davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-18

speaking, in Spanish and English,
and he was very busy, taking
notes, But Gus seems to have the
right ginnlick. He has got tall,
pe4ualul secretary who scoops
up all his notes and deciphers
them and then files them in big
ledger.
l believe it would help me in
many ways !. / could get tall,
beautiful secrtary like Gus has.
Chicago called and Gus talked
to a girl there who is a dancer.
She will be in Key West Wednes-
day night along with other en-
tertainers who make up a brand
new shc'v that opens at the
MARDI GRAS. Gus will be in
Key West Wednesday, too, and he
advised me to make note Of it.
met lot of people who want
ed to relav their regards to La
Raymer.. but / can't remember all
Of them, / remember KEITH
HALL, ire sensational dancer
and BUDDY isSATANsMith whom
l had a long chat. Buddy Satan
looks likfta devil, and even
weafsl d Il tnephistopholic beard.
He is d terrific piano man. with
a style. similar to that of the
great Art Tutum. He can play
with or without notes.
| discovered a note in pair of
old tweeds. while tearing about
looking for the lost column, and
it mentions politics. This is not
political column, but | am in
terested in politics as a voter
Any politician who wants my
vote had better leave me alone.
| can't stand rallies and l do not
want sales talks. l study the
whole thing out, make a few
notes, and then decide who l will
vote for.
Rallies always confuse me as
my favorite generally gets up and
makes some damfool remark that
makes me wonder if l have my
chips down on the right chap.
\ II never tell anyone. for whom
n am voting because one time I
die Just that and a whole lot of
people got mad at me for voting
apsSir1St their how. ~
So this note l found reminds
me toibe sure and vote and.not
to be influenced by otherApeoples'
opinions and not to go about con-
verting other citizens to my way
of thinking. It also reminds me.
to find out who is running in the
next election so l will be able to
make a choice.
/ must make a note to find out
what is going on in this race!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-18

guess I will never amount to
much but that won't surprise
anyone who knows me well.
! am forever doing things wrong.
For example, just now, a scant
few minutes away from deadline
time, l have discovered that | do
not have u column to turn in to
the editor. And that upsets me
as l wrote one. But it has got it,
self lost.
Things are forever turning up
missing for me. 1t is important
to anyone interested in writing
| to jOt down notes. These notes
can be assembled into little note
books and are reputed to come
in mighty handy. Later the note
books can be worked over and
their contents whipped into
shape and the whole dandy re-
suit placed in big scrap book.
The first thing you know you've
got play, or novel or treatise
on Betel-Nut chewing among the
natives.
All names and addresses should
be jotted down and transcribed
into address books, 1t is then
quite simple to rifle through
the pages and ap off a few let
tiers to folks you'd like to b6rr
row money from. .i-s.-..s.-
1t so happens that l made some
notes last week and lost them.
made note to go up to the
BEACHCOMBER and see a
trophy that MR.. DICKS is ex-
hibiting t,'ere "A his jewelry
store. This fine trophy is con-
nected with something or other
the ladies of the B.P.W. are plan
ming. l viii have to see MR.
DICKS and MARY LEE Ora
HAM about this matter as can
not find any Sor, of note at all.
The other evening l drop in at
PERKY LODGE and chat with
CHARLIE BOLERO. He is opera
ting the lodge personally now,
being the sole factotum (what-'
ever that is and he told me a lot
of things ne IS planningsI will
have to either find my notes or
go back. and, see Charlie as | do
not remember what is cooking
out there and besides Twas busy,
slipping my lunch. ~ u
I do know that Terry Sharfu
had to zip up to New York to
make some new recordings.
AS soon as I see Charlie l will
tell you what the latest is out at
Perky Lodge ssst4.
! was in Miami yesterday and
went to see my mother. In the
garage l found an old trunk and
it was just chock full of notes l
had made years ago. There was
an outline for a novel, two radio
shows, and a book full of adj
dresses of people whom can not
remember. There was, note
dated 1946 that reminded me to
call BERT SIMPSONS
BERT SIMPSON happens to be
the Chief of Police of Miami
Beach. l called him anyhow,
even though it seemed silly after
six years. Well Bert said hello
and would / give his regards to
tn e Lady with-the- flower linear
and asked me how the fishing
was. The chief said he was fix
ing to take a few days rest and
that he and his wife would pop
oown to Key West and visit with
US in the near future.
In Miami Beach | stopped in to
chat with GUS DE CASTRO,
who was busy on two telephones
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-18
Professor Seeks
Way To Test
Pin Ball Machines

4 BUFFALO, N. Y. = P9. = A
Cornell University professor,
John Carew, has figured out a
way to beat the pinball ma
hines. He decided he could use
one to demonstrate vegetable
production in his agriculture
school classes. So he asked a
Buffalo city judge, John Kelly
to let him have a condemned PIN
ball machine. The city had con-
fiscated 81 of them, and why not?
Well, it didn't work. Sin is;
sin and the pinball machines will
be destroyed according to law,
Judge Kelly said he had no au-
thority to spare even one of the.
machines from rightful DOOM
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-18
Your Horoscope

tuesday, APRIL 10, 1850
Today endows with rich and
beneficent nature which attracts
many friends. There may be a
little too much love of luxury, a
little too much desire for praise;
but there is a certain tenacity of
purpose and a habit of listening
to advice that generally over
comes difficulties.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-18

Judd Reed
Of
to dfromM
business government religion and education who win address
Eddie Rekenbacker
Air Lines Secretary Of Defense Louis Johnson Paul g Hoffman adj
ulo president Of the General assembly Of the United Nations Con-
r.
clubs throughout they delegates
The
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-18
REDUCING IS DANGEROUS

Women and young girls all over the
nation often lose their sense of balance
on the subject of reduction in weight.
Every one of them who imagines that she
is a few pounds beyond a sylph-like
figure, plans to cut down food in order to
take off the excess.
Well, it is a rather risky process,
ladies. You don't have to take our word
for it, either Consult your own physician.
Few women in Monroe County are
dieticians of sufficient experience to know
how to properly diet themselves. Nine
times out of ten, the careless diets" result
in more fat, or, at least, no reduction, but
are accompanied, it is feared by medical
authorities, with nervous diseases and a
generally-weakened body.
One way to reduce is to take more ex-
ercise. Try that before you cut down too
severely on food. Of course, we know that
most people eat too much and could eli
inmate some poundage by eating properly,
but h.severely reduce to diet is positively
DANGEROUS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-18
AVID READER

I'm going out to buy book"
"A book?"
''Yes, my husband bought me
the most adorable reading lamp
yesterday"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-18

vote your opinion on May 2 Gripping
aftetward is waste of time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-18
MONOGRAPH
Dear Reader:

Dear Reader:
The Citizen publisher and en-
ployees were complimented and graft
fled to have the Smathers daylight
parade halted and have George leave
his automobile and greet us with his
infectious smile, and handshake.
THE ORACLE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-18

Edgar .Kubak, president of
Mutual Broadcasting, born in
Chicago, SIS years ago.
Evening star., 1950-06-02
TIRE BARGAINS

Save on Goodyear. Firestone. Cham
gpTs, plons Y and Goodrich at BURR
Ali sizes in Stock. 3 locations: ''es'
1903 Lee hwy, .Arl., Va. CHI. OO24.
10th and N. irving, All. oW. 744a..
TIREs. I5 used. oyer. over 200 @ e select from.
rIISScGs ISScs 6a5 n st NV. MI. 24o0
ssaessact9ry NE ea yo, reSSnq': AL, Al ;ln sEe,
tires. S6.95. Weekdays, Sun. till E;
free parking ALL SERVICE T1RH
TRACTOR PLoW SALE, hydraulic
type, 2 bottom, "A inch; formerly
BUCK AND CO, $500 Wis. ave. NV,
~ Blandensburg rd. ne.
TRAVEL BOOKS, valuable collection
over 100 yrs old, incl. some col-
lector's items; also medical books,
500 to ls5o. Box 262-G, star.-3
@HS' or E pest lSaH ta'5ais 5sfi sona %s R g.
$3.50, after $50 pm. d
TYPEWRITERs. new and rebuilt;
Sne-Seas s9arantssi ipT,p, terms Our +9th lh
i9si E. caDItol st. st.. s.s6e5:56, - ineIG SHi.
VACUUM CLEANER. tan tank 0typn type. GOOD
condition. Call LA. 6-9404.
VACUUM CLEANERS Closeouts.
Fine cleaners: Electrolux, S22 80;
GE. SIP: Hoover, $40; others.
ha2'' hhsRd cH' safa1sTi 14sSi4 $3.50. 1912 Lee
very old. attributed Guar.
nsrius, rich tone, perfect condition:
WARDROBE AND TABLE - CEDAR
lined, walnut veneer, with 4 deep
drawers. wardrobe; maple-finiSh
dIop-leaf table. Good cond. RE.
WAR SURPLUS-Warehou full,
everything priced TO sell. GICHNER,
2b13 NJ ST. NV, Elk 1927 daily
- Save 500. WestinRs,
house, Laundromat demon, Sl09 .eb;
Bendix. S160.05. l344 H st. ne, Ii.
3-2546.
WASHER: Bendix Economat new; Eo-
ing to Europe. will sacrifice $3.50
or best offer. DU. 1851. -
WASHERS-Brand-n Bendix, Thor,
Maytag and others. See us and
save: Easy terms. LIVINGSTON
APPLIANCE CO.. 4409 s. Capitol
ST, 10 3-5353 a
Evening star., 1950-06-02
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. with public utility,
industrial and real estate expert
ence; desires position with progress
sive organisation; college grad: age
go. married; avail. immed. Lo.
ACctoGUNTANr-M. c. s. degree; will
maintain books Of small business on
part-time basis. AP. 5272.
CRAFTSMAN. 8
yrs. experience in res. and comml.
building. Also rendering and fixture
= deslEnlpg; lIrp 1r Boz Du5,,I Xxx, tn Star
old, exper.. refs. Prefer night work
CERTIFIEED Ed PUBLIC AcCoGNTANT INT.
desires part-time position; avail.
ewes. and sats. BOX 132-K, Star. 81
LAW STUDENT, sr. Gtwn. Univ, 90,
married, desires full-time summer
Job. half-time thereafter. 81. 1928.
MAN desires change, experienced
bookkeeping-accounting, public rela-
tions, conn. work. Box 133-K. star.
MAN, colored, desires fYe or day
wk. as driver or handy man around
groc, or dept: store; D. C. permit.
Good refs. FIR. 5593.
PAPERHANGING and painting. By
Sciy tCooOAAdDlC. S4N. cOS1s
STUDENT SEEKING summer situa-
ton, 25. years college, English
major LA. 6-7314. 3s
YOUNG MAN, coiored. wishes part:
time work, pm. to IL mid. Call
or write, 3767 Grant st. ne.
YOUNG MAN, colored, desires TO OBJ
tain job in retail bake shop; 3 yrs.
experience; TR. 5000. a.
GOOD FOOD and bev. man, club
steward maitred': pleasing app; any
resp. position. EN-. 1925. A.
FORMER U. s. INTERNAL REVENUE
agent will accept several accounts
from small business, maintain books,
tag returns; IA; 81 l4o3. o. -
position as hotel desk clerk, ex-
perienced. JE. 3-8348. 4
FIRST YEAR MEDICAL STUDENT
wants full-time, summer work. Will
consider anything. 5 years college.
Call JERRY, DE. 7641.
FORMER INTERNAL REVENUE agent
desires part-time audit. accounting
and tax advice. Box 159-K, Star. 81
Evening star., 1950-06-02
ALPERSTEIN'S
1920 7th ST. NV.
MA. s559.


WASHING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Laundromat. 5000. Also OE fat-
plate ironer: Sl72, HU. 5g1s. =.
WASHING MACHINE, Maytag. in
operating condition; SO. WI ] 100.
WASHING MACHINE, 3-yeaI- Easy
spindrier; 500 or best offer. CHI.
WASHING MACHINE. Bendix. auto
matte, $50. 33l Emerson st. NV
WASHING MACHINE-Used electric,
In good condition: S3S. Call OW.
544S.
WASHING MACHINE, Maytag wrinssr
with pump. good condition; $35 Cali
WASHING MACHINE, wringer. ABc;
In good condition: S35 or best offer.
OW: $3.50 after y pm. -3
WASHING MACHINES. 4Oss disc on
all floor models: last years models
slashed Easy terms Open ewes.
I'll o; ROYAL APPLIANCE Co.
waTERs ,sI siesS,i enoirR sss ,s ,s, ~. 10 1000.
guar; we install: lie plumbers and
electrieians, JOHN @. WEBSTER
CO.; since 1912, e27 ? ct. NV ST.
wATTER HEATERS. used. sale. 70,
So-yaka;ah yHkahsfi5ESRP i5SP c sl6i i,1g guar :, joHN
DUNCAN PHYFE dining table. buffet
and chairs, like new. 500; glider
ana porch furn.; also misc. items.
n. LINCOLN. beautiful new maaso-
leunl. crypts in sold-out sec:
Ego under selling price. 81.
Evening star., 1950-06-02
hElp DOMESTIC

COOK and general houseworker.
Must be experienced and have good
local references. Only 2 adults in
family. Live in or out; 6-day week,
tween 2 and 8 Pm. Or $500 or
CooK-G.H.w.. exper., local refs; 6
in family; live in; NV. sec; up
stairs rm.; Sl25 mo. EN-. 4s13.
COOK-G.H.w., seIf-sufacient woman.
for country summer. weekday OF
in Wash. Box 5O-J. Star 4
COOK AND H0USEKEEPER, white,
for family Of 3 adults; live in; is
mi. from Wash. Marlboro 3517;
G.H.w., fond of children. exper.,
ssss' sss wR, RaIfay "a $50 Sa siseD-'n nlsat'
GIRL to do general nousework and
care of small baby; health card and
refs req; apply before IL. 57o5
HoGsEkEEPER. Estss ili hiT take care Of One
RIA. 1897 for interview.
Observation-Disclosures in. 5l2-
day week: every Sunday of; S22 so
week; fond Of children. UN. 1927.
MAID, between 80 and 40: g.h.w.
and laundry; must be fond of
children; city refs. read. AK. 4265.
3
MAID, to live in country; g.h.w,
cook. Two in family. Prefer middle
aged woman. Salary open: health
card. Call MRS. RILEY. Ma. S473.
Mon. June 5, between l and 8 pm.
MOTHERS HELPER-Clean, depend
able, Mon. Fri. Sat, 10-4: SO and
carfare; Hyatts. area. UN. O495.-3
WOMEN to live in for motherless
home. Father. adult son and child 3.
REFINED, SETTLED WOMAN to
keep house for working couple; all
modern, good home for right per-
son. Live in, small salary. Box
1861, Star, 4
Evening star., 1950-06-02
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER, 3 years exp, would
like TO- change Jobs. Call AK. 5649
after 6 pm. .
GRADUATE practical nurse, colored,
wishes job on convalescent or ma
TRl tsEntlE fsesa case Avail for day G4 d94ty.
NURSE, practical, desires care Of
lady bed patient; best references.
PR2cT1caL NURSE. colored, wishes
day or night duty, maternity cases
or Invalid patient. Refs. NO. 673S.
PRACTICAL NURSE desires work;
will book maternity cases, best of
references. TU. 1924
SECRETARY. experienced, desires
typing at home; manuscript pre-
ferred. Call OV. 1896. 2"
SECRETARY desires work in eve
nings or full time assisting public
stenographer or author. Take dicta-
tion at 165 w.p.m. Box 160-K, Star.
TYPING WANTED - Envelope ad-
dressing, inserting, done at home;
will pick UP and deliver. GE. 22S1.
YOUNG LADY desires work in doc
tors .offlce; hospital trained, office
ExPERIENCES GIRL desires job.
and sandwich. TW. 1880.
Evening star., 1950-06-02
HElP WokAEk

dood pay: pleas: work. cond. LUNA
saik4 sk4Hs Fsass leSs osEk44oRs LIZ 4 a. exp
4aS SpSy ssGd sTE psy; SAEN Esis rfss nsusY sHegs
SIX FikIsHiEk. ezDer. nec.; steady
bsoNAEE fSe sssiEz fe V1LEf. Rsf as1a eoRn ee1Ry
six six niT tTS,sHrko AR 1000; e.n.r,ene.s oS,,;
n.et % 3o6. Dessa1fL eaHLUM g "VsIi cLEENnRs, Hs1Rs
223 Riggs I'd. ne. GE. 666s. 4
SOLICITOR, experienced person for
htgh-class photographers; must know
the city. TO contact for weddings.
BROWN-SUAREZ, 1928 Conn. ave.
Phone for an appointment, MI.
sTENoGRAPHER for medical labora-
tory: s226 per mo; oppor. for ad-
STENOGRAPHER; capable; SO hours,
tai plan; air conditioned offices; $50
per vk. Call WI. 1922 -5
STEN0GRAPHER- SECRETARY, must
be exper.. between ages of 23 and
so, general ONCE work; 5-day wk.;
real estate ONCE; hours $50 to 8;
local refs. req. Call Ma. $500, MR..
sWfTTccHBoARD OPERATOR, typist.
must must Be accurate. Apply $50 Up
TAiLoRiEss, experienced on mems
clothing. LrvINGsToNs. 906 9TH
TEACHER for kindergarten and nurs-
sEy; so. zdas. E1ta musical ability Post Once
TEAcHHR, part time, for nursery
6fe,cD 6Er1e,ep' so, 3 to 2ode J; Chevy Chase. Post
TxRREsHIMS TxIRRHIMs6Sd Sday5 1o wk f6ass s49 9tS Ssly 4
TYPIST, good salary. permanent po-
ING CO., 703 7th st. NV. IS
TYPIsT. between ,1s and 35: As
wp.m.; 6-day week. Permanent DO
st,on stbon; Gro Group hosp bepefits eg Hgh7 gh;
TYPIST, clerical work. under 30 yrs.
OF age, for mortgage banking firm;
type approx. 80 wds. minute: able
to work alone after training; as
idsa1 sistns ka.Ep in Of mSEtgase
tion and other dement's; prefer one
Intelligent beginner will be CON
sidered; no phone calls please. See
WAITRESS. white, exper. not neces-
sary; $50 wk. salary plus tips, room
W4It. Snd 6Cs1d oEk At stssay aad 6s|sSs
Rectory, Va, or call Garrisonville
wAiFfREss. experienced; good salary
and tips. VILLAGE GRILL, l7l3
Wilson blvd. Arlington. GIL. 44s7s.
wARrREss-e-dsy wk.; $50 mo;
II meals s-os4i. sad tips no beer Call
WAITRESS, white, experience not
nee. Apply at once, GLEN ECHO
PARK RESTAURANT, WI. 1888.
WAITRESS, white, neat and attrac-
tive; excellent working conditions;
good salary and tips. Call in per-
son, between 2 and 8 pm. CAPT.
TOMS BAR & GRILL, 1907 H
WAITRESS, exper. on food and liquor;
nightwork; excel. earnings. Apply
Rhode Island ave. ne.
WAITRESS WANTED, exper., night
work. Inquire BROWNLEY'S GRILL,
2134 Pa. ave. NV. 3
MATTRESSES, white; over 21, day or
night shift; salary plus tips. SPEC
and Pm, 81. 1882. q
service. / counter girl. Apply 531
NO. Wash. st., Falls Church, Va.
WvATTRiassEss, v experienced in Kosher
foods; good tips. NO. 1888. .
Evening star., 1950-06-02
MOTOR TRAVEL
DRIVING NEW MEXICO June in

DRIVING NEW MEXICO June 3 in
40 "9S" Olds. conv; would take 3
passengers. Call TR. 96e7. evenings.
ONE RDER-Leaving for California
June 14th. share driving and ex-
penses, references. DU. 1889. eve
CHICAGO. ILL, or Benton Harbor.
Mich. leaving June 8. want / or 2
passengers. need driver; refs. ex-
changed. MI. 0989. 3s
DRIVING TO WASHINGTON state
June 8; four-week trip via Yellow
stone; room for two on share-ex-
300. Ext. S12S5. %
DRIVING to Seattle. June 8; take
two; share expense. Phone TIE.
7166 after $50 pm.
DRIVING MIDWEST, Sunday: two
passengers; share expense and driv-
ing. Telephone Dupont 1000, Room
LEAVING FOR DENVER, via Mem
phis. about June 9. PONTIAC 8 Sc
1888 or 10. $4,000. Ext. Is. A.
ONE OR TWO passengers desired to
Dayton. Ohio; leaving Saturday
morning. June 3. HI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1950-06-02
MISCELLANEOUS FoR sAIl
RESTAURANT EQIrIpNGENT

RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT
orator. less compressor. sfSO; An
derScn Hot Point &0-pound French
fryer, SIS, Colt-AutosAn model
R-Sw e-tank dishNA$hins machine.
also. u. FRANK 4 SON. 47s { 81.
NV, Ex SOFA,
RUG, Wilton velvet, s #, by 10 ft.
cal ia 4so7.
| RUG. axI2, rose, best quality. eond.
$50. buffet, nah. Chtppendale, $50:
pinEpong table and set SEQ. Sim-
portable iroaer, SIS, diSaxashsgr..
sander and motor, $50; oihsr items.
4So4 overoroek rd, BrookdAie.
NJ, SRissr rd. and western NwJ
kuGs, imported: Persian. or,sn,ai
seed wearing: sxis SSs.S0: ssiI.
SsyS 81 Se; ,,s sthss SI,r,s s,iss .sEopsf priced
SADDLE SALE. western and Ensitsh
msSked : a "a, SEARS kossuSx kSsi nS
AND CO. $500 Wis ave. nN
cost $500, win sell for $3.50 OF
best ofier. EN-, $500. -3
SEWING MACHINES-Reeuilt Singer.
portable. SaA so, Discount on new
repalr--elecirity NE, SEWING Ma
CHINE 1915 II st. ne. TR, 6s4l.
SEWING MACHINE. lovely treadle.
So. attr. new portshles, $6a rent
ais al5 10th 81 NV tx 6S44 Ss
SEWING MACHINES-ThiS week only.
ss4 s.; aS sinssf Feather Pes iS stSf vi PORT. PorE
SEWING Zee piH MacHiiNHEs't t''' Oarsain,; H
treadles, $3.50; portable. SS1 sd;
consoles. Repair specialists, .llo
siWISG MACHiNIs. Sinser .leeITtss,
sale or rent, We also eleetrity all
makes sewinG machines. Open sSeA.
STOP IAN st NV. co. 1921
sSa'nm,n' SS,y *, .Ss Salk,in ag.. 'GO!sF SSn;r &
SNOWFALL AACHINEs-snoxmas.
ter. the only automatic SNOWFALL ma
cHAs. Zee paIiNskY. paSfmiSsskSsS.''iS 1881 ''sniS sstS
st NV, AID. 7ol8.
SOFA BED with inner-SprinS mat
trsSS: in sood condition. barSain for
quick sale, ia. 0725 a
bed! BeautyreSt highest Grade, bros
sasrinee, $50, Cali HU sIg7. IS
toned. guaranteed. So. so UNITED
sTT9YPPEEwRlTER co Rh li77
in good condition; gxlS Wilton rus.
pr. velour portiere. mulberry and
Green, OF, S4O6. 4
STUDIO COUCH, makes 2, $40;
dTsRsrs apsRs dp Tm taeis Ne shsst q
sWIMMiNG PooI FoRIs. IN in sec s
| tions' build your own pool, plAna
avail CHI. 6s6S. "A
TELEVIsI0N-New 1850 models; bet.
ter merchandise for less; cash tor
@ sys snsEl - ys'SS5 WoopaooR SRs6 fIsF, SF,
TELEVlSIoN, 1850 models; brand
regular $3.50; sale. SAYS Also new
SOS. sale. S4s5. Other .I good iesusa BUYS.
AZ AScE $50. So. 400 s, Capitol st.
TELEvIsioN-Bis discounts; 1850
Ev1SIoN, ,5s04 No. Wash, blvd,
Ar kE 3-6lss. IS
rEasyIs,oN nos.l vTa MG,oTSs Golden y:x.
b, sssrsSSin; rS; GAN L0gan 3-S4l7 2s'
set practically new; can be pur-
chased by completing the payments
OF 81 a month Cali AP. 3332. q
TELEyiSION-New 1880 model Phil.
CO l8-in, console $500 model. $3.50,
STAR RADIO, 400 lith ST, NV.
TELEtlSION-Floor samples at re-
duced prices, some at wholesale;
good makes, JORDAN PIANO CO,
TELEVisION-Some 1850 models a,
biR discounts; cash or terms. . years
to pay. Call 10 2-llS7 for free
home demonstration. Z. J READ
& SONS. 30l4 Nichols ave. sc.
Opeh I'd Q pm.
Evening star., 1950-06-02
TELEvIsIoN REPAIRS

ARLINGTON AREA--Fast. depend
able service; all makes; reas. rates.
WESTOVER TELEVISION. KE.
3-6ISS. -5
SUPERIOR TV INSTALLATION and
service; 1st and End year contacts;
night and Sunday service. FA.
GLOVER PK.-Home calls; all makes
Open ewes. EN-. 4122. ELECTRONIC
SERVICES, INC, 2216 Wis. ave.
DEPENDABLE SERVICE by the most
experience technicians. LEESE
ELECTRICAL APPL. CO., conn. and
Macomb st. Call WO. 8006. -
Evening star., 1950-06-02
INSTRUCTION COURSES

MODEM TRAINING IN beauty cul-
ture. all subjects taught Approved
by Government for CT training. day
and evening classes WAR FLYNN
BEAUTY COLLEGE 1910 q ct nv
AUTOMOBILE DRIVING LESSONS in
dual-controlled cars. by professional
Instructor. Cali DE. 5000. Monday
EARN Your DIPLOMA at home in
spare time; high school, business,
engineering; 400 other courses, /.
c. s.. 210 Bond Bldg. ME. S166.
ENGLISH AND, FRENCH LESSONS
Advice about writing. grammar, gn,
Sorbonne grad. AID. 300, Ext. 226.
NEW CLASSES IN SHORTHAND.
typing, bookkeeping, comptometer,
P;B;x.. court reporting. BOYD
SCHOOL, 1911 G st. NV. Ma. 2340.
COURT REPORTING, S120: 200
w;p.m;; Gregg; Pittman: Boyd and
I Glasses. .SSusS; BOYD couRT REPoRT- eeTs
ING CLASS, 700 18th. cor. G.
MA, 1.S4D