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Evening star., 1948-04-06
Children S Museum Asks
Correction in Labor Law

The Children's Museum yesterday
appealed to Congress to correct
what it said is a defect in the Taft
Hartley Act. The museum said this
defect had barred 1t from hear
ing before the National Labor Re-
lations Board in a dispute with the
stagehands union.
Recently Robert N. Denham
Evening star., 1948-04-06

FEC for broadcasting to Metropol-
itan Washington.
Attorney Morris Miller, repre-
senting Station WHIP, asked time
to study the case further. FEC
examiner for the hearings is James
| CUNNINGHAM.
Evening star., 1948-04-06

general counsel Of the NLRB, dis
missed complaint against the AFL
Theatrical Stage Employees Local "a.
He found there was not sufficient
evidence Of the museums charge Of
a violation Of the featherbedding
provision of the act.
John II. Dorsey Of the law arm
Of Summers and O,Hara, attorneys
for the museum, asserted that under
the present law parties are denied
Evening star., 1948-04-06
Citizens Cancel Meeting

The Kenilworth Citizens Associa-
|tion meeting scheduled for last night
was Cancelled. The next meeting will
be held in the Kenilworth Recrea-
ton Center, Kenilworth avenue and
Ord street NE, on May 8.
Evening star., 1948-04-06

the right to see or refute the evi-
dence on which the general counsel
bases his decision. His statement
was made In q letter to the Joint
Committee on Labor-Management
Relations.
In its complaint to the NLRB the
museum had charged the union had
forced 1t to employ unneeded stage
hands for q play the museum
sponsored at Lisner Auditorium.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-01

Command during World War II
was to visit the hospitals in each
one of my far-flung bases, from
Baffin Land to Scotland and from
Greenland's icy mountains to Ber-
muda's coral strands. One Incl
dent of particular revelance took
place in Prestwick, Scotland. AS
I was making my rounds Of one
of the wards in a local holding
hospital, stopping for moment
at each bed, I noticed that some
one was following me. After
competing my Circuit" of the
ward, 1 looked up to see smil-
ing lad, dressed in the familiar
hospital robe, holding in front of
him a copy of Hertz's Book of
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-01
Mobile, Aldbdnno

Jewish Thoughts, as if he were
saying Il am a Jew, please see
me- Casually 1 walked up to the
young soldier who quickly volun-
teered: II am Pvt. Levy. There's
nothing wrong with me. 1 just
want to talk to a rabbi or a fell
ioW-Jew." There was nothing
wrong" with him; he had "just"
been wounded during the Battle
OF the Bulge and was being evac-
uated to the States by air. He
proudly showed me his tails and
tephillin on his night table and
said, Il put them on every day,
even at the front"
AS made my rounds of many
hospitals and saw thousands of
men in various stages of physical
disability, the thought was born
in my mind: What an uplifting
experience it is for a sick person
to have visitor, even a stranger.
How much a word of encourage
ment, a smile, nod, a warm sho-
lom aleichem can mean to some
one lying on a sick bed. My re-
solve was firm: If ever 1 returned
to civilian life, 1 would establish
Bikkur Cholim, regular visiting
of the sick, as part of my pro-
gram, and would urge it upon lay
men as well as upon rabbis.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-01
In the East Side
Continued from Page 27)

Continued from Page ~
Play space was added at public
expense not only for adults but
also for children. New housing
projects were erected In the
1920's the cooperative Amalga-
mated Dwellings were establish
ed. The succeeding decade brought
the modern buildings of Knicker-
booker Village. Even pushcarts
have been taken out from some
streets and their owners given an
opportunity to move into markets.
Moreover, while this article is be-
ing written, two aptly-named low
cost city projects, the Jacob Riis
City Houses and the Lillian Valid
Houses, are in process of con-
struction on the East Side.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-01
A P|ea|fOr Bikkur Cho|iIl
BY HAROLD H. GORDON

THE author attained during war as the "Flvno
Chaplain" the Air Transport Command In his 2oo mn
miles of travel he largest territory ASSIGNED
to any chaplain Since 1916, he the General sr
tary Chapaincy Coordinate New York Board Of
Rabb consisting of almost 300 orthodox conservative and
reform rabbs in the worlds largest community
On HashOnah Kippur one of us will recto
familiar from the High Holiday Book: hen
own strength faiIet forsae of us in good health
just another fine expression custOmay these
DAYS. the countless Others will be uttered with
ervent hope personal fuIfIIment
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-01

year bring ful6lmn Of their DREAM haven America
refugee vennee family who immged to the from onanEns.
Reading Pa with the aid United Tor New
Americans Syod Mrs Cemenine POak her TIVE
dauehters Mrs. Mrs. Joseph Winter and her son
Winter all whom escaped the Na5i in 1888 They ar: among
out the country help United Service which supported by hs
$2SOOOO0O0 campaign Of the United Jewish Appeal for 1913
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-01

Part of my work as Circuit
CHAPLAIN of the Air Transport
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-17

Annie 1. Cow.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bringhurst,
Of Viola, and Mr.. Joseph Bring
hurst and daughters, Diane and
Nancy 10, of Dover, were dinner
guests Friday evening of Mrs. e.
M. Bringhurst.
Allen HalGman, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Haldman, has returned
home from Delaware Hospital, Will
mingtOn, after an operation.
Paul WOikOski Jr. and Gaylord
Burton have gone to Wilmington
to attend BeacOm's College. Lee
Hughes is attending GOldey's.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Eel
ton Fire Co. will hold a bake in the
Fire House on Saturday, Sept. 18th.
On September "a and 25 the Lad
les Auxiliary will have a Rumage
Sale in the Fire House.
Tuesday evening, September %,
the Auxiliary of the FELTON, Fire
Co. will entertain the Kent County
Ladies Auxiliary in the I. o. o. r.
Hall at o'clock.
Last Sunday Mrs. Clarence Brad
ley entertained the Past Presidents
Club of the Ladies Auxiliary of the
V. F. w. There were fourteen
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-17

gifts.
Mr.. Emlen E. Davis of California
and his mother, Mrs. Carrie Davis
from West Philadelphia, were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter p Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Horace Derrick
son were dinner guests of the lat
ter's brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Smith at Laurel OF
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Lewis and
son have returned from a visit with
the formers mother in Connecticut
Mr.. John Elliott and sister, Mrs
Verrel Ruth and daughter of Phila.
delphia, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot
Evans and called on other friends
here on Friday.
Mrs. George Keen visited her mo-
ther, Mrs Mary CrOpper at Ocean
City, Md, and was accompanied
home by her daughter, Miss PATSY
Pusey, who spent her vacation in
Ocean City
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nelson of San.
dy Landing, visited Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence B Holt on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Helm and
brother, Mr. George Wharton, all OF
Salisbury, Nd, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Keen on Sunday.
Mrs. Lemuel Lynch has returned
home from a visit to Philadelphia.
Miss Jean Steele has resumed her
music studies at Linden Hall, Iititz
Pa, after spending the summer
with her brothers, Messrs. Irwin
and David Steele and families
Mr.. Allen Derickson has returned
to his position in Philadelphia af-
ter spending three weeks vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j
Horace DericksOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Proctor and
daughter, Carol, of Philadelphia
spent their vacation with Mr.. and
Mrs Warren Turner and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joshua Turner and family.
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Sudler Weist of
MillingtOn, Nd, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
JOnathOn Long and Mr.. and Mrs
Horace Long on Sunday and Mon
day and called on Mr.. and Mrs. Ebe
II. Davidson. The Weists formerly
resided here.
Those who attended Bethel Meth
cdist Church on Sunday morning
service from a distance as guests
were Mrs. Mervin Johnson of High
land Park, Pa, who is the guest this
week Of Mrs Clara Pusey; Capt.
and Mrs. Russell Richards of Yea
don, Pa, spending a few days at
the Richards summer home; Mr..
George Wharton of Salisbury, Md,
and Mr.. Edward McKenney of
StOckley, Del; and Mrs. Wesley
Long of DagsbOrO. The minister.
Rev Thomas c. Jones, delivered an
impressive sermon. Other visitors
at Church were Mrs. Fern B. Tan
Gehill of Pittsburgh, Pa, guest of
Mrs. Thomas G. WalstOn at Bethany
Beach, Del: Mrs. Raymond Ringler
Of Selbyvile and Bethany Beach.
and Mr. Lee Boyle of Trenton, N. J..
guest of Miss Ruth McCabe at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos McCabe.
Mrs. J. Horace Derickson enter
tanned the Thursday afternoon
Bridge Club at her home. She serv-
ed luncheon. to the above club on
Thursday.
Bethel Methodist Church, Rev. T.
Jones, minister, received a beautiful
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-17
OCEAN VIEW

a wedding Of interest took place
ia the Christian Church this sum-
mer when Miss Kathryn A. Nelson,
daughter Of Mrs John o. Nelson
and the late Mr.. Nelson became the
bride Of Mr.. Floyd Lodge Moore,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cleaver Moore,
Of Frederick, or near Magnolia.
Rev. George Sutton, minister, per-
formed the ceremony. The wedding
music was played by Mrs. Enoch, OF
SelbyVille, on the new Hammond
Organ IN the Christian Church
The bride was beautifully attired
in the traditional white satin gown
and carried a bouquet Of white ILL
les.
The matrOn Of honor was Mrs.
Joseph Nelson, sister-in-law of the
bride. Mr.. Joseph Nelson, her bro
ther, acted as best man to the
groom, Mr.. Moore. Miss Kay Mitch
ell, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mitchell, was the flower girl Ush-
ers we're Mr.. Hendrick Vanes of
Philadelphia and Mr.. Blaine Town
send Phillips of Millville.
a reception for the immediate
families was held at the home of the
BRIDES mother following the cere-
mony at the church.
They will reside in their new
home recently built near Magnolia.
The bride conducts "Kitty's Beauty
Salon." at Millville, and made her
home in Ocean View previous to
her marriage.
Miss Helen Quillen was united in
marriage to Mr.. Louis Sachs, Jr.,
on Saturday, Sept 3rd, in the
Church Of Christ, here. The bride
was given a miscellaneous shower
at their home here by the co-wOrk-
ers Of Indian River Hatchery, where
she has been employed. On Monday
evening, she received many nice
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-17
FELTON,

Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Shaub, of
wilmington, were guests last week
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Turner.
Dr. Cooper Moore with his daugh-
ter Helen, of LittletOn, Colorado,
Is visiting his sister, Mrs. Mary
AberCrOmbiC
Mr. and Mrs. Howard LeFevere.
OF Coatsville, Pa, were guests on
saturday of Mr.. and Mrs. John S.
Davis and Mrs. w. H. Eaton.
MRS. Howard Tinley, of Chester
town. Md, was the guest last We'd
nesday of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira DeLOng.
Nelson Hill has sold out his store
TO the TOrbert Brothers, who took
over last week.
Mrs. Nelson Hills brother, Osa
Decker, of Louiville, KY, is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill.
Mrs. John S. Davis, Mrs. w. H.
Eaton and Mrs. Sadie Speal spent
last Friday at RehOboth.
Mia Moseman, of Wayzaka, Min,
has returned to FELTON, to complete
ner senior year in our FELTON,
School. She is staying with Miss
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-17

large photograph of the new
"Chancel" and choir furniture pre-
sented by Mr.. Elmer Calvin, photo
grapher of Elizabeth, N. j., which
is highly appreciated.
Miss Hannah Parsons is taking a
six-weeks training in home ecOnOm-
les in SeafOrd High School before
entering the University of Della
ware, for the 4th year course.
Miss Margaret Quillen has re-
turned to Bethany College, w. Va.
as a student.
Miss Pauline McCabe has secured
a position as teacher in SeafOrd
High School.
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-17
Submarine Lamps
Trap Fis h

SCOW - (R - Evening
Moscow" reports fishermen are US
ing submerged electric lights in
catching sprat. The system, perfec-
ted by a Prof. BOrisOvas, allows the
Caspian fishermen to lower a series
of 800 to 1,OOO-watt lamps into the
sea which attracts whole schools of
the fish
Once the sprat are near the
lamps the yare hauled quickly
aboard nearby ships with nets. One
expedition caught more than 5000
poOds in an evening by the electric
lamp method.
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-17
Dog Has Cats IJin, Lives

WALSENBURG, Colo. =. (P) =
Policeman Teddy Barros was called
to get rid Of a mOngrel that haa
been bOthering children. He took
the dog to the edge Of town, sho.
him through the head and left him
for dead.
A few days later, the dog was
back in the same neighbOrhOod,
Wagging his tail as lively as ever.
The bullet wound healed, and the
dog showed no i'll effects Of his
execution.
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-17

guests including a Past National
President. Florence Stark, of Cam
den, N. ].
There was a good attendance at
the morning service at our Meth
Odist Church on Sunday. Rev. Brin-
ton gave a most helpful sermon.
Rally Day will be observed on Sun
day, September 26th. We hope all
have enjoyed the summer vacation
and that now we will get back to
regular church attendance at the
Sunday morning services.
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-17

Classified Ads get results.
Evening star., 1948-06-18
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

COMPANION, nurse. experienced for con,
ysssssns Lad sa' CO. Nc 477a fsday easninr
ss:sa,, sss,.,l; lF;nss; .jsfG. ME-
BERT. BERT 1850 flsins &, NV. Apt. Z. An.
oYffioE WORK wanted for summer
payroll clerk. cashier; downtown or NV
references. iss.lsn Hi csii Ho. sosb. Miss MoRfoN.
PRACTICAL NURSES available. trained
fstru11I sstes Isl 4ss4. MISS BEE, weekdays only:
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored wants only
maternity or child care; best OF feief-
sp1sxcr,eRI s1sss; al 2sifa 2ssuasEs ea,. eoIor.d .u-
perienced, with good rsterenses. Wiling ai
HGsssfpENT n sH mi MANAGEa. small apt. or room.
Ing house mature eSnse;entioesii .oesient ref.
erenee: do not drink. Box 445-E, Star. ~
SECRETARY. diversified experience with
natl. org. legal 2 yrs, efheisnt. desires
position 5-day wk.; min. 500 Wk- BOX
s%EckITAsY-r.,t, % accurate, excel; mem,
ory; worked for top executives pest 9
years; vim be . real asset to your business;
$50 VIZ. minimum. W. 3ls3. .;n.,
stalns soi as s'as1s srs: sso *! Box 1t7:E ss.r
sEcRErAnY.Mr. u Businsssm.n; .Hna DO e.,i.1. 70.
YOU Of dstaiiss Some one you can rely
sunity at xes . week and I viii prove
i p you. Bog 4ts.L e's.; s. ,.,,dl ln,,r n.
SsaEs yfsneh and spanish. Boz Ss4-
- 9tar, ZV
Evening star., 1948-06-18
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

BCYER for complete fashion-w dept.
%N e. m.1t. RsEsqsH sFokE aas'ss5' 5
eao%f4oaf1ns assEs1s sis En- ofEssToK; asGS
4ohour week position Tn1a
and varied work. GENERAL BAKING CO.,
2146 Georgia ave. NV. NO. 500. -ls
ana heb GF n e
home ion right people: salary open. Sligo
COUPLE. colored or white, TO care for an
Man must be . handy man around the
and will be assisted by another woman.
This couple must be good workers, sober
enees enc for the last years. II their quail:
hcations are satisfactory. this couple will
be compensated with own private apart
furnished for their entire use. Salary a6r
SSHrILs@coSt butler; houseworksr. :t e: Z:
steady, sood salary. scHULMAN, No. :
Manor ,saas. Lawrence. L0ns Island. csssr- sS.
CoUPLE. white. wife to take over man;
agement new farden-type apts.. husband
to take general maintenance 1obs. Both Both
salary with apt Included; experience
Necessary; references required. BOX ss,e,
sIEcTRoN1c PRODUCTION personnel,
exper. In wiring and assembly of cleo
tronic equipment; 40-hour week: perma-
nent position; Apply in person; NATIONAL
Mn Nj Atasbdf1s AND soMEs sn soler.d 1000 JOBS
= 'fsss III ;Ssf xesseH selerss SO y.
MEN AND WOMEN PREssERs-5-dsy
Tess, rood salary; expsrisnce Necessary.
RADIO PRODUCTION personnel. exper in
wiring and assembly Of radio equipment;
In person. NATIONAL EIECTRONIc LAB
QRAToRIEA zoo King st.. Alex. Va. is
&EfTtED WOMAN or couple, to care for
sssisa. Esis Ses Sas-d 6tsF. u
Evening star., 1948-06-18
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started, kept
part time tax returns prepsred;s state
ARcHiiTiCT. long experience craftsman,
designer, registered. strong construction
man; open for proposition. Phone Dupont
BOY, white, II, sood worker. driver.
references: WI. 2814. 20 >,
soss s ssafsnsees; tr.. sstimst.s " u B
t6ETHs coETfsr II sTuDsSTs 5ssS c.,, over al. With
cars cars desire siI summer employment BOX
coLEEGE ea,L SE't STUDENT. ex-Army pilot. free
to o raye Mk assIsS Fou sHnTsr TH 1909 SS
sss;s SsjI. n.y;H Al:z M
sesrch.--Assressive young man with ex-
perience wants to get cracking in an ener
setic engineering organization; excellent
FIsHNGfsL sss Star with
experienced. Al refs. Box sae-E' 81. Star.
seTIsnss; wants any Job with future. sos BOX
sI:s MS ss ssp:4 " nshs aR ssss COL
MAN. coiored. desires job as ianitor. good
references has hfth-class license. o. RA,
FAINTER desires work, interior or exterior,
1st class; have ogn @ tSols an and ladder
PIANIST wants steady Fri and Sat work;
pref. small band. Read, fake. AK. 1850
RELIABLE MAN wants Job as chauffeur
(perm) as soon as possible; good record,
sober. Call ME. 2193 after $50 pm
-1Q
SALES MANAGER Of 20 years exper.. coll
lege graduate. coach and trainer salesmen;
part time work. Box 465.E Star. 20.
IT., young col. grad, exper. U. s.-abroad
export, publish. research. Box 3-H. Star.
TRADE ASSN or business representative,
lawyer, /. yrs D. c., familiar with Con-
zress, Govt depts.: full, part time; now
employed Box ABLE. Star. 20.
CO-OP. COLLEGE JUNIOR desires 8 mos
work in financial institution. HOFMANN,
DE 6ai3-
Evening star., 1948-06-18
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK, eolored, to prepare food only; short
nS hours rs. to Gnprch pI isss sss' week. no ss''
salary; 60 country for summer. PHONE
Cook :H.w.-Liv. in: fond Of children;
other help employed; sea shore in August; !;
refs. required: $50 per week. OR. 1909.
G.H.w. AND cooKING-S-day week,
sslsrs: !etsreas.s r. sa1s I'D
No Sun sSDdss: cooK Harp IL snsSSss Wasps BE-
esRac S'R!w o'a aNn 5, cGook1Ne-14v. In: pvt Im
s5Derifnsed Ho sES sna references on SUM- s26
Gf GIRL, AU settled, tsS for cooking and laundry
SerE; * Experienced; other help In family.
Girl, eolored. exper:, for s.h.v.. .un.
and plain cooking: live in comfor table
quarters: eyery modern elsc, eonyenience
Conn. saass ave. eatended Or oR. sso4. ''"s Mis
GIRL, to 80 70 Atlantic CITY June q;
dsas lsh ssS rssi VA sSs with se
interested In good home. room, board and
IN sss tSr ::ns5s sssn
HoUsEKHEPER. to nv. in; will consider
MSnsfknhPtR HIh sR. xs. sdalt. M siss chill
dren: pleasant home; good salary; live in;
no sundays; good transp' NV. location,
NURSEMAID for boy 8 yrs and girl 16
mos; no cooking, no housework except
children's laundry with Bendix; must be
neat and fully experienced; good salary.
NGRsEMAID, experienced, colored, be-
tween 30-40 yrs. old. to take care Of IA
month-old girl; room, board and S110
month. Apply bet. 8 and s I'm. Thurs. or
Fri, at $40 Rhode Island ave. NV. lis
WOMAN to care for 9-mo. -old baby. in ex-
change for rm. and board; pay for extra
duties. Write Box 474-G, Star. -1s
WOMAN for general houseEork in Be-
thesda: to live in; must be fond Of chill
dren: no heavy laundry: pvt. room and
bath; every Thursday and every other
Sunday of; $26 per week. Call OIL. l746
WOMAN to live in-Cook, light laundry
in Bendix. and assist mother In ,carins
for children; other help employed; ref.
Evening star., 1948-06-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ACCOUNTANT. expert, books started,
Wf nor 1ud. Il ii sss
s. sss ehs5 Than oHS aHss fSWs sz
Mhn soI sE 6 rs PssH yo
debts contracted by any one other than
Ess ssEso s o11tS IoglS gAsusc e.T MEEbs Be- EA
fHs1 VIII NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
s:S: s " raE feSs snsF shs
s.pc. NIL BILLY BAND wanted for Com
, modore Night Club 6l6 D st. NV. 20
Ing team for booklets, charts presents, |,
tions: economical free lance basis. DESIGN
fTVEETEi fETSVEAETEEi N SfNSvEssffGArIoNs ssTfG mad. by ..-
seTs sepons%.nt, ann st'es1fnsfa eali ST. 4Ss
GAS WATER HEATERS, 20. 30. 40 gal
automatic; no cash needeH; smah HnMpy THnM.npas
sseyNTsn's ssoN e 'sTANssuRy TnMsstS.y oNe Co Nc Ii so2s
DIAMONDS. I'D iewslry and xINesTon sIye5 Tsnted &
co. esp.Ff i4ss sBDHaishf ST. n.T 1ref ME- 0N s44o
UNITED STATES CUSTOMS SERVICE
.tonsr q customs, on April !, 1916, sai ",
y.eht ALMA n sz MSE osei1 Il, nu@RsT RaSf
B. Applebee, Deputy Collector. -ls
there Will be special meeting of the
stockhoiders Of BEAL MOTOR COMPANY
on Saturday. July 9, ls4s; at 1900
o'clock noon at the once OF the company
1901 Rhode Island ave. ne, Washing
ton, D. C, to consider and act upon
proposal to increase the amount Of the
capital stock Of said company from SlOQ,-
execution and flins of such certificate or
certificates as may be necessary to enect
any increase In the amount Of the capital
~ All authorized
meeting. B D. FRIEDMAN, A. J. FNOGEL,
ROBERT TARSHES. Board Of Trustees.
Evening star., 1948-06-18
PERSONAL.

WOULD LIKE ROOM AND BOARD in Re.
dr.s nsd nearby ,na suburban w hOns for sh-
LADY fs retired "a teacher. e; s Sa1 Would nk. 70
az ssSSs $ ss ~
WANTED. room and board for mother and
4;yr zold !, child day care for child Boz
YARNS. make dressy. knitted
summer blouses; several styles At THE
KNITTING BAR. 145s Park I'd. Open
COOL LOVELY SUBURBAN home for .ld-
mosphs;s. oL: ioI5: 80
Gr a Ss'Ssss sr
fTNEs rfasos fas Il
Ef'a XII a:D. 1s i:s:tns EYE ssAs . g. sS ssa 'ss:
DRIVING LEssoNs-le.rn to dr.v. With
.ea '1sets me- e.
PHtvING 1IsIA11SG SCHOOL 2s2S Wilson eIIyd..
ficTHRR fis4rGiSe' FFRsAMNa-p.., directly With
reasonable isetors' prices. ices Our our special for
June any high shqol or e1l,e.s oil
Brook 'HpIcruRi ERSMss. 7o7 sts
4 RT lpssT G e. ssls nscr dress.
to announce her return to business after
her recent illness and is now ready to
IS well as new ones Centrally located AZ
Laws s9 sGHooL oS 'i e :.vsr. as2'
spd Ssy Rfs f5sps' and IA sSas
sss dr.ssms sPers s'S' ana taiors Notions and sup:
~, ~; DU. $3.50. The store with tn. .5. p.ns
married and enjoy good company. and who
IKE to sh on ehesspesss Ike, Bay ride horses
ysS' ~ eS:s 2! Sasss ssd E @ ssPs
PPkRMANGHNf1. 81: 00I shampoo and ans.,
wave. Doc. No appointments.. MABELln
oG6 At seao0a ae %, 1857 se MAN Your.
Tonic Tablets pep up bodies lacking iron.
ss Nss &c. n'ns n sss
PRkssSss pRRs ssSSsss coHsfRYsslbs q fTHfsisi CAMP assures.
soea sots.n sn camp o. .1peTienees ise.sers farm:
pony riding, swimmins, creative arts and
s.ss s.s s' isr So,a ssa: fesn
ss' eare masd 11ansP ueSs nsa SR SssmPRn ss
ton invited, az Y to 8 pm. s4ol Ga. ave.
sES NURSE ST. has o x.e.ss, .ass ,a rest hsm'.
PERMANENT WAVES. 81; shampoo and
fingerwave, Soc No appointments All
work done by advanced students. WAR
DENTAL rEcHNICIAN-JosEPH RICE.
Prompt service on dental plate repairs.
ALTERATIONS on ali ladies; garments;
prompt and efhcient service; open ewes.
WEEK WEE -fsH End .: :TRaiFs a to ocean City. Nd
Transportation, sleeping accommoda tions.
breakfasts, planned activities; meet new
further information. and TO make reser-
vations. call BILL HUTZELs PHYSICAL.
FITNESS CLUB. 1919 X st.. NV, FIX.
1901 lis
ALTERATIONS AND DREssMAKING done
quickly, expertly. reasonably. MRS. RID
DIE. 1000 Florida ave. NV, between
Tn1oont 662Q 2Os