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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-01-27

BEDROOM, BREAKFAST, DIN
ING ROOM SUITES. Odd ia
bles, chests, beds, chairs, rugs,
kitchen table, kitchen ware and
long tables suitable for restau-
rant. Colonial mantel and
heater. May be seen at corner
Fitzpatrick and Front streets
between IL a. m. and 2 p. m.
daily and Sunday. jan24-1wk
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FOR SALE

FOR QUICK SALE-Lots 5 and 6,
square 6, tract 81, each 50x1O0.
North side Flagler County
Road Avenue, between 5th
and 9Th Streets. Price $500.
Apply Box LG, The Citizen.
jan4-tf
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CLASSIFIED
COLU M N
PICTURE FRAMING

PICTURE FRAMING, Diplomas;
antique frames refinished. Sign
painting. Paul DiNegro, GA
Francis street. novl8-tf
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TWO LOTS ON FLAGLER. One
Lot on White street. Two Bun
galows on Eliza and Flori-
da SITS. {Terms). Inquire Con-
way, Overseas Hotel.
jan24-3tx
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WANTED

wANTED-Two boys 20 work
after school hours e Prsso
Cafe. lit Division St jsnZT-It
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FOR SALE-Spanish type house,
large lot, many tropical fruit
trees. Also, party boat Jewel.
Apply 868 Eaton Street.
jan6-s
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ron RENT

NEWLY FURNISHED HOUSE
Two Bedrooms, electrically
equipped. All conveniences.
Season or yearly rental. APP
ply s23 White street. jan24-3tx
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FURNISHED ATTRACTIVE. Eff
FTCTENCY APARTMENT To
Adults Aircraft Studio, Tele-
graph Lane and Charles Street
Tel. 422-J. JANIS lwkx
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LOT on Washington Street,
50x100. Lot IL, Square 4, Tract
20. Price $500. Apply James
H. Pinder. 1877 Petronia Street.
jan3-s
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BEST PAYING LUNCH STAND
in Key West. Sell for Inven-
tory. Phone 9169. jan25-4tx
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BEAT THIS ONE-For Sale, two
story house and lot, corner
Duval and Charles; faces three
streets, size 70x177; suitable for
most any kind of business.
Price, less than $3.50 front foot;
terms. Apply $50 Simonton
street. jan18-tfs
Evening star., 1941-09-05
Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.

Rough Brother North Wind hur-
ried up one big cloud after another,
and late in the afternoon, white
feathery flakes came drifting down
out of the sky. Peter Rabbit sat tight
in the dear old Brier Patch. All night
he remained squatting just inside the
entrance to an old hole Johnny
Chuck's grandfather had dug long
time ago in the middle Of the dear
old Rrier Patch. Some time before
morning the snow stopped falling
and then Rough Brother North
Wind worked as hard to blow away
the clouds as he had to bring them.
When jolly. round, bright Mr.. Sun
began his daily climb up in the blue,
blue sky, he looked down on a world
of white. 1t seemed as if every little
snowflake twinkled back at every
jolly Little Sunbeam. 1t was all very
lovely and Peter rejoiced as he scam
pered forth in quest of his breakfast.
He started first for the Weedy field
where the day before he had found
Dotty, the Tree Sparrow. and Slaty,
the Junco. They were there be-
fore him, not seeming to mind the
snow in the least and having the
very best of good times as they
picked seeds from the tops of the
weeds which showed above the snow.
At once Peter discovered that they
were not alone. Quite as busy seek
ing seeds as were Dotty and Slaty
was bird just little bigger The
top of his head and back were a
rusty brown and on his back were
streaks of black. Back of each eye
and on each shoulder was a little
patch of this same rusty brown. The
inner tail feathers were black, and
the outer half of the long wing
feathers were black. Otherwise he
was dressed all in white 1t was
Snowflake, the Snow Bunting. Peter
knew him instantly. He knew that
there is no other small bird who is
so largely white. Peter had his usual
question ready.
Are you going to spend the VIM
ter here, Snowf1ake?" he cried.
Snowflake was so busy getting his
breakfast that he did not reply at
once. Peter noticed that instead
of hopping he walked or ran. Pres
emily he paused long enough to
reply to Peters question. IF the
snow has come to stay all winter
perhaps I'll stay" said he. Il can't
understand how folks can be con-
tented where there is no snow and
ice. You don't catch me going way
down south. Why, when the nesting
season comes around l follow Jack
Frost clear up to where he spends
the summer I nest way UP on the
shore of the Polar Sea, but OF course
you don't know where that is, Peter
Rabbit"
Peter confessed that he didn't.
Evening star., 1941-09-05
the EyENls6's HIGH LIGHTS.

WNAL, 6:t5-padio Magic; The use Of
sIsdroult equipment 10 send as many as II
sffasni musical tones over one wire.
WPC, 630-AbnH H. Ferguson, Federal
Eousnq Administrator; Prepare for Defense.
WKV, 6;3o-5suaior Taft Of Ohio speaks on
National Unity
VOL, 7;00-DoubIs or Nothing; Radio
A,iur Frances BruN snd Larry Gsnehfy arc
guests.
WRc, 7:30-Information Please: Full esS-
osems Taylor. Oscar Lsssni. John ksran and
Franklin ;. Adam&
WIN, 7:30-offits Of Civilian Defense:
Talks by Mrs. EIsanor Roosevelt, Ficrsllo La
Guarda and Paul V. htkuti.
WhAL, 8:00-Vos Pop: Broadcast from the
assembly building Of the United Airtrafi Corp.
sf East Hartford, Conn.
WJSN, 5;00-PIaYhouss; Sidney Howard
play, yellow Jack, adapted for radio.
WINK, 8:30-FederaI Security Administrator
Paul v. htNuti Rural America and the
National Nutrition Program"
WMAl, 9:00-PanAmeritan Union toMet:
Colombian Baritone Carlos Ramirez and ihs
United States Marine Band conducted by Will
liam Saniemann presents . program Of Lain
Evening star., 1941-09-05
New ZeoIunders Hear
From Conquered Peoples

Replies have been received from
various invaded lands by New
zealanders who made inquiries
through the Red Cross concerning
friends,
A. A. Harker. secretary of the
Auckland center of the society,
states that the percentage of re-
plies to the more than 5000 in
quiries sent out has been very salts
factory.
Evening star., 1941-09-05
SRosI.wAvE PROGRAMS.

LONDON, 5i5-"HsIIo. Children" program
for children evacuated 10 The United States
and Canada, CSC. 9.5s meg, 3i3 m.; eD.
IT'S meg, 755 N.
LONDON, 6;00-Asws analysis, CSC, 9.5S
msq., 3t.3 m.; G5D. Ills meg l5.5 N.
MOSCOW. 7:00-sroadtssi in English. RV96,
t5.4t meg. 1919 NJ; Rhs. II meg. IS N.
BUDAPEST. 7:30-ksws in English, HA14,
s.i1 meg 3I.3 ma 6S0, Ills meg. 15.5 N.
LONDON, 7:30-Briisin Speaks, CSC, 9.5S
meg. 3t.3 m.; 6SD, 1t.75 meg, 25.5 n:
TOXIC. 3:o5-Nsws in English. AU4. i719
meg. 1853 m.; AG4, 1910 meg, 1913 N:
BERLIN, S:i5-Nsws in English, DID. ii.77
meg, IS M; DID, 1854 meg 78.5 m.
LONDON, S:i5-DsmousV Marches, CSC,
s.58 meg. 3i.3 NJ; GSD. ii.75 meg 25.5 m.
ROME, t0:00-Nsws in English. 7eo3. 963
meg. 3i.i m.; 7R04. ti.Si meg, 75.4 NJ;
7R06. 1880 meg, 1916 N.
BERLIN, io;30-kews in English. DID. I'LL
meg. IS NJ: DID. 1854 meg. 7S.5 m.
LONDON, ii:30-Hsadlns News, CSC. 9.5d
meg, 3f.3 m.; eSD, ii.75 meg, 75.5 n.
Evening star., 1941-09-05

American music from The kltst 6arden OF ne
Union
WHy, s:o0-psni.Houss Party; Attor hau'
rice Evans IS guest with the scnq-plsne team
Of Lee Sims and llomaY Bailey.
WRC, e:3o-Lisisn Amsrits: Guest On me
nutrition show will be Hollywood Star Merle
0befon.
VOL, e.30-0uil Bowl; Jerome Hanna
Dizzy" Dean Of The baseball Deans joins the
quiz as guest expert.
Evening star., 1941-09-05
sEysNIE6 STAR FEATURES.

News summary: loihrop Stoddard Of the sdl-
torisI staff Of The Star anaIylH the past week S
ssws, WhAl, tomorrow at II I'm.
Junior Star Page Of the Air; Review sad
ereyisws Of The popular youth feature OF The
SUNDAY Star presented by contributors 10 the
psos. WMAL, tomorrow si 9:45 pm.
Evening star., 1941-09-05
POINTS FOR PARENTS
By EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE

Mothers NTH an eye to the
future pfll find ,DdyS TO use the
mofered help OF small children.
Evening star., 1941-10-19
More Of the Washington Milk Story
Continued from page L.

(CONElNU9d JTOW pUy4 II
Other housewives children drinking
under present conditions higher quo milk produced by
highly specialized do formers thon children Of ony other city
the country They refuse soonfice tondord for price
Health authorities split The District Health Department
points steody child mortality and typhoid deoth
oonq with the decrease bocteo Of milk due high
sondord does purity the department
ottohns high the heoth of ond sterile hon
dnq which observe beyond the mkhed But
Public contends code sufficient
of purity ond used in communities of IS Stotes
Milk producers the equity Of the price
and the need for protection high stond
ords imposed them Their story simple I'VE work from down
till dark get this milk into District honders under rigid equip
requirements The price essential to it
ore living One Of recently poid S67 for first
year mo erode onmo cost $50 Four pounds OF
81 per protein feed for each pound Of milk
produces June II doy formers pod S42 for such eed
August S52 and September l. S54 ton lobor
to producing surplus for cheop milk relief clients called
on support county Sote relief poeroms Why should
we be osked to bear OF the District ood too?'
Evening star., 1941-10-19

Meet on Ayrshire. These
COWS ore eosiIy distinguish
obIe by their long curved
horns. This one belongs TO
q farm neor Boyds. Nd.
Establishing milk quotas by
the Milk Producers Asso-
ciotion creotes q market for
COWS at this season. An os-
signed quota moy require q
former to buy or sell stock.
Evening star., 1941-10-19

HeoIth for youth.
These kindergarten tots
at Thomson School ore
like thousands Of others
in the city who drink milk
Of the midmornine recess.
Left to right ore DonoId
Loinoff, Jimmy Che mbers,
Lois estop, Borboro Ann
Gcndy and Bobby Lewis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-31
viii Shaw Leads
AT indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS Wilbur Shaw
three times winner Of the annual
Memorial day automobile racing
classic here. led Hsuri Rose BY -
seconds 81 the i2s-mlle mark IN
this years edition ~ the great
speedway contest today
At this point the average speed
was III 205 m phi. against z1.aiz
m.ph. for tbs same distance last
year. but still increasing.
A field Of 81 racing cars sblxzsd
away on the 5oo-mlis grind II BOT
a. m. An accident and = fire
forced two drivers from tina race
and delayed ths start approximate.
~ an hour.
A new record crowd. estimated
BY police At lsz 600. oSsrfl0wsd the
massive arena ss the green start
ing flag sent the cream o. Amer
ieas sutomoblls drivers off In
guest u 400 900 IN przs money.
The skies we're heavily overcast
and the weather suitry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-31
Crete Loss
Not Rated
As Major
Today's War Moves
Fight In Eustsrn
Mediterranean Il
Far From Finish
sY UNITED PRESS

Britain's probable loss OF
Crete. which i almost on the
point Of being conceded, Is
not 10 be classed as a major
defeat. II is a position lost.
hut not the loss of the battle
of the eastern Mediterranean.
Long and hitter fighting ever .
wide area lies ahead The import
ance % Crete nevertheless should
not b. minimlRed. Its loss 10 the
Germans would change materially
the situation In ihs eastern hedl-
terri mean
IN HritisA hands. Crete AZ
forded . valuable naval and
air hsss. n stced ~ . wsscA
dog 10 guard the frent doeF
ef Egypt and the sues cansi.
Hitler need-d "a set " oct 81
III. path for the future assault
~ sues.
without Crete. Britain lacks !
base 10 operate against the Ger
man threat nom their plentiful
bases In Greece. The British
would havv to fall hack on Alex
sndris. Cyprus remains. but II -
$40 miles 10 the east. NESTLED IN
the sea between Turkey and Syria
II IL too far away 10 be Of much
practical value In protecting
Egypt against a frontal attack
across the sea.
Hitler's probfsm. however. IL far
from solved. The British hsdlter-
ranean flsst. while considerably
damaged. still stands as . barrier
1T Alexandra. To get At Il. Hitler
has TO attack across more than
300 miles OF water. a. compared
To the 70 between 0reeos and
Crete.
Ne has ne fleet 70 help him,
other than the Italian. which il II
Dubious vaiue. The attack would
have 10 bs made mainly by cir. and
paraehuting troops into Egypt
would be = different matter from
the operation against Crete. spec
taeular and successful as II was.
In Egypt. Hitler would en-
counter the main middle east
era army % the British. plus
= naval force better based
than 81 Crete. and . far
stronger air arm. sl.s well
based. The reckless sacrifice
NJ men and planes Involved In
the attack On Crete probably
would he ~ nothing compared
10 = similar attack On Egypt
The alternative would be 10 go
overland through Turkey. and
that would be an equally great
problem, even for Hitlers smash
ing panzer divisions and bombers
II thu Turks decided 10 resist
The key 10 what may happen
next IN the east may be- Turkey.
Her attitude 10 the thing 10
watch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-31
Germans Report
Schmeling Alive

BERLIN Nan press TO-DAY
presented an interview with Max
schmeiing ss proof that British
reports Of the heavyweight boxers
death were erroneous.
Sehmeling. IL WAS revealed, took
part in the parachute invasion Of
Crete, but Is now IN with a mild
tropical disease and has been
placed in n Mani military hospital
He il awaiting transfer to the air
force "a a fighter plane pilot.
The schmeling Interview was
obtained by siegfried kapps. q
propaganda company reporter. who
revealed that the fighter was one
Of the first Nan paraohutists 10
land on Crete.
schmeling said his task was 10
capture and hold an important
road and a nearby prison whose In
mates. he said. had been released
by the British. just before taking
off for Crete sohmeling was pro-
NOTED to the rank OF lance cor
poral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-31
Kaiser s Condition
Believed Critical

BEEiIN - uueonfirued reports
IN usually reliable ausrtsrs said
today that the condition Of for
nasr Kaiser Wilhelm. ~. WAS re-
gardsd as critical Doom reports
yesterday said he had bssn VI and
had been confined 70 his room for
some time. Hs has been an sxiis
a. Doom. Holland. slnee ths end d
tbs World war.
Reports circulating in Befiin
that ths sx-kaiser was dead. we're
denied Ia wei informed German
quartsfa Informed Mans said
latest reports received here said
that Wilhelm for several days had
bssa suffering from = severe cold
xhich vas reason for grave anxiety
because u ma advanced age.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-31

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plsass. -hseh sslesisss ss~esY ~
shs sols,sss. iisfias seeh b. ss~s.
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sseh eospis ssssysss -sssfh.
stepped sis-iy iss~ the s<hesis
fress soes. ~ssehss ss~s re
center 81 ths sssnysrs - sks
snsnosisi tssss sa1 the pisass.
A sassd ~ R-o.T.c. s,sdsass
srom Bsliesmiss hish school fired
three ysiisys -ak fhss rifles ss1
fsps -sss sesssss.
Tee phofs shs~s 81 ssssk -
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esd essss Blsssr. re 81 re ~
s''ls -hs psdisipssss . re ssss-
zosy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-31
Iraq Premier
Flees 10 Iran

LOND N An official an
nouneement tonight revealed that
the pro-nszi Premier of iraa
Raschid Ali Al-Gailain, has fled
his country and II appeared that
British forces are gaining the
upper hand In their fight for con
troll OF strategic Iraq.
The announcement Of Raschid's
flight was made by the British
ministry Of information. II said
Raschid. accompanied by his chief
Of staff and the self.styled regent
Sharaf. had fled over the border
into Iran fPerAial.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-31

union negotiators with Federal
Coneillator p. :. jackson.
Although spokcsmen evidenced
a note Of optimism Friday, details
Of the peace offer were not re-
yealed.
Meanwhile. on the clio lumber
front there Was little prospect FRI
day for immediate settlement 81
strikes which were slowly throt-
Ting the industry in Tacoma and
elsewhere
No peace between Tacomas
striking members Of the Boommsn
Continued on Page 2, Column 81
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msssd eysF lnss kinx es.snsy ~
a@y 10 aellysf tn nemaf.&i 80
address Al esrsmans~~ ~ n Az
burn Amsriesn L<x,oa po<s n
fsty psFs.
T. q. nsa. issz - an = in
sftsna ne isth snnasl laleszIsIs
convention % TIE chris<lzn M<as
association. h<ffsf kne~n a. ~
fsids<ns. epealnx Fnasy nixnf =
Seattle ngfi y Hsxhinxfoa STATE
pfsssa<Hf II fhs szzueieflea snd
fam Df,aes a. ina ofsxon s<eup.
S.s--~ .s@s.u.s-. .aa,,sr q ~
Pos ca. the ws~ whtls s.estzanr
lns In LosTb<eeh. Cal. 49, 49,
pisslIzsd with N ss< inf<1tien
rr-s s~sssss. eesnsy j4llheas
ehsf. esn est1h - e~n feed -
s<iI - esek n Es go 1zspieYinx
ths limit IN is-lses EEsst n ~
r<frixe<sief Feem to-day. sa1 81
tsll senfi1snflslly ~s<r< ~ esakht
sbsm.
Tns uniyslslsr Il ws<Alnzsss
rxnh<li<nle sshslsf<klp far Ii1e
- aWazs.a - <xas zn1<1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-31
Weaiherman Is Kind TO Tacomans
As They Start Week End Holiday

In lhs afternoon appropriate
ssr9ess NsFs hsld Al Fort Ls~tz
~ fhe sist fssisiea Association II
Washington.
Another event dAfrinf ne sflsf-
aosn vs. ia asnsssi fieid d. pso-
gran ~ haFymosfnt Military
academy.
I've na.siali Gsm<s
Tss Cross stsfs plsyeffs sefs
sbssisslsd ~ AtHlstie pafk. kseFsis
meeting fseiiinshssn Il 10 ard
Lincoln opposing wslis Vsiis ~
SIS
Ths ctlstom ~ aseofating gfavee
on = certain aay " tfas spfiaE Nss
lnasgufate4 fret BY somsn u ths
south after fhs Civil var. rs
example soon sprnad 10 oahsF paSls
q ths eosanfry sEd IN lsss. Gen
John A. Logan. ~ eommander m
ehisf u fhe GFaad Army q IL
Ilspabiie. issued "a order deaGnsf-
ING MAJ 70 ~ The 1afs foF dseofat-
lng soldiers EraysA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-31
Pedestrian Killed
On Seattle Highway

sEATTI.E It ". brown. u,
Spokane. was struck by an auto
mobile and killed last night on the
seattle-Tacoma highway II was
King county's SD traffic fatality
OF the year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-31

Tribsts 70 fhs ~ Sssd,sm high
school sisrai ~hs lear their lives
in World wss I -ss psid N iss-
disio.sI ssssasr 81 Asmesisl Der
services Thsrsssy stssrsess - shs
s<heei.
With sks sssiss s,sasss bsSv CO.
sssblss is irens ~ me bsissss.
The solemn ceremony wss pssfoss-
ed. wrsoshs we're plsess BY ssss
u ths u trees shsf i'ss the pssk-
ias strip is trent ~ re sehesi.
sssh ssdiss,sd ~sny vssrs sss -
The sisis SssS,s~ soldiers. \ IRA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-31
Strikers Voting
Saturday on New
Peace Proposals

Members Of the Lumber
and Sawmill Workers union
(AFL) will meet Saturday TO
vote on a peace proposal sub
mitted BY operators Of three
local box-manufac turing
plants where some 500 men
struck 10 days ago for higher
wages.
The offer resulted from = day-
long meeting 81 company and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-31

WASHINGTON - The defense
mediation board te<iss demanded
for the second time that The later
national Needwerkers Of America
lCIol submit 10 IL full usemher-
ship a heard recommendation Tor
ending the strike % is.eeo humber
workers In Western Washington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-31

The ssathsrmsn sas hind 10
Taeomans FRIDAY a. they paused
10 honor tbs dead. ard then for ina
most part prepared for = ussk-snd
holiday.
stores ~srs closed FRIDAY. bal
an b. open Saturday. However
the city hall viii Femsin siosssi
until Monday snd only tbs fee
offices 81 me courthouse N1li %
srAts saturday.
Partly cloudy usathsf. vita ~
lie Temperature change FRIDAY
night ard Saturday 0as ths Nsath-
e. bureaus forecast
seryfosa In Psrk
Memorial SERVICES Ners hsid Fri-
day morning IN Wright park ~ ina
American Legion. assisted ~ otiaer
veterans organizations. United
Spanish War veterans gathered Il
II a n. 81 oskNeod snd Tacoma
esmsteflsa q decorals gFasea
Members q Tacoma post Wv
paid naYy nsrias tribute On Puget
sound Tscoma Olympia ard se-
sftis Yacht clsghp foined for memo
rial rites on wolioehss bay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-31

WEATHER ToREcAsT

Partly ehpsdy aealGhl SD sna-
49,. Temperatures illxh. - 49,
81. sup Flsss. fsie; go. 7isA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-31

Your Postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest In q. =. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-31
Heroes Congress!
Dead Fling a Challenge
Unknown
Unknown

f<#.s ssssi =. t>z-~s-s s<-s- -
ssse- tses ssskss -<s--s ~<~e<
se~ Me- fsA sep-ss< - a<~>-,sl ~ - rss>~~
rs-ss - spssssi psF-ss>- - ~ se.e-.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-31

serman forces nppeArH4 To-
day 70 be ~ The verge 81 final
viftofy N Crete and middle
eastern stfaIexixts already
were looking forward - lhe
neat phase II The NazI offen-
ave in Cyprus. syria sat
Crypt.
The sir-borne kszi Invnders
Of Crete appeared n h1re
submerged The hard fighting
but small Grrro. Hrlflzh -
Tense trnops b forre ~ num-
hers aided hy relentless md
uneeazinT ar attack.
Ais reports zI&IHI<t Int ~
d~msxirT hss~s NJ h<>a irf1s<i-
- - british naval p~~~r u ~
Middle last ~H<f< fI< e&s1e<u
arait<rznesn fi<<< sixeear 1as
h~<a pssnm<il<d feafAir ~ ~
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HOMER WARREN g. co.
NEW. 5 RMS, FILA

KITCHENER NEAR Freud SIX rooms,
2-fiat near Chrysler. Hudson Motors;
50. 900 1916 down. Mr.. Beery Cherry 1888
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09

PROSPERITY MONEY

Repeat the booming pos. Required two or
more paper dollars to do the work OF
one dollar today. See Mr.. Bedford for
Facts-Figures.
ONE MILLION PAPER DOLLARS
Sales value of the pos. s-story solid con-
crete. i22 units. ? TO 3 rooms furn. Rent
S6s. 900. Excellent oond, Secure location.
Entire price $4,000 cash. Secure new
mortgage for part.
PRICE CUT TO $50 600 Was 5000. 600.
Low Ins. Co. terms; s.. 900 down. is years
4kT int. All like new: new stoves, new
refrig., new steam boiler. Location with
future.
20 ATTRACTIVE APIS. Former 800
900. Today only S35. 600. terms. $40. 900.
Vac, steam. new stoker. new stoves. Rent
81. 900.
SIX TERRACES. . bedroom blk houses.
Tiled baths. : steam heat good cond.
Strategic ~ Woodward cor. Ins. Co says
$50, 900. terms 81 900
HOMER WARREN & CO.
81 years Dependable Service
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HORTON. 444

ONLY 81 900
Brick bargain: light housekeeping; income
SIS mo besides owners quarters. In good
condition; gas heat 45-ft. lot. 2-cAr garage.
E-dFive gupEtzutizi pay 44e44t-anxn- Mr..
Reed. CA O32i or UN. 2-702i.
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Real Estate to Exchange

READ Times Want Ads for profit-us'
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09

COLORED buyers waiting; cash in hand
Any section; singles. fats. apartments
Pembroke. Temple 1880