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Gen. Arnold Points to Discipline

was very little difference between
Mitchell's case against the Army
and the Navy, and the Admirals'
case against all the armed forces
except their own. However,
through it all there seemed to be
change in reaction-both in
Congress, and in the general
public-between 1925 and 1949.
In the 1949 hearings an apa-
thetic tendency was shown in re-
gard to divulging military secrets.
Congress itself had open hearings.
when formerly-to protect mill
tary secrets-the meetings would
have been in closed sessions. Some
of our military leaders seemed to
have an entirely different concep-
ton Of their responsibility as to
such matters, also with regard to
criticism of their superiors' orders.
Naturally. the military man is
concerned as to whether or not
this will lower the standard Of
loyalty and morale in our services.
In civil life, If a man in a re-
sponsible position shows he is not
in accord with the principles and
doctrines Of his firm or company,
he is thrown out, maybe politely.
or, perhaps roughly, at once.
Judging by some congressional re-
actions to the relief of Admiral
Denfeld. he should have been kept
on his Job. regardless Of how he
felt with regard to our approved
laws, policies, principles Of carry
ing on war and the views Of his
superiors. He should be kept on
the job just because he appeared
before Congress as a witness. Are
we to understand, then, that 10y
atty In a commercial firm is of a
higher standard than that in our
armed forces? do not believe the
people Of the United States want
this type Of organization In our
armed services.
A Confused DIVISION.
We have approached q point
when we must decide on restricted
or unrestricted freedom Of speech
for our military leaders. For this
personnel the line separating free
dom Of speech from disloyalty is
not and cannot be clear-cut and
well defined. It Is q confused and
indistinct division. Our leaders
have since the start Of our Army,
Navy and Air Force found them
selves confronted with that same
problem. What could they say in
public? What must they not say?
Ofncers Of Judgment and COM
mon sense have always used the
approved technique In showing
their own originality or initiatives,
or for indicating their concurrence
or non-concurrence in new prof.
ects or plans, or with existing con-
ditions. However. once a decision
was made, 1t was final until
changed by competent authority.
Evening star., 1949-11-29

When officers, such as Mitchell
were impatient, intolerant;; when
they became irritated because Of
the slow motion of q ponderous
machine, and. instead Of waiting
for changes to come In a normal
manner, used unorthodox methods
and short cuts, they found them
selves in trouble.
Adnlirals' Tactics Different.
The tactics employed by the ad-
mirals were different. Mass for
nations of senior officers were
used. This was a complete change
in methods to express dissatisfac-
ton with existing policies and
orders.
The ideas and ideals of the odd
Army and Navy and Air Force
with regard to freedom of speech
and cooperation may have gone
forever. Maybe it is good thing;
maybe not.
Should be visualize, in the fu-
ture, the commander of a sea or
air craft working alone, or per-
haps the commander Of a small
combat unit. saying: Il don't like
the orders I have received. I am
going to do something else. Re-
member what happened in Wash
ington in the fall of 1892"
hope not, for our Armies,
Navies and Air Forces must be
made of sterner men than those
Copyright. 194e. McNaught Syndicate.
1nc)
(Gen. Arnold's next article
will appear exclusively in The
Star next Friday.)
Evening star., 1949-11-29
Continued From First Page.)

dom Of speech in such cases can
verge upon disloyalty. But who Is
to be the judge? Certainly. the
people Of the United States cannot
tolerate disloyal officers in any OF
the services. But they certainly
eat up sensational public releases
coming from officers.
It was not so many years ago
that we had an officer in our
Army Air Forces named Billy
Mitchell. He did not like the Or
ganization of our Air Corps as laid
down by the laws Of the land.
He openly criticized the Army and
the Navy for their lack OF knowl-
edge in employing the air arm.
He told the country the airplanes
being used were obsolete. Finally
he came out with the statement
that the Navy was responsible
through lack of proper handling
of its equipment (only he used
much stronger language) for the
lives of all men in airship acci-
dents.
Mitchell Went in Alone.
It is to be noted that Mitchell
went into this with his eyes open.
He told the rest Of us f1rebrands
to stay out. We couldn't afford
to be martyrs; he could. It is
also to be noted that he did
not use anonymous letters nor
did he disclose military secrets
However, it was not long before
loud cries for crucif1xion, or court
martial, of Mitchell came from
the Navy Department. and, soon,
from the orthodox members OF
the War Department. Tradition
of the services, precedent. and
time -honored rules Of department
had been broken. Mitchell must
be punished. And he was. a.
history shows.
Recently, senior officers Of our
Navy apparently thought they had
the same general grievances,
They came out with . burst of
letters and oratory that told OF
obsolete Air Force equipment, and
Of the poor technique Of employ
ment Of this equipment. Some Of
the decisions made by their Com
mander In Chief, by the Secre-
tary Of Defense, and by the Joint
Chiefs Of Staff, were all wrong.
The regulations for putting uni
fication Of the armed services
into effect must be changed. The
plans for making war, as issued
by the Joint Chiefs Of Staff, did
not suit them. Soon-worst OF
all-deep-dyed military secrets
were revealed to the public. It
was done in a way never dreamed
Of formerly. Freedom Of speech
came into its own In a big way.
AS q matter Of fact-ss far a.
grievances were concerned-there
Evening star., 1949-11-29

for the flrst four months Of the
fiscal year was $36,530,65o In
the same period Of 1948 1t was
$31, ,272,347.
A big Jump in income tax col
'lections was largely responsible for
the increased receipts. These were
up from $3,692,611 to $6,923.814.
Gains also were registered in
horse race taxes, corporation
taxes, motor vehicle titles, inher-
itance taxes, motor vehicle lie
enses, real estate taxes, gasoline
Evening star., 1949-11-29
Samuel German Is Elected
bv Jewish War Veterans

Samuel German has been elect
ed commander of combined Posts
1856 and 541 Of the Jewish War
Veterans. He Is former command
er Of Post 541.
Others elected are Ben Binder
senior vice commander; William
Vogel, junior vice commander
Abe Gluckenhaus, quartermaster
Bernie Lebow, recording adjutant
and Phil shayne, corresponding
secretary.
Elected to the Executive Board
are DR.. Walter Kaplan, Harry
Levine, Jerry Jacobs, Norman
Levine, Lou Litman. Sylvan Seane
Chester Gordon, William Shayne
Harvey Nichols and Carl Gulden.
Evening star., 1949-11-29
Tax Revenues Show Rise
OF 179d in Maryland
By the Assoeiotsd Press

BALTIMORE, Nov. 29.-Mary-
lands major sources of tax reve-
nue. produced almost II per cent
more in July, August. September
and October than in the same four
months year ago.
State Controller James J. Lacy
reported yesterday that income
Evening star., 1949-11-29

taxes and insurance premium
taxes. /
The stSte's 2 per cent sales tax
was off almost 3 per cent. It
dropped from $9,147,902 In the
four-month period of 1948 to So
o07,419 in 1949.
Evening star., 1949-11-29
EurIy Water Power

Water power was first harnessed
by the ancient Egyptians. They
used simple wheels to raise water
from the Nile for irrigation pur-
poses.
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Quick, Easy
STATION
sELEcTOR

Special Turret Tuner, originated
and first used by Admiral, can be
adjuster for reception on pro-
posed UHF Channels.
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NfA& Aa41,,,

'..Whdt do the stms predict for
bright chillun in this new year?
Now thut sloppy :. clothes and
doon talk have been ditched
what hos happened to la Belle
Teena dhd her boy friends?
<W.u.d.l.l let's take q look I.
IN ATLANTA the younger
girls show q tendency to won't
10 mike things definitely
not boys. our informer tells u.s.
Surprise: They ore busy in the
kitchen flndkinq wdtfles. cakes
with fluffy icing and solods.
Though they are notes clothes
conscious as Big Sis they make
with q needle and threrd when
they4wdnt something new. And
symphonies 1and concerts now
are ga much q .pmt OF their rec
Ord collection qs current song
Hand i .G;lloss ,W,1IishsLoxe
Even ,Ho1lyNopd's Peggy Ann
GaSner has. bsen-spurred on tp do
sonething sere3tWs. Peggy Just
has designed Some hep.mits for
boJiies working teen agers, Instead
SEWeafihsy aohimlon WHILE cotton
gloves while going home chores,
ReeGp nSugeaSts .brightening UP
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boys, the girls reported the boys
said: we've never heard bet
ter band::"- Were they hattered?
You betr., Some: OF the, girls are
looking forward TO, a professional
cateer ,inAmusic, Others. are study
ing dfessipaldngi nursing, MILL
I3ery:: One gifT plans to be labo-
rat6ry .technieian:- s ,l;;si.< ".gs : :
q :-t tHogsin. Nlcolah ~. !. .
Earns CAN hE6duce money for
voting People. 100. Kenneth Lee
Wayne Eheathah, 10, 2of Green
VILE. III proved that when he
sppped d, 'gfptup tSof %2t3a> young
fSrmers. and, ecsiyed, the Ameri-
can Farmer degree at the future
farmers of America convention.
Kenneth earned $4,000 by his ag-
ricultural efforts, while, attending
high school. It was his Ohio i'm
proved Chester hogs that gave
him the, financial boost he needed
to enter the University of Illinois.
- Smart Girls. Huh!
Hard at studies, too, are am
bilious girls" AT st. Lawrence
University, Canton, o., scholastic
averages for the 1948.49 fall term
show, coed undergraduates lead
the Stu. men by 1913 per cent
to '75.847 per cent. D..
-. Beauty Wise
Getting the best of everything
oIt of Pandora's box are group
Of teen-age girls of the Grand
Street. Settlement, N. ", who at
tend classes which tell them
how to- groom appearance for
career while grooming studies for
it, Makeup and hairstyling is
taught by experts. ...a ,...,
- = ,DaffY- OILERS ~. .
,At,Normandy, high, school in ST.
Louis, the rage is daffynitions.
Here is a glance at their revised
dictionary published in their
Courier" l., ''~. ..,
The. New Look. =. Something
that makes YOU hook twice as
hard at half as much.
Horse Sense, :. : What keeps
hQtses from betting on people.
Psychologist. &c.. A man who,
when a pretty girl enters the
room, watches everyone else.
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gether in 1913. They served in the
Swiss Army lighter than-air ser
vice in 1915. Auguste became a
professor of physics at the Uni
versity of Belgium, Jean became
an American citizen and a pro-
lessor at the University of Min
neSota. Both have made record
balloon ascensionS in the interest
of science, but now Jean is inter
ested in soaring still higher, while
AuguSte concentrates on his bath
ESCAPE to probe the depths OF
the oceans.
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:
BIRTHDAY
Bv AP Newsfeotures
BY AP NewsfeotUres

AUGUSTA and JEAN FELIX
PICARD. twins born Jan. %,
1884. in Basic, Switzerland, sons
of professor of chemistry. Both
chose careers in science and
teaching. Both were early en-
thusiasts in balloon aeronautics.
They made a 16-hour flight to-
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The wholesale and retail: TRACES
accounted for 3,759 of the 1L825
non-agricultural placements
made by the Florida State En-
ployment Service during Decem-
Der, representing, the largest elias
sification of placements. ~,
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CLASSIFIED ADS
Information for the Advertisers

is Sc a word and, the minimum
charge for the first Is words.
or less is 45c. =.
t.,~ PAYMENT 49,
Payment for classified adj
Vertisements is invariably in
advance, but regular advertis-
ers with ledger accounts may
AVE their advertisements
charged. 1900
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+. = DEADLi1fE
~ To insure public4tioh copy
must be in the office before ~
o'clock on the day Of publica-
ton. 4
;..,: e. oFrlcE r., /. f. r
Business office in The .Citi-
zen. Building, corner Greene
and Ann Streets. Door to the
right on entering building.
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FOR RENr-ApARrMENrs
: AND HOUSES :.

Furnished 2h room apartment.
Utilities furnished. $500 week.
ly. Sea Isle Apartments, 9l5
Windsor Lane. jan1-tf
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Instruction in Art and Crafts. In
dividual teaching or small
classes by Cyril Marshall, Eng
lish trained artist craftsman,
Inquire: Marshall Studio, 213
Telegraph Lane ian,28~l 1t
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The ! Florida = Apprenticeship
Program now has a total of g.
642 Florida young people regis
tered with the. Apprenticeship
Council of the Florida Industrial
Commission: W.
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Furnished apartment, 8 rooms and
/ bath: Maid and janitor serv-
ices, linens and utilities fur
uished. Coral Hotel Apart
ments, opposite Post Office. =.
80. -" :. . go Janl-
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Modern, efficiency apartment for
., rent, Pine; Plaza Apartments,
1901 Trurpsn; Avenue, Phone
DIX. .tSt,.-s' = -. iapC7 ~
- -. y. ~ :. t9N--t v
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4 RATES
Rsaula1. Type

Advertisements under this
head will be inserted in The
Citizen at the rate Of &c a word
for. each insertion, but the
minimum charge for the first
Is words or less is soc.
Black Fsce Type
The rate for blackface type
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Two-bedroom apartment. private
sun-porch on the; ocean. All
. the comforts of your own home,
Reasonable seasonal, rental.
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PAYMENT

the
vii
cf
error cua r. 49,
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AmbroSia was the food and
nectar the drink on which the
gods of ancient Greece were sup
posed to feed.
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Cecil carbonell, TOO Duval Street,
). Phone ,1s or 182-W. 49,: :.
/. .,-.< ! =. =. =, jan26-4tx
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194r Fordor Chevrolet, de. luxe.
= Fully equipped, perfect. condi.
ton. Call A. J.; MeEwan, Sea
plane Base, Phone. ,22l.~ after
GAS PM, jan28-6tx
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One bedroom apartment. All util.
! tiles. : 500 month, $35 pei
week.. Phone lt75. Hjan24-tt
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The ancient kingdom of Navar,
re contained areas that are now
pats Of both France and Spain.
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NOTICE

do hereby disclaim any re-
sponsibility for debts contracted
by my wife. Fay Weaver.
JOHN N. WEAVER,
EMF. U.S.N.
.sa- 81.
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Tourist Court Apartments. Elec-
y trio kitchen. Reasonable. Chi.
dren welcomed. Apply 909
: Elizabeth. Street. iahl-tf
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1914 Studebaker,,, Good :. condi-
ton. $495.oO cash, or $500. 90
cash and $195.00 terms. Apply
!. 9l5 Eaton Street. !, jan28-3tx
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Two-bedrooIn home, nicely furn-
:" ished. ( Season~Tental. -, j. :.
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'tYou may write, Vivian Brown
in cate Of this paper about news
Of your own sang.l 49,
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The stutz Hotel. 41o Fleming
Street, has an efficiency apt.
and several sleeping rooms va
cant. Low weekly Or monthly
rates. tt'., . : jan1-tf
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FOR observation-disclosures
AND ROOMS j - q.

Four apartments, rooms and light
housekeeping rooms. SIS to SIS
per week. All William Street.
<. = ljanl-lmox
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(R) Wirephoto

MRS. GEORGETTE BRUcKS eft 81. of Los Angeles.
beating her baby death fit Of
offered herself Superior Judge
Thomas L. Ambrose rgh accepted her offer and formally
ordered sterilization provision for placing probation
epectant mother Mrs. Brucks also offered to
another Donald 20 months old and her unborn child
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-28

Seminole Indian skirts and JAG
kets, Key West Cook Book and
its seasonings, Tarragoh wine,
vinegar and herbs, at the Mar
shall Studio in Telegraph Lane.
@. jan27- 1tx
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Large store. ;2l8 simonton... 35x6o.
4 Reasonable, Phone 6s2, ask for
!! Hy. i, jai1-tf
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oldsmobiIe CONVERTIBLE 1915
Clean, :. mechanically perfect,
guaranteed. ! New top and up.
holstery., Must sell quickly fof
cash, South Wind Motel, 81.
monitor Street, Phone 1882. =
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LOST

eyeglasses. Reward returned to
w. C Camera, Red Lion. Cab
Co. ian28 2tx
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PERSONAL

Swedish massage treatments by
graduate maSseuse. For ap-
pointment, Phone SIS.
ved-fri-mon-tf
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GARDEN AND LAWN
SUPPLIES

Some more of those fine Gladioli
Bulbs from Hughes. Pick your
eolors. Key West Garden and
Lawn Supply Co, $50 Fleming
ST.. Tel. 1919, jan27,tf
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FoA sALE-TREES. FLOWERS.
ROSES AND SHRUBS

Avocado pear trees, palms, GRO
tons. coleus, hibiscus, frangi-
panies, Darling De Noche, Sui
tanas. 1904 Southland Street,
Phone 1049-J. jan28-1tx
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Mail The Citizen to Friends
MISCELLANEOUS

Cleaning and pressing. Bearup's
Dry Cleaning Works, STA Mar
garet Street. jan5-23tX
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FOR SALE-REAL BTATE
- - :. - : - :. = --4 :.
Completely furnished 2-bedroorn
cottage, on nice Handicapped corr
rer, LOT. Price. $4,000. See us,
=. about this. Apartment house,
three apartments, near Truman
Avenue. "A. good investment
buy, Price,. $4,000 for quick
sale. johnson & johnson. :;
u :'...5..<.', =, ianl4-tf
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Hotels, apartment houses. dining
room seating n, business prop
erty on Duval Street. Paul
Boysen. 626 Fleming Street,
Box 303, Key West.
jan27- 12tx
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HELP WANTED-MALE

Young"men willing to work. APP
ply Perez Bros. Bakery.
80. jan21-tf
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FOR sALE--BusiNEss
PLACES ..e...

Motorcycle. Shop for, sale cheap.
Apply, :132 Simonton. Phone
2S7 - jan2+tf
trsS 49, ...... -, ~ g ~. i
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,roA. AENr-HorEL: ROOMS

Overseas Hotel, low rates. Cot
fee. shop, bar. janl-tf
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Tourists, visit the NJ. l. B. Guest
House. Relax on "Sleepmas-
ters". Efficiencies and rooms
reasonable. Eaten and Francis
Streets. Phone l445-W.
! 49, jan27-l0t
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Bartender. Apply Club Mardi
Gras. jan26-4tx
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FOR RENT-HooMS

Lovely double room. in modern
home. Excellent meals, if de-
sired. Apply 3490 Avenue E.
jan28-2tx
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STORAGE

Red Brick Storage Co. Furniture
or commercial. Phone 1893.
jani If
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1948 Custom Club Coupe Dodge,
excellent condition, with all &C
cessories. Phone 627:. ~ r.: r."
- %.'s... .,~.;-- ,-- e r5-.f 'fSs
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ron sALE-4fiANDWAkE

Let's Get Acquainted. Paints and
oil. Lowest prices in Key
West. Make US prove it. Do
herty & Co., 846 Olivia, Phone
1897. jan26-tf
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Choicest residential :, corner : in
Martello Towers, 95 X 100. Close
to County Beach. Terms, For
sale by owner, 1496.M. ,,.."..
-. = Z, $50 : b, jan25-tf
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FOR sALE-UsED CARS
1897 Dodge coupe, $3.50. Phone
1475. r., jan24-tf

One Jeep, with 5 good tires; 1888
Packard, 4-door sedan. radio,
heater new paint; 1897 chey-
rolet,. 2-doer sedan, good. con.
dition, reasonable; 1887 : Ford
convertible. Can be seen at
Tony's' Auto i. Body Shop, sos
Greene. ~ = - iaih24-6t
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OCEAN FRONTAGE FOR SALE
SIX HUNDRED Ff. OCEAN
FRONTAGE. IDEAL FOR pHI-
vATE FISHING CAMP OR
SMALL SUBDIVISION. TEN
MILES FROM KEY WEST.
GOOD DocKAoE. HIGH
LAND. BARGAIN. WRITE
BOX G.W.D. co CITIZEN.
jan25-6tx
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

Want to board my 2l2-year-old
son with nice family so I can
go to work. 302 Southland ST,
Phone 9270. jan27-3tx
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SERVICE AND REPAIRS
EYEGLASSES

Eyes examined. Glasses fitted.
Lenses duplicated. Doctors
prescriptions accurately filled
at 1114B Truman Avenue, DR..
John M. Keiser. jan2S- feb4-2tx
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Mattresses. Apply to hostess, La
Concha Hotel. jan26-3t
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Schult house trailer, IS IT, long,
5000. May, be sene;. at Gulf
Stream: Trailer: Camp, Simon
tontand: Truman Avenue.. Tom
Murphy;Fs q, /. "a ..san.26.4tx
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE
RADIOS e..

Radio repairs, while U-wait. Low
standard prices by catalog. IA
years radio experience in
manufacturing plants. 11l6
Whitehead Street. Telephone
769-M. jan25-l5tx
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Whizzer motor bike. Reasonable.
Apply ,'2os Ann Street Opposite
police ststion1: -. !; f. =, sjan26-stx
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S h:p+ .outboard Sn1otorsH Also }i2
= foot boa. Apply l2f7 Petronia
Street, / ;., =. - ian26-4tx
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sERvIcEs--LAUNDhY
REPAIRS AND SERVICE
PLUMBING

Reliable and efficient plumbing
srvice. Free estimates. Phone
853, A. G. Roberts. jan22-8t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-25
ST. JOHN LUTHERAN
Corner of Adams and Second
John X. Braun, Pastor

Sunday-9:15 a. M, Sunday
school; 1890 a. m., Church serv-
ice. Guest preacher, DR.. Edward
Schramm, of Columbus, Ohio;
10:30 a. M, Nursery; 400 p. M,
Adult Study Group; 1880 p. M,
Religious Movie, "Salt of the
Earth"
Monday-7:30 p. m., Dart Ball;
500 p. M, Daughters Of ST..
John White Elephant party at the
parsonage.
Wednesday-11:00 a. m., Relig-
ious Ed. Glass; 6:45 p. M, Luther
League choir.
Thursday-7:00 p. m., Sunday
school teachers meeting; 500 p.
m., Senior choir.
Saturday--9:00 a. M, Catechet-
ical classes; 1000 a. M, Junior
choir.