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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-07
LOCAL QUOTATIONS

Furnished by Allen C. Ewing e. Co.
BID ASKED
Aviation Shares soc 4.99 5.42
ACL of Conn 4.00a 81 81 3-4
Boston Fund 2.16b
EX Div .16c 1881 IL AZ
Carolina Insurance 1.40a rs "
Chase National Bank Goa 35 3-4 81 3-4
McBee .40a IL
Mass Inv TT 1.89b 1888 27.45
Nat Transit Co. 7-S
Nat Tran Pump & Mch Co 1-S 3-4
Peo Saw Bank g. TT 5000 30
Red Rock Bot unc., Ga) IA Ia
Sec Nat Bank 30c 27
Standard Stoker 5000 81 IA % Ia
T w P Common .6Oa I "a Ia
Viii Saw & Tr 2.OOc 40
a. Indicated annual dividend rate.
b. Income and profits dividends paid
in past IL months.
c. Paid in 1916.
The above quotations are nominal and
are believed to be indications Of the
price at which the securities may be
purchased or sold.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-07

heavy bulls; vealers about steady
at $500 down; stockers and feed
ers steady to strong.
Evening star., 1947-07-16
SITUATIONS WOMEN Cont }

GIRL LICENSED elevator ODeF" night Or day
GIRL. colcTed, desires JOB as receptionis.
GIRL, colored, desires job in office as typist,
fle clerk. or operating office machines.
GIRL, colored. wants Job as waitress; has
ABc cerd: prefer nightwork. DU. 2234
CIR GIRL, Ao soleEsd; aass wants s.h.w. or waitress
HAND Han ~ iAGSDREss GS1s desires laundry work
70 DO at home; experienced and relisele.
MEDICAL SECRETARY, high school grad
uate,- inexperienced but willing to learn
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. wishes care
Of elderly person children or In conVales-
sHslsgTREb fsnS hamf bo S6ksR ess college background
4 yrs nursing experience; Silver Spring,
Md, permanent residence; single; would
es nesbS poStiSn bdsD. in aGet0s Sc gs4s ONCE or II
SECRETARY, college education, 10 yrs
experience in private industry, desires DO
so4Rwess 4R ssuas Washnatoa naVf 5das aas sP
sEcRETARY; expert stenos., by hour or
thors' manuscripts. etc. Excel. ref. OR,
spg soss ss sadsss
secretarial, and stenographic exper5ennace. 5na
BLK Hk TIN TiNisHER, Her experienced would Ike
YOUNG GIRL, i s., to take care Of children;
either day or night. OR: lsoI: &c
ehilds nurse: stay nights. 443 Newton pl.
NV. TIA. O492. 10
WOMAN middle-aged. desires light duties
in Catholic Rectory or Sisters Convent.
or small home of employed adults. Box
WOMAN, colored, reliable. as janitress
with quarters. 172 Mississippi ave- Sc.
EDITH CROWDY. janitor's apt
WOMAN, colored, desires position as
Kitchen worker in boarding house, doctor s.
cleaning Offices in apt. bldgs. HO. 3111.
IL
WANTED, by experienced nurse, day-night
duty, S35 wk. excellent references. Cali
GIL. 5557. ,
WANTED. baby sitting by two middle aged
women: best Of references given. Box
1927, Star. lS
Evening star., 1947-07-16
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, desires housework; 5 or 5H
days per week; no cooking. Lu 59os. -io
4s fIk swann wants sp Phone OF No ssae
GIRL. colored. wants day ya2E 9T pa Part oaEH time
work, frst-claSs worker. Can RE. T94o
GIRL colored, desires days work compe-
tent. energetic and thorough. Lu. 4o3O
Ie GIRLS @ e., colored. desire sob as nurse
maids So general eHga housewoFk; no eoof}7ns' 17
Girl. CIR 20 eolored, wants nursemaid or days
GIRL GIRL coiored. Gi best of references. wants
eaEi iRI WeGk eoiored Dr. desires ee2e nursems,d work
mothers helper. or days work. Ho. se26.
enced worker; ref. MI 3771 after s.
GIRL. coiored reliable with references.
wishes PARTING ySrk, iron from 3 to 3 morn
GIRL colored wants job as mothers !, help- do
R e9o5e 95 DO ssKns ca ats HD sse
PER, time; Isf rI7lsbs Pc 557si 7ssi,bs, lob
mothers helper or cleaning apis; i-e 5-aay
GIRL. colored, reliable. wishes daywork'
GIRL. colored. desires days work or bH
days per week; best references. MI $3.50. :
HoUSEKEEPER, lady, settled. white. live
LADY. seoiared. wishes pa5t-time Job $50
am. until pm. Call at pm. Ii. 657O.
WOMEN (2>, colored. want work part
time, 8 to 12 or days work; honest. de-
pendable and pleasant, fond OF children
Call EX. 2T56.
work light laundry, cooking; live out; nc
Sunday; "a day Thurs. Ho. e161.
WOMAN, colored desires days work OF
part time, Mon. Tues, Thurs, Fri. Call
after I pm; refs; ME. 3O5O:
WOMEN t2). colored. wish g.h.w. or take
care semi-inyalid or children. AID. 4552
YOUNG WOMEN, colored, desire general
housework; no Sundays, no staying nights
Call ME- 1863 16'
i HAVE AVAILABLE, Mon. and Fri, my
unusually fine girl. honest, reliable ano
yrs reference. MRS. RICHARDSON, WO.
S6O3
Evening star., 1947-07-16
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED--Modern
training in all subjects, day, night and
part.time classes; get our free cstslogue;
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, approved
i34o N. Y. ave-. ME- 777s. Estab- 1918.
GOING TO JAPAN? To be independent
and enjoy life from the first, begin now
to learn japanese. For an experienced
teacher. phone RA: 313e; 49, =,
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture, all
suhieets taught Approyed d By ye GoyeEnmsnt 1TI
COLLEGE. 1910 G ST. NV. DI. 1852
PIAN0.By concert artist minors, adults
GONZALEZ. 1924 Columbia rd. NV: D1.
3nSI,,.p 6l22 ,,.No s ,,rd,o, +lsa,+ asa
in short time: results guar: approved for
GI training. CHARLES NEWMAN STUDIOS.
1905 G st. NV, ME. 400. RA. $500
HAVE YOUR CHILD ready for school In
the fall, by private instruction in diff
6cult subjects. FAIRFAX TUTORING, MA.
S767 -22
cultured widow of European diplomat;
English tutor for foreigners, Ho. 1923. ::
Rights. For details, call OIL. SSSS.
Evening star., 1947-07-16
S-14 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. G.
Is
HOME IMP. COMPANIES tcont.)

BRICKWoRK, expert workmanship. ansfdTc.s CHM Inn
sDa's5 RsFsssE g sSHR5ss
eaKFkNTaY e9 4ssT ssasf aSD PAINTING and general dS
eSPsEs cEMESf q MokK VI kas stone MA
terraces walks. ehimneys nsepaees wsfIs Is
MARcuccio. MAR Jt aei r. Rte. 4, Horners lane. Rock
vile Nd; Phone RSckyilIs e, S5ss- roo,,2ss M2s
driveways porches, basement hoors. steps;
old and new work. c. GALEA. AT. 1884. 1884
asShsWaedehi hsisSt; erse9ed ets dries
SnssE p oi e. SarRsnfEEN NeR sRd CO concrete Tsrk
sEMyE 60; pIs 1927, 49,.
ING CONTRACTORS. INC.. 1872 Wiscon-
HRATfNGWon he aTf' furnaces and oil burners
complete hot-watef radiation systems with
summer and winter domestic hookup; ex,
Enc faslasfS9s 'is Z Pss svs
lHSSi HOME Al And 'cosiMEK 'ccoosaiMEKc1AL REPAIRS, also
WARNER wa fsaeecs coNfRAGTNG sffszt1sa. Con
70 Z pm, Call AID. 1886: ewes. call oso NO.
HOME HEATING ExPERTs-warm air,
hot water, coal, oil, gas. repairs: con-
aeg aeM Wbaut
G6usE G6 as'Pi PAINTING, gen. repairing: reas.
iSS s. 8 ssss
feature na Tsev hs ssn,s ss ,ass
SaSsln worm iinoieum dH sink tops peTmanentiy Re.
placed. general improvements. MODERN
Fs2NFrSS HENF S2' phfEkfNG; He SfaG2 rrAsrEnNa floor
So eAles.ltt, mos to pay. Can any time IA. sSs4.
PAffNG NHgaER pAPERIN EiisR 30 ksmtonine and
Eses1a! aesiEsd a0ms ST. feBs5s 5ss9. 0y veteran
guar. rl''Us' WORK: est. ST. 1875. GILBERT Il
EAMkrSN FAffKISS fAIsTIas kR 41ss floor ret,n,shnr,
at fair prices. A. r. sEELYE Co. Dl.
psIy ho@: Rnatns
service unexcelled. Call MI. 61sS. BASILE
PkoMPT PkoMH1 SERVICE, remodelins. .redecoFat-
sEELYE CO, DI. 1927.
tE.s ee%sre nAT6Nh yHS5 hGqs fs
RooFiNG, etdFS sIDfNG, Storm windows. CON con-.
oP 6 repair or sDnse soHn
estimate. call Mr.; IsARD, Taylor 9a27; 9g2,7,;
II. PEACHEY g. SON, 431S Lawrence St
(Colmar Manor, Brentwood. Nd, UN
shin sfHINGL1NG AND sDING-Asphalt shin
giles, asbestos and brick siding on all types
of buildings; all work under supervision OF
civil engineer with 80 years experience.
NEW SURFACE ROOFING CO., 81. 1875.
HYATTsvILLE CONTRACTING co. -
Rooflng, siding, guttering painting. paper
t,1ry. II at,fo nod InvuY - "
ment low monthly terms. For free esti-
mate. call WA. 1886. days or ewes.
Evening star., 1947-07-16
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO DETROIT, July Is or 2I;
want refined lady pass; ref. MRS, R.,
OMAN. AK. 3740. 10.
The TRAVELLERS REGISTER for car own
ers and guests; share expenses; refs. eX-
changed: cars to all cities; California
daily. 1921 N. Y. ave: NV, RE. 6ss9. n
I HAVE ROOM FOR 3 riders to go to Cal
tforsia. July 21st. 1947. MR.. BROWNE
%AAisSG %ANTES LADY PASSENGER to wisconsin
pegsrti9pg, p,71gn yay RAT 1sth TetgTnin.s aE .i Aus
LEAVING FOR NEW YORK, July 10, re-
turning July 20: new Buick sedan, can &C
eommodate 2: MI. 52S5. !S
COLORED ARTIST, going to HOLLYWOOD
last of July, will carefully deliver your car
10 West Coast: experienced, careful driver
Phone North 7441, 1916 1lth st. NV, 19'
ATLANTIC CITY. 1947 Pontiac sedan;
leave any time, return any time. door-to-
door service: S. each way, Nj, 9737. -l7
cruiser. with owner and wife; can accom-
fnodate 4 guests: leaving Annapolis about
July 25 for Palm Beach; return train or
bus: beautiful, lazy, safe trip on inland
waterway; excellent meals, good beds,
spend each night in different port sight
seeing in Savannah, Charleston, st. Angus
tine: fishing. swimming, shooting from
bost: congenial guests or couples preferred;
Sl75 per person includes all expenses: ref
Srences exchanged. Reply at once. Box
RSQ-S Star -1S
Evening star., 1947-07-16
REPAIRS and SERVICES tcont.,.

RADIO TROUBLE: Pree estimate. WORK
RHp13 gaos Friday and
saseFdsAi sRaEFKIGAEiRAT1oN AND RADIO service
On all makes; same location 20 yrs; buy
amt sneed se assd rs ST. xGnk
RsFk1SEkA11oS, sfiS Ct kA ON .ircondt,onins re-
WORK. eS' prompt service. RELIANCE. AID.
fRiEiF2RR1GERAT1oN-we specialize on com
APPLIANCE Co. 415 e. Capitol, IL 632s. .
|REFRIGERAToRs, commercial and do
guaranteed. TN RADIO SALES = sERV-
ICE. 5437 Macarthur blvd. NV. EN-. 1872
KEFR1GERAToKs. MOTORS. WASHING 1IS.i
BSe fBS &C.
kEMobEIING our speciality: r, give ri Us S, 2 2
CO, General Contracting, 1246 goth ST.
RooFs Roo a. AFfkiEp. Filled PAINTED, repaired;
gutter and spout work. Phone 81. !ne3'
ROOFING. timing, roof painting, repair
sasipIN lngi ggtteTing rim ans sD0uting. Call Mr.
slate Stag and tin roofs general Sheet IT.
metal WO1R, sutterIng ana QOWnSpOulS, ~
aspsy sSas honA aGSR ss m9s gRo%a S Pay 60 Call no
ROOFING REPAIR Of all kinds. cutters
and spouts and painting. MURRAY ROOF
SLIP COVERS AND DRAPES made to or
! der; all work done by experts; delivery 4 ons
xefk Mook aSee ss Gt sS St fabrics aR RE- EAESE d2
STONE AND CEMENT WORK: stone re-
| tanning walls, fiagstone terraces. also
walks, steps, driveWayS porches, etc: for
Ess FEAST saRass EaRR AT Istes ssss s
as $4 Daily service, starting new route,
Hyattsyille and vicinity. ROBERT COR
fYPEWkITIRs ffi TI cleaned. oiled and sdiussed.
AYpETk Az work IY gHapantseds re l177: UNITED
Ts Of 'D stes arcs Sae
| efdcient service; free estimates. WASH
INGToM I { UPdHnoeLsTERING PHO CO.. 1909 H ST.
VENETIAN BLINDS. cleaned. retaped. re-
finished or recorded; prompt service; new
blinds n ,9M aluminium y G5 stesl
VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED, CSC up to
:! ft. wide and 7 #. long. Have your blinds
| thoroughly cleaned by our modern machine
method. WASHINGTON SHADE 4 AVN AVN
WAsSiSG M iH Nj MAchlNE 81 and d" refEr: no repair s
guar. ACME RADIO & APPLIANCE co.
4O16 Ga. ave. GE. 46SS. 8 m. to 8 pm
WILL TAKE SMALL JOBS of painting ex-
terror and al1, INTERIOR 5 evenings and THURS
ADD BEAUTY and value, to your home
with a Cartex asphalt driveway, IL yrs.
experience building fine driyeways. VIC
TORY ENGINEERING CO. UN. 4126.
Evening star., 1947-07-16
PERSONAL.

ES WoMRM 0a st g e. so Naa
also contain vitamin B1, calcium. Be de-
lighted with new pep-or money back.
Atft Fl a FINE fEsfEias BEAurrFub CARE given % you,
everything furnished. Also children
01sP Teefs Vae m3oat akfS eh'0h aF 1t
sandbox and 24-hour supervision. In
spection invited. For information call
vacancy in nursing home. bed or ambu-
latory patient. 24 hour nursing care. tray
GHosT eHtsf WR1TING WRITING of speeches, articles,
books. reports, radio scripts. letters Of ap-
Rlfffc6 sIfP eovERs fSf e. 5eeo
day delivery. Your fabric or ours. DAIG-
NEAULT. Decorators.
hngerwave. SOC. No appointments: Al
1NS 5n s09a BEs1TY p e'eessd cor4 eseaenss nsIo &
sso5 oU All aKE Mss srER Rrss eP IaAs a. gsss t.
BABY Sitter. teacher. each vii viii 20 Fairlins-
ton. Park Fairfax Beverly Hills, Va.
SLIP COVERS. draperies. upholsterins;
wide selection OF latest fabrics: quick: eff
Gent service: free estimates. WASHING
TON UPaOLSTERING CO., 1909 H st. NV.
BABY siTTERs REGIsTRY-Mothers, be
ss CAL DI sso9 for
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home: ne. or
& co, D1. 4254.. RE. 1888.
CALL EX. 1900 for radio dispatched cabs.
COMBINED CAB SERVICE. Door-to- door
service: day or night: IT.
nurses. airy rooms. best food tray service
AIrEkaToSs All kkans5s avs AND DT a6 afs
cial summer rate; plain dress hens, 81;
studio centrally located above Loew's Co
1umbia Theater. LEA ENGEL (formerly
CT D
Teiephone Tel 1oi Ex. 1903. S', INV f'A'' ~
HOME HEATING EXPERTS-warm air.
hot water, coal, oil, gas, repairs, conver-
sions, new installations: consultations and
estimates without obligation. Phone OR.
1899
ROOM FOR ELDERLY LADY or conva-
descent in lovely suburban home; porches,
trees, spacious grounds, tray service: doc
tors supervision. Box 1865. Star. -I7
WILLIAMS. formerly opposite May1ower;
reducing for gentlemen only; hrs, 6 to
pImnx Ph9ns 2nsr GL 81, 6I7@ :s.,., ~ r.n6'-s I6'
VICTOR GEORGE oV. 1927. ewes. 80
PERMANENT, 81. shampoo and finger
wave. 50c No appointments MABELLE
HONOUR sGHooL; 1S4o n N =, ave ave.
consciousness; air-cond. studio. MI. $3.50.
vEITCH STREET KINDERGARTEN. board
ing and day school; enroll now for fall
terms BEGINNING in Sept 2 GIL; 562s; Nix Nix
COLLEGE STUDENT desires summer work,
general Office typing library. social work;
begin now. TR. 0623 after 5 pm L.
Evening star., 1947-07-16

radio, washing machine, new; 245 pieces
for $159. Atlas has new house l;e. full OF OF
PAS pieces, for S159. Save in every way
and make it easy in every way always at
Atlas. Atlas includes in this, outfit com
plete bedroom suite, bed, mqdern ,9sie no OF
Jenny Lind style, with beautiful cheSt
and dresser and mirror to match; full-
sized spring and mattress. with z pillows
You must see this suite to really appre-
ciate these unusual values. For living
room Atlas furnishes lovely divan. an an
sRd Th tables an
scape pictures which win enhance the
beauty Of the Living room For the dinette;
in various eolors. To complete this outfit
we add 103-piece china set, 35-piece
orator milk, cheese and butter set radio.
stove. a f-piece crystal set, 3 all-metal
peee dstaotSe Water tumbfer set and
in addition We give you standard make
washing machine, all complete, all brand
for the name, Atlas. and the number, 921.
purchase. Atlas sells At, deep-cut prices
na mes psp a and at Sn Gn
D m, Mondays and Thursdays until 8 pm.
Save in every way and make II easy in
every way always at Atlas SO Ssgp9s deposit re- re-
sTtEa snd ssRs It Atas Gsy sop % eO and
sure that you are in Atlas. To be sure
for the best values always-and in ell
ways-to be sure-be sure you are IN
our door Stop. look for the number. 921
on our door. Our one and only .snt entranes nee
sign. Stop. look and be doubly sure yoI
st. NV. DI. 3737. DI; 373s; Di: 373s
iiv. nm. suites, kit cabinet, Duncan Phyft
table and chairs, Hollywood beds; We DC
moving. storage. EDELMAN. 33o3 Ga, ave
Evening star., 1947-07-16
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS, remodeling, carpentry. plumb
ing, plastering. painting. etc: free esti-
mates; no money @ down; & G years ST to pay pay.
ALTERATIONS, ROOF PAINTING and re-
pairs, also inside and outside house paint
tng ssr2ente1R THES g. 203S roads
country roads and parking areas. Call GL.
kQ49; prompt service, free estimates. ~
Evening star., 1947-07-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GET YOUR BARGAIN--Sold by owner
3 acres land. store, building. stock, equip
nent with gas pump and tank living
quarters. Located at intersection Rt. 61u
and 645. Fairfax Station, Va. IL
COLORED-BAR AND GRILL on 14th st
n.w.-Real money-maker: large seating
capacity could net $500 per wk. easily
VIII sell or take partner. Call owner
AID. 947G, ask for HARRY. -l6
COL0RED-RESTAURA food only, mr.
14th and ''P'' SITS. NV; seats so; income
quoted about 500 day: rent, S115. with
long lease; S2,T00 down E. w. THURM
90S 10th St. NV, DI 1906
Evening star., 1947-07-16
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, ea1culstors cleaned
oiled and adjusted. All work susranteed.
RE 1177. UNITED TYPIwRrTER CO..
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, pur-
chased ana traded. repaired quickly; rea.
sonable; machines for sale, standards and
CO. 913 18th NV. Ins. Bldg. RE. 2S2s.
ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS-Carpen-
ter, cement, brick and plaster work done
nings and Sunday. Ex. 1916. Mr..
ALUMiNUM ROOF COATING, guaranteed
for s yrs. on tin, Stag and black roofs; z
times thicker than paint; auto. insulation;
rms. 10 to 80 degrees cooler; free est.
NEW SURFACE ROOFING CO, 81. 1885.
-22
RRICKI -Erenlaces chimneys re-
Evening star., 1947-07-16

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-14
II 6sl Women VIII
Try At Tampa 70
Get K. ". Meeting

Ten members Of the Key West
Business and Professional Wom-
ems, Club will 60 to Tampa to-
morrow to attend the state con-
,vention Of the Florida Business
and Professional Women and to
ask the Organization to- hold it,
board meeting next October in
Key West.
II is believed the board meet
ing will attract from rs to 100
women to Key West If the or
.ganization decides to- hold its
meeting here Later an attempt
may be made to bring q state
convention. to Key West. The
state meeting attracts from 500
TO 400 women,
The Key West delegation will
be registered at the : Hills
borough Hotel. Tampa. for the
meeting, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday.
The local delegation will be
headed by Mrs. Aloysia Van
GOidsn0ben, president Of the
club, and Mrs. Mary Lee Ora
ham, vice president Of the or
ganization.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-14
200 Murphy Act
Lots Sold Today

Two hundred parcels of prop
erty were sold from the Court
House steps today by County
Clerk Ross c. Sawyer under the
Murphy Act.
The property reverted to the
state for non-paynlent of taxes.
Much of the lands sold today
was in lots about so feet by 100
feet on Grassy Key. The new
owners paid from So to $l2.35 a
lot for the property, which COW
ers the costs to the county and
state.
"The land. under the Murphy
Act is sold and it thus goes back
on the tax rolls of the county"
said Clerk Sawyer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-14
Liquor Licenses,
Transfers O.K.'d
by County Salons

County Commission last night
approved of the transfer of two
liquor licenses to new owners,
and the issuance of liquor Ii
censes to two new places of bust
ness.
Transfers were approved OF
Ira M. Sullino to Guy Upton at
Marathon, and by Charles Hem
pie to Allan l.. Skipper at Rock
Harbor.
New licenses were approved to
H. T. Waters, proprietor of the
Manhattan Cafe. 80 Petronia
street, and to Arnold Alexander,
at 300 Petronia street, for Il
package store.
Appointment of Lee Mason as
a deputy sheriff was held up by
the commission pending an in
vestigation by the sheriff TO de-
termine if Mason is citizen of
the county.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-14
Man Found Guilty Of Driving
Cars Without State Licenses
Raymond S.. Scarborough who 4

Raymond S.. Scarborough who
runs a secondhand automobile
shop on Simonton street, was
found guilty by jury in Grim
inal Court today for operating a
car and trailer Without state
license tags for 1947.
Judge Thomas S. Caro- at once
fined Scarborough $25 and costs
and told the man to get Florida
licenses for his vehicles before
driving them on the highways.
The state inspector of motor
vehicles testified he had given
Scarborough three, citations di-
recting him to buy Florida Ii
censes. There was some question
of the state laws on the matter,
and the jury was, sent from the
courtroom while Attorneys Allan
B. Cleare. Jr., for the prosecu-
ton, and J. Y. Porter, Nv, for the
defense, argued the questions be-
fore Judge Caro-.
Scarborough testified that he
had been given only one citation,
and that was handed him yes
terday. He claimed the car and
the trailer were owned by his
brother who lives at st. Louis,
Mo-, and that he was driving the
vehicles to Missouri for him.
Court was resumed late this
aftcrngeH6pr the hearin&of other
cases.
The jury which heard the tes-
timony consisted of Julio Lace
donia, Philip Sanchez, Ray At
well, James R. Herring, Neil G.
Shea and George F. Sweeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-14

,totalitarian state party, in order
to obtain a university degree, a
passport, or to compete in exam
nations for government or quasi
government jobs.
Miss Franco, who, will be al
in September, attended a Fa-
.lange academy in the village of
Isl Pardol which surrounds the
palace residence Of her father.
The social service course iS de-
signed 10 complete the education
spf Spanish women .g s,
I A day in the life OF the Cen
eralissimo's daughter, aasi de-
Fscribed by sthe Spanish press.
started at 8 a. nj. with cales-
,thenics in the courtyard Of The
school. The, rest of the morning
;saaas, spent in the kitchen Of the
saeademy where meals and hot
slunches are prepared Tor poor
children and cxpectant mothers.
The students then served the
lunches in 1.-The dining room.
During the afternoon there we're
classes in music, singing, public
speaking and political orienta-
ton"
Fellow students said M i S S
Franco was an enthusiastic cook.
"At home we have a. small
kitchen where l always Ike to
spend time cooking" one weekly
magazine quoted Carmen as say
ing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-14
Macy Vices
Working On
Cancer DriUe

Cancer Control pamphlets have
been mailed to 1890 homes by.
the mailing campaign commit
tee here.
Committee workers, who are
members Of, the USO Navy
Wives Club, include Vera Wood,
Betty McAvoy, Kathleen Abe
nant. Eloise Hinger, Terry Arm
strong, Rena Caffey. Georgia
Martin, Jeanne Reynolds, Gloria
LIGHT, Helen Jarsulic and Chair
man Eileen Coughlin.
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Officers Of the Poinciana Par
cnt- Tcachcrs Association were
Installed Monday evening at the
regular monthly meeting by Mrs.
resnsndo csmus, past president
of thc Monroe County Of RITA.
The new officers arc Mrs. Lillian
Lee. president: Gerald Saunders,
vice president: Mrs. Donna Fowl
es. secretary: and Mrs. Ida Smith,
treasurer.
The history of the school
P.-T.A. was read by Mrs. Isabel
mcCraw. who gathered and
wrotc u.
An entertaining puppet show
was presented by Betty Tins,
Barbara Bauehman. Sammy Lee,
end Lawrence Russell. pupils
from the fourth grade. Principal
Albert Carey gave interesting
reports on the recent Field Day.
in which poinciana' School won
second place. and the Spelling
Dec. third place. - 4.
The attendance award was won
by the fourth and fifth grades.
Door prizes were. won by Mrs.
Marcel Mazcau and Fred Ras-
musscn. The summer. roundup
committee was appointed and
win be headed by Mrs. w. c,
Tins.
~ the close Of the meeting a
social hour was enjoyed. Assist
Ing Mrs. G. II. Baker, hospitality
chairman. were Mrs. c. H. Brill
and Mrs. w. c. Tins.
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Hold Meeting
] to Send Germany
/. More, FoDdstllffs


WASHINGTON, May a.
Representatives Of the U'aitc d
States and Great Britain are
holding a conference here today
to try 10. speed. UP arrangements
for the shipments Of increased
foodstufts, 70 SGerlAaAy sNFpNs
a }iaQyfe,Ssssslgv.d !rS1 SyS
officer in the American zsne
in Germany, said that il relief
is not received shortly famine
conditions will prevail. in many
parts; of Germany. He said that
a German was now receiving
only LOO calories a day and
that 5000 calorics are needed.
particularly by working man.
From Frankfort news was re-
ceived that so per cent Of the
population has tuberculosis as a
result of malnutrition, due to an
acute shortage of foodstuffs.
1t was said that probably three
weeks will pass before the Ger
mans are given full relief from
the shortage. It is intended to
ship 10000 tons of grains from
the United States to Germany.
Meanwhile, American authori-
aies in Germany have decided to
use troops, if necessary, against
German farmers who are known
to be withholding their produce
from the markets.