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To Report Nominations

The committee on nominations for
the Woman's Department Club of
which Mrs. Frank H. Streightoff is
chairman, will report on the nomi-
nations made Tuesday at the club
house, at a meeting of the board of
directors at 10 a. M, Thursday, fol-
lowing which nominations will be
made public.
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Museum, Omen House

The annual board meeting and
open house of the Children's Mu-
scum, 1150 N. Meridian ST., will be
held tonight when five new men,
bers of the junior board, children of
grade school age, will take their
places. Open house will be from 8
tn 10 n. m.
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VIII He or She Waltz
Is Question ON MARRIAGE
Impossible to AmSzUer
BY MARTHA LEE

" OUTH many times is faced with the problem of waiting
Occasionally young reader will write me- wistfuy ask
ing if sweetheart will be willing to wait for him while he
completes his schooling during the time he goes away get
his start in the business world.
1t is hard problem for to Sometimes these
sweethearts willing to watt but many times waiting be-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-29
Luncheon Brid0e

Active, alumnae and faculty
members of Phi Delta Psi sorority
of Teachers College will attend the
March meeting Saturday, which
will be in the form of a luncheon
bridge party at the Columbia Club.
The business meeting will precede
the luncheon.
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South Bend Club Luncheon

South Bend Club Luncheon
The annual State day luncheon
Of the Progress Club Of South Bend
will be given Saturday at the Oliver
Hotel there when Judge Florence
Allen of Ohio will speak. Mrs.
Edward Franklin White, Indiana's
candidate for general federation
president, will also be a guest of
honor.
The luncheon will be attended by
prominent club women from over
the State and is one of the i'm
portant occasions of the year. The
cornerstone of the new Progress
Club home was laid recently.
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En1LntinM Dinner

Mrs. M. F. Conner, 3941 Kenwood,
Ave, is in charge of reservations for
the annual Egyptian Club banquet
Saturday at 7 p. m. at the Lunley
tearoom. Members of the club are
former residents of southern Illi-
nOiS.
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Travellers AnriLin1.,J

The Ladies Auxulirary to the
United Commercial Travellers will
meet at the Women's Department
Club Saturday evening for election
of officers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-29
RnntiSt Center Pn1.tM

One hundred persons attended the
fourth birthday party of the council
Of the Baptist Christian Center, 1862
N. Blackford St., Tuesday night.
Most Of the church denominations
in the city were represented.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-29
Iona Life AdUice

Mrs. Margaret j. Moddrell, Emf
hence, who recently celebrated her
98th birthday, attributes her long life
to moderate habits. plenty Of fresh
air, substantial food and a clear
conscience.
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LndieS' ,00cietn Pnrt1I

The Ladies' Society of Locomotive
Firemen and Engineers will give a
card party Saturday night in the
hall at Shelby st. and English Ave.
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ST Catherine Reueft

Mrs. Hubert Sauter and Mrs.
Frank Shield are in charge of the
card party to be given for the bene-
fit of st. GATHERINGS Church at 2::30
and $50 p. M, Thursday. in the
school hall, Shelby and Tabor SITS.
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Committee Pnrtu

The ways and means committee
of Magnolia Circle No will enter
tain with a benefit card party
Thursday at 2 p. m. at Red Mems
Hall, Morris and Lee SITS.
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Moose Pnrtu

The women of Mooseheart Legion
will give a card party at 2:30 p. m.
Thursday at the Moose Temple, 1875
N. Delaware st. Mrs. John New
bauer is chairman.
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Business MeetinQ

The business meeting of Sigma
Sigma Kappa sorority will be held
at 8 this evening at the Sphinx
Arms.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-29

The Trio Club will give card
parties Thursday afternoon and
evening at 2915 S. Delaware st.
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Delta Chi SOrOritu

A meeting of Delta Chi Sorority
will be held this evening with Miss
Pauline Tolin, lilo N. oxford st.
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President Is HnsteSS

Phi Gamma Chi sorority will meet
with the president, Mrs. H. Eva
Tucker, 1916 Villa Ave, Friday.
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Beta Delta Tau Sorority will meet
tonight with Miss Lillian Hancock,
$50 Dewey Ave.
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whom RsaF T o7s and Isl Sc o2s; L
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a good chance to join the navy; II l. az 40
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Please tel me which course S e tol 70
na Deaf Of Marx MAJ: D.: You, my dear
boy, are crossing your bridges before
YOU come to them. Perhaps this
girls mothers health will not neceS-
state her leaving the city.
If she does, the only way for you
to decide this problem is for you to
answer the question as to whether
or not this opportunity regarding
your Joining the navy will come
again. If your future depends on
this, you had better take your
chance while you can.
Do not forget, Mark, that two
persons as young as you and tins
girl generally have many beauX and
sweethearts before they settle down
to married life. Another thing, if
this girl really finds out she loves
YOU, she will wait for you If. you
write to her and show her that you
love her, too.
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to keep my parents from knowing OF the
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making a grave mistake to spend so
much of your time having dates.
From your letter I can see you have
so much to learn in the educational
line that you would be a much
smarter young woman If you would
spend most of your evenings study
ing your lessons instead Of riding
around.
Remember, my dear, that the
mere fact that you have blue eyes
and blonde hair and rate many
dates will not help you to earn any
money after you leave school, If you
can not spell and make such an
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Please take this little sermon to
heart. know you want to do what
is right and I also know that down
deep in you, you really know that
you are doing wrong by deceiving
your parents.
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But the ladies think him modest and
they beg to see him go,
And they guess that he's champion
although it isn't sol;
And among the skillful ones he meets a
lady here of note
The one who has the epaulets upon her
Snappy coat
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Then he sees another sliding so appar-
entity at ease,
With a scarf that makes a lovely patch
of color in the breeze,
That he wishes he could muster up
nickels worth of pluck
And begin to be sport himself and try
his skiing luck.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-25
PIELA TO HEAD
TONICHT'S CARD
AT HOLLYWOOD
by United Press Leased Wire

HOLLYWOOD, May 25.-Jimmy
Picla, Los Angeles fcathcrwcight,
will get his second main event shot
at Legion stadium tonight when he
fights lgnacio Fernandez, Filipino,
5n "a ten round 60.
Picla, for more than two years Il
preliminary boy at Los Angeles and
nearby fight clubs, crashed the fca-
turc main event division less than
"A month ago when he trimmed Tony
Mandcll
While he has lost to both Bud
Taylor and Santiago Gorilla, after
knocking out Abe GoldStein, Fer.
nandcz has shown class and should
be difficult number for Picla.
Picla is hard punchcr, The odds
are against him, but a victory for
aim is not unlikely,
Jack Roper and Willie Johnson
will tangle in the six round semi
windup
Joe Pimcnthal and Joe Artcga
will hold forth in the special, also
of six rounds.
The four round punchcrs will be
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-25
MORGAN RETAINS
JUNIOR CROWN BY
BEATING MARTIN
BY GEORGE KIRKsEY
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, May 25.-Tod Nor
gan of Seattle, Wash, who is the
dean of ring champions in that he
has held his title longer than any
of the present title holders, success
fully defended his junior light
weight crown against Eddie "Can-
Lonball' Martin, former bantam
champion last night in Madison
Square Garden.
Martin kept up a persistent at
tack, but was unable to fathom
Morgan s clever defense and the
champion won eight of the -
rounds by landing cleaner and more
frequent blows.
Morgan crossed a singing right
to Eddie s jaw repeatedly and peck
ed the challenger s face with an
annoying left. Martin was best at
mitigating, where his short arms
beat tattoo ON Morgan S frail
body.
Morgan, who won the $50 pound
title from Mike Rallerino in Dec
cmbcr, 1925, somehow continues to
retain his laurcls despite the fact
|, he has almost had the crown top
pied from his head several times.
OF a slight build, Morgan gives
/ the impression that one good solid
body blow would crumplc him, but
so far no ono has been found at 130
pounds capable of delivering that
wallop.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-25
SPORT NEWS SECTION
BUICK OUTFIT
HANGS DEFEAT
UPON F!REMEN

Leon Lees Buick baseballers
played tight baseball in the pinches
at Wilson Field last night and while
the averages were all in favor of
the firemen the Bucks won the ball
game by to 3 score. While they
made six errors only one of them
resulted in run for the fircmcn.
On the other hand the one error
committed by the fircmcn was in
the middle of a rally, resulted in i
score and with the Buick s bunch
ing four of their six hits along with
a base on balls and the error, they
scored four runs in the inning. Two
walks followed by the other two
hits of the Bucks served to add to
the other two runs.
Cushman set new record for
strikeOuts in the game, tanning IS
of the Bucks in eight innings. This
bctters the mark made the night
previous by Southworth who famed
a like number, but in nine frames.
The game proved an exciting one
and the Bucks showed throughout
that they have team that will be
in the running at the finish. The
fircmcn are always a dangerous CON
tender and the victory puts the
Bucks very much in the running.
The score of last night s game
follows:
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-25
Bulldog Team
To Play Blythe

The Blythe baseball team will in
wade CalcXico tomorrow afternoon
for semifinal contest in the
Southern California High School
conference championships. \ change
in arrangements makes Blythe the
opponents instead of FL Monte high
school.
Blythe defeated Riverside to cop
tie title of that county while the
CalcXicans won the Imperial Coun-
ty championship. While it was be
licvcd that a previous game played
by CalcXico at San Diego, with the
st. Augustine team had put the
CalcXicans out of the running it
was announced yesterday that this
game has since been ruled as only
- practice contest and not included
in the championship tournament.
This gives the Bulldogs another
crack at the title.
The CalcXicanS will line up as
follows: Il. Garcia If, Young 2b, r,
Para p, Thomas 3b, Bump III, Men
Zillc rf, A. Garcia, Spccr IS, Black
man {.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-25
WATCHING THE
SC0REBOARD

Yesterdays Hero.-JcSs Petty,
BROOKLYN southpaw, who pitched
himself back in the good graces of
Uncle Wilbert Robinson by holding
the New York Giants to three hits,
the Robins winning, 3 to 0.
The New York Yankees opened
their crucial six game series with
the Philadelphia Athletics by split
ting a double header. Tony LaZzcr-
+; drove in six runs in the first
game with two singles and a triple,
the Yankees winning, to Z. Ossic
Orwall held the Yankees to six hits
and > runs home runs by Ruth and
Lazzerri-and the \ s took the sec
ond ; to ..
Flint Rhcm checked the league
leading Cincinnati Reds and the St.
Louis Cardinals won their fourth
straight game and moved within
half a game of the top. The score
was to /, Holm and Bottomlcy
getting a home run driving in five
runs between them.
The Chicago Cubs lost their
fourth straight game as the Pirates
broke their own losing streak with
a to . victory.
FothcrgiIl's double in the 18TH
gave Detroit s to 4 win over the
Chicago White Sox.
Eighteen hits failed to drive Sam
Gray from the box and the st. Louis
Browns beat the Cleveland Indians,
- 70 q.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-25
MANY ENTERED
IN SILVER GATE
CHANNEL RACE
by United Press Leased Wire

san DIEGO, Cal, Nal 25.-Thc
largest entry list from northern
swimming clubs in nine years will
be entered in the annual Silver
Gate channel race for men and
women here Sunday, June s.
Hollywood Athletic club entries
are Weston Kimball, Austin Ciapp
and George Harris
Fred Clark, Cassius, Purkiss,
Coiner Froom, Preston Shell, Jack
France, Howard White, Bert Cell,
Leland Rice, Dorwin and Norman
Coy and Carol, Norman and Winston
johnson, all of the Santa Maria,
Cal, swimming club have register
ed.
The Pacific Military Academy of
Culver City, Calf, will have Rank
Costello, Sommcrs Young, Joe Hub
Lard, Harvey Hill, Jack Young,
Wilkes Whcatly, Clark Stafford,
Harold Beck, Karl Sucssdorf and
Eddie and William Birkholz.
The four Skccts brothers, Ray,
Roland, Harold and Norman are to
nc entered from Glendale. Cal,
Athletic Club as arc Albert Van
elise and George Staigg.
Paxton Klaus, John Allen, Plcscia
Earl and Fred Kayler will represent
Long Beach Polytechnic High.
The Pasadena Athletic club
swimmers are Larry Beck, Harold
Novis, Frank Graham, Bob Williams
and Rod Ward.
From Los Angeles Ambassador
Hotel will como Robert Bond, Her
shcl Lewis and Edward Won cleft.
The Toronto swimming club of
Canada win have two sisters, Janet
and Muricl Sheather in the woman S
r;cc, the san Clements Calf,
Beach club, Adalin" Whaling,
Cecilia Gunha, Marjorie Lowe and
olga O'Ryrne; and the Glendale
Athletic club, Vera Best.
Entries close May 50.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-25
Senators Add
To League Lead
by United Press Leased Wire

Sacramento came out of its slump
yesterday TO beat Oakland, 6 to :,
and increased its Pacific coast
J, ague lead to two fun games.
Meanwhile. san Francisco, run
ncr up, was locing to Mission, 10 10
{. Hollywood, in third position, was
having trouble with Los Angeles
again and fell backward when it
lost to the Angels, ) to !, for the
third successive day.
In the north Portland also regis
tered its third victory i'll a row over
Seattle, 3 TO !.
Bruce Cunningham held Holly
wood scorelcss for seven innings.
Then the Stars threatened with 4
run in the eighth and three in the
ninth, but fell a tally short. Tolson,
of Los Angeles and Lee of Holly
wood hit homo runs.
Five runs in the last three in
Dings gave Mission its victory over
the Seals. Circuit drives by Hughes
and Bodie helped. The Bells lead
the series, > games to one.
Oakland had the bsacs filled in
the ninth, but fine throw to the
plato by Hoffman prevented Il ty-
ing run and gave Sacramento its
first victory of the week after two
lcfcats. Rolwcr, of the winners,
got home run.
Two runs in the ninth inning en-
ahlcd Portland to beat Seattle and
lead the series, three games to
none. Ncrkcs twirlcd good bah for
the victors.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-25
Here and There
In Sport World
by United Press EeHsed " ire

DETROIT Stanislaus Loyaza,
Chilean lightweight, defeated Bruce
Flowers, of New Rochelle, \. Y, in
ton rounds.
CHICAGO Mike Dundee. Rock
island, Ill.,, junior lightweight and
Joe Medill, Chicago, fought a ten
round draw. Young Nationalista,
Filipino feathorweight from Calf
ornia, knocked out Bcnnic Schwartz
of Baltimore in the first of a
scheduled ten round bout.
PHOENIX, Ariz.,-Lco Mitchell,
Los Angeles light heavyweight, de
fratcd Owen Phelps, Mesa, Ariz.,
u a ten round bout here last night,
In the six round scmi-windup, Kid
Val Don, middleweight, won the de-
clsion over Roy Quinn.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-25
STANFORD TEAM
BIG THREAT AT
|. {. 4l-A MEET
By FRANK GETTY
Omitted Press Sports Editor)

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 25. =
Six times in the past seven years,
athletes from Pacific coast universi-
ties have carried away the track
and field champ pionships of the in
tercollegiate A. A. A. A. and here
they are again.
A strong Stanford University
team, last years champions, is, fav-
ored to win the intercollegiate title
on Soldiers field today and tomor-
row, piling up points in the field
events, as in the past.
The East has marshalled some ca
pable performers in the track events
but hardly enough to make serious
inroads upon the point total of the
Californians.
A husky 2O0-lb Stanford six foot
er named Eric Krenz, is expected to
account for two first places this
year. Krenz has been tossing the
discus as far as 154 feet and also
put the shot close to 80 feet.
Perhaps the most picturesque fig
ure on the Stanford team is bud -
Spencer, its be-spectacled captain.
Spencer was picked from terrific
automobile smashup a few years
ago, on which occasion his life, not
to mention his athletic accomplish
monts, was despaired Of.
But Spencer proved himself made
of the stuff that makes heroes and
although he suffered the loss of an
eye he fought his way back to ath-
letic fame and became one of the
greatest quarter milcrs of all time
While Stanford stands out as pos
sessing championship calibcr, no
fewer than 80 colleges have entered
766 athletes for this 52nd annual
track and field meet of the |. &. A.
\. A. \.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-25
Score by LlI-Egs

Summary-Threc base hits, Birch
field and Erwin; two-basc hits, Har-
rigan and Cushman; base on balls,
off Cushman, 6; off Ellis 3. Struck
cut, by Cushman, Is; by Ellis, 6.
Left ON bases, Bucks, ;; Fircmen
IA. Empires, La Blanc and Walker.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-25
Lost and Found

4OST-Singer sewing machine
head, between Rock Ranch ana
Culley Ranch, east 10l Ranch.
Return to Singer office, FL Cen
tlo. Reward. 42tJ
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-25
Ball League To
Meet Tonight

A meeting of the FL Ccntro Night
Indoor baseball league has been
called by President Crassford at
the Imperial Valley Press office for
7:l5 o'clock tonight. The meeting
has been called early in order that
it will not interior with those
wishing to attend the fight program
at the arena.
President GlaSsford has announc'
ed that several important matters
will be brought up for discussion at
the meeting and urges and early
representation of each team.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-25
So. California
Sport Briefs
By United Press Leased Wire

PASADENA, Calf, May %
nolos 6Kid) Williams, san Fran
cisco flyweight, and Alfredo I'm
perial, Los Angeles Filipino, boxed
a 10 round draw here last night.
Tiger Bob Robinson, negro mid
dlcWcight, scored technical knock
cut over Hank Cation in the fifth
round Of the scheduled six round
scmi-windup.
Kid Esau beat Danny Soils, Chick
Feralto shaded Tony Francisco
and Al Wright beat Tommy Sanchez
III the four roundcrs
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-25

OWNER of $4,000 Hollywood
home, vii ltradc for home in Ell
Centre. Sec W. Z. Robert, III
Main st. 2it6
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-25

Last week ia hives of bees were
cremated i'll Yolo county because
of foul brood.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-25
Situations Wanted

WANTED-Few hours housework,
mornings, or would take care Of
place during vacation. Phone
509W. afternoons. gets
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-25

The annual flower show at Sac
ramcnto opened April % with 1900
individual entries.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-25
NEW, USED AUTO PARTS FOR
ALL MAKES OF CARS
California Auto Wrecking
Company
43S MAIN ST.
Ell CENTRIC
Help Wanted Female

WANTED-Middle aged lady for
hotel-dining room. Must be pastry
cook. Midland Hotel, Heber.
22t4
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WANTED-Competent white woman
for housework in mountains for
the summer. Good wages. Phone
FL Centro lS6. eats
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-25

FOR ShLE--1wc houses, one on
Wensley, one on Vine. Very rea'
sonable terms. Inquire Valley
Lumber Co. 26tf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-25

FOR SALE-Two beautifully mark.
ed Boston Bull puppies, pedigreed,
$25 and $35. CAB Olive. Phone
474. 25t2
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-25
TODAYS WANTS

SLEEPING ROOMS-627 Orange.
Hot and cold water. Free parking
space. 16tf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-25

FOR SALE-Nery desirable six
room residence on paved street,
65 ft lot. Small down payment.
Balance like rent. Phone 28S. Will
consider renting furnished for one
year. 23t4
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-25

TotaIq ~ % & 6t26 10 6
Blackburn out for batting out Of
turn.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-25
For Rent, Farm Land

FOR RENT-160 acres, miles
southwest of HoltviIlc, for corn.
Old Stoddard Ranch. Hardy
Charles, Hayward Hotel, Los An
geles. 23t6
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-25
Automobile Supplies

EXIDE BATTERIES-$9.75 and
your old battery. Wilson Machine
Shop. Phone 40J. 26tf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-25

II Sing and Il. Palmini in one bout
and Johnny cruz and Claude Var.
ucr in another
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-25

SANTA MONICA, Calf, May p.
- Mrs. Harry PrcsSlcr, Of San Ga
Lricl, and Miss Kathleen Wright, of
ttirtridgc, meet at Bcl-Air today in
what is expected to hc the semi
final round feature of the southern
California women S golf champions
ship.
Mrs. Dan Jones. former state
tjtIiNt, and Mrs. Harry GrosSman,
veteran lIilIcrcst star, are schcdul-
Cd in the other bracket.
Los ANGELES, May -. More
than $1,000 in gold and silver tro-
phics will be competed for by a
record entry list in the first mid
summer all-brccd champion dog
show here June $ and 9, it was an
nCunccd today.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-25

FLAT FOR RENT-San Diego. For
rent during months July and Au-
gust, beautifully furnished flat,
including Steinway piano, sun
porch, entrance hall, large living
room, dining room, two large bed
rooms, kitchen and bath. Excel
lent garage. Property located in
exclusive residential district.
Rent $4,000. This is splendid val
ue and is available only to adults
with references. l.. A. Walker,
1049 Second st. 24t3
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-25
For Rent, Houses

FOR neutrality-suspicious. and
rooms. 305 South Fourth. 24t4
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-25

WANTED-Man and wife to work
on ranch. Lady to cook. p. o.
Box 833, FL Centre. 25tf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-25
For Sale, Real Estate

TWO 30X60 ft. lots and cabin at
Live Oak Springs, $S50.00 cash.
Write or see Colman Furniture
Co., Brawley. 21 cod -
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yoveIv homes. awaiting yonr Oc-
runancv. are offered for sale through
tOday's Times and Herald Classlne0
cnInrnna.
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This is the famous Cros-
ley Musfeone, scientifically
designed. 1t reproduces In
natural tone and volume.
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