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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-19
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BY GLADYS

Twas last Monday night in all that pouring rain
IL was MRS. BRANAMS birthday anyway. and BETH LAM
BRIGHT of Cleveland. here spending the week lend
which ran into Wednesday PAUL WEBSTER, member
of CAB CALLOWAY'S BAND, happens 10 be from J. P's
home Kansas City. He wanted his mssus To meet Nama,
etc. that found ourselves ensconced in the BRAN
ANS Arden Park manse. somewhat the worse for wear
for had gone directly from press deadlne Anyway
there was NUNIES BARROW. J0HNETTA SHARKS CAB
GALLOWAY. VIRGIL BRANAM (more about him later)
MARGlE McCLANE and JACK MORRIS, and of course
MR.. and MRS. PAUL WEBSTER.
We had good old time CAB happens to be from
our home and know all OF his folk. and so We bad
fun talking about home Then VIRGIL BRANAM 81. Ps
brother) who is here leave from the Merchant
Marines lie in long before the war and has been
in every and hamlet lie had interesting things TO
tell and best Of all how people in other lands receive our
swing lie gave the CAB some things for his mem
and his ego How German prisoners who could
not speak word of English, rallied 10 the lii-De-lo
and how in Australia and China his recordings very
very popular II funny at first because Virgil who is
a giant Of guy is very droll lie looked at CAB and
said They crazy about your records in Honolulu
No said anything Then he said They like them
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-19
Red Cross. Worker
Back From Overseas

LOS ANGELES. Miss Nola Mae
Cox. prominent Delta Sigma Theta
soror OF Durham, N. c., arrived
here Monday after II months serv-
ice with the Red Cross Recreation
Division in New Guinea.
While in Los Angeles, Miss Cox
is the interesting house guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Beavers, 1929
Cimarron. She will share honors
with Mis- Muriel Rain at an infor-
NAL party this week to be given
by local Deltas.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-19
NORTH END news
n AnsAAs a. 49,.
BY MARIAN c. MeCILl

Mrs. Frank Manns, of Hudson
avenue, was entertained by her
children and husband on Mothers
Day at delicious dinner at the
Gotham hotel. The table was laid
for 10 and her daughter presented
her with huge bouquet. Her
husband pinned corsage on her
coat.
The All American club met at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril
Barker Of Goodwin avenue Sun:
day After the business session,
delightful dinner was served,
followed by games There were
several visitors present, who were
introduced to members OF the
club.
THE s. s. SOCIAL club held its
meeting and cocktail party at the
home OF the president. Mrs. David
McGill OF Delmar avenue. There
were several guests present at the
meeting. HosteSSes for the meet
sing were Mrs. Frank Manns and
Mrs, McGill. Prizes were awarded
10 Mrs. Estrall. Mrs. Weaver and
Mrs. Petite, first, second and third,
respectively
One OF the oldest OF the Great
Lakes residents celebrated her 10th
birthday Mothers Day. A party
was given at the home of Mrs
Georgia Brown on Spring Lake
Farms, the daughter of Mrs. Sarah
Seymour, the honoree. There were
Is guests present. who came bear
ing exquisite gifts. A huge BIRTH
day cake adorned the table. Mrs.
Charles Mahoney read the cards
and presented the gifts. A deli
cious dinner was served. Mrs.
Elizabeth Smity Of Ellery street is
another daughter.
Miss Cora johnson OF Delmar
avenue gave a delicious, dinner at
her home for the benefit OF the
building fund of Hartford Avenue
Baptist church. Mrs. Johnson is
captain OF her team for the fund
Many OF her friends were present
Pvt. Sterling Burns, nephew OF
Mrs. Johnson. who is spending his
furlough with relatives, was also
present.
MRS. FRANK MAINS OF Hud.
son avenue entertained a host ot
friends at a card party and dinner
on Saturday at her home. Mrs
Manns is vice-president OF the S
! 6 Social club. Everyone enjoyed Z
lovely evening Of gayety and fun
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THE SISTERHOOD
ADVANCEMENT CIIIR

Met at the residence OF Mrs.
Mamie Hopkins. ST. F.. Garfield.
The Bible lesson was led by the
President. Mrs. Selma Carter. The
lesson was discussed by the MEM
bers at large. Refreshments were
served. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Nina
Rays. 1913 Dubois. Mrs. Eliza
NorthinptOn reporter
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then we found that he wasn't kid
ding and he had IN tell us all g.
He has been wounded in some way
and will be here until he is well,
SO We understand
II was great fun. and we all
STAYED until the wee small hours OF
We Day.
DIDN'T know until this week
that Mr. HARRY WEST. MRS.
CHESTER AMES' brother, had
passed away this past week.
THAT KATE PlCKENS is get
ting herself unhitched . and that
the DR.. RICHARD GREENS. are
living apart.
THAT there is talk among the
younger set that GERTRUDE
SIMS. now a coed al Howard uni
versity. and TOMMY WILLIAMS,
Of the DuPRE CHOIR, may wed.
THAT THE WILLIAM McKIN-
NEYS have bought new home =.
and that the former ALBERTA
SIMS and her new husband. WAL
TER THOMPSON. will move into
the lovely place they vacated, up
per flat OF SAM and MARIE
JONES on McDougal.
THAT DR.. and MRS. MELVIN
FOWLER have been married for
% years and he gave her a
mammoth rock for her finger in
honor OF the occasion. which was
May 8.
THAT MARGIE CARTER is
being squirrel by the handsome
new medico. DR.. CHAPMAN. Of
New York City. Omega fraternity
and Howard university.
THAT the OUCH
MANSION on Holbrook is said TO
have been sold I. but no one
knows definitely TO whom.
THAT THE WILLIAM HAGANS
and two pretty little daughters
took up residence at long last in
their place on Iroquois.
THAT the WILLIE JOE BEN
FANS, who were feuding just
slightly this winter are now very
coy together and will set up
housekeeping in a studio apart
ment on Boston Blvd.
JUNE and SPENCER CARY have
q fine little bov nine pounds,
born on Thursday. May II, which
makes him a Taurus and our book
tells us that he will be tenacious
and determined as a child. some
what emotional and temperamental.
Will take education quickly, and
will enjoy excelling in his studies.
He will be sturdy in health . &.
will enjoy gardening. building and
things done in the out-of-doors 9. &.
will love pets. and is sure to be-
come wealthy thru some real estate
deal when he grows up.
THAT Mr.. and MRS. JAMES
PRIEST OF Kirby street, have just
returned from a three weeks stay
IN Kentucky end Cincinnati. where
they attended the Jabberwock.
THAT THE current trend for
'PEEPTNG" has spread even TO the
quite. quite young set.
THAT RUTH BEDFORD looks
best 81 all with that hairdo first
mentioned here as being introduced
BY VIVIENNE COOPER the
garland swirled about the top knot.
HELEN QUEENS Is the very
essence NJ the very Young sophisti-
cate and very devastating with
, that upswept hairdo.
THAT JIMMY CHILDS is home
on leave from his Naval Training
station IN Kansas
ZELMA LIGHTFOOT left To-
q Chicago for two weeks stay.
EDITH GRIZZLE. receptjonist al
ParkSide hospital mot pronounced
GRILLE but GRIZELLEl spoon
Ing with her Mr. PETTY mot the
artist.
FACES ABOUT TOWN
NANCY and POPE BENJAMIN
CLOTEELE PAGE MRS. ROSE.
MOND. MRS. ALICE BENJAMIN
end others =. al what appeared TO
be Mothers Day get-together
dinner, etc.
THE DR.. CHARLES WHlTBYS
end Their two pretty daughters.
PAT is the Venus type. and CHAR.
Evening star., 1945-03-04

1t will really be a happy day when this war
is over. I'm going back to college and take
life a little easier again.
Sincerely,
JIMMY MACDONALD
l HAVE heard of that guy Ernie Pyle before.
He gets around an meets everybody. Now
if he was good fry cook could offer him
job, maybe, after the war. He seems to be
popular with the boys an maybe he would
attract some trade.
Co pilot SpeaIs German
ANYHOW, gettin' back to the job on hand,
l want to tell you about another fellow. He
is the co-pilot of this Berlin-bound barbecue
buggy. Fellow name of Howard Collnick.
Lieutenant Gollnick, of Cedarburg, Wis.
He's 2l.
Accordin' to Lieut.. Sanders Maxwell, the
public relations officer who rushed this stuff
from the boys to me- Lieutenant Gollnick can
speak German better than Goebbels. So when
he has come off ID or Is hours of being second
cook on this Cloud Cart he sometimes will
go out an broadcast propaganda over
ABSIE = American Broadcasting System In
Evening star., 1945-03-04

LleUIenOm WOHJ DOVtSs TuOI
Europe. He talks fast, plenty an plain,
they say
The radio operator of the Fort is an old
bachelor from Atlanta. Ga, Tech. Sgt.
Edward Jones, age %. It's hard to get him to
talk about himself. But here's letter from
him:
Dear Waly:
There's not much can say about aerial
combat that most of you have not already
seen or heard It's the same old story of flax,
fighters fear and quick death. |, along with
the other boys, have seen lot of things and
had lot of experiences Some of them seem
very clear in my mind while Others are only
vague and horrible memories. I've seen some
of my best buddies 60 down in flames, bail
out and spin down out of control. They are
apparently forgotten by those around us, but
actually they often pop into our minds.
All want to say to you at home is to keep
giving the boys the things they need and
they'll pull US all out of this.
Sincerely,
EDWARD JONES
From down in San Diego, the Army recruited
a Teller who was workin' for Consolidated
Aircraft He is surprisingly well preserved
for his % years. He is the engineer of
the Wagon" crew Kenneth Pondexter.
Technical Sergeant Pondexter will tell you
how he gets ready and what he thinks about
while at work:
Dear Wally,
At your camp where you are stationed, you
think of combat most of the time. You talk
Evening star., 1945-03-04
to men who have had experience to try to find

Finally the day comes when you are on the
final alert for combat mission. You can't
sleep much the night before mission, be-
cause you are worrying and thinking of what
will happen the next day. Finally the co
(charge of quarters) comes and tells you the
time for breakfast and briehng
At briefng you are told the target and what
to expect. Then take-off time rolls around.
On the way to the target you keep alert
for anything that may happen. After crossing
the English Channel or North Sea, you will
probably see the first flax thrown at you.
Finally you come to the target. You can
see anything happen then. You will pray
like you never prayed before. After while
you re away from the target. Your ship may be
damaged, or have wounded aboard, but you've
done your job and are on the way home.
You feel proud of yourself after a mission,
for you know you are doing your part, and
you hope and pray for eternal peace.
Sincerely
KENNETH S. PONDExTER
IHE bombardier, First Lieut.. James Hearn,
Jr., is from Wilmington, N. c., where he
worked for the Atlantic Coastline railroad.
He's an old married man of "a. Here's what
Lieutenant Maxwell told me about Lieuten-
ant Hearn:
"On their first trip to Merseburg, par
ticularly rough target, the crew weren't flying
the Wally's Wagon - they were in another
ship.
las they approached the target the engines
weren't pulling properly. They had to drop
behind. To tighten the load, the bombs were
prepared for release. Hearn, working with no
bombsight other than his eye, selected rail-
road beneath them and salvoed his bombs
''The strike Photographic showed that
Hearn had placed his bombs neatly
across the tracks,
HIM. Lucky for them Nazis Hearn didn't
have his glasses An you know what Lieuten-
ant Hearn says about it? What kind of
railroad man would be if couldn't find
7ailroadP'
Incidentally the Hearns is expectin'. An
before you can read this the Lieutenant will
probably have more'n bombsght to look at.
Navigator Is Single
lHE navigator of this Aerial Eatery is 27.
Any of you old maids that want man in his
dotage will be glad to know he is single -
or was, last time heard will give you his
name an home: He is Second Lieut..
William C.. Anderson, of Decatur, Ga.
When the crew gets 48-hour pass, Ander
son an Jimmy Macdonald make beeline
for the Sadler's Wells Opera in London.
We've seen every opera they've had in
London since we got here Anderson claims.
And lots of stage plays" Jimmy adds.
Can you imagine that? Maybe there amt
no burlesque shows r,mnin' in London, or why
70 cxaora2
Evening star., 1945-03-04

tell one of our little friends Qriendly hghters)
even see 'em.
don't know how to put what feel about
combat flying. do know that l have prayed
more in the last four months than in any
four months before.
It's pretty cold up there but not enough
to make my knees shake like they do and I'm
not shaking with that much patriotism. You
get the funniest feeling in the world when you
look up ahead of the plane and see the flax
so thick
III never be able to figure out how even
one Fort gets through some of it; yet some
times group does. And how ship gets so
MANY holes in it, and not crew member
gets hurt don't try to figure it out - just
keep praying There has been plenty of
praying going on in "WalIy's Wagon"
and no one denies it.
| saw enemy fighters knock down eight
Forts in two sweeps. Seeing BIZ go down
with flames from wingtip to wingtip is no
good feeling at all And when ship blows up
in front of you, or by you. with guys in it
YOU know and no chutes come out, then you
are not surprised when some of the guys tell
YOU that you talked and moaned all night in
your sleep.
Fighters Really Scare You
WHEN Skipper Davis says fighters have
been reported in the area, you really get
scared Then our friends, the Psi and PAT
fighters, are the most beautiful things in the
world. love each and every one of the guys
that fly in them.
Next to these boys, the English Coast is
wonderful sight when we are coming home
When this is over and I've gone back and
married that little girl just little bit south
of North Carolina, I'll be proud to tell my
kids about being in the Eighth Air Force at
the 3O5th Bomb Group, flying and fighting
and bombing with swell crew in a swell ship,
"Wally's Wagon"
Yours truly,
BENFoRD MoDLIN
HERE is a wheezy old codger named Jimmy
Macdonald Ill, from Savannah, Ga, who is
now l9 and staff sergeant. He is the waist
gunner and accordn' to what Modlin just
said, looks an acts older than he really is
Here is how he writes me:
Dear Wally:
Here are a few lines to give you some idea
of what waist gunner does during his free
time The main thing is rest from combat
During my leaves really enjoy myself.
Sees the Opera, Plays
I've been to London several times, and
along with the usual sightseeing l saw the
Evening star., 1945-03-04

Here are lew lines 10 give YOU Soille lucd
of what waist gunner does during his free
time The main thing is rest from combat.
During my leaves really enjoy myself.
Sees the Opera. Plays
I've been to London several times, and
along with the usual sightseeing, l saw the
opera and several plays. Most of the movies
are old to me, but see them again. London
has better food than other places in England.
Ernie Pyle said once that the French had
a way of making everything taste won
derfuI and the British had way of maxi
ing everything taste horrible. Next to
my family and friends. think miss Amerl-
can food more than anything else.
Probably my most enjoyable week IN the
ETO was spent at the "-- home
This is really an Army Air Force Rest Home
operated by the American Red Cross for the
purpose of giving combat crews rest after
certain number of missions. AT this home'
we wore civilian clothes, ate good food and
did practically anything we wanted to- ABOVE
ALL we had the opportunity to get plenty OF
sack time" (sleep).
Evening star., 1945-09-30
MOTOR TRAVEL.
DRIVING T0 MNNF1P0fIs Oct ,: /

DRIVING TO MINNEAPOLIS Oct. Z; or
g passengers wanted; share expenses. Box
g1y11i TWo 1riASssEENeERs SsssE:N WANTED to 90 to San
pat 1915 cs sG share RAJ
Navy ocer IT. to drive esSeseis oidsmoSie II .4. 4s
cellent condition to San Antonio, Texas.
ssaRa ssa r abs ssa. 'Ga sea
GIRL desires rid. to Navy Dept, from 10th
adoc and c SITS. sc. Hours, to 4:3o. LINCOLN
WANTED, Q passengers to Tennessee oc-
SRv1Na fSsfs sssh re- say fIx
or Tuesday; can take passengers. Call
WANf VA rVR2l RESPONSIBLE PERSON, interested
Or Memphis after Oct. 15. Call Temple
kssrsss : so'fi
. ss.S; Ezs: f57 seds; sssedss;y ''ou, "o 'AA -
MAETfopa'E saT p a E to na have Se fitch
=. g,lnsh F.. sslI ball, Ma NORTON Le0nard'osn
LADY LADY wants ride to Minneapolis nm poss Good
WANTED SOME ONE GOING wEsT-will
drive car to Milwaukee, Wis. Phone OR.
DRIVING MIAMI Wednesday morning
Room for 2. Dupont a076. evening or
RIDE WANTED TO MACON. GA. october
B. EXCHANGE references. DU SS3g.
WANT to contact some one having buSi-
ness in Baltimore one to four days week
Save on transportation costs. SMITH,
Elk O46S all day Sunday.
DESIRE TO GO TO NEW YORK or Boston
as passenger or willing to drive. Any time
this week. Ma 1862.
2 OR 3 PASSENGERS going to Hot Springs
Ark, to share expenses Latest model De
Soto. References exchanged Call MR.
GREEN. EX 1857
SERVICEMAN'S WIFE driving TO Salt Lake
City Saturday or Sunday, October 8 or z,
take .. Adams $3.50.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

PIANO instruction at your home. Grad
Wifi VIII es' seeeps several T additonai pupils Dis.
coMfToMETER esHss sTToosMETER COURSES, short. easy
s5srt sss nov now % New classes. BoYD's 1858
ssEscsRiEsTAARi4I ssi CLASSES now forming; Be-
hand. tipping, bookkeeping, comptometer
books Est es
st st 1opp. Capitol Theater5.
PIANO BY aay Of both
flsIsisa somss MISS rs pSRI1 % Eoba M g oso
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
nIss1Sni 9oaogh snADr7
LaNGuAGEsWspanish, French. Italian
or tle' more at pupils home if desired. Box
BEhGTY 1lK sta5 Culture. HAIR STYLING. Eye;
COLLEGE. 1929 aoth st. ne. phone, WA
FANG 9f f1SSsTRucTioN Ssi2a at pupils homes BY
experienced teacher specializing IN as wo9s
with children. Please call Warfieid 1905
GRECO AsHoRTHAND by experienced
teacher beginners, review speed d,etstion. ,oat
om4ssEs Esr now n
sinners' and refresher courses in short
hand. tipping bookkeeping, comptometer,
ali secretarial subjects. civil service
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proved CT school Position guaranteed grad
uates. Inquire MA. 233s. BOYD SCHOOL.
I333 St (opp Capitol Theater).
ACCORDION and piano lessons, experi-
enced teacher: vicinity of Coolidge Hish
siaSeI sPEcIAL n nsATHuRRDAY AFTERNOON ar,
classes, 80 to pm. Professional IN.
struction in all branches of art. Open te
adults and high school students. Cnil'
dren's classes, Sat. am, $50 TO II
Register now Room 513, DENRIkf
BLDG. 1910 Vermont ave Ma 5l77.
HIGHLY CULTURED woman teaches Eng
lish. self-confdence, freedom from sell
consciousness. French conversation prl'
vate tutor MI. $3.50.
RUSSIAN INSTRUCTION. indiv. and group
elem. and advanced. MA. 1892, Ext bol
6-9 pm
LEARN SPEEDWRITING-The easy ABC
shorthand in 80 Gays: private tutoring, ~
dividuals or small groups: college decree
GREGG SHORTHAND. dictation, tipping
evening classes. an experienced college
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BRUSH UP YOUR FRENCH with private
instruction from Partisan woman teacher'
reasonable rates Box 259-x. Star.
IN EXCHANGE for Saturday secretarial
duties. woman writer and teacher Will give
lessons in English and Journalism: give
street address and telephone. Box 1l5-A
Evening star., 1945-09-30
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

tic work in private home; experience and
ns Te.phene Emerson
CTRrAISs STRETCHED at home; reason
sble prices. Call AID. 7343.
vorf wainsS s.ea tad or snd s
eukf2fNs washed and stretched: wash
sssh.d sss sip 9Sesaa ss small
ExiERiENCEp COOK: will stay in. RE.
and carfare. DE 1881
GIRL, colored, wants part-time evenins
GIRL. eolorsd, wants nisht job from II
%dn,sn' Woman sos & 4sx s t5nsrsn'e sssl as char
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sssR.a %s1nns Ssisr.nss ssEa cleaning R ss
GIRL. colored wishes part-tirne work from
2 until ! o,clock; stay nights, Call be-
sfsI. eaian eoiorsd. lore wants % or Or DAYS days work
GiHI. eolored. desires work. 5 days week,
Snt eeorsd s Wants ss01,na sisslnoon Sss
GIL Gil eoioTsa. III W.. employed Couple;
iona Oh CuAQIcus o tV = soUs references,
health card: Sc. pref. 1011 3rd st. Sc.
GIRL, colored, desires laundry work Wed.
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ss s:z$; ss;s. s;ass '2s: :o'' to clean
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HENDRICKS, co. 1885.
WOMAN, white, with child 5, desires home
salary sligo 9OO6.
WOMAN, colored, desires part-time Job,
90, Mon, Wed. and Fri. Also schoolEirl
for ewes. and Sat-; reterences. FIR. 3246.
WOMAN, eoIored, relisbls, wants day,
WOMAN. colored. desires laundry. work:
SIS and carfare; part time; city reference
WOMAN, colored, wants days work and
laundry to take home. DU. 691b.
WOMAN, white, GOOD cook general house
worker, wishes work In ne. section city
only: pm. until after dinner. FR. 1924
Monday. Gao Am. to pm.
WOMAN, colored. reliable wants part
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nal iana ~: p1s1nx soeE et.r stay n'snts ref
GIL sor W. s sesd sss4 Istt \, Sisns y,
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PERSONAL Cont. }

PICTUREs OF. BAB1Es, sroups. parties
taken IN your home at your convenience.
MUsic LOvERs-Don't miss new popular
song Just out. "Sweet Paradise" On sale
at 110S G st. NV. -
WINTER COATs-Margaret Z. Wagner,
formerly with Woodward A. Lothrop. Now
Is the time to have your coat and suit re-
fRofos stylsf 81 g. l3sb Y6uR 1 BABY ss different
poses $3.50, You will treasure these
lovely natural pictures In your child's own
environment. For appointment can no.
4720 day or evening. 81
DESIRED. elementary instruction In voice
at home or studio OF instructor. Box
WISH Wish 70 Hos' CONTACT competent hypnotic
operator Also several persons to act as
subjects for. research work. Tell about
yourself in nrst letter. Give tele. number
Box 3STX. Star.
WILL BOARD FREE, gentle. girl Of 2 to. Z
or boy OF . to as companion for daugh-
ter. 1871 N. Lakewood ST., ArlinRton. /
RETOUCHING, etching, new coccine. Ex-
pert retoucher Contract work. My own
studio Box 287-V, Star.
DRESSMAKER with experience. copy any
model you desire: also alterations, tailor
ing; if necessary ! would call for work
Write or call 4513 Wisconsin ave. NV.
RUSSIAN GENTLEMAN offers Russian les.
sons in exchange for conversational Eng
lish lessons Box 422-X, Star.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
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lie relations Sec. $45 wk; stenos. construc-
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perm: private industry offers you the op-
portunity today and security tomorrow
1893 F st MA 234O.
TYPISTS t25). S35 to $40. wk,; must be
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BOYD'S. 1888 F St MA. 1898.
TEACHER, numerous vacancies Excellent
salaries Start Immediately. ADAMS
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