davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Government Service, Inc.
1I35 21st st. NV.

STENOGRAPHER. regular once work,
working conditions. Box TOM, Star.
SIENOGRAPHER - Permanent posi-
ton; pleasant working conditions;
National Catholic Welfare Confer
ence; Dept. of Immigration, 1912
Mass. ave. NV. RE. 1853, Ext.
STENOGRAPHER, should be rapid
typist and have administrative abil-
1ty; prefer under So; salary COM
mensurate with experience and
training. This position is in rural
Va, about 40 miles from Wash. and
person. Give full details in letter.
Box 1877. Star. Il
STENOGRAPHER, patent law ONCE.
part time ~ to =. days: S35. Box
sTENoGKAPHER, part time, easy
burg I'd, and Mt. oiivet. Write ex-
perience and phone number. Box
sTENoGfRAPHER, $500 per mo.
white; state age. experience. typ
ing, financial statements. 4O-hr.
5-day wk.. air cond. office. Box 416-
sTENOGRAPHER. familiar with re-
tail credit work; steady position.
Box 253-M. Star.
STENOGRAPHER, efncient, 5-day
week. permanent if satisfactory.
Phone MA. s-7776 for interview.
STENOGRAPHER, young lady, for
general office duties. knowledge Of
shorthand, speed not essential;
white, age 20-35; pleasant working
conditions, paid vacation, sick leave
ana Disqualification. Apply in person
NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.
1900 r. 1. ave. NV. Il
STEN0- SECRETARY. Enicient and
5-day wk.: excel. salary. OF.
2-6235, or DI. 7-1S1O.
STENOGRAPHER-CL with large
railroad organization. Salary. S3,-
900. Company benefits, free trans
porJatton. Vacation with pay; So
hr. week. Reply, stating age and
availability. Write Box 21-S, Star.
STENOGRAPHERS AND TYPISTS,
part time or temporary assignment;
90 w.p.m. and 100 w.p.m. ST.
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GROCERY MAN with supermarket
eXper. Meat wrapper. no, eXper. nee
Good pay. Pleasant working condi-
tions. In air-cond. store. Many
Holman, FooDTowN. INC. 1850
Arl. blvd, Falls Ch., Va. 81
INSURANCE AGENTS, colored. free
training courses offered. Apply VIC
TORY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
CO. 1924 Georgia ave. NV. RA
REAL ESTATE statesmen, man or
woman. PARKER, SMITH & DON
NELL. INC, has one vacant desk
and offers finest working conditions
and cooperation to the right party.
Call Joe Parker for discussion in
complete confidence. IA. 7-6161;
or, residence, IA. 7-2512
EXTRA CASH-Sen Xmas and every
day cards. Also Xmas imprints
stationery napkins and novelties;
Samples on approval Write or call
MASTERCRAFT, sol 10th st. NV.
Wash |. D c. Dept S. DI 7-090S.
TYPISTS, to type and learn jewelry
business; S36.S0 per wk. Apply
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.. 7l9
Tth ST NV 80
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MATTRESSES
MATTRESSES

White, full time, arm service, over
21, split shift. No Sundays. TALLY
HO RESTAURANT, S12 18th st.
NV. Il
GIRL, over IS. to work in "take-out
food shop" must be neat and clean.
Apply 205 8. washington ST., Falls
Church, Va. 80
GIRL, white, general clerical work;
hours l to 9 pm, Sat. 8 to |;
experience not necessary. Apply
DIAPERS CO., 1888 Wisconsin ave.
NV Il
white. for clerical work in
office of large wholesale distributor.
Excel. opportunity, vacation. etc: D
DAY wk. Apply to MR.. MAYBERRY,
1921 5th st. NV. >
GIRLS to address envelopes by hand;
excellent salary. Apply in person,
EISEMAN'S, COL 7th st. NV.
GIRLS, 21-30. for evening work: no
canvassing. Call 10. 2-5556 between
and pm 80
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NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS
merce or in the production OF
goods TOR commerce must noD pav
at least rs cents an hour and
time ana one-holJ tor oUertinse
under the Federal WAGE and Hour
Ld1I Job seekers offered less on
coUered hrBfS should notify the
Wage and How DtpiSion U S..
Department OF Labor telephone
Executive S-2430 Extension 1875
Evening star., 1953-08-30
GIRLS-WHITE
EARN $40 A DAY

Are YOU ambitious? Are you wide
awake? Do you have personality?
Do you like to meet people? If the
answer to these questions is yes
we offer you an opportunity of a
lifetime. We want girls bet. 2O-35
who are interested in earning
500 a week. No exper. necessary
we train you. Investigate this i'm
med. if you want to get ahead. Ap-
ply 1922 18th st. NV, End f.. Gil
am. only. See MR.. LOCKYER.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
Millinery SaleSWOmen

Millinery Saleswomen
We have steady year-round position
for saleSpersons who have success
fully sold medium to better-price
millinery. Salary sos a week. All
replies held in stricteSt confidence.
Box 23O-T. Star.
NURSE, white, live in. care Of boy
> years and infant; / day of per
week and every other Sunday; local
references and baby care experience.
KE. 7-i477. 30
graduate and practical, for
large nursing home for elderly per-
sons. live in. MRS. CARTER. JU.
9-60l0. a
OFFICE ASST, young lady. 21-4O.
in maintaining accts. rec. records,
prepare bank deposits. typing; pleas.
working cond., air-cond. office: D.
day, 40-hr. wk., insurance bene-
fits. pd. vac. $50 wk.: prefer resi-
dent OF BetheSda-Chevy Chase area.
Gail OIL 2-0456 for appt
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GOOD STARTING SALARY
MARVINS CREDIT
736 7th st. NV. Il
PHOTOGRAPHER, experienced in
protection printing; permanent po-
Sition open with modern air-con-
dltloned color lab, processing Ansco
Color materials. See MR.. REFS
NIGER, 8 to 8, 715 Kennedy st. NV.
OPERATOR
White, experienced on awning work.
No others need apply. 1881 14th
p. ~ s. ~ M. OPERATOR. fuu-time e"O per-
manent JOB; 3712-hr. wk.. with ma
REah 9ha EsTafa s49lfst'sn Sales sT MaS9GGR sS9e4
Unusual and UNIQUE opportunity
with progressive builder. Local real
estate experience necessary. All re-
plies confidential. Call JE. 3-S11S,
HECEPTIONIST- -TYPIST. part time.
9 am. to 1870, Mon. through Sat.
Pleasing personality. EXP. ST. 3-3673.
RECEPTIONIsT. age 25 to s5. settled.
personality to meet the public: in
REVEPTToSIsT. fT TS a YOUNG EA GaaSo' LADY, white
sales ONCE, phone information and
some typing, good future: previous
exper. not necessary. 6-day wk,
$40 start. Open at 10. CO. 5-3O94.
RESIDENT MANAGER for ooO-Hnit E
ence Box 3S0-S. Star. 80
RESIDENT MANAGER-Experienced
aggressive, efficient lady to manage
large bldg: 500 per mo. and apart
SALES PosITiON for "- career-minded
woman. Must be attractive age
25-40 Washington ONCE, national
organization; Deal direct with ex-
ecutives and business people Per-
Hap TO earn s0Ge %ota ef hard DOR wo4
PGlntns9s call 'H Mr., Rn0ne c1E%MER. EGh ER
sAEEsIaDY, Ali G-aaDi3' excellent opportunity, msi
10 to $50: ROOT JEWELERS..
!34 Wilson blvd, ia. 2-4SS1. 81
SALESLADY Selling costume
teweIry and gifts: permanent posi-
ton: excellent salary. TREASURE
Observation-Disclosures in install
ment store. Apply NEW YORK
JEWELRY CO. 7l9 7th St. NV;
sALEsLADIEs-store mr.. 14th and
NV; gifts. greeting cards. en-
waved Tf csi sR''i Mr. ''"RRsr1 eRR H. 7$$sfI 7$sG5
SALESLADIES, experienced. for our
coat and dress department.; excel
lent salary and commission ar
rangement. Apply to Mr.. Sher,
EISMAN'S. 601 9TH st. NV.
SALESLADIES, gift shop; previous
experience necessary; 5-dav week;
$40. Box 389-T. Star.
SALESLADIES, full or part time, sell
advertising, commission; experience
unnecessary. Cali AID. 2-6632. Mon
day, to 5:30 pm.
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SNACK BAR
CASHIER

No weekend work. Immediate perma-
nent opening in vicinity of 18th
and Pennsylvania ave NV We
Will train If quick with figures. Ase.
22-35.
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SITUATIONS MEN
Accountant

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books opened,
closed, caught. up, all taxes: open
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MAILING LIST GIRL


Intelligent, young (single preferred)
list clerk wanted by national pub
Usher. Work in circulation promo
ton dept. Some tipping required.
Downtown; days. Group insur-
ance plan, other benefits. ST.
$4,000.
MAITRE d'HOTE, for private, nom
typing social club; opportunity for
overtime work on parties. Apply
Box 135-M, Star, stating last two
positions and in giving references.
MEDICAL RECEIPT. SECY., white
eXper. required. type and knowl-
edge shorthand: $3.50. Call MISS
MCCALL. D1. 1-5S70. Ext. 500.
MED. TECHNOLOGIST Wen
rounded training and experience.
for private laboratory under di-
rectorship of pathologist. No night
or weekend work. XII. 9-1622. Box
sALEsLADIEs. exper.,
for regular and part-time work
ROSE HAT BOX, 710 9TH st. NV.
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BOX 371-T, STAR
Alteration Hands

Experienced, for exclusive specially
shop. Dresses, suits, coats. KAPLO-
WITT. 18th between and NV.
APPT. MAKER, for Luzier'S cosmetic
consultants: unlim. ph. nee; house
wife or shut-in. DU. 7-6049.
BRANCH MANAGER position open
for area woman tower S0) with ex-
perience in direct-to-consumer sales
and organization; by successful es-
tablished firm. Car and phone es-
sential. Complete financial backing
for accepted applicant. For local in
terview-write, stating age. personal
and business backgrounds to Box
2S5-S, Star.
AbTERATIONS-Op to Sc
cure permanent position as thor
oughly eXper. sewer in alteration
dept; all employe benefits. Close
Sat. during July and Aug. Write
Box 14l-T. Star. 80
ARTIST-China decorating artist,
must be experienced in this type of
art work in teaching q class OF &:
free-hand drawing REQUIRED. Day or
night classes. Write Box 396-M,
Star
Evening star., 1953-08-30
HELP-MEh AND woMsN

BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced;
man or woman; also manicurist;
conditioned shop in Silver
Spring. Phone JU. 7-S050 80
experienced. for small retail and
contract business. Salary open.
Please give experience. All replies
confidential. Box 351-T, Star
COUPLE-Modern house ano salary
IN exchange for part-time g.h.w.;
man milkS family COW. Gaitbersburg
424-J II
COUPLE, part time, to assist in
management of better-clasS room
ing house in Dupont Circle area
Phone MR.. JOHNSON, ME. S-24S5
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ADVERTISING
MANAGER

One Of washington's oldest women's
specially stores requires l fashion
wise and alert young lady to handle
layout, copy and art work. Salary
open. For interview write
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DRIVERS WANTED

Men and women are needed 70 drive
school Buses for Arlineton County
schools. Contact Mr., Vest at IA
S-0lS7 or come to 1915 H9th st.
he oetv cen the ages - to As and
have eXnerience In driving 20
Evening star., 1953-08-30
PIX OPERATOR

EXPERIENCED DESIRED
PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS
STEADY POSITION
GOOD STARTING SALARY
MARVINS CREDIT
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CLERKS
CLERKS

Experienced pref. Call XII. S-4047.
PRESTO VALET, 1923 Quaker lane.
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HELP WOMEN tcont. }

BEAUTY OPERATOR, SS5-SIOO week
guarantee, plus commission No
manicuTing Steady Job Air cooled
LOUIS CREATIVE HAIRDRESSERS
I1l0 Eve st nv
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-15
Residents Eye Formation
Of Community Chest
Key Vest Is
One OF Ten
Such Cities
With No Drire

Key West may not have 90
depend on the Navy for sup
port Of local charities II n
plan being considered by a
group of Key Westers to es-
tablish a Community Chest
here becomes a reality.
/ County Commissioner Joe
Allen told Monday Of a visit
here by an official of the
United Defense Services,
Inc. a federation of national
health. welfare and reerea-
ltion organizations serving
communities congested by
defense mobilization.
In his report. James " Fogar,y.
Southeastern Representative for
that organization. said that in has
opinion a Key West Community
Chest IL both feasible and posi-
bic. 1"
A Community Chest simply Is
a consolidation Of charitable driv-
les" Allen points cut Most local
charities are gwen funds from the
one b. drive. eliminating = rash
of separate fund drives.
Records show that there ere ieoo
Community Chests in citiss al over
the nation. Key West II one Of ten
cities above 2s.0e0 population that
do not have Chests"
FoasTty said fhaf Ne wili return
10 Key West loF further talks
along these llnss, week 81 Sect
smheF ~. The Rev. Psul Teueh.
ten. pFssGdsnf 81 ire AainissssisI
Association hes sgrsed 70 sponseE
= meeting u ell Interested psFt.
les.
Fogarty suggested that local civic
groups including TIE Lions, klwans
is. Rotary Clubs. the Chamber Of
Commerce and the uS0 also step
In and sponsor the meeting.
Vie also indicated that II there Is
enough interest shown Ia the city,
bis organization viii send q full
time paid representative here 30
set the program underway.
In effect. Key West has every
thing 10 gain and uothlng 20 lose.
Commissioner Allen. Who has had
his finger On the local situation for
five years - chairman 81 the Pub
ilc Health and Welfare Committee
for Monrue County says that there
CONTINUED ON Page TenD
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TOwnerElected
To USO-YMCA
Committee
Reports Are
Given 40
Recent Meeting

r. Adm. George c. Towner. USN.
Base Commander. Key West, was
elected q member Of the US0-YM
CA Club Operating Committee al
its regular monthly luncheon meet
ing Friday noon al the US0 Club.
so Whitehead Street.
Edwin n. Trevor. committee
Chairman. welcomed the Admiral
and two new members previously
elected II. Glen Pearson. USCG,
Commander Of the Coast Guard
Base. Key West. and Harold Laub-
scher. Manager of the Key West
Chamber Of Commerce.
Admiral Towner replaces ".
Adm. Irving T. Duke. USN, who
served on the COMMITTEES during
the past year.
Chairman Trevor extended The
eoFdial greetings q the COMMITTEES
10 Miss Jane Hudson. new assist.
ant Club Director IN charge of pro-
gram. Miss Hudson. during World
war II. vas . Red Cross Club di.
rector in India and China. later
with the q. A. Air Force Special
Services In Germsny. upstate New
YORK and Massachusetts,. she came
10 Key West from the US0 Club
In Beaufort. South Carolina.
Current reports ~ the LEGAL USO
Club operation were made By Dave
Kiag, chairman q the Building
By Miss Hndson for
Mrs. wahneta k0vash, chairman
of the Program COMMITTEES. ard
~ Richard Z. Evans. director. f0r
Fred j. Miller. Chairman of the
Nominating Committee. end for
Joe Plnder. treasurer and chair.
nan Of TIE Budget and Finance
Other members q the Operating
COMMITTEES include Mrs Mary Lee
tContinued On PaGe Tenl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-15

Control Over


The inspectors for the Key West
sewer system were officially trans.
fsrred 10 the control Of the city
yesterday when The city rommis.
sion passed q resolution aulhoriz.
ing the move ct q special meeting
yesterday afternoon. Formerly
they were supervised BY Clifford
and Cooper Associates. the eity's
consulting engineers for the pro.
iect.
AZ ire same ilme. fhs eemmis-
sisa svthoriasd Civ MamaasF
vleisT Lane - ed anothsg n
apeeisr - she eliYss snapiey.
TedaY ~ anmeuneed fret ~
res apeolnsea c. sam . Cory.
fi7t oiisia STREE - Ire nssf. 80
brine lhs mumAhas 81 lnspaeseTs
en- ths leb - fsug.
Yesterdays move gave the cily
control over TIE construction q Che
badly needed sewage plant Cor the
first time since The project gol
underway three months ago. Pre-.
viously. they could emily bring mat
ters % TIE attention Of the contract
ors OF the engineers.
Nov the city manager win be In
close touch daily with the progress.
Of construction. In addition 10 the
four inspectors now on the JOB,
Plumbing Inspector Harry Alxing
and Building Inspector Ray knopp
yin keep tabs on the JOB.
City Commissioners, before ap.
proving yesterdays resolution.
launched into q brief discussion Of
wh0 should hire the inspectors and
who should be hired for the jobs.
City Commissioner Delio Cobo
went on record as favoring that
only Key wesiers be given the
Jobs.
II was finally decided that the
City Manager and the engineers
decide on Who il employed.
The proieet engineers requested
The transfer Of the inspectors 10
the city because they said that they
could not afford 10 give them ad.
equate supervision with the SIS per
month they receive Tor that par.
pose.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-15
There's Get Rich
Haul In Store

Thisvss. whs Suffered ska
chsppsIi Varsity sieFs, fIeea
white Sasaaa. ara si.Sso Firher
iedsY, v hes bssa FspeFtsd.
Shortly sfssr 4seo era. tsdsy
pslles officer Z. 1. James YES
Enskins bis Fevmds on White
Street when Ne discovered thaf
ere frens deer ~ fhs sssge he'd
been forced.
whsn william chappsII. pre-
pFistoF ~ ne sfoFs arrived fsr
sn investigation. ~ fsgnd ghse
re monsv IVES Halsslns from Q
cash bex IN re effies-
The thieves appaFensiy feFe.
ed ths frsns doeg snd macs
their escape Fhsovsh . rear
eutrsnea.
peliee anE ne sheriefs De.
psFsmsui ere sssFehins soF shs
thieves.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-15
W. L. Gale Stresses Need
For United Safety Effort
NV. Safety Council
Meets Tonight I'm
lis. Auditorium

Not many people want 10 lose
their lives. their health. or their
financial savings In an accident. /"
says W. L. Gale. Key West Safety
Council chairman. 'But how many
u Us take the time 10 devote 4
little effort toward avoiding these
lossesf
The Key West Safety Council
win meet tonight az Q p. m, in
the High school auditorium. This i
. non-political. non.profIt group De.
'dieased 10 making our town 3 more
desirable place In which 10 live.
"if vov're interested ln any
bFsnsh 81 safety - home, sehoel.
tEsssie. isdSssry. Ere. etc. -
pissse iFy - hs present 81 ire
msmsian- I've urovp seeds aaa
wants . thoseuph representation
~ ire lsesl elslnsnry."
Gale, Mgr. Of Southern Bell 7
and 7 Co. was elected temporary
Chairman Of the Safety Council At
q preliminary meeting held IN
August In the City Han. Almost one
hundred civie-minded individuals
attended that get.together. Tonight
ell be the groups first organized
meeting.
Bylaws win be read and q slate
OF names offered 20 fll executive
Offices Of the Council for the Fe.
mainder Of this fiscal year, las3.sa.
Originally. Il had been planned
% invite Out-oft0wn speakers bul
this hea was dropped when Il BE-.
came apparent that Key westeFs
themselves could more than amply
CD out the program.
Although nll Glib. Key West
police officer and Citizen column.
Isl. has taken an active part In
helping b Organize TIE group up b
nov. he has informed Gale that
Is up % the people 10 carry TIE
bah from here on out.
The police dsparfmeni Il pri-
nnsEily . lsw sngegesmens awsn-
sy.~ sid Ca. TIE ssfssy covn.
xH 10 princlpaily cen<srnae wish
e6uxsfiss ard snsinasvina. There
will hs times whsn ere gFsup
WISHES - rake ne ether ever re
gesls snS I hsvsn's any aubi.
sCOntinued On psge Tcng
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-15
ADVISORY

MIAMI 1-The Miami Weather
Bureau issued the following al.
visory On hurricane Edna AZ II
IN. today:
The hurricane has intensified
rapidly and az n am. was cen
tered near latitude 7is north. lon
gigude 6T6 west. or about 2to miles
northwest Of San Juan. Puerto
Rico.
n Il moving toward the west
northwest a ahout ~ miles per
hour. Strongest winds are slightly
over 100 niles per hour Just north
a. the center ard gales extend
outward 80 niles In the northeast
and 90 niles In ether auadrants.
There IL . sod possibility of
further intensification. Movemens
Is expected 10 ecntinue toward the
vest northwest u about the same
speed for he next several hours.
TIE center should pass north Of
Turks Island tnnight. Strongest
Winds should PASS north at the
southeastern Bahamas. bot the
area should expect squalls and
possible gales late tonight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-15
Returning POW Sgt Cook
Due Home This Afternoon

Master Sergeant Howard Cook. recently released
from Red Korean prison camp win arrive In Key West
this afternoon about ESQ pm. II announced by his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cook. 722 Caroline Street
The Key West born soldier phOned his parents from
Miami about noon TO say that he catching
cial arlner In Miami and would arrive e that time.
Mayor c. b. Harvey said that Cook would be met at
the airport by police motorcycle and would be
escorted through the city.
II win be the first reunion with his parents In many
months. Cook taken prisoner in Korea last July.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-15
Bids Approved
By City Monday

Bids Tor the purchase Of city
equipment from cash registers 70
Insurance were approved yester.
day BY the City Commission. The
bids were received last Monday
night 81 the regular commission
meeting and then submitted 10 Cts
Manager Victor Lang for study.
However. bids on tires Cor cts
owned vehicles viii be re-adverts
ed although three almost iientiea
bids we're received. II vas brought
out during discussion Of the bid
that there was . misunderssandins
among the bidders.
The Howe Moredock Company,
Miami, was iow bidder on dunn
trucks with q price Of S2sas.aa "a
wen as a three quarter Con pickup
truck al si.s3z.I0.
The Square Deal Equipment
Company. Orlando. was low on a
oid for q Ferguson Maintenance
Roller 81 So3o.sS. a street sweep.
er al ; price Of ses07 % and q
Barch Sand spreader. S3ss. 60.
The Porter Allen Company was
the low bidder on insurance Cor
the city At s2&1S.ss. Their bid Gov.
cred more than half Of the eity's
Insurance program for the year.
The Burroughs Adding Machine
Company received an order ca =
machine Cor the Tar
Collectors Gfsiee Al sstz 20
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-15
Edna
Gathers Force
Off Puerto Rico

MIAMI N - TIE seasons flllh
hurricane. packing us miles per
hour winds. developed today in the
Atlantic SO niles east southeast
Of Miami.
The tropical storm. named Edna
for the fifth letter oi the alphabet,
was eentered about 30 miles north
northwest Of San Juan, Puerto
Rico. moving IN a vest northwest
direction.
A Navy hurricane hunting plane
found the us mile winds north Of .
well defined eye about q miles in
diameter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-15
Gilmore Leaves
For Overhaul

TIE submarine tender Howard
W. GilmoFe. will leave Sept. - Coz
. routine OVERHEAD a the Naval
ShlpyArd. Boston. Mass.
The tender win undergo general
overhaul a. id her sister ship. the
uSS Bushnell. which Il presently
operating off Cuba.
Tie USS Gilmore. under she con.
mand of Capt. Richard Z. Nichols.
y expected 70 return shorsly before
Christmas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-15
Erwin Rules Some Navy Men Can't Vote Herr
State Attorney General Says
Voters Can't Live On Base

The local political situation was thrown into tnr-
mol today with the that the State AttoF
ney General has ruled that all Navy personnel living
government property may not register to vote in city.
county or state elections.
Details OF the ruling from Attorney General Richard
Erwin. revealed today by Monroe County Supervs
Of Registrations Sam b. Pnder The decision, IL It Is
continued in force Is expected TO be severe blow to
those candidates in the upeomng November elections
who are depending the Navy vote to put them In Of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-15

According 10 Rabbi SrhWafAs
vom Kippur has great significance
Il DE Jewish people. with regard
= shis halliday, Rabbi Schwartz
aaids
sOn thal day our Lard God makes
ainaemena Cor all our sins, 4 we
recent and refrain from eating and
arlnking Cor a full n hours and
pray 10 him. and offer charity and
iake anon ourselves real pcnitence
md resolve 10 better cur ways IN
ne future.
ssKol.Nldray night TIE services
generally begin al sunset snd con
TIME for two on three hours with
mayer and confessions. Conies.
nlans are made between man and
man and betwcen man and God.
Confessions between man and man
must be made FIRST before the con.
fexsions between man and God.
I'VE take Il fog granted nat Tom
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