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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-30
| 1 SCENT ISTVANs
HALT vAsARNAp
SzENTELTEK Eel
Fenyes egyhazi iinnepsegeket
diszes hankett k0vette. Az uj
Scent Istvan Terem a magyar
sag legnagyobb helyisege
Youngstownban. Sep udvOz-
l6 beszedek es ajandekOk

4SSS1 CAAAASHSS >S ~
sarnap mem csak a Scent Ist-
van egyhaz nepe, hanem az
egesz youngstown magyarsag.
Felszenteltek es felavattak az
III Scent Istvan termet.
Ft. Biro Lorinc plebanos
munkaja nem ment hiaba. A
hitkozseg nepenek partolasa a
legnagyobb dicseretet erdemli
meg. A kozel 80 esztend0s
t'oreg' templom most mar leg
alabb felig megujhodott.
A munkalatok meg mem
nytrtek befejezest. Nemsokara
a templom belsejet is megja-
vitjak es ha a jelenlegi felbuz-
dulas mem lesz szalmalang, ak
kor hamarosan ui kont0st is
kaphat az Greg fatemplom.
A Scent Istvan terem min
denkit meglepett. K0zel negy-
szazan voltunk a teremben,
1nintegy 370-en iiltiink a va
csoranal es elfertiink szepen.
A terem magas, szellos, villa
gos. Ha szinpadja is elkesxil,
igen alkalmas lesz szineloada-
sok tartasara.
Nagyon jol mondotta egy
fatal szonok:
K0szonjik az oregeknek,
hogy ezt a termet felepitettek.
Tudjuk, hogy ertiink t0rtent,
fiatalokert, hogy legyen he
lyiink szocialis es kulturalis
6sszejovetelekre. Meghalaljuk.
A reggeli nagymise, arnelyet
Ft. DR.. Mundweil Janos, a Ma
gyarok Nagyasszonya hitkoz-
seq plebanosa enekelt es anne
lyen szepen predikalt, delutan
S orakor litania kereteben ko-
vette a felszenteles.
Pipoly Gyula volt a banket
tosztmestere, mindenki meg
elegedesere. Els6nek Melts. es
Ft. Roller Endre cleveland
plebanos beszelt es az ersek eS
piispok neveben gratulalt
hitkozsegnek es papjanak.
Aztan Nemenyi Miklos Emo
a Nagybizottsag elnoke vette
at a szot es miutan atadta a
Nagybizottsag udvozletet e.
kifejezte az osszmagyarsae
0r0met, bemutatta mike" Kir.
want, a magyarok altal jol is
inert kongresszment, aki min
ket kepvisel Washingtonban.
Congressman Kirwan ma
gyon sep beszedet mondott.
Nemenyi meg bemutatts
Maurice Lipsher allami szena
tort, Alec Klempay-t, aki kon
traktor volt es Mark Flana
CANT, a Mahoning megye
Board of Election egyik tagjat
es aztan visszaadta a szot Pi
poly tosztmesternek, aki sor
ban szolitott vagy 20 testii
letet.
Kulonosen megenlitette a,
0regek koziil Kelemen Karolyt
Bino Jozsefet, Matyasy Jozse
fet, Habodasz Gusztavot, ozv
Vasko Ferencnet, id. Horvatl
Istvant. Eek k0zil tobbel
sep beszedet mondottak.
Kil0nben lit k0z0ljiik Bir,
four szereny jelenteset az ese
menyr6l:
November 26-an, vasarnal
este lezajlott a basement szen
telesi unnepely. Sok izgalom
NAL jar az ilyesmi. A k0z0nsea
mindvegig j6l, ,fegyelmezette,
viselkedett. Halas kosz0net ,
hitk0zseg asszonyainak a f6ze
faradsagos munkajaert; lea
nyainknak, Horvath Antalne
val az eliikon, a felszolga1asert
Mathe Lajos es tarsainak
tiizes muzsikaert. Mindenk
jol erezte magat. A musk;
utemeire mindenki elfeledt
faradsagat. Sokaig eltancol
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-03-03
WEST VA. STATE
COLLEGE TO HOLD
EXPOSITION FOR
FOUNDERS, DAY

INSTITUTE, w. Va, March -
President John w. Davis has Just
announced that West Virginia State
College will sponsor an Educational
Exposition in celebration OF It's
Founders Day on May B, 1889. rms
Exposition will reveal the produe-
tive, creative and business achieve
ments Of Negroes in West Virginia.
Interest IN this program in various
sections Of the state is high.
The Educational Exposition will
represent unique departure but q
very appropriate one IN the celebfa-
ton OF Founders Day. The College
is a land grant institution and as
such is dedicated to the service OF
the people Of the state in the esev-
cal pursuits and professions Of life,
L. j. k. Wells, State Supervisor o.
Negro Schools is serving as slate
field director Of the exhibits for the
Educational Exposition. Professor
Harry w. Greene Of the college i
the general chairman Of the Found
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-03-03
DyBOIS' LECTURE ON ORIGIN OF
RACES STIRS RADIO AUDIENCE
Speech at University of Chicago Chapel
Called Most Scholarly and
Exhaustive Heard in Many Years

CHICAGO, March ! tANP)--lhe
radio listeners, u. Of G. faculty and
unanimous and voiced opinion OF
students and just plain citizens for
tunate enough TO hear "Thc Ethics
of Race Discrimination" discussed
last Sunday by DR.. w. r. b. Dubois
il that il was the most interesting,
comprehensive and penetrating
studv of the origin of races and the
most scathing Indictment Of so-called
"white supremacy" heard IN the
metropolitan Chicago area the past
I, .ade.
DIR. Dubois, whose logic and phll-
osophy now fnds expression ~ At
lanra university's Department OF
Sociology, gave his radio adaiess m
the ahapel Of The University of Chi
cago. Speaking Of The problems y
race---as between NoIdics and jews,
whites and blacks, and Europeans
ana 4 siatics--Dr. Dubois theorlzed. .
Before the World war we were
wont 10 exrpess these acts IN a
series Of propositions These
statements are: (l)-There are per-
sons in the world dangerous or even
fatal TO the worlds well-being. t2)
These persons belong TO cetain
easily distinguishable races. l3l-
These races comprise the majority
OF mankind and l41--The saving
remnant, minority Of men, must
keep themselves apart and distinct
in order to save civilization.
'sPut this way and inculcated by
direct teaching, by social ENVIRON
ment and by various methods
through which we impress the young,
the duty on the part OF a minority
of the white race to save the world
became terrific y. The white man s
burden was heavy. With, and be.
hind such earnest people were, Of
course, many others with far dill
erent and lower motives.
when capitalism became the
dominant method OF modern Euro
pean industry in the 18th century,
il was founded on the gold which
slavery in Africa and America pour
ed into Europe during the 18th and
18th centuries. and on the Industrial
Revolution which the African slave
trade instituted III this way color
caste was not conclusion Of
seience. 50 much as q necessity for
the profits OF industry 4 tremen-
dous change in the relation Of hui
man beings was bound to follow.
Theories of racial difference had
behind them the Sugar I'm ire q
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-03-03
SAFETY TIP
TO BOYS!
After T',o raTl"
by ChafLes x Harris

March winds are coming. and with
them kae-flying time.
Kite flying is dangerous if done
near electric wires and moving We
hiclcs. A kite should not have a
metal frame Neither should it be
flown with wire string, tinsel tail,
nor even Il wet string or wet cloth
TAIL
These precautions, recommended
for the protection Of children. are
heralded by Robert Ii. Krone, safety
director Of The Cincinnati Gas II
Electric Company. They are con-
tanned III bulletins and posters dis
tributed by him to public, parochial
and private schools III Greater Gin
einnati, Hamilton and Middletown.
Boy Scout leaders and directors Of
u. Nj. G. A, and other youth organi-
zations have also been requested to
cooperate iii this move To insure d
! minimum of needless accidents from
kite flying
krone urges atwood construction
for kite frames. Meta flames, wire
string and tinsel tis, he points out
are hazardous. III either Of them
comes in contac with an electric
vine, not only Is child flying the
kite il danger eng shocked, but
resultant damaga to the electric
system il that .oNaiity is easily pos
sible
The plea for children TO fly kites
elsewhere tnan around electric wires
Krone lls, h purely one for chile
| protection Kite flying should no
be tone near any Travelled street o
! highway Too, no effort should b.
nlHec 10 rescue i kite lodged in elec
tgic wires or a tree, he adds, a
eiambing may lead To falling an
serious injury.
Parents are appealed to by kron
for support in this safety campaign
He emphasizes that scarcity of acci
dents from kite flying in the pas
does not lessen the possibility of it
being Il sport fraught with extrem
danger.
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the West Indies and the Cotton
Kingdom Of the United States,
founded on Negro slavery; the golti.
diamonds and copper Of South Al
rica, built on forced aid lc@-p4ia
black labor, the rubber ana IVORY Of
the Belgian Congo bu!t 81 slavety
and monopoly. and patation o.
the Whole continent Of Africa for
purposes of exploitation and profit
making
America meall., il it means any
thing, the rise of the lowly; the rise
Of certain economic and social
classes either outcaet from f.ui ope
~ looked apon for the most part
with 4 d.aiavoi Thee can b no
doabt. on the one hand tina Lac
average level tf the American ma
ton today compares we'll VII the
so. "a ... 0n the other hand 4 err
4 TO doubt Of origins, no ms tel
ow fashie nable from time to time
it Is to forget or deng IA =. w
are not only descend .fon Negs'
slaves but from White workers VII,
in the early days Of the Repubile
were regarded as 40 better than
slaves. Neither in mental ability
and physical strength nor hi spiritual
gifts were the twhite) indentufed
servants regarded in the 10th and
18th centuries, As one whit the SUI
perioi Of Negroes
"The persistence of war today
rests upon the silent public opinion
here III this audience and through
out the world which condones and
believes IN, the suppression Of the
laboring masses who strive drunken
ly to direct Russia Of the Japanese
who seek TO take the domination Of
Asia out OF the hands Of whites, Of
indians who 10 not seem to be proud
ta lave and stafpe as British sub
iects, and 20 Negroes who are
nothing
Not only was the last World War
and the coming World War i direct
child of race and class discrimina-
ton and exploitation, but until our
whole attitude toward race il chang
aI ,tnttl 200 eaoea Ia uSa r.lrp
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-03-03

Septembef Il. 1926 and returned vim
the Cape Of Good Hope on June i,
1890.
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There are approximately tllfe9
thousand enlisted men under special
instruction at all times in the var
ious service schools maintained by
the u. S. Navy.
Advancement in the Navy is reg
ular, but it depends on mans ma
tural ability, his intellectual back
ground, and the force of his own
personality With proper applica-
ton he can work his way up through
the ranks TO become a commissioned
officer.
Gunnery competition in our Navy
started in 1908: Engineering COM
petition in 1909 Battle Efficiency
competition in 1910: and Communi-
cation competition in 1921.
More people have paid homage to
the frigate Constitution than any
man of war that has ever been COM
missioned In one day in the port
of Los Angeles, $4,000 visitors came
on board.
Only three men have ever hell
the permanent rank of full admiral
in the United States Eavy-David
G. Farragut, David Porter and
George Dewey.
All hospital ships must afford as
sistance of both friend and enemy.
Ten allied hospital ships We're sunk
BY submarines during the world war.
The u. S. S. Langley, in 1922, first
introduced airplane-carrier opera
tions to the seagoing forces Of tha
u. S. Navy: shortly thereafter,
planes and catapults became a part
of the regular equipment Ct all our
battleships and cruisers.
ss =
The first ". S. warship to circum-
navigate the globe was the u. 8. s.
yincennes, commanded by Captain
agzsasasa EiASA. She lses New York
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FFUEH RSNRP FIGS
by Joseph R. FliasIer and Paul carruf

At the ball, he overheard a lovers GUAR
rel, and saw the young girl left alone, whiie
her former sweetheart went off ~ifh snoth.
or. Harris thought TO himself Many haarr
is aching, after tho ball
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ers' Day Committee. Other commit
tees are busy at work on such inn
rortant assignments as hospitality,
housing, entertainment, educational
coordination, invitations, I entries,
publicity, awards. the educational
exposition program, decoration, peo-
pie, music, and general information.
The college is erecting display
booths so as to receive exhibits from
all sections Of the state by noon on
Monday May first.
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The first ". S. warship to circum-
navigate the globe was the u. 8. s.
yincennes. commanded by Captain
&gaasasa EsnaA. She lsfs New York
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-09-21
NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTED
TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas, on December 14th, 1888,
Andrew Wade and Pricilla Wade ex-
ecuted a deed of trust to the trustees
therein named for the benefit of the
Peoples Bank of Durant, Mississippi.
on the lands hereinafter described.
which deed of trust is recorded in the
office of the clerk of .he Chancery
Court, of Lexington, Holmes Coun-
ty, Mississippi. in Trust Deed Book
66, page 179, which secured an in
~debtedness therein described. and
Whereas, the beneficiary in said
deed of TRUST substituted the under
signed as trustee therein by a writ
ing dated September s. 1889, record
ed in said Clerks office in Mortgage
and Deeds Of Trust Book 6. page 265,
and
Whereas, the debt secured by the
said deed of trust became due, past
due and is now unpaid and the under
signed having been requested by
the beneficiary in said deed of trust
to ~foreclosA same, I William A. Ba-
cor Substituted Trustee, will, within
legal hours, on the 29th day of Sep
tember, 1889, at the east door of the
courthouse Of Holmes County, Mis-
sissippi, in the City of Lexington.
Mississippi. offer for sale and will
seR to the highest bidder for cash
the following described land situated
in Holmes County, Mississippi, to-wit:
Sc quarter Of Sc quarter of
Section II, Township IA, Range
4 East, Holmes County, Missis-
siPpi.
Witness my signature, this the 9Th
day of September, 1889.
WILLIAM A. BACON.
1867 Substituted Trustee.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-09-21
CHARTER OF INCORPO-
RATION

State Of Mississippi
Office Of Secretary Of State
Jackson
/, Walker Wood, Secretary of State
do certify that the Charter of Incor
poration hereto attached entitled the
Charter of Incorporation of Durani
Lumber Company was pursuant Il
the provisions of Chapter 100, Code
of Mississippi Of 1880, recorded in
the Records of Interpretations in this
office Book No. 1910, Page 266.
Given under my hand and the Great
Seal of the State of Mississippi here
unto affixed this Eighteenth day OF
/, September, 1889.
WALKER WOOD,
Secetary Of State.
Executive Office
Jackson
The within and foregoing Charter
of Incorporation Of Durant Lumber
Company is hereby approved.
In testimony weherof, / have here
unto set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of Mississippi
to be affixed, this Eighteenth day
of September, 1888.
HUGH WHITE,
Governor.
WALKER WOOD,
Secretary of State.
CHARTER OF INCORPORATION
OF DURANT LUMBER COMPANY
The Corporate Title of said COM
pany Is, DURArNr LUMBER COM
PANY.
The I'M of the Incorpsrators
A. M. Stonestreet, Post Office, Jack.
son, Miss.
J. b. shamburger, Post office. Durant,
Miss.
The domicile of the Corporation
is Durant, Miss.
The amount OF capital stock au-
thorized, Is two hundred shares of
common stock.
The par value of this stock per
share is one hundred dollars.
6.
The period Of existence Of said cor
p0ration is fifty years.
The purpose for which it is Gre
ated is to engage in the general
Wholesale and retail sales of lumber; to
buy and sell lands, timber and hum
Der; to manufacture and re-manu-
facture and ship lumber and sam
mill products; to own and operate
saw-mills, planning mills and all kinds
of machinery incident to the nan
facture and sale Of such saw
mill products; to develop the
natural resources OF the lands that
may be owned by said corporation;
to contract for and to erect buildings
70 ha-S'e sell a~s deal With ~ hui,a-
ing supplies and materials, saw-miil
supplies and materials and machinery
of every kind and character includ.
ing farm machinery; to erect, ope-
rate and own cold-storage plants OF
buildings; to buy and sell real estate
s.
The powers that may be exercised
by the Corporation are those con
ferred by permission of Chapter 100
Of Code of 1890 Laws OF Mississippi
and shall not be inconsistent or con
trary to any law of the State of Mis-.
sissippi
The number Of shares Of stock of
each class to be subscribed and paid
for before commencing business, is
one hundred shares of common stock,
Witness our hands this the 18th
day of September, 1889.
A. N. STONESTREET,
v. B. SHAMBURGER-
State OF Mississippi
County Of Holmes
Personally appeared before me. the
undersigned authority in and for
said county and state, A. M
6~tonestreet, who acknowledges that
he signed and delivered the above
and foregoing instrument on day and
date thereof.
Given uAder my hand and official
seal this the 1tth day Of September.
1859.
II. L. CLEMENTS,
Notary Public.
MY commission expires May II. 1910.
State of Mississippi
County Of Holmes
Evening star., 1939-07-23

Merlin Crowford
at the boss drum
and Corroll brot-
mon eloshino the
eymbols.
Evening star., 1939-07-23

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Evening star., 1939-07-23

(Rieht) Overhead shot
Of q string section Of
the kotionoI Symphony
in shirtsleeve reheorsol.
Note the womon musi-
cion. Miss Koy Rickert,
omone the violinists.
Star Staff Photos by Mueller.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-09

NIcAned bfIck, tH,VV NJ. oUi LONA ~
CHINA CLOSET toak easel. $500.
1910 South 18th.
ENGLISH wALNuTs. 8 lbs. for si.oo.
After GOO. TAO Fawcett.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-09

SIX-ROOM house, double plumbing;
full basement; garages. 8003 So
Yakima.
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Business Opportunities

FOX Puyallup Valley lands, H v.
smith. 204 Provident bid. BR 34o6.
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NO DELAY-Cash for equity, estates.
LINCOLN REALTY, TIT So. seth.
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FAMILY SIZE septic tanks. sis.b7.
Modern Supply CO.. iS4< Commercs
street Main 05S4.
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rhon. wan, AZ. to Main sin
Miscellaneous for Sale
BIO AUCTION
HOFsT f:
q23 Tacoma Ave

IL foNOiIio fNFC.
REPOSSESSED FURNITURE
at / p. m. a large
quantity OF furniture and house
furnishings. that has been sent
TO this salesroom by a finance
company and private owners.
will be sold. Listings include
small Estey piano (Circassion
wainut). cedar chest, beds.
springs. room-size rugs. carpet
runners. Singer sewing machine.
dressing table, chest of drawers.
breakfast sets. lamps. kitchen
cupboard. new utility table, May
tag washing machine. radio.
small enamel range. tools. dishes,
combination desks and book
cases, curtain remnants, heater,
Radiant Fire heater. chairs, ts-
bles. lots boxes of apples, and
innumerable other articles.
FRED HoFSTETTER,
Auctioneer.
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Wanted to Rent
By Raeburn Van Buren,

LET Us MANAGE your property.
Stewart-Bradley, lol P. S. Bk. bldg
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Fifty-Fifty, Shake Pal

CASH for saw. & loan acct's. Richard
w. Accann, e1o Fidelity. Ma ll4e.
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RAGS-Bring them 70 2is So asa st.
We pay Sc 10. Main 1888.
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FEED and sugar sacks, 80 cents,
Write. Route Z. Box 1873. Tacoma.
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FOR SALE-400 New Hampshire Red
Having hens. 6O4 i4th Street, South
west. Puyallup. Otto kersten-
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MIILHRs' POULTRY. Red fries,
wholesale 23c. retail 25c pound
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DUPLEX HOUSE. four rooms, nicely
furnished. Inquire 543O So. Birm-
ingham
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Poultry and Supplies

HEAVY fryers. now selling 26c lbs
dressed at Wilson Poultry, soo1
Portland ave MA oe23.
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STEEL SAVINGS & LOAN Accrs.
III Pacific Ave. Ma aI3s
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COUNTER. "a feet long. ~ inches
high and 39 inches in depth. Write
O-3. Tacoma Times.
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uEkc PUILETs AND FRYERS
IlI'NS wanted Highest prl ce =
RoDAdAN's. tooi No. 2oth- PR $3.50
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FOUR ROOM furnished house. Gail
Friday before 6 y. m. 5522 No.
45th.
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CHICKENS WANTED
Call Us Before You Sell
Garland 4o42. 1895 Pacific Ave.
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3l06 So. l4th. Five room bungalow.
nicely furnished. $50. Can be seen
Saturday and Sunday. F. NJ. RAVER,
Main 4567.
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FIVE-ROOM modern house, over
stuffed. newly decorated: garage
1884 So Washington.
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Real Estate Wanted

1t your property can be sold
we can sell il.
Bratrud Co. Fidelity BIdo.
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CLEAN modern cabins; light, water.
garage; si5. The Grove" 1868
Pacific.
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WRITE or call for booklet OF logged
land in West. Wash for sale on easy
terms. Weyerhaeuser Timber Co.
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WANTED Used up-to-date coal
stoker. Give particulars and price.
Write Wa. Tacoma Times.
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PAY 81 500 90 CASH
FOR ! or more acres. with small
house, Midland. Summit or Waller
Road Dist. Evenings call BR 1853
or see DOOLEY az 433 PToyident
bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-09

2o9 No. I, near park. rms. LIST fir,
2 beds, light heat, gar. reas.
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AcCHORD HOTEL and 2-rm. apts..
newly decorated i0o7ia Pacific.
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II you have a house IN Tacoma or
vicinity for sale and want cash, see
Mr.. Davis, 7l3 Fidelity Bldg. MA
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TWO-ROOM furnished apartment;
heat, light, water; SIS. 6l2 Ia. saith.
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2-ROOM furnished apartment. bath;
adults; reasonable. 7l8 So. Yakima.
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furnished Houses for Rent

s1o-3 rooms. 6 lots, not modern. 4ole
So. seth st. GA 2462-R
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Business Oppor. Wanted
logged-Off Land

WANT grocery or apt. house. Hendry.
ia Puget Sound Bank Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-09
Wanted TO Buy

WILL exchange wood for two goo
ranges. Call Main 2Isl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-09

IMPERIAL-Clean apis: hot and cold
water eisiz So. Yakima,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-09
USED RADIOS co, i,S2

sPECIAIs-Used lumber, $3.50 NJ. up.
Cleaned brick. % 90 NJ. 6oi Dock st.
Evening star., 1939-01-29

the proceeds are to go to cam
paign funds.