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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-21
EDUCATOR ENDS
 STRENUOUS LIFE

Norman, Okla, (UP)-The days when Dr. Guy Y. Williams crawled through classroom transoms to announce examinations and did handstands to keep his University of Oklahoma students awake, are over.
 The veteran chemistry school director, after quarter-century of teaching, resolved this year to confine his classroom activities to the more conventional and less exhausting pedagogical duties.
 He still will meet any of his students in weight lifting contests, but the more vigorous antics for which he is well known no longer are part of the professors routine.
 Until several years ago, the TO- bust chemist startled new students each year by doing hand-springs on laboratory tables when spring weather made them drowsy.
 He also made an announcement ito each new class.
 There arer three ways of mak- ing a high grade in this course. l LlC 4AoLJ uAAd AluNAA bAAC CuoACoN, is by studying. The second is by walking across a laboratory table on your hands, and the third is by pinning my shoulders in a tussling match. I've never had to give high grade by the third method"
 Dr. Williams was a member of the university tumbling team be- fore he was graduated in 1906.
 Back in the war days, Dr. Wil- Hams once offered to give w. c. Kite, now an Oklahoma City oil- man and member of the state board of educatoin, an "A" in chemistry if he could best his teacher in a weight lifting contest. He proposed to give Kite a half year in which to practice. Kite watched one of the professors ex- hibitions and decided 1t would be easier to study.
 Stories of his catching single handed q thief who was taking equipment from the chemistry building, of his climbing through a transom weekly for a semester to announce examinations, and of his classroom gymnastics are leg endary at the university.
 Dr. Williams now owns 50 bird dogs and gets most of his Tecrea- ton from working with them.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-21
GOVERNOR BEGs GUM

Coulee, Wash. (U.P)-0overnor Clarence D Martin wanted a stick of gum a short while before he was to deliver a speech here. Twelve yenr-oid Elaine Madden had the only glnn in the crowd. and offered it Co the governor Several days later, Martin sent the boy an auto nraphed photo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-21
Stamp News
By I. $. Klein

NEW stamps H' of c re at Britain. pictur. ing King Ed. ward VIII, will be 8 radical de-
 parture from the f o r m 6 r types, in that
 they will carry
 a half.l @ n gth nicttprA oP fho
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-21

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Evening star., 1936-05-04

shocked at something you did when
you were 49,"
Tam's head snuggled closer against
his.
George" she said, "as long as you
love me, as long as you1l believe In me,
! don't care what happens! I haven't
many friends In San Francisco: don't
care about any one except you and
your mother and Mary. Its heaven
to be with you here at home, aud have
you to talk to me, and I'll not worry
about anything as long as YOU dontl"
But much later she added suddenly
in a wistful voice. Just the same, !
wish it were somebody else than
Mayne!"
Forget 1t. Nobody knows 1t except
you and me-" George said. And no.
body else never Will"
It's only on Mary's account" she
said suddenly.
Does he know about Mary?"
Il wrote him, once. For her sake,
of course. I wrote him that must see
him, that something had happened "
And what did he say when you saw
him?"
Il never did see him. He didn't
write Or come up, and few weeks
later 1 read that he had gone to New
York. I've never seen him since"
Hal George said. 80 you don't
know whether he knows or uot?"
No. But the thing that frightens
me is that II he has my old letter
Would he have it, George?"
Probably. He wouldn't have writ
ten you as he did il he hadn't some
evidence of some sort"
We'll, you see, II he had heard OF
Mary"
u don't see how he could. don't
exactly see him putting in any claims
on the child. She's my mother s
adopted ward now; it's all legal, and,
if necsssa ~. some day we can fabri-
cate a niece of mothers, who died In
Australia" George shrugged, finishing
his phrase on note of scorn.
He might tell her."
Il don't see how. He doesn't even
know of her existence. II he suspects
it he must also think that you gave
the baby away for adoption. You had
six or seven years playing in stock,
with no talk Of baby, no story of
adopting q baby. All we have to do
is sit tight until they hang him."
You think they Will?"
We'll, it looks that way"
''He may get life sentence. I wish. u
Tam said, with q nervous laugh-"I
wish you were already district attor-
nsy, Georgs!"
oh, then we would be in the soup!
Thank the Lord" George said devout-
/ ly. Its up to Mullins"
! This is August, George. Suppose
! you're elected in November, and
Mayne's convicted. and they appeal,
and then you are district Attorney"
Now look here, my beautiful little
bird brain of a wife" George said.
you stop worrying. just face the
whole thing with your eyes wide open
and don't let 1t get you. The one
person to protect is Mary, and she's
/ only years old and as safe as q
! church down here with my mother
! If Mary ever gets onto anything when
she grows up we'll simply have to
lie to her, that's all. II Mallory
wants to see me III see him. He'll
ask, 'How's Tamars?' and I'll say
! Fine He'll say. i wish that l could
Evening star., 1936-05-04

see her. and I'll give him one good
look and say, Shed rather not see
you. an0 ! understand her feelings
II there's any talk Of my taking his
defense. or assisting his defense. I'll
dodge 1t. I'll tell him there's . good
chance Of my being district attorney
and l can't b. sure Of hsing able to
handle It,"
You make me feel equal to any
thing" Tamara said.
But she wondered II hs wss . little
more concerned than he chose to let
her suspect when he went away sarly
the next morning, and she knew that
matters had taken some sort Of un-
expected turn when he telephoned
her at about I O'Clock to come into
town and have dinner end stay the
night.
George, who looked tired, frightened
st the sight OF her, and they went at
once upstairs to the big rooms with
Q bay view In which he had alresdy
put his bags.
George sighed deeply.
"I'vs seen Mallory" he began.
Tamara's healthy mountain brown
faded q tribe.
you've seen Mayne?"
yep. He's here in the city jail. ]
talked with him for ABOUT an hour.
Forty, you said? He looks so!"
why did you see him?" Tam asked,
in q light, frightened voice.
George went on, rubbing his fore
head restlessly. You see, Old Martell
has 1t In for Mullins, the district
attorney. The whole frm has, for
that matter; they hate him and
his gang and his machine. They
want to blast them out this November
In . way they'll never forget. And
our outfit Is honest, Tam. ! don't
say that lot OF the aristocratic
old law firms In this city would touch
Martell, Hunter d Marteil with .
l0-foot stick. But were absolutely
square, IL We do take sensational
cases and handle 'em ssnsa tionally
And we're after Mullins.
when / got into the Office this
morning old man Martell was there.
He's been sick and he doesn't often
come In ON Mondays and he's never
early, so ! knew that something was
up, but I never suspected the Mallory
case until he came right out with It.
Davis, We want you to handle the
Mallory case. We want you 10 do II
whether he's got > chance or not
1t isn't slated until early October
and 1t may run over until election,
and we want You in it, right in tbs
public eye! ! said ID looked pretty
sour to me and ! didn't think II
would do US any good, and the old
man began TO argue and scold. He
said that he had gotten where he
was by taking hopeless cases snd
playing lunches, and he would bet
even money that Mallory got off,"
George! Then What?"
Well. Bill Msrtell took his father
on for a hundred right of the bat,
and they we're sort OF kidding about
1t, and then Hunter came In. Hunters
never been 9 special fan OF mine
he thought old Martell was crazy to
take me In. But he came round
after the Butler case-thst was that
taxi case-and he said. Well. ! guess
the old man has q brain wave now
and then"
Ito bs continued)
Evening star., 1936-05-04
gf;3p%M%%&%%}' n
H.x&W wkATHLEEN NORRIS ~

! "He may want me to defend him."
George said. I'll tell him can't.
And thatll be that"
But then if that made him mad"
Tamara said, apprehensively. what
could he de?"
Exactly nothing, Tam. The day
has gone by when the-what was it?-
the lightest breath Of scandal against
q woman's name was enough to damn
her in decent society"
Anyway" Tam argued, small and
earnest, curled against his shoulder
on the arm of his chair, her blue eyes
blazing with excitement, anyway, he
couldn't tell any one that you wouldn't
take the case, because that would
mean that every one might think you
thought he had pretty weak de-
fense."
Exactly" George fell to ponder
ing. II don't think he'll even ask
me-" he said.
Just the same ! wish 1t weren't
Mayne!" Tamara said anxiously. Il
haven't seen him for more than eight
years. I never want to see him
again"
He Is evidently choice variety Of
skunk" George said. But, never
mind, Tam-you told me all this and
I'm the only one that matters"
He thinks you don't know Tam
surmised, shreWdly
Il suppose that's it. l suppose he
saw your whole life in his power.
Well, he's in pretty deep water now"
George added. I've not seen the
first stories. of course, but there seems
to be strong public feeling against
him already"
But, George" Tam asked. rub
bing her forehead softly against his,
her eyes on the fire, "how could any
man be such complete fool as to
murder woman in hotel bath room?
Mayne isn't a fool. He's pompous
and conceited-well, not even that as
much as most Of them," Tam went on.
thinking. But he's somewhere in
the 40s-not like a wild kid going
frantic"
"Drink2" George asked briefly,
thinking.
Not much. What disturbs me"
Tam added, her eyes on the fire
what disturbs me is that-that / hate
to have the whole thing stirred up. l
hate to hear the old names. I wish
we could get hold of the Roys and go
straight back into the high mountains
again until the Mallory trial is overl
There's no use saying I'm ashamed OF
the sappy idiot I was eight years ago.
I despise him-I resent him-but,
after ALL he did only what any msn'll
do if a girl makes it easy. was the
fool"
Never having done anything wrong
myself" George said-"never hav-
ing disgraced a mother like mine, or
! done time in an Arizona Jail, l can be
Evening star., 1936-05-04
INSTALLMENT XXVI.

ct IE CAN'T buy Mullins-1ll
say that for Mullins"
George said. Tam was
Il very quiet, playing with
her food She ate nothing. 1t was
late in the evening and Mary and
Gran had gone upstairs to bed before
Tam began quietly:
George we're in trouble"
who's In trouble, infant? This
George said, luxuriating in flrelight.
with his wife half on his knee and
half on the arm of his big chair and
his arm about her-'this doesn't seem
to me like trouble"
"Oh, George, my darling, my dar-
ling, if only I'd gone under the rap
ids that day up at Simpsons Meadow" !"
Tam breathed.
What are you talking about?"
George said, amazed. He sat up, TAX
ing away his arm, and they looked at
each other. What on earth's the
matter?" he calculated.
Everything" she said simply, with
dry throat.
mo, but what is it, Tam?" he asked,
alarmed You feel sick?"
"Heartsick, she answered, laying q
hand lightly on his arm. Tears came
into her eyes and she shook them
away and sat squared about and look
ing at him patiently like hurt ami
NAL
Tell me, darling" the man said,
gently now. Without saying anything
she put crumpled sheet OF cheap
hotel paper into his hand. George
leaned back and jerked on light to
read it.
My dead old Tam" he read, II am
In pretty bad shape for something l
never did l want to see your hus-
band and / want to see him mighty
soon. Some one has got to see me
through this like he did the Elliot case.
Get in touch with me -"
The formless, clustering writing
ended with the signature "Mayne." b"
What's he to you?" George asked,
staring at her, completely at loss.
"That's-that's just it. That's what
didn't tell you. when we first talked,
years ago That's what you said you
didn't ever want to know Tam said.
There was long silence. Ashes
fell in the fireplace; the clock licked;
the lamp burned softly. Tamara saw
the hard, red color come up into
Georges face and his jaw set. His
big hand began gently to beat on
her hand as it lay spread on his
breast.
Il see, Tam" he observed at last,
gently. Il see"
Hes Mary's father!" she said.
After a long time George said
~Well. what OF it?"
TamAaughed out nervously in sud
den deep relief.
That's what I was wondering !!
What OF it,"
Evening star., 1936-05-04
Reno Has More Weddings.

RENO. New. lPl.-On the fifth an
niversary of Nevada's six-week resi-
dence divorce law. Reno took stock
and found:
That 16,463 divorce suits were filed
during the period.
That they we're outnumbered by
9,S72 margin in marriages performed
here.
Divorce seekers came from every
State. most marrying couples came
from California, which requires 3
three-day wait.
Evening star., 1936-05-04
Peak to Honor King.

A Union Jack made Of painted metal
Is to crown the highest peak in Cey-
lon-the a,500-foot peak Of Pedurua.
lase. The flag will commemorate the
accession OF King Edward VII, and
Is ito serve as permanent land
mark and Q token of loyalty"
Evening star., 1936-05-04
HELP-DOMESTIC.

COICRED, general housework; stay nights;
adults: So weekly: steady honest worker
with refs. only need apply Georgia 1868.
COOKING. general housework; light col,
ored; adult family: city references; Sh
week 1925 BELLEVUE terrace NV. tnear
Wisconsin and Garfield)
GIRL. white, cook general housewOrk;
small child: stay nights; permanent; SO
week Phone Cleveland S345.
GIRL. white, experienced in taking care
Of child ~ years old: stay nights: good
home; references required. Address Box
81 Star office.
MAID. white or colored. general house
work: room. board and salary. 23ll
Calvert st. NV.
WOMAN colored cook, laundry. down
stairs cleaning; stay nights; Chevy Chase,
Md: S35 month. Phone Wisconsin 1890.
WOMAN. colored general housework and
cook; must have good references. CAN
1901 N st. NV.
WOMAN. light colored. 30 to 45; general
housework for one person. Az East
WOMAN neat for general housework and
plain cooking stay nights; excellent room,
bath; must be fond of children: references
required Apply 42O7 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-05-04
Beauty Culture Success
WANTED-SALESMEN.

statesmen to sell Frgidaires washing
machines, ironers and oil burners; salary
and commission to the right man. Apply
sos II ST. ne.
STOCK statesmen new Govt pubica-
tion service: exceptional guaranteed offer
ing Address Box 33O-H, Star Office. %
WE HAVE PART-TIME OPENINGS for
men experienced in sporting goods. hard
ware paint, farm implements electric
refrioerators tires mems furnishings and
shoes Full-time openings in those deptS
day from l TO 4, Sears. Roebuck & Co. OH
pladenSbuTg I'd. ne
Evening star., 1936-05-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WE HAVE part-time openings for several
experiencnd women in our yard goods
drugs. draperies. hosiery, lingerie infants
wear. handbag and glove depts Permanent
tuesday. 9:30 to IL. Sears. Roebuck g. Co..
s1l BladenSburg rd. ne.
WOMAN, exceptional. thirty to forty years
of age. in good health. well educated. intel
urgently needing employment We train
you to train others in makeup natural
ness using exceptional cosmetics; no cam
vassing permitted Automobile. telephone
absolutely necessary This is permanent
position il you qualify. Write Normitol.
Inc Norwalk Conn.
Evening star., 1936-05-04
HELP WOMEN.

EDUCATIONAL POSITION open for two
well-educated women with executive abil-
canvassing, no demonstrating, no books.
give references and telephone number.
Address Box 206-J, Star ONCE. So
GIRL nssT waysT manieSr:,
NV. Phone Columbia 9SS9.
MANICURIsT-Expert, Apply between lo
and II: permanent position. Lady Jane. s.
PREssERs Rs, 90, SILK; experienced only.
Apply NEEDLES 1888 Buchanan st. NV.
SALEStADY, experienced. for hosiery and
underwear Apply Lanes. 1911 St NV.
SECRETARY CASHIER. experienced young
woman for loan office; excellent chance
tor adyaneement stat state eSperienee s and @ REL
SILK F1NISHERs u5l. Apply, ready for
work 2220 l4th st. NV
WOMAN-Unusual opportunity for WELL
educated woman; free to trayeI; edGca- 6sa
5Si Fifth ave New York CITY
WOOL PREsSERs t5). Must be Arst class.
"220 14th st NV
YOUNG LADY knowledge bookkeeping;
also 10 assist as Salesladv in grocery de"
arv experience references, etc. Address
Box 44s-H. Star ONCE.
HAT TRIMMER who can
trim mems hats. Must have
experience. Brodt'S, Inc,
423 18th st. NV.
SITUATIONS-MEN.
BOOKKFEPER offers keen small sets books.
very reasonable: thorough experience IN
business accounting. taxes: law education.
Phone Potomac 47gI.
CARPENTER. fast on trim. 81 so day: 81
print; sober Phone Lincoln $3.50
COUNTER MAN experienced good cook.
wishes position. Address Box 445-H, Star
office
ENGINEERING GRADUATE 3 years ex-
perience in drafting. chemical laboratory
and plant work computing and general
engineering design and research, wants
work. with small concern; hard worker, not
faxed by any assignment and willing 10
accept responsibility. Address Box lIa-J'
Star once. -
FILIPINOS o.. experienced cook. butler
chauffeur: good references. Address Box
S'!-H, Star office.
MAN colored reliable honest. neat. ex-
perienced gas station. garage, truck driver
helper; work OF any kind North 3735.
MAN colored. wants lob as third-ciass en-
sneer or head ,9nitor; z reference; 10 years
MORTGAGE CLERK. experienced colec-
nor adjustment letters. settlements. re-
ne"slS etc new employed. seeks. connec-
tion; future essential, starting salary sec
knoVlrd hieh-grade references. Address
Bo. :I6H-H STAR office.
PIANIST part time: also am competenf
typlst and bookkeeper. Call Shepherd
;l05-W -
YOUNG MAN. colored wishes lob as chsuf-
feur; lood references. 1870 T ST. NV.
Phone Potomac 5l14.
ACCOUNTANT -BOOKKEEPER.
II years exp, credits and collections.
Office manaRer public accounting; Al ref
frences Address Box 324-H Star once -
SITUATIONS-WO
GRADUATE NURSE. with car. desirous OF
obtaining position caring for invalid or as
a companion Unencumb. Adams 46o3. s.
OFFICE WORKER, experienced would
like position evenings after Il; SOC hour.
National S51f between and ] m.
STtNCGRAFHER t3OJ. competent; long
experience part time SOC per hour. IN
cludlap lunch hour. Tuesday wednesday
THURSDAY Address Box 2lS-J Star ohce.
Evening star., 1936-05-04
statesmen.

The hardest-hitting direct
sales organization in the city
requires the services of three
experienced, aggressive, re-
frigerator, washer and radio
statesmen. No reserves, no
charge-backs, no hold-outs;
2 full pay days each week.
Only men who are willing to
work hard for a real job with
substantial incomes need
apply. Sales Manager, be-
tween 9 and IL noon.
1741 Johnson Ave. NV.
(Bet. 14th and 18th and
r and s Sts.)
Evening star., 1936-05-04
SITUATIONS-WOMEN.
sITUATIONs-DOMESTIC.

GIRL, neat. colored, wants part time or
General houseWork or days work: expert
enced cleaner; references District 51as.
GIRL. neat. colored. desires position as
nurse. housekeeping. cook. waitress. part
time: experienced; ref; stay nights Phone
District $3.50
GIRL wishes lob as nurse or General house
work: city references. Phone Decatur 0113.
GIPL. colored. wants general housework:
polrg away for Summer; references. Phone
Atlantic sofa.
GIRL. colored wants work as maid; full or
part time: reference Phone North I12'.
GIRL coiored. experienced. reliable. good
city references. Dart-time morning lob
Phone Emerson 539S.
GIRL colored desires work after in The
afternoon: clry references. Phone West
1868. Il1@ New Hampshire ave NV.
LAUNCRESS day work Of any kind
mothers helper after school Call Sunday
or Monday 15i7 Columbia st NV.
WOMAN colored. experienced wishes gen.
eral houSewCrk, plain cookIns. Phone
Emerson ii3S
WOMAN. cclored. wants bundle wash. take
home. ladies or gents; no shirts. SOC for
days work for THURSDAY District 62l>
Evening star., 1936-05-04
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC AGENCY. Dec. 24l9 or North
gOII 1925 9th. furnish cooks. g.h.w.. day
workers. buffers. porters. dishwashers.
DOMESTIC AGENCY. 1925 9th ST. has
openings for cooks maids. couples. nurses
g.hw., mothers helpers.
Evening star., 1936-05-04
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING THIS WEEK FOR COLORADO
Springs via Lincoln. Nebraska: passengers
wanted; references exchanged. Phone De-
Catur 1908.
DESIRE TRANSPORTATION MILWAUKEE,
or Chicaeo, Nav ! ) or 10: references fur
nlShed Phone WISCONSIN HH"6-M. ~
Evening star., 1936-05-04
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LEARN A B e SHORTHAND IN 30 days;
simple. fast accurate: individual attentlnn;
typing: SEQ up 1924 18th NV. Dec. 1910.
WANTED-Reliable men mechanically or
in spare time for servicins and Insta illng
GRAFTON equipment. Must have fair edu-
cation clean record good character and
be able to furnisI references. Write fully
as 10 age education. experience. present
occupation. phone. etc. Utilities Eng
Inst. address Box 4eI-H Star once a.
GREGG SHORTHAND TOUCH 'TYPING.
English ar;th.. speed dictation: beelnnerS
and reviews reas. rates. Decatur 32si. -
sTENOG. TYPIST - Civil Service home
study courses include rough drafts plain
copy. general tests. dIctation material.
BOYD SCHOOL. l:I:i' F 81. NV.
SHORTHAND speed classes. a. ; and 7
pm. 81 mo 8 classes weekly. expert in
struct!on. Apt. lol4 La Sale. 102S Conn.
BE A SECRETARY or JR ACCOUNTANT
Earn more have mCre-opportunltles are
numerous TODAY Your best investment Is
in BOYD COURSF-UNUSUAL ADVAN-
TAGES Register today for the next class.
BOYD'S 1888 -. NV. National .:i'S.
STENOGRAPHERS- -TYPISTS.
Let US prepare you for the
Civil Service Examinations
Nishf School ~ Mo: Day. $40
Gen Tests Included Why pay mOre9
CAPITAL CITY COLLEGE. Sl1 18th St.
Evening star., 1936-05-04

A local Dept. Store requires
the services of a man with
experience in filling rugs and
linoleum orders. Give age
and details as to experience.
Address Box TIC, Star Office.
S AL E S M E Nm EN-
CLOTHING EXPERT
ENCED. S. LIVINGSTON &
SON, 9O8 7th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1936-05-04
CAB DRIVERS.

Get Our Proposition on New 1895 Cab,
Union Taxicab Association.
80 Mass Ave NV
Evening star., 1936-05-04
SITUATIONS-MEN.

very reasonable: thorough experience in
business accounting. taxes; law education.
Phnnn pniAn nLnl
Evening star., 1936-05-04
PERSONAL.

GRAD. NURSE GIVES HYDROTHERAPY
health treatments coloniC irrigation. Hours
by appoinement. District ISlS. 81
CLEVELAND PARK-DETACHED HOME;
pleasant room on 1st and md floors for
ConvaleScent or SemI-invalid. private bath.
"9I3 Newark St NV. Phone Clcv S4s4.-
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait EmerGency Laboratory, sos 18th
NV Open eve, Sun l0-l:. Met. 1888.
MARINE RESERVES WANT MEN FOR
weekly drill and annual camp Apply
Tuesday nights. COMPANY c. 45s Indiana
Evening star., 1936-05-04
LANSBURGH BROS.

Two men over 25 that can make a good
appearance will be selected to complete
one of our depts. Immediately. Selling ahil-
ity not necessary. Five references needed
and car in running condition. Apply En-
poyment Once. g:I5 am. Tuesday.
fourth door
Evening star., 1936-05-04

ENGINEERING GRADUATE , years ex-
perience IN drafting. chemical laboratory
engineering design and research. wants
work with small concern; hard worker, not
faxed by any ASSIGNMENT and willing 10
accept responsibility. Address Box I5-J,
StAr nfflcP
Evening star., 1936-05-04

EDUCATIONAL POSITION open for two
well-educated women with executive abil-
ity; pleasant and remunerative work; no
canvassing, no demonstrating. no books.
give references and telephone number.
Address Box 2O6-J. Star once. So
Evening star., 1936-05-04
HELP-MEN.
By WEBSTER

Continued
JEWELRY SALESMAN.
This desirable position in a
better Store-can be filled
only by a high type man
with experience in selling
jeWelry. Address Box 43-J,
Star Office.
Evening star., 1936-05-04
HELP-MEN.

AUTOMOBILE PAINTER first-class Must
know stripping. Steady work. Apply rear
l?lS nth ST NV. A.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN 10 sell Dodge
and Plymouth cars and Dodge trucks. EX-
perience not necessary. Fred Motor Co,
4lnl Kansas ave
Evening star., 1936-05-04

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