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Evening star., 1946-09-19
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. books started, kept, state
ments, income tax prepared; D c, Nd.
Va: reasonable rates. Box 313-B. Star
ACCOUNTANT, expert books started: kept
part time, audits. statements tax returns;
ACCOUNTANT, expert books started, kept
audited; tax reports, monthly service state
mn,,, ments Prompt; Tsss sH s5s4 .a4,. a. T..
work at Wharton School experience iI
siaaSs sST Tsss sAssrsTsSr Sfsi 10
chasing time and gay,olls, will eSnsidssl des
nite futgre. Box 3ol-H. Star ls.
:I.ao.s; immediate Start. Box $SS; s. II
CaAyEFEUR Excellent chsuzeur NO.
ams. shts Write JOE 81 REESE dat aoc RGhs
fd SIvII HamgsGai ESafsEnR. Hi graduate, esnl it,
aayh or esssss eas0e eo wig
exp, in gen. construction; available i'm
gSd.faE Sf.tsIy R.pTSII SSH sssT .snt. p.rs,m
work at night or Tuesdays; will conside
coLoREp vETIRtN; intenisent; 2a, de
Also have d. C permit. s35 week. Bo
1Ssin ENGINEER. nEf civil. constructional desire
permanent animation progressive engineer
ing. constructional field recently re
turned foreign position; wide experienc,
housing. municipal; full knowledge ma
terials-. methods. costs, supply ANALYSIS
Only leading position considered. Bo
BOTH, Star. 20'
FOOD MANAGER or executive stewarc
French. American citizen. Europea
trained. know food cost. menu plsnninS
purchasing: can assume responsibility owe
chef. cooks, personnel. Professional ref
erences only. Interested in estaolishmen
Of frst order. Box 322-H. Star. 22s
Evening star., 1946-09-19
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BIOLOGIST. ABB degree. minor in chem
!SSlTy, :, deSires position in research, Box
BooKKEEPER. full charge. 10 Years
eSperience eSpe &c double entrg taxes trial bal
ested, in responsible permanent posi- ion
nRf TTssisn, .rssfslences Box @o4,H Star 90
tyns slerstons aT An tailorns aR S ana
IxTCuTivE lG FIVE eps hopsi ha1se2eeper Ie many
es w3s n ee Ohe on sGe
nGu:es Box 345-H. star. ~
CIR Girl cciored. wishes lob for late after
AfSn AD Gs q store MISS II s0Tf HAeRis SIS before
GlkL. colored, wants Job as elevator oper-
aLor' az seSP esS9eplenced; hrs 81 or l2 Gall
kfs once sG9Gfa %off sR ca R s es;ks a fs.Fs
Girl eoG5ed ,,nSsn wants wants nisbwqTE ss Walt
GRADUATE NURSE would like to rake care
81 children evenings also Sat, and sun.
H0UsEKEEPER. orderly Christian home of
one or two adults. by refined educated lady
rel; eXchsnged. Ordway 52s2. 20,
NrRSL: sradnate white desires nursing
NURSE practical. colored. wants 10 to 10
NURSE. experienced, refined, desires a
nfht paientt case fef 10 BoI e y Dr. ref and
nurse. practic3i. ior Invalid lady: expert
enced; I've In available Immediately, Box
NURSE, practical, colored desires s-lu
n, OUT, maternity or semi-inrslid case.
NURSE -GovERNEsS wishes position with
children years and over. excellent ref.
PIANO INSTRUCTOR. composer, young
woman. college graduate, desires position
with music school or private school in
District. wide experience abroad and here
PRsACTIcAt NURSE; after care work
PRACTICAL Nurse, Christian Scientist,
desires permanent position, nurse or com
long experience; capable entire charge
references. Box H. Star, or call EN-
PRACTICAL NURSE wants DAYS. i2-hr
give give hyD0, $40 pvt d duty A'Sgs' 70, 55ss.
REGISTERED NURSE desires position in
doctors ofice in Washington: knowledge
Of tying; Call FIR. 7649 1872 -.
responsibility for executive ONCE in pT!-
yate Industry. References furnished Sal
SEC sTcRTTARY a sTENoaRArHER, SH ta $ Yea years
lega! experience, excellent references, Box
sTENoGRAspIHER- SECRETARY wants p per
msnen1 ma ful15.I3me 5J position; excellent refs
TYrING AT HoME-Exp. typist: call for
. ana denver. also aEalIaDIe Tor lei. Solicit
ing unlm. phone LU. s547 Ia'
YOUNG COLLEGE STUDENT wants part
J!me work. experienced tyLIst and office
worker. Call MISS RAMSEY, WO 11ss
YOUNG MATRoN desires position res
hotel refs eych. Box .,7.9-H, Star ~
AL EXEC SEC'Y. 13 yrs. diversified exp
once mgr, public relations adaptable CAP.
:I-day wk S225 min. avail immed Ho-
bart 1000, Apt. 215, TO m. OF 3 TO
pm. oO'
Evening star., 1946-09-19
SITUATIONS ooMEsIIc.

GIRL. colored, will work for small fam
ily, vicinity Woodley I'd. busline only. live
IN with employed husband HO. 5034,
GIRL, colored wishes domestic lob 5la
days per week experienced with children;
GIRL, colored from South. wishes JOB as
laMndress; good on, shirts. MI. 12s5.
dren. experienced RE. 355I
work, Small employed family: cleaning
GIRL wants part-time work, 12:3O to 5 30
Monday through Friday; SIG and carfare
references. AID. 4153 from 81 pm.
GIRL wants position. general housework in
~ apsrtn ent OF counter work. Call ia
GIRL. colored, desires Job cleaning hoie
Offices or kitchen helper; evening or night
work: also days work, Call DE. 71lt
LAUNDRY, ladies' personal wear, don,
nicely al my home, experienced. FIR
WOMAN, colored. wants part-tlme work ir
morning. Monday throush Friday. Elk
WOMAN, colored, wants days work OIL
WOMAN, colored. will care for - children
unoer school age. a. partys hone AID
WOMAN. rc'o,ea 20!
Friday, laundry or cleaning DE. STA.
WOMAN, colored, wants DAYS Wu.G. Cal
WOMAN. colored, reliable, wants day.
WORK or, part time. Call Fri. $50 to u
WOMAN, white, elderly. wants shw.
WANTED by experienced laundress, 4
days a week laundry only CO S61l. 49,
Evening star., 1946-09-19
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS, parking lots and
service stations for free estimates; call
BRIcKWoRK" AND CONCRETE, walks,
driveways and walls; repairing, free esti-
t!me evenings, sundays, ED coNsTRUc,
CEMENT tiSn " WORK, stone walls. hasstone
RocEvile, iit Md Phone one Rockville zoe. ~s,a
CONVERSATION ALUMiNUM storm window.
KIP coMFoRT coRP He Ho 800 Innate
FENCING-Anchor FENCES specially. Also
GF. ,0'0 wilmer FENCE CO.
81 : sRoWy s.: E; s@cot.I re WORK Feas aEee
floor SERVICE, nothing but he pest:
laying. sanding. finishing, cleaning. par
9Ge G1et i1nsStaIlstions: Bruce finishes, FLOOR
GnNrk.L s3n ans Nc 9coSTRAcrING. prompt per-
sTRUCTIoN CO, I347 Conn. ave AD
KITCHEN CABINETS made to order GEN
ARLINGTON IMPROVEMENT CO. OK.
PAINTING. DECORATING, papering. floor
refinisblng, roof repairs waterproohng;
work guar: white mechanics; references;
estsblished 1925 GILBERT d HAMIL-
RECREATION ROOMS finished in knotty
pine and other materials: all types of
home repairs. HUMPHREY d oUIGG;
REMODEL, modernlze your nome now;
terms: free est'mste NATIONAL install
REMODELING AND REPAIRING; easy
payment. HARRY sTUMPF, UN. O4l3.
.idiSs; 80 osEGgRITYm ~ HOME fMpRovE-
MENT co, INC. 5403 Georgia ave. NV.
ROOF REPAiRs. renewed. painted: cutters.
sppgtS seqy caNsR III PooFN 70 yeaf
N " AND WASH cal. PATTERSON
CAuLFIELD CORP fo- Johns Manviile
roofns and siding. also storm windows
'34n NJ ST NV zone HO 4l2h
COMPLETE home renovatinE carpentry
repairs, painting, very reasonable prices.
Free estimates. Phone c. L. Pierce DI
5000. 10.
IF YOU WANT ANY PAINTING, Kem-Ton-
ing, carpenter work, cement roof repair
odds and ends done, call THOMAS BROTH
ERS. They are prompt and very depend
able; work done any time, any place
IN ARLINGTON-Painting and decorating:
1 free estimates. Call MR.. MARSHALL. GIL
/ 1866. between 6 and D m. -20s
Evening star., 1946-09-19
REPAIRS ond SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, calculators cleaned
eed nd aq1S5tss Al saTk eo
APPLIANCES, washing machines, Bendix
dc and commereiaIj free estimates = ,hr.
isSysSH AWNINGS s. REPAIRED and serviese, also
nfS So aVa5Hss asaa osorria Gdx AWNlSG sSe co. RA
BRICK AND PLASTER repairs. waterproof
RR as 6ss s8e snn SDne WARcK ssf efced gsh
specsy R sss5
BRICK woRK-Fireplace retaining walls,
RINALpI & co, FIR. %$42 AL Il.
BRChWoRK walls shImne9yS sna stc
first, class workmanship. After pm MI
CAMERA q REPAIRING. Call FULLER &
d'ALBERT. INC. National 47l2. sl5 10th
CAMERAS REPAIRED, bellows. shutters.
cAERA szs nd cEsTRRs senRse els SSefnsh @h st NV
cExRPENTRY. general remodelng, screen
py. dealing dirsst with mechanics. GOO. coop
CARPENTRY, cement and brick work, wa
save 5@o"s @ during September cR. S45s
CARPENTER AND BUILDER, remodeiing
painting. plasterirg, cement work: wood
work. Call after 9 pm; BASIL SOMERS
ShaPn sfocks s5 for GO Sale 4gS plenty
CEMfNT WORK doee at once, Cali be;
tween and am. T. ALLEN. National
I9I14 l3s
CLEANING of upholstered furniture and
rugs by new and revolutionary process
sensational results guaranteed. work done
any time, OU. 06:i4. GE. 95s5
COMPLETE HOME REPAIR and remodel
Ing service; Papering, painting. floors
cement work. carpentry. roohns, Spou!lns
plastering. landscaping. general hauling
IDEAL HOME IMP. CO. 1908 You st
INV. AID. OBS, 9 am to 8 pm. -23
CONCRETE. CEMENT, FOOTINGS porches
steps, driVewsys, carpentry work. caulk-
ing. AT 1854, c: G. CONSTR. Cal
any time; Sundays also. go
CONCRETE WORK, foundations. slabs
! retaining walls. porches. drivewsys. COLE
! MAN WOOD, OIL 1877 or SH. 6022
..
ELECTRIC FIXTURES and wiring repaired
installed; D. C, Nd. and Va. day ant
night service. TR. 43l5, d. 0l22. 22s
Evening star., 1946-09-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

VARIETY STORE. sc TO 81, in busy shop
ping center in nesrby Va; exceptional To-
cation with unlimited possibilities AL
BERT H COHEN. Reaitor. CHI. 1861 eve
ninoS. GIL. 2400 I'll
ROOMS AND APTS.. NV business only,
over AZ rooms and over ~ baths and oil
heat: has income $3.50 mo. that can be
increased by ,convertlng to all rooms OF
soaging trsnsients. Handle at once for
Si0O0 down. Call PAUL j. MILLER. DU
2422. day or night. TIL @ pm
BEAUTY SHOP. Sc location; income. $500
mo quoted; rent only S63: furnished apt.
goes with buSieSs e rms. and bath
Hurry Priced $500 cash today Long
established, Call PAUL j MILLER. DU.
49,; day or night, till 9 pm. ask for
Evening star., 1946-09-19
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
RIiSVNESs

STENOG.. DETROIT. woman-Work in
Detroit. legal exper $50 to SO week start
Need 100 new applications daily for new
interesting openings. Est. - yrs. See Miss
White or Miss Lee. BOYD'S, 1893 F
Ma. @34u
SEC. DETRoJT-Secretary ~. TO live in
Detroit, SiU-S1a wk.. legal work; secretary
aovertielns. start $40 vk aviation secre-
tary, S4n-Sd5 wk.: embassy secretary. start
$50 mo. Need 100 new applicants daily
for new, top -salarled openings. eldest emp
aeency IN D. c. Est. 2S yrs Thousands
placed annually See Miss Lee or Mis-:
While ROYD'S 1H2A z MA o2:IS
Evening star., 1946-09-19
MOTOR TRAVEL.

Los ANGELEs-46 Buick, young naval
Los ANGELES daily; see Ihe. West pvt
sed: via ST. Louis. Dallas, Salt Lake City;
share expenses; ref eXch RE $3.50. 49,
RESPONSIBLE PARTY planning TO go to
Texas about Sept 30. can have use of new
Buick Please call DU. s063 after : m.
SKYLINE DRIVE. Shenandoah valley
sightseeing trips, September II and Is;
Packard lImOuSlneS- reservations CAP
ITCL SIGHTSEEING TOURS. 5I} Pa. ave
NV. DI 1870. MA 900
LADY wants ride 10 GETTYSBURG. Pa
week ends; leave Friday p m. return sun
day m. Call MI OSsS after u pm 90
MIAMI, leaving ":ird or "4th. can take
three; 1871 Pontiac sedan. Call Ma
1896 pa
LEAVING FOR LOS ANGELES Wednesday
o. Thursday take / 1882 Buick. HILLSIDE
5UH 10
DRIVING TO LuRAY CAyERNS, Skyline
Drive this week END: return same evening;
1912 Plymouth; can take 4. RE. 3404
Apt. 50S .,u'
VANDERBILT STUDENT desires trans.
portation to Nashville, Tenn. week end OF
September II Cali Greenbelt 1855 @0'
DRIVING. leave u. {. Sunday, am: te
Miami, Fla: room for two. Buick sedan
EN- $3.50 ols
Evening star., 1946-09-19
INSTRUCTION COURSES Cont

FRENCH conversation, private instruction
by highly cultured widow OF European
diplomat. Call Hobart 1858.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS-U. S. clerk exam
coming. prepare. Do you want to pass that
civil service test? Prepare now THE
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
33i3 14th 81. NV. MI. 1905 Clerk
StfuOg tyDp
Evening star., 1946-09-19

OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS.
$4,000 down will buy a bowling alley Of
10 alleys and q lunchroom.
$4,000 down will buy laundry and clsan-
Ing agency, cow; located on main street
Evening star., 1946-09-19
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

WE APE IN A POSITION to do painting in
sail aH " v10ao HTsTER TsIeS co. Baitl@ore. @ Lex,
inyton 40 or Ashton, Nd: 1871. "a.
niture? Repairs, refinishing. remodeling
THE CRAFTSMAN. Tsylor l01R "a
Evening star., 1946-09-19
OFFERS the following

w. n. SLnof>S VT Ems lhe ioio~ihs
No. i-Grocery, self-service, NV. sec
tion; income quoted, 5000 weekly good
lease; delivery truck; walk-in box fine
No. 2-Drugstore and luncheonette.
downtown income e9oteds do $500 Gnn daily daily; air
No. 3-Rcstaurant; opportunity, for a
1--we wire; downtown: month to- month lease
only: rent, $50 month; income quoted;
worth the price Of $500 for everything.
No. 6-Bar and grill Government build
medsrn s srna equipment; uipme $500 down Don
No 7-Delicatessen and lunch, good ne,
income income over ~,rA 5000 per week: living quar-
ters; $4,000 with $1,000 down
No. s-Delicatessen and grocery. NV,
over $500 weekly; 5-year lease: rent $50:
fixtures. This is store for live-wirs
No. I5-Radio appliance and locksmith
ing quarters Sii ys Trs can
600 n year quoted: $4,000 down. own w.
No. 16-Dry cleaning agency, NV. sec
ton; 4-year lease; over $500 wkly. quoted;
long Lease Isn5 S1eo pns stock
income, S275 month; only $1,000 cash;
NO; 3O-Furnlture store new ana useo'
able So 900; about $1,000 stock. real
BARGAIN for $4,000. Good lease.
No. 3l-Chinese restaurant. with liquor;
excellent Conn. ave loca tion; quoted 81
600 monthly income. This place can be
bought at a right price.
No. 32-Rooming house and property,
NV. section; l3 rooms, baths; income,
S5O7 month Can be had for $1,000 down.
NO. :}3-Snack bar and donut shop col
ored section; 5-yr lease: income quoted
over 5000 weekly: down payment, $1,000
real money-maker
No 34-Gssoline station. good NV. To-
cation; good lease: rent Sl75 month:
trucking companies, A good buy. Hurry.
w H. SIMONS. Elk. 61S1. 1929 Vermont
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1946-09-19
"RADIo AND APPLIANCE BUsNEsS"".

Owners forced to sell /
Well-eQuipped store; exc
a good lease: unusual
partners experienced in
cash required. For full
HARRY !. FRIEDMAN,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-30
Industry Pouring Out
Goods At Record Rate

LEXINGTON, Aug. 29-RHIn-
,. Nr is pouring out civilian goods
dasuy arvices at a rate approaching
ana seduction at the climax of
p'S! nar effort, Civilian Production
ne nistrator John D.. Small -e-
s5rled thursday night.
WOO for the present from the
ln.and-go" of labor discord, pro
's'up OF basic materials have
ooa ar,rI monthly production report
s sla+ed. factories now are with
sS .;sa+ of full production of finish
~ hY4omobile assembly lines ran
ser cent more in July than in
% ,,. s'l while sewing machine output,
'u'e a+ber outstanding laggard of re-
'1s orsidn. jumped 30 per cent.
-so GROSS national productive
.h n If the country's productive
V sart in 1899 dollars-hit a $780,
e eo NM mo annual rate in the April
.go,s . quarter, the CPA direc-
,r said. ~incra.so i
indicated for the third our
INV NV which may bring gross ma
It' nroduc+ TO within five per
I asn4 If the all-time peak of $142,-
MN oe1t NM OOO.', the report predicted.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-30
WILLIAMS TO PLAY
FOR LUMINA DANCE
TOMORROW NIGHT

Returning by popular demand,
"Cootie" Williams, one of the band
business greatest trumpet play
ers, his orchestra and Rhythm
Sextet will play for Saturday
nights dancing in Lumina pavil-
lion, Wrightsville Beach.
First trumpet for nearly eight
years with Duke Ellington, Will
liams went on his own in 1912, as
sembling an organization of top
flight Negro instrumentalists into
his own band. Now concluding a
tour of the South, the band played
at Lumina early this month and
scored a smashing success Tor its
varied syncopations.
In addition to the usual dancing
program and a half : hour stage
show featuring the Sextet and Will
liams and his trumpet, Saturday
nights program will be highlight-
ed by $50 cash jitterbug contest
open to any couple registering at
Lumina before 6 p. m. that date.
For the first prize winner a purse
of $50 has been posted, while rum
ner-up couple will receive $40 in
cash, Relmon Robinson, manager,
has announced.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-30

The peak was the second quar-.
ter OF last year, the period of all.
u arms production climaxed by
Germa7y's. surrender.
The shortage of freight cars
engaging the combined efforts Of
eight agencies to avert a freight
Jam this fall, already has caused
some mills and blast furnaces ir
the Chicago area to shut down for
lack OF steel shipments, Small
said.
freight car loadings since mid
July have exceeded those for the
same weeks of any war year." he
reported.
Civilian employment hit the I'm
precedented total of SO, 100, 900. The
expansion of factory and COM
mercial activity was indicated by
the fact that the entire increase III
1,4OO, 900 over June was in non
farming jobs.
Despite this '.full employment, "
Small estimated that more than
5000, 600 workers., 900, 900 women
and 10000 0 ment-have with
drawn from the labor force in the
single year since VI day. The
term labor force" covers those in
the armed services as we'll as those
in civilian employment.
Income payments to individuals
showed a rise in the second quar-
ter for the first time since the
liquidation of war production be-
gan after the European victory.
Consumer spending advanced
sharply and savings declined in
proportion.
Small declared the cost of liv-
ing jumped more than five per
cent in connection with the 25-day
lapse of OPA, with food prices ris-
ing 10 per cent by the middle of
July.
Shoe production dropped under
June. CPA attributed this to slow
movement of hides and the indus
try practice of shutting down for
vacation periods.
Automobile production rose to
220, 900 cars, still about one-third
short Of the prewar rate. Truck
manufacturers turned out $4,000
for a SO per cent increase over
June. Truck output topped preWar
levels.
Most building materials showed
an increase, Small said, and sur
pluses of brick and tile will be
found in 1947.
AS for the basic industries, pro-
duction is at such a clip that
further large increases can not
be expected in the near future,
the report found. Steel production
rose to go per cent of capacity
by the start of this month.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-30
STAIN RECEIVES

LONDON, Aug. 29.-R-Premier
Stain Thursday received Fiorello
H. LaGuardia, director general OF
UNRRA, the Moscow radio said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-09
Joseph Gates $. !
Has Addition
To"Bhildin,!
TAKES OUT $4,000 BUILDING
PERMIT: JUDGE ALBURY
HAS $4,000 ADDITION: NEW
RESIDENCE FOR E. E. WELLS

Joseph L. Gates, of 1884 Viz
ginia street, has taken out a
building permit from City Build
ing Inspector Enrol Sawyer for a
$4,000 addition to his building.
Judge William V. Albury, al
707 Washington street, has been
granted a $4,000 addition build
ing permit for his structure at
that address. ,a
Another permit reveals tl,pt
Earl E. Wells is erecting a frame
residence on Fogarty Avenue
near Fifth Street for $4,000.
Mary Thurston is having an all
dition placed on her building at
917 Center Street for $1,000. 4,
Total permits for the past week
came to $15,525.
ia Besides those listed above, 9TH
erse building permits issued snl;
week follow: t-~
Ana Sanchez, GOT Center
t Stu addition to building 5 400
Mrs, Augustina Herrera,
325 Catherine ST, re-
pairs ------------.---------- 2c0
Hamilton Knowles, 814
Ashe ST, remodel home 1000
James j. Butler, GIT Cen
ter ST., addition to build
ing -------------.---------- 500
Rubin Appel, Duval and
Division SITS, general re-
pairs ------------------------.-. 800
Southern Diaries, Inc, 512
Southland ST., shelving $500 125
r. r. Russell, 500 William
ST., painting ---.--------------,-- 30
Sidewalk Cafe, Duval ST.,
painting ,--------------------.------ 100
Mary c. Williams, GIG Ea-
ton St, painting --------.-- 100
E. Sanchez, PIG Simonton
ST, repairs .-----.----------.------ 100
Mary Lee Graham, SOC .
Fleming St5TrepairS, q, l-Lol 80
! Ferrnin Vidal 926, Division If
jtSt., addition to building 300
Mrs. W.IoSpencer, 1926
q James ST, repairs .------.-. 80
Alfred Acheson, side fence 50
VIM. H. Monsalvatge, Jr.,
Fogarty and Seventh ST,
garage ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-09
Strike Of Western Electric
workers Union Ended TODAY
SOME RETURNING TO
WORK SUNDAY WITH
OTHERS TO RETURN
MONDAY

WASHINGTON. March D. -
Strike of Western Electric work
ers union, an affiliate of the
Telephone Workers Of America.
the first labor trouble 90 occur In
the telephone field. has been
settled, and some of the men win
return 10 work tomorrow mora.
ing and all of the others Monday
morning.
The strike had entered It's
sixty-fifth day when Il ended
and it affected 1880 men.
The General Motors strike be-
gan its l09th day today. with
James Dewey, government con-
ciliator, announcing in Detroit
that another conference of union
representatives and company
officials will be held on Monday
He said that, while the outlook
for settlement was better than q
had been for three days. there
was not any assurance that an
agreement would be reached
Monday.
Union representatives stated
that they had offered % have
the differences arbitrated. bat
that company officials bad re-
fused TO accept the proposal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-09
Fishing

Boy you should have seen those
amberJack coming out of Cap
tain John, Vests Mae West fish
box People on the dock and N.Y.
self just CAPPED! =. o4r
q When the last one was out of
the box there were five of the
big ambers which weighed from
80 to IS pounds each. During the
height of the striking Captain
West left a live barracuda on one
of the lines overheard and in the
furry over the big ambers some
thing very, very big came along
and sliced off the barracuda. Boy
what an exciting few moments
that must have been.
Besides the amberjack which
is a mans fish, four barracuda
and one dolphin were brought in.
The party consisted of ]. A. Van
Swearingen, A. S. O'Leary, ]. F
Macdonald of Washington, D. c..
and c. A. Sanford of Margarets-
vile, N. Y. Many of the party
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-09
Manchuriia3a Now
Prominent In
a!'.Bi;g!: 'Dis.;c':iuI',s's.iion
cry Associated PrcsS)

WASHINGTON, March 8, -
Manchuria figured chiefly today
in the increased pressure that is
being directed at sthe Russians by
Great Britain and the ! United
lStses. ~r., ~.
China entered into the dispute
by demanding to know Russia's
reason for removing heavy ma
chinery, that the Japs had in
stalled in Manchuria during the
war, from that country to Siberia.
Comment in London was that
the British foreign office should
have used stronger language in
its note of protest to Russia, but
it was explained that at the time
the note was dispatched the
foreign office had not obtained
full particulars about the removal
of the machinery.
Russia countered today by
charging that the United States
had kept troops in Bulgaria
longer than had been stipulated