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WANTED-sALESMEN.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.


LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE AT THE MA
belle Honour School (Est 1919. Investigate
our Free Kit QneI to students paying cash
for Complies Course Rare opportunity to
make a definite saving without teopaEdizing
your future. BIT l4th st. NV ana 1928
JAZZ. POPULAR MUSIC IN 90 LESSONS:
plano. ssxophone, banjo. etc; free Lessons
ycH nStTHmsnt, G a7s Free boo REGlti
DO YOU WANT TO BE INDEPENDENT in
operating; short. easy course. Estab. 1918.
oxford Bldg, l4th ct. at N. z. ave.
TENOGRAPHERg-TRY OUR SPEED dc
tation, OF 2-month GTegg review 2 hours.
Sidg.. 18th and Park rd Col. 707s
GRADED DfCTATIoN. so, 80. 100, 40.
Glasses for special students, day or evening
Mount Pleasant School for Secretaries.
ssis i4t sf NM ata'fE eli sIbssas Col 5000
kqTe LEssoas FOR RE-. gEEMTI AND p EASY
(old reliable). Metropolitan 1909. i2s
MANY OPPORTUNITIES OFFERED YOUNG
women, high school graduates, in the new
profession Of dental hySiene. For informs. .
tion CONCERNING the one-year course OF
training, leading 70 the certificate Of dental
OeorEetown University School of Dentistry.
1900 Reservoir I'd. Phone Cleveland 1000.
LEARN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OR TTAI,-
Ian lessons, also advanced conversation
COURSES; reasonable rates. Write or phone
Mrs. BAUER, Mayfair Apis
TUTORING-ALL AGES, ALL SUBJECTS.
Special college trained, experienced; teaching
81 subjects failed; best references. Phone
Lincoln e037.
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Now he crept stealthiy toward the UNCOVERED east
tower. Up the age-old vines he climbed step by
STEP Far above ground he found an unbarred, open
window opening into an unlighted chamber. En-
tering, he groped cautiously about in the darkness
Again heavy fragrance greeted him. TarZan was
annoyed This would obliterate all other odors and
place upon him heavy handicap in his search
for To
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12

BUICK 1928 MASTER 4-PASS. COUPE
Victoria type; newly painted 1881 green;
practically new tires; upholstery spotless.
Really a beautiful car at $3.50; terms, trade.
Stanley II Horner, lois or iii 14th
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RADIO SERVICE AND REPAIRS.

1NzAUIV OE1SVHOE I'M AsEE zNI1So'
FREE RADIO sERVICING--The Loomis Ra-
dio College will for a limited time service
ment materials, a limited number of all
electric radio sets, this work to be handled
purposes only.
405 9th st. NV. Phone Dist. 1885, 15a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12

BUICK 1923 STANDARD STANDARDIZATION
green Duco; tires excellent; entire car like
new; $495; terms. trade. Stanley H. Horner,
I0I5 or I'LL 14th
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MEN (severaD for our new refrigeration de-
partment; good opportunity for making
money: promotion assured. See Mr.. Regan,
between and IL am, Arthur Jordan Piano
Co. 18th and @ SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12

MEN 155 to call on grocery, delicatessen,
hotel and institutional trade Largest COM
pany Of kind in world; large ofhces Wash
{ngton Don't answer this unless you mean
business and can furnish references; MUST
Be hard worker, but pays good. All appn-
cations strictly confidential. Address BOX
S0R-M, Star once. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12

PASSENGER SEDAN. 1873
Cost S4.250 new; looks and runs like new;
See Mr.. Barnes. i729 14th st.
NV. Decatur $500. Open evenings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12

MEN-We will employ one man with car and
one without for outside special work; man
with car will earn approximately IS DAY,
other man approximately 81 q day Apply
10 O'clock sharp Friday morning, Room 3O7
Barrister Bldg, 635 st. NV.
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BUICK 1927 STANDARD COUPE; ss25. or

BUICK 1927 TWO-DOOR SEDAN. Standard
six; dark blue in perfect condition; sacrifice,
500; also terms. Nolan Motor Co., I'LL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

thoroughly seasoned oak,
cut any length, S14 cord, So half cord
Call Met 0404
WOOD. seasoned oak; reasonable lengths;
S14 and sic cord. delivered. C. B. Munson,
Arlington. Va. Clar. 2i94.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12

Motor quiet and powerful; smart lines; hand
some Duco finish; new-car dependability and
performance. These are the things that
make this Chevrolet such a spectacular
value, S325; liberal terms. Owens Motor Co..
1928 Ga. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12

MEN (2), neat appearances; s2S and liberal
commission conditional to start; permane nv
train you in the field. Call after pm, ZIG
Insurance. Bldg, COZ 18th st. NV. 12e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12

SIS down, $40 per mo-; excellent condition;
rington Motors. 2o35 nth NV. Pot. 0044.
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PERSONAL.
LG.-Aa,---1A

MONEY. ADVANCED ON PAWN TIcKETs.
t Giamonds sntiqy eyes silye, and s2id; Liv-
BRIDGE. AUCTION OR CONTRACT; CLASS
or individual instruction; day or evening;
moderate. Adams 1882.
when q responsible lady will give best Of
loving care during day for only soc a day,
including lunch 1928 Kearney st. ne.
TRUssEs AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL
guaranteed. Expert lady and gentleman at
tendants to care for your every want. Peo-
graduated in Sweden. viii come to your
residence. Phone Adams 6930-J. 10"
yIT5o-NET REDUcING TREATMENT, BAT,
therapeutic light treatments. Potomac 4721.
5TTR.02TsysEAUy MoHoeeGIEgAMINGi, oUR sP PE
ERY 'i sHoP. s27 1ith NV me AH0f'0iD-
YOUNG MAN GIVE SERVICES EXCHANGE
have car. Address BOX 51s-M Star once
&C
writes late at night. Address Box 342aM,
MOTHERS
Would like to take in healthy child, age 2
Box s2O-M. Star once. - -
ORANGES-5O Largest
.s.. Moved to GIL I,a..Axe.
VAN ANE-NOO ORAENhE sA1&&OY L.
BEAUTY PARLORS.
ROSE EVANS. HAIR T1NrING SPECIALIST:
beauty culture. NEW YORK BEAUTY SHOP.
926 N. Y. ave. NV. Met. 43f5. 13"
1TdaI sp a9Ho TR S ss psU Sls
MABELLE HONOUR FACIAL. CSC.
1928 SrT q sHt Wave SSSmp TlsS
MOTOR TRAVEL.
YOUNG MAN DESIRES transportation to
PA; share expensess and driving. i21s Mass
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
PUBLICITY unlocks the door to success. II
you have legitimate proposition, let a vet
e era in this field help you. Address Box
GROCERY CIGAR AND CANDY STORE FOR
sale sale 1 rsnt' SIS. 414 Mass ave. NV. Tel.
DRUG STORE FOR sALE-Good investment
tor the right party; has been drug store
d apn the o Sai K2 % years For fI
Alexandra 2046. Is.
SEE US FIRST If you want to buy or sell
business. Goldsmith Sales Corp, 918 N Y.
ave. NV. Metropolitan 1885.
bEsinsss. priced very low for quick sale
HAVE WELL EQUIPPED ONCE, ability. some
capital; seeking an opportunity. What have
you? Met 57A5 I3s
GROCERY STORE for sale. on corner; out
Of hospital and not able to attend to bust
ness; reasonable terms. Telephone North
LUNCH ROOM, with soda fountain and Is
rooms above; rent from rooms more than
pays rent whole; safe opportunity; price,
$1,000. Address Box 334-M, Star ONCE.
WISH TO BUY HARDWARE STORE in good
location reasonable price. Apply Louis Pin
Gus. 2509 Linden ave, Baltimore, Md.
HOTEL CAFE for sale; good location; can be
bought for $1,000. Address Box 328M, Star
once. 13'
TEA ROOM in Maryland, miles out; estab-
lished high-class clientele; wonderful oppor-
tunity; main highway; no brokers; good rea-
son for selling. Address Box 322-M, Star
once:
4aOA-Ronrniug hnusa IN rnon,~. rept sko
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MEN (6), for permanent positions with
Established flrm merchandising product
having high national standing in the nelo,
desiring to earn SIS week and better on
eral knowledge of business and WILLINGNESS
to follow leads and direction furnished VIII
qualify applicants. See MI. Cornell, 1911
T. st. n ",
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CHEVROLET 1927 4-DOOR SEDAN. in good
mechanical condition: will sacrifice for SIPS:
really worth a great deal more. II you
haven't all cash, pay what you can and the
balance monthly at my home, 2752 Woodley
nj NV Col 12AS any time
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sAIE-AUToMoBTLES.
1925; excellent con
]. Phone Lincoln 5l49

BUICK MASTER SEDAN, ls2z-Actual
age 10000; mechanically and appea r
excellent $3.50. See Mr.. Barnes, l729 i4th
ST. Decatur 1890
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CHEVROLET 1928 COACH, S235: like new;
dark green upholstery. Also 1929 at slightly
higher price Easy terms. Cherner Motor
Co. 1791 You 81. NV North 8Sh5
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CHmD'S BED, antique maple, and old man
tells. Address Box 236-M, Star once.
cOATS-Handsome fur-trimmed spring coat,
afternoon and evening dresses. 1916 WaIIaeh
pl. NV. (near YOU. Pot. 144S.
CORONA PORTABLE. 4-ToW; geasonablS.
5000 franklin st. ne. ias
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12

CADILLAC PASSENGER SEDAN, 1876
VIII make good family car and in excel
lent condition. real buy at S4i5: terms.
Warfieid Motor Co, 1880 Conn. ave Decatur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12

down, $40 per mo-, looks and runs like new
new tires: guaranteed; many others. War.
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CHEVROLET SPORT COUPE. is2s-Green
Duco; good tires; runs very good priced
$50 under market, s125. Triangle Motor Co.,
2 New York ave
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Phone National l28l
ANYTHING TO SELL
WESCHLER'5, Gao PA AVE NV.
Household effects, merchandise, stocks,
automobiles, etc. Thirty-nino years serving
the Washington public.
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ABSOLUTELY NO CASH
required Painting, papering plumbing. car
pentering, electric wiring. roofing. cement
work, garages, weather stripping. Otc. Try
our easy payment plan. Estimates cheer
fully given.
The GENERAL CONTRACTING co.
927 New York Ave. NV. Dist. 5o82.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12

YOUNG MAN DESIRES transportation L
Pa; share expenses and driving. 1916 Mass
ave. NV. Met. 1868. ID"
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PREPARE NoW-FIE CLERK. sTATIsTI-
CAI,, EDITORIAL CLERK, Begin TODAY.
Tuition, SO. The Civil Service Preparatory
School, Sc. corner 18th & F NV. Met. 1881
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-14
BLASTS STRIKE SOUTH
COUNTY PROPOSALS
FROWNED ON BY &C.
DIRECTORS MEETING

A. a Eee-lnz C the board of O.
rec-cES O. tEe cnzEbeT O col-ercs-
nEd TEEs6zT 1zg1-. the uen5SrS
Eenr CT record 8 Opposing beth the
E0-s-en- 70 c7rGLzts TIE three
counties into che large county and
the movement 20 form q fourth
cC-rrT GU CT ~porti1zS O. Wlzry-
Cz-e-c1 ard E.6z-Eo c0E1-z%
4 committee composed O. Judge
II = YATES Joe CeEyz- r and
A Wzyne Wood Ezs uzned ard
EEen zu-10r-ry q draft z resolution
to this effect. w-icn vii then L
sent % Elllo1 WsSr- representative
and Archie Par. state sEnzto--
The board instructed c. c Rich
zrcs0r- secretary Of TIRE EC7l cham
ber. 70 attend The annual mating
Ct the Laredo C1z-1E CT Con-
mErce -15rh IS 70 o. hElE next Fri
czT- M E-ESzr1sC1 RS Invited 70
% present. and asked % tax upon
the tzxz-5o1 Eethod CT financing .
chz-ner OF CC-EE-ce The Laredo
orzzn1zzSio1 coz-eErlz-es 4 change
II It's financing system
Judge Yates -as also zU--o-EZec
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-14
OLDEST RESIDENT
-
IN BROWNSVILLE
IS DEAD AT I2e

BuuWlEles cl1EE rEza6czt Mu
GEl1rEFa EIlaarn @G tc have aEl
11 Tears oL Ena Izn1ag H-
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vale 60 th1e da- ahe nzez tn MF
L was - w rAlrA names F
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-14
ROTARY CLUB
TOURIST HOST
Local Civic Organization
And G c. Entertain
50 Visitors

Pity tourists fran TIC ru-4h
visiting t. ErCElET-e. E-za5
menbe-s C the R0-z-v C-b Gz1
the bard C directors Co. the CHAM
5=r q commerce - u l-r-11ul
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hotel
Dzr51- the n1--e 1r the -rr-
ing. ss-el EEzEE-s tr1E La-aZC--
OS and B-0ElE oELTErEc &C.
dresses or various aspects r. tnF
Tz-sE. ear hearty ap-E-1E1 Er
Ele Ue-DEE -7Ea-- VIZ We
acted zz master q nr-EE-l
F-s- EpHzEE-. EC-1TZE llE reac-
E1g @ IRE z-zz-es - a W. Rec
seEEa- O. z1e Gun and the E-
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the l 1s a r1EZ Z zs=
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-14
HEATHENISM Is
SCHOOL THREAT
DR.. George Truett Calls
On Churches TO Rally
Round Colleges

JACKSON. Mss Jan If
With hez-hen5su Threatening the
public schools and Ei5Gon II the
balance. southern BaptlsE TO-DAY
we're called 70 the c0-0rs Of Chris
tan education 70 answer the chzI-
Ange b. orators addressing The an
nuzl conference &C the Southern
Baptist Sunday School Workers
here
The cal vas sounded o. Dr. 4 L
Gulce q the Baptist board OF Nash
vile and Dr. George " True..- mas
tor OF TIE FIST 5a7-z- church -
Dallas
Declaring there are -iIIiCus ~
pzEzES coming I'd IL our r-5l.-
s1oc& Dr. GEce asked that czETv
c11-e schools Dc installed and As
serted that -AEErica u On - -sv
% Eezthellsu Unless mans car -
provided 20 reach pubic EhooI
Children With the 6zh-e
Dr. TrEerr called rC- not-Eztf1-
q C1-ErzH
WEc1U has fed fr1- Is -
zL If EE CO net c-oc1erz-f-eIv
magnify CT support q the Chs
tan c0EeEES beth az hone and
71ruz1 We should @ SIRE that rrev
are -uT C1-E-z- E1r merely
Tezeered hE- EcroUgEv Christian
II At reS-F--z
We -Z- n IT every ctr---E
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-14
Boy Friends Wire Clara
Affection Displayed In kilograms Put In
Evidence In Los Angeles Trial

S1saT- charged with theft from
the rEd-hzz-sd 1aPPer Of the films
Mss Boz took TIE sand ysstsr-
Czv and alternately Eep-. smiled.
wing her EloTEC hands and p0ECE-
ed her nose. during r1e reading O.
the messages Ez---E mene1-1es o.
her uss- r0zz-cCS she testified kET
C1e-tlEe SecTLzr- wanted SIA10
for TIE teleEramS befC-e they EE-e
recovered o. prosecutors from L-S
DE- Boz
The kilograms contained such En-
desEIng expressions as
An elegant TIT Ike yOERl1- None
ether superior Lore and lOleIlS&
Earl
swiftly nv love Ties bz-t 10 yOu-
nv can sweet caring Earl
Be 2 good Erl and don't stay
OF too late With the boys Al FrIs-
CO = not large enough for my love
Harry
Dear sEeetEsar. daring baby. ]
do MS Tol and TINS = only -h-
beginning Rex
The old Homestead don't seem
the SINE sllCe Ur Vel lefS ard the
steam room won't steam any more
HarTy-
Three mel whose names have 2
Gently been linked With Ms Eos =
having been those o. boy friends
: Dr. E2rl Person whom Mss
Bow visited II Texas several months
ago. parry RicErzn or EeT YORK
and Rex Be-. motion p.crure cor
boy actor and business manager fCr
the actress
Pregnant pzuses n the taking O:
the actress testimony were reCES-
stated e. the action or Mss BoT III
applying her powder puff During
these LreruEsiouS Questioning at
t0rIETs EzEEd On their el55ES C
SIT down ard jurors and spectators
relaxed CT ~Hsred-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-14
few CHANGES
MADE IN BANK
OFFICIALDOM
Annual Meetings Local
Banks Were Held
Tuesday
FIVE BANKS
VIII Have Same Officers
During Coming
Year
FIVE

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holders o. R-uz-srLas FIRE go
he'd TGzs-ay z-1z-zoo- Al 1ETz-
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% I'D changes EEre maze. these
being TIE naming q Ben ". Rez-
As z o-Hro- q -lz Frw Ns-soraf
bank and the 6-o71-E OF Col Ea
PrTE - c-eC-1- 0- -Ee Le-rnz-s
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he RID Crane Ez-zT Bank ard
ITlS- company he'd q ree-Ez dr.
Ing tie z1--lr-- zrr 1900 80
cEe1o-E = @ccnd meeting % -
Ee1 I11-S1zT Is % name orEz-zz
Go-col p S--eet. president. 81
Wednesday ncrrsrr
Inc officers O. The -e-hz-z
National Bank 1z-e1 T-ssda- z-g
jam Greg president. II Ferrz--
1sZ- Eoe-P-S-Le--. P N Lz-5e--
ton Ece-p-e<1szt- = i Trrtr-
Tlre-p-S11ec- and cashier =
L1zs Jr- zssEz-t cashier o
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Directors are II Fs-z-Ser a
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Inc officers c. Tire STATE Ns-so--
q Bank are. J. c. Fernandez 7-ns-
cent - Ashel1- actl-e Tz-a-1-rz-
lGen-- a Il Fernando css
and c Marshall WATSON. $3.50
cashier Directors renamed sre Il
O. Fernandez Ike I. PRYOR a
Asoe-n- A Cue-0. =. an A 4
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Offices or TIE F Eats1--r
Bank are r e. Crea-sr. Drex-
dent: Ben Y. Read. a--irr --
president C. p Rz-rada r-sr
-1e1-- john T. Lo-zx- E~-s-1-
cent; Bet NJ Crouzcx u--1
tCo111led or page e.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-14
TEXAS HONORS
WAR VETERANS
Memorial Tablet Is UnveII-
ed In State Capital
Today

AUSTIN Jan 14--Ths W1-l1
Var dad q Texas I'll Be Eclc-eC
r0CzE E1El . rah-E-- sixty feet E-E
and nine feet ElEh arr 5e1rz-E the
names q Al Tears Ezo 6-zd u .Ez
SErE1rE- VII o uEel1e6 = Dan
Moody Jr- S1EnCt GcTg--rr NcrET-
Members c. TIE IeEEzT--e ard safe
C11lC2S -e-e % z--er5 u zEZ
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-14

70 attend the Houston Chamber @
Co-rE-ue meeting. scheduled 70 be
heh Jan I6- At tins melting. Nerls
nurp- eczr0- O. Nations BEz--
neS. III x tie p-aclPag sea-
Ct. Jz1Ee Yates ELl Ter-e@1-
Bro--STL-e
A resoI--C- eEcC-<1lE TIE LOIS
club MOVEMENT 70 NUMBER rsS1en-
cS - Brownsville Us zEenL and
the board Urged ci-IzEnS 70 give Tls
c1uo entire coope-ztlcn
A Committee Comp1%d O. C p
BzrTecz- " 3 Clint ard O. W.
S-rZs- wzS rz-ed 70 confer Eith the
chz--e- commission Of the city O.
B-0EESTl-e relative TO changes pro-
posed II the city charter 4 budget
committee cozDose6 O Joe CslzEa
r. AT5er- Fernando ard George
White Ezs ZS--u-1e1 to meet E51z
tnz city C0UEzu-ETs relative % 2
budget for the climber Of co1-
-erCe during the Tszr 1881
JuEZs Yates terminated the met
inz last niEr- with 4 report On L1s
water conservation problem
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-14
Defend President
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Retiring Governor VIII
Express Views of
Public Matters
ORGANIZATION
Of Both Houses Completed
And Many Bills Are
Introduced

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fire z the senate Jared today ThEn
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salary O. SD . day Senator Joe
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csezn1ng plants Another World
repeal the purpose cause q TIE
charter S-z.1-e 50 that . c1z-te-
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pzrposeS fo- which Charters nay
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InTE-z1z the EoTE-1E 70 zP1ez-
personally before tEe senate ard
house Il jo11- Session and deliver
his message II recessed 20 convene
again a ; o'c-ock this afternoon
AUSTIN. Jan Il p Purifier
evidencs that efforts VII % maze
70 eliminate UNNECESSARY expenss n
operation o. the z7nd house CT re-
preSer1zrtves EzS seen today WHEN
nuuercus members objected 20 q
resolution a-OTInz each meEDG- $50
for stamps and $50 for phone and
felezrzrh calls Bond FzTzr OF
wzxzhacrie oojected 10 rhe reSo11-
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70 esecrion q C1-Ice-x and routine al
fairs John " Holt q Czr00n Ezs
elected chaplain; J. L RO5lnss1 @
Austin. journal clsrk; Gladys NEh-
cIs Of Austin calendar clerk. Phil
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pert OF Austin. enrolling clerz
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lzture occupied . prominent posi-
ton II the minds oE legislators with
committees o. ho.h houses Scne-
duied 20 meet % craft regulations
70 govern during the extended II
Gar session Waiter Beck q Fort
Worth. chz1-uzn O. Tire house c0E-
nirtee. predicted q hitter tight On
ire focr whea TIE rules we're pre-
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A JOINT session @ the house ard
ire SeraTe VII be held to-c-TCE
Eorr1nz to receive The message
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nor Moody hzs been invited 70 de-
liver the message. his -z<-. u per
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