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Evening star., 1945-11-13
Federation Asks
in
Refuse Pickups
Montgomery Citizens
Reject Resolution
Condemning Service

Improvement in the regularity,
efficiency and economy of the refuse
collection service In the suburban
sanitary district was requested Of
the Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission last night by the Mont
gomery County Civic Federation.
The federation failed to support a
resolution of the East Bethesda
Citizens Association condemning
the commission for its poor war
time service.
This action was taken following
a report by Allan B. Fay, chairman
of the Sanitation and Public Health
Committee, on resolution intro
duced in the federation last month
by Gearhard J. Isaac of the East
Bethesda group.
Mr.. ISaac'S resolution claimed
that the collection has been made
quate, inefficient and costly, that re-
peated promises of improvement
have been broken and that a serious
potential health hazard is created
by accumulation of garbage between
irregular and uncertain collections.
Difficulties Cited.
The resolution also asked that the
commission insure adequate service
or acknowledge its inability to do
so in order to permit some other
agency to take over this function.
The investigating COMMITTEES
found that, while service has been
unsatisfactory, it is their belief the
commission is making a sincere ef-
fort in the face of difficulty to
render acceptable service. The COM
mittee concluded that "the refuse
collection interests of the house
holders of the sanitary district are
being. and viii continue to be, bet
ter served by the commission than
by any other agency"
Other Resolutions Offered.
Two new resolutions were referred
to committees for action at the next
meeting. One called on the fedora
ton for help in obtaining the use
of the Bethesda Volunteer Fire De-
partment Building to house the Be-
thesda Chevy Chase First Aid Corps
ambulance. Another requested the
Board of County Commissioners to
enact an ordinance to require the
owners of vacant lots to remove
weeds or brush more than 4 inches
high.
A resolution introduced last
month by the Chevy Chase Gardens
Citizens Association asking the
Board of Education to allow chill
dren to play on the grounds of the
Somerset School after school hours,
was not upheld by the school COM
mittee. An investigation revealed
that children are allowed to play
there if they conduct themselves in
an orderly manner.
Evening star., 1945-11-13
Maryland PTA Congress
will Meet Tomorrow

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. 13-The
annual meeting of the Maryland
Congress of Parents and Teachers
will be held tomorrow and Thurs
day at Annapolis.
The program will be based on the
theme, Together We Build and is
designed to acquaint the elected
delegates of Maryland's $4,000 PTA
members with effective methods of
promoting the welfare of children
and young people locally, nationally
and internationally.
Officers will be elected on Thurs
day. Mrs. Stanley G.. Cook of In
dianhead, Md, is completing her
second term as president of the
State group.
Evening star., 1945-11-13
Volunteer Fireman
Killed byLive Wire
Truck Blaze

JEFF D. Lovejoy, 26, member of
the Berwyn Heights Volunteer Fire
Department, was killed early today
while fighting fire in a truck which
had overturned on the Baltimore
boulevard near Beltsville, injuring
the driver.
The driver, Nicholas Yonko, 80
Baltimore, was taken to University
Hospital. Baltimore, with possible
chest injuries and fractured ribs.
Mr.. Lovejoy, s61o Cunningham
drive, Berwyn Heights, slipped and
fell on a fallen high tension wire
He was pronounced dead of elec-
trical shock on arrival at Leland
Memorial Hospital.
The truck, containing hair tonic
and chewing gum, struck an electric
pole and overturned about 5:Is
o'clock, Prince Georges County po-
lice reported. High tension wires
fell on the truck, setting it afire
Mr.. Yonko was pulled from the truck
by a motorist.
Responding to a call from Rich
ard A. Pearson and Earl J. Huber
Of the county police, Mr. Lovejoy
was attempting to cut the wires
when he slipped. Chief George C
Hudgins of the Berwyn Heights Fire
Department, wearing rubber gloves
pulled him off.
Mortimer Johnstone, captain o1
the Fire Department and a press
man for The Star, reported that
trucks carrying IA members an
swered the call Mr.. Lovejoy drove
the emergency truck, first to arrive
at the scene.
Discharged from the Army in De.
cember, 1914. he operated a filling
station at 1890 Rhode Island avenue
Brentwood. His widow Irene and 6
sister, Mrs. Ann Kitchen, survive
Acting County Deputy Medical Ex.
aminer John T. Maloney issued 6
certificate Of accidental death.
Evening star., 1945-11-13
Pedestrian Injured
BY Streetcar Dies;
Toll for Year Is Is

The l945 traffic death toll for
Washington was brought to 76 when
James German, so, of 1911 Twenty
ninth street NV, died last night in
Georgetown Hospital from injuries
received when struck by streetcar
last Wednesday. The death toll
from traffic accidents year ago at
this time was 73.
Police said Richard K. Estes, %,
of 2744 Veitch street. Arlington, Va,
was operator of the streetcar. Mr..
German, a gardener, was struck, po-
lice reported, while crossing the
street in front of 1882 M street NV.
He suffered fractured skull. Police
said Mr.. Estes will be held for action
of the grand jury.
Mrs. Ann Mclean Hurt.
Mrs. Ann Meem Mclean, 26, of
.2734 Thirty fourth street NV, So
cially prominent divorced wife of
Edward B. Ned" Mclean, jr., was
injured Sunday when her small
Renault auto was in collision with
another automobile operated by Mrs.
Elinor L. Ford, police reported. The
accident, police said, occurred at
Massachusetts, avenue and Belmont
road NV. Mrs. Mclean was taken
to Emergency Hospital with lacera-
tions to the scalp, leg, fingers and
face, according to police reports.
Hospital officials said her condition
was not serious. Mrs. Ford lives at
BIS Woodland drive NV.
Two men were taken to Casualty
Hospital and later transferred to
Gallinger Hospital after the car in
which they were riding failed to
negotiate turn at the intersection
of Sheriff road and Minnesota ave-
nue. NE. yesterday and overturned
police reported.
Suffered Head Injuries.
The two men injured were Ben.
jamin Gleeton, %, colored, of the
1900 block of Seventh street NV.
internal injuries and possible skull
fracture, and William r. Minor, %
colored, of the 1900 block of Church
street NV, lacerations to temple
and eye. Hospital authorities saio
Gleeton's condition was critical
Police stated the auto in which the
men were riding was alleged te
have been stolen.
| Motorcycle Policeman Charles M
Blackburn, SO, of Burtonsville, Md.
suffered minor injuries yesterday
when he fell after his motorcycle
skidded out of control as he was
chasing motorist who had gone
through red light at Sixth stree,
and Florida avenue NE yesterday
Mr. Blackburn was treated at Gas.
ualty Hospital for contusions of the
forehead, an ankle injury and 9
possible fracture of his right wrist
and was then released.
Evening star., 1945-11-13
c. |. Sexton Is Elected
Citizens Group Head

Charles L. Sexton has been elected
president of the newly formed Yates
Gardens Citizens Association in
Southeast Alexandria. Other off,
GERS are Donald S. King, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Jane Davis, correspond
ing secretary: Mrs. John M. Hunter,
recording secretary, and Chisman
HaneS, treasurer.
Members of the executive COM
mittee are John H. Mitchell, Spencer
Thompson and 1t. Col. James o.
Wright.
Evening star., 1945-11-13
D. H. ScuII Elected Head
Of AnnunduIe Citizens

David H. Scull was elected presi-
dent of the Annandale (Va.) Citi-
zens' Association at meeting last
night in the Annandale School.
Other officers are:
Edwin M. Lynch, recently elected
to the House of Delegates, vice pres
ident; Clyde Gartley, secretary, and
Herbert Mooney, treasurer.
The association opposed any ex-
ceptions to the Fairfax County zon-
ing ordinance governing business
property in Annandale, but favored
extending the area zoned for busi-
ness to attract more merchants.
Evening star., 1945-11-13
Two Hurt in Baltimore
As Elevator Falls 30 Feet
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 13.-Two per-
sons were hurt last night when an
elevator plunged 80 feet into the
basement of Baltimore depart
ment store.
Mrs. Jean Caplan, 81, a customer,
suffered possible compound leg
fracture while Irving Goldberg, ele-
vator operator, was treated for back
injuries at University Hospital.
Police said the elevators cable
snapped. Two policemen and three
firemen worked 10 minutes before
freeing Mrs. Caplan and Mr.. Gold
berg from the car.
Evening star., 1945-11-13
Tavern Operator Burned

John L. Sprague, former detective
sergeant on the Metropolitan Police
Force and now proprietor of tav-
ern at Indianhead, Nd. suffered
second degree burns of the face and
hands today when an oil water
heater flared up as he attempted to
light it at his establishment. He
was treated at the naval dispensary
at Indianhead and released.
Evening star., 1945-11-13
Dr.. k. M. Stompp to ToIk

DR.. K. M. Stampp, professor OF
history at the University Of Mary
land, will speak at a meeting of the
College Park Progress Club at 2
pm. tomorrow at the home of Mrs.
r. ". Truitt, 1901 Beechwood road,
Calvert Hills. Mrs. Truitt Is presi-
dent Of the club.
Evening star., 1945-11-13
lsHRstioninq
&Remiindery@a

Meats, Fats, Etc.-Stamps FL
through XII good through No
vember 30. Stamps LII through
Q-1 good through December 81.
Stamps Ri through vi good
through January 81. Stamps
WI through I'll and green stamp
N-8 good through February 28.
Points for Fats-Your meat dealer
will pay four red ration points for
each pound of waste kitchen fats
you turn in.
Sugar-Stamp 38 good through De-
cember 81. Next stamp valid
January !.
Evening star., 1945-11-13
Pastor to Address PTA

The Rev. Harry Balthis, pastor of
the Arlington Forest Methodist
Church, will address the Bancroft
Parent Teacher Association at 8:15
pm. tomorrow on Religion in the
School," A scrap paper drive will
be regular monthly feature of the
associations program. Paper will
be collected at the school.
Evening star., 1945-11-13
School to Hold Book Mart

A book mart will be held in the
library of Montgomery Hills (Md.)
Junior High School through Friday
in commemoration of American
Education Week and Book Week.
There will be open house" tomor-
row,
Evening star., 1945-11-13
Suns Moss Is Immense

The sun loses 100000 tons of
mass per second. a speck of dust in
relation to its total mass of two
billion billion billion tons.
Evening star., 1945-08-29
HELP DOMESTIC,

I BABY NURSE, 2 months old, Dy-Dee wash.
ave m also colored woman for mornings
work. Call OR. 1852 after 10
CHAMBERMAID WAITRESS for private
family family OF ADULTS in nearby country lone,
mament position. DI. 1896, not after
GLAZING WOMAN. Saturday, Monday,
Sept ! and ., NV; So plus csrfsre RE
COMPANION -HoUsEKEEPFR. white. not
over 50. for semi-inyalid, n iddle-aeed lady:
i've in in family: salary, good home;
small apartment. duties light. Ma. $3.50
COOK, COOK. colored gh.w,: experienced ref
epfRces sp nc sos live per IN ppsta.s room private
COOK, from 40 to to $50 80 D m. NJ daily, ex-
psr,s,, ed. Can DU ?77I after s pm.
COON, white. wanted Immediately; prefer
- am and pm
coo COOK, g INV. help With baby; live in;
with good references; permanent position
IN nice home; live in; upstairs room and
eook Sen s00a Sa5eeg EN- hours @ dsv
day 2l0 Carroll ave. SH 9TS5. 3ls
COOK or couple. colored; man as gardener,
houseman; family adults; live in: u day
NECESSARY; 1000 Nebraska ave EN- 0a04
COOK, g INV, no laundry: pleasant work
lnE lnE conditions,, good salary, references
n,
COOK &c H. w; excellent home for expert
enced maid; 3 adults live in preferred, but
not essential: so per week, RA. $500.
Cook-G.".W, experiences S23. GE.
CooK-GHW., for lst-class home refer
e., eneGs Is reauired; @ $50 week to start live
COOKE ii W. for small family; live in,
good basement room. May have husband
IKE liCe Il SO TseS Box sa1E aI Star
laundry.
@nk SIS sns carfare OF sass
must nIg ,r be good good cook and have references.
CoUPLE. Settled, wife good cook general
houseworker, gardener: comfortable home,
$500 per @ month. 2726 Brandywine St.
DoMEsTic WORKER wanted, part care
of R--yr, -old and housework 2:sO to $40
Arlineton, Pershing DIR, and Fillmore st.
Direct bus connection from K. Neighbor
can use 3 hrs. in morning at same rate.
Il worker interested phone Gil. 1891 after
EXPERIENCED COUPLE or mother and
daughter; g,h.w. and cooking; to live in
GENERAI Hfi HoUsEWoRK HELP M wi With Coos Cook
ing; sleep in preferred; Sunday off; S25
GENERaL efE Hssk HoEsEWSkkER, IL 81 small apt, ?
children; 9:3o to 8; SIS and carfare.
GENERAL HousEwoRKER. assist with 2
ST.. O091
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, live in: at
tractive living quarters; $50 week. RA
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK, stay 2 CT 8
nights; 5h-day week: must be fond Of
ehildren;, experienced: references; S25,
GHW., cook. experienced; local refer
e%nces % health card required, live in or gut.
G.H.W., Bethesda, Md, 11;30 to 7:3O:
health card. Wisconsin 1852.
Evening star., 1945-08-29
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert available for both
small Sont,fr Or large buSnesses Books opened
able rates Boy 1901, Star. e'' SS 81. S9''-
ACCoUNTANT-Books started and kept.
aTe5 mseSiy res m9n,hJy basis napeia
ACCoUNTANT. expert; books started kept.
audited; tax reports monthly service state
mFptS aTrop Nh Prompt reas sH. 6564 %
enced income tax, examiner. desires con
nectlon with reliable firm of attorneys or
ecso, accs9nnIantS specializing in income tax
ATTORNEY, member, D. C Bar, ex-serv-
eral leeal BACKGROUND; preferably admin
ssStfs'i'e s,aS law and taxation. Box 364-J,
CHEMIST, 81; B S. years experience
Manslytical ana and quality control chemistry
DISPLAY AND ADVERTISING MAN wishes
oonLnectl9n with local firm; capable of
%akng doH 5ayqps sdyeItsins art and win
TXPERiENcED NAN sS wants wants nous Rousecles Ming
by the day. DU 0ssl. Call pm. to 10
FiLIPiNo oFFfcTR's STEWARD, overseas
service, honorably discharged, desires
position as ehautTeur, bltleT; college edu-
sael0n; sae VI Danny sp{ a1a 3 RAFoLs a6ls Gonn
MAN, married, wishes position as resident
manager OF large garden apt. or elevator
nish best references. Box 330-J. star. 30.
NEWsPAPERMAN. former Far East yrs.
IN japan. experienced. reWrlte, reporting.
special features edited news magazine; col
lege grad, DISCHARGED Pacific Marine CORE
spond't; married; age, 35. Box 1851, Star.
REFRJGERATI0N-Ha had year expert
encf. have tools: desire to learn and do
commercial installation and air condition.
ina. Box :}4S-J. Star 2aa
SALES EXECUTIVE. has served in ma
tional oreanlzation as salesman. branch
manaGer, sales school instructor, sales and
advertising manaeer. deSirous OF making
Washington connection a. salesman or
sales and advertising executive with a
responsible concern where ability ard ef-
fort will be remunerated in ratio TO re-
suits produced. Box ;}61-J Star 81
Evening star., 1945-08-29
PERSONAL

a6or o NJ Pe5s5s s cs yh9
@ No acsIasS cspo s. sgaG%3 PAUL Mai RHoDE as
: q 4, 10 IfC4IySp9ys CnypnS at ION BldE IA ":j53
tiion suaTanteed upholstered turniturs
PICTURES OF weddings, parties and chill
dfGl, dGen t5l taken an N your home. Phone c.H.
U-TEL-EM co. does mpl'israpning. pho-
yoStatinE, sd writing. ghost writing, pub
PHONE 'sHi SHEPHEkD nisR q aeso, ask for Miss
Wright. If you are IN need of a loan UP 10
MILLINERY CREATIONS by LOUISE
CHHCOTE specializing in making furs
ana iabrlc hats; also excellent Tcmodelug.
II II 10 .,- ST, n W. Suite 81 Columbia Bldg.
FEEL BETTER after first treatment Or no
fee, relief from pains and aches due %
nervousness piles. colds flu or other all
ments. Also relief for aching swollen feet.
Lady NatgT9patss sr9 90 years experience IN
MODERN pREssMAkING STUDIO, for
merly OF 5th ave, N. Y. centrally located.
giltsra tons; moderate prices. LEA ENGEL,
sLlr Lp covERs x FSS9 co % 5sod Elk. spseis s94
pseces made Of your own fabric, S32 so;
5-day delivery: expert workmanship. Gus
,T 9m-msGe I'm, draper!es' bedspFeads. DAIG-
NURSE has lovely large room for " elderly
f IntaAo> or ConValesCentS needing care and
GOOD food cheerful atmosphere. day and
nlgh} agha} s1,,Htion: price. $500 per week
SWISS AMERICAN watches repaired , 70
days service alarm and fine clocks
repaired all work guaranteed watch
MAKER on premises for prompt attention:
ELECTRICAL CENTER & GIFT MART,
2l4 10Th St between E snd F sts NV
EMPLoYID MOTHER ,seeEinF rsfned pri-
yale nome or registered boarding home for
gentlie CIR. Of >, location requested within
I1oTt Dl csT IT or bus ride Of 18th and K.
ExTERMiNATE-It you need an exter-
minatoT call RA sFeA - each treatment,
usually requires = treatments.
hoTHER>-LlceHSed boarding mother in
SUBURBS ., mas opening for child. ) 10 10.
DON'T DISCARD your shiny or nap-worn
garments our guaranteed Nu-Nap process
restores them Ike new EMELL TAILORS,
~ HSat RSlNG hoAIt.M7EHce.e15 VI z5 exp care
now Tails Church 1870
LADY ELlNOR BEAUTY >HOPPF nov IN
Ger new MANAGEMENT with eyuert opera
tors u attendance. Permanelt. formerly
SI9 $50, : : and SO. now - 50. $40.
81 81 and so. gespecl.Ee,v. YOU ]! Ike
2gU6 New Hamp. ave NV GE 9sH7 -
COLONlC lRRIGATIONS, DIerker method,
gwen oy e&rerIenCe0 REGISTERED nurse.
CAL Dupont 9S>I for appointment
PEKMASENI sTs NSt Nh, "a snamp99 pv1 g9d f2Ssr
OUR scHooi' Ia46 \ Ni1eeA1-h ave t'0N-
DO you NEED letters, circulars OF PAM
/ translated into SuanlSh7 Address DIR
Z A. GIRO, 70 S ST n " Wash D c Sls
Evening star., 1945-08-29
SITUATIONS WQMEN.

ATTENTION. BUSINESSMEN-H YOU are
short OF help. if you need a stenographer.
typist or book6eeper for a half day, full
day or Longer. call MISS BARRETT, co
1881. Ewes. HO 1000. Ext 232
ROOKKEEPER. experienced, full charge:
5-day week: knowledge accounting. can
type, take dictation $50. Box 3a2-J.
DRESSMAKING. designing. remodeling. al
terations; reasonable MISS BERT, 1880
EIEVAToR f11EF 70 Z or GopERaroR AD eolored S with IL
cense. wants daywork only, Call TR. 1923.
MEDICAL TECHNOLoGIsT. 10 yrs. ex-
perlence: $3.50; $500 per mo. Box 400
SECRETARY, administrative real estate:
yyoung, single, executives right hand. Box
sECRETARy, experienced stenographer.
well educated alert woman desires per-
sTENOGRAPHER. permanent. 5-day wk. !:
5000; small Office natl. trade assoc.
1885 st. n W, Room 201 DI 20l9
SURPLUS WAR WORKER-Young woman.
exp. public rela. radio, writing. news, mike
col grad: S50-$60. Box 35q-J. Star "a
WOMAN, young. personable. Q yrs gen
of. exper., desires perm position. AT
MR.. ExECUTIVE-Are you looking for an
efficient secretary? One that is fast. neat
and accurate, can assume responsibility
and take charge of office, and has years
of varied Office experience? $50 week mini
mum salary What have you to offer?
Evening star., 1945-08-29

HELP MEN fcont.l

FRUIT and vegetable dept. Doth expert
enced and inexperienced; our expansion
prosram makes this position have. def
GRUDER, INC 1898 Conn. ave. DI
$3.50 See Mr.. Wilson.
AN OLD ESTABLISHED life insurance
company has an unusual opportunity for
the man who can qualify; pleasant work
II you like to meet people income un-
limited Write letter, giving cualifica tionS
and references Box 212-E. Star.
AUTOMOBILE company needs young man
to learn the auto parts business; this is
q chance to secure an ideal permanent
connection with the largest Ford dealer
in the East. We pay time and hall
over 40 hrs. See Mr. Stafford, STEUART
MOTORS, 9th and New York ave. NV
REAL ESTATE OFFICE has an opening for
. good men, experienced men preferred
sTRoUP REALTY co. 53.2 Georgia ave.
WANTED AT ONCE, 10 painters, 3 car
penters; $l2 per day. Call before r m.
TATE, EX S511 2"
Evening star., 1945-08-29
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL wants general houseworE,
ing. Call at. any time, DI. 5679.
GIRL, colored.. neat. wants days work of
any kind. Hillside 1928
GIRL, colored. would like Job as maid
AT S936.
GIRL. colored. desires cleaning and laundry
work BY the day. 1912 Girard st. NV.
NO. 1881. 2es
GIRL, colored, wishes 2 days a week: SIS
ana carIare day. Republic 64Ss; call
GIRL, colored. wants part-time work or
days work; Csc hr AID. 25O5
GIRL, colored, wants g.hw. from 8 am.
to, pm; no cooking; 5ia days Don't
cal. unless willing to pay good salary.
Evening star., 1945-08-29
MOTOR TRAVEL

DoTHAN, Alaba ma: through North Carolina
lake 3 passengers; return = weeks. WA
500 evenings ~.
DRIVING BUICK to Illinois Sept. taks
passengers part or all way. route optional
MR. IRWIN. Ed. aiAI after Office hrs 2O'
LEAVING FOR TUSLA. OKLA in 1870
DodEe limousine Sept. 3. share expenses.
SH 3R92
DRIVING TO OKLAHOMA CITY Sept o:
good car, viii take " or = TE 1863
3 REFINED GIRLS desire ride to Pitts
buTgh, Pa, vicinity. after noon Saturday:
returnlng sometime Labor Day. Call Ran
doiph 4SO6
TRANELING-Two boys want rIde 70
South Carolina FRIDAY or Saturday: Will
share expenses and driving MITCHELL
'Tr.1llG E. u
Evening star., 1945-08-29
INSTRUCTIONS couRsEs.

SIESOGRAPHIC and secretaria! classes
now forming Beginners and refresher
courses in Shorthand. typin,g. bookkeeping,
comptometer, all secretarial subjects, civil
INQUIRE Ma. 1898, BOYD SCHOOL. 1888
F St topp Capitol Theater)
POPULAR piano and accordion instruc-
ton. Professional teacher and musician
is now accepting limited amount OF new
pupils for tire fall season. Will guarantee
that YOU Will play popular songs IL 20
lessons. Course also consists OF sight
reading, harmony and theory. Gail MR..
NFWMAN. RaNdQlph 5HNM- %
Evening star., 1945-08-29

EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

THE BACK-To-THE-FARM MOVEMENT
, has created an urgent need for teachers in
rural sections. Good salaries and low ex
penses. Get your permanent position to-
day. next year may be 100 late ADAMS
TEACHERS AGENCY, 2O4 Colorado Bldg,
an and g SITS. NV.
AVIATION SECRETARY CFD; SI75 mo-; /;
railroad, SlsS mo-; hotel. lunches. $50;
stem -knol. German. $40 wk,; French stem,
80: editorial stem. - 900; congressional,
81 500, Top salaries Dozens of openings.
/ Welcome. BOYDS, 332 F NV MA ',33S.
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER IF }, free 10 tra-
vel, college deRree: 81 900. BOYD'S, 1888
ST MA "33s
FRENCH sTENoG. (FD, SOS mo; stem,
knoll German, $40 Wk: Spanish stem,
Sl15. BOYD'S, 1893 St Ma 233s
VACATION sTENoGS tFD, few days to 3
BOYD'S. 1893 F st MA. @33S,
Evening star., 1945-08-29
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC Cont. J

HAND LAUNDRY and lace curtains done
a. home. MA. $3.50.
MOTHER, colored wants 10 care for a
ehild during the day at my home. GO.
WOMAN, colored experienced, wants perm.
part-time work in apt; clean and COOK
dinners: gentiles, adults: reiereaees. MI.
6565, Ext. 702 29'
WOMAN. colored. wishes part-time morn
Ing i, work, experienced AT, O304.
WOMAN, colored. wishes part-tlme work
cooking dinners: very good reference;
prefer near Conn. ave; capable Of olan-
ming meals AT n304
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-21

i. Gonzalo Bczanilla rendered his
resignation to the City Council
last night as a member of the
board of governors of the Key
West Municipal Hospital due to
pressure of business matters. Yer
non Micklcbury was appointed in
his stead.
Councilman Gerald Saunders
rendered his resignation as a
member of the Hospital Board,
stating that he was unable to give
the. necessary attention owing to
the many other duties incumbent
upon him. Mr.. Saunders was re-
placed fin this position by Coun-
Gilman ]. G.. SWeeting.
DR.. Leonard Comfy was con-
firmed to serve as a member Of
the Hospital Board, succeeding
DR.. H. c. Galley, who rendered. his
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-21
MORE MIGRANTS.
ARE REQUESTED
CLAIM FOR INJURIES TO
MRS. WEBB WILL BE
PAID BY CITY

Rogelio Bollo Garcia was ap-
pointed fire policeman by Mayor
Albury at last nights Council
meeting, with the board confirm
ing the appointment.
The Council subscribed to a
pamphlet to be issued by the
Florida League of Municipalities,
with headquarters in Jackson
vile, which will carry all bills
and other matters of interest to
Key WeStin thescoming session of
the Florida Legislature. This
pamphlet will carry an account
of transactions in general that
may be of interest to this COM
munity.
The taxes on the Lowe estate
on Eaton street, near the corner
of Margaret, were reduced from
$500 to $500 by the Council fol-
lowing a request made some time
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