davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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3EAUTY OPERATOR, no license required
nut must be good. Style Beauty Salon,
,2a1 Wilson blvd Clarendon. Va
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Armed Strikers Hold
EMPLOYERS in Factory

Armed strikers forced the own
ers and managers Of a small fur
niture factory in Mexico City to
remain prisoners in their plant for
more than four days. The prisoners
were Mr.. and Mrs. Gustavo Pan
chaud, Alice Panchaud, and one en-
ploye, Carlos Segura. The strikers
made their siege effective by brand
ishing pistols whenever any one of
the factory owners attempted to
leave. From time to time neighbors
were allowed to take food to the
beleaguered persons.
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Obe Glorious Illusion
by Michael 7'e'f @

The story thus far Nan Bentley takes
JOB IN her merit faith
famous Broad0ay star Puerto Rcan thus enabling
ana Eric Fab to elope Uhou public notice the boat
Lyd1S secretary Hdreth Walther
by named Mark Deninger Who claims
mat ne married her IN Vienna She finds
baggage ana tells Dapd Larsen Wtom Mark
Army Intelligence AGENT about it, but When they
Is gone From DaUd believes her to be Lyda that
Eric Faber suspected the murder OF armament tycoon Richard
CGrnody She and
Mark appears and Larsen of making
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NAVY.

BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
Drouilhet, 1t. Paul r., from Seattle, Wash,
to Anacostia.
Booth. 1t. ii. g0 Blake b. from q. s. g.
Rowan to Annapolis, Md.
Bradbard, 1t q. g. Samuel, from o. g..
S. Mississippi to Annapolis.
S. S. Trenton to Annapolis
Harris Ensign Robert E, from q. S; S.
Pennsylvania to U. S. S. washington.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Pugh. 1t Comdr. Herbert L., from Guam
tanamo Bay to Washington.
RiZk, 1t Wade S.. from Destroyer Di-
vision to st. Thomas, v. L
DENTAL CORPS.
SCHNEIDER. 1t. d. g. Robert D., from
Washington to Annapolis.
SUPPLY CORPS.
Knowles. 1t. d. g. Henry P, from Puget
Sound, Wash, to U. S. 8. Neosho
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT diversified.
matured, experienced, wishes 70 connect
with progressive firm offering real eppor-
tunity Box 479-Z. Star 2a'
COOK, colored. sober, with boarding house.
cellent references. NE. 144T,
DENTAL ASSISTANT. experienced, had
nursing training. can type; local refer
ences. Phone Georgia 6a77.
LADIES co., young, experienced typist,
clerical, cashier or saleSlady; best refer
ence. Taylor $500.
NURSE, practical. white, wants case; $40
per week; fond OF old people; references.
BOX TS-A Star
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LADY, YOUNG, FOR GEN
ERAL OFFICE WORK, PRE-
FER GOOD TYPIST; UN-
USUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR
ATTRACTIVE GIRL WITH
DESIRE TO WORK HARD
FOR ADVANCEMENT. AP-
PLY TUESDAY NIGHT, 7::30
TO 8 PM. KAY JEWELRY
CO., 400 7th ST. NV.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

BUNDLE WORK called for, delivered:
shirts specially; ref. will consider your
price DI 1857. 29'
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COUNTER GIRL. also cook: closed Sun
days. Give full particulars, age, religion,
size. experience Box 5g-A, Star
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HOUSEKEEPER, white or colored, middle-
aged, live in. Apply mornings, 917 18th
st n W ADf 10
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GENERAL MAID, family Of 4 must be ex-
perienced cook and housekeeper, with ex-
cellent references and health certificate
age 25 to 35; live in comfortable quarters;
SIS mn Boy 4h2-Y- Star
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CHAPTER VIII.

The orchestra playing American the music against
the
Nan Bentley'S love.
pain
unconolaby
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SAlESMEN.
(Continued.)
USED-CAR Statesmen

OSED-CAh SALEoMENs
We need 5 experienced uSed-car sales
men for our uSed-car lot at 625 H st.
ne This is one of the most productive
ve-the-average statesmen for this open
ing. See Mr.. Clough Wed evening be-
tween s and pm, so H stE ne.
SALESMAN for fuEnishings and
clothing store. Experienced young
man wanted, not over 80 years.
Good salary and steady work
with chance for advancement.
Give details in letter. Box 460-Z,
Star.
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CZECH GIRL age 2s, good cook. expert
enced child nurse, drives car, stenogra-
bher, etc. desires to work evenings for
room and board. Call HO. 9715. Please
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GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, colored; live
in: light laundry. Call jackson 2103.
27OS S. ARLINGTON Ridge I'd. Arl. Va.
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HELP MEN.

TIRE CHANGER. experienced; must have
operators permit American Tire Co.,
1919 K st. ne. AT. 1912.
WATERS, coloreo C2). experienced, for
high-claSs cocktail lounge. Apply 1924
Wis ave, after 3 p.m
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BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced, perma-
nent position; pleasant surroundings. Lily
ans Reauty Salon. 81 33 GeOrgia ave nw
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CURB SERVICE ATTENDANTS
AND SODA CLERKS.
Apply between 1912 am, 902 Blsdens,
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LADY, young; experienced
typist, for general office work;
excellent opportunity for per-
son with satisfactory refer
ences. Eli Rubin Co., 718 7th
st. NV.
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HELP MEN g. WOMEN.
SALESMEN.
ATTENTION!
VACUUM CLEANER MEN

This is the time to capitalize on your
experience. We have a proposition worth
investigating, NEW AND DIFFERENT from
the regular vacuum cleaner sales plan. Let
us prove to you that our income plan for
you CANNOT BE EoUALED anywhere.
This new product is 10 years in advance
of anything in this line. NO BAG on the
inside NO BAG on the outside NO
WATER in the bottom. FULLY PATENTED.
The earning possibilities are UNLIM-
TIED.
II YOU are not satisfied with your pres
ent connection or looking for a better
one-if you are WIDE-AWAKE and an AG-
GRESSIVE GO-GETTER, this is your op-
portunity. We are Just organizing and
advancement is certain to those who
qualify. COME IN and be interviewed and
see for yourself
PERSONNEL DIRECTOR.
1918 H St. NV
End Floor AM to 10 Noon Wednesday
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J. Call Dan,

re PANTRY MAN. colored, for better restau-
l. rant work; $50 mo. and board. BOX
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GIRL, colored. wants morning work, g.h.w.:
no Thursdays. Georgia 1896.
GIRL. colored reliable wants full or part
Evening star., 1941-04-29

SALESMANAGER Of unusual record or
ganizer and trainer Of field men: personal
producer and closer; college graduate.
while connection Box 412-Z Star 9Qa
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GIRL for general housework, 7:30 to 5;
Sat. afternoon and Sun. off; s6 and car
care. Cali after ) p.r1., 700 Jefferson
ave-, Riverdale, Md.
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GIRL white, care . children and apart
ment: neat, healthy and experienced. CHI.
2O0O. Ant 6R4. after 8 D m
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EDUCATED unencumbered person. under
30. with car, to drive convaleScent part
time District 4 Ql
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HELP pQMESTIc-

COOK, g:h.w., age 2O-35. neat: refs; live
in; health certificate. WO. 075S. Cal
after pm. Sunday.
COOK, general housework; references; live
in: S45 mo. Chevy Chase, Md. Wisconsin
1OZo.
COOK g.h.w.: unencumbered, willing tc
go away for summer permanent place
State salary. Box 5S-A. Star.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. fond of chill
dren stay some nights: refs. and health
card: Sundays off: $40 and pass. OIL 26SS
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, colored; live
270s S. Arlington Ridge I'd, Arl., Va.
GENERAL MAID, family of f. must be ex-
perienced cook and housekeeper, with eX-
cellent references and health certificate;
S45 mo. Box ABBY, Star.
GIRL. white, care children and apart
ment: neat. healthy and experienced. CHI
1000, Apt. 664, after pm.
GIRL white 1885. own room, Silver
Spring: sleep in. good general houseworker,
cooking, care Of child; start Immediately.
GIRL for gh;w,; live in; no cooking;
small family; $50 month to start. GE
GIRL, white, to care for child and do
g.h.w.: go home nights: must have good
refs: $40 wk. WO. 1868.
GIRL to do general housework, live in;
uniform furnished, good home. S25 mo.
Call RA. 1895 after pm.
GIRL, colored. mothers helper, live in,
g.h.w., laundry. $50 month $500 2Sth
st. NV. Woodley 1853
GIRL colored. cook and general house.
work, light laundry, steady job. good wages:
reference Wisconsin 1897.
GIRL colored, experienced, help with baby
and small apt; good salary city references.
TAYLOR 2131.
GIRL, white, for general housework and
care of children; in Hyatts.; live out.
Call Warf1eld S1S5.
GIRL, colored to live in or out, gh.w.,
mothers helper. must like children; $24
month. Randolph 1914
GIRL for general housework, 7:30 to 5;
sat: AFTERNOON ana sun; on 40 30 sna car,
ave-, Riverdale, Md.
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EXPERIENCED DAY WORKER, ,eolored;
rhferpnca: ! DAYS ME Q1S2
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white. to take full re-
while parents travel: chill
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on silk and wool :
(. Apply at once.
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HELP MEN.
(ContinI1ed

TRAVEL CLERK. Keystone Automobile
Club, 2l-2S; must know city and should
know U. s. well. Apply Wednesday, April
80. 1643 Conn. ave. at IL am.
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desires the services of stenog-
raphers. Apply employment
office, 9th floor.
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STOCK BOYS,
P RE F ERABLY THOSE
WITH EXPERIENCE, BUT
WILL CONSIDER TRAIN
ING APPLICANTS WHO
QUALIFY. APPLY EMPLOY
MENT OFFICE, 4th FLOOR,
L A N S B URGH'S DEPT.
STORE.
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BEAUTY OPERATORS (27, for completely
equipped air-conditioned salons; one salon
in ne. and one in NV: good clientele;
North Q7O7,
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STENOGRAPHER.

Permanent position ard opportunity to
learn details of q fashion business. Joseph
r. Harris Co, 1924 f 81. NV.
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COOK gh.w., age 2O-35. neat: refs; live
in; health certificate. WO. 075S. Call
after pm. Sunday.
COOK, general housework; references; live
in: S45 mo. Chevy Chase, Md. Wisconsin
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LOST.

LOST.
BOSTON BULL, male, dark brindIe hair,
white chest, white streak on forehead, front
paws white: Virginia tag on collar. Phone
North 1894 Reward. 3O'
BRACELET, yellow gold links with red
stone pendants: on April 8, near 18th and
Eye SITS Elmwood 656. l.
BROOCH. colored and rhinestone, in or
near Constitution Hall or taxi: reward.
Mornings, Hobart 1896.
DOBERMAN PINSCHER. black. lost. vic.
name 'Dione" Reward. Emerson 1854.
DOG. small, tan. white markings; answer
name of Teddy: Tag 29344; from vicinity
I. I611 Conn; aye aye S25 reward. Call Jack
DOG, black, part. scotty; Lee hwy, near
Florida St, Virginia tag. male; 1914; -:
FUR, 2 mink skins: downtown shopping
section: reward. Emerson 3341.
GERMAN SHEPHERD, male, gray and
St and Conn Cali EN- 7I57. Reward.
GLASSES Il. n. frame near n; and s1udsat Fla
Univ of Maryland. WA. 9s7O.
POCKETBOOK, lady's vicinity Buckfng-
ham Theater, Arlington, Saturday. Reward.
Call CH. 212S.
POLICE DOG, black. tan feet and legs.
Scar on nose Named Rex" Liberal re-
ward. Call Michigan 6737.
RING, diamond wedding. with inside in
scription, ~. H. to F. 81 Reward. Ran
dolph 1894.
WRIST WATCH, mans Hamilton: near
14th and Oak SITS NV. Saturday; reward.
Emerson 1901 after 4:30 pm.
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RELIABLE colored chauffeur butler. house,
man in nearby Maryland country home,
Also colored woman for cook and general
housework. Stay nights. Reply by letter,
no phone, giving names and addresses Of
all employers for past years Salary.
chauffeur S65 cook, $50. Box S2l'
Evening star., 1941-04-29

WOMAN, white, between 20 and 40, ex-
perienced cook assist with housework,
good with children. live in: references:
$40 week. Apply 2004 Bryant 81. ne. 2as
WOMAN, colored. for general housework;
3 adults; all day or part time. 1867
RittenhOuSe st. n "
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GIRL. white, 1885. own room, Silver
Spring: sleep in; good general houseworker
cooking, care of child; start Immediately.
Evening star., 1941-04-29

BEAUTY OPERATOR, must be expert; good
pay steady work. Lillias, Uptown Salon,
Evening star., 1941-04-29

COOK. g.h.w.: unencumbered, willing to
go away for summer; permanent place.
State salary. Box hS-A. Star
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BEAUTY OPERATORS, steady work, nice
environment. 2nd floor, airy shop, 904
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FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT ABANDONED. STRAY
ANIMALS to Animal Rest Shelter. 5000
Wheeler I'd. sc. AT. 1858 Present facili-
ties limited to that class only
PURSE. small, black cloth; in cab at Grey
hound Sta ton; contains money and stamps
GE. S104 after 4:30.
WRIST WATCH, child'S, gold: found vicin-
ity 14th and Park I'd. Call Oliver 72S1.
Evening star., 1941-04-29

GIRL, colored, cook and general house.
work, light laundry, steady job. good wages:
| WISCONSIN
Evening star., 1941-04-29

GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. fond of chill
dren stay some nights: refs. and health
card. Sundays off: SO and pass. OIL. 26SS.
Evening star., 1941-04-29
HELP MEN.

ATTENDANT, gas station; must be sober
and have references: only exp. need apply;
$50 mo- and commission: good oppor-
tunity for right person. Apply 4O1 H
AUTO MECHANIC, white, experienced with
tools; good Job for right man; $50 wk.
to start. $500 Arkansas ave. NV.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, steady posi-
ton and good pay to reliable man; Apply
Village Motors, 1709 Wilson blvd, Ari.,
AWNING MEN, experienced; highest
wages. District Awning & Shade Co.. 42O9
9th st NV.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERATOR,
INDIVIDUAL LEDGER. EXPERIENCED,
perience and salary expected, Box COY.
Star.
BOY, white, who can feed Job press and
make himself useful State salary expected.
Box Ala. Star.
Evening star., 1941-04-29

BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced Long
fellow Beauty Shop, 1921 Colorado ave.
Evening star., 1941-04-29

HOUSEWORKER, experienced, white, not
over 30. references; family of 4; good
home; live in: S35 month, Ills H st. ne.
HOUSEWORK and cooking; sleep in; -ey-
perenced,. references, health card; Sl2.
Sligo O2T4
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CAMERA SERVICE 6 REPAIRS.

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER e. d'ALBERT, INC.
S15 10th st. NV. Phone National 411s.
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GIRL, colored, mothers helper; adults;
live in preferred S. to begin. 426 OFle-
thorpe st. NV. Georgia 1859.
GIRL, for general houseWork live in.
Wisconsin 62O4
Evening star., 1941-04-29

BEAUTY OPERATOR, all around. eXpe-
rienced, part dav and part evening work.
Apply in person, Margaret E. Scheetze Inc,
Skin and Scalp Specialists. Est. 1908. 1l45
Evening star., 1941-04-29

DAYS WORK (no cooking; experienced
Southern colored girl, reliable, honest. 300
Evening star., 1941-04-29

GIRL, white, for general housework and
care of ? children; in Hyatts.; live out.
Evening star., 1941-04-29
HELP WOMEN

BEAUTICIAN, full fedged operator Apply
Vanity Beauty Box, 934 Rhode Island
ave ne.
BEAUTTCIAN wanted: must be expert
Kansy's Beauty Salon, SO Laurel ave,
To Md
Evening star., 1941-04-29

I GIRL, colored, mothers helper, live In,
g.h.w., laundry. $50 month. 5000 2Sth
Evening star., 1941-04-29

GIRL to do general housework, live in;
uniform furnished, good home, S25 mo.
| Co & u m
Evening star., 1941-04-29

GIRL, colored, first-class cook wishes Job
in boarding house or restaurant. 1923
Evening star., 1941-04-29

| GIRL. coIored, experienced, help with baby
| and small apt; good salary; city references.
Evening star., 1941-04-29

, | GIRL. white, to care for child and do
gh.w.: go home nights: must have good
| ruk 2ORS
Evening star., 1941-04-29

GIRL for g.h.w.; live in; no cooking;
small family: S25 month to start. GE
Evening star., 1941-04-29

PORTER colored, store experience; local
references required. Firestone, 95 L st.
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| Auto Victims
Not Tacomans

WILLOWS. Cal - AafhoFifies
thursday osgsn an anyssslxstian
- an .atomosssis erash IN -hien
Donald Mallory sna Jsek l. West.
bath u Le.ssasoftA. ws.h.. 1sfs
siiisd ssa t.s eernpea-Dns ~sf.
injured
Betty Harris. ~. alas u Lesysn-
sorth. Suffered = possibly sfoksa
back ard bFsksn sasiss and NAY
not i've. Jsa@x bsnsoa sasspsa
@ith silzhs hsfts
Authorities originally announced
mat Benson hzd died ef a heart
attack sad shosk after ina scei-
dent. but Dr.. Lloyd ifsnnsF. county
physiesaa. determined Il <as MAJ.
iory Nho had alsd after No talked
sish survivors West as seers-
tary a ina Fsshastin. Wasn..
isumh<r lzeks baseball team
Officers ssid Mallory. driving
me sstonobiis. sttsmptsd 70 p@ss
|. truck and eolilaea head-ou wilA
another truck.
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Knox and Stark
Called in Probe
On Navy Shooting

WASHINGTO>-Ths senst e
naval affairs COMMITTEES Thursday
voted 10 call Secretary Of Navy
Frank Knox and Chief of Naval
Operations Harold r stark in ex-
seutive session n discuss reports
that American naval patrol boats
have shot at German submarines
N the Atlantic.
COMMITTEES Chairman David I.
Walsh, D, Mass, said Knox and
Stark would be invited TO appear
Friday. Their appearance was re-
ouested by a resolution offered by
Sen Burton X Wheeler. D.. Mont.
after newspaper columnists mad
reported a United States destroyer
had dropped a depth bomb at =
German submarine Knox already
has denied that such occurred or
that there had been any shooting.
Decision 10 invite Knox and
Stark 10 appear before the com
mittee cid not constitute a COM
lnit;ee action endorsing or approx
Ing IN. Wheeler resolution which
was drafted IN adversely critical
terms. Walsh SAID. he indicated
that the tao would 30 asked q d.
rect question, however. regarding
ihs incident reported ov column
is,s regarding which wheeler
sought information.
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Draftees May
Stay in Army
More Than Year
n GTON - Chairman

AsHIN GTON - Chairma n
Robert r. Reynolds, D.. N. c.. of
the senate military affairs COM
mittee Thursday introduced legis-
lation TO give President Roosevelt
authority TO retain in service be-
yond their scheduled one-year
training periods all seleetees and
national guardsmen who have been
indicted.
Reynolds told the senate he in
PRODUCED the bills at the request
Of Gen. George C. Marshall, chief
Of staff.
Under the proposal, he explained.
selectees and guardsmen could be
kept in service for six months
after the termination Of the emer-
eency which has been proclaimed
by Mr.. Roosevelt
One of the measures. he said,
would permit use Of guardsmen
ana selectees beyond the terri
torisl limits Of the western henri
sphere, move asked by Gen. Mar
shall as essential to defense.
Reynolds bills would apply to
all trainees. guardsmen and MEM
bers OF the officers reserve corps,
he said.
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Need Houses
For Defense
Workers

Tacoma. in spite Of turning
down a 100000 low-rent
housing project a week ago,
may yet receive a federal
BODYBUILDING enterprise.
Business leaders who strongly
condemned the recent proposal Of
The Tacoma Housing authority
looked favorably upon a new sug
gestion presented TO them In
Mayor Harry = Gains office al
the city hall "Wednesday afternoon.
ANY further aid Will be strictly
10 house national defens. workers.
for whom union labor leaders dc.
oiared there sirsady IL such =
shortage 81 rentahls homes as IN
make II difficult 10 obtain needed
man.
Mayor Cain called a represent.
ative group together and handed
In them the burden ~ solving the
eity's housing problem.
As the first step. he declared In
closing the meeting. b. viii ass the
city council to form as saerai body
a Tacoma Defense Housing com
mittee. Out Of that probably viii
grow a Homes Registration office.
10 record every apartment. every
house. duplex. housekeeping room.
room with board. every syaiiAbis
room In the city which might house
a dsfens. worker.
Subject TO the councils approval.
Mayor Cain selected q eommitts.
Thursday 10 consist Of Wallace
MorriEsetts. John schisrh. g..
Harry /. Blsngy. Franklin y.
Summers. Calvin " Stewart. Rus
sell Early. Albert a. Hooker. Ray
Molsio. Guy Thompson. George N
V Brown. Dr. Leland D. roxsrs
and John u. Cochran.
Ray Brummsit. western field
man 10 set np Homes Registration
offices. explained their operation
TO the group In Gains office Wed.
nesday afternoon and added 10 his
story q definite warning from the
Office Of Production Management
That warning possibly serious
TO Tacoma was that axalia bic
housing for defense workers will
be a leading factor IN awarding Of
future defense contracts
Real estate dealers confessed
CONTINUED on Page 8. Column 81
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CITY GETS aluminium Plan
Assurance
Is Given
By Raver!

PORTLAND-The proposed
aluminium plant AT Tacoma is
definitely assured. Paul J,
Raver. Bonneville Grand
Coulee administrator said
here today after his return
from Washington.
Other aluminium plants will BE-
built at Cascade Locks. Ore. and
Spokane. and magnesium plant
will be built Al Spokane.
Raver said he was waiting the
"go-ahesd signal from OPM" be-
fore negotiating contracts for
power with the defense plant cor
poration.
The only question that still
was undecided when left
Washington" he said was
who shall run these plants for
the government. Thereu he
one or two new companies In
volsed. probably two"
Raver said Bonneville appropria-
tions. regular and supplementary.
for 1912 are approved and total
s22, $50, 900 or about twice 1871
appropriations.
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CODY BATTLE CRUSHES nAZ|S
Cooperative
Plant Beinq
Built Here

Workmen were busy Thurs.
day breaking ground for es-
Establishment here Of a new
100000 plywood factory. \
cooperative venture and the
first of its type on the Pacific
coast.
Incorporated under the name of
Tacoma Cooperative PlyNvood. the
new industry is expected 10 be in
production by autumn and will
then employee some $50 men on q
monthly payroll Of approximately
5000
Occupying 3ia-scre site. the
concern is 10 be situated on the
tideflats at $50 Ea. st. which Is
at the outer end of the peninsula
between the Middle and City
waterways.
The plot includes $50 feet Of
. Waterfront on its northern bound
AIRY.
Men and machinery were en-
gagged Thursday in leveling the
plot in preparation for the initial
buildings: a main structure $50
feet by 200 feet TO house the
veneer-making facilities. and
steam-power plant. Erection of
the buildings alone will approx
mate $4,000. and total cost of
the establishment will be about a
quarter-million dollars.
The organization of Tacoma
Cooperative Plywood embraces
$50 shareholders. virtually all of
whom will be employed IN the new
mill; each will have equal author
ity and responsibility of operation.
To maintain an actual co-opera-
tive financial structure, provision
has been made that no person or
group can obtain controlling in
Continued on Page S, Column ~
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Seattle Restaurant
Workers GET Pay Boost

SEATTLE - More than 900
Seattle ALL restaurant and tavern
workers received wage increases
averaging 10 per cent under a
contract with the State Restaurant
association.
The contract. result Of several
weeks negotiation between the two
groups. will be effective until
June l. 1912. II provided for
peaceful settlement Of all disputes
end retained the five-dsy week
clause of the previous contract.
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Disciplining Officer
MAY Be Disciplined

WASHINGTON Rep. Paul Kill
day, D.. Tex. said Thursday that
the house military affairs COM
mittee will meet soon To decide
what. if any. steps are TO be taken
against Lieut.. Gen. Ben Lear sec
ond army commander who dis
ciplined his troops for whistling
at shorts-clsd girls on a Memphis
golf course.
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