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HELP DOMESTIC
CoMPANIoN AND HOUsEKEEPE

COMPANION AND HOUSEKEEPER.
in: good salary. EN- 0625. -22
COOK. G.H.W.-Top salary; live in:
care 2 children; parents empl.; exp :.
local refs: required. RA. 1926. Els
other help. Thurs. aft. and alter,
| ref, Wo. 64a0. rs
COOK. Al, man or woman. white or
colored; fully qualified for dining
in optional; begin Immediately; SAL
airy open. RE. S499. lis
COOK AND GH.W. for doctors family
children: refs. WI. 2094. so
COOK. colored: to do downstairs
work; live in: have other helpi must
have experience and ref, wo, 1925. .IS
cSyPtE, sS.I ss Shits man paint se EsD{s s;
Apt: avail. SIS. Nj Saa6. "a
eENEkAh BB9Ts5"SRk e4sa $40 WYE Wye
clear Of taxes. HoTEL couRT.
9999 Baltimore blvd. TO. 56!s:
IG.H.w.-Refined white woman. 46-5o;
for father and l1-yr.-old girl: not
sddietsd I'd s4de to as9hO prefer ability
home; viii viii live ooasof as one u the M family ES
aa5yy and amounF Of time on. BOX
G. NV Ii W.1Piain fssdi cooking. no ironing; ma
must. be fond of children; expert
eneed; references; live in; S25. EN-.
G.H.W.-colored, fond of children;
city refs; live in. Ia. 5352. 10
G,H.W. for kArl. home and care Of 4
children; five in or stay 8 nights;
aaaaye recent local references. ia; g.
G:H.W., live in; must have refs; no
NV. GE, ?S9S5. 1910 N0AanHS f''
CHI COOK, over IS yrs. Of age:
llyf EM n; aS;sss new rambler; small family.
GIRL. ri. 800; e care for a-mo-old bal baby:
working mother; Brookland or Hy-
aEtsyille resident pref. WA. 2503.
GIRL, white, young. interested. in a
good home and salary in exchange
Norf 19G heipioF po gos yits children and hoSss-
Is Is isth sad c9i 9Hl rd; tedss' S1das week; sss
HOUSEKEEPER, white. 25 to As, live
heavy work, must have refs; capable pa5h
lis
MAID-Live in. exp; g.h.w.. plain
cooking: must like children; ref.
requested; $50 wk. EN-. 3210. -19
children, to assist mother in care
of home; live in pref; pvt. rm.
Call ST: 9615 bet. 9 and IL am: or
. and pm. -1S
MoTHERLY WOMAN; sh.w. and /or
ree refs t9T &C. syss after 9oy sso qag week
WOMAN-Whtte 1880: gh.w and
assist with care of elderly lady; live
in; good home. SH. 5132.
WOMAN, white, middle aged, to
care for children, 5 days per wk.;
live In: refs III R-Q00a II
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MEN AVAILABLE NOW

For employment, odd jobs. yard work.
wall washing, carpentry, house
cleaning, etc. SALVATION ARMY.
Harbor Lights Corp. ME. 1892
PAINTER-DECORATOR - First class
nings. HO. 1888. 19'.
PORTER, drivers helper; reliable.
colored man; good refs. NO. 0259.
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YPIST-CT,E
st-Stenographer

For insurance claims dept: perma-
nent position: 1885 Apply MRS.
REFS, $40 Woodward Bldg, DI.
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PIANO - Baldwin Acrosonic spinei
and console models. Baldwin de-
signed, Baldwin built. Baldwin guar
anteed. Embodies features Of small
grand and uprights; full resonant
tone. Baldwin patented full-hloW
action, lifetime durability. Available
in wide selection Of eye-appealins
oak, avodite and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORcH.
925 G st. NV.
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BUILDING MATERIAL,

BUILDING MATERIAL
See us at once for good used framing
lumber. flooring. sheet rock. doors,
windows, pipe. radiators. plumbing
supplies. furnaces. Good used sheet
rosk at $50 per NJ. Unclean 2x3's,
2e lineal It. Inside doors, $3.50 ca.
One large furnace in new condition,
complete with stoker. VIII heat Is
to lS rms. or any large building
This is . real BARGAIN II sold
quickly.
Two sets wrought iron steps. 8
steps each with railing in landings.
Can be seen at lola 18th st. NV.
See salesman at site 2-5 pm.
Visit our yard at 1884 Jefferson
DAVIS hwy: Arlington. A. B. c. D..
CORP, Otis S755. 30
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REFRIGERATOR
Late models. $50 up. easy terms; also
rent refgr., So mo. ALLISON'S. open
It'll 8 pm. 2209 14th st. NV. AID.
1884. 21s
ROLLER SKATES, girls precision.
velvet tread, size sh, 8 mos. old,
perfect cond. Best offer. Ii. 4-1279.
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PEOPLES
HARDWARE

See Page S66 yellow Phone Book for
addresses.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Tv. MOT0ROLA 14-inch console, Mk,
new; SIPS cash. Cali TOMMY. MI
1926. from 8 to 10 pm. LII
TYPEWRITER. Underwood portable
like new; sacrifice only S59.50
ZOO 18th ct NV. Aut. 20. aft. $50
|TYPEWRITER-Royal, $50. CITY
TRADING CO., 202S 14th st. NV
|TYPEWRITERs. new port. all makes
easy terms: from S64.50 up. CIRCLE
1112 14th NV. DI. 1872.
3TYPEWRITERS-Rent a new portabl,
Typewriter. 8 mos, for S12; rent te
apply toward purchase price. CEN.
TRAL TYPEWRITER CO.. 20l9 14tt
| st. NV.
lTYPEWRITERs - Repaired. rented
sold. Quick service. FALLS CHURCH
STATIONERS, JE. 3-l5S0.
ITYPEWRITERS. all makes; sales
rentals. repairs. Terms Our 42nc
year. AMERICAN TYPEWRITEF
co. '431 E., Capitol St. Ii. 3-O0S2
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN
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Flagstone and Stone

FldgSCOLle ana stone
WORK
Cement walks. steps, porches. tils
SH. 1859.
FLOORS sANDED and finished; old
MooR RHesS SEES ssSvrcs. l1se wa ReTi iiesTl TAYLOR
FLOORS SANDED. finished; special.
izing In old f1s. Free est, work guar
Call GEORGE, HY. 1904. 2Os
FLOOR SANDERS, edgers and waxers
ented. Instructions by experienced
floor men. KENNEDY FLOOR CO.
700 Kennedy st. NV. RA. 1916.
FLOOR SANDING. cleaning and wax
ing, Gid floors especially; reas. prices
w Z: OLIVER. Ii. 3-7071. -19
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED
White mechanics: reduced prices
c. r. COVER. WA. 6s6s. any time
FLOOR SERVICE, Nothing but thu
best; laying. sanding, finishing
cleaning; parquet installation. Bruc,
finishes. FLOORING CONTRAC
TORS; INC. 1912 Wisconsin ave
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert, books started.
caught up. audited. closed, all taxes.
open rate. SH 6564. 10"
ACCOUNTANT, part time; all of your
records and income tax returns
prepared by one of Americas largest
income tax service organizations for
less than an average of 80 cents per
week. OR 6606 or OIL. 259S.
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN, good
producer. exper. repair shop fore
man; good local refs. Box 477-c,
BODY AND FENDER HELPER. with
some exper., to work in small shop
in Arl. IA. S-9Sl7. 10
CARPENTER, AL; open for immediate
employment; understands business;
has equipment. TU. 1855. 10"
CARPENTER CONTRACTOR needs
work for three expert mechanics;
contract or t. and M: no wood
ESeoN EES!S!2E 81 81 70 1900 di''al' i'F Il. US
ENGINEER. 1st-class lie: refrigera-
tton air conditioning; apt. bldg. any
thing in that line. Box 43l C. Star
HOWARD STUDENT. desires any Job,
night or evening; eley,, PIX, wait
INvSEsTIGAT1oN EMPM'r WANTED.
Civil or criminal, private or organi-
Zation. bureau or corporation. 90
years legal experience. Write Box
431-C. Star.
MKT. RESEARCH ANALYST
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VACUUM CIEANERS

Special sale, over 100; all makes;
sacrifice at $9.95. worth S20-S30;
guaranteed. Try before you buy.
TOPS VACUUM STORES. 105 11th
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THE EVENING STAR
1l01 Penna. Ave. NV.
StenOgrapher-Clerk
VauobbS. otdIt age, eXpeF, and
Gus afnliation. Reply in own
writing. Box 219-D. Star. =
TEACHER

TO teach typing. with. local private
school; we'll educated, personable.
Tor permanent position. Write Box
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For large laundry-dry cleaning firm.
Excellent working conditions, sick
leave. vacation with pay. 5-day wk.
Apply in person or call DU. I'LL.
MANHATTAN CO, Laundry and
Dry Cleaning. 1928 Florida ave. NV.
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Sed. Sed5m ,sIsi.r5s and bath closets; sk ds.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1745 Que st. NV,
nicely furn.. lge.. sel. rm., with
running water, next bath. III
TWO RMS. light housekeeping, SEMI
NICELY III; I1f fUhNisHEb All iS double 81 room; nn
convenient location. 1902 Euclid
144o KENNEDY ST. N.w.-poubls
bedrnfs., neatly furnished, twin beds,
] With pvt; bath. Tu. 2156. ~
attractive frt. rm.. 2nd floor, next
bath, nice home: SO week. -17
1880 NEWTON ST. NV.
One rm.. private bath refgr. and
stove: $50 per mo- See mgr. on
premises or call SHANNON q
LUCHS. 1909 II ST. Ma 22A5 IL
Evening star., 1952-01-17

SURPLUS TOOLS
Picks and mattocks, 81; shovels. 81
sledges, $3.50; dig bars. S2.5O
GICHNER, 2513 M st. NV. EX. 1927
Evening star., 1952-01-17

Above are Just . few Of the many,
| many bargains-Store-wid sale.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-28
Chapter IS

Cnapter Is
THEY approached the valley
I upwind of it and made for ]
clump OF burnt out gums that
formed a tight knot at the end
of a ridge.
Danny signa1led his companion
to load his rifle, and this being
done, he produced the small. cir
cular, perforated whistle and held
it tightly against his pursed lips.
After a few irregular cadences,
Danny said in q low whisper:
1--WE seen them come so close
you could touch them. They can't
resist rabbit breakfast"
Gardiner nodded, but his
thoughts were not for the fox in
the hills, but for another creature
--himself-hunted by fears, tor
tured by growing doubts, and
starkly walking through a forest
of decay and desolation.
How simple it would be TO low
er the rifle barrel until it pointed
at the breast of the absurd
whistle blower--and lightly press
the trigger! A single operation
that could easily become an ac-
cident of the twilight. a thing that
might happen to anybody.
keep your barrel up, Mr..
Gardiner. He'll come that way
through the thicket. They're de-
mons for finding cover
Through the semi-gloom Dam
ny's rifle slowly slanted down UNI
til it was aiming at a point mid
way between GARDENERS eyes.
Gardiner shivered with the new
freshness of the dawn and turned
his face away.
Make sure Of your first" Dam
ny was whispering. between short
spells with the whistle. "YOu
won't get ttpo shots"
The subtle swapping Of . twig
came up to them from the base
of the slope. It was so slight that
only ears attuned to. listening
and tensed nerves. would register
il.
A sharp intake Of breath on
Danny's side drew the others at
tention to the fox.
"Now!"
Danny fred, even as he spoke,
fiinching himself around the tree
trunk and almost fat to the
ground in an attempt to shoot
frontally.
The two shots rang out almost
simultaneously and the fox leapi
high, obviously hit, swerved In
mid-air and came down in a ball
OF fur and taut muscles, shortly
to disappear over the lip Of the
ridge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-28
HOLLYWOOD
NOTES
By SOB THOMAS

HOLLYWOOD R-It all started
when asked Corrine Calvet about
her feud with Zsa Zsa Gabor.
The French girl and the Hun
garian have been tossing mild in
suits back and forth at each other,
but they have been getting less
mild. Miss Calyet said she is con-
sulting her lawyer about some Of
her adversary's recent remarks.
That brought up the question:
"How do you get along with other
women"
mot loo well," Miss Calvet re-
marked on the Powder River"
set. Il like men better, and they
seem to like me-"
belive I get along well with
European women. because we un-
derstandeach other. European wo
men are honest with other women;
there is no sham about them.
"But | do not fare so well with
American women. They believe all
the legends about French girls.
and they think | am going TO try
to take their men away from them.
How ridiculousl
II think American women are
not as open and above-board as
Europeans. And that is why di.
vorce Is such a problem In this
country. The women do not LET
their future husbands know what
they are getting. Perhaps q girl
finds a man she wants TO marry,
but she is not his type. So she
changes her type TO please him.
Not until after the marriage does
he find out that she isn't really
wha, be expected. No wonder mar
riages fail"
She cited the story about the
man who thought he had married
q perfect beauty. But on their
wedding night she removes bel
hair. ore eye. her teeth. her grid.
ard faisies," she said.
My father gave me some good
advice, she added. He told M
that when found a man I liked
should bet him take me out d
dinner. have few drinks with
him and stay out late. Then
should invite him 10 come 70 break
fast the nsxt morning al ..
ss0n TIE nexf morning. my IA
fher ioad me. ! should sleep unsi
the doosbeil rings. Then I shosI<
answer the door myself, with m,
hair uncosnbed. 30 makeup and |,
slight hangover Ny father SAID
III he wants 10 marry you then
III give yuu my haexsiEg. 80
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-28

Gardiner stood athwart the
narrow path. his rifle carelessly
directed towards the others mid
riff.
T gould bore a hole in you for
that, Danny"
You could-if you'd thought
to load your gum"
Gardiner abruptly turned on
his heel and resumed the journey.
faster. now. Danny's short, lum-
bering stride kept him close to
the other, barely twelve feet be-
hind. and in this manner they
came round the Point.
ut isn't therei"
Someone must have come and
got the boat during the night
Danny said-and left il at that
His companion eyed him enuuir-
ingly and after a little while =
deep suspicion flooded his tiruIl
mind.
Was it your.
Danny smiled and sax down
upon shaded rock.
why would / be wantin' Ia do
that. now? Without the rowboat
were absolutely stranded. VIVID
! be wantin' to maroon us In this
lonely neck Of the woodls
Danny"
That's possible. Less we b.
cate the boat we'll be without
fresh supplies for three DAYS. The
launch doesn't come again till
"You meant WON'T b. abIe
to 60 down TO the city?s
Danny drew figures in the sand
with the butt OF his rife.
Not unless you swim the bay.s
he said.
But ! haze to get to the cityl.
Danny eyed him deliberately.
How do you aim to do that,
II don't know. But ri do H.
somehow. Swim the bay. II
necessary"
whats so urgent in the city
that you've got to risk your neck
Oanny, Gardner said, AFTER
long pause. you've got Z posi-
tive genius for not minding your
own business
Il dunno" the other drawled.
1T might be that your business
is my business. too"
@How could that be?s
mr.. Taylor said ] was 10 take
good care Of you an not let you
out OF my sight"
why did Taylor say thatfs
II wouldn't know. But fhceo
are my orders"
&c Be esntinueA)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-28
BY Willion lyncl,

4 With astonishing agility
| was upon his feet and pursuing
the wounded animal. After ter
minutes he re-apeared painting
and began sorrowfully to examine
the ground about him.
ssBloodspots." he called over "a
Gardiner--"one Of us hit him
But they'll carry a twenty-two
| for miles. That was bad luck"
Gardiner said nothing in reply,
He sat at the base of the tree,
his head slumped forward. the
rifle loose upon the ground.
But Danny's bovine face was
tense with another emotion. Re-
turning to his own tree, he made
| to retrieve. his hat and in Ga
doing his eyes fastened upon q
tiny white abrasion on the SUR
face Of the trunk. A podgy finger
Investigated the roughness, held
firm and tense upon the clean.
rounded puncture. He swung
round and Strengthened, his rife
upheld. But the other Continued
to slump heavily forward and
took no heed.
"Wake up!"
Gardiner came slowly to his
feet and picked up his rifle. Dam
ny quietly indicated the bullet
mark.
That's where / was sittin'." he
said. His voice had the soft sound
of snow on q root. II swung away
just as fired"
His companion appeared not to
have heard.
Otherwise I might've copied
il, Gardiner"
'It misfired," the other said. 81
didn't know il was so light on
the trigger. ! don't know what to
say. What you said--it shook me
up" Then, with heat: "Good God,
Danny ] might have-killed
you'll"
Danny's eyes swan in a black
pool of anger.
"Come on" he said. Ito the
boat"
THE two men clambered down
! the wall Of the ridge, into the
valley. After an hours slow walk
they reached the bank Of the
Waters and followed the green
fats toward Point Harvest.
what happened yesterday.
Gardiner"
It was the first time either had
spoken since the incident at the
top Of the ridge.
didn't my wife tell your
"She said you were lost. But
you weren't lost. You can't get
lost in this bay. What happened"
Would you be trying to say
! that my wife Is iar?"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-28
Family Murdered

BRIDGEPORT, Wash. R- Four
small children and their young
mother were slain as they pre-
pared to leave for church services
early Sunday and police arrested
the father, who admitted killing
his family because ''the minister
said God is a square shooter. !"
Being held in connection with
the multiple Staying that left the
modest family home on the out
skirts of this North Central Wash
ington community a bloody sham.
bles was Matthias Swearson, "a.
a laborer.
Police Chief Lyle Prothero quot
ed Swearson as saying: THE Lord
told me to take their lives and
that I would join them later
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-28
Ground Planes

WASHINGTON In Civilian and
military air authorities have
agreed on q plan to ground al
non military planes during any
enemy air attack.
The main purpose Is to keep
civilian planes from interfering
with radar or visual spotting or
U. S. air and ground defense
confederation.
Evening star., 1952-11-19
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. la1D, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1Dait three full days and
1 receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
| counted the same as other days.
Desn s',Ihs,S aa%m e Wichita Falls Tex End
4 Hampshire ave. NV.
Eugene Lawson. 21, 317 Virginia ave- s.e.
and Doris Williams, 10, 800 e st. s.e.
Thomas Hardmon, 81, 1925 New Hamp-
20. g. 51z okiahoma anu ave. .'D.en'' n.e 0fao'''
6oth Of Isi4 Eye st. NV. ~
John Hafner. %. Boiling Air Force Base,
/ and Alice Pierce. 1S. Glassmanor, Md.
snd poIs s 4a aas KENYON st
ssy pG%sis Tssh e. saa 50 seus csTons
both Of 1927 18th st. NV.
Loran Wyatt. 81. 1908 Euclid st. NV,
/ and June Frazer. 1s 4501 Georgia ave.
'Tsr Norma srGxn rsa.nd H. g. g. sP ssss ith Vs. g. AND
ssnd sai,.a; ASnss Williamson, co. il5i North
Richard Nelson. %. a7ss 3eth ST NV:
ane e0lse Rouey W e st caf
He51ert Malyssax', " ,S;, Is; and Sadie Foote
%aarssn Nuekois 1S' s'' ioa7 1nds sRe
Aes5 chsns a?h 5ss ave- sna aw May
Charles Newton. 81, 1923 Alliston st.
NV; and Gertrude Hudson. 25. Airing
'0IsSH n.W, and Shirley Edwards, IL Hriins- e.
wsR Pses1 90 e. AZ Agiassso Sson ys and
pSHt porosR2 steel M s7 ase.Rp 5Ses st. sc. s anu
ave: NV. and Diana Dickens, 21. 1712
Paul Knott. s$. Iii Ill 4th St, NV, and
Hoa%a sa ana RSmfs pooIss Messla Reg
| - Monroe st. NV.
Elmer R9beTtson ebert r. Aslngtont yad and
RaEph eh's Rease S1Ge g g. 50e afk ST. Ma and
GLADYS Bridge. as, 1887 Rhode Island
jose Eva sanos r. ss ESs RfsSs ss AVE.
Barney Calman, "a, and Jeanette Singer,
eeSsee Ss 0qsh sreeSen St BaiimSFs ss MARYLAND ave-
i s.w., and Mabel Virgins, Is. 1012 18th
Angelo Morrone, 20. and Dorothy Banning,
81, both of g, s2s g pl NV; ~ -,
Rose Krouse,, "a, Philadelphia.
James PAYNE, 80; 1900 st. NV. and
BENJAMIN Harris, 36. II s st. ne. and
Willie Ward. %, 23 w st. NV.
Kenneth Lawyer, %. 1919 Calvert st. NV,
and Mildred Daugherty. 10. 2016 r
william Cooper, IS. 11s5 Stephen I'd. s.e.,
and Valesie Gibsen IL ra.. LIS st. sw
and Harriet Lerner, Is. Silver Spring.
A saraR Lang. s.: 5000 AfiGI: Tilden ST. st. NV: 0
and Margaret Wiessnd. IS. :s0 18th
willard Brown, 21. Fort Meade. Md, and
Dolores zarli, IS. Pennssrove. n: J.
Donald Bueehel.. 2S; Bethesda. Md. and
Robert WILKINSON, q; Norfolk. Va. and
Walter johnson, 40, 1903 East Capitol
St. and Willie Doke. 46. 26. 18th st. s.e.
Evening star., 1952-11-19
Lecture to Tell of N
Interference, Elimination

A technical lecture and demon
stration on the causes and elm
iination of television interference
will be presented at 8 pm. tomor-
row in the Potomac Electric Power
Co. auditorium, Tenth and E
streets NV.
The event is under the auspices
of the Washington Television In
reference Committee. It is open
to anyone with a technical inter-
est in the problem. The speaker
will be Phil Rand, of the Rem
ington-Rand Laboratory Of Ad-
'vanced Research.
Evening star., 1952-11-19
New Cream Deodoronf,
when used daily. will
do this for you

Now Doctors tell you how to ger
53% more security against embar-
RAISING underarm odor and perspi.
ration. Doctors making these tests
find this: New Arid, when used
daily, is 1920 more effective than
any other leading deodorant in
keeping underarms dry and odor-
less. Gives complete protection.
Used daily, Arid protects ways:
Evening star., 1952-11-19
New Cream Deodorant Proved
53% MORE effective in Keeping
uNDERARMs DRY and oDoRLESs

I. Keeps underorms dry. Pre-
vents appearance of perspiration.
z. Sofe for clothes. Does not rot
dresses. Saves clothes from stains.
3. Tukes odor out Of perspira-
tion = instantly. surely, on con-
tact. Deodorizes instantly. Keeps
you sweet.
q. Antiseptie. A smooth, white,
gentle-action vanishing cream.
S. Creamy. Will not dry out.
Only 43e plus fux. Get Arid
Cream Deodorant fodayl
Evening star., 1952-11-19
this /
week
only
sparkling pictures Of
y people for the 4
price Of only !

You con get one fine. big portroit for only 400
The whole family will adore gift photo
graphs Of you and your little one taken
together for Christmas Day.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-11-15
BISHOP BARROW
AT ST. CYPRLAN'S

The Most Rev. Reginald G.
Barrow, DID, retired bishop of
the African Orthodox Church,
will be guest preacher at the IL
Am. service at st. Cyprian's
Episcopal Church on Sunday,
Nov 16 His subject will be
MANS Responsibility to Man.
At the 7:30 Am. service of Holy
Communion, the rector, Rev. Mr..
Wright, Jr. will deliver brief
meditation on God as our Re-
fuge and Strength. At the 7:s0
| pm. celebration Of the Parish
Lords Supper, the Agnes Guild
senior guild of ST. Cyprian's
Church. will observe their amni-
versary corporate communion.
Sharing in the service will be
the Rector Emeritis of st. Cypri.
ans, the Rev. David Leroy Fer
guson. Rev. Wright will preach
on the theme Does God Really
Carer"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-11-15
WARD COMMITTEE
VICTORY MEETING

The Ward 9 Republican Com
mittee held its regular meeting
Tuesday, November IL, at 464
Mass. ave.
The Meetin gtook the form of
a Victory Celebration. A Review
of the campaign and election was
made, including the activities on
Klection Day.
The results and meaning of the
election were discussed and plans
made for the future. A complete
report was made by chairman
Leon G. Lomax and all financial
matters fully explained.
The Meeting closed with all in
complete harmony. There were 9
members present and all enjoyed
the social hour with refreshments
after, the meeting r. A. SIM
MONS, DDS, Publicity Chair
man.
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generals staff"
Ward 9 headquarters opened
with the presentation of the new
chairman, Leon c.. Lomax, with
Mr.. Madeurx from the head com
mittee as guest speaker giving
a splendid message The follow
ing week Mrs. Mary Gordon, pro
minent in church circles, was
guest speaker, urging the
churches take an active part in
helping the people to select the
best men for state and national
offices, followed the next week
by Mrs. Gertrude Chandler, out
standing club and business wo-
man, who opened a question box.
Whats wrong with Ward
electing members of the race.
Mr.. Richard Lamb believes it is
too much like and don't like; Mr..
M. Smith hasn't answered yet.
We had prize in 81 year old
James Ming, a dyed in the wool
Democrat, who changed to the
Republican party and went out
and canvassed his white neigh
bors for recruits.