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Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-19
UNBEATEN> UNITED RECORDS Co
BY BOARDS IN BATTLES TODAY

NEW YORK. Oct. . U.P)-The
nations gridiron powers march to
war today in a mid October pro-
gram bristling with battles for con-
T ference. sectional and national Su-
+ premacy.
Thirty unbeaten. united teams
move into action. Five are certain
to have their perfect records blem-
ished in skirmiSheS which involve
ten of the unbeaten, united setups.
Two don't play. By nightfau the
list Of unbeaten. united teams seems
likely 10 be thinned to II or less
Yale-Navy
The top eastern game brings TO-
gether Yale and Navy. beth un-
beaten and united.
The headline game in the mid
vest pits Notre Dame against Pitts
burgh in another battle of unbeat-
en-. united teams at South Bend.
One OF the bittereSt battles Of
the day will be fought between
Rice and Southern Methodist at
Dallas Both boast perfect records.
On the far western slope the big
game is between arch rivals Of the
lumber belt, Washington and Wash
ington State, at Pullman. Here
again is a clash of unbeaten teams.
with the winner moving into strong
contending position for the Pacific
coas; title.
Other Leaders
Leading games in other sections:
EAST-Army's unbeaten team IS
favored to win its first game in
history from Harvard at West
Point Pennsylvania hopes to
knock Columbia from the ranks
OF the unbeaten. Michigan State
IS expected TO take Boston College
and Vanderbilt to down Fordham.
Dartmouth. Colgate and Princeton
should experience little trouble III
winning from Brown. Lafayette
and Rutgers, respectively.
MIDWEST-Ohio State, tabled as
the national No team, opens its
Big Ten campaign against North
western. Purdue is expected to turn
back Chicago Michigan looks bet
ter than Wisconsin. Minnesota IS
favored over Tulane In the Big
Six. Nebraska is favored over Kan
sas State, last years champion, and
Oklahoma over Iowa State.
SOUTHWEST - Texas Christian
should score its second conference
victory over Texas A. & NJ Texas
is given the edge over Centenary.
FAR WEST-Southern California
meets Oregon State and Oregon
plays Idaho in conference games.
Undefeated California meets Santa
Calara in another one Of the days
big games.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-19
BY HENRY McLEMORE
Copyright by United Press

NEW HAVEN, Oct. 10. U.P)-.
Yale and Navy. or more precisely,
the Bulldogs and the Sailors will
have no such odds at stake. but it S
fifty-fiye to one that the Sailors
should win because they are burn
ing with the fires Of revenge.
They started burning, I am told,
as long ago as 1901 when, in the
only game of football ever played
between the two teams, the Yales
won "a to 0. Since that day, if I'm
to believe what 1 hear, no sailors
heart has ever been completely at
rest-not even when he was sit
ting in the Cathay Bar at Shang-
hal, his arms around a doll, and a
tall. cool one on the table.
III short, the boys say that Yale's
victory, achieved "a years ago, has
been a barb in the hearts of the
men who go down to sea in ships,
and that today the Navy team, with
a shout of Vengeance is mine!" or
something like that, will do or die
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-19
Redlonds Beats
Santa Barbara
In Close Game

REDLANDS, Calf, Oct. 10. U.P)
-Redlands university nosed out
Santa Barbara State to 6 in the
last two minutes of grueling foot
ball game here last night.
State scored first after the teams
battered each other in midfield
most of the game, with a drive
that ended as Romelli twisted 10
yards through tackle for a touch
down. Sanderson failed to convert.
The Bulldogs passing attack
clicked only when the time-keeper
produced his watch and pistol. A
30-yard pass from Peterson put
Nicholson over the line, then fax
ing a kick, Peterson tossed to
Crawford for the winning point.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-19

.
and thus restore the supremacy of
the seas. the Panama canal, and
the Chattohoochee river, to Annap-
oils.
Revenge Out
7 don't want to be an old meanie
about this thing, but to my way
of thinking you can throw the re-
yenge angle-and not only for this
game. but for all others, too-right
out the window into Sister SWeen-
ev's BACKYARD. I recall that in the
recent worlds series at Detroit the
Tigers were said to be thirSting for
vengeance because of the lickings
the Cubs of 1907 and 1908 gave the
DetroitS.
Hooey, pure hooey. There wasn't
A PLAYER on the 1885 DetroitS who
even knew the names of more than
three or four of the Tigers OF 1907
and 1908. I don't think they would
have cared had the old Cubs shot
their predecessors with blunder-
busses. COR is the plural of "blund-
erbuss" blunderbussiO They were
playing for dough.
Be Too Busy
Today I don't think thereu be
Navy man who, once that game
starts. will give the 1901 affair a
thought. And for several reasons.
In the first place, the sailors prob
ably don't care hoot what hap
pened back in Admiral Dewey'S day
and time. And in the second,
they'll be too busy thinking about
and worrying about that big Irish
man, Larry Kelley, out on end, and
those two sophomore jackrabbits
who carry the ball for Yale, Al
Hessberg and Clint Frank. OF the
three Yales, I think Kelley will
bear the most watching. Some OF
the boys think the great Kelley
brags too much, and keeps his eyes
on the grandstand bit too con-
sistently, but he can play end for
my money. Larry's the same sort
of end as the OF Catfish Smith
Georgia had playing for 'em a few
years back. The Catfish was just
another guy in canvas pants when
the going was easy, because he
couldn't be bothered. But when
the heat was on-well, he managed
to get hot.
I like Navy today. I like Navy
because it's two and three deep in
every position and, pound for
pound, year after year, will out
fight any team in the country. Not
that Yale won't get down and wres-
tie you for the ball game, too.
That's just how the Ellis beat Penn
last week after trailing to 20 at
one time. But I don't think they're
quite tough enough to bounce the
sailors today.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-19
SPINNERS AND PASSES BRING
VICTORY OVER WEAKER TEAM

came near costing heavily. As many
as four men would miss a tackle on
a wide end run or q play off tackle
Both teams showed a weak pass de-
tense with Holtville and the visitors
gaining many yards by flipping the
ball through the air.
Holtville's aerial attack may cause
s1ne upsetS in league games this
season and will probably be the
only way it will gain yardage on
CaIeXico next week.
Ear Walker looks 10 be one of
ne valleys foremost pass throwers.
He heaves them Straigh, and 70
the point
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-19
Bronchos Attempt
9TH Straight Win

BERKELEY, Calf, Oct. 10. W.D
University Of Santa Clara's Bron-
cos galloped into Memorial stadium
today seeking their fourth straight
victory over the gridiron forces of
the University of California.
Santa Clara under the coaching
Of Maurice Clipper Smith has
held California scoreless in their
last three meetings while running
up 80 points themselves on the
Golden Bears.
The Bears were a 10 TO favor
ite.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-19
Freddie Steele
Stops Berglund
In Sixth Stanzd

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 10. W.H -
Freddie Steele, Tacoma, Washington,
middleweight terror, stopped Swede
Berglund of San Bernardino, Cal,
with technical knockout in the
sixth round of a scheduled l0-round
fight here last night.
Referee Jack Kennedy stepped be-
tween the fighters with Berglund
reeling helplessly against the ropes
and blood streaming from a deep
cash over his right eye
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-19
NOTRE DANIE-PITT

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Oct. 10. U.P
In the first real test of the sea-
son for both teams. Notre Dame
and Pittsburgh meet today in a
game that viii start one of them in
serious quest of the national foot
bali championship.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-19
EXPERTS SEE
RUNYAN GENE
IN PRO MEET

OKLAHOMA CITY. Oct. 10. (U.P
-Predicated on the concession that
anything can happen in golf, the
experts today foresaw a semi-final
match between Gene Sarazen and
Paul Runyan in the national PGA
tournament.
That was about the clearest vi
sion of consequences in the crystal
at the start of the second day of
match play. Sixteen matches over
the 18-hole route on the Twin Hills
course were carded for the day.
The second round scheduled yes
terday was postponed because of
the size of the field.
Adds Full Day
The postponement added a full
day to the original schedule NOV
ing the finals up to Wednesday.
After today the play switches to
36 holes.
Sarazen, the Connecticut squire,
was in the same bracket with Run
yam, the White Plains, N. Y, blonde.
While they appeared to be the
class of the bracket, it was any
thing but a certain thing.
No further away than today's
play were first class threats for
these two. Sarazen plays Alvin
CButch) Kreuger, the semi-pro base
ball pitcher from Beloit, Wis, who
gave good account of himself in
the national open. Runyan was
matched with the big Detroit sharp
shooter Mortie Dutra.
The pairings included:
UPPER BRACKET
Paul Runyan, White Plains. N.
Y, vs. Mortie Dutra, Detroit.
Levi Lynch. Gladewater, Tex,
VS.. Art Bell, San Mateo, Calf.
Vic Ghezzi, Deal, N. j., VS.. Al
Zimmerman, Portland, Ore.
Alvin Kruger, Beloit, Wis, VS..
Gene ,Sarazen. ,Brookfield Hills.
Conn.
LOWER BRACKET
Harold Sampson, Burlingame,
Cal, VS.. Al Watrous. Detroit.
Sam Parks, jr., Pittsburgh, VS..
Francis Scheider, Oklahoma City.
Horton Smith, Chicago, VS.. Ray
Mangrum, Pittsburgh.
Jimmy Thompson, Ridgewood, N.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-19
ARMY-HARVAED

WEST POINT, N. Y, Oct. 10.
U.P)-Army's untried eleven. victor
ious in two starts, faces Harvard
here today at Niche stadium.
Army will try to break the jinx of
IA straight defeats here by Har-
yard since they started relations
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-19
VIKINGS TAKE St. AUGUSTINE 49, FROM AIR
OCCIDENTAL WINS

PASADENA, Calf, Oct. 10. U.P)
With three touchdowns piled up
in the first half, Occidental college
turned back the California Insti-
tute of Technology gridders 10 to O
in the Rose Bowl last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-19

j., vs.. Jock Collins, Mansfield, o.
Ky Laffoon, Chicago, VS.. Eddie
Loos. Chicago.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-19

Three modern, well equipped
ranches in the Orland district,
Glenn county, changed hands in
one week recently.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-19
YALE NAVY

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. l9.U.P)
Yale will match speed and de-
ception against Navy's power and
resourcefulness in their meeting in
the bowl today for their first game
in "a years.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-19

in an effort to wipe out the stain,
and thus restore the supremacy of
the seas. the Panama canal, and
the Chattohoochee river, to Annap-
oils.
Evening star., 1935-03-20

yG LADY who is experienced in dem
ating cosmetics in drug store or de-
lent Stnre Phone Met 0hA0.
Evening star., 1935-03-20
THE HECHT co.

requires the services OF
thoroughly experienced sales
people for their coat, dress
and millinery departments.
Apply between 10 and IL,
employment office, 4th floor,
628 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-03-20
SALESMAN
SILVERWARE SALESMAN.
WANTED-SALESMEN.

statesmen. 5: short hours. Live prop
osition for right men. Apply between z
and pm. Room 61O. 600 Goth st. NV.
SALES MEETING will be held Wednesday.
3 pm, for the purpose of appointing rep
resentatives for Virginia. Maryland, Penn
Sylvania and New York. Whether you are
attend this meeting National organiZa-
tion handling article Of merit. An estab-
lished corporation in Washington. D. c.
Suite 7l920-21. District National Bank
Bldg
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SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

"Aduerttsements under this head
t1g are presumed TO be from prf-
pdte individuals, uniesS the ddrer.
tisement otves firm name or q
business address or states the toord
Dealer. Members OF the public
tDho fnd dealers mdSqueradino IN
this column as privdte tndiutdudls
are urged to report the matter TO
Ths Star for inresttcdtion."
Evening star., 1935-03-20
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
DOMFSTIC-

THE RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec 5561. 1902
11th, furnishes cooks. mattresses. buffers.
maids. g.h.W.. part time, days workers.
couples.
CALL DOMESTIC AGENCY for first
class -'help"-men. women, any capacity.
Decatur 2419. 1925 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-03-20
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

DRIVING taught quickly for D. C. and Md
permits; easy parking; refined. patient
instructors. Mr.. Klapp. Wise 446l-W. 30.
AIR CONDITIONING and refrigeration
service offers immediate employment. The
only way to learn this trade is by actual
shop practice Glass now forming, don't
wait investigate Immediately. 1882 l4th
NV. 23s
STATISTICAI-Yourl last opportunity for
our special classes. Capital City COLLEGE.
1910 N Y. ave. :,.2~
BEGINNERS and finishing private secre-
tarial and business courses qualifying one
for the BETTER PAID POSITIONS. Gregg
or Boyd shorthand, touch typing, Secre-
tarial practice bookkeeping. calculating
machines. etc; position guaranteed grad
yates; new classes now forming. Inquire
Bnyd School. la33 F st. National 233S.
Evening star., 1935-03-20
HELP-WOMEN.
CONTINUED.

-
sALEsLADIEs experienee;S for for dress Tn.h coat 1o
ia 9TH st. NV.
WOMAN experienced in making and serv-
ing salads in a suburban tea house; REFER
ences required; steady position for the
right party. Address Box 10l-S Star once.
WOMAN, settled. around 40, alone, who
can sell in secondhand store. clothing.
etc; home and small wages. Address Box
25S-S. Star office.
WOMEN make So to 81 daily. spare time.
Address Box 257-S. Star ofice.
YOUNG LADY who is experienced in dem
onstrating cosmetics in drug store or de-
partment store. Phone Met. $500.
YOUNG WOMAN. general once work.
bookkeeping, accounts receivable; Wash
Address Box 131-s. Star Office.
YOUNG WOMEN. keen. enthusiastic, able
- type. ability to write clever advertising
letters. compile a mailing list Of desirable
names: part time may be satisfactory.
State age. reference, salary expected. Ad-
dress Box 263-S, Star office.
MILLINERY SALESLADIES
Wanted. Must have speciality shop expert
ence. Opportunity for right person. Ap-
ply main floor Thursday. 9:15 am, L.
Frank Co. 18th and SITS. NV.
WE DESIRE the services of
thoroughly experienced mil
linery saleswomen. No others
need apply. Superintendent
office, fourth floor, S. Kann
Sons Co.
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ASSISTANT STATISTICAL "a !

This is a large and comprehensive course,
including every subject time allotted on
each subject, with many illustrations, solu-
tions and answers Compiled by the Per-
gande Institute. an authority of 80 years
experience compiling civil service courses.
Claerer and better than many resident
classes. Limited supply. BOYD SCHOOL.
1333 F ST NV
Evening star., 1935-03-20
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

BUNDLE WASHING to take home. by frst-
class laundress; good reference. Call Co
lumbia 524s. 2721 11th st. NV.
BUNDLE WASH to take home, first-class
laundress; good reference: Phone Co4um-
bia 594S. 2721 18th st. NV.
CHAMBERMAID. waitress, white. also ex-
perienced as childs nurse. wants position.
Address Box 251S. Star ofice.
COOKING. general housework needed; com
petent servant, housekeeper. German; $50,
upstairs rm. Address Box 306-S, Star once.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. exp. servant,
Danish, competent. first class: upstairs
room. Address Box 2S4-S. Star once.
GIRL. colored. experienced, wants part
time work morning or evening. Phone
North 104S3.
GIRL, colored, wants days work; willing
worker. neat and clean: will work Tor
Sl.35; good ref. 1884 18th st. NV.
GIRL, coored. willing to work part time.
City reference. Call North 0007.
GIRLS. honest, reliable, wish part-time
and days work: ref Call 1462 st. NV.
GIRL, colored wants general housework
or nursing full or part time: good ref.
Call Lincoln 6255-R.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTATION,
1871 18th St. NV.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTATION.
PIANos-We have group Of reconditioned
uprishts for sale at greatly reduced prices.
Included are one medium-size Knabe: one
medium size steinway. one Mason 4 Ham
Your choice Of these five. $3.50; Others at
$40, so. 500. Sl19. Pay 81 down. 81
weekly kits, 1880 G st. st.--
GRAND PIANO, used for concerts and re-
Midget upright. made by Baldwin. Sl75;
small Steinway upright. carefully used
s225; one cabinet-Size Steinway npfight fnr =
hall or club S15; one 5l2-octave upright.
finished IN red. S145; grands and up
rights. suited for all occasions; at rea-
sonable rates. Hugo Worch. lilo q. Es-
tabished 1879.
PIANO, small upright: guaranteed perfect
condition; owner leaving town. must sell.
Miss Alger Columbia 6639.
PIANO--Heres an unusual buy in re-
possessed upright A lovely little mahog-
any apartment-siZe instrument uull key
board. in splendid condition; Only lew
months old and one OF the latest mooeIs; 1otIs
il can be purchased by merely continuing
the weekly payments Of 81 so; total, Sl5o.
kits. 1890 G ST.
THEY BOUGHT A STIEFF grand piano.
2and so hase pso t0I In perec for only
S265; terms 81 per month. Charles M.
Stief, 1910 G st. NV.
PIANO-A musical education need not be
expensive you can learn 10 play the piano
on our easy plan for only ST weekly. which
pays for not only course Of 81 PRIVATE
LESSONS but also a good. reconditloned
upright Kits. 1880 G st Natl. 4130.
CLEARANCE SALE OF pianos and players.
in excellent condition: must be sold for
storage charges; S25 TO S55. Smiths
Transfer a. Storage Co.. 1913 You st. NV.
Phone North 3343
PIANO = Colonial style mahogany baby
grand. This instrument is one Of the latest
and best selling models and in perfect con-
dition having been purchased new from us
only : months ago A reposseSSlon that
can be bought by continuing the monthly
payments of SIS: total. S292.50 kits.
1920 G st
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HELP-MEN.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

HELP-MEN.
(Continued.D
BOOKKEEPER-CASHIER,
Auto financing experience desired, GOOD
salary and permanent position. Natl 2490.
MEN-COLORED.
Five. for local grocery and coffee routes.
Average earning. $1,000 weekly; commits
sion. Returnable deposit S5:04 required.
Must be neat and energetic. Apply Thurs
day 10 to IL noon only. no other time,
SOFA Conn. ave. tbetween II and Eye.
SALESMAN.
Excellent opportunity for live man with
car. Must be capable honest American.
with good personality and reputation,
Experience in our line desirable but not
essential Best of working facilities. strong
support; Employment Dept. 1925 Wood
ward Bldg.
SILVERWARE SALESMAN.
A high-class store has a
good position for a young
man of character who is in
terested in selling in this de-
partment. Experience pre-
ferred. State age. Address
Box 370-H, Star Office.
Evening star., 1935-03-20
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO ST PETERSBURG: FLA,
Sunday March 81: references exchanged;
can accommodate 9 persons: Communicate
with 2737 Devonshire pl. Phone Col. 960s:
PRIVATE PARTY 10 YOUNGSTOWN.
Cleveland leaving Friday an. returning
Sunday: take 3; reasonable. Shep. 1928.
Evening star., 1935-03-20
COLUMBIA HOTEL.
ROOMS-UNFURNISHED

80 RANDOLPH PL. NV. (near North Cap
st)-Third floor. large room with win
dows, front: S12 so month
Information, 11O2 9th St NV.
53l SHEPHERD ST. NV rms. kit
bath. screen porch. Phone Columbis
Evening star., 1935-03-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

(Continued)
WASHING MACHINE, Apex demonstra-
tor, 400 OF for cash. Apex Elec. Co.,
709 9th st. NV. at G.
WOOD SO cord; well-seasoned oak, pine.
etc. cut any length; free delivery. Phone
Adams 3657-J. %"
WOOD-Seasoned white oak, any length,
delivered $40 per cord. Also pine and
kindling. Dial Walnut S4S7. F. w. Clark.
EUGENE DRYER,
Direct current; perfect condition; two
heats. Cost S99.50. sell S35. Used but
very little by operator at home. Mr. Bur-
rows 900 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-03-20
SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

LAUNDREstWhite. exp. washing, IRON
ing by hand. is desirous OF securing
moderate cost: shirts custom ironed: silks.
iingeries and household linens, beautifully
done: Ivory soap used; no acids or marx
McCutcheons and Sulka. Fifth Ave. New
York: inspection invited; delivery service
Nine Morins. Columbia 22S3.
NURSE. undergraduate. desires place in
doctors or dentists once or institutional
nursing: experienced also in bookkeeping,
typeWriting. Address Box 2s2-S, Star ONCE.
sTEONGRAPHER SECRETARY. expert
enced, accurate. capable. desires perma,,,
nent position; excellent references. Can
Columbia 2260-J.
TYPIST and general once work desired
can give references. Call Clarendon 253o.'
Evening star., 1935-03-20
HELP-DOMESTIC.

COOK OR MAID in large boarding house:
1920 Swami st. NV.
COOK. first-class general housework. some
laundry; stay nights Call between ana
u and after z. Emerson 1928.
GIRL, white. housework; go home nights.
Must be good plain cook. Adult family.
Refs. Phone Shepherd 35S5-J.
GIRL, white, for general housework. Only
those with experience and references neeo
apply. Call in person Wednesday. after
e pm. 313 10th st. ne.
GIRL young; white; sener,ai hGuseSorR pSGRs
Georgia 2OO4. 532: Illinois ave NV
GIRL. refined white. general housework;
no cooking or washing; stay hlehts' SoI-
lier Inn. 1907 Columbia I'd
GIRL, white. general housework IN apart; I;
ment care OF small child: stay nlghts' 91o
month. Phone North 6Sl4-R
GIRL. white, general housework; expert;
enced; assist with ehid stay nisnys ays n% S19a
Apt. 30I Phone Adams $500.
HOtJsEKEEPER cook. care child; near
Capitol small apt. Sat. D M, Sundays on
S25 References. Address Box 2o2-S'
Star Office
HoUsEWoRKER, white, settled: Irish o.,
German preferred must be fine COOK ano
handy with baby $40 month: references
required Phone Wisconsin 1882.
PERSON. exp, with refs. for might and and
part day. work; care OF 2Imonth-old naos y
and possibly some houSeholo ouIeS Ctste
salary, exp Address Box 2S1-S, star once.
WOMAN to care for invalid and help with
light housework: quiet home; small family
Give details Address Box 2ls-S. star
Office 20-
WOMAN. reliable for general housekeeper
and good plain cook. in small family.
State wages required and give reference.
Address Box 266S, Star ONCE.
WOMAN. white, settled. as working house
keeper in small family: must be good plain
cook Good home. Address Box 26O-S,
Star ONCE
Evening star., 1935-03-20
WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.

EMPLOYED COUPLE wants board and
room with Protestant family in detached
home. Not interested in rooming or board
ing house. Address BOX 201-S, Star ONCE.
20s
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE prefer private
home. with lady Of house to act as COM
panion to convalescent from nervous break
down. State price and particulars. Ad-
dress Box 279-S Star ONCE. 21'
COMFORTABLE. clean room. with board.
preferably private home. by respectable.
middle-aged lady, Government employe.
Address Box 270-S. Star once.
Evening star., 1935-03-20

SALESLADIES. experienced. for dress. coat
and millinery depts. Apply The Loeb Co.,
Evening star., 1935-03-20
1754 QUE ST. NV.
WANTED-ROOMS.

Private bath for two. newly decorated
beautifully furnished; unusual meals; very
reasonable
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BEAUTY PARLORS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCEI
Wonderful French method used. DR.. Del
Ledendecker. 3025 o NV, West 112'
Evening star., 1935-03-20
MILLINERY SALESLADIES

Wanted. Must have specially shop expert
ence Opportunity for right person. Ap-
ply main floor Thursday. 9:15 am, L.
Frank Co., 18th and F SITS. NV.