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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-19
Forty-Five Rescued From
Burning Norwegian Freighter
Releases
Statistics

4 LIE UuuUSf VI SGTVlGSo A10 A9-
cilities available for Key Westers
and prospective investors is sum.
married in the new Chamber Of
Commerce 1852 survey.
For city Of more than 81, 900
persons, including Naval person
mel, the following public and pri-
vate institutions are functioning:
Seven schools, including two pri-
vate Catholic schools; health de-
partment stated by one doctor,
two nurses and one sanitarian;
seven physicians practicing in the
city, three opt0metrists. one chiro-
practor and one chiropodist.
The city has rs full time police
men; Is full time firemen.
The Chamber estimates that
there are 4s miles Of streets In the
city, n of which are paved. About
10 miles of sidewalk exist.
The city Is served by one bank,
the Florida National which has
81, 453. SAT in deposits. Three fin
ance companies have branches in
the cities.
General contractors number Is;
land surveyors, three, general ma
chine shops, five; automobile re-
pair facilities, Is.
Grocery stores number 50, dry
goods stores, five, and drug stores
five.
One daily newspaper, The Citi-
zen, and one radio station WKWF,
operate in the city.
Chur mes number n, and civic
and fraternal clubs about Is, ac-
cording to the Chamber.
The survey stresses that Key
West is the trade area for the lower
Keys. Sales in the county are close
to Is million dollars. As Of June /,
1852, there were 1885 licensed bust
ness firms in the city.
with the exception Of CONNER
cial fishing and negligible hand
made cigar industry, there is no
production of commodities for ex-
port from Key West" the report
states.
The u. S. Navy employs about
1000 civilian workers, providing
the largest payroll in the city.
The Chamber estimates that the
shrimping industry employs about
1900 people at the height Of the
fishing season.
Transportation Is by air and
highway. Florida Greyhound oper-
ates nine round trips daily between
Key West and Miami. National Air
lines has three round trips to Mia
mi. and Aerovias 9 operates three
round trips To Havana. The Key
West transit company has seven
busses operating in the city. Over
seas Transportation company
serves the Florida Keys and Key
West with truck service. Air freight
| is carried from Meacham to Ha-
vana airport.
The reports states there are six
locals Of national labor unions
here, including carpenters, paint
ers, electricians. musicians. steve
dores, bartenders and walters.
Approximate hourly wages for
unskilled women Is rs cents; for
unskilled men. 500 to $i.15; for
skilled men s2.25 to 500 negro
males, unskilled work for about 81
an hour. On June l, there were 100
unemployed registered 1t the Flo
rida State Employment service.
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CHICAGO q Gcv. Adlai 3.
Stevensoo's vetO q new efforts
- 81 hin into the r1eo projected
tive senntoFs ana Wee President
Barley into top contention today
Tor tie Democratic presidential
|nomination.
SevenSon most reluctant pfesl-
deutial p0ssfbflity since James Il
Garfield declared Ii 1ooo that Tie
presidential fever which later over
took him smacked down new IT
temp0 y mike him m active
candidate.
But % be has done before. tie
governor LETT unified the crack n
his wan q resistance against !
convention dralt movement. All he
said vas that he would meet that
problem 4 Il arose, believing thatl
IL newer would.
These and other declarations
moved Stevenson into tie back
ground and gave impetus to tl,e
active drives being put On by Bark
Lev, Sen. Estes Kefauyer of Ten
|nessee and Sen. Richard B. Russell
|cf Georgia.
| Barley Was emefaIng ftum 3D.
vance maneuyering before Tie
opening q he 31st Democratic
Convention Monday $ st least !
temporary refuge for some dale
g9tee Who want Steveuson but III
most despair % getting him.
The viee president 8 regarded
- acceptable y aIl eiements IL
Il party. intending rsbeIlious and.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-19
Korean Politics

TAEJ0N. KoreA - - ne dcml,
aani Liberal Party Il South Knres
todsy terminated Presidens SyynS,
nan khee ~ . candidate fer r.
eiersion. despite ! message from
knes ssyins be ID nos want shs
e1Iee sssin.
Ih< LiDerals made she nominA
&c. - sAesY rsss~~es r~~s~wss~-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-19
Truman Angl
With COP
OOngTcssIncn
Has Recovered
From Recent
Illness AZ Hosp.
y HRDlH8T =, VAccARo

s@rS 4 rvSS~&~za~.-S., - = -
WAonaN1AUN 49, Kresl0ent
Truman. nenf1ng mad q COZ con-
eressmen, PACKED up g leave me
no.pltai ocday.
~ snery mood was under
scofea ~ : promise 2 ten tne
voters now ne Respondents dance
wnen : weu-heeied Lobbyist pipes
2 tune.
~. Truman signed Friday night
z Dill increasing Social Security
dement's ~ - million dollars =
year. buf = declared maneuver-
ms y Ne American Medical As
sOciations lobby had impaired
insurance protection for millions
q diaabled Americans."
And = insistsd this yietory Tor
the lobby. It de peoples Expense,
was accomplished By > great ma
Jorify g Republicans II the
House.
After TWO straight days without
tever-tae apparent victor y Z
bout WIN 2 virus injection which
forced MN e cancel ~ engage
menus tnis week-l2r. Truman re-
turns @ the White House this
morning, TWO days before the open
ING @ me Democratic National
Convention n Chicago.
He entered the plush Presidential
Suite at Walter Reed Army Hos
pital Wednesday for . complete
checkup, his first hospitalisation
after more than sevon years 81
the grueling strain az the presi-
dency.
While secrecy enveloped mr..
Trlman's choice II ! Democratic
presidential nominee. h made n
secret AZ TIE kind q campaign Is
wants leyeIed It tho Republicans
ii ! 1-pa1o otstensoeit aecompany-
ing the signing q tie Social Secur-
ity leeisla3oa.
The bin, ona a ~ he Presi-
dent acted upon Wills away from
his office, increases old are ana
survivors insurance benefits 81 Al
average d = month. Il makes
certain increases n the minimum
benefits under the Railroad Re
tirement Systsm.
These Increases become affec-
tive for the month a September
and viii add % tho ineomes of
more than ~ million people now
drawing benefits from these In
surance systems. |" he said.
Both systsms increase from 80
% ~ : month TIE amount : per
son can earn without losing ~
insurance beneftt.
An increase g 80 million dol-
lars = year y federal contribu-
IONS g fne states WIN make II
posainie g increase assistance pay
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edly begin July l, 1858, but adding
. sentence saying It win cease to
Be IN effect on June so, 1858.
The President said that the
House committee headed BY
D0ughton recommended that aged
persons whose disability had
forced them into early retirement
Be- permitted to have their bene-
fits recomputed 90 that lost tima
would not count against them.
He said his objective was, In
effect, defeated in such ! reveal
ing example Of how the Republi-
cans dance when . well-heeled
lobbyist pipes tune that | think
4 warrants being brought to the
particular attention Of the Amer
lean people in this election year. .
The medical profession had OBJ
jected to . system proposed for
certifying disability, contendine It
gave the Federal Security Agency
too much authority in prescribing
rules for medical examinations.
The President said the "Wash-
ington lobbyist" for the American
Medical Association attacked it as
. s'socialistic' proposal and sent
messages to every member Of the
house.
Mr.. Truman quoted Doughton as
saying there was no more social
lied medicine in the provision
than there b frost in the sun.
Yet, when the House voted,
nearly 70 per cent Of the Republ-
cans were against the bill, Mr..
Truman declared.
The bill was sent back to CON-
mittee, the President continued,
and when the story got around
q to what had happened 4 great
number Of Republicans apparently
decided ssthey couldn't take the
heat when they GOT caught, for
when the bill was reported and
again brought to the floor. only
y per cent Of the Republicans
persisted IN their opposition.
While the bill passed the House
June II. on its second try, the
President said, ssthe American
Medical Association lobby had &C
complished what II wanted Just
the same" He said the months
delay IN the House created such
. situation that the Senate could
act before adjournment only BY
dispensing with hearings. Faced
with the Medical Associations
demand to be heard on the dis
ability provision, the President
said, the Senate committee decid.
u to drop It rather than schedule
time-consuming hearings which
might have lost the chance for
Senate action on the bill.
Mr.. Truman said that what the
lobby could not engineer out
right, Il won BY delay" with the
help q Z great majority 81 House
Republicans.
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y came q 10 surprise . observers
here.
II his message 10 the eonsenticn.
the sTsesroi1 stxss<nsn pdIsiriaa
hinsed be might aerers Fe<Ieefica
~ II Is d<msnded ~ the sroe vi
a. go S.svsh Kr~w~n rernae =
Evening star., 1952-04-04
PROPOSALS tcont.l

THE CITY OF TAKoMA PARK is
considering the purchase of q rub
Der tired front end loader, speci-
Hun model H r or its equivalent.
Bids are respectfully requested.
Specifications may be obtained at
the office of the Supt. of Public
Works, 500 Maple ave. Takoma
right to reject any and all bids
and advertise anew. Sealed bids
will be accepted at the office of
the clerk and treasurer, 8 Colum-
bia ave-, Takoma Park. Md, until
4 pm Monday April z, 1852.
HAROLD J. HILLIARD. Sr. Clerk
and Treasurer of the City of Ia
koma Park. Md. 8
Evening star., 1952-04-04
PERSONAL
enei

MIMEOGRAPHING, engineering spec-
itications, theses; manuscripts typed
FEtAshsEi LYNN sEAUf1 coEfRa1 ceaTRss TAf IAfo
coNFIDHN11AL 8 + q:Si INVESTIGATIONS.
eiyil, criminal. divorce. ME. 1908,
NE; 0046. Ii. 7-S534. Sc
SAARON-Nursipg care Of the aging
NEAL, Director. Ashton % 4s4i IN AN
TYPING done in my home; envelopes.
bus. letters. piece work. etc. Phone
messages taken for small businesses.
I HAVE GOOD HOME with fenced
yard for day child care for Q work.
ing parents. 3615 Hamilton ST., W.
LADY CoMPANioNAHavee N Ave car. take
trips. can cook or do secretarial
work week ends or care of semi
invalid. Reasonable, references. Gil.
PIANO f4SSi T1N2R&se. FL eRe city or suburbs,
IA. 6962 days; XII. S-22is ewes. $
MRS. MILEY will be grateful If gem
tleman who found purse calls or
sends license and papers. 4
CARE for those who really
care, by graduate nurses. at Mt.
Vernon Convalescent Hospital, D. c.
Excellent food and non alcoholic.
Accredited and licensed. CO 2"24
ROOM and board for elderly people;
nursing care; tray service. Telephone
vARD-EDUCATED DIP SCHOLAR,
%, writing. book on his country;
offers services as family tutor
secretary college lecturing exper-
ience), in exchange for room. board,
salary secondary; top academic.
social references. Box 111-T, Star.
BUST PORTRAIT. painted in oil
from photograph; 16x20 size. in
Guiding mod. oak frame; 500. terms.
GE. 9373. 6s
NURSE-Christian Science student,
has home for elderly or person
needing care: lovely room cheerful
atmosphere: refs. BOX 113-T, Star
LADY IN MIDDLE Cos. modest in
come. desires to pay way in
widows comfortable home. Refs. ex-
changed. WO. 2975 or DU. 5775.
Evening star., 1952-04-04
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 SON.
AuctiOneerS-AppraiSers,
SALE OF VALUABLE
TWo,,sTORY BRICK DWELLING,

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE
NO. 1918 ind STREET. NE.
By virtue Of a deed of trust recorded
in Liber No. S6:i2.. folio 42S, ct SEQ.
one OF the land records of the Dis
tr1ct OF Columbia. and at the re-
quest OF party secured thereby. the
undersisned trustees will offer for
premlsss, DD on MONDAY 6t4Sn HE II !fPod PouR- q
TEE NTH DAY OF APRIL, 1852, AT
FOUR PM, the following described
property in the Disrct of Columbia.
to wit: Lot 81 in George Trues-
..Ecxington." also known as George
Truesdell's Addition to the CITY Of
Washington" as per plat recorded in
Liber So, folio. 165. of the records
OF the Once Of the Surveyor of the
District of Columbia. subjec to cove
the books Of the Assessor Of the
District Of Columbia for taxation
purposes as Lot 81. Square 1878.
TERMS OF SALE: Property will be
sold subject to the unpaid balance
Of building association trust in
the sum Of approximately S5,773.9l
as OF March 81, 1852. payable $50
snd neeress st S oven ana aSoss sSoss
said trust. cash. A deposit of $500
required of purchaser at sale. Ex-
animation Of title. conveyancing, re-
cordLng. revenue stamps and nota-
rial fees at cost of purchaser. Terms
to be compiled with within thirty
days from day of sale. otherwise
trustees reserve the right to resell
property at risk and cost Of default
ing purchaser. after 5 days adverS
tise'nent Of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington,
D. c.. or deposit may be forfeited,
or without FORGETTING deposit,
trustees may avail themselves of any
legal or equitable rights against
defaulting purchaser.
HENRY r. BERGER,
ADOLPH MICHELS.
apa,4 so. |: Trustees.
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON,
neers-Appraisers.
Evening star., 1952-04-04
SPECIAL M0TlcES

] WILL NOT BE held responsible for
any debts ether than my own; c
AGcouNRfSaG%' Pi 4 HAa%EId; IBdo;okkEEp,se. s. "a,
yeeYgrs cost at . reasonable fee. RA.
Z WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
si sny Hse dsSt; SHsFS sGnsFastsd sy one
.4si5 Hsiley ter terr'. wash. HI B. As: G. i:
ANNUAL MEETING Of shareholders
Washington Permanent Building AS
sociation will be held at the once.
629 F st. NV, May z. 952, at 300
pm, for election Of officers and di-
might come before the shareholders.
Polls open from 1000 am. to
ARLINGTON COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
Departmetn of Public Service. High
way Division:-NOTICE: The pur-
Virginia. viii receive proposals in his
ONCE at the court house on the
until 1880 o'clock AM. Eastern
Standard Time. for. the surface
ire me ndd T9Fk for ns
1852 and ending October 81, 1852,
for the work set forth under Scope
Of Work. SCOPE OF WORK: The
work to be done under this proposal
IA UC bllC IBlno1 IC0tLlClb Va hCW
construction. and the retreatment Of
existing surfaces in accordance with
the Arlington County Highway Di-
vision Specifications. The work con-
Sists of approximately 100000
square yards of original treatment
treatment. This work viii require
approximately 100000 gallons OF
asphalt seal and $4,000 cubic yards
of Stag, limestone or trap rock cover
considered for the use oi washed
grayel cover material for the orig
tnal treatment only. SPECIF1CA-
TIONs: Specifications for this work
rs well as proposal forms may be
Ssy SSnid IN the Ths ce COUNTY S yhf serves
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS: Con-
tractors. whether resident or non
resident of Virginia. will be re-
Quired to show evidence Of @ certi-
Chapter I Of Title "a Of the code
considered. If the bid is $4,000 or
more. r. NJ. WRIT. Director Of Pub
ARLINGTON COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
IeE REP4hdMENI 4AGaWxY 81 pvs6N RT6klf NoTlcE SEEH
The purchasing agent Of Arling-
ton County. Virginia will receive
proposals in his once at the court
house on the morning OF Friday.
April 25th, 1852. until 1880 o'clock
AN, Eastern Standard Time, for
the placing of bituminous. pave
ments and other incidental work
Below. a ". ssa SCOPE ueds' oF WORK: SSf Work 70
be done under this proposal will
include the placing Of H-3 base
course, H-2 binder, FL top course
and incidental work thereto as di-
rected by the highway engineer.
The quantities Of work to- be done
are as follows: 500 tons H-3 base.
5000 tons H-2 binder, 1000 tons
FL surface Sstone screenings for
crete patching (removins concrete
included). $4,000 lineal feet trim
ming at gutter. This work Is to
start within ten u0 days Of notice
to begin work regardless Of date.
SPECIFICATIONS AND STAND
ARDS: The time limit for this work
shall be seventy-five 75) calendar
days from the date of notice to
proceed and the liqpidated dfla. dam dsmaEeS SeS
completion date. Additional work
throuEh December 81. 1867. The
county reserves the right to reject
any and all bids. NOTICE TO CON-
TRACTORS: Contractors, whether
resident or nonresident of Virginia.
Of a a esrtificass ~ ate ot rssis.ration alton s IS
Of the Code Of Virginia before their
bids viii be considered. if the bid
Is $4,000 or more. r. NJ. WRIT,
DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SERVICE.
Evening star., 1952-04-04
MESSRS. DRURY, LYMAN 4
POWELL, Attorneys,
CAlApaAH Ma

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Holding
= Probate Court.-In the Matter Of
THE ESTATE OF LEONARD HOL-
LINGSWORTH. Deceased. Admins
s1sfGcATfoN. fI5flGn Tf N702SoRpEn The NstioSsi oS
Savings and Trust Company Of
Washington. D. c.. as administra-
tor of the estate Of Leonard Hol-
lingsworth, deceased, having filed
herein its petition setting forth,
among other things, that It is un-
fbs fble t,s to deteFmne ei tPe q whether Ct
Leonard Hollingsworth his only heirs
at law and next of kin were two
maternal aunts, namely, Oneida
Hall, Of 200 Monroe Place Mon
royia, California. and Myra A. Max
well. Of 209 Monroe Place. Mon
next of kin of said decedent un-
known to said petitioner, and pray
ing that this cause be referred to
a Special Master to take such
testimony as may be adduced before
him and to make findings of fact
to the heirs at law and next Of kin
of said Leonard HollingSworth. de-
ceased. and the object of this pro-
ceeding being to obtain the in
StructionS OF this Court with respect
to the manner in which and the
persons to whom the assets of said
estate should be distributed. and it
appearing to the Court that process
has been issued against all of the
persons hereinafter named or des-
cribed and that the same has been
duly returned marked Not to be
found" and It further appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court from
the AFFIDAVIT of counsel filed herein
that the known next of kin and
heirs at law are non-reSidents of
the District of Columbia. on motion
of petitioner, it is this 9th day of
Oneida Hall, 209 Monroe Place,
Monrovia, California, (2) Myra A.
Maxwell, 2O9 Monroe Place, Mon
rovia, California, CD the unknown
heirs at law and next of kin of
Leonard Hollingsworth. deceased,
and (4D all other persons having or
claiming to have any right. title,
interest or claim in and to said
estate, cause their appearance to be
day Of June, 1862, otherwise this
cause will be proceeded with as in
case of default; provided, that this
order shall be published in The
Evening Star newspaper and in the
Washington Law Reporter twice a
month for three successive months
prior to said date. BY the Court:
JAS. w. MORRIS, Judge. (SealD
A True Copy Attest MELVIN J.
MARQUES. Deputy Register of Wills
for the District of Columbia. Clerk
of the Probate Court
mh7, 4 ,ap4,l ,my2.9.
Evening star., 1952-04-04
PROPOSALS

SUBURBAN SAM
TARY COMMISSION.-CON
NO. 5s-D. STORM DRAINS.-Sealed
proposals for constructing in 57th,
way, Tuxedo. Prince Georges County,
to 42-inch R.C.C.P. and R.C.C.P.X.
storm drains. will be received at the
ofice Of the washington Suburban
sanitary GemmssiSn Mam59n In9
Monday, Aprii Il. 1852 at a:io PM, PM
Eastern Standard Time, at which
place and time they will be publicly
opened and read. Plans and speci-
ficetions may be obtained from the
Commission. Hysttsvilie. Mary,and,
upon deposit of 500. which deposit
will be returned to bidders or to
those returning plans and specid-
cations in good condition; Attest:
T4saE;,.I 2AMEs B. RAEkHb RRAAYNnab SecrsSary- sFI
ANY. L S. RAY. J. NoRMAN AGER,
Commissioners.
GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT
CoNsTRUcTIoN. 2; G. April 2;
be 'eceived in Room 500 District
Building. 14th and E Streets, NV,
Pa PsfniPsscn RsT or EnT E. wRIahev.r Snil a9e IS
applicable. April "a 1852. and then
publicly opened and read for the
construction of Additions and Alter
ations to the Richardson Elementary
School. 53rd and Blaine Streets.
NE, and the Turner Elementary
School, Alabama Avenue and Stan
ton Road, Sc. Washington. D. c,
Authority to begin construction and
allotment Of controlled materials
have been received from Federal Sc
curity Agency. Proposal forms
drawings, specifications and CMP-13
forms may be obtained in the once
Room 427, District Building, upon
the deposit Of q certified check made
payable to the Collector Of Taxes.
D. c.. in the amoui3t of TWENTY
FIVE DOLLARS tS35 00) for each
set. Telephone National 5000. Ext.
237S.) ap3.4.5.7,e.9
Evening star., 1952-04-04
AUCTION SALES
c. G. SLOAN & CO.. Inc.
AuetiOneers-App
STORAGE Sale

STORAGE Sale
Antique Victorian arm chair and
side chair, antique gold leaf frame
mirror. IA upholstered lounge
chairs. love seats davenports. inlaid
mahogany desks and commodes,
fireplace brasSes, unusual coffee ta-
bles. French arm chair. 2 Buhl
cabinets, walnut bedroom groups
typewriter, metal file cabinet. Orient
al and domestic rugs. bookcases
paintings. draperies. So items Of
jewelry and silverware; occasional
chairs and tables. beds box springs,
mattresses. china. glassware. brio
a-hrac, personal effects, trunks
chests Of drawers. Crosley Shelva-
dor refrigerator. radios, dinette
sets. kitchen cabinets, metal cab
inetS. etc.
At Public Auction
At Slcan'S
715 l3th st.
Saturday
April 9TH at 10 am
By order Of the Security STORAGE Co.,
the Union Storage Co. and private
owners.
Terms: Cash.
c. g. SLOAN & CO.. Aucts.
Established 1897
Evening star., 1952-04-04
WILBUR L. GRAY,
Attorney. Colorado Bldg.
Filed Mar. IA, 1852. Harry M. Hull

WILbUh l.. GhA1,
Filed Mar A. 1ss2i cIsSk. Harry M Hull
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
cHp1ThI "a iaf MoRTaAea R1isTles TTnS Co.
INC A BODY CORPORATE. Plain
tiff VS.. EDNA NORRIS REID EFT AL.
petensantSnciSil Def S.. :. Aeti0n th,n .,,,t No 9:
removal Of cloud on title to part Of
Square 52O4 in the District Of Co
lumbia On motion Of the plaintiff. it
is this 14th day Of March 1852. or
dered that the the defendants. EDNA
M0RRIs Nl ns BED ED n, aIkGS Edna Edns Wilson,
Lena Ashton. and ANNIE WAsH1NG-
TON. If living cause their appear
ance to be entered herein or or be-
fore the fortieth day exclusive Of
Sundays and legal holidays. occur
ring after the day Of the first publ
cause will be- be proceeded with as in
case Of default; PROVIDED . copy
Of this order be published once a
week for three successive weeks In
the Washington Law Reporter and
The Evening Star Newspaper before
that the defendants UNKNOWN ISSS w
pEVfsEEs IF THEY BE DECEASED.
OF EDNA NORRIS REID. LENA
NORRIS MIDDLETON OR ANNIE
HEIRS OR DEVISEES OF BENJA-
MIN MORRIS cause their appear
ance to be entered herein on or
before the first rule day occurring
after the expiration Of three months
from the date Of First Publication,
otherwise the cause will be proceeded
with SIS in case of default. Pro-
vided, Q copy Of this order be pub
hshed twice q month for three
months in the WASHINGTON Law
Reporter, and The Evening Star
before said day. (SiRned.l BURNITA
SHELTON MATTHEWS. Judge
tSeal.l A true copy. Test: HARRY
NJ. HULL, Clerk. BY DOROTHY NJ.
BARRICK. Deputy Clerk.
mh21 ,2S. ap4 / i .my2.o
Evening star., 1952-04-04
HELP MEN (conf.)

AUTO carburetor. ignition. generator
BUELL's Service, s11 10th st.
Afro MECHANICS ta). body and
and fender men; must be lst class:
top pay; best benefits and working
INC, Ford Dealer, 1900 Duke St,
Alexandria, Va. -6
AUTO MECHANIC, white, general ex-
perience, for used car department.
Steady inside work. paid holidays.
4l6 Morse st. ne. FIR. 1852. -
AUTO MECHANlC-Openin for ex-
ington's oldest and largest automo-
tive firms. Excel. working cond.,
disqualification and paid vacation
Big income for capable man. See
or write Mr. Zimmerman. LEE D.
BUTLER. INC. 1921 21st st. NV.