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Evening star., 1951-12-04

Put a man behind the wheel of Cadillac
and he's very likely to stay behind the wheel
of Cadillac!
Few indeed can ever be satisfied with any
other motor car-once they have known the
deep-seated satisfaction that comes from
owning the Standard of the World.
Many and many man is driving his
fifteenth Cadillac-and it is not unusual to
encounter an owner who goes far beyond
that figure.
Naturally, car must offer many things
in order to have such an enduring hold on
the affections Of those who own and drive it.
Evening star., 1951-09-30
IRON WORKERS

IRON WORKER, ornament. mech. 81
hr. Apply WALKER IRON W0pRS
Baileys Cross Roads, Va, FA. 5o21
Evening star., 1951-09-30
HELP MEN

OFFICE MANAGER for long estab.
iished fuel. heating and miscel.
laneous supplies business: knowledge
OF bookkeeping, typing. daily cash
good salary with advancement de-
pendent on ability; experience and
middle aged preferable. If you are
looking for position that has
ably long hours during our BUSY
season write4for interview. Outline
past and present employment. Box
297-S, Star
OFFSET PREssMAN, for 17x22 Wei
or @2x32 Harris. to work in q
benefits; free parking: $50 for
40-hr.. wk.; chance to advance: all
Inquiries will be kept strictly con-
hdential. Write Box SS-S, Star. a
OIL BURNER and domestic boiler
men. Apply 8 L st. s.w. between
THO and y a "
Evening star., 1951-09-30

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
war want fEe experience man who can take
sunday sH4a TSTk 'f5sFH psrmanen, a3 might ae
AMERICAN An sERvfcEzi &c CENTER. fSl1 EIouasS; 5S5
sEayfcf H2 yG5fe' ST. sfAfioRSs fhiEolRSst022r 2rTTfNDaIT Ta
white; salary and commission: uni.
HAYNES ESQ SERVICE, !41NsSVfr a46s ViF.
SERVICE ld.ii station ATTENDANT
ERTys@ ss@ssSEs5eo sGNoeo 4659 465pPly Mt D9gGa 4etnan
SERVICE sTATfoN ATT2EENDiANT- TEN
Must Must Pc experienced and oyer 81.
IaNnd haNe LEGAL l,s; refs; salary; $50 wk,
GnNSoA worts a., MOlOE CO. 2423 Kenil-
sfs9 9Dfth ave. Biadensburg' Md, WA.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, ex-
per-, Sinclair. station, Univ. lane
and Rigss I'd: Cal after i pm.
ssKRiicsEH sHRi 81 sfaTToS a,ff sF sTItNSss7 81 iIss
ppeerrienced. Apply ADAMS AMoco,
SERVICE STAffioNA "a ATTENDANT
AfSslstant nisht manager. 4 pm. tc
"a ~ mfidnisht. fldIis must be experienced
ana @ 11rnisn local references, middle
saged annIv man IA nsrsd preferred; No phone calls
MES AMoCO SERVICE, 5000
Nichols ave. Sc. so
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Iull or part time; must be expert.
sion, WOODLAWN SERVICE CEN
Ter, 1926 N. Washington blvd, AT.
SERVICE STATION ATTNp. white
sxper.. full and part time. KRATCH'S s
aVeS. NV 81
Evening star., 1951-09-30

FORMICA MAN; experienced man
needed for one Of Washington s
fastest growing Formica shops;
steady, year round employment.
A real opportunity for a clean cut
man to advance. Top wages paid.
Apply after 3 am. Mr. Edward,
(Est. 1919. 627 F st. NV. .
FLORIST. experienced, to work in
our new Spring Valley store, excel
lent, opportunity for advancement
Apply MT. Dent. BLACKSTONE
FOUNTAIN BOY, daywork only, no
sundays, of every other Saturday;
good pay and working conditions,
MR.. RICKMAN, 14l7 H st. NV.
FOUNTAIN HELP, fwhite oniv,
young man. part-time. Must be ex.
perieneed. Call MIR. WITT. GE
7445
Evening star., 1951-09-30
JANITOR

Colored couple only; sober. expert.
enced with stoker and minor re-.
pairs: salary and excellent quarters,
Evening star., 1951-09-30
InVeStlgatOr- Collector

Young man for national
sma!i loan organization: auto
mobile required; permanent
position; many employe bene.
fits; opportunity for advance
ment. Apply in person, LIB
ERTY LOAN CORP. 3407
Perry St, Mt. Rainier, Nd
Evening star., 1951-09-30

Sales Trainee, Part Time
you're free g to a:3O pm. daily
call NE 1850 mornings II
Evening star., 1951-09-30
PORTER

S4t L 14G
Day work, with window washing exp ;
must be sober and dependable; an
Apply RIM. 7Os. bldg. super, KASS
BLDG, I'll 14th st. NV. 80
PORTER DRIVER, colored- re,iabie
sober with excel. D. c. ref $40 50
wk,; s-hr. day. 1901 Ga. NV. -
PoRTERS- -HALLMEN. colored; new
conditioned apt. bldg. Apply
package receiving room north side
ave. an
PORTRAIT REToUCHERs. exner,-
sTIf616 snGea only; HARRIS q EWING
SlooIo' 1913 F st. NV. Ma. 500.
POT WASHER and general kitchen
WORK !colored), institutional experi-
ence required; 5-day wk. Apply
MONTGOMERY JR. COLLEGE, Ia
PoI OF WASHER, 6 am. to 4. MRS.
POULTRY MAN-Experienced in cut-
ias meat qR Fnosedss shldksn' cam snd Lo 9th
PRESSER, wool and silk. experienced.
ton; Apply BUCHANAN CLEANERS.
1925 Georgia ave. -
FRESHMAN, experienced on KliIse
Mleh!e vertical, Simplex presses
ne preFmanent position. Box Bats, Star.
FRESHMAN, Kelly, Kluse; must be
esttenceq prentiee sEaW1cs and steaey pe also ap
il0 18th st. NV. -30
hour. THEoDoRE nSfs SMITH, f4g 'ine' sni any any
81. s.Y.. ME. 1910. 40
Evening star., 1951-09-30
MANAGER
MANAGEMENT Trainee

The position offered by an interna-
tioonal firm in business more than
100 years, with over 1900 outlets
are tor men from rs to so years of
chance for unlimited advancement
Paid vacation. family hospital bene-
ntS, Tree retirement plan. good start
ing salary plus commissions when
qualified. Experience not necessary
,lranSportation furnished. Apply
Evening star., 1951-09-30

SALES AND SERVICE MEN, age "a
80. contracting chain and independ-
ent grocery stores. Late-model car
necessary. Five-day week. Salary,
S225 plus liberal car allowance
Write: giving qualifications. Box
Evening star., 1951-09-30
SINGER SEWING
MACHINE co.

1340 G st. NV. viii accept evenin,
interviews. Call Ma. 01S4 for ap
pointment.
MEATCUTTER, part-time, expert.
ee3ced. enn1d I9r $slt-seryice meat dept
kET l3la :: I, ave. ne. .
MEAT CUTTER, experienced. prefer.
ably In self-service operation; must
be sober. Apply in person. SUIT,
LAND SUPER MKT. 1854 Suitlanc
rd Sc. Mr.. Stancill i
MECHANIC; 512-day week: to work or
Llne9in raIishIa and Mercury; experienced,
GRADY MOTORS, INC. 1909 wis.
consin ave-, Bethesda. Md. OIL, 74OO
See or call Mr.. Cross. 80
MECHANICS HELPER, white; seryIc
station exper. will be given prefer
ance; work consists OF minor moto
tune-ups and supervising car-wasl
nelp; excel, salary and steady work
See Mr.. Williams after q am,
AUTo-WHoLERsALERs, INC, ia;
.BIadenshurg I'd. ne. g
HELPERS-Wiu trai,
men, instructions from factor
trained mechanics with long ex
perience: opportunity for right men
good salary. See Mr.. Hook, AMERi
CAN SERVICE CENTER. 5s5 No
Gleoe I'd. Arlington. Va. Il
Evening star., 1951-09-30
HELP MEN
PLJJNFBER,s EgFT,pFp nv,

PLUMBERS HELPER - Experienced
man needed to fill permanent posi-.
tion in established firm. an excel.
lent opportunity for advancement in
both position and wage. applicant
must be clean-cut. Apply after
an, Mr.. Edward, JOHN G. WEB.
STER a. SONS. INC, tEst. 1919,
PORTER, colored. for beauty salon;
2; G. drivers permit; good salary,
EMILE. 1921 Conn. ave. 80
PORTER. colored, for drugstore work.
Apply SMITHS PHARMACY. 25iS
P0nRaI1EkS. na1kS. for drugstore work. AP.
PORTER, colored. liquor store; 5ull
time; good conditions. Apply III
ra m; n Tuesday. 2237 MINI. ave. Sc.
PORTER, colored. with experience,
l99Tr doWntoyn grocery store. Cali
PORTERS and stock men. also men
to work on shipping platform: 40
hour, 5-day week. Permanent po-
sitions;; Apply personnel office,
SEARS. ROEBUCK g. CO., $500 Wii-
son DIV0,. Afllnpt0n We
Evening star., 1951-09-30
EVENING STAR
NEWSPAPER

NJ
STEAMFlTTERS. 1st-class only neeC
apply; Steady work; top wages. Re.
port between and 7:3o am. real
S2i2 Ga; ave- ready to work. 5
STEN0GRAPHER CLERK. part time
I Ior INSURANCE., office in North Ar
l2S5 between and pm. .
STOCK CLERK, for mems furnishing,
store; permanent position; good op.
portunity for advancement. Apply
manager. NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP
STOCKMAN. exper., to take chcare
of well-kept stockroom. Phone IA
sTORERooM CLERK. white. experi
enced; 3 pm. till 12, with meal
and company benefits. Apply stew
and K sts: NV =
Evening star., 1951-09-30
HELP MEN

ROUTEMAN, for estab: dry-cleaning
West. CHILLUM CLEANERS, GE.
Evening star., 1951-09-30
OIL BURNER
CLOSER

AAA mfr. conventional gun-type low
pressure burner for No. 5 oil; also
La and 4 oil; has openings with
distributors; Burner fully automatic.
sne;ettrl ssieeetrlc ignition; no. gas. pitting or
sions possible. Have list light oil
users. Purchaser gets l0eS more
neat. Cost &c q gal. less. If you are
experienced. oil burner closer, we'll
put you in business. No investment.
salary or commission. Box 299-R,
OIL BURNER HELPER, exper. Cali
LA. 6-4392 after 6 pm,
motor carrier in Middle Atlantic
territory; Our people know of this
ad. Write giving full details cover
Ing qualifications. Box 261-R, Star.
Evening star., 1951-09-30
SALESMAN

Must have car to cover District of
Columbia and Metropolitan area
with scme travelling in adjoining
area territory. Wholesale house. SELF
ing to an active home furnishing
dealer. list. Drawing account and
this sales opportunity is approxi-
mately $1,000 per year. Reply in
full detail. Box 10-R, Star.
Evening star., 1951-09-30

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
experienced; 6-day week: D. C. driv-
ers permit preferred. Apply JOHN
HYS TEXACO SERVICE STATION,
2Uth and N Y ave u ~ -
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Today In History

186l-The first battle of Bull
Run-Civil War.
1877-Mobs seem to take over
Pittsburgh in labor troubles.
United States sends third
note to Germany on neutral
rights
ls25-John 7. Scopes found
guilty. iii Dayton, Ohio. Of teach,
ing evolution in high school in
violation of a State Law. ~ ="
1897 The administrator abanA
dons its u. S. Supreme Court Bill.
l939-4The Hatch Law enacted
by CONGRESS; prohibiting political
activity 10y Government erlpBg-
ees.
l942-Height Of losses at sea
by the Allies from enemy subs.
l943 Great battles rage ii Sic
ily and in Russia. xssa,.es !,
l944-+C fermaTlx cCs1nter attacks
and heavy. rains stall Allies in
Normandy
A945-Stalinagives@ a-.state. din
n@r to President Truman in Pots
dam.
1947-35O0 Southern Pacific en-
! gineers go out on strike
1850 - New York department
stores move to block boarding BY
limiting sales.
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LII. StainaI1er Has
Reported For Duty
In Island CITY

Lieutenant VIII L. StalnakeT
Korean War veteran. las report
ed TO Sur.@ce Anu-Submarine
Development Detachment til g
Navy announced today, He Is as
signed TO the Material Evaluatior
Section.
A native Of indianapolis, Ind
he was graduated from LakevIe@
High School. Chicago, III, n 1882
In May 1874 MT. StaInaker en-
listed in the US. Navy as an ap-
prentice seaman. He reported "a
San Diego for his first duty. serv-
ing aboard 1850 10n destroyers
operating out q that port. He was
q radioman al that time.
Later in 1888 ne reported 10 the
18th Naval District, serving there
as a rad!oman first class. assisting
III the installation Of q 3.0900S0
watt transmltteI az Summit. Can
al Zone.
From 1871 until 1912 ne served
as leading radioman on board
the USS. Hornet under combat
conditions in the Southwest Paci-
fic. The Hornet launched General
Doolittle's BIS bombers IN April
1912 Later -. 1talnaker paTticl-
pated in the Battle Of Midway
He was appointed Ensign 0cto-
Der Is, 1913. taking a ore year
course in electrou5cs al Radio Ma
terial School, Bellevue. Washing
ton, DC Mr. Sialnaker was re-
tanned as q radio physics instruc-
tor upon completion Of the course.
In February l945 he vas ap-
pointed as 9 Lieutenant ljg}. M.
Stalnaker participated in Opera
ton Cross-RoaGs at Bikinl in
1916 He served Is C0nlmanica-
ton Officer, SHIPS Secretary. and
/ Elecronics Officer on board the
U-S.S. George Clynaer. lAPA-2J.
From 1913 until June Of 1851 he
served on the staff. Commando
Naval Beach Group One as Staff
] Secretary. Personnel Officer ard
Legal Advisor, In September 1886
| the entire Beach Group moved
under emergency conditions Il
Korea in support Of the assault
landings az Tncll0n and Wonsan
/ remaining there with the Str
! Army ard list Marine Division un-
til December 1850.
Mr.. Stalnaker Is the son Of Mr.
viii T Stalnaker ard the late
Mrs. Stalnaker of AT n. ". list.
Miami, Ella.
Mr.. Stalnaker Is entitled TO wear
the; American Defense Ribbon,
/ American Theater Ribbon. Asiatic-
/ Pacific Theater Ribbon. with ore
starr, China Service Medal. Good
Conduct Medal with ? clasps
Korean Ribbon, and Occupation
Ribbon (Japa4lt,
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The Qm4 NEXT Seen
Ap hiswsi4eiurss

Il 4w y9u must pun yourself
tog1tikr Mrs 1f1rsb9ll said Il
quletlt bus taese Mas a Tote. Of
sisf03REf IN acr Yq.ce- We We got
10 tgeag sl'ttet t2actiy as though
nothing bas happened We mastn !
break Ff3Wn He needs our COM
I fort ana our cheer 1870 not our
/ tcarS-s 5 t.sE.
Betsy tossed her head and said
hpSklly, f%'Of course" But her
! words were est of by the sound
Of a tyaih whistle.
Mrs Marshall gave her a glance
! t1at usa4 almost hostile ana then
! k1rre1 rs the tram slid 10 malt
Mrs, ITorshai'' walked q few
/ steps atby from Betsy who stood
IS tno6ga1 rooted 70 the spot. The
: conductor swung down ana a
young .3lgn' appa AIRED a. the top Of
/ the sta4}s-ass tsslksy.Duna man Enuehs
thinner than Betsy had been pre-
pared 20 see He Was stlll IN uni
/ form, with the bars of q lieutenant
/ on MS SHOULDER. a0d his thin face
/ seemed ualcr because of the dark
I glasses thar shielded his eyes.
Hello, there. SON. Mrs Mar
shall called Gut
Home It last. Nom It's swell
to see vCu.' Peters voice rang
with sden 5oy.sh delight that
Betsy could scarcely keep back
/ the tears
They dung together for . long
/ moment Mrs. Marshall smiled at
Peter, though her fare was white
and tauG
/ Still cling.ne Is his hand. she
| sala-5ne Betsy marEelled at her
poise- s"There'S someone else
here to greet you, darling"
| 4Oh. Nom, not a committed"
/ Peter greaned. You promised -"
| "A coe2mji}ee of two. darling
Just Betsy and me" Mrs Mar
! shall TUNED 70 Betsy, stern.
/ commanE in her eyes,
! "Betsyk1 Petar ~ 5ssEae& and held.
out bis hand Betsy, you nice
| kidl This makes coming home
II wasithon that Betsy disgraced
/ herself, IN her oyn eyes as well
MS in Mrs. Marshalfs. She gave
a little choked cry Of heart break
and jerkea her hand free Of
| Peters. Then she ran blindly
/ along the platform and into the
street - away from that tall
/ white faced boy with his shad-
/ owed, sightless eyes.
Behind her. Mrs. Marshall
! ground her teeth in anger. as
/ Peters face went taut and his
/ Jaw clanped hard
Sorry seem to have upset
the your aster," said Peter.
ITO be centinucd)
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/ ~ pier
1ve taat n.srning and
i "a ll t1r q l56g time. as
ross began 70 sweep
lsI -r- And tiien. as she came
s.Y Ee. th4 ,t-al.1sE4oG crash
PETE nccs coming home today.
BIS >ta.a eaz due at tea o'clock.
Sc SEP 1a4er Inc shower, towel
.e~ aeEsc'f vigorously.
She mad yeafned for the mo-
Taal airea she could stand before
Pc A. ail fthe glory Of beng
ET WI 42p, and see the lock Of
cess ltE 5lTpr. q IN MS eyes His
lct2l-s t1a9 told her that he siill
tEc gas Of ner a8 q long legged,
es.1 ID orat with braces on her
e-a 1I& carrol-c5!ored nalr He
ag.dHt EnJFg that her hair had
5a~ECGel Cn,ii now she wore pink
act .1 was vastly becoming. He
.".I .l1't know that her skin was
r.-.r 5r1 fra "a. family tlnged
81. "a a Tery becoming tan. Pete
r g3art EnDw anything about
Ge~. Ard Suddenly il ST emed 10
ne- an uuacarable thing that 70
c..a sec WaUid always be just an
4ag3. f1ecklc-faced child
f,ar no.heg's voice called up to
a
Betsy aren't you ever coming
d-zn f5+ 5~e akfast? Esther's made
aa.l,es ard they're grand"
Re right with you,' she called
terE. trying hard TO sound gay
3e4 ca&daL
Sic &c; INTO 2 blue and white
print dress left over from last
suwmcr II rad faded o bit in tho
Was bad was one Of the cotton
dresses She iept for work in the
Ea cns or %he1 she was playing
arnY with the gang on pat
sGts thst aid nCf require formal
Dire s.1e. She brushed her hail
baok gre la55ly, tsrbst a conf
into IL made q face AZ herself II
TIN mirror, and went down tbs
s.a.rs
George standing with Edith a
Csc door. was leaving for tfS
Office. r.. pTlnned at Betsy.
III. chum," he greeted her
"H1g ieok about ton years old.
Sag tric8 10 smile al him. NUT
tered something, and went intf
TIRE dining COON. Edith and George
exchanged anxious glauces,
con ho# I've dreaded thi
d-v'" E3lth confessed
George nodded. Il know. Thanh
tHe Lord lts only twelve hour
ie~g Has train gets IN at tenn"
Yes. MRS Marshall said hex
r.fhEr res be met with a rccep.
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By Peggy Goddis

iion committee OF anything. th8t
he Just wanted 10 come home Is
though he'd been awap for
short trip. ! guess MS nerves are
pretty well banged 4ub,~ said
Edith.
Then the kid wont be 5thAfes'a
asked George hopefully.
Nothing short OF a broken
neck could keep her home" y <
George sighed: then he kissed
the top Of Edith's head ana ssYd4.
trying hard to be gay. Well,
wen have TO look on this as q
sickness. We pulled her Through
typhoid, TemeUI5sE2 And kioubi e
Whoop!ng cOugh,s and a few less
serious childhood~ailments. I guess
we can see her through this"
Il hope 50" said Edith. and
managed 10 send him away with
smile
4 LITTLE later. as Betsy came
4 Downstairs, still wearing the
faded blue and white Gotten dress,
Edith said:
Aren't you going to the station
20 meet Peter"
OF course" returned Betsy
CURLY.
You haven't much time 90
y am dressed. What difference
does il make what I wear or how
look2" Betsy burst out. Pete
won't know the difference
And then she was gone, hurry
ing out through the open door
and down the walk before Edith
could speak.
A few minutes before train
time, a neat dark green sedan
stopped at the edge Of the station
yard. Mrs. Marshall. trim and
I smart IN her suit }of. printed silk.
q hat .fnasle mostly of white V1o-
sets perched becpningly on her
Carefully waved hair, got out. As
she came along the4platforrn, She
was pulling on white gloves and
there was a cluster Of white vi0~
lets pinned 20 her Jacket.
Watching her. Betsy suddenly
/ felt frowsy. in her last summer
cotton dress. her mahogany color
cd curls gliltless Of 4 hat. socks
and scuifed saddlc-Shocs on her
feet. She flushed as she went 20
| meet Mrs. Marshall. who greeted
her affectiOnately and carefully
yelled her look Of djsappc0val.
We'll, Betsy. our long wait is
over. Our boy is coming home.
Won't it be grand to sec him
AGAIN."
IT would be even er7n5er II
/ he could see as" wuttereI Betsy
and caught her lower lip hard
: between her teeth.
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}741 -Joha Ciavcs Syynmcs, sol
ijer. coIonizer-judEe Of the North
west Territory. founder If CITIES
including Cincinnati born ln New
York Died Feb "a 1914
Ia2s Theron Baldwin, pioneer
mi anarv 60 the West. 10 whom
several West calieges are in
3ritc3 born IN Connecticut Died
april 10. 1870
ia26~Mahlon LOOMS. physl-
cjan-dcntist. pioneer IN wireless a
rennsr before Marconi, first to
use az aerial. born al Oppenhelm
II = IHed broken hearted at fail
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TOddy'S BIRTHDAYS

Charles W. Crawford. colnlnis-
sioner. Of food and drugs, Federal
Security adm, born in Lorena,
Tex, IS years ago.
Ernest Hemingway OF Cuba,
/. famous autlorAborn in Oak Park,
III, So years ago.
u S. Senator Bourke z. Hlcken-
looper of Iowa, born Blockton,
Iowa. S. years ago.
L. S. Senator William Z. Jen-
ner Of Indiana. bern Marengo,
Ind. 43 years ago.
Lewis s. Rosenstiel Of New
York, chairman Of Schenley In
dustries. born in Cincinnati, so
years ago.
Joseph Barnes Of New York,
newspaperman. born Montclair.
N. j., II years ago.
Sigurd s. Larmon. president of
Young & Rubicam, advertising,
New York, born in Stanton. Iowa.
GO years aga
Frances P, Keyes, author. born
IN Virginia, Sc years ago.
Select The. service saat selec
its MINUS Marines
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TOddy's Horoscope

Today's native may devote the
life to horticulture or forestry or
some kindred pursuit connected
with natural scenery. There is q
love for nature in her qlneter
moods, a devotional gentle mind
with refined instincts. There are
indications. of public service or
some political preferlnent attain
ed by pure force. of ability.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-21

1919 Ia get hearing for invention.
Oct y, 1896
i853-hnna 4. Gordon. famous
temperance advocate If her age,
president OF the World W CT.U..
born in Boston. Died june ] 5.
1881
l890-Joseph Fort Newton. ou-
Inent Philadelphia Episcopal rec
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-21
SUNDAY JULY N

Today's native seems tractable
and may even be d5ciSe, perhaps
little too much 50. There is an
indication 81 being held in re-
straint by friends or relatives. or
that some force of circumstance
may interfere with the freedom
of action This should be avoided
if possible for if would cause a
failure in life.
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PoINclANA FIRE ENGINE

Through an agreement between the city commission
end the Key West Electric System Ponciana viii get
Chs fire station at no cost whatever to the city.
General Manager c. A. Van Deursen Of the electric
system proposed the city that if gave him the Of
lot T5x100 feet 18th street Flagler avenue
would build structure house 100 XIV portable
diesel engine until the systems plant IS finished
and at that time will be given to the city.
Commissioners felt that it a boon 10 the city 10
get building without cost particularly the lot Is
being used for any purpose The Citizen commends Mr.
Van Deursen and the commissioners for their unified
spirit Of cooperation.
However, the building viii not be available TO house
fire engine for about and one-haf years and Poin
capa should be kept waiting that long to get
CINE 1t needs fire engine now. and the city has
available station that subdivision Of many homes and
several business buildings
The city ready to act as soon as II csh find a suit
able structure in Poinciana use engine house
That time, let AS hope, is not far off.
Poinciana is what may be called long even for
the apparatus the No fire house Fire. except cases
where Il Is discovered shortly after starting could sweep
through building, If famed By heavy winds before the
engine in the No station could reach the fight
the blaze
The Key West Fire Department is better equipped
than has been any other time in the history Of the
makes and the latest, which reached here two weeks
cities,
Our chief danger point, in the fighting of fires is
Poincana. The quicker arrangements can be made to
station fire engine there the better 1t will protect the
terests in that wel-deyeioped section Of Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-21
10 YEARS AGO

Additional Naval improvements.
Fl Key West viii cost close to one
million dollars. The work includ-
IS construction Of temporary bar
racks. laundry facilities. ordnance
plant and storage facilities.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-21

Children who win take part in
the point state defense council
Lions club aluminium drive today
are slated 10 met at the La Con-
cha park for instructions in the
collection they viii carry out to-
morrow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-21

Tie aca territory Of Trieste is
as,rr 4ufed by 900 troops apiece
of .he United States Great Britain
ard Yaecsjas3a IN their respective
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-21

Trucks taking part in the cam
palgn will be gathered a. the
courthouse al 100 tomorrow
afternoon. Children VIII be in
structed in their duties by Mrs.
William r. Warren. chairman Of
the defense council woman's divi-
son.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-21

It's about time 10 be making final plans for that va
cation have been getting ready to take for the last
three years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-21

An editor, who gets smart for his readers ought to
be fired retired unless his relatives the newspaper