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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-14


IL ia@4 prgdNctlOn TINE mai never VIII DC
ava M~s4umus3nutssea@tsEs~sS ana
I'M D. Statss baekwsn Ham leve1sasF
peaGsime commodities, has haeunTec surT
urisAeiy fast in the strike period.
@An outstanding example is seen IN
the General Motors strike. which ended
wednesday. longest Of the major work in
terrapflons. For every two days workers
had1been idle in the period since February
ig. y ben the company made an offer OF
49, cents az hour increase. they wall need
10 w1rk q full year to make up the sum that
wouad have been gained b. settlement Al
the uni0n's figure. one cent higher.
STATURE % accept q General Motors
offaf - 1915 eents increase early N the
sfr befere the cuEEegt wage policy vas
fuu So ~ y FebE5sFy hEIh setlAnsn1s
arra skmwmx~mmGAusk.s.ssIssss eIss lsys., sast
ere rsFage Geaez~l MQfogs employe 500
% j. vMwxb4 e. E@<csTainsa " company
= = As -. selslssHest s@s made
lar 49, aeKMage worker 20 make up The
80 - > application Of TIE larger ID
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-14

Mrs. Joseph n. Watkins and
daughters, Joanna, Martha and
Nancy, left yesterday for Pensa-
cola to join Mr.. Watkins, who is
On duty with the army engineers
il that city. MIR. and Mrs. Wat
kins and children arrived here a
month ago from South America.
where they had been for seven
years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-14

dominate almost tareescaa Of Z billion
Wsiis We 10 e. re: 1 %. ,. The
Judgment Of Mr.. 1#s1ses, We are not H.
elined 20 accept tae Thesis Of his argument.
Ire taet that few nations Of the world
ROW control most Of the activities Of the
world ID closely connected with the indis-
p0table fact that the so-called ruling na-
tions represent the energy, intelligence and
progress Of mankind.
The possession Of many areas BY var
lous strong powers is explained in part by
q determination 10 prevent some other
strong nation from taking them over. In
Tact, Il would be interesting 10 see what
would happen ~ these colonial peoples,
II The strong powers abandon their rivalry.
cut lo9se from the undeyeloped regions and
Jet thle, (Y'alnlost thrse-qhsrters Of billion
bgt2s9 ksiQ2ss igad f2s themselyss, @
China and India are usually presented
az greet ar~sS, pepD lated by enora Gus
masses, which have been exploited and
nistreated By dominant nations. Senfi-
mentaligts would have Us believe that the
uncounted millions Of the two regions are
feverishly clamoring for political liberty,
while bathed in perspiration Of toIer-
ance, brotherly love and the higher life
This ~ nonsense, 80 far az we can Judge.
The immediate prospect for the
masses Of both areas in civil war, is starva-
ton and stagnancy unless there il a gener-
ous contribution Of financial assistance and
leadership from the sO-called dominant
nations. While there il small minority in
China, and in India, possessing some in
tellectual ability and economic wealth, the
vast bulk Of these populations suffer un-
told economic misery, have practically no
political liberty. and do not know about
the rest of the four freedoms
Ii we look into conditions in Africa,
the plight Of the natives il worse and their
apparent equipment for the battle Of life
and the advancement Of their own number,
Is much less than in India and China.
The retort Of the sentimentalists is
that the conditions of these countries is
entirely due to the evil exploitation of the
dominant nations. This may satisfy some
individuals but it does not explain the
backwardness, ignorance and lack of
leadership that have been apparent in these
regions for hundreds and hundreds of
years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-14

G. S. Kennedy, nneteorologist
in charge at the Key West Wealth
er Bureau, left yesterday for
Tecumseh, Mich. where his
mother is i'll. During his absence,
Sam Goldsmith win be in charge
CT the bureau.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-14

The majority Of the well known
human race Is interested in profits.
pleasure and platitudes-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-14

ABN&&S4AGO % BEAAAO1
Subject 90 Change
WKWF
whers 20 Listen
800 On Year Diaa
Eutasl Broadacagting System
EsDesagnases Network Prsgram)
Thursday. March 18th
= r. NJ 10 Midnight
800 News
SIS 1900 Club
$50 Weather Report
g:35 1900 Club
100 Fulton Lewis, Jr.'
Tl5 Louis Jordan
7,30 Arthur HsleS
7:45 Inside Of Sports"
800 csrryington's Playhouse"
$40 Rogue's Gallery
800 Gabriel Heater"
9.i5 Real Life Stories"
9.30 Hour Of Song
1000 You Make the News"
1899 Meet the Press
1EQ0 All the News" -
.Ii.I5 Antnony's Orchestra
1l-30 Dance Orchestra
llz45 Dance Music
lIs55 News
100 Dsnce Orchestra
4 Friday, March 18th
a. y. 10 <e0a
TOO Sunrise Serenade
TBS News
7:30 Norman Cloutier
7:43 Weather Report
$50 Sunrise Serenade
3:25 News
$50 Sunise Serenade
1:55 Civic Calendar
900 Frazier Hunt, News
9:I5 Hometown Frolics
9;45 Come and Get II
1000 Meditation
1915 Hawaiian Music
1890 Tic Toe Tine'
J0:45 Fun With Music
100 Cecil Brown"
1913 Elsa Maxwell
1880 Take 1t Easy Time
1l:45 Victor Lindlahr'
Noon 10 r. N.
1900 Lyle Van, News"
1915 Morton Downey, Songs
1890 Weather Report
1875 Siesta Serenade
100 Red Cross Program
LIS Lopez, Music
1870 Morton Downey, Songs
las John J. Anthony
200 Cedric Foster
els Smiletime
2:30 Queen for a Day.
800 Names in the News
3:05 Novatime
3:15 Songs for Everyone
$50 Roth Orchestra
3:45 Jazz Jamboree
4:00 Erskine Johnson
Ais Radio Key Outpost
4:30 This Is Your Country
500 Pete Howe
SIS Superman'
$50 Captain Midnight
5:45 Tom Mix
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-14

Work ike voting. Is both a privilege
and duty.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-14

g4And then someone was heard 10 say
at 30 P. II. tonight, "a slip-up we think.
worse than "coronated" or "athaletic''.
Nobody speaks or writes correctly all
the time, but everybody should at least try
10 speak and write correctly It is well
worth the effort.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-14

The proposed one-eenta-gallon
tax on gasoline sold in Key West
was discussed last night at a
meeting of city council. Action
Oh the PROPOSAL was deferred.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-14

Today The Citizen says IN m
editorial paragraph:
Have yea pad your ianawe
tax this year We have. and -
gret Il wasn't larger
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-14

kCaaNeexas i pa b@eR glsh 4 ges-
~ 80 SO On 80 gsaseea o. e0g2sg2naer
20 80 faye BEEN sismorlsg for REV
pFosacta ance the first days Of nnpti0n
81 beaestime production. i Is hard 70
las.1fy the strike w&ve Of the last few
mo~hs on any practical grounds. II has
- ~ Pot and no take. for everyone cor
cerwsds
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-14

Is the former Carolyn Hsstrick q
Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-14

taat h@ppsns, s&r. and J - $40
srou1d fozr spsrklinw eaanass ~
COED beer and thst ranzamas
everybody thai sheFe are So : -
cffrisndly. graeseus pie2sw.s Enss
e.a help &c z4ks tAa 49, e
tkiagA'
Frsn wk<rs I ~ ~ rxewx 49,
able 10 relax azriaw shis saraam %
postwar liwimE wssA o AswesxHe
tkaf's truly msaermas 90 wAaAs~
seme trulx fFsendls.
%-..<
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-14
It's Nice to Know

Thot efforts to gisssKsy Wea9o1&dls utaechve e..
ery bdvoEably copuoble with shess zcsGss GEss
pouring well a. heputonuge for which ws hcuG
you oil 49,
Some people overlooked announcement thos roonv
items would sole until this Friday end were so
pointed when informed accordingly Our only tor s
is suisfy those existent doubling Tho1ses ave
them the opportunity stop and themselves thc
the merchandise advertise is here SD
first first served b0sis YOU know there u
those people who buy onyhinq Kew West but cre
always their to Mui yet these the who che
first in line to buy something they Get in Mu-ai
Strangely enough. folks. do oory quality ,ewery -
sides olurm clocks Ronson lighters pens So So,
just rush right in ond right Pause look GROUND there
is obligation to buy. JUS, you ocuuoni voar
selves with location just door 70 the palce
Theuter. and displays OF guauneed quoRsy evelrv
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-14

-. milne saa . ~ ~ kkers, to say nothing
a "a srod.esson inc fhsf Ssysf ~iff Be
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-14

....u. 100 Laesg Sseegetsry Fl SAFE
~-ss-aranery WsIles says that the world must
faoe .sgg4Fely the. dsm2ld o. ailbons 81
colonial people f6f 'fse4defa ard self gov
Washington Journal., 1946-11-01
Kmr,e I1itteiImnocm

- Serr uno 5rou 6ronf Sdee-
rer, tueIdle an Der 2egotion StraBe
ipobuten, iogen nit Dem beutigen
Sage Der Stoot @aibington 2ebe-
mobI unO 3ieben nod Dem ionnigen
Siioen. 8ouita Springs, 6lorloa,
Miro Ser 3ufiinftige @eimotSbafen
Iein. Mit Serrn unO 8rau Sdee-
rer perliert unier 8ereinSleben,
bauptIG6Iid Der @eianguerein, 8Dei
uftiue tii6tige MitgIieoer. Gem
2Sournal blei6t oas Gbepaar trei,
oenn eS wiinidt ooSielbe aub in
6lorioa 5i erbalten.
Sine erfrellihe MitteillnQ
Ionote rms oos 9oitamt 81. 2uft.
poIt nob GeutihIano, Seiterreid
nngarn unO alien nnoeren GurOpa-
iihen QGnoern foItet ab /. Hooember
MIR 15c. Gas lit Ole SdIfte oeS bis.
BERGEN Qortobetrages. @S lit Die
N6Iidt unierer 8oitbeboroe, 2liftpoll
nitt ld)neultem Wege sum olll9llel
Borto 81 beforoern. 9os interno
tionole 9oItmeien lit cine Der @alipt.
berfebrsooern fir Sanoel, Snoultril
mo &ultur.
Dos &ote 9reu8 eriudt nns
linn bel ser M%nfiinouna folgeu0ei
&erionen bebilfIif al fem: @fei
@abinsfp aus Rogoien, Der 1881
nad Mmerifu fam; SabeS 6. Siainc
ton ans llnaarn mo aurt Shirmu
der ans a6nigsbera IN 9itpretBell
@er sic Noreiien Der @eIndten fem
miro gebeten, oieiel6en Dem Sour
nal ODER Dem &oten 8reu5 oiref
mit3uteilen.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-01
GamIcnNS feinNIidbcr
Nafentc frei0e0eben

8uI6ington II Gas gunOes = Su-
iti5oepartment gibt befonnt, Dab
ole 8eripaltung feinolihen @ieen-
tums Dem &ublifrm fiir ie $40 cine
SammIung non $1,000 8otenten,o ole
angeb0rigen feinoliher Notionen ge.
borten, berfarfen miro.
Bon i~beionoerem Sntereiie iin01pie
.0as department 6etont, sic 8ei6rei-
bungeu BON Batenten auf foIgenOen
@ebieten: alle 3npeige Ser gleftri5i-
tat, MetoIl6enrbeitung Auto- unO
6llig5eltgTpelenL @ebensmittel, Sertil-
moren unO entipre6. Mai6inen,8 Ser
podungsmuifinen 2onoTpirtihuft-
gerdte, Maihinerie mir perorbeiten0e
Srpouitrien, 9rudipeien Ii. SpieI3eu.
&c.
Ginige @atente mer0en i6ren frii.
6eren @igentiimern pieoer 3uriidge-
geben tueroen. Die meiiten anoereu
f0nnen gegen cine 9i5en5gebiir fir
Den &eit Der 2nui8eit oes 9atentS ab-
gege6en merOen, ieood nur otf
@rulto elmer alIeemeinen freien Be-
nubung.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-01
GOneerN GIMb

Gle Sftober @%eriommIung Oes
Concord Clubs fonO om pergonse.
men Samstog I'M Souie bon 6ror
Sduiter Itott. @Giioent Carl StO.
Der iiibrte oen @oriis. Die Beam.
ten murcn ale anrueieno. Hroto
foue iouie 8eridJte n1lrOen nlge
nommen pie p~erIeien. Se6S neltt
Mitalie0er mur0en aufgenommen
01ebrere MitqIie0er botten iid) ore.
DISQUALIFICATION ongeieben 5ueds
Anfouf ais Glubbous. Gas &omi.
fee, tpeI6es nod einem geeignetet
Saus ltmitou boIten ioa, murOC
perqroBert. 1asieIbe iii ernitIid
bemiibt, in fiir5eiter 3eit etwas pal
Ienoes 5u fin0en. als Sat mar
Sri. Soengen mtpeienO, melde crit
fiir5lid) aus Gentidlono 5ugereiii
lit. @s murOe beidIoiien @ufuob-
medicine fir Ronoiooten oruden 81
laiien mo oen Mitglieoern per SoIt
All ii%6erienoen. Die nGfite Der
lommIung fin0et mieoerum i'm Sau-
ie BON 6ruu S6uiter itott (23. SO.
permber) uno loa nit einem @or-
trag iiber 9eutihlano Derbln0en
ipin
Washington Journal., 1946-11-01
pcricnal IN
Berlin unterImcbi

Berlin, II Die umerifonii6e Mi.
Iit1rregieruna beitatiete amtli6, 0of
lie m1breno Der letten 4 @onote Ell
ne tpeitge6enoe @ebeimunteriudunl
megen SGleidJ5anoeIS un0 anoerer
,,fraalpiiroi9er~ 9atigfeiten hires
Esrionols in Berlin Ourdgeiirbrt bat.
Gin 5uperIdiiiger @epdbrsmann bot
te Samstag ser u. g. mitgeteilt, oab
40 Ofii5iere, barlitter Elm iriiberer
General, in einem 8eridt Des @ene-
ralinIpefteiirs erpdbnt mur0en uno
cine oIlgemene SauSiudung ourd
0erfubren Dol Dem Militargerihten
begonnen aporoen lit.
ssn Der Grfldrung muroen bier
Berionen erip1bnt uno meiter auSge-
fiibrt DAB peitere 12 bis Is Mdnner
ourd Die meitere llnteril6ung nod
beIoItet meroen fonnten. @ierbei ban
oeIte ps Iid Ieoiglif I'M 0as 8%erliner
8erlonoI, aber CT beiBt, 0nB Die linz
teriudlmg lih iiber ole geiomte anle.
rifanfide Gone eritredt. Gie unferlu-
duna miro fortgefii3rt, big ,ade
m01lihen acknowledgements err,
ihopft~ limo. Soils gepii9enoes Be-
meismatarial 0utnge sefOroert miro,
limo friegsgerihtlide gerfabren IN
2eutl6lano n0tig.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-01
II eberfMkrmne :. Geidcn
NcmtIAer sclNntcn

TiiiielSorf gie 2eifen Der
m0breno 0es arieges in 6ollanO ge-
f%allenen Geutiden, oie i'm gan5en
9anoe oeritrelit begraben Iino, Der-
Ben gegenpdrtig in einem Central
frieSboF gelammelt uno iollen Damn
nod gertlAlono i6ergefiibrt mer-
Ben. Die lleberTiibrung Der oeutI6er
2eihen erfoIgt, neil fir Die @olI6n.
ser nidt gpniigeno 8Inb ouF oen Dol
l1noiihen 6rieobofen lit, uno gum
o1Oern, NEIL ole bolldnOiihe 8eu0l-
ferung an ben ouf Den 9enfmdleru
onge6rohten &afenfreu5en uno Sc.
3eid)en Mergernis nimmt.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-01
pereinsF aIenNer

Concord Glu6, Sne. grdiioeut
Gorl Stober; Sefretdr, $. @.
8infleD 7tO-6tb Str. G.@. Der
iammIungen am A. Somstog /. sc.
t716-3tite Str. g. 6.
8OlbrnstOm 6anserbnub. Grdli-
Dent: glfreO Gopf, Sefretdr: e.
ErudieB, 1922 = Both YInce, g. IS.
Singitunoe ieoen /. uno 8. Somstae
{. &c. i'm Souie Scr. 1916 91ite
Street 9. 6.
TrOlpect Sill TriebbOf. TrdiiOent:
5reO 1ogeIinng; Sefret6r, s. g..
8infler; Sdosmeiiter: 2ourence 8.
Stlit. Geri. am 2. Somstng I'M
Mfonot i'm 6rieobofsgebduOe.
9eutIde JreimGHrer SOse Nrmi.
Mus, @r. %, G.A.N.@. SefretGr:
6reof. 8ertram, 1341 S6epbero
Str, g. 6. 8%eriammlung am 1.
9ienstog I'M Monat i'm Neuen Ma.
ionic Sempel, 13te unO $ StraBe,
u. %.
@renter 8eneficiaI llniOn, 9iitrift
glr. 100. 9rdiioent: Sobn @reoIein;
SesretGr: Gbriitiau G5riit 1929
6lnfte Strobe, g. %. @eri. ON
4. 0ienstog /. &c. t7t6-3tit Str.
9. 6.
Greater Seneftcial uniOn, 9iitrift
Gr. 40. Grdii0ent: MideI Yoi.
uer: Sefret1r, gbriition &ronen.
Sitter, 1104 Boniuant Str, 5i[per
Spring, MO, geri. am 4. 6reitas
I'M Monat I'M ,,Jioe Yoint 3aoern".
t2te unO g Strobe, Norooit.
&nppert Scim 5rauen S~ilfsOersiu.
P~rdIiOentin 5rau grnit SO. 8rOpn:
8%eriammlung am 2. Gienstag I'M
Wonat INN 2 llbr i'm @eim.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-01

trMrNe ~her0b0cickt

Qaut einer Mitteilung oon Sac
SuIliparL Dem 5fpeiten aiiiitenter
0eS Observation-Disclosures, merOen 0it
9ortoge6iiren fiir 9uftpoit nod Die.
len 9anoern am 1. 0ou. 5etrd6tlif
uerminoert mer0en.
9ie 4~ortogebiir miro Damn nun
nod, 10 Gents per bolbe l1nce Sc.
mift betragen: mad Geutidlan0
Oeiterreit, 3anemart lSidefoilopo
fei Sfwei3, 8rnnfreid, @roBbritan
MEN uno SrlanD, llngarn Stalien
Shme6en, Norpegen. Sollono NM
anoere 2Gnoer. Sm AIfsemeinen ii
oas 8orto bnlbiert noroen.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-01
Sur = ea4tmne

@If @funO &oete per EOt limo bon bier nod ser amerifoniiden
britiihen uno Der f%rnn5oiiden 8eoBmgs3one erlaubt. 4e Yofete
i~peuOigen geOortsnrtiel e%ntboIten pe 2ebeusnitel, 9IeiOuug up.
Raudmotertol GILT ntt os 2ebensnotpen0ig, 0ob tper0en menige
&Gddben 3igoretten oor Eobof nift beanitonoet. Sic fonnen &c.
legentlid aud euige neue aIeioungsiiide iOUie neue 9~nOeribube
beHigen.
seIbfsepadte @ofete nod Berlin mer0en niht b%eforoert, jeOod
ioIde ourh Igenturen.
3piiden ben ein3elnen BeiatungsBonen in GeuhhIanO lit elm
6eibr1utter @nfepofperfebr regelmGBig big gu einem 9funO
600 @rouuD snIdfie.
Ser 9uftpofuerfebr nod Geutidlono in ole 8eioslngs8onen lit
pieoer e%roffnet uorOeu, .9Qs Forto beragt Soc Oe bube lln3e.
Ge antportifeine fOunen 8riefeu nod QeutidIono 6eigefast
lperOen g Gents) 0a mi
Deferreid: 8riefe bis 5I einem Bfuno uno Hoittarten oub ge-
id1ftIiden SnbnIts: BortoiGse: 3 Gents fir 9arten uno 5 @ents
fir Die erfe lm3e oes 8riefes, une petteren llu5en N Gents II
pofefe bs ~ ~ Fl Fl 5Sirl fsiG y Z dim i1mfo ma 9 @orto iS1.. gffno
40 Gents, II 9funO $t.87, fem 3onenlnterifeO.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-01
Sin 3nIammenidluR bon Medtspar-
teien I'M Meidl

6ronffurt = Atf elmer Eagung
oes 2anoes0oultanoes NIT oen 4reis-
'OoriiBenoen Der @iberal gemofra-
tiiden 9ortei warSe mitgeteilt. oaB
Die 8itrger uno 8alterllpurtei in
8iesba0en uno Die Rational 8artei
in 5rieOberg ser 2Iberal Gemofra-
tilden Partei @roB : 9eiiens beige
treten limo.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-01
Msne Gta6tbeaeidnnna

Trog Snnemminifter @alou
Noief erfldrte i'm BarIament. SAP
Die 4blhiebung ser 9eutifen aus
Der 5ihetoilonofei nun p~ollitanoia
onrhgfili6rt moroen lit uno Die Del
ben lebten 3iiae am "a. Gftober sic
@ren5e CREDIT boben.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-01

5eiiion fat Elm auSitellungSbeiu-
der 5Ipei uiht firierte 8aiteIle oeS
perDiiht. Sic BiIoer fonnen mabr-
iheinIid nidt interchangeable mer-
'oen.
Evening star., 1946-11-07
HELP DOMESTIC tcont. /,

MAID, part time. exper.. g.h.w" cook:
must have city refs: IL til ate after dinner;
hours. hours good good salary. Wy taii RA. o456
MAID, experienced. housework. cooking.
sns small .sInIE sRldree On live s544 T. nice ro0m EXCEL
iamIis. I other help; country in summer;
local refs. need apply; salary. Sloo. No.
MAID. excellent pay. paid vacation: care
sarsd Of isais s5Fl oR s@s Sas4 apt COOKING fs''
sSs sssa shlldFsh4 IS III HspsnoEsf refs i've in;
s i've n: iof seed fs With ehiidreH: saS week.
MAID Tor rooming house; must be honest,
reliable and have references. 1852 94s
MoTHERs HELLER. full time: live in
doctors nome. Health card, refs, and
exper. essential 500 q mo, rm ana
board. Phone MI. 1891 bet. pm, ssnd
NURSE, 4 n responsible woman. white, fond of
children, light upstairs housework morn;
hrs ether help kesti i Sssy Chsyy Chase. Nd
Sh ehd sfs evsy e. aS ys M s9F
other help employed nice salary. eau
SETTLED SET WOMAN, experienced with chill
dren, light housework, no laundry. COOK
breakfast only: live in; 500 month. Wo.
SODA DISPENSERS. girls, white; hours
II to 7:30, no Sundays; uniforms fur
nished, meals half price, top salary. Ap.
ply 1742 Penna. ave. NV. 3
WHITE WOMAN, live In, 6-rm. house, nr.
rm. second FIR; family, adults, 4-year--
old girl; liberal hours. Must have good
ref. and like children. S25 wk. EN-. 6220.
WOMAN, live In; Hyattsyille area: to cook
and help with children 20, are school
age; 1 day a week of; $3.50. OR. 29l3.
WOMAN, colored, shw., light laundry
washing machine), hours 2 til q day;
Is days a week. No cooking. SIS and
WOMAN, dependable, to clean and iron
one day a week; private home in College
PARK, Md. Tel. WA. 3166 after $50 :. m.
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Assault Cose Defendant
Found of Unsound Mind

william A. Davis, ~. colored, OF
the 600 block of Virginia avenue
Sc, who is charged In an indict-
ment with breaking into the apart
ment' of . 19-year-old married
woman last June and criminally
assaulting her, yesterday was found
of unsound mind by q District
Court Jury, following q lt1nacy
hearing.
Davis also Is accused Of stealing
from the young woman's apartment
In the 900 block of K street Sc.
and Of breaking into and stealing
from two other dwellings. Davis
was given the lunacy hearing on
motion of the Government. Justice
Matthew F. Mcclure presided at
the hearing.
Evening star., 1946-11-07
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

BOOKkEEPER desires position. thirteen
'Rsls II ssSs1s 'fs SIZE
GoLooKED COLO GIRI IL desires n' position as re-
ssas sms2 W. 4sso soD'' or
sssssds lady: hospital training areesSels ssi
CLE1RK-srENoGRAPHER, 4 years, .Sper,
personnel work in large aeronautical re-
search b, iaRoFatory. Industrious, pleasant.
%ssp Sor f. lady 6r pTs,sEass prefer Il hoss:
paEssMakG aads dsss Box renod STAT ser.
BERT, 1880 irving NV, Apt, 4, AID. 2a3s.
bakery, receptionist, or something similar.
GIRL. scooiored. desires maid work in once
aoGsEKEEPEKCo II to oo' elderly
lady or invalid; white: settled. 426 Nichol-
LADY. young, refined, for companion to
lady; small am amount housework; live In.
LADY, young. white. excellent business
ssoars' ss work each evening. Box 4ta-f.
SiTfRasE-GovERNEss, experienced. desires
position with children: references. Boz
fksctii1setAL ksti CAL NURSE. white, viii Civ. part.
sers eeai e Mas sos aap.
EEs iHs TsMf2SERss M2EssdRfK dRask Aff Ma or sues.hous.:
settled couple: husband employed; non
drinkers; no children or pets; well ex-
perienced; good references; will give first
class service. Box 3s1-T, Star. 10'
SECRETARY available; several years ex.
perience Government and commercial:
knowledge bookkeeping: permanent: $50:
40 hrs. Hobart 1890
SECRETARY, receptionist or administrs-
tive: experienced. OR 3141.
SECRETARY-STENO., varied exp. private
industry. now employed. desires opportu-
nity, with future; $50 minimum; 5-day
week. Box 457-T. Star. 81
SPECIAL-Thoroughly qualified to control
your personal, administering problems in
Government, industry or ONCE; minimum
s., 900. Box 4S4-S, Star. 10
TYPIST, expert in all phases of typing. de.
sires work to be done at home. Fast pick.
up and delivery service. SH. 1855. s.
TYPIST, experienced; letters. envelopes,
manuscripts, ETC.; to be done at home.
YouNa oi LADY, co,ored. desires employment,
as cashier or receptionist; interested in
physicisn. ids csn ao. $3.50 between 9 i' / and M
LoSuIs;iiANx SHIt;i STATE r' uNSiiNVERsIrY srsd-
uate, '46, B. g. In accounting, desires ac-
counting work; nve months experience.
Write 2400 Cameron Mills road, Alexan.
dria. Va, or call TIE. 0256 s.
MORNING HOURS. between am and 1
pm. wanted by reliable, experienced watt
ress; can work full time Sundays. Box
437-T Star To-
Evening star., 1946-11-07
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE wish position as resident man.
ager; experienced. Ia. 5736. Z"
COUPLE will operate. manage apt house.
club or property; both extremely able,
sober: bond. Ii 2002 10'
COOK Observation-Disclosures couple wish
a position with private family; references.
Box 393-T. Star -
APT. Resident MANAGERsHIP wanted
by ex-Army officer and wife, both experi-
enced; permanent Wash. resident. GIL
602l. 10
MARRIED COUPLE with e-mo. child: wife
wants employment; willing worker, will
housekeep or take care of children for small
wages; husband can do some light work,
live in. Ludlow 1859. 736 9th st. ne.