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HELP-Wok

RESIDENT MANAGER-Refined, ma
tured woman, experienced as resi-
dent manager OF garden-type aptS.,
Alexandria, Va; prefer settled. mar
ried woman with employed husband
who would be interested in her work !;
must have ability to supervise jani-
tors: some off1ce experience helpful;
salary, apartment and utilities.
Apply in writing, Box 51-D, Star.
SALESLADIES-5-da week. Hrs. $50
to pm. Age 21-4O; lively PERSONAL
ity sales ability. Apply AMES
PARTY SUPPLIES. 14O2 New York
ave. NV.
SALESLADY-MUsT be experienced
in ladies' ready-to-wear. Good SAL
ary. Apply in person to SHIRLEY'S,
SALESLADY, experienced. for in
fant's wear; good salary; must be
qualified. MAYFAIR SHOP. 1925
Il &; HiD to assist manager in
neighborhood infants and children's S
wear shop. Apply 10 an. z pm,
$40 Sth st. Sc. -l2
(2)-Lady's ready-to-
wear department. 1st fl. Apply
11lS F st. NV, between 1890 and
sAIEsIADIEs, two, experienced.
white; good starting salary and
commissions. STAR CLOTHING
TIA eth st NV 10
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CLERK-TYPIST
ACCOUNTING DEPT.

Young woman. 31-S6 yrs. Of age.
capable Of handling details, to assist
in our credit operation: some short
hand helpful: 5-day. 40-hr. week.
Apply onE1. rerSSSaan0ets S:a0s re Eo9m o0S open So
phone Calls.
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DRIVE A NEW RAMBLER

DRIVE A NEW RAMBLER
Statesman or Ambassador
Add an additional $4,000 a year to
your present income, working part
time. Full-time men or women can
earn correspondingly much more.
NO SELLING
Those selected will be given
Full Employe Discounts
Very excellent possibilities Of paying
for that second car" in your spare
time Must be In credit position
to finance your own demonstrator
VERY
Liberal Terms.
Box 14S-E. Star is
MOTHER NEEDS HELP
A white woman to help with 2 small
boys and new 8. Arlington rambler.
Your own pleasant rm.. good salary,
days OF. and ability to be one Of
family. Long-term position. OF.
SETTLED COLORED WOMAN. to
care for 2-yr.-old boy and infant.
Make my home your home. Small
salary. NO. 7-4546. 10
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CAsHEEReTefn As 1i RoF IN e.. e. iRa tRaae2 81 y
ply In person only. after $50 P. m
Mer., GEORGETOWN THEATRE
1851 Wisconsin ave-. NV. -1O
CASHIER, FOOD CHECKER; 6-day
week; pleasant working conditions;
good pay and other benefits: Apply
IN person only, FLAGSHIP RESIAO-
RANT, 11th and Maine ave. s.w.
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MIscEL. FOR SALE (cont.)
APPLIANCES

- Rosewood sofa, beauti-
full hand carved, early Victorian. d.
Excel. cond. Comfortable. WO.
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PAYROLL CLERK
PERMANENT

Young woman. 21-3s yrs. Of age,
who enjoys working with figures
previous experience helpful. but not
necessary; 5-day. 4O-hr. week; reg
ular. salary advancement;. many
employe ADVANTAGES. Apply. Per-
sonnel. Room sos. Open weekdays,
5000. and Sat, 81. No phone
calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
PAY BILLS with part time-work!
day or eve. hrs. RE. 7-s107: 10
PIX OPERATOR, for switchboard
KneTeHe Fss1 Snd Of tpenT S9 T451
not necessary; 5:day week. paid
vacation; Call MRS. GARDINER.
pH6T6GRaPH1o rs; SCR aPi STUDIO tproduc- tE
tion); printers, retouchers. photog-
desires a paft-time GA
hrs. per week. technical assistant.
Training available to one interested
in medical work; State qualifications.
Apply Box 152-E. Star. Ia .
pay coLoRAPo ( tcsfEANEEs.' bSIs
CLEANERS. 1925 s. Capitol. IL
PRESS FEEDER
Power press feeder for engraving and
printing shop. Apply after 9:30
am, BREEWOODS, 1917 G st. NV.
Ia
PURCHASE ORDER CLERK-Exper.
only. must be good at figures. and
an accurate typiSt 5-day wk. sick
and annual leave. Apply ANDREWS
AIR FORCE BASE EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE SALESWOMAN
We need ! woman who can sell real
In Mont: CO. and pay, more than
established realtor. Many listings.
CLAUDE WOOD, Realtor. JU. $1,000.
SECRETARY for doc
tors office; 5-day week. Please call
JE: $1,000 between 8 am. and
RECEPTIoNIsT. PIX OPERATOR,
under 80; will train; no exper. nee
essary; some typing required: 5-day
wk.: hrs, $40 to 4:3O. Apply in
person, GREAT AMERICAN ms.
CO.. $40 woodward Bldg, 18th
and H stS. NV 10
RECORD SALESGIRL Experienced.
See Mrs. Green. KIT MUSIC Co.
% f. MxNAGER-large elo apt.
house, good pay Must have good
references. Write Box 429-B. Star.
III
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GIRL. dependable, g.h.w. and care
days; $25 plus carfars. RA. 3-44S6.
HoUsEKEEPER. experienced settled
after as pm. Iu4' Me. hssi s-ss54. ' ~ M15 S"n
HOUSEKEEPER, white. experienced.
capable Of taking full charge. Ref
erences: Box 456-B. Star: 10 =,
Ct pm ehidrsn' Jo 9ia5o Eensi salary; call ifter
HotsEkEEPER. to live in and take
full charge OF small family: must
have good background that can be
checked. Sundays OF and l full
week end mo. OF; paid vacation.
Salary, S165 to $3.50 depending on
eaDsF oE is5 aPa U4 snftP AP q Ses11 snpl0yment
for Children. modern equipment,
pleasant surroundings. room. board,
and good pay. References. Apply
Ms Miss osEkd Jenkins 62o1 Greentree 5d''
in, Doctors home, .
salary starting at $50. TU. 2-561s,
MAID. live in. cook: Alexandria
suburbs; 5N days. refs. TIE. 6-6643.
MAID, white or colored. g.hw., exper.,
refs. good character: live in; pvt.
entr.. de luxe room and bath: new
home; mr.. bus; 3 adults. $25 wk.
RA. 6-sS10. 1919 Underwood st.
MAID, colored. live in. take charge
works: Sun. off: $40 wk. CO. 5-6395.
HELPER. general house,
work, fond of children, live in. Sun
days of. ,$15 week. WO. 6-s629.
white: g.h.w.. cooking: live
in. S120 and complete mainte-
nance. ia. 1886 liz
WOMAN; g.h.w., cooking, exper. with
children, Live in: Nice rm. and bath,
sa5Ssi ss5s7et Other help smDl' Refs: SO 5U'
COOP COoK-G.H.w.. with employed
husband. live in; upstairs room and
bath. TV. Local refs. EN-. 2-1776.
LIVE IN-unencumbered woman ex-
per-. recent references. Must be fond
OF children; One day a wS. snd
LIVE IN-Exper. plain cook; good
every other Sun: half day every
Thursday. Honest and dependable;
S35 week. JU. f-693S. Silver Spring.
TWO SISTERS OR FRIENDS to
live in. share room and do g.h.w.
for family Of s.; experienced cook;
S35 wk. each woman. EN-. 3-1s92.
SETTLED WOMAN, cook, s.h.w., care
Of child; 1890 am. through din
ner: stay some nights; recent city
MibbLE-aGED 1i5f; aehS 1Ni woSsS;' issSG' l,v. in;
Inv, care Of 3 children. $50 mo.
Fulton S-41S7 -12
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BOOKKEEPER

General ledger exper.; must
type; age. 20-30 yrs; salary
commensurate with aolllty:
DESIGN g. PROD. INC. 19l@
Duke st., Alexandria, va.
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THE EVENING STAR
11o1 Penn0. Ave. NV.
CLERK-TYPTST

CLERK-TYPIST
College Park once Of national COM
pany has opening for young woman:
excel. working conds.. good salary
and other benefits. See MR.. JONES,
RIM. 112. 1888 Baltimore ave, Col
lege Park, Md. -16
CLERK-TYPIST
Not over 35: large real estate and
mortgage loan firm. Permanent DO
sition, 5-day week, air-conditioned
once. many employee benefits. ex-
cellent opportunity for advancement.
WEAVER BROS, INC. Call Mr..
Allnutt. D1. 7-S300. Ill
COLLECTORS. with car: no solicit
ing; full. or part time. Apply 924
New YORK ave. NV. Ia
COMPANI0N-For elderly lady; "a
hour duty. very connning: comfortA-
6ie home; good pay: immediate need.
kefs. MRS. FULLERTON. or. 4.
Is32s.. SysSs,i ItI7c1jl I71jl1s5 v DAYS. 10
derry lady; O. am: to 8 pm; Be:
thesda area. boz 223-E. Star. ia
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE lcons. }

GAS OIL FURNACE
REPLACEMENTS
ANY MAKE OR TYPE
Special Spring Price
FREE ESTIMATES
SO MONTHS TO PAY
ATLANTIC HEATING
& COOLING CORP.
SOIL Minnesota Ave. NE
UN. 4-6677
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KITCHEN

complete planning and remodelinK
Sssrvies; Ss ice. Let t US Io,1I Shoy you what can
down payment, SO months to pay.
phone II La o4-45sS: ewes. and Sun.
MASONRY WORK Of all types: built
ssng repaired; free estimates. LO.
PAISTING. exterior and interior; maS
estimate Tr eeDsiFs MR 4IRESF VI ESFk guar free
PAINTING CONTRACTOR-commer.
!5 yrs: MR.. LAWRENCE RA 6-a7O3.
PAINTING, papering. floor sanding,
'erai repair work. ia. 9-S046. 10
PAINTING. interior and exterior:
. work s1s[ ss19sa[ranteed. Free estimates.
PAINTING. interior, exterior; reason
able: white mechanic; immediaTe 9
service. MR.. BUNGER, ST. 3-4923.
PAINTING AND CARPENTRY WORK
Large and small jobs. Call OIL
22174ss4 & for free re estimates. CHEVY
fore 3: JT. 9-4771 after 3. 80
PAINTING - Interior and exterior;
1ssSIafS 4HoMpsoNT TCE5 g6 fEss ssas
AND DECoRATING-int.
assd @ eS Nh f ED1soN sosT re- PsS! 7s4sf @s4fssffrialS
PAINTING, PAPERING - First-class
workmanship; work done immedi
ately. Mr.. PoAT. RA. 3-5643. IA
PAINTING-PLASTERING
PAPERING-HO. 2-4911
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PAPER HANGING, $40 per rm. up;
1858 Sunfast washable paper; work
guar. RA. 3-7393 or HE. 4-S555
PAPER HANGING. painting, Takoma
and Sill. Spg. area: guar: reaS. For
PAPER HANGING. PAiNTiNG; white
mechanic; 2O-vrs. eXper: do own
work. MIR. lookout. AID. 10000.
PAINTING-Get nv est.
on 5-rm. house; W. mech: own work.
RALPH, ME. S-Sl4S. HU. 3-9314.
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FURNITURE

Six rattan porch chairs. covered
cushions, $50 ca. best offer; . mod
ern. tables. S25 ca. studio couch, 3
cushions, tailored covers, $50. EN-.
3-6345. 10
Evening star., 1953-04-10

CLERK -TYPIST
For real estate once, ,$55 per week to
start. Pleasant working conditions.
Box 377-E. Star. 10
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WACO BEGINS


Continued From PAGE One
tie last Two bodies sim unid
ed were included III ths ~
dead
Last night toll she FIRST fEin III
ioaE avs search bosses relaxed
aud went hi Sleep Workers vino
dlg Valiant during Yiaiser BE
hours Of rain aud cold had ele d
way enough debris thai e
bare huils Of buildings were rec.
ognIe before tlie ppe
s Be shapsless monna ii wreck
ae
4 mems ] large scar across he
faee a. East Waco ille oldest
d this TOXIN Of about 81. glo persons
Il TIE heart Of Texas Blac and
cotton rnantf
For residents 0f The gos
River cify there wag another scar
cr0ss hair hearts
san Angelo 2n0 miles west n
eco continued u clear m It'll
tornado IIle storm theirs
Killed Is stally injured ten sons
and caused u estimate s. lIza
d dana & struck scant tNn
hours before tie Waco storm
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con- ilalled From q 0lla

4 1Ss1i ~ IS ssss 81 rs
such resignation ID become
i've June s0 1853 a. d
Ls final repors which he
read Is ne Board states
ationa Report 81 Kermit
& Levin. covering tlle ia Rod from
September 1850 thru June 50
1858 during which LIME I served
lis Authority a. Executive Dlrec
Tor and secret
0n september 1850 as
appointed by 4 unanimous vnEe III
e bers III The
lOrily of tile City III Key aaf Al
serve as EXECUTIVE Director and
Secretary AS 4 reser ion for I7O
housing units had been appruVad
Ior Key West 81 the iblic Hosss
ing Adminis1atio m first ob
va fo work toward the erection
q these units. Many months 81
planning and frequent trips ii
ami ana Atlanta were neees
ID order q get the proper data
accunaAl ated proces sed and
proved gu June & con-
tract for construction MAS saed
with tlae Joseph G AIuretl Conf
pas nc: IT Miami FLORIDA
aeted 81 Contract Officer
con lrsaction ii addition ID ny reg
uIar duties. Jhe Project hlch
as later named George ~. Alien
Ana eni consisting 0k III units
ss comp eted ID april of 1852 and
81 tie end 81 May fill occupancy
Ad been attained The total de-
veloplnant cost Of the project vas
August 1851 gha Connausl
alI ~ ort NilEase sas fs1rsg-
aNks NJ Mn c0lcra Vienna IS
Club III Eey iatt fnF
plaee his6 ai0nn san linas
k1iieins N pelneiana Mas III q
= INN risY W ey VeSf fog
slra sfnaions This N eourse aid nes
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Continued From Paaa Cns
suant 70 The terms of said agree.
men
ress further aIie1es sl,af 81
ihov1h Pollock has moi IS yes
had The books. .susIifea fnF ~
yer I9sz and pIeimiff believes
iaaf ~ HE yesr 1852, ne o.
sedasf has likewise failed is e.
epusll IA plaintiff fcF liz income
resolved ~ him from watch aIaa
ieNlery rapairs durihn sid bus.
ilanss year
ress claims chat Ii fias repeat.
e1ly asked fOr the additional rent
but that Pollock iias refused d
account 10 plaintiff therefore and
q pay such additional rental ii
accordance with his agreement I
Therefpre says ross. i hes
THE Fisht and priyileas Is have
this n0resnlelii cancelled and an.
nulIed and e Fseeivs possession
cf said premises forthwith fgon
he said defsndsns
ress asks the Court 10 order
The payment ana q order Pollock
n slEEenaer posses zion at tlAe pre-
filises
II way pk alternative relief iii
case TILL Court finds Pollock n0t
II default under tlie terms 81 said
areement and that there has been
! mutual mistake Kress none e.
less asks that Pollock still
render the premises
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seRr ~ iagss 1eVar - IS
sI.l'ls RI ulilh ~
Public nsiFs sio..
slsl eelsti sKss ShIe 70 cIasf
&c sf We s II llse
ae 1osss sglli RgildEllg d pplla.
elsssa feE Sc eeIsss which
3 ks.osAn : : m ! ftssa Club.
50 ~ slst 81 lsss dis
eoY cred that u eur gatllt there
80 ~ p9 aEoIl of uEissIIed
sEasas liss ga ter
se So "a eIilral alld
sslElae Il .ls las AZ Porter
hiAg lalIa elEeas been done
N eE alted NloEA
SD lals prolect with ne a
~ Iae bQagu eng alter
g naen n 0l req 'sI'e alid plaE.z
..asa Eeeess Sa q q build
Wy akAass Y e Axe 1ss.l g TIE
9 ssA n1llsAlalg n0W since June Is
49, ara think that i IS credit
q ttle
Aasse q sles 81 annual report
8 She u ayQk aEp ty Commits
sa1 81 skse saty 81 hex Mes1
easn Some That had
neen a9ne oAly osl 4 before t1 nv
81
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reearSis that VIII permit individual
rs 81 action 70 each Key while
conforming II the general pattern
Of sound engineering with respect
81 the County as whole
GOggin continued
i has been pFedieied ~ ns
flonally known enal9sts that RE.
gida VIII have ipe greatest Der.
cert 81 population issernasa dur
irg HE next seven or aiglst years
81 my State in HID union Tlais
predlesion should ~ given vag
esrasu consld erailon NJ ~
mmunity planning nubIle
acllisy.
n conclusion Gnggin said that
The average smaller Key III plan-
ming any facility whatsoever must
give consideration to the following
Each community probably
has situation which IS unique IN
% itself vet this must somehow
blend into the overall County pat
tern Of IT viii. ID the end, defeat
,s 49,, a,.s' Al
bly reW ke T0psy ana
Sanitary facilities iii other Utilities.
IN s. - Y. VA $3.50
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IS ,ss..
81. 49,. $3.50 II slsesa0
~ $3.50. s.'a sel. pleasns
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800 NJ ss $500 ~ W.. 49,
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Sponsors Added
For Red Cross
Victory Dance

New additions 10 the growing
list of sponsors for the Red Cross
Victory Dance TO be held Monday,
March . at the Casa Marina, have
been announced.
The new patrons are Sheriff
and Mrs. John Spottswood, Ii. and
Mrs. H. r. Buckles. Commissioner
and Mrs. John carbonell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Archer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Carbonell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil carbonell, Judge and Mrs.
Aquilino Lopez, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Ignatius Lester.
Anyone wishing &c sponsor
table for the gala affair may do
so by calling Mrs. jeff Knight.
Jr., at 2-5ls2 after S p. m.
Plans for the dance are COM
pleted and the evening promises
TO be one Of the outstanding events
Of the season.
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Square Dances
Enjoyed Friday
At USO-NCCS

: The popular caller, Roger Nc
Clure, called the Do 81 dos for
two sets of square dancers at the
USO Noes Friday evening. The
group danced to favorite hill billy
tunes, Little Brown Jug" Hay
makers Jig" and others, until,
GREATNESS, they took time out for
cold drinks and cookies.
The dancers included junior
hostesses. Navy wives and service
men: Lou Albury, Kristina San
chez. Shirley Pent. Carolyn Betan-
court, Mrs. S. Swank, Mrs. Bar
bara Williams, Mrs. NJ. Nelson,
Yolanda Garcia. John M. Danke,
Leonard Shea, Ashton Mossburgh,
James Hassler, Bill Johnson, John
c. Mcclure, Chuck Stalanker, who
assisted in the calling, and Jerry
Johnson.
+. A motion picture feature was
shown at the USO Noes on Sat.
urday, at $50. Sundays program
included sight seeing tour at
3 O'Clock, spaghetti supper from
5 to 6 p. m. and dancing to the
music of the Tune TCpperS Orches-
ira from 8:45 to il p. m.
All Service personnel are vel.
come.
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Johnny Meyers
Feted Sunday By
Farewell Party

A farewell cocktail for Johnny
Meyers, entertainer and singer,
was given Sunday afternoon at
40 Ann Street by Miss jeanne
Vermette and John Speziali. Mey-
erS was recent guest star at the
o. w. C. luncheon at, Fl. Taylor
and has a wide circle of friends
here. He expects to motor to New
Hope, Pa. today. =; ,.s
Hot bollos, cheese Snacks, and
other tidbits were served with the
cocktails. The party. began at
p. m. and lasted until 8 p. m.
The guest list included, Miss
Lou hickman, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Harrison, Mss Deborah Browne,
Miss Ruth Bancroft, Miss Dorothy
Raymer, Miss Anne Denis, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Lazarovici, Miss
Irene Kikcheski, Miss Sheyla jam
ieSon, Miss Lillian Curtis, Miss
Jeanne Eastwood, Miss Irene Gil
nos. Miss Ginger Shelton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Brecinridge.
Clay McDaniels, Jack Travers,
Tony Carter, Bill Brady, Kenneth
DeGonda, Ralph MarteIl, Miles
Dayo. Warren Van Roeser. Julian
Voloshin, David Huschle, Everett
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LiUely Circus Art
Sho'o To Open At
East M1rteLIO

Tuesday evening, members and
guests of the Key West Art and
Historical Society viii attend
preview of the lively combination
art show at East Martello Gallery
beginning at 8 p. m The following
day, the show is open to the public
from noon to p. m. daily.
Paintings of the famous Ring
ling Brothers Circus (now combin-
ed with Barnum and Bailey will
be exhibited along with prints and
drawings from New Jersey. Elvi-
ra Reilly, program director for the
Society selected them. In a note
to hear from the ."Circus" artist,
Robert A. Herberg. he said that
he had just entered some of his
work at the Palm Beach Four Arts
Club show at the Norton Gallery.
Herzberg paints portraits, land
Scapes and the pet subject, the
circus. He is a native of Michi-
gan and was educated in Toledo,
Ohio. He was born in FurStenberg,
Germany. He has been painting
for over 80 years. Famous per-
sonages who have posed for him
include Ethel Barrymore, George
Arliss, Bert Wheeler of musical
comedy fame, Mary Pickford,
Barry Fitzgerald, host of other
movie stars and nightclub toppers
/ as well as political figures in
Guiding Mayor Impelliterri of New
York City.
He established the Detroit
School of Fine and Applied Arts.
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MONDAY, MARCH 2
Alcoholics Anonymous, Key West
group, meeting at s pm.
Water color landscape painting
class, 2 to 4 pm, West Mar
tello Gallery Art Classes,
County Beach.
Gym classes for Owe, Sea
Plane Base, 10 am.
Sheriff John Spottswood will ad-
dress Monroe County Juvenile
Council, 5 pm.
Monroe County Health Unit on
Fleming Street, in the Clinic
bldg.
Meeting Of Methodist Men at
Wesley House, s pm.
Evening Chapter st. Paul's Wo-
mans Aux, Parish Hall, 8 pm.
Circle Two, Women Of First Pres
byterian Church, 3 pm.
Meeting of Key West Ministerial
Association.
Circle l of First Methodist
Church, 3 pm.
WMU First Baptist Church, 1880
pm.
Woman's Aux. st. Paul's, 3 pm.
in Parish Hall.
Circle One, Presbyterian women,
Women, 5 pm.
Key West Archery Club, 7:3o
pm.
Exec. Board Poinciana P.T.A.,
at school, 8 pm.
Key West Temple No. 20, Pythian
Sisters, X. of P. Hall, 1880 pm.
TUESDAY, MARCH B.
Bow for Officers Wives, ID
$3.50 pm. at Naval Station
bowling alleys.
Fl Taylor Duplicate Bridge
Kiwanis Club dinner meeting,
Club, 7.4s pm. at La Coneha
Hotel.
Youth for Christ Bible Study
at Service Mems Christian
Center, SIT Fleming St.
Beginners Bridge Group. -
Taylor offiters' Club. Q Pm.
Ladies Golf Tournament. K W,
Golf course. 9 am.
Combined social and handicraGi
hours at K. VI. Youth Center
every Tues. evening. oper
house party. 8 pm.
Portrait painting classes, 2 TO
pm, West MarteilO Ar
School, County Beach.
Navy Thrift Shop. every Tues
day, 10 am. 70 pm.
Harris School Room Representa-
tives, school library. 1880 pm.
Ever Ready Star Club. . pm.
Interior Decorating Class. Won
ans Club. 3 pm.
Ladies Aux. WV Post ssii,
WV Home. 8 pm.
Order If DeMolay Boys. Scot
tish Rite Temple. 7.so pm.
Sparkling Waters Rebekah
Lodge No. Il. 80 pm
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The surprise fashion show is
being sponsored by the Officers
Wives Club and the proceeds will
go to the Navy Charity Fund. Mrs.
John Group in charge of reserva-
tons said that the affair was open
to the public and that tickets are
available at Gift House across
from the Postoffice, at Raul's res.
taurant, the Sun and Sand Beach
Club, at the Casa Marina, Fl. Tay-
Tor Officers Club and through o.
W. c. Advisory Board members.
There will be tickets sold at Mara
thon, also.
The Doris Crane Model Agency
is coordinating the show. Doris
Crane is the professional name Of
Mrs. Frank Dooley who was a
Conover model. 1t. Dooley is help.
ing with arrangements for the
event. He is being assisted by 1t.
Jim Gibbs.
The models are donating their
service free. The clothes viii be
brought in by plane directly from
New York, and are a preyiew Of
the latest in spring and advance
summer styles. The Key West ex-
hibit viii be the first showing out
side New York City.
Overall chairman, Mrs. Group
announced the names of hostesseS
from each Naval unit. They ARE:
Chairman: Mrs. Joseph Blink.
horn. xii
Mrs. George z. Ford. .SurAs.
DeyDet
Mrs. G. I. Dumas. .VX-I
Mrs. Walter B. Roman. Fleet
Training
Mrs. william King. Naval Sta.
ton
Mrs. Robert z. Sharrai. N. A.
is.
Mrs. A. r. Schofield i. s.bRon
| Mrs. r. L. Morris. .Vx.f
| Mrs. ]. H. Coach FAWTU
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RELIEF AT LAST
For Your COUGH

Chronie bronchitis may develop II your
cough. chest cold. o. aeate hFonchitis
is BOT treated ard yga cannot afford
50 taka = chance with any medHine
less psasps than Efeomulsion Nhieh
goes inio ihs hfoaehiai system - help
icossn and expsl germ laden phieEm
and aid ssnJts 70 SCOTIA and heal fsw.
tender. inHxned. hFcn<hia membranes.
Crs0muision blsnds hseehwooa
essoso9e ~ special psocess with cher
ting tested nssdsCsns3 for coughs. D
contains 10 aafcotle8.
80 usssief hoS many aediclnes yoa
haze tired. Cfeomaleson i gazFsnsssd
80 please Yea af druggist FefHnas
rsonsy. Cgs0nafzs0o hks stood he
iess o. many nsiilaoug 81 sssFs. lAax.l
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HARRIS SCHOOL PTA
EXECUTIVES TO MEET

The regular monthly meeting
81 the Harris School PTA Ex.
sevtiVe Board will be held in the
seheol library tomorrow even
ing a. 7;3o p. m.
All members ere urged TO at
Sand Is the election Of . nomi.
mating committee and fine forma-
tion Of . Fsthsrs Day program
10 TO be planned. The program
for This Is to DO given at the
monthly assembly.
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CARD OF THANKS

We take this means Of extending
10 our many kind friends and
neighbors our hearty thanks for
their assistance and sympathy ex.
tended Us during the recent illness
and burial Of our beloved husband
and father, Armando valdes.
THE FAMILY