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Montana labor news., 1948-08-12
8 MONTHS ON STRIKE,
CHICAGO TYPOS ASK
HEARST TO SETTLE
fCnufInneh frnpu EDnro 0nR1

newspapers? The maximum level Of
profits? Cost-aceounting methods?
OF course they wouldn't! Why?
Because such questions are generally
considered to be management prerog-
%ativcs."
Every worthwhile group or organi-
cation adhcrcs 10 certain fundamental
concepts which it will not submit to
arbitration.
Would the federal government arbi-
tratc the question as to whether the
legislative, or the judicial. or the ex-
ecutiye branch OF government should
be abolished? OF course it wouldn't!
Would the church arbitrate its ar
ticlcs OF faith OF course not! All re-
ligious faiths have certain beliefs which
which they would refuse to submit TO
arbitration.
And it is no different with the Typo
graphical Union. The members have
long held to the fundamental concept
that questions which relate to the life
blood OF the union shall NOT be sub
Jet 10 arbitration. To do 50 would
be to submit to arbitration the question
as to whether the union shall have the
right to continue 70 exist.
The union and the publishers agree
on the language OF section ], except
for the following sentence proposed by
the union. "Thc work of the composing
room shall be performed only by jour
ncymen and apprentices with the cN-
ccption noted in section 2 herein
T. o.I:t~,t, a.. ,,,, ,xhattar
employees other than journeymcn or ap-
prentice printers shall perform com
posing room work would be to arbi-
tratc the question as to wethcr the craft
shall have the right to continue as a
craft.
Ilf section 5 OF their proposal, the
publishers propose that THE general
laws Of the International Typographical
Union in effect Ian. l.. 1913. which do
not conflict with law or with any pro-
visions OF this contract. shall govern
relations between the parties
arbitration shall be the final authority
Yet they demand that the board OF
on international, local laws and chapel
rules. together with the non-arbitrabil-
lily Of such laws y To arbitrate that
principle would be to arbitrate the
question as to wcthcr the union shall
have the right to continue to live as a
trade union.
For one hundred years the Typo
graphical Union has been dedicated TO
the principle and practice Of good-faith
collective bargaining. 1t is still dedi-
Gated to the same principle and prac-
tice.
We hope the publishers have not lost
ALL faith in the possibilities Of good
faith bargaining We suggest that the
publishers devote less time to propa-
ganda activities a little more to honest
ncpOfiatlOn.
Montana labor news., 1948-08-12
WHY WE RE-ARM

Taking l935-39 as 100 the index Of
production Of durable goods manufac-
turcd was in June this year only "a
compared with the monthly average of
800 in l945.
This helps explain the great re-arm-
ament program-which provides profits.
not needed production
Despite the huge pent up need for
non-durablc goods manufactures. the
index Of such production was in June,
only lT-onc point higher than i'll
l943.
Value Of exports in May this year,
was 81. l03 inillion. compared with 81 81
million monthly average in l947, a re-
duction at the rate Of almost S2.l40
million a year.
The federal reserve board reports that
about 100000 spending units who had
savings ian. |, l947, had none by New
Years this year. and a quarter OF con-
inner spent more than their income
last wear.
Montana labor news., 1948-08-12
IT'S YOUR CHOICE!

When November ? around,
YOU will have a choice. You can elect
TO public office reactionary candidates
who are devoted to the l~abor-hating
policies of manufacturers associations
and other special interest groups. Or
YOU can elect to office those candidates
who are pledged to introduce and pro-
mote legislation which will benefit all.
Since our state and national legisla-
lures make the laws by which we as
good American citizens must abide.
il is highly important that we care
fully scrutinize the past records OF all
political aspirants, especially those
seeking election to these legislative
bodies.
In the case Of incumbents seeking
reelection, particularly 10 federal Of
flee. this information will be readily
available. One OF the prime objects o'
Labor's League for Political Education
is the distribution OF information OF tins
type. Through the medium OF the Labor
press. the past voting records OF on
gressmen on matters which are con-
sistent with labor's aims and objects
will be given wide publicity.
Until a recent supreme court OPINION
there was some question as to whether
or not the publication OF the Nutine
records Of congressman BY a union pub
LEGATION constituted a violation OF the
Taft-Hartley act. The public endorse
ment or d~isapproval OF any candidate
Tor a federal post by a labor Mo wa
construed by many to be a federal ~
Tense. We are happy that the suprr'N
cour saw fit to rule that union publ
cations may now endorse specitie can
didates for Office or openly criticize
them. subject only to the laws al lihct
In our opinion. the traditional ppltf
of the American Federation Of Labor
reward Your friends and defeat ypu'
enemies-makcs the voting records y
candidates an Indictment il their rec
ords are poor and a MANDATE i their
records are good
We often hear expressed a view TX
ening political fortunes 10 an old-iash-
toned clock when the pendulum swing,
one way, it must necessarily swing II
the opposite direction. In this way,
many are adopting a false attitude OF
deieatism.
othing could be further from the
truth If the 43 million wage and sal
airy earners in this country would but
unite and vote i%ntelligeutly, a praeres-
sive congress, dedicated to the better
ment Of all mankind, would be assured.
Individual votes are what count.
When you are in the voting booth, you,
in complete secrecy. MAY vote as your
conscience demands. The important
thing is TO be certain that you do get
to the voting booth. Failure on your
part to accept this responsibility can
only result in the defeat 81 those eau
didaies who will best serve Vol.
You can't vote unless you first reg
lister, and in somc states you can't reg
lister unless your poll-taX is paid Pay
the poll-tax. regardless u how objec-
tionable or distasteful il might be. Then
vote to elect candidates who will abolish
this unfair requirement
Montana labor news., 1948-08-12
LABOR INSTITUTE
BROUGHT TO END

MIsSOULA-The nth annual Mon
tana Labor institute concluded rs
three-day session at the state university
Saturday afternoon with a discussion
which lett the delegates facing three
clearout questions in the development
and preservation OF civil Liberties.
A. a. Liverisht. director OF the union
leadership training project al the uni
versity OF Chicago. listed the questions
as TO whom should these civil rights
be made available how lar do we
want to extend these rights and how
do we achieve them:
He urged a direct approach 70 the
problem. pointing out that loo often
people in Montana talk about Negroes
in the south and people III the south
talk about Indians in Montana.
He said the country was at the third
important step in It's history III con
nection with its attitude toward ciNil
rights. the first OF which he SAID was
the bill OF rights and the second the
emancipation proclamation.
The problem today must be faced
from three angles. He said. morally
10 cease talking one way and acting
another economically = TO determine
whether or not to permit equal oppor-
tunitv for all minority groups. ant
lastly in connection with i%nternationa
relations.
He described inhibition OF civil right
as the most dangerous and serious
fifth column" in the country today,
Discussion of the cooperative move
ment featured the morning general ses-
sion. DR.. Carl F. kraenzel OF Montans
State college department OF agricultural
economies described the cooperative
movement as consistent OF more thai
economic matters.
1t should be considered. he said. a.
a philosophy OF life by which all groups
recognize and adapt themselves to thu
geographic conditions OF the area r
the Rocky mountains to the eastern
parts Of the Dakotas.
George 7. Guernsey. associate di
rector Of education for the Go, dc
scribed experiences OF union co-opera
tives in the Detroit area, and Arthu
Carstens. director Of union program
at USLlA, presided over the genera
discussion which followed
Evening star., 1948-03-19
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, kept
Psas % ssa.s ssz os ss state
and Ford systems. ,sraduate accounting
WI consider other similar work Boz
pkAFTisMaN, fss.Fi Man .xDer mechanical. srrchi- sr
sR0 and
change over work; salary open; steady
Tork .SvE, goS 1srRs Star: s..,, e..
empl. in law once. wants opportunity to
learn; salary immaterial. Box SILL. star.
PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT for uniyss-
sity students; clerks. typists,, bookkeepers
auditors. salespeople available for after.
noon, morning and evening work. Call
ERPlSynsas N GNssa5nrY naEssq kE sEasAS ssss FRANK
PART-TME WORK (sat. eyes) wanted BY
electrical eng, exp. radio, electronics: tech
nsy. niSai work nEt sssssRta; ssss sales
REFRfaERATioS ref S'Gs GEsNeNsER-sn years
operating experience in marine work. Box
sSEhs sSsiis' dsosssEsu1rANr-1.w ssssE .r.du.s.s 20 plu.
service. years experience. as manufac-
with U. s. Government on export. selling.
Prioritiess s,sp ,ssxpeditinE taxes cost data etc.
SALESMAN, interested in securing position
with an old-established concern; free to
travel; salary plus com. or straight salary:
excel. ref. exch. Box SOL, Star 81
STEWARD-Former dining car steward and
excel ref, will accept out-of-town
or foreign assign; perm. Box SOL Star.
TAILOR, European. experienced mems
clothsse all around good worker. ,Gan
YOUNG MAN wants to nurse some one
sick or aged. nights per wk., hrs. ea:
evening: good refs. PAUL DULIN. care OF
Hospital. Ma. 1850. 10
NATURE, ADAPTABLE; broad business
experience; accounting back
ground. Desire responsible, stimulating
32O-M, star, los
EMPLOYED present position 5 yrs: man;
age ~; alert, honest, sober; de-
sires change; 20 yrs. bookkeeping and gen, g;
WHO WILL GIVE A LoW-PAD Govern
ployment for ali day satnrdsyss BOX
Evening star., 1948-03-19
HELP MEN and WoMEk.

APPLIANCE statesmen or women. I'M
mediate opening for sales, people with ex-
eompsns bsnsss asy and 4Ghs
THE EEcHT CO. silver Spring store rei'
zssisfASf seisn III EsSGssh aS%snssr e. man or woman
and interview prospects. In answer, give
saara .as fSrmss e.. zgs snd ref
BANK TELLER, with tnowiedse OF q type
writing; Also bookkeeping machine oper-
ssSs aas, Is.sR FL ssns
=: ss e r. sns
sep 4 sea as'rs ssY svas vRSs0P
Sf9fTFF31AAL 639M4EEGIAL sANK eth, sth ana G 81 "
ss'eE Ss Tsl a0ER'oTa TR 7sis llth and g " Inquire
fNTERioR DEcoRAroR for fine furniture
nns ss Ss js9ss o sns asd dans Ssasss
and saiars MASEs SSzSsea' co soSskas as1 sond
JANIToR. reliable man and wife; man
muss muss know how to operate stoker: wife
shsf ne:d asD1 s1Sa rifsH
kaEAL Ii ESTATE POSITIONS open for @Gn men
time. l. Do you need to supplement your
time on your hands, Are you physically
you over age In your chosen Held, yet you
need Job? You want to make some
money, good money: then call Mrs. Fur-
mari for an interview appt., RE $3.50
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO., s15.17
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS, work st home;
good comm. paid. Bee Mr.. Stanley. I'll
I II asa1sTEazp "a eiH; rHAHMAo1srs. on, mls DAY
Is fSS Dm nm obNNRss y ssff pHdsMzcRY afx cRYms s69 +
Ps;. ave. Sc. Call L. 0771, ask for r. W.
ACADEMY needs staf additions care
taker, housekeeper. dance teachers, bust.
mGr. MI. Q2H4
Evening star., 1948-03-19
SITUATIONS WoMEk.
sOUNT1NT-BOOKKEEPER,

ACCoUNTANT-BOoK B. G.. g.
complete charge. double-entry system,
monthly a4 stassRepss assr tax rsturns fsf.r
eaSsi; coiLEGE ioA GRAD. desires psrt-time eve.
work, knowl Of shorthand. typing' FRENCH.
Please call Elk. 7760, Ext. 142' or no.
DiREssMAKING design. remod. alterations;
eve. gowns speciality; reas. MISS BEEI.
tS2G GIRL ireens eoored d. Desires W Aps pshx eal Il
s1s3 Friday bet, 10 and 4.
GIRL, light colored, honest desires walt. wait.
%HTuRk sayi ti WOMAN, Ssia stenosrapner and book.
once SskG and ssor hs,f sss
NURSE. n Rs' Practical, sel white. 20 yrs expert
ence. wishes $40 or ,12 hr. pvt. duty:
sna sa,s Care HF rsss PED Tt Gag a7
E:sash; ssst,sd " local TsfsFfRSs' IS:
FsssRf4nfHoDss Posf4fos Go Managing mana hoa,.tsspsr in
country, where there are children prefer
red: college education. mature sss. BOX
R RKzcFicxL Fisli NURSE with 8 ,y.' & hospital al
care Of INVALID; rei; furn: DE; 1o4l Msi n
o1 dag a nshs SSssd dut ea mss 'ss
Psser1c2L PeSs al 1s1i sUksE desires d., Or might
duty; experienced and references. DE.
gP1RsxcTICAL NURSE. part time. ob. or
baby sitting. Call MRS. ZEESEL Tor ep.
pointment Experience. refs: DU. s0S6. 20s
PRACTICAL NURSE, available to take care
Of invalids or elderly people. Phone IA.
sess from 8 to so am: eyes, 2 to Q.
PRACTICAL NURSES, available; trained
graduates; day or night duty; reasonable
rates DI 1884, MISS BEE weekdays only.
STATISTICAL CLERK v sss 2gsi, expss; Wpss
LANICH. VI. 1881 or Twining 0257. 21'
STENoGRAPHER; refined; ambitious, ambitious, 20. ~.
sition to executive; 3 yrs exp. 2 yrs.
college, some knowledge spanish and some
exp in export-import. co. 1885, s-12 an
TYPIsT.. experienced, desires parti;ti art; TIM, M,
for and deliver No. 1928 after 8. 90
WOMAN. eoloIsd. desires ssys work as dress g1s
Y0IiNf; LADY, completely fluent in Span
ish, English and FRENCH. expsrienessd ss.rss as
iator id and interyisHer csil AID. bs7So BE-
swesn nRs s3o sgIddrid sad s9 9S.sre night Jobs ss
dish washers cali Lu. a4l7
Evening star., 1948-03-19
HELP DOMESTIC.

coon, white. light housework; for elderly
wk. Reply in detail. Box 4s1-M. star.
COOK, G.H.w.. eolored. for . adults; must
pc soner, honest and sxper.: must have
rel; r. live in. Apply MR.. RUPERT, 1017
COOK. eGi.TH.w.. 3 adults. 1a-yr-oid ais boy,
inesf is,pay as. weeK; eSperienced and reiahlei
sESf sfs I.i HSP pSaas saw wo 1es9 l after dnpsr'
COOK. GENERAL aousEwoRxER, i've
nn,r IN or out; expesisnced; local references re.
ssTd and wyoming ave. CAN No No. sa$s.
sSSk AD zss !. sss Ss:{
sssE; no SUNDAY WORK; aS sood d'sS nome. SsS sSen:
sS'|Slas!s s d,y Y ..: in: must ".
sS n East ssss sssaE' a. o k.s.n.eh ss
COUPLE. eolered, aged IS to 60. for WE farm
Man to help in house and care for garden
and and lawn; wife to do cooking and general
nfonsewoTk; fssn, -9s oTners spend week ends at
ssIary csi wo. se4i ano Mondsss MfsSst thronss sms
ys sst .!sss. nsssns sss s cut
s9 work in yard and serve dinner; wits
evsly n Spsssss as0ans am We sieh maj Ssih live sma
as ssfsr: Il . sSR Ss ST.
GENERAL HoUSEwoRK hours satur.
gays; $3 and earfare. EN-. 5123 after
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK, drive car or bs
able al mt to learn; live in; ss4 wk. WI. 52fs
az: lliStS COOK. s:s.y x: i ahtli
MD. WI. 6S79
g GIRL, solored. dependable. TO work as maid
GIRL, neat. ref. 81 pm. Mon. through
Sat. g.h.w., 3-rm, apt; ironing. COOK
dinner, dim sit one sysning with 17-month-cid
sF sfRL slS iSr st Taz0f hoassaork sss and car.
dent pref. i5oO Neal st. ne. Apt. ). EMs1 M
HoUsEKEEPER, white, renned. care for
Mai6 sst eUored ys in sas Sn Iess to Clean
II e l, 1882 Eye st. NV. basement.
help care for child; must be settled person
good salary: Wo. $3.50.
live in preferred; nice room; ref and health
sasdD @ID 17a7 Webster hS,ts st. .niw;.s. nv ,..
and excellent ref; 81 5 week. With room
MAID Oh SChOOLGlkL, colored or white,
to make vacation trip to Florida for 10
days or 2 weeks; help care for children
md other light duties; S15-$20 weekly.
Gil. 1875.
WOMAN. settled, to care for children In
colored home; Maryland suburbs. in ex.
change for room. board and small salary.
SHf eGEAN tYSMi AsD SisE RELIABLE for shw ls. and
DsT week. No. 1s chevsrly Circle. WA.
ELDERLY PHYSICIAN offers home and
for sparetime services OF
employed white woman as managing
Must be active. healthy,
lnder 45.- Box 476-M. Star. q.
Evening star., 1948-03-19
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL cOISSTsd1, wants days work. Isf
GIRL, colored,. wants part-tine ,os 70
cook Or elesan Sssg for employed couple Fsiis
GIRL. colored' wants 3 days work a week;
s to 4 30. Call DU. 1852. 20
GIRL, colored, desires Tork N small apt''
GIRL; eelored' wishes work days week.
sRb sab:r. eGeEss hepsf t:nsf es fR Faass 1896 JOB
GIRL. coiored, desires part-tine gors;
mornings: 5Hz days; good ref 90. $50.
Girl, colored, wants day or night WORK.
full or part time. TR. 3040. ,..
GIRL, colored, very neat. wishes hght
housework; part time: take care Of chill
dren; hrs day: good refs. NO. 4933.
GIRL, colored, wants Sat work; also iaay
wants Wed and Thur. work. Ii; 6Q77.
GIRL, colored. wants evening. WORK. Q!
s hrs, cleaning ONCE or cafe, or otner
Gill, eoiofed. desires pert-time JOB sftsr
2:30; housework or caring ior cnhorsh'
MoMAS selorss; s.ass ,0gk p4,6ss psrs 'i@s ies
Sstween. $50 and no. b155. .,..
worE 5h days: city reference. csu no.
WOMAN, coiored, wishes work, part time;
g.h.w.. or rooming house makins oeas.
WOMAN, colored. reliable. wants part
references Trinidad 1888.
WOMAN, colored, wants part-tirne work, >
until 8 pm, or nve-day Wk. g.h.W IL.
314o IL
Evening star., 1948-03-19

Here is quick and convenient way of insuring that
your classified ad gets into The Star. Expert and
courteous representatives are always ready to take
your ad at the business in The Stars spacious
lobby and to give you friendly advice how to phrase
it your best advantage The Star business counter
is open from am. to II p.m every day. Ads re.
ceived by p.m always get into the days Star
except Saturday when the deadline for The Sunday
Star is PM And remember The Star also has
seventy.two want ad Offices all over the Washington
and nearby In fact it is than likely that
there's Star classified ad agent in your neghborhood
who will take your ad during his business hours. Call
Classified Advertising Department. MA. 5000, for the
location of The Star ad Office in your neighborhood
Evening star., 1948-03-19
SAlESMEk.

CONTACT MEN, solicitors and closers. for
f,Sins, pSnn., ,'o1s ,re'ofnEo and home ipgrovsments
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-An excellent
af NY se meat car in soN H NTH NTH
Rp RpRk rs4art aalC Lee hTy 1W 1e7s 2
to Become Associated a. with one Of 9TH the ss best
real estate brokerage, ofices in Washing
ton. it Is suggested that you contact this
spDleaslons viii &c Kept sh n ssrict eon
ssn'i NsR sRz 15@R 4 Y &C g
h.s . 'asas ssols mia s. ss'o1ssy. Se
D2RSI3Rhas.sx1RsMEs 81 Rasn Il ar. wanted imnsdi- s
sssz sa 7sez Aaa BY saER nsaaasl A
ssE NzIsSY TsE ksSeWR SSeWsRlpf fsTshsndss Md
for the home: highest commissions paid
saSM sa 81 pAn6W aqsG before II .op ndte,
thinss are getting rouehi Today we need
more. company cooperation. more leads
and definitely longer commissions to make
o,itien A remains mai s" With our having hired
Of the best window statesmen in Wash.
Thsre mskns Pbnna more mony With u.s. h2S
To Tp GALE All, On . 70 RETAIL All GRocERs, know
edge OF wholesale grocery and paper line
appy in vriefng sG9n only to Apartment Jar
sAIEsMENwWashington's largest heating,
air conditioning and commercial mn refrigerss77
additional statesmen to sell Chrysler Air.
temp heating eauipment and residential
room coolers; previous experience dta not
have auto and be willing to work eve
nings; drawing account against earned com.
missions; earnings from So, 900 to $4,000
ness t to work. Cali Mr.. orpin. IA. $500
isThs sSKhksfHEE sSE SS I5ssl.
edge Of taxicab industry; steady, remu;
eeod future. Write fuii details to Box
sxLEsMxS WANTED D. pD-Te e. call On the
essary. Salary. expenses and bonus. State
age and qualifications. Box 467-L' Star.
A SALESMAN WANTED for washington's =
sales area, by nationally known mfr.
Or under. Salary. expenses and car furn,
psass wFss Be. sR ass9 e9H stsr s1vnf
Baito.. eallins on chains and independent
sulpheTmarkess srlhtal we are packers and ,ftrv nis
PART-TIME SALESMAN, 20 to 35, to earn
S75 to S100 per week selling nationally
advertised items: leads furnished; car es-
sentiai Cali MIR. PETERs for appoint
ment, DE. OTIS.
SALESMAN for nauided petroleum gas and
gas appliances in Montgomery County;
car allowance and commission; lucrative
market, plus availability. Call Rockville
1880 for appointment -21
SALESMAN, direct factory, manufacturing
and optical speeialties. to cArry
- sideltne; sen TO sporting goods, 3ewelry
and dept, stores: nationally known line.
Evening star., 1948-03-19
DAVID B. NICHOLSON, Attorney,
504 Southern Bldg.
FileS Merch IA 1Q1S

ii,
lum6ia;M;comtoTt 4. Cooper, Hollis sey;;
Harloe, also known as Elizabeth C, Ball
I living end if dead their unknowa
the other unkneTn heirs alienees and ana
5aoEn as Eza0etR Action Ba No. SaSs aPy Pc
order order Of pSbiication'MThe No Object Of this
suit is. to obtain judgment for sale Of
In square numbered three hundred and
1857, Folio i52 and LlSer asoo5, ToIio
lumbia, described therein as follows:
s4asT o s1 sa the a nd at tuanna tha sns
sSe tss. e ssssss Esss e ssss to r.
100 feet to the place Of Beginning,
taxation IS lot ssS in Square SO to- to-
SO sreet SW faasson k90cn c
and division Of money arising from
.9sh sale smens plaintiffs ss4 and defend
the SSs sssEs 0,sSR sSIs iesR e dss i ei Msrsh
ea thai Rs
entered herein on, or before the, 4oth day,
publication hereof, otherwise this cause
viii be proceeded with as in case Of
default. And the defenden nts, the un-
known heirs. alienee5 and devtsees, i
any. of Char-es Seymour and Rena
Seymour Grover and the other un..
known heirs, alienees and devisees of
Elizabeth C.. Harloe also known as Eliza
beth c. Bail. If any, cause their appear
snce to be entered herein on or before
the first rule day occurring after the
expiration of three (3) months from this
date, otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceeded with as in default. Provided.
copy Of this order be published twtss & .
Washington Law Reporter" and The
EveninE Star" before said day: go
true copy. Test: Harry N. HULL Clerk
~ EDITH NJ. FOX, Deputy Clerk.
mh1 8, ,26-ap2 9-myS,le,
Evening star., 1948-03-19
ODoNOGHUE, DUNN, MILLS WALSH,
Attorneys, Tower Building.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia,
ministration. This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber. of the State of
Oklahoma has obtained from the Pro-
bate Court of the District of Columbia,
Letters Testamentary on the estate of
Irene E. Adams, late of the District of
Columbia. deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated,
to the subscriber. on or before the 1st day
Of March, AID. 1949; otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all benefit of
said estate. Given under my hand this
9Th day Of March, 194s. WILLIAM VIII
Son ADAMS, s31 Tower Bldg. (seal)
Attest: MELVIN J. MARQUES, Deputy
Register OF Wills for the District of Co.
lumbis, Clerk of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1948-03-19
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

ATRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION under
GI bill Men and women. Phone Oliver
1888 for details
subjects taught Approved hy Government
for GI training. WAR-FLYGN BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1910 O st. NV. DL l762.
troll cars: professional instructors: per.
SCHOOL. IA. 549o.,, ia. 1928. --l9
improvisinx harmony and theory ineh
Results guaranteed CHARLES NEWMAN
STUDIOS, 1905 @ st. NV, NE. 400 or
RA. $500. Approved for CT trainins. -12
fOonttnued On Neat Pssss