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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-08
ARRESTED ON
ASSAULT CHARGE

Leonard Harris was arrested
this morning on a charge of as
Sault and battery on the person
of Livingston Winters. 1t was
charged that Winters was beaten
with bottle and otherwise NAL
treated to such an extent that a
physicians services were neces-
Sary.
Harris is now in the county
Jail and will remain there until
the hearing in the case is given
before Enrique Esquinaldo. Jr.,
tomorrow aftrnoon at 5 o'clock.
Harris and Winters are colored.
Non-Support Charge
The case of Milton A. Parrot
who was arrested on charges of
non-Support, made by his wife,
Thelma PARROT, will be heard
before Peace Justice ENRIQUE
ESquinaldo, Jr., this afternoon at
o'clock.
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the baseball people who open
their season regardless of wheth-
er the Spring is hot or cold, dry
or wet, the tarpon pay absolute
ly no attention to a calendar on
the wall. Ordinarily the waters
around these fantastic islands
laying 375 miles farther south
than Cairo, Egypt, should be as
warm as split pea soup. Yester-
day the water was only 68 and
only a few silversides struck.
Jimmy, young man who is our
namesakc and who is in our par
ty, brought a beauty to the stern
of the boat at shutdown yester-
day. When he saw the guide
grasp the wire leader, young
Jim said. well, my part of the
job is done" He set down his
rod, picked up his camera, whirl-
ED and heard the guide groan:
There he goes. In a final des-
perate lunge, the gamester tore
Continued on Page Three
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-08
PUBLIC WELFARE
GROUPS DISBURSE
$500 MONTHLY
PRESENT RATE IN MONROE
COUNTY BASED ON Ss0.s0s
ANNUALLY FROM FOUR
|. AGENCIES
Especial to The Citi.en)

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April
8.-One OF Monroe county's most
substantial payrolls is derived
from the granting of public as
sIstance 10 the aged, the blind,
and dependent children, and
from allotmentS made to de-
5pendents at home by enrolees in
the Civilian Conservation Corps.
Based on March figures, Mon
roe county is receiving $80,808
annually from the four sources,
according to the State Welfare
Board, which administers the
three public assistance categories
and is the selecting agency for
Gee.
During March the county re-
ceived $4,321 in Old Age Assist
ance, $1,263 in Aid to the Blind,
$3.50 in Aid to Dependent Chill
dren, while 1920 was paid as
compensation to the IA young
men from the county enrolled in
the CCC. They are allowed to
retain only a maximum of So per
month for their own use.
In addition, the county receiv-
ed liberal quantities of surplus
commodities, distributed by the
State Welfare Boards surplus
commodity department.
+ Public assistance is paid
monthly in the equivalent of
cash, it was stated by State We'll
fare Commissioner c. c. Cod
rington. The payroll is made up
here in the state office of the
state welfare board and forward
ed to Tallahassee in district re-
lays, where state warrants are
issued and mailed.
No county tax funds are in
volved in the payment of Old
Age Assistance or Aid to the
Blind, the states portion of the
revenue being derived entirely
from the beverage tax, the COM
missioner pointed out. CCC
funds are supplied by the fed
eral government, while ADO
funds come from the general
revenue fund of the state and are
matched On a $3.50 basis by
Uncle Sam. rsr
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PERMIT ISSUED TO
REBUILD STRAND
REPAIRS TO COST $1,000: 9TH.
Err PERMITS FOR BUILD
ING LISTED

Strand Theater, which was
partially destroyed by fire on the
morning of July 8, 1884, is to be
repaired, according to a permit
issued from the office of Build
ing Inspector Harry M. Baker to
Public L. Carbonell. The work
to be done will cost $4,000.
Other permits issued from the
office of Chief Baker during the
past week call for the follow
ing:
General repairs to the one
story building at 1909 Division
street. Owner, w. w. Bowen;
cost, $1,000.
General repairs to one-Story
building on William street. Own
er, Mrs. A. Page; cost, 5000.
Repairs to two-story residence
at 601 United street. Owner,
Ramon A. Herrera; cost, $10O.
Repairs to the building at the
corner of Eaten and Whitehead
streets. OWNER. L. Lester;
cost, $500. isedYiu
Repairs to roof of .one story
frame residence at los Olivia
street. Owner, ]. Roberts; cost,
500. -
Erect small building at the cor
ner of Catherine and William
street. The building will be
used as a bath room and will be
10 by 16 feet. Owner, Key West
Gas Co; cost, $500.
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HIGHEST TRIBUNAL
DENIES PLEA MADE
BY STEEL COMPANY
REPUBLIC STEEL COMPANY
WANTED REVIEW OF 1897
STRIKE CASE: N.L.R.B. DE-
CISION UPHELD
(By Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, April 8.-The
u. S. Supreme Court today de-
MED the plea of the Republic
Steel Company to review the de-
cision recently rendered by the
National Labor Relations Board
which accused the company of
calling a strike to crush a union.
The refusal of the court to re-
view the case meant that APP
proximately 5000 CLIO. workers
would have to be re-hired and
given back pay for the time they
have been laid off.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-08
TENDER IVY
SAILED TODAY

Lighthouse Tender Ivy sailed
at l o'clock this afternoon for
Jacksonville, where she will be
docked, painted and undergo
some repairs by the Merrill
Stevens Co. The vessel will be
away from port about three
weeks.
Tender Poinciana is at Stew
art, Fla. and the Zinnia is doing
buoy work and work on struc-
lures in Tampa Bay.
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BOATMEN MEET
AT DOCK TONIGHT

Veral Roberts, secretary of the
Key West Charter Boatmen's AS
ISOLATION, has issued a call for a
meeting Of the group for tonight
at Craig's Dock.
The meeting will get under
way at 800 o'clock. Important
subjects will be discussed, it was
stated, and a full membership
attendance is desired.
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All Agencies Cooperate To
Build Children's Hospital

Build This Summer Crippled
Children's Hospital" already is
the most publicised slogan ever
to have swept the southern END
of the state.
In response to repeated de,
mands from other counties, Dade
County Crippled Children's so.
ciety now accepts the assistance
of the other nine counties in the
district, it is announced by w. l.
Philbrick, president of both the
crippled children's society and OF
the hospital corporation. 4
Mr.. Philbrick explained that
the state of Florida maintains a
Crippled Children's Commission
which pays for surgical and hos
pital expense.
The Commission divides the
state into four districts with dis
1trict headquarters in Jackson
vile, Ocala, st. Petersburg and
Miami. In each district the state
commission maintains a surgeon
his assistant and a nurse.
While the state commission fl
nanceS surgery and hospitaliza-
ton it does not provide braces,
crutches, special shoes or other
mechanical aids. The South Flor
ida Crippled Children's Society
was organized to provide these
needed appliances for children
whose parents were unable to
do so.
Always there has been a wait
ing list of children whose ply
steal handicap could not be cor
rected until their turn came.
Need for a children'S own hos
pital, which should be open to all
children, has been felt for many
years.
|. The South Florida Crippled
.Childrens society in Dade Coun-
ty is Community Chest agency.
The Chest does not build hos
pitfalls. It's funds are used for
maintenance of the welfare pro-
gram only. Therefore a separate
corporation was of necessity
formed to collect funds, build
and maintain the hospital.
Directors of the society in all
ten counties are also directors of
the hospital corporation. A num-
Der of sites have been offered,
but no selection has been made.
Plans drawn by Coulton Skinner
Of the John & Coulton Skinner,
architects. The American Hos
pital Association, a subsidiary of
the American Medical Associa-
ton has offered few improve
ments which are being incor-
porated. The plans were de-
clared to be up to the minute
among modern hospitals, and
when built the edifice would be
the finest of which the director
knew. ,a ~ g,r,nf.,s -.
II Many offers of assistance have
been Received. Plans for, special
gifts may be made BY 'comn1uni-
eating with the campaign office
of the South Florida Crippled
Children's Hospital, $50 West
Flagler.
Saturday, April z, was Sc
lected as the date when tables
would be stretched throughout
the length of the Shorthand Ar
cade from Flagler Street to First
Street. Typewriter companies
cooperating in the spirit every
where apparent, agreed to fur
nish 200 typewriters. Business
houses were asked to loan their
1910 directories. Secretaries-a
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Scandinavian Neutrality
Endangered; British Lay
Mine Fields Near NORWAY
ACTION is TAKEN TO
FORCE GERMAN SHIP
PING INTO HANDS OF
BRITISH NAVY
(By Associated Press)

my ABAOcbANeu AEGSBJ
LONDON. Apr. 8. - Future
neutrality for the Scandinavian
countries was all wrapped up to-
day in the premise of whether
or not those countries could
countenance activities of both
the Nazis and Allied countries in
apparent violation of neutral
rights.
Observers here have long
known of fragrant violations COM
mitted by the Germans in naval
maneuvers in Scandinavian wa
tiers, and more recently of def
mite leanings towards the Nazis
on the part of Norway and
Sweden in shipping iron ore to
that country.
Lay Mine Fields
In retaliation, now comes the
news that the British moved
against the existing conditions
by secretly establishing three
separate mine fields in North Sea
waters designed to force German
shipping into more open waters
where, it said, British navy ships
lie in wait. .e.---,.s~..sa,
Norway has demanded that
these mine fields be removed in
Stantly. Whether or not Britain
will recognize this demand is not
known, but, it is thought here
that little or no attention will be
paid to the demand. The move
came as complete surprise, and
was felt necessary and entirely
justified in the light of British
belief that Germany had been
guilty of repeated violations of
Scandinavian neutrality.
Berlin, advices stated, was bit
ter in denunciation of the latest
move to tighten the blockade
, against Germany. Retaliatory
moves were spoken of in dis
patches row coming in, one of
which mentioned that a German
squadron of Is ships was now
Steaming out of North Sea base
to effect removal of the mines.
This news, it was stated, was
welcomed, though doubted, by
the admiralty as that is exactly
what the Allies would want-a
chance to engage a major part of
the German navy.
The British populace greeted
the news of the mine-laying
with much enthusiasm. The press
carried large headlines and fea-
ture stories concerning the
awakening of the British lion.
Further blockade measures
were being studied by a joint
conference of France and Eng
land. The Balkan states came
in for attention with the ear
marking of huge sums to start
buying efforts in that area to
counterfeit shipments of supplies
to Germany.
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Notice. Charter Boatmen /!

Important meeting of KEY
WEST CHARTER BOATMEN'S
ASSOCIATION tonight 500
o'clock. at Craig's Dock. Be sure
70 attend.
VERAL ROBERTS.
Secretary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-04-08

Key West, Florida, has the
most equable climate in the
country; with an average
range of only Ia Fahrenheit
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Associated Press Day Wire
Service
For so Years Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key West
Evening star., 1940-01-16
9. u. French Club
To Hear Diplomat

The French Club of the George
town University school of foreign
service will resume it's annual series
of public meetings Thursday at BIS
pm. in Copley Lounge on the Hill
top campus.
M. Jaques Demaine, First Secretary
of the French Embassy, will be the
first lecturer. His topic is LA Car
riere Dipiomatique Francais." He
will speak in French.
The lecture series constitutes the
public program of the Jean Labat
Society, named after the late Prof
Labat, who taught French at
Georgetown for a number of years
after the World War. Teachers and
students of French in local schools
and universities are especially in
vited to attend the lectures this
wear.
Evening star., 1940-01-16
Hebrew Home Officers
To Be Elected

Election of officers and 10 members
OF the Board of Directors will fea-
ture the annual meeting of support
ing members of the Hebrew Home
for the Aged at the home, 1125
Spring road NV, at 2 pm. Sunday.
Activities of the home for the last
year will be reviewed by the chair
men of committees and financial
statistics by the auditors.
Evening star., 1940-01-16
OPENING,

OPENING.
We want one real salesman of
neat appearance with a car.
Character references and proof
that you have earned In the past
better than $50 per week. Au-
tomobile, cookware, appliance or
insurance salesman preferred.
This is a permanent position
with a future to the right man.
Please give full information in
your letter of the past 5 years.
Box 79-Z, Star.
Evening star., 1940-01-16
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON,
HELP MEN
(Cnntin,iAd \

(Conttnued.)
COOK, .experlenced. Jewish-style cooking.
Apply al Ash Delicatessen. 5000 1st st. NV.
GROCERY CLERK, to work In DOS.
ee rs IN ~ kenned, Sss
st. NV.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE ambitious and
alert, to earn day-school tuition for secre-
mercial COLLEGE By assisting Z With clerical
anties 9 evenings 4 week. Address Box
334-z. Star.
MAN. young. to take. over established
ton. Must be neat and able to follow
instructions. Sales experience helpful but
Pqs Pres. neesssar' sias' Apply to 4 s7s' Natl
MAN not over 40 take over position Of
trust with local company to act as dealer
IN restricted area. Write Box 68-z Star.
MAN. for special route work in Mont
HRSmeTy RnT coYnty. sisl Must have car Write
MAN, wanted, living in ne Washington.
between 25 and As. to manage established
grocery route: must have good driving rec
se dea ppy sse M 90ns Srnfe Hde fa r
~ to pm. Tuesday.
NAN over 81. high school ed, able to meet
public; steady, good pay. 1927 Eye st. NV.
Room 210. 9:30 to g.
NAN =, cspa5Iss hs,sS Of meeting the public to
S.E. Washington. Write Box s1-Z. Star.
MEAT CUTTER. white. exp: also young
man for grocery dept. 300 Concord ave.
MEN (5l: experienced in selling oil burn
ments best opportunity for MAKING S75 to
$1G0 a week. Write. stating experience
and previous salary Box 276-z. Star.
MEN .,25 1925 yrs, earn extra money in
e Ii i;mnay Luther Hf Rm IS4 Penn National
p m. Tuesday January 16.
PRE- rEsssER experienced mus, have kpowl;
Laundry. 2145 Eye st. NV.
REGISTERED PHARMACIST. young: 6 hrs.
Am, hrs. pm; every otner Sunday.
206 Mass. ave: ne. Atl. 5000.
drawins account. commission. American
Reroofing Co, Inc. 1913 14th st. NV.
sALEsMAN-New-aut automobile sales experi-
ence helpful. but not essential: $40 week
sal salary to producers. plus bonus on cars sold:
account. In replying please give complete
history of your sales ACTIVITIES for the
past three years. Box 1l5-Z. Star.
ence selling furniture, appliances and spe-
cialties. We have moved to our own build
Ing. where we need tvs good >alesnrcn to
adss LxRGEsf sssf foFes appANcE W
Al ! 5a major electrical ri sppiisnees ri selling
commission. Atlas, 921 G st. NV
SALESMEN-We need number of outside
statesmen to follow leads and who are in
terested in a good money-making PROPOSE
tion selling household appliances and
radios: steady work for the right man Ask
ier m MI. Rasche' Georse's Radio Co.. 31o7
SODA BOYS WANTED. day and night work
experienced. Smith Pharmacy, 14th and
Clifton SITS. NV
SODA DISPENSER, is to 81, some experi-
ence; night work 1915 Georgia ave
WINDOW DRESSER. one with safes expert
ence and sales ability. must have automo-
bile; for local work only; references. Box
230-Z. Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
A general agency Of one of the largest.
though most conservative. life insurance
companies desires the services of a man
OF energy and sales ability who has built
up personal acquaintance among business
and professional men. The agency is
equipped to give him thorough education
in life insurance and an insight into the
Evening star., 1940-01-16

EVENING STAR FEATURES TODAY
Star Flashes latest from everywhere; WMAI
Star Sports Review, According Coyle"; WMAI 500 pm
THE EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS
S30 pmWMAL, Oliver
the guests facing Fadimans barraee ON
Information
$3.50 pmWJSV Heirs unclaimed
sought Court of Missing Heirs
800 pm-WMAL, The story Wing Angel on Horse
back is dramatized of America
800 pmWJSV, The true story finding Phantom
Ship, Mary Celeste, is told We, People.
$3.50 pm-WOL, full hour of symphonic
Walensen conducts the Concerto Series and
then Wilfred Peletier Symphonoues
de Montreal
HIS pmWOL Senator Styles speaks
Shall Students Themselves With Poltics?"
sHoRT-WAVE PROGRAM TODAY
1VV Vpm-BUDAPESI Musical program. HAT4. 912
7oo p-MOSCOW English Language RV96 meg,
1877 m; RNE, IL meg, Is m.
7l5 pm-LONDON, TINA" Its That Again." GSD ITS
meg 255 M; Csc, 9:58 meg, 313 m.
1880 pm-ROME News; Tuesday Symphonies meg
254 M: IRF, 983
S25 pm-MADRID News EAQ, 986 meg, m.
$3.50 pm.-TOKIO Music JZK, 1916 meg, m
S5 pm-PARIS, Drama in English. TPBl1 meg, M;
TPA4 I'LL meg, 256
1850 pm.-BERLIN, Talk. DXB, meg, M; DUG, 6o2
498 m.
11oo pm.-LoNDoN, News. Csc, s58 meg, 3
Evening star., 1940-01-16
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

HELP MEN AND WoMEN.
COUPLE, colored. to take complete charge
Of home for family Of adults. , children;
board $50 G mo Give 'en detais eupie ase eSoer
ence: health certificate required Box 227-
2. Star.
COUPLE, foreign white preferred. houseman
and have D. c. permit; g.h.w., cook, laun-
dry. Box 76-Z. Star
Evening star., 1940-01-16
1911 q ST NV
DOMESTIC.

COLORED-SOO members-Cooks maids
g.hw., buffers, housemen: ref. Office open
until s pm. Hobart $3.50.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 556l. l402 1lth,
has cooks. maids mattresses. nurses house
Evening star., 1940-01-16
ATTENTION

We have an opening for an intelligent
man between the ages of "a and 30 to
contact the customers Of an old established
Small salary while learning. For interview
telephone Randolph 0224 between $50
and 9 pm. Tuesday, January rs. Ask fol-
Evening star., 1940-01-16
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

STENOGRAPHERS, expert typists; exp.
bookkeeperS accountants, reg. and practical
nurses, auto mechanics drugstore help,
meat cutters. gas station attendants. for
CURRENT openings FERS0NNEL SERV-
ICE lest. 1898. growine). 1911 g st.
MALE HELP.
Bookkeeper. 6n-word typist local con-
tractor; age 25 to 40; salary, $50 mo.
Stenosrapher, Jr,, for large builder:
hieh-type org. NV. sec: must be rapid
and eficient: age 90 to "a Good sal
Typist,. demonstrate so words, for con-
tractor; have knowledse bkkpirg. Age 25
to 35; sal. s125-Sl5o mo.
FEMALE HELP.
Reg. pharmacist; also Junior drug clerk:
? openings: experienced only. Prefer D. c.
license: age 80 to 35. Excellent salary
Full-charee bkkpr.. wholesale elec. SUD-
ply house; age 1895; salary start S@5 wk
Eliot-Fisher bkknr. operator. retail store
experience: age 23 to 3:. Good sal
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
Evening star., 1940-01-16

SALESMAN with car, capable of
high production, not over 38
years old. Large national COM
pany, closed territory. Earnings
above average. Advancement
when qualified. Phone Mr.. La
nier, Wisconsin $3.50, Wed, to
II am.
Evening star., 1940-01-16

TRUMPET-H you want to learn 10 play
the trumpet We will loan you an instru-
ment without charge or deposit of any
kind-the only cost to you being a nominal
charge for PRIVATE LESSONS, which you
pay 1or as they are taken-not in advance.
II you wish. Kitt's l33O G 81
Evening star., 1940-01-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
ACCORDION-If you want to learn to play
the accordion, we will loan you an instru-
ment without charge or deposit of any
for pr s2E z ss shsS
pay for as they are takenEnot IN advance.
+ H0y yoa are ws Ise K Rs 1850 rs
ysT ses Eas'a se fsss sdfs s 0f
BY Tiffany in solid silver and in glass:
dinner and service plates in Minton.
wood H plates with scenes Of Of Princeton:
pair. MURRAY, Galleries, 1924 goth st.
ANTIQUES: large collection; secretaries,
prints, china. glass. Edelson. 61s 5th NV
BEAUTY SHOP EQUIPMENT sufncient for
more than 2 booths; used months; un-
usual bargain. Republic 2020.
dRRS sss' ssas 50
MOVING. Edelman. 1908 Georgia ave.
BEDROOM Mr. Green says-'Folks. I
never thought I could offer you this sen SEN :,
snd dnass eF saes ses te'a aae
EenasE the entlTs town Is tasIHg Isn's.. YOUR YOUR
in % and open an account with US. and BE
amazed at the complete selections in fur
niture for the entire home" Green Fur
ulIuTe, OCuU 1cOEkld ave. 0cOIkld sSSo.
S1S AZ ;u,fs ;Sd . msDs Mr pscss
a beautiful open stock pattern" Oak
love it. YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD. Open
ave. Georgia 2223 ."P. S.-The price
is the talk Of the town"
BEDROOM mahogany; beautiful tall poster
bed. tie rack. Jewel box and some Of the
drawers are cedarized. Mr.; Green says
spsct. this STitep,its the r,ann sslk of The
evenings. Green Furniture, 5000 Georgia
ave. Georgia 1928.
BEDROOM. mahogany, oval mirrors; beau
tiful veneers; marvellous reproduction.
This is quality furniture. WE ARE STAY
liberal hS d credit T pian ACNE sr6RAoE ss Ky CO.
lshowroom), 1928 14th st. NV. Georgia
3432.
BEDROOM. solid maple, anchor design:
out Of model home; looks brand.new: deep
give everlasting satisfaction. TAKE a year
to pay; Open from 9 am. to 9 pm; ACME
STORAGE CO. (showroom). A628 18th Ct:
NV. Georgia 1892. -. =.
Evening star., 1940-01-16

TABLES. Mr.. Green says-"Values UP to
| Sl0. for . days only. S495" Don't miss
this wonderful opportunity. YOUR CREDIT
rs GOOD Open evenings. Green Furni-
P. S.-Lamp. occasional. end and many
Evening star., 1940-01-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

A general agency Of one of the largest.
though most conservative. life insurance
companies desires the services of a man
up a personal acquaintance among business
and professional men, The agency is
equipped to give him thoroueh education
most proficient selling methods To the
right man We Offer an unusually salary
contract. Box 3T-A Star
Evening star., 1940-01-16
WHITE MEN

25 to 40. married with car to represent
national manufacturer. Must be hard
worker. furnish best references and able
to meet obligations. About Sl40 per
month. plus expense arrangements No
canvassers. Apply 10 to IL, Mr.. Stewart
director Of personnel 2S4S l4fh st n "
Evening star., 1940-01-16
BOATS.

16-FOOT RUNABOUT, 16-h.p. Evinrude.
excellent running condition; lights. cush-
IONS anchor and steerins wheel: cost new.
$500; now S175. cau Chestnut 30S2. .
Evening star., 1940-01-16

SCARF. beautiful Canadian silver fox, sim
gie. never worm reasonable. Silver Spring
Evening star., 1940-01-16

Mr.. G. w. UNIVERSITY.
Rooming house IA rooms: rent $50;
very profitable: 81 $50. Terms. Rep. 0911.
Hammond & Co., GIL 18th st.
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET. doing
about ST 600 week; rent, $50 NO.. with
living quarters. Closed Sundays Price.
$4,000. Terms.
GROCERY sTORE-small but profitable
business; Priced low for quick sale.
GAS STATION. busy intersection: good
lease; reasonably priced.
OPEN-AIR MARKET, on main highway.
Good volume Small investment.
ALBERT H. COHEN, Realtor,
1O42 NJ Irving ST.. Arlington Va.
Chest 1891 Res Chest 47qO
Evening star., 1940-01-16

SEWING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS treadles
| port elecs., S29.50 other elecs.. S17.5O.
New-mach guarantee and free sewing les
sons. we rent and repair. Open till 8
| pm. 81 r ST d W Renlihlic IQnn
Evening star., 1940-01-16

WASHING MACHINES APPLIANCE
ANCE HOUSE. 9o1 G st NV Have hun
dreds Of standard makes Of washing ma
chlnes that we are sacrificing at real low
prices. We have brand new washing ma
chimes IN their original factory crates that
We nave cut the prices SOC of list prices.
Used westinghouse. General Electric A. B
c. Easy Maytag. Norge. Thor and Others
VIII be sacrificed for So Terms as lew
as 81 90 weekly. Unusual liberal trade-ir
aIlqWaEGe a. WASH1NGTON'S LARGEST AP-
ATLAS APPLIANCE CO..
.ENTIRE BUILDING 921 G ST.. NV
n y,