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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-15

& Tonight, at Moore Park in
Miami, the Key Westers meet
the Pan American teans The lat
ter team has been seeded No. /,
in the tournament.
The team tonight will be under
the management of Dutch Goeh-
ring. Last nights victory was
under the substitute leadership
of Perry Mccullough.
|, Box score of last nights game:
R. H. E.
Key West - 8 8 4
Royal Palm -..- q Q q
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list, born in Chicago, So years ago.
DR.. Albert E. Parr, director Of
the Museum of Natural History,
New York, born Ii Norway. As
years ago.
Edna Ferber, noted novelist,
born at Kalamazoo, Mich, So
years ago.
Rev. G. Ashton Oldham. noted
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naYpiew park-Tennis, Basket
AL ard Handball Courts, Dia-
mandbali. Kiddy Playground,
Cagmfort stations.
smfh Beach and Rest Beach
mming.
Calf Dock and Rest Beach
d ansoa Fishing. Small Boats.
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Pc bishop Of Albany, N. Y,
born IN England. 90 years ago I
Harlow II. curtice president~of.
Buick, Flint. Mich, born at Eaton
Rapids, Mich. 50 years ago.
Prof. Sheldon Giueck Of the
Harvard Law School, crimin0'A 81
list, born in Poland, 50 years ago,
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENrHs JUDIGtAls CIRGlzlT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN, CHANCERN.
M. 10-7siS
CYRIL GRIFFIN,
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE ACTION
DOROTHY GRIFFIN,
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
To: DOROTHY GRIFFIN,
93l Massachusetts Ave,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
You are hereby required. to ap-
pear 10 the Bill of Complaint, for
divorce, in the above styled cause
on the 30th day of August. AID.
1916, otherwise the allegations
therein will he taken as, confessed.
This order to be published once
a week for four consecutive weeks
ia the Key West Citizen. news
paper published in Key West
florida.
Done and Ordered this 31st day
0f July, AID. 1946.
ROSS C. SAWYER.
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
BY: MARY X. WOODSON,
Deputy Clerk.
THOMAS s. CARO-,
Solicitor for the Plaintiff.
aug 1-S-1522, 1916
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Born to MIR. and Mrs. Sixto
smith at their home at 1856
United street, 6 o'clock this
morning, a boy weighing ga lbs.
The name of Rufus has been Civ
en- to the new arrival.
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IN THE CIRCUIT C0BRT OF THE
ELEVENTH. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN And R0R. MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case. No. 1O-S39
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE
LORRAINE MARGARET LORD,
Defendant.
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70: Lorraine Margaret Lord,
28 Richmond Street,
Putnam, Connecticut
You are hereby required to appear
to the Bill of Complaint, for
divorce, in the above entitled cause
on the 9Th day of September. l946,
otherwise the allegations therein
will be taken as confessed.
This order shall be published
once a week for four consecutive
weeks in The Key West Citizen. a
newspaper published in Key West,
Florida.
OF August, A. d. 1916.
1sEAIO Ross c Sawyer
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
BY. (sd) Florence II. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
PAUL T.. SAWYER,
solicitor for the Plaintiff.
augS-15-22-29,19 1916
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A baby boy weighing six
pounds and IL ounces was born
wednesday at Lar am. in Mu-
nicipal Hospital to Mr., and Mrs.
Bethel johnson, of 4l9 Amelia
street.
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A baby boy weighing nine
pounds and two ounces was born
this morning at Municipal Hos
pital TO Ma. and Mrs. Alfred j.
Veal, Jr., Of 1928 Seminary
street.
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Evening star., 1946-11-28
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BO0KKEErER, secretary-cashier, thor
oughly experienced; preferably part time;
pleasant personality and appeaTasnsce.
CoLoRED coIeGpa TEAMED NURsE-Has three
years hospital training; want night case
a e SOlfns nospsa ssf
Refsrenees; MI. 1900.
tions: eve. gowns q specially: reas. MISS
REEcu1s EzRc 1ssP lrsas
SEss posHn VIII ss S as sso Wssk e
there is chance for advancement commen-
sarats with ability; ssday week; best s. Of
GIRL 5sIsIssi; eolored, % desires Perm position s.
day VIZ; as elevator operator; hcensed.
sikL soIoEsd. os experienced. wants ,oS & as
GIRLS ta), coiored, want jobs as cham
6srmaids BERN s,,. or mattresses Ho o97s;d s,s
sss ssrisSs 'f ays ssss dsss ~ week. caii Yea
GIRL. colored, would like work on satur-
as sad ssaffz r. sss4 ''Rs ssy os nsfH
NURSE. available now: any case except
SRSkisssfrlsHs sE sasa dependable;
week; day duty. Box 431-z, Star. 90
sary Woaf ca
college Junior. Box 4I1-z. Star. 28s
TYPING envelopes manuscripts. legal, ETC..
to ba done ct home. by experienced typist
CHI. 4197.
WOMAN, colored, desires delivering for
florist, drugstore or delivering Xmas pack
ages. Cali after 2 pm. Ludlow 1744
4l0 1T. ne go
WOMAN, white, exp, desires, Job to care
for small child or, Invalid; ref. ELLA
RECTOR, 1II6 No. Quincy ST., Arl., Va. 29'
YOUNG LADY, experienced secretary.
rapid typist. desires position: excel. ref;
minimum $40 Box 44h-Z. Star 2as
Evening star., 1946-11-28
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK, 1st class. Also combination house nS Sc
Can No. 0o54. 8 to IL am. or 9 to 10
SooK-c.Hw. par. time; light 81, g,.I gls,.ndryt,
aqss B1siness eouple Must have best
sss sss psP ssal Fas 5s saaaIs Write svss
rsfershses nafas; eaaIeis Box sna a5s1z, sa star.
roandinss. nSEa GsaIn cal Or. 81 ieHt sos4. D'As
COOK. must be exper. and expert, colored
OF. white; others in help; refs. MI. SS46 SS6
ssods5K cooK.G.H.W., w white. not over As; 2
adults; nice home; $50 per month. ga Gall
GENERAL GE af HoUsEwoRKER, live in; plain
cooking local reference; good salary. Or.
GGH.HH.w.-LIGHT CIV COOKING. settled, live in;
S22 and good home; cheerful bedrm.; assist
with children; 5h-day week; references,
CIV. 5 in family; live in: references.
HHdoiussfEikHEEPER. Hdis responsible woman, age
pSaMe risht woman; mi M live in; general housework
wash by Bendix; fond of children; no cook
ing; salary ST. @S25 wk. Gan TE 89a9. Is II
no children, needed at once as cook and
to to plan n .eais; well hammered and Of good
ary. arg S1bo ii,oe per month, board and living
quarters; this is a splendid opportunity for
good and ambitious Christian couple;
references required. Apply giving full par
ficiIiars BOX 172-S, Star, -
NURSE. white, for little girl 2 and infant;
pleasant home. cofy. location: pvt. room,
gsHfiEr gWsHirh hep On Il able
to care for 3-month-old child, If mother
out WO. 3079. 20
WOMAN, white, care 2 children, g.h.w.
ant laundry. days. / eve, Wk.; live out:
salary open; s.e. section. AT. 277S -2a
WOMAN, white, $40 wk., live In; Z, care {! Of
and every other Sunday on: local refs.
EM 4QT3 %
Evening star., 1946-11-28
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started. kept
statsmsnts:: prompt. seas, sH. 1854; 80.
fled, books started kept part time: audits,
statements: prompt; reasonable. OR. 2074.
ACCOUNTANT, expert. bookkeeping serv.
Ice. audits: taaes financial statements e.
CHAuFfEU Young man. colored. wishes
Job as truck driver. AT. $3.50. 20
CONSTRUCTION MAN. 10 years held and
ONCE experience as craftsman. estimator,
surveyor, office n1er.. engineer and s1,psrin-
tendsnt. Overlook 0a84. BOX 3s9-z. star.
EXTRA WORK, most any type. sat. sun:
Of eve. by materials testing enginees i. and
chemist Tel. Union 2420. lS- az
twhiteH capable of complete
supervision of home, would like position as
such, or 3 persons. IA. 1888. 2Ss
ITrE INSURANCE COUNSELOR, experi-
enced. considsring increasing .rss bis recon M
surance would be interested in discussing
the matter OF afhliation with estaniisneo
general insurance Arm. Republic 3l37 or
Glebe 6717. s3sgS.
MAN, SO, INTELLIGENT, educated. boldness OF
conception and execution: hard worker,
sober: bond; stable. GO. 747s. -SV
Evening star., 1946-11-28
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

BO0KKEEPER, experienced, double entry;
full charge: permanent position; $50 per
ment mei s'alas Apply s+Effs TfEMAN CO, Ills St
ssokKhssEE 81 Xxi SsEs ASSISTANT e.ss5Iss9ss ss.s9s
spDs ssssy yUKER EHEk affY sS
BBoso5iKRREEEpER-TYpIsT, 5 81 e5-s5 yrs. Of age;
capable of taking complete charge OF all
phases of bookkeeping; bha.day WK.' an
ceIlent salary and working cond. Gall
At o949, 9,l2 noon; : for raP apt. on -2S c2,s,n
GnMoplEm toeter Operators to work Mondays through
Fridays from S: 80 to $50 pm; 81 per
hour Apply Employment ofice' End aS aSor'
,TbE GoHphEaMaG HEcHI Go to handle cattle, earsen
and small farm details; woman to DO some SOM
housework; modern cottage on main bus
line about 30 mi from ds,rsa Wasn rss give letter. ter
Reply Box 1851, Star. 30
CoUPLE, to live in country. about 20 mi,
{TGm eare of snd garden
daytime, or ewes: DI. 9s62. rs
60 SsT .esea sst fPf b anag 6m
and Col I'd. NV; board and room plus
SdsK WKRXfkERs xsF so saefsrs s and COL
biz biz Employment ONCE, End floor, y THE
Markers. MihI s. full-time positions. white. Ag,
ply Employment ONCE, 2nd floor, THE THE
POSTING CLERK, to do interesting work,
for Community Chest; typing also required;
5eday week. See MR.. SHINKER, I101
SALESPEOPLE for toy department. we'll
known cosmetic. lines, jewelry. watches
and clocks. Apply Employment Ofhce, 2nd
ssahEsPEoPIE sSfli lTS 5 Tor Saturdays only. Apply
SURPLUS SALES CO., s25 Penna ave. NV.
sEAMsTREss OR TAILOR, experienced,
.piy Si,siSu Dave Friendman, iu man CENTRAL VAIE
fags EfxgeEILENf { III I OPPORTUNITY for 2 people
to live in who are capable Of running
boarding and rooming house Must be good
cook and cleaner. Sunday of. MRS.
Evening star., 1946-11-28
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

COMBINATION ALUMINIUM storm window,
with stainless steel screen. Buy now, start
sfsT c6 Gan B tSr $685. SIS
s sss7as lss .fai ne s 1885, 1885,
ADDITIONS, ALTERATIoNs. concrete
porcfles speciality; cement WORK. DAN
lei GEREMIA. Franklin Sl26, ~
FLOORS SANDED, refinished; cleaning,
Easing - years oMH sHp; ;p EsasSosole aSos prsee'
ilss sstmssas sASSS WIZ & as6 6sastos ao wa a
FIooR FIos SERVICE, nothing but the best;
laying, sanding. fnishing, cleaning, par
ING ING CONTRACTORS NC. 1912 Wiscon-
parNTfNG Tla sFfs No 4SD Ssi sPiSapER1NGBess mate
rials; best workInanship; best service. I. w.
PAINTING. PA r1IiisI ~ ISAPIERiNG Dutch BOY lead,
hraseed oil. floors: work guar: refs: white
mech. Estab, 1925. GILBERT 3 HAMIL-
REMoDELiNG - storm windows roofing.
siding SECURITY HOME IMPROVE
MENT Co. INC, 5403 Georgia ave. NV
@GE. 110S-1113.
REMODEL. modernise your home nov;
terms: free estimate. NATIONAL lNSTAl,-
HLATION CO.. 5502 Wis. ave. WI 1900.
IN VA. AND WASH. cali PATTERSON
HCAULFIELD CORP. for Johns-Manviile
roofing and siding, also storm windows
3340 N st. NV. Zone q. no. 4l20.
VETERANS ONLY--Eemodeline and re-
pairs. COMMUNITY CONTRACTORS, WI.
9289, At. 22o6.
Evening star., 1946-11-28
SITUATIONS poMEsTIc.

CARPENTRY AND REPAIR WORK wanted.
Also storm sashes fitted. Have storm
sashes on hand. SH 1924. -
C0oK-LAuNDRESS, afternoon work want
GIRL, colored, wants E.h.w, stay In. s27
weekly. RE. 26IT.
pm. No. 1916. "A"'' " lss
WOMAN, colored, wants part-time clean
Ing. Phone NO. 2522. 29'
WOMAN wants pastry Job, years exp.
DI. 1857. No Sunday work. 20s
TWO GIRLS, colored. desire work In room
ing house or private home. Call HO. 076S
from 10 an to 9 pm. 29s
EXP. COOK, working couple or adult fam
lily; Florida and D. c. refs. DI 2035.
Evening star., 1946-11-28
HELP WOMEN.

8DVERTISER and demonstrator-Are you
ander As? Do you have a nice person.
atty? Do you like to meet people? II
syou have these qualifications. we have q
LpermaTeI1t position for you in Washington,
demonstrating a nationally known pressure
cooker In the local department stores; no
selling; good salary; 5-day week. re 2525;
position. KIT MUSIC CO., 1880 G st
ajfnfr CLERK (saIes): excel. opportunity
for advancement; liberal salary, pleasant
working conditions; discount on purchases
Apply THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP III a3ls
x ihREsxiuTiCIAN, ssi 4 colored; booths for rent.
REALTY OPERATOR, must be first class
ali-around: daywork and 3 ewes. till &;
good, permanent lob for conscientious girl
ssAAAgTY sAA gGS OPERATOR. experienced, for
Silver Spring. Nd, salon. Fun or part
ttssui tRtEsurS Saa adPRfHkaToas. RH; .. slaround. for
our Spring Valley, Meridian Hill salons; r,s.;
EMILE, 1921 Conn. ave. -2g
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced; 81,
day week; salary and commission Can
OK. 1888, ask for EMMA LEE; 29
.BEAUTY OPERATORS--Excellen .oppor-
tunity for experienced operators with D. c;
.Heense Apply employment ONCE, Ind
door, THE HEcHT CO.. 7th and SITS. NV
pooKKEEPER for once furniture. store;
young, personable; some typing; pleasant
surroundings, excel. future: 6-day VIZ
Bookkeeping exper. not nee. Apply IN
person. 1859 21st st. NV. -2S
Evening star., 1946-11-28
MOTOR TRAVEL.

WASH. AUTO TRAVEL BUREAU Share.
car owners same destination. Private se-
dams daily, Miami. Calf. and all points
West; refs. exch, 23 Mass, RE. $3.50. 30s
horna, Nov 80, take one or two route
discretionary Ma, 1920, Ext .11l7. ~
ROUND TRIP 10 ARMY-NAyY game Sat-
urday; reasonable. Gail IRs &62S AFTER
a pm. sfS S0
Evening star., 1946-11-28
PERSONAL.

BABY sITTERs = Mothers. telephone DI
1900 for reliable licensed service; YouI
children insured. PART-TIME MOTHERS
REqIsTERY. RES E I1s sos westory Blds.. al! 1!th
fTH PHoNE ss SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Mis-
Wright. If you are in need of loan up Il
PERNANENT Waves. s4: shampoo an,
fugerwave, SOC. No appointments. Al
E1 NS ons sEsGrY e saveessa cofaEaE sIo
/" W. JOHNSON, Dentist--False teeth re.
paired ,d'h While S you gait Room s0s Weston
/ HAVE $4,000 to loan out to wag,
earneTs on their. own signature. Phon,
PARsoNsss fETRMsa ssoRP; Pc;osHkNrEfsiDE III DAY an,
spsp haa sshoS anc6es ad 9d Ii ds tse
Gaas 2a uanus aa9 sys c CASH sH a
with GOOD credit. Phone MARY HOOVER
IF II your iSES; CREDIT is good and you need
n1R5oR lfa gHsNIeaT san heR W. yGa s5oo
snd D Essr cossa diseased
FEEL Better BET after first treatment Or n ns
weak heart. asthma. rheumatism, arthritis
nervousness, piles. colds, hu or other all.
ssst; sa' Lazy T s Tnassaropath. 20 wears Years sspsri.
VACANCY rest home; cheerful single rm
near bath. Nurse and tray service. SH
pDSRiEas;sMAKING. DSia;MAKIN ALTERATIONS. restylins
Modern studio centrally located IN Loew's
or M Tassser EA hsRs aaEI
bd Eth nhons ave n "a isoa allo st. NV Room
REcGPTfoNTsT, RI GfGhe a ons radio, newspaper. gen
sTTpsIos r. saf aS1 Wosfs aSHR
acl, fnr
phone SH 1867 and ask for MISS ANDER-
SON. Quick, confidential service on you'
JEWISH HOME for elderly people; nice
quiet rooms. finest kosher food, friendl,
and tray service II desired; close 70 synia
fHEgaas EgaY loas eusAukEp En- ii woMAs M slos ssacs
English, selfrconfldence, freedom from self
PTyfss sqtSr abd
paired to look like new: new postwar lab
Hesk vel wash ssIvsIy WASHINGTON sUPHoI
fToaEisoA FoR isoASpIsG SpI A ana Spys psrmanent care
vacancies available at the WELLINGTON
S9ns Tepls 9 Mt ss ysrn0s months esnse: e
PRaoTos Rfn5S OF YOUR BABY in your home
25 different poses, $12. so. You will treas.
cfild's own environment. For appointment
call H0. 4720, day or evening.
SLIP COVERS, draperieS and vaianceS pro-
fessionally tailored from our or youi
materials; workmanship guar. DI 0I22
NURSE viii care for patient in her private
home. pleasant surroundings; no mental
SaSfi aoIiDAY Y R2aSCSo3RDINGs-Your Christmas
greeting in your own words cheering
message, poem or carol TO remind some
one that you still care. VOICE RECORD.
IMG STpDIoS ~ agps &C. Afg3 botbe s
to take your baby Of children to a1 th,
In children, come to you. Call now ant
make appointment. GE. 1882.
ACCOUNTING and bookkeeping services
all tax returns, financial Statements. 81
mo- up. CHI $685., Elk. 1864. II
REAL ESTATR. established broker want
sales. manager. to open branch ONCE +
cred more important than length OF ap
plicant's real estate experience. Boz
WaNTEDMBoard and care in priyat,
home for 5-year-old girl BY the week
reasonable. Box 461.Z. Star; &, .
st. Augustine; 3 rms. and bath, furnished
sos mo MI. 6971.
GETTING BALD? Clothes all worn out2
Take home "a box of Formacs Candies anc
you'll still look better than Sinatra. Yot
can't lose 40 kinds to choose from. A
steel ct 6ac lb. UP. 736 9Th s.. n. v. -
Evening star., 1946-11-28
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

AUTO PARTS SALESMAN. sal open; sales
men. paint. S45 per wk,: statesmen. art
supplies, $45 per wk.; secretaries, 70
s1shSS5sRssT' sEavfeE &
St. nv, MA; oa54. 80
exper Corp. tax secretary. stair, 5000.
Stencg.. lew, small office, S45 wk temp.
temp. stenog.. 81 20 to Sl.5O hr. See Mr..
Bruce, at PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 6
.BooKKEEPERs, $50 wk. %; ne. section
good Office: comptometer oper., NV, SAC
wk eleIk-typist, Arlington. S35 wk: tele-
phone operator. S150 mo-; bilingual typist
ton salary. See Miss knight for efficient
and courteous service IA yrs expert
PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1911 q st. NV
Ma. 2i14.
MEDICAL SEC. $500 P,)-Expr.: inter-
esting work.
Sec. advertising exec, S2,4o0.
Stenog, rec law ofice; start, S45 wk
stenog., personnel ofice; near D. G.: S45.
See Mr.. Bruce. Room 2o2 lest il yrs)
PERSONNEL SERVICE 1911 @ st
MA. 60S9.
BO0KKEEPER. $50 swk. sP.)-Full
charge; expr.
Bookkpr. asst const S45 wk.
Typists, several: to $40 wk.
FORD EMP. SERVICE. 7ls 14th NV
RE 2S2S
Evening star., 1946-11-28
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. al
iupesis Ur t1lasss 1aasn ApPE4SERsd ~ FERa
CoILEqE. I2lQ g 81 NV: pI 1852.
TENOGRAPHER-TYPI EXAM. sample
questions and answers, 81. BOND BOOK
SHOP. 1404 New York ave NV. 2ss
GREGG a. PITTMAN SHORTHAND. type,
evening classes. LAKE SCHOOL, II0i
Vermont ave. lat L STD NV. DI.. lila.
c0MPTOMETER COURSE, easy tc learn
S40-s56 wiki position open; start. BoYE
SCHOOL: 1892 st; nv Ma. 233S.
typeWriting bookkeeping. calculating ma.
chimes. New classes now starting. Enroll
st BOYD SCHOOL. 1893 81. Ma: 1888,
Especially interested In beginners. 56s
Portland st. Sc. Ii. $3.50. -2S
native tongue: work guaranteed. Call for
deliver. Spanish classes. Temple $3.50. 2.
PIANO INSTRUCTION for children and
and certihcates available. NE. 26I4.
Evening star., 1946-11-28
SITUATIONS MEN tcent.l }

MIMEOGRAPH AND MULTIGRAPH work,
prompt and cfhcient service. IT'S I1th
st. NV. pupont 23B9. w.
NIGHTWORK, veteran, 81. Parking "a sa- I.
iFessffsSrERRo Ros pApEk alS EHsasEscEE, trst sisss
terior. Cail EVENINGS. North STAT 28'
PHARMACIST wants steady position;
young, good prescription experience, mer-
shsTnHaRsas anTHRa s9s ass at 3D. masrsd attending
radio school 3 nights weekly. wants to
get into radio repair and retail business;
has some knowledge OF radio seryicing,
has seryicing equipment. Phone 81 1850.
Evening star., 1946-11-28

BUSINESS Brick: house
next door; class C license; doing dne busi-
ness; owner leaving town. II. $780, fR.
912S. ~
CoLORED ROOMING and apartment
hotse---4-story and basement bldg. in
rood condition: units, partly furnisheds
excellent downtown location: monthly in
come quoted, $465; bldg. and furnishings,
cnly $4,000; terms. Can be seen .by 1p-
Evening star., 1946-11-28
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN

ELECTRICIAN and wife would like "a
rooming house TO take care Of Mr.. LE-
MAN AND WIFE, colored wish work as
l.anitor; Z 4 e : sober: q rsf G San 60. LII sb rs
pared by experienced craftsmen. CAPITOL
sTATISTIcAL DRAFTINGA AT. 0S99 ewes.
Evening star., 1946-11-28
HOME IhApRoyEAENT cos tcons.

INTENTION, Virginia residents - Attics
finished, recreation rooms added, pcrches
inclosed; roofing Isidtng, other Tenaodsling;
"a, ar III. 0O1 a r-g-.s s.
LET us ESTIMATE ON your carpenter
work, painting. paper hanging, plastering
and rernodeling; porches, recreation rooms
and attics our specially; union mechanics.
BROWNS HOME IMPROVEMENT SERV-
ICE, David Brown, mgr, Du. S014. IL
Evening star., 1946-01-15
Criticizes G. S. Accounting

To the Editor Of The Star
In your Fridays editorial you correct
an erroneous impression held by many
that Government Services operate as
a nonprofit enterprise. On the con-
trary, the opposite is true. Profits ap-
pear to be divided three instead of two
ways: Cd. The Treasury, (2) cafeterias
and CD tennis courts, swimming pools
and other recreational enterprises.
The latter, think, on the basis of
sound business prudence and principles
should be separate and distinct from
cafeteria maintenance, expansion and
upkeep. Otherwise, even if its patrons
paid 81 per lunch, Government Services
management is at liberty to register at
will profit or loss in accordance with
the service expended for present or ad-
ditional recreational services, as the
case may be, thereby saddling upon the
cafeterias and their patrons the costs
thereof
Were profits divided only between the
Treasury and the cafeterias, the Treas
ury's share would be greater, the excess
over and above the cafeterias' necessary
reserves would sufIice for small bonuses
at the end Of each year to Its regular
employees. AUGUSTUS LEE.
Evening star., 1946-01-15
UNO andDependent Peoples
BY Maj. George Fielding Eliot

bring the Indian and Chinese popula-
tionS along with the procession of
United Nations marching slowly up the
narrow, rugged path of cooperation
for mutual security and for the general
welfare of the human race.
To lesser and varying degrees the
British and ourselves have RESPONSE
bilities with like objectives, though diff
fering in nature, in Indo-China, Siam,
Burma, the Netherlands Indies and the
Philippines; and these responsibilities
are shared by France and the Neither
lands in their particular areas.
1t is no longer a question of imperi-
alism, or exploitation, or commercial
advantage. 1t is a question of how to
help one-half the human beings on
this earth to begin to govern them
selves and to take their due share, as
they gain experience and confidence,
in the ordering of the worlds affairs
They themselves must determine what
form of government is best suited to
their needs. These may not resemble
our own ideas of government very close
ly; for with most of these peoples the
economic ranks well before the political:
most of them live terribly close to the
ton, year in and year out The raising
of their standard of living must be
their first consideration.
*
The objective must be clearly stated:
The establishment OF free, orderly and
stable governments among these peo-
Piles, under whatever form may be de-
sired by them and most adaptable to
their necessities. There is, of course,
no question as to the full independence
of China, Siam and the Philippines;
there should be none as to the eventual
independence of the other countries
involved, whether or not they first pass
through the stage of dominion status
within the respective commonwealths
with which they have in the past been
affiliated. The point to be kept clear,
and to be made clear to every one of
them, is that they axe going to be free
to choose their own rulers, to make
their own laws, to find by the long
weary process of trial and error the
institutions of government which can
serve them best.
1t would be a useful thing if the four
powers Immediately concerned could
say all this officially, perhaps in joint
statement, as soon as the Trusteeship
Council of the United Nations Organi-
cation has its first meeting; and if that
statement, bearing the joint guarantee
of the American, British, French and
Dutch governments and peoples, could
be as widely disseminated as possible.
(copyright, 1915. New York Tribune. Inc3