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The Chicago star., 1948-05-15
Jury ponders: Is speech
really free in U.S.A.7
BY BILL CARR

A Chicago jury this week was
considering an issue that should
have been decided more than $50
years ago.
The issue was simple: does an
American citizen have the right
TO speak his mind freely?
That right was part of the Con-
stitution, but six lawyers repre-
senting the COP. state adminis-
tration and the Democratic city
regime, were trying to evade it.
CENTER of the controversy
were Sam Tomash, a war veter-
an who spent one-sixth of his life
in the US. armed forces, and
Mike Hecht, another vet.
For 10 months the two men
had been given the run-around
from one court to another. Nine
Municipal Court judges, and
three federal judges, had pre-
sided over hearings on their case.
/ And this week, after months of
bounding, jury finally got the
chance to see that justice might
be done.
The cases were similar. Az
5 &
ON JUNE 10, 1947, Police
Commissioner John C. Prender-
CAST, on the advice of 1t. Mike
Mills, then head of the Red
Squad, had issued a permit to
the Communist Party authorizing
its speakers to hold street corner
meetings every Monday night on
the corner of Division and Wash
tenaw.
For more than 30 years it has
been the custom to hold street
meetings there.
Sam Tomash was speaking
The Chicago star., 1948-05-15

there Aug. 4. AS he stepped down
from the platform, Detective
Joseph Swee and Leo Kuznitsky
the latter a ex-member of the
infamous Red" Squad-stopped
him and demanded his name.
WHEN Tomash asked why they
wanted to know his identity, they
told him he was under arrest,
but they didn't tell him why.
To prevent his lawyer, Max R.
Naiman, from obtaining his re-
lease on bond, the cops trans
ferred Tomash from one station
lookup to another. He was not
released until Mailman secured a
writ of habeas corpus from Chief
Justice Harold G.. Ward of the
Criminal Court the following day.
He was charged with "unlaw-
full assembly"-despite his police
permit to speakl-and disorderly
conduct.
When Swee and Kuznitsky
were asked the reason for the
disorderly conduct charge, they
explained that he had accused
the police department Of acting
on behalf of Big Business,
charge frequently made by labor
unions.
LATER. four months later, in
fact, they changed their story.
They claimed then that Tomash
had been blocking the sidewalk,
and they had to arrest him in
order to let a woman push her
baby carriage by!
Hecht was arrested exactly one
week after Tomash, when he re-
fused to tell Swee and Kuznitsky
his name following a speech on
the corner.
At the West North Avenue po-
lice station, however, the two
cops were unable to find a law
on the books which requires a
citizen to- give his name to the
police.
The Chicago star., 1948-05-15
Murray's Democrats spell
if with big D only
From the Nay TO CIO News:

"CIO enjoyed another Alboomo VIC
tory in the election Of PAC-endorsed State
Sen. John Sporkmon as Democratic seno-
forol nominee His popularity with the
voters wos underscored this year by the
fact that he swomped Philip j. Homn. Gov.
james Folsom's candidate"
From poid political advertisement Of
the friends of John Sporkmon," oppeor-
The Chicago star., 1948-05-15
UNCOMFORTABLE

that their case was weak and
might not stand up in court, the
prosecutors tried to force Tomash
and Hecht to accept small token
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-28

TRUCK, '45 K-5 International; 2-speed rear end; complete overhaul; price $1,250.; see or write l.. E. Smith, Box 849.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-28
Chugiiak Comment

A new Homemakers' club, to be known as the Chugiak Home makers, was recently organized in this district. The organization meeting was held at the Chugiak Coffee Shop, and was attended by Lorin T. Oldroyd, director Of Extension Service, and Miss Marilyn Johnson, home dem- onstration agents. Mir. Oldroyd talked to all interested Chugiak residents on gardening at this same meeting.
 Officers elected in the Chugi- ak Homemakers' Club were Mrs. Cloyce w. Parks, president, and Mrs. Simon Media, secretary. It was decided that the next meet
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-28
Daniels In the Lions Den

subject supposed be discussed polite society However it's going to be about the the world might well be brought in the open here and
 thing we're talking about is Specifically the the Valley ought to have and hasn't Some things change all that there's not to be aStomorrow for the Valley Frontiersman.
 Frankly you folks in the Valley Jumped all together Frontiersman the amount of about dollars More than half of that March advertising We're not quite just why March to have month when all good customers declared moraor u advertising deb hurt when decides o advertising pay holiday at once
 meantime bills for the Valley Fronersman just keep pay until somebody The papers print bill of that week. odays Fronersan be the last printed until some o those os been collected
 comic bills, rent bills, light bills, print bi en- craving bls transportation bs office help b advertising photography bs bills and just plain bills they keep right on coming
 mention this matter before but it's longer choice with We've been proud to be able to give Tuesday Friday for the past eight months holiday is hurt good bit than it will readers that's what be- then that's what we'll do
 it's just something that has slipped mnd won't you Valley Frontiersman office and that last your subscription to date to with the would be greatly appreciated Evon the office each weekday after school and she just willing accept check the Frontiersman editor is
 advertisers subscribers who just tight a Valley Froniersan we'll understand But do drop n know that, won't you?
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-28

ing of the group will be held on May 19 at the Eklutna home of Mrs. Mike Alex.
 MT. and Mrs. Henning Johnson and their three children recently returned from Kenai. They're back on their Chugiak home stead, and they say they plan to stay there.
 &
 The Chugiak Community Club met recently at the home of MT. and Mrs. Milton Wyatt at Mile 10.
 &
 Mrs. James P. Duncan left Chugiak for a visit Outside two weeks ago. She was planning to introduce the new Duncan heir, born March 16, to his grandpar- entS.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-28

200 burlap bags, 15c ca. Ernest
 Harrington, Box 899, Palmer.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-28
ATTENTION!

ATTENTION! 127-ACRES good farming land; approximately 5000 feet sea- soned lumber; large lake suit able for small plane landing. See George Small, Palmer, be- tween 5 and 2 pm.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-28
Community Calendar

Tuesday LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE meet at Moose hut at 8 pm. WOMEN OF THE MOOSE meet at Grange hall at 8 pm. DAIRYMAN'S ASSOCIATION special meeting in Extension office at 8 pm. WASILLA LIBRARY ASSOCI- ATION meets in schoolhouse at 8 pm.
 Wednesday INTERMEDIATE GIRL SCOUTS meet in Miss Bleck's room at 3:3O pm. FIRE DRILL at Fire hall at Bpm. HILLTOP SERVICE CLUB meets at home of Mrs. Maude Ware. TWELVE-THIRTY HOMEMAK- FRS meet at home of Mrs. Sylvia Ross.
 Thursday STOCKHOLDERS meeting of MVFCA in Palmer Gym at 8 pm. Friday SENIOR PLAY MATINEE for school children in Palmer Gym at 1:30 pm. BOY SCOUTS meet in United Protestant church at 5:3O pm.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-28

LAND, 10 acres; 4-bedroom house on full concrete base ment. House unfinished but livable. 3 blocks s.e. of Palmer school near airport. Ina. E. D. Culver, Box 889, Palmer.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-28
Classified A6
FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE, Koslosky Bldg. Ina. Jan Koslosky.
FOR SALE

MAYTAG washer; lamp; book case; large baby buggy; high chair; Burpee pressure cooker; table radio; other household items. See E. Marvin Allyn, Coop housing area, Palmer.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-28

AT FORD sedan; '33 Plymouth sedan. Ina. Hartley Bros. Motors.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-28

BEAUTIFUL solid walnut dining set; table, buffet, 6 chairs, pad. See Martin at Exp. Farm.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-28

BROOM HOUSE, modern; to be moved. See Matt Perkins, Shamrock Bakery.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-28

Co9fsY lususes Evsxythine-
 Aemembo1f -Adv.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-28

we ALLIS Chalmers farm trac- tor w/2-bottom disc blow; good condition; reasonable price. Write Lomen Equip ment, Inc, Box 1889, Anchor age.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-28

40 Laying Hens l and 2 yrs. old. See Ralph Moore.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-28

TRACTOR, John Deere Row. Crop, Model A; comp. w power take-oh, power Lift, g. row cultivator, 2-way blow. See A. A. Rempel.
Evening star., 1948-09-30
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ATTIC TO YARD-New low prices; all
types fencing; retaining walls; decorating,
crete: terms. BILT-RITE FENCE & CON
sTRUCT!oN CO, ST. 1000, =
furnished free. call siiso 5ssa. eS'af' W. s.
BriLDER CONTRACTOR - General re.
Bsrs Of ell tnd' cAfI W sN8 H92R
CEMENT WORK. stone walls, fagstone
ment drveways. porches. retaining walls,
pipe. drainage. all kinds Of water proofing
F MAlRcUCCIo, Route 3 Horner lane,
CONCRETE, cement work, footings, drive
ways, porches, basement floors, steps, re-
tanning walls; old and neW, work. = C.
fin.Gs fLAGsToNE a"s spGcrafTY e Cement and
stonework, all kinds, walks, steps. terraces,
fireplaccs, porches, drives. retaining walls,
Eho sI ss psmosd aSs As
Gaithersburg. Md. Phone Gathers
Floors CLEANED AND wAxED. sanded
brighter. RA. $3.50. LUCAS, LUCAS, &
FLOOR sERyICE-Nothine pu. the best;
laying, sanding, finishing. cleaning par
iNd i' GoNTkAeToSs: McD 1si2 wisson:
kITcHENs REMoDELED to fit your in
dividual REQUIREMENTS, completely installed
py our kltchen specialists, WooQ or metal
cabinets, sinks. dish washers, disposals,
relgrs and ranges. AMBASSADOR CO.,
KITCHEN REMoDEL1NG, planning and
Hot-Po.nt appliances Recreation rooms.
FR fNIH AS6 SO e aaa Gaa Or
at making homes brighter: Best work,
reasonable prices. RA. $3.50, LUCAS,
LUCAS g. LUCAS. 10
PAPER HANGING. painting, interior ant
exterior; work guaranteed: white mechan-
les; free estimates. IA. 7720. Il
REMODELING, hreproofng, roofing. siding
general home improvement work. cellar to
roof; small monthly payments II desired
T1oNAL DEcoRAT1NG CO. so2 18th
rugs AND CARPETS cleaned; on or of
your floors A. years at making homes
brighter. RA. 1853, LUCAS. LUCAS &
AGTiTEsrroN HOME owNERs-For AN, any
work from foundation to root cal THE
PROPERTY OWNERS IMPROVEMENT
co. ST. ,7ts9, or TIA. 1901 any time.
tskTSw's .siltS HONE sERvIcE-Paintins. pa
per hanging, floor sanding: modernizine
LET US CONVERT YoUR PORCH or attic
space into, den or extra bedroom; first
class work only. HYDALE CONTRAC-
TORS. WA. SsS7, UN. 424I.
Evening star., 1948-09-30
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, sired Dy
Champion Dennis of Lonsworth. Cham
pion Nox Of RUTLAND, campion Lachen
y9n ySa. Grafmar ASgard. reg Daleyiew
FOX TERRIER TYPE PUPPIES. males.
females; not pedigreed; very reasonable.
BOxERS-Don't buy your boxer pup untu
you have seen our selection. Alex. os05.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES malesi
wEEPiNG THs CD wI2loW s2 osSh khSNEIs AT Gls9 Res
Axe cocker puppies. creams. reds, black.
buff: beauties; S25 and 500 stud services;
boardins; reas monthly rates; pickup
sired. Axe req; reasonable. OIL a5os.
ENGLISH BULLDOGS t2l, thoroushbred.
COCKER PuPs, Axe reg, S25 and up.
COCKER sPANIEL. houseoroxen, papers,
black; reasonable. UN. O7S5,
BOXER PUPPIEs-Fall Church 1886. "a
POINTERS a., o mos, old; Axe res; one
fSTR9THISG fsTabafi H2 FoR leds YOUR PET even tn.
ones you haven't seen yet. ATHERToNs
DALMATIAN. female. 3 months, registered
Axe. $50; price includes dog house. 81.
sf2i PfFTfsn cockfR fnd SPANIEL puppes a9
Dioodiines D fHes We siSe deyer ife RocEVile 2Sf4.
BOXERS. beautiful females, sire CHAM
pion Adventure Of Mossmont. MRS. JOHN
M. THORNE, 512 N. Overlook dr., Alex
eRatii coIhiE Fl FuPfIEs. sth Thoroughbred a sabl.
gkwys Takoma Park. Md sH s547, 3G'
3asct DOG iaed ms Win 'es5 shdsn Ga h'Rs Re
ESKIMO SPITZ, weeks old. male. GOOD
stock, no papers. Phone Ho. 1907 around
Evening star., 1948-09-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCoRDIoNs; 12o bass. made to the ex-
worlds finest accordion manufacturer; COM
price; light in weight. suitable for man,
woman or child; S2s5: convenient terms.
kfTT MTSIS CO 13so St svstsr spt
weight attractive, fer ORCHESTRA or stage
ADDING MACHINE, Burroughs cleo, .
eondtIon s $50 PRICE REFRIdERRTIoN fssna sSEes
ar coSpiTfoSTNG dsi Rfh Il eT UNIT gas fed redo for
Ii TIR sSHsT9 sYsTEMs ssS W Es 5sdo Rew Cal
nbnIe.eIv ASTdaeE c3EcH 9E losS Virginia style good
service of Canton china. rose medallion
pattern. Also complete service for s in
RET1TEs. GALLERIES, 3243 st. NV,
ANTIaTEs-Lamps, pictures, china. glass
LAMPLIGHTER SHOP. 2129 Pa. ave, NV.
ANTIQUES. for sale by private owner;
ouet plates, circa 1850; thumb print bar
bottles; apple wood dough tray; fax wheel,
tester, mattress and springs, extra wide
order; 8 pair draperies extra long and
S1issHf HSTieGE 'nG p2AHfRs oSG and decorators,
needs KAY sHopPE, 17ia K St NV.
antique ear screws and rings from est,
less than IA present values. No dealers.
a BABY 2EB, BUrIPR meFhhEE FEEDING TABLE, $40 Is;
Carry cart stroller. Sl4.96; CRIBS, full size.
S29.95 up, Play yards. S2195. s29;95.
Scales s995 sterliseLs 50 % up up ds,y New
saed To the nom home s2sfa5 SAB2 SEW
ICE: SO Canal s. sw, Ex 435o. .aoo.
SO $50 30. famous ' makes; toalns stPoiisrs;
size. Size ss@.9s, sSsss, $50 es: wetproof in
in in city. cts; BERoERs, .314 18th St. NV.
Du 3444 open ewes. -
famous % Kroii kribs; al have Adjustable
soRk lRE 9#N 5nfs oSsos Seorsia 0tSS aye SaSs
BkTHTUBs. new and used, $40 up: basins
ao56 N St. NV, MI. 7141. 80
sssr7St ssa7 Ca 'GHsss' ave-. DE $50. 0AA wa
saR sos s4o Or Bsss oeP "5s's oW
BED, .oll.yssyy, With With mattress; best offer
BED. dbl. folding; praet. new, call Thurs
day. AID. 5411. Ext IA. between l and 5
Can. be seen. Friday IL to 8. Apt. 1o3
BED, walnut. Simmons ace spring and
matt. $50; 8 Hollywood type beds, $40
each GE. 5322 >
BED. Kroehier. davenport with matching
chair. including tailored slipcovers and
| cocktail table. $3.50. SP. 117s-M. 81
BEDS, springs and mattresses. 1neuirs
LAWRENCE CURRY. Hotel Carlo, 1918
BEDS, mahog bedsteads; also maple double
with Simmons box spring and inner spring;
excel cond, cheap. WA. 431a.
BED LEGS-Hollywood beds can be made
from your coil or boz springs We install
| Sligo 1911
BEDROOM, dining room. living room. COM
bination radio, sofa bed washing machine
\ foldaway. kitchen cabinet, gateleg table,
, studio couch. EDELMAN, 1903 Ga. ave.
,r,voox u.p,r nprssrp r,r-o.
chest. lamps, chair. bookcase, bed, mat
tresses, springs; s125. Evenings Ho
BEDRM. SUITE. modern. walnut. consist
ing of bed. springs and inner-spring mat
ttress, dressing table, bench and dresser,
like new: will sell for Ss5. WA. 1873.
Evening star., 1948-09-30
REPAIRS AND SERVICE Gent. F,

5aHsb. ArtE 1s.e yo.s ASD
raPER pN ao0fa HANGING. PAINTING and re-
RAAhha&G PAFRfGSa 42 aS6 594i PAINTING, reliable. NAB
FsfrsSs iEsf fSf1s's' ra.S4s sri sA I1ta Ir1taasrEnrse
Psf$iSs; FsfpEisa SsSkq5E Ssb Paisffs s55 ~ars -
faPER HANGING AND PAINTING. Rea-
s sG2aol' JoHN eGfs' 7onsoN Tass mechanics sos Ma
ap per rn. iaas washable suStsss pspsEs:
Fsl az tSss aSa sE psssl sts
Ing, and floar rehnishing Special low
P51sss P1sSos sF IuS Siis 81. oE aos Suburbs 5 Yrs
fSsNi5Sn fASo TGshs hf AsD kHfsRise HH SSt all
wgTk FREE estimates expert
PICTURE fRsHiNGVcreative, ocnaa distinctive,
ssssSe5 ssafDy Dc d5s'y pTchuR Th 1e
FRAMERs, 7N sth st. NV. nr. G.. RE.
fLaSTghNG ,gb. G. Ca csrDsntfEIns, painting
PLSsTGRTNG NEW s u cRILiNG' ifhs A partitions aa
and patching az gork guaranteed; white
PLAsTERINa AND REMoDELrNG-ceil-
rhgs patched - renewed walls and parti-
p1Gs nSSsa AND III Tfs ast Water heaters
bathrooms, kitchens ,modernized, electric
sinks terms arranged' ga6e free estimate. J.
Neutrality-suspicious.. MOTORS, washing ma;
co UT ESFk isi2 REPENDo
FA1t KLAHssEN Nom sr oaisRsns eont5se S'
RooFiSG. f III o'G GUTTERTNG r. rim "A AND 1o osPourfNG;
IN lmmedjjste j,, service free estimates. Gall
RooFING REPAIRS, painting. cutters,
M91RRAY ROOFING CO. p1 27o4; Z.
metal work; guttering and spouting; 10eo
RooF R6So sinfss IEak wan D Or ceaT sstp Small
$SR6Hfi W SEE. + ESE# es5s su'!an'ssa.
years, Depends on condition Of your
STONE fFfs AND II
stone. % also % cement @ drives. porches. i0 walls,
asfs asss TsfS a JERRY asiEs AT fs' s@ea free e'
4ShSs 5.a s5s5,
TYPEWRITER CO., sla I4tb NV
Al work guaranteed RE l157 UNITED
guaranteed workmanship AND reasonable |
prices call ACADEMY UPHoLS1ERING
Hsa3 MatHiSE tth ii Repair Ho sef2cs 4ar
makes, genuine factory parts work guar.
ACME RADIO & APPLIANCE CO, 4016
Ga; ave, GE 4Ess: am. to, 6. pm.
WASHING MACHINES, repaired; free esti- |
mates. Call FIR. 0554 for prompt, cour- |
teous service. m. to pm. 80 |
CELLARS, walls, Chin
neys. roofs, cutters. downspouts: expert |
work; low prices; guar. NEVINS, LU. |
GEORGIA sHEETMETAL WORKS - Roof
repairs; all work guaranteed; immediate |
service. Call GE. 65T9. =
TREE EXPERTS, experienced. highly in |
sured; leaS. prices PAINTER BROS,
81. ALSO. Il
CARPENTRY-Por closets, stairs.
roofing and painting done in a workman
Ike manner For an estimate, call WILL
HANDY MAN desires odd Jobs. painting, |
furniture repairing, etc. Box 231-A. Star. !
Evening star., 1948-09-30
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. G. c.
THURSDAY.
IMIscElLANEoUs WANTED tcons.)

FURN.-House, apt, or single pieces, high.
esav,rad est cash Price NI Prompt removal I've DO
eda psees Ase eH{ I'D sass China
saS ST. and II IS.
F f6kNf4 III III ukEMYour SEeY en.,r. household con-
tents or eda pieces; hi hishsst prices 6ssk
di9n old ~ tchina cut glassa top pSies'
G other sasf'T odd piecss a. s1s
gs 1d ws sslS d., ssss z
kfEraffRsS PER g ssaFi :. aas ashss st. pio
PAID ,n,. for Nk spSfs ssse
NEWSPAPERS WANTED D highest priced
ssS sss GsSsi s1a
SH6 Old ,fssHIoSSED' picture frames, mes clocks.
@fnrnitnre. @ curios' relics, china siasswnsrs'
OPERA HATS, collapsible. any size. CAN
MR., LEE between and IN, MA. aS99.
sS ess;j' ss sis;' Sfs 'S
f2E sFa2s $50, seRss upEs sSs
fR 5sss dsy RA 0tsl niSht go
size; any SIG; any condition: wen pas
SCRAP IRON, cast iron. So per 100
pounds auto batteries, S2.75 each; deliv-
cred to our warehouse Highest price paid
Tor scrau iron, scrap metals, house rags and
auto batteries. II YOU cannot deliver your
accumulat!onS, please phone us. WASH
INGTON RAG g. BAG CO., 215 L st. s.ws
SCRAP IRON, cast iron, So per 100
pounds: auto batteries. S275 each; deliv.
cred to our warehouse Highest price paid
Tor scrap iron scrap metals, house rags and
auto batteries II you cannot deliver your
accumulations. please phone us. ACH
JUNK CO.. ego Georgia ave. NV. Al.
SEWING MACHINEs-we buy all types,
pIsatlng, ZIG llth st. NV. RE. 1900.
SHOWCASES t2), light matching; IT.
long cal oV. 0Se4 between 10 am.
WxNTEDEsetter sraae Of household tur.
ntn5e hnSa snsGuss ans oss furniture Ma
An NTkREsTED in buying silverware
ieSelrs, DORA kRursAW II MILEsToSEs. Ss
335 g st nv. Sterling 7496
ATTENTION-Haulers and accumulatora
OF scrap iron, auto batteries and scrap
metals see us before you sell We always
pay the highest market prices. WASHING~
TON RAG g. BAG CO., els L st. sw.. DI.
WANTED TO BUY all kinds of mems and
children,s, clothins' will pay reasonable
ALL BETTER QUALITY used furniture,
including breakfront. secretaries. drop-leaf
tables: ME 1876; after pm, RA. 1924.
Evening star., 1948-09-30
PERSONAL,


VACANCY IN NURSING HOME; 24-houl
MiLDRED HETSBAUGH Please com
H'n and der sRn for transfer 9 she
house. JOHN HEINBAUGH, 1915 D st. ne
REST HOME. small. has pleasant front
room. private or .semiprivate, for semi
invalid or elderly lady; overlooking beau
s and e0rch p0G fooG
mosphere; references if required Vienna
Want To CARE for little girl. IA yrs.
old? CAL MRS. BACON, 81. 1928. .
PRACTICAL NURSES available-Trained
ggLadusstes night @ or Is day duty; reas rates
RERNDoN coNvALEScINT HoME. Hern- Herr;
don, Va, has vacancies. Reasonable rates.
ALTEKATIoNs on all ladies' garments:
6ESrAt 61ss it'h ffchSIcss5osEpH + G2 ssa5 RICE
ffRiRMaSENr fGi Az n wAvEs.n 81. sao snampoo H O ana
fngerwaye. SOC No appoi99tments Al
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 G st
THERE'S MORE TO DREssMAKING than
expert fitting can bring out that pro-
tGss:ionsl smart look you admire in others.
wardrobe WITH. that method. Originally on
5th ave n. Y. now centrally located III
Ley 4osw's Il Rldg s6t At 1llo F st. NV. Rm. 20
Town AND COUNTRY SCHOOL. formerly
Parsons Countryside School-Day and
Lnsrding program; Sunday and weekday
res-Stration upon appt.; nursery through
9th crade: daily transportation door to-
door,: not lunches. Approved by Maryland
State Botrd of Education; literature mailed
upon request. 940l Georgia ave. SH. 1874.
HAVE YOU PROPERTY FOR RENT! Do
you want a personal representative to
provide tenants and make collections? /?
i SO, call Bayei- DU. 1911. COX & CO.,
CoLoRED. NURsEey SCHOOL in ne;
large, well-equipped campus: . years and
up. art. French: daffing and culture;
transp. furnished; hceessd. Phone VI
ALTERATIONS. DREssm,KING, suits,
costumes. CAPITOL. COSTUME SHOP,
4G$ i1tR RE St an44. nix. ulth and 'snna' ave,
SMALL PRIVATE HOME has varancy for
invalid LADY; tray service. Box LISA
RADIO sTAR-Private lessons, vI.ice,
continuity. MA. 24@4, days; Wo. 335a
KALoRAMA CoNvALEsCENT HOME 10,
ambulatory convalescents: private, semi.
private and small ward rooms: registereo
nurse In attendance; supervised diet. DE
fIk COATS restyled to look new; fulle,
seeyes new lsnsths len stylish capes
LITTLE FOLKS NURSERY, kindersarten
age 26 Transportation. Children lovs
this new and approved school in Alex
POPLAR PIANO. taught by experienced
teacher, will go 10 home II within reason
able distance Studio, 1473 Meridian pI.
NV. AID. 346a. 81
INFANTS AND BABIES boarded monthly.
WELLINGTON NURSERY; beautiful care
given children. Inspection invited.
Licensed home. TIE 1874. II
VACANCY in convalescent home. 81 hours
lurSing care. UN. 9491. B
cUTToNs COVERED. buttonholes made
'lSo dressmakerS' notions, supplies. dry
oods, tailors findings. 2006 Florida ave.
Nv. -DU. 6639 or DU. 2O06. 30|