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Chest Donations
Total Sl6S,337

Despite the sudden national
emergency. II seems that Taco
mans are not forgetting this COM
munity responsibility which must
o. necessity endure.
This has been particularly
evident In IN. steady receipt Of
Community Chest donation. at
the chest office in the Provident
building.
With the total standing around
si53. 900 ~ the time Of the close
Of the formal campaign on Novem-
her :. II has now increased 10
si6s.s37.4p. This 10 s2e.7TT more
than was given last year. an In
crease Of 2i.5es.
Broken down into the five divi-
sions the totals stand as follows
Special gifts under the leader
ship Of NJ. p. Pugh: So .oo3 IS.
s4et Of quota: national firms. H.
ID. Maxwell. colonel: sie.770. So
Of quota: business division. w. G.
Pinches. colonel: si0.s7o. e3Tes
Of quota: residential division. Mrs
T. A. swayze. colonel: s12.se5 IS.
i10.aee Of quota; employe division.
Bertil johnson, colonel: tt3,7es.o<
or s4ees of quota.
According to A. X. Heath. cam
paign chairman. all money has
not even yet been collected. and
there IL good reason TO believe that
Tacomss Community chest-Uso
campaign will be = credit 10 the
community. as II has already
proven itself In the substantial
increase over last year.
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are among soldiers who have ben
sent from the replacement center
At Fort Lewis 10 Camp Roberts
Calf.
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Knights Templar
Hold Election

D.. r. p Palmer a Auburn has
been chosen BY 1vsnhos command
cry No. q. Knights Templar. n
succeed the ate Emil y. StenberE
- commander he Vas chosen st
special election Wednesday
night.
Commander Pslmer's staff viii
consist Of Everett r. Lyon. gen
eraiiSsimo. George p. Chllds. cap
tain general: Arthur y. nrpps.
senior warden; John \. Davis.
Junior warden: William A. Stancer.
prelate. Fred J. Alleman. treas
urer. C. n. Palmer, recorder: Al.
bert X. Frey. standard bearer.
and George A. Cooley. sentinel
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s~cs.d n. JeAa n. Necarmls

nov 81 Camp Hsan. Calf has
hen promoted % frat lieutenant
according TO an announcement
made BY Col william n Carroll
commanding the soath CA Mrs.
Mccormick lives in Tacoma at so2
-. ssth ~
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Justice ard Nrs. Clarence v
tAstes are receiving eonKratuis-
tons On the birth Of their third
child Tuesday night at 81. Josephs
hospital A daughter weighing ,
pounds 2 ounces she - named
Margaret May after her maternal
grandmother. Mrs.. John Buffslen
Other youngsters OF tire Layton
family are Kathleen and james
GUY v. Nelly. jr.. and Earl GRAY
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Mr.. and Mrs. Y. !. Hieeriy. Of
Olympia, received = telegram from
their son. Warde &. Hiberls. u. n.
collector Of customs At Honolulu.
that he and Mrs.. Hiberl, were
safe. Hiberiy has been in Homo
lulu for IL years.
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0uaraniino Sins
Can't Il Renewed

4 wnFNIaI TT (nngun11No ulEno
mas< r-< - fnHsn 1swn o1euu1 -
c<u<<u - to ny - MuGll nrn11n
Department - lnuIs~4 vxl1nv ~
uv fee = rewese Tulauo nu111
dtfe<tcr
he ~ sh>ps Nv - -
inesseees - e1GHo 49, fomupG4
II fnol enesieape - ~. ruIol.
- 81 ssnrs rrv~p<sc1un ~ =.
fernp carries 80 ~ ~ ~ -
q j&tI
ne heean e(fs<pr - enevo =,
nsss srue NERVES ln1r1y = -
namps snd cntreonpHn \ 1ecun4
ll> fe<H6 n $780, - mruun -
vees snA II $780, - s91n1nuCnn
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Chinese Slain
In Blackoui!
Tutor Il Nearly
Bshsodsd by Axe

-
"a
tutor, apparently fereed Il snes'
before the blow. ~ cieaver OF an
ave. wss nearly eenesa~d during
the hlsekeat early Friday His
hoslv Was found IN an alley ~ q
Negro ecctnlsek
Csrener Otss u. Nitseisssdt
said ihs siesim was tie, Get
Ming. sssas -. sks nv~s 81
the f.M.C.A. Dr.. klssG VI
>enG. Chiness recsui. sstd
Ming wss wholly resp~esssss
and disceusted any psssthtssty
that be wss rsssderea BY stsss
shisess-
AinEs eedy bore MARKS On The
wrist. which dsteetiv~s ssid Ind.
Gated his hsnds had been bound
behind ms hack during the exc
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MAIN STREET

are among soldiers who have ben
sent from the replacement center
At FORT Lewis 10 Camp Roberts
Calf.
s~cssd n. Jehn n. Mccormick
new 81 Camp HAN. Calf. has
hen promoted % frat lieutenant
according TO an announcement
made BY Col. william n. Carroll
commanding the zoath CA Mrs.
Mccormick lives in Tacoma at so2
So 18th ~
Freierick william Msrier. who
enlisted In the L. = navy here last
month. vas chosen ss frs; honor
sailor ~ san Diego. according q
letter received nv his parents
When the announcement Vas made
Marlcr almost tainted. he wrote.
To quote from his letter; As
Vas standing there at attention !
Vas proud 70 remember ~ss
yours and dads son. Tears ran
from my eyes and the captain
gave me . handkerchief from his
own pocket and said. here son.
know how YOU feel and he even
had = tear in his o~n eve. didn't
know why then but st the officers
banquet Of which Was honor
guest. he told me he once . long
time ago had q similar honor.
Gee. wish you were there 10 see
IL. Tomorrow viii start just
a. I was yesterday. but today !
am really someone. Nv name Ia
all over the papers. BOY We were
sure pretty marching TO that
music Of the band. sure am
proud now. Tell dad that I'm study.
ing 10 pass that school and be .
rsdioman"
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. !. Hiberiy. oi
Olympia. received a telegram from
their son. Warde G. Hiberi,. u. n
collector Of customs AZ Honolulu
that he and Mr. Hiberl, were
safe Hiberiy has been in Homo
lulu for IL years.
Nearly week of dread and
anxiety was lifted Thursday even.
ing for Mrs.. Martin I~ed ~ a0is
Mslrose n. Her three sons, Mel.
WIN. an ensign In the u. r. navy,
Harvey. an employe In the navy
yard, and Palmer. working aboard
a Foss tug. oil were In Pearl Har-
Dor when Japan launched her
vicious assault against the island
A cablegram received from Bar.
ney Thursday about Q p. m. read
we are all safe" Both Melvin
and Barney have their families
with them.
Mrs. &. n. Peterson. li0I No
21th st, received q esblegrsm Fri.
day from her son. Roy Olson o,
Midway island. reporting he Wal
safe. He WAS one of the Taco.
mans who went 10 the Pacific out.
post on the Msthilda Foss.
Logan bowman, IS. of Ri. q
Box $50. Tacoma. an employs Of
the Chambers Creek mill, fell II
feet from q scaffolding while
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Al nenc<ts a. Go y - ws1k-
lnEtea lnfsntry. BATTERIES = ssd
y, istsh risls Artillery fsn World
war | ansssi ere requested 10 70
pert ~ ths Ameri<sn r.>sicu hsii.
k~swesa -. an and ssA - O e..
Sunday 81 10 .. n.
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troopship James o'Hars.

a ban on public attendance Of
future lsunehings At Seattle and
Tacoma has already been an
nounced by some shipyards In
those cities.
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bright. ambitious girl. sincere
In your desire 10 make good.
Keeping In touch with the
stores and with prospective en-
ployers will help you In another
way, too. for II will give you
the opportunity OF hearing about
vacancies, In some cases, even
before they come up.
Dear Miss Grey: When and wher
not is IT correct to put ones re-
turn address on an envelope
MARY l..
Dear Mary l.: The sender's
address should always be put on
the envelope of = business letter.
A girl generally does not put
her return address on the enve-
lope when she 10 writing In .
young man.
Dear Miss Grey: would like 10
know how 10 make India Curry.
II you can find a good recipe for
same / would appreciate your
printing II. MRS. G. J. s.
Dear Mrs. @. J. g.: Here 10
your recipe:
INDIA CURRY
III pounds sliced veal inch
Thick
2 sliced onions
cup butter
this. curry powder
Flour
l tsp. vinegar
Steamed rice
Scar veal quickly On both
sides In frying pan without but
ter. Cut In -, Inch pieces. Fry
onions In butter until brown, re-
move onions. and add meat and
curry powder. then cover with
boiling water. Cook slowly until
meat IL tender. Thicker with
flour diluted with enough cold
water 70 pour easiiy; then add
vinegar. Serve with border ~
steamed nee cooked very dry.
Serves four 10 ak.
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One for the Money
BY LOUISE hOlMES

Imply beside her on the cushions.
Mentally she eerAted herself for
having been a sap. a poor gullibls
sap.
New York was an odd place and
she should have known its beguii-
ing ways too well 10 have been
taken in. New York shop girls
and maniourists dressed like debu-
tantes. You couldn't distinguish
the son Of wealthy family from
the famiiys chauffeur.
Much Ia her surprise and
disgust, Julie felt the sting
Of tears behind her eye.. She
had declined tho Invitations ~
clerks and soda fountain boys
and sai~smen. She had hitch~d
her little wagon "a = golden
star. And she had spent the
happiest hour. Of her life with
the spate chauffeur.
The window between herself and
the spa,e chauffeur had been
showed back for better flow Of
air. Johnny turned his head. say
ing, Il didn't call you because !
knew you were tied up for the
evening. Mrs. spate gave me my
orders this morning"
Il was expecting her invitation"
julie returned
Nice out there cool" he n.
fered.
Il could stand a NTH. GOODNESS.
Her voice sounded strange. flat.
lifeless.
Johnney WAS espertiy skim
ming through the traffic. Looks
like we're n for . storm" he
remarked. nodding NJ the hori-
ron.
julie glanced from the window.
Fosming clouds were spreading
fan-w1ss across the sky. Lightning
fioksred their dsnssnsss. The sun
still blazsd furiously.
After a moment Johnny asked.
Have you seen the papers ?"
Il haven't had time to-day"
Critical Condition
"Our friend. the purse snAtcher.
u In critical condition AZ the
hospital" he told her. The poles
ar. searching for M. man who
knocked him cold"
oh" Julie breaibed. al f1rst
not quite getting the ImpoSt.
And th~n horror b~rsn "a creep
over her, even quiekeninE IL
pace.
She had the uncomfortable sen
sation 81 having been struck .
numbing blow In the pit u her
stomach. A. the numbnsss wore
off abe asked. What else 90 you
know sDoa, II. Johnny ?"
lie to~sed . paper over HE
shoulder. Theron the front
page" he said.
she found the headnnsd article.
Unidentified man IN serious con
dlilon. shs read. Victim ~ un-
known sSssiiAnt" In smaller print
the story followed.
An unconscious mar rad n~sn
discovered by the police IN ffnnf
~ ire Gstsiy Taxi gsrsg. 81 10 BE-
.. m. Friday BE had hssn rushsd
70 the hospital where sxamins-
tons showed that hs uss suffer
Ing from conclusion II the brain.
Tbs authorities believed him 10
Continued on Page Is, Column ~
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After all, this business OF Job
finding is a serious affair. Boys
and girls Of today realize the fact
and want TO prepare themselves
for the day when they-like the
millions before them-must leave
schools and colleges TO make
their way" II they are ambitious
enough and interested enough to
want TO know how II is done. then
surely their parents and teachers
should do all they can 10 answer
their questions intelligently.
The following letter is from an
ambitious girl in her teens who
even now Is anxious TO prepare
herself for the day when she must
start out TO look for her first job.
She writes:
Dear Miss Grey: How does one
90 about getting job? l have
tried 10 find out at school and at
home but nobody seems TO know
much about it.
! know what I want to do when
J am out Of school and ! am pre-
pairing for II now But finding a
job is a different thing. To me.
they seem awfully hard to get
will graduate from high school
in June but expect TO go TO col
lege here in town for one year
before I get job Should l start
looking for work now, or is that
too soon? I want to be a buyer,
but of course I realize I will have
TO work up to that position. How
long does il take TO get job?
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Ever foyorte with crochefes the lovely pineapple design
lends rs beauty 70 these crocheed strips Join three OF them
70 form chair bock-e for davenport book One strip
forms on on poern 2e2l confoins directions Tor set
illustrations OF ono stitches photograph OF STRIP ro'e'os
required
Send 10 CON ono tor token FOR tins pattern
70 The Tocoro Times teedecroff oep Write psonT pot
tern number your nome and oodfsx.
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CHAPTER EIGHT

CHAPTER EIGHT
With An appalling rnse Of dis
appointment. jules eyes slid over
the chauffcurs uniform. In a small
voice she said. Hello. Johnny. >
and slowly stepped into the pearl
gray richness Of the spats iimou-
sine.
is this what they mean when
they speak of an inferno" he
asked sgreeably.
Yes yes. I guess 90" she an
swered family.
Johnny swung behind The wheel
and Julie gazed Mt his visored cap
and broad shoulders with Some-
thing like despair. Obviously. at
their first encounter. he had been
enjoying a free evening.
obviously he had been driv-
Ing his employers car. And
his employer was Kennedy
Worthington spais. oh. what
q diabolicaI trick for the fates
To play. How the fates must
~ laughing.
Julie did not laugh. There was
Q humorous nde % the situation
but So was unable ~ appreciate
H. She rallied inwardly at the
fates. They had no doubt pulled
innumerable strings 10 bring about
the meetings between Kennedy
spate. his chauffeur and Julie
Patton. Now they were sitting
back 10 gleefully watch develop
ments.
jules spine stiffened. Well. the
fstes could at back and wait.
They'd have nothing at which to
snioker. She. Julie Patton. was
taking over. beginning night now.
She had the situation well in hand.
No harm had been done by the
prankish fstes. she. julie. had
learned a lesson. that was all. q
needed lesson.
Johnny had done nothing,
said nothing. 10 mIsleAh her
~ IN his position In life. She
had been .wsyed h, her own
tdiofic emotions and N wss
well To learn that = tighter
rurb must 10 put on fho~~
emotions. that they were nct
10 ~ trusted.
She sat in the exact center Of
the gray upholstered seat. hands
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n, RksERiy THOMPSON

THEY'RE wVREs IRIS year.
bathing suits have HAsde tn<sr e.
trance. ~ what = e<sy ~ smart
nss styles there are seuss een<
with SKIRT. sems without ].
ara ere particularly smart stvis
ecnes 18th the sklfs ara ter al
n IN. raeer % ~ ~etn over s<r.
.r.,s .Aert. Tastes = TIE nse.s
popular material eat ths ~sas<s
rrcvcse = barrel fail q interest.
Same are ss,ia-ilss sn=as
rlefe-hke sous lccs nse
henssilns an are -tore~
The bag thats ever white
no waiter hcw setiea yca u>as
get thee new Aias>ah haGA
yea can e,eas them sp pssss>
-. sisck - . whsssie Asx n
optic NJ their psscsicshihsy.
they're ever - smasa rhpy
eeus ). . variety IL ssyies--
sewss With sippsss. s~wss WITH
metal eiaArs-sses'rr resmy ssx
the, sissd NO ~eIi. What mare
eenld ere want,
SuEER BiOVsUss And tab
ored ererss Win The nsw plunx.
ina neekilnes . feature ~ noth.
And withon, going outside the
store that 10 offering them. s-a
can s~leet . smsr, new skirt that
will set them off inst right.
step right up. VIII " ~ . plaid
or . rssteir A novelty weave ~
. smooth sintsh- snh - vccI |,
Make yow choice.
F,attestsa. isnrsess stlk 49,
sses are In s~~r aaais--Aere -
ssay an summer. oss ~ shs
sheps IL featuring . Grssp 81
hsndsesss siIh jssse, dresse. ~
. very specsai price. nlss
rese and Nude are the pisis
celors. Luggage ssA white ssA
green and white. tn ssstpss.
Your summer wasdschs tpss
won't ~ cemp,sss without sssl
EXOTIC xExicAs oorroSsl
Also At a very special price. These
will add spice 10 your wardroh>
without seriously depicting your
purse. They're for active or spec.
tstor sportswesr and may be worn
casually under your fasorits sporta
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'NN ~ NNAA 49, A'
on joe-finding Will be appreciated
A SENIOR.
Dear Senior: A. for look
ing for q steady Job right now.
it's still much too soon 10 do
that. but ~ YOU are In earnest
about becoming buyer some
day it's not too early to start
making some contacts right
now.
You might hegin by introduc-
ing yourself tn the personnel
managers In the vsriou. stores
throughout the town and letting
them know that YOU are in
terested In entering the mer-
chandising field yourself some
day. Tel them you viii be going
to school here next fall hut that
You would hike to work a. an
extra on sale DAYS and ut Christ
mas time, etc.
DO you know for what de-
partment you would like 10 he
. buyer: II You don't. try 20
make up your mind ~ soon a.
possible. II YOU do-so much
the better-state your prefer
ence 10 your prospective employ
er and she will undoubtedly put
you on a. an extra IN that de-
partment rs soon as an oppor-
tunity comes up.
Get 10 know rs many persons
in the field you plan on enter
ing as possible. These CON
tacts' will prove valuable to YOU
when you start looking for a
steady job. Perhaps In this way
you will arouse the interest Of
some older woman In your
chosen field and when the day
comes for you to find work, she
will lend you a helping hand n
sbe realizes that YOU are a
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Knows What She Wants 10 Be
But Asks Where 10 Start
Cir Ambitious 70 Become Buyer Told Should
BEGIN Even Nov 70 Maize Helpful Contacts
By CYNTHIA GREY

The number Of young boys and girls who-ong before
they are out of high sehoo-put quantity Of thought
what they going 10 do after graduation surprising
indeed Many have known since they old enough
to the propeller of their first model arpane play
10 their favorite doll
These the boys and girls need not worry about
their parents and teachers say and when these high
school students ask those older than they how they should
about getting their first job they merely get smile
and the assurance that they'll know how when the time
comes They told that they too young worry
about such things that instead they should put their minds
their studies that they might better equip themselves
for the future But they fail to tell them what they
TO know when they want to know it, and of them
lose interest.
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az street coat. IL ycu shnli n
bright colcrs ana lovs cut-af.dncr
life. sothing wsii I'm IN All
better.
~ n.m.. ~ 49,. .e.-. M.
sFtletss snss ~ fnt1nd cali Attn
flst 80 fcF wnFnaas rsss ealsrs
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COLD aAIM0< WIN
CtCtNngu sAuCe
pa<kaes s~s<h-sr~s~s sss~.~
saeak. c~~hea
~ eups fs~>sy eh-rp>s
e.rar.ept
tensp>~~ sAlt
I, s~~sr~~s r~pp>s
teaer~~~ srreppf ~~.es
"a .. sshArsr~~~s vss>ess
To eess qsies =ffe<<n salman.
risrs s.ison tfres<n 90 sh.~-di
In ssne<p<n. sad I sur water. =
eur sise~d csisty. = cup sliced
cntar. : cup sized esrrets I
srFif parsley. ts.srs~r -~ls. q
r-rr~feor~s. vsei< eir~es. ard
: tnleh ssicss ~ lsn~r crveF ard
es~es ksasiv sh~ut - minutes. 80
until s.im.- 70 s--ss e--s ..
uqssef. When eei.i. remove snd
chill Serve WITH cucumber s~a~s
serve. :
Co~usss.>s sasr~s Dram cucuru-
her sdd ~msinias ingredients
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kEEf LEAVES
On TULIPS

For Frightening w living rooms.
this is a grand spnng arrangement
for piano or table. II IL done
with one dozen tulips.
You will want another holder
for this and a vase about 10 inches
high. Do not take the leaves off
the tulips. They are used ~ foil
age and give 4 color contrast
BE sure to do your arranging
before you put your flowers in
the vase. Nine of the tulips should
be cut 10 vary gracefully in height
above the vase. and the remain
ing three at different heights in
side. open the petals Of the lower
flowers. That il a professional
touch TO cover the holder. add
color and give an artistic effect.
An additional hint about tulips
to keep them fresh overnight.
wrap them in wet newspaper. put
them back in water. and then
place them in a cool room.
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TEST ANSWERS

Below are the snsssrs ~ test
questions printed On ths Editorial
page.
j. At mon"
2. Patrick Henry.
3 Author.
4 Metallic element.
Q. Dsuphin.
. Eleven.
= Egfffsas
: Esfhsmzficisn.
. Yes Martha Washington.
10. Donlzstt.
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Jsss crsv<upe y sHhsng p6ses
,sesnNs bsewem spones - ~ ~
ssim a Wumaass v.ss- nv~oauDsu
xsp>s. - ~ sepl1ss @ss,p 1>Dnvt-
aene y seoe&cn9 ~ - 49,
savs 80 voor - hoppy uesII -
can play Chepsn.s nm NeetnvUe
wuncat IN sxvux.
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You Can Make Room Personality Bloom
By the Use Of Cleverly Arranged Flowers
~ BETTY JANE HENRY
Tsecm. Time. Special Writer


NEW NoRk-A few flowers in
/. simple vase can 40 wonders for
rom. They car add TIE SPOT 81
eolor. the light touch. the center
% attraction which tire rom. no
matter how vel arranged. may
lack
Here's a simple wsy of fixing
flowers that should help out any
rooH. -Four glsdioh. q transparent.
cylindrical vase "a inches high
and = large needle holder are all
that "a necessary.
Leave two stalks shout q inohe.
high. one about ~ and the
other about s inches high. The
first two taller stalks should Re
placed in the holder first. AZ the
back. Next put in the i2-inch
and six-ineh stalks. In front Of the
others
Finally. break off two blossoms
from the shorter stalks and place
them az the bottom Of the ar
rsngement TO hide the holder.
The whole thing should then be
placed inside the large vase. To
do that. tip the vase on It's side
and place the holder toward the
rear. Las, Of all. Just add enough
water 10 cover the ends Of the
slams
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Housekeeping Rooms

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nicely furnished refrigeration; good
transportation: adults
DOUBLE room with not plate 81 sleeping,
$50 Cherry 5755 $40 Park.
FERDTNAND.VERNO HIGHWAY - Two
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/ JOS CAMPAU 72i Room. Kitchen; prt-
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So so F'zroy 7l79.
ILYCAsTE 1881 -Comfort able room. kitch-
enette semi bath eieryihing furnished
Adults So
PINGREE. $50 Clean desirable, neatly
furnished Housekeeping rooms: single,
double. adults
PIQUETTE. 264-Two rooms. with water
No objection 10 nice children
TWELFTH. 5e57-Ciean two rooms. re-
frigeration; private entrance; adults
WOODWARD. 34i4. near Eliot-Lower
large front room; redecorated; water
adults
COLORED. 6l63 Iroquois Attractive front
room; adults; excellent transportation.
olive 5los.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listinss
in ne big sunday Times Want Ad
section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28

GIRL, general: no cooking or laundry
stay University i-ss29
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
Houses for Sale
East of Woodward)

4 TWO BEDROOM HOME Double con-
stu4cted bath aud electricity m large
lot read 20 move IN only 2.1i5, $3.50
down 2lduD East Jefferson near Ten
Mile road 90 2iI0n Harper
TURNER 1926 e rooms. attic. tile fea-
lures, air-c1ndltloned S3s.73 monthly
W. p Duimer JNIyersIiy 1850
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
Situations Wanted-Femaie

COMPETENT colOred girl. Homework. no
cooking stay home nights Cherry 1874.
EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes DAYS,
part time: 50, car fare. -TErrace l-5307,
49, lSRfGNCED colorcd girl DAY. laundry
cleaning, s., oarfare. references. Cherry
1910
EXPERIENCED hight colored girl wants
general homework home nights. Town
send 7-Ois7
EXPERIENCED eolofed wishes days
laundry. general cleaning 81 -. car
fare. Tyler 5-t5si
EXPERIENCED grl wishes days lHun-
dry, general housecleaning; references
Tyler 5fs50.