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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
parsd quickly %echsn,es
days nERT AsHxRh fsehes s to
Bldg. 14th and G sts NV. los
aaWNINGs aHnINGs ana a canvas I. repair service. Get
s'shfa asss@ as s:o aiaS after a's
Carpenter. alterations. cabinet making.
bAH5iHSMSRTH sFSTm R door,
iepsIs fI'ss oaEEx Rso5sAEfix aE 1885,
CARPENTERING. brick work. water
heating and roofing work guaranteed;
apfae WoRk sorss1s genera. ali sass
Gall =, / me N,I fer free estimate; TR. 5l2o 2
niture BY new and revolutionars iS,'fpr process. a
Sensational results guaranteed; work done
II In your our owl. own hon n1me Csl for ss,imatss
ELEcTKIcixNs lie a4honr r service: sIa @ Old and
new wiring; motors, washing machines and
shone asuFss bH sos and eor
ELECTRIC REFRTGERAToRs repaired,
eSaght SsR SsFylse calls rs slso sls1 naE AEaEN
sIIsscTR1c WIRING. fixtures, exsr. out
co S5d hGase' as .vs "a sssf
done BY specialists Alarm and signal
as ssstfTs E 5s Pssasa Est III s ii sosls ssso' call
$s; lsss mon %s': 9ss :'' y
fIREPLAGEs built, repaired, r.modeled.
Eeok aa g. s4SD'HS Sc 1sio FARE "a z7dS hoAD HoUs
FLOOR SANDING, rennishing, waxing.
cleaning and painting. Call BARR, AT.
FLOOR. SANDING, cleaning and waxing.
1id 9nna and m new Ep @ Work sgs5snseed snH oT;
fuENi1tkE f S tfS repaired. cabinet work; max.
iys;y. STEWART rERE1dRG Rs.Ss FAILS cRpssh
FURNITURE. upholsterins apiece suite.
ss aoLsHsRY saop s9ss ists s"ss st. NV. Nv
FF5kSSiTftIRE-Yopr old furniture mad. IL.
SaNM 9s XSHEemsnShip sgarantesd
GENERAL. CONTRACTING. carpentry,
sssh d5 sh os :nS
onser we sstna hsys mea assa sad materials GIVE
GENERAL coSTsAcTffISSG REPAIRS and
sss%Sss%sn s%s SSsSSfEa sTs sfss aseas!s .,ssssa
70 ioom; Individual attention Even. 'eTss. Fee.
ph0ne NO e0S9 for estimates.
1hON WOAk-t'acll1t1eS available Tor lirns
IS WoRkss ssosi slIss AZ 1852 ossssPar' ETC.
sssSco ssPpNa e.. Ff@ape ssss iatS E 81. ap NV % H
on BURNERS REINsTALLED or repaired
BY expert mechanics. ARGENT BROS,
fAisfiN fAi sSfnsa niFsis faPsSiSco ds oes
trtcal work; materials available; free esti-
mates; white mechanics; prompt service.
Dl. 400. after 5 pm. FIR 35O2.
rAiNIING. laaIING. paperins. pIasterins at very
PROMPT attention. CAN Ia. 1859.
PAINTING OF the better kind; work done
Immediately Wo. S137
PAINTING. interior. exterior, general re-
pairs. free estimates Call after pm.
SANEQRp, Trinidsd S423.
PAINTING, papering: general home re-
pairs. THE NATIONAL PAINT SHOP,
1722 Wis. ave. NO. O987.
PAINTING. papering. Call Shepherd 4771.
PAINTING. PAPER. HANGNG-we 90 10
Vtrginia. Maryland; best workmanship;
work done immediately, men available: no
100 TOO big q small. Cal us for free estt
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HELP WOMEN,

aPsn5ssEns 'na HAsRs Ssf asSs,i Rsss
IFER4IioN e HxS1s ass s. for s our ladies' work.
room, fun or part time: permanent. good
zhfEkxTfSs HEhs SHSs TzNDg 81 Women. s,s.r..
soa AgBs fpsl9sRsn' gRo IT.
sarEhArioN AT & 4 Is; n WOMAN, experienced on
start. Appiy HoItYwooD Sea ecaioTHhhfNsG 6
f1TERariohisr f2 1Sa fts is nv experienced on all
o Sase y to Gps NJ Ss
SfdI sHsd saop fsaI' 5Os s'asn eonn Ts sss
SSRoiIiNHTEMENr CLERK for beauty salon:
isn kM asl
eassSs ss4 Hoa
personnel ONCE. 9th door. PAI4AIs ROYAL.
Ass1sFHNT srs ssooRkEErER, S. .ttractlv. DO
afternoon %. Apply once, 5sh moor,
BfaGTr sMf l'a5 orsS2foE GSan a.. opportunit, for
d Al pHpssoRN sos $685. 1ith tn e. tar na sss'
BEAUTY n,.pf 3fEsAI0R e NOR. from to 10
fssS ps'sasR cfRRAfSss sDs $40 guaranteed and
ok fe& vinzdE asz nses siaTY aSaEs sA AEso 5o4 &C.
lumbia pike. OK. 4643. CHI. 1900. EXT
BEAUTY OPERATOR, ali-around: hours
to q: S45 guaranteed, 409s commission
on on all Ir york GA!BRIEL. 1ole Conn. ave.
s1s AND s9He aN oaEs RoSr ,ar
E sEAuTY at' ofGRATcs, fqhn sSs szb and eommi.-
sion 5-day week: closed on Mondays.
CHEVY CHE @ CHASE e. BEAUTY SHOP. wo.
BEAUTY OPERAToR, experienced in all
branches. ARNOLD OF THE WARDMAN
PARK H;Iao HOTEL; co; 1000
LARGE shop, upper Conn. ave. BOX 40-B,
ssauirY stafi OPERATOR. eo,or.a. .,n.. ,ood
s sssIssy and eonn,ssion. 'f csfh 81. hd ssss; ssSc
5EaGffj sEAUTfY SALON 1REcEPT1oN1sr, prefer.
ably With rBx experience; good salary,
BEAUTY sPEcHLisT. specialisins in 10.
ctal massase: wiz be trsined u Msrie
person; hikhest sslary. Also manicuftst
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

SELECT POSITIONS = Stenog. secretary
day wk... $I95 mo-; stenog.. aviation, $40
Ek: bookkpr., $50 wk., full charge; tele-
type opers;, $3.50 mo-; card punch oper.
Hem.-Rand. S145. Hundreds of excel.
g yrs. BoYps sERvieeEs sas isss F st St
STENOGRAPHER 10, aviation, SIs5 mo.
stenog.. association work, Sl75: stenog .
law omces, S175;. stenos.,. medical, S175;
need 10 new ones hourly; bookkeepers. $50
wk.; clerk-typist tSl, $3.50 month. Amer
lea needs you-work, help your friends on
Emp. SERVICE, Bond Bldg. cor. I4th and
N. Y. IRE. 3S45)
TEACHERS. clerks receptionists; select Do
sittons No charge unless placed; top sal.
aries, Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY
(Bst IL Yr4l 1917 a ct MA OLA
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LEAkN TO FLY. Call Oliver 1888. CON-
FREE SCHOOL iNFoRMArIoN-Boys' and
girls boarding schools. immediate place
ments. WASHINGTON SCHOOLS ASSO-
STENOGRAPHIC ana seeretar,ai classes
now forming Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand. typinE. bookkeeping.
comptometer, all secretarial ubiects Est
q yrs. Accredited Inquire now. MA.
1888 BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 p st. tOpp
Carito' Theatev1
LEARN TO FLY-Call Spruce OssS. HYDE
FIELD. Storage. Clubs forming.
CLASSES in public speaking now form.
ing. Discussion of vital issues. ALEXAN.
rection Melinda Alexander Co. O955
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NELp poMgTlc tcont. J

YEA So.sds 1 hoe pasa r.sh ey.na ash ses
do mafr-hoor rooms. etc; no dish drying,
sterilizer Is used; gao pm. through din
steady reliable re person. nun chambermaid
from $40 TO 4, capable handling 10 rooms.
S26 week. Both must be experienced.
1874 New HAMPSHIRE ave. nv.
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.

COUPLE twhitel, with daughter 81 yrs.
would like position caring for roomine
house or apt. house; husband employed
days, wife take full charge. Having had 2
houses of own am experienced, also best
references Unfurnished quarters desired
but not necessary. Write P. O. Box 3O69
Columbia HEIGHTS. WashinRton. D C
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MOTOR TRAvEl,

1 LIVE AT 18th and Sheridan sts. NV. and
would like . ride to the Armory or down
town: have to be there by am Call
MI: 1922, Ext. AZ. bet. and week
Evening star., 1945-02-06

sWtTCHRnHRn HrInE nnrranssmsnts approyed
Apply manager. CAIRO HOTEL. 1915 Gu,
ssWiTchBoAKp OPERATOR, relief Ap.
az Essidsat aaa cton CLIFTON pT
school. Hours, o to 1880. Give profes.
SIGNAL qualifications: Box 21s-J. Star.
to 8 pm: Apply manager. HOTEL FAIR.
TaHErHoSE FAH TpoS MasS opERSrdRw ays nv and tvn,s
hours and salary sood, Working ne condition. yRes,
sss co 9ss
iEfiEsPfiaooiNSks f r oiSs OPERATORS. experienced
Monday throush Friday. $3.50 am. to
e ccm; l. sa'qTdsS TEnEpa9SE. s;3S .%; Go to O.m TIL
women with. a knowledee. of typine; pais
ApDs Miss fen TGE
Ni2F R0SH S2l slo l4tn st
sonneI lI once. Stb noor. PALAfs As ROYAL
TYPIsT with some knowledge Of switch.
board. in old,established real. estate frm;
good salary. half day Saturday all year
worn, Apply 70 accosnsing once Sess.
nsfGIs 1Rsf1TG4 GA9 lh RADdo aDd rsS Sh
- :. rS<~ = - = - AooA eAA -
TYPisT, yoSnE riTi, experience not neces
tant; good salary. good hours, pleasant
surroundings Apply 9 am. to 5 pm.
DISTRICT FUR Co.. 6O2 F st. NV.
mTYPiSIs. TYP $i,62o: plus overtime; M 4s.hoYl
| editorial stan. for the U. 8. ARMEI
| FORCES INSTITUTE, OR 4240. Mis-
1 TYPIST. part time. from / to 8. 5-da.
week permanent Telephone personne
DEBT. DI. 1900, or apply at 1241 24ti
TsYiris;TTs for BRITISH MISSIONS Appl.
ll07 18th st. NV; Employment ONCE opei
to !. Excellent opportunities. Hirinl
insurance once; permA
nent position. See MR.. BAcHscHMD
]TYPiSTS-CLERKS, under is. years Of are
4 5-day week; general clerical work IN ~
4 typine desired. Apply IN person to MIS-
LuEps Reom 7o2 SIG s.,.Iat 18th s; nv =
sSTroundIinss Inp; % s4shSYF pxxs xsss % salsry esnn'
300 Ffanklin ct. NE.
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tContinusd on Next PssaI
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sHoRT-oRDER COOK. colored, for night.
work 6210 Ga, ave. NV. GE. 9501
s1DAMAN TOP salary meals and unif9rm
asss:s ask for @ MR. Mr. sIMPsoN. pse5 fn0"e VIZ
SP0TTER and dry cleaner for dry clean.
$500 Alaska ave. NV:
k YALE x0G 5SS5 Ss'zs 4s7 ASR Ne,
sTaTioNERY sfif assi R;T ENcRAvERs - Full or par
seSS
ding ONCE supplies, stationery, small
hardIns haTfEare ets helDfql good hours and
NATIoNAL 0 RApIo iNsrfTurE. ~ e. Hobar s1
sfoS sssTsia aShAaE si5 Aff9EsbANr III coored
pleasant working conditions, good pay
RSss 81 sS9er Ap APp' i9 IA aE sEE
TxiLok, sxperieneed in a military and civil
GO Tals SALARY nuss E gsass 81 sSr.s
TAILOR for o,a mems i, clSSthins Apply en-
TAHoRs: coat makers. hishest salary
THIoRs THINoEhs es0.rtenssa soi St men. An.
union wages: modern daylight shop; fnes
GWss EeEkIss FIST fGnsteai gHr ADPS faSs a st. sn esms
TENOR soLOIsT in Baptist church. goo
quality voice and some experiences: Civ
particulars;, Box 1921. Star.
DISCHARGED, mechanical aptitude necessar,
mechanical experience not essential; e1
portunity for advancement, regular hour
and good salary See Mr.. Guthrie, L.
fkGck fFTSAN bRfSE.s. fnS must be ~ reliable. wit
good references: steady work. good pal
HOFFMAN UPHoLsTERERs, e447 ist
TRUCK DRIVER colored. Apply 1aI
SRTCK DRIVER for light delivery of aut
parts dept, good working conditions an
regular hours. $40 week. See Mr.. Dixor
l. p. sTEUART. INC, l440 p st.
TRUCK DRIVER, colored, must know city
permanent position. SMALL's, $50
Connecticut ave.
TRUCK DRIVERS. white, for fuel oil: goo
ealAry, permanent year-around work, es
sentisl industry; good opportunity for fu
ture. See Mr.. Moore, A. p. WoODSOi
CO.. 9th and Mich. ave. ne.
TRUCK MECHANICS,k essential industry
60-hr. week; permanent Job. good oppor
oL 1910.
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We need q
auto parts
conditions.
{. See Mr..
1440 P st.
you a won-
proposition
percentage
Evening star., 1945-02-06

SALAD ulnL' coloIea, experlenceo; gooe
ply EBBITT HOTEL. 10th and H sts. NV
sALESGIRL, exp. ladies' speciality shop
GOOD Sv sslary vs excellent s y9rking conditions
sAfEsGRL for neckwear shop Part time
LATTS TIE BAR. .90S 14th st. NV.
SALESGiRL to work in our accessories de-
Gloves; Apply CROSBY Usf sHoE ATeas Store. AZ IL
sAiLEsGIRiEEs for bakery. ss5 week, n,
experience necessary, 6-day week, stor'
closed on Mondays. INQUIRE in person
sCHUPP's BAKERY, 5542 Conn. ave. NV
SALESLADY for ladies coats and suits
war position: Apply Mr. Berns, BONI
CLOTHING. 1885 F st. NV.
sAaEsLARY SALE 191 for u greeting carS department
sALESLADY. high-class confectionery store
Apply in person. AvIGNON FRERES. TT
glsss gFSars sOSds Sds g New = J York TRiMN5gss
sALEsLADIEs lLEs4 for coats, furs and dresses
nent positions. HUB FURNITURE co.
sth and Ts4 .R,Ts e Sts. NV co. -,
coats. Liberal salary. Fun OF part art TIM: time
Pleasant working conditions. sAKS. 61l
sAIEsLADiEs-Heres 1ia Il. DiE your opportunity t,
serve the serviceman. Sell in our moderr
military dept; excellent salary, no. expert
ence. necessary; also salesladies for ou
sss deR lols AND and fsrn St.
SALESLADIES, with knowledge Of seliin,
slip covers. Apply HOFFMAN UPHOL
| STERERS. 244S 18th ST. NV.
SALESLADIES, full or part time: II 70,
like sportswear and casual clothes. you'll
enjoy working here: experience preferred
but not necessary; pleasant working condi
tons good. compensation. liberal discoun
on personal pnr,eshasss, Apply Mr: Julian
1919 e st. NV.
SALESLADIEs. II years old; no experienc,
necessary; pleasant working conditions
GARRISONS TOY h NOVELTY CO.. 1911
SALES PEOPLE for our neckwear depart
ment full or part time. Apply Personne
once; End floor, THE HECHT Co, St
at eth W.
f6Rf1xsass6 sss cLoTase yffh
CO., 7O3 18th ST. NV. Ee9
SALESWOMAN-LANS g. BROS
7th. 9Th and E SITS. NV. are in need q
saleswomen for various departments; ex
perience not necessary. Apply employment
sALEsWOMAN. experienced. for coat.
suits and dresses, full or part time; excel
lent salary. and commission; . real op
poLtunity for live wire. Apply Ro
ChELS. 1910 st. NV.
4ALESWOMEN for our WAVE uniform
dsRt; & ApRly personnel once; End nooi
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LAST and LOUDEST LAUGHS
WON BY NAILS PRISONERS

broadcasts, passing ON to me what
he heard. That way / could cir
culate it in secret camp news
service.
AT Moosberg Camp, Bavaria, /
had my clothes washed by a Rus
sian tank brigadier who earned
extra rations by doing laundry.
One day ! saw him erecting a
barbed wire under the eyes of a
German guard. Behind him came
a second Russian, shipping off the
barbs with wire cutters fast as
his comrade put it up.
The Germans either didn't no
tice or didn't care
AT Camp Hadamar near Linz
burg-ah-Lahn, we ran weekly
Russian pool with big wall
map where the prisoners betted
on which sector would see the
weeks biggest Russian advance.
We also had a weekly magazine
until it was banned by the Ger
mans as "too political" We had
published an editorial suggesting
that our captors were increasing
ly nervous at signs of the ap-
preaching invasion.
Until banned, our magazine was
censored. So we always sent the
Nazi censor copy of the previous
issue. He could play with it to
his hearts content. The issues
weren't numbered, so he didn't
know the difference.
We had a 'rumor board" on
which the latest rumor received
in camp was posted. If anything
hot came in, we hoisted a flag
marked scoop, which brought
men running from every corner
of the enclosure.
Most of the rumors were I'M
true, but it was lots of fun.
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Match Play On Golf
Course Began Today


Match play began today in the
elimination tournament on the
municipal golf course on Stock
Island.
Member of the Key West Golf
Club will play matches against
servicemen in the sonar school
and IN other activities in the
naval operating base and also
with civil service employees in
the navy.
Each team is composed of a
foursome, with two players on
each side.
When the games, with teams
OF club members against other
teams are concluded, the winners
OF the matches, regardless of
what units they represent, will
play 10 determine the two win
ners who will enter the final
contest to determine the local
champion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-07
BY GODFREY H. ANDERSON
AP Newsfeat res

AP Newsfeat res
PARIS, July IA prisoner of
war in Europe met many odd ex-
periences while behind barbed
wire, most of which could not be
written until the war ended.
Here are Just few which hap
pened 70 me during three years of
captivity in German camps:
AT SulniolIa Camp, in Italy,
where l was held for while, the
prisoners ran sweepstakes on
where the first Allied landing
would be made on the Italian
mainland, betting on the date and
place. Several Italian guards took
tickets, but a Greek won.
Several Italian camp command
ants made large purchases of
black market food and wine for
the prisoners. Sums we paid to
meet the purchases were entered
on camp accounts as prisoners"
gift to help repair village church. :"
Prisoners at monastery in Pa
dula, Southern Italy, staged a sit
down strike during the Sicily bat
tie, because they knew the camp
was being moved, they feared, to
Germany.
Twenty-Five officers hid in va
rious parts of the building, most
ly in the Italian guards quarters,
causing a postponement in, the de-
parture. Then, the commandment
ordered the whole camp to live
in open air until the missing men
turned UP. sE .ssfEii,
Prisoners carried out beds and
homemade cooking stoves and
even ran out electric light wires
living like gypsy kings for the
next IL days. The Italian general
complained bitterly that four of
his searchers were injured in falls
from the roof.
Finally, when the fugitives be-
came SO hungry that they had to
give up, an armistice was arrang-
ed. All guards were withdrawn
for an hour while the Allies
emerged from their hiding places.
Then a count showed all present
and the camp was moved, fort
night after the scheduled date.
A Bologna camp commandant
often listened to British news
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TODAY'S
ANNIVERSARIES

1768-Philip S. Physick, Phil
adelphia surgeon, father of
American medicine" born Phil
adelphia. Died Dec. Is, 1887.
l81l-Henry Meiggs, American
fugitive from bankruptcy, who
born Catskill, N. Y. Died Sept.
20, 1877.
1884 - Miriam Coles Harris.
built the railroad of Peru-C Chile,
novelist, born New York. Died
Jan. %, 1925.
1887 - Burwell B. Lewis, Ala
bama lawyer, Confederate Sold
Ter, University of Alabama presi-
dent, born Montgomery. Ala.
Died Oct. IL, 1885.
l849 - Theophil M. Prudden,
famed Rockefeller Institute medi-
cal scientist, born Middlebury,
Conn. Died April 10, 1924.
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TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY
with Humble Apologies to Robert W. Service
THE BALLAD OF TALLAHASS'
BY RUSSELL KAY

with Humble Apologies to Robert w. Service)
THE BALLAD OF TALLAHASS'
Oh the North countree is hard countree
That mothers sturdy brood;
And its red clay arms hold hidden charms
That foster many feud.
And strong rust for the taX-take lust
That sears the Northern soul,
But they're not to blame, for they play the game
With the edge and an ace in the hole.
Now the law speaks plain but it speaks in vain
On the subject of give and take,
But for twenty years OF laughs and jeerS
The Southland has had no break.
And the law is just for it says must
Have equal representation
With solons there from everywhere
On basis of population.
But the woo-hat gang don't give a dang,
For they know they've got control,
SO the South can yell and scream like hell
But it sure won't change the roll.
SO they sweat it out as they talk and shout,
With righteous indignation,
And the people pay for each new day
OF worthless conversation.
Oh the wonder is and the pity is
That this nonsense has to be,
But we've got to pay, so the WiSe-guys say,
If we want democracy.
Now the cockroach crowd are stern and proud
And they swear they won't give ill.,
While the termites shout, We'll stick it out
And eventually We'll win
So they rritate the whole blamed State
AS they fuss and tune and fiddle
And each delay spreads new dismay
And fails to solve the riddle.
With temperS short, each sharp retort
Arouses greater feeling
To split the State with Seething hate
That won't be easy healing.
Thus all our years of hopes and fears
In building this great State,
Are cast aside for sectional pride,
AS we foster more debate.
Why must we make this sad mistake,
This monumental blunder?
Must selfish pride, all wisdom hide
And tear the State asunder?
Oh the North countree is hard countree
That mothers sturdy brood;
And its red clay arms hold hidden charms
That foster many feud.
And strong men rust, for the taX-take lust
That sears the Northern soul,
But they're not to blame, for they play the game
With the edge and an in the hole,
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BALK AT DIET

MEDFORD, Ore.-Three orph-
aned kittens enjoyed the atten-
lions showered on them by their
adopted mother, a Leghorn hen,
until the hen tries to get them
to eat the food she works so hard
to provide fat, juicy worms
scratched from the garden. Then
the kittens battle, paws against
wing. as the hen insists upon
their eating the worms.
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Service League
NOTICE

The Board of Public Instruc-
ton for Monroe County will hold
a public meeting on Friday, July
p, l945, at Z p. M, in the Office
of the Superintendent of Public
instruction on the second floor of
the County Court House, for the
purpose of explaining and dis
cussing proposed increases in the
School Budget for the year 1945-
'46. Interested parties and the
general public are invited to be
present.
J. CARLYLE ROBERTS,
jly7 1871 l945 Chairman,
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INGENIOUS IDEA
IDAHO FALLS. Idaho = !

IDAHO FALLS, Idaho - After
having his picture taken, a Mex
lean farm worker wrote his name
and address down for the photo
grapher to mail the finished pho
tographs. When the pictures were
ready, Photographer James Wat
son couldn't read the writing.
Watson solved the problem by
making another print and pasting
it on the wrapping, with Fort
Hall, Idaho" written below it.
1t was delivered.
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FRIGHTENING HATS

SALT LAKE CITY-The most
amazing change in life back
home in the States to a local
woman who had spent two years
in the Philippines
was in women's hats. She declar-
ed that she hadn't yet worked up
enough courage to wear one of
them.
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Advertisements under this head
will be inserted I'm The Citizen nj
the rate of &c word for each fnser-
ton. but the minimum charge for
the first Is words OF less is Soc.
The rate for blnekfaee type In Be n
word and the minimum charge for
the first Is words or less IN 45c.
Payment tor classified advertise
ments is invariably I'm advance. but
regular advertisers with ledger ac-
counts may have their advertise
ments charged.
To insure publication, copy must
be i'm the office before II o'clock on
the day of publication.
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BRAVES VICTORS
OVER PIRATES IN
DOUBLE CONTEST
Eos<hsr HoLnEs or BOSTON
nAAvEs Mrs IN 18Th
eAssr 70 ESTABLISH NEW
RECORD

hkN YORK. July Tommy
iisiHsa. Boston Braves outfielder.
sssasfsiay hFsske the as-year-old
ws~*fn Nalional League record
Sc hisssna safely IN consecutive
nanNE
= stsNalsis In has first time at
tai ~ siss aecond game with the
i'isssasaRh Pirates stretched his
taNtiinM STREAK 10 - games in a
$50 The reruFd broken by HoI-
a*N Nas established b. Rogers
tisa a.lsf Tho Braves won the
fat gans. ~ g. s.
hsslitst8 tied thc old record in
Hhs tifai game and went ON to
stss fssss = wiih has double in has
fifat iisiis out IN the nightcap.
faklua adxaniage of New
Asfk iHability 10 hit in the
f.iaitiisa, tbs Cincinnati Reds
Ksassa tilsiF first victory over
M 1iAsiis in seven starts thls
staassn wiien yosiRe Howard Fox
aisstfisi Van Mango 3 too.
To- New YORK Yakees triumph
- Wssg the Dstroit Tigers, while
tlk Washington senators took
imaih mames OF a double header
ifsan ttie - Louis Browns.
the following are the results @!
tla Names layod YESTERDAY:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-07
s2ls. 900, 600 FOR ADS

New York.-National advertis-
ers spent $216, 000, 900 for space
in weekday and Sunday newspa-
pers in this country in 1914, ac-
cording to the Bureau of Adver-
Using. American Newspaper Pub
fishers Association. This does not
include any expenditure of ma
tional advertisers through COOP
erative arrangements with local
dealers, however.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-07

New York. - The life of -
monihs-old William Likely waa
saved by ordinary clothes linsa
when he fell five stories 20 q con-
crete area way. The clothes lines.
strung from apartment windows.
broke his fall after he toppled
from his tricycle. through an un.
screened window. No bones we're
broken.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-07

PACKARD; 1886, sedan, newly
painted, completely overhauled,
excellent condition, S perfect
tires. Will sacrifice at about
halt of OPA ceiling price. See
Chef, rear entrance, La Concha
Holei, 3ly7-2tS
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AmsEicaa League
WARNING SIGN

ATLANTA. Ga.-Caimly smok-
iu - csaarcitc "a the ordnance
40 uhorc be works, 10y l.
- sTr a civilian employc of the
ash Servicc Command. was struck
IN thr head when q sign under
.htrh hr had been standing fell
a. aiilered a slight herebrai con-
lion Tho sign rcad NJ Nm'f
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