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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-25
COMMISSIONER LOUIS
CARBONELL FAVORS
] DELEGATE TO CUBA
will Make Motion To That
Effect AT Next Meeting
Of City Commissioners,
He Says

Commissioner Louis CarbOncIl
said today he will make a mo-
ton at the next meeting of the
city commission, August 5, that
only one city official be sent to
Havana to attend the ceremonies
when the name of San Francisco
Plaza is changed to Key West
Plaza on August IL.
Carboncll explained that he
voted for the motion at the last
meeting but that he had no in
tention of going, and that also the
AeroVias Q had invited the com
missiOners to make Havana
trip as guests of the airlineS and
that to date the commissioners
have not accepted the offer.
Carbonell said that he told
Commissioner John Carboncll,
Jr., that he would be unable to
make the trip. He made the dis
closure to his fellow commission
CT at last Tuesday nights meet
ing.
Mayor VIM. w. Dcmcritt should
be the sole delegate" said the
commissioner. and added that he
was not in favor of anyone else
making the trip. unless the mayor
was unable to do so.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-25
ROfttritti,S Hear
NmyLpp Hilton,

Miss MalyIcc Hilton. daughter
.ol Capt Carl Hilton. who at
tended the Girls State at ITALIA
haSscc a. representative of the
Rotary Club, gave her report in
person Yesterday al d meeting
of the RotaIianS in st. Paul's
Church Parish Hall
Girls State is conducted by
the American Legion Auxiliary
Miss Hilton and Miss Birdie Lowe
represented Key West on the on
ganlzatlOn.
Two local guests attended the
meeting. Harry Warren and Hugh
Hodge former manager of La
Concha Hotel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-25
Dutch hopping
Up, Communique
Today Declares
Hy The AssocInted PressI

MATAVIA, July Is. RI e
communique of the Netherlands
government said today that
Dutch troops had encountered
little resistance in any sector.
and that many of the Indonesian
troops had fled to wooded dis
trictS.
Most of the Dutch troops
work, it was said further. was in
hopping up activities. Many viii
lagos had been cleared of 1ndO-
nesian troops, and it was added
that in one of the rccaptured vii
lagos was the largest sugar refin-
cry in Java.
No cOmmuniquc was broadcast
today by Indonesian leaders.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-25
Many Local Children Need
Eye Glasses, DIR. Todd Tells
Lions Organization Members
PPEALS TO LIONS to-
10 LIONS 10
SEE THAT NEEDY Chill
DREN GET CLASSES
THEY NEED

Majority of the cases for treat
ment for eyes at the Monroe
County Clinic are children. ac-
cordinG to DR.. James p. Todd.
director of the Medical and So
cial Services of the State of Flor
ida Council for/thc Bllnd), who
spoke last night before the
Lions Club.
DR.. Todd appealed To the Lion
to see that those needy children
are taken care of He thanked
DR.. j. G. Sanchez, Earl Hamilton.
Jesse Stone and Louis E,snor,
members Of the clubs committee
who laid the groundwork for IN.
TOdd's visit, for their efforts.
pr Todd said he had treated
81 persons yesterday at the Mon
roe County Clinic and the ma
jority of them were children
ney greatly needCd eye glasses.
Past President Fred Miller and
Past Secretary G. f. Smith. Jr..
were presented plaque, for then
'unsPnrSn ann -UrrTtnE Frrurrv-'
during the past year. The plaque,
were presented to them by
Judge Thomas S. CARO-.
A quiz program followed All
members enjoyed the chicken
and rice dinner prepared by
Benny Fernandez. Among the
guests attending the mcctiua
we're f. M Martin, Tampa; Ot
lando Esdulnaldo, Texas. and
Vincent Molina, Jr, and Lima
aStCr. Kew West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-25
+. T.. Purcell
Visiting Here

T. c.. Purcell. of Anselmo. Ne
braska. d retired printer, is Wis
iting Key West.
He is accompanied by his Sis
ter, Mrs. Caroline Hayden, and
her daughter, Miss Emma Walker
Hayden. They are staying at the
Coral Apartments.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-25
"JoSephi.e"
Ready To Fight
For Her Babies

Robert Dopp. public serv-
ice director. yesterday was
surveying the property on
Stock Island. known as the
Botanical Gardens. adjacent
to the Municipal Hospital.
His duties took him to the
edge of a large pond. where
he heard d roar that startled
him.
The roar came from Jose
phine." mother alligator.
ready TO fight to protect her
young. hidden in the depths
of the pond. She back down
stubbornlY. as Dopp drop
ped rocks in the water to
brighten her while he went
on with his work.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-25
Papy Acquitted OF
Bribery Charges By
Circuit Court jury
kfORMER REPRESfNIS
TIVE A\\OI MIS- tll
WILL RETURN 10 ~
WEST TOMORROW

TAIIAIIASSFF t.I
20 '''' 'p'
'"It' 200 thc FI".. o..
nom h'' "'-' $500, '.rU
20. 'rqwtt'. bon, los
bribery charge f't
return q" h's h'm' t'H'
p 'urif Count I'.
men YESTERDAY i'in'h'i
ii'' 81 not euiN r ''
''." 'h'tl.n, Pap. t'' '.
ed bribery The "Hf
the verdict 80 muHf
-tu'ins ?" d'ha'' ih'
VOWED 20 tho" uatiH"r'
Ru hIuE &c. l'- .i' f
aiatulstr hm ou Giro
.,.rc tuo uaut I,L Ist.s '..
at Pap, 100 th. crowd .t.
been pcctaipt 100 'b, r..
county courtroom
p.r, rnusd .+ruI
shook asud a1tl m. .t5i' .I
tonne. anil ftnI. P.s ...
tbc ,,putal ,,,s- = Co..
IT, .Iel lr4 p,ul et,
nephew pl Pap. k.
ia.,.cl .eb. ,e. "
Throughout ih, iuH .nH.
IAN ,n Nnnd.t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-25
Rois Given
Job By City

Lee Goddard. personnel dircc-
tor of the City of Key West, an
nounced today the Temperate an
pointment of Charles w. Roig,
1888 Flagler avenue. as a laborer
with the public service depart
ment, street division.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-25
w. 40
Tells Police He
Was Sinbbcd By
Former wife

William Buxton. coloTed.
228 Division street. was stab
bed last night near his left
kidney. He told police that
former wife. Lillian BuN
fop. stabbed him while in the
vicinity of the Imperial Cafe
on Whitehead street.
After the accusation. BuN
ton told police that nc did
not intend 10 press charges
against his assailant.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-25
Returns From
Ncm York Visit

Mrs Lillian Cali5oncll. wife
of City Commissioner Louis Car
Doncll, has returned to their 800
Duval street residence after
spending five weeks in New
York Vacationing with her
daughter, Mitzic.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-25
Golf Pro Will
Return Aug. II

Joseph Lopez, Key West golf
pro. will return to his local dutie@
on August II. The Key Wcster
has been summer pro at d New
England summer resort in Mas
sachusetts for the past two
With Lopez are Mrs. Lopez and
their children, Joe and Rose
mary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-25
Social Security
Official TOVisit
HereOn JuIy2O

Cary Williams. assistant man
ager of the Social Security Field
Office in Miami, will be in the
Key West office, Florida State
Employment Service. on Tues
day, July 2y
Anyone interested in SoCi a |
Security benefits aud Survivors
Insurance, is requested to call at
this office.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-25

Petitions seeking divorce were
filed yesterday with Circuit
Court Clerk Ross G. Sawyer Nv
James Harold Hatlcy against
Chcrrv Dale Hatlcv and bV Eu-
enc Newly against Elizabeth
NcWby.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-25
GERMAN FORD BUS

COLOGNE, Germany.-(AP)-
The Ford factory here is working
on a prototype 30-passenger bus.
British military government an
nounced
The Republican., 1947-04-24

Albert Shaffer, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Imam, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Pew,
| George Hutson, Coffman Fisher,
Sam Tasker, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Sharpless.
S1.5O- Owen Kinsinger, Lowell
Platter; other contributions, $1.20,
$1.1O, and $1.O9
$1.OO- Miss Birdie R. Warwick,
Jason Wilburn, Mrs. Harry Wilt,
Martha Bowers, Florence burst, Mrs.
A. W. Broadwater, Nellie Yommer,
Mrs. Grace II. Speicher, Mrs. Paul
Resh, Viola Broadwater, Mrs. f. H.
Williams, Mrs. Robert Jay, Donald
Kester, Shirley burst.
Gloria Yommer, Rachel Hughes,
Wayne Leon Mckenzie, Mrs. Orville
] Mckenzie, Mrs. Lloyd Morton, Rod
, ney Mckenzie, Audrey Schaefer,
Mary Logan, Richard Bender, Eloise
Brown, w. C. Grimm, Neil Yommer,
Patsy Ann Miller, Mrs. L. T. Lay
man, Lorraine Bittinger, Donald
Glotfelty. NJ. A. Garletts.
Martha E. Miller, Karolyn Kay
Miller, Daniel f. Hershberger, Sara
Stanton, Elizabeth Ann Warwick,
Nellie Maker, Merle Hoover, Caro-
Iyn Baum, Donnie Yommer, Mrs
Marshall Brown, George Mason, Rob
ert L;vengood, David Platter, Joseph
Bender, Marshall Brown, Marjorie
Gortner, Emma Caulk, Mary Jane
Robson, Betty Stahl, Joyce Turner,
Walter Michael, Betty Otto, Lorna
Patton, Katherine Speicher, William
Stanton, Jean Lohr, A. J. Replogle.
Miss Ethel Broadwater, Mrs. j. F.
Fahey, Mrs. Effie Bittinger, Miss
Christian Winterberg, Miss Ruth
Stanton, Mr.. Brown, Mrs. Moore,
Miss Lois Sewers, Danny Tasker,
Miss Gladys Hamill, Mrs. Lee Nc
Intire, Mrs Roy Sewers, Wendell
Wilson, Mrs. Alex Dawson, Emma
Ridder, Mrs. Walter Keller, Essie
WARWICK Mamie Hutson, Mrs. Ora
WEIGHT, Mrs. Grover Rawlings, Mrs.
Herman Keller, Minnie Mexican.
Mrs Charles McIntire, Mrs Hazel
McRobie, Delma Arnold, Mrs George
Pew Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. Joe
Markley, Mrs. Thomas Cough, Mrs,
Julia Yukon, Mrs. Earl Shank, Mrs.
Charles Jones, Mrs. Anna Walatkus,
Mrs. Delma Martin, Mrs. Woodrow
Sharpless, Mrs. Jesse Perando, Mrs,
W. S. Arnold, Andrew Wilson, R. f,
Pritts, Mrs. S. S. Bender, Mrs. l..
Blanche Wilson, Mrs. Wilbur Burrell,
Mrs. I. f. ODonnell, Kitzmiller
Homemakers club, Ronald WEIGHT,
Clark Sharpless.
George wilt, Leland Welch, Will
lam Sharpless, Mrs. Bonelli, Miss
Evelyn Sines, Mrs. Albert Stewart,
Henry Evans, Fitzleigh Burrell, Miss
Elsie Burrell, George Pritts, Carl
Mosser, Miss Helen Pratt, Mrs. En-
ma Adams, Mrs. Frank Vodopine,
Carl Cardaro, Moores Restaurant,
Mrs. Victor Baucom, Hollis Wilson,
Joe Beals. Harvey and Shrout.
Edith Pew, Mrs. Paul Ewing, Mrs.
Curtis Paugh, Margaret Poole, H. L.
Poole, Elizabeth Poole, Mrs. Lucy
McClung, W. d. Walker Howard
Strickler, Mrs. George Poole, Mrs.
James Panning, Robert Nethkin.
The Republican., 1947-04-24

this place is very i'll at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Alfred Brubaker,
at Altoona, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Swartzen-
truber entertained with dinner, on
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Swartz-
enTuber, of Canton, Ohio, and Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Swartzentruber
Miss Lena Slabach, Miss Anna
Lichty, Mrs. Noah Schrock, Mrs. AL
bert Ssk, Robert and Emanuel
Miller visited Joel Slabach on Friday
honoring his S0th birthday.
On Monday, Miss Leah Beachy was
90 years old and was given a surprise
by her sisters. Mrs. Lydia Miller and
Mrs. Kate Hershberger, Of Springs.
Among the nieces and nepheWs who
attended were Mrs. Fannie Stutzman,
Mr.. and Mrs Allen Maust, Mr.. and
Mrs Enos Maust, Of Salisbury, Mrs.
Jacob Swartzentrubcr, Miss Mary
Lichty, Mrs D. L. Swartzentruber,
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lichty and daugh-
ter, Ruth, Joel Maust. Kiss Lichty, L.
NJ Beachy, Mildred and Norma
Maust, Mable, Katherine and Ina
Miller.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Beachy spent
The Republican., 1947-04-24
Red Cross Campaign
Still $1,000 Short


Contributors IN the annual Red
Cross roll call reached S2'l44'oo
this week, 1t was reported by Mrs.
Paul b. Naylor, county chairman
leaving more than thousand dolIerS
to go yet to reach the quota OF
$3.50. More than 500 have con-
trlbuted 81 or more to the Red Cross
Ior l'ta'
Inc hltzmlIler Women S auxiliary
Of the American Legion, Mrs. June
ODonnpu. president. roported 1884
Oh collected in that area Misses
rtbol and y;oIo p,.ooJ,ya+or sol;c;+od
'',',' '''''' 'Y''' - ''''' W '',,i sum.
S+Io,o9 IN the 0r'ntSVllIe section, ,
S'9."2 OF that amount beng received
from the Grantsville school. Sixteen
teachers turned in anywhere from 81
e11oz r,.aa, H. ,.an;a,,. ,.oo,,,
- 9i t,o' 'i4Ii 'i'e '''' '''@ io0'''''
MISS VIOLA bfoadWater ana Oface
Speicher, teachers at the Jennings
c..........
Johnson NchooI ana community.
Elizabeth H. Williams, teacher, $4.35 !;
FriendsviIlc. by w. j. Glenn, $28.7o;
1Ia,odio, pid@e school Mrs R;rdie
i''''''.''1' '''''@ ''ooi' - c+t
NarnicN' teacher SIZ'2o; Uafrelt
Coal corporation, kitzmiIler, 500;
Harry Yommer. Grantsville. $50;
Kitvn,ilro,. +boa+ro coI,o.+ior SOP o3.
:, n,,-o
The Republican., 1947-04-24
GORTNER

Oscar Showalter, of Keyser. spoke
Sunday ON the After Glow" the
fishing scene at the Sea of Tiberius.
Pastor Dunson preached on "Perpetu-
al Spring Time" His Text. His leaf
shall not Wither. The latter was
guest of the Dodge family
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmour Fike, Eglon,
spent Saturday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Swartzentruber
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Swartzen-
truber Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Lichty and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sisk celebrated
their wedding anniversaries at
Swartzentruber's, on Wednesday
evening.
Ross and Mary Lichty, Fannie and
Leah Beachy attended the funeral of
Mrs. Susie Schrock, on Sunday, at
Glade.
Lee Slabach and family, of Union
town, were guests of his home folk,
on Sunday.
Mrs. Ross Grove is spending a
week with her sister. at GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Hattie Wamsley, formerly of
The Republican., 1947-04-24

Ruth, of Mt Lake Park, were visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Willis. of Luke, and
Mrs Walter Schlosnagle recently.
New skyscrapers were going up in
New York, the first since the war
The Republican., 1947-04-24

Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
d. J. Swartzentruber
Mrs. Clay Lake returned home
from Pittsburgh fhere she spent a
week or more with her son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Lichty. Mrs.
Noah Schrock and Mr. and Mrs. Al
The Republican., 1947-04-24

bert Sisk were in Frostburg and Cum
berland one day last week The latter
stopped at Grantsville to visit Mr..
and Mrs. George Stark who moved
there from Bittinger last week.
Nh, and Mrs. Courtney Beckman
and SON Raw Bittinppr and dauUhtp,
Evening star., 1947-06-12
sI1uAIloAs woMrh tcent. ,

COLLEGE GIRL wants Job As recepttonist;
snoslsdge Of siypI1E snd sTlsa snSaps sDsg ass1
or Randolph 02S0. 10
ICoMPToMETRIsT, Burroughs calculator.
fnufhi-tims fuh. empiosment. BOX so4-K, Star
DREssMAKING. design, remod.. aItsIa.
tons; eye o gowns specially: rear an ME Miss
stenoe., excel. exper. in Govt. and pvt. in
dustry, including public relations; single,
80, perm. res, intelligent, weli-breo de,
penda bic, accurate, pafnstaking Gil. 26fI
GIRL. colored. desires Job as general
once worker high school graduate, Gan
Girl, j. white, desires Job as reeeptionist in
either doctors or dentists office; expert
enced.. Can cH. 2s25. IL IL,
sa1hefs shas no no s91Rsa sas dsaso % ca from
GIRL: 6 selo,ed college I lf stalfdsnpt n .sa5 desire.
typist, dictaphone or calculating machine
99eEsfSTp ssW aun
dry, curtains, fine fabrics nicely done;
GEsE ;ss5ssj gsts5Sstjy sssfP s4s9 only Gail after
NURSE, praeticsi. private duty. day or
FGFe E5Ta E e1s so 4sssr an s
13s
sEAMsTRESs. col: do alterations, sewing:
chair covers: very reasonable prices. Call
any time, 607 A ST. Sc. II.
WOMAN, young, eflcient; ATTRACTIVE i,,s desires r :
August, 7 or m. till pm. 5 or 8 day
week, secretarial, receptionist, etc, Sl25
LUCAS, RA. $3.50 or GE. 1888, Thurs.
YouSG WOMAN wants typist-file clerk
position beginning July /. Emerson 4. 4412
after pm. IL
| YOUNG WOMAN TEACHER wants position
| for fall term. Emerson 44l2 after d p m
IF YOU'RE LOOKING for experienced
! laundress or light housecleaner. please cal
pa RSdO IL
Evening star., 1947-06-12
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

TEACHERS %, $500. history. for South
ern COLLEGE; teacher. French. Spanish. 81
900 yr Miss Reed. at MA. 6oSS. PER-
SONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G St, next to
s!ESoo $50 yE m3 sxgsr 70 e shqys vt
stenographer. builders, SAP yk Clerk
fast. $40 wk. Dozens Of other openings
daily Mr. Ford BOYD EMP. SERVICE
1893 topp. Capitol 'Theater). Ma. 2340
TYPIsT. exper.. $40 wk. t1. Clerk -typist
ezpsr. $40 vk PTactical nurse, i've n n
$500 SoS ssAi' yr. clerk retail trade exDer' ss5
wk. Receptionist and appointment clerk
ynd. 30. $50 wk. start. Clerk general Of
MIS- WI Wis Reed q Miss Knisht p PEEsoSNEl sSSS
STENOGRAPHERS TYPIsTs - CleVela nd
offers many excellent and permanent po-
sit1ons Our years OF experience in serV-
ing the best clients can secure for you
the position you want. No charge until
placed. Write Immediately for list OF po-
sltions BRADLEY PLACEMENT SERV-
ICE sS5 LeadsF ssc BUILDING siI ,otr..r,ns avn
power toolsi car furn,; food salesman nan
openings. Miss Morgan Est Is yrs1
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G st. NV.
ASSOC. SEC, $50 wk. CD. exper.. 5-day
week: bookkeeper. some shorthand. legal,
6-day week. future. $50 wk: sec. con-
printers. piieiG,' 6-day wE.. s45.' Need 100 new
Top salaries See Miss Lee or Miss Smith
at BOYDS. 1888 F. Ma 2340.
Evening star., 1947-06-12
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, 90 coiored, experienced, wants Job
as baby sitter or gh.W. Call HO- 9422
GIRL. colored. as maid or experienced
in caring for children; 5R2-day Week
S25 week: experienced. FIR. 1854. liz
GIRL, colored. desires Job as mother 5
helper or days work. Dupont 1857. 12'
GIRL, colGred, wants job. part time. or
all-day work PLEASE phone RE S455
call Friday, any time after 8 am.
GIRL. colored. desires E.h.w" days Mk
GIRL, colored. wishes job as general house
worker. part or full time; references. ID
34S4
GIRLS. 2. colored. want job as maid OF
part time RE. 6l76 any time.
GIRLS. 2: eolored. want E.h.W" or days
work DU 9026.
LADY. white, experienced, desires house
work In Northeast District. Please give
phone number BOX 3S5-K. Star. IA
WAITRESS, eolored nightwork DE LUKE
RESTAURANT. I4o0 Swami st. NV. Il
WOMAN wants work as chanbermald,
laundress. days. 8 to g. Call LU. 064o.
WOMAN. colorsd. desires Ink, 5-day
VIZ: s25 plus carfare; 8 or hrs. daily.
Call TR. S399.
WOMAN, colored. wants days, work o.
part-time morning; reliable. MI: So40.
WOMAN. eolored, 1st-class laundress and
cook wants days work or part-tlme g,h.w.
Call Friday from 1915, TR. 0671,
Evening star., 1947-06-12
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
ARC WASHING MACHINE. Automati
runs perfect; S115 delivered. OIL 172

ABC WASHING MACHINE. Aqtomatie.
runs perfect; S115 delivered. OIL. 172s.
ACCESSORIES for your camera. darkroom
or movie outfit: largest selection 1., OF cam cam
sTa se sps csrese
range rams finders, films: color Aims, photo
papers, ehemisais, photo books and 500 aN
Opp 5opp. Sept. SEPT OF Justicel. RE s4s4 .
Isaian 10 Rsfsfsd tsavs 12o
trumpets. cornets, drum sets, guitars. etc,
ssaS. JORDAN PIANo Co, l6I5 5th
st. NV. Gust aboye the library; Ia -.
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8 ADDING nn MACHINE CO.. 2o<e 14th ST.
aDDrNG an " MACHINE, MACH Dalton. excel condi-
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ADDING MACHINES. new and used, hand
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Co. 1851 Eas. Capitol st.. Ii. oos2. Our
AIR COMPRESSOR. 2-hp, complete, in
burton. MAYFLowER MOTORS. NC
AIR COMPREsSoRS-sales and rentals on
new and used electric and gasoline
any purpose. AIR COMPRESSOR sERv-
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AIR CONDITI0NERS-New 3. 5 and ton
Typhoon units available for immediate
delivery low prices: terms II desired.
CLYDE HAGERTY CO., INC. DI. 6361.
AIR CONDITIONER. rriridairs, water
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Evening star., 1947-06-12
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

ENGLISH INSTRUCTION in exchange. for
Russian; Russian native preferred. Colege
degree. Phone: day, RE 800, Ext. $685.
FRENCH FlREtS n TEACHER gives private lessons,
conversation, grammer literature, BOX
ACCSREDITEp ,9S REDIIITEp SUMMER SCHOOLING for
your child in your own home; apply now
for schedule reservations. Call evenings,
RA. 27l2. IL
POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught in
short time; results guar; approved Tor jl
training CHARLES NEWMAN STUDIOS,
CONTRACT BRIDGE, summer classes,
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand.
typewriting bookkeeping, calculating ma
chimes New classes now starting. Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 st. Ma. 1888.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture, all
subjects taught. Approved by Government
for CT training WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1910 G st. NV, DI. 1852.
SEWING COURSEs-Sew and save eight
.l-hour lessons, $40. SINGER SEWING
CENTER, EN-. 4244. -lS
PITMAN, GRAHAM AND GREGG short
hand; touch typiug; individual instruc-
ton; speed dictation day and evening
classes. LAKE SCHOOL, 1101 Vermont
ave. tat l. stb NV. DI. 1114. -15
PIANO I.EsSoNS-SE studio mr. Lincoln
Park; popular and classical; harmony and
CLASSES IN OIL PAINTING and drawing
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THE JEAN LANIGAN STUDIOS, 1902 l.
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Evening star., 1947-06-12
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

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heat. cooler rms economical; free eSti-
BRIckLAYING-FFsSS1ssss built aio rspsi4rssss 80
$40 Parkland pl Sc. after pm. 12'
BRICK. POINTING, WINDOW eaulkins work ri
suIkaH1ess osWEhIEN Ehf5s nesnshss Wh 1851 'sf "
cindtr W block, MATHERs & BOWERS, Ho.
BRICK WORK. Ise; or small ie9si STEPS es
BuITiN 81 IT-f BREAKFAST NooKs. kitchen
cabinets. beautiful stairwork, recreation
rooms, fireplace mantels. bar and book
ship: ship: esttmates Hiss free. VA. s5se, GEoRGE
caBfSfTMAkEKs: hSfFs.kE carpentry, taFnitsre
repaired and renishsdi secsea5, sgaa rms
asss caMfRa fRd nfsRissfT; sRPaTKs@s15 16th St nv
y years, expeTisnce' 1 taeto1y parts Full
cAMEsa LsIN ( REPAIRiNG, 4s.hour service.
bse. 4s saa so8n sos ss So ss
densa Of Repsrina of al
kinds. Can Wo. 1914. TRENARY BROS,
CARPENTRY. 1st-class mechanic; porches
stairs, cabinets, screens, store Fixtures
flooring. asbestos siding. co. a1as. Ia
CARPENTER REPAIRS, painting and pa
perins; 80 mos. to pay. AT. 5263, HI.
IcCiafR.PafNTRY-complet. q remod.lina. resi-
dental and commercial; repairing of ali
kinds Call AINSWORTE RA. 4sIS.
CARPENTRY, roof painting. screening, gen.
SWAMI. Dl :saeo fater 8 pm -12
CARPETS AND LINOLEUMS sold. laid.
repaired ServicIng floor covering since
1890. Call MUMMA'S, wO, 1888 --23
CLEANING of upholstered furniture and
rugs by new and revolutionary process;
sensational results Guaranteed; work done
HR. cRufEY ans tina. 10. 5osHs '>'