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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28
GERMAN PROGRAM
HTNDERS BRITISH

HINDERS BRITISH
The German efforts TO intensity
their spring offensive against Brit
ish shipping has made IL impossible
for the British 70 detseh any num-
Der Of varships from convoy work
IN the Atlantic for service in the
Mediterranean. In consequence, q
partial opening has had 70 rennsin
along the Mediterranean route con-
Meeting Italy with North Africa.
The Germ ms apparently
have taken advantage Of this
fact 10 ship troops 10 ubya-
Their term n . port h un-
aeubtediy Tripoii. which h see
misas from Sicily. the nearest
Italian embarking point.
During the active operations Of
the British army in Lbya, the
British Mediterranean fleet was
able to prevent supplies in any
considerable quantity reaching the
Italians The fleet at that time had
no other active duty other than TO
keep the Italian wsrships bottled
up In their ports and to provide
moderats conveys for merchant
men passing through the Aediter-
ranean.
GRAZlANI VOICES
COMPLAINT IN REPORT
The necessity for sending rein
forcementa to Greece with ade-
quate material aid had not arisen.
British varships thus were able
to concentrate off the Libyan
coast.
Despite the gravity of Italy's po-
sition the Germans made no effort
to send relief. In his public report
on I1byan operations, Marshal
who has resigned, COM
planned Of the lack of mechanical
units. Germany had large quanti-
ties in reserve. but the British
blockade Of Libya made 1t imposs-
Die 10 transport them.
Now the Libyan blockade has
had 10 he lessened because Of the
necessity for meeting the new situ-
alton IN the Balkans. The Germans
thus have q chance To move into
Lihya and are taking advantage
Of II.
NOT CONSIDERED
GRAVE AT PRESENT
There Ia. however. . strict limit
to the opportunity for sending
troopships TO Tripoli. The British
still have warships on duty along
the crossing and London reported
last week that several enemy
transports and supply ships had
been sunk In the Mediterranean.
Large groups Of chipping
can Be detected without much
difficulty but individual ves-
seas have more Immunity. II
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28

HePoffs thhf The Germans were
beginning 10 increase their dis
patch Of troops to the rripolit.nian
province Of Lbya coincided with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28

the beginning Of British acton in
sending men and munitions into
Greece The two movements are
associated.
British troopship and supply ves-
sells En- route 10 Greece have 10 be
conveyed b. wsrships. That means
concentration Of British squadrons
has been necessary in the eastern
Mediterranean and the Aegean sea
to the detriment Of normal naval
patrol duty in other Mediterranean
areas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28

h reasonable 10 assume. there
fore. that the reinforcemenfs
reaching Tripoli are conveyed
sPoradicaily. Although the
number may be considerable,
u scarcely can he considered
really grave, ut this time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28

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meu1s. An brnnches - 49,
tanexy perlorzned 1t tt 1ow-
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28

,h, n,,. ro.S tone Zach hs. the famed. l5-ie~eled
len, uo,.ment-.tAr.tmed for accuracy. Priced from
"A -s-tb,.. new rose Elgins are one of America
.,.,..t watch values. Stop in and ~ them today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28

DR.. J. C. skser. dentist. an
nounces the removal Of office TO
1<06 Washington building. adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
Creamy, Crunchy

BRAZIL NUT marShmallow
manages to be both creamy and
crunchy. Take L pound marsh
mallowS. y cup diced canned pine
apple. 3-oz. package cherries, \.
cup sliced Brazil nuts. salt, cup
cream and 6 whole Brazil nuts.
Cut marShmallowS into eighths
with wet knife. Combine with
pineapple, cherries. reServing 6
cherries for garniSh, and sliced
Brazil nuts. Add salt to cream
and whip until thick Fold in
marShmallow mixture. Pile in
Sherbet glasses and chill several
hours. GarniSh with candied cher
rieS and whole nuts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
Serve Fruit SIaw for Tasty Novelty

FRUIT SLAW is extra good, as
you'll discover when you take a
faster" 1t is made with 2 cups
shredded cabbage, 2 ripe bananas,
sliced or diced. 2 green peppers
and canned pimientos. cut into
strips. and Il cup salad dressing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29

Mix cabbage. bananas, peppers
and pimientos together and stir
in salad dressing. Garnish with
extra peppers or pimientos and
celery strips Serves six.-RaW
shredded carrots may be added,
if desired.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
Quick Bread
With Fruit
Appeal

PIPING HOT ds-right
from the oven served with a gen.
erOuS portion of fresh butter
make any meal a gala affair.
They take only a short time to
prepare and are appropriate to
serve for luncheon, dinner or light
supper. Here is a recipe for a de-
licious one that is simple to make
and will add variety to Spring
menus.
Fig Quick Bread
l cup dried figs
5 tablespoons sugar
teaspoon salt
5 tablespoons shortening
l egg
l cup buttermilk
81 cups Sifted flour
/ teaspoon soda
teaspoons baking powder
l tablespoon nutmeg
l egg
> tdDlcSlOOiiN IilSi'Cu bu'ACi
Il cup sugar
| teaspoon cinnamon
Pour boiling water over figs and
let stand 10 to Is minutes; drain,
clip stems and cut into fine strips.
Cream sugar. salt and shortening;
add egg and beat.
Add butteimilk. and flour Sifted
with soda, baking powder and nut
meg. and beat we'll Add figs and
beat Pour into waXed paper lined
bread pan. Combine remaining
egg with melted butter. sugar and
cinnamon. beat we'll and spread
over batter Bake in a moder-
ately hot oven 400 degreeSI about
20 minutes Serve hot or cold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
Always Popular

Hard cooked eggs, always
popular at these informal parties,
are particularly nice when chopped
yOlkS combined with fresh muSh-
rooms stewed in gravy are mixed
with a few drops of wine Or mix
the cooked yolks with bit of
mayonnaiSe and chopped parsley.
WaterCreSS or ChiVeS.
Before dinner that has soup and
meat but no fish. serve thin
smoked salmon with a drop or so
of lemon juice. on squares of thin
buttcred pumpernickel
The appetizerS or Canapes t o 4
your next party deserve your
most special attention and careful
consideration. Simple they may
be and devoid of any inspired
pastry tube flourish. but they
must be the best of what they
are. The crispneSS of your celery
or the flavor of the cheese spread
will be judged more than any
complicated or intricate design.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
A Variety Of
Appetite
Teasers
CANAPES

EVER SO popular are hors
deeuVres and canapeS. Served
in the form of fancy cuts of toast
or bread spread with savory
pasteS of fish, meat and vegc-
tables. canapcS, as first course
piQue the appetite for what is to
follow or are the perfect refresh"
mentS for an afternoon cocktail
or tea party.
It's easy to have good appc-
tiers They must. of course, be
freshly made. not arranged in
trays hours in advance.
Pretty Platter
For your afternoon party plan
a platter of four kinds of sand
wiChcS. There will be four rows
on each platter; minced ham on
rye; sliced hard cooked egg in
mayonnaiSc Sprinklcd with
paprika, on whole wheat bread;
watcrcrcSS leaves thickly piled
and sprinkled with French dressing
on white bread tongue with dab
of mustard on rye or white bread.
Do not plan hot horS doeuvreS
unless you have sufficient help for
making them in small patches
during the entire time you are
serving cocktails. Being perish
able foods they should be pre-
pared at the very last minute
Among these are - CLAIMS
cooked in butter and minced
herbs, just long enough to curl
them. Serve on hot buttered
toast squares Grill bOneleSS and
SkinleSs SardineS and serve on hot
toast with a little parsley and
lemon juice. To deviled ham add
Worcestershire sauce and a little
mayonnaiSe. Place between small
uncooked biscuits and bake in a
moderate oven 1850 degreeS).
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-28

idc nno potitii6e einri6tllnge1,, reae
SbeoIogieu iine inl Nnmarid. Die
regiere,loe alaile tpiro iib @suiammen-
ieben bon geripaltern, pelde tatidd-
lid Die Yroouftion, oen Sransport,
bie 8erteilnllg, sic Yropaganoa ,lno
Sic polifiihe Molniniltration fontrol=
liere,t. &egierlmasbiiros, -ggentu-
rem 1nlo -aemniiliionen tuerocn erSte.
ben.r Nei,e auf Stalinis,nus, Na5is-
mus, Stem Dealisnllls 1lno 9ednofra=
tie eegriinoete sSsoeologien peroen iid)
erbeben.'' ,t*a m <<.&:s.>. -~.,@ - =. =
Sn einem 8nnft rulb man nit
8l1rnbaln iibereinItimme: Gie g4elt
miro nidt ,lebr fem, tpas llno 1pie
lie mar. @aber sfrt sic Neitgeital-
tllng iein miro, bangt bon 10 pielen
Moglidfeiteu ab, oaB nieluanO oie
nelle 8eltoron1ng porausieben fam.
x
Mdbrenb europa eincn &f nuf
sein ooer Nihtieilt, anf 2eben lmo
IoD fiibrt, miro aud il, unfernr 2an-
&c bon elmer fleinen 5har ariegsbet-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-28
Photo Features.

babeil seinl11al sgnglanos arieg ges
fa1npft inter Sem 8orpano, Sic De-
lnofratie tpieoer ber5ulteaen lmb gu
perteioigeu' - llm Sen Yreis bon
Saliienoen bon Menidenlcben lno
Williaroen bon 9oaars uno elmer
Gepreiiiolt, oeren Jolgen ii6 be',tc
nod our6 slrbeitsloiigteit bcmerfbar
MAIDEN. .--.-
9as ameritaniide golf lit emit
idlpiien - llno oieIer gntlbluD
mddit Don Gag 81. Sag = ,,id)t ein
5tpeites Wal e,1rop6iide &ricge- fiji
rem 5li bclfen, inter Ser 8cfabr, sen
pollitan6igen &llir alnieres 2a,1bes in
einem enololen ariege berbei5ufiibren.
Gs> 1iegt ,lid)t ser geriugIte 8rltnb
Dor, aftip IN oen europaii6en &rica
ein5ugreifen. Niemano anf ser gau=
sem @elt bat uns oie geringlte Ser
anlaiiung 81 elmer ariegserfldruns
llno 5,t einetn gintritt III SEN arieg
gegeben. .s..
Gas lit aud) Sic slnlidt unierer
olnerifaniid seiinnten golfspertreter.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-28

aern unb britifhen sgenten gegen oie
friebliebenoe Nebrbeit bes amerifas
niid)en 8olfes elm aampf Inn arics
ooer Srieoen gefo6ten. 9as ameri-
faniide @olt lit tpiuens, Gnglano nit
,@elo ,no 8affen geeen eine totalitdre
@elttprannei 81, ,rntcrltiiben, aber cs
lit niht unier &rieg, lonocrn Gng-
lambs aries. Gnelano fiibrt Sen
arieg, BEN es iclblt crfldrt bat. @ir
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-28
1lnpDlitiicbe 3citldufte

8egierlingen beral,s. Ser gegentpdr=
tise arieg lit Ser erite 8ampi elmer
nenen u5iibrer- -Geieaidaft" (Dtan-
agerial societp). Die &epoll,tion
i6reitet idnea poran inns miro btnnen
fur5em Die @elt erobert baben. Cine
neue regierenoe &laiie, nellc ofonomi=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-28

lcS ADlu Ittt!l IL. u. nut ott luISeltoeN
crlpibnt, sic lid ousoriidtih gegen
unicrn Giutritt IN bcn Griee fir Gng'
lano crfldrt babcn. Nuf oie oirefte
iSragc, Oh iie fir cine &riegserfIa-
rang itiimnen lpiirben, lolange Die
Ser. Stooten nidt bireft angegriffeu
lperocn, gabeu sur Nntwort:
Scnotor Sarolo $. Burton (Rcp),
Glepelanb: SD bin nid)t al1f bieie bps
potbetilhc Jrage porbereitet, aber id)
bin entidieocn nno inter alien I'm
Itinocn ge9en cine &riegsertlarnng."
Scnotor Nobcrt N. Soft (Nep)I
Cincinnati: ,,Sh bin gcgcn einen Gin.
tritt IN bcn &rieg. 9tiemano 1peib,
Oh olrd) lnlcrn Gintritt IN oen 8rieg
Gnglanb Dor elmer NieOerlage bcmabrt
bliebc. Grglano mag allh obne ltniere
aftipc Seilllabme initanoe lein, Itd3
81 balten. Gs mag Den &riee perlie.
rem a1d penn mir attip eingrelfen.
sluf nlle 60ae bin id gegen eine
&riegsteilnablne, cs ici oenn, bab mir
oircft ongcgriffcn iperoen.'
9iep. 9apio 9ollnbort (Rep),
gernliaion: uStb babe ieoe Sanol1ng,
oie inns in Dct &rieg fiibreu tonnte,
bef0ntpft'
Hcp. George 9enoer (9tep.), Gle
pelono: uSSSd piiroe inter teineu Inn.
ltd1oen fir cine 9riegserflarnng
itimmen, es iei ben1t oaB mir anses
griffen tpiiroen.'
Step. 6rancis golton (Hep),
@lepelano: uS6 fam 5ur 3eit feinen
@rlmo finoen, bon Der Stelllngnab.
me meiner 8ortei ab5l1peiden. @ir
boben oas &eripreden gegeben, alles
SIT tlln, ltm oieiem &rieg fern5u6lei-
ben"
| 8ep. Clarence 9roun (Hep).,
9lan6eiter: ,,Sd bin Der s(nlidt, oab
uns ser &rieg nidts an9ebt @eun
aanaoa ooer Sfcrifo angegriffen
luiirben, mNroe Sic Sad)c cine ganj
anoerc lelll.
Mep. Gliff Glepenger (Mep), grps
an: Ser 8rdltoent perlidert, er Mir
oe a1idlt td,npfensE Ees iei oen,t, onB, er
mgegriffen tDiirhe. Gds lit Ter. Siun
nniercr 3latforla;, Sd tuiroc inter
auen llmltanben gesen eine -ariegs.
ertlarltna ltiinnten."
Hep Gbarles Glltpn (&ep), Gin>
cilulati: SD piiroe nid)t fir cine
ariegserfldrlng ltilnmen, cs lei oenn,
oaB Sic: peltlid)e SenriIpbare onge=.
griffen oocr nit eincn Nngriff be-.
orobt piirbe." .....
Sep. Gctp Starter (0.), s(fron:
sd bin ser Nnlift, baB es 5u rn<.
Icrm cigencn @orteil 9ereid)t, eng.
lnno uad ardften bci5lliteben, fann
ober niht einiebel1 bab mir fir cine
ariegserfldrung itinmen lollen." =
&cp @m g. Seb (Nep.), Gin=.
cinnoti: v@e,m bie Ionroe 9oftriu
i,e @efobr itdnoe, mare id) geneist, fit
cine &rieaserfl0rlmg 81, Itimmen,
aber id) tpiiroe gang setpiB nid)t met
ne 3uItimmllng slt elmer Griegsertla-
rllng geben, l,nl cine fre,noe Station
81 rcttell.' ... >...-= .T,~ -
8ep. Gbomas Senfi,s (Rep),
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-28

UcE -luUl Jlulltt luuUltlttt utilt Stphit=
forum bei. gs tDnroell bier nene 8i-a
idofe ernanlt unb bas Yallilnn CT
bielten ein giidoi (lpas iebr leIten
eefhiebt) lu1o 10 Grsbildofe, 81 oe-I
men gr5biibof. 2l1cp bon San slll-
tonic, Ger, iotpie Die Gr5bildDfe BON
Montreal, Sttatpa ilno Montcpioeu
5dblten. Die Yalliell nll Sic nmeri=
fanilden 8rilaten muroeaourd) Steu=
bertreti,ng perlicben. - s....5
X ,~... AZ n
@ie aus Cape Gpip,l Siioafrifa,
beridtet miro, fat, allf, Bic @ernlitt-
lung oes apoitoliiden 9elegaten fir
GiiDafrifa, bes @p'iten Srn @ioroaz
no 1@iilstpiif, Die Hegierlulg 15O i1l-
ternierte 8rieiter rl1b 8riiber freige.
laiie,l. 9en Grieltert lll1o griioern
tit gcItattet lire gdtigfeit an iolben
Gtellen al1s5uiiben, Die ibnell bon benz
fontrollicrenoen 8eamtcn be5eihnet
iperben. Sic biirfen nid)t init Den
Gingebpreuen ilt geriibrung fon1meu.
Sic 6iirfen fiir Die ,religioler geoiiri-
niiie itllter ben eurppaiiebell lmo far-'
bigell 8ruppeia fersess- ------------1 -
sfae Wiiliolare, Sic aits gegenipar-
tig feinbliden 2dnberl1 ltalnneu, biir-
fen fire Odliionsarbeit nnter oen gin-
geborenen beibebalten iinb aber be-
ftilnmten WaBnabmen nnterporfen.
9ieie bon Ser Gegierung Siioafrifas
geiuabrtell 5reibeiter libern Die 3u=
filllft Der fatbolilben Stride III bieien
@ebietel1. Snfolge Ser Snternierung
Der $50 8rieiter 1lno 8riioer mar Sic
Gecliorge Ser 1900 8rielter uno
griiber in oieiem Gerritori,ln1 ihon
geipaltig bebinoert mproen.
Sic 250,000 &atbolifen in Siib.
afrifa beiiben $50 airden, 470
Shnlen nit $4,000 ainoerl, As @os
ipitaler, Al 8ispe1larien; 81 1Maiiens
ba1ner ltuo Diele ,,anoere sfnitaltet1. =, =:
n: b 81. :.:... ss st.
slnacfiebts ser INNER nfetn ihmills
oelloelt alte,t Beltorbuu1e; al Sic mir
ms gep6bnt: baben, iilto Bolitifer.
so5iDlogel1, ingar 8ropbetelt an ser
9lrbeit, bic folniuenbe ueue @eltoros,
mug an ,befi,1ierer Gin getuillcr
Sailes 8ilrnBant, cill ebelInliger
Marriit llllo gerfailer zines Yubes
;,ManageriaI Rebolition" ite6t iii Der
ent,pifh,ng Der fonlnlenoen @eltz
oronltng ben llnterga,ig bes aapita:
Iisn,,tsa Gs lift aber nidJt, mic -rr err
flart, Der 5o5ialislnlts, n,elNer. an
beiIel 5telle tritt, ipnoerll cine meme
Gorm BON alalienberridaft, mie lie
bereifs in SotpietrnBlaub li,rD
9eutihlallb alll Werf lit ltno In ibrelt
Mnfdngen bereits bie nelte Melt - -
i'm Stem Seal erobert bat. Der,
arieg BON 1911 bis 1913 mar Der
leBte fapifaliitiid)s arieg. geah Dem
eritell @eltfrieg betrloren bic
anpitaliiten Die @eItfiibrnng|
l.ilo -Dontinierln,g ltllo nlebr l,nb
nebr biIoete iid) cine aolitroae Der
Evening star., 1941-01-14
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
INVESTMENT.

Large service station. repairs. doing
$3.50 to $1,000 net monthly can increase
space to double income. Sacrifice "a for
1000 cash. Consider selling all. RE. 0595.
Evening star., 1941-01-14
BABY CHICKS.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

BARRED ROCKS, R. Reds; $3.50 per
100. Conkey's Y-O feeds James Feed
Store, 619 K ST NV. Metropolitan O0S9
Evening star., 1941-01-14
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

TYPEWRITERS-Giga sale of Royals.
50, SO and S2e; fully rebuilt and guar
"Weshington's Leading Typewriter Dealer"
SlS 14th NV Republic 0234. 49,
TYPEWRITERs ADDING MACHINES new
and used. sold, rented. repaired. Terms.
Rsn i4sf East cspito Heff St IL oGss Co.
TYPEWRITER, Royal portable, for sale,
brand-new; reduced price. Call Hobart
EAHgRH EAHgRM esENERSER9EER s1ssS sIss
with att. rebuilt and guar. Ike new l yr.
BEST BRANDS CO.
sos 11th st. NV. National 7773. 14'
VACUUM CLEANERS, REBUILT and like
new; new; r Royal Eureka Hoover General Elec-
ized factory service for Eureka, Royal and
General Eiec'ilf C HARDING &C. INC.
EiedtTicai Headsuarters. @ tsS.'
MA. 2160. 517 10th ST. NV
VACUUM CLEANERS, PRE-INVENToRY
SALE SAW a AL STANDARD MAKES BRAND Nd
most reliable vacuum cleaner parts and
service compsnleS m iaGiES II IN WaShi1gton r,n
5l4 10th st. NV. National ss72.
WAsHERs--saIe of Discontinued models:
Maytag, S44; General Electric. S29; A. B.
C.: $50; all sold complete with filler hose
Republic $50. OPEN EvEN1NGs. The
Piano Shop. 1O15 9TH st. NV
WASHERS-Deep-cut prices on brand-new
standard makes OF washing machines in
crates at discounts of more than 60'o off
list prices, no down payment; terms as
low as 81 weekly; liberal trade-in allow
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY,
WaShington'S LARGEST Appliance House,
92l G St. wv. Entire Building
District 3137. Open Ewes. Till P NJ.
-, WASHERS-BRAND-NE
STANDARD foC
crates. Pre-inventory sale. Big trade-in
allowance. Easy terms Can pay with
your light bill. Also rebuilt washers as low
as Sl2 90: WE ARE AUTHORIZED SALES
AND SERVICE FOR BENDIX MAYTAG,
g, E. WESTINGHOUSE, A. B. c. AND
ELECTRICAL CENTER
5l4 10th st. NV National ss72
WASHING MACHINES-U Maytag, Aoey
Spinner, Easy, Savage (some rebuilt)
S29.5O up. Westinghouse ironer ma
chine. cabinet top, automatic heat con-
tfol, perfect condition. $3.50 j. c.
Harding Co. Inc, Electrical Headquarters,
3lI lOth st. n W. Ma 2lRO
Evening star., 1941-01-14
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED


BOOKS-Highest prices paid for good
books. Bargain Book Shop, sOS 9th st.
NV. Dl. 50O7. Open Sun. and evenings.
2l.
BOOKS: all kinds and old magazines; best
Storage Book Shop, 42O 10th St NV
CLoFHING-H Highest prices paid for mems
rsed clothing. Berman's. 1872 eth st. NV.
ME- 3767. Open eve. Will call.
FURNACES. radiators, machinery. pipe
'ooiS, all KINDS used materials. Block Sal
wage Co, 1914 31st NV. MI 7I4I.
FURNITURE. rugs household goods. etc:
positively highest prices: also reliable NOV
ing ing at lie lowest prices for best results. Call
FURN1TURE-All kinds Of household goodS
RUGS. bric-a -brac. glassware: highest cash
prices; prompt attention. RE. 1904. Is'
FfURNSiTURE SI rugs, household goods, Of
suits. Call any time. Lincoln $500 IA.
FURNrTURE---Will pay cash for some good
used household goods and rugs also piano,
Call evenings after I, NE. 5255
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac china, glass
pass psd Cs MuPa52 svof @
HIGHEST PRICES paid for mems used
COMM Mii Ing Open 9 am. to Q pm Harold's
VIII Call 1925 eth st NV Me 6229
OFFICE 6I5Ft E-a1 AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, rugs
Eveninss after 6, Randolph q 36s7 - ia1S.. 2. D.
PIANoS--We buy and sell used pianos Of
al kinds. Republic 1890. The Piano
Shop 1918 1th St NV
SEWING MACHINE-We buy all types:
repair hemStltching. buttons covered
pieating. 9l7 ST. RE. 1900, RE. 23l1.
GOLD-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD, Sill
kER. PLATINUM TEETH, DISCARDED
JEWELRY WE PAY CASH
y KAHN. INC. AZ YEARS AT a35 p
A BETTER PRICE PAID for old gold. plat
mum. leWelry diamonds. watches and
diamond watch cases: condition uninnnor-
tantr as We use same in our mfg depart
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.


FITTER, eXneTt alter fur fn. good ref !;
dreNSmaklne, etc. preferred Box 25f-E,
SISr. rs.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK wanted hv
young lady; good reference. Box p" E
star. l6'
GERMAN NURSE for infant or take en-
tire charge Of home; dietlctan, Ions ex-
perlencc. Oliver O45G.
GIRL, -, wishes position as receptlonist-
technlcian IN physicians Office: three years
experience can type neatly and aCcu-
rately references. North 1913.
LADY. colored. young. neat. desires posi-
tiOn in an ofECc as receptiorist Cal!
AT. 3424. Miss Powell l5A
NURSE, practical good references fror,
former nailents, WIKI act as comDsniot
Hnbart 5S93
NURSE. practical. or companion to elderly
lady. Phone Franklin 4S41-
SIENO -TYPIST experienced in general
office, mlneograph ana multtgraph cir
cqlar work. telephone ami fling h S.
education; wants work. PhOSe FR. 6906.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO MIAMI. JANUARY 18th.
take two or three, share expenses. Call
Hobart 1892. a.
MIAMI-YOUNG MAN LEAVING THURS,
Jan. 16 in Al Chev. sedan theated) can
take 3. reas. Phone Temple 5000. IA
LEAVING FOR SAN DIEGO. CALIFORNIA.
Immediately: can take two people. Call
Chestnut 1884 for interview 16s
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SITUATIONS MEN.


ACCOUNTANT; exp; books started, kept
I local refs $3.50 mo. RA @544
| ACCOUNTANT. 10. years excerience, de-
sires to change position. C.S., LIB. de-
greeS references Box 264-E, Star 16'
! BOOKKEEpER. over draft age experienced.
10 take full charge: otice supervision; all
reports. Box l75-E, Star. Ia
bdRiAFTSMAN' dItia maps, charts, graphs, cover
Mr.. Collins, Hobart 4331. Ia
ENGINEER. 3rd class "5 years exneri-
ence; excellent references. Box 46-B.
HARDWARE and paint clerk experienced.
desires position capable willing worker;
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS, 3. want Job porter,
dcLyery. buSboys or dishwashing, after
school. Decatur 4732.
MAN young, colored. sober. honest wants
Work, eleTgator 9p hotel store, truck; any
lhins Gail Roy Hobart 2731
MAN, colored mddle-aged. active. fair
fd.s,, work as night watchman; junior
MAN young, with La Sale sedan, wants
Joo drlVlng IN city North 90Ss,
MAN colored with permit. wants lob;
can from $50 am. to pm. MI. 5a15.
PAINTING, floor sanding and refiniShing,
ro1tirg roDtr9c repairing and painting wanted by
TRUCK DRIVER, colored light heavy or
aump truck Dupont 7":4 ENperienced.
BOOkkeeper-Accountant.
CREDIT AND COLLECTION MAN.
With successful experience. available at
once at low salary Box l67-E Star la
Part-time Bookkeeping.
Rstes as low as So per month. including
income tax reports. Box ISLE, Star. l4'
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WELL-ROTTED COW MANURE and stable
manure, no straw. and rich black soil %
bushels S.: 80 bushels, SO; delivered
Specialize in large quantities. Call John
1nscoe. oxford 2O39-W.
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BEAUTY OPERATORS, must be excellent
1ngeF WaVers Myra Beauty Salon, 607