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Evening star., 1945-11-14
Disciples Of Christ
Continue Session
BIZ the Associated press.

BY the Associated Press.
STRASBURG, Va, Nov. 14.-Ap-
proximately 200 delegates convened
today for the second days joint ses-
sions Of the l13th annual convention
of the Disciples Of Christ in Virginia
and the 7th annual meeting of the
Christian Missionary Society of vir-
ginia at the Strasburg Christian
Church.
The convention opened yesterday
with addresses Of welcome to the
delegates by the Rev. Nelson M. Fox,
pastor of the Strasburg church, and
Mayor G. S. McCarty of Strasburg.
Evening star., 1945-11-14
Maryland U. Zooloeist
Returns From OSS DUTY

BY the Associated Press.
DR.. Willis L. Tressler's return to
his post as assistant professor OF
zoology was announced today by
the University OF Maryland.
Dr.. Tressler served since early
1914 with the Office of Strategic
Services In Southern China.
Evening star., 1945-11-14
T.B. .Hutcheson Namet
Dean Of Agriculture
For Virginia Tech
By the Associated Press.

RADFORD, Va, Nov. 4.-Dr. T.
B. Hutcheson, head of the agron-
omy department Of Virginia Poly
technic Institute, Blacksburg, was
elected dean Of the School of Agri-
culture, and DR.. H. N. Young, head
Of the department of agricultural
economics, was made director of the
Virginia Agricultural Experiment
Station. at the quarterly meeting Of
the visitors here Yesterday.
Both appointments are effective
January /, and both men will serve
as head Of the departments they
now direct until. July, Col. James
P. Woods, Roanoke, rector Of the
Board. of Visitors, announced.
As dean Of the Agriculture School,
DR.. Hutcheson succeeds Dean H. l..
Price who held that post for 81
years and has taught horticulture
at v. p. I. since he got his M. S.
degree there in 1900. Dean Price
was graduated from Virginia Tech
in 1898.
DR.. Young succeeds DR.. A. w.
Drinkard, ir., who has been director
of the experiment station for %
years. DR.. Drinkard was graduated
from VPI in 1906, got his. M. S. de-
gree in 1908 and his Phi. D. from
Cornell in 1918. He served as as
sistant horticulturist of the station
from 1908 to 1919, associate for -four
more years and was appointed di-
rector in 1915. d
Both Dean Price and DR.. Drink
ard had submitted their designations
some time ago to become effective
when the college administration
wished, said DR.. Woods. Neither
educator will retire from the insti-
tuition. Dean Price plans to teach
at least one class and assume other
duties, and DR.. Drinkard, after the
first Of the year, will assist with the
work of the experiment station.
Evening star., 1945-11-14
Alexandra Group
To Study Citys History

The first Of six monthly classes
on the history Of Alexandra, to be
sponsored by the Alexandra Branch
OF the American Association OF UNI
versity Women, will be held at 8
o'clock tonight ct the home Of Mrs.
Katherine Cook. 405 South Fairfax
street.
Mrs. Robert Reese, q descendent
Of William Ramsey, first mayor, will
lecture on, the founding Of the city
In 1748 as planned community.
Evening star., 1945-11-14
Jap Finds Card.

] carelessly left this heart-warm-
Ing card on my table, and it was
found there at roll call that night
when 1t. Marui paraded in to in
Spect the room and see that every
thing was in place. His eye immedi-
ntely alighted on the card, which he
s11atched up and read. He few into
d Asgreat rage.
Marui had Kelly and Kroeze on
the carpet the next day. He was
Msdder about the significance Of the
card than he was about the chair,
md he was almost mad enough
about the chair to take 1t away
from me.
Why did you give Gen. VAIN
wright that chair?" he beloved at
he boys. And why have you sug-
gested that he may be home in Oc-
tpber?p
Kelly is quick -witted lad. He
explained that he and Kroeze had
ttyen me the chair because I had
done them a favor or two in the past
and they liked me.
The Jap let that go, after q time,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-25
Britons Mutiated
By lndonesiians

BATAVIA. Nov "a CUP)-Brit-
i~h searchers today discovered a
nunbFT Ot mUtI1ated bodies OF =
wmen and aiTborne troops
aboard Raj transport where IL
had made a forced landing in Java.
IndoneSian Nationalists appar-
entity had captured those aboard
the transport Or had found the
bodies Of any who might have been
killed IN the forced landing. Heads
and arms had been cut of and
limbs thrown into the tangic Of
jungle foliage.
= British major leading the
search party ordered FIRE set 10 a
humber Of native villages IN the
district
Authorities reported an Indo-
reSian attack on a civilian in
t0rnees camp al Ambarawa which
was Isolated from the British gar
son. They said two bands Of
Indonesians armed with rifles pis-
to,S and sword, attacked the camp
and killed an unSpccihod number
o. women and children.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-25
or1EAQ|a
BY EVE Jolly

THiIS is the time Of year TO
Il check the outdoor kennels OF
your dogs 10 be sure there is ade-
ouate protection for Fido'S COM
fort through the coming severe
weather.
You may want 20 renew the
carpet door drop and make the
house more snug. And, if the dog
is out in a mud run, the bedding.
probably straw, should be changed
daily, if necessary. TO keep Al dry.
A small dog can be very warm
and coy, even in a large house,
II deep dry layer of clean straw
is kept on the floor for bedding.
The straw is put in the kennel in
a deep loose layer, the dog
makes his place" TO fit his body.
Blankets, though often used
In an outside kennel, are less
desirable than straw, since keep
ers often neglect laundering
and the bedding Is thus in poor
condition. Cloth holds moisture
and mud more readily than
straw and In damp-cold Is un-
healthy for the dog.
Long-haired dogs may have
coat advantage over their short
haired brothers, but the very coat
that warns the body causes much
trouble. too. In snow and sleet
ice balls form on the long hair in
the foot pad and often result in
serious. painful foot sores. Food
pads should be checked regularly
and the hair between the toes
kept closely cut so that ice has
no place 10 form and cling.
MANY fine veterinarians con-
4'I tend that dogs-like children
will stay well If owners pay
some little attention To drying
their feet when they come in from
hunting, or the daily walk. In
just a few days the dog will wait
at the house door while his feet
are wiped clean and dry before he
enters his house, or yours
Drafts are dangerous. A dog,
no matter where he II kenneled.
should be In a draft-free place
at all times.
When weather is severe don't
neglect fresh water for the out
door dog. A pan of ice is not
water and a thirsty dog will often
burn his tongue on ice. in an ef-
fort 10 quench his thirst.
Food takes on new Importance
in winter, too. 1t should be warm,
carbohydrates may be slightly in
creased, and a good cod or halibut
liver oil added 10 protect your pet
during cold. sunless weather.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-25
Actress. Filler Elope

HOLLYWOOD. Nov. u Up
Actress Carol ThurSton, - and
It. Col. David Thayer. u, former
University OF Texas football
player, have clopcd 10 Texas, il
M.A EL.rInsnA fn.aA
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-25
Italy S Premier,
Pdrri, Resigns

ROME. Nov q GNS)-Ferruc-
. cio Parri resigned today as pre-
Anler Of Italy
Parri handed In his resignation
20 the Council OF National Liberia
ton after the Christian Demo-
Gratis and members Of the Liberal
party withdrew from hIs govern
Hffi1t
Leftwing SympathZcrs seized
the crisis as grounds for large
scale demonstrations and paraded
through the streets shouting mill
tant slogans.
II was understood by many that
Communist. Socialist and Action
party members are prepared 10
form a new government
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-25
De GduI|e Daughter
To Marry War Hero

PARIS, Nov. "a uNS)-Eliza-
beth De Gaulle, the slender. curly
headed 21-ycar-old daughter OF the
French president, has suddenly
emerged from her quiet home life
80 become Frances $ chief romantic
interest with her engagement 10
Mai Alain DeBolsSie, 3l-year-old
war hero.
Alan was a German prisoner
in 1910 but escaped through Rus
s.a 10 England where he was ap-
pointed 90 Gen. De Gaulle's staff.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-25
Smash Jap Atom Secrets

TOKYO. Nov "A CUP)-Five
intricate machines ppe ef them
weighing 200 tons, with which the
japanese valnly sought the secret
Of atomic power, were smashed 10
pieces today by American army
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-25
Cadet Appointment
Measure Is Signed

WASHINGTON. Nov. "a CUP)
President Truman has signed a
bill providing fer the appointment
II additional cadets az the naval
and military academies from
among the sons Of winners Of the
Congressional Medal of Honor.
! He also approved an act au-
thorizing the appointment OF sons
Of members Of the armed forces
who were killed in action or have
died Of wounds or injuries
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-25
Adrian Laos in Bond Sale

ADRIAN, Nov. 24-Bond sales
Of 1925 900 have been registered
toward Adrian's quota of S1,515,-
000 according 10 A. A. Palmer.
county chairman. approximately
$1,000 900 of the S2.243,000 quota
for Lenawee County has been sold.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-25
Nurses Pay Discussed

HILLS y A l. f., Nov - Mrs
Thelma Brcwlngton, acting eXecu-
tive secretary Of Michigan State
Nurses Association. will speak at
the meeting of the HlllSdale Dis
trict Nurses Association next Mon
dav evening. She will discuss the
state Nurses Association plans for
establishing minimum a r y
schedules and employment policies.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-25
.AT HADLEY FINsTERWALD'S.

Buy tables for Christmas 49,,
easy credit terms at Hadl
Finsterwalds. Hundreds Of
fine gift tables at savings
tomorrow!
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-25
Red Tape BaIks
Surplus Sales


FORT CUSTER, Nov. 24-Vet-
Grams seeking 10 purchase surplus
, army goods under their priority
guarantee find themselves so en-
meshed IN red tape they quit be-
tore the deal is completed.
This was revealed by salvage
officer az the fort who said that
more than 100 veterans "A week
feel they are getting the run
around when they try TO buy an
army truck, car or bulldozer.
MUST FIRST REGISTER
To buy a truck the veteran must
flrst register with the Smaller
War Plants Corp. He then re-
Celyes notice OF sale.
II the property is stored at
Fort Custer he can examine it,.
lie then takes down the army Nv"
number and presents il To the
property officer who supplies him
with a release number.
The veteran then returns TO
the SWPC office where the pur-
chase IS certified IL he can prove
the property is 20 be used for
business and not for pleasure or
resale.
The veteran is then notified OF a
sales period during which ne gets
first choice Later the remaining
proppTty-iS sold 10 dealers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-25
Eaitb&Mz FnenMds

"Lihic brother birds God has made you
noble among has creatures. Yoo do not 500 or
rcap, yet God protects and gouerHs you iOithOat
any care Of your OWH."-St Francis Assist.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-25
VARIOUS PROCEDURES

While many veterans have
made satisfactory purchases there
are Just as many who complain
that the system is not working
They cite differences in procedure
In different SWPC offices, small
operating stats and huge stocks
that make buying and selling q
Slow process.
What I fear" said one Off
Ger, "is that the government
will get restless at the slow
pace of selling 20 GTs and order
big lot sales 10 clear out the
surpluses. That will end the
soldiers rights under the G1
Bill of Rights"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-15
Continued from Tuge u


has been devoted to launching the
plone iorpedoeg.
From the ordinary seumon to the
top ronkinq officers. the personnel
hos fitted into the activities of the
community ond there has been q
complete respect for the uniform and
this has been nerited by the exem-
plory conduct OF the thousands Of
men in blue.
Then there GRE the WAVES. From
every part of the country these wo-
men have token responsible places
ut the stdtion. thus relieving monY
men for combat service. The mem
bers OF the WAVES have sought and
taken active part in the sociol and
civic uffoirs OF the community and
have kept the high standards of the
Navy olive.
1t well may be noted. too. that not
q few of the Navy and the WAVES
personnel have mode plans to re-
turn to the Valley for permanent
homes when the wor is over.
This inlond stotion hos served TO
ucquuint civilions with bronch Of
the ormed services closely osso-
cioted with the shore line and to
know more of the men in blue
jackets. ,Lik ew is the neorness
Of this service hos had its influence
in more vulleY enlistments being
recorded in the navy. it is pointed
out.
The blue Of the mmed services is
seen much with the ton at USO
quorters where they oil hove fun
together"
Evening star., 1945-11-11
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING for st, Petersburg Fla. about
NOV NOV. l6; can take . or 3. Tel. Hyattsville
DRIVING Bristol, Tenn shortly, return
ing after few days; room Tor four pas
SaRTsTs IFiSTSc Dp D9,,1fs tfgo' pI; 1920.
excel. cond,; can take ., preferably mar
PLEASURE TRIP, Texas, csiifornia; BUICK;
fso'o nj heateT ss6 zSom for A start Fri Nov
WOULD LIKE RIDE from 1919 Underwood
st. NV. to Liberty Loan Bldg, 14th and
{ sts sw' s am. and $50 pm. viii pay.
SOUTHERN CALF, Mon. or Tues. vet.
eran driving ~ Packard, take 3 all or
sai, FED Sal or % B6afaa sss for rn.nkssv
ing holidays: leave any time after Wednes-
day; s Gan DE; 653g after, 6 pm
DFsVsG Fefs ar to soSs SS!Srad0 will take Df:ssn
Isi IPaIyrNS I,zr M to ssn s Diego and Los ANGELES:
sasEf Eye s@Dfnnes pS6ns %5ss No q saU 8URREER 5
RIDERS WANTED-Washinst TO Fort
BelVolr and return: leave from 36th st
m Fsne ea1e Bevor ht aFrys ays RSy9r MSss
ington 5:44 pm, Write 1t. A. R. THOMAS,
YoTiNt a3th apy sI s'e voVIs WIashinst9n nEs D
TO Miami or Key West. Fla. on or about
Nov %; excellent driver. 81. 7749 after
SOUTH CAROLINA, Sunday or Monday;
veteran driving ri Packard; take 8 ali or
part way. Call OR. BII9.
WILL TAKE 2 TO DALLAS November II;
InSurea ms 1ss driver 1910 Plymouth: $50 each.
DALLAS, TEX. Nov. 13. radio engineer,
30; L. passengers. Al Pontiac Write or
" wiTe n references s1f II to N. F. B. 1724 18th st.
MxRkiHD n Al Apii COUPLE to accompany skipper
and wife to Miami on 4O-ft. cabin cruiser:
leaving week or 10 days; trip will take
approximately 80 days. Please call ia
NIL H.
LADY WANTS RIDE into Mexico bet Nov.
LOGO. knows country and language: ex-
psrienceI driver; share expenses; drive.
DRIVING TO CALF. between Nov. Is and
Southern Ioute, CO. 1905. los
OFFICERS WIFE driving to Iowa Dec 1:
| or pass, to share expense: good heated
ARMY OFFICER drivin. to San Francisco
deslres another officer to accompany him,
sseip drive. leave in few days. Box 3s3-E,
Evening star., 1945-11-11
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
-


ELECTRONIC ENGINEER Im1 $4,000 to
$4,000 yr. with oyer yrs. actual expert
eFfssoi hsIuFs sERH1c Msi Dfs Ne
AccouNTANTs. &c SA, bookkeepers, stenogra-
Pliers I'm. & -, clerks. needed daily; top
SS yrs. Free registration. Investigate be-
fore HT paying Advance fees to any one.
Aoc6GNrhST II f f 81 expr mA RADIO asao work; tas.
CLERK CLERK Natl Natl organ. $IsS. Typist-cierk
monitor PIX. sal. @ open. Dictaphonpe Sepiose oper
Ace Sl5o Gomptometer oper.' per- expert. pet' $50 80
typist. good hours, ONCE, S35. Typist Is
expr, very inter. 81 .600-s1, 800. See
Miss Evans for above positions New
E hGu Es ESr as s gfs Ss'e r6sssao
placed annually Welcome. MA. 233S
A5aRss a6aRs raaaHEks faaa + 4, AGENCY has nn,,,
nigh school vacancies in Spanish, physical
education, music and ma mathematics; eie-
mentsry and primary vacancies in public
Colorado Bids. 18th and 6 sts. fr NV. RE RE
cAPiroL EMPLOYMENT sERvIcE-rhou.
cal C domestic. etc: highest Salaries; ii indi.
we ep Won 70 o Ssn and smpy
ToL EMPLoYMENT service. s'.i 4os 'frh1 ffti
ADMIN. ASST. d, $3.50. Exper' Secretary
write shorthand. diplomatic. personality
natl. organ. See. technical dictation, So.
representative, $500. Stenog., 6-8 month.
start $40 wk. Stem, publishing, 5-da. wk.
Sl50. Stenog. foreign gov, S45 wk. Sten,
5oda. wk., S35. Dozens Of others. Neec
20 new applicants daily for current open
lngs. No charga unless placed, no ad-
vance ices. Ma. 233S test. 20 yrs). See
Miss Lee Visit BOYD'S, 1888 F st. NV
TEACHERS WANTED-Many immediatt
vacancies listed. 81 800 ST., 900. BALTI.
Sharles st. Baltimore /. Md
IEAChEhS clerks, recepIlonlsts: select Do.
sitions No charge unless placed: top sal.
Est. II yrs 1911 G st Ma 2Ii4.
Evening star., 1945-11-11
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CoLoRED GIRL wants part-time job
cleaning 3 or 4 hours morning days a
COLoRED GIRL. reliable and experienced,
wishes part-time work of any kind. EX.
CoLoRED LAUNDREss. experienced,
wishes. to do. family bundles in my home:
only those who can call and deliver; work
aSee aSe nx At dfSE0Fa D s4os srss aAR ssS Vermont
CoLoRED MOTHER. daughter. II, desire
quarters In exchange for work or 6
aFs after 99SnipsS ss6 pm GE Gi essf before PM
COLoRED WOMAN wishes work cooking
and serving dinners 8 evenings week;
EXCELLENT references; NV. only. Box
coL6REDS WOMAN wants day work. FIR.
CURTAINS carefully hand laundered and
CURTAINS c1H fsiiSs!e sTRnTcH2D 2' at home; work
CURTAINS sTRETCHED at home, reason.
able prices. Call AID, 7343.
CURTAINS WASHED and stretched, SOC
and 15c pair; work called for; slip covers
fSns EXsERr r. hana aodsEdfsaNNG Es 5tss Venetian
blinds a speciality. Falls Church 1871. :
GIRL, colored, wants part-time job, 8 a m
to l Pm, .. as d9s maid; years exp, no cook
noon teleaning,; SOC an hr. 2s15 SO. 10th
GIRL, coiored. wants days work. Dupont
GIRL, colored, wants part-time night job
from s pm. on; no Sundays. Call DI
GIRL, eolored. wants days work. Cal
GIRL, colored, wants g.h.w.: no Sundays
no cooking. RA 1868 after am.
GIRL, colored, wishes place; thoroughly
experienced; excellent cook, laundress, good
with children; city refs. B. COATES. 40s
GIRL wants work as maid i've days weel
from pm. until 8 pm. Phone DE. 975s
after l. pm. Sunday and all day Monday
GIRL, colored, reliable, wants part-tims
work morning or evening. DE. $3.50.
GIRL, colored. wants to work in roominf
house. HO 544S.
GIRL. colored. wants work as maid in
rooming house for work through dinner
from to pm. DI. 1854.
GIRL. colored, wants job getting dinner, !:
p.m.-7 PM. $l4; 9 days. Call Taylor
GIRL. colored. part-time morning work
small apt, a;3o-1:30. 3 or 4 days; city
GIRL, cofored. wants part-ime work,
pm. to ii pm, Adams 5f93.
| and Tuesday, would like same place. NO
GIRL. colored. reliable. general housework
fond of children. Ii, S53f.
GIRL colored, wishes nlrsemaid job. font
Of children; ref. health card; live In
DE. S169.
Evening star., 1945-11-11
HOME IMp. coMPANIEs lean. /

uONAE iNhF. SONPANIe9 t$onf.J. !.
GENERAL CONTRACTOR, building con-
o psynr free
GENERAL q SSNTRxcToR1Ee aelins,. re:
Ai5fsasi 81 1iif a,as ssnS
GARAGE. ,1axso; wood siding compost
dow, S3s5; recreation room finished in
kmnotty m pine. For estimate write DAVE
eHpffToh eaf Eeosinsten bnp ps7swERo & Rockville Md or
HEATING-American radiator Co. boilers
and radiators in stock for immediate In
stallation; no down payment. estimates at
Co. Ra ast aoso s. oHas
9r 9otsNs III; n SssS Sv;y Evenings; .,s,u ,u,,,.
mates GATES coSTRAcTfso sSaT sesIs ss5 co eeSi 81
MUNICIPAL DECORATING CO., interior
exterior, general repairs; work financed;
iansna Free Of a types paperns Gol
METROPOLITAN CONTRACTING Co; IR
PAiNTING. decorating, roof repairs: white
HRAI staieS HONE IRE REPAIRS AS 51sS & GEN
PAINTING-Neat WORK. Very reasonable.
FFAAhhF9s sssas9 asshssn s.ss1of as7W Roof Coat
sANFoRn sas pFae estipates. TI sass Call after Pm
IAf1INoAN1s pdlnbllR. white me-
ag ehsniesi 81, guaranteed; reasonable prices
PLUMBING. HEATING and gas fitJing
heaters, sinks for grocery and, delicatesser
stores hour service. Taylor 6124 OF
Bai Baren 9sio' 81 p.S e. H. sHodART' e1e Var
REMODEL. modernize your home now
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL install
LATICN co. bb02s Wis. ave WI 1900
IN VIRGINIA AND WASHINGTON cal
PATTERSON CAULFIELD CORP. fol
Johns-MsnyilIe roofing, siding. insulation
terms. HO. 4120. Member Johns-Manvill,
Home Improvement Guild q
WATERPROoFING-A kinds; basement
waterproofed, windows calked, etc ROB
RICHMOND CONSTRUCTION CO.. genera
construction; expert Waterprooffng;s tfsfs mef nei
and materials now available. ia 1855.
DON'T DECORATE your home before call
Ing me. Free estimates, Quick service
Phone Trinidad 1860 11s
Evening star., 1945-11-11
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC Cont,

small apt, 75c hr can CA. O0S2-R,
lQ:30-6;30, Sunday only.
GIRL, colored. wants small apt. exchange
Tor part-tinle services, . to IL or A to Z.
MISS HANSON. IL to IL or 4 to 6. DI.
GIRL. colored, wishes part-time lob after
school. Ho. 9143. Address, $50 r.. !.
LAuNDRESs, experienced, colored, wants
work; So. 90 and carfare. Call Ho. 8076
NURSE. A. B., would like work, 8 or 10 hrs.
Call LU. 3097, MISS WRIGHT
NURSE desires. or 10 hrs daily; local
reference Call after IL pm, DE. 5795
ORIGINAL housecleaning experts (colored
man and woman, have few days now
WOMAN. colored. wants part-time or days
work: Hobart .Q207.
WOMAN. reliable, colored,. well expert
enced, wants evening work as cleaner:
ofiice . rooms rooms preferred. No phone, please
write. 9o9 3rd st. s.w.
WOMAN; colored, wants work cleaning. 5
Gays week: homework references. DE. 276s.
WOMAN, colored, wants morning part
time WORK, making beds, club or boarding
house. Hillside 1856
WOMAN, colored, wants work in evening
slter O'Clock. win stay with children.
FiRsT-cLAss LAuNDREss wishes family
Or OF bundle wash, take home, near 18th
Co; rd sunny yd. North 642S.
EXPERIENCED laundress wants bundles to
90 at home. RA. 1889.
NEAT C0LoRED GIRL wants part-time
lob, hrs, day NO 51Q4
Evening star., 1945-11-11
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

EX-SERYICEMAN will accept a limited
number OF students for clarinet, violin and
guitar. P. O. Box 3I35.
MUSICIANS, ATTENTION - Compositions
viewed and criticized for form and an
alysis. Keyboard harmony, Improvisation
ana composition taught. Allied subjects.
MHanuScripIS prepared for publishing.
,rGOMpOSERS-AIDE," C. MARVIN FEW
ELL Ell; Mo S4a3; Appointments limited. I.
teach academic subjects in evening school
on any level Phone RE. 1901, Ext, 4I2,
alter = or sundays. q,
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woman woman teacher: 20 years experience; very
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE - Modern
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ENGLISH INSTRUCTioN-wm indivjdua,
VINO caHed IN regard TO lessons for child
pleaSe call EN-. 1851 again?
CONVERSATIONAL ENGLISH for Spanish
or Portuguese speaking persons Ameri-
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BEAUTY, CULTURE, HAIR sTYLING-Eve
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GREGG oS sHoRTPHAND HdoiRsTPHA by exper,eneeo 2.
private lessons; moderate rates DU. ogSS
LEARN TO DRIVE the right way, Better
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expert instructors. Parking Specially
PERMITS secured. 2701 18th ST NO ITui
Evening star., 1945-11-11
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