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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-12
Major Camps
BY UNITED PRESS

ORLA MO-. Fla. - The New
York Giants have nominated Carl
Hubbell. Cliff Melton and Ace
Adams for mound duty against
the Washington Senators In their
exhibition baseball game sched-
uled for today
ST. PETERSBURG. F1a. - The
New York Yankees meet their
first minor league competitors Of
the spring season today when they
play the Louisville Colonies.
The Cincinnati Reds put to-
gether u pair OF singles by Frank
Mccormick and Mike christoff
with a walk TO Bobby Mattiek for
q 81 victory over the Yankees
yesterday.
HAN AN A - The BROOKLYN
Dodgers begin five game series
Of exhibition game. against the
Cuban All-stars today.
SAN BFRNARDINO. Cal
Rookie southpaw Aidon VII
kie. Mace Brown and Rus.
Bauers were 10 take the
mound today as the Pittsburgh
Pirates meet Seattle In the first
of 81 exhibition games on con-
secutive days.
st. PETERSBURG, Fla The
st. Louis Cardinals resume play IN
the Grapefruit league today with
an exhibition game with the Bos-
ton Red Sox.
SAN ANTONIO. Textile ~
Louis Browns had only nght
workout scheduled today befor.
resumlng their exhibition series to-
morrow with the Boston Bees.
LAKELAND. F1a.-The high
est salary squAbble between tn.
Detroit Tigers and Cleveland In
dams apparently Was ended today
after an unofficial report that
Hank Greenberg. Tigers star out
fielder. would receive spprosl-
matsly $40 600 this season. Buck
Nevsom, Detroit pitcher whose
S35 600 contract precipitatsd an
announcement from clevelsn that
Bob Fsllsr would be highest PAID
hurlsr. said ne didn't care whether
Teller and Greenberg made even
$50 900
ANaHtIn. Caiif.-Another late
rally gave the Philadelphia Atm
letios an exhibition game record Of
five wins against only one Ioss to-
day The As cam. from behind
again yesterday 10 defeat the
Hollywood Starr. So
AVALON, Calf. - Manager
Jimmy Wilson Of the Cubs
Was worried today about nsEo-
tiations with boidoufs Bill I<s
and Hank fsibef. due for a
showdown this week. Another
problem Ma Rookie Lou N0yi-
k0ffs growing fondnses for
the mainland. He failed to
show for training dutis. y.s-
tsrday.
PASADENA, Calf - The Chi
esgO White sOx training program
was handicapped today b. four
er1pples Catcher Nike fresh was
suffering from a head injury re-
esiyed IN Saturdays sii-stsr game /.
Pitchers Bill Dietrich and Thorn
ton Lee dsysiopsd head colds and
Taft Wrgnt raS IN bed with Lse
flu
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Beauty and Skill
|0n Net Courts

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Fred Strankman Of Puyallup
-~ho tossed in 1872 points this year,
coming within IS points of break
ing the conference record. was not
considered good enough" to make
the first team, although he was
chosen on the first team last year
as a junior
Two other members Of the
1910 all-conference team east
~ won honor rating this year.
Gail Bruce Of Puyallup and
Don Asseltine of Kent, both
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Coast Camps
BY UNITED PRESS
BOYEs HOT SPRINGS, Calf

bOl rs HUI SfhlNOS, 1dllf.-
Jake Powell. the San Francisco
Seals $4,000 center fielder. pur-
chased from the Yankees. will re-
port Thursday, TO the relief Of
Manager Lefty ODoul who saw
the Yannigans defeat the Regulars
As yesterday.
NAPA, Calf. - The Oakland
Acorns have a couple Of likely
prospects in Joe Rossi. former Uni
versity Of California catcher. and
Me- Deuzabou. ex-Besr infielder.
Manager Johnny Vergez found to-
DAY. He thought Deuzsb ou would
ever press Hugh Luby for the key
stone sack position Both are good
hitters.
ONTARIO. Calif.-The Los
Angeles Angels tangled with
the Philadelphia Athletics to-
day for the second time dur
Ing their training period. Con-
ME Mack's squad, heading for
the championship Of the Citru.
league with five wins in six
games. walloped the Angels
1915 In their last meeting. Los
Angeles trimmed UCLA l0-s
In m exhibition NJ Westuood
yesterday.
SAN BERNARDINO, Cabin
skiffs championship Seattle club
invaded the training grounds Of
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" ST. MERCHANTS LEAGUE
PLAY NOR ALLEYS

Pm stars ~ the X street Nsr-
chants learu. estiled Ter the hish
scoring honor q the session Nor
dav night On ire Play Nor alleys
with the top mark finally falling
10 Pete schwah. who finished
with ss7
John f1Jsiks wss close ~
hind with $50. Joe ke-dsier
relied sss. Je< Paddock as1.
Glenn Collin. SIS. and had
Reichart ISL for the ether
high scores.
Results X stree, Club .. Hlns
Florists / Rails Hen Franklin
S,or. ;. Pine Cafe 1. Fir Ridge
Guernsey :. Craig and sens Hart
ware 1. X sino Club 4. fsterman
~ Tacoms l. Meyer Drugs . fio-
neer Market 1 Johnny's Tavern ,.
Johnson Candy 2 Washington
Hand Laundry , Hans johnson
Department Stor. Z
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Cocker Trophies
To Be Presented

Trophies won IN the T.eoma
Cocker spaniel eluDs annual field
triais sunday sali be presented
this Tuesday night At O'Clock at
the club meeting a. tho Chamber
~ Commerce President Ray
crummsl desires a fun sttsndanes.
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Overlin Winner

PITTSBURGH = Ken Overlln,
New York state middleweight
champion. jabbed his way To an
easy victory last night over Nose
Brown, 4cKeesport Negro. In a
10-round non-titls bout a. the
Gardens
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Harold Maull
Upsets Erwin
Surprise Staged in
Bodminton Tourney

Surprise mstch q the hedmin-
ton tournament here lssi night
was qusrter-finsl in which
Harold Maui. a newcomer from
McCherd Field. upset Den Erwin.
seeded number three. In a thres-
game thriller.
Mondays results
Mems Singles Francis Chap
man defeated RAY Wall is-2 AS.
Lawrence NcCamant defests 4
Ralph Erwin 1871. 49, Harold
Maui defeated Norman Henshaw
1876: 1872. Don Erwin defeated Al
Kemp 1873. $50. Second Round -
Francis Chapman defssts 4
Lawrence MeCamant ISIS. ia-iis
Harold Maui defeated Don Erwin
ais. 1915. is-ia
wemen's single. Bett,
worder defeated Helen Murd-
helm li-t. ii-a. Mary Ann
Jeluslch defeated Hssel Case
lis: Ill. Ncmcn's Doubles
Mary Ann Jclusich and
Ruth Grain defeated Meisina
Flander. and Lots Weller
1873: 1873. Peggy Feis and
Ruth Crow defeated Hssei
Case and Helen Mundheim.
Mixed Handicap Doubles Don
Erwin and Peggy Felix Won over
Ralph Erwin and Hazel Case by
default. Kenneth johnson and
Betty worden defeated Paul
Fordyce and Ellen Fordyoe 1918.
1918. 1918
Tuesday schedule. Tao MARI
Heard vs. Anita Derby. Marion In
gram ". Leslie Mckay. 7 30 jerry
Martin Va PRED Henn Arnold spin
ning y BIZ Nelson. io-Nrs. Pax
and MIA. Ice Va. Y Murray and ~
Wall and n Cas- 3 so winner "
Grow and ~. Maui v n. Wall and
"a Case PLAYS Outright and NJ Ing
ram. II Erwin and y. Feix W y
Sterne and NJ. FLANDERS. i0-Rieh
ard Never " Kenneth johnson. T
Herfled and 1. Htofifid " y henp
and |. Weller. SOP Fordyce VI
Jack DuPriest. A spinning and J
Martin "a r Erwin and A Kemp.
2 SOD Dexter and ID Morton Va. X
johnson aud n Nofden, 1910 -
winner II. Meyer v X Johnson
PLAYS winner J Martin va y Henry
winner 2. Fordyoe Va. J. DuPriesi
PLAYS winner A. spinning 70. u
Nelson
All esrni final matches will he
played on Wednesday night. follow
ed By the finals beginning n T;3o
Thursday night.
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being unanimous choices
along with Dick Marshall Of
Highline.
Three seniors, junior and
sophomore comprise the first team
while three juniors. one sophomore
>snd one senior make up the sec
ond team.
Twenty-Five players were nomi-
mated for all-star positions.
Ames Honored
Proudest coach after the selec-
tions were announced was Bill
Ames of Buckley. His boys were
given one second team place and
one honorable mention yet Buck
lev tied for second in the league
race. Ames feels the other coaches
admitted that Buckley didn't
have the boys but must have
finished so high because Of some
other factor. probably superior
coaching.
Other business transacted
AT the meeting included the
selection Of football officials
for next year and a discussion
about the spring sports Of
softball and track.
Voting on the basketball all-star
selections were Coaches Al Dahl
berg of Puysllup, Pop Keeney Of
Sumner. Bill Ames Of Buckley,
Chuck Smith OF Enumclaw, Matt
Muczynski Of Auburn. John Lewis
of Kent, Shorty Luft of Renton
and Harold Rude of Highline.
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POLICE roUR>AM
BROADWAY ALLEYS

Tacoma No. Police team. the
City league slleksrs. won first
place in the annual tournament of
northwest police bowling teams on
the Broadway alleys with = score
81 s2i0. including handicap, There
were competing teams from Ia
coma. Portland and Seattle. The
winning score
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HITTING the Old Head Pin

zane since stsFslnr = srssi thss
fsi ard cam. n high With . las
-nkis game sc relis for klnE's
race fisns finished with = seat
az nab. rsncNieh. Ccnnies
Rssu,y shop acc seEisr. rciiei the
top THREE game ssrte. ard hat
nsns's record " one pin ending
wlth ses
Fios Beauty shop isss tN.
Stadium Dye Works isat IL.
Kings Place 1919 ~, Connie.
neautv shop lao an.
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KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS
BROADWAY ALLEYS

Mallon Motors and rusi Oll
Service finished the second half
campaign Of tho knights 81 Co
lumhus league Monday night on
the Broadway alleys in q tie for
first place. Tho winner will be
determined by q pIsyoff. ds,e ~
which will be announced later.
The Msilop. made . strong
finish IN gain the tie position.
winning four points from
Farm Maid Ice Cream. Fuel
OH Service won only one from
Center street Service. Pat
4 Mikes won three from
Frank Fox Tires.
The singles tournament 81 The
Knights of Columbus bowiers will
be rolled next Monday night al The
usual league time. Secretary
Charles hettlcr announced.
Benny Gervais rolled 555 for the
high score Of the closing matches
OF the schedule. checking In with
games Of 1872. III and 1872 Frank
Fox registered 2st for the high
single game
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the Pittsburgh Pirates today for
an exhibition game. Recognizing
the batting power Of the Rainiers.
the National leaguers slated regu-
lars Russ Bsuers. Mac. Brown and
Aldon Wilkie for hurting duties
FULLERTON. Calf. - Holly
wood and Sacramento got together
here today 10 test each other in
an exhibition game George Nun
ger. who had the pitching assign
ment for the Solons. vas closely
watched by Pilot Pepper Martin.
vho expects ths bulky veteran 10
Be Q seAncout this 5000.
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COLISEUM INDUSTRIAL.
COLISEUM ALLEYS

Jerry Larson rolled two new
records In Coliseum Industrial
league play las, night 7is for
the highest single game and s7s
for the top three games jerry
IL = member ~ the Buffslsn Lum-
her No. ] team. Eien kshls
anchor for Monarch Door, rolled
a neat seF1es Of 1913. 1853 and ltt
-47s. Charles Masonic rolled
ass also for Monarch Door
B8ffelsn Door No. z 1915 lob.
Monarch Door zO3s a.
Buffelen Lumber No. zis5 90.
Washington Door 2iis ~.
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SOUND CONFERENCE COACHES IN SURPRISE ACTION


zsger Roudwin teamed together last night
the doubles hsndesn ehanpicnshar
Reh Holder. sal. qi.ie sia
Singles play essn
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LADIES FKEt TINE,
COLISEUM ALLEYS

Monday afternoon the Ladies
Free Time league rolled smother
weekly match a. the coli~gU
Alleys with some fine results
Ilens Andersen rolled her top
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INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
BROADWAY ALLEYS

Frank ksrth was high scorer Of
all the Monday bowisrs OF the
Broadway alleys. shooting $50. 7o7
and 227 for q o0S mark In the IN
dustrisl league
Other good seor~s werei
George Johnson $40. Clyde
Grain sbs. ". Gosssiin SIS.
Otto Marth 55z and Fat Per
son sol.
Results Tacoma Towel supply
4. Totem stores o. Ray Printers
4. Broadway Sport Center o.
W'hseler-osgood I. Turf Smoke
shop o: Broadway Alleys .. Gas
Company /: Bsrt's Mems Wear ,,
asth Street BOOSTERS 1
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~ HAROLD SHAW

AUTHORIZATIONS shattered by Puget
basketball coaches for the first the
leading Al-Conf.eno.
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HONORABLE MENTION

Bob Heknbotom Enumelsw; Don Foster Sumner Rick Fred
erickson Enumclaw; Henry Auburn Carroll
Nominated Wayne Snder Puaup: Lowell Doud
kilen Hghlne; Tom Hghne Ray
Claude Mukns Puyaup Renon. McGilvray
Auhu
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County Hoop
Play Begins
Forty-Eight Teams
Left in Tournament

Only IS teams are left in the
annual Pierce County Inter
League council basketball tourney
at Stadium. Eight teams were
eliminated Monday night in first
round games.
While Glass A play featured the
opening night. some good games
were run off in the other three
divisions. n. c and n.
The hest Class 4 FRAY WAS
Co. L. Issth Infantry Buckley
contest which went to Buckley
2e-2s m the Isst half minute.
Co. l. led IA at the quarter only
to trail 1911 at the half In the
third quarter Buckley ran the
margin TO Pills before gaining q
1919 third-quarter score.
BY winning. Buckley now goes
against Consumers at 1880 o'clock
Friday night at the boys bym.
Puyallup Elks kept pace with
Norwood all the way until the
final four minutes when Carl Moe
broke up the contest with = pair
Of shots 10 give Norwood a $500
victory.
Class u play saw Go. q.
1S6th Infantry win over Wo-
cos. 26 10 20.
s9th Recognizsnce Squadron
swamped a shorthanded Alder
team. 81 to Il.
Class c action saw Ssth street
Boosters swamp Midland. 1874.
The other C game brought Co.
f. l6lst Infantry closer to the
championship with a ~ TO 20 de-
cision over Valley Paint
SCHEDULES TUESDAY NIGHT
CLASS u
tsceond Roundl
Game No. 3. 5sth Quartermasters.
Co. b vs.. Falkland Trinity Lutherans,
$50. boys gym. Game No. :. ship
builders vs. Roy Rockets. 2 80. boys
gym Game No. 8. jefferson Play
field vs. srd Quartermasters Bat. p 80
boys gym. Game No. o. Co III, llbth
Medical Corps Va. Orting Merchants
Q 80. boys sym.
CLASS e
fseeond Roundl
Game No 3. saith Ordinance Va N
Y A. 8 30. girls gym. gane No Z
23e q NJ { vs. Thomases Grocs 2 so
girls gym. game No 3 Co @ il6th
NJ c vs. American Lake 3 30. girls
gym game No O. Puvallup Christian
Church vs.. ssth q N. c. 9 80. girls
gym
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tame No ]

haU-ilfne score. 3Slh bomDAfc-
ment 23. Puyallup TotemE II
Subs 34th Bombhrdment Lesnsrts
"a Underwood "a Bisssll ~
Gardner. hcKenzi. Puvsllup Totsms
HeassleT. Referee Hal Lee.
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SIXTH AVENUE CgsTyR
slsth Axeaue H.ssIness MenseN

siAT0 AVENUE tgSTv0
sixth Avenue bu>ipess Weus~~
orumbiings won three out %
four points with 1900 pins from
the Sixth Avenu. Salon Denesuts
who shot 1915. Hazel Coleman
and Ruth Carlson. both members
Of the winning team. had high
single LAT and high series sss.
The other match saw burpss'a
take four points from the stuts-
mans Drug bo~lsrs with ipes pins
10 1880. Elixabeth Davis had high
single. zoo. and high series. Dat.
sisth Avenue Tavern
Hal votsw shooting . zoo single
and b72 for high total. led csssy's
10 -four point win over the Pine
Street team. The Csssys shot
2s3s TO 2toi by the PIN. strsstsrs
stan Majesty shot . 70i single
for the losers.
The Loop with 22s7 won three
points 10 one for csnsis's, 1iz2
Richardson. rolling with Csnais's.
had 1916 and si7 for high single
and also total. West IND and the
Spot split even. tho spot taking
two games and tho West End ons
game and total pins area Tho
spot had 74s0 pins. Art Aosilsr
had 1s2 for high single Ted
Hamilton and &. Wartsr tad foo
high series with ts2.
so,rH T.coNs snnaHasrs
~ NAY ALLEYS
Jofdans Bread 1SsT ID. ssmsan
rsnseo zs71 ca. hlsh sans, ssr.ilt.
Jensen rs,sl ana ,sJ, ~ W. weld
Or. supply gsgT 90. hlsh sAms,
r.gni. 100. nigh ssri~.. s<hssson. bis
Electric CITY 11tt tDl. Airport
Cigar 2Bs7 90 nigh rams, A Mott
man. ia. hish s<riss. A. hoffman.
club Tavern asss a.. osn. a sln
smell 1s7i "a. hish game. Pms. sos.
Aish ssTlss. hoa@ "a.
hAsffat Dot BIS, HI-WAf
first place Ia the h.stiIns Doubles
tournsmsns mos eio-sd ~ss eles<iy
contested ~ thrss tssns rIFst
huE Oliver with l7ss. jim Loss and
Carl upgman lsss and Walt klsps
stein sDd Js9k OtliTln izt<
Inc sIHnsfs 81 tf< other ssssn
places ssfs DDIs WsscSAt and M
poftmsn lisa. Uiiy Foftmsn and
clif Nsseo~t Tea for MN sith
.slt aehssssr saa L.a1sns. ruisssh
if1s. uppfDAn and Love liT1. Daily
and Daily iiTi. ana 40 fsa 10TH
Disas 81 ITO Dy Morn snd Oliver
and Huxssfd aud hcssliy
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- n1l tine score GO. lslsf u.
VALLEY Paint -
subs CO Y. lsist Infantry Knapp
Referee Hal Lee
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Wocos u
subs Co { lssth Infantry Nor
ton Nocos Rsese Referee scOtty
Macdonald
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EAhiAA= time AfHff rHHr re- rguI=
- nce 8 Alder 9
subs sgth Rseognizancs Squadron
Never Baker "a Alder. J Sander
Referee John Ksnnede
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81 ass &
Game No !

Half-tlrne score Midland is ssth
Street Boosters 30
subs Midland Hansen "a T.
Larsen oath s. Booslsrs. Thoren
Referee Charley BsrofFsy
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EAGLES toD.f LEAGUE
COLISEUM ALLEYS

|. Justice anchor Tor Nsthan's
cleihiers. turned IN ths high came
Of the evening. 77s
scotis Nurssck. sseh.r Zoe
Turf >meke shop. r~iiea .
isa. isi and . ses Tor . tesAi
~ sas. the high thr~s ssuus
last slrht
A close second VAS non nryants
So which included games 81 ise.
ipT and a 200
Fred wshisrs rolled = neat ia.
an and Ill for . sas total
n Appel cam. In which . as
finish which included . neat zoe
game.
John white also rolled a 100
game which registered IA and
ended with . $50 ~ Thoresen
relied a 2oa ssms. which com.
plstes thu 200 ils,
r~ds place atm iesds IRE
Nay with 80 Win. and 10 lees
-. Meeca Restaurant may-a
mp from the bottom SD lett
~ "a tAmtnes.
Eagles No. 7sTs ti1 W. Mecca
Restaurant 7tti ca. nefEs rav.
srn 7aa7 tol vs.. Turf smok. shop
2sss p. Nsthsn's ciothlsr. 3ese
ID vs.. Msrrich a Race 1910 tn.
Vienna Cabaret 7sss a. vs. LIANT.
mex 1850 tol. rsd's Place 7sss ,sl
vs.. Hammond Eiec Lily, 2sps 90.
Golden Age 7ss7 a. vs. Eagles
No. 2tp0 ca. Tokstsd Furnaces
1900 Oh Va. seldon's 7sTs is).
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RESULTS MoNDAY NIGHT

Haf-tlmt scofe FuyhIIup EIks II
Norwood IA
Subs. Puysliup Elks. Dyzheki 2)
Norwood. Paris. Mcconnell. shaffer
Referee John Kennedy
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.League-L Leading Scorer Left
Off Puget All-Siar Quintet
Fred Stronkmon of PuYollup Given the
CODY" Bruce and Collieon Honored
PUGET SOUND CONFERENCE ALL-sTARs
FIRST TEAM
SECOND TEAM

: An-Conference first team in 1910.
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Unanimous Selection

being unanimous choices
along with Dick Marshall Of
HighIine.
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skiffs championship Seattle club
invaded the training grounds Of
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FLAT IRoNED. is LBS. Use
1918 MCLEAN FL 1898
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
EMPLOYMENT Agencies

VI OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
pr SOIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
Tz7 TRANSFORMATIONS BUILDING
Jo<ES EMPLOYMENT Reliable day
workers taaHles pariers maids. Wait
ressss CO-uur.a 1910
hiNfEuiS positions open Tor experienced
af're sales anf trchuica personnel
MAC HENRY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
6lG Grisworld Building
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
HENDRIX. %
for Rent
Furnished

CONCORD, 600--Block north East Jeffer
son: broom furnished apartments newly
decorated; rent reasonable, weekly or
monthly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Furnished Houses for Rent

QUINCY, quo
rms oil ut. fully csrpeted. new limo
leum; $50.
HOMER WARREN q co CA. O32i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Luundries

BEST BUY IN The CITY
Everything starched and dried nat, besutl-
fully finished. IS lbs, e5c. New Way
Laundry. Lenox CLOS.