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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-01
Personal Tragedy
ArOuses Zeal
To Help
Victims Of Infaniilc
Paralysis Still
Need Attention
After Two Years
By BILL LEE

Appeals of evry kind have their
places in modern society it seems,
and the American public has al
ways responded valiantly when
the call comes for aid to their
fellow men and to the advance
ment of civilization.
But nothing arouSeS the zeal to
work for a cause like the soaring
contact of personal tragedy. ] A
striking example of that is being
displayed here in Key West.
In the 1916 polio epidemic
which swept through Florida and
laid low AZ victims in Key West
alone, Bernard Waite, Jr,, young
son of the former local police Of
ficcr, was among the victims.
The Monroe county chapter of
the National Foundation for In
fantile Paralysis came to the aid
of these victims, along with the
navy, which threw all its facili-
ties into the fight. The tide was
Stemmed, but many of the VIC
Tins required care for many
months to come.
Bernard Waite, Jr., was count
ed among that number. And his
father knew that without the fl
nancial assistance of the National
Foundation the proper care nee
essary to bring the boy back to
normal living was impossible.
He knew also that the others
were, for the most patr in sim
liar situation. So the police Of
ficer pitched in each year and did
all he could in the subsequent
March of Dimes. campaigns to
raise badly needed funds.
This year is no exception. Ber-
nard has notified March of Dimes
headquarters that he is ready to
do anything asked of him" in
the campaign now swinging into
full stride.
So when this former Key West
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policeman, noWs in the insurance
business, calls upon you next
week for substantial contribu-
tons to the March of Dimes you
will know know he is talking
from experience. He has known
the agonizing heartbreak of see
ing his child in the grip of a
dread disease and then, experien-
ced. the cheer brought by. the eff
forts of the polio, foundation. He
has watched the boy improve
slowly, day by day, until now he
is once again approaching the
point where only a trace of his
Seizure remains.
There are Is others who re-
quire continuing care. Physical
therapy, special, hand made
shoes, braces, crutches, hospital
care, nurses all add up to a stag
gerins amount of money being
spent right here in Monroe coun-
ty for victims of the 1916 polio
epidemic.
The funds of the Monroe coun-
ty- chapter are exhaused. More
funds will be needed to merly
continue necessary treatment of
present patients. In the event of
another epidemic in lo49 here,
Monroe county would be faced
with disaster unless the county
goal of $4,000 is reached.
Volunteer workers urge will
ing contributions under the slo-
gan Give dimes from your pock-
etbook-givc dollars from your
heart"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-01
Speedking
Of Car, Boat
Dies Today

Thy The Associated Pressl
LONDON. Jan. Sir Nal
colin Campbell. the only man
who drove an automobile at
more than 500 miles an hour.
died today. He was S. years OF
age. ~
He was the only man who
made as high as l42 miles an
hour in a motorboat.
Sir Malcolm made his rec
ords in automobiles on beach
es in the United States in trials
that extending over several
years.
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Give From Heart,
Appeals March OF
Dimes In Campaign
Lewis S. Swain
Serving On
|USS Cubera

GREAT LAKES, H., Jan. l.
Lewis Sidney Swain. engincman,
first class, USN, husband of Mrs.
Josephine Swain of 1853 Poinci-
ana, Key West, is serving aboard
the submarine USS Cubera which
recently returned from North
Atlantic waters where it .partici-
pated in the Fleet Tactical exer-
ciscs..
Swais entered the Naval SER
vice March 5, 1912. and received
his recruit training at the Naval
Training Center, Great Lakes, Ill.
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sailors could have been on the
street at about to 2:3G a. m.
The last large theft in Key
West was about a month ago
when the Sears, Roebuck store at
Fleming and Simonton street
thieves stole a safe containing
about $1,000, The safe has not
been recovered as yet and no
trace of the men involved in the
crime was found.
Several men were arrested la
ter nv the, sheriff's office, but
sA~e1'e Subsequently, fescasctF when
the authorities could not prove
their charges.
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All City Voters
Must Register

Every voted in Key West must
register this year if he or She in
tends to vote in the general cleo
ton November 8, it was announc-
ed today by City Clerk Victor
Lowe.
There are about 10000 voters
in the city. They can register by
calling at the city Clerks, office
on any day the office is open. It
is not expected that many will
register until shortly before cleo
ton.
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HEAVY WINDS

PARIS-Winds. with velocities
as high as 100 miles an hour.
struck the French west coast dur
ing the night. Several small craft
were damaaed and one. irawl-
er. was SUNK with a reported loss
Of IL lives. il H.
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Then they calmly broke two
locks on the front doors of the
store, and entered. with two
bright lights on in the ceiling of
the shop.
They broke into a showcase
containing expensive watches,
valued up to $40, cleaned that
out, and then opened a second
case which contained bracelets,
necklaces, earrings. They must
have loaded it into a box, for
there was a large quantity of the
articles stolen.
When Gwynn came back at
2:40 a. m. he discovered the
brokcn locks. Hc Immediately
ca,ledLieutensnt Harry Lee Ba-
ker of the Police Department.
Baker drove to the store, saw
that it had been entered and then
drove to the home Of r. c. Dick
son, owner of the Beachcombcr
store.
With Dickson he came back to
the store. Then Dickson discov-
cred that a large quantities of
watches and jcwelry had been
stolen. Later Peace Justice Roy
Hamlin came to the store.
They found cap which had
been passed out in Duval street
drinking places New Years Eve,
and which had marks of hair oil
on it.
The Navy ssssfeft Patrol afsu
was notified of the theft, and
they began checking to see what
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Schools Open
Again Monday

All public and parochial
schools, closed since the begin
ming of the Christmas vacation,
will open again Non1av, Horace
O'Brvant superintendent of pub
lie instruction. announced today.
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TROOPS EAT WELL

ATHENS. - The government
announced today that Greek
troops had been supplied with
extra rations Of food. including
candy. and had been given wine
and cognae.
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PEACE NJ INDIA

BOMBAY.-The governments Of
india and Pakistan reported to-
day that a peace pact had been
signed. after hostiiities that ex-
ended over IA months.
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DUTCH WAR ENDED"

BArAVIA.-The Dutch COM
nand repsrted today that the war
in Java had "ended". but he add
ed that the cease fire order had
not yet been issued because of the
activity of several guerilla
bands.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-01
CZECH BUSINESS

CZECH BUSINESS
PRAGuE-Business in czecho-
slovakia was 10 percent better
last year than it was in prewar
days. according to a report issued
by the government.
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Beachcomber Store
Entered By Thieves,
Steal Up To $4,000
! Burglars Wait Until WatcI.man Tries
Door, Then Enter Shop,
Loot Showcases

Between $4,000 $4,000 ewelry
stolen daring thieves who broke
this morning
The burglars evidently waiting until William Gwynn.
Waterman employed by the Duva merchants
door to the Beachcombers and
of his rounds. their entrance.
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DARK AND BITTER

WASHINGTON. Madame
Chang Kai-Shek said today that
the. outlook is that l94S will be
a dark and bitter year for China.
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CHANG CLAIMS STRENGTH

CHANG CLAIMS STRENGTH
MANUFACTURING Kai- Shek
said today that the world should
not think that the Chinese gov
eminent is weak because it is
seeking peace with the commun-
lists. We are still strong" he de-
ciared, but added the Nationalist
are anxious to have peace restor-
ed in China.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-01
NATURE IN ANGRY
MOOD NEW YEARS
WITH COLD. 'QUAKES
TembIOrs Struck California BetiUeeii
San Francisco And Monterey;
Flood Waters Elsewhere

49, The
WASHINGTON Mature mood at the
BEGINNING of New Year in the United States
earthquake California between San Francisco and
Monterey Some buildings damaged and telephone poles COL
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Late Bulletins

KING GEORGE BETTER
LoNDoN.-King George was
reported today to have improved
SO much ne was able to go to
Ssndzinsham palace for a New
Years celebration.
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will Henry Cabot
Ma@achus fo the pF
of of
ofo Senator Lodge Senator GeoseA ik
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Key West. Florida. hos the
most equoble climate in the
country. with ON average
rdnge of only IA Fahrenheit
Evening star., 1949-08-10
PERSONAL

DRESSMAKING and alterations ex-
pesty done ne fsSIs sday ssTyss Mses hsad s
plicity and Advance patterns; but
plies: button holes. belts and COW
cred buttons; 2-day service. SEWING
SHOP, 1875 L st. NV. Ma 1857
LEARN TO DANCE, Every
Wed. / hr. expert instruction, ?
hrs. practice. Beginners. advanced:
ST. JUST FOR FUN CLUB, 1745
Conn; aye, SD Mpi Pm; ,x pE. 900; oo;..
s. Chambers has h only the the best o ef
KITTY JAY PREscHooL. fun day,
year round. ages 2-6. transp, furn.
waNrPD. Gs,l PD' HGsfrse SGsSi PARTNER, ase Sent.
$500 81 500. Address Ass Box Boz s-Y. Star. 10
PERMANENT: s4' SHAMPOO and nm
MAsEILE HONOUR SCHOOL. is4o
WELLINGTON NURSERY - Babies
boarded over the week end, weekly
or monthly; exceptional individua.
care; ideal license home. 1nspec-
cdsIvdnI ten inyttea, TIE svsS sS74; ;uoxp -,
sdsT ss1sl PSeD p ssax xsn ps ssrt sos snd
LONGWoOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Grades to 12; preparatory for
service academies and college: all
athletics; excel. faculty: $50 acres.
nearby Md. 7-day boarders, 81 100;
S450. LONGWOOD SCHOOL. Box
1927 Olney. Md
WANT NEW AND UNUSUAL FUN?
If you are unmarried. of good char
acter, and enjoy good, company,
ballroom and square dancing, sports.
FOR FUN CLUB, 1745 Conn. ave.
NV, DE. $500, / to 8 pm.
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly
people with nursing care. Opposite
Walter Reed Hospital. GE. 1855.
Evening star., 1949-08-10
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, colored, desires Job caring for
children or light housekeeping; live
in if pref. Call Ex. OIL. Ask
GIRL, colored; g.h.w., sleep out; full
time; ref. D1. 1853.
GIRL. colored, wants Job. mornings
week. Tues. and Thurs. Call DE.
1869.
GIRL. colored, desires position, days
work; exp. Call DE. 6465.
GIRL. colored' care for ehiidreg Iegs o.
GIRL, colored. wishes days work;
laundry preferred; refs. Phone MI.
GIRL desires Job as maid or taking
care, of children: Mon; through Fri;
GIRL. colored, n. neat wishes hes d dsssy.,s
WILLIE MAE HACKNEY.
GIRLS, >, colored, desire exper. foun-
tain. bus or waitress. TR. 603s.
LAuNPkLss' eolo5ed; Gs By 'E the sfr, day
MAID, colored. desires Job part time
KELLY, 10. 5-9649.
WOMAN. eolored; wants gh.w or
WOMAN, eolored, settled; wants Job
51a-day wk. HUI 1858.
WOMAN. colored, wants days work;
refs. and exper. CO. 1853.
WOMAN, honest and reliable, wants
work. days or nights. HO. 4460.
WOMAN, colored, wants days work
Tues. and Fridays; experienced
ironing and washing. HU. 5266,
NO. 4467.
WOMAN. experienced, wishes part
time or days work; excellent IRON
ing. AT. -3055. -
WOMAN, desires days work of any
kind; best of references. AT. S47S.
WOMAN. colored. wishes days
work; gh:w HO. 1895. -12
WOMAN. col. g.h.w.. 3 days, no
children, light laundry. near in
p; G. city ref. S25, carfare. ST.
WOULD LIKE to place excellent maid
for days work. Tuesdays. RA. 1914
o'clort
Evening star., 1949-08-10
SITUATIONS WOMEN

CLERK-TYPIST with knowledge OF
PIX and teletype, desires immediate
employment. DE. 9s46 between 8
DESIRE Iad d1 cAFETER1A CAT WORK: exper.
colored girl; counter or kitchen help.
ELECTRoLoGIsT. experienced. de-
sires position, part or full time with
an established office. Box 145-Y,
Star.
GIRL, colored, neat, wishes work in
week. S9siaihf HI. g. s4ai. sa.E'' 10 Il 0 Gays
GIRL, eolorsd, wants Job a., as waitress
GIRL, refined, white, IL mos. baby,
wishes position in home caring for
children in return room and board
plus salary. GE. 9424. H.
LADY desires position, as apt. or guest
house. manager, preferably in yicin-
psrience lsy ea euDGR5 NJ c5!:Is 7as Years T
NURSE, D. c. doctors reference:
care any patient or. invalid with
light honsework. Wishing permanent
n h9me y opE Bex g rns iS4-Ys l., star ar, .,.u,
Box l9S-Y, Star.
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored; will
take care of infants or old per-
PRACTICAL NURSE, graduate, col,
through @ Friday. CO. 5sas. 10.
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored, avail.
able for day or night work; with
reference. Call HI. 1878. 10'
RECEPTIONIST. colored, for doctor,
office or file or general clerk: yer,
little or no tipping. JA 4-0446. IL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, COM
petent young woman, experienced in
various lines of work including legal.
desires permanent position. Box
2OO-Y. Star. H.
SECRETARY Y-STENOGRAPHER, ex-
perienced. "a, dictaphone, rapid
typist, appearance, college, depend
able, small office, permanent, part
time. Box 13S-Y, Star. H.
WANTED, envelopes to type at home,
So per thousand. Work called for
and delivered FA 269S. H.
YOUNG WOMAN, colored, desires po-
sition as clerk, waitress. elev. oper.
maid in store or receptionist. TR.
5516 Ill
TO KEEP your Office open SATURDAYS.
Telephones, typing. Box 140-Y,
Star H.
Evening star., 1949-08-10
HELP DOMESTIC

COUPLE-Wife, cook, laundress: man,
clean, serve, garden: thoro. exper. !;
live in: sal: open, OR; 22s6. Hl2
doctors home. in Arlington: live in;
ref and esper. nee. GL. 1904. -
CIV, plain cooking; live in; local
G.H.w. AND GooD CooK-To live
In nice home; experience with young
child necessary: only responsible
ess h.sR .R tsss'a assa apps 5ssrsnsh' es
GIRL, 20 to 35, to care for Q boys,
"a and 4h; must live in. Box
emf, eoiored, experienced with chill
no Sundays. Apply in person, 1858
GiRf, ii9fat h;n housework; live in; room,
bath and radio; $50 mo. start. RA
.iRL, exper.. for cooking and sh,w.;
hrs. ii through dinner; salary. SIS
oiRL On WOMAN. f.h.w: and care
Of 2 children; physicians home in
country; live in. Call Thursday
morning s1 yo bstwssn sSos AZ, 9 AZ An. and Il
HR61SsEKEEPER. 1879 HP2Rs'' 20 CT TO 80 50 yrs. old:
white; to take care Of little girl and
small apt; live In. DE. 1865.
H0UsEWORKER, plain cooking. serve
8 adults; 10 am. to after dinner
q days, $50. Must be thoroughly
exper., refs. H. STEINLAUF,. 1416
Tuckerman st. NV, Apt. 1o4.
MAID, G.H.W., exper. with children
willing to stay 2 or 3 nights; other
help; 18th st. apt; good salary
excel. ref. REQUIRED. DU. e02S. II
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE, to share
furnished home with active elderly
Christian gentleman; rent, heat and
utilities free In return for meals;
bungalow with nice yard; own furni-
ture permissible; ideal for retired
coupe. MIR. CRYMEE, 2612 Dewitt
,fsigsss;yAMISxSS figs;y AISSx Va crTr2NSss TE; 2,ss; v,,,.
capable Of taking care of Q children
no housework; refs; exper.; nee. liv,
In; $25. DU. 616S. -12
WOMAN. colored,. settled, with Wash
ref; for very light house duties, Il
am. to pm; no cooking, no fam
ny laundry: days week. S15 an,
carfare. Must be reliable. EN-. 50Sl
wbMAN for s.h.w., care of chill
dren; 9 days; $2s; live in. "a;
Keefer pl. NV. SO pm. Ills
EXpEk G.H.w and cook, 30 to 40
must live in: GOOD salary. EN-. T113
- liz
Evening star., 1949-08-10
HOME IMpRoVEMENTS

ADDITIONs-Porches. garages, all
types, of construction. new or re-
MMoaf1H LIpERaToRE 4z o2sei 1yIaet aiso fae SON
AND ALTERATIONS to
Mr.. YOUNG. IA. seoa aveninss.
Al home improvements,
repairs: small monthly payments.
HAMILTON coNTR. co. RE. 4477.
ADDITIONS, porches. kit. interiors,
suB6RsANO i REMopEIiNa s SfIasi Co. 5k 81.
BxsEMEST ASH ;S.'a. LEAkr, E,.s wass5pTcot
s0e rusber n Daint Oah proeess
No digging up flower beds, shrubs,
etc. Less costly, more convenient
and at the same time beautified.
Playrooms. garages. porches, brick
houses and asbestos shingles, our
specially. Paracrets answers your
fRor PANT detDIIs pfsolems. Phone OIL. $500
BuIL6fSG AND CARpENrRY-Ad-
ditions, recreation rms, attics fin
ished into rms. roof repairs, new
Johns Manville roofing. asbestos sid
ing; insulated brick siding. cutters
s9 sna spSuts; or sliso years sis to pay SlIs0
CEMENT WORK, stone walls, nag
stone terraces, walks. chimneys.
f1repls., cement driveways, porches,
retaining walls, pipe drainage. All
kinds Of waterproofing. F: MARCuc-
Se Tl2 S9a'e Md Phdne aGrnsEs soekss sns sss sss
CONCRETE CEMENT WORK, foot
inss, porches, steps, driveways, base
ment floors. old and new work. C.
, GALEA. AT. 1854. AI4
ORlvEWAYs, BLACK TOD or limestone
GRAHAM pETRIE. Oliver 1892
FENCE, chain link, all salvanised. all
posts set in concrete; .immed. erec-
tion. Get the best for less. No
money down, 80 mos. to pay. Phone
Ho: $3.50; ewes, 10. 3-4377. -22
FENCE s;ss3 h chain in. link; all salyani.ed
vantage Of our anniversary special
and save $50 on average job. We
give you a guarantee, so be wiser
and buy KAISER FENCE, Ho. 1925.
FENCE, E. chsln;Iink. nsiE Take Take .ds.nts.s
TR. 1889. VI 1865 ewes. -' I'll "
FENCES. ali types; concrete. car
-. kIIE FENCE CO. ST: 1000. 81:
snishss eiFiosos oosNa eShrkXe HIuss
To T9Rs ssoINc nc. 1879 Wisconsin ave.
GEkEkALo REMoDE1Na Of COM
struction; specializing in restaurant
and store fronts;- PLANS and esti-
mates furn. RAY e. ROBERTS.
A1ODHRNIZING snd additions: esIlai
70 roof. CAL 81. 3366.67 for free
INC co. l2Q3 Eye It M
Evening star., 1949-08-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Os w
GRILL-BAR-LIoUOR - Capitol Hill,
air,conditioned, modern, perfectly
serys. Sr p.y sounssr Ta par sS saae sss
seats 75. Priced to sell, $4,000
can Mr.. Boinis, OR. 1914. A. II.
BAdAs, Reaitor d Business Broker
REsrA6RRAsr, located on busy hish-
rent; s12s. With Ions lease: WI
sHekiNSHzM Me kEHTEar's sx6rplfd; II; s9ls1; CENTER,
ses.n ssspa arss Si Sysy esDe e'cBs
On 'ea main i Highway; issSs AH. t.. Sat WITH
frozen se cussard, sport m sM aeods, leather itiHs;
goods. interior decorations, linen and
ysard, good, s,,a.asy. candy. sookstors. up
city toys, ladies sppsrsi, millinery
MR M HaltssEEisi09s HisEE cH :sss0ls Soo. s,s fs Nd
felsRs NAFFlisa1sscn: w. Of VIZ wl.a.n
ington's oI.st.nding .. places Of its
money none for Years. Bar. food and - en-
reason able rental. $50 seating ca
pacity. Everything In perfect op-
Grafton. Doing now S176 day
Priced very low. .Sl2,500 cash will
hIsoS hands EYES, eall inns Mt; Hsyasl; ya,aa. Il
ss,jnss; s,sEss, ss- 40 s4sa; a,.,. 10
profitable; reasonable rent; good
volume; large gross profit. $4,000,
plus stock. MILTON GOLDSMITH,
DI. 0440.
Evening star., 1949-08-10
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUEs-Brlc-a -a-orac, china. sill
DORA RRu5PsAW M1LEsToNE
ANTIaSEs 1aaS g. FM Ensnts1s sTERse 7ass
china. glassware, rugs. stlvervare,
paintings: highest cash prices uaid.
Call MURRAY tStarbeckerI. ia.
BEDROOM, dining room, contents Of
home; cash. We do moving. storage.
ia. 1887; after pm, GE. 14l6.
BOOKS, large and small collections:
DisTR1cT sEs cfo BooR 5c@ises STORE f 81 9th
CLEAN lie M DIRT Rf' WASTED-Rear RHnsiER e1g4
i MaGArshur blvd: WI. 1857. II.
7th st. NV. ME-. sS67. win cali.
diamond watches, discarded Jewelry
bought. No purchase too small, too
aIse prses eaa eaSa NEW YoRK JEW sa
eo 7is Is.' 7th Est st: NV, NV 'a"A-N-
highest PRICES: Ak for Mr.. opptN-
es.n rSa '1s sRsEsf 'isi!Fi suT az
FURNITURE-Your entire household
ss: sFisss s. 5 Al + 5SKs SSJs EeH.: si0 I'll
FGjRNsiifTiuRfl wsnseo s at once. good
furniture OF ali kinds; entire nome
or ODD pieces. pay cash; PIeaSs
FURNITURE-wm ~, sIs,,ls con-
ware china. bric-a-brac. Blyips
VIZ WooDs' d5s'As s.b t'' and u sts I; nv; Ne
E3IRNJTIIRF wANTED--Bedrr din.
ing rm., other pieces or entire houses
hold; prompt service. co. 1865.
10
GoID-Brins your old gold plst,.
mum. teeth, discarded isweiry. We
ofFfSf r aSf F FIRS. 9: n" WANTED - Desk.
chairs, filing cabs, etc, small aa or lses;
Pianos IA, inSas WANTED. uprights. We Will
give you $50 due bill good for 2
yrs. on the purchase Of new piano
Or telsyision sse set, COLONIAL PIANO
SCRAP fl fRoN. SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries. house rags: highest prices
paid If you cannot deliver your ,ac--
SB 5TSK KS go:: 2ss0 Georgia ave, NV
s6RAP IRON. SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries. house rags-Hlghest prices
paid II you cannot deliver your
WASH: RAG 4 BAG CO.. 21b L ct.
siTovEs. FITRNITuRE, ranges. tss
boxes and heaters. ACME Stow
CO.. 1Ol1 7th st DIV. MA s952.
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold.
silver. iewelry, diamonds. firearms,
luggage, Photographic equipment,
musical Instruments. eneineering
instruments. viii call. MAX ZWEIo
SONS, 937 D st. NV, ME- 9113.
AM INTERESTED In buying silver
brac. old jewelry and furniture.
DORA KRuPsAW MILESTONE 1885
G st. wv ST 7496.
SMALL GRAND PIANO, good condi-
ton; reasonable, cash. Sunday only,
Randolph OSS5
Evening star., 1949-08-10
SITUATIONS MEN tcont.l

CARPENTER FOREMAN-Fairly ex-
perienced, hieh-class residential pre-
ferred CO. o139. -
colored, part time. s am. to 2 pm.
Call Ex. 4160 after pm.
CHIEF eng. and maintenance super
visor. 81 yrs. old, 1st class. D. c.
license; experienced in hotel, hos
pital and air cond. apt. houses;
7 yrs. with last employer. Box
JR. ACCOUNTANT. 1 yr. bookkeeping
exper., also charge, flying and real
estate exper. Call WO. O606. i
LITHOGRAPHER, experienced. multi
lith, Davidson, camera, plate maker
and stripper. Young man seekinR
good future. WO. 1855. Ia
ROOM CLERK desires evening or
graveyard shift; will accept apt. or
rm. for wife and self as part re-
Enumeration. Call FA. 1858. ii
VETERAN. War II. age As, sober. re-
liable, Watchman, caretaker, resi-
dent manager apis. Box 1s1-Y'
Star.
YOUNG MAN. colored. wants Job
driving delivery truck; D. C. opr.
1dnS
Evening star., 1949-08-10
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
ADDING MACHINE, wales, $3.50


ADDING MACHINEs-Hand and cleo
trio operated; all makes; S25 and
up; also large stock reconditioned
typewriters; reasonable. MANHAT-
TAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO., $50 New
AfbIpkkEssiNG fIsk MACHINE, $50, good
eond; Re, E,,~d,nsg., dlso. rs.x.,.. A.,
temp, window type; $40, Phone DI.
1884, Ext. 90; after 5 pm, RE.
AIR CoNDITIoNER. window model,
h-ton GE, 500. Call MA. 7O31.
Ext. 3631 from 9 to $50 daily.
AIR CONDITIONER, y h.p., Pleasant
aire, in good cond., sos. tn. 1887.
AIR CONDITIONER, "a h.p. York,
Console, 1912 model; peri. cond. (;
moving: must sell; $3.50 installed.
AfR H. SSSSiNabIr1osEH, used, wind window
type. Perfect for hsme or once.
Fixed MACHINE at $100 each, Wide
selection 1of others. SIS Kennedy
st. NV. GE. 1853. Open evenings.
Evening star., 1949-08-10
MOTOR TRAVEL

DESIRE TRANSPORTATION to BE-
thany Beach, Delaware; couple and
child: Sat. 13th. Wo. 3s36.
LAWYER driving Miami, Aug. 1920;
CoUPLE can take 2 riders to Indian
apolis. Ind; share expenses; Aug.
18th. WO. 1859. III
MAN SHARE DRIVING Los Angeles
and back: Aug. 21st, return Sept
2lst; refs; GE. 0954. -.
10th; take three; refs. exchanged.
CO. 1864. 10s
NEW BUICK, driving to Buffalo, N.
Y Thqrsday, Aus. i1th; Sgantt
RnfNEp TsffsaE pssS GOVT EMPnoYE1 esfo fnoApY
wishes trip to Calf. as companion
Or nurse; ref. exch. Box 203-Y,
DRfvING To OKLAHOMA August
IS. Take i or 3; one way or round
trip. Call Creenbeit T737.