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Evening star., 1954-10-03
NATIONAL

EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, Washing
tons Largest Agency"
sales Engr. electro-mech. computers.
Sales. Wholesale Hardware exper.
Sales Repr: furniture mfsr. travelling
Acct semi-sr., with cPA. start 81. 5.o0S,
Mgmt.. consultant trainees, industrial
mgmt. deg. nee. to $4,000
Brokerage company asst. cashier, ex-
per nee. S260
Mgmt. trainees. acctg., bkgd. nee, o'0
Asst. to Controller, acct. deg. nee.
Field representative, coll. nee, $500
shipping elk. supervisor, knowl. air
Cash ofieer-bEpr.. .xp.r. hanaiins aa4s
money; refs. S350
Clerk Typist, some bkpg. S225
Reservation typists, rotating shifts.
Stenographer -bkpr. $3.50
MESSENGER; less, aCa,;, high school srads:, sey:
Cabinetmaker, exper. 1925 hr.
Engineering Scientific
Sales Engrs. GEE deg.), plus 2 yrs.
expsT. e1artr,.s;aa d;esisn-development radar and
| ClCCbEOfilE3. H6 6.1(l0 I'm
Electro-mech. craftsmen. ' w
S4,00o-6, 800
Elec. Ensrs. d-yr. test lab. expert
mentatfon exper.) $4,O0O-5, 900
Buyer syns- Seiectrontcs, hardware. constr.
Electronic purchasing expediter, exper'
$4,000 up
computer (survey- subdivision exper. !
81 900
Craftsman illustrator. S3,I20
Detail draftsman--Jrs. $4,000
CHEMIST OR CHEM. ENGR,
Ph.D. pref. administrative exper.
ana research development exper.
Separation processes, flssion produce
tion preparation. hi-temp. reactors,
ORGANIC synthesis. ore processing.
acoustics ENGR., SALARY OPEN
Nolse trouble shooting and redesign
POWER ENoR. Salary Open
ME OR EE design. construction or
operations exper., industrial power
WATER ENGINEER Salary Open
BscHE. waste disposal and water
publication exper.
ELEC. ENGINEER-R -RADAR. $4,000 M
Exper,. design-development ef pulse
forming networks or components,
used In radar modulation. Expert
ENGINEERING REPORT WRITER.
$1,000 to $4,000
Physics or electronics deg. desirable,
guided missiles exper, airborne elec-
RESEARCH IA ANALYST. $4,000 up
Must have Ph. D.. physiology. bio
chemistry or pharmacoioey.
SD, ,0oo-s Sc, 600
ment exper. to compile data, pre-
NV vran 49, H. 90 III
pate In planning. preparation OF
drawing DIAGRAMS. charts.
ORDNANCE SYSTEMS ENGRs.,
For evaluation Instrumentation plan
ming. installation and operating pro-
control systems-electronics
PHYSICAL CHEMIST. Salary Open
BIS or MS, lab. exper. and working
knowledge thermo-dynamics and ki-
netics.
WOMEN
MANY INTERESTING JOBS.
COME IN AND TALK IT OVER.
lsECYg., under 80 $325
sECY.. architect, 1-girl ofc. $500 up
SECY., sales mgr. $3.50
SEW. SEW. ..s l-sirl, /. ssshssda, le $Sssss $Sss
sEcY sEcYY hosspits sss e ~ ne 81 saso. So mssf. ssSo
REsEARCH ASST. steno.. deg. $500
| lSTENO9., many. $276
/ OFF. MGR, acctg. $345
COMP. OPR., math. deg. $500
lCLK.-TYPIST, fast; many $3.50
! iCLERK-TYPISTS rusty shorthand
ADM. ASST, type. ins. exper.. $3.50 Up Up
SEsR. .ssTEso.. are so-4o, 80. sssSS
BKPR. elk. typing, Gil. spg. $3.50
PIX, mutt. bd:, i2-S am. $2l66
FILE elk. expeY. &220
TYPISTS. many. S4O-5)
MIMEO.. GRAPH0-TYPE. S1e5
i CLERK, NV. and ne. $40
MANY OTHERS
liiO6 1854 9. NV. q. S-Ss5o.
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addressed to Star bores do NOT
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graphs or other materials ol per.
sonal pdiue. Copies serpe the puT.
pose. ORIGINALS mat Get lost.
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HELP--MEN

MANAGER."--Instai.
ment company has opening for re-
possession and jack-up man. Mus
have car. Experience and BACKGROUND
will determine salary. A permanent
position for q man desiring outside
work with excellent opportunities
Age 25-40. See MR.. THOMAS. 1881
cohLEcToR-sALEsMAN. 81 e niE. life inst insar-
ance: established debit in E. River
dale, Greenbelt section: salary plu:
commission ION anS dnasg bonus. Training E4i2 pr9
TABLE LIFE INSURANCE Co. sos.
18th ST., Silver Spting. JU. S-1a91
COLLECTOR SALESMAN
II you are now in the house-to-houst
/ installment business, see US for q
better pay. Our new expansion plaT
provides for bigger salary ano
higher commissions on sales. anc
vacations with pay. For more
money come to All State Home
Equipment Co.
ALL STATE HOME EQUIPMENT co
1119 Kalorama Rd. NV.
CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN. 30-housl
project near Shirley hwy. Man cap
able of running the entire project
Would require estimating and buy
Ing. knowledge. Prefer man familal
WIN tCHipoIdtN ucsish. 6OA Ns'u-A
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT
for large single family housing prof.
ect in cloSe-in Va; aggressive youls
man with complete knowledge of al
phases of houses, construction anc
adequate knowledge of engineering
to do house layout work. Write
BOX 3a3-A, Star. giving complete
info. incl. ref. exper., age and
salary req.
COOK, exper. short-order type. Man.
age small kit. Do not apply without
refs. or betw. I am. and z pm
RIORDAN. 1855 4th st. s.w. --3
COOK-Experience in better restau,
rants or hotels; no Sunday work
Mr.. Walters. CAFE BURGUNDY
5031 Connecticut ave. "A
COOK, white, exper. Apply ARLING-
TON HOSPITAL. ia. $4,000, Ext
35. Arlington. Va.
COOK CHEF. colored; must have full
knowledge prep. foods. Loc refs
REQ. Sal. $50: Suns. of. XII. S-2S95
COOK K-COUNTERMAN COMB. for Sc
soda fountain: colored area; lengthy
local refs. 1859 Ala. Sc.
COUNTERMAN. kosher-style delica
lessen exp. must be fast sandwich
man and good salesman; salary so
4Ol5 So. 2Sth ST.. Arl.. SHIRLING
TON DEL. Arl., Va. TIE. 6-0096
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Junior
Executive
S3.3OO-S4,OOO

Two are needed for career
opportunity in large banking
financial organization. Age
25-35: married; good experi-
ence background. In inter-
viewing applicants for retail
credit or personal loans in Q
banking-financial Institution.
Salary open depending on
qualifications.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
SPEclALJNoTIcES

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts or bills that are not con-
tracted by me. LOUIS o. LAM
CASTER. 66ll Chillum Ht. dr..
Hysttsville. Nd. a.
IT'S VELfET-EEZ guaranteed shoes
that please: expertly fitted. Phone
after D pm. Mon. through Fri, or
Sat. for convenient home appoint
ment. LU. 4-46O6.
ATTENTION XMAS SHOPPERS
This year send a subscriptions to
Readers Digest. For our personalized
procedure and special Christmas
rate phone READERS DIGEST. so.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
HELP-MEN
CRAFTSMEN
MECHANICAL


Minimum 1-year experience in pre-
pairing layout drawings OF mechan-
tcal devices. Interesting work with
engineers and scientists on equip
ment in design stages. Opportunity
for advancement. Employe benefits.
ST, 3-0aS6 %
DRIVER for established dry cleaning
route; exper. Apply in person. be-
fore $40 am, s004 WIS. AVE,
DRIVER SALEsMAN--An estab. food
business needs good man to deliver
and contact new customers. We
make doughnuts and fried pies only
Write Box 4, 10S N. Thomas St,
Ari.. Va, All replies will be
DRIVING INSTRUCTOR
d. c. license preferred but not essen
tial for Washington's most progress
sive Ford dealer; top wages and
opportunity to manage school. AL
replies confidential. Box 326-A,
Star. %
DRUG CLK., exp; pleas. wk. cond. ;
full time; hosp. vac. with Day, 41Q4
Columbia pike. Arl. IA. 7-6606.
DRUG CLERKS. experienced. full
time. HILLCREST HEIGHTS DRUGS,
23l4 Iverson st. S.e.. 10. s-660O.
DRUG SALESMAN - Distributors
wanted for fast-selling additional spe-
cialty--calling on drug trade; .ex-
cellent repeat; high commission
protected territories. Wonderful cp.
portunity. Box 236-A. Star. "A
DRUGGIST for substantial interest
in large drugstore in Miami. Marvel
Gus opportunity Tor good operator
Box 23l-A. Star.
ELECTRICAL CRAFTSMAN. exper-
fenced on layoutS for contractors
Phone st. 3;283s .ro, .,.;n35o- 3
thoroughly experienced; contracting
business, Phone ST. 3-2636. 3
ELECTRICIAN, first class. experienced
at old work and repairs. Call HO.
2-432l or apply 1908 P St. NV. a
ELECTRICIAN; experienced in ole
and new house wiring. Good pay
steady work for right man. Car anc
tools essential w. K. TRUNNELL
INC, 1S42 Wis. ave-. Bethesda. Md
OIL. 2-S300. IS
ELECTRICIAN; man. with 4 yrs. good
wiring exper.; old and new work
TU. a-4541 -
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Loeol Advertisers
8 Lines (Minimum)

time. 46c per line.
to times consecutiyely. <1c Del
times consecutively, 3sc Der line
New automobiles, 66c per line (4-line
minimum).
special Notices and Personal. Sc pei
line additional.
Out-of-town rate, SEC per line each
insertion.
Claims for errors must be made iu
time for correction before second
Evening star., 1954-10-03
HELP----MEN

ENGINEERS, eiectronic ana mschan.
tcal, for research work on ordinances.
guided missile and aircraft projects.
! Write fully. p. o. Boz eo6o.
Bethesda IA. Nd.
5th class. for oil burners.
4 p.m. to IL midnight. 6-day week,
good salary. Call Mr.. johnson, EN-.
3-8100. "a
ENGINEERING PERsO NNEL-
DESIGNING engineers, assista 3
engineers, craftsmen, Inspectors
rodmen. Permanent positions. res
tirement and hospital benefitss
vacation and sick leave. salary come
mensurate with experience and Ahil.
ity Personnel director, WASHINQ-
TON SUBURBAN SANITARY COM
MISSION. Hyattsyille, Md.
ENGINEER-LICENSED
Preferably with experience as supt. Of
an ONCE building Must be sober.
reliable. industrious and able to fur.
niSh good references. Permanent
position with good salary. vacation.
health insurance and other dement's.
/ Good opportunity for the rieht man.
Apply building manager, 1879 Eye
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APPLES-CIDER

APPLES-CIDEH
Buy your hand-picked, tree-ripened
apples and your fresh sweet, un-
treated cider direct from the
orchard. Sales places on Chain
Bridge I'd. (Rte. 1879 between Vienna
and Fairfax, Va, and on Lee hwy.
(Rte. BID 2 blocks west of Fairfax
High School. CHILCOTT ORCHARD.
Tel Dunkirk 6-77fi6
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HElP---MEN
ADVERTISING

ing manager, grand opportunity for
young, ambitious advertising man.
Should know copy writing snd how
to. handle corrections and paste
ups.
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Apples and Sweet Cider
Tree ripened, sold direct from our
Plainfield Orchards
mont. Md. and Georgia ave. NV.
MOORE, Sandy Spring. Md, Spring
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Law
Graduates
S3,6OO-S4,3O0

Excellent opportunity for
young man. Age $3.50. For
o career starting ~ Insurance
adjustor with substantial
training for claims MANAGE
ment. with or without In
vestigative experienced. car
preferred: expenses paid. Sal
ary open depending on quai-
fications.
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Systems
Analyst
$6,000-$7,0

Age 1888 with private
industry experience including
procedure and cost analysis
in clerical detail. work load
and form design. College grad
uate In business field. Capable
Of developing own program to
secure results. Accounting
BACKGROUND necessary.
Evening star., 1954-10-03

Age 25-35. E.E. degree.
Experienced in the f1eld of
electronics Instrumentation.
KNOWLEDGE In strain gauge
theory and related. PERSON.
able and able to represent
West Coast company in s.
State area out Of Washington.
p. c.. Car plus expenses, plus
liberal salary up to $4,000.
depending on the man.
Evening star., 1954-11-18

CENTURY, SUPER and RoADMAsTER.
And it's new, more responsive, far
abler power you can literally feel as
you 90.
But even bigger Buick news for 1855 is
something more than style and power.
It's sOhat the variable pitch propeller"
noaC has done for Dynafoy Drive.*
Up goes performance
-und gas mileage TOO
When you find it necessary to push the
pedal to the floor board, you do more
than call on the greatest high.compres.
sion V8 power in Buick history.
Evening star., 1954-11-18

A BRIGHT NEwFREsHNEss greets your
n eyes and tells you: Bucks done
nagain.
You see it in the bold distinction of that
cleaning Wide.Screen Grille. You see it
in the rakish sweep of the rear.end con.
tours. You see it in the whole fore.and.
aft newness of Aeet.lined grace that
marks Buick the beauty thrill of 1855.
New horsePower-up to 236
You learn more when you get the power
story. Up to new peaks 60 the horse.
powers of every Buick V8 engine "a
walloping 1873 hp in the low.price
SPECIAL mighty 236 hp in the
Evening star., 1954-11-18

smOothneSs, you can only believe when
you feeIi.
This you have to try
Ofcourse, we want you to come and see
the trend.setting new Buicks-look into
the betterments in gasoline mileage that
addnew thrift to these spectacular cars.
But this year, seeing" is only the
beginning. So = while you join the
crowds viewing the new Bucks this
week end, make date to get behind
the wheel as soon as you possibly
can. We promise you the thrill of the
year.
'ssdard RoADMASTER spse.a at sto cast .. other Series
Evening star., 1954-11-18

You do what pilot does when he heads
his plane down runway.
loudo in oilwhat he does in air-you cut
doscn take.of time by using "variable
pitch brobelIers."
In this case, the propeller blades are
inside the Dynafow unit. But they're
engineered to swivel or change their
"pitch" just like plane propellers-an
with the same result: one pitch for
getaway, another pitch for gas.saving
fuel efficiency.
And sUhat you get in the way of instan.
faneOMs sGfety.snrge uith absolute
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-28
HAL BOYLE SAYS

NEW YORK III. Fred Mugs,
Americas only incorporated ape,
sets out next month on a flying trip
around the world that will mark
a new milestone in the air age.
The celebrated chimpanzee will
become the first television star in
history to girdle the globe by air.
plane while still in diapers. Neither
J. Milton Berle nor j. Arthur God
frey can make this claim.
Over at NBC, where Mugs has
become at the age Of 2 a veteran
news commentator as co-star on j.
Dave Garroway's "Today" show,
J. Fred's journey is being accorded
more respect than j. Christopher
Columbus first voyage.
"The other day 20 people at
tended a conference to iron out the
Details" said network man with
a note of awe. "Muggs listened for
a while, then stretched out in the
leather seat of an executives chair
and fell sound asleep. He mas tre-
mendous self-possession."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-28

Mugs, who is travelling as a
goodwill ambassador for the US.
television industry, is bound to be
the most popular American tourist
of the year for a very simple
reason. He doesn't speak English.
Flying via Pan American World
Anyways, he will hit such key cities
as Paris, Rome, Cairo, Hong Kong,
Tokyo and Mexico City.
But the trip also holds a senti-
mental interest for him as he will
revisit Africa, where he was born
in poverty some q months ago.
Today, just IS months after
Mugs entered television, he has
become the wealthiest Simian
alive. He earns $3.50 a week, has
300 suits, gets hundreds of fan
letters each week, owns 4-inch-
square ranches in Texas and Flo
rida, and is incorporated under the
name of ]. Fred Mugs Enter
prises. He has also judged sever
al beauty contests, and is an ad-
miral in the Nebraska navy. He
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-28
COFFEE PRICES UP

The latest figures coffee consumption in the Unit
ed States show the poundage Of coffee roasted in the
three months of this year down twenty-five percent
over the same period in 1853 This does not include beans
roasted in production of soluble coffee.
An interesting trend in this country seems to the
switch to tea which is obviously being made by many
Americans. Tea consumption is estimated to have in
creased much twenyv percent in the last twelve
months The majority of retailers reporting agree it has
increased at least fifteen percent as minimum. So
Soluble coffee sales up sharply in the per-
iod The latest survey proves dealers still sell all the
coffee they import thus prices cannot be expected
drop long this condition prevails Meanwhile. how
ever the switch to tea and to other drinks continues and
when and if the coffee bean supply becomes plentiful
again, demand might not be what it would have been had
not coffee driven bean fiends to the bags
In fact coffee roasters and importers may find them
selves in the position Of automobile dealers in year or
The supply might become plentiful, price cuts may
fast The question is whether wait that long,
and exercise will power in the interval number
of people seem to be doing that.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-28
By JIM BECKER

TOKYO R-Japan in the past
three months has slammed the
brakes on the downhin plunge to-
ward bankruptcy and social chaos.
The long skid toward disaster
has not stopped for the nation
which President Eisenhower last
week called the "Key to the de-
tense" of the Western Pacific. But
the pace of the skid has slowed.
II the drivers keep their nerve
and the nation stands the strain
they may get Japan's careening
economy under control and avoid
the twin catastrophes of runaway
initiation and a billion dollar for
eign trade deficit.
The hands at the controls be-
long to hard-bitten Prime Minister
Shigeru Yoshida and his conserva-
tive-minded Liberal party. Already
government economists see q little
hope.
Eisenhower in 4 speech to the
National Editorial Assn. said ia
pan must have help and the chance
to trade if it is to be kept out
of Red hands.
Japan is trying to help itself with
an "austerity" program.
In the past three months Japan,
which must trade to live, has be-
gun to sell more abroad while hold.
ing down on things it buys. It is
the first trade upturn for Japan
in years.
!. As a result, shaky businesses are
tumbling and the man in the street
is finding it harder to make ends
meet. But the government insists
"austerity" is the only way to pull
this teeming island empire back
from the brink Of disaster.
This is Japan's economic prob
lem: 1t is buying products, mostly
raw materials for factories and
food for the people, from other
countries at the rate of s., 1900, 000,-
900 a year. But Japan Is selling
abroad only about $1,000, 900, GOO a
year.
U. S. military spending here
amounts to about 100 million dol
lars year, but this is dwindling
since the truce in the Korean War.
Now Japan has only 800 million
dollars in foreign currency in re-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-28
This Rock :.
aA
=
Of Ours
By Bill Glib

Let's write a column to the Key
West Police Department today.
They can't correct undesirable
conditions unless people help
them with information once in
awhile.
A reliable correspondent has
informed This Rock" that with
in a short distance of City Hall,
there is a saloon keeper who al
lows little eight or ten-year-old
girl to play around the bar. Any
way you look at it. the situation
isn't very nice. Or legal, either.
I've no objections to saloons.
Unlike one of my fellow workers
here at The Citizen, I'm not even
up in arms about juke boxes iii
such places. However, when kids
are allowed to invade the joint
so that a guy can't get 'soused' in
peace, that's goiag a little too
far.
Seems to me like Key West
has been pestered with enough
female bar-flys who range in age
from 18 to ?. It is going to look
pretty bad for us if we start let
ting eight-year olds, even nom
drinking ones, enter the picture
too!
Petronia Street
Another complaint that has
come in to This Rock of Ours"
deals with conditions on Petronia
Street. Apparently, the police
men in this section make no at
tempt to keep minors out of the
numerous bars and poolrooms.
Drunken rowdiness also prevails.
This isn't a new complaint. We
carried the same story about a
years or so ago. Would it help
matters if another Colored police
man were added to the force to
patrol from Whitehead Street to
the Navy Yard?
One More Complaint Then
Compliments
Last week, an old-time Key
Wester asked what this column
knew about the arresting of vag-
rants at the corner of Simonton
and Petronia Streets. 1t seems
that this is the pickup station
for contractors when they are
looking for transient labor.
| I've checked the complaint
with police officers. Am informed
that they did arrest group Of
lColored men at that corner LAS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-28

Wednesday. This action was
taken as last resort after ten
days of frequent. warnings to the
men that they would have to stop
lettering.
Residents in the area were
complaining that the men were
often in a drunken condition and
that they used obscene and pro-
fame. language. Sundays were
particularly bad-especially since
there is church on the corner.
The arrested men were taken
before Judge Esquinaldo where
they received a stiff lecture and
were then released.
This Rock" can sympathize
with employers in their need for
having some place to pick up day.
labor. 1t is true that the corner
Of Simonton and Petronia has al
ways been used for that purpose.
However, in this case it seems
that the police didn't have much
choice in the matter. When they
received complaints from home
owners, they had to clean up the
corner. The chances are good that
only one or two men were causing
the unpleasant situation but as so
often happens, the entire group
had to suffer for it.
This same condition exists in all
walks of life. Let drunken Navy
man get into trouble and immed-
lately, the word spreads that ''the
whole Navy is nothing but bunch
of drunken buns" If minister
! son makes a mistake, people i'm
mediately classify the children of
all ministers as Juvenile delin.
quents." It's a situation that
sociologists haven't made much
progress in rectifying.
Compliments
Let's take a few lines to COM
pliment Officers Brodhead, At
kinS, Waite, Perez, Santana, and
Wallace. This Rock" has heard
favorable comments on all Of
these men but especially with re-
gard to Brodhead and Wallace
who are patrolling. the -Duval st.
area in the daytime: = -e-- -
Key West Safety Council
The Key West Safety Council
will hold a regular meeting tomor-
row night, 8 o'clock, at the Jay.
Gee Clubhouse, Flagler Ave. and
Roosevelt Blvd. The Council needs
members-won't you attend?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-28

has endorsed everything except a
tractor.
Wearing a beret J., and dark
glasses, Mugs will take in his
encourage his secretary and Girl
Friday, ]. Mary Kelly; a camera.
man; and his two young owners,
j. Roy Waldron and J. Bud Men.
nella.
l went along with the chimp the
other day to a children's store to
watch him pick out some new
clothing for the Journey cutaway
with morning trousers and pearl
gray vest; a white gabardine suit;
red, white and blue bathing suit.
But it is an open secret in the
TV industry that underneath his
fancy garb J. Fred still wears
diapers. It takes time TO house
break TV commentator.
"We have arranged for d veteri-
marian to check J. Fred's health at
each stop said Mennella. "But
what is worrying me is laundry
service. Mugs needs IL changes
a day, and I don't know whether
any airplane can haul all those dia-
pers.
''In Africa l hope I can find a
stand-in for Mugs. He has to
make so many personal appear
anceS now / don't know how much
longer he can stand up under the
strain. Television is very hard on
any performers nerves."
Miss Kelly already views the
African stopover with dismay. She
is fearful Mugs will 60 native,
rip off his store clothes and dis
appear into the bush.
"W- certainly have no romance
in mind for him." she said firmly.
eve definitely are not going to let
him associate with any other chin.
panzees.
Hes getting girl-crazy already.
He likes to put his arms around
them and hug and kiss them"
During his stay in the store
Mugs tore down a rack of hats,
broke a dummy head on the floor
and jumped up and down in glee.
Finally, he playfully refused to
put his feet into pair of overalls
held out by Mennella.
"Quit being so, silly, Mugs"
said Menella, impatiently. you're
getting so you act like a child"
Poor little rich chimp!