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ts, likewise Frank's Abfs "Ave ' itarv Affair, next Mniidi.v Maria. It 'was capital chornl w ork- I To A man. the Indies
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Winners Chosen
J proposed lejtislution that l ffive the mothers and with
In Music Contest . the American bnv* hurled m
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Piano contest met t the audito
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08 announced after cnreful delibera two month.) am. ims nhi
tion by the judges, were Irene
Heinfll in the fi to ID years group. belnts given a hearing. Those
Plroaka I-inter in the ID to H Iiik the hill are anxious.l 1
years (tronp. and Marv Steiner In
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the group from 14 to 18 vears.
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ship of John Manning, president >f
the Muwc Teachers Assoc mi ion of California, were Pierre Doniliet. Marc-arct Till v. Mrs. Olga Block-
Barrett, and Mrs, farohne cone Baldwin, all oi them wall known pianists of the buy cities.
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On 101st Birthday :!ianre at his oh! seat ns
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l/AKEPORT. May P.--(I. N. S.) -- Duncan M. Johnston, pioneer Cali fornia gold miner, died here yester
day on his L'Hst birthday. Johnston came to California in '43 during the
in the form of the power ow I don't-proposti anything d
live, but in view of the cot which seem to Vie dveh>pm quite necessary that ih< r
STOld rush and made a fortune. He formed mergers bn kept und
was a naUve'of New York htste. sonab e public eontroV' hen
Dr. Julian R. 1
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fb DR. JULIAN R. BRJ ,, DR. THORNE R. BR.
Q INSTITUTE OF HEAi
1616 California Phone Graystone