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Evening star., 1945-12-06
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Cont,

FURNITURE. oric-a-prac. CHINA. glassware.
sqEs cs nB9kRa hfsAss' fss9AeI' ss sasP
FURNITURE Of All Kinds. in good condi-
IER,y iioRi SPOT Tp eessi ss6e prompt removal MR.
FfTTHRNiiirURE and sadyf household effects Of the
better kind wanted at once; will buy suites,
oday eaa Dssss Ms Ep 81 sDrf Na a0s $3.50 Please call
1nss; 21fs !, ;,IpEmpt pr9mpt removal; Nj 877s: ,,u,
ture If apt is available for veteran. wife
and boy; 2. 3 or rooms. BOX s0-z, Star
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS, in good con-
aEkRY. aIsESe sP2s r. sssh ssds prompt removal MR.
set s9ut easy S gold vs svs ss, sss
4 KAHN. nc. So years at ss5 r st nv
GUN, 2O-gauge, or 4-1O double barrel, in
fSgd zee s9adition. s2a Call between and g.
LENS, about s.inch. f45 in shutter. Tele-
MINK COAT wanted. size 1s. Randolph
Musical INsTRuMENTs-Hig cash
prices paid. Call Republic 62l2, KITS.
oLpFAsH1oNED ID 4 Iii Il picture frames, clocks,
2 amRs M ah b9xss eve bought for cash
room; need not be @ perfect. EN- S3s5. '''
PIANO. need spinet. a small apart
mems PSnne IPyIsht FM a,7d Or grand VIII pay cash
PIANOs-Granas. apartment uprights OF
so'a sSSo N R,anSss ssss ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO
PIANOS wanted We are still paying ex-
tor the used o
immediate estimate of how Gl much h we 1el can an
dus willing s. 5sH nofs So tss5 sisSs sHof ni na
PoWER P5 + ne Tooks Is Of a9sh 81 description wanted
Also need electric motors: immediate cash
RoDES MtS5HNFRH TR poIisSIe TatS
Hels Rcs "tis5 RfGospEn S MACHINE, No. MI
sEWIs IISI caI Mshgan 1872 al a
repair nsmstisshins. bussens ~ eossSss s
SaGiKhEL q 5E fAfE IS 3,ss n B. ella eIAoEFT; soos
TRENCH ! coMar. ~ !ssf sool sabardine, 40. long
asfon asG suit; eVersssst must be in good son
TRICYCLE., small size, good condition: will
TEIeY9pE IdaS. ali: 5ss. tH5 large s-'ear-0'd' CHI
TYPEWRiTER. standard Or portable EN-
33ge TWprS,Tr any tine eSsep. n;e Sunday ,., ;,
p9del pf;d oe,5 call Georgia ass i,,o s7la u 8.
vAcGuM nEGn da!y ckEANERss AT s999 IN any condition
for appraisal NEW YORK JEWELRY
CARROT FuRNITuRE CO., ssa indian,
ave. NV Household. once and artiau
furniture wanted Highest cash prize
PAID Ma s93s. g. g AN to 5 ON Ewes
AM INTEREsTED in buying old ,.veiry
sMTeE M1 T5iHs sfisa6Eac' RE e6Ea old glass DOR
ALWAYS HiGHEsT PRICE PAID for dia
aTearms also sholse Il diamonds OF OF
WANTED WANT thor9ughsrsd cocker sDsnie
YotuR ATTENTloN, pfEXsEGRecently dis.
| charged from the Army. have sl50OC
to invest in fine glass, china, silver. Jew
elry and similar collectors items; dror
me a card; prompt, courteous service
thank YOU: Box 55.s STR. II.
CASH FOR, YOUR BOOKS, stamp collec.
party. CO 5153
NAVY PHOTOGRAPHER about to be re-
leased REQUIRES following for civilian work
Automatic Rolleifex. good 3hx4H Limbo
about 212-inch RE 740O, Ext $3.50
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ROOMS FuRklsHEo-Northees

1918 OATES ST. N.E.-Double and singlt
room, with cooking privileges, utensils anc
linens furn.; private home; $50 month
each. Call between and 10 am. anc
sttes s10a gip' ,gtP sT TRsIs2 .+tract,v. s,e.,tr.
rooms. private home; unlimited phone
excel. transp.; S5-S7. NO aOs2
1901 S. DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-Twin beds
laundry privileges. unlimited phone; SIC
= a,ys week xEpri; fG5 q A.s AD o, 26G4; .r W.
Lovely double room; convenient; $50
1246 MORSE ST. N.E.-Nicely furn. large
s35 per month for . Ii. 4S31
1914 18th ST. N.E.--Man to share nice
front room with young man, twin beds;
near bus and stores; SIS wk. DU. 1925
after Z pm.
1894 10th ST. N.E.-Sinsle room. SIS a
COLORED-I1a 4Sth PL. NE-Neatly
furnished double room. convenient transp
girls preferred. Call after 6 pm. Ii. S43s
SIS week
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AVIATION.

COASTAL AVIATION CORPORATION, dis.
write for latest information on ''the planes
that will make today's sky tomorrow
back yard" Skyranger Cruiser, $3.50:
Suite 402 Southern Bldg, DI. 77l3. s.
FLYING INSTRUCTIONS-Fly the new
Aeronea Champion. For appointment cali
andria. Va. Route /. Bus service every z
minutes to the field
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION. For
OIL. ssss. or HYDE FIELD. sP. Osss.
SEE AND FLY the new 1945 TaylorcraIt.
CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT. OIL. SSsS.
76 total hours. good cross-country ship,
compass. rate of climb, sensitive altimeter,
2-way. radio. self-starter, etc. Call WO.
9062 between 8 and 10 nm
Evening star., 1945-12-06
COAL. WOOD ana FUEL OIL.

YOU GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY with
seasoned 100fe hardwood quick delivery
reasonably priced, direct from farm. Cal
the WO6DMAN, 81. 271a.
CORDWOOD. seasoned. 12. Il. Ia. 1s anc
a inches, mixed pine and oak: prompt
WOOD AND KINDLINGS. oak, poplar and
pine mixed. cut desired length: immed
De. Sl9 cord; Phone any time SUNDAYS
CoRDWooD, frepiace 10 logs mixed species
Eft. length. delivered, $50 cord 81 add!-
tional for stacking. Call DU. 0l35
BEST, CHEAPEST DRY WOOD; any
length. immediate delivery. COLONIAL
CORDWOOD CO, DI. 2415
FIREWOOD. mostly oak, any length; de-
livered in Va, D. c. and nearby Md
Vienna 26s-J-2
COAL. black Knisht lump. run of mine
approx. "a tons Cost IS go per ton; sell
delivered for 81 per ton: large apt house
changing back TO- oil. Call THAD C
FiREPLAcE STOVE WOOD. mixed, sea
soned slab wood. cut any length, immed
DEL Sl6 eord; cords $50. ACKER
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE large unfurn. 1-bedrm.
apt. on Conn. ave, for l or 2 bedrm. apt.
in Philadelphia or suburbs Box 259-A.
star
HAVE BEAUTIFUL 1-bedrm. apt IN New
ark, N. j, 25 min. from downtown New
in Washington, D. C. Call D1. 1910
BROOKLYS-Will exchange 2-bedrm., liv.
room. kitchen and dinette apt. in Bay
Ridge Brooklyn, for similar house or apt.
in Wash, D. c., convenient to transporta-
ton; children allowed. RE, 600, Ext.
1927. 8 to s. COL. MEADOR. 7'
WASHINGTON APT for New York apt:
room and kitchen, Murphy double bed and
dinette in modern bldg. for 4-room
apt, in New York. For additional in
COLORED-WILL EXCHANGE modern @
room, kitchen and bath apartment on
Kendall st. ne, near L, for similar apart
Ii 51SS
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ROOMS fuRNIsHED-horthwe...

WESLEY HEIGHTS MANSION, 1885 Ma
comb st. n.w.-For gentleman, bed-living
chamber, connecting bath and shower;
large, comfortable, quiet and sunny, we'll
optional: $e5. EN-. 1854. ''s
THE WILSON HOUSE, 1775 N st. NV,
excellent rooms-vacancy for ofncer.
$500 per mo; vacancy for lady, S26.50
1921 n. n. AVE.-Master bedroom, nicely
furnished. private bath; detached gentle
1856. week days after pm. 81
Evening star., 1945-12-06

TREES REMOVED, complete landsca ping.
ae dshinrs grading no Job too
WASHINGTON LANDSCAPE CO.. D1. 6a37
Grounds, large and small parks, cerr1e-
teries.. Residence grounds q specially. Seed
ing, fertilizins. spraying. trees trimmed
and removed. Estimates free. Az, $3.50.
TRACTOR. FarmAll, all equipment, like
new. OWNER, Falls Church 2I9O after
9 pm. 0s
CHRISTMAS TREES or nursery use; whole
sale. have 1000 cedar trees sizes between
2 and Z #. high; price. 25c each. r. D.
PORTER, TR. 1855.
TREE REMOVAL, trimming: complete tree
service; fully insured. DU. 2982 12s
Evening star., 1945-12-06
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

AETNA MOVING & STORAGE Co.-Local
and long distance. No Job too large and
none too small II 100.
ARE you MoyINGc Let the RETURN
moying-day problems; packing, transpor-
ence nave made US specialists in han
ding your household effects come in and
let US talk It over Phone Ii, 1884 or II.
$3.50, 4le Florida ave ne, Room 216.
ATTENTION, Govt vorkers1Lisht NOV
Rnasona6le, co 94S3 h White Whit.em2 2.
sonabls rates, Call HORTON TRANSFER
STORAGE SPACE AVAILABLE, 15.noo 50
it; local moving. padded vans. reasonable
rates; packing, Grating of all kinds: prompt
service. NE, 2042, MANHATTAN STOR-
AGE 4 TRANS: CO. 639 N. Y. ave. NV.
HARRY'S TRANSFER-Moyin van serv-
ice, delivery service, Any type. day or
night, Prompt, Eelisble. Ma o!75. g..
sonahle rates, dependable service. JOHN
GLOVER, DE $3.50 10'
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates
We Will take your surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving EDELMAN'S S
MOVING & STORAGE CO, IA. 2931. Z.
Evening star., 1945-12-06
APARTMENTS UNFURhIsHEp.

1915 n ST. N.W.-Bath, kitchen and largs
15X30 room which can be screen parti-
toned into living room. bedroom and din
cite: suitable for two to four adults; S125
month. MI, 6434
AT 219 II ST. NV large rm, bath,
kitchen. large closet; low ceiling price,
S32 so to S42 so. See mgr, Apt. 405, bet.
10 T pm. daily. Bring months rent,
give good ref More than ] available now.
One apt has an extra room.
Evening star., 1945-12-06
ROOMS FURklsHED-Mp. and VA.
ROOMS WANTED.

TWO BEDROOMS in cultured gentle
YoSGeo 5 Seoeo eoEEEGE Efi M woAN esfs anRious to ind
studio apt. or room with kitchen. break
fast privileges in congenial household; has
lived in Latin America, speaks Spanish.
Call ME. 9197 between 5 and $50 pm.
ROOMS WANTED for male studentS-This
Is one way you can be of real help to dis
charged war veterans who are attending
technical school. Must be within walking
MR.. MALoNEY. Ho. 1920, weekdays 3
YOUNG LADY, 8 years Government en-
ployed, desires cheerful single room, show
er. NV, reasonable. Box 1917. Star.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.
MARTHA WASHINGTON SEMINARY
Guesthouses. double rooms; employed only;
excellent meals; references. co. 0294.
1883 1855 GfRARD t9Sa q; ST. N.w.-pelicious meals;
cony. transp;, shopping center vacancies
for men and women: S35 to $42.50 per
ppSOiuB4nRR pOi CORNER saRN FRONT for one girl to
share with another girl. clean, warm home.
excellent meals near transp.; restricted
1901 Iowa ave. NV. GE. 06S2.
MANSION CLUB, 1880 Mass. ave. NV
Eor girls only double, SAT, and several
s-RM. SUITE for girls. with private bath.
remodeled house, new furniture: room and
board. S65 each per month. Inquire 1926
1lss se. NV. between Q and 3 p.m.
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POULTRY g EGGS.

PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW for Nd. U. S.
approved Pullorum- passed New Hampshire
chicks. Don't wait. order now for jan
POULTRY FARM, sH. 1897 and Ashton
FRYERS. 10, extra large. one or all; also
two brooders for 400 chicks each. good
as rev sell cheap. W. L. HAMMERtY
Hilmead. P. o. Bowie. Nd
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTEp.

ELDERLY GENTLEMAN desires rn., b,r.
f., pvt. home; lgt. meals. unfried foods'
s4ya sity Or sro sub . L. 1891. MR. HARsi7'
YOUNG MEN. Q, aged 25. desire room and
west MR. KOLLAR, HO. 1890.
ENGLISH GIRL desires room in private
home, with breakfast and Sunday meals,
within easy reach Dupont Circle. Boz
1904, Star
Evening star., 1945-12-06
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK

HORSES BOARDED. Golden Bride school,
50th and n sts,, Hillside, Md HI l392-R
er VI 04r4
HORSE BLANKETS, pads. Western saddles
brides, horSeshoes and tools, oakum team
harness. W. H. STOMBOCK g. son, 327S
NJ st NV MI O46"
Evening star., 1945-12-06
ROOMS fURNlsHED-s.E. and s.W

1892 you PL. S.E.-Larae double bed
room. private home: gentlemen: $40. Ii
HILLcREsT. eal1 3and nj. s.e.-sinsle
rm,, PVT. det;; home; conv. transportation;
5IS SECOND ST. S.E.-Double bedroom
and use of liv. rm., suit. empl couple or
gentlemen: S12 wk.; single rm. for
gentleman. Sc wk.: only 4 blocks from
Navy Yard. Call after $50 pm. LU. 3061.
ROOMS EURNlsHED-Mp. and VA.
ARLINGTON-Bedrm for couple, with
kitchen, dining, living rm privileges; S25
each per mo ME. 24S5.
EXCHANGE small room with bath in new
home for cooking dinner each night.
CHEVY CHASE, MD, West Blackthorn st,
half a square from Conn. ave. busline--
Front room with private bath and large
oloset single M man andeT 60 use of se
PENTAGoN, 10, min, by bus. Twin beds,
gentlemen: private home, no other room
ers. TIE. S051 after 6 . m.
ROOM FOR GIRLS, with. twin beds. on .
bus, routes. nr. business. intersection, con-
yenient to Arlington Hall, Navy. Annex and
Psntsggon ggna Bldg. At home after 8 p.m.
Evening star., 1945-12-06
COOPERATIVE APTs. WANTED.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

BUSINESSWOMAN wants to buy small c
operative apt. direct from owner. B.
460-A. Star.
Evening star., 1945-12-06
ROOMS WITH BOARD Cont,

1913 18th ST. N.E.-Gin to share room
with another girl; twin beds; private
9oN 9o st tapY Mehssn te .sspe Tes9 ree with another
young lady; twin beds, all conveniences,
excellent location co. .5278.
2I07 ST. NM blk. off Conn. ave-;
2 double and 2 triple rms, also share rn1.
for man and a share rm. for girl; rates.
$40 to $50 each per month; 5000 meals
Evening star., 1945-12-06

saNT s9's lnf ss8E' CO. $50 2o4
f;A5Isf1sds .A5 %S1t SiI; st.uts lssasssDss.
fAINT-sPRAYING OUTFIT. 3 to Is
guns: hip. and "a h.p.; factory built
PHoSoGRAPH REcoRDs-victor. colum-
bia, Decca, Capitol and Sonora records
mnse arSe sSoek ans spRN shs
Ei1 EELECTR5c scsbc SHOP 4so5 Mass ave. NV.
PIANOs-Grand pianos. reconditioned, re-
finished and put In new condition: Rea-
p9RIAN PIANO CO 1913 7th St
esses resTndioned with
from $395. ARTHUR JORDAN PIANo CO.
1918 7th St NV
a most beautiful instrument. fs Before 10 aAsn you
PNo 5ng sr6RE paP0 ss Sh ST. at RE- 4o5
spnets Available. Cali T sepublic sisscA' eafs FEY
KITS, 1880 G st, NV. middle of the
any finished, SAYS; fully guaranteed; aoa con-
spnets ca RepuSe e R IfysEa
6 st: middle Of the block. Wv
PlANO-Steinway grand, in very good con-
@ a sad sflf ape fsT ssis pF5ss sso
G. st. (middle Of the block.
PIANO, upright mahogany finish, good
condition; $l25. Phone no, 090s after
PIANO. upright; trumpet, Martin; new
guitar Will sell singly. FIR 6197 z.
PIANO, good cond.,. upright, 500: twin
diPpns fspe * s,Hs. table s,n ana b9ss 500 library
PILLOWS. goose feather: inner-spring
mattress. for double bed: chest, dresser.
desk, sofa; perfect cond AID. 36s3. 81
POULTRY PfCKERS, electric scalders, cool
ing tanks. new and used; immediate deliv-
ery pickers excellent for turkeys, chickens,
ducks, etc. Write or phone OBRECHT,
1928 Kew hwy, BALTIC, 80, Md,
RADIO, large. cabinet size, r. c. A., 1941,
RADIO. RcA s-tube. console floor model,
beautiful tene, multi-wave band selector.
$50. Phone TIE. 1889 evenings
RADIO, RCA table model combination:
RADIO combination. RcA, 2s-tube, eS-
pander circuit, guaranteed new perform
ance, one of the best sets now obtainable;
Ideal ideal Tor musician sghe wants true full
RANGES, electric. brand-new, In crates;
S99.76. immediate delivery: limited guam
tity. ELECTRICAL CENTER, b14 10th St.
NV, MA. 6S72.
Evening star., 1945-12-06
EARN and GARDEN

DACHSHUND, females. black and tan S3l
Cocker. females. black S5j
Cocker, female, red = S4(
DOG HOTEL. 734 Georgia ave. Ia. 1921
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-23
TWO BOYS PICKED
UP BY PATROLMAN
PLACED IN JAIL AWAITING
HEARING BEFORE JUvE-
NILE JUDGE

Buddy Vandagraff and Bobby
Beavis, 15-year-old boys, were
seen yesterday afternoon, with
one of them carrying large
sachel, walking northward on
Boca Chica, by State Road Patrol
man S. w. Walker, who stopped
them and questioned them about
their presence on that key.
Their answers were so evasiv,,
they aroused Mr.. Walkers sus-
picion, and he asked to take a
look at the contents in the sachel.
He found in it blackjack, a
jimmy, such as is used in prying
open doors or windows, a knife,
with a l0-inch blade, incased in
a sheath, cigarettes, candy, as
Erin tablets and a quantity OF
other articles. The blade of the
knife was sharpcned on both
edges.
Mr.. Walker brought the boys
back to Key West and they were
locked up in Jail. This afternoon
they will be given a hearing be-
fore Juvenile Judge Frank O
Roberts. He said no specific
charge had yet been made against
them. Pig
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-23
Winston Churchill, Prime Minister
Of Great Britain, Resigned Today
MOST OF SALT WATER WELLS MADE
AVAILABLE FOR FIGHTING FIRES

All but Is of the 60 salt water
wells scattered throughout the
city, which were dug some years
ago as an emergency in fighting
fires, have been inspected and
made available for use again,
states, Fire Chief Leroy Torres,
and Councilman j. M. Varela,
chairman of the Public Works
Committee.
T Messrs. Torres and Varela
started making survey of these
wells shortly after the recent
fire which destroyed the Williams
home at Eaton and Margaret
streets, in which the required
water supply for fighting fires
was quite limited at the time due
to the low pressure from the
street hydrants, which was caus-
ed by the fresh water supply be-
ing curtailed to great extent
in the recent past, all of which,
however, was brought about on
account of the water having to
be shut off at least to some ex-
tent during the making of re-
pairs to the pipe line, and for
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-23
AMERICAN TROOPS
COMING TO U. S.
FOUR DIVISIONS ARE TO
LEAVE OVERSEAS WITH
IN NEXT MONTH
tBy Associates Press,

Try Associates Pressb
PARW May 23.-Four di-
visions of American troops
will leave for the United
States within the next month,
it was reported today. !,
1t was said further that
some of them will be immo-
'bilized but that smost OF them,
after a furlough of 20 days,
will begin preparations for
eventual assignment some
where in the Pacific. ! =. 3
There are 10000 Ameri-
cans, former prisoners in
G erma an camps, who are
waiting to leave for home,
and it was said they will be
accommodated in all cases
where their sailings will not
interfere with soldiers that
have been assigned to fight
in the Pacific.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-23
QUIET CONTINUED
TODAY in TRIESTE
YUGosLAvS INTENT ON TAX
ING IT AWAY FROM
ITALY
uBy Assec,ssea Presss

LONDON, May 23.-Quiet
continued today in Trieste,
which the Yugoslavs are in
tent on taking away from
Italy, as that country gained
possession of it when it was
taken away from Austria at
he conclusion of the first
World War.
American and British sol
diers crossed and recrossed
Yugoslavian soldiers today,
but they were reported to
have extended the utmost
courtesy" to one another, as
a result, of which there was
not the least disturbance.
i Conditions, however, were
reported topbe. still acute in
Syria; where government
teaders are demanding that
French soldiers of occupa-
ton be withdrawn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-23
Legion School Awards
To BE Given Thursday

The American lSniun Ceftif4
Gates of Schopl Award vail 49,
presented Thu day uuguu di
in chapel exsFriss. ~ So ttH
West .Iunini Srnpr liigh tfftHf
The awards are gwen snHu e.
by Arthur Sawyer Pat hn
American lSgi,h. ~ ih' lsiY afFi
Tie gIrl 81 the nrlth rIlsl' '*
al 10y their claa5pE.i's. Tls ls
ard thc Firl 81 thcit eil"'-'. go.
s,'ts the follow WINS ~ tlI.
honor, Cuiuar'. chs,isfs4 o.
cr,lIp, 1rvirc, ytaftlsl i'H tb
and charactcr vhtth stt fff
sary Ca tho preservation cod i,ti-
tctti,si Uf the ilndant nal uH
ilItiuns ~ ulu suv' nmtni siri tiiU
advancement ui susWiN
Myriland Cate, j.. anl tH.
loltc Talum we've 4Viu,i,d i.
year for the award Thr a..la.
will h, presented hH john 70
Wmn, post commando ,h,i Irt
award are HCtumpsnT hs a
beautiful 'ngfaytd ',fiiitalf
Signed hy the post euHu.Huaivr
and a., post adJutant 81 hf'buI
Sawyer Post. The nausa 80 Cst'
and Tatim Will BE- engraved un
the hrnN plaqtn" hHat'd 300 sos
lobby 81 the hifh .rhuui
This annual hmttItau ltsinu
award is gwen 10 the buH 7ild
the giIi who ls.st represent taos'
qualItiCa 81 character and sbiliiy
which, II cultivated, sfV rsi'4iai.
cd To- result ~ better riiiNn shIp
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-23
Lain D0bbs, Manager Of
Scavenger Service, Adj
dresses Board On Sub
iect

The City Council, at a spe-
eial meeting held last night,
ordered that the large
amount of trash that has ac-
cumulsted at the Stock Is
land dumping site be cleared
away and deposited into the
pond bordering on the edge
OF the grounds in order that
more available space can be
provided for further Dump
ing, and also to furnish a
clearer road for the trucks
ON entering and pulling off
the dump site.
This action was taken fol-
lowing a request made by
Lain DObbs, manager of the
scayenger service, who adj
dressed the board on the
subject.
A bulldozer will be used
to clear off the site, pushing
the trash into the pond as
was suggested by Mr.. Dobbs
in order to facilitate matters
IN handling the trash situa-
ton.
II was ordered that a liquor liz
cense issued TO the Blind Pig"
on Greene street, near the cornerl
Of Duval, be transferred to Mrs.
Danton Claramunt. The license
was formerly held by Mr.. Clara
munt and conrado Pairada.
The matter of collecting fees
for the. garbage service was takenl
up and discussed in which it was
shown that many have failed to
pay up. despite the many notices
sent out. and il was ordered that
these parties be called upon latt
once. and in the event that bay
ncnts are not made within a rea-
sonable time, that they will be !
subject TO arrest, and brought be-
fore the city court, where, their
cases will be handled by the mu-
nictpal judge, who acts in these
matters when delinquents are
brought before the court for non
payment of garbage fees.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-23
It. CHARLES INCRA HAM, REP0R
MISSING FOR XsMONYHS, WRITES
LETTER TO MOTHER FROM ENGLAND

Was Lieutenant Charles J. In
graham, Jr., nephew of Mr.. and
Mrs. John G.. Sawyer and grand
son of the late DR.. William j.
Bartlum, who practised dentistry
in Key West half a century, liv-
ing or dead?
He served in the Army Air
corps, and was reported missing
last November. His mother, Mrs.
Charles J. Ingraham. Mrs. Saw
yer's sister, resides in Atlanta,
and for month after month, she
and members of the family were
subjected to narrowing suspense
when faced with that question,
for no further word was received
from the War Department about
him, and no letter had been re-
CeiVed from him.
Yesterday Mrs. Sawyer was
informed by Mrs. Ingraham that
she had received letter from
her son, stating that he was safe
and well in England. None of the
letters that he had written while
a prisoner in Germany was re-
ceived by any member of the
family.
Lieutenant Ingraham's plane
was shot down while on his
twenty-fifth mission over Ger
many, and he was taken prisoner
by the Germans.
Lieutenant. Ingraham, a grad
uate of Mississippi State Univer-
sity, has been visitor to Key
West on several occasions while
guest of his uncle and aunt,
MIR. and Mrs. John G.. Sawyer.
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other reasons in connection with
the water set-up, il was stated
These wells, it is shown, have
been a great help in the past
in fighting fires, where in most
cases an unlimited supply was
available when the engines were
forced to resort to the wells 10
obtain the necessary flow Of
water for fire purposes.
At a recent meeting Of the
City Council the Board of Public
Works was requested 10 have
these wells placed in proper
shape inasmuch as several Of
them had caved in, and were no
further good TO the fire depart
ment.
With the whole 60 wells plac-
ed in proper shape, the fire de-
partment will now have a great
amount of additional water, cs-
recially in an emergency, TO
fight fires, il is stated, with a
check of the wells to be made
at regular intervals in order TO
see that they are kept up &C. the
standard for use by the fire de-
partment at all times.
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AMERICAN FORCES
Still ADVANCING
GREATEST HEADWAY ON OKI.
NAwA MADE BY NINETY
SIXTH DIVISION
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GUAM, May 23.-Ameri-
can forces continue to adj
vance on Okinawa, though
the advances still are over
a comparatively short dis
tsnce. The greatest gain to-
day was made by the Ninety
sixth Division, which pushed
forward 500 yards, either
burning Japs in their caves
or sealing the caves.
The Japs made another
ferociOus cOunter-attack but
failed. They were spear
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