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Mrs. johnson
OfMississippi
To Preside

The Federated Club women of
the Southeastern Regional will
hold their first postwar session
this summer. Mrs. Bertha l..
Johnson of the Prentiss Institute,
Mississippi, is serving as presi-
dent for the third term. In her fl
nal announcement she states: "We
are fast approaching the date
when we shall assemble at Vir-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-13
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Salon at APT North Sixtieth Street.
Associated with her is her college
chum, Miss Shirley Grapes, "a, of
Middletown, Conn.,, who doubles as
receptionist and assistant.
From Virginia State College
Miss Patterson received her BIS.
in education. Miss Grapes, who
lives at 5726 Vine Street, is study
ing art.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-13

last week by the fifteenth district
convention of the American Legion.
The resolution made the claim
that "ample professional person
mel is available among Negroes in
this area and that Negroes are
happier and respond to treatment
better in hospitals for their own
race and manned by them"
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-13
J'Crow Hospital
For Ark. Urged

LITTLE ROCK CAMP "A
resolution urging the Veterans Ad-
ministration to build a 1,600-bed
hospital in Arkansas for Negro
war veterans was adopted here
Evening star., 1946-11-17
Educational Needs Abroad
To Be Discussed Here

Educational needs Of war-devas-
tated countries will be discussed at
a meeting Of representatives OF more
than so educational, relief, religious
and civic organizations Friday and
Saturday at the United States
Chamber OF Commerce Building.
Called by the Commission for In
ternational Educational Reconstruc-
tion, the meeting will be attended
by representatives of UNRRA, The
United Nations, Federal agencies
and embassies.
Other discussions will include ac-
tiyities of American organizations
here and abroad, gaps in existing
educational programs, priorities for
Evening star., 1946-11-17
Play Safe and Play Longer Takes 500 Prize
As Districts Official Slogan for Traffic Safety

Washington's ofiicial traffic safety
slogan Is Play Safe and Play
Longer"
It was submitted by Mrs. Phyllis
R. Stagg. 1910 Kalorama road NV,
In the contest sponsored by the
Commissioners Traffic Advisory
Board.
AS result of being chosen from
more than 10000 suggestions, Mrs.
Stages slogan will appear shortly
throughout the Capital on window
cards, posters in streetcars and
buses, bumper streamers on taxi
cabs and Government vehicles, and
bulletin boards in schools, churches,
office buildings and Government
|cafeterias.
The motto will be used on inserts
to be mailed with the next elec-
tricity bills.
For her slogan, Mrs. Stagg was
presented with 800 and q certifi-
cate from the Commissioners.
Other Prize Winners.
The judging board. composed OF
members OF the Advertising Club Of
Washington, distributed the other
seven prizes as follows:
Stay Alert and Stay Alive" Mrs.
Charles w. Matthews, 531' Eigh-
teenth street NV, $50.
Take Care-Not Chances" Mrs.
Carrie HutcheSon, zoos Massachu-
sets avenue NV, $25.
Don't Be 'Next'-Be CAREFUL"
David L. Stern, 1901 Connecticut
avenue NV, IS.
Careful Today-Here Tomorrow -
Russell NusBickel, IL, German Or
phan Home, 2300 Good Hope road
Sc.
Care Enough to Be. Careful, .
Miss Louise B. Stuart, Washington
Missionary College, IS.
Long Chances Make Short Lives -
George E. Davis, 532 Twentieth
street NV.
"Take Time to Take Care Miss
Lillian Curtis, .5740 Colorado avenue
NV.
The judges announced Miss Cur
It's slogan also was received from
Miss Sandra Schneider. 1916 Four
teenth street NV. November IL.
The prize went to Miss Curtis be-
cause her entry was received Octo-
ber 20, it was explained.
"Only Fools Disobey Traffic
Rules" was the slogan winning a
special $40 award for Mary Jane
Bolts, GA pupil at Taft Junior
High School. The additional prize
was given by A. Julian Brylawski,
chairman of the TAB Education
and Public Information Committee,
because of the enthusiasm for the
contest shown by Taft pupils. A
total of 119 entries was received
from the school.
Mary James entry bore no ad-
dress, and the judges were unable
to find 1t yesterday. The prize win
reach her at school.
The committee received num-
Der Of safety poster suggestions, and
those who submitted them will re-
ceive certificates of merit, Mr.. Bry-
lawsh said.
Messages to Be Taken Home.
The current TAB safety cam
paign, which will continue through
December 8, will include distribu-
ton of more than 10000 messages
to school children. They will be
asked to take them home to their
parents. The pupils will be re-
minded Of the need for caution on
the streets daily through streamers
placed over classroom blackboards
Judges in the slogan contest were
Evening star., 1946-11-17

aid this winter and methods OF Sc
curing better coordination Of
American efforts. The conference
will divide into working committees,
according to Robert Stanforth. as
sociate secretary.
Evening star., 1946-11-17

Mrs Phyllis r. Stagg 1910 Kalorama road NV, who
the first prize Of 500 in the traffic safety slogan contest
watches another contestant receives award Russell
Nusbicke 2 Of the German Orphan Home Hope
road SE presented with certificate of merit by Commits
soner Gordon Young the contest by the
msoners Traffic Advisory Board. Russell fifth place and
a SIS prize in the contest. Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1946-11-17

Louis Butler, advertising manager
OF Safeway Stores here, chairman;
Jack Schoo, promotion manager OF
The Star; Tom Means, promotion
Of Station VOL; Mrs. Per-
Evening star., 1946-11-17

sis v. Green, advertising manager
of Raleigh Haberdashers, and Rob-
ert L. Livingston, assistant adver-
tising manager Of the Washington
Gas Light Co.
Evening star., 1946-11-17
Sigma Phi omeeo TO Meet

Alpha Chapter Of Sigma Phi
Omega sorority viii meet ut g pm.
tomorrow In the social room Of
Benjamin Franklin University. HOO
Sixteenth street NV.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
HELP poMEsrlc Cont. J

HOUSEkEEPEk, white; live in, upstairs
ns Veg. :: spa a'a'as sVs4s osSss s'e ssa se
HoUsEKEEPER. white; iiv. in; assist With
sas n.ss IA ssis city
aoUsEKEkPER. white. to live with kind
Protestant family. employed couple with
ssy g. slFi i5la 2 private room' 6h-ds, week;
aoUsEkEEffER. whit. or eolered, for
general hor,sxosk and assist with inian.
salary: D. e, reference and health card
ao6sfKEEfMfksSosSk assssSsEz Mf1 sSsS raorou.a1J =,
perienced woman. Best references iss reauir- hr
Cd; 5.day week No laundry. Live in. .$25.
EogbsFwcs1EE Easbsf sss good Rsms 9;Hs.
fSS Rhye Nv nss9 YGk experienced
nSs rfsS SHS ssSs sr.ss:
& kA4fS HsG0h'Sai Aatfic4s Il COOK, sh.v, We for
spanish:-speakins American family; live
in; sood salary; no laundry; 5a-day wk !,
RaID Rain like soon.s sndren yss no wo coofnS s 4d
MAID for general houseyork; family Of 9
sHts s d.y9 small aVnsy W.sF ocstea ia days y sv S
spIj spTingi sH saa5y aa4s eoc per mr. and earfsre
s!;n sMH;,b' s selorsa s,s. cleaning and LAUNDRY @
small family EN- 2o15,
MAID, sh:wss experienced with children
Va asaay cH Heesi siss 20 plus 'arfaFs AF'ins'0n
MAID, colored; s.h W, cook dinner, ligh,
personal Laundry adults small shil; 3 4
a9nss sssy per Tssk es eshta ef5s
ss5 Def sTP Small fa fSof i've
ioyeiy 10y 70 upstairs rm.' pVt. bath: ref. req.
MAID to move to New Jersey. just out
sids N. Y. other help employed. call IA.
n Hs. vhs esush eoSssd Es hss, fSs fs. 5. sss
home: $50 mo: and maintenance: must
Church Se sf 1iis if from rom TO- To- TO- 10 o. s sl
MAIn, sdnIts eolored shw AND cooking
enees Telephone woodley b4s1. "a
NURSEMAID. to care for 2 school-age chill,
home SSs snd eHeel % ssary; refs. 'f EN- 1fsf 1871
SETTLED WOMAN, g h.w;; eelored family
s4is T St. NV. after 8 pm. ~ zI8 H8S''
WHITE GIRL. experienced cook and laun-
dress, to live in Long Island. Phone
WOMAN. white, experienced, to prepare
ooms se t. s5 co adgs 4545 and
WOMAN, &C coiored, settled, middle-ased
for light housekeeping duties in private
| home in Northwest section. to live in
All day Sundays and Thursday afternoons
Of, A. M. DRAIsNER, MA. S036; home, GE
WOMAN OR GIRL. responsible. .ficient
gh;w.' care. small apt: and we'll behaved
little girl Arlington; 5ha-day week. Cal
WI. 0S27. g to IL tonight. IA
| WOMAN, white, middle -aged, in Catholi
church rectory. washington; must be abl
to cook; Box 64E. Star. IA
| WANTED. colored, Southern or country sir
| between 10 and 40 tn to ChfcaRn f0
domestic work; must be fond of children
leaving city last week Of Sept; S25 week
NICE HSfccE HOME FOR ExPER. COOK an,
gh.w., in small fam: live in. 1859 l
st. NV. AID. 1921. Call between 10 a n,
and 3 pm. -12
Evening star., 1946-09-12
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER, full charge. ~. executive
ability. ambitious; 10 YRS. diversified ex-
COLLEGE GsADuATE, fluent French
RRussiaagnss gs seeks position here or abrSad e.
6REssMAK1SSG.f 6Si Sssf design, remod.. aitsr.-
BERT; 1890 Irving n ". Apt. 4. AID 223s:
the day, win work with tailor; expert
SfnRsEssssmHSREffAso fnsss HS2Efs oSa2 ALTERATIONS tatlorin,
apa Esnsdelins 5ons coats restyled and refined
EXPERiENcED COOK. pastry or private
home; n NJ 1st,s1ass sl1s references, 1919 You st
GIRL, solored' desires part-time Job. Call
GIRL, colored, desires lob as window dec
orator and store maid; experienced. Call
P{ is sssss sEsa.ats Ssh
tion as assistant manager or hostess in
ssfIse ssss Eht shop tsaroom or club. Call n Ma
hospital trained middle age to care fol
elderly person; live In; can travel: nc
ca mHksT Mchean SI sSa5 kind and
NuRsE Would i'd ike day duty. NV. section
Call IL am. to pm, 81. 5615
NURsE-GovERNEss wishes position with
fRfsea1s fRAcIIcAI l9ss NURSE for mothsg and ne,
REG REG1sTERnp II NOISE ee DESIRES once
sn1 eilnic position knowledge Of typins., oLu.
SECRETARY. with over Is years expert
ence as private secretary to an executive, is
for personal reasons, seeking change. Nc
E4rs sS5 star
yrs. exper.; excellent refs. WO. 1881.
SECRETARY sTENoGRApHER. expert.
aina iop raDd RoT sypi ePasls stsr wants stu
! 1aHv
daywork: 10 years editorial experience
sTENo., fast. accurate. will take dictation
sypins "G reasonable Rates OR. Hs' 45os % ssssI
ffYPiNG-work done in my of,ce; ioca:
I0:30-l 30 National 1925. 49,
ss:SS sss ca. XII ST. q sHE ss'a
UNDERGRADUATES. white. available 70.
I2,hr; night duty preferably. call MISS
w2TkEss, s. shte ssfs 0e!ssan elesn snse ae
ssse ss sa
WOMAN. colored, wants mornings. par
oH YoHNt s0nss IAbY reale Wih 1us aE .D Ssse
Competent management Of Once details
Jobs with enthusiasm. some college train.
| ing plus a 6-yr. course in the school oi
experience: salary $50 week. II am {
| j mo. trial. salary will be refunded anc
graceful exit made. Box 392-E, Star 12'
| WE CAN GIVE YOU prompt service on
record downtown DI 3141. IA
WEARY EDITORS-Need an assistant tc
die cuts, guard your door9 Four years ex-
perience as editorial assistant and public
relations; B. s. in Journalism. d. c. or
AT ONCE, position as housekeeper and
companion In refined home by young
mother. l child. Box 2l-H, Star.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
HELP DOMESTIC,

CHAMBERMAID- WAITRESS, live In: Wed
ia " s6 per sansfy w. G sands Gs
CLEANING WOMAN, intellisent. experi-
Ni6syz WI for l6tS Elderly
couple. small apt. references, Call .WO
COOK, ,sh.w.. exper., ref. req, live in,
goood salary. 3o3s Rodman ST. NV. EN-.
CooK-G .g.w;. experienced. fond Of chill
$50. room and board; might consider en-
ps.sa plsoyed , husbaPd; 1927 oods oLdssnsdrum lane,
cooK-G CIV, sos, 81, days days. no Sundays.
s;s T. 7 e ss'IsS A;aSsan
week: experienced references; adult fam
ily; ~ live in permanent home and Job. ,Wo,
COOK. G.H.w., experienced, live in or out
OF every other Sunday; S25.. OF. 2l6s.
s$S VE: must have have references M t'N Wo. W Sop:
COOK COO l.. oG.H;W;: az DAYS ,ggssk; sl2 and
ctS eSdrsn Sc Rsnds sek vssbsI ss start live assist
sa5sS eoSk '7as AND GENERAL housekeeper mla for
psTty Write BOZ aaeE Star. of and spssifs
ccoosoK.qHoUsEKEEpER, COOK sleo per mo; live
p spenees n tsTlS ca No eef5ss 4a5 dish"''her Eef
ssg NgssEMtP Es.t WI live SAB e. ref
eaSFrn man 'GsFfa sa Sts
a; good wages Phone Wo. 0e7s. .-15
EXPERT t:S MAID; dh1;- ghT; KIP plain &C cooking;
7s a ss g9ss wseE aays s s1fssH'
ss sns ss:s sssk tssa ss "a s sefzsn z hi:th
G.H.W., light cooking. assist with 2-year-
Sss wssk By fSSs sSs to ea Wasnsn hnssS a y gs e min
children; goo good m Salary W refs sHf.' 5so5. @ VI
CIV; s25 week; live in; plain cooking;
CIV, cooking; live in; $50 week. WI.
GHw. AND COOKING; sleep in. upstairs
afternoon and every other Sunday of;
other help employed; refs; s25 week.
G.H; " AND COOKING, experienced, for
small family. vicinity of Goth and Park
e. G.HW. ~ EAAPPERslhEaScEp-1ronins AP RslhEaSscEp1i no wash
ing, experieneed with children; live in, $1s
esE GHW yses ANp sHi sIHkioSiSGs mn days week, 1s
sEs SGf d9Ra u R R.pss 1ss
s cs ieqg II on no Na fhssss ssss
chd So psf ss week m chance isG' ior
% White sss da Ss s. IN Sos e. out e
g bsndR fRd hsD TR $685. ssas for child sHall
eashn, eaa wasss ssss .s aHrs sh for ID hT am y sh
Pm :, Silver lnsd, Spring; references required
ss'! s's:..ss 'sss s. ~: :'l:
Evening star., 1946-09-12
MEN end WoMEN.
MOTOR IRAXEl.,
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

20 lessons. Improvising and transposins
Air-conditioned studio. Mr. NEWMAN.
1905 @ st. NV. ME. 4700 or RA $500.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture all
subjects tausht Approved by Government
sSiyibttAL RsfK6cfiSoN, i; nS Dl arades eass
complete curriculum; reading specialist
language optional; experienced teachers;
sn1a tern opens opens Sept NJ ls 1oGSAuNTT SCHOOL,
LEARN TO DRIVE the NATIONAL pRiv-
ING INSTITUTE way; So SO per hr Glass
starting Sat, Sept. IA. Phone Elk 1000
Sat. between 1913 for details. Ask for
Quick REVIEW COURSE in shorthand,
typewriting, bookkeeping, calculating ma
chimes; n9v; Nsg classes now starting: Enroll
AZ BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 st. Ma. 1888.
pIANo Plan, TIE, TEACHER for children and adults:
snd Vienna masters, NE. 2614. l7s
BECOME WATCHMAKER, get informa-
ton and reservation from the c. g. r.
Watchmakers' Institute. Washington. b. c..
for g. complete training; at present time
only 6g mail Write Box AISLE. Star. 15'
SPANISH LESSONS, beginner only; indi-
yidual instruction. You can speak Span
ish after 20 lessons guaranteed MR.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES,

psn.ina aaa adsSa ssa dsssesnt5
$fss i@i1' 1893 sas 'SFshf;
ALTERATIONS and house repairs: rooms;
s pT7ste as1s roads and
parking areas; private roads paving con-
We wokR stens ea 9 Ssfs
s MAARcUcc1o; Route I: Aorner's lane;
SSMBiNAffoN hG1s SHssfe Storm NV Window
pqzme9ts 1g snsrn n fan o Gsll tST fTss estimate
GoNCRITE. CEMENT woRKwsidewalks,
footings, ,porches,. driveways, steps, car
cspkns esnSFg Srsx ca Sas tim. wsh and
G. q. coNsTkucTisos' e. Asansie z9 ssGassi, ssSs
DRIVEWAY sPEcIALIsT-Asphalt black
,1P %ss 'fasfseSTaSnr pEfs WI sal hass'0ns wfk''
FLOORS sANDED and rennlshed Clean.
msSSanes smSSh s0rs y sa s4 yate
laying. sanding, fnishing, cleaning, par
asuii s nshsf dsis VISOR VISOR
GRNEsAL 81 iss No cosNHTHksAor1Ne Residential
:s Hsnss. tna w. wtFFR%s$sflaE
GKsEasG GK Ss2i sSss SesrfRAcfffssd faA ffssd prompt
sonai attention for remodeiins or repairing
E eT%s @ Co. fs47 CORA on. c0 aD
iRoN WORK Fire escapes, window
fences, steel Industrial buildings and sa:
Rosks gssf ksaoDiN Easy srn p9p6s nT iFa2N
fa kfM4okE iaskS NfERioa W. aass SEC DFcs your s
ception hail cheerfuia sedrooms? White
skilled mec.; ex. ref. MILLER, Me. 0792.
OAK FLooRING-wiu sladly quote you
on clear oak flooring, including laying and
faN4 Ok Dspsrss 1aSs oor a
rennishing. roof repairs. waterproofng;
sss slss
PAINTING. paperins. floor nnishing. Best
snas az fsss ssr'ss
kEaODEI. modsinise your II nome % nov;
EATIoN Co. s5os Wis. IS ave vi. 1900.
RENO saMoDEINNGsftsYTm HI&ao HoIaaowi 5s0e1s
MENT, co, INC. 54os GeorEia ave. NV
s6or 81 rF1esri31has ssrAlis renewed pa,n.ed cutters
:sss'ss s5fi sssiRessiE f'fsls
|Gss wAPREHt RoHst Th ts1s
csll fer sssimsts UN1THp Spfa HOME sERV
sasG. q I'll Enas asef h.v, is Your
eassmsns n wsIssrpTcofsd I nooy; cement work.
ihspsEzkr e zNb NbRlszz szsEE sEs ssi ssai pAzsasscs-
cAUIIulD corr for Johns Msnviiie
$50 u So & n... o :on: ~ 'S ao. 4isS.a iHsSSa'~''
Evening star., 1946-09-12
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
COOK-G.H.W.. coiored; adults only;

COOK-G .H.W., colored; adults only; live
IN q preterred; ref 500 M st. NV, Elk.
GIRL. colored, desires part-time lob: ref
erences DE. 0930.
GIRL, colored. desires part-time work.
mornings Morn .Ssl Snly e l2 II, eSs mornings
MAID, colored, wants days work, Tuesday
through Friday; So day; exper., ref DI
6922,
MOTHER and 2-month-old daughter seek
ing live-in position. g.h.w,. light laundry.
with small family; ref. furn. Box ALE.
Star 12s
WOMAN. colored, wants days work; SIS
per day. and carfare. Ludlow 449s. la
WOMAN, colored. wants g,h.w.. morning
work. city references. MI. 91s3.
WOMAN, colored, settled. wants work with
quarters o for self and veteran husband
WOMAN. colored. wishes days work clean
ing or part time. Phone ME. 1854.
WOMAN. eolored. With reference. wants 4
hours, work an; cleaning. i9 nv. section.
WOMAN, white, experienced, reliable, s.h,w.,
$6.25 per day. Boz A69-E. Star.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

BILLING MACHINE OPERATORS, 5-day.
40-hour week. Apply employment once.
sta St5o foor;; WOODWARD g. LoTHRoP.
FUR OPERATORS AND CUTTERS. Apply
employment ONCE. 9th floor, WOODWARD
NE METEoRotEoGfST, $3.50 deAn mo. tmanJ, Army
or Navy eXper., 5 days week: radio drafts
man, S225, mo; engineering openings: doz-
MEL SERVICE, 1911 G St, MA. e3lS.
SECRETARY. S225 mo- tmanl, transpor-
tation offlces; accountant, exper, S75 wk.
estimator, comm. bldgs., S75-S10O wk;
mimeograph operator, $3.50 mo: address
sograph opr., 5-day wk,, $40 wk.: material
buyer. construc. material, S100 wk: need
100 new applicants daily for the better
openings, Estab. % yrs. BoYD's. 1888
sTATISTICIAN, S75 wk. tml: inside and
outside work, also acts as supervisor for
gathering data. See Mr.. Day lCan use SO
new applicants daily Estab. IA years
Call in. PERSONNEL, SERVICE, 1911 G
st MA 62h0 or MA 81 @
Evening star., 1946-09-12
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert, books started; kept
part time. audits, statements. tax returns
aGcoGSTAST. les tfs1eaS BOOKS @ Started kept state
ments, income tax prepared; D. G.. Nd.
Va; reasonable rates. Box 1882 Star 9.
ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started, Kept
audited tax reports, monthly service state
aMBfT1oGs ashf edGSDf SuSfok 81
BhoooRRGKSIsEpER-AccoUNTANT. systems In
stalled books kspt full or pst time al
DRGe TRl5e saS AND 4fa fIaueR esF SALES. Wholesale
and retail 10 years
married, 80 years of age; personable; have
car Box 466-E, Star. tar.. IT.
sAW ssse
preferably in a law ONCE. Box iS. ls,H'
MAN will accept isnitor quar- sers. In GOV.
s!3menE ss6 BE- seFylas' 54e4 days week caA afsf
Man. Man eolorsd wishes work Is porter tea
ale week. Can e 'ts GE ssiS. '' 81 'eA'' s''''0
MANAGER (sandwich shop or luncheon
ette)-Young man: 35, desires employ
aad eapsSe 0ass shsFs STAR
PAINTER, white, frst-class. with full equip
mens' ddssiTsss,, desires painting to odo DO at nigh night.
h2YES GafssRut sSs4 work
liable: interior. exterior. Call evenings
NO. ST4T. l3s
PHARMACIST, capable, experienced In sell.
ing. display and presesiption work; avail
PHARMACIST, experienced. used to deal
ing with high-class clientele, available i'm
mediately. Box 424-E, Star. 13'
RESIDENT MANAGER. apt. young man
college education. veteran, desires part
time work. Box 47O-E, Star. a. :,
VETERAN W. W. II, degrees In law ant
acct, knowledge Of engineering equipment
will consider any selling position. MR.
MCDONALD, GE. 2546. 13'
VETERAN, 21, ordained minister. colleg'
and theology education. desires position
as manager Of apt. buildings or admins
trative nature: experienced in personne
procedures, commercial and government
nothing under $500 per month considered
Box 34s-E, Star 12s
VETERAN, former intellisence investiga
tor. 25 years old. married, 3ls years col
lege, 4 years prep. school, excellent family
and character background. wishes posi-.
tion entailing responsibility; allowed use o.
own initiative, offering present" as well
as future. Box 17-H. Star. IS.
as dental or optical technician: eager to
learn either trade. Box 6-H, Star. 13s
Evening star., 1946-09-12
PERSONAL

NURSES AVAILABLE The inter-racia
nurses nurses resistery; 24-hour service. DU
PHONE sHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Mis-.
Wright II you are in need Of loan up tc
fSse sa KIN s'sasiSFs asp ALTERATIONS
located above Loew's, Columbia Theater
e so rest,ns issx' LEA 2NaE
% Room 0f 20 Ph 4espsons sps sE E.seu1s 1e
cry cashed Free appraisal. H fiV LIVING. n
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Flynn beauty COLLEGE. Ialo 6 a" St
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school for children. Kindergarten tnrough
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Tree estimates. Call HOLOBER & CO.. DU
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