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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27

DUT, although they we're AT
one time a most warllke.
conquerlng people, which over
ran and subdued large part Of
Asia and the southeastern por-
ton of present day Russia, they
can no longer enter this con-
hict as an armed people, be-
cause Of their decline and their
present physical weakness.
They must accept whatever
territorial solution is imposed
upon them by stronger nations,
and their main concern is 10
preserve their nomadic way Of
life and their great paSturing
grounds for their horses, cattle,
sheep and large numbers OF
bactrian, or two-humped camelS.
II MOSCOW, on the four
teenth Of last August. Chi
neSe representatives, headed by
Mr. Soong, signed with Russian
representatives. an agreement
which covers Manchuria.
II this agreement holds, and
II Moscow agrees in the opti-
mistic Interpretation gwen II by
Chinese official statements. il
will be one Of the most i'm
portant diplomatic triumphs
that China has ever won.
SO far. Moscow has been
silent upon its own concessions
in this agreement. and after the
downfall Of Japan made a mill
tary occupation of Manchuria.
The Chinese seem fully con-
fidcnt that these Russian forces
will promptly withdraw and
their own administration Of
Manchuria into administrative
provinces. and a large deleca-
-tier Of GhtneSc- officials ht4s en-
tered the country
DUSSIAN interest in Man
IL churia is based upon two
factors. The first is the need of
An all-season, ice-free port as
terminal for tho traffic Of the
Siberian railroad and for the
development OF Siberia itself.
Nladivostok does not meet
this requirement The second is
the influence Of Russian activity
in Manchuria in earlier decades
Of this century.
In 1900 Russia obtained from
China concessions 10 build two
railroads across Manchuria-
the Chinese Eastern leading
ultimately 10 Nladivostok, and
the South China Railroad from
the Russian-founded city of
Harbin 10 the Yellow Sea har-
bors Of Port Arthur and Dalny
or Dairen. n....-.-.----
After defeat bv Japan in a05,
Russia coded 10 Japan her
property rights in the South
Manchurian Railroad and her
lease Of the Kwangtung PENN
sula. on which are Port Arthur
and Dairen,
Russia's present interest and
1T would seem 10 have q legiti-
mate basis, Is now 10 regain AT
least the free use Of these rail-
way lines and ports.
From what we know Of the
compromises between China and
Russia, made in Moscow last
August, Russia may have Sc
cured these rights while recog-
nizing Chinese sovereignty over
Manchuria.
The interest Of this country
and other nations is wider than
the reported terms OF this
agreement. IL is that these
rights of unimpeded traffic.
and Of the development of Man
churian economy, he open 10
ourselves and all other nations
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27

civ, Yourself 10 'or sash correct spsvst
through question stS. 40 each Tor the rs-
NAMING tvo aussuons ArF score ss or
hirh-f IL considered excellent
does the electricity ln an
electric iron pass directly
through the metal surface
That presses the clothes >
Can YOU give the name ~
The parrot in Stevenson $
Treasure Island
True or false tai Salvador
p8bEiS known for his SUR
Ieahst arr tb1 The impor-
tsnt Jewish holiday Rosh
Hoshsnah, has no counter
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27

THIS prospect no doubt eX-
plains the excessive silence
Of the Communists since their
victory" Their French party
operates about like ours on
wires from Moscow.
Authorities here nave not
discovered that Moscow threw
any gold into the election CAM
paign. although oney has
proved useful in French politics
OF the past
The Communists have control
Of the French labor leaders.
however, and may not have
thought they needed 10 use
money otherwise. Their Assem-
bly, plurality was gained eXclu-
sivoly from factory districts.
But the farm districts being
church, and the wk'tta collar
classes largely Democratic So
cialiSts
The Communists, unquestion-
ably. feel they are lust begin
ming. They have increased thoff
power from AZ seats they held
before the war by three times
now.
They are in a position n
haraSS and impede a coalition
Socialist government with their
usual pressure politics, strikes
and such action,
4 GAINST that hope, however
is erected the election CO.
result crushing the old radical
Socialist party of corrupt poll
ticians with whom they played
ball on the inside.
That party ruled The old
Franco. II conniVed rather
openly with Moscow o1 intcrna--
.tiOnal affairs. made separate
friendship treaties. and inter
nally mot the terms of the
~ Communist dominated ] a b or
leaders in an economic essen
tialS. letting them run The
country down tSit-down strikes,
30-hour weeks and similar steps
destroying production 10 the
point where the French nation
was no match for the GermanS).
The Communists thus only
have enhanced their nuisance
power in France.
THEY have lost their cover
L. front. and somehow COM
muniSm never has stood as we'll
on It's own feet anywhere. When
required 10 come into the open.
A destructive technique cannot
be defended
My deduction naturally inn
plies France is going Socialist.
There are only two popular
courses for European bankruptS.
One is democratic socialism 10
handle the rcccivership: the
other A dictatorship by either
Fascist socialism or Communist
socialism.
OF course. socialism does not
have tt1e inspiring, creative SELF
generating accelerations Of our
democratic capitalism in its
makeup, but if il handles its
receherShipS vol
a Churchill Syllogism In
Parliament expressed more sue
cinctly the idea YOU may have
read frequently in this spot in
the past ------ -Agy Ii
"The trouble with capitalism
is IL does not equally distribute
its blessings.
"The trouble with socialism
Is II does equally distribute Its
poverty"
Distributed by Kins Features synd. fne.
Reproductive In vnols or In part
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Opment and prosperity. he diminished. and
the enormous burden Of our public debt be
reduced.'-CaIUin Coolidge.
was constructive economy. Only by the
use of that policy could the high rates of
taxation. which were reiarding our devel-
Jewry Accords Praise
To Hearst Newspaper
CHICAGO, Ill.,; Oct. 16. 1915
William Randolph Hearst,
San Simeon, Cal.

William Randolph Hearst
San Simeon, Cal.
ON BEHALF of the Committee for Justice which
~ sponsored historic meeting at Stadium yester
day. attended by than 10000 men and women OF all
faiths please accept sincere appreciation for the
splendid cooperation given by your Chicago Herald
American which in large helped to assure the
success of the meeting.
We earnestly enlist your continued interest and
cooperation in the cause which all true Americans
regardless Of creed know is the just due of ewry namely
that Great Britain redeems her pledge to. the jewish
people and that unrestricted immigration of our homeless
into Palestine be permitted Immediately
MAX BRESSLER,
Chairman, Committee for Justice OF Chicago
CHICAGO ILL.,, Oct. 16, 1915.
William Randolph Hearst,
San Simeon, Cal.
ON BEHALE of 5000 members of Chicago Chapter of
~ Hadassah permit me to express our gratitude for
marvellous cooperation YOUR newspaper gave the Com
ittee for Justice help make mass meeting at Chicago
Stadium last night tremendous demonstration for opening
gates of Palestine to homeless Jews OF Europe
May you be given many years of health and strength
to continue your work for this humanitarian PROJECT
Sincerely,
BERTHA READ RISSMAN, ,-v-
President, Hadassah. Chicago Chapter
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct 16, 1945.
William Randolph Hearst,
San Simeon, Ca4-
DEAR MR.. HEARST:
4 S CHAIRMAN of the public relations section OF the
N Zionist organization of Chicago and the Committee
for Justice wish express to you the deep gratitude
felt by all Chicago Jewy for the magnificent coverage oy
the Chicago Herald American OF our mass reellS
espousal of the of people is bright spot IN TINS
dark hour.
RUBEN r. KAUFMAN.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct 16 1915.
William Randolph Hearst,
San Simeon, Cal.
CHICAGO Jewry is grateful for the splendid coverage
u given our mass demonstration last night. We are
proud of your determined stand on behalf OF the Jewsn
people in this dark hour Your support of the Zionist
program reflects the thought Of all true Americans
HARRY Nj. FISHER ,
Chicago Chairman American Zionist Emergency Council
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27

.:MhenI became president Ii was per-
fecIIN apparent that the key by which the
way could he opened tO national progress
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
PAUL
NlALLON
The News

WAsHINGToN' Oct 20 :
w Mixed interpretations fol-
lowed the French election IN
which De Gaulle won a victory
for socialism and democratic
reorganization while the Conn
munists won a plurality of the
assembly.
The analyses we are being
furnished are about as confused
as If the Communists were 10
win a plurality in our Congress
against our Democrat and Re-
publican com bin c d majority,
turned Socialist (if you can I'M
agine this)
Reserved pleasure neverthe-
less is noticeable here among
those who know the French
situation intimately. The popu-
lar Republican movement 04l
assembly seats) is largely rep
resentative OF church sentiment
in France and will never en-
brace communism.
In fact, the Pope in address
ing Italian women the day OF
the o. French election, rather
urged them to the democratic
form of socialism and spoke
clearly against the totalitarian
-tdietatef4 socialism which is
communism.
LIE ALSO advised Italian
IL women to get into politics,
no doubt approaching their
primary interest in the home
and the reliance of their lives
upon the finer nonpolitical
phases of life, which makes
them less easy prey for COM
muniStiC capture.
The French socllist party,
tt42 seats which won second
place in the Assembly, has
about the same theology as the
popular Republican movement,
without the church.
These two parties, If com-
bined. easily can run the gov
ernmcnt. with their ioint total
of 2S3 seats against the Com
mlIniSts' l52.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-31
ON BRIDGE

strength of his hand with is dia-
mond bid and rebid. Re did NOT
stop to think thci South hal
really shown quite a strong hand
by his action in passing the dou-
bic and then making a most posi-
tive kind Of bid when he called No
rrumTs later. This should have
shown North that he had some re-
serve strength. so that North'3
next bid would have been based on
the surplus i'll the South.
That Ono Trumps was really a
very smart deductive bid. Sout!,
inferred. from the opponents
showing of a spade fit, that North
had enough heart strength to stop
that suit securely. and he also
reckoned his clubs practically solid
in view of the double locating the
king for him almost certainly.
1t appears that North was used
to immediate bids over a double
showing the same strength az II
the double had not intoryened. The
failure Of the partners to UNDER
stand which version they were
using was the cause Of their trou-
bic.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-31
LOST-FOUND
HELP WANTED

WANTFD-YOUNG LADY FOR
temporary office work. Call Is,
3l-3ti.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-31

WANTED THREE WHITE GIRLS
for mattresses. Room and meals.
ADplv Hotel Vance. 27-6ti.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-31
FOR SALE

---
CREEK SEINES, ASSORTED
sizes. pork rind and tackle bait,
Watkins Hardware Co. 27-4ti.
FOR GOOD FURNITURE SEE US
and Save Money,
Eo'h New and Used F>rniture
Many Styles. Good Prices,
New Shipments Expected.
r. Z. SatterWhite & Sons.
3l-tf.
NEW SHIPMENT OF READY
pasted Trimz-Paper. All popular
n.tterns t. choose from. Watkins
Hardware Co. 2I-itl.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-31
WANTED

WANTED 8 TO 7 ROOM APART
mcnt OF Nouse in good location;
furnished or unfinished. Cali
Philip Harris, Jr., 2o0 day or
1881 night. lift
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-31

WE CAN SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS
in Hoes, Rakes, Pitch Forks, Gar
den Rakes, Shovels, Side Walk
Scrappers, Potato Rakes. Scoops,
Seed Forks. Furnace Shovels, Com
preston Sprayers, Slop Buckets
and 5-gallon Oil Cans. Watkins
Hardware Co. 3l-5tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-31

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
Evening star., 1945-09-11
PERSONAL tConf !

PERSONAL SHOPPER, wardrobe service,
stylist; classify clothes up to date; clothes
sfEif ods MI ends S2as csafanet sfss
eG2 sEGp1esRA Rsfsa H' iath thhehes lo' eaoh
MADE c yeR oWs and sr da CO
all custom work, bedspreads, etc. DAIG-
NEAULT tNEAUL DEGGRAToRS:
STENoGRAPHiG BUREAU Ensish sFan
daily, Can RE. 6l31,. Ext, an.
HOME for woman with child, exchange for
house duty RA., 4537 after. 10 pm. IA.
taken in your home at your conven-
fence. Phone CHI. 1866 for appointment
BABY PICTURES - Cute baby pictures
made at modest prices in your home
Phone sE 1921 evenings and SUNDAYS.
ee snd ened Rsx SANK
DKEsSMAkING and plain sewing to do at
home nn, AD; s593 1883 Vernon St; nv
brother and sister 12-14 ref; good pay
~. 29OO. Ext. B; ME 0l72 after 30. l2'
PRIMARY DAY SCHOOL, Pierce Hall, 10th
and Harvard sts. NV, has few vacancies
for 512 and 9 year old children. Well
rounded curriculum with special attention
to good foundation in reading and spell
ng. Call TIE. 1852, or MI, 0O14 during
sTUDENT-Room and bath, large, attrac-
tive and private, in exchange for cooking
dinner; character references required. Call
WINTER COATs-MARGAR E. WAC
NER, formerly with Woodward g. I.othrop
Now is the time TO have your coat and suit
EfsyisS SIWIS S5 idn st Ma 59g1
WILL EXCHANGE two rs Oklahoma
oEchestra matinee seats, Sept. IS, 4, or
you2 Call CHI 9735 40 to 9 n m
Evening star., 1945-09-11
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GENERAL ,HOUsEWoRK. light cookins,
10 10 J. 5Ic-dav VIZ DE 71:f7.
GIRL neat, colored, wishes JOB, care fer
small child No sundays, Call Al 1901.
GIRL, colored wants work cleaning ofaee.
days wk, $50 to 80. RE. @s22
GIRL. coiored. wants JOB Of cleaning Office
Girls want daywork, So and cartare
GIRL. colored. desires light housevork, full
or part time, or as maid in beauty shop.
CE 2466.
GIRL, colored. wants days work; refer
GIRL wants part-time work, TO l St
class reference and health card AT sS44
RELIABLE COLORED GIRL wants 5i2
days work, S25 per week, carfare: local
reference Box "09-H, Star 12'
WOMAN. colored. wants light housekeep-
ing and living quarters, take care of In
valid woman Call AT 3S65, H.
WOMAN. colored, reliable. wants laundry
work; will do shirts Call Nj 0433,
WOMAN, colored: wants days work to
WOMAN, colored. light general housework,
aEg; ref. $50 week, carfaTe AT 1as2; :
5ls-,dayt week, IN adult family: j e. can give
IooKISG For HoUsEWoRK, mornings,
me: Petworth or ,Brishtwood IA: 2346.
WOMAN, colored, wants work in morn
ings: good worker, best references. co.
Evening star., 1945-09-11
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. Bill
HOME IMP. coMPANlEs Cant

u0s fnr. NSNNFATiES N(ont.).
HEATIsG,oAmerican iId Radiator Co; boilers
stallationi no down payment: estimates at
fNd1SEEkISd e. sy RAJ 2SaS 26sS Sc RoETFS s78s
MoDERNIzE YOUR HOME and add add
tional soln income; sttics made into rooms.
concrete work, plumbing, decorating, as
peSt9s slolng and roofing and general house
moshy s1 9aF TsBo fEsf esips5 nr gPs sPs
0NVdAhT1NG GNdh CO., 1920 Irving st. NV. AID.
PAINTING, decorating, roof repairs. whit.
mechanics work euaranteed Cal, ",,,e an9
time GENERAL HOME REPAIRS, AD.
PAINTING and pspering. int and ext
roof repairin;, and painting minor repairs
arqund mg u the house. Call r. L. McNEELY,
PAINTING AND DECORATING: 40 Year,
at making homes brighter; unexcelied
workmanship at reasonable rates. For free
GEm28ss5 8s53 cal t6tAs 9tSE L1cxs R F4 6s5e T6eAs
REMODEL before colo weather. Call u.
1or all types OF home modernization. paint
ing roofing, siding, storm windows. heat
M lhs and plumbing. ,, C0nyenient terms.
Fne FTee D eSIImateS IN $40 PATTERs0N-GARDINER
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while I have the
SPRACRETE, gun applied. decorates and
WaterprOotS exterior stucco and masonry
walls. SPRACRETE CO. Ma. 1869.
GENERAL CONTRACTOR. building con-
structi0n. repairing. remodeling. asphalt
shinsle roofs: asbestos wall siding. in6ula-
30n Ss%EIf SG7ffsEf 6a 2a''4s fssg Estimates free
REMODEL. modernize your nome now:
terms: free estimate NATIONAL install
LATlON co $500 Wis. ave WI 1900.
OHNS-MASViLLE roofing siding insuls-
ton, storm sash; long terms: free esti-
mates GATES CONTRACTING CO., OIL.
WATERPROOFING, all kinds; placements
waterproofed windows caulked, etc ROB-
ERT z. PRICE, RE. 1881 is"
Evening star., 1945-09-11
SITUATIONS MEN.

nsRsIs ss!s
AacoUNfHNf, 1ps5' Aa Expert books started. Kept
audited; tax reports, monthly service state
AcCoUSTaNP ccSU fpS heds res B G. Gs0t 8 degree de-
siTes position with q CPA once to have
hs in sxc.ns 5faussd for wod h
accept low salary BOX 407-H. Star.
ACCOUNTANT, bookkpr,, ONCE mar; csps.
ability al refs Box T. Star. IL.
BOY, colored, ~, with some knowledge
Of and Gs red0 co osg dssres
CHAUFFEUR, private, 5 years experience,
rst-class references. Go anywhere. Box
HoNoRABLY DISCHARGED VETERAN. 27
war possibilities washington area with
established firm; wiling to learn gla1 hard
worker good appearance. Georgia SS64.
HOTEL EXECUTIVE and personnel direc-
hotel as Wen as personnel director for
1000 employees; also experience in resort
hot hote d present eontset sSpEes Jan
MAN, coloIed. wants Job as truck driver
MULTILITH OPERATOR, platemaker and
york, Can supply machine If necessary.
Box ?60.H; Star. =,
sires position as salesman or contact man;
willing to work anywhere in y. s. or to
study language for position outside coun-
try. Box 3l2-S. Star. IL"
NIGHTWoRK, 6-10 pm, preferably SELL
Ing, liquor store college graduate, vet
eran 20, energetic, good personality ap-
pearance. Box Ash, Star. H.
OPIICIAN, dispensing, extensive expert
| ence, desires part-time position with
reputable establishment. SH. 2602.
SALES AND CREDIT MANAGER, 40, with
car, seeks permanent position with future.
Box 4S9-H, Star.
UNIVERSITY GRAD, 40, used to meeting
and Saturdays Box 1905, Star. IL
WANT JOB as flrst-class cook pvt home
or restaurant, special in cakes and pies.
WILLIAM BAKER Virginia Beach, Va. IL"
WISHING POSITION with hotel or club as
headwaiter or captain or assistant steward
/ Have 10 years New York hotel experience
best references. Box 446-H, Star. IT,
Evening star., 1945-09-11
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES,

ASPHALT DRIvEWAYS, walks, terraces
and parking lots. Estimates free. Call
ASBESTOS SIDING, roorns. rock wool IN.
sulation. Call US for estimate HUDSON
SUPPLY q EQUIPMENT CO.. 1927 Pa ave
NV Warehouse ct 7th and T ne DI
CARPENTRY-Home improvements of all
kinds. storm. doors and windows, parti-
tions, porch Enclosures: also concrete walks.
MORGAN 4 PALMER. CAN cH. 09ss
porches and walks, chimneys, fireplaces.
E o,.AHa MAAHRCuC@o, Route 4, Horners lane,
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best;
laying, sanding. finishing, cleaning, par
quet installations; Bruce finishes. FLOOR
ING CoNTRACTORs, INC. 1872 Wiscon-
GENERAL CoNTRACToR, new work. re-
modeling. mo- repairing; white mechanics; free
estimates. Phone Hillside O655-J 15s
GENERAL REPAIRS-Remodel your home
now; good materials, workmanship; consult
US LOT build. new home; 80 yrs exp,
WASHINGTON DECORATORS. FIR. 35O2.
GUARANTEED HOME IMPROVEMENTS,
we 90 papering, painting, weatherstripping
insulation, screening. Carpentry and ali
types 81 home repairs; free estimates small
monthly payments: no cash down. FED
ERAL CONTRACTING CO., 915 New York
ave. NV. MA. 74l6. IA
Evening star., 1945-09-11
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ADVANCED PRACTICAL NURSE, colored
desires case with invalid or obstetric
ATrTENTiioN, BUSINESSMEN! If you need
a stenogra pher. typist or bookkeeper Tor
hall DAY, fun day or longer, GaIl MISS MISS
BARRETT. co. 1881; evenings HO. 1000
BUsINESsWoMAN with valuable expert
ence in financial engineersine, food brok-
erage, and public relations wishes to
represent established organization in the
field or Washington. Neat appearance,
ATTRACTIVE peIsonaiity' excellent references.
CcoEIEGE sTGDENT, colored, desires Job
after u noon IN an of1ce or as clerk in
EXPERIENCED HIGH SCHOOL GIRL,
white, dependable. desires to care Tor
children, eyes. or week ends, Gail DG. 5e6i
Girl, colored, light, desires place in pow
der room. cocktail lounge or hotel, after
9 pm; Several years experience, Gall Gall
HAVE yoG A DESK and no stenogra-
ested working cut mutually agreeable ar
rangement. Legal Office preferred. Box
MANUSCRIPTS TYPED. edited if desired;
meticulous work. Telephone Glebe 6539,
NURSE E. aysr5s for sss day sv or mt nsht
NURSE -GovERNEsS wishes position with
children years and over; excellent ref.
PRACTICAL NURSE. co!ored. wishes night
work Please call any time before s 30.
PUBLIC STENoGRAPHER and tvpist, work
called 70! and delivered. 300 Conn.
ave HO 65G5. Ext 423.
RESIDENT MANAGER, small or medium
apt bldg: experienced businesswoman.
co 95GS or BOX 2f5-H. Star
STENOGRAPHER wants permanent po-
Stion, available Immediately; salary. Si5
week BOX 44T-H, Star
WOMAN, with several years experience in
ant mara cement. desires location in or
near WASHINGTON. can offer excellent ref
ereuCcS Box OH. H. star
YOUNG WOMAN, colored. desires posi-
ton, Office CLERK or secretarisl switch
board HO 957+.
secretary to executive OF American COM
pany At present secretary 10 executive
large war plant eight years experience;
cept another type position Write MISS
ELIZABETH BROWNING, 1921 Cardinal
drive, Louisville XIV. IA
Evening star., 1945-09-11
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

TEACHERS, your profession needs you
now Our best private schools and many
public schools have salaries from $500
to So 600 Register with us now. ADAMS
TEACHERS AGENCY, 204 Colorado Bldg
14th and G SITS. NV.
TEACHERS, clerks, receptionlsts: select po-
Sitions No charge unless placed; top sal
aries Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY
Est II yrsl l311 G st. Ma. 2114
ENGINEERING STENOG., S45 wk.; sec.
publishing firm. good future, S35 wk.;
stenog. food broker, $40 wk.; medical
secretary, 81 500 up. Hundreds of open
ings for ONCE workers welcome. BOYD'S,
1888 F st Ma 233S
Evening star., 1945-09-11
PERSONAL.


PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask tor Miss
Wright, If you are in need Of loan up to
$500 on your signature
minator, cali RA, SEES; So each treatment.
usually REQUIRES 2 treatments.
SALESMAN needs use of unlimited dial
phone, Benning area or nearby. Box
2O2-S. Star 12H
SPANISH, evenings. 1-hr.~ class, 7 to 10:
beginners. intermediate and advanced
classes, native: classes start Sept. 18th
SLIP COVERS, expertly tailored: satisfac-
ton guaranteed. upholstered furniture
shampooed in your own home D1. 0l22.
HENS, soc up, while you wait; altera-
tions, refining, shirt repairing. zippers
installed. NEEDLECRAFT, $40 18th NV
MEN WOMEN: Old at 40 90 so' stant Want
Tonic Tablets pep UP bodies ole, solely be
cause lacking iron: also supply vitamin
B., calcium, phosphorus Trial size, only
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN. teaches
English, self-confidence. freedom from self
consciousness, French conversation: pri-
SWISs-AMERICAN watches repaired: 8 to
days service, alarm and flne CLOCKS re-
on premises for prompt attention; pearls
restrung and jewelry repaired. MEC-
TRICAL CENTER & GIFT MART, 514 10th
St. between and Sts tr.stm.nt NV ~
fee; relief from pains and aches due to
nervousness, piles: colds, flu or other .ail-
ments. Also relief for aching, swollen feet
Lady Naturopath, 90 years experience. in
charge. SH. 1855.
Evening star., 1945-09-11
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

POPULAR piano and accordion instruc-
tion Professional teacher and musician
is now accepting a limited number of new
pupils for the fall season. Will guarantee
that you will play popular SONGS in 20
lessons Course also consists of sight
reading, harmony and theory. Call Mr..
NEWMAN. Randolph 5000 16"
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION, grades | to 8,
complete curriculum, qualified experienced
teachers Convenient transportation. Glasses
Siart sE September Sc ~ l.th DU e29s.
ginners and refresher courses in short
hand. tipping. bookkeeping. comptometer,
courses books Est 2s years accredited. Ap-
proved CT school, Position guaranteed grad
uates. Inquire MA. 233S, BOYD SCHOOL,
1888 F. st (opp Capitol Theater).