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Arizona sun., 1949-03-11
ETERNAL VIGILANCE. NOT TELEGRAMs
There's Plenty to Take Care of at Home
lis THE REAL PRICE OF LIBERTY

l don't mean to lay Oft kilograms
of protest against prosecutions Of
the church and defiance of all the
rules of human justice. They help.
But you're just performing in
squirrel cage if you rush off wire
of indignation in the morning and
dash off in the afternoon to vote in
to office some crumb you know
very well is the type who might play
footSie with Pal Joey.
There is TO percentage in yelling
for the eradication of rats and at
the same. time voting for looser
storage of sharp cheese.
Yours for a little horse sense,
ELMER TWITCHELL
Cuff Stuff
Ina Dodo has a cold and says
she thinks she sat in the Atlantic
Draft.
Herbert Hoover is in Washington
striving for little economy in gov
ernment. This establishes him as the
country's foremost optimist.
-
| Secretary AchesOn says Wash
ingtOn is sympathetic toward
China in its present plight, but
will not issue statement on it.
Anything Uncle Sam might say
now, in view Of the many
changes In attitude, would seem
Chinese to all.
We heard fellow complain that
there has been such slump that
a fellow can no longer make a dis
honest dollar.
King George will name a royal
commission to look into gambling
in Britain. A rumor has reached the
Palace that wagering on the horses,
dogs, ETC., has been going on around
the empire.
Joe Di Maggie has signed for
some 100000 year or around
$4,000 a month to play baseball
in the warm months. These are
times when we can refer to rich
| man as a fellow with a bat.
Arizona sun., 1949-03-11
GENERAL JAKE
By Richard Hill Wilkinson

touched the Lameraux side of the
river we were in retreat, and a
fast retreat at that, although there
was plenty of time and nothing
much to worry about.
That evening we reached the
town of La Roche, which was oc-
cupied by plenty of our boys, and
there we made camp. I don't know
exactly what sort of report General
Jake turned in at headquarters, but
I do know that he was cited for the
Lameraux episode not long after.
That's the sort of thing that
makes a war hero, guess. AT
any rate, that's the rank Gen
eral Jake goes by now-war
hero.
Arizona sun., 1949-03-11

who had crossed the bridge
about three to one. We had the
advantage of knowing just what
we were to do and having
flock of machine guns set up
ready for use.
BY the time the slaughter was
finished and our own wounded
cared for and the outfit organized
again, the body of Germans left on
the other side of the river had built
pontoon bridge, and what with
this and boats and RATS they were
coming across with murder in their
eyes.
But General Jake had planned
everything. Before the first of the
remaining body of Germ an S
Arizona sun., 1949-03-11

You can't stop by wire an evil
which you are not trying to stop
by your own love of country and
mental alertneSs. 1t makes no
sense.
Arizona sun., 1949-03-11

IF YOU really want to enjoy
picnics in your own backyard,
build this fireplace. The Easi-
Bid method of construction takes
all the mystery out of brick1ay-
ing. It tells how to dig founda-
tions, size and depth needed, also
the best cement mixture to use.
Easy to understand, step by step
instructions and clear assembly illustra.
tions simplify procedure. All materials
can be purchased at any lumber yard.
are needed
Send Csc for Pattern No. 73 to Easi-
Bid Pattern Company. Dept. w., Pleas
antville, New York.
Arizona sun., 1949-03-11
H. !. PHILLIPS

Is there anything screwier than
expressing indignation over the
Cardinal Mindszenty outrage, with
it's threat to religion everywhere
on earth under communism, and
then taking it on the double to the
polls to vote into office leaders who
are not intellectually for the
American way?
Eternal vigilance is the price
Of liberty, not eternal tele-
grams. Americans must wage
this fight at the polls not at
the Western Union offices. Bal
lots, not wires or postcards are
Uncle Sans first line Of de-
fense If he is really indignant
over that Hungary trial and
wants to make sure that no
court routines of that type ever
come to America.
IF I were a congressman ] would
answer all wires with a terse, "Re-
ceived your telegram urging me
do something. Fine idea. What
are you doing besides sending
wires? Are you by any chance
among those millions of easily.
fooled folks who by word. deed or
vote make the way easy for the
Communist routine in America?
Don't answer too fast. Sit down and
give your conscience a good check.
ing up"
This country's Number One Looms
are the boys and gals who think
they can stop the reds" and
''pinkos" by Western Union instead
of by an an-out determination never
to support for any office govern
ment, labor union or chowder club
any candidate who has a smile for
the Kremlin way. All Russia laugh
up its sleeve at that kind of ny.
pocrisy. They love it and count or
it. And they have been getting il
from plenty of telegram senders.
You can't stop by wire an evil
which you are not trying to stop
by your own love of country and
mental alertneSs. 1t makes no
sense.
Arizona sun., 1949-03-11

thing be done about mock trials in
the Kremlin pattern is all very well,
but what about us all personally
doing a little less cheering, hat
tossing and voting here on home
grounds for candidates for city,
state, and national office who are
known to be so far to the left that
slight breeze could send them
over to the Moscow line? Huh?
Arizona sun., 1949-03-11

When My Friend Irma" reaches
the screen, via Paramount, Marie
Wilson will have the role she plays
on the air. Diana Lynn will be
"Jane," John Lund will be Marie's
friend, Don DeFore will be the
millionaire who falls in love with
Diana. Martin and Lewis, the
comedy team, will appear-not too
often, let's hope-as a pair OF am
bitious actors.
Arizona sun., 1949-03-11
Ne
FICTION
Corner

MAYBE YOU'VE HEARD Of this
Iva old wardog Gen. Jake Sears.
You must have. He's been cited
for bravery. a dozen times. Consid-
cred one of the finest officers in
the army, knows all the answers,
as far as. strategy is concerned.
Smart. A hero.
Well, maybe he was a hero. I sup
pose any soldier is hero who
knocks the devil out of the enemy,
no matter how he does it. That's
war. Still somehow I'd always had
a notion that a hero was one who
braved odds. Queer the ideas kids
get. Queer the way they stick with
a chap as he grows older. At any
rate, I was with Old General Jake's
outfit at Lameraux. Remember
Lameraux? Sure, General Jake got
his biggest medal for what hap
pened at Lameraux.
Well, sir. the day before the
BOche moved in-0f course we
didn't know it was the day be-
fore until later-up comes q
messenger from headquarters
with instructions for General
Jake to hold Lameraux as long
as he could. mean, headquar-
ters knew General Jake's tao
tics, and they didn't want him
walking out without some show
of resistance.
General Jake smiled thinly to
himself and tore the orders into
little pieces and threw the pieces
away. And then the next day the
Germans moved in. We had ample
warning. Everything was in readi-
ness for a hasty and efficient re-
treat. Of course, the smart thing to
do was blow up the bridge, which
offered the only means of approach,
before quitting the village, there
by impeding the Germans no end.
Everyone expected orders to that
effect, but General Jake had a sly
look in his eyes. He was thinking
OF those orders from headquarters,
I guess, and thinking what folks
might say if he retreated as he
planned.
So instead of ordering the bridge
blown I'D. he issued Soma hurried
instructions. Then he started the
retreat. Two miles up the road he
circled the outfit and headed back
through some woods. We waited at
the edge of the woods for an hour,
watching the Germans cross the
bridge into the village. Then Cen
eral Jake sent messenger scam
pering off to the field station he
had established.
Ten minutes later there was
terrific explosion. The bridge flew
into the air like kindling wood. The
Germans who were on the Lamer-
aux side stared in amazement, but
their amazement gave way to con-
cern, for just then General Jake's
boys came Swarming out of the
woods.
What followed was pretty aw-
full, even for q war. Our men
Outnumbered those Germans
Arizona sun., 1949-03-11

Pity Penny Morgan, who con-
ducts more than 300 additions a
week to weed out the talent
for Arthur GOdfrey's Talent
Scouts" Everywhere she goes
entertainers appear and try to
impress her with their talent.
Even when she stays home
there is no respite. II even have
a singing mailman and a tap
dancing grocery boy" she COM
planned the other day.
Arizona sun., 1949-03-11
STAR DUST
Bette Davis
Made 1t on Her Own
By INEZ GERHARD

DETTE DAVIS, according to latest
- reports, was the movies high
est paid woman star of 1948. Yet,
when she first tackled Hollywood
practically no one, except Bette her
self, would have thought she had
the ghost of chance to get any
where near the top. She was not
pretty; her figure was not espe-
cially good. Hollywood swarmed
Arizona sun., 1949-03-11

A quartet of gay comedies worth
remembering if you like to laugh
"A Foreign Affair."" Dietrich, Jean
Arthur, Lund) June Bride, I"
Davis, Robert Montgomery "A
Letter to Three Wives" and Fam
lily Honeymoon"
Arizona sun., 1949-03-11
Letter to Telegram Senders
Ladies and Gents:

Ladies and Gents:
What is the sense in protesting
against the use of blackjack when
at the same time you are pounding
yourself on the head with six feet
Of lead pipe? Deluging state legis-
latures and the national congress
with wires demanding that some
Arizona sun., 1949-03-11

with very beautiful girls, many of
them with influence that counted in
their favor. But she had what
counted-belief in her own talent,
determination to get ahead, willing
less to take roles the pretty girls
wouldn't touch with a ten-foot pole.
She deserves every penny of her
salary.
Evening star., 1949-09-21
SITUATIONS WOMEN (cont. (,

PRACTICAL NURSE, coiored; pref
infants % or bed patient; 1a hrs
PRACTICAL NURSE, some hospita,
pRScffe SuRsELR%Thiisee RSHJiHas RT isess sxDsl, e.
enced, hospital or private duty; viii
live in. Apply Box 27O-C, Star. 81.
SECRETARY and receptionist. admin.
lStratlve and personnel exper, OR
ees and paDIs 1sfs'on.
references; min. weekly salary, $50;
available Immediately. Cail Me
sECRETARY RECEPTIONIST, ad-
M mnis9ratiVe 1Ta and personnel exper
TYPIsT-Expert typins done a,
asSa; Room so4. ana 0eilVer' %. GO
TYPING WANTED-Envelope ad.
ss5'ht ssoo 18th s.ans IT, nv ese Ap af f5sh home
WOMAN wants part-time or dav,,
p.3s w9rk' sood worker and best OF
WOMAN. exper. stenosrapher, typist
eiifcitapnone' eifian reeeptionist, desires po-
taii t!me' S'' sI sliVer a7ssD' spring part part or
g! child; prefer part time. Cali
YOUNG WOMAN. colored, exper. de.
siIes position as companion to
eloeri9 lady or child. Ii. 3-3O6S.
TRAINED MEDICAL SECRETARY
ano assistant, desires position doc
1or once; ref. and exper. OR,
Sl4o: call after IL noon. IA
WOULD LIKE JOB in cleaning or
talorins establishment: sewing. Ex-
ExPERIENCEDS2 colored girls want
JOB. fountain or waitress. Cal
phone HO. 55S6, o1s
Evening star., 1949-09-21
SITUATIONS poMEsrIc

BABY NURSE, colored, settled, aist
care Tor small apt. for employed
people; no heavy wash; 5-day wk.
rnnTTenc rTne1sTence. Ex, 1851.
refs; Box 23s-B Star. .aa )"
COOK, Chinese excellent, 80 years
exper; best ref; bachelor or famii!
DIV pxlsh w1kR. SSiIeT. boI;.: DI; s157: KIM. IS;
3 33HT'csay n'csn.x week. Du. 3o56, $50 t.
Girl, eoiored. neat. reliable, want, S
afternoon work. cleaning and cook.
GIL. inS 0'ens5; eoiaT.dr refs; ut.,sI MI. 52e1:
GIRL. eolored, wishes sh.w.; ex5er
srsncs. easndry' good cleaning; city ref.
GRL' MEl asSo aSlored' wishes days work
GIRL. eolored. desires r.h.w. or chile
care; exper. Call AK. 1897.
once maid. iaund.. dom. work; ref refs
c1eai cH1eaith card Ex; 1854;
%sd ssl1Eis dss!sff ds L. L. ss7ss IS aSsss
GIRL GIRL eolored, neat and reliable
S2S-S3O per wk. .HO.. 5O65.
IihL; ~ .i,s ,es9iored, wants Job g.h.w.. care
Gone. e sei'd5fn' ps. oP1s' II DO laundry work at
GIRL. colored. wants part-tine Of
days work TR. 672l,
GIRL. colored, night school student
desires full or part time nursemaid
mothers helper Or Aight houseworki
GIRL, colored. wants Job as maid o,
Saie work; night work. LU. 3-6S53
MAID, u day. from pm: plain
SSooookSlns SooSns or cleaning; good refs. Ho
MAID OR COOK. 5-day week. Sat
sTsness sna Sun s21 1f; Aeoxspsrieneed; city ref
MIDDLE-AGED LADY, white. wishes
Ink; also to take care of children;
WOMAN, colored desires laundry
work or cleaning apt, by the day;
refs. TR. 6315.
WOMAN: colored, wants day or part
time g.h.w. DI. 1910.
WOMAN, colored, wishes days work
or part-time work. DE. 6916.
WOMAN, colored, desires ghw.: s
days, Monday through Friday CO
WOMAN, colored. exper. with chill.
dren, desires 4 days work, no laun.
DRY; avail. Oct. l. DE. 1856. -25
COL. GIRL, exp. desires days work
Mon. through Fri. DE. 4576. 21'
Evening star., 1949-09-21
ROOMS EURNIsHEp-Aerthwsss

ROOMS EURkIsHEp-Nerthwss
1417 PARKWOOD PL. NV, at. l4th
st. car. mr.. Park rd.--Sinale or
doubls. rm.: pvt. home. frst class.
Toi iBIS55tk S5ik FROM MAYrLowEx
Hotel. 1917 r. I. ave.-Newly dec
GRATED dble.; also triple rm. DI. 6949.
4sae MACoMB ST. N.w.-suite for
ssposarss. s overlookins iss S lovely Seimi; gar
den; pvt. bath and shower, 1iv. rm.
with fireplace, .attractively furn..
daily maid service: large. modern
phone optional. EN-. 1894.
CHEVY CHASE. near Conn. ave- bus
SINGLE or double. ladies. private
shower. gentle family. EN- SS07.
11a4 18th sT.-Dble. rm.. twin beds,
running water, lge. closet; cuiet
home; walking dig nee; 81
twin beds, employed girls; phone
14as mass; MASS. Ave. N.W.-pouble twin
$50 yesElz each; gfntis%%saHa; %%aas -:
l3ss Ksnyon st. NV gsssmsnt ss,sn,sa ags,. r..
ses egSf Il. aver e AVE-. Z Pm %N.w.-Newly deco
rated single and double rooms: can
be seen anytime. RE. 0500. %
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Evening star., 1949-09-21
INSTRUCTION COURSES

BE A TELEPHONE (PBx7 operator
SEkss SIS. A real school, active
ssesrd ses MS s:t' pss: 5s yrs ESseI positieps
scHooIiss 700 dt1 eth. tn fHriaHh IA. Els. rSA
CLERICAL CIVIL SERVICE EXAM
slass-New one. starts Sept. ~.
Tues: and Thurs. ewes. 4 wks.. SIS,
sSs s5sd; sen eS%PDlsts ea- cost. BoyD SCHOOL. M
BEAUTY 70 opsRA15as sGL 81 Nj Ns / IS52. 3 9 D.
Modern training in all subjec,s: da-.
nisht and part-time classes Get
NE 77:s Establishes ia1s. "
NEW CLASSES now starting in Short
hand, Typing. Bookkeeping, Comp
tometer' Sscretarial and Accounting
oo sSsrits eth InSui5s doT e. s9Yp "a 9s4s SCHOOL
tare: ali subjects taught 'e15 Anproved wed
by Government for CT training, day
BEAUTY }1s9 COLLEGE. 1910 G st. NV
PLAY ACCORDION in 10 lessons.
sTUDios. bu. z6oo Or RA: IA $500 500.
LEARN m SAFETY to driv. safe s.Iel,
New cars: Compete dual control
PIANO TEACHER, formerly assoc.
frankie earle & Elliot Radio Studios
OF Spgf1d., Mass, can take q few pu-
pills at homes. Spec. beginners. VI.
9616. S:30-11:30 am, SIS pm.
NIGHT CLASSES, applied psycholoey.
self development, metaphysics: all
welcome. TR. 5752 %.
MILLINERY CLASSES, by custom de-
signer and trained teachers: group
limited. instruction individual. ST.
ACCORDION, 1O-week trial course.
MERVIN CONN ACCORDION
SCHOOL, $500 14th NV, TU. 1888,
cfviL ri SERVICE saiH; Ex.m-c,.rk. grades
CAF-2 and CAF-3; sample ques. and
ans, incl arithmetic, ti8 pages; So.
MERIT PUBLICATIONS. 313 Evans
BLDG. 1920 N. Y. ave. NV. EX
Evening star., 1949-09-21
BOATS

TROLLING for rock, trout, blues.
THoNY KING, WA. 4192.
SAN An; BOAT Ssad Comet; EXCELLENT cendi-
lslFooT sifR; oSSG2 FEATHEResAFr, TE aluminium
speedooat. 10 hip. Mercury super
throttle installed; no maintenance;
used less than 10 hours. Cost S7O0
plus; cash: $3.50. Call z to s pm.
ssnFf. SnFlKi TE: +: 5. Is4e CABIN CRUISER, Int.
6-cyl. Chris Craft conversion; not
in running order; needs work. Best
offer under $500. Call Brandywins
2665 after z, evenings. III
36-FT. c. B. AUXILIARY SLOOPs
stove, stove toilet; Sleeps up to g., g., compl:
$1,000. Daytime, telephone SD.
onTBoARp 1SrB; MOTOR REPAIR, inboard a
motor repair, hauling and painting.
We have, the best mechanics and
s' iargest marina. al ae MAYFEoWERS MA
RINE SERVICE. INC, 1900 Maine
MERcGRYY ass fiRY ouTBsoxRD MOTORS all
sizes in stock at present for immed.
FLoWER 10 M.,,a MARINE SERVICE, = JSS6 JNS,
HAMPTON sAILBoAT. 1s IT. long.
l design, solid mahogany, new nylon
sails. This boat is 2 years old and
has had very little use. Original
cost. S1,450. will sell for half.
MAYFLOWER MARINE SERVICE,
1900 Maine ave. Sc. ST. 1890. -26
STEELCRAFT. 26 it. This boat has
had the best of care and is equip.
to-shore telephone and 115-h.p.
Chrysler engine: cheap at S2.995.
MAYFLOWER MARINE SERVICE.
1900 Maine ave. s.w. ST. $500.
as-FT. ALL-METAL BOAT. 5s-R.p..
GRAY marine engine: q wonderful
ts,ii 9 loat comrleted in 1913: not
the best-looking boat in the world,
but worth more than the $500 We
are asking. MAYFLOWER MARINE
SERVICE. 1900 Moine ave. s.w.
ST 93n0 --25 4
Evening star., 1949-09-21
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDION, Ballape stradella, TO
bass. like new; cost .$4S5; sacrifice,
$3.50. See to appreciate. RIA. 2433.
ACCORDION. 1so-bass, black finish,
iS sSiss sSis d6 a5sPaHH5 sis
ACCoRDIoNseBuy at Jordan's, 18th
On popular model S ' instrumeanHtass ST IN aHas
JORDAN PixNo CO.. 18th and Oe &
ADDi1HSiGs ID Nc MACHINE. suns.r.nd TIs :isc.
sssbo S. basayk KE. auty I1sd s5th direct subtract
ADDRESsoGIAPH, automatic feed
ASSssssIss AlSsSfSRsesssfsss' 7S Rfsn Rf s1Isoi new,
AfEzs IS e Sosb111os.s. IS atsS pAllee York
w Tlndox unit; used; good condition
Bs4BEssTENDA a Eff table and chair. So
BaBY AZ ssaSi Gins, s14.ss: mattress 1sl e At,
$1.ss; playpen. S9.9s; pads, SOS;
sz.s. saas 18th ST. n'w.' Tu s44s. 9ppen
BABIEs' CRIBs. ssroners &C., fes
rent; delivered BABY's BUTLER
snhVicE. 60 Canal ct. s.v Ex
szsS zSss CHEST, 5 drawers; $40. CHI.
BATHINETTE, Trimble. like new,
metal top, best of7er. call WI. 1874.
BATHTUBs. new. used. puilt-in, nj ies;
SALES CO., 2237 Ca. ave-, DE. $3.50
BATHTUBS. built-in, new, S40.HO
used plumhing fixtures. BLOCKS.
INC. 3056 M st. NV. NO. 76O3.
BED, single, HOLLYWOOD; mahogan
gate.leg table, 4 chairs. Call AD.
Evening star., 1949-09-21
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES--BrIc-a-orac. china. sil
verware, old jewelry. furn Any amt
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE
123H n ST NV STERLING T406


DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE
1885 9 ST. NV. STERLING 7496
ANTIQUES = Furniture, oric-a-prae
china, glassware, rugs. silverware.
s1n'pMfuiR ea MfuR9 Rs7es' srbeeEs1 sasa 0f.a "a
BEDROOM, dining room. contents of
home: cash. We do moving. storage.
ia. 1887; after z PM, GE. l416.
eooKs. large and small collections,
bought and removed at our expense.
st. NV. NE. 5995.
SOCKS, large ana small collections
sSss snd senGyes q cur ss1epss s.h
st. NV, ME-. 5ea5.
CAMERA WANTED. highest quality;
Mr.. WEISS, from 90, RE. 2436.
CLOIHlNG1Highest prices for mems
asfd St elGsn'ns AD BsHMASs s7a7 Win ilf esii
Ipsi hisnsss Dsie.. ."Is. Al for G'1 Mr. coppss''
HEInER. 9l7 r ct. NV.
sIlssr's cssh paid IRNEsT suRx
DIxMoNbs. gold. platinum. teeth,
diamond watches, discarded jewelry
bought. No purchase too small. too
large; cash Immediately; very high
prices paid: NEW YORK JEWELRY
FRENCH L1NGuAPHoNE wanted, win
exchange German Linguaphone in
good condition. Box aso-c' Star.
FURNruRE-Your entire household
zee: sis:::''s Sss ''ssfI: ssa sRS S''Asi' ss
FURNITU8E wanted at once. gooo
9. oSG a. pissss; pay n,,e. cash elssSs ssa
rsRsiTgniMaas 81 sss1m, SsSaa a din sa1 rm.
Prom Prompt esers Service o. co. $685. n0oSen0''
FURNiTURE-Good used household
eS sSSds plies. s or E GalR. GA9 s ST. ss5s
FURNITURE-will buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces. Also old glass
ware, china, bric.a.brac. Buying
WOODS, sth and K sts. NV. ME
G0ID-Brins your old gold. pleti-
pay cash. A. KAHN. INC. 81 years
Old 4 sSf PAsaiosED s Ii siH, piesur. frames.
s9sks; snsoa.. fusRtq5s ste 4soy sasySw'rs china
prices paid for shellac classical
albums. VIII also make liberal
allowance for same on sale Of new
ng-piaying records. CUT-RATE
SALES, 522 10th st. NV, Elk. 8S43.
PIANos-Grands. consoles. spinets
g, small gaI1 uprishts. viii pay cash,
PIANOs-celonisl Piano Co pays
highest cash prices for spinets, apt,
upriehts. grands. MA. 1870.
RADIATORS, furnaces. sinks and
used plumbing. STANDARD SAL
WAGE CO., 1882 1st st. ne. -25
batteries, house rags. highest prices
paid II you cannot deliver your &C.
eumulationS. please phone as. ACE
JUNE CO.. 1920 Georgia ave nv
seeRRAPP .fHiQN. scRxP METALS. auto
batteries. house YaSs-Highest prices
pAid II you cannot deliver your
Win ssSsssaas,sts4,sSsa s$s s';s's Co.. 'asf' sis t y 4
SfOvH1. TuRNITURx. fans4s. -
hoxes and heaterA ACNE STOW
co. lo1l ~ sk n.v. IA. sse3.
Evening star., 1949-09-21
PERSONAL

VACANCY, convalescent home; sunny,
5-window rm.. next to bath; excel.
food; reg. nurse in charge; conven
rAiIoR1Sa sshn5Pi 81 AND sS9si ALTERATIONS, LIST
hens. 75c ~ up. New shop, open sn'o !
MI. AIRY REsToRIUM@o0Iovely Ho0 en-
yylronment; Christian home. Phone
I PKEDlcT that on Wed. Sept. 21.
select . 4-disit humber. ea.H The Fh.Hians sum
Of these numbers will be 21,549.
REIIaBLE IH1hI L. coLokED sTa5sh WOMAN in
nearby suburbs will board and care
for small colored children. HI. 534S.
MEN. WOMEN! Old at 40, SO, so!
e 1es yesps esp up boaes
lacking iron;. also contain vitamin
11. calcium. New get acquainted"
size only SOC. At all druggists-in
Washington. at LIGGETT. REx,ALL
MAN ATTENDANT-companion will
handicapped man or boy. Will tutor
the mentally retarded in exchange
room and board plus small salary.
coNvAfEsciENsTrssr 81 Ifssci srsr' or ehronics or
ambulatory, temp. or perm; tray
'erV'' pleas. sur; reas. Ju. 7.sles. q!
TouPEEs. wigs, braids, cnisnons,
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So. Chambers has only the best OF
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MAILING sERvIcE-Envelopes, full
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Inserting, sealing, stamping; COM
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Call for and deliver. UN. 3529.
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Or Console, Olympic Se77. ~
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Permanent or temporary. sH. 4Si4:
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HOSP 1925 Ca ave. NV oE: 4sPs.
GENTLEMAN wants French tutor,
ssly GIVE dsEsn'ns refs. address Sk nrefs5 so.
AETERATioss lESalsi ssssj oss-press.s and ga Suit.
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sfaySs. 81 s ia;Bsss SB' ssss.H I'll MRS. ne. Ss'
PkAMANkNT, -; snampoo and I'M.
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FEEL BET7ER after nrst trestmen,
or NO fee. Men and women come
TO be convinced. By the use Of
slectrotherapy, diathermia, high
frequency. galvanic, mercury sun
lights. enemata. corrective diet, and
other natural methods. / firmly
believe can relieve suffering due to
nervousness. exhaustion, backache
or headache, sinus, colds, or ifiu,
Aching Joints and swollen feet
helped remarkably. Lady naturo-
path. 20 years experience. SH. 1855
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They must always at well to look
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too hard to do. Centrally located
downtown, lilo = st. NV. Rm. 20.
Tel. EX. 1903.