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aboard a trans-Atlantic airliner on WASHINGTON, Aug. 11 (U. P.).~|its way to Ireland yesterday. And The attitude of employers toward|the body was left seated in the

|disabled veterans has shown marked| Cabin until the flight was com|\mprovement during the past year, The victim was 53-year-old Felix the veterans’ administration and the Dolan, who was flying to Ireland | United States employment service for a vacation. Iagreed today. | Midway in the flight, Mr. Dolan’s | “The public finally is recognizing Companion, Terrance Munday, tried

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Pilot Bernard Sayre, they said | Of the present total of unem317 NORTH DELAW. ol itn { ployed, ‘some 2,500,000 persons, 130,- Rothing

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1sald. A year ago this group among | |Pan Americ: . an Airways Constella[the unemployed was 170,000 strong. this seal . {tion, landed at Shannon, the pas-

Establishes Special School {sengers gaily filed out. YOUR ASSUR ANCE OF One of the country’s leading; Mr. Munday and Mr. Dolan reA) | watchmakers has established a spe- | mained. Then the morticians came,

| etal school to teach watchmaking to for It When a :

| paraplegics—veterans who are pa- Taken to Cleaners [EERE Coo $2000 Thinking of Aubiying “y% WHITE ASBESTOS SIDING

was impresséd by the skill of a few| LOS ANGELES, Apg. 11 (U.P). % INSULATED BRICK’ SIDING

disabled veterans he had hired. —Going to the cleaners cost Harry Employers who still hesitate to| Ordon $2000, he reported to police. + ROOFING * GUTTERS

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