexican
Children. Other films to follow
viii be announced later.
Bible study for each Of the
group begins at . a. m. daily. fol.
lowed by crafts at 1880 .. m.
which last an hour.
During the activity period at 10
a. m. refreshments win be served
By the women Of the church. Mrs.
James Sterling Is chairman Of this
group. Co.workers are Mrs. Anna
Schuler, Mrs. Katherine Farmer,
and Mrs. Herbert Pace.
Coordination Is the Rev. I. c.
Smith for the bible school. Miss
Doreen Ciawson is the director as
sisted by Mrs. ]. W. Kovash.
The kindergarten group Is sup.
ervised by Mrs. Merville Rosam,
assisted by Mrs. J. Boyer, Miss
Penny ROsam and Miss Sarah
Bringman. Primary group Is head.
ed By Mrs, Joseph Bringman, Is.
sited BY Mrs. Edgar Stark and
Mrs. II, NJ. knight. The. ienioF
group is hesdad BY Mrs. Gleassa
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con Key? Well now. I'm not going
to recommend that you all go at
the same time, and in droves, be-
cause it's mighty small Key with
only medium-sized parking space.
But some time when you are not
in too big rush to get either south
or north, turn down the curving
bridgeWay and stop a bit to get a
pigeons eye view'' Of the Over
seas Highway. This small Key is
q tropical paradise. The large pool
has some of the most amazing and
brilliant fish imaginable swimming
In II. Now, / can't quite picture my
self splashing marrily around with
these finny beauties, but they sure
are nice to look at. Long have /
wondered what Pigeon Key was
really like from below, and it takes
. trip of Key Hopping to find out!
Don't you be so neglectful.
Next stop was at the wonderful
picnic area at Bahia Honda. Here
the Overseas Highway Commission
has thoughtfully cleared and erect
ed . truly perfect picnic area for
the use Of the public. There are
picnic tables, barbecue pits, rest
rooms and dressing rooms, boat
basins and even boats and motors
to hire. There is also q small re-
freshment stand If you run out Of
food, or desire cold drinks.
Because Of very large bill
board and the fact that we still had
q bit Of time to spare, we took one
Of the bumpiest and worst roads
Of the Keys over towards Boca
Chica Beach, and thereby found
some new friends. It's nice to be
met with so warm a welcome as
was rendered US by the folks at
the place called Macs. The
state of the road keeps many folks
away, but the Boca Chica area
Is a fine Keys playground and win
some day be developed to serve
the folks right around here.
Well, that being the time of day
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when working folks start thinking
about dinner, we decided to turn
orr assignments in, and leave the
Keys for the nonce. Don't think it
wasn't fun-as much fun TO work
on as to play on. We're glad we
went, we saw a LOT of things we've
always missed on fast trips to the
mainland, and we are going to do
it again, real soon.
Key Hopping, that Is.
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BY JAxoN

A nice change from the usual
beat all around town and up and
down Duval Street occurred last
Monday when Ellis Finch, Citizen
photographer, and ye olde shoppe
hopper sailed up the Keys on q
brand new exploring expedition.
T'weren't exactly virgin territory,
as q few brave souls have tried 1t,
and notes from Marathon and the
Keys have reached Us from time to
time and have been printed and
read with interest.
However, we just can't 60 on
ignoring them any longer. "The
Tie That Binds" our spectacular
Overseas Highway that joins the
Keys to the mainland, has brought
many things to the Keys besides
tourists, and The Citizen Ii fast
recognizing Il. Thus explorers
Finch and Iaxon were sent armed
with camera and notebook to break
q path and note same in Ye Daily
Logge.
Eight o'clock Monday morning
found me chatting at the bit, waiting
for Ellis TO finish up the Monday
pictures so that we could take off.
He being as impatient. Il wasn't
long before take off we did in the
usual cloud of diesel thrown up By
the gallant Goliath. II was sure one
beautiful sparkling morning. and
the winds were riding high on the
crested whitecaps Of the blue-sreen
seas along the roadways.
First stop past Boca Chica was
at "HudginsviIle" on Summerland
Key. Mr.. Hndgins told US that he
had taken quite q bit Of ribbing on
that name, but he Is very Justly
proud Of IL because when he estab.
lisned his business there, there was
nothing there but coonS. At The
time he could probably have named
Il "CoonvilIe", but with the arrival
Of q human population the coons
took flight and left the Hudgins.
Ellis was quick to photograph the
sign, and I noted with interest The
myriads Of young palm trees plant
ed along the State right Of way by
the Summeriand Key Yacht Har.
Dor. Mr.. Hudgins told me that he
had planted 500 Of these. and they
viii soon be beautifying the whole
Key. Firststep 10 progress.
We then decided to take the big
Jump clear to the other side Of
Marathon 50 as to see some Of The
business men in the morning. This
we did, and what . beautiful ride
| il was. There weren't too many
people on the bridges risking Tie
and limb for the thrill Of latchinr
onto q reluctant denizen. but there
was quite o scattering Of folks
along the golden beaches, wadine
and searching for the shells that
are so abundant.
The other side Of Marathon d do
ted with beadtiful new Rotels and
restaurants. We hall expected q
see . booted and eye patched Pr
ate at The Baceaneer after NJ
spied the bic jolly Roger Hyins
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Poolside Meetings Are InaugurGted
At SeapIane Base By XII Owe. .

Spirit chairman Of XII oicers Wives Cub pc
sided first Of series Of poolsde business mesngs beA last
Wednesday morning the Officers Pool the SeaplaAe 1ase A
r. L McComb acted Mrs. J. H Blnkhons special Ca
Mrs Herege introduced and welcomed To gaeAe
Mrs McComb served eecod so drinks ny asserted sandwAes
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Former Key Wesier
Visits r. T. Thorn pson

Mrs. Mary Lowe Clark, daughter
of r. T. Thompson is visiting here
at 529 Simonton Street. A former
Key Wester. she now makes her
home in Miami, Fla.
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Use wooden spoon for stirring
a food in an enamel saucepan;
metal spoons leave marks that
have to be secured.
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Snow with Mrs. Ernest E. MccOrd
to aid.
The school Is for children Be.
sxeen the ages Of and "a years.
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Lets % people GET credit fer
having personality when they're
Just proud o. their isssh.
Donsld's viii make yev smile
Ell hio while because you are
proud 81 your new Eska Wave
and Italian Cut.
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Told you il would be . real
short trip, didn't II Now folks,
have a real nice Holiday, but take
care like l told you, 50 you can
60 Hopping the Shops along Duval
Street with me next week.
Me, I'm expecting to sail with
the Key West Sailing Club, and il
Robert. me skipper is on his toes,
we might even finish a poor first,
and right side up too. According
to the Club last night, we win be
having a nice picnic supper on the
Beach right after, and then may.
be sail out to watch the fireworks
from the water.
Sundays for going to church and
resting too. But whatever you do,
do Il safely. And have 4 real good
time Luv and stuff, Jaxon. advt.
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SoClAI. NoTE:

Just . reminder mat HERE ere
. Few eds and ends LEFT o. ire
Bic sale that wanf eR last Fri.
aaY - ihs childFen's Corner. ard
who cen isia. there might be .
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-03

The average ScottisA Wegkee
spends about slS PER cent e his
wages On rent.
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dress o. . swim suit o. shorts
Or some efhsr item yov could
really use. - . greatly reduced
pTieel
Also, new hsek.te.schoel
clothes are eomins IN right sioas.
New clothes always take flse
sting from thoughts 81 Ssptem.
Der and sehool hoels.
p. S. a quick pssk showed shs
box sale sfill IN prosrsss Zee, 81
though The bostems II HE boxes
seemed mighty close 10 the iep.
y y y
No one has just upped to me
and said, "How would you like to
have the Hound Of the Baskerville
absolutely free for nothing?" II
they did, ! would probably whip
out my newest straight jacket and
wind them up In II real neat and
tidy like. Well. I'm not offering
you said bound either, but | know
of a big lovable Collie who is
about to need a kind home real
soon.
II you read "conch chowder'
and who doesn't. you will already
have been familiar with one ingre-
dent, namely, Claude m'Collie. :"
Well poor Dottie has been inform
ed by a particularly heartless land.
lord that Claude must 60, and
apartments such as Dottie's, in
such q convenient location, are not
easy to come by, so after much
fruitIess searching, she has had 10
make a very hard decision, and
give up Claude.
Claude is an intelligent pooch,
albeit not very pretty. A former
owner tried to de-tick poor Claude
with gasoline, and managed to
burn him very thoroughly. includ-
ing inside the lid Of one eye. He
has been under the care of q Vet
and he does not have anything in.
fectuous, but it does take . long
time 10 heal, 50 there he is with
his bare face hanging out, plead
ing for q home.
II there are any takers for the
Collie Of conch chowder, please
contact me or Dottie, He's a real
GAVIN dawg, honest!
Evening star., 1953-08-12
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The 252 inner coils (doube sze) Of high erode STEEL
padded with cotton felt and siso insulation Stitched prebut
borders help prevent edge sag Fine donok covering has
white floral design Twin double wonderful moress
value!