The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 7, 1954, Page 5

Gil Servier Post Exams Are Announced Examinations have been an- et ie by the U. 8. Civil Service Commission for Pharmacist, Scien- tific Illustrator (Medical), and Me- dical, Photographer, for positions with the Veterans Administration throughout the country and in Puerto Rico, and for Investigator positions with the General Account- ees Office throughout the country. To qualify for pharmacist. posi- tions wich pay $4,205 to $5,500, ap- plicants must have had appro- priate education and be registered pharmacists. In addition, for posi- . tions paying $5,060 and above, they must have had professional exper- fence in pharmacy. No written test is required. For the positions of scientific il- lustrator (medical), $3.410 to $5,- 060, and medical photographer, $3,- 175 to $4,205, appropriate experi- ence is required. Appropriate edu- cation may be substituted for all.of the-experience required for the low- er grades and for part of that re- quired for the higher grades. Sci- entific illustrators must furnish a sample of their work. No written ‘tests are required, Investigator positions pay $3,410 to $7,040 a year. Applicants must take a written test and must have had work, eitier education may be part of the experience, Further Nesp and peered tions forms may be the _Commission’s Pees roe . Charge Bert A. Roberts ‘located at U. S. Post Office or from the Uni- ted ‘States Civil Service Commis- sion, Washington 25, D. C. For the positions in the Veterans Adminis- tration, applications must be filed with the Board of U. S. Civil Ser- vice Examiners, Veterans Admin- istration, ‘Washington 25, D. C, and will be accepted until further no- tice. Applications for Investigator should be sent to the Board of U. S. Civil Service Ex- aminers, General. Accounting Of- fice, Washington 2, D. C., and should be received or postmarked not later than January 18, 1955. Koreans made metal early as 1232 a. d. Sepecias Apple trees are related to the tose, blackberry and strawverry. A human heart weighs from 8 to 12 ounces. es in Movie “The Showdown” brings William Elliott to the sereen of the Island- ‘er Theatre in one of the most force- ful characterizations of his career in rugged outdoor films. He plays Shadrach Jones, just out of the ranks of the hated Texas State Po- lige, and “hot on the trail of his brother’s murderer. When Elliott meets up with cat- tleman Walter Brennan and takes onthe job of driving a herd to Montana his actions make him the most hated trail boss in the history of the west. With but one clue to go on, he knows that one of the men in Bren- nan’s outfit is the killer of his bro- ther, and his suspicions, his grim determination to get the cattle to Montana before the snowfall, and his ruthless driving of the men make the trip an epic one. Hydrogen is the lightest known They'll Hold Bobby’s Party Despite Death EL MONTE, Calif. —They toid not be well enough to attend a Christmas party in his honor Dec. call it off. “It'll be fun for everyone,” lad replied. party.” Last night the little boy died. But there will be a party because he wanted it that way. Bobby, who would have been 11 on the date set for the party, suf- fered with muscular. dystrophy for five years. Sunday the ailment be- gan to attack his breathing mus- cles, That was when they almost called off the Christmas party. It had been arranged by Ray Bailey, a bread truck driver, who had been the youngster’s compan- ion since learning of his plight a year ago. And the Los Angeles County chapter. of the Muscular Dystrophy Assn. aided with ar- the 19 and asked if he would like to bi “Go on with the] e Tugsdey, December 7,194 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page S}TKE CAN'T SPEAK 10-year-old Bobby Dolata he might | shows, & torchy voice. “Sweethearts on Parade” colorful background of the time medicine shows in which Eg gee & ed stage ae involving the outstanding entertainers of time. Back of the gayety and frivolity the arrival of the medicine show people, is a dramatic and nostal- “* Magistrate Fined that comes to the small town capac BALTIMORE (#—Last Saturday, Patrolman Walter Anderson his whistle when he saw a gretted he could not accept am LOS ANGELES i» — President | invitation to address the group be Eisenhower sent word yesterday to| cause of an already “formidable’ the CIO convention that he re-|schedule, 3 Flights Daily! MIAMI Convenient Connection to the North and West gas with helium second. rangements. Bobby was to have watched all the fun from a bed on the stage of the Legion auditorium, His friends in the Cub Scouts and men from civic clubs pitched in to line up bands, clowns, singers, dancers and other entertainers. There won't be any Christmas presents at this party though, gically romantic story invol ist make an illegal ‘left-hand tie two married singers who find ea “Tm in an awful spot,” Ander- other after years of separation, | son said when he looked inside the this situation coming climatically|car. “I’ve never given a chief at the moment that their young} magistrate a ticket before.” daughter finds romance and a ca-| “Do your duty officer,” answered reer with the traveling show. Chief Magistrate Stanley Scherr of High suspense is created when aj the Traffic Court. “I insist.” frustrated doctor almost succeeds} Anderson did his duty and yes- in having the medicine show legal-|terday the magistrate appeared in now at POINCIANA TV & RADIO 422 DUCK AVENUE MODEL"X” . 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The fund will be named for Bobby, the son of Mrs. Ruth Thomas, widowed mothee of three other children, who takes in laundry to support her family. Red Propaganda Film To Be Shown UNITED NATIONS, N.Y, @—A U.S. official has invited most dele- gates of the U.N. Special Political Committee, which recently debated war propaganda, to view a Soviet anti-American film, Cc. D. Jackson, who. was U.S. delegate in the committee, did not invite the Soviet bloc. The film derides American cap- italism, race relations and relig- ious organizations. There was no explanation how it fell into U,S. hands. |Minister Has Big Family METHUEN, Mass. (®—Mrs, Ru- dolph E,.M. Krey, 46, wife of a Lutheran minister, had her 16th child, a daughter, yesterday. At home with father in Haver- hill-are nine girls and five boys whose ages range ‘from 3 to 28. Three of the children were born in a German internment camp where a son died at 4 months. The Kreys were married in Un- ion City, N. J., in 1925, They re- turned to their native Germany for a visit in 1989 and were interned until 1947, MORE ROCK FALLS INTO NIAGARA GORGE NIAGARA’ FALLS, N.Y. —A new rockfall along the crestline of the American side of Niagara Falls has sent an estimated 2,500 tons of rock plunging into the Niagara River Gorge. However, the beauty of the falls remains un- scarred. The rockfall, second on the American side this year, occurred midway between Luna Island and Prospect Point, a popular observa- tion area on the American main- land. It was detected last week- end by crews operating lights at the falls. Wise WHEN. ALL THE FOLKS WERE SLEEPING DELICIOUS DMN ec! ba bu rere. Betty's mother knows what her chil- dren like'and always keeps a good supply of Adams’ delicious milk. ADAMS DAIR 2401 Seidenberg Ave. prink Milk FOR HEALTH Telephone 2-7542 ly run out of town. Leslie Doby Evangelist Spiritual, Humble, Gospel Messenger 7:30 P.M. EACH EVENING, DEC. 6, 8, 9, 10 person to pay his $5.25 fine. 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