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Audience BIZ jOys
Inspiring Concert
OF Organ Music

The third recital in series OF
beautiful and inspiring organ music
was heard at Saint Paul's Church
on Tuesday evening with Charles
r. Roberts and Billy Reherts at
the organ console.
The concert began witt ~ Ro-
ferts' Playing Of the ma 80 Che
rale, 20 Haupt Vol Blut gVun-
den, by the master class hist j.. S.
Bach, followed by RobSt aSchu-
|mann's deeply expressive and col
orful .Trsumerei'' and ontfnuine
with the lovely and S)lnting
strains Of Schubert's Gfsal
''Serenade" and Jean Sih[ & ma
nificent symphonic ton poem
"Finlandia.
Part Two Of the organ program
was played by Billy Roberts, who
rendered Prayer. by Armstrong,
and '.Andante in G. by Suits, two
very appealing melodic gems by
prominent modern composers OF
fine music. His third selection was
an effective organ arrangement OF
the fayroite hymn by GLADDEN.
Smith, 20 Master Let Me- Walk
With Thee e ~
The third part Of the greatly en-
j0yed organ program continued
with Charles r. Roberts again at
the console, playing Godard's sere-
ne and meritorious "Berceuse"
from the Opera "Jocelyn.'' Ethel
bert Nevin's lovely, descriptive
"Canz0ne Amorosa. from the fam
Gus Day in Venice Suite, and con-
Guiding with the magnificent Lar.
60" ty the inimitable George
Friedrich Handel.
A large and appreciative audi
ence Of attentive music lovers en-
joyed Tuesdays recital, and a cor
dial invitation is extended to the
general public to. attend the fourth
and final organ retail insthe Len
ten Series, scheduled for prcsenfat
tioA by Mr. Roberts ON Tuesday
evening, April 9Th, at 1850 I'M. 1if
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L<iuuitof, WIS <<ft<t txUu
One of the high ie6zEs of the
evening was the src1<1ing of a
letter from Nav WOLF Besearch
Consultant of Columt Univer-
sity. MIR. Wolf stated stheir in
terest in the Junior voman's
Club project of gcftingza youth
center started in Key Xnst
Their primary interege was the
manner in which the prn3ect was
brought about and asIeed for
even more detailed Imagination.
Much of the informal request
ed is about Key West zitself, its
population and the Willingness
of the community as . whole, to
help in such a project
The report on sBuild1 Freedom
with Youth" was sent inby Mrs.
Edgar Whiting. and 4he scrap
book was assembled 10y Mrs.
Winston Jones. The enter is
now in operation at ther< Wesley
House on Varela street.. Many
plans have been made for the
center in the future. The only
requirement is that the person
have their parents consent to be-
come a member. And to, be with
in the age limit.
Tentative plans were discussed
concerning the coming basket
tall game with the JayShees. The
two teams will be made from
members Of the organizations.
Delegatxs were chosen for the
Federation of Woman's Clubs
convention. to be held in Jack
sonville. April IA through the
18th. Those chosen were Mrs.
Winston Jones and Mrs. A. T.
Sjursen, Jr. Guest speaker at the
convention will be Her Majesty
Queen Wilhelmina of the Neither
lands.
Joint installation will be held
with the Senior Woman's Club
late in April. Installing officer
will be Mrs. William Warren.
Committee in charge Of installa.
ton Is Mrs. Joe Scadloek. and
Mrs. Adolph Lastres.
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audubon Film,
FOIIOaOs Trail
To arctic Circle

Penetrating into the. strange
and beautiful land of Canada
North" Bert Harwell, National
Audubon Society photographer,
filmed plants. birds, scenes and
wildfl0wers, beginning with buff
falo and elk at Riding Mountain
Park near Winnipeg and follow
ing trail north. that onded at
Aklavik lin the Mackenzie River
delta north Of thes Arctic Circle.
Appearing at Key West High
School Auditorium at 8 O'Clock
Monday night as the last speaker
of this seasons Audubon Screen
Tours. Harwell presents these
beautiful movies in color, show
ing the Arctic summer in the
unusual and lovely land of
Canada North"
Harwell presented COM
panion film Canada West" to; d
Key West audience three years
ago. Many viii remember his
entertaining bird notes and
whistling to his own piano ac-
compartment.
Another version of the color
|film entitled sAdsentirts III Ma
ture" viii Y be shQlYR. hXsMr.I Har;,
we'll at Truman School at 2
o'clock Monday for school chiIy
drcn. 80,
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WEDNESDAY, April 81
Luncheon, Naval Station Officers
Wives at Casa Msrins. 1870
PM ~ w
Meeting, Scottish Rite Bodies,
Scottish Rite Tcmple, 3 pm.
Meeting, Amcrican I1psiSn. Ar,
hur Sawyer Post No. q, Post
Home. Stock Island. Z pm.
Meeting. Monroe General Hos.
pital Auxiliary, hospital, 3 pm.
Meeting, Junior Debs, Woman's
Club. 7:30 pm.
Luncheon, ] pm. Fleet Training
Group Officers Wives Club,
Echoasis. cocktails at 1915.
FAWTU owe, coffee, Aero
palms, 10 am.
Ladies Day Golf Tournament, X.
w. Golf Course, 8 am.
Meeting, Junior Ch. Commerce,
clubhouse, . pm.
Key West Duplicate Bridge As
sociation, Coral Room, Over.
seas hotel, 7.ls pm.
Meeting. Island City Navy Wives
Club No. g. Bldg. l7s, N. s.,
1880 am.
THURSDAY, APRIL To-
Meeting. Ladies Auxiliary, v,
r. w. Post 3sl1, WV home. I
pm.
Meeting. Jay Shoes. Jaycee club
house. 7:3o pm.
Meeting, Ladies Auxiliary, Art
bur Sawyer Unit -. Post home,
SPIN.
Meeting, DIR. Felix varcla Lodge
No. g.. Cuban Masonic Lodge,
8 pm.
Meeting. Dadics Auxiliary Fleet
Reserve Association. ciubroms,
$50 pm.
Busy Bee Club. . pm.
Gray Ladies Corps. coffee. II
am.
Meeting. Room Representatives
Of Jr, ST. II. S. PTA, school,
SPIN.
Meeting. Ladies Aid Grace Luth'
Gran church. s pm.
Art classes for adults ,Ncsi
Martello Gallery. So pm
Meeting. Monrce County Hosps-
tai Womau's Aux. Sewing
group, at hospital. : pm.
Luncheon. Rotary Club, s.. Paul ]
Parish Hall, i2:i5 pm.
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MAIDS NIGHT OUT
~ "poT.
~eucLES IN THE AFTER
NOON" a. fine Strand Theatre.

NOON" a. the Strand Theatre.
II anyone thinks the War Be-
tween the States was ever in 1865.
they viii change their minds and
history by seeing the rash CT recent
frontier movies with plots that re-
volve around the huh and the hub
bub of life en- the not-so-quiet-West-
ern-Front in America in the 1870's.
Twice within the past ten days, I
have seen films which have hang.
overs. from this turbulent period.
/. with the characters who fought
In the Civil War continuing various
feuds long after the North and the
South had ceased firing on legiti-
mate battle lines. The other cine
ma offering was Port Defiance. !"
Now comes the screen adapta-
ton of the novel "Bugles by
Ernest Haycox. The villain is Hugh
Marlowe who once fought a duel
with Ray Milland in their regiment
in the East. Milland was stripped
of his captains rank as a result
but re-enlists out west and is made
three-sfripe sergeant. Unfortu-
rlately, the topdog Of the fort is his
old enemy overwhelmingly,
let the blows fall where they may.
And they fall fast and furiously and
continuously between the two men.
En- route to the point Of no re-
turn, Milland protects red-curled
damsel, Helena Carter, who is a
passenger with him in the same
Stagecoach. She likes him, and of
course she also likes his sworn-ri-
val; SO that adds fuel to the fued.
The Sioux Indians enter into the
fracas with frequence. There's a
long distance and smudgcd' view of
the Custer massacre at Big Horn
and skirmishes all over the plains,
plus rows behind the scenes in the
regiment. Midland has to prove his
fighting qualities by licking Forrest
Tucker In a bout Of fisticuffs. and
that wins over the respect Of the
Irishman and his loyalty. There's
one scene in which Tucker. sings to
himself as band Of copperskins
sneak up on him while he covers
the retreat Of Milland over the
ridge to safety. Rucker has alrea-
,dy been given q fatal wound and
dies just tefore the Indians get to
him. The only trouble with the
singing was ridiculous thought
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which kept running through my
mind. | wondered IL he might
break into a parody, Sweet 81
oux. " -
The film is in magnificent color
and is surcsfire excitement even
though the plot has BEEN busted off
more than once and put back into
action with the repeating cracklc
of an cSd-fashioned Gattling gun.
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One things for sure when
you have = LOT Of pretty SUM
mss pastel dresses. HE average
of VI. cant afford . pair Of
klo& 10 Km1kch each one. but
while u pretty and smart look
ing with anything.
That's why you'll find dcs-
ems and dozens OF styles In
white ON the Pic'M shoe store
shelves.
/. We were in yesterday and u
would be difficult even for the
sverY perverss female mind 1.-THE
men ssYl 10 shop ~ PieM and
not - pleased. Whatever the
occssion. sine. style or color
pieM Store has them. I'VE still
Ike Mhite.) AL the famous
makes and 1t prices starting d
si.ss. Don.t ssY We didn't tell
you.
Il r. 4
Excerpts from a cocktail nap
kin: a tcsst 10 beautiful Women
They can GET anything but /
mans point d view,
= & II
The name on the label ssYs
~Johpnv Lee-. but ia The gun.
ninssst dress rye seen and
Just right for ~Cindy Lou
In case You are thinking my
mind is wandering again -
I'm going on about . beautiful
iiiils dress ! saw at Ideal Toss
that Is really gliding ihe lilly.
Made Of Charfyeuse krisksy'
or CiopaY. coiion- il has q dea-
bio circle skirt with Us own
crssrdY pssiicost sewed In.
and lovely lace trim. II comes
In pink too.
] also mustn't neglect to tell
ycu Of the ether beauties In
. bsesacasshs sheess and prints.
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BRIDGE NOTES

The Key West Duplicate Bridge
association enjoyed the weekly
tournament held each Wednesday
at the Coral Room Of the Overseas
Hotel with several tables Of bridge
In play.
Toppers OF this week were Mrs.
Kathryn Lave and Mrs. Wales
Bcnharn.
Secohd place was captured BY
Capt. and Mrs. c,R. Reagan.
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browns In Canal

MIAMI IN - John Cowan, {.
drowned in a canal behind his
home last September.
Wednesday his brother, william
Lowell Cowan. 10. drowned in .
rockpit several blocks from his
homo.
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Mrs. Ida Gellrich, Mrs. Aquilino
Lopez, j. ]. Rikeman and Mrs.
Edna Miller.
The long roster Of those at the
show included members and then
guests: DR.. and Mrs. Harold Reil-
ly, Mrs. Jeanne Taylor. Mrs. Wal
lace Kirke. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Nc
Andrews, the Rev. and Mrs. Ralph
Rogers, Brig. Gen. James Jones.
USMC, tret,) Nancy Jones, Lcdr.
Jesse ID. Hodge, Miss Dorothy Ray
mers LIS asline Roghc, Miss Jean
nix. Porter Kirkes Miss Caroline
Randolph Kirke., Mrs. ~ r. New
TOM Gen. Gerald Dillon, DR.. viii
liam Hart. Miss Jane Porter, Mrs.
Nellie Weymouth, Mrs Francoisc
Weymouth, Artist Gerald Lcake,
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Winter, DR..
and Mrs. c.kM. Miller, Mrs. Alice
MAYNARD, l1ss,. L. 10. Heinz. Mrs.
Bfuee Brldleyf Mrs. Thomas Caro-,
Mrs Mar bret Pritchard. Mrs. Lee
Aibekt krzA Sue Tynes. comdr.
Parmalee, Mrs. Edna Miller, Mrs.
Yvonne Baughman, Mrs. J. Edgar
Willing, and others.
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Jr. Wonan,s Club Elects OffiicerssssI
Mrs. A. r. Siursesa Named PreSix11nt

The Key West Junior Womans Club held its
"Wednesday in the cubroons at the Woma Duva
street Mrs A. T. Sjursen elected ahe fol-
lowing elected for office.
s Vice President Miss Virginia Whitlarsh End ye Pres
Mrs Ray Schoneck
oran Mrs Buck Sawyer Parliamentasian Mrs pan L2an and
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the poodle cuss On the slick
chicks st ponsld'k
r = =
We lost our list OF wha hcppen
On what day. and now VIC dca'i
even know what day this Is the
anniversary Of - even. It's prob
ably be Kind 20 your mosher-sn-
law week or something. Vel.
seeing rs how that Is the slate Of
affairs in shop hopping ioxn. We
hereby proclaim all next week
Easter shopping week. and wed
slIge like - help. II thea,
JaxoE---aav.
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|1khaD,l HN(ElpYlIS,;l
!. Thof6 II i5j) VIZ f1R ted Win me
Keys ana 0epeoS n aiaD mel on
Tie Keys ssxerc = hrs -tmes visi-
tors sFaafa Sandef ford Of NASH
wis Tenn. and phn Thompson
|Uf Monfg omery Ala, guests of
Fred Green at a barbecue held
by the kower~ lEeys~-R EopRrtyL
Qwnery Association at HtalevQn
Beach. Big Pine Key, last SUD-
4 Both df H,ea Navy men they
Fale attending the Sonar School
here. Green, a writer, used to
write a fishing news column for
The Citizen and uses the by-line'
.s0LD Man Green
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] Your lovely sprinstime a.
BILE this Easter Sunday will
look 10 much lovelier il You
set II in Tudor Plate. Better
yet. during ihsir special Spring
Offer. you save $40 on = set
and receive with II eight iced
drink spoons. eight iced bev-
erase glasses and an anfi-tarn.
ish chest. AL this on the 81
piece services for eight. and all
for s<s.ss. II Is available In
three lovely patterns. Bridal
Wreath. Sweet Briar. and Fan.
fasY.
Beachccmher Jewellers has
the Tudor Plate by Oneida
Community Siiversmiths. and
Mrs. Dickson also pointed out
10. me that u would make .
lovely wedding GIFT. srsdua-
ton gift. or just . special treat
for yourself. Extra silver al the
places Of wear too. it's . real
bur.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-04
ssWhht ~ littls girls made Oft
s. ou66x and Spies. and sverY-
1tinS nies --
sie6tt1 NTH lrecks from Hu-
=. a 49, 1910 j


~ written obouf = garI ~ :
.dipuya sa6 sweet little dress.
3he ones I saw q Rubin Ap-
l - sss sas
11aiuriau sxquisiis dssail ~
t6uses disesiminotin9 women
kncsw Ind shop for.
cettona. linens, lace and
shSsSs. All 70 maks ihs girls
tStooits thsA sugar and more
Sxnting than Apics.
& 4
III you are bored with fish =
and I know am. try this on your
fresh tomatoes: fry or poach an
cgg as perfect as YOU can for
looks end set each one on ?
good thick slice Of tomato sprin-
Killed. with basil which are placed
on fitted rounds Of buttcred toast
spread with anchovy paste or lit
tic round Portuguese sardines.
This ought. 10 solve at least one
luncheon problem come next
A.
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i 80 ~ 4ss fpVos "a -
! Ideal.
4 i 4
/ heard one that really takes
the cake in the thrift class -
think - II concerns the house,
wife who bought $500 worth a
air mail stamps the day before
they went up to s cents, and also
wasn't caught mapping when
| they lacked postals up to 2 cents.
She bought up enough Of the
onc-centers to last her all year.
So all right, maybe ] am extra
lvagant!
= 4
You and ] aren't the only
shoppers ia this town. The gals
af Mar-Ed have been very
busy u II toe. and . We 80 to
press. Ill the extra special
| dresses. hats. baes. blouses and
lovsly fhinas you e<poe4 70 So
thore. will have ARRIVED.
50 - ~ ~ lnto1k An Eas-
| AZ iinsrY, = iaet AN of the
sriddls. Mar-Ed i the place TO
shop.
4 4 =
4 More often than not, its great
fun to reduce the overhaul in
the wardrobe department, and
fashion these days gives US every
opportunity. We all have q few
IFS like, III ] had more time :
| or IF / had more money" I'd al
ways look well turned out and
have the right thing to wear.
But since time has telescoped
around our shoulders and dollars
have shrunk to fractional sizes in
our pocketbooks. those IFS aren't
only out Of date, they are out OF
style too. So let's have fun with
| the overhead!
It's better TO concentrate on
Ione outfit that takes the place
Iof two or three 70 save hours,
dollars and nerves. yonll need a
basic color scheme first Of all. a
Idinner skirt perhaps that you
wear for years WITH different
TOPS Ks good start. And don't
forget thu virtue Of u p jacket
dress as bere as you like Ntlder-
MEATH covered up for day. Moth
Ind III more Versatile. or abcttcr
|<fiS preverter.
Cultivate Fabrics toos Those
which arcnt confined 20 one sea-
son alopc. lightweight jerseys
that win stay at home or travel.
Silk or rayon shantungs and
|failles, and by an means. cottons
which look Ike cotton. cottons
that look. like tweed Rayons that
look like flannel and rayons that
look like something else again.
Build into your wardrobe ana
you'll be building on a twelve
month plan. II works!
Then keep on adding to your
collection OF small things to wear
again and again with different
clothes. Really good artificial
flowers lroscs this spring. chif-
fon handkcrchiefs in your favor
tic colors, striped cotton or
chamois gloves TO supplement
your white ones, yelling BAN
deaux and hats that are nothing
more than = pique bow or 9
, wreath Of leaves And now for
the big secret it can all be
found in Key West Let's SO
shopping.
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Mrs p. j. Ross Wins First Prize
With Still Life Study At WOrkshOn -

over 100 members and their
house at Mobiles Workshop Truman Tuesday
Judges awarded first prize to Mrs Ross orai still
life in oil Miss Joan against
rich dape given prize Honorable mention went to
Nellie Weymouth for another still life in oil. s2sss
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Meeting, Key West Amateur Ra.
do Club. National Guard Ar
mcry, 1880 pm.
Meeting. knights Of Pythias.
Pythian Hall, 728 Fleming
ST.. 8 pm.
Meeting, Alcoholics AnOny-
NOUS, First Presbyterian
Church, 3 =. m.
Meeting, Junior Dcbs, WOman's
club. 7:30 pm.
d Meeting, American Legion Arth.
|, ur Sawyer Post No. q, Stock
island Post home 8 p.m.
Meeting, Scottish Rite Bodies.
Scottish Rifc Temple, B 3. n.
" Meeting MQnrpe General Hospi-
tel Aux. hospllSl 5 pm.
SATURDAY, APRIL s.
Art classes for children, 2 TO 1
pm, patio u West Martells
Gallery, County Beach.
rls
MONDAY, APRIL, T.
Handicraft special interest group
Officers Wives, at otrs. RI
Naval Station. 7:3o pm.
Joint meeting Of W. S. C. S.
Circles Of the First Methodist
Church, parsonage, 1880 an,
luncheon At noon.
Meeting. Key West Temple No.
20, Pythian sisters, Knights 81
Pythias Hall on Fleming st.,
7:30 pm.
Meeting, WMU. First Baptis,
Church. 7:30 pm. ~
Meeting, Key West Minister.al
Association IN morning ] 81
! Meeting. Wonen:s Auxiliary, ST.
Pauls Episcopal Church, Par.
ish Hall, 8 pm.
Il Meeting, executive board Poiu
ciana r Ia, 3 p m, home Of
David McDaniels. 1870 Olivia
street.
Final Audubon Screen Tour color
film, Canada North at Key
West High School, 8 pm.
TUESDAY. APRIL e.
Meeting. Circle I, Women Oi
First Presbyterian Church. Z
pm. home Of Mrs Jsmcs Gam
bic, 67-2 Poinciana.
Meeting. Truman Elementary r,
TIA at school, 7:3O pm.
Coffee. xii Officers Wives
club, Aer0palms, 10 am.
/. Meeting Harris School P.T.A 1
pm.
'ss4feefins, e0athefi1Asest PistdI
and Rifle Club. Legion Homo,
Stock Island, : pm. ...ss.
Meeting, DeMolays Nolters'~ Cir
Gle, Scottish Mta re 1:s'
H: : s;s !! =!
Naval (Gl1ans n
Loo ~ - ssss 1 !
rai1t. 6:46 p,i6. - i
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In 81 old recipe book. Guess
ing Cake" which was nothing at
all but q nut cake. Maybe that
was for guess where the nuts
are. Further on though. IL says
that If you add almond flavcring
instead Of tina. othsr bali cup Of
nat meats you havent cot, you'll
hardly miss them at all. Sounds
like q good idea.
And now an extra word on al
mond fiavoring. Lille cakes and
cookies flavorcd with almond
and ruse wafer arc very elegant
Grandmother dotted On rose
water
4 a q
II Yc1 dcnt think the ami
NAL world has invaded the
beauty shops. Yoa should see
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which mikes for 4 big shopping
sish. and q big sigh Of relic
.nhea. i1,a "a axeF. We've beer
b. Rrond e repor'
4 4 ! - ~ ! - 6E1s that
1tls = tslno - - l pink year
Ne ~ di1nsf knew that bum
nios c6n foadt That i. We
ii1rtt h6e1 Il unail 10 passsd
~ C1il1so1ss6 CoSusf and saw
M Jcurningo1t 1ittIs white
buundes 3his dds o. wonder
lard 49, ma 1hsY III had pink
otos ia ~ lar CORNER Of the
~ wiudov On simonfon
8s7sel u CkIIdssu's Corner =
,nuknYisad ,I rs inhabitants
axe roo1 i've pnnniss. ! hoard 4
susS oeo4 ihGa ihese are ~
A1slSs nsbbits e. ~ future<
- sfWould - bssf ~ 81 81
~ Uood i'd q them night
pie}e net More are only
fhtoo, MI u 1as also rGsnored
1heepeh ~ Sabbit grapevine
49, Aa~<~S.~~.& 49, 49,. - - ~s~~~
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~: Only . little over week left
,be5orE Easter snd the Holidays.
which mikes FOR 4 big shopping
rush. and q big sigh of relief
When ia "A OYER. We've been
bf1Gz. tooIn11 1nsrroisd to report
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Thought Tor today now that
politics ere in full swing - at
least sou can't accuse Ike Of
.bkvaR ing i lew long hairs Up
In(5q ~ t1se1ek <Ira there any
other very bald candidates - as
II youeiidn't know?
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'scapeS are on display. Arthur No
bile, Jr., helped serve late corners
and spent the earlier part of the
evening taking pictures of the
event.
1t was announced that members
may work at any of their crafts
which includes ceramics and
sculpture as well as painting dur
ing class hours and will not be re-
stricted to one subject. Lane sta
ted that though the schedule calls
for portrait sketches on certain
night with. a., model present, that
those interested in clay, modelling
or, block printing are welcome to
pursue their crafts. during this per-
ied and that be would gladly devote
tune, IA thersis Is 1lasl aft r,se
The sblack, prints eff hibiscus on
bhriGhtlyn eplored i napkins was one
of the, most delightful ,exhibits' IN
L3hc &llaxanD IDS acil lIsA9 saal.
sssiA monssthe nea1t efs al the work
ship group are DR. and Mrs: Ed
lewis, MRS John Gavilan, Mrs.
Doris aO'Briah, sRicharu Ryabik,
Mrs. Dolores Curry, Gloria M.
Acevedo. Patrick Hemingway, Mrs.
r. Z. Clark. Mrs. CAROLYN Ratfield,
@Esrx p0rth - - 4rss Bet
!. MS. pOan BernfeQter,
Evening star., 1952-12-16
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

AVAILABLE DEC. IS, 1852. in down
town area. 9 500 so. IT,. floors.
shipping entrance on alley. For in
formation. call COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO Mr.. Covill. RE. 7-665o.
s43s i4th ST. N.w.-3-story and
basement bldg. vacant. suitable for
any type business; apis. on End and
3rd floors: reas. rent; long lease
HENRY sALUs; ;1Ss l1o4 Vermont iG aye
SELF SERVICE GROCERY. located in
Center Market City, 5th and K Sts
by large chain outfit since 1915,
doing approx. S12 200 per week; inn
mediate occupancy: reasonable rent.
TO inspect. call Mr.. RORBINS. pI.
5;155os9, 406 or call MRS. sENNEaT' 5a
eS1s ME 5t6 siStSE. ST. N.E.-Approx. 5000 50.
it.. on Ind ir.; End commercial.
loading platform in RI; immed nc
SER fsSERai;NsTEfN EfEfi E Co. 14i5 ' K St st. NV Y
, ess Ga stS Si9tSG' ST. N.w.-2nd commercial;
with open work space; tlrsprocf bldg
I4l5 K st. NV. NE. s.5400.
1928 EYE ST. Nv, N.Y., itn1 lss: rms, ms.
cali cali LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.
1415 K st. NV. ME. s-54O0.
5i4 Sth ST. N.W.-2nd and 3rd frs.
approx. 1000 50. it,. completely dec
Grated; immed. occup rcas rept.
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN e. CO.,
14i5 K st. NV, ME. S-5400.
D06 IIth ST. N.W.--Gar. in rr.., ap-
prox 19x2S, 2 stories. excel, for
ply LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN a. CO.. l415
K St NV. Me. 8-5400
NEAR MAINE AVE. AND 18th ST.
S.W.-1st commercial. 2.story brick
bldg; ideal for contractors ONCE;
will remodel to suit tenant; reason
able rent. RE. 7-2l37. Ii. 4-7265.
4 900 so. FT.-Suitable for shon or
St9raseii Sc ssiiest l1l6s Georgia ave. &c Gan
lIi36 GEORGIA AVE.-Entire lst
A. Suitable ONCE or living quarters.
Call JU. 9-16S4. -22
Evening star., 1952-12-16

VACANT
2-BEDROMM CAPE COD
Newly dec, large level lot, lge. living
room with fireplace. din. room exp.
attic. full basement Mr., Katz. IA.
81 109.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
Realtor
1904 I4,b Ct nj an 4, ona-