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after completing our complete stream
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Speed writing, the natural ABC Short
hand filing. Secretarial English. Book
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1736 G St. N.W. NA. 2668
Son Francisco's Water Front
Busy With Postwar Shipping
By Jessie Font Evans
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 31—Cal
ifornia is not only a State but a
country, according to the late Lord
Bryce. British Ambassador to the
United States and author of that
great classic, "The American Com
monwealth.”
Particularly does one get this
feeling in cosmopolitan, hill-tilted
San Francisco, city of many races
and tongues. Bom of the meeting
of sea captains and gold seekers, it
has been a banking center since its
beginning because of its direct and
continuing contacts with the mari
time world.
Its enthusiastic boosters, who are
now urging it as a site for the United
Nations because of its year-around
climate, free from frost; its 5-mile
stretch of beach, which lies within
its municipal limits, and its mer
cantile, cultural and reference ad
vantages, declare, “It is a city loved
around the world.”
Today its great Embarcoders, so
long closed to any shipping service
but that of war. is again aromatic
with the pungent odors of seagoing
life and pulsating with commercial
hum as freighters and steamships,
once against discharge and take on
their cargoes.
Golden Gate Symbolic.
Symbolic, too, are Its famous nat
ural harbor, the Golden Gate, and
its outstanding modern engineering
project, the Golden Gate Bridge,
longest single span in the world.
They have the same meaning for
thousands of servicemen returned
from the Pacific area that the God
dess of Liberty has for those from
the European theater.
The vast network of shipyards
and cranes in nearby Richmond and
Alameda is another grim reminder
of the war activity of little over
a year ago. So are the vast acres
of emergency housing units for war
workers, painted one color for day
shifts and another for night work
ers.
The mailed fists of San Fran
cisco's far flung and formidable
coast defenses are not distinguish
able. because they are concealed in
parks bedecked with flowers and
foliage.
San Francisco prides herself on
the subsidized, underground parking
facilities beneath the downtown
squares and parks. In the Union
Square garage, near the St. Francis
Hotel, it is possible to park 17.000
automobiles at one time. Work on
similar large-scale parking opera
tions is under way.
Sweeping Views of Harbor.
The steep hill arrangement of
many of San Franciscos city streets
has been used to advantage by her
builders and necessitates the use of
the picturesque cable cars. As if
they were modern stilts, massive re
taining walls hold up houses, ter
races and gardens gay with flowers,
so that their owners may have
breath-taking views of the harbor.
It is passible “to eat one’s way
around the world’’ in the foreign
restaurants, which continue to be
a gourmet's delight. Of fascinat- j
ing Chinatown. Rudyard Kipling;
wrote, “It is a ward of Canton set
down in the most eligible business
quarters of the city.” Today its
pagodas are but a stone's throw
from the fashionable shopping cen
ter and florist's shops whose wares
are incredibly lovely and amazingly
reasonable.
Fascinating, too. Is the Fisher- I
man s Wharf, now in peacetme glory.'
Here, in an Americanized Neo-1
politan atmosphere, brightly colored i
fishing boats go out and return with
their enormous catches of seafood.
Foreign Students’ Haven.
International House at the Uni
versity of California, across the bay,
gift of the Rockefeller Foundation,
houses many foreign students from
among the more than 25,000 en
rolled.
In the Wells Fargo Bank his-1
torical collection is a real Wells ]
Fargo overland stagecoach, one
which made "the gold run" from
Placerville to Carson City, Nev., j
carrying 16 passengers, baggage,
mailbags and the Wells Fargo treas
ure boxes, guarded by the shotgun
messenger who sat by the driver
who shuttled the six-horse team
across thi danger-beset miles.
In the course of my visit in the
Berkeley home of Dr. and Mrs. A.
Kent Balls, former Lowell street
neighbors in Washington, I am
meeting many Washington friends.
Among them are Mrs. Henry F.
Grady, whose State Department hus
band Is helping conduct American
negotiations in Palestine.
Others Known in Capital.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson are
here, too, visiting their son. Charles,
jr„ who is out of the Navy and in
business in San Francisco. Mrs.
Vernon M. Smith, vice president of
the Berkeley American Association
of University Women, was Irene
Ford, an Eastern High School grad
uate and an alumna of G. W. U.,
class of 1932. Her mother. Mrs. Ella
I. Ford, lives at 1918 H street N.W.
Among the many other Washing
tonians I have met here are Elsi
Hill, the ardent feminist and advo
cate of the Equal Rights Amend
ment. and Mr. and Mrs. High Wil
son Hiatt (she was Louise Alexan- j
der. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
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Fall-term classes begin on
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William C. B. Alexander of 1834
Kenyon street N.W.).
En route to join her husband. Col.
Paul E. Howe, distinguished nutri
tionist, now on the staff of the sur
geon general of the Army in Tokyo,
is Mrs. Howe, herself a specialist
in nutrition and consumer relations.
Continuing her famous husband’s
work of the flora and fauna of high
mountain regions is Mrs. Harvey
Hall, widow of the nationally known
expert in the Carnegie Institution.
She will publish an authoritative
volume on the classification of ferns
shortly.
Panama Canal Society
To Show Film Tuesday
Color films of Panama and the I
Canal Zone will be shown at the
monthly meeting of the Panama
Canal Society of Washington at
7 p.m. Tuesday at the Good Earth
Restaurant, 1609 K street N.W.
This meeting is the first of a ser
ies which will be held the first Tues
day of each month. At the meet
ings, discussions will be held of im
portant developments concerning
the Panama Canal.
Red Cross Speeds Vaccine
The American National Red Cross
is speeding a large quantity of
smallpox vaccine to Liberia to help
combat an epidemic of the disease
which has broken out there. An
equal amount, donated by the
United States Public Health Serv
ice, also is to be shipped to the West
African republic soon.
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Music - Dance - Drama
Saturday Morning
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Greek Church to Hold
Bazaar Next Sunday
A bazaar for the benefit of the
St. Sophia Greek Orthodox Church
will be held at Uline Arena from
1 p.m. to midnight next Sunday,
with proceeds going toward the
building of a new church at Thirty
sixth and Garfield boulevard N.W.
John Kookley, chairman of the
bazaar, said a band will provide
entertainment during the evening.
Other members of the committee
include: Thomas Sklados. Jack
Pappadeas, Peter Monocroussos,
Peter Cokinos, Angelo Bacas, James
Chipouras, Nicholas Choatas, Steve
Voyatzes and Peter Chumbris.
Sibley Hospital Guild
Meeting Set for Sept. 19
The Womans Guild of Sibley
Memorial Hospital will hold its first
United Nations Club
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5. To form new study habits
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lft Miles from Washlnrton
PARSONS Countryside SCHOOL
DAY AND BOARDING
t Nursery through Sixth Grade
A superior nonsectarian children's school, sltnated on flee acres of beau
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The school strives to teach your child as an individual to live happily and
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materialleing upon completion into public performances for the development
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Pony riding and abow riding for children who participate in the Spring
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Your inspection is invited week days, 10:30 to 3:00 P.M.
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Registration Open
School Term September 17 to June 12,
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».
meeting of the 1946-7 season at
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Sibley Hospital.
The following officers, elected at
the final meeting before the sum
mer recess, will assume their new
duties: Mrs. Samuel A. Mooers,
honorary president; Mrs! Fred
Blood, president; Mrs. H. T. Em
brey, first vice president; Mrs. Sel
wyn Cockrell, second vice president;
Mrs. W. D. Elliott, recording secre
tary; Mrs. Charles T. Coale, assist
Fo&J&'on
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FALL REGISTRATIONS
Day School-Sept. 9, 16, 23, 30
Evening School..Sept. 16
Refresher and advanced shorthand.
Typewriting individually taught.
Dav and Evening Sessions
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CAPITAL CITY COLLEGE
i 11101 Vermont Ave. (at L St. N.W 1 »
ant secretary; Mrs. Nellie F. Clark,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Roy
I. Green, treasurer, and Mrs. John
Thompson, assistant treasurer.
Cuba has a record pineapple crop.
MACHHIE
SHORTHAND
FEATURING th« NEW
STENOGRAPH MACHINE
Learn to Write ISO to 2S0
Wordm Per Minute
DAY SCHOOL
Classes Start Sept. 9 and 23
NIGHT SCHOOL
Classes Start Sept 10. IT, 23
Approved for Veterans Under
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(New STENOGRAPH Included)
STENOTYPE
INSTITUTE
Albee Building 1426 G St. N.W.
NAtional 8320
Longfellow School for Boys
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Large Grounds—All Sports
Classes Start September 17
51(X) Edge moor Lane booklet on request
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Zlus Stars
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Advertising Copy for This Special Section
Must Be Placed by Noon Thursday
"Chartered by an Act of Congress"
Southeastern University
Co-educational—Evening Classes '
Fall Term Begins September 16
SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTANCY
Beginning and Advanced Courses leading to B.C.S., M.C.S. degrees. Review
Courses preparing for Public Accounting Practice and C.P.A. exams.
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Courses leading to the Certificate or Title of Associate in Arts in
Business Administration
SCHOOL OF RADIO BROADCASTING
Embraces all skills necessary for Radio Broadcasting, Dramatics, Commercial
Continuity, and Commercial Radio Advertising, Sports
SCHOOL OF ADVERTISING ART
Beginning and advanced courses under the direction of faculty members
who are currently engaged in the field of Commercial Art. The courses
have the endorsement of the leoding advertising agencies of Washington, D. C.
SPECIAL COURSES
Public Speoking, International Economic Relations, Economics and other
courses of importance for personal advaneement and cultural development.
Spanish under the personal teaching of Senor Romos.
Registration: Office of Registrar, Room 300, 3rd Floor of Y.M.C.A. Building.
For information and complete schedule of fall term classes apply to
j 1736 G STREET N.W. __NA. 266B
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LEADERSHIP TRAINING — PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT
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B. C. S. degree conferred.
Accelerated courses: 2 years,
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*M. C. S. degree course includes
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STRAYER
COLLEGE OF ACCOUNTANCY
13th and F NA. 1748
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DIRECTORY
! ACCOUNTANCY Benjamin Franklin University
i - . . 1100 16th St. N.W. RE. 2262
J Two-year day ar three-year evening program leads to B. C. S. degree.- . . offer!
specific training for accounting and auditing positions. . . . furnishes a basis for
;■ advancement to executive posts requiring knowledge of accounting, law, finance
and taxation . . . prepares for C. P. A. examinations. One-year post graduate
course leads to M C. S. degree. Pace curriculum. Coeducational. Ask for 40th Tear
Book.
ACCOUNTANCY Strayer College of Accountancy
\\ w „ Homer Building. 13th and F Sti. NA. 174*
Mmhtc'ir h,th. school graduates and college students. A limited
I "e"nd “ew *,ud*nt* «»» be accepted for fall term classes opening September
! R?j..5 ’* w.-V.’YT*V0" *YlT r?rlT- choosing one of the following courses:
BusIness Adminlstration. Accounting Major. 2-year day course, accelerated program.
conf»rr!H*rf'e-.Can,frrc?’ 3"'eJ.r_E/*,Un* Session Accounting Course, B.C.8. degrea
*MciIieR»r?.r.b«*a* CrP A Preparation. 1-year M.C.S degree conferred:
1§ weeks******** Account*n* Course, for graduates of prewar accounting courses*
ACCOUNTANCY SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY
V’?.tdT,nr.<*d *»“■*«* leading* toV^aV'and M. C. 8 decree*, Frep'a^?
Also ™c?l! ??icSI.tt#Ter571*Ct eYMr* •* c- p- A- examination. Evening rlasses,
fm? farther
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BUSINESS ADMINISTBATION DE. 3549 (Co-educational)
a2d*'Ki*,0?4?nd-^l!?l"*wAifmln»lr*“,V! f«r Professional Accounting, for Butineea
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- *-”* Ask for catalogue.
ART ABBOTT ART SCHOOL
- „ . ... NA. 8054
Fall classes will open in their new buUding at 2013 Eve St N W RecUtr&tlAna
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ART Columbia School of Commercial Art
Day-Evening. 1239 VerB,#nt Are N W “ N St >3*b * '?“>*“•
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_Speech. Script Writing, ProductIon.* “four nailtm'. English. DE' 32**
CIVIL SERVICE BOYD'S CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL
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DRAFTING Columbia school of drafting
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„ . JOIO Vermont Ave. N.W. NA. 5177.
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i_APPROVED FOR VETERANS-’ TRAINING—CATALOGUE UPON REQUEST.
EFFECTIVE-SPEAKING dale cXmegie course
**" 212 Colorado Bldg. DI. 4165.
Effective Speaking. Personality Development. Human Relations. Sales Psychology.
Write or phone LEADERSHIP TRAINING INSTITUTE of D. C.
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LANGUAGES BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
(J30 ]7th (At Eye) N.W. Nation 0270
FRENCH, SPANISH. GERMAN, or any other language. Est. 1878.
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The Power to Succeed.
For complimentary appointment call ME. 2209. 1150 Conn. Ave._
I RADIO-ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING TnSTITUTE
16th Street and Park Road N.W. Telephone HObart 1520
| Residence Sehaol and Home Study Trainlnr in Fadio-Electronics. Engineering.
Broad oast * Television Engineering. Broadcast A Television Servicing. Classes naw
In seaalon. CREI training available also to War Veterans under provisions of
“O. 1.” Bill. Writ* or nhono for catalo* and Information.
SECRETARIAL doyd school oi commerce
REFRESHER and INTENSIVE 'siglnnerC Cours*0”'^SHORTHAND. Typewriting;
•smptometer nil electric escalators, Vocabularly Building. English. Bookkeeping,
Accounting SAFE 14 to 44 «nal time on refresher eoarsea. SMALL elaeiea. RAPID
nregreaa. Accredited Established 28 years. Positions GUARANTEED Graduates
•f '«»r»s. Thousand- placed annually in TOP SALARIED p*aHi*na.
APPROVED GI School for Veterena Training. Manager ts oyeraeaa veteran.
Day-Evening seaelona, NEW elasses atnrtlng. Register Early. ln*nlre.
SECRETARIAL Slnyer College ef Secretarial Training
Homer Bldg.. Thirteenth and F Streets. NA. 1748.
Apply in advance for admission to fall-term classes. Start September 9 and 16.
Shorthand and typewriting for beginners, refresher courses, dictation and tran
scription. Diploma awarded for completing approved Secretarial Course. Regis
tration office open dally and on Monday. Wednesday and Friday evenings. Strayer
training ig approved for GI Veterans. Call in person for information and guidance.
Strayer Employment Service secures positions for graduates.
SECRETARIAL temple secretarial school
HHVMM ********** 1420 K St. N.W. NA 3258
Complete Secretarial Training. Including Machine Shorthand. Individual Instruc
tion* Emphasised Register Now for Fall Classes. Approved for Veteran's Training.
SECRETARIAL Washington School for Secretaries
HUVIIAIAnlr,<1>1 National Frees Bldg. I4tb and F Streets N.W.
The 8 hool With A Select Student Bsdv
Day and Evenins Classes.
COMPLETE SECRbi. ..1 TRAINING AND SHORT. INTENSIVE COURSES
APPROVED FOR TRAINING VETERANS
TELE SHONE DISTRICT 2480 FOR REGISTRATION INFORMATION.
SELF IMPROVEMENT PEABL ATKI"S0N school
__ 1365 Conn, Ave. N.W._ NO. 6171
Short-Story Writing , Monoyway studios
_ _ * __ 3 Lewis Lotten Mansyway. A. M-. Dirceta*
The Pcnthonie. 812 19th St. N.W., NA. 8097.
Fall term begins Oet. I Folders on reqnest. Registration Sent. 14. 2 to 6 P.m.
Starlet hr anr atudents In March. April, May Jana and July magaaine*.
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