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Evening star., 1947-04-06
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SITUATIONS noM1sTlG tcsnt.l
GLE wants day's work Mondsy thIoust
gsaL s Islises .nss & sass soEs 81 81
GIRL. coIored wants days work. resu,
aa sI fss No ase alter eelos e
os gsnsraI housewoTker. DAYS 4 week
GIRLS, ., colored, desire days work
sprinr y, yailsS 1 4 ) Va, Or nearby and ny.
fsfs HIkI MI lsliseIs sSss desires full-.tme dsy.
work. experienced DI 4457.
GIRL, colored. wants days work. Phone
sIsr Z s9s5sd sss cs can't M svsa!as s 'oe from
GIRL colcred. wants DAYS work, s.h y
and light laundry; Tues; and Thurs. 81
GIRL. colored, wants full-time Job. Mon
SUMMERS. M. 3s71.
GIRL. colored, cleaning once. domesti!
HnsI WoEs' honsst m nsat ssI ssperienced' from
Or % part efi1aea' time csil can DE. 4sai so'.
ssa sk desires oel L se spsI Of .s idrsa seao aof
GIRL desires work as. fountain girl ol
gs, s sssEe %ssE se,aTy els. Il 70 laser than sss
LADY. cnlored, wants laundry work. ex,
perieneed, So day and carfare. Call
"a MLauNSREsss good, desires days week.
LAuNDkEss. su H hrst class, wishes days work.
Phone Monday Elk. 5375.
LAuNDREss. nrstsclass. wishes bundle or
LnnNDREss. aaaS @ colorsa, sa. hrstsIass. 3 % wants
pert p on as ali In fne isnndrs; % curtains 81 tie
pair. District 1857.
Ness. ~ 1sIs sns Thn5s Manssv s. and caffare Can
sd.a ssfsssnooas msss sRd and. Sat nornasass aas
to !. Ho. i44s. cali after $50. s
SPRING HoUsECLEANING by the hour;
We go anywhere; tackle any place; yrs
WOMAN, white, middle aged. will do gen,
eral work in small home or apt; VIII
WOMAN wishes sa; days sss work. tuesdays and g
w. asa sa4are ssanDs Dsour Il soss
MoMAn psp time eaesI Cali e. e. 1sss ssass aas
WOMAN to do days work. Call NO. 6s7s.
WOMAN, colored, to sit with children at
night or light cieaniiig. Ii 5I21
seneraI house1ork; references. Ii. sS45
WOMAN. colored. experienced, wants days
and and saturday. tut Medstssa g l. Ii. as 5sss '
WOMAN. colored. wants two days work
per week; no Washing Monday and We'd
nesdAy. LU. 76l2.
WOMAN. colored, experienced. wishes 4
days work. cleaning or laundress. Call
WOMAN, colored, wants morning work.
References Call d. 1862. -
WOMAN, colored, wishes part-time work
cleaning apt, beauty shop or of1ce. no.
1857.
WOMAN. white. "a, with .3-yr-old, child
lwell beh.yed), wishes position as house
keeper; very capable; good education, BOX
344-Y. Star g.
/ HAVE AN excellent colored sirl WORKING
for ME 5 Gays week; I need her only
2 or 3 days and would like to find work
she is excellent COOK serves we'll: cleans;
washes; iron VIII work 9 to 5 or II to z.
Must, be vicinity Alexandria, virsinia.
Excellent arrangement for WORKING couple
who want help when company for dinner.
coLoRED-I want ironing for Tues. and
Fri. Call DI. $3.50 after 2 :. m. Sunday
3 DAYS WORK, Monday, Thursday, Fri
day. wanted BY ee9lored woman; laundry
WANTED CIV, good refs. 1853 9th
St. ne; BEuLAH PATTERSON. s.
good laundreSs and cleaner. LU. Q1S9.
Evening star., 1947-04-06
HFlp DoMfsTic fcens. !,

bedroom. attins room and bsth. Icns
asas-sRas ssiD Write g Boz sos.i star
cogrLE. white sn,soldisr and wi,s; a,.,. .ans; i;
miles from Washington: man for outside
work on grounds, wife as cook: family OF
salarys Sl5o per per- montn' osss ssseiienI f1s nv,
RifnsER RDfssER COOK white. prepare, dinner s
nishts week "a snd a.as keep kitchen ana
DOMESTIC. white; care for small apt. and
wait upon convalescent; stay In: non
ansERA snskss saF saFo6ssosK tssY sssf reliable
ment; Bendix; city references; health card
sffsESaI ssfsiEfSda IS a6uss 81 WORKER, tor eookins,
ssapiaa $50 dinner ufah fai or % part time local rel
SEsERsI I'll assl MAID, trained. settled, live in,
EHW for mornings work. Call co. 1886
between Q and 8.
CIV COOK, reliable. experienced, for M
lssh st; ny. RAJ "a, al2s .;.s r.t.r.no.. Tor
sgarsusns; : adults. Emo. child. Can
G.H.W. wanted for small house near
eoof ara have ,a ss sood ID mas as f10d
G.H.w, assist with children, cookins and
per per wk. Phone Wo. $685.. %
G.H.W.. in Ari., exper.;; must have. health
ssIarsn ssIa snd 5rsay ms d ss
Coed Coed home ans s see per mo. plus board and
nights week in return for room and
board. Call DU. 1888.
GIRL shw fer Smsll apt c,otIns l1s aenax Ss
line; health card. recent ref. required. pc.
lkh 1Er sna aest ssse sso wssR
GIRL to take care of children and assist
laundry; no clearing: references; live in;
SIS Sn,,t e : sIars EEsv RE l3aa. s42o IS S.,
erences required. Promising position with
HSGsskRePER tSGha RGSPas White Sf middfeased aa to
ens s xse Roas s5stsFi No nome BOX *
Alexandria. Va. &.
HoUSEKEEPER-CoOK, reliable, colored. to
live in; suburban home. Must have refer
IaDr afo &c Psi'n hep Win faa bsblss s. sood
MAID, s;h,wg. and cooking, for employed
WIS Wk.. sa5: please 0f cali only 'f' II bet. $3.50
and went ao5s : permanent sleep-in position;
MAID, experienced cook. gh.w; small
salary. ss5 per week and carfare. dE
MAID IHa,e ye in Ds3ss s9sfns room shs AND sasb Is
nes oat
MAID G INV, plain cooking: fond Of
Children; live in; references; $22 week.
ModTHER'is HELPER, preferably young girl;
to live in. care for nursery school child
wof medea and rs
erences. 81. 1864.
NURSE for 1a-hr. night duty in nursing
s3ne Sat. GAZE AZ in Of sri h h tsi. light cleaning
and laundry; small apt, congress Ests.i
seeking not cs FL
1899 after s pm, or write Box .4lT-s,
SETTLED WHITE WOMAN as house
pisssa; i i've e in. Is 81. 1897. s
Ssnts uGn n Is e. esannns aaR st. DAYS Sses
to care for 2 children aged 2 and 9;
good home and moderate salary. PHONE
WHoMAN, r. refined. Elm for ' g: INV h ". and cooking,
sht Laundry M g,v family g, Gf M q $40 ssss and sos4
WOMAN colored. 35, experienced house
keeper. would like a Job to live in; stay
nights. CO. 44l0.
WOMAN. young, colored,. g.hw.: small sal
ary exchange for room and board; live in:
no Sat. or Sun WI, 1862.
and care Of children. Call UN. 1906.
WOMAN, white, reliable light housekeep-
ing, plain cooking, 2 adults Takoma Park:
20 to 5, Mondav through Friday; refer
ences. ST.. 3oSS after. IL am.
WANTED - Settled colored woman for
g.h.w.. in family of 8 adults. 2133
ST n
Evening star., 1947-04-06
SITUATIONS poMEsTlc.

CLEANING-Homes cleaned by the hour;
thorough; man and woman. experts: emer-
eency cleaning our speciality. Ii. 51SS. Il
COOK. good; eh.w.. white. wishes part
time work; will live In or out: $3.50 wk.,
city only Box 359-Y, Star.
GIRL wants days work. days q week.
good cleaner and troner. DE. 471s.
GIRL, colorsd. wants full or part time
general housework: no cooking; b-aay
week. HO. 6206.
Evening star., 1947-04-06
MOTOR TRAVEL.

CALF. TEXAS. CHICAGO - Lste-model
iaEL issas9 ssss e. Mass ss sss sssa sa Ass EE ss4
new CAR AND DRIVER for hire. win
travel anv place. OIL, 447o.
GOVT. EMP. wants daily ride. Mon. through
Fri. So. Dakota ave and Monroe St lie,
to Carderock. Md. Box 21s-Y, Star.
DRIVING SEATTLE, via Salt Lake; taks
three. share and help drive; refs. exeh.
EX. 6T99. after 8 pm. IL.
Evening star., 1947-04-06
SITUATIONS Men AND woMEh.

,COUPLE, colored, chauffeur butler house
man. cook maid: experienced; references.
Sea shore summers. Salary $3.50. Boz
4n1-T Star
Evening star., 1947-04-06

sTENoGRApHER, experience preferred;
NJ. Castle. CAPITOL cAbfLLAc CO. 1sss
s1ThEaNoGiRRAIp;HER-TYpIsT, 1ha osi ( I;R 4o-hr, 5.day
yEc plss @ sant ,, Torking go s1naitions T Apply
once. 81 ne. Mon. through Fri,
We win trsfn YOU to' Worties Wsnaa eonditions
ssEy psassR sas vceE yssf + sa sEs
STORE MAID. for ievelry store: must
Rttea s n felssas' MABoR ABS easei H1
9ls 18th st. NV.
TEACHER. intermediate grades. small
groun: pvt. school: must have degree. Box
TEACHERs-Fan term. 1st and and grace;
,,I private ssn..;s sehooi hours no to / pm; must
children; unusual opportunity; 5000 mo-;
refs. required. Box 164-x. Star.
TEAcHERS .o nsRS WANIED-s positions. paying
visory vork Of highest ~ type, aa' Which, your our
ssanns ind e g. ags yoq se SS
experience, good record and reputation.
Write in confidence, giving age. expert
ransed and Bos seS ssar
TEACHERS. principals; special summer
position, with guaranteed income. but
around poston with s9oup
benefits, security. increased pay; work Of
national Importance. One teacher only
give age, phone. date available, experience
Carr Write Box sex, Star.
TEACHER, Al 1st grader. for 1e47-1s4s,
in outstanding private school Apply for
appointment. Box AK, Star.
TEACHERS, nursery for private school.
living quarters, sood salary. State auali-
TELEPHONE TELEPHONE POS soLiciToRs for appliance
sales; work in home in spare time; earn
$50 to Sldo week. Call between and 6
I'M only. AD 1873.
rELEPHoyL OPERATORS, experienced
salary credit is given for former expert
ence: steady empioyn ent- Visit our en-
ployment ofdee: or telephone Mrs. Risglss,
opportunities now available. THE cHEsA-
PEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO.
TRAVELLING POSITION. unencumbered
young lady to learn merchandising and
sales promotion for nationaily known
mfsrs ladies wear, ambition, intenigence,
nestress essential, Starting at $40, wk.
with rapid promotion. Reply briefly stat
inz past business experience. sge. educa-
ton PERSONNEL DIRECTOR, p. o. Box
446s, WASHINGTON IL. D. c.
Evening star., 1947-04-06

RECEPTIoNIST-TYPIS for Tekoma Fark
real estate ofdce.. 40-hour week. Call Mr..
RRhkeeEFFfIoNIsr!f9$1sr RheEFFTI h lp9$$1 for front desk;
between % and 50 Duties varied and in
sr VR alternate aIs sunday 70 wss @
ssfaso4 eHz sms s5SsP A'PE fSsslh s si
REcEPTIoNIsT- -IYPIsT with considerable
ss proesdu,s epporssnity. g adyaaes oi5h
oF ofS fF9 TYsEWkrffR NJ SsFse MECHANICS, % 1885
Bennlng e, ne Do not phone. 20
& sop for aqnn AVE aoso adss
if you are, experienced, smart locking ana
sag handls batter IT atsF tsPe customers Gan
saIEsGIRI. Isthf, eEtra, T; for bakery; days a
sste5s peH9 s9op ss se;eEsnses Wls ave CALVERT
sALESGIRLs-Applic tions now being
taken for salessirls: full-tirne and part
time work in Arlinston's most popular
EsSs Fs0R bREss fs sHo slsa ga wilson
sidlEseiF sALEsGIRLs. experienced. for cotton
appy SaP TaH sGhAN sGfa ssry ysaoe of fIoa
nv. Ask for Mrs. Murch,
shab Ss.l A5sy Isl
FAMILY sHoP, 1881 Conn .s ave NV ms ors
sai sosa aas fsa Sss dSPs @ez
sALEsLADY. experienced in iewelry store,
5L2 days. $50 per week. B. GREENBERG
JEWEIEY CO., 1T44 Penna. ave. NV -S
SALESLADY - Experienced better-tyPe
ready to- wear: S45 minimum salary.
sMsASsxp ,9peWNs esse ha eonn anafsc,urer
can offer limited numoer OF such op-
portrnities to ambitious women to work
full or part time. We train you, free.
SALESLADIES. exper in infants and chill
, dren's wear. choice of or 8 DAY week,
| sALESLADIES (eo). house-to-house: want
! in person. ! $50 lsf St NV, Monday and
Tuesday between 10 am. and 2 pm. No
Telephone calls -
| tSALESwOMAN, experienced, capable of
managing a cotton dress shop. good SAL
! ary and bonus. Apply THE SHERMAN
SHOP. 1lo4 T st. NV. Ask for Mrs.
Murch. -
Evening star., 1947-04-06

tconttnued On Next PsseD
Evening star., 1947-11-12
Diplomas Presented
10 694 Graduates al
6. W. u. Convocation

Diplomas were presented to 694
graduates Of George Washington
University last night during the fall
convocation held in Lisner Audi
torium.
Friends and families of the gradu-
ates filled the auditorium to ca
pacity, despite the heavy rain which
fell. DR.. Cloyd Heck Marvin, uni
versity president, delivered this
charge to the graduates:
Education has provided for you
a dedicated power which you are to
use in the transformation of this
worried world. AS you take up the
task, let yours be a part of great
action, not Of whining; a part OF
high devotion, not OF cynicism; a
part of abundant faith, and not of
doubt. If you have this understand
ing, and let greatness govern in all
things that you do. large and small,
you will be blessed"
Plaque Presented by Navy.
Comdr. w. Bradlee Smith, direc-
tor of training for the Potomac
River Naval Command, presented a
bronze plaque to DR.. Marvin in ap-
probation Of the cooperation of
the university in the Nays wartime
training program.
Doctor of philosophy degrees were
awarded to Edith Rich. biology pro-
fessor at Trinity College; Fielding
Russell. chairman of the language
division at the Georgia Teachers
College. and Kathryn Ward, English
professor at the University OF Mary
land.
Doctor Of education degrees went
to Ralph o. Gallington, industrial
arts professor at Eastern Illinois
State College; Mary E. Heltibridle,
director of the Arlington Forest
Cooperative Preschool: Donald I.
Minnegan, physical education direc-
tor at the State Teachers College
ToWson, Md; James E. Spitznas,
Maryland State Department of Ed
ucation, and Earl T. Willis. assistant
principal at Anacostia High School
The list of candidates for grad
uation follows:
Evening star., 1947-11-12
Turk President, Premier
To See Army Moneuvers
By the Associoted Press

ISTANBUL, Nov. 12.-President
Ismet Inonu, Premier Hasan Saka
and other governmental leaders
were expected today to leave for
Thrace to witness the first extern
sive maneuvers undertaken by the
Turkish Army since before the war
Naval maneuvers are being held
simultaneously in the Black Sea.
Mr.. Inonu arrived here yesterday
from Ankara. Press commentators
said his absence from the capital,
at a time when political matters"
normally would have dictated his
presence there, gave added signifi-
canoe to the maneuverS.
Evening star., 1947-11-12
jap IndustriuIist to Erect
Memorial to U.S.. Airmun
By the Assoeiafed Press


TOKYO, Nov. 12.-An American
mothers devotion to the memory of
her son, who died in the air over
Nagoya in 1945, has prompted
Sunio Ando, factory owner, to erect
memorial to the airman in Ma
goya.
The American woman, identified
only as Mrs. Foshi, has been send
ing cash contribution each month
to Reisuke Ohashi, Nagoya school
principal. ito. be used in some
sacred undertaking" in memory of
her son.
Hearing of her action, Mr.. Ando
financed construction of memo
rial to the flyer in the Nagoya
Buddhist Temple The memorial
will be unveiled December 2.
War damage to Philippine mines
is now estimated at $65,O00,000.
Evening star., 1947-11-12
Dr.. George w. Wilson,
Marquette Deem, Dies
By the A,seejotsd Prsss

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 12.-Dr
George w. Wilson, 81, dean of the
Marquette University Dental School
for the last three years, died yes
terday at st. Joseph's Hospital
after a long illness.
He was a past president of the
American College of Dentists ano
the Wisconsin State Dental So.
ciety.
Evening star., 1947-11-12
ADVERTISEMENT.
Ugly Eczema
No Joke

The itching torment of eczema is
enough to make any one wretched and
anxious for relief. If you suffer from
the itching of eczema, pimples. angry
red blotches and other irritating blem-
ishes, get Peterson's Ointment, 35c all
druggists. If one application does not
delight you, money refunded. Peter
sons Ointment also wonderful for
itching feet, cracks between toes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-30
5000 Pounds OF
Mackerel Brought
TOKey West Dock

Jack Thompson, manager of
the fish dock at Thompson Enter
prises, Inc. was standing at the
dock yesterday commenting on
the current fishing season.
Its the worst I've ever seen"
Thompson said. There hasn't
been a good catch of fish this sea-
son. The winds are too high for
one thing"
Then in came fishing boat. 1t
was empty Then in came on
other 1t had 5000 pounds of
mackerel aboard.
Where did you catch them?"
the fisherman was asked by an
idle man standing on the dock.
That's telling, was the
rather dour reply.
Thompson explained that the
fisherman would not reveal the
source of his catch.
1t just isn't told, that's all"
Thompson said.
Another boat came in with a
few kingfish.
There just doesn't seem to be
any kingfish to be caught this
season. Thompson remarked.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-30
Boca Chica Filler
Will Be Presented
Awards Saturday

1t. Comdr. Coll II. Mclean, U.
S. NJ, Naval air hero, will be
presented with the nations
highest awards for combat air
men at a ceremony at Boca Chlca
field at $50 d m. Saturday.
Camdr. Douglas G.. Parker.
commanding officer on Squadron
6 at Boca Chica is scheduled TO
make the presentation to 1t.
Comdr Mclean.
The citation for the DlSting-
uished Flying Cross, the most i'm
portant to be given Mclean,
states that he is deserving of mer-
itoriouS mention for the 10th
flight he made from September
IA to October q over japanese
held land where the anti-aircraft
fire or enemy action was 10 be
expected.
Citations for the two gold
stars to the Air Medal previously
awarded Mclean state that the
flier was entitled to the awards
because of dangerous flights over
japanese territory from June 10,
1914, to July 25, 1914.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-30
Community Chest
Kickoff Date
Shifted TOFeb. II

At a meeting of the campaign
committee of the Key West Com
munity Chest yesterday at the
USO the date for the drive kick
off" was extended to Monday,
February II so that civic con-
centration can be centered on the
current March of Dimes Cam
paign.
The Key West Community
Chest is a single drive for all of
Key Vests social and welfare
agencies. it was pointed out and
will enable Key West to main
tain during 1947 the Boy Scouts,
Welfare Council, Welfare Board.
Florida Children's Home and the
USO.
Capt. Carl Hilton is Chest pre-
sident for l947 and will be res
ponsible during the campaign
for military solicitations.
Judge Aquilino Lopez is the
general Campaign Chairman and
is also responsible for pre-cam-
paign solicitation. Jack Delaney
was elected publicity chairman
and Everett Winters, team chair
man. Fifteen Civic Organizations
will enter teams in the cam
paign and compete for the covet-
ed Civic Cup.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-30
Considering
Life Or Death
OF Rent Control
INV The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. Jan. 30-A
senate committee is holding a
hearing on the proposal, favored
by President Truman, to extend
the life of the rent control bill
beyond June 30, 1947.
1t was said that the commit
tee may recommend extending
the law till April 30. l948.
Meanwhile, the committee is
trying to ascertain who gave the
recent order permitting the in
crease of rents by 10 per cent.
The White House said it did
not emanate from that quarter,
and pointed to the Presidents
having rescinded the supposed
order
OPA officials. stated that the
directive came from ''higher-ups
and added that an investigation
is being made to learn who they
were.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-30
MACHINERY MAKING COUNTY
TAX ROLLS READY APRIL Is

This year Monroe county's tax
rolls will be made up by machin-
cry in about two weeks as con-
trasted with at least five months
of the old handwriting system,
County Tax Assessor Claude A.
Gandolfo said today.
And nowhere in the state of
Florida will the tax assessors Of
fees be ahead of that of Monroe
county, for this county will have
the newest and most modern sys-
tenn of making up the tax rolls
installed by April Is.
There are a total of 10000
names on the county's tax rolls.
1t has taken the work of three
women from October IL and will
take their combined efforts until
April is to type these names on
metal plates for inclusion in the
permanent files of the county.
Each name on the list will be
followed by an address. Thus it
will be relatively easy for the
tax collector to send out tax bills.
Temporarily Nellie Romague-
IA. Phyllis Johnson and Cath
crime Luff are employed in print
ing the names and addresses of
the taxpayers. Later, when they
have finished their work, the job
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-30

of correcting the property trans
fers the county each year will be
turned over to Mrs. Lois Malone
Original investment in the
machines which cut the plates
cost $4,000. Later two of the three
machines for this purpose, which
are rented, will be returned to
the owners. Then the remaining
machine can make all corrections
in the rolls
The 10000 names, on plates,
will be filed in the permanent re-
cord room of the assessors Of
flee at county hall. Then books,
containing 1000 sheets, will be
placed beneath the printed plates
and each name will be recorded
on them.
I'VE will be ready with the tax
rolls by April 15'. said Gandol-
TO today. 1T will take a much
shorter time to get them ready
and the tax collector can use the
plates for mailing the tax bills to
the taxpayers.
"Dade county has had this
same system in working order
for year. 1t has given great
satisfaction. Monroe county will
not be a minute behind the
times in this respect in getting
out the tax rolls"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-30
MGSOns To Hold
District Meeting
In Island City

+. X. RivaS, district deputy
grand master, said today that a
party of Florida Masons, headed
by Most Worshipful Frank A.
Brown. grand master of the Flor
ida Grand Lodge. Free and Ac-
cepted MaSonS, will arrive in Key
West tomorrow afternoon to hold
the annual district convention.
Accompanying him will be the
following members of his official
family: Frank H. Thompson, dep
uty grand master. Lakeland; A..
Wayne Conner, junior grand war
den. Tampa; Roy l.. Martin, grand
marshal, -Miami9 Fernando E.
Camus, senior grand deacon; Key
West; Startling P. Anderson, grand
orator, Miami; John ]. Raleigh,
grand standard bearer, Jackson
vile; Louis B. Clingen, grand
purSuivant, Miami; w. H. McTye,
DDGM, Miami; Frank O'Berry,
and w. II. Johnson, Tampa.
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Thompson
and Mrs, Johnson will arrive here
with their husbands.
RW Everett r. Rivas, DDGM,
of the oath district, with officers
of the several lodges in Key
West, will meet the visitors upon
their arrival, and a dinner will be
served in their honor in the Rain
bow Room of the La Concha Hotel
at 8 o'clock tomorrow night.
Following the dinner the Ma
sons Will retire to the Scottish
Rite Temple, where the annual
district convention will be held,
after which refreshments will be
served in the patio. All MasonS
of the oath district and sojourn-
ing MaSons are invited by local
lodges to attend the meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-30
Bus Line Sought
ToCity Airport

An applte ation ~ Anlaas a&
vice. Inc. g. operate sesan N@A
enger sedsns betWeen tlie tliF
airport and the cas- lifulis atN
encounter opposition ffmn tse
City Commission lf thU usuNauf
attempts 90 sat up 80 eAfiusite
service.
City Managci % } s Elites u
has been advised bt Ctt tan
mission 90 secure e Dpp3 81 Nae
application and go fc9ut u
ponemcnt Of thu hcaIuna e the
company sccks au fat iiafltF
franchise. Hcsung on ere asph
cation has been 80 tuI i0
February ..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-30
NotCuilty
In Theft OF Auto

Two sailors, Kenneth Griffin
and L. w. Lawson, were found
not guilty yesterday by Peace
Justice j. Y. Porter w to charges
they stole a car belonging to j.
Roland Adams.
Previously the sailors had
pleaded guilty to the charges
they stole an automobile owned
by A. j. Betancourt, 713 Windsor
Lane.
They are scheduled to go be-
fore Criminal Court Judge
Thomas S. Caro- on Tuesday for
sentencing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-30
FUNERAL SERVICES
SUNDAY FOR SIDNEY
A. BLACKWELL. 20
A. RLA

Sidney A. Blackwell, ~, dled
Yesterday at Orlando. The body
is being brought to Key West
for burial.
Funeral services will be held
Sunday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
in the Fleming Street Methodist
Church, where the body will be
placed at 2 pm. Rev. j. B. Reid,
pastor, will officiate.
Burial will take place IN the
family plot in the Clty Gene
terry. Lopez Funeral Home Is IN
charge of arrangements.
Survivors include the widow.
Mrs. Dolores Blackwell: daughter,
Sandra Blackwell; parents, MI.
and Mrs. John F. Blackwell;
brothers, John F. Blackwell, Jr..
and Kenneth Blackwell.
Sidney was graduate of the
Key West High School, Glass of
'37, and was employed for several
years at the local post office as a
special delivery carrier.