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Evening star., 1952-05-03
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

HEIGHTS. 3 min. to Pen
tagon; 2 bedrms., brick, bungalow.
iiv. rm., din rm., kit util rm.,
stairway to attic: on fenced lot.
PFised, to sell S1se5o; e5 Tsss' % tern terms
ALEX, exclusive Seminary Hill area
Luxury 3-bedrm., 2la-bath brick
rambler attic, bsmt., screened porch:
dbl. gar; 24-acre fenced. wooded
lot sOnv ;nopp,ns to seh0si eSurehsi ah
staSSo si5,Soo casR: R?Ds excel. financing. No Ne
.fnsEs2RxtiSsDk22x fnss2RxtiSs 2x' ASA kttrae. s-b.arm
home. excellently LOCATED; imraed
occupancy, only IS goo cash nee needed !1
surance. cHAs. B: LAWRENCE. JR.
ALEXANDRffA@New 6-room custom
built brick home in very desirable
ALEXANDRIA. Duke st.-Four-bed.
room detached Colonial brick home:
also complete apt; lee. corner lot;
garage; excellent terms. Only ST., :
ARLINGTON 4sa Mort North nsIons Monroe ritS St
exquisite recr. rm.,. IL baths. lge.
screened porch. brick garage. and
living. All for S26,25o,, Open Sat
and Sun. 2-6. Exclusive with
ACME REALTY CO.. ia. 2-1421
Fos SH SALE lHso BY owNER-seyen-roon
brick Colonial. 21a baths. beautiful
ist floor: full basement; hot-watel
heat: slate roof; the finest IN con-
struction; 1a-acre lot; only $27,5o0
Inspection By appointment only
IA 2.T772. -
Evening star., 1952-05-03
CREsTwooD RAMBLER

Buys contract on 45-ft., 3-bedrm.
brick rambler at SprinRfeId, IS
lot: completion date June 1. Liv.
rm., fireplace, dining ell, equipped
kit, formica breakfast bar, tiled
bath. full bsmt. Total price. ST.
$50. OWNER, ia. S-3911. a
Evening star., 1952-05-03
TARA

Beautiful Colonial home IN excep-
tional location. Three lge. bedrms.
and 3 fun tiled baths, lge. liv. rm.
with f1repl., separate den or study.
fun din. rm., Ige. porch. sun deck.
attractive recr. rm.: corner lot.
This home has much character and
charm and will be shown by appt.
only. Priced S34 500
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. ow. 1900
Evening star., 1952-05-03

FAILS CHURCH. SOo walnut St
De luxe rambler. priced by owner
for nEv immediate ss. sale; mi. OPEN OPEN. SUN SUN
compare Center hall. large liv rm.
with fireplace. din. area, planning
divider with cabinets. de luxe kit.
and breakfast area, Keystone cabi-
nets. Formica top. disposal, Dish
master, auto. elec range, de luxe
refgr.. with freezing compartment.
built-i laundry trays and Bendix
auto. washer: 3 laree bedrms., Ia
baths; gas heat; built-.n garage.
Directions: Lee hwy. to West Great
Falls. right 10 High. right block.
LARRY JERMAN. Owner and Builder
WI, 1899 WA. 1000
Evening star., 1952-05-03
CLARENDON
COILIMRIA PINES

COLUMBIA PINES
3-bedrm. modern brick home in ex-
elusive Columbia Pines. All rms.
are lge;. - Carrara tiled baths
din. area and very lse. modern kit,
patio. porch, attach. gar: Workrm
in bsmt. Lovely lot 90x1 so. A per-
manent home for the discriminat-
ing purchaser; S32. 900 with $4,000
cash required.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. OW. 1900
Evening star., 1952-05-03
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
BELLE HAVEN
DIGNITY AND CHARM

DIGNITY AND CHARM
Personified in this authentic center
hall whtte-brick Colonial. situated
on 200-ft. wooded and Handicapped
corner lot; 25-ft. living room with
fireplace and bay window, 1916
dining room for gracious entertain
ing. large buffers pantry adjoining
sunny kitchen, stunning den with
fireplace. powder room: screened
private porch overlooking lovely gar
den.
Second floor has 3 twin-sized bed
rooms; tile baths. 2 additional
Attractive recreation room with fire-
place.
Evening star., 1952-05-03

older bungalow on beau
tiful lot, 8 rms, bath, finished attic
earaEe: large garden; only S10,S50
Out Shirley hwy; to Lincolnia; west
(Rt. S1D. block to open sign
JAMES Z. MAHONEY. HU. 541o.
Evening star., 1952-05-03
REALTY INVESTMENT
1917 Wilson Blvd. Arl., OW. 902t
CHERRYDAT,E

NI1GItn I DAIE
Cape Cod with 3 bedrms., lEe. liv.
rm., diversified din. rm and lge.
kit. hall entrance. full bsmt. with
outside entrance; screens and storm
sash included. Very cow. location,
mr.. schools. shopping and fast trans
$16.950 with $4,000 dn. Call today.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. OW. 1900.
Evening star., 1952-05-03

VI I1N I ~ y
213 s. LEE FALLS CHURCH
Lovely brick Cape Cod on beautiful
handicapped fenced lot, lse liv. .-din.
rm. comb, firepl. equipped kit, 2
bedrms., tile bath; stairs to expsn-
everything. Attrac. terms. assume
~ trust. This you should see.
Lee hwy. t29-211 to
West Broad St tRte ~ at center
Falls Church, right on West Broad
to S. Lee, left to house.
Evening star., 1952-05-03
VIRGINIA FOREST
OPEN | TO 6

OPEN l TO6
4O3 W. ROSEMARY LANE
Located in desirable and conv. neigh
borhood of Better Homes and
sldehS SrenI din onei rm e eeuinned o f lit why
bedrms.. children's play room, stor-
age. bath. side porch and full bsmt.
on lge. fenced tree covered lot. You
must see this today.
Directions: Out Lee hwy. through
Falls Church to Rosemary lane, right
to house.
FALLS CHURCH REALTY
EXCLUSIVE REALTORS
JE. 2-2l22 or JE. 2-l415
Evening star., 1952-05-03
ARLINGTON A

ARLINGION
OPEN l TO6
s. CARLYN SPGs. AND s. 5th RD.
De luxe kit in this new 3-bedrm.
brick rambler. n baths. breeZeway,
carport. aluminium windows and
other features found in custom
built homes.
Directions: Lee blvd. to s. Lexington
st. tGlen Carlyn), l blk. right to
Carlyn Spring rd., left to our sign.
Evening star., 1952-05-03
OPEN HOUSE

New brick, firepl., full bsmt.. only
S13, 400. Lot 1O0xl25. Large liv;
rm., bedrms.. modern kit; End
floor ready for 2 more rooms. Floor
ing in. Drive out past U. of Nd.
turn left on Montgomery rd. go l
block turn left, next corner turn
right to open house.
BURCH REALTY co.
s5o5 Balt. blvd. College Park. Md.
TO 4T47. Omen till q pm. After
8 pm. WA. 5641, UN. 1891. 4
Evening star., 1952-05-03
BUNGALOWS

One 4-eedrm;; PED gas as; :oo heat. fenced
One 3-bedrm;: fenced yard. bsmt.,
One 5-rm.; stairway to lge. attic. full
bsmt.. oil &C. heat; ha-acre lot; for
only $4,000.
only $14.75O. or good offer. Terms.
RALPH CHEVALIER
Evening star., 1952-07-23
u. ). Starts Lawsuit
To Free More Recent
Films for TeIevision
BY the Assoeiaied Press

The Government went to court
yesterday to try to force the mo-
ton picture industry to release
newer and better feature films fol-
the Nations 18 million television
sets.
A suit filed in Federal District
Court in Los Angeles charged Il
major motion picture firms with
an illegal conspiracy to keep fea-
ture Aims of Of TV.
There was no immediate COM
ment from the industry.
The Justice Department ciyi
suit says the companies agreed te
prevent televiSion films from com.
peting with established motor
picture theaters."
One official here estimated th'
average feature film released fol
TV now is about 10 years old. I
the suit is successful. he added
films would be released for Ty
after a short reasonable" time TO
showing in theaters. He indi
Gated six months to a year nigh
be. a reasonable" time.
Purpose Of the suit. he added
is to give the public recent in
stead of ancient" films on TV.
Attorney General McGraner.
said the suit is part of the con
tinuing program Of the anti-trus
division to prevent businessmen
and others from combining t.
place restrictions upon what mem
bers of the general public may Sc
on their television SETS"
Evening star., 1952-07-23
Mexico City Mill
May Make Royon,
IMoybe Monono
BY the Associated Press

MEXICO CITY, July ga
rayon mill here is seeking court
order to force the government to
let it start up its machines.
The company's petition told
this story:
The government says the mill
can't run because its machines are
not the latest type.
The machines were up-to-date
when the mill owners first asked
for the government okay-two
years ago.
The government took so long
to give the go-ahead. the ma
chimes now are obsolete.
But the mill wants to start them
anyway.
Evening star., 1952-07-23
Tunisian Nationalist Leader
Re,porfed III in Prison
By the Associated Press


TUNIS, Tunisia, July 23.-The
Arab newspaper Assabah claimed
today that the Tunisian National
ist leader, Habib Bourguiba. i'm
prisoned after bloody independ-
ence riots rocked this French pro-
tectorate, was seriously Ill ant
in need Of medical examination
The paper did not indicate from
what ailment Bourguiba was suf.
|fering. There have been no Off.
|cial French reports that he wa.
ill.
Bourguiba, 48-year-old chief o1
the Neo-Destour (New Freedom
Party, was arrested by French Of
ficials last March along with sew.
eral other Nationalist leaders.
In May, Bourguiba was sent un'
der guard to the island Of Galite
off the protectorate's north coast
Evening star., 1952-07-23
Trip of 5000 Miles
To Find Cot FuiIs

After a week Of calling pussy,
pussy" among the palm trees in
Singapore. Mrs. Gladys Doggett
flew home to England.
But Tibby the cat was not with
her. Mrs. Doggett'S 16,000-mile
mission, made at a cost Of $987, to
find the cat she had to leave in
Malaga when she retuAned to
Britain 10 months ago, had failed.
Evening star., 1952-07-23
Former SEC officioI
Named to RFC Post

Robert I. Millonzi, ~, former
member Of the Securities and Ex-
change Commission. yesterday
was appointed a conSultant to the
Reconstruction Finance Corp.
RFC Administrator Harry A.
Mcdonald, member SEC mem
ber himself. made the appoint
ment. He said Mr.. Millonzi,
Buffalo IN. " lawyer, will be q
consultant to RFC on corporate
and investment problems.
Evening star., 1952-07-23
Bod News for PurIiument

LONDON, July % (P.-Brit-
aims lawmakers got bad news last
night from Prime Minister
Churchill: His Conservative gov
eminent is against a tentatively
proposed Is per cent pay increase
for members of Parliament. They
are paid the equivalent Of $1,000
| a. wear
Evening star., 1952-07-23
Miners Lose Woqe PIeu

LONDON. July % P.-The
National Coal Board last night
rejected request for a S0-shilling
($4.2O) weekly wage increase for
the 100000 members OF the mine
workers union.
Evening star., 1952-07-23
Love Found lnexpkcubIe

After years of tests conducted
in the largest matrimonial agency
of Paris. a psychologist reports
that you cannot find q formula
| for love-"
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-30
MOriarity Is
Given Ten Year
Jail Sentence

Edward Moriarity of Marathon
was sentenced to ten years in the
state penitentiary on conviction of
lewd and lasciviouS behaviour and
contributing to the delinquency of
a minor child in Criminal Court
yesterday.
Moriarity has a record which in
cludes three cases of breaking and
entering, vagrancy and hopping
railroads. Judge Thomas Caro- i'm
posed the sentence following the
jury's conviction Of the man.
In the case of Arthur Freeman,
q, found guilty yesterday of as
sault and battery in the case of
stabbing James jenkins, the Judge
ruled as follows. If Freeman re.
turns to the Veterans Administra-
ton hospital where he was a patti.
ent, he will not be jailed. II he
doesn't return TO the hospital, he
must serve six months in the coun-
ty Jail.
In this mornings short court ses-
sion Jimmie l.. Baron. "a, was SEN
fenced to six months in the county
jail for previous offense for
which he had been given a suS-
pended sentence. When he finishes
(Continued on Page Three)
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-30
County Commissioners Ask Governor Warren
10 Fulfill Campaign Promise And Lift
Overseas Highway Bridge Tolls By Jan. l
REP. PAPY
SAYS MONEY
NOW AVAILABLE
TO LIFT TOLLS


County commissioners yester-
day voted unanimously to ask
Governor Fuller Warren to lift
the tolls on the Overseas high
way by January l. 1853. at a
special meeting.
Backing up the efforts of State
Representative Bernie c. Papy
who appeared at the meeting,
Commissioner Joe Allen moved
that the Commission cooperate
100 percent with him to win the
long awaited removal of tolls
from the highway.
They urged all citizens 10
write Governor Fuller Warren 70
uitlll his campaign promise TO
ut the tolls. Other officials who
should be written or wired arc
state Treasurer Ed Larsen. Com.
roller { M. Gay, and State Road
Department chairman Alfred Nc.
<eathan.
hep. Papy reported to Commits.
Aoners yesterday that the money
5 now available for lifting the
OILS He said that at meetino
'wo weeks ago in Tallahassee
state officials urged cororro
Mise on toll-lifting. Papy said be
Continued On Page Threel
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-30
Harvey
To Be Given
New Bible
Presentation Will
Be Made Tonight
By Rev. EldOn
Simmons
Citizen Staff Photo

The Revised Standard Version of
the Bible is today being officially
accepted by Protestant churches
throughout Key West, the state, and
the nation.
1t will be presented to Mayor C.
B. Harvey and other leading Of
fIcial tonight at ceremonies at Ley
Memorial church, The Rev. Eldon
Simmons announced. Chief speak
er at the celebration which starts
at 7:3O tonight will be The Rev.
Charles Meeker, pastor of the First
Congregational church.
Clergymen of all denominations
are accepting the revised version
which is the result of IS years of
intensive research by 81 scholars.
Back in 1929 the International
Council of Religious Education au.
thorized a committee of Is scholars
to set to work on the monumental
task.
Here is one example of the
modernization of language in the
revised standard version.
But Jesus said. Let the children
come to me, and do not hinder
them; for TO, such belongs the king
dom of heaven"
The King James Version has read
since 1911 in this verse of Matthew
1914:
But Jesus said. Suffer little
children and forbid them not TO
come unto me, for of such is the
kingdom of heaven. "
The revised standard version has
dropped the use of thou. thee
thy, thine, and the verb endlngs
est and edSt, eth and III. il came to
pass that. whosesoevr hatsoever.
lnsomuch that. because that, for
that. unto. how belt, etc.
Errors in translation. meanings
Continued On Page Three
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-30
Tragedy Averted By Heroism Of Two
Ninth Grade CM| Boy Students Mon.
1890 Tour
ShOiUS Peace
At All Polls

More than 1900 voters
had cast their ballots by
1890 noon today in the hot
ly contested dog track re-
ferendum.
A tour of all Ia precincts
from Haas to $3.50 proved
voting light so far, only 1909
but an anticipated heavy
business at the polls this af-
ternoon when Navy civil
ians and sailors are let off
to vote.
From the utter peace and quiet
of Precinct No. at 910 James
street to the busy Cave Inn Bar on
Petronia street, the machines were
operating efficiently to record the
opinion of some of the 12,0S5 regis
tered voters in the county.
Returns are expected to ne
known by 7:3O or s tonight. With
only AZ absentee votes to be cast.
the in town totals will be quickly
brought to the Court House to STU
perviSor of Registration Sam B.
Pinder.
Heaviest voting this morning
was at Precinct /. the NCCS build.
ing on Duval street. with III bal
lots. Next highest was Precinct II,
Truman Elementary school with
li5 votes. Third highest was at a
littie 1igar Sso.T in Ei<cinct S 81
William street. Ill Preeinci 2. the
Cave Inn Bar also had III votes.
Precinct IS, the Piggy Park an
mex on Flagler coCnted 100: Pre-
cinct 7, City Hall had 102 at noon.
Precinct 5, GIT SimOhton street had
81; Precinct 4, had 81, Precinct
IA, Poinciana, expected TO be the
largest at days end had only 94 at
II noon: Precinct 10, had 80; Pre-
cinct ~, had rs; Precinct ;, had
&C and Precinct 3 the quiet little
James street shack had the lowest
number, So.
Electioneering at the polls was
much lighter than in the previous
county elections this year. Though
a couple of scnool boys shouted
Vote Yes" as The Citizen sp-
preached Key West High school ap-
mex. no active campaigning vas
done within legal limits Of the
Continued On Page Three)
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-30
Taxi License
Question Is
Settled
George Gomez Protests
Building Permit OF
Mitchell In Ga. -'isOn
Blight; Order Work Halt

The City Commission settled the
thorny taxi license question at a
special meeting last night when
they voted unanimously to approve
all applications for permits to op-
crate and drive cabs in the city.
However the approval was given
contingent on receipt of fingerprint
information from the Department
of Justice. According to an ordi-
nance passed at the last commits
sion meeting, all drivers and op-
orators of cabs in Key West must
submit fingerprints and the City
fathers reserved the right to cancel
the license Of any individual found
to have a criminal record, which
In their opinion, would make it un-
desirable for that person to operate
q cab.
In other business considered at
the abbreviated meeting, a motion
was passed which will prohibit
parking on Virginia Street, between
Duval and Simonton Streets, be-
tween the hours of 700 a. m. and
400 p. m. pending study of the
traffic situation in that area. Ac-
cording to complaints, a dangerous
situation exists when school
children traverse the area to and
from school.
Upon complaint by George Gomez
of III North Beach, the commits
Sioners moved to pick up, Temporal
rarily, building permit issued to
Mrs. Margaret Mitchell, pending
an investigation by the city attor-
ney into the legality of the permit
which would allow her to en-
large an existing building adjacent
to Gomez Marine Railway, exten-
ding it to the lot line.
A difficult zoning problem which
exists in that area since the Gomez
property is designated industrial"
while Mrs. Mitchelrs area is zoned
Business b., was brought out in
the discussion and it was decided
to obtain a ruling from city attor-
ney NJ. Ignatius Lester.
Following the commission meet
ing, the city fathers met as the
Planning board at which time they
granted permission for the remod-
cling of an existing ~StFuetare o.
Petronia ST., to Carlos Ferrer who
will conduct a restaurant xbusi-
ness there. Under the provisions of
the move, Ferrer will be allowed
to extend the building to the side
walk.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-30
Chief Cremata
Urges Caution

Fire Chief Charles Cremata to-
day urged Key West home-Owners
TO be sure that when they leave
their homes all stoves and electri-
cal appliances are turned off
Cremata made this statement
after fire fighters answered the la
test in a series of alarms Sun,
day in which a stove was found
TO have been left on by a family
in West Polncians when they went
fishing.
Slight damage resulted, but the
Chief emphasized that this sort of
thing is what causes a large per
centage Of serious fires.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-30
Youth Brought
From Cuba To
Local Hospital

United States Naval Attache in
Havana, Captain William NJ. Ra-
kow. was in Key West Monday.
Captain Rakow made a flying trip
to this city to bring his fourteen
year-old son to the Naval Hospital
for a minor operation. The son is
expected to be able to return to
Cuba later this week. Capt. Rakow
flew back to his duties in Havana
Monday afternoon.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-30
Special
Motor Tune Up

/. Check battery and al sonnss-
hons.
z. Check voltage regulator ana
generator.
J. Check and replace spark plugs
II necesGarY.
1. Remove diSfribuieF.
S. Check points.
s. Set timing.
7. Check ell external sdiustusntS
on carbuTeioT.
g. Check esrburstor float setting.
g. Road test for performance.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-30
Two Charged In
lslamOrada Crash
Citizen Staff Photo

Reckless driving charges were
placed against tao nomen yester
day as the aftermath n tao car
crash IN Islamorada.
According TO the report Of State
Continued 1a Page Threel
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-30

Il IS NdIU LUdL Sic UdN IIil
lightly, but her condition IS
cal
vs. presence Of mind sav.
tie girls life and further
ness vas shown when
Immediately. regardless
spraln sustained By Jean
ather Maring to comfort
at the hospital
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-30

Key West Florida. hos the
most equuble climGte in the
country. with on average
ronqe OF only l40 Fahrenheit
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-30
Yam COidtSnOUen,
BdrS0nti Pull
FrGncine Delaney
Out Of Well

Tragedy was narrowly
averted Monday noon at the
Convent of St. Mary Imma-
culate by the heroism of
two ninth grade boys when
the concrete top of an old
abandoned cesspool gave
way beneath the weight of
six little girls who were
playing on it.
Only little Francine De-
laney, daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Francis Delaney
of 623 Truman Avenue was
seriously injured. 1t was
1915 pm. and half of the
noon lunch hour had pass
ed. Mary Francis Smith,
Joan Edwards, Rachel Mat
tingly and Pearl Sosin, all
students in the sixth grade,
and Diana Blanco and Fran
cine Delaney Of the fifth
grade were holding an i'm
Promptu rehearsal of a play
atop the old cesspool, back
of the big playground, and
on territory forbidden to the
students.
Suddenly with no warning at all
the concrete started to crumble.
Francine tumbled into the dark
hole containing about ten inches of
water first, and with a roar the
concrete slid in on top of her along
with the other five girls.
Their screams brought two of the
Sisters who were supervising play
on the Fairgrounds nearby, and al
so some of the students. They
pulled five of the little girls to
safety with nothing worse than a
few scratches and bruises and a
bad scare. Then Sylvia Alverez who
was peering into the hole noticed
a foot portruding from the rubble.
She called the attention of the Sis
ters to it and ran for help. She
met Jean Van Goidtsnoven and
Ronald Barsanti who quickly low
cred themselves into the hole and
started tugging at the concrete.
Before the rescue squad who had
also been called by Sylvia, could
arrive. the boys had lifted Fran
cine out of the cesspool and the
Sisters had carried her 10 the
laundry and laid her on one of the
tables. The Lopez ambulance was
called, and efforts were made by
the child's grandmother who also
lives at 623 Truman Avenue to get
in touch with the parents.
She was taken TO the Monroe
County Hospital where DR. J L.
Lester was waiting She was i'm
mediateiy placed in an oxygen tent
and her condition pronounced critl- !
cal. Because Of the extreme na
ture Of her injuries, x-rays could
not be taken until more than SIX
hours after the accident. AZ thls
writ -. il IS said that she has I'M
PR lightly, but her condition IS
81 cal
vs. presence Of mind saw
{ tie girls life and further
mess VAS shown when
Immediately. regardless
sprain sustained By Jean /
ather Maring to comfort
at the hospital
Arizona sun., 1952-09-19
Notice To
SUN Readers

During these hot vacation :
days it's difficult to get young
sters to sell the SUN. We know
you readers miss it when the
kids fail to bring it to your
door.
But some place in your
neighborhood you will find it
always on sale.
Ave.
Skiffs Market, Cor. 7th Ave.
and Sherman.
Southside Market, Cor. 9th
Ave. and Buckeye Rd.
EastSide:
Reddy's Corner, Cor. E. JEFF
If you live on the South side,
you may find it at:
Southern Drug, 624 S. 7th
ferson at 18th
Norman's Pharmacy, 1902 E.
Washington.
Cactus Drugs, 1140 E. Wash
ington.
Ramras Drugs, Cor. 9th at
E. Jefferson.
Lee Jews Grocery, Cor. 18th
at E. Washington.
Soublet's Barber Shop, 1917
E. Washington. !,
Star Liquor Store, 1929 E.
Washington. I
On East Broadway
Broadway Pharmacy, 1903 E.,
Broadway. I
Mountain View Grocery, 2106i
E. Broadway.
Nelson's Grocery, 28th at E.
Broadway. !
Arizona sun., 1952-09-19
Classes
Scheduled

Night school classes for adults
and out-of-school youth were an
nounced this week by Phoenix
Technical School, with courses
scheduled to begin Monday, Sep
tembebr 20.
Glasses will be held on Monday
and Wednesday or on Tuesday and
Thursday night schedules.
Trade and industrial courses will
include: Aircraft engines and
maintenance, auto body and fem
der, carburetion and mechanics,
blueprint reading, carpentry, cloth
ing and design, commercial art,
architectural and mechanical draw
ing, electricity, machine shop,
mathematics, practical nursing, ra-
dio and television, refrigeration
and air conditioning, supervisory
training and welding.
Agricultural courses will include
beef raising, dairying, farm in
come tax bookkeeping, floral ar
rangement and design, landscape
gardening, poultry problems, soils
and fertilizers, and tractor main
tenance.
Business courses will include ac-
counting, better business letters,
bookkeeping, cashiering, correct
speech, medical dictation, office
machines, shorthand, transporta-
ton and tipping.
General self-improvement course
will be fiction techniques, conver-
sational Spanish, English and citi-
enshzip, English for foreign-born
and public speaking and writing
for publication.