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Evening star., 1946-03-06
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aUMBER n NIB YARD. With mod.rn bailding,
iii e. Il sE1fi'oi e. e.
Gsai aEs Estate and an BUSINESS sao Brokers' 1926
GRocEiRY sToRE, upper aasp' NV. Very best Of
xhsf aaoes 'Sr U"er hsgr ossa s
Price, Se,ood' including clean large stock;
" ooo Ren ca Once for ap
pointment. EDWIN l.. ELLIS, Long Est
Broker, 1910 Vermont ave. NV, RIM. 2I7,
REsTAURANT-Good NV. location: beer
license; Iiesa doing nsa good bus: heat. gas and
mo; recently .redecorated price. $4,000
terms, terms, Fer For fHrthsr % inforpstiSn see Mr..
FOR SALE. rooming and guest houses, 10
Beauty shops, photograph studio, wholesale
and retail bakery shops. 1t will pay you to
see Us aOogS these and others We are now
and Business Brokers, 920 18th st. NV,
REsTAuRANT-D ROOM in large
REsssGSEs, REsS, IS Sr 90 3;,t AZ & Ma. S 55sS '
ne hesh sh ModernS H%nsr eaupped Tssd
Rent, S175; 5-year lease only $4,000,
terms R. M DE sHAzo, 922 14th, Ma.
RESTAURANT With With beer: over $500 daily
RGsSEGGER R6SMsEi! Ro2s2 2s2 i4th, MA. 1920;
business, brick 70 rooms ia baths iS' SEMI MI
spOtes GgsF SGo s5o month EDwlN P
ELLIS; Realtor, iolo Vt. TIA ave. nv NV. Rm. m
RESrsGRaN4T ii $; All NJ cfood only. slso,ooo bust
BE Be sHAzo fa 81 s5i4h i4th, Na aef5t 55a6 tef"s
SMALL STORE. suitable for any, business.
Very small remaining stock can be bought
cheap. Have other interests. Apply sos
REsrAnRANr. downtown, NV, with
mo and more Pfice $500 aISgn terms, o ca cail
office for appointment EDWIN L. ELLIS,
! long a ESt. Broker Broker 1910 Vermont ave, Rm.
SMALL RESTAURANT. Colonial Beach, Va.
esSed Isssed 1 for o years. s75 per menth rental.
PIXiE REAITY e.. IA. lS"'l0A $3.50 can
ern equipment; clean stock: low low rent ;s E. doing
Sysaf isase HAMILTON S5sP REAhTY EEsShHSEneS9 C.
VALET SHOP, shoe repair and shoe shine
stand stand and hat blocking prominent loca-
5000 monthly gross, long established
price price $1,000; down payment, 81 900;
Sal Termoaf feFn5 sye YouTS 9 Ex 5bf PAsroR 1929
RoOMING HOUSE, furniture property and
business; 100 block OF 18TH st. ne 9
rooms, baths. brick, semidetached; mostly
$500 mo. plus living quarters; S25 600
terms. EDWIN L. ELLIS, Realtor, 1910
RESTAURANT FOR sALELGordon III Hotel
Restaurant 916 10th st. NV. Do not
phone s.
VETERAN desires business location in
Northeast, or Northwest Washington suit
able for dry cleaning agency. Box 43s-R.
Star 4.
DGS STORE with 4-room apt. Business,
barrel
Groc., meat mkt. q nice clean store;
BUS. 81 900 weekly; all cash business
Rent $50; no beer; $4,000, good will
Groc., meat mkt; bus, S1,500. all cash
business short hours. Phone MA. 1905
JOSEPH KLEIN GE $3.50.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

AVIATION SEC. (F), s2.400; stem, Capi-
tol Hill. So 400. and Sec. investments.
perm, $50 wk,; legal Sec gen. practice
$500; Sec, fr. representative 5000 up;
Spanish Eng. Sec. expr.. $50 wk; Trade
Assoc. Sec, 5-day wk., S45 wk; STEM. q
months temp. S4b wk.; Labor Organ
Sec. 5-day wk, $40 wk: Sten., excellent
beg 5-ds. wk, $50 so. Only a partial list
of the dozens of excellent openings now
available. Est. 2S yrs. Oldest emp. agency
in d. c. Thousands placed in the better
positions. See Miss White or Miss Lee
BoYp's; s0Yp a. IS3a @ p MA s2340.
elec. supply, store. investment openings
other books elk, -S35-S45 wk; compton,
eter oper, expr.. $40 wk.; sales openings:
salary. open. Miss Black, BOYD'S. 1888
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

NEW YORK OR BOSTON, leave Thursday
5 pm. or to am. Friday, return late
Sunday good car, all new tires. ME-
5549
DRIVING Los ANGELES March 8: take 3
passengers; help drive. share expenses
IA, 414S after pm
WILL SHARE expenses and driving with
party with car going 10 L. A, Calf, on or
about March / NONINS. RE Al46
Evening star., 1946-03-06
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

COUPLE. white. exper. wants situation as
cook and butler; lst-foor work. Box 461-
r, Star 81
Evening star., 1946-03-06

DGs STORE with 4-room apt Business
barrel.
Groc., meat mkt, a nice clean store
BUS. 81 900 weekly; al cash business
Rent, $50; no beer; $4,000, good will
Groc., meat mkt; bus, Sl,500. all cash
business, short hours. Phone MA. 140S
JOSEPH KLEIN CE 1870
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T RAILERS.

NEED GOOD TRAILER, accept one part
PEmt Rieh Ss750 es 50Fm wo 95lck house mr. sscn
cash or terms. VINCENT'S TRAILER PARK,
NEW kOZY, Platt ana Superior; many good
your trailer RIcHTER u, aRAILER Nd Sal SALES
Plymouth TRAILER, SIT, is4G for
sale with permanent bed and studio couch
automatic hot water new duotherm heater
and blower, marine toilet with flush pump,
good tires and elec. brakes; porch table,
closet, utility shed and extras may go with;
ideal for couple with child ready TO move
in, Call on Lot No. 7 at Temple Trailer
T RHke and TflegraPh Td aeS Va
WANTED-TWo-wheel iuegage trailer. mex,
pensive; with bumper hitch. Cali after 6
HoUsE TRAILER f1 Tor salt sale. iFoust" ST. lift,
complete kitchen, 6-ply tires: reasonable.
RGE f g. Ss5 Mf E4n q neg and ya
- month I'm finance terms terms Iuggage Il tfailers
equipment, heaters, beds. helper springs,
etc. Repair service on all kinds Of trail,
wisconsin ave. wv, Wo. 1881. Open
NEW 1916 DRExLER COACHES now
private sleeping quarters, . doors, lantern
roof providing ample ventilation and head
room. ample storage space. Call TRAILER
COACH SALES CO., Ma. 1894, or D1. 2S01
after 80 pm IS
1915 ROYAL COMMANDER. 4 mos. old;
electric refgr., brakes; must sell: located
st 9l9 Sligo ave, Silver Spring: Nd.
HOUSE TRAILER for sale, 20-ft. . rms;
priced for quick sale HI. 1496-W.
~ SCHULT LUXURY LINER, tandem
wheels, toilet, hot-water heater, electric
brakes, screened-in porch, complete with
heater, bottle-gas stove; new top; will
consider smaller trailer in trade. S. c.
MCPHERSON, Lot ii5, Temple Trailer
Village, Alexandria, Va. 6*
NEW MOON trailer, in excellent condition;
good tires. brakes; price, $1,000 Apple
ton-Cherry Hill Trailer Camp. Berwyn. Nd
1912 PLATT de luxe, 2S-ft., elec refriger-
ator. tandem wheels. electric brakes F.
GRIFFIN, Cherry Hill Trailer Park, lSt
trailer behind store. Berwyn, Nd. ="
HOUSE TRAILER, welded airplane tubing.
canvas and plywood construction. light
and strong, 12-foot; iceboX, sink, folding
table, sectional inner-spring mattress
plenty cupboard space. See it at 43lO
Bladensburg I'd. Hyattsville 5494, week
TRAIER. make, Montgomery Ward; good
cof 1ltlon; price, S49. 80. BOWMAN SERV-
ICE, 1880 Georgia ave. NV. Phone GE
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATING UNIT. small
size, complete: suitable trailer. boat or
apt. ]. E. PORTER. Canary Trailer Park,
Route ], BerWyn, Md
Evening star., 1946-01-06
Business Briefs

General Business Activity is ex-
panding, according to the index of
Business Week, which stood at 1888
for the latest week VS.. 172.7 in the
previous week, 1897 month ago
and 23l.4 year ago. :
The South May Become the Ma
TONS new industrial frontier" re-
ported the Index published by the
New York Trust Co. Wartime activ-
ity has telescoped industrial develop
ment of a generation into a few
years and the South's labor supply,
wealth of resources, favorable cli-
mate and ample power supply favor
further expansion, the Index added
Production of Automobiles and
trucks in the United States and
Canada approximated 10000 units
in December. and is expected to
ing to the first postwar issue of
Wards Reports.
Lumber Production declined again
in October, falling $3.50 below the
preceding month, the CPA an
nounced. Strikes in the West &C
counted for the drop. Eastern out
put rose 6.4%o.
Paper Output in the week ended
December % was at 1920 of capacity
VS.. 965%o in the previous week and
629o for the like 1914 week, reported
the American Paper & Pulp Asso-
citation.
Retail Egg Ceiling for top grades,
down 4 cents a dozen since Christ
mas, will continue to drop at least
a cent a week through early March,
the OPA said.
A.P.W. Products Co. registered
with the SEC 50 ,000, 900 of first mort
gage and collateral trust 20-year SO
sinking fund bonds and 10000 shares
of capital stock, par IS, for refund
ing and expansion purposes.
Helena Rubenstein, Inc, earned
$670,505 or 1882 a share in IL
months ended September 80 VS..
$879,09l or $494 in the previous
year.
Time, Inc, purchased the Henne-
pin Paper Co. of Little Falls, MINI.
st. Regis Paper Co. will operate the
mill for a time.
Wilson e. Co. declared a dividend
of 20 cents a common share, payable
March l, first payment on the stock
since 1887.
Commonwealth & Edison Co. de-
clared dividend of IS cents share,
payable February l, unchanged
from the previous quarterly pay
mentS.
Neisner Brothers, Inc. sales for
December totaled $6,046,137, a gain
of 1870 from a year ago; for the
year, $38,869,267, an increase of
1.7%.
Lit Brothers stockholders ap-
proved sale of the department stores
buildings and land in central Phila-
delphia to the University of Penn
sylvania for $4,187 500. Lit will con-
tinue to operate the property under
long-term lease The sale will
eliminate the firms mortgage debt
and strengthen its tax position.
Zenith Radio Corp. request for
more air space for frequency modu-
lation broadcasting will be heard by
the FEC January l6.
National Airlines appointed Col
rGeorge E. Gardner executive vice
Evening star., 1946-01-06
AUroMoTlvE MISCELLANEOUS.

nAhLEf f-DANIDSON, 1888, eX. cond.; new
niLeS; ph; Tlnter Eos shield; f,t S295; within oPA.
GUN GREASE, heavy grade. Cross Country.
S3-i6, size, regularly priced at S2.9S. now
SSS,4S r,1qah On sale auto accessory depts..
NV; 9lI Bladensburg rd. ne.
TIRE RECAPPING-Eight- hour service by
appointment. Leave your car at 8 am,
HR ssi fTSGs by
recapping mechanics. All work guaran-
teed; Ample parking facilities PALDER
4 nv HANNA N 47l6 R. / ave, Hyyatttsyille
CAR CAR RREFINIsHED-Now is the time to
have your car relnished by master paint
eTS in one Of WaSningtons largest mSd,
mate now! OURISMAN- -MANDELL. Chevro-
let; 18th and Good Hope, rd. Sc. AT. 44O0.
S1e FAsrIEf II SS3Ps'f sS5 G1 III ug
REcAPPISG aFf' SG in Wash. 1-day service: guar S
antee Wogsmanshp leave ths eaF befeTe
SaIi SAEEs sss e. IN zS$ P$7 St. ne, Phone Ii T.
sPoTLIGHTs, one pair; will fit any make
automobile; oa t6 excssllent condition UN. @S54'
USED TIRES1Used truck and pass. tires,
al sizes: new truck tires. DRISCOLL TIRE
SERVICE. 400 Hunt pl; ne, corner Mimi;
HAVE YOUR CAR rehnished by master
painters in one of Washingtons largest
modern auto refinishing plants; Prewar
esemse pan hSE fAssIf ilID cnES lS[
MOTORCYCLE, Harley Davidson, 1871, 81;
excellent condition; new, Duco paint; much
RFs n Ga Oh hrs 'osG Also Used
SHOP, 1112 9th st. NV. Ma s54S0. 10'
Evening star., 1946-01-06
.Chicuqo Livestock

CHICAGO, Jan. 8 tF1 SDA).-Salable
hogs, 1000 (estimated): total unavailable:
compared with week ago all weights and
sows 35 to 80 cents lower
49, salabls cattle, 500 Estimated; total
Receipts more than double last weeks
run: choice steers steady to so lower.
other grades so to LOO, mostly 100
down; more decline in instances on low
choice steers such as frequently sold well
above 1850 last week; heiferS 50-75
lower; cows active but 25 off; bulls strong
vealers firm: stock cattle in very light
supply, steady: largely fed steer and heifer
run; closing trade active at decline: most
steers closed at 14.50-17 80; only strictly
choice kinds bringing 1900; both heifers
and mixed steers and heifers up to 1900:
bulk fat heifers, 13.50-16.25; good and
choice beef cows. IL .50-14.50; top, IA go.
paid for load lots scaling 1916 pounds;
most beef cows 9.50-12. so, with Gamers
and cutters al 7.25-S.25: COW market con-
tinued active as week closed: bulls again
very scarce, weighty sausage offerings to
1925 and heavy fat bulls to 400; few
SAUSAGE offerings above II so, however, or
fat bulls above 1875; vealers, 1880 down,
with choice heavies 400 down.
Salable sheep, 500 lestimatedl; total
Unavailable; compared Friday last week
Wooled slaughter lambs 25-40 lower with
late trade active at the decline, clipped
lambs weak to % lower, yearfings very
scarce, other classes mostly steady; run
included the first Colorado fed lambs of
Evening star., 1946-01-06

president and a member Of the
Executive Committee.
Go0derham e. Worts, Ltd, elect
ed John E. Fineran president.
New York Curb Exchange re-
nominated Edwin Posner to serve a
year as chairman of the Board of
Governors.
Evening star., 1946-01-06

the season. with about a dozen loads
BILE; good and choice native and fed wooled
Western lambs, 14.50-15.25; top on post
holiday markets. II. .S5, except one load
choice 115-pound Wisconsins, 1900; II
loads fed clipped lambs with No. ! and
fall shorn pelts, 13;65-14.40 40: deck strictly
good and choice 110-pound weights, u so;
few good to choice fed yearlings, 12.25-
1915 common to choice SLAUGHTER ewes:
6.O0-7 65, with four. loads strictly good
ferings at the latter price; several loads
shortfed lambs went back to the country
for further feeding at 13S515.25; good
and choice neshy kinds. l 900 and l5.2b.
Evening star., 1946-01-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Cont.

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE (Cont.) .
PH asRouEx esp. 1899 sf faan Eaas sRs hfas
6IbsIoBfEE4 h 4GSS 1883 4-door sedan. s-cylin-
eenT fa09 arc hHSseT MoR sxs Whn 4PA
oLDSMoBILE 20 1910 2-door touring Sc
| dan; radio, heater and defroster. good run
S Heme ssne d auas s93 ssd EsN eas
Ga. ave. and Kenyon sts. NV. RA 9733.
oPfR MsyeBInEs aad sundsybs nossb e radio
heater. fan; motor overhauled last month
t53s %lthip ora Ceiling Adams Gss6s, go: faos
S495; below oPA ceiling; no dealers.
EbeF1y noe s9ny5 2 s5s Rs'rish sch
5000; Room 4o2, Tivoli, bldg. =,
and heater, good tires, perfect mechanical
ssSn55a0n sSRs PFfs fSs srss
sts NV. RA. 9723. Open evenings and
oPA ceiling, ST, ,46S, La sale 1910 4-door door
sedan; within thin ceiling, S1,050. Private par
as vsa op4 Pass @ss:as sna
PAGkARfD' ffTGS San i54s TK 23ee psssenger sedan lmo
sTp sTe WoLBoRN sSsaBc4d 4Tde MofoRs' 5000 Georgia
fAGkAaP aaa bssPe 9Ss Ssek 4GSoE @
6s S5S SSsEEs $hn u5 SFA s
PAcKARp 1887 model 10 e. 30 9iS sedan. hn S4S5 9SS
Wit3in oPA ceiling CAROLINA MOTOR
BabES; Bob Terrett etpo Wisconsin ave. Wo. 1886
PACKARD 1888 4-door; r. and h., new
SS esas 'fpF so4 1eiwoos R5Gs ace s.
PPLYMogTH, Pi:, taxi new motor, with pyc;
I pm: sun, Ho, 3oi9. :.
PLYMOUTH 1895 2-door. black: needs re-
pairs; storage years; $3.50, below oPA
PLYMoUTH 1910 club coupe. $685.. with
m men oPA oT Seilins Gs3A for desirable NV apart
PoN1TiIAc 1871 sport sedan-coupe. two
tone excellent condition; ) good tires; ra-
dio and heater: S1,025, within OPA ceiling
No dealers. Call UN. 1854 or Box 4l9-C.
Pontiac 1894 2-door sedan: "as is;
S242; many other cars to choose from.
MANHATTAN AUTO g. RADIO CO., 1905
PoNTiAcT : 1887 4-door de luxe, r, h. mo-
tor oyerhaLed S5l6, within ceiling. 1901
PONTIAC, 1911 sedanette streamliner;
ceiling cARoLINA MOTOR SALES, 800
STUDEBAKER 194l Commander 4-door
sedan; heater; OPA ceiling as is. 81 ,064: :
our price, S995, for quick sale. BOWMAN
GE. 1856
WILL SELL 1910 Plymouth club coupe
$685., OPA ceiling. with radio, heater, for
desirable NV. apt OIL. 0S34.
1897 DE SOTO convertible I'd. sedan
$500 cash; below OPA ceiling. 35l7 T ST.
SPECIAL built racer model motor; new
top battery, upholstery; best offer. EN-.
TAXI. excellent condition, new motor ra-
dio heater. leather upholstery. good
buy. BELMONT SHE'LL GAS STATION,
corner 18th and Belmont NV
DIAMOND CAB, Al Plymouth, radio,
heater. in perfect condition will consider
trade for small car. l249 Mt. Olivet rd.
N Anf hotn n
Evening star., 1946-01-06
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. jan: 5 GP1,-Moderately
strong demand held grain futures prices
higher most of the time today, despite
early profittaking in wheat, following re-
ports OF fairly good general rains in the
Great Plains region.
Wheat rallied after the initial liauida-
ton was absorbed and showed fractional
gains at times
Commission houses were good buyers Of
rye and cams OF around cent bmshel
were reports that within the last 10 days
the United Kingdom has purchased more
than a million bushels of the grain, but
1t was. not known whether all of it was
from the United States.
Brokers heard a report that Great Brit
ain has asked export offers of wheat to be
submitted Monday. Several exporters were
understood, however. to have indicated they
cannot comply because they have no sup
plies on hand and are unable to acquire
them.
Wheat closed unchanged to "a higher
than the previous finish; May 1.s0hs; corn
higher, May 757s-76; rye "a to 2'4 higher.
May I.75ls-H.; barley UNCHANGED to u low
Evening star., 1946-01-06
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Jan. 5 GF.-CIosing for.
eign exchange rates follow (Great Britain
in dollars. others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open mar.
ket, 3/16 per cent discount or 0S1K
U. s. cents, UNCHANGED.
Europe-Great Britain, S4.03h, un.
changed; France tfranc), .S45, UNCHANGED
Latin Observation-Disclosures free. 24.64
down .03 Of cent; Brazil free, 5.25
Mexico, 20.65
Evening star., 1946-01-06

Bonus with this offer. A
brochure that lays down in
clear, non-echnical Ian
suage. the cardinal princi-
pies of sound investing.
Important for use with our
confidential Buy List.
Invaluable for the beginner
important for the in
formed investor.
Evening star., 1946-01-06
|Odd-Lot Declines

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5 P.--The Sc
transactions by customers with odd-iot
dealers or specialists on the New York
Stock Exchange for January 4: 1857 pur-
chases involving 1924 shares, 1864
sales involving 125,306 shares, including
short sales involving 273 shares.
Back the attack on imitation with
Victory Bonds.
Evening star., 1946-01-06
WhyPrompt Action Should EnabIe You
to Profit In the Second Phase of the
Bull Market Which Appears Ahead

There are tremendous forces in exist
ence which will spur this country into
peacetime prosperity.
Anticipated buying power and demand
Of the American people will be trans
lated into terms of corporation earnings
which, in turn, are reflected in higher
stock prices. Wise investors ,riH atbreei-
ate this and lay the foundation nosp for
future profits from common stocks.
Evening star., 1946-01-06

sCHLEGEL & GOLDEN
h, ,-.-, --- S1,21O
trans, heater - 1894
and h. 1921
h. - 1,572
~ Plymouth coupe; r. and h. 914
20 Buick Buick 81" 4-dr. sedan, r. and h. 1.22o
40 Plymouth coupe; r. and h. 754
40 Hudson Country Club sedan: r.
,oo and h. --.. 1,1s6
40 h; -, 20
heater --- .-.- ---- 657
3S studebaker comdr. 4-dr. sedan; n; Nv
~ chrysier Royal; r. and HI SIS
,:$s so P91dtiac p1dt Sos ea5riolet and 4s6
SCEHLEG6L SC EdasS & GoLDEEN, 3d. 255 Carroll ST.,
COMPARE THESE CARs--A tine selection
trade. OPA ceiling prices and some below.
Buy from an old established BUICK
AZ Ford Tudor sedan, extra-large
4? Dodge dl coupe; r. and h., f dr.. 1883
Plymouth Sp. d. J. sed., T. and h. 1,071
Al Packard 2-door sedan, small 6
Al Packard Clipper sed., r. and n j ,695
Al Chrysler Windsor 4-door sedan,
vac. drive; r. and h. ---- 1895
II Buick Super sed., T. and h. LAS
Al Dodge custom brougham, r. and
h, fluid drive 1909
low mileage r and h.~----- 1854
~ Mercury conv coupe. r. and h. 1875
Al Nash big conv. coupe, r. and
h. good top, roomy, rear seat .365
Many others to choose from. HYATTS-
VILE BUICK CO.. WA. 4I11.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-05
Criminal Court
Jury Is Drawn
COMING REGULAR TERM TO
BE CONVENED ON
FEBRUARY 10

This morning a panel of &c
Jun orS was drawn for the next
regular term of criminal court,
which, Judge Caro- said, will be
convened on February IL, The
list:
Victor Russell, Harry T. Rus
sell, George S. Richardson, Moses
Merriman, VIM. Ralph Pratt,
Roosevelt Sands, Jefferson H.
Knight, Jr., Robert M. Saunders,
Walter ], Roberts, Oliver c.
Kemp.
James w. Russell, J. Harry
Richardson, c. D. Riggs, Bertis
Sterling, Everett V. Kinsman, Ru-
dolph H. Sands, Lennie Roberts,
Everett L. Sawyer, James H. Rus
sell, John w. Russell.
Laurie T. Alonzo, Wenceslao
Garcia, Charles l.. Russell, Her
man F. Albury, Julio Perez, Yer
non Lowe, ST., William j. Radice,
Albert H. Lopez, John H. Rankin,
William M. Albury.
James Mckinney, Grover c. AL
bury, Shered w. Newlan, Earl C.
Sawyer, j. A. ViHareal, c. c. Arm
old, William r. Gordon, Quintan
Lopez, Harry Shaw, William J.
Harlow.
Charles l. Parks, Henry B.
Moss, George E. Hinde, Tom
Wynn, John c. Peoples, Jack r.
Williams, Earl o. Roberts, Firmin
Vidal, Samuel Stevens, Earl Nc
Gee. ''''Eih . - A'1 - =
Herbert Pinderg, John C. De
laney, Charles o. Anderson, Jo-
seph w. Sawyer, Robert Stanford
Watkins, Otto Aguero, Leonard
W. Roberts, Charles A. Vidal, Ho-
racio Sanchez and James A. Rid
ley.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-05
CLAIMED HE WAS BRIT
ISH-TRAINED. LIFE :
LONG ENEMY OF ia
PANS TOTO
GHy Associated Prcss)

MANILA, Feb. 5.-Lieutenant
General Homma, on trial here as
d war criminal, took the stand
today to testify in his own be-
half
He spoke in English with a
british accent He said that he
was trained, and for that
reason had been a lifelong enemy
OF TOTO, who was German-train-
cd, and on whom Homma placed
the blame for Japan's war with
the United States and Great Brit
ain.
Homma said his British indOc-
trination was such that he had
been able to see readily the flu
tility of his country's going to
var with the United States and
Great Britain, but added that he
had no say ABOUT the matter be-
cause of Tojo's hostile attitude
toward him.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-05
Striking LOngShOTenI5n ignore
COvn't pleas To Resume Work
RESENTFUL OVER RE-
PORT THAT GOVERN
ME- WAS GOING TO
Open. lie TUGS
t.y Associated Ptcssl

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Mcmbcr5
here of the International Long
shoremen's Union, numbering g.
500, were rcsentful today over the
report that the government was
going to take over the operation
OF the 400 tugs and bargcs operat-
ed in local waters.
The strikers ignored the pleas
of government ,conciliators to re-
turn to work until a settlement
OF the wage dispute is made. They
replied with yells of Let Truman
lun the tugs"
Head of the union in this area
then appealed to them to go back
to work, but they floutcd his sug-
gcStion.
A major fuel shortage is OK
pccted in four days, and, as one
third Of fUodstuffS that enter the
city are brought here in bargcs,
it is feared that an acute food
shortage will result if the strike
is prolonged Il week.
II was because of those contin-
gcncies, the conciliators pointed
out, that the men were asked to
call their strike off while a con-
ference is held to determine if an
agreement can be reached with
tugboat owners. -.....
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-05
Lieut.. Atwell
Heads Police
Athletic AssO.
HE AND CHIEF EISNER WILL
CONTACT SCOUT AND CIV
&c ORGANIZATIONS LEAD
ERS

Lieutenant Ray Atwell has
been appointed head of the Pc
lice Athletic Association by Pol
ice Chief Louis Eisner. Mr.. At
we'll informed The Citizen today
that he had accepted the position
Lieutenant Atwell is a well
known scout leader of the city
and stated today that he will i'm
mediately begin contarting the
various scout leaders of the city
to form athletic teams and en-
gage in the active athletics
planned by the PALS.
Mr.. AtWell also announced that
Father Johnson of the Catholic
Church has volunteered the hall
which was formerly used by the
Noes USO for use by the PALS
as soon as it is vacated. A big
dance is planned for the Junior
Crowd when permission to use
the hall is finally granted, Mr..
Atwell said.
Various other civic groups in
the city will be contacted by Mr..
AtWell and the Chief of Police
who will remain active in the
work and councils selected in
various parts of the city and
welded into a unified whole.