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| years.
A service will
be held at 8
pm. at Hines
Funeral Home,
l2901 Fourteenth
street NV. Bu-
rial will be at
Rock Gre e K
Cemetery.
Mr.. Marshall
died Friday at
his home, 1707
Holly sire 1t
NV, after an
illness Of about
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~ r
A District resident since 1904,
he designed the engineering work
for many buildings here. Among
them are the new House Office
Building, the Woodward Building,
the Southern Railroad Building
and the Albee Building.
Mr.. Marshall also designed the
Engineering plans for the strength
Iening Of roofs Of the Senate and
House wings in 1850. He is sur
Ivived by his wife, Mrs. Grace
Marshall; four sons. two daugh-
ters, and six grandchildren.
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AnuRiIitta

EREZA, SARAH. A monument to her
Capital Hebrew Cemetery. Benning me-,
o. Sunday, April 8, 1862. at 1880 am.
eCHOFER, JACOB. There will be an
unseiling to a monument to JACOB
ST., FER on Sunday, April &, 1852, at
Friends and relatives invited
THE FAMILY.
SHAPIRO, MAX There viii be an un-
yelling of monument to MAX SHAPIRO,
on Sunday. March 80. at Pm in Adas
Istea, Cemetery Friends and family
invited. ROSE SHAPIRO AND FAMILY
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Edwin A. Strout, 80.
Reol Estate Broker
By the Associuied Press

PHOENIX. Ariz.. Mar. 29.-
Edwin A. Strout. so. Of Los Ange-
les. q national real estate broker
specializing in land exchange,
died at his winter home here yes
terday.
Mr.. Strout was owner Of real
estate agencies in New York, Los
Angeles and Kansas City.
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Thomas Worth Marshall,
Capitol Architects Aide

Funeral services will be held
tomorrow for Thomas Worth Mar
shall, 80. consulting engineer to
the Capitol architect for many
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In Mrntnriant

ANDERSON, ALICE w. In sad but loving
memory Of my beloved wife, Mrs. ALICE
w. ANDERSON. who departed this life
one year ago, March 20, 1851.
There are times when the world seems
dark and cold,
When death makes our life path bleak;
When We look In vain for the smiles OF
And miss the voice that has ceased to
speak.
Oh then let us turn our THOUGHTS to Him.
Who gives solace, peace and rest;
Let US say when the care cup Is nlied TO
IT'S hard It to drain It. but God knows
' PATRICK H. ANDERSON. 80.
CLAGETT. EARL M. In sad but loving
fT EaS S ny SssT vo Dassed aad
1850.
Just when life was sweetest
And you could have lived your best,
The rates Of heaven opened
And God called you home to rest.
stood beside your bedside
And watched your soul depart,
And when saw you had left me,
ut %sn aim1ss 6roks MtTR my nesTsI nsTic,Hrrn am
SON-IN-LAW.
EDWARDS, JAMES AND ALBERTA. In
JANIS iHSshE and ss%eaGlsRfs EDWARDS Who
depafLeQ CNlS lie M6ICn Eot 1910 ana
March Is, 1928, respectively.
How sweet are the thoughts that MI
Today, dear parents Of ours.
Memories that stand in the mist
Fadeless, enduring forever.
The comfort Of their arms our nrst cradle,
The solace Of their voices our frst music,
The caress Of their hands our tirst shelter.
message of love.
How lovely they stand today pictured
In our hearts
And enshrined IN the sanctuary Of
pEvoTTHTaD THa sSdHsiir SGdHsiirDREN EDITH. JAMES.
EAyMMoMNID. sAyMsMI RMA, EUGENE. AND
HAHN, DAISY I, who passed away March
80. 1850.
The cd Lord took you from me
Because it was His win,
But you left space within my heart
That no one else can All.
PARKER, ISABEL. n loving memory Of
passed away two years ago today, March
80, 1850.
We often sit and think Of you
When we are al alone,
For memory Is the only thing
That grief can call its own.
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN. ETA JOHN
FERRY, ELLA a. In loving remembrance
/ Of our beloved mother, ELLA A. PERRY.
who passed away two years aso today.
March 80, 1850.
We lost the key to living
When we lost you. mother, dear;
This world is dark without you.
Though you are always near.
YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN, JIM. SUE,
NTTA, HELEN, TONY AND NAT.
WILSON, ALICE. IN sad but loving memr
ory Of my dear mother, ALICE WILSON,
who departed this life nine years ago
today. March so. 1913.
| Where she, sleeping meath the flowers,
Waits the resurrection day.
| o, the dearest place TO memory
Is that hillside far away -.
/ HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER ELIZABETH
sORELI., LILLIAN THOMAS. In lovini
1 LIAM THOMAS EORELL. who departed
/ this life March so. I943-
70 one whose love for me shall last
n9fa H rkfn
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sORELL, LILLIAN THOMAS. In loving
LIAM THOMAS EORE1L. Who departed
this life March 80. 19A3-
"a one whose love for me shall last
When lighter passions have passed:
psEsoTRp e sTis q siPaE@. ePa W. aA1nosD v.
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Dfatha

CURRIER, LENA MAY. On Friday. March
Mount Rainier, Nd. LENA MAY CUR
mother Of Mrs. Doris Morrison and Glen
S, Currier, grandmother Of Glenna Mae
Morrison. Sheriff. and Sheldon Currier;
sister Of Waiter sheldon of Bristol. W.;
Mrs. Anna B. Sturtevant Of Penny Farms.
Fla. Friends may call at Naileyts Funeral
Home. 300 Rhode Island ave, at Eastern
Monday. March 81, at II am. Relatives
and friends invited Interment George
Washington Cemetery. 80
DE MUND, FLORENCE I. on March 27.
n FoNE sfs sssqsnfs Sc tat MuNp nesss ssoy. ss
mother Of Mrs. Elsie c. johnson and
grandmother Of Mrs. Bernice Fuller Of
Richmond, Calf: After 5 pm. Saturday,
Funeral Home, 1899 Hunt pl ne Fu-
neral services on Sunday. March 80 at
! pm. at the Sergeant Memorial Presby-
ferian Church. list and Grant sts. me-,
ssS, Rsy 4 Hewlett ofieiatins. Interment New New
DIXON, CARROLIe On Saturday. March
~ l952. at Gallinger Hospital, CARROLL
Dixon; Brother q 81 Mrs. s1R Rush e Gesa Yaison
James Raymon, Garland. and Annette
Ies1e, psSn ana HE Is ty,end aso survived by other
later. Services BY Stewart.
DYER, MARY L. On Saturday, March 20,
1862, at her residence. AS Mellon St.
Sc, MARY I. DYER. beloved wife Of
bur and Claude Redman, Merle v. Glib
SON, Marian Gibson, Bertha Shannon and
Grace p. Sykes; sister Of Herman and
may call at the Robert A. Mattingly Fu-
neral Home, 131 11th st. s.e until
Tuesday, April l, at 9:l5 am. Services
Lee, Nd. At 1880 am. Relatives and
EAsoN. EMMA L. On saturday, March = %,
1922, @ EMMA =, =, EAsoN Of 1928 st, NV,
Eason. Services at Pecatonia. III, on
Tuesday. April /. Services by Chambers.
EDGERTON. JAMES ROBERT. Suddenly,
at Fort Landsrdale. Fla, JAMES ROB
ERT EDGERToN, son Of Col. and Mrs.
Patricia Edgerton Greisemer, all Of
Miami Springs, Fla; brother of Mrs.
Muriel Edgerton German of Garrett Park,
Md; nephew Of Leonard II: B. Robinette
Of Washington. D. c. Notice of funeral
EDWARDs, HENRY. on Thursday. March
Sersty nsIi aospta Il af1Ess HEE WsEalnssGR up
Edwards. other. relatives and many.
MnIfasr iMTie9ds; Remains Ben y resting 3. Horton
pm. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
FIELDS, CALVIN r., on Friday. March
SS nJ0z. AZ circle Terrace Hospital.
NJ. Fields; father Of Julia E. and Roger
&. Fields: SON of Mrs. Laura E. Fields,
Bruce and Denver w. Fields Mrs. Ollie
kely, Mrs. Cecil c. Cain. Mrs. Ercil
Demaine Funeral Hon Home, $40 south Sou Wash- he
lngton St.. Alexandria. Va. where services
Will be held on Tuesday, April 1, at
l2:45 pm. Interment Arlington National
FIELDS, ETHELE CoRBIN. On Friday,
March 2S. 1852, at the Leland Memorial
Hospital, Riverdale, Md. ETHELE COR
BIN FIELDS Of 707 Dartmouth ave-.
Silver Spring, Md, wife of Joseph H.
Fields, mother of Mrs. Frances W. Hamil-
ton and Mr.. Ralph p. Walker and sister
OF Mrs. Evelyn C. Hunter. Mrs Fields
rests at the Warner E. Pumphrey Funeral
Home. S434 Georgia ave., Silver Spring,
Md, where services will be held on Tues
gay. April l. at IL am. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. 81
FIELDS, ETHELE G. Partners Salon 4O9
IaHOufi0nA Effit he o,rx,
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ATHLEEN E. ESLIN, lie Chateau.
OROTHY THOMPSON, La Secretaire

rHELE c. Members Of Cissel-
Saxon Unit No. Al, American
Legion Auxiliary, Department.
of Maryland, are requested tc
attend the service for our de-
parted member, ETHELE C.
FIELDS. on Monday. March
81. 1852, at the Warner e
Funeral Home, Silver Spring
pm.
E CLEMENTS. President.
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SMITH, ALFONSO n. Suddenly. on
unrissnas univssssy MaIiR MALpoNso srrR Ho1sso See
SyeS e MRS aSUsnS MarS ns smifh q Hnnsnston ON
w. Va; father Of Thomas q. and Irving
II. Smith, step-father Of Mrs. Mable
Lindsey. He leaves also two brothers,
one sister. 0 grandson and other rela-
tives and friends Remains will lie In
state at the Andrew Rankin Memorial
ChapeL Howard University, from 10 am.
until IL noon Monday. March 81 Flu.
neral service and interment Huntinston.
w. Va. ARRANGEMENTS By w. Ernest
sPRuH.L, MACK N. 3c5 Franklin 1t. ne,
on March 25 1852. beloved husband Of
Ruth Clay SpruiIl and brother Of Mrs.
Jessie Sprufll. Mrs. Talew Hurdle, Mrs.
Edward Penifore, Mrs. Velma Shoemaker,
Joe e. and Harry 6pruill Services at
Chambers, Funeral Home. 5S0I Cleye-
land ave. Riverdale. Nd. on Monday.
March 81, at pm. Interment Ar
linston National Cemetery. $3.50
THORNTON, ELIzABETH GTBBs. on
Tuesday, March 25. 1852. ELI1AHETH
GIBBS THORNTON of sol Larch ave,
Takoma Park. Nd. wife OF the late kiiss
Thornton Many relatives and friends
survive. Friends may call ct the Maiyan
a Schey Funeral Home. 424 n st. nv
runerai staas from s 81. LuRss ssptist chnrcR
l42x Peabody ct. NV Monday. March
81, At I Pm, the Rev. Lucas
ofnciating. Intsrment Wcodlavn Gene
terry. 81
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-19

N TmR CIRCUIT COUNT on TIME
osxTBENTm JUDICIAL CInCE1y
On wEOm1DAe ~ AID H0n
noNnOm COUNTY. IN CHAM
JOHN W. HOPPER ana
LEILA ~ HOPPER he
wtfs 1900.
oEoRa. !, oHIEa
CuTHHoNs
NOTICES - MA9TnMsn nAk@8
Netlee - hereby given that Under
ana ~ anthortty 81 the ttmAs De-
erx~ 81 Fessefeeaxe rsn4ersd ~ tne
Honerabie AuUILlN0 LOfk1s -.
Jn1ws ef the Ctveuit cgust q the
"a. - Mn1 Tor Monros County. -
thar eersaan ensss ~ sst1 Court
p~ndin9 ~ Which JUklN NJ M0r.
wis. srs ri1insiffa sn1 oK<n0E
n uHI4El slnots ntan- SD
AI,x5xzo coTMnkyN are 4efea1Anrs.
{ a np~<tnl Maafsr ~ CAane1Fy -
soi.sse Y r. Cert .. = = 80 &c.,. 49,
skxysef, wllI effss M aaie ana all
& pukis< euscxy - - htghess so
hxss kt114F fcr emeA - The fFsa<
1eor % the MenKx Csenty C0ast
rlrrt1a. . 11Da1ay. o. 81 1ay ~
An9ust. Il. 81. 1864. ketwesn the
neMss - NIssem eFxIerk. n. - an1
fwe NfefS<k. n ~. - nnMN keing
: legal maies 49,. 80 ~ Aeurs the
isgsl he.ss q sAist 80 e.lss.ins
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NOTICE 81 PUBLIC nrARINc

NOTICE or PUBLIC lzEAnING
Notice Ii hereby given that :
public hearing will be held by tht
CITY Commission OF The City ol
Key West, Florida. sitting ~ thu
City Plan Board Of The City 81
Key West. Florida. Il 500 r. y
Monday. August 4 1854. for tn
following purposes;
1. To change from Residence
b. to Residence c. the
premises described - fol-
iown.
On the island OF Kay West.
and known IN part Of Lots
and Z. Equars :. Tract ~
neccrdfnw 90 Island City Sub
divisioa recorded Iii Plat
Book !. pAse -. an1 also
KNOWN - 1855 Nlgninis
Street Owner. Walter VIM
son.
: 81 $3.50 Is ss .sss ss'ass &c
premises dsscribsd - foi-
On the Island ~ Key wsxs,
ard kn0wn - that ares
bounded 90 thN NoFthNest
~ Harris Aweun< IN the
Northeast ~ tn street. on
the NnnthNAxt ~ x<sa3nbNyg
ANMnm9s ARA - th@ N0Nfh-
west ~ ssh Htresx. ana more
pArxleufnxav Described -
block ~. Tr.ef 81. accord
fnx to ths KsY lest Mxntsy
Canranysa rJfat Eubdswtsfan
~ cart cf satd Tract III asa
salt Poma Lots nos. 4. I. q.
1 and
]. 70 change fr0m assaAsns.
n IL Asnsd&ne~ 8he
pxsmis<s described - oct
l@wN
o. kh4 IxiAn4 IL Key wx.s.
Mn1 kmnwn - that nxnx
ct a8m4 ss$untmA hxsWeMn txs
ash 4xA H4kAef.< kxHfnw sss
NSfxh&rfy SO NNxsAwe1<ersY
h@wMAaxy 1tMn fh4 A0uxh~Ast-
~wgy r1wkt ~ -MAx stam ~ she
N4srth E@me&se<4 HN&fe1arA
nSk4 prosperity hAsIn9 = 1erxk
~ axDFwMtwnssaw aNxM feet
asanw sAs1 nDes~v&Ik kumEe-
sxrA
pAs.A IL Ksy west. vSavsdA. sha,
SssA 6&S af ys1x. = q ist1
VICTOR LONE
Caty xsfssk
~ III rz@xrsr T1rar - rns
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Good Taxpayers

SANFORD Mt-semInois county
taxpayers made u easy Tor Tax
Collector John l.. Galloway this
year. he reported M pr cent
q he county's entire 1851 tax levy
a esoo. - has been paid. Nore
than hail was paid - November.
when 1 I per cent discount uns
allowed
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COMPLETE single bed, coffee
tabls. llSo Virginia. Cheap.
july1s-st
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ONE maple bedroom suite. Nearly
new. Can be seen after pm. Il
1l13 Fogarty. Reasonable.
julyI7-st
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25 Real Estnse For Sale
(Continuea)

TWO STORY brick buiImng on Du-
val street. Lot approximately 80
: 100 feet. Terms or cash. Tele-
phone 1421. july16-6t
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ltom
For Sale

TWO frigidaires, two gas stoves,
- gallon hot water heater. Ia
sood condition. Apply Pops. COO
Whkehead St. july1o-at
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1laintiff.
W. U4v01OD
NOTICE ~ RUDLicxT10N
10: GLORIA 8 0GXXEN
as a Saclott a.
BROOKLYN. n.
You aro hoFoay not1f1o1 that suff
Cor Divorce haa bean filoa arainnf
ynu hoFolm ana yo0 oPo required rs
serve q CODY O1 your ARower On
Attorney for the Plaintiff an6 file
the original thereof with the clerk
o. this Court on or before the l2th
day of August, 4. y. 1854. else =
Docreo Pro Confoxso win 30 ana
tered against Nou.
Dated this 11th dAy o4 July.
A. D. 1854 at Key VAST, 1lonroc
County Florida
(0eall EARL II ADAMS.
Clerk. Circuit Court.
ny: Kathleen Nottngo
Deputy Clerk.
GEO @. BROOKA u.
z12 Duvnl 81,
Key West, Fla.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
julyl3~ie-1s;aug3.lsS1
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C Pago 1a9 Of the Pu' no Rec
B cords q Monroe County. K1ortde.
TIE said property q nforsSaid.
together with all the tenornSnfs.
hereditamenta and appurtenances
thereunto belonging, or Ii any wise
appertttnine. being soid to satisfy
Dated this sth day u July. -
1NRloUn nsoulNAr,Do. m
BET s. HANCOCK. JR.,
s13 INcRAHAM BUILDrSo.
MIAMI. FLORIDA.
ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFFS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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DINGHY and Sea King Kicker.
Both $11o. Julius Pinder. 016
White s. julylsstx
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ONE bedroom completely furnished
cottage. Private beach. Phone
l9sS-M, Lords Beach Court, South
anE Elizabeth. july1z-H
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THREE bedroom house and rar-
age? $500 down. 2117 Harris
Ave. Inquire Cab North Beach
Road, Peary Court. july16-6tx
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ONE bedroom furnished. Complete,
No. ! Duncombe st. Two blocks
east Of Bertha St, OF FlaeIer.
julyls-1tx
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TWO modern houses On highway
and water with boat harbors and
channels, both suitable for resi-
dence o. fishing camp. All cash.
Write or phons Hudsins. summer
land Key. JulysrH
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m THE CIRCUIT COUNT Or THE
nIxTEENIM JUDICIAL C1mCU1T
or THE uTATU Or ELOnHUAs
IN AND ron Moum0U COUNTY.
Caee No. 1o-1o1
- ! --'-- Plaintiff,
LEON KERr.
NOTICE NJ PUnl1CAT1ON
TO: Leon Ker1
Reaidence Unknown.
YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED
ana REQUIRED 70 serve = copy Of
your Answer 20 Complaint Tor
divorce On the PIatntisfs 0oiieitor.
ana file the original Answer ln the
office OF thu Clark Of the Circuit
c0urx on or heforo9 the eth day ~
August, i. u. 1881. On the above
entitled cause. Otherwine the atieg-
afIonn thereln contained VIII be
taken a. eonfone4.
DONE AND ORDERED ~ Key
west. Monroe County. rlort1a, this
ara day oe July. n. y. lee2
fSEIL) EARL n ADAMa
Clerk OF the Circuit Court.
Nnnroee County. Florida.
NJ. KATHLEEN NoTTAQE,
Deputy Clerk.
solicitor for Plaintiff
al Fleming street.
5siyt-i1-is-ss,iss1
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FOR HOMES, Lots, Apartments,
Business and Key Acreage. See
Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming street.
Phone l53. Box 303. Here since 1919.
july15-2Otx
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m 4m1 r11cE1F F@GmT - ruw
nHK1MmNUU 1Gsu1x1Ak ENmGsEF1
- NM@WeMAs % - UWm
moNnME COMMIT ~ CmAA~
sUnx y. c@xKEx
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TWO bedroom house, completely
furnished. 7l0 Bakers Lane.
july1l-d
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Forocsl

: NCk63t
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy today thru Sunday with
not much change ia temperature.
Risk 81 Isolate, shower alone The
shore. Moderate. occasion ily
fresh. easterly winds.
Florida: Fair with littie change
ii temperature thru Sunday.
lacks vile thru the Florida
Straits and Eas' Gulf 81 Mexico,
Light TO moderate variable winds
over north portion and moderate
eastcrly winds over south pt tin
thru Sunday, Mostly fair weather
except for few showers in ex-
treme south portion.
Western Caribbean; Moderate
to fresh easterly winds thru SUM
day. Partly cloudy 10 cloudy
weather with scattered showers.
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FOR SALE CHEAP, bedroom and
dining room furniture. Call 1870
, after $ pm. july17-St
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s -ncons Fos nsns

FURNISHED room and bath with
kitchen privileges, utilities. eos
Francis. Phone l1o7-M.
julylssit
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LARGEST size Solar System Com
plete with tank, SIS. Just dis
mantled. Good condition. 1903
Whitehead street. july17-stx
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I ApsEtlnanas fes 1sns

NEW hodroom and efficiency
apartments. Ideally located for
Ees. and recreation. "a Patio Motel,
Warrington and william SIS.
july7-tf
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SETTEE AND CHAIR SET. Gail
CT or 21o2 Seidenbers.
julyls-st
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ROOMS, IS to 80 per week. 81
william st. july1s-7tx
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DOUBLE BED area box spring
and mattress ia very good c0ndi-
tion. S21 Whitehead Street.
july17-3tx
Evening star., 1952-01-10
Alert America Show
Signing Up $50 Daily
As CD Volunteers

Volunteers are signing up fol
civil defense measures at a rate
OF more than $50 a day at the
Alert America" civil defense show
at Departmental Auditorium, II
was reported yesterday.
Designed to demonstrate how
the individual citizen can meet
the menace of modern warfare,
the exhibit is open today and to-
morrow from / to 10 pm. and
Saturday from 8 am. to 9 pm,
Admission is free.
& Desk for Applications.
At the end of the display units,
the District Office of Civil Defense
has set up desk where residents
may indicate what civil defense
action they will take.
These may include: Volunteer
Ing for one of the 10 local civil
defense services, training in civil
defense self-protection, prepara-
ton Of family shelter equipped
with flrSt-aid supplies. prepara-
tion of the home against fire and
atomic attack, taking an active
part in civil defense at place of
employment, taking first-aid train
ing, donating blood for the war
wounded, and passing along civil
defense lessons to friends and
neighbors.
3 Today is organizations Day"
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Sawyer Creates Exchange
For Plant Speed Up Ideas

A clearing house for suggestions
to step up industrial production
a present-day counterpart of the
World War II brains bank
has been created in the Commerce
Department.
Secretary Sawyer said the new
clearing house for beneficial Sug-
gestionS can provide a medium
for exchanging ideas developed in
one plant and useful in others for
reducing production time. increas-
ing safety or lowering costs.
He said suggestions will be in
vited from industries. The sug-
gestions will be digested by the
departments Office of technical
services and circulated in a news
letter.
Evening star., 1952-01-10

at the show, and tomorrow has
been designated to honor labor.
Undersecretary of Labor Michael
j. Calvin will speak briefly at to-
morrow's opening ceremonies at
l pm.
Saturday will be metropolitan
Area" day. School children are
invited to tour the exhibit and
see the educational motion pic
lures.
Marking Civil Defense Week in
Washington, the show is spon-
sored jointly by the Valley Forge
Foundation and the Federal Civil
Defense Administration. The
Washington showing is in Coop
Grafton with the District civil de-
fense Office.
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HELP DoMEsTIc Gent,

MAID. intelligent. $50: general
WORK: ) days = Wk.; stay in 8 nights,
every other week end; experienced
only. Call up to II pm. Ia. GIG.
MAID FoR HoTEL-HuNT's TOUR
IsTS HOME, 1918 r. I. ave. NV.
WOMAN to i've in. cook. serve. do
esr $50 NJ No. i:sH4nary' s4sy
RELIABLE and capable woman 70
give care to child l year old on
Greenbrier ST., Arlington vicinity.
WHITE Gf 4 WOMAN. cook and ,S house
sss sssssDs1 s Tf AE w. " i2 i%Dessa sssss couple;
YOUNG WOMAN, ,colored: live In:
S saiars. GAYS No. sss ssss. h0u's"ork -ls sSall
LIVE IN. upstairs room: very good
salary: care for children, z and 3
yrs: no cooking. no heavy work.
MfpDiE-aGEp, HDl fiEaGEp WHITE WOMAN for
lieht housework and day care Of 4M-
yr;-old girl: live in; good home. Call
NJ; M1n 1-sgos. sf,os. all day Sat. and sun,
WHITE LADY, GOOD
reference: light housework: no chill
6sen; ore n hye In; Good home and s15
Sv,, cnkps SA'cA jim; oLi
sE1TTLEb WSffE Gffi LADY. care Ios for ?
child children; live in. Cali Du. 9lss
ROOM FREE gasi to empl.. eolored iS Day
worker in exchange for preparing
Rrsakfass. Rs nast 1887 Madison st. NV.
wANTEDlcolored couple; respons-
ible: sober and efhcient. Man to
be Eroom and handy man: capable
woman to be cook and to do g.h.w.:
no children: live in main house: re-
cent refs: will furnish car: farm
l9Sated E,s,a saoss s mi. from D. c. Rock
sETTLGD sEiaT GHS0 WOMAN for r.h.v- and
cooking. Must live in. lovely quar-.
ters: Only some one experienced
need Spply. References. Nearby Arl.
ROOM, BOARD. SMALL SALARY in
exchange for light household duties
and child care in lovely home Of
aged children. Pvt. rm. and bath.
Most eyes,. week ends free. Possibly
German-speaking DIP. OIL. 379l.
Evening star., 1952-11-15
FOUNTAIN CLERKS
HElP-DoM

COOK; g.h.w.. live in: small family;
enced; refs; S35 week. EN-. 1918.
COOA, g;h,w;; middle-aged. white
woman. live in; love small children.
Siye sly refs. and salary expected. Box
COOK-G.H.W.-Live in: 2 children;
modern home; references. KE.
COOK kko,iaousEKEEPER. middie-ased Eae
white woman; live in; family Of z
bus. Give refs. and salary expected.
S1 %afTsEss. ESSlSi ssss exper.. with was wash
;ngton references: S35 q VIZ; Tele:
phqne after 8 pm. MI. 3798. lie
CPLE.. or 2 women willing to share
!ge; room and bath; sxper. cooking
children. $500 monthly. EN-. 1899.
fond Of children;
permanent; live in; upstairs rm. and
Vasn' %E. Kf 1pVely e!h4an nsT home in Va; $25
% empi ss0 $50 oL. se1eSt $685. ecniio' iaundbbes' db
G.H.W.. S35; cooking; live in pre-
ferrsd. new home: 2 children. EN-.
refs. steady: live in. on
a1Ser a. = ns bnreakfast Sat. and Sun. $50
care: for employed
Gple: permanent job: 51s days; $27.
GIRL 81 Of WOMAN. colored to care
for tf00r fhildTen f1I TnoS9 q empl. couple: i've
GIRL OR WOMAN. white. live in
Mon.- Friday. or stay 3 nights: care
school-age children and INV:
HOUSEKEEPER, with ONCE exper.,
for business woman; good home.
State experience, age, requirements.
Box 1895. Star. lis
HOUSEKEEPER-Live in. White or
colored; g.h.wy laundry, plain cook.
have iuae refe y wo Ss' oss4' oass ia S''