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The Key West citizen., 1954-12-16
Moose Ceremony
Set For Sunday

Otto M. Schleicher, state direc-
Tor of the Loyal Order of Moose,
and other officers will conduct the
institution ceremony for the new
ly formed Key West Moose lodge
on Sunday, December 10 at l p. m.
The ceremonies will be held at
the Cuban Club, 110S Duval Street.
Charter members will be enrolled
at this time
The ritual work will be exem-
rllfied by the Ritual Staff of the
Miami lodge The Miami drill team
and a quartette for Miami will take
part in the ceremonies.
tinue for the next few days. Re
suits of the autopsy on Sweat pro-
badly will not be known until next
Tuesday, Cdr. Hingson said.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-16
DOPE SOLD TO GET
CHRISTMAS MONEY

BALTIMORE R-Robert J. Nil.
Ter 33, testified in Northweste~n
Police Court yesterday that he sold
10 morphine tablets he had 90
tanned legally because he was ";n
a pinch for Christmas money " Po
lice said he got IS.
Magistrate E. Everett Lane held
Miller for action of the grand iurv
and set bail at $4,000. Miller has
been under treatment for a oall
bladder ailment.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-16
PIRATE SHIP TAKEN

MANILA PA pirate ship that
preyed on small merchant vessels
plying between the Philippines and
Borneo has been captured and
its captain killed. constabulary
Headquarters here said today. The
vessel was taken in a gunfight
while at anchor.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-16
City Accidents
Mar SD Day

Monroe County, outside ths
city limits, had a perfect seers
for Safe Driving Day Yester.
day - no accidents, the sher.
ifs department reported TO.
day.
But there were four accidents
in the city Of Key West.
There were no deaths. A boy
suffered q broken leg.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-16
SWING KILLS GTRL

WARWICK, RI. R - Maureen
Dorgan. 6, was strahgled yester-
day when rope of the swing she
was riding in her back yard broke
and tangled arouJAd her neck.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-16

of SAL Tuesday by an unmasKed
bandit who, before escaping into
rush hour traffic, complained: ..It's
getting so that it doesn't pay to
hold you guys up any more"
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-16

Kansas was the first U. S. state
to give women the votA - in school
elections in 1861, says the National
Geographic Society.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-16

DAYTON, Ohio R-Manager R.
E. Daniel, 81, of a downtown f.
nance company said he was robbed
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-16

Observation Taken at Post Office
Building. 700 AM. EST.
Key West. Fla. Dec. is. 1854
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-16

Relative Humidity. J AN.
900
Barometer tSea Level). 7 AN.
BOIL ins.-1020.0 mbs.
Too.-~s. AY
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-16

Tomorrow's Almanac
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-16

Temperatures
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-16
NAVY LIEUTENANT
fContinued from Page one }

VCOnLIHueu IIUIn age OHeT
he asked that the slack in the deS-
cending line be taken up, which
we did.
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| Paper Salvage Drive
By PTA and Star
Resumes Oct. 4

The Evening Star-PTA paper
salvage program. which was in
augurated one week before the
attack on Pearl Harbor, will be
resumed the week Of october 4.
Since. it's first collections the
program has brought a steady
flow of money into the treasures
of the cooperating PTA and
Home and School Associations,
which at the end of collections
last June had totaled more than
1858, $50.
This money has been used
to buy much equipment which
has not been provided by regu-
lar school appropriations and
has help meet the problems of
underprivileged children, espe-
cially in the providing of milk at
lunchtime.
More than 60 schools were
able to buy 16-mm. sound-movie
projectors with the funds pro-
vided through the sale of the
old newspapers and magazines
brought to the schools by the
pupils.
The usual summer slump in
waste paper collections has re-
suited in better prices being Of
fered by the the cooperating
waste paper company.
A regular schedule for pickup
Of the paper will be worked out
as the schools indicate their
intention Of cooperating.
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Belmont Abbey Student

Herman J. Moeller. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. H. j. Moeller Of 3416
Oliver street NV, has been
registered for the fall term ct
Belmont Abbey College. Belmont.
N. c. Mr.. Moeller. q sophomore.
is a graduate Of st. Johns High
School.
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to obtain funds for a new school
at Twenty-seventh street and
Military road NV, where the
ceremonies will be held.
Others to be installed tomor-
row as officers for 1954-5 include
John v. Coke. vice president;
Max Ryan, treasurer; Peter
Garafalo, recording secretary.
and Harry j. Kane, jr., CORE
sponding secretary.
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College High
School, W i'll
take place at
8:15 pm. to-
morrow.
Mr.. Marlatt,
a n admins
trative assist
ant to Rep
re S e n t alive
Judd, Repub-
lican, of Min
nesota, h a S
been active in
affairs of the
or G a nization
-~I ~, lrix,o
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.Women's Bur Group

The Women's Bar Association
Of the District Of Columbia will
meet at 8 pm. Tuesday at the
American Association of Uni
versity Women headquarters.
1884 I street NV.
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Men Of 81. Johns Plan
Installation Tomorrow

Installation of Ralph H. Mar
latt as president of the Men Of
st. Johns, mems civic and social
organization of st. Johns
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LIS Electric Iron Cord King Set-----------44e
2.49 Portable TV Antenno -----------77e
1925 Adjustable Meto Ironing TobIe
1895 Stoiness Steel 7-pe. Kitchen UtensI Set
with Wo Brackets Observation-Disclosures $40
"a IS Autonnotc lo-cup coffeemoker 1895
BroiIer -----' r~ $50, ass,
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CONTRACT
ADMINISTRATOR

Well known N. New Jersey arm
has attractive opening Tor person
able young man with 5-1O years
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Must be familiar. with. ASPR and
other Government regulations rela-
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Write employment manager. stating
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airy desired. Box 1891, Star.
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DENTAL TECHNICIAN wanted to as
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DISHWASHER PORTER
To make himself generally useful
in high-class restaurant. Good
wages and good meals. Please APP
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Chemical Engineers

/. NJ. 9. ca. 4. a.
Droximataly 3 years
process design and
eValuation experiences
In connection with pro.
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chemicals. for design
OF processes for the
Semi-workS scale man
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solid propellants and
their ingredients.
,. B. s. or M, g., Oh.
E.. 0-3 years expert
ence. to develop proc
esses for Small-scale
manufacture of novel.
solid rocket propel-
lantS.
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ENGINEERS
HOW YOU CAN
ADVANCE IN
THE TECHNOLOGY
OF ROCKET POWER

Here's an unusual Oppor.
tunity for you to Join some
Of the best qualified young
scientists engaged IA rocket
research and DEVELOPMENT.
A small, diversified Ska6
provides Q stimulating tech.
meal environment for young
men interested in pursuing
Q career In this important
new field.
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PHYSICISTS

i. Phi. D., physics
or applied mechanics,
to head group engaged
in theoretical interior
ballistic studies. Re.
Quires considerable &C.
ademic or industrial
experience in thermo-
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les ana heat transfer.
,. M. s. for theoret-
zeal work in interior
balliStics. 0-3 years
experience with bach.
ground In thermody-
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les. heat transfer and
applied mechanics.
5. B. s. for design
and development OF
solid propellant charges
for Shoulder-fired rock
cts. Some industrial
experience desirable
but not essential.
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HELP-MEN

ACCOUNTANT. age $3.50. A lge..
prog. food products CO. has an i'm
med. opening in o perm. pos. for
a young grad. accountant; 40-hr.
work week; starting salary S65 per
week or better, according. to ability.
terra in bldg. Call ME. S-4s1O.
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ARCHITECT-DRAFTSMAN
Immed. opening for young man. Able
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Chemists

!. M. S. or Phi. D.,
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COmptOllleLer OperaL(

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tunity to earn real honest-to.
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NO EMPLOYMENT FEES

D1O 1ALA . NEG1 ~. W.
CLERICAL-SALES-ROOM 90
CLERKS: Accounting, correspondence
finance. mail and file. property and
supply. stock records, statistical
trafic and clerical trainees tmalel
court reporters (world-wide). detail
men (pharmcl). IBM project plan
ners. supvrs. and operators twirine
exper), OFFICE MACH. OPERA.
TORS: billing. bookkeeping. Edi-
phone, Dictaphone and Soundscriber
telephone and telretype opers.. sta
tistical typists. steno. Spanish
dict.l. stenos. CegaD. secretaries and
typists. salespersons. underwater:
(f1re and casualty. other positions
daily.
Professionalism 321
Accountants. aeronautical. electrical.
industrial and mechanical ENGI-
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medical technicians, pharmacists,
restaurant mErs.. scientific writer's
and translators -Russian),
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local, out-of-town and overseas.
SUMMER WORKERS-ROOM 319
Camp directories. counselors (F.)
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Camp trainees, age 16 (no salary.
M NNHr rrTY TEnrnNE
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NEED MONDAY
WOMEN

90 positions for secretaries, stenos.
clerk-typists. housekeepers white o.
colored), live in or out; fountain
girls, counter Girls, mattresses, ,bkpg
machine operators. Cashiers PB&
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MEN
80 positions for clerk-typists, auto
mechanics, station attendants, dish
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out janitors, chefs-s.-o. cooks, col
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Educational
HELP-MEN
COLLECTOR

TO COLLECT AND SELL INSTALL.
MENT ACCOUNTS. EXPERIENCE
CAR NECESSARY. SALARY GUAR,
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HELP-MEN tcons.l

AUTO PAINTER. experienced on
enamel and lacquer: must be sober
and steady worker: plenty of work
on percentage basis; good shop and
best working conditions. ROSSLYN
AUTO BODY CO.. ia. $4,000. Id
AUTO. PAINTER. We have an open
of taking fun charge of all our
paint work, Good pay au-yeaT
round. Mr.. Blount. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS. 1871 Bladensburg Rd. NE
AUTO RADIATOR MEcRANIC-Apply
1910 Madison st., Alexandria. Va
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES
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Claims for errors must be made IN
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PROPOSALS

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
CLERKS OFFICE, WASHINGTON.
D C.-Bids to furnish the House of
Representatives with ice for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1855,
will be received up to 1000 AM;
June such time SS and Gs n 80 snc se
as may be required. RiTht to reject
any and all bids is hereby reserved.
LYLE o. SNADER, Clerk Of the
House Of Representatives.
aSYSE =. OF rv,EeEEP R rs 1EEA5.E1,S
b. C.-Bids to launder hand towels
bath towels. sheets, uniforms, seat
ers viii be received up TO 1000 AM.
on a june r.: 1884 .os ,b for n ,anIldryinE
enSine June SO. 1855. Right to
reserved LYLE 8. sNADER. Clerk
o; the House Of Representatives
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIxEIsSs'
GLERKs OFFICE =, WASHINGTON vaSniIN Src.s
Sealed proposals win be received by
The undersigned until 1000 AM.
June 20. 1854. for AIS or more
packing boxes, plans and specifica-
s Cns may e ss e.rE Of pR Ss a sDD
The above boxes to be Completed.
delivered ana stored in the base
ment Of the House Once. Wash
1854. subject to inspection and &C
ceptance by Q competent person to
be selected by the Clerk OF the
House Of representatives. The right
to reject any and all bids is hereby
reserved. LYLE o. SNADER, Clerk
Of the House Of Representatives.
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EXEC. SECY.,> $4,50 UP
Hill or Govt. exper.. attractive: to
sH2ccYs. legal $7O-SsO up
REcEPT.- SECRETARY .$3QO NO 70
sE EcRE I ARIES Beginners $3.50 mo;
STATISTICAL TYPIST; cleo. typ: $50
DICTAPHoNE TYP1sr $S s5 zap up
SH ILE eL TKRls Silver Spring $ $9S Ss
CAMP COUNSELOR. 2 mos.' arts s and
crafts ------to S%Uu
MALE
cooRD4TNAToRt public s Te nod ms
p assss5SHSHa "f piREcToR. executive
E fSil!ty ENGINEERS s $s.oSS Up Up
Statesmen, free to travel o whole Isn
sale trade, heavy mach. 80, OCMi up
PAGGAGE GIK h ssrss FSd 70 s sSr %e
14O4 N. Y. Ave. RE. 7-12o0:
Professional Personnel
900 18th NV, ME. 1892
Medical lab. technicians to 500 wk-
X-Ray Tech. July 19-3D = top sal;
Nurses Nurse: prs prac. white hosp. $3.50
Dental asst, exper.. NV. -----openn
admit s1n s,.T clerk vo nDsp' SO
Beginners. secy.-steno. young : $55
ARLINGTON-ALEX.
WOMEN
secy.. no shorthand. some coll; $SS17SS
BkEpr.. personnel office -------.S5o
b 19sary ASST sn viii viii train. Col Pike;
clk.-typ.. Wilson blvd. s5-hr. $55
elk -typ., no exp. wilson blvd. S45
Gen. ofc., some shrthnd. pref S55
Gen; .ofc.; good typ. Rosslyn SS Seo
elk. typ, Falls Church-----~.oS s e
Secy. to ins. exec. 35 hrs SSSI
secy. medic; sci. I'D. SSSS ny
secy. to bank exec. - oonus' Si2S
RECEIPT. -secy., Arl, blvd. $Ss0
secy.. mature. Falls Church COOS - .
s seey. m nlsRGrs L.esbure pike" 500
Medical secy:. pref. sos $3.50
PR s;IsSi " exp. Falls Church. $4S
PIT. nurse. Wed. Thur. I'm. and sat
Bank teller, exper. S21d
Summer sales elk. no sxper.- $50 up
Teletype oper.. expsr.. airport SS011
Social worker. car furn. S267
Reg. dietitian. exper. $3.50
Constr. engr.. estimat. exp. 500 min.
Recreation superv., 2 yrs. exper. $67
Telecomm. repair g mos. S1.S7 hi.
Gen. ofc. knowl. lumber S275
Field rep, H.S.G.. car. Gigs. no fee,
$3.50
Admin. sales. natl org. car $3.50
sales rep. mature, Fairfax 500 up
Bank teller, some exper. S235
Electrician. exper. start 81 so hr.
sap POTOMAC ENfPL. HRS. as
1884 Wilson Blvd. Arl. IA, 7-0h1 q
OIL King St.. Alexandria. XII. 9-5055
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EDITOR

EDITOR "a.
For perm. suburban wkly. news
paper. Must be qualified and pref
erably a resident of Md. Excel. sal
-ary. For interview. call ~. $4,000
AND HELLER, exper
in old and new house wiring: with
local exper.; steady work and good
pay for dependable men. TRUNNELI
ELEC.. 7S42 Wis. ave. OIL. 2-S30O
ELECTRICIANS. journeymen. p. C
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and RIA. 6-S45S. Ia
ELECTRICIAN, must have D. C. jour
neyman's card; jobbing. Truck fur:
nished. Best deal in town for good
man; yearsround work. DOWD'S
441S Conn. ave
ELECTRONICS MAN over 35 for in
stallation of permanent and tempo
rary public address systems, audi
forum and outside affairs. Also man
familiar with estimating installa-
tions: full or part time. 1873 Conn.
ave-, End floor after 10 am.
ELECTONIC ENGINEER: immediate
opening at project level for qualified
electronic engineer; must have min.
of 2 years exper. preferably with
electronic controls, pulse circuits.
and magnetic amplifier fields; must
clearance; unusual opportunity with
research and development organi-
cation; excellent advancement pos
sibilities; salary commensurate with
exper.: all responses kept in strictest
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ELECTRONIC and mechanical engi-
neers-Graduates with experience in
aircraft. ordnance or guided missile
.quipment design; excel. position
with scientific research organiza-
ton: classified work. Send COM
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Bethesda, Md.
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OFFICE or DISTRICT RIREcToI

more. Maryland. The following de.
scribed personal property. seized
shannon Place. Sc. WASHINGTON,
D. c., under warrants for distraint
for nonpayment of federal income
taxes. will be sold as provided by
Chapter SO. Subchapter c. Part. /.
internal Revenue Code. al. public
at 400 am. on the premises OF
Toms Auto Service, Inc. 637 n
ST., NV. Washington. D. c. ]
1850 Packard, 4-door sedan. Serial
No, 2372-b-5706. je11,l3
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WASHINGTON
CONSERVATORY
OF MUSIC

1852 Perry Fl d. NV VIZ on 14th St.
10-Week Summer Course
children, twice weekly. S29: thret
times weekly, $50. Free lodginR Il
ambitious grown-ups taking regular
COURSE. RA 3.QA6R
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To Place q
STAR CLASSIFIED AD
Coll
Sterling $4,000
CLOSING Hours

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SUNDAY EDITION, 10 Pm. FRIDAY
MONDAY EDITION, SPIN. SUNDAY
TUES. to FRI, 9 Pm. DAY BEFORE
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WHY SHOULD YOU
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Because when we don't have
exactly the kind Of position
you want listed with US, we
try to find it for you.
We have excellent positions
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ming secretaries, bookkeep-
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Many other positions for
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us put you in the right job!
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Services
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CASHIER


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hard and is not afraid Of overtime.
knowledge Of bookkeeping helpful
some tipping required. Paid vaca-
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CHEF, all-round cooking experience,
specializing in Italian dishes. Apply
RESTAURANT. 1895 Conn. ave-;
CLAIM ADJUSTER, multiple lint
stock company; has interesting OPEN
ing for Young man investigating and
Is Opportunity for the future foI
the right Individual. Apply. INSUR-
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NV. Mr.. lowering. Id
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DISTRICT
MANAGER

Qualified to hire. train and supervise
10 to Is direct sales people in this
area for o company established over
so years. Position includes above
average percentage Of sales, train
ing fees, bonuses and overwrites
adding up to a substantial ircome.
Must have car. Write Immediately,
giving business experience and
phone number to MR.. E. NEVIL
Marion, New York.
DRAFTSMAN-Is class only. Exper
detailing industrial process pipe
work. P. o. Box 1875 Wilmington,
Del.
DRIVERS-Apply in person. BE-
THESDA CAB. INC, 4933 Paramount
ave, Bethesda. IA
DRIVER, white for established dry
cleaning route. Must be reliable and
ST. Crevsrly No Apply sTGs I M0nGa y
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SPECIAL NOTICES

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE fol
debts contracted by any one other
than myself. ERNEST F. RILEY
1920 Kilmer ST., Kentland. Md. IA
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
holders Of the NATIONAL UNION
for the election Of directors and
for such other lawful business as
may come before the meeting. will
be held at l o'clock pm. at the
gU jay fSo iss4 n Poii. On OPEN MOh rom
/ to 2 O'Clock pm. WILLIAM H.
MARBURY, Secretary. lis
house-trailer owners rights will be
the subject Of meeting ct 8 pm.
M eST9nS w Jun: co a. in riIsrdms
meeting ms; GONE prepared fOF q D wis
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any bills or credit contracted by
REN MARVIN FLEMING. 5752
Edssll rd.. Alex, Va. IA"
WEDDINGS RECORDED Hin re-
cordings. For prices and information
f SaI H 10 s " sG &c ao. es1s ssRV-
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
Hall Association will be held on the
fourth Monday of June, June 2Sth,
1854, at pm. in Pythian Temple.
1912 9th st. NV. All stockholders
are urged to be present.
NOTHING YET BEATS q tropical
worsted suit, custom tailored BY
Fishers. for crease-resistance. cool
ness and comfort. FISHERS, men s
and women's fine tailors in the same
low-overhead block for over 20
years, 2127 18th ct. NV. NO
7-67S6.
INVESTMENTS in worthwhile bust
ness propositions. Also LIST and
md trusts. Also interested in pur-
chase and marketing Of electronic
party. Write EDDIS, 1888 Conn