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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-19

There are grownups, with splendid
intellects, who continue to behave in an
emotional infancy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-19

Not every man who keeps his mouth
shut is a smart man, but very many of them
are.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-19
TRUMAN rs HUMAN
That's The Reason Why!
| BY Former Congressman WILLIAM .. UPSHAW.
| Atlanta. Georgia. and Santa Monica. California

rmer Congressman WILLIAM D. UpsHAW
a. Georgia. and Santa Monica. California
Dedicated to the
''PRESIDENTIAL TRIBUTE DINNER
Ambassador Hotel Los Angeles
December 6th l948
Of oil the funny reasoning
Since Hector was pup
About that Truman Earthquake"
That shook the prophets up
Of oil the empty logic
Since the world swung into space
'Tis the pollsters munching their mess of crow
And trying TO save their face"
They still cling to their reasons
The things that could not be-
Thu tragic. magic upset
In the battle of the free!
But it seems they have forgotten
In the tumult on our sod:
''VOx Populi Vox DEF
Democracy's Voice of God.
Even Moscow joined the pollsers
Thot Truman had no chance!
But that mule from old Missouri
Kicked the elephant in the pants!
And deor old John O. Peepul
Far out among the sticks.
Brought gay and goddess Gotham
"A wholesome bag OF tricks!
He met them at the WHISTLE STOPS
He met them from the farm
He met them from the counting house.
With oil his winsome Churm!
He met the men in overdlls-
Their wives in homespun dress.
And they suluted him Hi Harry
In beoming happiness.
And if we make it personal
Forgetting their rules OF art.
Twos the HUMAN IN OUR TRUMAN.
That upset their apple cart'!
That mild Missouri Democrat
Stirred ashes of renown-
The vocal dust of Jefferson
And "Old Hickory" Jackson's Crown!
Sam Tiden smiled beniqnly-
Grover Cleveland walked the ecrth.->
While BIYdn and Woodrow Wilson
Enjoyed second birth!
Freedom and Magma Churto
And the Bdrons Of RunnY -Mede
Struck their hoIRs celestial
At Harry Truman's Deed:
And thot little stick Of dynamite"
Disd0ined an even keel
He dared to crown his Leuder--
Greet Founder OF the New Deol'l
Like brilliant Henry Grady.
Humanity spanked his soul!
And millions were foirlY shouting
TRUMAN from pole to pole!
The masses knew he loved them
They felt it in their bones.
And they realized it fully
When they heard his honest tones.
Behold. opposing critics.
''Top-loftical and wise'';
But Truman fed the hungry
And led them toward the skies!
So that's November's lesson.
If you'd really like TO know
Trumon was so human.
He simply stole the show.
Truman is our Truman
Housewives and husbands soid.
And they asked the Lord to bless him
As they ate their dolly bread.
To Chairman McGroth our hats ore off
He did wonders to perform" -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-19
MONOGRAPH

Ohwervant Readers:
Au~tralia's Norman Maxim says the
security Council Of U. n. could not
bury its head In the sands of Lake
SUCCESS" II certainly could not. If you
get the meaning.
THE ORACLE
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Yen for 81 Chow and Lodgings
Puts Youth in Laws Clutches

A continuing yen for that good
old CT chow and lodgings today
had Billy J. Orbach. 81, back in
the grasp of the law, awaiting
grand jury action on a charge OF
inpersonating a serviceman.
Billy, a kid from Brooklyn. who
was honorably discharged from
the Air Force as a private first
class in 1947, was held under 81 ,00C
bond on his arraignment before
United States Commissioner Cyril
S. Lawrence.
He was arrested after question
ing at the Naval Air Station last
Tuesday, when Marine MPs began
to wonder whether he had any
business eating in the enlisted
mems mess hall and spending the
night in the barracks.
Billy said he was a Marine
sergeant in transit from Quantico
Va. The Marines and the FBl
found that actually he had been
registered for some time at the
Soldiers, Sailors and Marine Club
1015 L street NV.
Probing his record further, the
FBI reported it uncovered these
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-03-30
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. law, couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day. Wait three full days and
receiue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
ooys SR's and BETTY 4n: fssHsr MAYA H. so A
20 ,h es Il - Is. 1903 Dent p.: NV. and
sa%Ssl Hash H,, Il 7ss yR Ds s St, Sc, and
, and Mary Bs i? 10 1897 GI.T.s st Sc and
Leroy Russell. So. $500 Bell pl. ne, and
william s posie g. bston Ma PSI and
Harry sSSt.s; g: pssDis spIi ias a Ala,
Brown. 43. 4420 Douglas st. ne.
Bernard olbrys; p, 2l2 3,l, oosssrvatseeTy q;
.sa Stella 6n l? ss i fpi lyman
clitseP P Andersen; q. and Louise Lee ss'
Mary k.srfo IT, 81 81 Msrsinsyi. va
Brillard Mcbride. 46. and Anna Parks. 40,
Stephen Hellmuth, "a, 1919 " st.: Sc
and Mary o'Brien, 90, 1905 18th st.
Johnnie Richards; 10. st. s;w:, ans and
Robert Carter, 81, Silver Spring, Md, and
Ruby Wick. 21, 800 Lowrie pl ne.
JOIN eTici sss Morte e. 1875 18th
Sophie Dodek. AZ, 27oa Wisconsin ave.
Edward Nielsen, 90, of Falls Church. Va.
and Alice Eames, 80, 415 Varnum st.
James Naylor. 30. 1853 Bird st. sw.. and
Laura Harmon, 90. Manassas, Va.
Nathan Kobernick. 81. 32l5 o st. NV. and
Frances Stafford. 80. 1925 37th st. NV.
William Turner, %, Baltimore. and JAS
NJ mine Armstrong; 1s %; SILVER Spring No No
cb aYsEns 1t.4 20 81 G.o anney p n
and williette johnson, "a. 1923 Girard
John Moroone. 80. 1904 R st. NV. and
Daisy Shelton. 2s: 1901 goth st: NV
John Nicholas. 80; 1888 st. NV. and
Daisey Davidson. Jasper. Ala.
James Wood; As: and Agnes Waters. 81,
y both Of 2S os. 18th p p Sc e,d c,.r,o,..
rT MpF IsSs Fl L. 0sh Of 9 Tskos Park Nd
and Eura Burlington. Il, isis Staples
Mary Brinkerhotf, 26, 1921 Burlington
detto. %, both of 631 Pennsylvania
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earlier activities Of their psuedo.
sergeant:
He was first arrested here al
Boiling Air Base on August II
1947, where authorities charged
him with Illegally wearing to-
uniform of a fight lieutenant
The Government declined tc
prosecute because Of Billy's re.
cent discharge and his spot1es.
record.
BY the end of the next day
however, authorities were feeling
less tolerant. Billy was arrested
that day at the National Airport
for passing himself off as an en-.
listed man so he could sleep ir
the barracks and eat CT chow.
Two days later, free on bond. he
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HELP MEN (cont.)

cHAUFFEUR-HoTsE MAN, coIoTed,
c fnstj fSH s7 ASp kss5sGE1EMAs, s..
~ SVEf s sHH AsRz 1R9 ss r.:
HEF-cooK. accustomed to making
5 IS TSss Please call for - sPDt:
CHEMICAL HELPER, high school
graduate, at least l ". chemistry
desired; must be Is yrs. old or over,
S RELY fShE Nc Sk 45 SpDss swami an DeI aSs
Alexandria, Va. -3l
training desirable for position in
local once Of fast growing auto
m ,9br. ms Insurance. a1Hn G ssnT excel
CLERK, young, white, learn counter
shop; willing to prove ability; dry
cleaning. tailoring, valet or ad-
yertising exper. helpful ref. nee.
NEEDLECRAFT, $50 18th st. NV.
COLLECTION MAN. must be thor
oughlv familiar with skip tracing,
tor. ABBY sIoAN's, 7s5 7th St.
co oiHi experienced only. for
I sE aaa delieatessen and restaurant Msi
CoUNTERMAN. experienced, good
Ms carPera oA eAPnf fatI sERVieE
pA tH1t4H' T rE2e h Ht IL 80.
to teach ballroom dancing; earnings
from $40 to 500 per week. No
s1anse given e0% opneT
visors or branch managers. Please
BON fsSsy M II srIsHA sTUDios. 5os 18th
p Fl 9;xi CLERK for Kosher
jack salesman: have knowledge Of
So. 18th st. Arlington. TE. oS S
OEsK cLERK-Experieneed, sober,
s s. II mi Is s st. NV SA1NA: 80 '
DESK CLERK. young man to register
arrivals, handle money, keep rec
ords, etc; 6 days incl. week ends;
hrs; am: to g pm: sess STn
p sERX1GEs nc co h1s ior ST. small
drugstore, morning to mid;after..
noon; sO "a P aHos for good h henest
pRaFTsMAN-Reauire one expert:
eneed man h.a who ana esn .e ae
knowledge helpful but not essential;
must draw neatly and be good let
terer. and fast; full-time work.
* issfS sssd s sa 2h ssmps
D iaiisE coiored, for Grocery store,
must IN Ders aass only p sioR Rs1 lHs st. A2Dy
p material, e exp eeO AZ ssss ana 0cF
DRIVER (white). for towel supply
a aSHss MAY MR HX Xxi EeFef f1fs adh
DRivER, route man for h-ton panel
salary $40 per wk. Apply CENTRAL
LINEN Me- SERVICE, 3o4 3 st: Sc, 80
' New and used used cabs CAB avail: Ress
rental rates. Must have identifica.
N st. ne. see MELVIN HERRiMAN
VER-SALESMAN, desirable posi-
iSn oDse S1 sooa esy s dS
plicants must be between % and
As years Of age, healthy and willing
to work. Ask for Mr.. Harper, ir..
BANNER LAUNDRY, Dol Oronoco
ST., Alex Va. Alex: .0203. d
ENGINEER. steam, white. sober and
=. te5ylsW. 9 S 5, Sos:E: Star; l.. IT,,
seSs G ~ ag TAK9 5ss sI sna SEM pm
FURNITURE REFINISHER with car
must be sober and thoroughly ex-
perienced; good starting salary plus
FsG tss f1Eyihs f saALRRsMXSood
portunity. P. j. NEE'S newly deco
rated G street store. Only expert
enced man need apply. Call Mr.
Ferguson at ME. 0050 for appoint
GARsipoEENER-Handy man for part
time care Of small flower garden
c xxi aSaG eolor.d. for sarden-typ.
ND Wayne s st. . Art W Vs sses
GAS 2. fs sTAT Hon ATTENDANT. sober.
intelligent man; hours, 4 pm. to
ing. Apply SINCLAIR SERVICE
GAS STATION MANAGER-Experi.
anced man to take complete charge
of station: good pay to, the righ'
man; must Be able t9 Be bonded
o st. ne i'll
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HELP MEN

ADVERTISING COPY WRITER with
several years of retail experience.
This is an exceptionally attractive
job for q seasoned COPY writer. II
you know advertising and merchan-
disc well enough to turn .1or an Item
give you ample opportunity to build
yourself q happy future Write us
q detailed account of your expert
ence and well arrange an immedi.
ate interviey Do not PHONE Or eaL
RICK. Advertising, Star Building.
ARCHITECT, experienced in COM
position. Give your qualidca tons
and past history. Box 293-D, Star.
ASPHALT TILE MECHANIC, exper..
steady work. Apply at 3o2l Georgia
ASST. GAS STATION manager. willing
to be bonded. OXEN HILL MOTORS.
$500 Livingston I'd. Sc, SP. O640.
ASSISTANT JANIToR and mailman,
house. See manager 100 N. Wayne
St, Apt. /, Washington and Lee
blvd. Arlington, Va. Back of Fort
MyeD. 3
ASSISTANT MANAGER, trainee for
outside investigation work with ma
tionally operatins small loan con- m
aggressive man, age $3.50; car nee
essary; good salary and expenses
See Mr.. Dalton, AETNA FINANCE,
1915 Rhode Island ave, Mt. Rainier,
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC. with De
eaPsbis nan i0l BOWIE nR''4Hh aaf
MOTOR CO, 5o13 Georgia ave. p. ".
AUTO PARTS MAN-Must be expert:
a good personality to deal with the
working conditions. 5Ha-day week;
ss65 week to start; sq1d fp TuTspE ~
MOTORS. podEe-Piymouth Dealers
554 N. Washington st. Falls CHURCH
AUTOMOBILE tT' statesmen .t2,. az
sIessv1 with S01nf nsn fe ead Hs Ha9
e e.. INC, 2soi Columbia pike. Ar.
lington. va. OW. 1900. .
AWNING INsTALLER-We have ar
Sp9nns td for stead soo Sors sxDe N
tsSSB BE Ta 1sws Il f saAbE co. AR $os
BAKER, nightwork. s. A. REEVES
BAR lIeg aE E Fl nv White, 21 or over; good
salary and meals. Apply head bar.
tender. CARLTON HOTEL. 18th and
BODY MAN, 1st class. no others need
apply. CENTRAL AUTO PAINT ANL
BODY WORKS, IA H st. ne. 81
BOOKKEEPER for liquor store In ne
area; must be accurate with
| figures. Starting salary $3.50 pei
mo. State qualifications. Box lab
BUTCHER. must be sober. expert
enced, good wages for right man
Apply to pm, 1881 4th st. s.W
CASHIER, some knowledge bookkeep
ing, credits and collections for re-
tail branch acknowledgement pain
company. Write stating oualifca
lions and salary requirements. Boz
c4s sHni ResBso5oKKEEPER, experienced
part time, to work in our Sc. branch
store; good working conditions
| pleasant surroundings. Apply Mr.
Roberts, LACY'S, INC, 1888 Gooe
cHH1apf f IA GOODMAN ..xper. sur.
veys, pref. with car for local en-
gtneerfng concern: excel. oppor
! tunity for right man. Box 474,D
Star. -5o
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NATL EMPL. SERVICE
1908 G st. NV.
MEM

secretary to executive, s275 mo.
craftsman. indust.ss s1o9 wk.
Floor managers, $50 wk
Observation-Disclosures, 5000.
Assist adjustment manager, open
ADMIN: tech. mechanical electrical
Electromic typist, $50 wk.
Field representative, insurance, 500
plus.
Cierk-typist, S45.
Counter salesman. S35.
Route sales trainees, $40.
WOMEN
Secretary, legal, 3 days. $4,000.
Secretary. legal. 5k days, So, 900.
Secretary, r.r. assn, ne. So, 40 "
Secretary, legal. 51a days. $1,000
Secretary, transp., semi-Govt.'
Secretary. 35 hrs, rusty shorthand
stenos., rapid raises. 8 days. $780,
Fypists. engineering, Sc. 5 days
TTypists. asst. bookkeeper. s4b $50
Fypists, real estate, S47.
Clerk typists, high school graduates
10 to % years. 8 days. $14O-S1eo
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HELP WoMEN Cont

B "a 6a.IS bs ssPsyt ,, hsi hs y
gIAN Sc5g LOUISE HAIR sTY4sa a
' :$:!} S!s 3ssv 5ss''s q: ;fsis;
BE adp = 81 oPER Rs2Ho full. or part
a !lne; N tG g1eS ssa5Ss a Rds' We e e1oe'
with following; good opportunity for
right person. For information call
ALBERT AZ p y. PARIS 4hsa 1924 Conn.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. also man hair
ROBERT q OF Paris, 1914 Conn.
sn nxs 7 w. OPERATOR. experienced.
ELI 'a BEXur9 sn sHos 1875 CO:
BE eMp1a % opEkAroRs. experienced.
pany dement's and PRIVILEGES: Apply
ln oor peE TaE H fRerf% co. S S'e and
BoSeo'kKEEPER, also capable Of seeIs.
tarial work: only thoroughly exper;
D per mo aD es R fsrt 1910 salary $3.50
BooKKEEPER; must BE- experienced
! Steady employment. q good salary
and working ,conditions; start as
e esa sRa ss Box sS' 4ssp Sian
BookKEEPER-sEcRE1ARY for con-
struction ONCE: experienced only:
northumberland. with patent
exper.. capable OF assuming re.
"a s;5 ss %?ss s. s z!s 5:l
B s5eRf Ell with e1DeE.
!aras n ssi ss:s ss:s:
BUYER AND MANAGER for large
gift shop. State age, experience
ssa 5s'sssPssi s'S 80. :ss s. a.
Established f,rm: applicant viii md
duties varied; interesting a st,r w9TxSS
;s{sE sGnS S5ds9' aS-h ssSs week: s.ii
M5Ss ElFERo ne pfiS experienced.
part time, TO work in our Sc: t branch
5 sieas se sSarou mGinns Sppig NJ
Roberts. LACY's. INC. 1883 Good
c AsREfi K: fi;sx:P1sr; psrmsn.n. ne;!:
%SsfERs si'' ao s"sss|6sy ' sss MsSx
cMAfE;cRK is5f9hr GIRL, white. for sro:
&c Gerry KS store 0fos experienced ov. 31lo
Climbs II 81; NURSE NURSE wanted for fun care
eessrenees. wo. 57s2s. 80
CLERK, permanent position, for re.
nTesgIfased 12 P5ss ABBY TO- SEQ
Georgia ave, Silver Spring II
CLERK, white; for dry cleaning ming store a!s,ft
Ai ana rd FAMOUS NC. H1 v s55sl 1880 SUIT
aEE5S!E ;;5i5!iR';s ass'z rHs ss
CLERK, permanent position At Ma
Ex. 1856 for appointment. 81
CLERK for dry cleaning and laun-
dry store, good hrs. and working
cond.: must have good Appearance ea,aac
and be thoroHghly exp sgvan weneer-
ABBY ial Vpe CENTRAL CLEANERS. 3as
cGG fffRsRHiss 70 Tor n our plant and wheaton
stores: permanent positions iorio, pi eith
CLERKS ia I'm must sst Be Be experienced; good
A saIalEy iyssle cLE zSFEass 1898
Il. ss.s Fl! Ssos YES vefs;
5ldg;; re 4, s.h St; .n ntwd "a work in
automobile sales ONCE, no expert
enced required; 6h-day week; nee
Mrs. Ashbaugh, NORTHEAST MO.
TOR CO., $50 Bladensours rd., ne.
CHHEERKRsTYpIsT, perm. position With
opportunity for advancement; excel
salary plus bonus and retiremens
Apply 4o- ahSousEHoip FINANCE
CORP. 1914 Georgia ave. S sslyef
cfspFIksnKs::rY IFS knowledge Of short:
hand preferred but not, necessary;
pleasant working conditions, Apply
EMPLOYMENT ONCE, WARDMAN PARk
HOTEL, 200 Woodley I'd. NV. I'll
CLERK-TYPIST, young lady: some
stenography required; for permanent
POSITION in business once OF lse:
Wp See MR.. sHAFTEL, 7th d..
Warner Theater Bldg: ...-,.
estate once, bookkeeping knoTledge
Eyss:. M. 2i21. ); LEO Pa KoLS
1887 Wis. ave. NV. Nj: 2100: -!
CONTINUED On Next Pass,
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Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimum)
! or 2 times. 35c per line per
insertion.
: to 6 times consecutively. 32c
per line per insertion.
Z times or longer, consecutively
soc per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices, and Personal. SC per
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto
mobiles. soc per line. 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Fiat rate per line 1900 SOC
Out-of-town Rate is charged on
all advertising IS miles or more
from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made IN
time for correction before second tn.
II Advertisement was prepaid, re-
tain cash register receipt, which pears
o serial number with date and tdentt.
des your advertisement
ments Be sure to make q note Of the
portsnt in case your statement does
not show . credit for the cancella-
ton
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Herbert and Ethel Helsley, girl.
Joseph and Esther HISS, girl
Earl and Geraldine Hyde, girl
Nelson and Paula Jones. girl.
John and Pauline Reese, boy.
William and Marian Kurak, boy.
Henry and Elma Leahy, girl.
Charles and Jill Legs, girl.
William and Lola Lowell, girl.
Andrew and Helen Marsh, boy.
Aaron and Emma Mayhem, girl.
Harry and Dorothy Moore, girl.
Frank and Ruby Morgan, girl
Robert and Alberta Morgan, girl
Charles and Shirley Mundinger, girl.
Jerre and Marjorie Ness, girl.
Goodman and Jean Piver, girl.
Lewis and Beatrice Porter. boy.
John and Mary Prunner, girl.
Alexander and Frances Qatsha, boy.
Uric and Nancy Rainard, boy.
Arthur and Mildred Whit, boy.
Joseph and Ramona Yates, girl.
Walter and Sara Banks. boy.
Irwin and Patience Blackledge, boy.
Cecil and Catherine Campbell, boy.
Eduard and Elizabeth Hunter, girl.
Caleb and Dorothy jackson, girl.
Theodore and Mary McCorkle, boy.
Eddie and Mary Oberley, girl.
John and Susie Paschal, girl.
Joseph and Mary Savoy. girl
Alphonso and Norma Slye, boy.
Clarence and Maggie Thompson, boy.
Robert and Theresa Thompson, boy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

1TTENTION BUSINESSMEN, our
exp, public accountant, Mr.. Kipnis
specializes in interviewing and plac.
ants. ATLAS AGENCY. RE. 5767
FREE BOOK II you name songs or
Hour of Power" WMAL Sundays
s:45 am 624 Indiana ave.
EMERGENCY SERVICE for clothing
Might or day call Blue Jay "Weav.
ers Of Distinction Burns, cuts
tears or moth damage. We call
We deliver. CO. $685..
VETERANS GROUP contemplating
low cost housing project, seeks con.
tact with experienced builder. Boz
4T7-D, Star. i
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cashed two bad checks totaling
$78 at the Hotel Statler. while
still masquerading as a service
man. He pleaded guilty to the
check charge in District Court
and was placed on two years pro-
baton, still in effect at the time
of his latest arrest.
Asked by the Commissioner to
explain his past career. Billy's
only comment was: Il just have
bad luck on these things
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has bet
RADIO BLDG. 14th and G, RE. 1888.
STRUCTURAL ENG, $500; exper
dwellings, estimator. constr; S85
wk. PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1871
G st.. MA. PIG,
eECRETARIES, typists. bookkeepers
openings every few minutes, TOP
salaries; visit now. BOYD'S, zoe
18th. cor. G, MA. 234n.
TYPIsT recep.. Z, da., $40 wk;; ms
fypist. 15c hr.; typist-recep. in
Alexandria, $40 wk.: some openings
to $50 wk. at once. Miss Evans
at BOYD'S. 700 18th, cor. G., Ma
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Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Leave your ads at the
Business Office, 18th and
Pennsylvania avenue, open
8 am. to II pm, or at any
of the Branch Offices
throughout the city.
Telephone Hours:
8 am. to 9 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday. II am. to 8 pm.
Lost and Found Advertise
ments on Page As.
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Carolyn Werner. ~, Takoma PIX, Nd.
Giovanni Mccoy, infant, Alexandria, Va.
Infant Laughlin: 1881 Gath St Sc.
Charles Ellis, "a, Soldiers Home.
Mary Sabbs, Sc. 46s E st. s.w.
Gertrude Killingsworth. 81, 1915 Alabama
ave. Sc.
Charles Hall. 81, Bristol. Md
Henry Stannard, IS. 1880 M st. NV.
Louis Mason. So Warrenton, Va.
Charles Carter. 40. 1880 v st. NV.
Ercella Burton, 40, 1903 Seaton st. NV
Pleasant Goodwin, AZ, 1911 s ST. NV.
Robert Horne SO, 5000 Central ave. ne.
Marian Smith. IS, 1855 Kendall st. NV.
Jerome Barnes. l. 140 60th st. ne.
Infant Hail. 1854 Neal st. ne.
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American Day Meeting

A special meeting to plan OBJ
servance of Il Am An American
Day" on May IS will be held at
8 pm. tomorrow at the Office of
immigration and Naturalization,
929 D street NV.
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HELP WOMEN

ASSISTANT credit manager-Perma-
nent position, good chance for ad-
vancement Apply in person to MIS-.
strauss, MAJORS MASTERPIECES,
AssiIsTsANT' DRESS BUYER. exp;
rieht party; all information held
Strictly in confidence. Box 425ooD'
Assistant SPORTS WEAR BUYER;
eXper.; good OPP. to make GOOD
salary to right party; all informa-
ton held strictly in confidence.
Boy 3, s,, 426, ipG;.Ss taTi experienced
in sewing all types Of canvas on
week. Apply RoBEY AWNING d
SHADE CO., 2304 Rhode 1siano ne.
BEAUTICIAN. expert. man or woman.
for new shop opening IN si5v os
sibility Of excel. future earnings
EN-. 1923, -ov
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SALESMAN

SALESMEN-Two orders . week gets
you $50. Many Of our men have
2 to 4 orders in a single day. Field
Contacts furnished Apply Mr.
MURRAY. 1900 18th st. NV. morn
ings, 8 to IL. II
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| Mary Hannay. 50. 207 Eye st. NV.
Lilli steelman. 80, 1918 Blair I'd. NV.
sarah Potter. 70, 1o2 9th st. Sc.
Lucius Clark. 10, 3031 Sedsewick st. NV
George Ormsbee, 70, 1643 Wisconsin ave
Sarah Bingham, rs, 1901 18th pl. ne.
Adelaide Richards, IS, 1910 Webster st
NV.
Loren Mathews, "A, 4911 Ashby st. NV
Martha Merrill 70, Blue Plains, D. C.
Stella Romano. ii, 11Os Oates st. ne.
Eleanora Murphy, SO. 1929 M st. Sc
Thomas East, 81. 1411 Perry pl. NV.
Agnes Quinlan, IS. 1874 Franklin st. ne.
Fred Birrell. Martin. 80, 1905 Bay st. Sc.
William Martin. 40, Union, N. J.
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statesmen

If you are the type and have conf,
dence in, your. own ability IN real
available for several men. We have
abundance of good saleable listings,
and many qualified buyers calling us
daily for homes in Northwest Wash
ington and suburban Maryland areas.
full time. Phone for appt., EN-.
1900. CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.,
L. H. Thompson, 4420 Conn. ave.
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Deaths Reported

Sarah Cox. 90, 1920 Upton st. NV
Elizabeth Mitchell. 90, Hyattsville. Md.
Nellie Segerson, SO, 3053 st. NV.
Amelia Skinner, 80, 1919 ST NV
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Births Reported
(From D. C. Bureau of vital statist

George and Anne Bayer, boy
Robert and Edith Belcher, girl.
Joseph and Betty Ennis, girl
Michael and June Fissell, girl.
Alfred and Sarah Fraser, girl.
Elihu and Ruth Prick, boy.
Frederick and Florence GrZeSkieXicZ, hnY
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When answering advertisement
addressed to Star boreS do NOT
inclose original references, or
other materials OF personal udfue.
Copies serve the purpose and
originals may Get lost.
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FRANCHISE

tablished arm needs 4 top-f1isht
franchise men on new plan that
earned $1,000 for first salesman in
To-day test Should produce about
$4,000 commission on franchise
earnings to $4,000 a month. Must
be willing to travel. References ex-
changed. Box 405-D, Star. 30.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
We want . successful salesman with
proven exper. and If he passes our
requirements will be given drawing
Account. Do not apply unless you
want . perm, full-time position. Ap.
ply in person only between II ana
T40A wis ave -3l