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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-08-30

The Florida State Federation Of
B'nai Birth Lodges is holding its
Fourth Annual Convention Labor
Day weekend, September 1 and
2, at the Hollywood Beach Hotel
An exceptionally interesting af-
fair has been planned for al mem
bers and friends of the several
Lodges throughout the State. For
the nominal registration fee Of
$500 for delegates, alternates and
their wives, or $500 for other
members and friends, you are en-
titled to a most splendid Labor
Day holiday that you viii never
forget Included are a luncheon
Sunday with the Hon. D. Stuart
ellis of DeFuniak Springs, who
is one of our outstanding State
Senators, as the guest speaker; an
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-08-30
CENTER PRESENTS SELLERS
WITH WEDDING GIFT

During the wedding ceremony of
Philip Selber and Roselyn Silver
berg held in the synagogue last
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-08-30
TALMUD TORAH REOPENS
TUESDAY

The Center Hebrew School will
reopen for registrations Tuesday
morning at 900 o'clock. Parents
are urged to accompany their
children and bring along last
years passing certificates. Regu-
lar sessions will begin Wednesday
morning at 900 o'clock, and will
be devoted to preparing the pupils
for the High Holidays services.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-08-30
JACKSONVILLE JEWISH CENTER
THIRD AND SILVER STREETS
Phone 3-06II RABBI NJ D. MARGOLN

Sunday. Rabbi Margolis, in h4.
half of the Center, presented II.
newlyweds with a beautifully on.
graved Kiddush Cup.
Philip is a member Of the Board
Of Directors and secretary Of tbs
Center. Roselyn has been active IN
several organizations affiliated
with the Center.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-08-30
SABBATH SERVICES

Kabollas Shabos will be recited
this evening at 6:45. Sabbath
morning services will be held to-
morrow at $50 AN. Children of
the Junior Congregation viii pray
together with the older congrega-
ton until the work of renovating
the Prayer Room is completed
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-08-30

The brides con-
finue to hold our at
tentiOn DIR. and
Mrs. L L Kaplan
will receive their
friends in a recep-
ton at the W0men's
Club on September
ninth in honor of
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-08-30

The brave man wants no
charms to encourage him to duty,
and the good man scOrnS all warn
ings that would deter him from
doing it."-BulWer.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-08-30

The Bassermans had hoped to
take a vacation trip to Alaska {.
but will have to cancel it. both
have just signed for roles in "Pas-
sage WeSf.n
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-08-30
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Levy
of Savannah, Ga, have returned
from their wedding trip and are
temporarily at 518 Victory Drive
until they move into the apart
ment they have taken at us East
Fifty-fifth street.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-08-30
DAILY SERVICES

Morning prayers are recited dali
" at 700 and Sunday at S:15.
Evening services are held at
Gas (Mincha) and 700 (Maariv).
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-08-30

Press announcement: CharNs
Chaplin's Dictator" will be N.
leased sometime next month. a.
soon?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19

- offering - advantageous -
tlzmzHt = aems Russo JHrHHezs
problems.
-. General T#IzHasHss -
zsllaa aznzI 80 - present
= sIaEIHsz Hslaa - IHFHa1 =
Japanese ka=lllifs== : Ha=zaz
f.=.aazsz Iaselsea wlIH Co
azas. TAzz 49,. nIIhan1 aaHHf.
: helaz eanaIed 49, = IT
- n I'D Huzzia -. -
lsazl - - tire helH4.
II Stain could n<xotlaIs -
agreement faf - removal = :
considerable raff = 1aran'a troops
threatening naazls n n Orient.
- saaIa - : success - -.
81 ! seems improbable Ianna
~aald weaken ~ aWn pazltlnn p
that 80 Anr action. however.
- General Tatskawa esuslnE hssi=
lanzY - delays = aasee~s
threueh sssrlHk 1araass aNn ~
tentiaas sellsa. al zIvs Germany
mafs tins u strengthen - ress-
tlau n Ramaais. ~hleh = wazE
litter wsnts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19

NhEle heavy concentrations =
German franns n hamania IN
ersasiazlf threaten Rnszlzs -
sltlan - ~ nlsek So sna n
TIE eAikzns. General Tslskaas.
nsulszanralnisa japanese ameas.
zaaar u Rnssiz. = n reuss u
Neseex = - = rlsests q exHf=
80 Stain - rsft = - -
strategy
Il i probable N msloF aetien
~ = tsksn - the Germans II
numsnls foF extending - ar
until General THteka~a "a ~
~ opportunity q determining
Russlaa hAsle reactions . ne
nsw triple alliance
Ianaass alsnaIeA II = hlKA
ranking army commander -
ambassador - Russia. lsznesii=
aisls afisr nahIax ne mill
tars alliance with sserusany
- ltais. carries - iaplieas
ton ef offering stain : paet
Of Friendship IN = mailed flst.
n ihs Ruz=lsaz aeeept. u wlll
- under aure<s I'D with
reservations seeFeted - thelr
minds.
A Russo Japanese nm aeKFssz
slnn treaty has become = practical
lmrozsIesllgv because Japan II.
ready has pledged herself u assist
Germany It any country nnw It
peace lelns The waF against ths
Germans Should Russia conclude
that her vital interests demand =
hostile attempt II check Germany
in southeastern Europe. 10 Russo.
Japanese pact would be operative
Thus. General raaekawas mis-.
sion must necessarily be limited IN
scope. lie cannot agree that Japan
will not modest Russia II Stain
goes u VAR against the Ais II
the Russians WIRE In consent in
good faith 10 aggression IN.
dsrstAndlng with japan. II could
only mean that Stain definitely
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19
An Expert Appraises Day S
Events in Europe S War

- asslasa - fFazEH = H=sEs
sIfh - Germans faF - dafatlsn
= - present ~. regardless =
future ass=EseMza1z
$40 : HazHzH saala -
uhaIIf alsaasaa1aHseuz = re
H.zzlzHz. - HaaHa1 kHszz n
sfeanee nhelhrr eendlltens ~
helIla~fenes n Fasens 81 -
sAaaas = zIss - =laxz -
opportunity = strike TIA
probability II snees@z-
General TafskaNa should - shls
i determine NEth HsHse assfss =
accuracy - tine element n ssfI-
mating vhsn. + sxsf. Russian -
sentiments concerning senlheasIsfn
Europe - ths Triple Alllanss
ny come y : hsAd - ny -
ahle - rlAeate nazsss Temporarily
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19
Court Upholds
Closed Shops
California Labor
Scores Big Victory

sAN FRANCISCO - The Cali
fornia state supreme court tbs
week upheld the legality Of
closed shop contracts in labor
agreements IN California.
The decision. overruling five
separate appellate and lower court
rulings which had in effect banned
closed shop contracts. was consid-
cred one Of the most important in
recent years on the rights Of labor
in the state.
The issue split the supreme court
and the decision was made on the
basis Of to 3 vote.
The supreme court BY it,
ruling also affirmed the right
Of labor unions 20 picket esfab-
lishment< In order to force en-
ployex 70 Join unions even
under cases in which there are
no union members in the es-
Establishments.
The cases reached the supreme
court on appeals BY the AFL and
CIo from three appellate court
decisions and several from county
courts which had interpreted the
state labor code as ruling that
closed shop contracts were con-
frary TO public policy.
Offsetting this view. the ma
jority opinion said the closed
shop Is an important means of
maintaining the combined bargain
ing powers of the workers"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19
J. Edgar Hoover Explains
Counter Espionage Of U. S.


a. eesr = establish - effective
eeuntsH-eznlonake contact
Rezf Esss. - $40
n activities u zrles I'd zzlse-
ssafs loag have heea zerutlnlzed.
Thelr names ana activities carr
falls have eesa kndexed and fled
geographically for future reference.
Added . tleze ars re names q
leading skstatoFz n ne German
American huna md ths Communist
party.
Your government knows thsir
Identities ard Their activities. t
i not conducive . the internal
security of the country 10 issue
irresponsible statements. with far
m headlines. - 70 Who they ars
or what they do
ne American people may rest
secure. however. n the thought
that their responsible government
agencies are alert 10 and aware
Of these firth column activities.
Headlines Not sought
Ths FBI has in its flies = snffi-
elent number Of important cases
10 create headline stories IN the
newspapers day after day for
weeks on end. But the FIJI. and |
an sure other law enforcement
agencies share this viewpoint,
seeks nothing more than n strong
internal defense for this country -
an objective which cannot be
served n this time BY blatant
headlines. To this policy. I might
add. the press has given excellent
cooperation.
Among some Of the preventive
measures developed and estab.
lished BY the FIJI has been the
project for the survey Of the fscili-
ties Of plants and factories having
contracts with the army and navy,
To determine the vulnershllity for
sabotage or espionage Of such
places This project has been in
operation for little over year,
and much constructive work al
ready has been accomplished.
Warns Citizens
The FIJI, after = palnstaklng
survey OF each Of these premises,
makes suggestions for the proper
safeguards against sabotenrs and
esplonaRe agents. thus helping "a
insure uninterrupted production OF
materials for the strengthening OF
our armed services.
The personal liberties Of no law
abiding citizen will suffer from
the protective measures which
have been taken BY law enforce
ment in this time OF our nations
crisis.
This guarantee can be given,
however. only 10 long as citizens
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19
HERE'S MORE ARouT
Var IN Europe
STARTS o. PAer ONE

~ planes attacked Britain dar-
inE the night and continued Their
raids into ne daylight hours.
RATTLEsHIP NIT
German naval action against
shipping N British waters xas
reported. TIE high command
claimed that light motor torpedo
boats sank Two merchant ships
and NO fankens n Bristol chan
nel--s total q $4,000 tors q
shipping and that another nxht
craft sent torpedo into a British
warzhip.
Long range guns bonbaraed
Dover harbor. Berlin said. scatter
sng British convoy. British air
plane attacks on eight points in
Gea.aan-held France were ad-
mitted.
London predicted that new
secret fighter and bomber planes
would be brought into action soon
to combat the threat Of the new
German tactics. BY use Of bomb
carrying fighter and destroyer
planes. the Germans sharply have
cut the ratio OF their losses.
TREATY Is EXPECTED
British-Russian relations. il was
reported. have deter1orated. and
small hope was seen in London
for any general reconciliation. II
vas believed IN London that Rus
STA would not resist the axis con-
soiidation of control OF the
Balkans. and il was believed Fin
land was slipping out of the Rus
sian sphere into that of Germany.
Belief persisted that = Russo
Japanese non aggression treaty
might be signed soon.
The Far East was relatively
quiet. Chinese supplies moved up
the Burma road. No Japanese
bombing had yet been reported.
Tokyo newspaper colunnists
made dire predictions of the fate
of Great Britain and the United
States because of their aid to
China. and a crisis seemed to be
in the offing over transit of ship
ments to the Chinese through
Hong Kong.
INDIA Is EXCITED
Dependents of United States
naval men prepared 10 leave
Manila when shipping facilities
become available.
Excitement spread in India over
reports. so far uneonfirmed. that
Vinoba Bhave. director of Mo-
handas K. Gandhi's civil dis
obedience campaign. had been
arrested.
Reports of trouble came from
two German-occupied territories.
Demonstrations were said to be
spreading in Norway in protest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19

Continued frem fsEs ous1
re federal bureau = insestlsa.
ter. > - trained = .ass :
cope With national defense nat.
ters u tine = ny graf snasr-
Eeney ne results of thls rro-
Erzm nov sns eFyztalllzlnk into
everyday aeluzllties. n that these
80 graduates are serving - m.
pefsant llaisoa officers between
the federal bureau Il Investigation
snd locsl law enforcement agen-
ciez in effectfnE = smooth-runnins
operation 81 the law enforcement
program for the internal security
Of the country.
Question Answered
TIE question most often asked
the FBl is-s'If this fifth column
activity i known to Be - wide
spread. why doesn't the govern
ment arrest the responsible per
sons :.
The answer Is = simple one the
government has chosen - +
method Of attack q comprehensive
system OF connter-espionaKe.
Under thls system. the emphasis
IS placed upon preventive meas
ures. They are less dramatic and
non-spectacular. but intensively ef.
fective. IN fact. Attorney General
Robert II. jackson has pointed
out that the more successful these
measures are. the less the public
knows about them.
The less : foreign agent knows
about them. the less secure ne
feels in pefpetrating his offenses
against the United States and It
institutions.
Want 10 Watch Elm
II is often more expedient &c
keep a known group OF foreign
agents under surveillance than II
is to make arrests. Surveillance
of suhversive elements permits
law enforcement officers to oh.
serve their contacts. establish
their methods of communication
discover their sources OF informa.
ton. and to head off any overt act
The governments counter
espionage system has as its worst
enemies self-seeking politicians Of
psychopathic pnbhcity-s e ke rs
whose clumsy efforts flush foreign
agents into the open. Foreign
agents, thus disclosed. merely ara
replaced by others with whom the
police authorities must again start
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19

against the administration of adj
herents of Maj. vidkun Quisllng,
and in France IL WAS announced
that anyone harboring British
citizens after Sunday would be
shot.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19
R.0.T.C. Camps
70 Be Continued

Calling = the eosers = ths "a
siensl kuart= - eeaseflrtz III
at interfere Nth training esmrz
far reserve eIfsesrs = university
= .. :. { Units nsxt SUMMER. i
". announced Friday n ~ ~
department
Those attending saeh camps Nlli
train under provisions u section
"a q - national defense -.
which aushofiaes ths president =
appoint A. : reserve officer IN -
1. :. army any graduate - ~
senior division o. Any graduate =
the Hanier division II ~ = >.
T. c. who satisfactorily completes
the course u military training PR.
sershed during - - weeks
period
n q. 7. E graduates appointed
reserve officers may serse u ths
L :. army for = perod ef flxe
years.
The war department announced
recently that eltlxens military
training camps would - suspended
during 1871.
leave The task u law enforcement
10 duly constituted Officers. and Do
not suoeumh 10 the hystsria ef
vigilante groups
secrecy Needed
Il Il equally - important that
our people do not adopt = dsfeatlst
attitude. ~ regards the handling
Of firth column activities
The fart that eur daily press
may not contain statements of the
draenet raids and startling exposes
Of suheersive agents does not mean
that nothing Ia being done BY the
constituted authorities 10 cope
with this menace.
Experience has taught that
better results and more effective
security can be attained by quiet.
intensive and ct the same time
regular handling of the situation.
To inform The public Of all The
details Of the countsr-esplonage
system which has been developed
BY The FIJI would be to also inform
the foreign agents. and this can
not and must not be done.
President Acts
The president of the United
States. foreseeing the difficulties
ahead. over year ago recognized
that combating foreign agents
within our midst definitely was .
technical problem. and was ons
that could only be handled on =
national basis. through the con.
stituted agencies Of law enforce
ment.
Al that time he designated the
federal bureau Of investigation ia
act as a clearing hours for lntelli-
genee information. and called npou
all law enforcement and law-abld.
ing citizens Of this country 10 co
operate by referring complaints
pertaining to national defense mat.
tiers 10 the FBf
Here's Phone Number
The offices OF the federal bureau
OF Investigation are located In 50
OF the principal cities OF the United
States and it territories. and are
open p hours OF the day and night.
TO receive from any source what
soeyer information which would be
Of value for the preservation Of our
national security.
In addition. the headquarters
office Of the federal bureau of In
yestigatlon At Washington. d. C..
Is likewise open Al al times. and
any person in any part Of this land
may reach IL by calling Washing.
ton. ID. c. National TILT.
Cooperation should be the full
measure Of public participation In
this attack upon foreign enemies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19

See directions on the side
of the can and follow them
carefully. And don't re-
grind Hills Bros. Coffee.
You'll lose aroma, favor,
and freshness - the very
qualities that make coffee
delicious 10 fbe fap.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-19

leave the task 81 law enforcement
10 duly constituted officers. and 10
not suceumh 10 the hvzttfia II
viKIlante Krouns
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Phone want Aa. to Main sIa
Real Estate for Sale

New Bungalow, $3.50
also CASH. s2s per mo. Piastered.
Sow belng finished. Laundry room,
shades. iinoleum. Light fixtures
Garage. Paved street and alley.
Marine View. $500
GROOM bungalow: VERY attractive:
on North 3izt street. wonderful
location near Puget Sound ave.
Complete plumbing. sun porch:
sarge. 2 fun lots with sweeping
view: $500 down. Pr i44s.
5-Room BUNGALOW
street. Il minutes from P. o. S
room bungalow. complete plumb
ms. attic. cement basement. Must
PR 3s77.
9TH Ave. BUNGALOW
A LOVELY 5-room bungalow with 2
breakfast nook ana fireplace. extra
bedroom finished In attic. cement
foundation. Garage; s2.loo. Dun
can. Main 1917.
Lincoln HI BUNGALOW
GROOM bungalow with breakfast
room. Fireplace. 2 bedrooms. hot
water heat. cement basement.
Lovely fenced yard. Garage. Fine
condition: $500; $500 down.
Brantner. Main ss42.
2 Lots Cheap
MUST be sold. North cushman ave.
Paved street, sewer, cement walks,
all improvements paid. Title insur-
ance; 5000 the pair. Hurry CIR
e453 Eve.
Steel. Steel. Steel, Inc.
iii Pacific Ave. Main si3S
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Pets, Dogs, Birds. Etc.
Rooms for Rent

PEDIGREED English bull pups, sired
by "Buckshot." BR 3os5. BoliNer-
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LIST your rentals with US. Stewart
Bradley Co, Main e45i.
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Waterfront Property

FoUR-RoOM summer home on Clear
lake. 100 waterfront, highly de-
veloped property; 5000. o. Nal
com, Eatonville, Wash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30

AUCTION SALE. SATURDAY. MARCH
BOTH. p. n. e23 TACOMA AVE-
Lstines include ovtrstuffed daven-
ports and chair. cane settee and
rocker. davenport. library. dining
and Kitchen tables. aquarium. fern
stand. smokers. ferneries. umbrella
stand. lamps. oak dining set. heat
ing stove. radios. bookkeeper desks.
cream separator. handmade crochet
spread. Arabian horse hide rug,
rockers. chsirs trunks. beds.
springs. Beauty Rest mattresses
twin size). counters. display racks.
ice boxes, Veto circulator. phono-
graphs, and lots Of other articles.
FRED HOFSTETTER. Auctioneer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30

WANTED-Modern house with at least
four bedrooms; north end. Write
tt, Tacoma Times.
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LARGE. pleasant room; lovely home
for young business men or stu
dents. breakfast optional. 22ls
No. Washington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30

RELIABLE couple. both working.
want three or four-room partly
furnished house. Garland 1851.
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ADE-BUY-SELL with Times want
Ads. PHILIP V. HOFFMAN, $3.50
SO Sheridan, call at The Tacoma
Times office for two free tickets TO
the Blue Mouse thester. 3-29-4o
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Phone want sd. to Main sisl
Real Estate for Sale

BUY NOW
LARGE four-room modern house.
Two large bedrooms: large liv-
ing room: hardw floors
throughout; built in kitchen;
breakfast nook; utility room:
foored attic; = basement. new
steel furnace and new oil burner.
$500 in shrubs. Metal copper
screens for windows: three coll
ored awnings for windows: two
lots. A real buy. $3.50. $500
down.
DON WOlFORD
so. TACOMA INVESTMENT co.
CA 3111-M 5000 So. Saith GA o457
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30
Wanted TO Borrow

TWO real estate contracts. 81 500 and
$500: payable ego monthly. &C.
interest Large discount. j. p.
BURTON CO, GA 20i5.
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RELIABLE couple. $500. repaysble s2o
month including iogs Interest, per-
sonal security. Write rs, Tacoma
Times.
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HEAVY kiln dried plAner ends. Bone
dry slabs from shed Core blocks.
a worth up. or BY cord GA o74s.
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furnished Houses for Rent

s25-4-rm. cory bungalow with liv.
rm.. dr.. kitchen and bdrm. Good
furniture. Located az 1922 Durango.
LINCOLN REALTY co.
GA 1927 Ewes. GA 2720
sIx-RooM furnished house. slI7
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800 FOR 3 years at Sc on 7-rooEl
house and lots. Title ms. and
fire ms. furnished p. o. Box 1858.
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500 SPECIAL

TX CORDS pitchy block and slab:
use now. MAin $3.50.
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or CN 40. / for. wood: alder. o. 8.
OO.OO $3.50. cedar pests. GA s27o.
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Wanted TO Rent

CHEAP rent. clean two-room hous
water. si2. 1918 SO. l..
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IT LOTS. North Side American Lake,
near Veterans Hospital. s25 and up.
4 LOTS, one block from Midland
School: also.
5 ACRES, near Lake Louise. Timber.
$3.50.
i0la ACRES, one mile east OF Span
away School. $500.
P. A. BRESEMAN
Main 553S 1902 South Eye
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30

e7cN ? BIG CORDS upland mill
, ~ run ready 70 burn. Forest
wood &c Cd. up. Upland slab. Cal
PR l7s2 or GA 5iei.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30

SAWED, bone dry bridge timbers.
Reasonable price. Sam Martin. Ma
1857
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POULTRY AND LIVESTOCK wanted.
7OS6 Pacific. GA 4942.
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Spec. Upland Edgines. $3.50
Upland Sswoust. 2 units. SO 90
Pftehy Block and Slab. q %
DRY slab, cord ......-.......t o-SO
SUNSET FUEL - Main 1881
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CASH for saw. A loan scct'a Richard
W. McCann. sio Fidelity MA llss.
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ORDER YOUR WOOD. COAL. FUEL OIL-TODAY
You'll Find the Best Buys in Fuel Here Daily
YARDS FUEL

FREEl Handy kitchen helper FREE
with every order. Big load heavy
hand-picked green furnace SAD.
$3.50. Seasoned slab, $500. HOME
FUEL. Main 9lle.
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II CORDS EDGINGS $3.50
s crcs 1850. NAN 0SSs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30

BUFFELEN heavy pisrer ends; I'M
steamed core blocks: DRY slab.
DORWIN FULL. Ma 6SS2
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30

$500 SPECIAL. ~ CORDS
PITcHY BLOCK AND SLAB
MOUNTAIN FUEL. MA 26se
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30

FOUR ROOM duplex. some furniture.
water. els. Apply 1874 SO. Tacoma
ave.