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Evening star., 1946-09-27

IlSHLS IOT Tile idte ufllSueI6 On Ine
18th green.
The % low scorers who will play
off for low gross:
Keith Kallio, D. c. Police SO
s,9 5.hn M.I9,Te Sa9tTell Az Any Map =
5es kssoE s.Isstri. Saih' g 1po 8 Capitol e
John Bowers, Justice e-------------- y
Harold Gordon. GAO ,------------- 7s
GEORGE sg A4Hs; Thornton nj N AIM Amy Map------- e
Ea1 EdxR 1dTa Talbot abe Army Map -------- 5s
4 4.d PoRolss1i' ga,isEi' dJRy a11 M.D--------- Z
4. 3. Keder, Army Map Map------------ Is
H.rEv I z GszsSsa.on GitzseraIa; CPe dso e
Joe La Sale, Army Map-------- 70
W. L. Hemphill. Maritime Comm 79
william IL no'ssas r. s9.rs. Army M.p-------- Is Is
PRIZE WINNERS.
Class A Low Net.
sossFs. ssntrs 7ss sna; n;rtiaoi s%i'a;a aa5Gsa '''
Class . Low Gross.
Harry Gershenson, GPO-7 70
EdEsr Fsm.r Bell, Roi.n A%sPg % Map------------ s8
Frank P4nse BDtia: B1sier. dHo-------------s 81
Class B Low Net.
Emmett WEIGH. Census s3-15-6s
James Snider, Treas. Proc.- s7-16-71
Gordon Livermore, Agriculture s6-15-71
William Mallen, Army Map S4-13-71
Team Winners.
Glass low cross (Andrew Mellon tro-
phy) Army Map No. l. Joe La Sale. 10;
John Cantrell, 72; Edwin Talbot. 70;
George Thornton, 10; total, 303, a new
sss9rd ant5onv seeSnd sSs gso'mAAsmy NAP No
Aagnthony, Popolaski. n: Homer c. Fuller,
Glass 4 low net Harry woodrins Bowl.
GAO-Ted Rutley, 1870; Harold Cor
don, 76-5-71: Charles Dixson, 82-7-75;
Don Dudley. S3-7-76; total, 319-27-292
| Second low net, U. S. Capitol--Leroy
Smith, 72-6-66: Thomas J. Miller, 87-8-
van: so-9as1: total. a34 .so.3oz ,
3. Moore, 49, W. Bridatseh, 81; total, 346
Second low gross, Army Map Service-T
c. -Andrese, 81: total. $50.
Class low net tGene Sarazen Trophy
Sensus-Charles Dye, Ss-12-66;; A. a
9srlasky' sasy ss-14m.s Nsni Epnst Welch ,o,s 81
ssslsI5ssssn ssssssssaa ~ 81 kEA ia,a5
s8.13E7S: total, s5I -bo-s01. H. '''oA
round for low gross in Glass A-12:3O
Martino, Winkler, Gordon and Talbot;
u 40, Hair, Thornton, Popolaski and Rut:
SsseI! SSs9erellj HsTs ysist ssIestTi .ne
Ia Sale; 120, Hemphill. Courtney snd
Evening star., 1946-09-27
HomiIton's Winning EN- All Right Now

Hamilton hardly figures to winner this His schedule
the muderou deVlanova Columbia Duke Carolina
Pennsylvania Notre Dame Georgia Tech Penn State and
ne refuses to concede that Navy will lose to team
I've closed mind to such possibilities the 41-yearo old
captain who of the altme athletic
playing win
there he emphasis "but winning them
sit here and talk"
According to FORM weight and all the by
which experts set store Navy doesn't figure make The
best Navy played l945 the
Oscar Hgberg then COACH all permanently benched
pointing Kelly of Notre Dance the
Chicago Rockets and his oupay for most of the
after the Cadets had 200 lead And Of that startling
Navy only four regulars including nownured Bame
back Hamilton includes
Who only briefly
Evening star., 1946-09-27
Win, Lose or Draw
'Typicor Postwar Sturs Not at Annapolis
By FRANCIS {. STANk
Star Staff Correspondent

ANNAPCLIS Sept 27This is Of the few spots
an ~nere you won't find that so-caled typical
iootoa star You know the returned bigger
sumaby tougher whose % to a. who made
Evening star., 1946-09-27
Toms Interested in 1o46-Not 1886 Nor 1947

it's almost that Hamilton is coaching
probably unprecedented
what called Navy all world
hopeful If only because Hamilton is back
This Toms second Of duty head coach at Annapolis
quite
1886 and how he upset he replies:
This is 1916. That 10 ago-1936"
And when it's suggested that Nays stock will
because Armys entire being graduated he
interested in 1947-not stop
this year old skipper always things of this
sor
Evening star., 1946-09-27
Major League Standings and Schedules
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER a. 1886
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Yesterdays Results.
Wash, 2; Philadelphia. 0
Detroit, 6; st. Louis, 8.
Only games scheduled.
Games Today.
Wash. at Boston.
Cleveland at Detroit.
st. Louis at Chicago ca.
Only games scheduled.
Games Tomorrow.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Cleveland at Detroit.
New York at Phila.
Wash. at Boston.
Evening star., 1946-09-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
Brooklyn, 8; Phila., 2.
Chicago, 5: Pittsburgh, 8.
Boston, 8-4; N. Y, 0-5.
Only games scheduled.
Games To-day.
Chicago at st. Louis (n).
Pittsburgh at Cine. (2).
Only games scheduled.
Games Tsmofrow.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Chicago at st. Louis (n),
Phila. at New York.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
YWCA Weekly
Schedule Is
Announced Today


The YWCA schedule of activi-
ties for December II will be as
follows:
Monday: 10 am. Staff meeting;
2 pm. Little Y-Sisters" club
meets at Carolina Beach school;
a pm. Teen-age Art class, taught
by Melvin Kester; 7 pm. Vesper
service by Resident Girls club;
1880 pm. Leather craft class,
taught by Mrs. Edna W. Parker,
residence director.
Tuesday: 2:15 pm, Carolina
Beach Y-Teen club meets at Caro-.
lima Beach school; 4 pm. Junior
Y-Teen club meets at Y.W.C.A.,
with Miss Virginia Ward. adviser;
1880 pm. Young Business Girls
club meets at Y.W.C.A.. Miss
Juanita Cannon presiding; 8 pm.
Spruat Bible class, Mrs. W. B.
Evans, chairman. Bible study by
Miss Maude Weber.
Wednesday,: 2:30 pm. Y-Teen
club at Tlleston school, Miss
Frances Sutherland, adviser. $3.50
pm. Sunset Park Y-Teen club
meets at Y.W.C.A., in library; 4
p.m. Freshman Y Teen club
meets in parlor Of Y.W.C.A., with
Mrs. Adam Smith, adviser; 6 p, m.
Senior Y-Teens meet at Y.W.C.A.
with Miss Elsie r. West. adviser;
"a pm. Business Girls meet at In
gram Alleys for bowling.
Thursday: 4 pm. Y-Teen Inter.
club council at New Hanover High
school; 7:3O pm. Wilmington Art
club presents illustrated lecture
on "Madonnas" given by Miss
Merle Bruaer, director of religious
education of Trinity Methodist
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
St. James Annual :.
Bazaar, Luncheon
Planned Tuesday


The Woman's auxiliary Of St.
James Episcopal church will hold
the annual Christmas bazaar and
on Tuesday from 10 am.
to 2:30 o'clock in. the parish house
on Market street.
E The various. auxiliaries Of the
church will feature. handmade ar
|ticles Of all types, home cooked
foods and attractive Christmas dec
orations featuring native pinecones
and greenery as well as Christmas
stockings.
Luncheon will be served by the
members of st. Elizabeth's guild
in the Great Hall for the Christ.
mas shoppers from 1880 until 2
o'clock with a tempting menu be-
ing planned.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01

church, at Y.W.C.A. Open to the
public; 7:30 pm. Glass lecture on
world Problems given by Dr.
w. J. Mckee Of Chapel Hill.
Friday: $3.50 pm. The Y-Teen
club of Wrightsboro, will meet at
the Y.W.C.A., with their adviser,
Mrs. H. R. Corbett; 4 pm. Sopho-
more Y-Teen club meets at WV.
CA. with Mrs. W. W. Sellers, ad-
wiser.
Saturday: : pm. Newly organ
lied Y Teen club of Chestnut
street school meets at Y.W.C.A.
All clubs during the week will
plan for the Hanging of the
Green's to be held on Monday,
December 8, at 7:30 pm.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
Alene Greer Engaged
To John BoYette

Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood G. Greer
Of this city announce the engage
ment and approaching marriage
of their sister, Janice Alene, to
John Allen Boyette of Clinton.
The wedding will take place
Sunday, December, 18th. at
o'clock at the home of the brides
sister, Mrs. Lennon Hanchey
2118 Park Road.
Following the wedding a receipt.
ion will be given by the bride.
sisters and brothers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
Teen-Age
Tatt|ef
BY HARRISS

Another football season has whizzed by and once again so W say r.
brilliant record of eight wins against three defeats M n uo
game. Our team scared to high heights cocaptalneo Dy Jimmy
Piner grinding halfback star, and Buddy Bridges, hard-drlving
PLAYER; end even though u team has definitely not oeen gwen
credit where credit is due this year, the boys have pusneo I'sn'
on and all of us know what a grand team we have.
Remember way back there in September when We played. ~
seasons first game? We started off with a bang when everybody
beaded for Kinston where we pulled u first win, 30. We met
Iaurnburg under the lights at the Legion Stadium for our first home
game when we again scored a high victory, 2oo. u team was
reauv hustGng out there, and the next week W e travelled down
south Carolina way where we met Charleston. We suffered four first
defeat a the favored Charlestonians sprinted ahead OF US ending
with a score Of 147.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01

ing for seats. Mauney got home
for Thanksgiving Day from Duke
university.
Saw Noodle Ayash come dash
ing in, and / was real surprised
to see him back in Wilmington.
Noodle has been stationed at Fort
Bliss, Texas, and says he really
loves it down there. Boy, those
Mexican gals really can't be Beat,
l hear. Noodle will be here until
the fourth Of December and then
will leave for Camp Stone, Cali
fornia. From there. he will 90. on
to Korea, he hopes, where he's 60
ing to do his best to get up with
ole Football! Well, Noodle, I sho'
do hope you two characters meet!
After the football game the
other night some people strolled
in Jimmy McCarl's house down at
the Sound for a cup of cocoa.
Edna Matthes and Dick Hanson,
Frances Penton and Neal Patrick
were re-living old times together,
and Libba Roe, A. c. Gregg, Jean
Bobbitt, and Don Plver were hav-
ing a grand old session sitting
around on the stairs. Marilyn
Goodman a n d Betty Davis were
lamenting to Bill Huffman and
Bill Stewart bout that night being
her last cheerleading night after
four years. Jane Head was look
ing extra-special swell in a three
piece black coat suit, and Jack
Lowrimore looked as if he was
mighty proud Of his good-looking
date. /. and well he should have
been! Jane is home for the holi-
days from Woman's college.
Also in from W. c. is Marilyn
Shaw, from New Jersey, who is
visiting her hall mate, Catharine
Harriss, who has come in for the
Thanksgiving holidays.
Cynthia johnson is back in Will
mington for the weekend from
Marjorie : Webster, and it's real
good seeing her back home again.
And by the way, Cynthia, I sho'
did enjoy your column last Sum
day, and I hope you'll be sending
more Of them down this way.
Bumped into J. B. Fales down.
town the other day and he was
another that was looking swell. J.
B. has just finished boot camp at
cambridge, Maryland, and is now
home on his boot leave. And ne
said old Wilmington looked
mighty good to him!
I talked to Mary Lib Westbrook
for a little while the other day;
and she tells me that she is crazy
about Wake Forest, but Whining
ton still tops her list. Looks as
if the old hometown can't be
taken from the top where lots Of
us are concerned; and next year
about this time, l know that I'll
be ~yearning for it too.
Another fella that headed to-
wards Wilmington way sor the
week : end is Joe Gray, who
dropped in early Friday morning.
Joe really pulled beautiful
sneak, by telling his folks he
didn't think he could make it
home TOR the weekend, and was
practically home then. But FUR
prlses are fun, aren't they?
Well, time once more to be sign
ing OH, so I'll be seeing VII.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
Day Of Prayer
Will Be Noted
Al Local Church

The Woman's Missionary society
Of the First Baptist church will
hold a Day. for Foreign Missions
at the church on Wednesday De-
cember. T. beginning at II o'clock
and closing at .2:30 o'clock. 4,
Luncheon will be served in the
social hall of the church from
1890 until 1870 o'clock and all
members Of the WINS are urged to
attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
PAINTING STOLEN

COLOGNE, Germany, Nov. d.
R)-The famous Rembrandt paint
ing Christ At the Pillory" was
stolen Thursday afternoon from
the Eigelsteintor-Burg museum.
The picture was taken from its
frame and a water color put In
its place shortly after the after
noon visiting period ended.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01

Wilmington, o of Mr.. and Mrs.
Steadman Byrd of Hallsbore.
Miss Batten is now employed.
with Belk- Williams, company, this
city.
The wedding will take place in
January.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01

ed sadly for us Wnen haie!Sl
handed Us our second defeat in
our second conference game as
thew fought, and they really
fought, too, for that score of 1873,
Raleigh favored.
The next week found us tri-
umphantly leaving the Rocky
Mount stadium after defeating the
Smokey City Boys so in our in.
itial conference encounter. Our
team once more paced the victory
rut as we walked over E.M.1. late
in October for a non conference
tilt, chalking up a score OF 27-0.
Our last October game set us
up as one of the three top teams
in the Glass IA loop as we pulled
a 30 win over Goldsboro, VI
third conference tangle.
The last whistle blew, and the
meet against the Wilson Cyclones
had passed. The hard-hitting Wild
cats dropped all the chances for
eastern conference championship
at our first November game as
Wilson racked up two touchdowns
against our one, and the final
score was 1927.
A large turnout for the Durham
game witnessed the battle be-
tween the Bulldogs and the Wild
cats as the home tied the hostess
city TT.
The next weekend found the
majority of students taking in the
Wilmington : Fayetteville encoun.
ter as the Wildcats handed the
Fayetteville team a jubilant de-
feat Of 1877.
Week before last we ence more
led the way on the field as we
walked over Rockingham 80.
Thanksgiving night ended III
glorious football season as our
boys pulled the score from the
bottom to lead ECTC as we hit
paydirt twice in the second halt,
making the score 1876.
Quite a number Of boys played
their last high school football
game Thanksgiving night, and it
makes it a little sad to know that
they're leaving the squad. Each
and every n of them has done
a swell job all season and we just
swell with pride when we speak
Of 'em. We know they'll keep right
On going to. the top!
Since Tuesday ole Wilmington
has seer past MINIS students
come pouring back to their old
hometown, eager to see old
friends and familiar faces. I saw
Patsy Hardwicke and Shirley
Brown walk up out at the foot
ball game with Barbara Stern.
berger, Jayne McAdams, Betty
Jean Marshburn, and they were
al looking mighty good.
Sitting near me at the game
Friday night were DeLean Long
ley and Frances Penton, going
over all their times with Edna
Matthes, Kathryn Hunter, Cooter
Lewis and Diane Costello. DeLean
is attending Fairfax Ha ii in
Waynesboro, Virginia, d Fran
ces is going to scnool at St. Katha.
rine's in Richmond. It's mighty
swell to e them: and it's great
seeing everybody else back home
again, too.
The Thanksgiving Eve midnight
show Wednesday night attracted
lots of the gang. Ann Post and
Charles Smith, Bea Holmes and
Addison Smith came; and I saw
Jo Anne Snead and James God.
win. Betty Lou O'Master, Bill
Huffman, Shirlene Conrad and O,
K.s Pridgen ducking all that pop
corn which was lying through the
air. June Andrews and Eugene
Mauney came stro]ling down look
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
Miss Elsie Batten,
Paul Byrd Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Lee Batten Of
Whiteville. announce tn e engage
ment of their daughter, Elsie, to
Paul R. Byrd Of Hallsboro and
Evening star., 1946-10-29
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

STENoGRAPIC and secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners and d,t rsfssSher sn;ne
son1sss a ri tsPs
1i$S St of2RRaroKs 22Rp GaG'0
training in all subjects: day, night and
AsE osses s. 3es tree
SRoSpTSSEfFk SoSRsIs, ISdS Tltb or with,
oLt touch typing; hundreds of excellent
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FLIGHT RADIO OPERATORS are in de-
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with military radio experience can qualify
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training period. Ground positions with e the
Approved for training gndeE GI RilI, CEN Gen
TaA H,ds RAP5p 1f sf6s Once hours 70 to
seven days a week, later by appointment.
LEARN PHOTOGRAPHY. Complete course.
aiHH auTo DRivING taught by experts: easy easy
parking specially EAsY
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LEARN TO DRIVE the safe way; dual
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Evening star., 1946-10-29
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC Cont.

GIRL colGred, desires part or full time
GIRL eoi neat reliable; .,n wishes aaes,s shY Nj
nHse St44 after II Par p.m' se' II. L. sIss.
$fRds a..a sOlored, wants days work. T,hw.
Girl. colored, desires days work; ref
GIRL, colored. desires days work. AT.
SiEL solored ,sns days ~ YORK 6aSa Or part time
Vs SKh r. 00ssfd ss NY TantS aios s00 as general 9ad
GIRL, coiored. wants Job cleaning otice,
tEHn afRl Il doGf.d 'S Desires 49, d5 biaa ns cooking
GdEL CIR S1 sHl0Efa TSss wishes Darttime morning
e {. cleaning apts. caii Mi. sis$: 80
GIRL, colorsd Sis6;unt wants kaaa nghtw0rk from
GIRL. colored, wishes full, or part time
nerience rh ea'i' and references, Df 1854.
CIR GIRL Gr desires a1,s job as maid or plain COOK
GIRL, coiored. desires part-time work
eleaning. can after u noon, NO; 1888:
GIRLS GT asa7 D' colored' want days s0 S0rk'
GIRL, colored. wishes days work. AT.
GIRLS, ss eolorsa. Ssas Ssas Job days work. or
LADY, young. white: would like to take
ssTs Of nGa Daes & tpr ssa4 STARTERS and small
LAUNDRY to do at home; bring 1t in and
call for Call LU. 14S4.
MAID wants day work, or part-time morn
Ing 1921 Eye st. ne.
WOMEN ca, colored, want general house
work; experienced in kind OF work. ao.
WOMAN, colored, wants morning part
time, Sunday through Friday, SIS week.
WOMEN. 2, coiored, want daywork; refs
NO. l420. Ext. lis.
WOMAN, colored, g.h.w, stay in; refer
ences Call % M st. NV.
WOMAN, colored, wants daywork cleaning
apartments. TR. 5470 Tuesday. Wednes-
day. Thursday.
WOMAN, colored, wants gh.w. and day S
work Call RUTH TATE, Me. 1896, 323
WHITE GIRL wishes INV. in small adult
family; days week. OV. 1884.
EXPERIENCED girl wishes work by Gay.
Reference. Call MI. 7221.
Evening star., 1946-10-29
PERSONAL,

SLIPCOVERS beautifully tailored to fit
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patients desired: good food, real home
snviroTnTment ITT 81. bsdsnrs.ds l957 .de 2g iron,
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PiHo PHoNE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Miss
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CLARNETS and brass instruments re-
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LocATED LsccsArTIfEtI' NEAR the National Capitalize;
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pRESSMAKING, weddings. evening clothes
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materials,,, BY appointment WA 63l3,
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Evening star., 1946-10-29
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.
1RaRTcMEA

APPRENTICE CRAFTSMEN, manufacturer
art objects 75e hT r q tralnlngc sHpnc posSi9ie
MUTUAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE II ailo
G ST. NV. MA. O954. 81
PHYSICIST. 81 900 (m;l, Ph.D. required
BoYps, 1893 F., MA. 2340.
tariai, French, bilingual; typtsts. junior
accountant, personnel receptionist, hle
clerk, etc Selective placement. Years OF
experience in industrial placement work
enables US to properly eyaluate a,fang trainaing
applicants positions at excellent salaries
with reputable organsati0ns offering wdrkine me
Conditions. WALTER H. KESSLER, Per-
sonnel Services. 6O3 washington Build
sAIESMEN, sell motor serv. membership
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training possible: scores. to $2 500; S1enoS I1
EMPL. SERVICE. 1710 G st. NV, Ma
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Evening star., 1946-10-29
AoToR TRAVEL,

expense plan for the convenience of pas
no senger and T car owners going, to. same, des;;;
tination Cars daily to Calf. and AZ AZ
points; refs. exch. 23 Mass, RE. $3.50. 2,
CALIFORNIA or passengers wanted
to share new Buick to San. Francisco
Oakland area. AT. 9S03.
FLYING to Los Angeles, need passengers
Phone CO. 1891
NEW YORK, passengers wanted; also share
expenses to Miami Nov. 2. Hillside 1409-
DESIRE RIDE To CHARLESTON. South
Carolina, Friday, Nov. |. after B. pm, ;
share expenses. Call MR.. KELLY: Re
bO4O, 8 am to pm, Mon. through Fri.
Evening star., 1946-10-29
REPAIRS and SERVICES tcon..)

REFRIGERATION SERVICE. commit and
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RS3Fs RssR ny
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ROOFING AND SIDING. Johns-Manyiile ,t.
FILA. free estimates. GATES CONTRACT
RooFISG0coNaREss Roo INC o Hs ROOFING CO.
Stag roofs a specially. Call ia. 4037 or
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Tile Tile REPAIRING, new installatien, By Sy
veteran: ~ years experience. ARMANl
BROS, Ia 1900. or RA. $685..
TYPEWRITER and adding machineS; guar
anteed prompt service: APPLIANCE CEN
TYPEWRiTERs cleaned: oiled and adjusted
All work guaranteed. RE; 1I77. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 14th NV.
UPHOLSTERING Selected fabrics Gus,
tom tailored to your furniture: service and
satisfaction guaranteed. free estimates
cheerfully given. PoLLAcK UPHOLSTERY
SP VRNETfAN III sisGi BLINDS CLEANED. csc up to
3 IT, wide and Z #. long. Have your blinds
method. WAsHINGToN SHADE a AVN
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service; metal Venetian blinds, sizes -
inches to 36 inches wide. "a inches iong le,
ggENETiASS VENETIAN ss1 BLIND CO.. 5sas M st: NV
WAsHING WASH M MACHINE REPAIRS. suaran-
WAsHiNG ss1a HING MACHiiNE REPAiRs, all makes;
CO. INC. a3Is Nichols ave. Sc; ,Lu; 642a p,
USED CAMERAS bought and sold. FULLER
& d'ALBERT INC, sl5 10th st. NV
FOR Nssl0Ffs FINE 'WALLpArERING and painting
inside and out Call SH 4T71 So