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kOVacS
Beaten
Riggs

FIT. LAUDERDALE. Fla, Feb
l7-Bobby Riggs of Chicago yes
terday defeated Frank Koyacs OF
Oakland. Cal, Cd. Ga, 4-6, 4-6, Cd
in the singles finals of Fl. Lauder
dale's seventeenth Midwinter ten
mis- tournament.
kovacs. Glowing as usual, dis
played brilliance in drawing his
opponent out of position time and
again. but Riggs out-steadied him
II was the second day in success
sion a Kovacs match had gone five
sets. He defeated Wayne Savin,
Portland. Ore, SO. 6-3, rs, 4-6,
Sc. SATURDAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17
ADD TWO MORE

Borg and Campbell scored their
final goals in the last seven min
utes. George took a pass from
John LeHaFd In front of ti1c Nit.
waukee net for his tally Campbell
headed in Borg's rebound off
Reega for the final point.
ak C9TTIc 70 Detroit With a
reputation for its offensive plav.
but fine defensive work by Andy
Clemens, Jimmy Goodfellow and
Aldo Patrfa checked the MiiWau-
kee teams rusheS successfully.
In the City Cup competition.
German B and Vcrhovay scored
Shutouts To move into the semi
final round. Heine Buchanan
scored in the second half to give
the Germans 10 decision over
JewiSh-Americans al Solway Park.
kolplng gave Verhovay tough
contest, but a goal in the first
half by Danny Korvody and one
IN the second period by Bill Max
well gave Verhovay a 20 victory.
New Dctroiters beat Venetians
D.. in an exhibition contest at
Northwestern Field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17
Elk Pin Leaders
Hold Places

KALAMAZOO. Feb. Ism
teen squads from Ann Arbor did
little revamping of the standings
in the State Elks bowling tourna-
ment over the weekend
The j. j. OKanes of Ann Arbor
made the best five-man effort.
getting 2,7S4 to crowd Lansing
Service out of the first 10.
In doubles, Vic Shewman and
George Kielwasser went into fifth
position with a big l258 with
Shewman's 679 leading the way.
Shewman had 596 in the team
event and wound up with e27 in
singles for 1902 and fifth place in.
All Events.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

st. Ladislaus today was one
game closer to the east division
championship of the girls Catholic
Youth Organization basketball
league by virtue of its Bills VIC
tory over st. Paul of Crosse Pointe
yesterday at st. Clair Community
Center.
A new individual scoring ace
took the spotlight for the Ladis-
lausians in this tilt when Lucille
Laski hoped five field goals for
10 points. In all the other games
tall Genevieve Sielski has top
pointed the team but yesterday she
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17
Track Aces Prepare
For A.A. u. Classic

NEW YORK. Feb. INNS
The nations top track and field
stars today had their eyes fixed
on the record books as they pre-
pared for the fifty-third annual
national A. A. U. championships
at Madison Square Garden this
tkaaetS-fr11
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throws to pace the winners att
tack.
San Francesca climbed to a Tie
for third in this bracket by stop-
ping ST. Mary Magdalen. 17-12.
Jean Degnore. San Francesca ace.
outscored the entire losing team.
She pitched in four field goals and
five free throws for - points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17

CLASS u HFAN WEIGHTS
Central division--St Rose Is. St StaniS-
aus (No. u 10. 81 Ladslaus rs Sweetest
Heart %: Holy Rosary %. Blessed sacra-
ment 10.
North divsion-st Rita so Precious
$1,000 Is: Visitation Is ST Vincent ,Pon-
tiacl 10, 81 Mary Magdslen CHazel Park
. St Mary (Redfordl Is.
East division-St JOsaphat 20 Nativity
Is. ST. Catherine So Sacred Heart Is
our Lady Of Sorrow %. st. stsnislsus
Southeast division-st David IS. st
Pnihp Men 80; 81. Paul tGrosse Pointer
IS 81. Bernard Is: Annunciation 30. St
Southwest division-st. Vincent ~. s,
Francis Xavier tEcorseb Is. St Mary
Magdalen tMeD 81. St Casimir a.. Our
Lady Of Mt. Carmel twyanl so. All
West dlvision-sacred Hear, 81. ST He'd
wig 20: Our Lady 81 Guadalupe 81 81,
Dominic 81: St Cecilia IS So Luke 10
CLASS 4 LIGHTWEIGHTS
East division-Annunciatio 81. San
francesca 10; Holy Rosary 80. st. Bene-
dict IS.
West division-st. Gregory ~. ST Leo II:
~ John Cantius a.. our Lady Of Lour-
CLASS h IIGHrwEiGHTS
East division-St Nicholas 30 81.
Charles 81 st. Rose 20. ST. Catherine NO.
u Is: st. Edward IL 81. Catherine no.
p 20: Nativity IS. St David %
West division=-St Casimir 80, St thn
ST Paul oMslteseD %; St Gabriel a. St.
Boniface 10
Central division-st. Margaret Mary 81
ST Luke 20 Resurrection IS St Angus
tine II: santa Maria 80. Blessed Sacra-
msnt 10; ST Gregory IN. 81. Anthony IS.
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BOB TALES
Continued from First Sport Page)

the officiating what the coaches going to do?
their teams play while they blowing whistles at
other game? Or going to watch football Mondays
too?
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Chr3s'sr aitrrrAfes Barra Gauf
Fsik Rrerrates- B1t.c. J. orr
ChrYEier 2S
FAN u
Referee Evans. Linesmen MacGresor
and smith.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17
GET FLYING START

Detroit scored twice in the first
five minutes. Neil Campbell headed
in his first goal on a pass from
Tom Syme after two minutes of
play. John Lenard counted on a
terrific boot from 25 yards out.
The ball bounded off the Falk
goalie's hands, hit the crossbar
and bounced into the right corner
of the net.
George Borg garnered his first
goal toward the close of the first
half when he put the ball high in
the net from IS yards out.
Milwaukee refused to quit and
Panick scored twice early in the
first half to make the score 3D..
The Milwaukee inside left caught
Herm Schmidtke, Chrysler goalie,
unprotected when he took a ball
headed by Steve Reega and kicked
II into the right corner. His sec
ond goal was nice piece of head
work. Panick headed the ball
backward into the Detroit net
when Joe Orr booted a corner
kick at him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17
Click BowIers Take
Lead in Legion Meet

JACKSON. Mich. Feb 10
Posting games OF 943-942-S67 for
2.652. the Click team of Jackson
took over first place in the five
man event in the state American
League bowling tournament as II
teams completed in the first of
four week-ends of action. The
standings:
FINE-MAS EVENT
Click Metal Jackson ? $50
Ypsllanti Blues 2.57l
Blue sunoco Jackson 24l7
Rose City Post No. 2 Jackson 2,4i3
Ypsilanti Reds 2.376
DOT LES
c McArthur-E Hoyt Jackson LIS
u Burt q Meyers jackson l46
6 Whtium-C Field. Charlotte l.0e5
X Tunuiciun L. Schaer Ypsilant l.0fe
K schrepper-P. Haywood. YpsIanu i.047
SINGLES
g Meyers Jackson 500
II Carver. Sturgis 592
W LEVITT Jackson 566
g Macarthur. Jackson 55I
6. Whittum. Charlotte $50
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Invaders GoaIie
Given Shower
By Chrys|er

Willie Reega. Falk Club goalie,
had only one goal scored on him
all last season, but he saw five
flash past him yesterday as Chrys-
Ter beat the Milwaukee soccer
team, SD, in the quarter-finals of
the National Amateur Challenge
Cup play at Chrysler Field.
The Detroit club outclassed
Falk during the major portion of
the game as age and experience
prevailed over youth.
George Borg. Neil Campbell and
John Lenard counted for Detroit
md John Panick tailed both Mil
laukee goals.
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CYO Basketball
Results
CLASS A HE.vywFIGHrs

Fast division-st Benedict a. Santa
1re 81. ST. Florian p St Ambrose 20:
Margaret Mary IS. 81 Anthony 20
West division-St Hedwig IS 81 Francis
tf0lishl p. ST Gregory IS st Leo p
Glass q HAY w hInHIS
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DUh News Robert Taylor and Norma
shearer IN .LsoAPE. Huhnard w
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
Prominent Japanese
Succumhs in Hospital

Frank Mssska FuGmoto IS Of
lIlo Fawcett. died IN a local hos
pital recently.
He was born in Japan. came to
the U. S. 20 years ago and to
Tacoma 10 years later. He was
the owner Of the Capital Cleaners
and Dyers for rs wears and is
wei known In Tscoma. having
been a member Of the Chamber az
Commerce.
he also was very active in the
Buddhist church. having acted as
president Of the board and gen
erai advisor. He was president
OF the Tacoma japanese Dry
Cleaning and Laundry association.
Fujimoto was president OF the
japanese school board for many
years before becoming IN.
He is survived by his wife Aitsu
Fu1imoto Of the home. three
daughters. Yoshilso. Tsdsye and
kimiko Of Tacoma. three brothers
and one sister In Japan and his
mother in Japan. Funeral ar
engagements viii be announced by
Buckley-King.
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i HOSpTIAI BED FOR RENT
= oyerlands. 1889 Bdwy.
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w. H. Sieffey
Grand Master
Annual Session
OF Musons Held

Delegates 10 the 46th annual
assembly Of the grand council Of
Royal and Select Masters Of
Washington wound up = one-day
session in Tacoma Wednesday
with the elevation Of Walter H.
steffey Of Seattle to the position
Of grand master.
He presided At the days sessions
in the absence Of the present grand
master. William Ferguson Of
Zenith. who IL seriously IN IN Ia
coma General hospital
Other officers moved up accord
Ing TO custom were Warren J.
Gilbert OF Mount Vernon. new
deputy grand master: William p.
Williams. Of Walla walla, re-eleet-
ed grand treasurer; Horace w.
Tyler Of Tacoma. reelected grand
reporter: Rev. Newton Il. Meats
Of Seattle. reelected grand chap
lain; Albert p. Ryan Of Van
couver. Wash. new principal con-
ductor Of works: George W. Som
msr OF Spokane. grand master Of
ceremonies. George W. Christen-
son Of Seattle. grand captain of
the guard: Wendell L. onstine OF
Walla Walla. grand conductor Of
council; John y. Bremerton, grand
steward.
Thursday and Friday Of the
weeks gathering Of York Rite
Masons at Masonic temple here
viii be occupied almost entirely
with sessions Of the grand chap
ter Of Royal Arch Mssons. Lee
Allen Of Pullman, grand high
priest. will preside.
Tuesdays meeting OF the grand
eommandery. Knights Templar.
closed with selection OF wenatchee
for next years convention.
Two visitors at Wednesdays
meetings were Dell o. Bellamy.
past grand master and past grand
commander Of Idaho, who now is
grand principal conductor OF work
OF that state. and Ward M.
Bracchi, grand principal conduc-
tor Of work OF the state of
Oregon.
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II Americans want their world
Of the future To be more pleas
ant one to work in and live in.
they had best realize now II is go
ing to take all the initiative. in
genuity. skill and will to work that
they possess to create IT. 1t will
not lust develop as good times
had a way Of doing in the 10th
century.
Right now Americas shoulder is
at the wheel of defense. Every
thing is secondary to that, but
everyone knows that the activity
that rearmament has created will
not last forever. II isn't too early
to begin thinking about the post
war world. OF the day when most
Of our efforts viii go into beating
the swords back into ploughshares
The period that follows the re-
armament effort must not be one
Of sharply declining industrial &C
tivity and falling employment il
We expect TO side-step a depres-
sion more severe than any ever
seen.
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HOUSING PROBLEMS
IN BOOM CENTERS

The nations real estate and
mortgage interests are mobilizing
behind the defense housing pro-
gram. and, contrary to what some
have said and written. the pro-
gram is progressing satisfactorily.
Obviously, providing sufficient
housing in some areas that have
almost overnight been turned into
boom centers. is one of the very
first steps in the whole defense
program. These defense areas re-
quire special attention and the de-
Tense housing coordinator is. 1 be-
heye. successfully meeting the de-
msnd. II is also probably true
that rs per cent of our towns and
cities have adequate housing facili-
ties for defense workers.
Any alarm over spiraling rent
rises is unwarranted. it seems to
me. A careful study Of a survey
Of we'll informed experts indicates
that rent increases for the nation
as a whole viii be moderate and
fair.
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Male Help Wanted

YOUNG man wanted for general work
in apartment building Write Z-6.
Tacoma Times
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INCREASE IN HoUsEowNERs
GOOD INSURANCE

A great increase in American
homsowners Is the best insurance
We can possibly buy for a preserva-
ton Of our American way of life.
In the past too much of the ma
chinery for Transforming a renter
into q homeowner has been de-
voted to the more expensive house
and the man with the above-aver-
age income. The greater mass
market has been passed by or
been inadequately covered. Forty
two per cent OF the nations fsmi-
lies have annual incomes of less
than si,000-and they total So
00o, 900 people. Only about 5 per
cent of the population have in
comes OF $4,000 or more each year.
This il one challenge for the fu-
ture-to provide homes that these
people can afford to buy.
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to tolerate. decade after decade.
the rapidly growing Stun areas of
our great cities? That is a task
for the immediate future. II must
be solved because blighted and
Stun areas are taking a toll in
declining property values that the
country cannot afford. That can
better be appreciated when you
know that more than half of the
national wealth of this country is
in land and buildings.
A second undertaking. which I
rate as being equally important,
if lowering real estate taxes. Real
estate is carrying far greater
proportion of the tax load than il
should. / recently said that if
property owners We're issuing an
nual reports now. as industrial
corporations are doing, they would
show that real estate paid between
25 and 30 per cent of its gross
income in taxes while industrial
corporations pay only from 10 to
u per cent. Yet much is made of
the fact that taxes of many COM
psnies have risen 10 that they
now pay as much in taxation as
they do for pay rolls. and their
taxes far exceed their net incomes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
Puyallup Rancher
Term Suspended

Herbert Aiken. elderly Puyallup
berry rancher. who was jailed last
week on a charge Of assault with
intent TO kin, was free Wednesday
on a l0-year suspended sentence
to the state penitentisry at walla
Walla.
Aiken pleaded guilty to q re
dueed charge Of second degree
assault. He was accused Of strik.
ing Clifford l. and Susie DOYLE.
Puyaliup neighbors. on the head
with q hoe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-08
SLUM AREAS DECREASE
PROPERTY VALUES

But that n only part Of the
story. More than half Of the ma
tons 73.20o.Ooo non-fsrm families
are renters and despite the prog
ress We make in more widespread
home ownership, a good part Of
them viii remain renters. There
must be more and better rental
housing for urban families. Re-
dueed To its simplest terms: Isn't
IL a mockery for this nation. with
all its great wealth and resources.
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FERN HILL washer repairs. parts
Ia Pisnte. Granite slI7.
RHODES-Washer Parts. Service. BR
lz2l. Use Your Charge Account
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Female Help Wanted

MAN to run drag saw. sli3 South
Puget Sound
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Trade Winds" by Schneider

NOTE rodys coumnist who is on
ton Dean HILL president Mortgage Bankers association Of
America.
CHICAGO-Beset he is TODAY with more uncert
than ne has known before the average man can be
pretty sure OF one thnghe world of the future isn't going
TO be cut from the pattern for the one he knew
in the past
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II Apply
Rirthday
WEDNESDAY, MAY :

WEDNESDAY, MAY
Mrs. Frieda Glenn, 564e So.
/ VI.
Mrs. Palma kerns, Mountain
View sanatorium.
Phyllis Hlghberg. Spanaway.
Richard A. Schwabei, Waller
road.
Mrs. Doris Courtney, 1907 So.
Alnsworth ave.
Kenneth Upton, 44S East
sid d.
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SINGLE SPRING AND MATTRESS
Cali Main PASS
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PANSfES. carnations snd chrvssn-
themums. for l0c Named Eladi-
olss &c All kinds ANIMALS zoe
dozen. VsnSlyke. so2 attn ave. n.
w Puysllup.
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II you're not using il. sell il with
Fast-Action Times Want Ad
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RIPE TOMATOES In JULY Our
lsrge. sturdy very early plants now
ready. Towers Tomato Farm. Proc
tor sos
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The first colony in Georgia was
founded by James ogiethorps.
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Murkets OF q
Glunce

WEDNESDAY
Stocks: Irregular in moderate
trading.
Bond~: Irregulsriy lower: u. s.
governments lower.
Curb Sticks: Irregular.
Cotton: Up a. much - 50 cents
q bale.
Wheat: Up Il 10 : cents.
Corn: Up : To l cent.
Rubber; Higher.
silver: Unchanged.
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@s - SaHS MAY AZ May IL
data supplied by u. q. weather
bureau. Department Of commerce)
Washington's forecast - Mostly
overcast with local light rains
Wednesday night and Thursday.
Little change In temperature.
Gentle to moderate variable wind
off the coast and over inland wa
ters of the state.
Rainfall In Tacoma for the n
hours ending At s a. m. Wednes-
day, none; since May /, rs inch,
an excess Of 81 inch: since Jan.
/. 1000 inches. a shortage of 7.42
inches
Wind at q q. m. Wednesday
north m. p. h.: barometer at 30.iI
and rising. then steady.
Sun rises AZ 4:42 a. m. Thursday
and sets at 7:2e p. m.
Taooma's weather on Nav 7.
1e4o, cloudy and trace of rain.
Maximum temperature 81 degrees
and minimum Of -. Highest wind
velocity IL m. p. h.. from the west.
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BANK REPORTS
"Wednesday

Portland Clesrings S6.34l 500
-: balances 81. 7o6. 734.37.
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Honesty Always Paws

Honesty Always PeYs
FINDERS OF lost articles AdVer-
tised below. please take notice.
After you have returned the
articles 70 the loser. go to The
Tacoma Times office, ele Mar
ket where YOU will be pre-
sented with two guest tickets to
the Temple theater.
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I OST-Lady,s black purse. vicinity
i Bryant school, papers. money. Re-
ward. Call Tacoma Times office.
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n. Y. CURB STOCKS

Closing Prices Furnished by
Dean Wifter 4 Company
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Situations Wanted. Male

WANT work evenings Saturdays
Sundays Yard care apt. cleaning
chauffeur or anything. Box As
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Moderate Trading on Mart
As Stocks Move Irregularly

Dow-soNEs AVERAGES
WEDNESDAY
Industrial ....1fs-es. EFT a.ss
Rail --.-.... 1e.os Ell ala
Uf1lity 1890. 17-sI. eff as
- stocks -. te.1l eff els
Stock sales were sec. 900 shares
Wednesday. compared with $4,000
Tuesday. Curb sales dwindled 70
7p.ooo shares from rs. 900.
NEW yoRk-stocs. moved IT.
regularly IN moderate trading We'd
nesday.
Wall Street experts described
TIE irreeulsrity a. \ digestive
process after substantial gains IN
the previous session. There was
No change In news 10 affect prices,
they said.
Railroad and oil shares furnished
the principal volume. General Mo-
tors and United States steel also
were active. Southern Pacific led
In volume and large turnover was
noted in New York Central, Santa
Fe. Great Northern. Pure OIL. Ohio
OIL. Standard OIL New Jersey,
Northern Pacific and socony-vse-
uum.
New highs were made by Santa
Pc. Illinois Central issues and
Southern Railway. Chesapeake 4
Ohio dropped more than q point TO
Q new low.
WEDNESDAYS QUOTATIONS
Quotations courtesy Dean wifter =
Co. washington H1dr members
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Setter. Owner identity and
pay for sd, board. keep. Lakewood
oQi9
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BANK REPORTS
Wednesday
Seattle Clearings Ss.s01. 400. OF
balances $4.4s1, 520.79; transactions
S15.747, 0OO.O
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I OST-Young tan and white male
L dog Red leather collar MA 1881
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Flowers and Plants

/ oST-oLASSEs advertised without
l charge. Call CaSwell Optical Co
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FAdh Of real pearl pierced earrings
HSO- Joe d. Harvey, Lakeview
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BB WASHER SERVICE. Largest n.r.
stock IN town. 1922 So n "a -
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WASHER SALE-One late model
washer, perfect condition. s5e. so;
one ABC washer, same as new.
s4e-5O; one Norge washer. good
condition, large capacity, s44.5O;
one Magic washer. good condi-
hon, $3.50; one Thor washer.
1880. Large selection of good
ice hoxes-cheap. Home Furni-
ture Co. 114s-50 Commerce.
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Situations Wanted, Female

woMEN's EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
At Lutheran Compass Mission l52s
Pacific ave 10 m 10 o N
VA sos eHrent Safurdava
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Lost and Found

I OST-Six-inch ring containing keys
L Call between and :. Garland
3947-R Substantial reward
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Fl DOR SANDER FOR RENT
OVERLAND's i19o ~.
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PP'e for vacuum cleaner parts
reprs. 1922 So. 6. Ghr SIS
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boat, outboard motor.
Number 500 446. Inquire at Times
office
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-, rFslANoS 70 rent-rent applied
CLINTON ;, 18th & Fawcett IA a2aa
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EXPERIENCED lady wishes chamber
maid work or restaurant work IS
kitchen helper Proctor 1922
4Ss3
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HEM AND USED washers and vacuum,
Cleaners 622 St Helens. = iii
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WESTINGHOUSE eIectric stove
apartment size. $40 1907 So Park.
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2 Ado REPAIRING SERVICE
oVERLANDs. 1889 Bdwv
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Miscellaneous for Sale

WOOD RANGE-Warm oven a. top.
good condition. bargain. 2l2l So NJ
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FOR SALE-Typewriter and wheel
chair. Cheap 5i3 South 7th.