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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-25

LOOK TO FIRESTONE FOR TOYS
this year! We are now receiving
all-metal toys in a complete va
riety Firestone Store. tues-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-25

R E NJ E M q R! VIZ ARE OPEN
every Wednesday afternoon to
serve your needs. Come in and
make your selections from our
large stock. Firestone Store.
Tuesday-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-25

BACK FROM WAR - RYTEx
printed stationery at pre-war
prices-50 sheets and so envelopes
printed with your name and ad-
dress for only Sl00. Place your
orders now at-Alford's Printing
& Office Supply Co. 16-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-25

FROZEN FOODS ARE TASTY AND
economical; so easy to prepare.
Select from our IS varieties. Also,
Fresh produce an d groceries.
Phone 1856 for Delivery. Nor
gan's. loft
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-17
To EIkin.

10 Elkin.
Mrs. c. a. Crews is visiting rcla-
tivcs at Elkin, N c.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-17

cntS office here next Monday ami
Tuesday, according to arrangement
made by the North Carolina Veterans
Commission. and the local office will
be prepared to offer the registratiu'
service, Superintendent E. NJ. Roi-
Inns said today.
Formers for the sign-up will be
furnished to the superintendent Of
fi,e by r. NJ. Grammar. secretary
OF the steering committee, Chapel
Hill
Glasses TO be offered in the "off
campus college centers" will be con-
Quoted n late afternoon and eve
ming. Libraries and laboratories will
be those required by college STAN
dards. II is the plan of the veterans
commission TO bring into these
courses all facilities required for
freshman work. II is understood that
Henderson will not have one of tho
Ccnters, but rcgiStr;''tS rom this
county will be referred 10 proper
quarters where they may study and
attend classes.
Facilities thus provided will also
be open 10 non-vetcrans the same
as former service men.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-17
Men
At Guards
Conference
Future Set-Up For
New Organization
Talked At Raleigh

Raleigh. July i7.-,P)-Plans for
organizing North Cardinals proposed
l3.000-man postwar National Guard
were discussed here Tuesday AT a
meeting Of % former National Guard
officers and the commiEdins genera
OF the State Guard with Adj. Gen
j. Van p. Nets.
General Nets reported that dur
ing the day the mayor of Charlotte
was advised by wire in1t il was
planned to organize the air service
at Charlotte, utilizing portion o.
Morris field there. The air service
allotted the State includes tota'
of 755 men in the following organ
izations: 18th Fighter Squadron.
Utility Flight, Detachment G. 2l8th
Air Service Fight Group: l56th
Weather Station, 18th Aircraft Con-
troll and Warning Squadron.
The guard will include in addition
To the air service, two regiments OF
the 30th Division and a number
OF additional organizations, including
both anti-aircraft and field artillery
units.
General Mctts said that the COM
mandinG general of the Both Division
would be stationed in North Caro-
lima the first time the North Carolina
National Guard ha. ever had a two
star general.
General McttS named cCord', at
ing committee to nrakc tentative plans
Tor the allotment of National Guard
organizations Ia .onmrmiticS of thu
State.
Col. John Hall Manning Of Raleigh
was named chairman of the commit
tee, ird the ether members are: Brig.
Gen. James ". jenkins of Hcnder-
son. Col. Hodge A. Newell of Hen
| dcrsOn. Col. Paul r. YCunts of Char
lotte, Col. II. J. Hatcher of Raleigh.
Col. Godfrey Cheshire of Raleigh.
Col. Robert i. Lewis Of Raeford, 1t.
Col. Wiley NJ. Pickens of Raleigh.
and Col. William V. Dorsey of Nor
Canton.
1T is the desire to replace in those
communities having had former Ma
tional Guard l':its the same branch
OF service as far as practicable or to
meet the desire of the citizenship Of
the community" General Nets said.
The two infantry regiments of ap-
proXimatcly 5000 men each will be
divided between the east and the west
one regiment in the eastern sec
ton, and the other " the western
section of the State. II is desired
also that the units of the respective
battalionS be located in central area.
that command may be better cxer-
riSed.'
The general announced that a Stat
Headquarters and headquarters dc
tachment with II Officers and pa err
listed mo? for National Guard Nd
ministration end l3 officers end /
enlisted men for Selectivc Service
would be organized soon.
"" "''"''" ,liiv nf officer person.
mel ranging from general officers (
,reutcnants was discussed Under
regulators, officers - with the cX-
cepticn o: second lieutcnants 49,
should have had not less than six
months service as an officer in World
War ii and must be within the pre-
scribed age limits for the various
ranks and must meet the required
physical standards.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-17
ENLISTMENTS
AT POPE FIELD UP

Pope Field. Fort Bragg, July H..
-Enlistmcnts at the Pope Field Re-
cruiting Office have shown brist;
increase during July due to the new
Army pay increase effective july
!. 1t. j. Lee Poates, Jr., base re-
cruiting officer, announced today.
"A private who Is married and
has three children draws S173.0O per
month according to the present pay
scale in addition to his clothing and
rations," 1t. Poates pointed out.
And this is free of income tax.
Compare IL with industrial and COM
mercial pay checks after the income
tax has been subtracted."
Jumping from the lowest enlist
cd grade 10 the highest enlisted
grade, the recruiting officer stated
that master sergeant with four de-
pendents draws $500 per month in
addition to rations, clothing. and the
free medical care extended to oil
army men and their dependents.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-17
MethOdists
Plan College
Fund Drive
Northern Part Of
Raleigh District
Represented Here

Pastors and others ircm churchc.
in the northern half % the Ralciyh
olstrf.t of the North Carolina Meth
ociSt Conference attended a rally in
The First Methodist church her
tuesday night Of the Methodist Col
leee Advance. Nearly all the conerc-
gatio:S were represented.
Needs of colleges owned by the
denomination in North Carolina and
methodist Of procedure in RAISING
funds that will be sought were dis
cusSed, ano an cDG forum was held
III which questions were asked about
the movement.
Inc month Of September has been
designated as cultivation month"
and October as solicitation month 1"
Present Tor the conference here
were Quincy p. Hood. conference
director OF the drive Paul Reid. dis
trict director: Rev. Fl. B. Porter
raleigh diStrr.t superintendent, and
hev. w. A. Cade. conference eXecu-
i've secretary. All are from Raleigh
Also present was one college presi-
dent. DR.. Walter Patten. of Louis
burg college. Rev. G. ID. Barclirt
pastor Of the local church, was host
to the meeting.
charges represented included FRS,
church and City Road-Whitc Me-
mortal, Henderson: Oxford FRS.
fEd Oxford circuit: Stem. Creed
moor. LoliSburg. Tar River and
Vance counties.
In the State large total of 81
Goo'OoO will be sought, and allcca-
tons for Raleigh district rhurchc;
were made at the recent district con-
terence. First church in Hcnclcr-
son Is asked fCS' approximately SlO.-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-17
Bahan1ia1i
Workers To
Come Here
Around so Farms
To Employ 100 Or
More Of L.aborers

Approximately 100 Bah; MAN la
borers have been rcuuc: led bv IT,
bacco growers and others in Va"c
county to work in the tobacco hm
vest and with other crops ncHt'm,' tn
]. W. Sanders, county farm agent
said today. Abort twu-thirds Of III"
number viii rcEurt Aug'vt 2 fo"
work and tho others will Grrivc
around August 10.
Some firtv farr"o"s in III. "n.'n-
ty have reqiIcs ted DiilnmiHn labor
ers, and in some instances grower
OH adi0c'' piiniliionS viii rUCprr"t f,
in employing and Eur:sinn ths work
ers. Living "liartr"S md certain
cooking utensils will he provide /
by landlords. Men will receive sac
and women A., ncr hour Tor their
services. Daily hours will be what
ever may be agreed uncn between
the l;rdlord and the laborers.
Last year 355 Bahamian laborers
were employed in the tobacco har-
vest in this county. They are brought
here from the Bahama islands b.
the Federal government because Of
labor scarcities. and in the past sew
eral years were an important fac
tor in harvest operations.
There is still a scarcity of la
borerS for farm work. and the fact
that three times as many have been
requested this year as last is an in
dication of that shortage. and also
reflects in part the increased tobacco
acreage TO be harvested this year.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-17
Methodist Youth
To Meet Thursday

Young people from Methodist
churches in the northern part of the
Raleigh district will meet al the First
Methodist church here Thursday
cvu'i fer a meeting of the Meth
odiSt Youth Fellowship sub-diStrict.
The program has been arranged by
the young people and will follow
a picnic supper 10 be held in the
basement of the church.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-17
THREE GOOD REASONS

why St. Joseph Aspirin is tho choice of
millions. ~ It's as pure as money can
buy ~ Goes to work fast with speed up-
surpassed in field OF aspirin (3l Offers real
economy in either size. GeSSt. Joseph
Aspirin. worlds largest seller at loo.
Save even more in 100 tablet rze for 35c.
rs you get nearly 3 tablets for only lc.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-17

AT recent dinner all the dishes
were made OF coconut products. tn
guests probably wondered if .hr
chef wasn't tryi'g tn make monkey
of them.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-17

4. A. Crews, buyer for the Hendcr-
son Tobacco Company. left TO-DAY
i"r F"ultrie. Ga, where he will buv
tobacco for his company this season.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-17
Veterans To Sign
At School Office
Here For Course

Veterans IL this county who are
t'tcrcstcd in educational courses in
eff campus college centers" under
the CT Bill may register for those
courses at the county superintend-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-17

@ sAMh LOWER Merchant Marine Messman Albert Bahoo
souy Park j. the side of the
OF miles Of Yokohama
rpred appendix by Pa Only
OF medical equipment available
" the Ddn9 ware Tor penclin treatment
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-04
NAVY RECRUITER TO
CEASE VISITS HERE

Due 10 changes IN navy rrcgu,,,,
procedure. the navy r,c.,u.r t,'-
m2rly assigned /" IN" I.rudrr ....
area and surrounding q. llr, ,y.ii
make n" further trip la il,uirr.,,,
ON Mondays. G. =. .'ayE.uu. ID, ,rr
recruiting service. %dvi.yG ,uo.,v \u
,nlistmCntE frUm this Jr.'lIc, v,ll IT,,
n.sdr At the Halrtgh nav .r. l.',ra.
s'rb-Ntail"n ~ the post ,Iar. i...I.
III" IN Raleigh.
Jackson naill"r announced ,ra,
Ill "nlis'mgntS ~ TIN may. viii
hcu,c'uIth be for either % n.... NJ.
siX-y"ar period, vyccp' u g. ...,
ri i1-ycar-"lb applicants. w.u..
n'cn can hc enlisted until ln.w ..
birthday only. II was explained
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-04

Miss North Carolina" and Il sister.
MlsS Becky Riley. Mil come here
tomorrow from Wilson AMI join the
local party. Mrs. kivy Is Il native
Of Henderson and lived hero man"
years. III the party. going from lien
dcrSon III two automobiles. vii! be
The mother and sister Of the beauty
queen candidate. and Mr.. and Mrs.
George ". Dunklcy. Alr. and Mrs.
VI. :. Mitchell. Miss Annie Shelton
Duukl"y. Nj. Charles II. Nos. Mrs.
y. {. Grrcuway. Alien Gil HuG Il.
(. White
The local "ruup of rcIat!vcs VIII
remain II! Atlantic City through IN"
tlu"I events e.! tho pageant. AMI w.il
return tu Henderson early nest
M,..k
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-04
Local Group Will Attend
Miss America Pageant

Relatives here of Miss Trudy
Riley. OF Wilson. who is Miss North
Carolina" III the nationwide beauty
contest III Atlantic City this week.
Will leave here Thursday afternoon
tor Atlantic City 10 attend the finals
OF the bIs SHOW.
Miss Riley. who formerly attended
Henderson high school. went To Al
lantic City the first ui the Week 10
participate III the weeks events III
connection with the choosing of
Miss America As the national
beauty queen. 81, has been the
guest of the pageant commit. at al
events dunn. the week Miss
America" is "a toe chosen the last ul
tins week
Mrs GrrtruG" Riley. mother Of
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-04

same courses and in. t.uston s,.,a
elsewhere. Smaller classes tam ,5n,'
IN large cities makes possible ,,,r,
personal attention l. students ~
said. This makes 70. ma., ,I,,'
"uHh training, ,hc Cxpiau,r. III,
that the college re- .u.MIy ... ,.'rh
ir"m business irtrrc Is ,isrwa,,, ,n..
graduates. W.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-04

The First Presbyterian choir will
practice Thursday evening al 80
o'clock II the church, /; WAS an
uuUrccd today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-04

themselves with this post u! vet
cram. oi both World Wars.
Next meeting nj the post W., an
ucu.. ed 10 be held "a Va,stay eve
hin September l..
Evening star., 1946-01-11
Alien Property Agency
Seizes 7 Largest
Hemp Plantations
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The alien property custodian
yesterday seized the worlds two
largest manila hemp plantations
the source of about 80 per cent of
the prewar global supply.
Custodian James E. Markham also
announced seizure of all branches
of the Bank of Taiwan, Ltd, and
the Manila branch of the Yoko-
hama Specie. Bank, Ltd Mr.. Mark
ham said he hopes that seizure of
the plantations, and making their
corps available to the United States
Commercial Co., will alleviate the
serious shortage of hemp in this
country"
The two plantations produce
abaca, from which hemp is made
They are the Furukawa Plantation
Co. and the Ohta Development Co.,
Inc. both situated near Davao
Philippine Islands.
The japanese invasion of the
Philippines and the incident block
ll16 Ol1 Va 1lUCl olllkJlllCllCo w GliC
outside world brought one of the
Allied Nations most serious mate
rial shortages Of the war.
The known assets of the Bank OF
Taiwan and the Yokohama Bank
include funds on deposit with the
Manila Clearing House Association
but exact figures are not available
in the United States, the custodian
said. During the occupation the
japanese used the Bank of Taiwan
to control the Philippine banks and
to liquidate American, British ano
Dutch banks in the islands.
Although Philippine banks were
permitted to operate during the oc-
cupation, accounts of all citizens OF
the United Nations we're transferred
to the Bank of Taiwan.' That bank
also held accounts of various Ameri-
can Army units and individual
Evening star., 1946-01-11
Man Dies in Buenos Aires
In Political Shooting

BY The AsSoclated Press.
BUENOS AIRES, Jan. 11.-Police
reported one man killed and two
wounded last night in an exchange
of gunflre in front of the National
ist Alliance headquarters.
About 20 youths fired on the Office
of the Nationalist Committee which
supports the presidential candidacy
of Col. Juan Peron and received a
reply in kind, the official police re-
port said.
Evening star., 1946-01-11
Armstrong High Students
To Present Operettu

Students of Armstrong High School
will present the operetta "Katinka'
at $50 o'clock tonight in the school
auditorium, with a cast of IS prin-
cipals and chorus of nearly 100
voices.
Mrs. E. P. Webster Is the musical
Evening star., 1946-01-11

American servicernen. It's branches
in New York, San Francisco, Seattle
and Honolulu were taken over by
the custodian early in the war.
Evening star., 1946-01-11

director, Mrs. z. W. Smith the dra.
matte director and Mrs. I. w. Miles
the general chairman for the pro-
duction.
Evening star., 1946-07-28
PERSONAL ieani.l.

PHoIos OF YoUR BABY in you, hona..
chflds own enyiropment For appoint
81, k2 t72s aSS DAY p ysanT
located above Loew's, Columbia Theater.
~; erd;r !; v;s 5sstyns LEt III SSstE
NV, Room 20 Telephone Executive 1903;
FIfoR FIaT9 TuSGk city Ar ass sg0qTe. rom
FIsHING PARTIES, day or night; rss.r:
nstqo me- odsy 1R' cAFf Efrr1s AsrRoNr ReS Rs &
tApY tai WILL STAY NIGHTS with ehiidr.n.
elderly person or invalid. for room in NV.
PsYcHIANA-persons interested in trss
discussions please write. Will contact.
BED sff P2ritSTs:; s1ss; in nurse. priv,t. hons.
PHRsoSaI PRios S1i'' PROBLEM COUNSELOR, ez-
pER%aSfNr p iSisf eNah@ %aVfs 81 aoD SHAMPOO sna
fnserWaye. soc: No sppointnaents Al
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 O ST.
s1IP eoy1Rs ,Tsn o2 and d ar,s S. Sfy
asnshtR sniP GRosERs 6sArEars RI Co.
character Of the room. phone us, This
service is free. Expert workmanship D
bH1shH6r fa Sfysfy pEeohRHfog %e hsyf sgaDeFs lining
ing SALE REDUCTIONS to BgassisTss snas
2 until Labor Day. 1921 14th NV.
EM2LoYfb EEid2!l FEB MOTHER wishes room. board
and care for, 3-yesr,old son; and u pos.
Tss SRs Dsbs fSr Bo. msshs5 fSsY ssa x
cHHDREN's NURSERY for sale fully
equipped inc. Bendix washer and roner,
also in same building are three furn. apis,
az rented; excellent income; priced low
OWNER. ST.. 1853 2sA
BRITISH OFFICER with wife. 2 smsl!
daughters and nurse, arriving Aug. for
shout i year. wants furnished sceommo-
datlon in farm or country house near
District rent up TO $3.50 monthly.
COMDR. COLE. 1910 K ST. or tel FIX.
WaSrD 3IS e. das az esTs toT baby boy
Chase distric,. Boy 14s-x, star. AS
EDITOR, TEACHER. available nights and
week ends 70 DO research, trsnslatinI:
writing, revising. for some one who will
help me fnd comfortable quarters for sell.
wife and baby. CH. 9436 after $40. %.
Evening star., 1946-07-28
HELP WOMEN,

Ex. TEACHER, or one especially interested
in children, for position Of responsibility:
phone number, address. c. 8. JILLsoN,
bfsrRiof 5Hs asf MsAssNEAeEn, lady with car TO ap
line; i earninas aveTsse p s9s to ss5o e.n MONTH lhs
~ For personal interview write P. o. Box
EXcEpTfoNAE fSaai Tf6'a OPPORTUNITY for beauty
parior operators: excellent earnings; pleas
ant surroundings; wonderful working con-
in Wa washington ZION " Apply KANNs S DEPT'
STORE. beauty salon: 3rd floor
apS sPe Phons 2S vs. R5'es
AMBITious YOUNG LADY for general
ONCE work. typins essential. for old,estab-
40-hour week. State age; experience #
any. salary expected and phone number to
MAKE sHn fosIRi Extra Sss1 MONEY NOW selling
values-make easy quick cash Friends
buy on sight; Prize, 1eo, 21.eaId 81 assorts
IS name M -mpptnted Obi chfistmss gns'' CARDS u 81
Chiffon GREET1Nds CO. l47 Essex,
pexps nxKr SIS ss. Best9n ssf .d MAS nnx. "s,.,,n
Christmas cards. Ask. for box on ap-
proval. Stationery and, 20 other asort-
ments including so cards for 81. Is for
ips oARp % Sos Hunt, ant seTton sspsans Mass SILL
FASCINATING income building plan; take
easy orders from friends. fellow workers.
ehqreh organizations Tor fast.selins
birthday, .set,.well, correspondence notes
assortments, Sell for 81 each--cost you
SOC up Essra .nn.I bonus Experience un
box on approval Special offers. BLUE
BIRD STUDIOS, Dept. 81. Fitchburg, Mass
Evening star., 1946-07-28
SITUATIONS woMEh Cont. J

SECRETARY. experienced. desires part
tim time evening work or typins to do at home.
SECRETARY Y-sTENoGRAPHER, rapid, ac-
earate, cur 81 cspaee OF assuming responsi66Iity
SECRETARY, capable of assuming full
charge OF all details: bookkeeping expert
ence responsible and a respecter OF con-
adences; an ideal girl Friday" Box 59-Y,
RY-sTENoGRApHER. expert
enced expert; years ovs5sess service;
sETTIEb LADY, white; wants hom. s With
STEN6GRAPHER. College H gradaste, fe rapid,
s1fk oh veeRs cs F
Tying done a. my home: viii call for
and deliver. MRS. POOL. Hillside I4sl-J
TYPIST, thoroughly experienced. straight
typing, tabulating. stencils; can compose
own letters experienced in retail selling
lob North 1912, ~
WIDOW 50, with child, 6 desires to keep
genial reliabe Box sets9s 59oY, essTn'' ssaT con
WOMAN white. elderly refined would like
asn aso ,fSaS or cohs fsan y $780, sss hS
WOMAN, young, coIored. wants position
runnins elevator some college training
Write Box I77-Y, Star 2ss
WOMAN ,,ns ~. TaSts Nn 5e9. 5eb shw' full or part
WOMAN, colored, reliable, wants daywork.
good worker. 1139 Gath st. NV.
WOMAN, middle;ssed. would like a home
Salary a ohfitlsn MRs s family Ny .ss 9ys children
WOMAN. colored, wants days work or
gh;w,; city reference. LU. 3752. -2s
WOMAN, colored, speeializes in prepar
ing and serving special dinner parties
LUCILLE THOMPSON, AID. 29l4.
WOMAN (coloredJ wants days work or
days week. HO. 0223.
YOUNG CoLoRED GIRL desires work be
;yx9esE5lsncsd y9f5 ~ SafI S M Iosss .0'''.In '''l'
After 40 pm. RA. 1924 2S'
YOUNG LADY with IL yrs. experience in
engineering construction and personnel de-
slres position as administrative assistant.
personnel assistant or secretary; available
Immediately; excellent references. Call
day or all day Tuesday aud Wednesday.
YOUNG LADY. co.ored. neat appearance
wants Job as clerk or receptionist; college
education Call TR 2lS3 %.
ATTENTION, rooming house owners
Young married woman with experience
and best references, desires management
OF downtown rooming house, in exchange OF
furnished apartment and small salary
LAWRENCE. 45a H st. NV. 90.
5. o. s. SPECIALIZES in supplying expert
stenographerS. typists. bookkeepers and
clerks for short or long assignments Cal
MISS BARRETT. DE. 6a4s 80
VACATION WORK. secretarial admins
trative Is yrs. experience College grad
Any two weeks in AUGUST. Ho. $500, Ext
Evening star., 1946-07-28
INSTRUCTIONS couRsEs.

EASY METHOD DRIVE TRAINfNG-Dual-
GonsToi cars fessions instr nsttncsoTS tonI
IAN st. NV, NO; i7e4 8
qs5sr fn S9l0T @ and craving DEsIeN assS ,IT., ST.
direction Of Ernest L. DAILY, B. Arch.
FRENCH, pEt:vat. lnstruGtion. eo9vsrs;;
CoMPToMETEa COURSE. easy to learn:
touch typing free with course; top,,alsrtse
position 81 na 9De9; 9sss ss'rt' BOYD SCHOOL 1883
PoPLuAR PIANO or accordion taught IN
e s5 ns Ms 'rsHRSsaN
b9f st Tb s72a e E. SsSs
fleSss5 Is fH Iss
?. c; reauirements and g! trainniHr. 1880
srEsoGsArafo ii sSs III s ana sssas s.ese,.li. @ s....
tofmas r. sssn1s ssn, afs ts,ssh:r
fssair: now, ssssssHs "a sss:, ssss: geYp sezooI.
pays iaas e. t2pP GsR59i hsasfr control
81 AgP9M9slH sd pRsHhas NI fssi SCHOOL
n nn sy9ses !ssfs ARsi1ssf Il SsEiR
KEsoH r SoIEG6 5Fis q nS sz D n.t2.
Psrisisn. Phone Warned 2e44 ssi!tsT
PEABODY STUDENT With teaching .., Z,
piano pupils. Phone GE 94ea; 2s'
QUICK RLyIEW COURSE IN shorthand.
typewriting. bookkeeping. calculating ma.
chimes. New classes row starting. Enroll
AZ BOYD SCHOOL; 1899 ? st. "a 1888
GOOD PAY JOBS offered trained auto
body-tender man in daily want ads" Put
painting, metal work. etc. Chance for
for free information. Auto-Crsfts Trainins.
GERATION-shortage Of men for
installation and repair work. The need
for trained men 20 overhaul and install
refrigeration and sir-conditioning EQUIP
ment Is urgent. If you are mechanically
inclined and nave a fair education, look
into this big pay trade, Learn how you
can set this training in spare time or eve
nings No interference with present sob.
For full information write a. once. siyinr
name, address, etc, Utilities Inst Box
MEN. no experiences necessary; We will
teach you TO be q typewriter nechsnic;
GOOD pay, permanent future; coneenial at
mosphere. Write for interview. Box
rITMAS SHORTHAND Ben q Isaac;
Graham, Munson taught only by this school
IN this city. Individual instruction talso
Gregg. LAKE SCHOOL, 1101 Vermont
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