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Coal
CONTINUED From First paee,)

walked out, the Government was in
possession Of the mines and the
Supreme Court held they were tech
nically Federal employees.
UNIV officials contend that this
time there is no strike, that the
miners simply became tired of the
coal operators stalling in activating
their welfare and retirement fund.
The officials say the men merely
took advantage of a clause in their
contract that they would work when
liable and willing"
The present walkout began after
Mr.. Lewis said the operators had
"dishonored" their contract in the
matter of the welfare fund. He
wrote the miners to that effect.
Fund Exceeds $50, 0,0OO, 900.
Trustees Of the fund, which now
exceeds $50, 900 900 and is raised by
a levy Of 10 cents per ton on all
coal produced, became begged down
In a controversy over Mr.. Lewis de-
mand for q pension. He asked that
all UNIV members of age go or over
with 40 years service be eligible to
retire on 800 a month.
The welfare fund, under the con-
tract, is supposed to take care of
benefits for sickness, disability,
death and other needs as we'll as
pensions. Operators contend there
should be allocations worked out
for all the uses before any set fig
ure is arrived at for pensions. They
also charge Mr.. Lewis seeks to make
eligible for pensions many employees
Of employers who are not contribut-
ing to the fund.
In any event, unless Mr.. Lewis
decides to order his men back to
work. 1t seemed certain the walkout
would continue for another two
weeks.
Speed on Writ Sought.
Coal operators called for speed in
the drive to obtain an injunction
against the strike. John D. Battle,
executive secretary Of the National
Coal Association, said a report of
the Presidents emergency board
should require only a matter of
hours"
The board, Mr.. Battle said, should
"act with dispatch in order that the
law of the land may be made ap-
plicable to this threat to the we'll
being of the Nation"
But it was expected that at least
10 days will be required for the
board to get all the facts in the
dispute.
Mr.. Truman invoked the Taft
Hartley emergency clause with a
that II the walkout of
almost 100000 miners continues, it
will imperil the national health
and safety"
Coal stocks have been of1icislly
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Venezuela's Minister of Agricul-
ture resigned, protesting against the
Evening star., 1948-03-24
500 Flee Czechosiovukio
Into u. S. Zone of Reich

FRANKFURT, Germany, Mar "a
P.-American officials estimated
today that about $500 Czechs have
fed into the American zone of Ger
many since the Communist coup in
Prague a month ago.
Most of them are housed in ref
ugee camps in Bavaria, eating Ger
man food rations.
A spokesman for the Bavarian
state secretary for refugees was
quoted enormously by the Associated
Press last night as estimating the
number of Czech refugees at 5000.
He actually said 300.
Evening star., 1948-03-24
Austin Speech Opens
Way for U. n. Probe
OF Czech Red Coup
by the Asseeiotsd Press

LAKE SUCCESS, Mar. "a
American demands for fullest in
quiry into the Communist coup in
Czechoslovakia have opened the
possibility Of an on-the-spot inves-
tigation by the United Nations.
American Delegate Warren r.
Austin said the Security Council
could not close its eyes to the grave
charges that Russia engineered last
months grab of power in Prague.
He added sternly that the new
Czechoslovak government and the
Soviet Union must lay their cards
on the table.
MIR. Austin did not go beyond
this point yesterday in speech
to the Council which an aide said
was of preliminary nature. 1t
was quickly noted, however, that
past Council policy has been to
dispatch commissions to the scene
of controversy before taking final
action.
Soviet Charges Expansion.
So far, Prague has refused to
enter the case on the grounds that
the governmental switch was an
internal affair. Russia has skirted
the accusations and counter
charged that the United States and
Britain are following a policy of
expansion.
Too much has happened which
bears striking similarity to what
happens in other countries for the
Security Council to be satisfied with
perfunctory or categorical denials
or with further red herrings, Mr..
Austin said.
"The Council should realize that
II these charges should be estab-
hshed they would constitute a case
of indirect aggression. The United
Nations would then be called upon
to develop effective collective meas
ures designed for the preservation
Of the territorial integrity and po-
litical independence of states, how
ever small"
1t was the first American state
ment on the question since the case
was filed last week by the govern
ment of Chile. The South Ameri-
can republic acted after DR.. Jan
Papanek, Communist Czecho-
slovak delegate ousted by the new
Prague regime, failed to get the
case accepted for hearing.
Counters Gromyko Argument.
After listening to Russia's An
drei A. Gromyko assail American
policy in italy and elsewhere, and
attack Wall Street for one hour,
Mr.. Austin tore up most Of his pre-
pared speech and addressed him
self directly to Mr.. Gromyko's ar
gumentS.
Mr.. Austin called the accusations
fantastic and said they were OBJ
viously "the propaganda of the
arbitrary rules Of the Russian peo-
Pile"
Mr.. Gromyko had SKINNED over
the complaint against Russia and
turned to a series of blasts at the
United States and Britain. He said
Washington was resorting to black
mail to influence the italian elec-
ton and had ceased to reckon"
with the United Nations.
Earlier, French Delegate Alex
andre Parodi expressed belief that
President Eduard Benes of Czecho-
slovakia was q prisoner of the
Communists.
At the end Of three hours of
bitter debate, the Council adjourned
discussions until next Wednesday.
Palestine was on the Council
calendar today, Kashmir tomorrow
and Good Friday is q holiday.
Evening star., 1948-03-24
Court Workers Ask Ruise

Mexican justice is poorly paid but
we are a poor country and cannot
pay more" Cantano Morlet, new
president of the Superior Tribunal
Of Justice, told union workers who
demanded more pay for court en-
ployes in Mexico City.
Evening star., 1948-03-24
Bond Chuirmon Appointed

Joseph w. Byron of Hagerstown
yesterday was appointed State
chairman of the Savings Bonds
Committee for Maryland by Sec
retary of the Treasury Snyder.
Evening star., 1948-03-24
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Evening star., 1948-03-24

Venezuela,s Minister of Agricul-
ture resigned, protesting against the
import into that country OF Argen-
tine frozen beef.
Evening star., 1948-02-24
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

THE SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE for men
and women, 1906 20th st. NV approVea
for veterans training; isl short course 4,,si IN
and Thurs. 7;3O to, g., Applicants invited
to inquire or enroll this evening:
PLAY PIANO and compose In . months:
specialist voice training; diction; public
AsIuToMoBIIE sIsIelMaS Rq DR. DRIVING LEssoNs-Nsw
aasleGastG. safe drive2 Pickup service. aL. 5osS
PIANO LESSONS at your home; thoroughly
REAuTY OPERATORS .NEEDED-Modern
training in all subjects; day, night and
part-time classes: get our free catologue;
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL,: approved
f9E s4d p N Fea"ireRS7 svs Me- 77s ana Estas 19ls
MODEM TRAINING in beauty culture. al
for GI training. WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
sHFIsNE 12l2 fn2se St RT R and.,
CT bill Men, and women. Phone oiVef
ssSs ACNE ~ SCHOOL for dental technicisns,
mechanical denistryNperSonalised G u meJnoa
to train dental technicians; 3 classes daily
in preliminary and advanced mechanleal
dentistry: GI benefits. Enroll today. OUT
of-town students aided in billeting II
William ST., Newark, N j. Market o-%oo'
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teachss
English. self-confidence. freedom from self"
Ext tgtoF
intermediate course with special individ.
ual attention: supervised playing. also
morning and Sat, classes NEVA STOCk.
Certified Culbertson instructor, Elk. 353s'
PIANO ms. for children: new classes form
ing this wk: modern, easy method. Call
RIA, 81 81 today for information -24
Evening star., 1948-02-24
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

cooking. call DE. 1855. "' '-0N1e WI -
GIRL, colored, neat, wishes position part
Time or days work. or general housework.
GIRL, colored, desires days work. ME.
GIRL, colored, desires days work or part
GIRL. colored. wants light s.h.w.. 5Ia-day
wk.: S25 wk. Call at any time Di 567s
GIRL, colored. desires maid work, part or
fuu time; neat. dependable. willing worker.
GIRL, colored, wants gh.w. mornings;
reterences; health card. Call, to pm.
GIRL, coiored. desires part-time work or
days work; exper. NO. 1547.
Se9seS Se1sT SsSFss cs fuo% ssS
GIRL. colored. neat, Intelligent, desires
or millinery. AT 6937
GIRL wishes part time or days work; good
experienced. TR. 1905.
GIRL, colored, desires work as mothers
helper. doctors office or maid in store.
TW. S454 after $50. 25'
GIRL, colored, neat. desires Job as nurse
maid; live in. AT. 324s.
GIRL, colored. desires day or week work.
colored or white; exp; refs. AID. $500 .
GOOD LAUNDRESS and cleaner. colored;
aY T0Fs eoosd Meh caFs Tss of ~ef e6d sss s4o J. of
colored family: small salary: live in; pref.
ne. Wash. D. C. AT. O194.
LAUNDREsS, lst-class' take laundry at
MAID desires g,h,w., ,full-time hours, to
or 4:}0: experienced; SIS wk. AID. 7444.
WOMAN desires day work. all day open.
AT. 64SS.
Fridays, 65c an hour and carfare. DE.
Evening star., 1948-02-24
SITUATIONS WOMEN tcen,., ,

DREsSMAKING. design, remoo., eItera:
BERT. 1880 Irving St. NV. Apt. 4. AD.
ExPERIENcED TYPIsT $50 w.p.mJ-of-
pee pS eieTk' des;Tes position; Saturday only.
FULLY u QUALIFIED HOSP. NURSE re-
auires s-rm. bath and kit. apt; viii give
nursing services IL necessary; NV. pre-
terrsd. no. 1715. "a
anioI S0lossd wants TeTs .. soo presssr
fr9m $50 pm. Can NO. 5s5s it.r stter
n desires sors part s.ta4s, sRs work no as ss.
GIRL. eolored, desires lob as typist, gem
fiah,s sfai once work or saiesgirl; exp; .Fe-
NuRsE. trained. s-hour duty. Phone IL
NuRltssE,GoyERNEss. NURSE COY experienced wishes
PRACTICAL NURSES, available; trained
graduates; day or night duty; reasonable
rates; DI 1884. MISS BEE, weekdays only.
sition With elderly woman or invalid. Boz
PsAcTicaI Ps.Nt ssss NURSES available: trained
sasss ni sss gr nsR duty @
STUDENT. vet. part time; exp. typist. so
w:pm.; afternoons preferred. Box 4S2-H,
TWO GIRLS desire work s.utang envs-
1sRs' sss esK ssEsrag 9,s1i nish's weekly after
TYPING done at homs-Manuscaripts,
stencils, carbons, ete,; neat. accurate work
TYPING to be done at home; envelopes.
etc: pickup and delivery. GL. 1855.
TYPING done at home, so w.p.m.; letters.
ef up and aeSeF s nns stsnss s cg
WOMAN, colored. wants days work Or
clearing doctors ONCE. Call WI. 5496.
Evening star., 1948-02-24
HELP DOMESTIC.

CoOK-G.H.W., colored, over 80. expert,
adults; best wages to capable help; Thurs.
SM %o. a5tss dsss breakfast every other Sunday i
COOK, colered woman. exper. for restau-
rant Apply 2243 Georgia ave- NV. OF
q; COOK Rs1S' AND G;Hw,, live in, upstairs gm
GooS C6 ga, ASb Pg H% Gssf in sDt help with bsby
& NJ Il fzS " Sa 10 eoesas ass}
shsfaxf saIsFE Ssl a61sIxoRkrn 81 aSa5 and expsr
other Sunday of; other help. Or 6s6@
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK, full time, NO
Sundays, sleep out, reliable good pay;
vicinity of Silver Springs. Call sH. 5l5o.
G,H.W; COOK, small apt. ,5k days: fond
Of childsen; refs. required; good salary
Civ. 's' children, plain cooking, $50 to
o Woodley rays, rd nv, so Ap 5 sss5 s 'sr'afe 'oo
% eoaa nsa Eaes feF 3s9
! ! nIghts per W. Wf: csli All CO o1a@ g,
after Gao "a am. Nc. 1906, Apt. 81. '''l
MAID, s25 ,wk,. only those haying, exper,
and city ref, need apply. RA. 1908,
other help; Thursday afternoon and every
other Sunday off. vacation; near 14th car
line: So a week to start. Please do not
answer unless you live in. Call ia. 2!99
after 10 am. "a
MAID C GH.W.-References h. required; $50
a month with private room and board
included JAY DEES, 1907 G st. NV.
MAID. to care for children and small apt
S1S wk. and carfare, 5-day week. FIR.
MAID. g.h.w.. fond of children. stay 2
evenings; local references and health card;
$50 wk. GE, s03S.
MAID, cooking and ghw; live in. S25
wk: references. WO 1884. "a
NURSEMAID, experienced; part time, 81
pm. including Sunday; also sit 2 evenings:
SIS. Apply 4709 Alton pl. NV, To reach
Take Westmoreland Cross Town bus to
47th and Yuman sts.
WOMAN, white. for cooking and g.h.w;;
live in; s IN family; $125 month. Gall
WOMAN, 80 to 40, gh.w.. live in; must
like children, be neat. sober. reliable; nc
cooking; other help employed. OIL. 2919
Evening star., 1948-02-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CONSTRUCTION COST ACCOUNTANTS.
experienced: books set UP and Kept &C
eurately; all tax returns filed. Call after
$50 pm. weekdays, after 2 pm. Sat. and
NCoME TAX RETURNs prepared by ac-
countant over 10 years experience, can
this time. MA. 4165 or evening, IL 4016.
dime the law allows. Ex. 1920. HI. 47so.
SEE DESK SPACE FOR RENT" column;
fsssoi fScoME II TAX spOSi RETURNS by expert sc-
countant-tax consultant; reasonable fees.
Books started monthiy bookkespinEd nd sery eay
porations. Time and place at your conven-
sRI, SsssE ST nj 2sos s
CURED by anyone other than myself; A. L.
MCNEIL, Bldg. 1855, Naval Gun FACTORY.
ATTENTION. BUILDERs-Ready to start
brick work on any building project. with
Of 80 bricklsyers available. FIR. 2342
IT'S NOT EXPENSIVE to have ys keep
matters and make your quarterly and an
nual reports: many merchants who dom
sPs sSs 5 RsSSs ShRTass 4s40 FyP
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared py Qua!-
TIC THoMpsoN afsSo's TX. Oe;E 1864 or cH. sss5 155
GAS HEATING BOILERS and hot-water
heating plants; no cash needed; ~ small .InI
Tao%SssoN sIA4TSEBsR5 CO; Il = $oss
Eessenass co s4ss ratss IT, Mss s5
FREE oFFICE HEIP@Trustworth male
executive will stay all day in your down
sss s9en a % 1psct take Nix BRo% g6GRs 'f 81 sa OF
pfAMoNbs, IA MfoSNfbs JEwELRY wANTED-Hishess
SsRx sssh P5ees s4o Free s NA o5sx
sM1 .ns.d accoaatans. oaA Mr.. sAGI fRs s SOBER,
is2 FIX e4S
WaTtE ssS EhY YAExIFn5 Es12 Pu 90 t5ad s. 40 gal.
payment: t'' immediate nm installation. THoMP-
sGf YSk TANsB55k GG Nc kEcSaps Il SSis
rs B ss Fl S!s
AccoUNTANT, expert books started.
kept; part time; tax returns preparsd'
aSdts od everg sna Silver
Expert eo. i4sB ssDfai.las e ns f5ss sao0N sse
Az TAX snEaD.gs4 sgS 0s navdaa Rn
Partnership, corporation, unincorporated,
fled to your best advantage for Fed, D: C.,
Va, Md; am. to Z pm, including Sat:
INSTITIJTE 25s
TAX ACCOUNTING in real estate, dis
eoqptsa n9tes 6Snds nis fscurisies s1f
licensed real estate and business broker.
TAX IA RETURNS PREPARED by exper. ac-
countants BY appt. ewes. and wk. ends.
Rates Isasonablsr r,{SNs Gssi IA 4i4s. ...i.I-
lists at the TAX CENTER. 905 18th ST.
nv RE 3531 Always open.
Evening star., 1948-02-24
BUSINESS.

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR HELP?-Call
the MAINE EMPLOY, RE. 1911. Get the
right person for the right job. Registering
only men and women, VIII. and COL of ex-
perience, with outstanding personality.
nsa ness and and domestic, MAINE EMPL. CENTER.
ESTIMATOR, $3.50 wE. (m); exper con-
struction. 3o-35, engineering backsroundd.
FORD EMP, SERVICE, 915 18th st. NV.
sAIEsMAN, ssIl M s' SIS wk., NJ; college grad:
pilot direct sales promotion expr. PER-
SONNEL SERVICE. 1911 G st. NV. MA.
ENGINEER, 500 wk. MD: grad: expr.
roads and gen. DEVELOPMENT work. Con-
tact sales, food sales expr.. SIS wk.: IN
surance men salaries. college men. MIS- Miss
ICE, 1911 G St. NV. near church.
ASSOC. SECY.. $4,000 Cd, must be ex-
knowl law, to $1,000; secy. mfr. rep start
$1,000; English-Spanish stenos, 81 500
ST so hr. See Miss Reed or Miss Young.
Rm. 202, MA. 60SS. PERSONNEL SERV-
church
Evening star., 1948-02-24
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started, Kept
Req5 sHfss on sad sG s
ices rendered for the small businessman
HMsffous AM ffisS ny MAN 47 g. with sales and q. en-
gineering background, desires eve. work
with a promising future between and
3 vasbe sisF M osEs gay sSs Wrte Rsf Rax
BRICKwoRK by contract. can furnish la
Dor and matsrial; assi prefer Va, or ?. C.
BtfnhERa' BBtufhDER's AsssffsrANT-complete detailed
knowedge of bullying fonstrueion have
Thoroughly acquainted with building con-
ditions in, METROPOLITAN Area both as to
labor, and material, capable Of taking
SaTns ete sharfs sox OF s4K sta
IL Ss1 s3f s55 "a sSsT
experience, capable, aggressive, wants posi-
tion where integrity. Intelligence and SIN
eere application will be rewarded 90 Box
HARVARD GRAD, SO. married, perm. res,
qualified exec; secretary or admin, asst
ness manaEement. research and ANALYSIS,
editorial work, info. collection and dis
semination. medical and hosp admin. &C
experienced in handling all classes Of per
starting salary SECONDARY to future oIppor-
iTnsH IR1sH sTT ofh MAN ssF A. seeks position
EWE1KP nEEP RyII RanFss RhGRs Rrct e2aei saa3
repairing. a now employed in New York, de-
sires position in Washington area. vi.
Law GRADUATE. sxperien!eed in inyesti: stt
seeks position il lay ONCE: RA: 5. 1870 "a" A..
Wines 9o and cordiais experienced and in
asss9aa tsads smpoSnens Sh Re''
MAN, colored, wishes chauffeur lob; ex-
perienced driving; sober; reference. TR
MAN, colored; desires work in store hotel
MAN with car, as sales rep. for roohng Co.
to secure new and repair YORK on on roonins, onins,
com. and car sllowance. Phone e s
oFficE om Atfz tMfxzNalGER-BooKkEEpER, EXPERT
Ghanfisd marlisd f0saf ebd sEseaas Ves ss. g. rk
PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT for univer-
auditors, salespeople available for after;
meTnns sureau sau
LIN UNIVERSITY. RE: 1882. ,.
P!SESk<SsAy PP!sRkWAy Ms%SSk sS ! e. $o4o . y s Az
SALES EXECUTIVE, excellent oaCksroE1Iu
would like to be associated with bunosr
or active real estate broker. BOX 95-h
SHOE REPAIRMAN. colored excellent
references, desires job. Call CO. 1883.
SILK sPOTTER and manager. 23 years
experience, institute graduate. experienced
handling help, desires permanent connec-
ton with reputable concern: can furnish
very best references, Franklin 7l59 "a
VETERAN desires part-time evening and
saturday work in printing plant; expert
enced Box SIX. Star. "a.
WATCHMAKER, now employed. desires
change. desires position with est. frm;
refs. RA. 1858 before pm. Tues.
YOUNG MAN, 25. desires part-time work
Accounting and warehousing background.
Evening star., 1948-02-24
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

ACCOKDION TEACHER, male or female,
for long established music school, part
MRS. SOUTHWORTH, weekdays, ME-. 1919.
eve. in modern accounting Office. Apply
in person, 1898 Taylor st. NV. "a
FOUNTAIN HELP-Well-paid work at our
soda fountain; pleasant working conditions.
perm. employment, excellent opportunity
for advancement, vacation with pay. Apply
at any PEOPLES DRUG STORES or en-
FL. FiisHs am. MIC to 4;s6 pm. esl No. A'n'
TELEPHONE OR PERSONAL CONTACT
work to originate leads for Johns-Mans-
vile Insulation; excellent opportunity also
sion set-up with good earning possibilities
Write, phone or see Mr: Hearn or Mr
Mullen, JOHNS -MANvIILE SALES CORP
TELEPHoNE soLIc1ToR. to sell roofing
and siding. Call EN-. 7772. -25
Evening star., 1948-02-24
HELP MEN.

ACCIDENT AND, HEALTH salesmen-
sgsRaia s trsn ca Mr.
SbvEhfssG Ne a1H fss
time. Details and salary earned. hrst let
aEcHfTEcFTRAL AZ TPE 41Sa star specification vTser
ence a's essential. Give name. address ans
a4RssE BE-
enced man. familiar with D. c. regulations,
all phases of design, and remodeline, for
permanent position in small ONCE; excel
lent pay and future assured. Box 2sa3G' 30
aiPsPpL1ANcE REPA1RMAN. mechanic to
repair ELECTRICAL apPianIeseyS and fN Easn1nns ins
ARTIST. experienced only; on advertising
layout and finished work; full or part time;
details and salary earned nrst letter. os BOX
AssisrANT ssi,i ssHr CREDIT MANAGER, must be
sxgsr. in handling customers. See See o1IS ME
NEE. 11o6 6 st. NV. or phone ME. 99ooo 9oooo
AuToMoBILE body and fender man want.
ed BY Washinston,s oldest oldest Ford dealer sssn;,
Of work. Only the best need apply. Va.
cation nd apa Mr S4oaS At Th a P.y fss
Au4oMoBhiR 1H xedmfas so6Y sS5 nsEMor foreman ans
estimator wanted by one OF washington
will take complete charge of body ans
trim department and do all outside esti
mating. Complete knowledge and expert
man who has had experience in MAXIM
competitive estimates for insurance com
panies in Washington, D. C. We are nov
ready to open up another floor and thi
position is open st once. Salary and per
centage. Vacation and holidays with pay
AUTO BODY MAN-Body and paint mai
with exper.; best working conditions. tol
wages can be made, paid insurances
WILLIAMS CHEVROLET CO., sH. s4oo
AUro BODY REPAIRMAN, good pay, 5h
day wk.. vacation with pay, best workin
conditions. See Mr.. Shadrach, ADDISOl
| CHEVROLET. 1923 14th ST. NV. 20
AUTO MECHANICS-We want specials
| In motor analysis, front end, brakes an
transmission for cur new S150,000 build
| ing at 4400 Conn, ave. with all moderl
! or write Mr.. Turner at MOORE-pA!
MOTORS, 66o3 Georgta ave. NV. -25
Evening star., 1948-02-24
pE EPS6NAI.

ALTERATIONS AND DREssMAKING done
by professionals, quickly and reasonaoIy.
specializing in costumes, suits and gowns.
s9S soSufAsM WRfGHTRTDDtE TfEln9H aoo4 Florida
necticut ave- md floor. Telephone Dupont
BABY BABY sITTERs' REGIsTRY-Mothers, be
safe Call d. 2300 for investigated at
SIR Sir ceepHRs cceopPERs drseeTies, % prvstely made
from your own material work guaranteeo
BY professions; ressonablfR on np 7l4 la4EARy
2o35 Eye ST. NV. BY appointment, RE
1riE2E1EvIsIoN 1i2E1EivIsIoN at less than ST day com
faSRsSoNs f9S seIssuta5T uGoUNTRYsi1E day and board
ing school. nursery through on grace.
nished. a40l Georgia ave. sH. 1874.
s.e.. sew White or colorsd; Md; or Va. cox
"a cR; Key RT 10 Sci SELF !SoGoNFIDENcE"-A SG book
GEORGE eHsca GiEs FRIEND SIsGE BooK SHOP, 622 9th
DID YOU EVER admire a models make, make.
up2 You can learn to use your make.q9
with the same skill and assurance; maIy ~
Ia E1oup B9eas sssons maki;IR NiIaRb 5Fr Hotel
sH2b, sHSoS e. ShAss s. 1ddtRrArNs-co. $500 Gus
i8-MM SOUND PROJECTION SERVICES:
Night or day-entertain the y1ssaaS younFsstagrS
party with sound movies. Have Eollywooa
REASONABLE rates. PAUL L.rIs,,d L; BEasMP sSa g.
SsE SSE WSoMAk S5Sa ffLns f
skill in dressmaking, restyling ana anedi. anedii
tions; nothing too somDieated to sansl5s a5
111o III TSGEL ST. nW. oe Centrally located above
columbia Theater. tel tx 1909: Em: 20;
$500 ssn NV Miss sao4 Wfisf.; a.or.,. sH aT. S0'0'
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Rqgs and IN your home
HsaoLsTERY Heaa5 ST qsY ean cLEANERs NA S58S 8.
SEE DESK SPACE FOR RENT" column,
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begins DE 5000" -2S
K1LORAMA CoNyALESCENT HOME for
ambula tory convalescents: private. semi
tered nurses day and night; supergised
DENTAL TECHNICIAN--JosEPH RICE.
sdSIyI s65 9th 'I St NV, 14th and F: MA. o77S:
Affiliations on ali ladies' garments;
prompt and etncient ssryiseess; open ewes.
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honest and competent advise, take ?
mechanic with you; $40 fee. 81. 1929.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC.

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