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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-13
ny HARRY oRAysoS
car Tacoma Times special writer

my fef~Wa ttmNs HtFstAt WfH~fl
Roger Peokinpaugh gives Wal.
ter Johnson . slight edge over
Robert william Andrew Fellsr In
the matter Of sheer speed. but
doubts that there has ever been =
greater pitcher than Cleveland
wonder boy.
when Bob Fslier is right he
doesn't have TO make apologies 20
johnson, Chrisiy Mathswson or
anybody else says the famous
shortstop who made good Indians
az the Tribs.
Like sxery other baseball
man. Rog PsckiapaaEh
stresses the sissdxsntaEs mn
De- which Feiier works ~
eempaSissa 10 pitcher. II 70
years ago.
A new and shiny ball IL now
tossed out at the slightest excuse
old-timsrs threw balls that had
wings. - they used 10 say.
With the old ball. In my day.
no club would beat Fslier.+ ss.
ssrts Peck. Il wouldn't get q hit
Off him In a week
I wasn't = good hitter. but ! hlt
johnson. You could look for fast
balls nj least ON the fret tao
strikes. Maybe that 10 proof 81
the Big Trains greatness he
could spot you that knowledge and
still bsat you
III wa always ths fass hall
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Many Enter
Elks Link
Tournament

OLYMPIA. Wash. Entries are
pouring In for the annual Eiks
golf tournament 10 b held during
the state Eiks convention n Abr
deem. June 10 to -. Leo J. Hart
nett tournament chairman. an
nounoed today. predicting q feid
Of $50 men. women and children
would compete.
Five Nights % mems play
and . tourney for profess
ssonals ~iI be run off %
the Grays Harbor country
club 1T Aberdeen.
High school teams. juniors and
women Elks will play at the Cos
moplis golf course on Saturday.
June 81. The mems play will be
both on Friday and saturday.
Wes Carlson OF Cosmopols, who
won the William A. sullivan tro-
ply in 1p40 at Ellensburg. win be
on hand to defend mis- champion
ship.
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Competitors are urged n bs IN
time because there will he time re-
served between 10 and 1850 q. m.
for Fircrsst members not In the
tournament TO tse-off In friendly
competition.
The city meets calls for % holes
Of medal play. Is In the morning.
rs in the afternoon.
Fraak UnEer. young teacher
and Meadow Park representa-
tive. leads the field VITA ise
strokes complied last Sunday.
Ne IL followed by Attorney
Chuck" Hnater. defending
champion. with lts strokes.
Unger. however, 10 not ss IA
miliar with the real golf test Fir
crest provides a. IL Hunter.
The field IL not expected to bs
~ large a. IL was In the first
round. no few golfers being hope
lessly out OF title chance.
Trophies In the city amateur
event will be presented immsdi-
ately after the finish.
In conjunction with the city
amateur will be IS holes Of quail
flying play In the National Public
Links event. this district.
The low ~ will compete In
the district qualifying rounds
~ jackson Park course. se-
attic. June 20.
The first - holes Of the city
competition will decide the Ta-
coma issue.
The National Public links event
this year h scheduled for Spokane
In July. the low seven Of the Jack
son Park meet entering the ma lor
classic On the other side a. the
mountains.
Mere are the public links quail
tying round players:
Bud Abraham. X. r. Anard.
Ernie Althussr. Stan B.elor. Alec
Braidgood. u. n. Busch. Al Carter.
Elmer CLARK. Virgil c1iff. Chef
Corey. Joe Dssser. vsncs Fawestt.
Archie Csnin. y. l.. Gordon. Joe
Greco. Geo. Hailingstsd, J. l.
Hamilton. w. Harms. Robert
Bob Harrison. Larry Huseby
Kari n. James. Jack Johnston. Ken
kOfosd. Joe kolsr. Al Konsmo
Dick Long. Esri Matthias. Jack
Mcintyre, A. u. Moody. James
hcQuillsn. Bob Morris. Harold o.
Olson. Norman J. Olson. Lester
Patterson. Cap Payne. Earl l.
Phillips. George Poprad. Henry
Rsimsr, p.. Bill Ristsst. Eddie
RIVERS, ". n. Sherman. l.. =
TIllUs. Frank ungsr. Thomas
walsh. Jack Wilson. George 4.
Wise. John X. Wise. ". X. vsnsss
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Salica Fights
Tommy Forte

PHILADELPHIA World Ban
tsmwslEht Champion Lou saiea
q Brooklyn makes Ma second
title osfsnss Aealnst Tommy Yoffs
ef Philadelphia Thursday night
81 Shifts psrk
Forte closed Esliea.s eye " =
boyf las, Jsnusry Bat io@t fbs
decision on ssues's late rally. BE
sss a rs fsyorits - cop the
crown tonight
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Service Men
Given Break

SEATTLE - The Pacific Coast
conference winds up IT'S annual
spring meeting today after taking
action 10 give service men q break.
Faculty Representatives and
graduate managers agreed to
give service men . special
section at football games 1T
high school rates OF Loss
probably SO CENTS. This would
not inei,sde sBeh annual seIi-
outs "a the Stanford Cali
forala big game however.
They also agreed 10 schedule. 30
far as possible. athletic events
with service teams. permit public
showing Of football motion pc
lures in which the army and navy
participate: 10 train leaders for
the defense sthlstlc program:
make institutional facilities avail
able for service athletic orEaniza-
tons. and TO offer cooperation q
the coaches in developing service
programs.
The conference also added thrss
days 10 thu fan football training
season ~ permitting practice 70
open sept IL instead Of sept IL.
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Bill Hayward
Off for Work

GNGeNE Oss ualFefssty -
0fesens Wiiiian 4. ISM Ma
safa today was 81 roits - Les
Angsiss 20 nbenfof tina Paeiftf
Coast sksnfsrsnes sSaek lean
TIE 1bs wsafsFners sfli neei
Hss Ten elndef artists June IT
IN ths coliseum.
Accompanying Hay~afa wss
Dragons sensational high 1ssnper
Les steers
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Lou Jennings
Travels Along
Oregon Golf Chomp
Wins Two Rounds

PORTLAND Louis Jennings.
Portland golf eluh ace. steamed
through the first and second
rounds in defense ~ he Oregon
state Golf championship ye~ter-
day, but N was the 'Wstsrico"
for the two co-medslists
Jennings downed Eddie Beck
Z and J. in the morning round over
the Lake osweKo Country club
course. and then overturned Bob
NcReynolds IN the afternoon
match. Both Beck and Mercy
nolds are Portland public links
stars.
Harold Salvador and Marty
Leptich. who paced the quail
flying f1eld vita is7s. dropped
by the wayslde. Salvador.
Columbia Edgewster star. va.
eliminated BY doe Alden. q
clubmats, . and \. while
I>ptich fell before . 7e-fcet
chip shot by DIR. q. v. willing.
FORMER Walker cup player.
mp On the roth.
Second round matches were -
follows.
Allan Mills. Alderwood. defeated
Joe Ahern, Columbia. > and :.
Jack shuler. waverly. defeated
Dale Bedford. oswego. 3 and .:
DR.. o, p. willing. Waverly. de-
feated Dick Hanen. Aarshfield. ;
and 2: Bob Bronson. Peninsula.
defeated Bud Haskell. Olympia,
1 up: Louis Jennings. Portland.
defeated Bob McReynolds. Broad
moor. up: Ed Watson. Riverside.
defeated Les stephens, oswego. z
and 1; Roy Virgins. oswego, de-
fested Johnny Hogan. Columbia. 4
and ,: Glen seharbsck. Oregon
City. defeated Don Thompson.
Wsverly. Z and 3
First flight matche. fconsols-
toni included: Milt Campbell. The
Dslles. won by default from Marty
Leptich.
Second flight matches included:
Glen spivey. The Dalles. won by
default from Bob Hofer. Colwood.
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Pioneer League

After running up victory
string Of 10 straight. Bosses
Pioneer league paee-setters fell
by the wayside last night, drop
ping a 81 decision TO the Poca-
tello Cardinals.
Bosses only run came from Joe
Egnatic's homer, while Pocatello
garnered Il hits.
The Salt Lake Bees tagged
three Twin Falls pitchers for Il
hits and an 1875 victory.
Idaho Falls squeezed past
Ogden 10.
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Bowling

gIAaER INDUSTRIAL IEAGIE
fGoiiskgmj
OLsbut Led toe Ind ltstrlal LeaEszf
WITH a 4se total with 9. Aasoulf
fsEht behind WITH q so.
q Masonic rolled tne high ssnsis
zane 40.
Hleh team TOTAL Nas zO3s and sas
shot - Whee Ter -OsECod CO.
Paper supply - 1891 - Asfeclth
a. 1873 HlRh angie X. k3Diin lea
hign series a. sohn 40.
Whee -CjsEood 80 z01s - Nor
srcns 20 1887 HiRh single z M
sonir zf6. riEh series. J Ga DIT ~
FuHtor f0j f726 - NikIur1 =
1904 Hlgh unsis . Ancerao1 ITO.
AIR sarssa, q. Andsrson 40.
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Faiher-Son
Details Set


WIRES g 80 - -FF<H<
th< go ~fte F<lt<fs - te*z<o4r
rs<ns - - - H..~sn<4 rr<e&1rL
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until he got iva STRIKES -
yeo. and N nine r.~~~ eut 10
10. ~ ~. stin ne fest hall
after that. although new ssa
th~a 10 ~sala ers.- you sith
What he called hls sarve.
Had Fslisr sssn around then
with HE curve aud that DARK ball.
Ia never s.touchsd him.
''Fslisr would make . ball With
q rough eossr DO tricks. You'd b
swinging 81 = balloon ascension.
~whsn played. ~s never got :
new hall unless the ore IN use was
hi into the stands One hail soms-
times lasted three innings.
II Ne got . new one. II would
TO around the inflsld and every
man had . plug Of tobacco IN his
mouth. BY tho time the bal got
back to the pitcher. u could h.
passed for : round see u spades.
olive Feii@s tt.@f h@il rlsA
n. sped ssa ssrssf nr-s-fi
sNsbsds weala hit him
met vita suts ssiaEisE
fssm The end " fa~ het -
they ali 30 sss.s
IL 10 unnecessary fOf Rsgsr
Psekinpsnsb 10 Tsmlnd yos ~
what battsrs don't DO 10 BE
Teller with the white ball.
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Su m m sry Innings pitched, by
Whitford 2z5. Smith So at bat. off
Whitford II. Smith a.. hits. off Whit
ford g. Smith Q: runs scored. off
Whitford Q. Smith 5. runs responsible
for. Whitford 5. Smith 3. Sierer 7.
struck out. by Whitford /. Smith ..
Sierer IL. bases on balls. off whit
ford 2. Smith !. Sierer s. hit by
pitcher Lewis and Rasmussen by
Whitford: wild pitches. Whitford ;.
Sierer !: left on bases. Renton o.
Tacoma o. home run. Tommervik.
two-base hits. Rasmussen. Reichle.
Lewis: runs batted IN. Dodds 2. MI
roy, Bishop Tollefson 2, Rasmussen
q. Tommeryik 3. Minnitti q Fox
Weinker 2. Sierer. Bartlett. stolen
bases. Smith. Reichls. Dodds. Lewis.
Milroy a Bishop. Minnitti. Watson 2.
Rasmussen, Tommervfk. Toiiefson.
time. 7.is. umpirs. Bill Smith.
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ST LOUIS Don MeNsili 81
Oklahoma City. tep-sae4ed player
today meets George Dssnslin a
Pine slisff. Ara. n the laird round
II ths tflDls A lnsitauonsl tennis
Tournament. after beailnk hay
wies@ u ~. LOUIS. rs. Is
MeSsiii. national ehanpson. NAs
forosd % sztsnd himself = tlirn
back wlese VINO forced tns game
- a deuce act.
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Major Leaders

Home runs. OFT. Giants. IS. York.
Tigers. Is Cemiili DodRerz. -;
YANKEES. II. Johnson. Athietica II.
Runs batted In: Nicholson. Cubs.
SO. York. TssrE -, Keller. YANKEES.
4s DlMagFfo. Yankees. a. Gordon.
Yankees. -
RuUs. L.AxARglo Yankee. 81. VII
nsn.s Red Sol, -. DksEzio. Ped
soE -. Hack. Cubs - ?. Chap
man. Athiefics. -
HIS. Crsr,er. SENATORS. - slsush-
ar. Cardinals. -. Brown Cardinals
~ Trzv9s senssoxa. "a. .. Chapman
AEnletseA. a
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Cards ROLLING
Home in Lead
OF Flag Race

Cardinals sefs railing neN< te<l@F
~tlh : zEzms I'D n - N&t.eazl
league reansnt Fses snd =ems s<<i=
sas designs fos putting - ssush<v
- -. FuaasF - nseesisa
p-iGsfs
IT, n~as<s<. h<~s<~ = -
ts<iF - . w~=<~<. - $500
ss.isEs fsf = t-Eea~ s<<<~s
~fsk - Cares - sp=<<<.<~~s
PARA. o.s - fHss s<<s~~ su~s
sss.~ ss~ as<sinsrs r@.s~~a~<
fss 80 >ssiee.1 l~sxs~ ss~~..
~ s~>tlsT 80 Fsass~~. 81
n - is.ssxs l.<s ~ixAi. ~
ossa< p1ekea - . Esnss -
- p~ar~ss. uks - - ~
rtrss<s.
TIE Cards hsd quite time rse.
DUNG 81 neom hsam fzesk. BIT
finally came thFsukh n to tsnfH
whsn nen fsdsstt's aoanis through
Johnny nlzze seafsd Terry nee<s.
Sho had singled
The cheers 81 1o.s<e Flsfbash
fsns turned ~ js~Fs - Mp sswsIi
made ~. Dodgers lamr shFeask
heaps IN bowling 70 the Pirates.
sswen hsld the Dodgers n 80
hlss ana slmo~l handed them
.hsir ffr=s whnsw.ssinn - ths
ssssun.
Ths nadwsrs had w@<s ~iihaat
Jas hsawsrk. vim 10 sspsetr6.
however. - 10 resay fur Sunday.
dsahlshszasr 81 - feuls Mod
wlck has . severe swelling en the
SIDE ~ ne neck bat bic physician
~on't say that the ease nd n<<n
diagnosed ~ the humps.
ssoRT GAME
Ia the shortest mas lseKus
game - the ssssaa hoaF and -
minutes the itf.vss shutout ths
Reds, 40. swapping Ihs champs
8 game winning sirssk. pisk
EFriskson hurled s-hlstsF. be~tlnz
nuehy walters. whe allowed siThl
the Giants moved hsnk lnio .
third place tie pllh ths Beds ~
splitting -ith the cuba cssuas
rasssau pitched and hsttsd the
Cubs 10 = 81 victory IN N opsasf.
BmE=-. whssshssa's sisEss
vish - h@@s= fiIiea - fh@
slssh ..a tAs siKhse&p fsf is~
0i@si-. 81. despite f~s kssssrs
By sfsa ffask sss sss ~
Ciyas ssas'sIisaEA. sslIi slehsi.
$50 hif Ne. 70 ~ me sp@s@s.
Cleveland sddsa half = Esms -
lts American isaEus lead ~ De-
fsalinG Washington. "a. nsis osi
Center FIsidsf ftay wssihsFiy Tor
~ least ; week shsa ~ sss NJ
% the head ~ : fat bel thrown
~ Men Chase. wssthsEiy wss "a.
conscious several minutes.
Buck Nsvsom pitched hls flfss
eomplsts Hams sines Nay : ~ ths
Tigers bsai tina Athisfies. "a Ths
nsd aoz had . 40 issd essF NJ
Isfo~ns n the fossfth eIhsa rem
washed ths gams ett
NATIONAL LEAGUE
tfiFss ess.>l
Chiesss 49,. ere 80 Ices I q
Asw fssk >. zee isi eee--1 ~ .
rssssss sad ashsffiss. nsitsa
and DanHins
es.sis..a :. sss 60 sss-s . 4
ss.sss 80. nee sss ses-a . 4
Walters and I<snesfdi. nfiek.
els and hsfrss
AaKHicAs ,sAauK
ss.shinsfs~ iss sis exs--4 . 4
Osssiaa1 :. ees SCI iss--s "a .
Chase. Anderson ~ sna EsFir.
anlfh and lfsmsisy
rhiisa<iphls ses go sss---z Q
Esetssit 49,. me 80 ses--s - .
Knott Deaa 81 snd Hayes
Ne~som and nuiissaa.
Asw Vera "a chlaass. pesspons4.
rain
Be.ssa - ~. 1>ss.s.. rs@ipsmsd
snd % thlfd laning. fsln.
sasaat.s -aHa.sa=
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City Amateur Title Competitors Urged
To Be on Time Sunday at Fircresi Links
ThirtYSix Holes of Finol Play Finds Frunk Un9er
Leading Field: Public Links Qualifying Also Billed

comp.urs IN. final
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kllae.@neII< f1Ia#s*4
MIIu4NG<s 4 I&d1@<fIIz& D
Hsn>~s us<4n fnei~neH1ts< $3.50
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Your Postmaster can til yoti
so~ 70 invest in y. 3. psfsnee
Bonds.
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IsTraNaTfOsa Iftfgfk
H1rb ssteF 10 naitlm9ge .
Taaonta i. ngFnfuss
Buffalo JefssF Ctr O.
Montreal i. nesaft ..
Evening star., 1941-12-23
Tank Builders Give
Women Greater Role

Women will have to make go per
cent of the components of the 3O,-
900 tanks which Great Britain is to
produce, and 2OO,OOO,OOO compon-
ents will be needed, it is reported
in London. Factories now being
built for other purposes will have
to be turned over to tanks. Exist
ing factories will work three shifts
instead of two. The program calls
for 100000 tons of steel, and every
available bit of scrap metal will
have to go to the furnaces. More
skilled men will be required for
testing. Already racing motorists
and mechanics, ace men from mo-
tor-car factories, and at least one
Grand National trainer are doing
this work. The women will work
on such components as radio sets,
dials, gauges, bolts, rivets, nuts and
fixtures.
Evening star., 1941-12-23
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BEDROOM, dining room. living room suites
rugs, glassware, elec. refriRerators. once
furniture. Dupont O513. "a
BEDROOM. living room, odd pieces Of any
kind, antiques, ali kind Of glassware; high
est cash prices 7ps gsid. Call MA. 7oao After
BEDROOM, dining. living room furniture;
contents of apis. or homes. WE DO NOV
ING CAREFULLY: STORAGE. ia. 2937.
CAMERAS, movie equip, photo supplies.
Cash! Trade! Brenner. 943 PENNSYLVANIA
ave. NV RE 2434. Open 81.
CLOTHING-Better prices paid for mems
used clothing Harry's. Id3S 9TH st. NV
DI. $3.50. Open eve. VIII call.
CLOTHING-Highest prices paid for mems
used clothing Bermans. 1922 7th st. NV.
ME. 1857 Open eve Will call.
FURNACES, radiators. used heating and
plumbing, surplus equipment of any de-
scription Block Salvage. Michigan 7141.
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac, china, glassware,
rugs, silverware, painting: highest cash
prices paid Call Murray. Taylor 1893.
FURNITURE WANTED AT ONcE-We buy
all kinds, also elec. refs., stoves. tools,
pianos, etc; day or night. FR. 2s07.
FURNITURE+Wanted to buy. some good
friserator and piano. Republic 1872. as
FvHNITuRE, .fus., emes furriture, house.
hold eood3, etc.: highest cash Prices. best
1eGulAA ca4 - to. M 1e24. ~
Evening star., 1941-12-23

DIAMOND RING. lady's. 1.69 carats.
American perfect cut, $3.50 Falls Church
1745-J after ) pm. or write Box 1904.
EollS Church Va
Evening star., 1941-12-23

DRUM SET. used. including bass, snare,
cymbals. tom tom, etc; reasonable. WOOD
Low SO61
Evening star., 1941-12-23

DIAMOND deep cut, quality stone. blue
for appraised value. ME. 3412. Save 40re.
Evening star., 1941-12-23

ACKNOWLEDGING,
Sheet metal installation me-
chanics, good wages, steady
work. Apply after 10 am.
1905 New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1941-12-23

DRESS. unworn. gold silk jersey dinner.
size 16: electric train, good cond.: jour
neys Through Bookland, new. WI. 1925.
Evening star., 1941-12-23

ELECTRoLUX REFRIGERATOR, gas stove.
Both new cond. 112s 4th st. s.w. %.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR, Hot Point,
brand-new: value, S145. quick sale. SS5
CASH Call Wisconsin BIO. "a.
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ROOMS FURNISHED,
"a CONN. AVE, Ivy Terrace-slngis
om $50 per month, HO. gS83

1884 CONN AVE, Ivy Terrace-Sngls
room. $50 per month. HO. gs63
IMMEDIATELY. AVAILABLE-Larges single
room, share bath with one other gentleman:
maid service: conv. transp.: quiet, empl.
gentleman: $40. CO. $3.50 after 2 pm.
147 TODD PL. NE.-Large double rm.
twin beds; unlim. phone pvt home; gem
tlemen preferred; SIS each. HO 340S.
$40 ST. NV, Home, Apt 33''-Front
room, elevator service. prefer quiet gentle-
man. ME. 3073.
1914 4lst ST. NW.-Large front room.
large window, nicely furn,; conv. transp;
$50 mo-: middle -aged ladies pref. WO. O62s.
DELIGHTFUL FRONT ROOM, 4 windows.
pvt. bath, best trans, suitable for 2.
1416 Longfellow st. NV
Mr. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD-Well-
furn., warm single rm.; fine transportation.
co. 677S. 1852 Mintwood pl. NV.
IlO3 18th ST NW-Well-heated III X.
double
Ink, CONVENIENT. comfortable base
ment rm. next bath, adults; no smoking
or drinking; 81 wk. 1898 Fairmont NV.
COLORED-151s D ST. SCI large front
room, neatly furnished. Call after p m.
FIR 0794
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

Housekeeping, near possible to Social
Security Bldg. Box 110-C, Star.
BACHELOR QUARTERS RS-FURNISHED RIM.
and bath, not in private home will pay
S75 month. Phone Temple 2s75
ARLINGTON-FURN.O OR UNFURN. SMALL
reas, conv. new Navy Bldg, for Govt.
lady Box 162-D. Star.
RESPECTABLE COUPLE WANTS GROOM
furnished apt, private bath: convenient
transportation; about S3S. Box 16l-D. Star.
UNFURNISHED APT ROOMS, KITCH-
en- and bath, vic. 14th and Park rd.
Jan. /. Call CO. 1880, Apt. 20l, after s.
WANT 4 TO MO. LEASE, SMALL, FUR
nished apt, desirable location quality
furnishings. Call ALAN MAGARY. WO.
1898, or write 1895 Mass. ave
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STENOGRAPHERS.

I . Part-time work, l to 8 pm. Mondays
through Fridays: high school graduate or
better; capable Of taking dictation at 100
| words per min. or better; to assist person.
for the next several months. Write for
interview, giving age. education, salary
! desired and how quickly available. Box
| 3S1-C, Star.
Evening star., 1941-12-23
HOUSES FURNISHED.

s125-NORTH CLEVELAND PK.-BR1CK
house. bedrms., Ia b., oil ht, inc.
THos. PYieL L. PHILLIPS. 851s Conn wo 1900.
s-ROOM AND 2-BATH FURNISHED NEW
brick home, with complete equipment for
Q families, including separate entrance, at
S135 per mo. Chestnut 1851.
SILVER RSPRNG-MODERN 5-ROOM BUN,
9aIow, attractive yard: near bus and
Schools: S1IO SH. 5O15-R after s pm.
DETACHED 5-RM HOUSE. BATH. Q
blocks OF Conn. ave, Chevy Chase, Nd.
Completely furnished: 500. D1. 7740.
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HELP DOMESTIC.


nights: refs. and health card req; $50.
Telephone EN- 4s25 before 2 m.
COOK, general houseworker, exoerienced,
EGod SSoIs refe5eneeS; M aSo family of A. SIS week
GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER, knowledge of
cooking, small family. Call any time.
GIRL, colored. for steady lob, cooking and
Light hsiw.1n housewoTk SUa 236 18th ST. Sc Call
GIRL colored: live. in. do sh.w.; laundry
sent out. 2 adults in family; girl must be
good. refs. and health card; no others
ne need o,sE apply; good wages Telephone
GIRL OR WOMAN, white. for 2 weeks
I;ys TosEi n cgSkins n9T and ah'v; GOOD pay;
HoysEkEEpER PER- white ssIs Of BABY for
sundsys0 Oh. Nv va. sas9. ~ A1e ~
HoUsEKEEPER. white: complete charge
Of home, care Of children. GE O333.
and general houseWork; Sundays of. cafl
!! MAIDS g.: cclersd. :gh,w.. laundry. care
WAITRESS colored, part or fun time for
high grade boarding house; pleasant work;
good pay. Do not phone. 1912 18th
WOMAN. white, 3o-45 years, light duties,
half or full dav; preferably one who lives
in Arlington. Box 1890. Star.
WOMAN. preferably white, g.h.w., care Of
child live out; references. Call after 6
pm. or Sunday. CHI. 9026.
WOMAN, Won settled settled, for employed squpIs i |
between and pm.
WOMAN. white or colored, cook and care
for small apt: good pay. Miss Volk,
Apt 2. 6409 Dixon ave. Silver Spg.
WOMAN white, gh.w and care Of 2-year-
old, for employed couple; ref. and health
cert; Temple 2s62. Apply after pm.
WOMAN, colored, must be neat, agreeable
and trustworthy, must be good 1aundress
and good cook; can live in or out as de-
sired. Phone Jackson 2161.
WOMAN, white, to care for small apt and
2 small girls: 70 home nights. Call WO.
0S53 after $50 pm.
Evening star., 1941-12-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPESiAL NOIISES.
70 BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
satisfy Storage u charses at Cathedral Ca
rage, 27th and Cathedral Ave. NV.
INSURED VAN, CAREFUL; WHITE
owner r-driver. wants return load from Chl-
Go' fss0 4ss7. g Louis or way points. Hul'0n'
OFFICE OF THE FIREMEN, SJU INsURANNGGEE NGE
GEoRGETowN; so3 Seventh street,
psny Of Washington and Georgetown will
meet at the Office on MONDAY. January
5, 1912, for the PURPOSE Of eleetins thiT. poIT.
open 'l2[i ALBERT Z VI. VI HOWARD Secretary.
NOTICE TO sTocKHoLDERs--THE An;
nual stockholders meeting Of The fa Mutnas NJ the
ONCE of the association, Room 6o2, 1919
sisned sn l. G 6. CHESTER Collision, Secretary.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
self. elf ANTHONY JOHN sE1DL, 1.41
WILL THE PERSON WHO ACCEPTED A
telegram for Mrs Abbie Rathbone or. sun,
day 14th III pleaSe mail it to her at '!s
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of THE SHARE, RE
Association Of Washington: D. e. Tor tne
eectiop Of directors snd ios 'ne eEay
come before the meeting, will be held at the
Office Of the association, Pennsylvania
ana '1e
4th, 1912, at O'Clock pm Polls fol, the
purpose irl Of balloting for directors will be
and o'clock pm, of the same day. r.
EDWARD EARLY. Secretary.
Evening star., 1941-12-23
ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED. room within short walking dis
tance OF Westchester hpts. Breakfast II
possible and state price. Box l49-D, Star.
23'
LADY, Govt. employc with house dog.
wants furnished room. RcaSonah BILE.
Central Box 63-D, Star
TWO JEWISH GIRLS desire room and
board with pirate family or inexpensive
Groom apartment IN good downtown loca-
l-nn Boz lEn-D- Sfar
Evening star., 1941-12-23
HOUSES UkFURkIsHED.

SI26ISAUL's ADDITION-DETACH 3
mons Q baths; nice condition. Available
immediately. Call REALTY ASSOCIATES.
MA. 143s.
(oontinusd "a Next Passl
Evening star., 1941-12-23

High school graduates, for once Of large
and excellent opportunity for advancement;
S90-S1OO to start. Write. giving age.
education. experience, whether at present
employed Box 441-C. Star