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Evening star., 1948-05-10
Clark 10 Lay Cornerstone
For Bows Club Today

Attorney General Clark today will
lay the corner stone of the new
Fourth Precinct Police Boys Club
building at BIG Sixth street S.W.
The planned 100000 building will
replace the clubs present quarters
at 472 I street S.W.
The District Commissioners and
Maj. Robert j. Barrett. superin-
tendent of police. were among those
invited to attend the ceremonies,
which are scheduled for pm.
A small metal DO. containing
handicraft exhibits, toys and today's
newspapers will be buried with the
corner stone.
Evening star., 1948-05-10
|Long Lines Phone Talks
Useless, Company Says
~ Tho A,,eeia,sd Press

NEW YORK, May 10.-The
American Telephone G Telegraph
Co., which Is involved in q dispute
with its $4,000 long lines employees.
says 1t believes it would be useless
to meet with Federal mediator
in Washington tomorrow.
The American Telephone Work
ers' Union, CIO, has accepted an
invitation to discuss the dispute
with the mediator.
Answering an invitation from
Cyrus 8. Ching, director Of the
Federal Mediation Service, the
company sent = wire last night
saying: "The company does not
believe that anything can be gained
at this time by transferring these
(negotiation) meetings from New
York to Washington, D. c."
A company spokesman refused to
say whether the message meant
Evening star., 1948-05-10

meeting. The contract with workers DEM
| in ~ States expired at midnight incrt
Saturday. vaca
The dispute centers on . union erag'
Evening star., 1948-05-10
Thomas Not Optimistic
But Plans Vigorous
Socialist Campaign
BY the Associoted Press

READING Pa. May 10.-Norman
Thomas undertook yesterday anoth-
er campaign for the Presidency, say
ing frankly he does not expect to
come any closer to election in his
five previous tries as the Socialist
nominee.
But, the 63-year-old New Yorker
told reported in an interview:
Il intend to campaign as vigor-
ously and widely as possible; moi
alone in search OF votes but in
furtherance of our organization anc
the program we Socialists believe
is right and best"
The 26th national convention o.
the Socialist Party, in its con-
cluding session here Saturday, ten.
dered Mr.. Thomas its sixth consec'
utive nomination for the presi.
dency. The unanimous nomination
was without opposition among the
200 delegates, and he accepted with
pledge to make our great con.
cern in this campaign - the win.
ming of peace"
Nominated as the vice presidential
candidate was Tucker P. Smith, 40
of Highland Park, Mich, professor
of economics at Olivet College and
a former international representa-.
tive of the CIO United Auto Work
ers.
They will campaign on the con-
vention adopted platform which in
cludes pledges to eliminate the veto
in the United Nations. accept par
tition of Palestine as an accom-
plished fact and seek a permanent
peaceful solution, work for interna-
tional disarmament and, on domestic
affairs, repeal the Taft-Hartley Act,
provide aid for veterans, eliminate
racial and religious discrimination
and poll taxes and enact the fair
EMPLOYMENT practices bill.
Evening star., 1948-05-10

Russia had made any such sug-
gestion to him or to the American
Government"
Mr.. Truman has told recent news
conferences that he has no plans
to meet with Premier Stain outside
this country. He said that If Mr.
Stain wishes to come here he will
talk with him.
Evening star., 1948-05-10
Truman Denies Stain Suggested
Peace Talks, Tydings Reports

cept the alleged invitation Of the
Russians.
"The President answered me cat
egorically with no." Senator Tyd-
ings continued. He said there was
absolutely not one iota of truth in
the report. He said that neither Mr..
Stain nor anyone else representing
Evening star., 1948-05-10

the company would not be repre-
sented.
A union spokesman said last night
the union will be present whether
or not the company appears"
The union has said it would take
no strike action against the long
lines division before tomorrow'a
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1948-03-05
Coop 1CTES
OAtEY COMMiTTff PRESENTS PLAN
TC beard Or DIRECTORS

The Coop Board OF Directors met rednesday
evening With a Commit tee from the Dairy
men, cons isti ing Of l.r. Thluna, Mr.. Falk and
Mr.. NcAlister. lfr. Thuna acted as chair
man for the group. The comlittee stated
that they had been elected by the Dairy
men to represent that Assoc ion in nego-
that ions for the transfer Of the control OF
the Dairy and Creamery Departments from the
Coop to the Dairwen's orgonizat ion. While
no definite program vas submitted With fig
res to explain nor much the group expect tee
to'ray the Coop for the privilege Of '1eas-
ing the dairy and ere unory Facilities, it
appears that they wish to secure control of
these units and still retain their interest
in the Coop, and that the sums paid for
rent Of lease would be applied on a pur-
chase price to be decided upon later. One
Of the commit ee stated that 95% Of the
dairYnen rero in favor Of the plan and
WOULD probably Withdraw from the Associa-
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1948-03-05
Cont inued on p.5
PRODUCERS WET WITH ARMY

meeting vas held on vedne sday Of this
week ii tn the Quarter faster section of
the Alaskan Department to coordinate the
buying OF local produce in Alaska.
C.. Y. Peters, ltanager Of the A.R.R.C., a.
n. Allyn, Eanager Of the NV. .A., Har-
old Stephan, Ray Rebarchek, Virgil Eckert,
llads Johenson, and Glen Gods from the
Valley Uere in attendance. 7. n. C.. Ander-
son, 7.s.A. Agent, Talter Pippel, and Cast
ner Of Anchorage we're also there. At this
meeting the Army reaff rned their policy
Of trying to do everything possible to helr
the development Of Alaska by buying locally
to the greatest extent. However, the Army
did emphasize that requ irements and specif-
ications as to grading will be adhered to
strictly.
Members attending the meeting seemed to
feel that this Uas one of the best meet ngs
held. Mt vas big step foruard in mutual
and advantageous cooperation between the
Army and Alaskan produc ers." lr. Allyn
said.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1948-03-05
{ or { tInn QRt1


The ltatonuska Valley Chamber Of Commerce vas
Iho1orod on rodnesday noon at their eglar
Luncheon by a visit from Governor Ernest
Gr"on1ng ard Mrs. Gruenine, and several 9TH
quests uoro: frank, lotcalf, Territorial
Highway Ing 1noer; lii. Davis, Highway -atrol-
man; stovo ,.cCutchoon, Alaska legislature;
jack, II. Do1lommaier, Assistant Vice prosi-
dent Of the Line Material Co., Of l.i1uaukoe,
Iriscons1n Mr.. Berg, Representative in Arch
forage for the Line Iiatorial Co.
The meeting ras occupied entirely by to1k
dby Governor. Gluoning. In his opening sonton-
lancos, Gov. Grloning rocomtod tho establish
mont Of the 1885 settlement Of tho Valley an6
Ia conference he had With Pres. Roosevelt nrie
Ito this sot 1emont. At this inc Governor
IG1uoninr -as Director of Territories and In
sular Possessions.
Governor Cruoning spoke mostly Of current
jproblons confronting the poonlo of Alaska in
general. lie confined his talk mainly to tho
|ncod for bottor coopo ion from the federal
IGovorlmont and Statehood. At the beginning
The pointed out that Democracy depends upon
Ipooplo--'thcy get out of Democracy What they
put into it.. Re also emphasized the fact
THAT people should have corro spending ossis-
tanco to the extent that they uant something
land york for it.
Regarding bottor cooperation from the Todor-
lal Government, Governor Gruonine said that
ALASKA should have moro homo rule and less
Iabsontoo ru1o. In regard to Stat ohood, he
Isaid, wv cannot afford to DO without it,"
In listing some of tho bonofits vo arc LOSING
by not bong a state, Governor Gruoning point.
led out that Alaska docs not como under tho
Federal Highway Act-and Al asko is the only
area undor tho American flag that is not in
Ec1udod. Had Alaska boon included 10 might
have he'd around $500, 900 10000 for bottor
roads. Another ovorsigh vas in the rattor
1of Air Folds, he said. Until the var, NO
bad no Airfio1ds for largo pianos. Alaskan
pilots had developed air travel in Alaska and
had worked out system Of thoir Own. T,on
war cono the cAA como too, (con'd page 81
Evening star., 1948-02-05
EMpLoYMEkT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

HssASsAD11 i3s 4. SI 1RI saIl. osH3sE. sF ssFsy499s 9s
eGStsogs 's.1a saa aap.niaas iio9.sfiAa Si
:aa Ssa ae. sSe e'f easAsIda
let US help solve your emElGymsnt : pr0It- t
qRRxr TR'xnr Eli ss2sfLsosfiMEST fLsosfiM APPLICATION lsst.r
nay b TIE most q a,nSiy yoSr s sin
cerely. forcefully. At moderate eest you
sns ss ss as' ass s 81 81: Sasas.. e ARass ss
With vi empioysr wants from long business
sxseutiys sxpsraense. n ecu SPECIAL III
knowl. bookkeeping; cashier: $40 to b:30;
synist. fast. shorthand helpful, $500 up:
eisr eisrks, tnoWl. now seosspr. inter; need several
good stenosraphsrs nov, S top s1lsrass WE Miss
s IaiGxL :s Soy var sssoS sasNShm m "a :.nos a
unusual. assoc. ssc'y, .exper.. s day. 81. 700
upt at.!ines sssy airline tEsanitng: SEVe sias
ou oue S.! DGsls:l :ssy ss y ssd
s.ey e; 'ssmT soTp. law. stars $bS @k. Sp SS nssd
100 new sppIicaHts daily Ior top ssisrisd Z,
B. o2sa % pi.eed
annually. See Miss White or Miss Lee.
ExsiseSsTGff1 GxsSGf1vE sHcY. a5 a5. SEQ w W., i've I've in
Charleston. W. Va; excellent living eond.
See See Miss Mss White VII o. Miss Le. It IS soed
yrs.' 1888 +. NA. e3ss.
Evening star., 1948-02-05

GIRL, colorsd. des!res psrt-time work OF
sa{ SfkL: ss ssssiersa. vosIs ii: j. work b, hour;
week xSIk; cleaning or nurssmaid; refs
GfRL. eoiored. wants Job ss nurssmaid
tor child. age ] to a S or cleaning apt;
GIRL wants, days work oS any king wash
inI or ironins. from 7'ao to $3.50 Elk
Gill selofsd, wishes full t!ns' " i.s sssY y
s.E e.ls or 'H;Sssa; dsss work b. sst2' Ros1E 1N
dIkL. celoTsd, wishes s!sys.9r Job lob 5 dsyYf1 d:yY1
week; have liesnss 3 sm or Ho esS.as1 Esfk' ss
bIs; sss ds H. zo .s sysssY ss;' ss
MAID neat wants Ysrs;sims I, u job ,;,nus, in .s:
reference. Ii. 1903. %
MSn M1MAN Wednssdas, sessss rriday; wi|ina wesEss
prefer To same place; with refs re- d;,ss drSs
Call after 2 pm, NO. 146l.
Evening star., 1948-02-05
SITUATIONS MEN.

export Il srs experience; reasonable,
3cacoSGtSfi;ANr. Aish calbsr. dsgree fun
sasstse mss sem sap'Esilaass Box st.e
ACCogNTANf. sxpsrti boeks starred, kspt
III sss III. ss:s.s
:Ssss 81 Nor: s! a!, s''ss:;:''as ss::: ';IS'sis;
sn.FfiftoEENRYR s.fito r desire. position With. lss.l or
busirsss Arm, OF trade organisation sox
sssosokkKffEafpEE, once and credit mss.. pub.
ot credit and collections; local FsfsFsnasss,
s6oRE5;sse .a,.. and tax ss.y!sss corr: n:
.:ssassa, 'ad' a 1:sR s::R
Ssaz :sa :ss s5sssss: y; s'tssssi
soss .saa hard csntsrs and dseosssInS.
cGoLLiEgGdas LiEgGda GRADUATE. 2s. VET seeks JOB
sales, economics. administration. HI. 561s.
.eSk :xsssn sn au9aas Esao' s.s X
VIA fsmtls., Box 41s:E: star:
sssi; sSid 'tgsri'9pssss 9W 9sss r'''''' married one
NAM sssSs.:a ;slrs, ]Gs as disA"s'h'r or
$sEE .'.ss :s!ss. s.E;:
sAEis s4fA MssssNAaER, En- 10 yrs, expsr. in major
electrical appliances In both depaEtment
and electric appliance stores in 2. C;;
responsible, successful, married, AL ret.
efence from present apd past employersi
will take over department, on straight
ssgs yss sssfI fS ses sss 4sSa
:S :S;; sESD'ss EFT '. & w. ii'isa iiss'ii'
STUDENT. veteran. wants psrt-tims job;
81 g[ass:fiss;;sS ss;s D:Ssisul:ii' Ii Once Ts4t.
VETERAN. eolorsd. wants paEt=tins lob, 8
to hours. evenings. Call DE. 0lS7 Pc
tween and pm. daily: q
YOUNG MAN with executive. ability, now
holding responsible position with nationally
known midwestern manutasturer; desifes
permanent eonnsetion with satabnshed
avss n e ssss cs S Ian,
MRT.fiMs EMPLOYMENT for univsr.
sity students; clerks, typtsts, bookkeepers.
auditors, salespeople availabis for after;
noon, morning and evening Wofx: 81
EIN EEmNP'SimSaaR 'TiNfvERsirY. Sass.!i In. Sa ssss.
CT, eolored wants part-time emplqymsnt
after pm; relishle neat. CAL OK
WANT JOB as bushelman: experienced On
ladies and mems gsrments. VI. 6g36: ..
Evening star., 1948-02-05
REPAIRS AND SERVICES Cent?. :.

REPAIRS AND SERVICES tcsns.).
aassaefsAsIsss sanss sss. .ss. MSaoas s:ssE:
sEFRIaERAfioN CO.. uN. Is1s.
ROOFING, slate, tile. competitions. gutter
r. ssIa.as .aan' oas 81 s'1i!s " a;eeas
k6ofiNd-All types roofs repaired, new
slate. Stag and tin roofs; general sheet
m.s shsy ySTs Soan Wnas u mohs as g S:y pes
1851 aoSts 'Fis is D. EFSomSsi 1ssi. j II
kinds ggttsrins and .poutins; no money
sHsn 1917 Z 90hsn' " sgoRWS K oRWsSS free sssins'e
stk 9sSSsEs ss g: sssP SssP Isl 's'rss e e. g.
Stone, YLAGsToNE AND cEMENT-spe-
stone, also cement drives. porehss. walls,
msss: sssss ssf: ss srsk siks xr :s ssss' free ''
THE f,aSgd FaEEAifs; s. vii, vSsSf, sasssnts.a. N. J.
TiiLR.~ new ~ n!tsils M q tens h ana ss1s si.p.ir, "a
ssssSe ssssSe iaofsasa?si 81 ss ?ssoiss. AAMAS' BROS" "a
xss sssr'a if ss ~ aHssssb
GfhoHs4lEss GfRoxhHEh as6 sEfxs. atth m, ,urn.
eSss GUAR T ss.: st'fs 2saS 4R xa:n IL y's sso deya
nlste hss fenovssins. All fsstSrs t msshods. I
WG:rss y sxop sss0pst, Sos s'aalss r. NV sas
DO THAT CARPENTER JOB sow.-c.b-
instworks repairs, complete rsnodsiins.
sS ssE,s sfsS ssfssSsssr NJ rq9. r.. 10; \.
Job too small 10s
Evening star., 1948-02-05
HoME IMpRoyIMENTc coMpANIEs,

Dlsstsrlss' p.intins, st ssos; irs. sslGss asslnassss
e III %sssS seSTsSsad sSsai Yss5. So 'aa7 47 b:
ss5shsss ,iaslosss .:S::s
B!u9asal5a4f q hiSG',n4sto Ga n4stos.. terms BY I1n'A'
ALTERATIONS, rec; Fn, nsy q saa!fisn,
:| ,ss$s dS sSi5 4 A7zEs ;E:&
u Il MgsSv sass e co. ss1s ,ss' ss: s:asn. H.
PTsei @ Il. s:9s p;.s s'RR:s S
drivewaya porchss, basement hoers, steps
"s a2E4n AZ sna AT R's sssx sP's or r.
c6eoMMERcIAL AND HOME REPA1Rs. 70.
%HsNER essfiaRns cMR1S ss co H. wsSs
laying, AZ, .ssRainG: nnishinIs sIs.nils; ps,. s
GoskaToR tafs nd sn'iaia isia W'sSs:
dENEsAL III isSi coSiTisIAcr1NG. home improve.
sasats;, Hassnts; a.ties I'm, and Easements finished
esshs, =. sUBuRBAN coNsTRucTioS Go.
GENER2I GENEas ooNrHAcr1Na-n. n.modeisSns
roofing. siding. painting and paper hang
ing; prompt service; free estimates. Phone
Oh. 1145, Am. to 10 Pm, MURRAY q
KITCHEN REMoDELIsG-1mmsdiste In.
stallation of the new Kitchen Maid Flow
Line" cabinets and Tracy Lifetime" stsin.
less steel sinks. We do entire Job, inyolv.
ing carpentry, electrical, work, piumbins
plasterinR. painting. and l!noleum. Alss
painting and deeorst!ng. MQpEHN HoMI
6 E poMrSfa DON SGns UH4ExiAe eys hx hA efcaoo e.
Ssaas Soms ssss sSEs
aYaTrsVfHks fEai rss5VFfRks' G6sffRis1S5ifsia ffRis1S5ifsia Coz CO.
RoGn soqf sssss gssssr' .l s. 81.
RstSf HsvisG WI sts&s III LiESSsR|s'
81! aeAriso 4 toE s.'t Eu s:stSsss''' ssss M
ALL BRANcHES Of home construction
modernizng and repairs; special price or
soid Wesshsr; W - By sS.soot sSs room @ .Ssphsl Spal
S74o; wiring and and dseoTstins sdditiensi
SqfaEss1 RXyYP'ets ssi:IIss CO.. sAsH' va
sFTENffos s1Sh sFfR Z adE hea oxshR Il Save soa
interior decorating, roodng, plumbing
heating, recreation rooms, insulation, etc
| RA 2O40 Ill
Evening star., 1948-02-05
SITUATIONS WoMEk.

ADM. SECY. II yTs.' eHperisHss, dssirs.
aRgs nfsEssttHs pResitt94Hh pRsa 4hoH 9th sEss EssDoP
Asss1AST Asddls R g.
s:s.s: ssSs5ps .u:ss'i sss ssE D.
ions: Rss'M eve. gowns ssisi ispssei.ity rsss Miss
BERT, 1880 irving st. NV. Apt. 4. AD'
Gin. colored. very neat. desires posi-.
in doctors otnee, pE: s2es. y ,,r. IN
HSRRIS HIS bone ~ Or $685. $685. Call before B. M'se
s.1Iisoss S 81 s;sris s.. so4ss ss :: ssS. s
:i;s s:s'' " 's nurse. :: :As .s:
GIRLS (g;, D., cslessd. desire ssts.sssii: teri.
SaRY sIss cIsz ckXzNkiss. Il &c. PEARL JONES 'n'
NURsE, practicsL whits; any -esss con.
sideredi years Of experience. no. 27@s
ss.sss ssS sas:. w. ess: .s'
seE 1SSa msEs1 sas': .aa afass ssss
ffsissHffseA ffRsi1effeAI II k6aEs HasEs AVAILABLE. .rs,ase
PFis1or1eH Fiss1sso SaH sBkss ss7Ss 7sssats ,nv.lld er
sslsscsnt sn..s case saSsy ~ or nisat' 5000 ret
ssaTfEsSsoa safsSs Afa2R desires dietatlon. tigins
Or clerical work during EVENINGS. Miss
H3W4ED. Adams aa5a7 after 6 Pm, 81 9.
WSSoHSN " SfS 'aS seorsa, sss' eosssais 20 and ,nsi.
gent, desires permanent position, b;dsy
week. taking care Of i1fsnt or child 2!
employed mother OF elderly LADY soeI
Young LADY. %. desires position 81
companion to lady; help care for child;
mon,, M,,I tssxdl' Ms! Miss G. A. IErrAo' sc'0' g
YOUNG WOMAN, 2 yrs. college. dssirei
part-time WORK, APPROX. .10-3i near Brock
land, NE; typing and clerical. NO. 1881
,p,1.uvr rov0pvn wowAN vishss mar,
Evening star., 1948-02-05
HELP DOMESTIC.

8 ss.s1 isds sioO no. ca %oed
COOK, colorsd:. 1st.aoer clssnias; I've in;
cut osaes sxesisns asie ioasi ssfs; sso St. M
COOK AND G.H.W., live in. $25 wk.: some
COOK for. ch.istisn INSTITUTION: non
drinker and nonsmoker. Box 1870, Star.
COOK. a:H:w:; $50 wk. With smsplossd s
s 0yss y pesss eSS hcnss ya 0ss
sssi ssd aSs ply ssRfIEsRRsisa4 s4s io0k with is
G6oK AND na gbas sSnday 1--we on
COOKE b. W.. i've in; ss5; Thurs and
Sunday Oh after breakfast: exreraenced
GESERHG gen issG' HoUsEwoRKER, no Sunday
work: stay some nights or live in; expe-
zsss ssases sh xts g. s fM s'z 5ss 500 mo-
CIV. plain cooking; live in; small fam
ily, 1 child, small house; log. refs, health
G.H.W.. e. r. for r, one lady. live in with her
own rm. and bath; 7.rmi apt; local ref
d.H.W.. plain cooking. live, in, must be
local ref, red: S25 wk. to start. 'Wo. $500.
snd sss reeent &C te local 'Fss fiS
G.H.W., live in. upstairs rm., exper. asst.
s'.h saa xh shildFsn' sn 5f 5fts required Sday sk
s.dsx week AD o4sS.
GIRL, clean, reliable. for g.h.w. hours,
to A. SEQ wk.: good hours. WA. 46l4.
GIRL, white. young. to care for small baby
:aisrs :as sp'rtPenssa TIE sass 70 '0okns live I'M s'0a
GIRL, settled. neat. for general housework
Plain cooking Fond of children: Live
in Upstairs room. Local refs. 81. 2o47.
reference. TW. 2134.
MAID, eolored, over 80 yrs, exper., to
care for child and light housework. Must
MAID, eolersdy experienced. must hsve
references; full or part time; knowledge
Evening star., 1948-02-05
HELP MEN (cont. J

You've MAN; lsF sIsIk in, e credit .ssn, Gssse na.i
tion pleasant working condition. Come
sATS&t n Rs5ssR s1 ReaRs CO. 81 * 'a
foSUNd MAN for once work in whole.
s. over sas!S' ii yrs. old. Box 1866, stsr.-S
YOUNG MAN with some mechahical sbii.
be able to use typewriter. Apply 70
. pm. NATIONAL RADIO co. 6so2
xth ,.v. ,..' v..z s1Dsssas:s in
sRn ss:ls L fGE ySSHss man shs sss sas'ss
tunity for man, who is willing 70 really
s2ss 'ss'' ssa tse Ds'sge: g: 81:
soual interview. %
YOUNG MAN for permanent position with
large Arm, to perform clerical work typ
ms ss pF'.is iHs 0as oepostans fr
sdysnesinent: smpIoye benefits Reply to
Box 319-B. Star, giving age, education, az
perience and salary expected. -6
MS ~ rtn E4oNnE sEanss odS 5Sr s.s fyfs.
utor. asply before an rear ssS 18th
YoJNs MAN With some knovlsas: Of i.rs
H'ns sesR.ss fsi =
AMEN sg l5s isss T. nM npsMy:.ssiy ssd aoSsde Ssad
capped. free to travel as states for New
York circulation CO.: no exp. necessary;
aeatness essential, Sl5Q Q month, draw
Ing acct, transp. furn., immediate expensss
sssae a issSss'P MoosF Plaza nsiasa aots
ARE Yoy INTERESTED. IN ms siES 1;Is per DssF
average intelligence and able TO meet the
public, we can show you how to incrssse
ssSilSM sssss}sSSslSM ss ssss.SsslsssI Ssss s.n eEoSS
good. we want you. Excellent opportunity
and exceptional working conditions; Al!
legal holidays, group health plan. One o.
the larsest Lincoln and Mercury dealers.
ssRRRis sRRRRL,NdToS P Sefl9r MoToR t e.. shiriinston
business center; 27so S. Arlington MN
siE sEwfiRY fillaf'2sai shoF y has opening for e1ssr
gales clerk. Cali after 2:3o pm, az.
&nEGeaanS SnGe ES S2is ScLNRfD fSF
working with tools, sober. h.. s. educa.
under 80. good future. cH. 1895. -6
REAL EsTATE-n selling real estate y
What you want. 60 to Cox g. Co.. slb n;
year: Earn while you learn school" fol-
MIR. cox, ewes. RE. 1888; DI. 4264: Is
Evening star., 1948-02-05
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

s1'e oa 0F sSus .:Sn dsskss3 81 ss
:Is p.gs:sofs q s.ss
p.s.r: ssaas asssIi p sso.s s'Ss sSo. sSS
sgsNsR RsEs sR' Hos Wf ssS o .ns sss sfss zee
Sopp. Justice pspt.) cstslos free. RE.
se z11a. az m5s.: s5s wiz k'asss sasss
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bed, chest Of drawers. dresser. spineL assS n,
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INSTRUCTION coURsES.

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81 bill Men. and women. Phone Oliver
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training in eli subjects, day, nisht and
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for B. c: reauirements and q training
1910 n. Y. aye, Ne: TITS, lt Istab, .1,.s i9ls'
arithmetic, spelling, hling tests, compara-
live test, etc, $40; 81 wks:; spplifationss pns
being rec start about week; o1.r AZ Mm,se 1,s
sxper. MA. 2340. noYp SCHOOL. 1893 2,