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Evening star., 1946-12-28
OFFICES FOR RENT

LARGE OFFICE ROOM. ground floor ioca:
tiSn in lst,class ofiss 1 buiidins; s. size
ance ONCE us Or any 10Th other hishstsgs business
~, Az, Az Tgosis 7 Fisher II = ssss. 81. INC.
cfEaNSTiiURY BuiLDfNG, GSH 4i3 596 St. NV,
facing Court House park---Modern 7story
for hfst-eIass f once SPACE. then We invite
your immediate INSPECTION: There are "a q
forT the eN' discriminatins hssfs bnsnessmsn; ali
outside rooms; entire building lust com
psmsas Rsn a ssy ta
sulsss Of
Bldg, in ne heart Of the. medical section;
AppS Resden ManaseT The Park
Bids, 2o25 I st. NV. corner 21st and
1oi7 18th ST. N.w.-Entire 1st floor of
1000. So. #. now available in a completely
remodeled !, bldg ,s also ! once ssao At $50 per
PowkA6wNE kA5 REA1Tx sn IA Ssas 9G
0G st. '6r Hw ten See s0'fds Mr. DicRGR RHisSfi 81 5s
ARLINGTON, va, 484e Lee hwy.-Rscep-
ton room and 2 consultation rooms; CON
seRsG 2 sTTDro PSI Ss oRfSE 26 oS$s f$s St
SstNssn = sS9 oon ana 81 5, WeskaayS sbd vs. ,.s
A MossBuRG Ysss & CO. MA, sl55' eyes
DR.. Or Or DENrIsT@ st. NV. Just OF
0dssn dssred rsD5o0t 'sE BE f. cen
soGrR iS RS ef 81 sSS9 CIRCLE for es Preies
sional. educational ofhces or consultation
sbIe 5eaYtlfullsy Is. redecorated furnished if
VACANT-Just redecorated; rooms, pri-
vate entrance; on North Fairfax ST., in
Alexandria; close to courthouse; will rent
BUCHANAN. Realtor. 17:}2 X st. NV. 80
OFFICE SPACE, one block from State
Dept. on Penna. ave; has toilet, balcony
2nd floor: area about 1,200 So. feet; eX.
cellent lease to responsible parties. CAN
ofhces, second floor. Call DE, 1866. 80
GROUND FLOOR, air conditioned, 900
SO. #. On Jefferson pl., y block off Con-
necticut; will alter to suit tenant: suitable pa.
shop, etc: available 80 days. Box 3l4-
suITABLE FOR PHYSICIAN. chiropodist
Or physiotheraplSSt; physs CH 3I44 o,a0,r 30
medical building of large hoHslng s1d -. de- le
mepts, located in large and fast-growlng
community; excellent OPPORTUNITY Can
Mr.. Thedan, CHI 5000, BUCKINGHAM
COMMUNITY. 313 N, Glebe rd., Arlington
NEAR 14th AND PARK RID. Nw.-Busi-
ness corner, 3429 14th st. NV; entire IND
floor, 4 rooms and lavatory; suitable for
business or othce; RA 2o36; .,@h3
answering Service. mail address. L., j.
COW1E, SOg Eye ST. NV. q
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

ST. MARYs COUNTY-Water-fro farm;
236 a.; l mile on Potomac River near
Chesapeake Inland Creek; 2-story, S,room
house 100000 It. of timber suitable aSbdHI for
agent, Leonardtown, Md, Tel. 131. 30
BEVERLY BEACH, on Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites. Wrlte
BEAU. SUMMER RESORT with q mile
tages large house and miscellaneous other
buildings included in price of SOD 900;
picnic grounds on point and oeau. siIe
for 80 cottages IN ceaa5 sr9Se oireet heets
excellent swimming, fishing, duck hunting
grabbing and oystering. ,,.
Restricted subdivision with emile M
water fr9nt approx 129 bean f MorS lois toTn un1s
Md, except lots on which modern. year,
around homes have been built. Price OF
S25,000 includes town water supply zee
dar Point waterworks inc.l and lge. as
metal roof roads are already in and elec.
and phone service on property.
Farm of approx. $50 acres; has new 4
bedrm. masonry home with fui hnss oasemt' 5, 1ge
tobacco barns, large cattle barn, eauip-
ment shed, etc, all recently repaired.
This is very prosperous farm with the
richest soil in Southern Md. Last years
Price of farm, complete, is only S35; 900.
Airport with 2,200-ft. runway, only /
blk. from water; excellent opportunity Tor
progressive manager, price, only $4,000
ually as stated or collectively for $780,
600. Any OF. all Of these outstanding op-
portunities will return fortune to rea-
sonaby good businessman or company.
concern. nc % Cali OWNERS at Falls Church
1900 for information or inspection. -29
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Mind Meter

Here's a chance to brush up on
your geography. You should have
no trouble getting all 10 answers
correct.
/. What large body OF water separates
Ireland from England?
.. Reno. is farther west than Los Al.
geles. True or false.
q, What is. the hottest place in tho
United States?
A. In what country did the Lake Dwell
ers live?
S. Which is farther north. the Baltic
Sea or the Balkan countries?
s, What six States make up New Eng
z. OF all the States, Maine extends
farthest north. True or false
s. Where is Adelaide?
8. The Mississippi River Is farther east
than west on continental United States.
True or false.
10. what Great Lake is entirely in the
Answers viii be published Monday.
Evening star., 1946-12-28
TRAILERS.

SPARTAN, the all-alumlnum aircraft-con-
mediate delivery BOULEVARD TRAILER
SALES 95O5 Washington Baltimore blvd.
Berwyn, Nd Tower 6l62
HOUSE TRAILERS. for immediate deliv-
cry. for veterans and civilians. COLE
TRAILER GO. Glider Dealer 1892 Geor-
FOR BEST CASH PRICE on your used
trailer call Mr. Ladd or Mr.. Schaff AMER
1CAN TRAILER CO.. INC, 4030 Wis. ave.
NV WO 1921. 81
GOOD NEWS-Immediate delivery on new
tandem and single axle Streamlite and
La Sale trailer coaches. Platt. Roycraft,
Terms, IL to "a months Sensational new
Higgins camp trailer, metal utility trail,
SALES, U. S. Rt. 1. Berwyn. Md. Tel.
BAGGAGE TRAILER. weatherproof; a
remarkable buy at $3.50. CHI. 1890. Pc
LUGGAGE TRAILER, custom built-Big
gssS barsain -Jn in washington: ss5 . sssh cash
Evening star., 1946-12-28
Goren on Bridge

Opening lead: King OF spaces.
The safety play does not as rule
conjure up in our minds glamorous
associations. That play Is the good,
substantial citizen, the stolid pro-
wider, that protects us from want in
time of stress. But there Is another
side to his character. He sometimes
appears in a colorful as well as in
teresting guise.
The final contract OF six clubs,
reached in q somewhat circuitous
manner, was eminently sound. In
fact, SO much SO that just a little
bit of taking it for granted" on
the part of the declarer would have
ruined his chances. North elected
to make an immediate jump shift
to two diamonds because he had
immediate visions of slam. South's
response of two no-trump indicated
minimum opening. North then
showed the club support and South
took the liberty of indicating the
ace of hearts. The heart bid at this
point cannot be construed as suit
UGCduSC IL IltdO NClS l4iO StloC 0OaOlh
would have bid two hearts directly
over two diamonds. 1t must, there
fore, mean: Partner, my minimum
hand does contain the ace of hearts
/, in case you are interested" From
then on it was smooth sailing to the
slam.
The king of spades was opened
and won in dummy. The 10 of clubs
was led and East covered with the
queen. South was just about to win
with the king when he paused for q
moment to survey the situation.
That was the pause that proved
very refreshing. Had declarer won
| this trick he would have lost the
| hand, as will be seen in a moment.
Declarer can count five diamond
| tricks, three club tricks, two aces,
and two spade ruffs in dummy for a
total of Il, if he permits the queen
of clubs to hold. If, however, he
wins the trick and it turns out that
the clubs are Al, he will be in seri-
GUS trouble. For East can ruff the
third round of diamonds and If the
trumps have been extracted dummy
will be dead and two diamond tricks
will go to waste, or if there is still
a club left in dummy trump re-
turn by East will prevent one of the
very vital spade ruffs. In other
words, since it may be necessary to
give up one club trick, this is the
time to do so, since it will be most
inconvenient to lose it later.
It is true that declarer's play
I abandoned all chance for making
1 the overtrick, but what is 20 points
at a time like this?
/ Copyright. 1946, by Charles II. Goreno
Evening star., 1946-12-28
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

MONEY on first and second trusts S i prompt pro
Virginia or D. c. property THE AMERI-
CAM CAN CO. s95 15th tn, Ma Aonspi2 s9$2 navment,
Including principal interest and taxes;
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS. 4 LOAN
ASSOC, $40 13th st. NV. D1. 237O.
1st TRUST LOANS on real estate. low rates,
term or monthly payments. F; J WALSHE'
INC, .l115 Eye st: nv. MA; 646s.
and eouTts94s se1yiss ae4 setSEs 595rOvins boz sTs
g;a gst a AND f~ end TRUST Rust LOANS on real
estate in p. C.. Md, and Va ON Mr. DRA1s-
4Ss LOANS. amortized or straight loans
MOORE & HILL CO, so4I u I7th II + st, NJ NV u,,
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-We vi vi
Va Reasonabls rates s,Sr c,Hh5 HAp1oMaAeII =
N Y. ave NV National 5833.
BROKERS. ATTENTION! We buy, End
srur notes on p 7N G Nd nRpoN a9d v5 n1aEs5 14s5
Eve ST NV DI 523O until s pm
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and q
GGif Coasts fastest growing; restricted
communities: over 400 sold; 1-5 acre home
sites, fronting or near salt water, commu-
titles guaranteed: priced as low as $500,
S45 down, S15 mo-; immed possession. For
shone Paul E Harrison. 1882 x st. NV,
ME- 1143. ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
RaaitST. MIamT. FLoRma-House for rent for
season; conv. location. Greenbelt 2511
WHEN IN MIAMI BEACH look UP N. J..
TANGORA, e3O Everglades eoncourse,
Phi. $3.50. for Florida real estate. / am
q former resident of Wash, p c. 81
WATERFORD. va; FOR SALE by owner
Groom brick house, over 100 yrs. old, 2
story and bsmt 3 firepls.. quaint interior,
lge. lot. j. R. MAYS. 20
MIAMI, FLA.-Duplex bungalow: sleeps 3.
$500 TO May Ist Phone Alex. 1O5S. 90
Evening star., 1946-12-28

Market-wise investors are heavy
buyers of United States Savings
Bonds these days. But even some Of
them do not realize what a good in-
.vestment 1t is, the Treasury DEPART
ment says. Held for the full 10 years
to maturity, an e bond brings in 81
for each 50 invested, just under ;
per cent year, compounded semi-
annually. A S100 E bond actually
draws the equivalent Of per cent
interest during the last four years
Of ifs 10-year term. It pays to hold
ON. !
Evening star., 1946-12-28

MATCHLEss, 1916, famous model. G3L,
35occ engine. 1886 actual miles l
luggage rack and Pillion seat. This low
mileage machine is excellent, reasonably
priced transp. Price. $3.50 cash; trade o. or
2014 NJ st. NV, RE. 5O73. 80
SCOOTER, Cushman 1941 3-wheel delivery:
tires new, motor perfect condition; $50.
Call TR. 92lS -2S
HARLEY-DAvIDsoN AZ: As GU. In; $500
eUSHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER, small. for
sale; in splendid condition. WA. 4l95.
CUsHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER. 1915: Q
speed: sidecar, windshield; excellent cond.:
$3.50. Pleasant 0922 29s
HARLEY-DAyIDSON / 942 motorcycle; very
good condition, no accessories. Call MR..
VIM. HARMAN, UN 1850, for information.
INDIAN SPORT SCOUT 1871: completely
overhauled; good tires; excellent running
condition.
Indian Chief 1914; commercial with
box; newly painted best offer. TR. ABA.
Evening star., 1946-12-28
GARAGES FOR SALE.

strand Steel or Berry sayes aluminium anS overSeae
doors. Also brick and cinder block ga
RACES, ready-built homes. and cottages
model mod display. W GENERAL INpusTSRfEss les
CORP, 1109 Jefferson Davis hwy. tU. s
No. u. Arlington. Va. a. mi. south o.
Ao6SRNfg HoWNER iandsf MdsT sEnI EhGhe full,
equipped auto repair garage. including the
valuable real estate, located at 1414 Fla
ave. ne. The lot is 40x140 and the ga
rage bldg. is 40x40, occupying the real
portion OF this lot Ideal setup for ar
experienced mechanic or partners about
$500 cash required to handle, balance
on terms. Immediate possession. For de-
tails and to inspect, please call HARRY
FRIEDMAN Broker RE 1166 20
Evening star., 1946-12-28

Just out, my new pamphlet. giving
correct forms for writing plurals and
possessives of names ending in IS and
numbers etc. valuable reference
based on highest authority. Don't miss
it.. For a free copy send a stamped.
self-addressed envelope to Frank Colby.
in care of The Star. Ask for Plurals
pamnhlet.
Evening star., 1946-12-28
Points for Parents

Wife-I'm sorry my mother and
father kept me such a baby. Help
me to learn how to keep these check
stubs and I'll do my best to keep
them straight in the future.
Evening star., 1946-12-28
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
child ouelong need not remain one
pernanenty still it she wishes to-
Not This

Wife-You know I haven't any
head for figures. My father always
managed the money at our house
and I don't want to worry about
overdrafts and such things.
Evening star., 1946-12-28
OFFICES WANTED.

800 so. FIT, street level, about 20-ft
'front.' limit $3.50 mo-; lease reo,; any
downtown or neighborhood loc;,. 1st COM
DUPONT REALTY CO., DU. $3.50. go
LAWYER desires downtown office space;
If desired willing to render services In
return Taylor 1892. 29'
Evening star., 1946-12-28
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE with desks; splendid location.
Phone Ma. 2252 days. NO. 1882, ewes. rs
DESK SPACE, stenographic and telephone
service reasonable; downtown location.
MA 1123 Q to 3. RE. 5S24. Sun. 20.
Evening star., 1946-12-28
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

TRUCKS WANTED, any make or models:
full retail price paid in cash. WILLIAMS
AUTO SALES. r. I. ave. at goth st. n.e.,
AID. S344.
Evening star., 1946-12-28
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

AUTO IkUCNS FVk HtkE.
VETERAN DESIRES HOUSEHOLD. con-
tract, and general hauling;o Ing vans, vans, ~ stakes
VETERAN, with new pickup; steady
hauling or delivering, night or day; also
Weyins WeTEs i1b. ,i, At 1881 lioA, ,n.ton n.n.,.
wishes evening, Saturday or weekend
work. Call AT. 1745. -29
Evening star., 1946-12-28
GAS STATIONS WANTED.
MOTORCYCLES.

LARGE OIL COMPANY desires to Lease or
buy to 10 stations; 1900 to 5000 50.
#; sites or established stations LINk1NS
Co, 1878 N st. NV. D1. S6SS.
Evening star., 1946-12-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

r. sosIAS 4ss 's s sssa's ofoR 5fes cS go Asa'
ss H. sjo S; &c. ''a'G 3
S9sIise 1871 scs s tsooE hs ss5s nu'' sell
heater. extra bumpers and spare tire;
foSTfAo sssn ia4s 1 st1eanined sann 4door e-cy
Shields and new spare tire; actual delivery
n sadf sy sfRR haaef$
PoNrIAc S sth 1871 81 sedane.te black, excellent
condition. ;y neg tire radio and hea.er' ea.
ior $500: Can MA. 1901 or apply 55d6s IL
PoNrfac posa 1. 1s4e s-cyl adr. black sed--epe:
a,o6o saS essec mIies: S. $50 cash. cash Can WI 1914
ss 5Sss ss.s :fssR ssss $3.50
b foSfixe is4I ssonysgsible-A Silver strssk: s
PoiST1Ac ? ia4s 5 streamliner; radio; heat
sll,e ash st. NV, nv Ex ass7. 20.
PoSTae p6Ssaa lsaR 4s SIX do:F afef isean
PONTIAC ia4i Torpede l. door sedan;
tsda sfhs s1s esftsF 1885 ave 81 cSs
PONTIAC l941 taxi; good eondintdioona ndoa
IsTupEBAKER 1910 Commander .e'' cruis;
ing sedan: clean car. low mileage. good
@ Sndtse see mT Go0s ael tires At RaN
DALI MOTORS. INC. 115o 18th st. ss NV
sfu6EBaKER ST assaK 1888 President a-door: l.
terry. 2 new tires: 500. DE. 1894. 354a
sTGpEBAkER sGih fs 4 i: 1912 champion; heater:
excellent condition: under $4,000 mil miles;
srubfBakEe 1bS2 2k s4is is41 Commander club 5s
a!1e, 81 hss.; sn s! ss ss.a @ s
heater. heater. seat covers. 8-ply tires; sI,IS5;
pay s495 down. balance sesi in 10 months ont
TbDE8AkaR P Rb 2la fSl s1o '0te ns as
pssse psay ssas hone asy gH s1s Rsn
used car could be IN better mechanical
heater. defroster; fine appearance; will give
years of good economical service; ideal Tor
travelling man, First person at my honse
sTiIDEBAKER 1e47 a-door Champion Sc
dscn dan drxsR WsR ssao Tado n: shons
7417. 80
STUDEBAKER 1910 Commander 2-door:
radio heater. new seat covers, hill holder.
overdrive: excellent condition, low mileage:
81 900. OWNER, 2400 Wyoming ave.
TERRAPLANE 1887 de luxe e-docr; good
cond.: S535 cash. See at 1927 D st, ne,
Sun, 9-1. Ii. S370. 20
MARINE OFFICER being transferred must
sell 1889 Buick convertible sedan: 81, 90
cash. Call Emerson 1913. .
FOREIGN CAR HEADQUARTERS-Brit
Standards, Flats. Healeys and Triumphs,
and MG. Immediate delivery on Standards.
Flats and Renaults. HENRY MILLER
and parts by JACK PRY MOTORS, Pry
Bldg. 10th and Pa. ave. Sc. Est. 1928.
Evening star., 1946-12-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

1871 CHRYSLER Royal sedan. radio
1e4I De Soto 4-door sedan. radio ,o-
ana heater SS5
l94l Pontiac custom 4-door sedan,
radio and heater S95
1g41 Packard 100 4-door sedan.
electric clutch overdriye, radio
and heater 1850
1871 feaan, saaaSohh heater 0o4' oo 1895
Cali Saturday and Monday 8 am. to
pm, 14gb King St, ALEXANDRIA. ALEX
ANDRIA USED CAR CO. OV. 1855. %
i'f 5000 ~ 1875
1870 feaG heater seuAeoupe' IA0'' "n 1900
1910 heaier hnsystef "niuooi' .ao.o M 1850
1885 De Soto sedan --------- 295
Il94l Chevrolet, exc. cond.. radio:
S-door sedan ------ ------ l,2Io
1916 Dodge. radio and heater - 2,30Q
1885 Chevrolet coupe. exc. cond. 5Z5
1941 Ford Tudor sedan, radio and
heater -------- l,UI5
i1941 Ford Fordor sedan 1,075
Terms or trade CAMPBELL AUTO
SALES, No. so Mass. ave. NV, AT. 531o.
Evening star., 1946-12-28
AUTO PAINTING

AUTO PAINTING-Compiete Job. S35 up;
work guaranteed GILBERT, 4102 Pa. ave
ext. Sc. Ii 3539.
Evening star., 1946-12-28
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

DOWNTOWN WAREHOUSE. reasonable
rent approx. 5000 So it. Call MA, S697.
REAR SIG Sth ST. S.W-Brick, bldg; for
general warehouse purposes; 1st floor,
approximately 24x55; End floor. approxi-
fiately 24x25. C. H. PARKER CO.. Real
tors 435 4th ST. sw. Ma. 1926. 80
Evening star., 1946-12-28
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

NEW DETACHED BRICK HOME, rooms,
tiled bath, air-conditioned heat, side porch,
good-sized lot: nr. transp. and stores: in
Sligo Park Md; will trade for small house
in D. c. or building lots. Call Ma. 6433.
Evening star., 1946-12-28

CHEVROLET 1948 convertible coupe, ma
room, 2-tone upholstery; radio, fog lights,
spot light; .4erfect condition; S2,aaooo.
Evening star., 1946-12-28

All of these cars are in splendid shape and
are reduced approximately $f25 per car
from the present market value. Come ~
cars that are not In this ad. LEEDS
MOTOR CO.. 5120 wis. ave. NV, 9H.
HOT.
Evening star., 1946-12-28
All advertisements offer
ing automobiles for sole
must include oetuol SELL
ing price Of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BANTAM STATION WAGON, trade for
your jeep Call MI. 2100 or ewes. MI. 2121
-29
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-04

Williams, Antonio Barrera, Don
Madden, Edwin Overlin, Robert
Whitaker, John Curry, Betty
Mora, Joyce Carnes, June Yates,
Birmann Klussendorf, Raymond
Lones, Robert Avis, Joseph
Ponce, Betty Sue Thompson,
Joyce Goehring, Dorothy Lowe,
Clifford Herrick, Volina Thomp-
son, Ondina Thrift, Joyce Glib
son.
l.5O-Jose Fernandez, Antha
johnson, Dolores Johnson, Shir-
ley Papy. James Sheppard, Sher-
ry Tyson, June johnson, Allen
Wilson, Everett Rivas, Carolyn
Dawson, Richard Gardner, Stew
en- Battist, Anita Fernandez, Jean
Olsen, Horace Averette, Carol
Henning, Dorothy Miller, Sarah
Roberts, Clayton Sims, Edna Ro-
maguera, Ralph Henriquez, Ker-
nit Kerr, John Solomon, Robert
Soper, Richard Trudeau.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-04
Estry! Estry! OracIe's
'GallOping POR GiUes
Exclusive Predictions

Last week The Oracle stated
ne would predict the local win
ners in the election tomorrow
and print their names in the is
sue of The Citizen of November 4.
Here they are:
SpesSard L. Holland, United
States Senator.
George A. Smathers, Represen-
tative in Congress.
Paul D. Barns and Roy H.
Chapman, Justices of the SUI
preme Court.
Edwin G. Fraser, State Comp
troller.
Wilbur c. King, Railroad Com
missioner, Group u.
Jerry w. Carter, Railroad Com
missioner, Group p.
James A. Franklin, State Sen
ator.
Bernie c. Papy, Representative
in the Legislature.
Frank Bentley, County Com
missioner, Second DISTRICT.
Gerald Saunders, County Com
bissiener, Fourth DISTRICT.
Jennie Curtis Pierce, Member
School Board, (first DISTRICT.
J. Carlyle Roberts, Member
School Board, (I'hird DistricD.
The Oracle expects to be 1907
correct in these predictions, but
he refuses to stick his neck out
in prognosticating the results of
the six amendments-even an
Oracle has his Limitations.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-04

teacher-Bowery, Betty Je n;
Carey, Leo; Meggs, Barbara;
Perez, Frank.
5-B. Mrs. Louise Eva S,
teacher - Archer, Glynn; Car
bonell, Joseph; Cruz, Priscilla;
Jaycock, Holton; Norman
Charles; Pellicier, Nancy Lee;
Rankin, Hilda; Schrader, Jackie;
Singleton, Alvania; Sweetlng'
Mary.
5-A. Mrs. Hattie Lou Hamil-
ton, teacher-Brady, Katherine;
Curry, Gale; Curry, Fac; Russell,
Elizabeth Ann.
6-B. Mrs. Francis Mlckler'
teacher-Camalier, Yvonne; Cor
nell, Thomas; Johnson, Franclne;
Nettles, Evelyn; Pritchard, Har-
~; Reid, Jimmie; Watson, Nor
ma.
6-B. Miss May Sands, teach
er-BrookS, Lord; Cope, Patrlcla'
Curtin, Charles; Hyre, Gloria;
Nichols, Patricia; Park, Marlene;
.Tankin, Gueta; Tynes, Basil;
Wood, Joan.
GA. Mrs. Constance Walker,
teacher-Davis, Betty; Hampton
Edwin: McCardle, Yvonne.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-04
Hodges Are GiUen
Farewell Dinner

The Key West Hotel and Res
taurant Association gave a fare
well dinner to Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Hodge, last night at z o'clock in
the Rainbow Room of La Concha
Hotel. Mrs. Hodge was presented
with corsage and Mr.. Hodge re-
ceived brief case as his parting
gift.
Hodge expressed himself as
hating to leave the Island City"
Also heard briefly was ]. P. Nc
Andrews, new manager of La
Concha Hotel, and his assistant
manager, c. G. Johnson.
Attending were Mr.. and Mrs.
Abe Wolkoff, Gertrude LaubSch-
err, Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian
O'Sweeney, Mr.. and Mrs, Michael
Bonamy, Mr.. and Mrs. John Dill
linger, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Graham, Mrs. Harry Mitchell.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-04
Harris PIT. Il.
Meets Tomorrow

The Harris School P.-T.A. is
holding open house at the school
tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. The
public is cordially invited.
The program will be as fol-
lows:
Prayer, Rev. John Pickens;
P.-T.A. prayer and hymn; Hail
to Harris School," sung by sixth
grade chorus; vocal solo by
Cleora Roberts, accompanied on
the piano by Mrs. J. c. Marcellus,
wife of the musical director of
Key West High School.
w. E. Fowler, principal, and
Willard M. Albury, Superintend-
ent of Public instruction, will adj
dress the group. A business SEES
sion and inspection of Harris
School will be conducted, follow
ed by q social hour.
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Mary Roberts Wed
To John Shuert

Miss Mary Roberts, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Roberts, 604
Grinnell street, and John Robert
Shuert, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old ]. Shuert, of Syracuse, N. Y,
were married at a candlelight
service Saturday afternoon at the
Fleming Street Methodist Cup
town. Church.
The Rev. J. B. Reid, pastor, Of
ficiated at the double ring cere-
mony.
The altar of the church was
decorated with fern and gladioli.
The nuptial musical program
consisted of Because" and 20,
Promise Me-, sung by Miss Ro-
mona Rodriguez, accompanied by
Miss Marie Knowles.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a white satin
dress with a full net skirt and
train and a finger-tip veil with a
sweetheart cape. She carried
white carnations.
Miss Henrietta Carrera was
maid of honor and Charles Rod
rigueZ was best man.
The bridesmaids were Miss
Shirley Smith, Miss Elizabeth
Russell and Miss Carmalina Cues
ia, The ushers were Lee Ketch-
UNI of Long Beach, Calf, Sidney
Lowe and William Spencer.
The flower girls were Patsy
Piodela and Peggy Roberts, niece
of the bride, of Miami.
The brides attendants wore
gowns of satin and net in pastel
shades and carried Colonial bou-
quetS. The flower girls wore pink
and blue taffeta and net dresses
with sweetheart hats and carried
baskets of rose petals.
|. A reception followed at ST..
Mary's Parish center.
The. couple will make their flu
ture home in Syracuse.