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Evening star., 1953-02-03

oPOut4l6 dAo BCnCA oil 4OOA 4Cp0l D.
Must have ref, D. c. drivers per-
NIT and be steady worker. 6-day
wk. 20l2 14th st. NV. -3
ROOM CLERK-CASHIER
Exper.. reliable person desired. See
HOTEL. 21OO Mass. ave. NV. %
ROUTEMAN-For established laundry
and. dry-cleaning route. Fiye-day
week. Vacation after / VI. Salary
and commission with guaranteed
minimum. Unlimited opportunity
tSr 5ea, worker iH this os1 ossrritoTy safb
sxiEsMANMHere i is an opportunity
for an ambitious iive-wire salesman
. with administrative ability who is
willing to. work hard. with a pos
manager position: must be reliable.
sober and Of good character. This
position is in the building field and
has excellent possibilities. In reply
please give educational background,
experience and character references.
sxGEsMaNEwith MIlss sHE With ssas ss1. Manage en-
tire sales of small local. wholesale
firm. Paper products. packaging.
shipping room. supplies and janitors'
Psss psnse saaE ssS PSs sfskz zsp ssI IN
SsT person, p, 14sS 4aSsaR i st. ne Cali sym
SALESMAN. experienced paper min
supplies. OF. waste paper. Cali on
Nils Mn and industry Buy and sell
Furnish references FIRST letter. Boz
ALE aIEsMANMExperisncsd i SSsr man Who
has been successful. to specialize
1onars,. In the sale Of Of fern pns snd sState st
sAIEsMANf for q 81; real n'e; estate once, to
specialize In the sale Of business
2pss soss s1Ri61faSs c 5:eul5ia 49f4
sALEssMxN. young man, 70 learn
the automobile business in the sales
department of General Motors
dealer; substantial starting salary
saGEsMSN1To s9T MN SsaE; the man who S knows
direct selling. we will prove by dem.
onstration in the field. earnings Of
$500 wkly.; prefer man with college
education or equivalent. All pros
lng; s.aS Car NE ,lnsscsssasy.o = Mr. Reid. Oh.
SALESMAN for wholesale tobacco,
established Md. territory. Drawing
account and. good commissions. APP
fence in selling to retail @ Stores pre-
$50 Am. sTANDARD CIGAR &
TOBACCO CO.. Al Eye st. ne. IS
SALESNIAN--Buildin material hard
ware experience desirable. Permanent
position at Falls Church store. Op-
portunity for advancement. Numer-
Gus company benefits. HECHINGER
CO., Lee hwy. and Hillwood ave.
Falls Church, Va. -7
SALESMAN, interested in music;
$600-S1, 200 mo-: 8396 comm. front
1-5 pm. only, TU. 2-0245. @S
SALESMAN Excellent opportunity
for ambitious man to make q per-
manent connection with nationally
known manufacturer; qualified man
has good opportunity for substan.
ttal earnings and definite posSibili-
ties for promotion. Apply 2 pm,
1908 Rhode Island ave. ne. -4
WITH CAR-Manage en-
tire sales of small, local wholesale
firm; paper products. packaging
shipping-room supplies and janitor
supplies; used by every type bust.
ness: salary $50 plus weekly car
expenses; yearly bonus" Apply, in
SALESMAN-Su selling back
ground essential. Auto. exper. pre-
ferred, but not necessary. We have
an opening for just one salesman.
Our organization Is small but lucra-
tive to those who can qualify. Call
Mr.. Koetzle for appointment, Ju.
cxPIToL JSgUoj MOTOR CO. su, spo., NED.
Evening star., 1953-02-03

~ 0EnN 1AGNAEN 4OI Oue3lQG HGItlCE
work; some experience necessary;
high wages. Call WA. 1850 or
uN. 4-245S, MASEK'S ELECTRICAL
CENTER. 5602 Edmonston rd., East
Riyerdale. 20
TV SERVICEMEN
V week. See nj. Nj G GIN SiHO at GEoRcGEEsS iS5 cESS
2l45 Queens Chapel I'd. me-. near
Bladensburg rd. and N. ave. IS
TV PARTS
Young man to work in stock room
receiving and issuing radio and tele-.
GEoRGE's. si45 Queens CHAPEL I'd.
ne; near Bladensburg I'd. and New
WATCHMAN. for Sundays and holi-
days. for department store: excel
lent position for retired or pen-
stoned man All employe benefits.
Apply Personnel. 5th floor. GOLD,
NAN, TO LEARN APPLIANCE and
DI0 co" 4237 Wis. ave, Wo.. g.
MAN, white, 25-s5 VI. old; checking,
handling warehouse freight, dis
patching truck; steady work; good
ON~Ae N~SA3ANS@S 4os oAAA AASS OSos o|Ss
MAN for wholesale novelty house
shipping and receiving. Permanent.
Excellent future. State age. salary,
experience. references. Box 377-Y,
MES.Tyo fun time and one part
average 500 and I'D per week
Repeat business plus regular custo.
mers assure you Of steady, regular
income. Start on q one or two
day trial basis # you wish, to prove
to y self what. an excellent op-
Sessr SSsis sveras. sas sioo aeF psr wk srusd Snd
up calling on regular customers By
appointment. Fuller Brush custo-
ners are pleasant, courteous and
buy these famous everyday necessi-
ties regularly. An experienced man
will make calls with you. and train
you If you. are interested in q sure
way to raise YOUR income inquire
at 911 National Press, Bldg. 14th
and sts: NV, er phone DI. z
Evening star., 1953-02-03
TV SERVICEMEN

with cars. Up to S100 for 5-da,
week. See Mr.. Gill at GEORGES
2145 Queens Chapel rd me-. near
BladenSburg rd. and N. Y ave. "A
Evening star., 1953-02-03
SALESMAN

The FENCE season Is Just beginning
on q full-time basis only. This Is
absolutely the best deal IN town.
If you own @ car. have any ex-
perience In consumer selling and are
desirious Of earning $3.50 or more
per week. telephone 81. r. Dodson.
or. 10000. for appointment.
General Industries Corp.
i1o9 JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY.
ARls.. VA. -
Evening star., 1953-02-03
HELP MEN Cont
ASSN RQQKKEEPER

ASST. BOOKKEEPER
For small orgapization.. having knowl-
edge of caShiering, inventory con-
troll and billing; days. S65 start.
Apply Box 271-Y, Star. -
AUTO BODY MAN, first-class. with
references; straight sal, 5-day wk.
LIBERTY AUTO BODY. INC. 2116
NJ st. NV. MA. S-9573. %
AUTO GLASS MAN. experienced;
push button and curved WIS; i'm
mediately; salary to 500, more II
qualified; GEORGES AUTO GLASS.
AUTffO MECHANICS, 2. Lincoln-Mer-
curry experience preferred; must be
sober and reliable; disqualification,
health and accident insurance, paid
vacation; 5000 basis, plenty OF
work. See Mr.. Wentz, GRADY MO-
TORS. INC. a
AUTO MECHANICS - (2l, colored,
SaSss; exgSaienesT Excel 0SS WorRinS conditiCns
BILT-RITE ENGINEERING CORP,
Evening star., 1953-02-03
PHONE OIL. 4-1s7s
BETHESDA, MD.

MEAT CUTTER-Good lob for sober,
reliable man. MARTINS FOOD
MARKET, $3.50 Wis. ave. NV. %
MESSENGER-Must know the city
thoroughly. and high school gradu-
ate; neat appearance; numerous en-
ploye benefits. Call ME. 8-6o13.
MILLWORK ESTIMATOR, experience
necessary; excel. oppor. State quail
tications and sal. expected to Box
MfLLWosR 1a17R SIar' MANAGER, exper. 11 nee
essary; excel. oppor. State Qualifl-
cations and salary expected. to Box
446-Y, Star Ill
MILLWORK SALESMAN, exper. nee.
essary; excel. oppor. State Qualifl-
cations and sal. expected to Box
MOTOR TRUCK DISPATCHES, Class
carrier, in Washington only; good
opportunity for right man. Box
57-Y, Star. -6
OFFICE CLERK. good at figures;
typing required. See Mr.. Ballantyne
ct HARE BROS. 3210 Rhode Island
ava Mt DofNfar Ml
Evening star., 1953-02-03

JANITOR--Experienced. For Build
ing project. Apply Mr.. Gerber,
Tower Pharmacy. 14th and x
JANITOR, colored. for apt. house;
must be experienced and handy with
tools. Apply resident manager. 1880
Wis. ave. NV. --5
JANITOR, colored; experienced; age
over So. dependable, ef1cient. ca
pable making minor repairs. Recent
refs. required. No drinkers. Hours,
6 am. to 5. Salary starts at S125
mo. No quarters at present. HUI.
3-4S53. -5
JANITOR, colored; Va. apt. bldg,
vicinity Fort Myer; Qtrs. and SAL
ary. DREYFUSS BROS, MA. s-O5S2.
1919 10Th st. NV. "A
JANITOR, colored. We need an above
average man who is industrious and
dependable for work at new apt.
development near 10th and East
West hwy: $165 per mo; no quar-
ters. Apply in person, SHANNON
& LUCHS COMPANY. 1905 H
street NV. -6
Evening star., 1953-02-03
HELP--MEN

experienced In working
with bakery machinery. Box soy,
Star. -5
and foreman for sheet
metal and roofing business. Estab-
lished over 40 years. Only those
with practical experience and
slider selling interest in business.
Good opportunity for one qualified.
Answer in own handwriting. stating
age, experience. references. etc. Box
t1OY 0far "A
Evening star., 1953-02-03

SALES TRAiNEE, 21-2s years, col
lese preferred; 6-S months training
in ONCE preparatory to taking sales
man Job. NATIONAL GYPSUM CO..
TT 2.T0Q0
Evening star., 1953-02-03
EN-. OFFICE WORKER
(N.E. SECTION) J

25-35. desire young single man, tc
assist and keep office records in
shipping dept. of wholesale distri-
butor. Excel. opportunity for ad-
Yancement; 5-day wk. Call MR.
RUDY, LA. $4,000. --5
GROCERY MAN, exper.; good salary
hrs. Apply office, SHIRLEY FOOT
STORES. 403 Swami ave-, Alex, Va
-
HALL MAN; live in. Apply DU. 2.
0429. "a
HOTEL FLOOR STEWARD. good local
ref, exper. setting up banquets. ano
supervising, cleaning, diShwashing
and pantries. Good salary, paid va
cation and insurance. ME-. 8-5094
for appointment between am. ano
IL am %
Evening star., 1953-02-03
statesmen

TO SELL CHAIN LINK FENCES,
WITH NATIONAL CONCERN. SAL
AIRY PLUS COMMISSION LEADS
FURNISHER, CAR NECESSARY.
Evening star., 1953-02-03
SALES MANAGER

SALES MANAGER
To handle product in this area with
ability TO hire and train men. Earn
Apply in person, Thursday only to
MR.. d. r. JoOS, Hotel Statler.
- -
SALESMEN-Openings for a salesmen
IN Vlrginia. Maryland and D. q.
excellent opportunity for men with
safes ABILITY. Must have car. Call
CHAMBERLAIN COMPANY OF
AMERICA. 1925 New York ave. ne.
-3
Statesmen. exp, for modern retail
store. Several good men needed
now for permanent positions in our
SPORTING goods. luggage. and mems
ply in person. Mr.. Nanny. IR-
VlNG'S. 10th and z NV. "A
Evening star., 1953-02-03
HOSTESS
Ria ARRiFaoNHsos H RES sEsrR6RASr. 2thi N 'i4 i4Ss 1

AEFoNsoS RESTAURANT. 1909 L
st. NV. -3
= Settled Christian
woman to take charge Of home With
2 children. Salary small. excellent
home; with loads Of appreciation
and affection. Phone OIL. o-es77
rNsUTRANcEn SsiST f. icLERK-TYPIsr for In
dorsement dept. 5-day wk. hospt.
talization. surgical service and hfe
insur. provided; bonus plan IN efieet.
Good working conds. THE MUTUAL
INSURANCE AGENCY. INC, 1901
". SocIxi WokkiEsR in hosp. social
service dept. Masters degree pre-.
years exper. in hospital setting.
Pleasant working conditions. Vaees
tion and sick leeye,. Group hospits
;sa Hlisatl0na Ogporsu!n,sIy u!nsy ioT s2;s s0ms Cne
write stating Qualifications 70 Bot
410.Y, star. -
(Continued o NEXT rags.J
Evening star., 1953-02-03
SALESMAN
SALESMAN

WITH GOOD FUTURE, CAN EARN
"a. 900 TO 5000 A YEAR; REFER
ENCES; EXPERIENCED IN SALES
WORK; LARGE OLD ESTABLISHED
OFFICE FURNITURE. NEW AND
USED, WANTS WILLING, PRO-
GRESSIVE WORKER; LOCAL TER
RTTCRY; 80 TO As AGE; EXCEP-
TIONAL OPPORTUNITY. BOX
Evening star., 1953-02-03
n you ARE A SALESMAN


Due to expansion. we have an op-
portunity for q career-minded
salesman. The Kemper- Thomas Co.,
fastest-growing manufacturer In its
field, has an opening for an ideal.
minded salesman for protected local
with our powerful exclusive line
of business gifts and calendars de-
signed for specific businesses. Free
$4,000 life Insurance policy, high
commission and bonus. and other
benefits, So Kemper-T Thomas sales:
expense free vacation. Our regional
manager will explain how you can
win, Come in and have. lunch with
US and see our entire line on dis
play. Phone MIR. H. B. LANCE,
Or iI SATURDAY, at NA. $3.50 for
appointment, This vacancy will
be filled within Q week. 10
Evening star., 1953-02-03

perieneed. 'S5ssN Once IN Medical S 2 cen. g.
ter. Attractive salary. Boz 944-Y.
DfCSsTTAPHoNE OPERATOR to do S con.
tine. 40-hour week. Permanent res
ttion. experience and salary. Boz
DkgG. rug; cssEk-rzu.r., siasi excel. s.lsr,.
ssso NO Conn a1is s9. Sa VS. SScnssissassSSoS sssSo
DRUG CLERK. young lady. for gem
eral drugstore selling, experienco
Roft RG;i g fat.Sas SaUo ni l1is ssu1fsS is
DRY CLEANING CLERK, white, .x-
perienced; top salary; references
FOUNTAIN GIRL, coiored; sensral
ssgs SSa''ln FsSS p Sa2z Raass 2. iSos SSS
Fo1NTGfN odsSi IN crEL, wh,... honest.
esAHsfrS5Hle eAsfToR pHGsa. HS;so f lS.lRs%0S. R%; East
snesd do..S SIRIs gnns.,, vss .ns ho:g:
paid holidays and vacation. IA.
TIoNAL DRUG CO.. 1000 Conn. ave.
F1oiGGNTA1N a1RLs, meals and uni
forms; Sun. on. Apply in person.
FOuNrHiN ~ TAI 4 tGiRRifLL. .xper. In sand
wich making; day wk. only, good hrS.
and pay. La. 6-3466 after 9 pm.
GENEH1s MNi 2SsVSHhi oTFicE woRKER. No NO. .ss.
learning. 6-day wk., insurance, hos
pitalisation. vacation with pay and
other benefits. Apply DISTRICT
NEWS CO., 2216 9th ct. NV. -
experienced, to handle
highef-type restaurant dining room.
$50 to start. Apply In person, THE
RED LOBSTER, 8l1 b. Washfngton
Evening star., 1953-02-03

HOSTESS
Bris1t, personable young woman with
initiative and ability to work In our
attractive coffee shop; good aalaTy.
and meals, with many employo
benefits. Apply Personnel Once
HOTEL STATLER
10th and K SITS. NV. -
Evening star., 1953-02-03
HOTEL, WORK

HOTEL WORK
FOR DAY AND NIGHT DESK WORK
IN NEW HOTEL,-MOTEL. NEAT AP-
PEARING, WILLING TO WORK
DIFFERENT HOURS; EXPERI-
GUS OPERATIONS OF SMALL HO-
TEL. WRITE FOR PERSONAL IN
TERV1EW, GIVING ALL QUALIFI-
CATIONS TO BOX 417-Y, STAR,
ALL APPLICATIONS WILL BE CON-
SIDERED CONFIDENTIAL. "A
Evening star., 1953-02-03
TRUCK SALESMAN

II you are Q wholesale or retail
truck salesman. under 81 years OF
age, You may be the man we are
seeking. Large car and truck
manufacturer needs Q factory sales
representative in this area: attrac-
tive salary; car furnished. Give
full details Of experience and back
ground in your letter. Applica-
tions viii be treated In confidence.
Write HOx 0(lT.Y. star. .-T
Evening star., 1953-02-03

SPOTTER. exper. one who can oper-
ate Prosperity dry cleaning machine.
Also willing to commute or move
to q small suburb 20 mi. from here.
Excel. salary. Steady employment.
Phone RA. S-S746 Sunday, or LU.
1-9723 week days. Ask for MR..
Evening star., 1953-02-03
MELP-MEN

Ty sERvICEMEN for outside service
high wages. Call WA. 1880 or
uN. 4-245S. MASEK'S ELECTRICAL
CENTER. 5602 Edmonston rd.. East
Riverdale, ~ -6
Evening star., 1953-02-03

Insurance Investigator
Age 1890. needed in handling In
surance Investigations in Washing
ton and suburbs. Salary and ex-
penses paid, knowledge of tipping
permanent position. Write full
qualifications. Lock BOX 5S4. Bent.
Franklin Station. washington 4.
D. c., or phone Ma. 6-4190 bet.
1913 and ask for EMPLOYMENT
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-25
astronomy Club
Officers Begin
Term Of Service

The newly reelected officers of
the Key West Astronomy club will
officiate for the first time since
their reelection at the meeting
this Thursday night. Reelection
for the seventh time were ]. p.
Baillod, president and Edgar
Stark, secretary and treasurer.
Serving for the second time is
J. NJ. Martin, who is vice presi-
dent since w. M. Whitley, club
founder, resigned and became the
clubs first honorary member.
Activities at the meeting viii in
clude discussion of news on astro-
nomical subjects by each member,
and observations Of the heavens at
the home Of Edgar Stark. All men,
bers and their guests are urged to
be present. The program viii fea-
ture 4 talk by John Zelnick On
"Our Planet, the Earth"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-25
Volunteer Unit
OF Mr.. Officers
To Be Organized

Under existing directives pro-
mulgated by the Secretary Of the
Navy, Reserve Officers who are
members Of volunteer units win
not be recalled to active duty In
any manner other than the man
ner in which they would normally
be recalled.
The volunteer unit now being
organized will assist all Naval Re-
serve Officers residing in the Key
West Area to receive retirement
points. Public Law $40 provides
for retirement pay for Inactive Re-
serve Officers upon the completion
of twenty years satisfactory SER
vice in the Reserve. Fifty such re-
tirement points credit the Re-
serve Officer with one year Of
satisfactory service. Each volun-
teer unit meeting attended earns
one retirement point for the Re.
serve officer.
There are othe: advantages such
as promotion points and pay for
training duty. You are urged to
attend the next meetings. and get
the full details In behalf Of your
own interests. The meeting win Be
held in Building 81, u. S. Naval
Station, on Monday evening, Mar.
2, 1858 at $500 o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-25

CHARLES AUxIER, son of Mr..
and Mrs. L. Auxier, Key West,
is completing his AT basic air
man indoctrination course at
Lakeland Air Force Base, the
Gateway to the Air Force"
Lakeland, situated near San
Antonio, is the worlds largest
air force base, site Of Air Force
basic training, for men and
women, headquarters Of the
Human Resource Research Cen
ter, and home Of ATS Officer
Candidate School. His basic
training is preparing him for
entrance into Air Force techni-
cal training and for assignment
in specialized work. The course
includes a scientific evaluation
of his aptitude and inclination
for following a particular voca-
ton and career.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-25

~ SSSs
The horticultural section in
cludes all specimen plants and
flowers orchids, hibiscus, bou-
gainvillea and others.
The orchid corner is being plan
ned by Mrs. Toby Bruce, assisted
by Mrs. Edgar Stark. It will re-
present a patio or corner of a tro-
pical garden in which orchids may
be displayed.
Mrs. Curry Moreno is chairman
of the hibiscus display which is
always outstanding beautiful. Bios
SONS of every hue and kind nod
on long slivers of PLAN fronds.
A trellis forms the background
of the bougainvillea exhibit. This
corner is a gorgeous display of
color planned by Mrs. B. C. Papy
and Mrs. Henry Sands.
Other exhibits include palms
and ferns chairmaned by Mrs. Ed
ward Graham and Mrs. Thomas
Caro-; begonias and caladiums in
charge of Mrs. George Perpall,
and African Violets with Mrs. j.
E. Tucker publicity chairman.
Mrs. Irving Duke is chairman
of the foliage plant exhibit and
Mrs. Roland Goulet is in charge
of specimen plants which include
blooming house plants, potted
roses, and any other blooming
plants growing in pots or contain
ers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-25

tor worthy cause.
Chairman of the dance COM
mittee are Mrs. +. r. Pritchard,
director Of the Woman's Hospital
Auxiliary Of Monroe General, and
Mrs. Henry Sands who is vice.
president of the organization.
Mrs. Herman Gordon serves on
several committees as well as
handling the publicity with Mary
Louise Spottswood. She is on the
door committee which is headed
by Mrs. Earl Adams and serves
with Mrs. Alfred Sawyer and Mrs.
John Gardner.
In charge OF tickets and reser-
vations is Mrs. B. c. Papy who
advises that these be purchased
and the reservations made at an
early date to assure the best ac-
comodations arrangement for pat
rons.
Mrs. Herman K. Moore Is chair
man of the hospitality committee.
Orchids win be sold during the
course Of the evening by q COM
mittee headed by Mrs. Allen
Sheppard and Miss Donna VIII
liams.
Proceeds Of the affair 60 to the
work done by the Auxiliary. This
year, they bought much needed
equipment for Monroe General
Hospital which has been installed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-25
MRS. McCLUNG TO JOIN
HUSBAND IN GERMANY

Mrs. Harold C. McClung, and
baby daughter Sandra are visiting
her mother-in-law Mrs. Nell Hau-
ry, 1zl6 Knowles Lane. She win
leave early in March for Munich,
Germany to be with her husband
who is stationed with the regular
Army there. Harold is wen known
In Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-25
SALE WILL INCLUDE
FOOD And SOUVENIRS

'sOdds and Ends" of items from
a recent bazaar will be part of
the sale to be held Saturday, Feb.
Is at 507 Duval Street. The sale
is conducted by the w. S. C. S.
of Ley Memorial Church. 1t be-
gins at 9 a. m. and viii include
freshly made cake and candy to
supplement the other goods.
ALI of the articles, and these In
clude crochet work, aprons, sou.
venier and novelty items viii be
sold at reduced prices.
Key West native plants and
sprouted coconuts viii be on the
list.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-25

Is still my BIG AMBITION.
And I'll say HOPE YOU'RE
BETTER" with THE WAR
DENIS KIND PERMISSION!
Thanks a lot Mrs. Gregory, it
cheered me up, and probably
every last Shop Hoppin' reader in
the land.
K X X
IFS crazy, Mary. you should
see ihe Grapes! So alright we'll
give you q blow by blow des-
cription Of what goes on and the
progress Of the interior decora-
tions at the Celebrity Club.
Every time go into the place
il looks, better and better, and
Of course you just plain couldn't
beat the entertainment. oh yes,
II also gives me a great deal Of
pleasure to announce the arrival
Of new member of fhe team
Of Al Robinson and Alkali Ike,
one Brownie. He's . plain old
canine dawg Of uncertain ances-
try, and already he's started
talking back. Been wondering
II maybe we shouId throw
shower for This blessed event.
and If so just what we should
bring. Anyhow come on down
folks. The act is going to the
dossl
X X h
We're really sorry to hear that
Mona DelMonte has joined the
Penicillin Parade, and hope that
she'll soon be up and around
again. She's a cute kid and it's
more fun to 60 into the Joint
when she's around to greet you.
4 \ X
When you were . yoUng'Un
I'll bet you used to wish your
daddy owned candy store or an
ice cream fountain, and I'll bet
right now you wish there was
grocery store in the immediate
family 50 you woJidn't have TO
take thought TO how long you'd
have TO save for the next steak.
Well ! think Jimmy MUnix
must remember those days TOO,
and also the days when he had
TO wait for payday to lay in any
kind Of big supplies because at
fine request Of many Of his Gus
TONERS and good friends he is
going to hold that big Birthday
Sale Of his over Cntil next We'd
nesday 50 that all the Navy pay.
days will be over, and thrifty
Navy wives can stock up on
many items while the anniver.
sary sale is going on.
That's nice Of Jimmy AZ fhe
Culfstream Food Department
Store. but he appreciates fhe way
folks responded TO his sale TOO,
and wants TO thank all of Key
West. BY ihe way, If can spill
. secret. Il had . preview peek
at Thursdays ad, and IL my
pore oil weak eyes didn't de-
eeive me, II seems ! saw some
thing about steaks at 69e .
pound: Scoop. heck! That de-
serves an extra edition.
T. 4 r
When your hair is unruiy
Like fine Queue" on coolie
Don't let that stuff get YOU
down
Get yourself On "Eska"
In Perms IFS besta
Exclusive at DonsId's in town
r r r
Not so good huh? Well what the
heck, what rhymes with "Eska"
anyhow? Brand new word and
Webster never even hear do it,
much less had one.
Think wen keep on doing our
shopping in Key West, although
the parade in Havana was won.
derful, and of course the Key West
Band was right out in front too.
until then which is Fri.
day, see you around. Luv anG
stuff, Jaxon. advt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-25
.USO COMMITTEE PLANS
MEETING FOR TONIGHT

IA. Isnstivs Lester. US0 COM
miftee chief announces that ihe
USo committee organization will
meet tonight at 8 o'clock in HE
City Hall with Executive Tom
Kvnx.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-25
INCREASED CAPITAL

WASHINGTON R-The Depart
ment Of Commerce says corpor-
atoms increased their capital by
about so billion dollars in 1852, and
that q billions of this---a new rec
ord-was for plant and equipment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-25
Progress For Key Vest Flower Sho,U
Indicates Topping Ouer Last Season

All committee chamen and coworkers working diligently
make the 1853 Flower Show by the Key West Garden
Club, equal to if better than last year
The show will held in the Eks Club and will be
opened to the public Saturday. February g. continues
for the days and Miss Hda Cunni is
president Club Mrs. Norerg Thompson general
chairman Show and Gene designing