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Evening star., 1947-02-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northea.t.

l249 LAWRENCE ST. N.E.-3-story frame,
g. ncossd upper sbn fSh pSrcb boees
R1sss1s sisoo Phons DupSn
most mo- attractive "a and desirable community
in ne. It's detached red,shingled house,
with liy. rm din r. kitchen tsa1 = rnsa. dinstte
and bedrm on main hoop With bafh ,fars
on aga Saauts sst Thf s a0usf
p4ssa It sa ony tEfss sodo 6 Gs
9;9 weekdays; 81 On saturday,, ,,onven;s1t m2s
yASaN 9Th srn and aes Sri ssce
ss,; sdo,75e on terms. sss''&sa KAY REALTY co,
PossEssioN-areen Meadows. Md:-Des;
Daasd bath oil hsat large 9Th lot serms
Sal| sl} Sss1sssi' ssa I
IT 18th .Nn ,s nT XnAMs RI 1922 81 sEyacant e-rm
nsason.Se Dsse 81 sm asas e. $685.
SETadalp i1Ss 6sth ST. no kooas as ss BATHS vacant
throsehsut, %saa pVsesi compiete bath On 1ss deor;
can easily be used for 2 apts conysnient na,ssben
REGnprm REALTx 81, Rp ,oe1s sSso; complete baths:
~ s-story with full basement; as; I s-saT ssrsss;
corner lot; to be completely 5edecorassd deg rated
sRsNW sRENFWooS Nh ViELAGE1onerins Al oS @ s clean
full tile bath, full basement, with gas air.
nss & si''ssf s
s1,oee s. s1 PoWNaSins WV EN- Modern. e.rm and b.
- Nrahs
hEKF e soNs ssaf 51S ree e. cspsoi ST. fk Il
3iaGN 91sS; Eyes, Lu znoEl.nd al9a near Catholic
Rome asss seeny 81
Sr oa sad n yrS poIsbes sm na dnns huor
hsx;S, sarsss; very low price, Cali EN-.
yssG rs sETTIE MfdIsfST EsTAfRNo 81 bas Tennessee
ave; ne. NORMAN Z. SILL. Atty, % SsA.
MICHIGAN pARK-Possession in weeks
of this modern semidet. brick home; 6
rms. bath. extra layatory in basement. gas
e. c, rec Im;: southern exposure wagsa dnsPse-
VACANT; poss with settlement-1e36 End
st; n:e-Row brick home, near sehooas and
as ledse pTfssd S.
750, Reasonable terms. THOS. D. WALSH,
Mc BNssES,d slS 15th st. nv nyc pr 1sS7 s
rm. row brick; conv. All transp,: End and
TJ65RipGS T1ST5H &c 81 sFE6fsIrove,y sSS1 5-ssom
Only $4,000: Dandy e.roem oda brick; ga 3
Bsymsns balance sss 500 MRSN6g RSpsby otsr ao
vsGaNr s2Ss isf MMRb F9 f9ss esas Corner se.
center-hall brick. in conv. Woodridge
4 4 bath tnss' nst tsa is. @ ample closet and
storage space; nice bsnt.. heated gar.
screened-in porch. A lovely home for the
can 0ssse Eod %oss rhss Rsatof
W6o6kDaE. p. .. and nearby Md;asssy- SEX
s.al desirable bile homes 1929 se.s to sSS
ROGER MOSS. ReaI!or. 2125 R. I. ave.
Bow eeS nv o.WoopsnGE, oSoofpSsnGE D. c.-poss.. det.
heat, refgr.; front and rear porcnes.
ROGER MOSS. Rsaltor. 2125 +. I. ave.
MieoobkiDGE. aie 5n sa ss1a aend ST. ne
Detached S-room house on beautiful land
scaped lot 50x118 It. deep. Living room
with fireplace. dining room, sunroom
rooms rooms with cedar closets, z modern tile
baths. large basement with lavatory. gas
hot-water heat: 2-car brick detached
Anchor dsnee near
nRcIoLo REAfTY CO. Me. is7i; eve,
SfcaissN NC Siss pARK-six-rm. ssmidet. brick.
SosEPPa Ses Pff HsuNo CO.. Rssltors ssGaaDif aos
81. NV, MA. Ball; eyes. cali MI. s486 -
sEATON fL. Nh. 2nd-six. room brick. IS
o7s5. ~ 0'0A''' ma. 'ii IN
Evening star., 1947-02-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwest.

lgm6Is lgnhny St pr n;M; NO. s2l7 or RA. 1858.
come Sl2o per mo, l24s sth st. NV. NO.
urban section; possession at once: On easy
terms. Inspect today with TABLER. INC,
coLoRED-GI. c6 e5as F ST. N.w-T9o.
@lsS as p pisf &e.oT
GoIokEDs M5ils sEas q sraMnY AMI furnished home.
l2Sa 81 in good eonsisSn ss m9nty
SSHdSx SSH6EKD coAs NoaRGwEsH Rg fSSHs s.tory row
so?sa sa 5S~ eEss5 aeGo seSss
e5EosEb7sS a5 sfa Ind ave- ST. w. o$sS blocks
Just south of Euclid ST.; broom row brick;
hot,water heat; cleo; no basement. Price,
ssssei rsams Rs5Essf
SSESsED@siss Ss3sssi; ES zsss is. AND .s., aa
aGos aP TSr Psks ssa co ss D Mr 1IsS RsStfas Sc g
cetSsEpsiak 1siek Ans AsR pssh ii
sis ;Sai$ i| sss$ss
.sts faS ksRs'ns ii
new sec ang vsgnesr tsan
sasase stc :suisns Pries. $50 %3ss
MntRh stsaslal essh asH JsSs Payment. d. ssl7 W l.
eokokE6MFIokipA MSNGhi SIIsSsiA AVE. NE, near
aitchsns bsts stsk sHsps aisbs roe@ns
house or for professional man.. Owner
lssying city, Lot large eneagh 1oT extEa
fa&G E me-: sss 15Ss Rspfs Il sa av: JOIN as
Ell slas j. ts Ysoe siosS si lSth ass &
{st No. Ssa 5sqssy 5Sas sSs
ccoeELoREp-s-FAMLY FLATm1st. COM
ss saSdon rd kens5 % !stss ssss St seay
Sf1sPs SsssS shfaS NJ e. kgs
GohoRED5ss7o & Z E RM ss SfR Eth ST. N.w.-vacant
STicE; ms. bath, h:-w:h:. largs, eellar, Ihn:
sssn $500 suSs sewn ss Essr Na 5e
SSeodEyoRED-14a BRYANT st. NV: 2-story
viii redecorate: price. S11.750., Will sell
sS'sS ssGs e1ss sESGl sE sw Rssss sHFY GS
Dy; 092S or orodLI Il; j. s219 81 J. w roor, ,r;cx
baths, h.-w.h.; under S11 900; ST 900 or 1
$4,000 down. Kitchen of COX & co"
coLoREED-1st COMMERCIAL. 1o-room
brick with Q baths, oil heat. gar, located
in unit blk. of Eye st. NV, now being USED
as rooming house. mo. income $40.
SUNDAYS and ewes, IA. l7s4. JOHN R.
COioREEnDi-NEAR End and Florida ave:
NV: rms, bath, h.-w.h:: $10.500. Call
Mrs Elliott, with the THOS. w. PARKS
COLORED-18OO BLK. CALF. st. NV;
vacant-9 beautiful rms, gas h.-w.h. full
basement with layatory, 1h baths; cement
coloredS15th st. NV. near You-9
rms, full basement GE. 1910. q
Evening star., 1947-02-28

SIXTY YEARS SERVICE to local property
owners guarantee results List your prop
erty with WAde II. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
Realtors since 1887. 1919 K DI. 1915
Evening star., 1947-02-28

SECTION - Corner
ns and 2 baths. recrea-
i; AL condition; priced
reasonable terms. Call
avs, sunday IL to 5.
ROPERTIES, 1912 18th
Evening star., 1947-02-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest.

s-FAMILY FLAT, containing rooms
kitchen and bath ON each floor; price
$4,000. Call Mr.. Watkins, MURRAY co
1923 L St. Ma. 1856. .
Evening star., 1947-01-29

George A. Timms. %. washington. and
Margaret Albvey. %, Forestville.
Salem Graham. "a, Cottage City. and Tes-
Reginald r. Bruce, 20, Carmody Hills, and
Anna M. Heinbuch, 49,, Raspeburg.
Ernest Jones, 20, Mitchellville, and Mary
I. Brooks, 10, Pumpkintown.
Frank J. Delinsd So. Washington, and
Mary v. Pike. 30, Arlington.
James J. Rogers. tr. Berwyn. and Elsie
NJ Houlighan. 13, Beltsville.
James =. Pointer, jr., "A. and Catherine
II. Jones, 20. both Of washington.
John H, Carroll. jr.. 25, and Mildred e.
David j. Burke. IS. Rockland, Mass. and
Ada E. Purdy, 49,, Washfngton.
William A.. Nixon. ~. Fort Belvoir, Va,
Thomas H. Jordan, SO. Chicago, Ill; and
Margaret e Hale, %, Cheriton. Va.
Arthur "; Wells: 3os WASHINGTON; g and
Edward c. Ellis, 80, Washington, and
Hazel r. Gatchell, 35. Sycamore. Mass.
Evening star., 1947-01-29

Dorothy 4. Moltz. 90, Hyattsville
Everett Porterfeld.. "a, Arcadia, Calf, and
Hazel ]. Jennings. %, Washington:
Waylon q. Price. 20, and Marylea Hutch
ms, 80, both of Richmond, Va.
Joseph A. Ramagnano. 20. and Salvatrfce
Tuminelli, 10, both Of Mount Rainier.
belle l. Walker, 10, WASHINGTON.
Ellsworth A. Craig. jr,. FL, and Angelyn
Henry. 10, both Of Washington-
Clifford A. Buckley, 81. and Marie A.
Alley, 4s. both of Washington.
Arthur A. Payne. 10, Upper Marlboro, and
Irene NJ. Taylor, 20. Oxon Hill. .
Charles r. Robey, 21, and Virginia NJ.
Stanton, 10, both of Laurel.
James II. Coates, 10, and Evelyn Gordon,
IS, both Of Groom Station.
Evening star., 1947-01-29
Naval Gun Foctory Plons
Apprentice Graduation

The first apprentice graduation
ceremony of the Naval Gun Factory
was to be held this afternoon, with
Rear Admiral Ruddock. superinten-
dent, to present certificates to "a
men.
Representatives Of the Board OF
Education were to make tour after
the ceremony, in connection with
a request by Gun Factory officials
that, in the future, its graduates be
permitted to receive high school
equivalent certificates from the Dis
trict.
Evening star., 1947-01-29
Issued At Fairfax.

Mayo Sturdevant Stuntz, 81, Route 3.
P,snns sndlson vs Fa,1, snd Barton
Jesse James Jenkins, %, and Mary Eliza
beth Jenkins. 20. both Of Route 8,
Vienna
Odis Wade Hylton. "a. and Lucy Mildred
Wynkoop, SO. both OF Clifton.
Evening star., 1947-01-29

VIVIAN /. Funkhoassr. ~. Mount
Thadeus r. Kowalczyk, ls, and Marion
Burghed W. Newton, "a, and Lillian W.
Dorman, 80. both OF WASHINGTON.
Clarence Scott, 23, Brentwood. and Agnes
Thomas, 81, Hyattsville.
Evening star., 1947-01-29
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. ld,Ds couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tDait three full days and
receiDe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Arizona sun., 1947-02-21
Gas on Stomach

Relieved IN minutes or 00ubIe your money Dack
When excess stomach acid causes painful. suffocat
ini gas sour stomach and heartburn. doctors usually
prescribe the fastest-acting medicines known for
symptomatic relief medicines like thosei Bell-ans
Tablets. No laxative. Bell-ans brings comfort in q
jiffy double your money back return of bottle
to US. Csc at all druggists.
Arizona sun., 1947-02-21
TAKE MY WORD FOR IT!
BY FRANK. COLBY ~
Bell Syndcate.-WNU Features.

high. The correct pronunciation is:
pOe-POE-kah-TAY'-pet1.
: Mt. 'Pelee, a volcano OF Mar
tiniqueH means bare mountain" It
erupted violently in 1902. destroying
the town of Saint Pierre, and killing
10000 persons. Do not say pee
lee." Pelee is French, and is pro-
nounced: puh-LAY.
The Italian name for Vesuvius is
Vesuvio. pronounced: vay-ZOO-
vyoe.
There are several spectacular vol
canoes in Hawaii, of which these
are the best known: Kilauea i(KEE-
lou-AY oh, lou as in "loud"); /;
Mauna Kea (MOU-nah KAY-ah,
''mou'' as in "mouth"); Mauna Loa
tMOU-nah LOE-ah); Mokuaweoweo
MOE-koo-a ah WAY oh WAY Obj
and Krakatao (KRAH kah-TAH' Obj -,
which produced the worlds great
est explosion when it literally blew
up in 1888. .-
@. What is the proper plural of
the word taxi" &C. w. S.
A. These are the only forms sane
toned by the U. S. Government
Style Book: taxi. takes, TAXED,
taxying.
g.,
@. In every state I have been in
the word vanilla is pronounced with
the second syllable like nell" Why
don't the dictionaries show it?-
Reader.
A. Sorry, ''vuh-NELL-uh" is di-
alectal. Better AVOID it and say:
vuh-NILL-uh.
Arizona sun., 1947-02-21
Casbah Code

The casbah is where you double
your malteds and split your ba-
nanas. You guessed 1.-THE soda
fountain. And it's where you have
to know your letters In order to fol-
low the dialogues.
T.G.I.F. - Thank Goodness It's
Friday (And that's one club you all
belong to-
E.S.G.-Extra Special Guy (Aren't
They all?)
v.I.P. - Very Important Person
Gould be the one who's paying the
cheeky
G.G.G.-Grim, GruesOme Grind
Usually drooling with schooling).
B.T.O. - Big Time Operator
Chats you, that's YOU'D.
N.M.I.T.-New Man in Town (Ev-
cry bit as stirring as Paul Revere's
famous ''The British Are Coming!")
TRIXIE TEEN SAYS h,
Yon're 4LaUays reading about 0tb-
er teen-agers trimming contests con-
dHcted by their faV0rite teen-age
magazines, by their schools or by g
local store, and yOH'Oe tbongbt,
"Gee, some girls baVe all the luck"
Well, eDen aOitb the best of luck,
you can't sVin q contest you baOen't
entered. So, the next time you see
q contest announcement - 1Obetber
IT'S dress designing, short story
sUriting or Just adding that last line
to q limerick, sharpen up your PEN
Gil and yonr' rOits and send in your
entry. You may not tVin-bNt you
can't lose, and yoW'U baVe such fayn
inst b0bing for The best.
Arizona sun., 1947-02-21
Why TAKE
HARSH LAxATNES?
Healthful Fresh Fruit Drink
Makes Purgatives Unnec-
essary for Most People

Here's a way to overcome constipa-
ton without harsh laxatives. Drink
juice of / Sunkist Lemon in q glass:
of water first thing on arising.
Most people find this all they need
stimulates normal bowel action day
after day!
Lemon and water is good for you.
Lemons are among the richest sources
of vitarnin c, which combats fatigue,
helps resist colds andinfections. They
supply valuable amounts of vitamins
Bl and p. They pep up appetite. They
0lkalinize, aid digestion. Lemon and
water has a fresh tang too-clears the
mouth, wakes you up. starts you going.
Try this grand wake-up drink 10
mornings. See if it doesn't help you
Use California Sunl1ist Lemons.
Arizona sun., 1947-02-21

Witches.
Telephone Tags - Now they're
making stainless steel bangles with
little tags hanging down on which
you can inscribe your telephone
number. Just in case you forget it
or he forgets to ask for it.
Charm Your Ears-The newest
earrings are little dangling gold or
silver charms, like the ones you
wear on your bracelet. One that
will really send you is a tiny
engagement ring and wedding ring.
How would you like to get pair
from your Special Symphony?
Identify Your Ballets-Didn't take
the jewelry people long to catch on
to the way you're trimming up your
ballet slippers. Newest gadget is
pair of Identification bars that clamp
right on the front Of your slippers.
His name on one; yours on the 9TH
er, please.
Arizona sun., 1947-02-21
NAMES OF VOLCANOES

Overheard in "a neWsreel: . :,
the Mexican volcano, Perry Cute
un. Any Mexican within hunf
dred miles of the violent Paricutin
will tell you emphatically that there
is nothing cute about it. Although
the volcano is not yet four years
old, having come to life February
20, l943. in cornfield near the vii
lage of Paricutin. it is now a fiery
mountain 1,500 feet high, and has
devastated an area exceeding 100
square miles
Natives have nicknamed the VOL
cano "El Monstruo" tell MON-stroo-
OH, the monster" The Indian
name Paricutin mas no meaning, ac-
corGing to a consular official of the
Mexican government. Here is the
correct pronunciation; pah-ree-kOO-
TEEN. -a
The word volcano is derived from
Re name Vulcan tLatin Vulcanus).
In Eomans religion. Vulcan was the
god of fire and devouripg fame. The
word lava originally was an Italian
word meaning "a torrent of rain
flooding the streets" Lava is from
the Latin lavare, Ito wash,' the
same word that gives us lave" and
''lavatory
The most celebrated Mexican vol
cano is the majestic and snow-clad
Popocatepetl. from the Aztec popo-
ca, Ito smoke" plus tepetl, 'moun-
tain" Mexicans usually speak Of
it as 'Popo." Ii stands 1876 feet
Arizona sun., 1947-02-21
Fiixiin'
Daddy
By r. I'll. ScanlOn
WNU Features.

esDADDY, you're so funny" Car
~ ops shrill laughter filed the
room. There's the salt shaker
right there" She pointed a chubby
finger in front of Jin's plate, but his
hand had groped past it and was
wandering in the middle of the table
toward the milk pitcher. There
was a crash and milk flooded the
cloth. Janet came running in.
Daddy spilled the milkl Daddy
spilled the milk!" Carol chanted.
Carroll" her mother gently COM
Imanded, ''sit down and finish your
cereal"
II can't, there's milk on my
chair"
Janet wiped the chair dry. Nov,
hurry up or you'll be late for kim
Idergarten.
IT want some more milk first"
Carol insisted Janet took the
pitcher out and filed it. When she
came back Jim was gone.
She found him standing by the
open window seemingly staring into
the street.
Jim, Carol didn't mean any
thing. You know how youngsters
are"
"Yeah, truthful" Jim turned on
her. "Is that why you sent Carol
over to mothers last week? We're
you afraid of what she'd say to her
blind father? Our second honey
moon'," he Knocked, that's what
you called it. Keep the kid away
for a while. she'll tell him the
Arizona sun., 1947-02-21
@-A why PAY MORE? 1A
aSiI !|s;eeph I'LL
EN/woRlD's LARGEST SELLER At 6~C
DOES WONDERS FOR
CONSTIPATED man
Famous cereal keeps him
regular" without drugs

Discouraged about your con.
stipation? Then read this sincere,
unsolicited letter:
"I tried so many kinds of Iaxatives for
constipation, but after a while they all
failed to do their work. I started to eat
KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN some time ago
and was surprised to find this wonderful
product helped me as many laxatives had
failed to do. eat it every day now and am
happy to say feel like new mani" Mr..
B. Lee Ward. 115 Park Avenue, Edge
wood 5, r. I.
Yes, eating ALL-BRAN regu-
larly often brings lasting srelief
from constipation due to lack of
bulk in the diet. For best results,
eat it for breakfast every day
and drink plenty of water. Try it
for ten days! If by that time you
are not completely satisfied with
KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN, send
the empty carton to the Kellogg
Company, Battle Creek, Michigan,
and get double your money back.
ALL-BRAN is not az purgative
but wholesome food made from
the vital outer layers of Whole
wheat. Eat daily either as cereal,
or in mullins. Ask you~ grocer for
KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN.
Arizona sun., 1947-02-21

truth. Huh, I've been wondering
what kind of a spectacle I've been
making"
That's not true. You're talking
crazy"
Crazy" he said, throwing the
word back. "All right. I'll talk
straight. Jan, I'm not going to be
pampered. If I'm laundering idiot,
spectacle to my own child. then
don't try to hide it,"
They ate lunch together in si-
lence. When Jim finished he abrupt
ly left the table.
Darling" He stopped and
turned. ''What?"
''I've got to do the shopping
after I do the dishes. Carols COM
ing home around two. Will you
keep an eye on her?"
''Sure, both of them," he NUT
tered and turned away.
Janet stared at her shopping list
and felt the wall between them
growing higher and thicker.
When Carol came in Jim was sit
ting at the radio. She stopped in the
doorway eyeing him gravely.
"Hello," she ventured.
"Hello," he said switching off the
radio. He leaned forward holding
out his hands to her, Come here.
Small Fry"
Carol came forward slowly.
Mama says you lost your eyes.
but you didn't. did your"
Wouldn't you like me if didn't
have any eyes?"
Jim started to hug her. but sud-
denly she pulled free and ran out.
For a moment the blind man
stood uncertainty in the middle of
the room bewildered and confused,
then slowly the expression of be-
wilderment melted into one of reso-
luton.
When Janet returned the living
room was empty.
"Jim!" she called, but there was
no answer. The house was strange
ly quiet.
''Carol! Carolr' she cried.
Mummy, mummy, come here. "
her daughters excited voice an,
swered from the basement door.
"Oh, darling, darling" Janet
sobbed, but Carol was too busy
tugging at her mothers dress to be
cried over.
Mummy, come an see!"
Janet wiped the tears and base.
ment-gloom out of her eyes and
there in the middle of the floor sur.
rounded by screw-drivers and
wrenches sat Jim with Carols BIZ
cycle wheel tucked between his
knees. He was grinning from ear
to ear and had big smudge OF
grease on his nose.
"Hi, honey" he said with the old
familiar chuckle. ''Sit down and
watch my mechanics. Small Fry
and me are setting up a partner.
ship. She breaks 'em and I fix en- -
He reached up and pulled her pig.
tails. Carol jerked her head away,
Indignantly and regarded her moth.
er wisely.
Mummy, daddy has too got eyes.
See, he's fxin' my bicycle
Arizona sun., 1947-02-21

Heat little cosmetic oil. Apply
it to the throat with gentle upward
strokes. Leave it on until ready to
make up. Blot off the surplus oil.
Apply powder with an upsweep of
your puff. Add pearls-and your
throat will look as young as you
ARE!
Ledger Syndicate. Features.
Arizona sun., 1947-02-21

sign pins with a
selection Of 10
provocative slo-
gans, such as
Private Proper
ty," mo Park
ing" Dangerous
Curves" We pre-
dict that the
Wolves will be
wearing them. as
w ell as tn e
Arizona sun., 1947-02-21
"GAY CADETS"
By NANCY PEPPER
IOOLERY FOOLERY
Associated Newspapers-WNU Features

You can't afford to stay away
from the gadgeteria of your favor
ite teen department for day, un-
less you want to miss the latest
gags in gadgets. Let's bring you
up to date.
Hi-Signs-They're definitely con-
versation pieces, these little traffic
Arizona sun., 1947-02-21
I IL 8

FLOWING buttons circling one
" shoulder and one hip highlight
this enchanting junior dress. 1t has
a gala spring air and will fit hand
somely into your spring-through-
summer wardrobe plans. Use a
soft solid tone, fiower-sprigged fab
ric, or all white.
Pattern No. 8O80 is designed for sizes
II, II, 13, IA. 16 and Is. Size II. cap
sleeve, 31s yards of IS or 39.inch.
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along with workers who are act
ually engaged in production.
The student, according to Chap
man, in senior high school, is
placed in training agency, in
the occupation of his choice, for
four hours day. The employer
agrees to train the student-learn-
err, not simply to take him into
his business on sufferance.
"The student also spends four
periods day in school, two of
which will be devoted to study
directly related to the job he
needs, and two to regular high
school subjects" said Chapman.
Dwight Hunter, who has resign
ed as director of the city's Depart
ment of Public Welfare and Rec
reation, is a member of the club
who was bid goodbye by Presi-
dent Edwin Trevor. Hunter said
he hoped that he had done some
good in the city since his coming
here.
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Open House For
First Graders
In NeaU School

First graders of the Division
Street Elementary School will
hold open house tomorrow from
i 20 3 p. m. at their new quarters
In the former kindergarten build
ing at Reynolds and South street,
the teachers of the school an
nounced today.
All citizens will be welcomed,
but the teachers hope especially
that those parents who will have
their own children attending the
first grade classes in the building
will attend.
The building has been in pro-
cess of rehabilitation during the
summer months. For the last two
weeks the teachers, Miss Marian
Carey. Miss Susie Gardner and
Mrs. Mary Curry Sweeting, have
been busy moving equipment and
putting the finishing touches to
the building.
at will indeed be lovely and
happy school for those little ones
who are fortunate enough to at
tend" said a joint statement is
sued by the three teachers today.
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Three Children
Born Yesterda,

Three children were born yes
terday to Key Westers at NUM-
cipal Hospital.
A boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. J. L. Gates, l434 Virginia
street. The child weighed 6
pounds. z ounces and came into
the world at 500 p. m.
A girl weighing Q pounds, IL
ounce was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Domenick, AL Poin-
ciana place. II was born at 1904
p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Hancock, lib
Porter Place, had a girl born at
1903 a. m. The child weighed
. pounds, 10 ounces.
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LEGALS

~ TuE CIRCUIT COIRT3OF THE,
ELEVENTH - DICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THIi. STATE or FLORIDA, ~
AND ron MONROE COUNTY. IN
gHANGEHN.
case No. fI-1I2
MARY VIRGINIA SfTTIG,
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE
EARL ELLSWORTH SITrIG,
Defendant.
ORDER or PUBLICATION
tn: Earl Ellsworth Sittig.
1923 North Market Street,
Frederick, Maryland.
You are hereby required to APP
paar to the Bili Of Complaint for
divorce In the above styled cause
On or before the 23th day of Sep
tember, AID. 19ii, otherwise the
allegations therein will be taken as
confessed.
This order Is to he published once
a week for four consecutive weeks
In The Key West Citizen. news
paper published In the City of Key
West. Florida.
bone and ordered this eth day
~ August. AID. lai7.
fNEALp ROSS e SA WYER,
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County Florida.
by: Kathleen NOTTAGE,
800 Deputy Clerk
tadt Milan y. Cl.are, Jr.,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
aug 2s: sep 4-it-fS. f947
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CHARLES DAYTON HARRING-
TON. also sometimes known as
Charles u. Harrington. and ais
sometimes known as &. ID. Har-
rtnnton.
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NARY A BERRY

LANCASTER. Pa. - Walking
out of his home with the an
nouncement he was going to pick
berries" eighty-year-old Aaron
w. Buch was picked up rs hours
later and % miles away, still
walking and carrying his berry
pail. He had mary a berry to
show" for his hike.
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To speed up the cooking of
meat loaf, take the meat mixture
in individual loaves. Large muf-
fin tins may be used; or the
loaves may be shaped by hand
and cooked in any open shallow
pan in slow to moderate oven.