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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-31
GUILTY OF NoN-sUPPoRT

Ann Arbor, Mich. July 81
Charged with non-support, James
Richard Priest. 26, 53S Harriet St,
Ypsilanti. Thursday was found gull
ty by Circuit Judge George W. Sam
pie. and sentenced to a term Of
from one and a half TO three years
in the Southern Michigan Prison
in Jackson.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-31

Arbor. and Ruby May Orange, 80,
Ann Arbor.
Harold l.. Keene. IS. Ann Ar
Dor. and Clara Louise Schmid, %,
Ann Arbor.
William Clifford OFT, 90, Ann Ar
hor. and Dorothy May Johnson, 10,
Ann Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-31
PAYS IN COURT

Ann Arbor Mich, July 81 A
trahc assessment paid Thursday
in Justice Jay H. Payne's court was
by Lionel r. fowler. -it2 ;. Grove
St, Ypsilanti, $685. for reckless
driving.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-31
~lNToXlcATloN CHARGED

Ann Arbor. Mich. July 3l-Fred
Chase, %, 1872 Packard St. Ann
Arbor, Eugene Lurton. 81. 512 S.
Main St. Ann Arbor. and Charles
Buchols, So, 1910 Calvin St, Gar
den Homes Subdivision, were ar.
rested Thursday on charges of in.
%toXication and disorderlincss.
Evening star., 1942-01-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILL THE Two LADIES WHO WITNESSED
fsAen man IN Dec. e. ~ IN Macomo st.
AaWkNs Asi fys ilss M soss nssSs call ESTHER NAE
MOTORCYCLES WHO HAVE MOTORS,
men preferably. Box asa-c. Star u.
sn,1E TO- BE SEP AT PULLS BIS AgGI1oN
and storage charges at LEE D. BUTIE ER
co. ll"l .. st ST. NV.
THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE SHARE:
n vii THE :. b2ME beIs Rp,t6,NG 70. 6t:
Of the As ociation: zoos Pennsylvania
lsin; 1912, :t 40 o'clock PM for II.
ensuing Yea and for E such other busines.
as NAV oro,erlv come before it,
JAMES NJ. WOODWARD. Secretary.
EE TEFs AsEu SF He "EETNG GE THE NM NM
OF the ASSOCIATION. 1th ST. and Indiana
I've. NV. vashin:ton; D. G. on Wedne~
ga DAY 5sn..If uI.r,o H. 0tG @ A. o'clock pm
suins year. md for the transaction of any
other businss that may properly come
before 1t.
MARTIN A. COOK.
THE ANNulL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders 10 Of ne H;. National Canitsl Insurance
n. election Of irllstea snd The Iranssc-
! ion Of sns other business that NAV be
broueht to he attention of the meeting.
will be helc at the ONCE of he COMPANY.
Pennsylvanii ave. ana 4th ST. Sc. Wash
treton, D c.. Wednesday. January -.
1et" between the hours of IL O'Clock noon
and ? o'clct pm
r. EDWARD EARLY Secretary.
PIE CO-THE ANNUAL
meeting of the stockholders for the cleo
tion Of the directors of this company will
be held At the companys once. $3.50 o
s.. NV on Wednesday. January IA. 1914.
Polls open rom ] D.m. 10 . Dm Books
for the transfer Of stock closed frem De-
cember "A, 1941. TO January a. 1912.
inclusive.
z 2 BEHREND. President.
ALAN B. DAVID Secretary. .
Evening star., 1942-01-13

Considering the idea is for the
benefit solely of hunters. so that
the game department may give in
creased attention to those areas
which have not produced an ade-
quate crop of game birds and ami
mails, their disregard Of the law is
difficult to understand. BY not
making correct returns they are him
dering others as well as themselves
in obtaining better shooting.
Illegal Kill Tremendous.
The illegal after -the-season kill
of wild waterfowl in the Chesapeake
Bay area has been estimated at
many times the annual kill of Wild
foWierS.
In recent years Federal wardens
have been able to cut this kill to an
appreciable extent, but it should be
curtailed further.
Quite an undertaking when whole
sections believe it is their right to
bait and kill ducks as they please,
and the justices fail to prosecute
the cases when brought before them
the same mistaken belief which
prevents legislation to protect mi
gratory fishes in the bay.
1t would require an army of war
dens to stop completely the illegal
kill, but it seems as though licens-
ing of guides and allowing rea-
sonable shooting through batting
during the season might help. Par
ticularly if the licensees could be
made responsible for shooting on the
areas upon which their blinds were
erected.
Evening star., 1942-01-13
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIC.

GIRL. colored, desires full-tims ieb, no
Sundays: light laundry: live in or out.
Trinidad 19f.
GIRL Southerner. first-clsss. wants Ehu.
or cook job. Phone MI. 0lSa.
GIRL colored, wants part-time job, TO
>; Al references; or full time, S65 month.
no Sundays. MI. 0430.
GIRL. colored. wants work; no Sundays, no
nights: good ref Dupont 1920.
GIRL light colored. refined. wishes morn:
ing work, gh.w.; ref; near 18th and
Columbia rd. Adams 1883.
Girl. eolored wishes part-time work
Call North s566.
GIRL. colored reliable wants sensrsi
housework: good ref. AID. 76ss.
GIRL. colored, experienced, wants men's
laundry to do at home. Phone DE. eset.
GIRL eOlored. wants F.h.w" fond of chill
GIRL. colored. wants work as mothers
helper willing to stay some nights. no
time or days work; good references no
Sundays. Call He, .9Is
GIRL young. experienced. colored, prefers
days or full-time work. Phone Ii. 26al.
GIRL wants days work. Call RE 1912
time: GOOD reference 17is sth st. nv.
GIRL. colored wants Job with employed
couple or g.h.v. or nursing references.
HO. 40lg.
psrt-timer or day worker: reference. Wo.
SlS6.
GIRLS 90, colored, want days work oe
part time: reference: live near Chevy Chase.
EN- 1907.
GIRLS CI. colored; want Jobs as chamber
maids or mothers helpers NO 0s6a.
CONTINUED on Next Psgsb
Evening star., 1942-01-13

will outline in a broad way a pro-
gram of complete cooperation with
the Middle Atlantic P. G.. A. in the
staging of one-day amateur-pro
affairs, the idea being to cut down
on the number of such events by
possible amaleamation for purposes
of these specific Journeys.
Rubber and inability to get tire
requirements is at the bottom OF the
probable curtailed schedule OF the
State Golf Association. The same
factors will have their effect on the
tournaments of the District and
Middle Atlantic Golf Associations.
although both these organiza tions
plan to go ahead with their regular
tournament program during 1912
The District fathers of golf will
gather tonight at the Columbia Club
to attend dinner to be given by DR..
Paul NJ. Stewart, preXy of the local
organization.
Tires Big Factor.
There's little doubt that rubber Is
to be the main factor in local golf
tIllS NtdI, SltdlCl CNtll lIldI tiiV
mere winning of cute little mugs. If
YOU haven't transportation to an
outlying country club you cannot
play in golf Journeys.
Maryland State Association Off
cials will propose that in place OF
the usual mixed up schedule for the
fall team matches, frequently pit
ting a Washington club against
Baltimore organization. two cham
pionship schedules should be held,
one in each city, with the two win
ners to meet at the end for the
State crown.
That is sensible and should have
been adopted years ago. 1t will
save a lot of travelling and those
lengthy trips which have been un-
popular even in the days when you
could lay few dollars on the line
and get new tire. Now, with rub
ber so scarce, the boys just wouldn't
waste their tires on long trips to
play a team match
Jones Again Manor Prexy.
William L. Jones, an indifferent
golfer. but whiz at some other
games. again heads the Manor
Country Club.
Jones was reelected president Of
the Norbeck club last night. Ralph
E. Pittman. the former Baylor Bear,
is vice president.
Other officers are: Secretary, E.
3 Wilson, treasurer, George NJ
Quirk golf chairman. Harry G.
Pitt; green's chairman, Ralph P,
Gibson; assistant treasurer, H. l..
Simcoe; assistant secretary, Ira l..
Ewers, house committee chairman,
Evening star., 1942-01-13

Of the lucky ones and with a full
weeks leave to CAD about the blue
Gulf Stream. found the big fishes
more than willing to cooperate.
Ravenous barracuda on the reefs.
dolphin and big Spanish mackerel
struck with clocklike regularity, but
IT was the sailfish. which threw the
hook and was caught again in the
head. that produced the best fight
leap after leap and then a dragout
battle lasting two hours.
Nearly 100 miles below, at
Pirates Cove, Jesse Loeb has been
hunting the big fellows around
Suaarloaf Key and off in Hawks
Channel around American Shoals.
while Gordon Malcolm and Paul
Leverone Of Columbia Tech found
the best going of Miami with At
pound amberjack taking top honors.
Hunters Slow Reporting Game.
Hunters game-counts, required
for the first time this year of all
Maryland sportsmen, must be in the
State Game Warden's office by to-
morrow.
Up to, and including last Friday
there were but 10000 returns, which
means. il sportsmen intend to CO.
operate, some $4,000 more should
have been received in the interim.
And that hardly is likely.
Some hunters deliberately have
marked zeros after the various spe-
cies. when their bags were consider
able. Others have enumerated half
their game. Both defeat the pur-
pose Of the count and display lack
Of sportsmanship.
Evening star., 1942-01-13
ogan, ThomsonPlay OHGo|f Tie Today
Lack Of Gate Seen
Factor in Calling
Off Golf Classics
Seven. Ace Amateurs
And One Noted Pro
Already Serving

II the United States Golf Associa-
ton Cancelled its major champion
ships on the theory that the winners
in the three mems events might be
called cheese champs who won
against inferior opposition the links
solons may be right, for the military
services are gathering flock OF the
best linksmen in the land. The
U. S. G. A. probably had Its eye on
the gate at the same time.
At least seven Of the top-ranking
amateurs of the land are in Army
uniform already. along with many
OF less than championship caliber.
In the pro ranks the casualties have
not been SO heavy, although Witty
Cox believes many of the boys now
playing top pro golf will be in uni
form before the year Is up.
Top amateurs already in uniform
are: Marvin tBud Ward, 1941 na-
tional champion; Charley Yates
1888 British amateur champion, and
prominent contender for the Ameri-
can title: Frankie Strafaci, former
Metropolitan champ; Dick Chap
man, 1910 national title holder;
Tommy Sheehan, medal play anna
teur championship record holder:
Tommy Taller and Bobby Knowles
New York and Boston stars. Around
Washington the top-ranking anna
teurs still are in civilian status. al
though Bobby Brownell, Billy Dett-
weller and Willie Shea are with the
F. B. I. and will be out of links
competition this year.
Only one top-ranking pro is in
uniform. but another top man in pro
golf probably will don o. D. before
long. Ed Oliver, Western Open
champ. has been in the Army since
last March. Vic GheZzi. the lanky
p. G. A. champ, has his Army call
and soon will be answering reveille
John Thoren, we'll known Boston
pro. enlisted early and now is
sergeant. Jim Turnesa OF the WE'LL
known New York family is back in
uniform. Eddie Stevens, Manor
Club assistant, reports for return
Army duty January 2l. while Warner
Gray, assistant at Congressional,
has enlisted in the Naval Reserve.
Evening star., 1942-01-13

chairman, john R. Daily; SWIM
ming c. s Browning.
On the club board are Jones,
Pittman. Ouirk, Wilson. Simcoe.
Ewers Albert M Bouic, E. l.. Nor
ris and w. A. Covert.
Manor Will be host to the top
amateurs Of the Middle Atlantic
sector in J,ne. when the Middle At
lantic Coll Association stages its
36th annua championship there.
Tax on special Dues Upheld.
Almost Lrnoticed in the grist OF
Supreme Court business yesterday
was a decision which might affect
several of tle local clubs which have
special memberships outside their
regular goling memberships.
In a proceeding brought before the
highest legal tribunal by the Merton
Cricket ClIb of Philadelphia. and
the Winchester Country Club of the
Boston are, the court upheld lower
court rulings that tax on club dues
paid by me nbers other than for golf
privileges * collectable.
I'VE hole that amounts paid were
paid as DIES or membership foes
since they we're for rights to the re-
pested and general use Of q common
club facility for an appreciable Pc
riod of tina, and were not fixed by
each occasion of actual use" said
the court.
Several tubs around Washington
have memberships which do not in
clude golf privileges. To play the
golf course members have to pay
regular green fees and are restricted
as to play. The courts decision
affirmed the right of the Govern
ment to collect a tax on golf privi-
lese payments, as well as on other
club dues.
Evening star., 1942-01-13
HELP MEN.

sAKET .A5iz smso or soloT.d sood on pastry
BARTENDE,. experiepeed. with local ref
ail Room, 20 North North S"'d".a Capitol st., after after
Rol RoPY ~ ANI FENDER Nan, stIS ,rst-slsss to
man Edmn,ds Motors. Clarendon, Arline-
BOY. with ,. C. permit. for grocery store.
r. BOY Yi.r, colo. ID for porter yoES. Apply
BUTCHER. experienced. wanted, excellent
opportunity STEADY lob. 90l L ST. NV.
COOK ANT GENERAL Ho oJsEWoRKER,
out :.:so Wis ave ADJ. 81. Wo. "aeo.
COUNTFRk EN-. >, young men. colored
Apply a40 9Th st nv. menaser.
DELIVERY soY. whi,e D. c. permit: neat;
Ts5sFsnfsi .deIs M 1Ppornns ss nd toa
DISHWAsHER. colored from pm till >:
good wage; TO right man. Apply 1922
3hth st. nv.
DISHWASaER tn and / short-order man.
experience advancement. Quality Res
suran;. M II st, NV.
DRAFTsMIN topographic. with working
knoWledee Il map projections; ability to do
hschuring desirable. but not necessary;
Hoea msaeh ho4 fond TSSrsas Sa! s1s4
time No ris Meat Market. 400 Morse
ST. ne. THnidad l0ll.
ENGINEER for large firm, must be expert
enced in .efriesration. state age. ex-
perience ara salary. Box 1S3-H. Star
GAS STAT ION ATTENDANT, must be ex-
perienced. Jacks Auto Service, 1877 i4th
St NV.
GAS STATION ATTENDANT, must be ex-
perienced. Jacks Auto Service. 1877 14th
ST. NV.
GRIDDLE MEN, experienced. Gateway
Roadside Restaurant Old Airport, Arl., Va.
JANTTOR. sober, small spt, house. salary.
$50 month. Apply manaser. 1905 18TH
Evening star., 1942-01-13
HELP DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMAID, colored. live in. must Be
neat IN appearance pleasant ano expert
encsd in houssWoIk, ,i! furnish rstersn.s Is a.
cooking: private room, board salary and
tins. WI 1870.
COOK and Ehw, expeIienced 70 si3a
pm; :! week c. references and health
card. Adams $500. Ext 2nl.
FRANCES BOYD. colored. OF Richmond. Va.
please call former employer. Mrs. Ducsstt.
1E- ?423. after pm Mon. or Tues.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER, care Of child
and small home in subdivision nice rm
and home plus 80 wk 10 start. SUNDAYS
OF Call Locust 4ss-W2
CIV; experiepged. plain cook, adults;
city reference EN- ao15
". settled and capable white woman
live in. Call IN person, 1924 Mscomh ST.
NV. near Conn. ave.
GIRL, white or colored W: live in o.
h..,, ftsy some nights care O. infant rtf 'nd
good pay. WO. 3562
GIRL col. or white. for housework. cars
Of : children. DI. 5000
GIRL to do general housework; can liv. in
i desired Apply 1915 Kenyon 81. n1.
GIRL. white. TO live in. 4335 Chesspeaks
st NV.
GIRL. white, experienced. for as,Eork
GIRL OR WOMAN white. live in. shv.
care for > girls '611 yrsl; new home iE
Arlington. Call after Z pm. Glebe o1nT
HOUSEKEEP,ER, capable taking charge
aud mangle; basement room six-dsy week;
Sunday of every other week: references.
$40 mo |" start. Box l4S-M star
HOUSEKEEPER, experienced, GOOD coos:
stay in; in family; no laundry; SIS
bonus every months; salary, $40 week,
WI 4:91.
LADY: young. white housekeeper to iivs
in Call after m. WA. 934S.
MAID. white. general housework plair
baby: live in: upstairs rm $40 mo 70
start shepherd 4s67-J after s pm
MAID. care OF small child and hsht, house
ferred references CHI 1875
MAID. general housework for Silver
Spring area small family, must 1--we IN.
Thurs. and Sun. afternoons of SH 1873.
MAID. white. ghv. care 3-year-old bow,
week. Gebe nSgl.
MAID experienced. general house seGork.
fond Of children refs. Phone Wisconsin
card, refeTenees: full or " psTt Ei Zine lime. Wo.
WOMAN. young. colored general house
work; sleep out, very llRht laundry. Phona
WOMAN to care for children. rnu
/ small apt. mployed couple slO vk -
start. 30 Allee hsny ave. Tskoma Park Nd.
: WOMAN. experienced senersl houzevork.
care baby, stay > nights. $40 and csrfsrs,
Randolph O4O4
WOMAN. colored: To 3. do house clean
Ing. So wk-. lunch and carfare- 1243
4 Euclid Nv. Adams a645
/ WOMAN. white. TO assist with hnuseuork
( laundry; family OF adults, live in. n'c.
4 home Box 143-A. Star. IA
WOMAN white. light housework rook
/ electric washing machine; care 3-r1o -ol7
baby for employed couple live IN rel
erences. health card; $40. Glebe $3.50 ! -
/ WOMAN. white. settled. small house.
suburbs; live in preferred $40 week. ref
i erences Phone Glebe 1926.
| MOTHER S HELPER TO l child. heht house
work. ~ to .5 old, reference. Apply
SIS 10Th st. ne after pm
/ WOMAN OR GIRL experienced. care Of i
J year-old child and h ". family lsur~
dry; live in: SO. Call Falls Church 1888
after rs pm
Evening star., 1942-01-13
Difference Of $1,000
In Purses Spurs Aces
In Los Angeles Duel
Sneod Tokes 8 on Finol
Hole, Ties for Second,
; Strokes Behind
Nv ROBERT MYERS,

AAS6c1afeu fISss opoits
LOS ANGELES, Jan. l3.-Golfs
mighty mite, Benny Hogan, ruled
q favorite to defeat hefty Jimmy
Thomson in the playon today for
top money and the championship
Of the Los Angeles Open Golf Tour
rament.
The two wound up in tie Tor
first place in the bitterly fought
18th annual event, long hitting
Thomson posting a 60 for a 72-hole
score of 282, and his Texas-born
rival from Hershey, Pa. chalking up
q 10 for the same total.
They tee of this afternoon at
Hillcrest Country Club to break the
first deadlock since Johnny Revolta
lost to Vic Ghezzi in 1885. Thomson
Is cunning for his second triumph
In the event. He won in 1898. The
winner gets $500. the runnerup
$l.70O-and no locker room split
beforehand.
Hogan BRIDES 18th to Tie.
Hogan and Thomson had little
In common starting the playoh.
Hogan topped the Nations profess
sionals in average strokes last year
with 1923 per round in l0l rounds.
Long hitting Jimmy didn't make
the irst 10 leaders. Hogan won the
most money - s18358. Thomson
wasn't in the top 10.
But Thompson. longtime resident
Of California and now resident pro
1T exclusive Del Monte. always has
been a strong competitor on his
adopted soil and he proved yester-
dav he can come from behind.
Hogan was the general choice,
however. because he proved the same
thing on the final hole. He needed
4 birdie to tie Thomson. and he
made it with a longer drive than
JIMMY had all day, and second
shot that screamed ITS yards, 25
feet past the flag on the uplifted
green He took two puts to get
down and cinched a tie. It was
courageous shot, that second with
iron.
Snead Skids on Last Green.
Sam Snead blew his chances. just
as he did on par 5 18th at
Philadelphia for the National Open
crown In 1899, with an 8. He came
up to the 18th under and needing
par to score 1872 He might have
had birdie for 2s1 if his approach
had not rolled doWn-not once. but
three times-the sharp incline to
the cup.
As it was Snead had a par 70 for
es5 tied with promising young
Chick Harbert. Battle Greek. Mich.
and Harry Cooper. who slipped to
IS after having led Hogan by two
strokes and Thomson by three at
the end Of the third round
Three Tied for Second.
Tied six strokes back of the two
leaders At 2ss were Byron Nelson.
Cha ndler Harper. Portsmouth. Va.
and Willie Goggin, White Plains. N.
Y, One stroke behind them were
Horton Smith. Pinehurst. N. c.:
Paul Runyan. Rumson. N. j.. and
Herman Barron, White Plains,
N. Y.
Trailing were such name golfers
as Jimmy Demaret. 2e2: Lawson
Little. Denny Shute and Johnny Re-
volta, 2a3; Olin Dutra. Eddie Loos
and Clayton Heafner. 297: Defending
Champion Johnny Dulla, 299, and
Ralph Guldahl, 303.
Evening star., 1942-01-13
Fights Last Night

Nv the Associated Press.
TOLEDO Billy Conn, IS" Pitts
eursh. outpolnted henry Cooper la2.
BROOKLYN 1Ht: Make Berger l45t,
Montreal. ontpolnted Carpan Notch,
146. Pittsburgh 81
CHICAGO Motisi. 14a'a. Chi
saEo: outpointed Harvey Dubs IA,
Wlndsor Ontario 81; Nate Bolden.
1873. Chicago. knocked out Luther
Brent. 81 Chicago 80.
NEWARK. Tippv Isrkin. 135 Gar
deld. n. j.. Knocked out Tommy Cross.
13s, Philadelphia ,6): Howard Burton.
$50 Wilkes Barre, Pa, outpointed
IRENTON.-AndyB Bistak, 65. Perth
Amboy. N. J.. knocked our Choo Choo
Derr lsh Allentown Pa. t2).
NEW YORK Charles nulu1 Cos
tanino. 1o1a.. New York, outpointed
BILLY Spesry. 13I II. Nanticoke Pa tSi.
PrTTSBURGH.-Meli Bettina. ls"t7
Beacon, n. y, outpoint.d Nose Brown.
11s. McKeesport. Pa. uOl.
HOLYOKE. Mass.--CarmIn. Fatta.
134. 1ronklyn., knocked out Lou For
tuna. l25l2. PHILADELPHIA ,lO.
a SARASOTA. Fla Buddy Scott. ls4
sTsmpa. Tla. won BY technical knock
out over Jimmie Kosick. 1ss. Phils-
6elphla a.,
Evening star., 1942-01-13
HGLP Mgh.

HeLp Mok.
WOODWARD Il LOTHROP
desires the services of tailors,
experienced on mems cloth
ing. Apply Employment Or
flce, 9th floor.
LIQUOR SALESMAN - I'm
usual opportunity for an ag-
gressive man; exclusive
liquor store; must be capable
Of taking responsibility and
have selling experience.
Apply by letter, all contacts
confidential. Box 362-C, Star.
Evening star., 1942-01-13
HELP MEk.
(COntinud.)

NIoHT NAN WANTED. coioRIn
For rev apt. house ito handle switch
$40 am. shapiro. Inc. 134I Conn. ave.
DO YOU WANT to 60 in bust
ness unlimited earnings? No
investment. Call Lincoln 1900
for appointment.
YOUNG MAN as bank runner in
real estate office, high school
graduate between ages of 18 and
20. Opportunity for advance
ment. Reply In own handwriting.
Box 76-H, Star.
Evening star., 1942-01-13
HELP WoMEN.
Continued

MATTRESSES, COUNTER
GIRLS, BAKER SALE g.
GIRLS. APPLY Gil AM.
FEDERAL BAKE SHOP, 1905
F ST. NV.
SALESLADIES for coat and
dress departments, only those
accustomed to higher-grade
trade. Good salary and com-
mission. ERLEBACHER'S,
1910 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-01-13
HELP MEN & WoMEN

COUPLE. cook and ehw: houseman and
chauffeur; live in; references required. Call
WO 4Q32
COUPLE over 30 experienced cook. Qhv.,
chauffeur: houseman; live in; $50 month.
EN- 1884.
FULL TIME and part time on food coun-
ters; no objection to sight disability. Call
Miss Ecton. MA 4llQ
Evening star., 1942-01-13
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courses-one to three months
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Special rates payable during the progress
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food, housing and recreation means in
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four short months. February class now
forming. Previous experience proved un-
necessary: resistration in Lewis National
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