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Evening star., 1941-11-30

William A. Dorsey. 81, 1850 Irving st. NV,
pl. ne; the Rev. James A. Caufield
Ola 'sS, n biSon. 10 10 Ga ss5 St St. NV NV; Ife the
James R {, Dunmore. 20, !l6 18th St; ne.
ne: the Rev. Earl K. Tyler:
the Rev. Wi Wilson som Holder. T'' 0'A o. 1e''
Richard E. Mullen. 25. Fort Belvoir. Va.
s5s and Be Betty Irons si Arlington va.
and Marjorie De La Mater, SO. 1880
James st. the Rey g. JOhns4p
ne, and Jessie NJ. Presnall, 25 Cam
q dg bridge Iowa; the Rev John s; Spence
Marsuerite n Money, 81. 3oos ROD
man st. NV; the Rev. Edward Nc
john Davis, 80. el7 1st st. sv., and
The Rev: B; H; Whiting
wiIam nittv Eswen GambriIs g6 Md
Harry 4 Muckiow. 80; Boiling Field, and
1T he Ne Re7 JoseDh M5nn
Eugene j ostendorf, 81, and Marie S.
R9Sy sQ both Il pf %v,aad Baltimore Md the
'nSrsh Virsinis "a S0R Rodeen o R0dman aaa sf
cenrSs nw the piiy Rsy Bgs1hmeyeE aSi
ave. NV. and Sue B. Massey, p, 1877
s, RsSt:- RT the Rsy G. Leslie Glenn
%. 5000 First st. NV; the Rev. John
Thomas asa A, Daniels. %. e9I4 Cortland pl.
NV, and Lynn A. Stacy 22 ~ Grafton
w,fti.I, St NV the Rev Robert L Ksssler;
1a 1ean he h kss ksadf Robert b b 4 Eaaa St
Rufus Isley. 23,. zoos o st. NV. and
a ns M Ne Aston ReT ohn h p 3a aa@ton GGam0A
Alice 7 Lee cai; 1901 Decatur St. St.;
George s. Smith. IS, Colesville Md, and
PPearl Lee; 81 l Ilss 18th st. NV; the
Henry I, Davis. Mufi.y III and Hazel e Street
33, both of Baltimore: the Rev. J. H.
william /: l., watts, ,ir;;. %; S; 5o2 Kenyon st
Luray pl. NV: the Rev. Lawrence J.
chs5is al rll,,n Thonessn 5sesBa ss ss y St St
RaI9h s and Nef Hazel s1S Ward Aa6e@f s0f SAN
Diego, ca:if. the Rev: S. E. Rose
Lila Lila II Rue ~ Des Moines. Iowa: the
Henry D. Genther. IS. 144a, Parkwood pl
nv. and Florecce L Coakley. 33. 1874
ALBEIT fFs J. P b sass i've Rev n a. f[sss f4ss North
CaDitol s s, an@ Anna Bcccabello. 80.
1141 owen pl. ne; the Rev. Edward
Fuller
Johnnie Meek, 2S. 4O5 Franklin st. NV
and Lucy NJ. Thomson. ~ Arlington
Va; the Rev A. S. Townsend.
Issued at Rockville.
Blake Moore, 81, and Willie Williams, %,
both of Washington.
James Willie Alexander; 33. and Willie May
Gives 80, both of Washington.
Martin. 1s, both Of Washington.
Albert Blumberg. 35. and Hanna Wise,
30, both of Washington.
John L. Davis, %. and Wilma S. Scharn.
23. both Of Takoma Park. Md.
Vernon E. Miller. %, and Doris l. Cross.
10, both of Washington.
Anthony W. Callie, %: Washineton. and
Angela c. Belgiosa. "a, Newark, N. j.
William Gray, "a. and Dorothy johnson.
90, both Of Washington.
James H. Frere. so. and Eleanor A. Barber,
90. both of Washingto
Robert E. Munro "a, Takoma Park. Md,
and Margaret A. Bissey. 10. Washington.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Army Orders
oUARTERMASTER CORPS.

SohEc-
Murphy, Col George D., From San An
LehneT 1t: Col. Charles R. from Fort
hTs wsih as sansy s. fsR A. from San
MccalIoush, ilS1sin CAPT. James b. A. from
JaessVnye @sIt a t4 from 05lsaaa omSha Sebr
Meyer; Capt. Otto H, from Eugene ores.'
s.t2.Tt, TO Al0acs Capt orSs Walter J.. from omaha
70 Camp Crovder. Mo.
Browne, First 1t. Norman X, from Jack
chsmSefs sGn6fs . second sd'G. 1t. James H; from
Gosiia, Second 1t Edward G., from Camp
Hall. Second 1t. Alfonso p, from savan-
Watt, Capt. James F.. from Schenectady,
N. 2, to Camp Lee, Va.
Oconnor,. Col. James A. from Monterey
Calf, TO San Francisco.
Matthews. 1t. Col. Albert G., from Wash
WfsssfHk Rssehiksn eaRS % e5h from
eassad MssSns1n tTst to II MaHTs rSYf Field Iii iii Ala from
than. Ala. to MaSvsil Fieid,
Leonard Wood, Mo. to Mobile. Ala.
Belvoir. Va, to Maxwell Field
SIGNAL CORPS.
Farmer. Col Archie A. from Wash
FROST. CAPT. Robert F. from San Fran
=, cisco to March Field. Calf.
Harris. Capt. Robert l., from Fort Mon
Gordon, First Lt,Donald r. from Camp
Wine. Second L. Robert e. from Ohm
MEDICAL CORPS.
Eden Edrie Gapt. & 0i4Gtf Harold from Camp Bowie
TO ,P9 ToTt sheridan slt III ,,n.,. t,o,,
MisssT EIst t. c5ms EHssns H. from Fort
serkeo aoNi First A Lt' It, Samuel b, Sfro from Camp
Roberts. Calf, to Hawaiian DEPART
Edefstein. First 1t, Maurice. from Camp
Levitt, First 1t; Arthur s., from Camp
6koller, First 1t. julius, from Camp Haan.
Calf to Hawaiian Department
r. Go Msm tFom Bst-
more to Jacksonville.
COAST ARTILLERY.
Dqnninst2n v,s MAJ Raymo9S m W, F.; from
Camp Pendleton. Va, to Maxwell Field.
Alexander. Second 1t. David W.. from
Fort, H. G. Wright N. Y. to Maxwell
suEEs sesSad i MsHns Wiism pea fEeH Morrison
Corrigan. Second 1t. Robert A. from
Camp Pendleton to Maxwell Field:
Pendergast, Second 1t. Earle W. from
Fort Screven, Ga. to Maxwell Field.
Fort Sheridan. III, to Maxwell Field.
INFANTRY.
Lloyd. Mai. William W., from Fort Hua-
chuca. Ariz., to Fort Devens, Mass.
Muller. FIRST 1t. Albert B., from Camp
Grant, III. to Detroit Mich.
Con First 1t. Edward R., from Philadel-
phia to Maxwell Field.
Lambert Second 1t; L; a., from Dothan'
Ala. to Maxwell Field.
Troll. Second 1t. Raumond c.. from Sa-
vannah. Ga, to Maxwell Field
Yarborough, First 1t. Legrand /, from
Fort Benning. Ga. to Augusta, Ga.
Cleveland, Second 1t. William C.. from
Panama Canal Department to Maxwell
Fulcher, First 1t. G. H, from Fort Ben
ming to Maxwell Field.
Lyles. First 1t. John T.. ir., from Fort
Benning to Maxwell Field - .uou,
stoVeIl' First 1t. Philip NJ, from Fort
jackson. S. c., to Maxwell Field.
Aliemandi, Second 1t. Paul E.. from
Keesler Field, Miss, to Maxwell Field.
Austin. Second 1t. Howard c., from Fort
Sam Houston, Tex, to Maxwell Field.
Burley. second 1t. Charles F.; from Key
Field. Miss. to Maxwell Field.
Cuthbert, Second 1t. Richard r.; from
Fort George G. Meade, Nd, TO maxwell
Davis, Second 1t. Lamar w.. r.. from
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HELP MEN.

ENGINEER, 5th class, for new
plant. Must be willing worker,
sober; knowledge of switchboard
necessary. Good salary, with op-
portunity for advancement. Box
260-V, Star.
MANUFACTURERS REPRE-
SENTATIVE available; 10
yrs. Govt. experience; execu-
tive, organizer, statistician,
go-getter type; now employ
ed, desires change. Box 304-
A Star. q
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\X&;:fT \X:; +: s;
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MUSIC.
Concert by Gladys Swartout, So
prano, and James Melton, tenor,
Constitution Hall, pm. today.
Concert by Jewish Community
Center Symphony Orchestra, Six
teenth and @ street NV, $50
o'clock tonight.
Music hour, with Urry String THO,
Y. w. c. A.. Seventeenth and X
streets NV, 5 pm. today.
EXHIBIT.
Oils by Philip Adams and water
colors by Hogard Durfee, Arts Club
of Washington. 20l7 1 street NV
today through December 10.
OUTINGS.
lecture tour. Reptiles and AM
phibians," by James Fowler, spon-
sored by Nat. ral Park Service.
Meet at entrance of reptile house
in National Geological Park, 2 pm,
today.
Hike, Occoquan Greek territory,
Va. under auspices of Wanderblrds
Hiking Club. Meet at National The
ater. 9 am. today.
Hike along Muddy Branch, Hunt
ing Hill and c. & o. Canal, under
auspices of Capital Hiking Club.
Buses leave 1416 F street NV, 8
am. today.
TEA.
Frieldship Temple No. 9, Pythian
Sisters. 40O2 Illinois avenue NV,
1 to 7 pm, today.
RECEPTION.
Alabama State Society. Burling-
ton Hotel, 4 to 6 pm. today.
MEETINGS.
Political Study Club Mayflower
Hotel. IL m, tomorrow.
National Restaurant Association,
Mayfower Hotel, 2 pm, tomorrow.
National League of American Pen
Women, Willard Hotel, 9 m, to-
morrow.
LUNCHEONS.
Washington Executives Associa-
ton. Willard Hotel, 1890 pm, to-
morrow.
Overseas Writers Club, Willard
Hotel. pm. tomorrow.
Newcomers Club. Carlton Hotel,
1890 pm. tomorrow.
CONVENTION.
United Textile Workers. Hamil-
ton Hotel, today through Friday.
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Sight seeing tour, by Auxiliary
Group, Red Cross Motor Corps,
meet at Soldiers, Sailors and
Marines Club 10 am. today.
Variety show, Washington Hebrew
Congregation, Eighth and I streets
NV, 2 pm. today.
Tea dance. National Catholic
Community Service Club, 3 pm.
today.
Dinner, National Catholic Com
munity Service Club, sponsored by
Ancient Order of Hibernians, pm.
today.
Open house, Soldiers, Sailors and
Marines Club, 3 to pm. today.
Open house, Y. M. G. A, refresh
ments. to 6 pm. today.
Buffet supper, informal recrea-
ton, Y. w. C. A., to 10 pm. today.
Supper, sponsored by Twenty-four
Club of Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church, 1410 Columbia road
NV, $50 pm. today.
Open house, games and outings,
Arlington Recreation Center, l pm.
to 1890 pm. today.
Swimming, Y. M. G. A., small
charge, 9 am. to l pm. today.
FOR COLORED SERVICE MEN.
Swimming. Y. M. c. A., 1916
Twelfth street NV, 2 to pm.
today; all other facilities of Y. M.
C. A. also open to service men
Forum discussion, Y. w. c. A.,
Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. c. A.. 901
Rhode Island avenue NV. $50
pm. today, followed by social.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. lap, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, ,Udit three tull days and
receiue their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
STREETCAR,
BUS OPERATORS
WANTED

Steady work at good pay
for men who can qualify. $50
per week guaranteed after
short training period; many
earn more; no experience
necessary.
Apply in person Monday
through Friday, inclusive,
$50 to 10 am, or write
EMPLOYMENT DIVISION-J,
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO..
Seth and Prospect SITS. NV,
Wash. D. C..
Evening star., 1941-11-30
SALESMEk.

MAN for an industrial life insurance co
Must have car. Box 30s-A. Star.
SELL WHooPEE GOODS to night clubs
eanizations for Christmas and New Years
celebrations. Complete line. Low-priced
American-made hats, noisemakers, balloons.
mediate shipments No cash needed. Free
outfit. Kaeser-Blair, Dept. 90 Cincinnati
Ohio.
SELL big, new book match line. S1.50
business cards, salesbooks, gummed tape,
stationery. etc. Big daily cash commits
sions. Exper unnec. Free outfit. Write
today. Regal Match. 2134-KD Van Buren.
EXPERIENCED SALESMAN, between the
ages of % and 35, who is at present time
the wholesale and retail grocery trade in
Metropolitan Washington and furnish own
car. This is not a promotion campaign.
but a real opportunity to connect with a
ing nationally advertised merchandise.
All replies will be treated con1dentially.
Salary and expenses State age references.
etc: in first letter. hi In,eTyisVS s vii be ar
WANTED-Man for Rawleigh route Per-
manent If you are hustler. For particu-
lars write Rawleigh's. Dept. DCK-l4-l03,
Chester. Pa.
BIG MONEY DAnY-sell social security
tising specialties. book matches, summed
tape. 700 other necessities to stores, Of:
daily Best line OF its kind No experience
needed. Outfit free. DAVID LIONEL
PRESS. 312-2-B So. Hamilton. Chicaso.
SENSATIONAL PROFITS new kind fuores-
Users save half light bills. Stores, fac
tories installing millions. Rush name for
free proposition MANGO. Dept. ella,
433 East Erie St, Chicago Ill.
ADV. BOOK MATCHES-Sell every busi-
ness. Cash profit EXP. unnec. Full, part
time. Low price, high quail, factory serv.
Repeats. FREE kit. Match Corp. Of
Evening star., 1941-11-30
EXDerienced

Experienced
Telephone Solicitors
Wanted with unlimited home
phone. Exceptionally good
pay. Start Immediately. Ap-
plicants apply Mr.. Melvin at
702 7th st. NV. Monday be-
tween 7 and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1941-11-30

DISTRICT MANAGER.
One of country'S largest
establishments requires a
district manager for Balti-
more and Washington.
Products consist of LIQUID
hand and scrub soaps, disin-
fectants, floor wakes, spe-
cialized lubricants.
Experience in these lines
on a direct selling basis
(mills, office buildings, hos
pitfalls, schools, etc. is essen
tial and required.
Compensation-Salary and
bonus arrangement.
Complete details with snap
shot (Which will not be re-
turned), to Box 161-A, Star.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
StH.Idsis WILLIAM 81 ROCK. e4ss Baltic. "a. AYE.
oils % unless i eentrscfed On fss By myself. % VIII VII
LIAM MATHIS, 4616 Hunt pl ne.
EXPERT TAX SERVICE, INCLUDING IN
| olviGual ana business income tax. Our
Kssa Tses MR 'GS gs
Mr.. Well ewes. CHI. s7ls.
QUALITY PRINTING AT Low PRICES.
Envelopes; s 81 so per M letterheads, 20-lb.
fold books circulars ire books, COX 0 booklets. ne ToP
fEyLiGHT PRESS. P. o. Box 1929. Columbia
Heights Station.
RESERVATIONS FOR HOLIDAY FUNc-
lions Weddings, dinners, breakfasts.
from oaoo shss Housn %
Eastern ave. NV. Free parking. shep
apnGuOII THE OLD NE NEW ORLEANS RESTAURANT
room for the coming season.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS Of the Columbia Permanent
6l,n 6Suiidns association OF the, District Of
VIII bed fhe on s1stsG Of tog5 Se
assoeiasiGn. Is@a strees es SW, ss " %ashs she
FRED A. SMITH,
President and Secretary.
COOP CARE FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE
Small, private convalescent home. beau
tiful country surroundings yet in city;
special care to slightly crippled. Price ac-
cordlng to attention needed. WO. 1880 g.
PART-TIME BOOKKEEPING,
WEEK SYSTEM"
BY Expert Accountant Box 151-A. Star.
PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS.
APPLES & SWEET CIDER.
W. W. MOORE. Sandy Spring. Nd.
Out Georgia ave. to Glenmont, then
right miles or Route 1872.
CIDER-APPLES.
Sweet. fresh. filtered cider and tree
rlpened apples. Route-Following M st.
NV, Canal rd., cross Chain Bridge, follow
Route 123 through Vienna to Chilcott
Orchards. Largest orchard in nearby
Virginia)
Evening star., 1941-11-30

LADY Young, to answer phone. part time.
Phone RE. 0216 from to IL q m. Sunday
mn
Evening star., 1941-11-30

INSURANCE OFFICE wants experienced
policy writer's for a fire insurance ONCE
minimum salary, S1l0 per mo. Box
LAC Star
Evening star., 1941-11-30

These were one weeks sales commits
sions, We will gladly show these pay
sheets to any neat, honest, interested men
You may meet these men and see how
they do their work TO make this money.
We have openings for s more men. See
Chris Walker for personal interview. Suite
2O5. Dendrlke Bldg, 1910 Vt. ave, bet.
9.3O and 1910 o m Monday
Evening star., 1941-11-30

national emergency? Prominent life in
surance company has openings for two men
between the ages of 35 and As. married
men preferred no collections made by our
agents. State past experience. Box
Evening star., 1941-11-30
SALESMAN.

A nationally known manufacturer has an
opening on its sales force, salary basis,
calling on the retail grocery trade Some
deld selling experience an ADVANTAGE Ap-
plicant should be between the ages of 25
and 80. with at least a high school educa-
tion. Write for interview, giving details of
qualifications. stating salary requirements,
and incloslng recent inexpensive non
returnable snapshot to Box I5g-A. Star
Evening star., 1941-11-30

ACCOUNTANT, junior. for c. p A. once;
must be able to type: state qualifications
and salary expected. Box 263-A. Star.
ADV. SALESMEN for special advertising
work; can earn $50 wkly. Apply Mon,
1912, 1-3 pm. 44l6 Illinois ave. NV.
ALERT SALESMAN, 35 to IS, for sales
promotion position: successful experience
in direct selling organization or training
work very important but not required:
must have car. like, to travel be free to
provide income during training period: ex-
cell. oppor. for qualified. industrious, hon.
est person with long-estab., highly rated
firm. Apply by letter. William C. Scheetz.
Newark, N. Y.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-17
Black And White
Ball Tonight
BY DON HERRTcK

Hear Yei Hear Yel $50 to-
night and all VIII be SWELL
because the Key West Players
Black and White Bah VIII Just De
getting under way. And when l
say Under Way, I mean it.
Have you been told about the
floor show2 You haven't? Well,
that's marvellous because you're
not supposed 10 know It's a
DARK secret And II VIII be q
wonderful surprise. I can tell
you, however, that you VIII dance
TO the rythmic music OF La
Concha's Barry and his boys And
also that there VIII be many door
prizes presented 70 the holder OF
lucky stubs. Telephone your res
ervations to the La Concha today
Well folks, these are the last
helping hints you viii get telling
YOU about the dance. So don't
forget 10 see US at the La COncha
tonight at $50 and get IN on the
fun A reason fornot missing this
dance is the floor show In It are
well. you had better come and
find out.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-17
USO Club Dance
Mach Enjoyed

The Army, the Navy and the
Marine Corps were well repre-
scented and had a wonderful time
at the USO-NCCS Club dance last
night Dancing TO recordings was
enjoyed from 8 to 10. then the La
Concha orchestra played to - Re
freShmenfs were served at inter-
mission BY members Of the Catho-
lie Daughters An unknown
soldier acted as master Of cere-
monies IN the absense Of Mr..
KeetOn, our regular n. c, who
however. came IN tine 70 lead the
grand march and snake dance
which were met with great en-
thusiasm from all those joining In
the fun
The club announces a tea dance
Sunday afternoon from 1 to $50,
beginning Dec 2Ist- The La
concha orchestra win render the
music and refreshments viii be
served All service men and
young lady guests are cordially
invited
Dancing classes usually held on
Friday evening have been changed
to Thursday evening at $50 p N
because Of other programs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-17
LOUISE GIVEN
MUCH PUBLICITY
MANAGED BOCA CHICA RES
TAURANT DURING LAST
WINTER SEASON

Another Key Wester7 has been
made the subject of an article In q
national magazine
Louise, who last winter man
aged julius Stones BOca Chica
restaurant Is publicized very IA
voTably IN q story currently ap-
pearing In a publication with .
national circulation
The article She Likes 70 Cook
Is advertised as follows In brief
preface Friendly Louise runs
one Of the most unusual restau-
rants In New YORK But don't let
the simple. home-Iike atmosphere
fool YOU The mast gEamorOus
people IN New YORK eat there, and
the food Is delicious
The story explains that Louise
came 20 Key West for the sake OF
her son VINO was III and needed 70
be IN q warm climate
Celebrating On her stay here,
the article said: she learned TO
do the rumba and had a great
time"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-17
N[[[[ZNA
PAUL LADD NARROWLY
ESCAPED DEATH IN CAR
CRASH ON ROAD BRIDGE

Paul Ladd tremendously es-
capped serious injury and pcs
sible death late yesterday
afternoon when the automo-
bile he was driving crashed
through the railing Of the
Boca Chica bridge and pfung-
ed headlong into the sea
The accident occurred On
the span about 50 feet from
the south entrance. About 20
feet Of the wooden railing
was demolished
\ vrecking car was dis
patched 70 the scene this
morning. The sherifFs office
was still waiting for Z detail
ed report CT the accident at
press time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-17
EMERGENCY RED
CROSS DRIVE Is
NOW UNDER WAY
KEY VESTS QUOTA IN FIFTY
MILLION DOLLAR CAM
PAIGE IS sEToAT THREE
THOUSAND DOLLARS

The local Red Cross chapter has
Just been notified BY the Wash
lngtOn headquarters that an ener-
gency fund for the relief Of war
sufferers IS being established to
the amount Of fifty millions Of
dollars The quota for KEY West
has been set AT $4,000 and the
local chapter and It's Chairman-of-
the-drive 1t COmdr- T NJ Dick
says the quota must and will be
met and that real soon
Naturally. you have already
become a member OF the Red
Cross during the drive Just COZ
Guided for membership: but this
new drive which VIII begin In q
couple Of days Is not for member
ships OF anything Ike that It Is
% help people VINO get bombed OF
Shelled o. sabotsged or anything
else that could be done BY our
enemy CT enemies And yOu say
We have not been bombed OF
Shelled or sabotaged yet so why
should WEI Vel you have
heard Of that slogan Be Prepared
haven't you When the enemy
gets ready he won't say Have you
all got that relief fund.-. Nope. he
wont ask anything-just remem-
Der Pearl HarbOr-
SO you see the Red Cross Is al
WAYS on the JOB even before you
realize II, they want that money
on hand NOW so they can buy the
things needed and have the money
TO rehabilitate you and you and a
lot OF other people that might be
living anywhere. If you have .
loved one bombed out, you Wan1
them taken care OF. don't your
Well you contribute. and as hand
somely as you know how, when
the canvasser calls at your door
and asks for the Red Cross con
tribution. This IS war time and
relief Of civilians Is just as i'm
portant as a victory In battle And
# the Red Cross gets that quota,
you have helped lick Hitler,
Hirohito. Asussolini and q lot Of
other cut-throats- And you do
want TO defeat them. don't you?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-17
PIT. A. To Haze
Xmas CGrniuzI

Santa Claus viii be at La
COncha Park Saturday afternoon
from 4 to 6 o'clock, when the High
School PIT. A holds its an
nuaI Christmas carnival
Hand made articles suitable for
Christmas gifts viii be on sale as
well as cakes, candies, hot dogs
and snow balls
Parents and teachers Of the
school are urged to cooperate by
sending in donations and helping
with the affair Saturday after
noon
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-17
Z[[[Z[N[ZG
EXAMINING BOOKS
OF TAX COLLECTOR
STATE AUDITOR HERE; LADD
READY TO REOPEN
OFFICE

The books OF the tax coTIec-
tors Office are being examined
today by a state auditor. As
sO01 as he completes his check
u. the department VIII Be- re
opened with Frank H LaGd N
charge
All other requirements were
expedited by AIr- Laid as soon
as he was notified Of MS appoint
ment 10 the Office made vacant
by the sudden death Of Joseph
c Mcmahon
The county Is expected TO SUI
fer a tremendous loss On the
sale Of automobile license tags.
The office was closed Dec l. the
day on which the plates were
placed on sale Many autono-
bile owners have purchased their
tags in other Florida cities. thus
depriving Monroe county OF the
commission
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-17

direction and parking permitted
on the west side Of the street
only
Peacon Lane shall be o1e-Nzy
from Eaton 10 Caroline N1th
traffic moving IN 9 nur1herly
direction, with no parking a.
lowed IN said lane
Smith Lane shall be one-EsF
from Duval % Whitehead. with
traffic moving IN 3 westerly
direction and no parking allow
ed 10 sad lane
All streets not Specially
mentioned trimming southaaEterly
and n0rthwesterly are s1up
streets
No parking VIII be allowed or
the north side Of Division sirees
from White 70 DuTal
No parking on south side &C
Southland street from Elzzhera
10 Whitehead.
One side parking VII be AZ
lowed on Fleming trul Wh1rE
10 Whitehead.
One-wsy parking, or w-esz
side, on Sinouton street fran
Caroline to Soutaar5-
There shall be no pa-EEnE or
the north side Of Southland street
from Simout0n 70 Bahama pro
visions 10 be made for t1l
stands Nc parking or Sou1nar6
from Bahama 90 Duwal There
shall be no parking OF BAHAMA
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TRAFFIC LAWS
ARE AMENDED

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~ at South Beach. between Du-
val and Simonton, with view
Of obtaining q lease on the Wa
terfront for the city for the pur-
pose Of using the beach for the
benefit Of visitors and residents.
Traffic Changes
The following were the main
changes made IN the new traffic
ordinance:
DuvaI street shall be a through
street from water 10 water, and
a one-way street from the north
side Of Division street TO the
south side Of Front. with park
ing on the east side of the street
only
Olivia street shall be q one
way with traffic moving IN .
westerly direction, and parking
permitted on the south side of
the street only.
Angela street shall be a one
way street from Simon1on 10
Whitehead. with traffic moving
IN a westerly direction. and
parking permitted on the north
side only Angela also shall be
one-way from Margaret 10 Write
with no parking between Mar
garer and Francis streets. and
parking permitted on the south
side Of the street only from
Francis TO White. Angela shall
be 9 tWo-wsy street from Wind
soT Lane TO Simonton street
with parking on the south side
only. r4.c b.
Elizabeth street shall be one
way from Angela 10 Division
streets. with traffic moving IN
southerly direction. and parking
permitted on the east side of
the street only.
Ashe street shall be one-way
from Southland to Olivia. with
traffic moving IN a southerly