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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-04-29

VANCOUVER. B. c.. April 20
A TRANSIT Canada Air Lines plane
with Is persons aboard disappear
ed today on a flight from Leth-
bridge, Alta, to Vancouver. There
were absolutely no clues as to its
whereabouts, although the plane
a Csc transport checked in by
radio only three minutes before
it was scheduled to land here last
night at l1:16 p. m. tPST).
At that time, the Northwestern
Air Command said, the plane re-
ported it was on the west leg of
the Vancouver radio range and was
preparing to some in from 1000
feet altitude for a landing. The
plane has not been heard from
since. There was no Americans
aboard.
Eleven planes took off from VAN
couver and Nanaimo airports at
daybreak to search for the twin
engined Lodestar. Four of them
were R.CA,F. craft.
1t was feared the plane may have
plunged into the Strait of Georgia.
Il heard a. sound like thunder"
said Mrs. A. Newberry, Nanai-
mo resident Then there was ST.
lence.'
Other residents reported hear
ing the plane, just off the coast.
Bob Stewart, president of the
Nanaimo Free Press, heard it at
1915 a. m.
1T was flying low and its en-
gines were making peculiar
noise. They we're loud, and then
they faded"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-04-29
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, April 29.-Closing
quotation Of Alaska Juneau mine
stock today is As, American Can
90, Anaconda 35A, Curtiss-Wright
5, International Harvester BOZ,
Kennecott 44A, New York Central
147s, Northern Pacific 16B, U. S.
Steel 68h, Pound $402A.
Sales today were 100000 shares.
Merrill-Lynch averages today are
as follows: industrials 1870, rails
1859, utilities 1880.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-04-29
PRICE CUTS
AGAIN URGED
BY TRUMAN
President Makes Plea 10
Business Men : Mill
tary Power Needed

WASHINGTON, April 29.-lR-
President Truman told the U. S.
Chamber of Commerce today "a
pressing task of all businessmen is
to reduce prices wherever possible
at all levels while steadily in
creasing production
This reiteration of Mr.. Tru-
mans repeated assertion that pri-
ces must go down if the nation is
to avoid serious initiation and de-
preston came before 1000 dele
gates to the Chambers 35th an
nual convention
In message prepared for de-
livery by Presidential Aide John
r. Steeiman, Mr.. Truman said III
part:
1T is indeed fitting that you
have chosen, at this particular
moment in our nations history, the
convention theme of Paths to Free
dom and Plenty Our free demo-
cratic way of life runs no risk of
successful challenge so long as
all of us pull together-labor, agri-
culture, business and finance, and
the government.
One of Mr.. Truman's cabinet
officers. Secretary of the Navy
Forrestal, told the delegates earl
Ter the hest present contribution
this country can make to world
peace is "the maintenance Of sub
stantial military power
I'VE know he said, "the United
States cannot indefinitely support
military establishment costing
over $1,000, 100000 year. 80 per-
cent of our total budget
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-04-29
RECOVERY IN.
EUR0pEIS TO
Re 5pEEDED UP.
Secretary Of State Marshall
DiseIoses Important
Move Taken
BY EDWARD E. BOMAR

WASHINGTON, April 29-lR-
The United States served notice
on Russia today that this country
will drive ahead with steps to help
speed Europe's recovery without
awaiting the Big-Power "comprom-
Use of exhaustion" foreseen by Pre-
mier Stain.
Secretary of State Marshall dis
closed the Soviet leaders sugges-
ton and the American reply in
a plain-spoken report to the ma
ton last night on the dissention-
torn Moscow foreign ministers con-
ference.
Stain told him at their secret
Kremlin meeting two weeks ago,
Marshall said, that the Big Four
powers might be able to COM
promise all their major differences
after they had exhausted them
selves in dispute
In his delayed report, the cabinet
officer put the blame squarely on
Russia for the failure of the for
eign ministers to agree on peace
treaty for Austria and the rough
outlines of one for Germany, and
declared.
The patient is sinking while
the doctors deliberate
Il believe that action cannot
await compromise through exhaus-
tion," Marshall went on, what
ever action is possible to meet these
pressing problems must be taken
without delay"
The Secretary did not elaborate
on the point.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-04-29
Mixup in
Time Now

PITTSTON, Pa, April 29.-lR-
Residents of Pittston are finding
this daylight saving time business
pretty confusing
The city is officially on Eastern
Standard Time while the business
firms, banks and post offices oper-
ate on fast time"
City council agreed to miners re-
quests that it operate on Standard
Time and public schools followed
along-but parochial pupils are 60
ing to classes on daylight time
schedules.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-04-29
SHIP DOWN
when NEAR
VANCOUVER
Checks in 3 Minutes Before
Landing : No Clues
Wide Search Starts

BULLETIN, Vancouver, Aprii
29.-tR-Planes of two nations
joined today in the search for
a trans-Canada Airlines trans
port which vanished with Is
persons, IL passengers and
crewmen, aboard shortly be-
fore midnight. few minutes
before 1t was scheduled to
reach the Vancouver airport.
Land. sea and air rescue
squads concentrated their search
on an area 10 miles south OF
the sea island airport where
air observers reported an oil
slick of an acre or two in size
in the Straits of Georgia. There
was a possibility, however, that
the slick might be from oil
dumped from fish boats. 1t was
near Steveston, the home port
of many fishing craft. U. S.
Coast Guard planes dispatched
from Port Angeles, Wash. are
combing the San Juan Island
area south Of the border for
any clues.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-04-29
SETON THOMPSON
SUCCEEDS BOWERS,
FISH AND WILDLIFE

WASHINGTON, April 29.-R-
The U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
announced today the appointment
of Seton H. Thompson as chief Of
the Division of Alaska Fisheres,
with headquarters at Chicago.
Thompson assistant chief OF the
division since 1881, succeeds Ward
T. Bower, who resigned recently
He has studied Alaskan fish and
shellfish since 1926.
He attended the University of
Washington and Stanford.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-04-29
FOUR ALA5kANS IN
silver SKI Event AT
MT.RAIN|ER, SUNDAY

SEATTLE, April 29-lR-The en-
try lists for the annual Silver
Skis championships, to he run Sat-
urday and Sunday on Mt. Rainier
close tonight at midnight and the
draw for places is set tentatively
for Wednesday.
Four Alaskans from the Anchor
age Ski Club were expected to be
among the entrants. They are
Hugh Bauer, Chuck HightoWer
Gene Brady and Joe Young.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-04-29
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

Aleutian, from Seattle, due Fri
day.
Northern Voyager, from Seattle,
due April 30.
Princess Louise scheduled to sail
from Vancouver April 80.
Palisano scheduled to sail from
Seattle May 2.
Square Sinnet scheduled to sail
from Seattle May 2.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-04-29
AT THE GASTINEAU

Six men employed with the P. z.
Harris Company, operating the
Hawk Inlet Cannery are registered
at the Gastineau. They are John
Sundholm, John Thompson, T..
Conrad, George Moore, Melvin San
ders and E. McCorkle.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-04-29
Dr.. ). B. |. penrose
Dies in Walla WaIIa

WALLA WALLA, Wash, April
29.-tR-Dr. Stephen B. L. Pen
rose, 81, President-emeritus of
Whitman College, died this morn
ing at his Walla Walla home af-
ter long illness.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-04-29
CUNNINGHAMS LEAVE

The Rex Cunninghams left yes
terday for their new assignment
at Annette Island. Cunningham is
head of Always at that place for
Pan American Always.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-04-29
MOSCOW DIARY

Notes from a Moscow diplomatic
diary-During the final days of the
conference, General Marshall was
shown a cartoon by David Low of
the London Evening Standard de-
plotting three of the Big -Four at
the conference table. The fourth,
Marshall, was entering the door.
A flunkey announces: THE Secre-
tary of the United States" where
upon in walks Marshall dressed in
the skirt and stockings of Greek
soldier. Marshall was SO amused
that he asked Low for the original
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-04-29
SELBYS RETURN BY PAA

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Selby, former
owners of the Miner Publishing
Company, were among PAA plane
passengers over the weekend, re-
turning from several weeks vaca-
tioning in the States.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-04-29

Delegates to the Second Annual
Encampment of the Veterans OF
Foreign Wars, Alaska Department,
moved into the final day of their
schedule today. with every pros
pect of completing their business by
adjournment time, late this after
noon.
This mornings session was taken
up largely with resolutions, IA of
which received approval. with one
voted down.
Tonight at 7 o'clock the Dele
gates and their auxiliaries will
gather at the Salmon Creek
Country Club for the Grand Ban
quet and Ball, final activity of the
Encampment.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-04-29

In temperate climates all snakes
hibernate.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-04-29
WV MEET
IS now ON
final DAY
Resolutions Adopted on
Wide Range Of Subjects
Officers Elected

Juneau men were elected this
afternoon to four of the seven cleo
tive offices of the Alaska Depart
ment of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars. Sitka, Nenana, and Fair
banks were each represented by
one elective officer after the final
ballot.
VFW officers for Alaska during
the coming year were as follows:
Department Commander. Harold
E. Mayo, Juneau.
Department Senior Vice-Com-
mander John T. Mclaughlin,
Juneau.
Department Junior Vice-Com-
mander: John Ryan, Sitka.
Department Judge Advocate:
Charles T. Smith, Juneau.
Department Quartermaster Adj
jutant Allan Marcum, Juneau.
Department Chaplain: Rev. Err
nest Bunce, Nenana.
Department Surgeon: Dr. Floyd
Wolcutt, Fairbanks.
The new department officers
were installed into their offices
Immediately after their election
b. the VFW National Senior Vice
Commander in Chief, Ray H. Bran
naman, of Denver, Colo
The Encampment city for next
year will be selected during this
afternoon.
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WEATHER REPORT
Temperatures 70. 24-Hour
Period Ending Tow O'Clock
This Morning.

In Juneau-Maximum, At;
minimum, 80.
At Airport-Maximum, 48;
minimum, 80.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-04-29
WEATHER FORECAST
Juneau and Vicinity

Mostly cloudy with rain
showers and little change in
temperature tonight a md
ednesd y. Southeastern
ly winds Is m.ph.
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CONTINUED ON Page Four
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PRECIPITATION

(Past "a hours ending 1870 q m. today
In Juneau - .18 inches;
} since April l, 705 inches;
since July l, 1888 inches.
At Airport = .04 inches;
} since April l, 1854 inches;
since July l, 1882 inches.
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Evening star., 1947-03-28
HELP MeN,

YOUNG MAN to assist and train in gem
eral accounting, typing necessary; farm
program ua 'aysila6ie. % MALoNEY's: = At INc'.
YOUNG aANMFast-sroxins ] 1ns auto to- and and
sonnel In must % be single u assressive Dea nest- @
appearing, able and willing 10 meet people
Oh sales floor: experience not required:
DisrsIBTTok Co. @ ssf4-1s T Rhode Island @
GG f.' WHITE OR coLoKED, for on y tn. Job
high school graduate. not afraid Of hard
work: permanent opportunity. 472b Be
sia ExrEsiENcE5 I'M nssas stans dssftsman for new
concrete products plant doing interesting
variety Of architectural and structural
pendable man. Write stating age. training,
experience and inclosing samples Of line
MoNps ssd AsT sNE P0 sSs psSa. 9 fR
Queens Chapel road ne. Washington is;
LARGE DEPARTMENT STORE mas an
shop; must be aualified to do hsndwork
and supervise making, display signs by
the @ print-a-sign method; good opportunity
NATIONALLY KNOWN organization has
limlted number of vacancies for, college
engineering degree Write. giving complete
information ,, n concerning yourself to BOX
GERMAN BORN. with good education and
inssTpction; Hs1 G;tn @ full or 20. part time: Apply
NATIONALLY KNOWN ethical pharma ecu
tical company has two detail anu sales
openings for outstanding sales-minded
areas are Wash, D. c., and North Caro-
lima; good starting SAL, comm, expense ar
rangement. and other advantages for
qualified applicants. Give full particular.
in first letter. Box 3SO-V, Star. 80
WE NEED AN ALERT youns man--accu-
ton with automotive parts room con-
versions and Paragraphs Parts room
and binning experience highly desirable.
in hrat letter. Box 500-V, Star. 80
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HELP WOMEN.

ALTERATION OPERATORS. six nnishers,
upholstery sewers; 5-day, 40-hr. wk. Apply
in person, WOODWARD g. LOTHROP. per-
snrnel ofice. 9th fir.. 9:3O-6 daily. -29
ASSISTANT BOOKEEPER TYPIST for
E5yDtisn 5Gsy 5 Tsif5 Ki1
ASSISTANT BUYER for coat department
in downstairs store: must have retailing
experience b-day. 40-hr. .wk.: a0se dis
osses, ss ,5 tth 4: i. LaSsBuRoH q Bro. 9TH
ASSISTANT BUYER for underwear de-
partment in downstairs store; must have
retailing experience; 5-dsy, 4O-hr. wk.;
zoe discount on purchases. Apply EN-
ployment once. Attn A.. LANSBURGH l.
sE4 81 MasaSks ssad ',s .xper.ne.6
EMILY SHOPS. la6s r st. NV. -
BAKERY SALESLADY, white. exper. pref
but not nee; hours. 10-6:30. HI-WAY
FOOD MART. 50OS 1st st. NV. RA. 1877.
BEAUTfCIAN. experienced. to work with a
progressive stylist. chance to learn the
ass inss.n, nst Far hsoNRD ha5 aEzsr method
BEAUTICIANi excellent salary and COM
mission for expert operator; pleasant
Ps4tms sS.rsses shsP also '9 IA g. s II a.s
BEAUTICIANs t2l. experienced all around.
Apply FRANCES DEE. 823 Penna. ave. Sc,
bEAuTfCiAN. .ll-arcund operator. Hppl,
FRED THE HAIR sTYMsT at Philipsborn.
1I sEAtIiec1AN. to learn tn. instant hair
s5yiI s5y,t sH pDfi;,oT T Ssa; );
FAM DESIGNING, 18th and n. YSave.
AsNs ~
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PERSONAL tcont,t

BABY SITTER. REGISTRY; mothers can
bonded. licensed sitters investigated: 81
os whe G. SAsa soorea s Ma or hSm Sa cox
& Co, DI, 1854. RE. 1883. " . ~
tEkMANtNT; M 81: snampoo ana I'm nnger
HoMngR scHooI, ls4o II Y avs;
shassn vas G sfaIs nssr Sd aaho for
Information. call ma, 1897 or Staunton
SasT WsST ro AfSssss 1855 MnGHf Nj Sfney pV va" il tn.
cEsTER ss SIS Ess as ave a. AsR Silver Aea sp4ins.
gIkrS, 81 GG's ovERWriaHIs EEss paEEIns xrnvors,
HEALTH. CENTER, s4o5 Ga, ave, Silver
mary hss dsay he VIII HuEs.,
Educational Kit. A new approach to multi
pllcation and division. Descriptive liter
ish on sRaSrPafsonxs ,fsaais sx sSf Country
,stion ard rtsSS!dsnt. Pony riding das,ly
upon request 94Oi Ga. ave SH. 1914.
ssiSsnsed sHa stsel chsn.tnk sncss. ali. stesi
posts set In concrete strons welded gates;
nc none down: payment Low as SIS mo,
R, F. FLEMING, contractor Lu. 1850.
WANTED - HOME for aged. retired
arnler: prefer vicinity Warrenton or
fredericksburg. Va, State rate and extent
of good care will give. BOX 42o-v, Star.
WANTED, companion, home atmosphers for
elderly lady, NV. section: refs required;
state your terms. Box 4s1-V, Star. @S'
PERSONALIZED DRESSMAKING. correct
styling fer every figure; individual atten-
ton. A. Z. MARTIN, 1109 K st. NV,
HAIR REMOVED. positively. permanently.
perfectly by graduated electrolosist, for
university
latest single or multiple method approved
by medical science; free consultation. APP
e9da Gs sss1;sd Messsn eysnnss and ssek
ALTERATIONS on all ladies' garments;
st. NV NV. co. assi. OPEN a' eveninss fi '
TRAINED CHORUS OF so voices available
for programs. entertainment. to raise
money university girls and men. Call
WO 395S >
md Sondsd; never Closed pII' 3sse neeaseo
BOARD and care for 3-yr.-old child
lmale). Please phone MI. 9746 after 3
Evening star., 1947-03-28
SALESMEk.

HABENDASHERY lSALESMAN-YounR man
naberdashery: must have pleasing person
atty and fne appearance; highest earning
possibilities for one who is willing to work
Fred Pelzman. FASHION SHOP, INc.. 1900
st. NV. IS
SALESMAN. mems furnishings; opportu-
Washington resident at least / year with
can year EARN 5et. saad seIns exp
pm m fos aRosNER as'ofe Of 1925 st. or nv after
Statesmen: experienced. to sell furniture
Germ; unusual large earnings Ali replies
held in strict conf dence. Box 49S-x
AIESMEN-splendid opportunity for men
willing to work: earnings. unlimited with
wide-awake sales orsanization no experi-
sTan SALES sER
SALESMAN to sell electrical equipment
eslf ow sfves sas4 10 for sestrca aeet
sALEsMEM santsA EN-. who nave following. to sell
groceries restaurants and hotels; Isl DRAWING draw ~
account and commission. Box 24-s. s ar.
SECURITY SALESMAN. 2s to s5: expert
ence not necessary; will train If otherwise
fios 18th St. NV, "" Rm. aos. s. NJ Rr. s:s. ssss.
81 o,s seu int 9srest Il msSps
Know ~ hoT ~, to work on their own initiative
s;Ess. sGPssft y bgsosT RE2iTr
cdmp.S ss or oil ..n &C. en
GAM! esr'S9s %sarHsss5zsD iHsfSS'5zi only corr
ktPuT1HBn1E. 1Sa1 -. esss olish.d storm WIND window
,,nexperenced. to shsr. in excellent earn
erson.I f ntereleas oniy na.a a pm dsly
WEATHERGuARD CORP. 141S Irving
sALEsMAS for mems furnishings IS. and
perm. position, must be experienced; $50
1sHsdSs sfsssn' H1srsSssHHs rs
kEAE !. zs;rssTnE : in own
essential, mus. have car, over 25 yrs. Of
age; very attractive proposition. only >
yyaesncies. yass Apply at once. Box 12as,x.
sALEsMEN. experienced in callins on
srosery stores, to sen quality line q food
q9ss1ihsd 9 .nPIiesRts; Blue pLsIE Foops. s.
CREW MANAGERS for local territory:
AGENTS paid daily sversge earnings. $50
distributor, 915 Eye st. NV, Wash, D. c.
Statesmen to sell dictosraph electronic,
intercommunication equipment and other
lines of electrical equipment. Oppor-
a few months. Products advertised ma
tionallv and locally. Liberal commissions
and bonus offered. Do not reply unless
come in. We are only interested in
Statesmen who have faith in their own
abilities. We are franchised for the Dis
trict of Columbia. Northern Va. and South-
ern Md. Write n brief summary on
exper.. clubs and fraternRl Civilizations.
interviews will be granted April 1st and
End. B. s. H. ENGINEERING. RIM. I'LL.
a21 18th st. NV. 80
Statesmen, sell commercial accounts in
Washington: our products manufactured
over 20 years Phone RE 0355. -29
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started. kept
part time a,.t tax returns preparsd state
ACCOUNTANT OFFICE MANAGER. college
srad;; several yrs. with C.P.A.; thoroughly
capable of handling all detail; Al refer
snses Spx a.T ssa MANAGER sG grad
married. settled; dependable, take ful
sassoit RsS tev a.. stsf four years paoe
accounting, firm. Glebe 5s5. or write
BookkEEPEk BoS III iH stsI ACCOUNTANT ps-i.t. s@r
s,rvic, only: all taxes. Owens 6176. MR.
dss1 .ik. Ark eagsss gsH fsgpsts Star
CoMMERciAL ARTIST. experienced. wants
good connection in Wash; wen aualified
and ersative worE. ' Il. l. Wilt WILLIAMSON,
III IkET s. surtkyisoasn tth ri oRslnssd n z! with
and supervisory work, would like Job with
large feet of motorized equipment: versed
HAT ins TeEff eEfANfk NRSss nish.r and slaes.r os.
asssi S'a'a S.ts now esnsS .mpoysd Boa
IiouoR SALESMAN, experienced: can
start work 4sSi Box aAs 1s.as
MAN, 3I, married, native Washingtonian,
with legal BACKGROUND, desires permanent
salaried position as ONCE manager or as
risht-hand man to busy executive. Ny
and tine operation of my own business for
the past several years. wish to make
the final change at this time to position
where Pleasing personality. the willing
ness to work hard and the ability to deal
With the public are assets which will in
sure future advancement. Box 3-Y, Star.
MAN. experienced cook. desires Job in l st
class place Call AD 1925. Have refs. -29
MAN, coloreo, wants work as chauffeur or
| light delivery; excellent references; D. C.
| license. AT. 1904. 29'
MANAGER. womeus and ehildren's wear
| Over 20 years background in merchandise
ing, inventory control and personnel: al
present employed, want to change: toul
years with same concern: trim windows
and show cards. Box 433-V, Star. 2S'
PIX OPERATOR. experienced. reliable
ysl.edueated' well courteous, veteran. OR
PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATOR, IL years
experience all phases. college graduate
ase 81. extensive public relations and
radio background: available Immediately
| Box .f0T-V. Star. 80
PokTER' Psas retail experience; s25 wkly. IDI
PRACTICAL TAILOR. frst-class altera.
tion man, foreman or quality man, wishe.
connection with reliable firm; chance tol
TYPIST-STEN., knowledge bookkeeping
available all nights. Box 44O-V, Ster
YOUNG MAN, 90. university student, de-
sires part-time work in afternoons. Box
432-V. Star. 20.
Evening star., 1947-03-28
INSTRUCTIONS coURsEs.

CIVIL SERVICE ExAM.-Ee well prepared
When We coach you. you pass; coaching
day and night, 10 am. 10 noon; 80 pm.
THE CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY
SCHOOL. 3313 J4th st. NV. (Tivoli The
MODERN, TRAINING IN oeaut, culture all
subjects taught Approved BY Goyernmen:
foI q training WAR-rYNE rEAuTY
SPECIAL 1917 CLERK BOOK, 81 Sample tles aues.
tions and answers covering subjects In
evil servce test. So MERIT aUB.. RIM
313, 1920 N Y. ave NV. DI. 7191. ~
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in all subjects, day. nisht and
MABELLE HONOUR School. Approved
I34o N. Y. ave. Me S77s Estab. 1918.
YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN desiring to OBJ
tain a successful ca -eer Iii the real estat- :
business are invited to join THE SCHOOL
OF PEAL ESTATE" a completes compre-
hensive course OF lectures: clasSes Tues
DAYS and ,Thursdsys. 40 % s15.. Spring
term begins Tuesday. Apri! s. at class
rooms. 1887 M st. NV. DI. 1854. AID.
POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught In
training. CHARLES NEWMAN STUDIOS.
1908 G ST. NV. NE. 400. RA. 5300.-31
VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE. pc. sonslity de-
velopment and release from sci conscious
ness. DUPONT COUf- SELLING SERVICE
See M. Smith. 2lOs r st. NV. co. 2217.
Free consultation6 TO 8 I'm. daily.
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PERSONAL.

HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English. self-confdence, freedom from self.
sonseiousnsss; private tutor. Nj: $3.50 =.
day for discussion sroups. meetings. etc.
IRIS A CoLoRFUI WORLD and we are
proud to make your garments colorful with
our EXQUISITE Dye Process The Dye Work
Specia ist at EXQUISITE CLEANERS. 300
sIir COVERS. araperiss professionals
tailored from our or your matsrisls
pI. oi2a ovsTlook g345; ,o., 3 :.
5000. call Miss WRIGHT, SH 36sn
LENDERS INC. 1904 Georgia ave.
PERMANENT WAVES. 81: shampoo and
hngerwave. soc No appointments All
work done By advanced students. WAR.
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 q st.
paired while you ysit. Room 6O2- Westory
Bldg. l4th ans s,s NV Closed Sat
ing women. II your clothes no longer
At because you have lost weisht. or thes
need restylins. We specialize in that field
Expertly dome NJ moderate prices. Studio
Theatre Elds LEA ENdEL formerly ST
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