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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE

VIII take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving EdeIman's Nov.
ing q storage Co., TAYLOR 2937
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We have numerous requests for furnished
and unfurnished houses in the northwest
section OF the city and near suburbs We
will list your house with US.
RANDALL H. HAGNER g. CO., Inc.
1921 Conn Ave- DE 5000
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
LOT 5Qx150- -S11 o5n

This is a very bright house and consists
OF huge living room, very large dining
room kitchen big enough for dinette, also
another large unfinished room on 1st noor
There are large bedrooms and tile bath
floors, garage. Near 14th and Lawrence
stS. ne. Immediate possession. Phone
Mr. Lewis. TAYLOR 43o7
HENRY J. ROBB, INC,
1904 Vernopt Ayo
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RITTENHOUSE ST.

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
A very charming detached brick home
/ Just of Broad Branch rd. and Western
! ave, has eight rooms g bedrooms .
baths. attic is finished, heated room,
tached 2-car garage 1t is most attractive
value. Eve. or Sun. phone Temple 1898.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
100 5th St Realtor MA O753
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

YOUNG WOMAN WILL SHARE APT,
with another: everything furnished includ-
ing meals $50 month; refs. exch. AID. O2t;fj.
TWO. GIRLS TO SHARE APARTMENT,
private room, next to bath. Phone Re-
public 1881.
WEIL-FURNISHED APT, ROOMS,
kltchenette and bath. gas, cleo, and
business woman will share nicely furn,
Arm. apt. with another refined gentle,
young lady. Emerson 719l after pm
MT. PLEASANT SECTION. FURN. Apt
DU SO41
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
1l9 HILTON ST, ~

TAKOMA PARK, MD.
5-room brick bungalow, less than 2 yrs.
old. full basement. auto. heat; fine, lot;
price, $500 OG' Sl250.00 cash, balance
Directions: Out Carroll ave to Flower
ave. right 3 blocks to Hilton
1920 TOTAL DOWN PAYMENT.
New 4-room and bath house. large un-
finished End floor full basement; nr. bus;
4 miles D. c. line WI 779O.
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CHEVY CHASE. D.C 50 5OO

;, Beautiful home, rooms. tile bath, large
bsdrooms. 2 porches garage. gas heat;
shrlbhery; flowers. storm windows: Vene-
tan blinds. The ideal home LESLIE D.
MEASELL, WO. 522l 1927 Eve
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JUST LIKE A WOMAN

this house is sood-looking, too Bunga./
in style. brick construction with =: .is
log-burning fireplace, extra large attic,
basement garage and a 7Ox11O lot, plus n
extra lot adjoining. Right in Silver Spring
r. p. RIPLEY. SU 1a3a: EVE SH os1I
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SHEPHERD PARK

real attractive brick. only 4 years old,
near Walter Reed Hospital and 18th st.
NV; 9 well rooms. center en-
trance. nice bedrooms, 2 tiled baths,
stairway to attic. insulated. weather.
porGI; only Sl2. $50 Call EN-. 1890 Sun.
and weekdays till pm. F. A. TWEED
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APARTMENTS UkFuRNlsHEp.


FOR RENT AT sUITLAND. MD, oPPo-
site new Census Bldg.--75 apartments
kitShen khS sa and and bath; monthly rental ef
make your reservation now for December
18TH occupancy. SUITLAND MANOR, INC.
Spruce 0739. Once at 1913 K st. NV.
4sll1 PARK AYE. N.w-3-RooM APT.
unf.: adults only. WI. OS6S. Is Fessenden
st. ext. across Western ave. Take Wis. and
Fessenden bus to 47th and Fessenden. 15'
APARTMENT AVAILABLE TO PARTY
who buys furniture in Groom apt. Inv
furnished; no objection children. 1O4
Westmoreland ave. Takoma Park, Md. 15'
619 9Th ST. sW.-3 RMS, BATH. HEAT.
gas and elec furnished, $50 per mo.
DUPONT CIRCLE-BAsEMENT. LARGE
room. kitchen, bath: S35 mo- Small sery-
ice demanded. Call DU. 1926.
GROOM APT.-ONLY S995O.
49, Practically new, l block OF 10TH near
Walter Reed HOSPITAL; .Liv: rm. full, din.
Elevator, seer. switchboard. Utils. included
IN rent q yr. rent required in advanced.
Dupont TTTS
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GEORGETOWN.

3-story attached brick. Victorian; 5 bed
rooms, baths and servants lavatory:
plant completely renovated and house dec
GRATED: convenient location, east Of wis.
ave-: furnishings may be purchased; imme-
GEORGETOWN properties also. Sunday and
evenings call Mrs. Doran. Michigan 1886.
FRANCES POWELL HILL,
HO. 290l. 2ath and D1n ha rtnn DE 400
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NEAR NAVY YARD

NCAN NAVY YAHO.
Attractive detached brick, rooms a
pedrooms). tiled BATH auto. heat garage.
etc Conv. to everything. Possession by
Jan. ]. Excellent cond. Only SS $50 terms.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co ME s4nn
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KENSTNGTON MD

Owner transferred, must sell 3-bedroom
house, screened porch, fireplace garage;
best n-ighborhood large lot; near bus and
schools: $1,000 net Kenringfon 1S2-W
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Contfnued

I9i ~ lot, l5.OOO 50; IT., in beautiful settins
o. large trees and shrubbery. First floor
en aarse seeons s.yns room dining room and kch
Finished f.,h room on third floor. / block
GSs1v f5om GSan. GSnn ys ave and e
pm g TwEEp D co soa sso4 Seefesss Conn 'll ave-
CHEVY CHASE. Md. / BLOCK OFF
western ,veS. ave, conveniently located to
z, tiled ed baths, wide Shaded lot: priced
SSl3,'59o Sl1, o.; Gan Gan be conveniently hnanced
1ssF %wEHb SHn ea soa sssa sSnn uns
5,RooM BUNGALOW. SALE OR RENT;
r. $500; ! blk bus line. Call WA. 1890
5-RooM. BUNGALOW. FALLS CHURCH,
construction IONS
roof: lot 50x14o. Immediate i occupsncy
FIJI FHA financed. $500. 1oG cash. For
Giebe Sats o 'sasS' Swner' Shown by aDDt. only
GdRARD sIaaAl SI1 ST; NV. CLOSE 14th. NEAR
a toxa wood fsh saams aozs zs
nSck Tem new ENeaA1w eeasSs Bss $780, n4oGKs
Cali AZ. s5a7 for informsaittion.' ''AA0 10'
4-gEDRooM, 2-BATH BRICK HOME, AT
et5f ReszeEl2a REarY Ysl5So do sH 1893 cash.
ALMOST, NEW BRICK COLONIAL. s
rnn, rms ! and bath; down. Upstairs ready for
Edison. Arlington. CHI s771. '
new detached brick. rms. furniture OPT,
WAYNE st. Call Glebe S472
ss,950-,4223 BRANDYWINE ST. NV
Owner leaving city. Semi-detached, hollow
tie six large rooms. bath, large porch.
open fireplace, electric refrigerator, hot
water Goa! heat, nice rear yard. House in
soodin good condition; as !la blocks west Of Wis
AssocAfs sfhsCs uc oD1p today yb REALTY
Executive 1929.
FOREST HILLS ENGLISH
afcnltectured home, brick construction. o
rooms; rooms; q bedrooms, Y baths, true center
bath in basement. 2-car garage. Con Convent a
entity located to Conn. ave transportation.
u vacant and available for Immediate
Call EN-. 1890 Sun. snd weekdays until ! q
pm. F. A. TWEED CO.. 1904 Conn. ave.
COTTAGE BUNGALOW. TWO SMALL BED
rooms, living room, fireplace electric kitch-
en- modern bath. large ssed-in porch
Steam heat. Lot loOx10o. Terms, $500
cash balance monthly. miles south Of
Washlngton conv. to Suitland and Navy
Yard. School bus. GE. 9533, EN-. 3142.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-sEMI-
netached, six rooms, bath, 3 large porches,
screened. Coal hot-water heat. Garage.
NJ. all schools and trans; $3.50. 44O4
chesapeake NV. OR. 2919.
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Phone Service Till Q PM
FOREST HIILS-S19 $50.

Quiet-comfortab ble-secluded-s o o
neighbors-convenient to town. One OF
the, very few, homes now available in this
exclusive section of NV. d. C. Four bed
rooms. 2 baths, finished attic, 1st-hoor
den and law, maids quarters, double
garage. park frontage OF 140 feet. Ar
range for private inspection at OIL. 170s
before we have to say, Sorry it's sold"
p RTpIEY SHEpHERn 763Q
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L223 VERMONT AVE. NV, Apt. 81.
Isans.; walking distance. RE. 7607.
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BRQOKLAND. 18th ST N.E-MoDERN
brick, 6 rooms and bath. garage, porches,
good condition. 81 500. Z. c. KNQuSE, ex-
elusive Agent 1927 Eye st. NV. MA. 0216.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

BOA BOARD D. IN historic Virginia home, 30 miles
mace: electricity; excellent meals and serv-
zee; grade school nearby; one hour and a
Ralt Riahnfna from WASHINGTON by train; buses to
ietni Hiiethmond, washington and Charlottesville
louisville 66-J-11, or write BOX TIC. Star.
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Detached brick on large lot, conv. to
stores, schools, transp.; bedrms.. ga
baths, large living rm.; only "a yrs. old:
nicely financed. Ewes. call Mr.. Burr.
Michigan 607S.
PAUL P. STONE,
REALTOR,
knn0 NYdWav CQAA
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Near 18th and Van Buren, StS.
S12,5OO
Detached brick. beautifully situated on
large corner lot in a section Of new homes.
Built within the last 3 years. Six spacious
looms g bedrooms, 2 baths, automatic
heat. first-foor lavatory. attractive brick
fireplace in living room. Call Mr.. Good.
Hobart 6lO0. Ext. 2O1: with
sss SHANNON a. LUCHS CO.,
1505 St NV National 2345
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

section. Phone North 5512 after pm
BY NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENT AND
empl. wife, SIN. unfurn apt, Dupont Circle
area or GEORGETOWN pref. TIE. 1858 aft z
BUSINESSMAN. WIFE AND BOY, 8
years, desire 4-room apt, unfurn.; best of
references; S50-$55; prefer s.e. section.
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$16,5 500.
CLOSING ESTATE.
18th st. Highlands. Colorado ave.--An
especially attractive brick home with large
living room, dining room. solarium and
kitchen on LIST A.: B bedrooms and baths
on 2nd n. 2-car detached garase. This
price has Just been reduced to effect q
quick sale. Eve. or Sun. phone Mr.. Benz,
Chestnut 1000.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
100 18th 81. Realtor. Ma. O753
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GIRLS - Newly redecorated rooms. new
furniture: private entrance: convenient To-
cation Call Randolph ISIS.
S3os Sth ST NV nicely furnished
rooms both with twin beds: Jewish family;
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ocDAsNONA0- t,COO.
An attractive brick home, less than 3
years old. in new-house condition. Call
Mrs. Taylor, ALLIED REALTY CORP.
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HALF BLOCK DUPONT CIRCLE. 1904
10th st n.w.-Several vacancies for young
ladies' Best Of food. home style, $40.
MT. PLEAsANT-Beautifu furnished new
phone. good trans. 1871 Hobart st. NV.
AID. 1881 and AID. 1851.
MOUNT PHEASANT. 1858 InGleside terrace
n.w.-Newly, extensively furnished Jewtsh
section. twin beds: girls only; spec. laundry
accom-; streetcaI and bus. AO. z40z.
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Everything is RosEY in Real Estate.
DETACHED STONE,
53l7 10th N.W.-$20, 500.
IL rooms, 4 baths. oil burner. refs,
Monel metal. tile and porcelain kitchen.
Large stone garsRe. Finest value.
SAM ROSEY. AID, 27OO.
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DUTCH COLONIAL, $3.50.
Silver Spring. Md.-Beautiful brick-and-
frame home. containing reception hall,
large living, dining rooms screened porch.
modern kitchen, bedrooms, tile bath
with shower; oil heat, built-in Earase:
blocks bus line. stores schools LESLIE
D. MEASEIl. WC 5221 1927 Eye
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Tacoma, Seattle
YMBC Clubs Plan
Joint Session

Under sponsorship q Young
Mems Business cub. : ont good
vii civic luncheon Is n ne he'd
Friday noon n Hotel Winthrop.
Mayor William ?. Devin o. Sc
attic and Mayor Harry P. Cain q
TINS city win Be among the
speakers.
A quartet 81 WAVES -
Lieut. Jane Bogue and In
signs Mary y. Harper. Eilner
Leslie and VIENNA Budlselleh-
Win also he hoard. after which
question forum viii he con-
Quoted.
The gathering Is to be attended
BY YMBc groups Of both Tacoma
and Seattle. navy mothers. Adver-
Using a Sales club. Tacoma Yacht
club. navy wives. Business 4 Pro-
fessional women's club. Chamber
Of Commerce Industrial commit
tee. and guests Of the several or
CARNATIONS.
The public Is invited TO attend
the no-host affair. Reservations
are made At the YMBc head
quarters.
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10 Tacomans Enlist
In Navy on Tuesday

Ten Tacomans and one man from
Camp Murray enlisted in the u. s.
navy Tuesday. according to re-
ports received Wednesday from
the navy recruiting office in the
city hall annex.
Benjamin Fred Thomson. 5002
So. Park ave-: Grant Herbert
Roach. oil No. L ST.; Ranny Gus
tave Gaschk. s41o No. Huson St;
William Alison Bodenhamer. $50
So. Pearl ST.: Elmer Martin Wich-
man. Route 4. Box 366. and Wayne
Edward Heron. Route 3. Box s13.
Alfred Ira Mikelich. Route 8.
Box seq: John Richard CLASSY,
570s Mckinley ave-: William Daryl
Stute. e0s No. Ainsworth: Dorsey
Lee Hughey. 7202 So. Puget Sound
ave, and Richard Swift. Camp
Murray, Wash.
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Veterans Recruiting
Flyinq Army Cadets

Young men between ages or IL
and rs. interested in becoming fly
ing army cadets, should contact
Veterans Of Foreign Wars Thurs
day nights at p. m. In the state
srmory when u. 8. 8. Tacoma post
No. 1879 meets. 1t was urged by
Steve Cabs. chairman of recruit
ing for the post.
Veterans have been assigned a
job of recruiting by 1t. Gen. Henry
Arnold. chief of army air forces.
They are to school and give every
possible aid to young men wishing
10 make the army their career.
Cabs said Wednesday.
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PIERCE COUNTY PERSONALITIES

ham snd sfr.. ". u. srsaer. both
Of Elma-
Recent house guests ~ the
Charles Tedd and A. {. Hosre
homes In Puyailup were Ar. and
Mrs. Harry Dixaa and children and
Mira T. r. MeCielian ana daughter.
Jean. Al q aocllps.
lee F.hlitz-cA q Tacoma bag
Fed = deer n : recent hunting
trip IN Lewis county.
Mr. and Mira A. T. Currie and
son. Clyde. were recent visitors At
the home of M. and Mrs. Fred
Mcmillan Of Mccleary. WASH
Ma. Kenneth King OF Puyallup
recently visited friends IN Ho-
GUAM and Malone.
New residents Of Tacoma are
sar. and MA. John kanz. formerly
of waitsburK. Kanz IL employed
In . Tacoma war industry.
Nov residing In Wallace. Idaho.
are Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. Eiseistein.
who were married In Tacoma on
Oct. 10. Mrs. Eiselstein Ia the
former Miss Hazel Daley. who was
q teacher In Tacoma and resided
At 4s14 No. Cove II.
Capt Alvin l. Malstrom. L. >.
N. Ia waiting In an Atlantic port
for the full commissioning OF q
new ship before taking command.
He In . veteran Of the South Pa
cifie battles. the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Qua Malstrom OF Manitou.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN Evans and
sons of Puyaliup recently visited
relatives In Almira In Eastern
Washington.
Arthur NJ. Angove. chief clerk
Of the city OF Tacoma board Of
contracts and awards. left Tues
day on . vacation trip TO Cali
fornia- He VIII return by Nov. 2.
MIS-. Lillian Ahrens. 90. Rte. z,
Box s71. fractured her left arm
Tuesday when she fell down the
stairs at her home. She received
medical care At the Tacoma Cen
eral hospital. then was released TO
her home.
Lawrence Newell. 3s-year-old
logger, suffered . compound frac-
ture Of q leg when a tree fell on
him Tuesday a. he was working In
the woods for the Pacific National
Lumber company. He In now In
Bridge clinic.
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Father, Two Sons, Now Members
OF Washington Guard Infantry

A father and two sons now are
members of c company. 4th WASH
ington Volunteer infantry. WASH
ington State Guard. Tacoma. Capt.
Harold V. Davies. company CON-
mander, reported Wednesday.
Jerald G. Martin. the father.
ASIA Portland ave. was one
of the charter members Of the
company.
Paul W. Martin Was the
first son 10 enlist, and recently
the second. William r. Martin,
became q private In the or
ganization.
According TO word received by
Davies. Robert G. Strait. well
known local photographer and
former C company man who en-
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listed last month in the national
army. now Is at Atlantic City
training to be an air corps pho
tographer. He reports marching
from IS to 40 miles daily in drill
and basic training work.
G company announces the fol-
lowing promotions: Llewellyn F.
Lloyd to corporal, Roy w. Her.
rington to private first class. and
Dave w. Lyons To private first
class.
1t. Franz Larson has succeeded
1t. Merrill w. Bennett as compa-
ny supply officer.
New recruits: Walter f. Baker.
All No. Yakima; Lloyd C. Brown.
1927 No. Pearl: Walter E. Burns,
Route l. Box 64s. Puyallup: AL
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For Seabees

New openings in the navy's
construction regiment. the widely
known Seabees. was announced
Wednesday by Chief ouartermas-
ter c. W. Graham. officer in
charge of the Tacoma recruiting
office. located in City Hall annex.
The seabees offer opportunities
for skilled men to serve their
country in their chosen field
Chief Graham said. Any man
skilled in a construction trade
may be enlisted with a petty of
ficer rating. Carpenters, cleo
tricians. labor foremen, bakers.
mechanics. painters. riggers. sheet
metal workers. all have openings
awaiting them
Chief Graham stressed openings
may be closed when the necessary
quota has been filled.
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Following Ia a list OF the sched-
uled Townsend meetings:
Thursday-Fircrst club No. 10.
regular business meeting at Fir
crest church. Harmony club No.
80. meeting Knights Of Columbus
hall. 9Th ave. and Steele st: busi-
ness session. games and refresh
ments.
Friday-All-Cty club No. 81.
meeting Maccabee hall, 1i6 So
18th St: business session and
cards. Fern Hin club No. 4. bust
neS meeting at Townsend hail. So.
ssd and Yakima ave. South Taco
ma club No. 8. regular meeting IN
q members home.
saturday-Fawcett Ave. club
No. 10. business meeting and
dancing.
sunday-Msss meeting at p.
m. in Msccsbee hall. 1i6is So.
18th st; principal speaker to be
NJ. r. Adams. national representa-
tive for the Townsend National
Recovery Plan. Inc. for the state
Of Oregon.
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Eden for Dealing
With Hess Later

LONDON Foreign Secretary
Anthony Eden told the House of
Commons Wednesday that the
government presently treated Ru-
dolf Hess. former No. 3 Nazi. as
prisoner Of war but saw no reason
why he shouldn't be dealt with like
other war criminals. after the war.
He said no request for Hess i'm
mediate trial had been received
from Russia. where agitation that
he be tried without waiting for the
end Of the war was growing. An
official Russian statement to the
refugee governments in London
had suggested an immediate trial.
and the newspapers Pravda and
Red Star echoed the demand.
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DR.. Fisher Named
Al Huron COLLEGE

neutrality-suspicious. of DR..
c. II. Fisher. former president Of
the Western Washington College
of Education at Bellingham. as
dean of Huron college, S. D.. was
reported Wednesday.
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to Vote
On School Levy

spanaway voters on Tuesday.
Nov 3. will be asked to pass on
the proposal Of an additional 10
mill levy for the school building
fund.
At present a25 students are be-
Ing cared for In a school building
designed fer $50. So eramped are
conditions that the school garage
Ia being used for a classroom. leav-
ing the buses To stand out of
doors.
Proponents Of the mill levy point
out II IL absolutely necessary to
enlarge facilities. due to the In
crease In school population.
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Labor Shortage
To Prevent More
Local Contracts

Taeona : named - one q THE
areas wl,ich should nat - awarded
further wzr contracts. TIE War
Manpower commission announced
in washington. D. e. Wednesday.
other cities included IN the state
are Seattle. Bremerton. Spokane
and Vancouver.
Shortage q labor IN these CON-
munities was given BY the COM
mission a. the reason for It's rec
ommendation.
Other areas where labor short-
ages exist. and where the commits
sion Is opposed 10 further war con-
tracts. are San Diego, Calf. and
Portland, Ore.
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Brenda viii
You Step Out
With Me Tonight?

know I've been an awful Crouch not TAX
ing you any place lately. But after standing
al day Al my new job. my feet darn near
killed me with eallouses and burning. Now
I've reformed = or rather my feet have -
tnanks TO the lee-hint you advised. Never
tried anything that seemsd to draw N.
pain and FIRE right out 80 fast - and ths
way II helps soften eallouses IL nobody's
ousinessl Been able to get some extra over
time money = 30 what do you say. let's 20
dancing tonight. You can step on nv Tea.
Mint feet all you want. ady
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eEATTIE-Dr. Lee Paul sieg.
president of the University of
Washington. Wednesday was IN
route to Chicago TO attend the
annual meeting OF presidents Of
state universities. He was 10 re-
turn to the campus next wednes-
day.
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Dimout Instructions

gssas
Slp INSTRUCTIONS ~ e
thz fAs family p=es sf business eseoss familiar
FOR BUSINESS PLACES: This viii take some
work. No outside electric signs floodlightng of
signs or buildings permitted. and no lights may
throw rays sideward or upward. Lights must not
throw than foot candle the ground
sidewalk IN front of the establishment. If il IS
the general light coming through the window from in
side. And lamps, refectors diffusng globes in
side signs may be visible 10 the eye when held level
with the top of the door window glass. In other
words. all rays of light from any of these sources
coming out of a building. must shine downward and
not sideward upward. So if your lights
visible from outside. You do one of three things
You raise the lights shield each at the light
itself paint otherwise shield the upper part of
the door or window glass.
INDUSTRIAL PLANTS STREET LIGHTS HIGH
WAY LIGHTS AND TRAFFIC LIGHTS require more
technical handling and specialists available
through defense councils for consultation. The
strictions automobile lights in visible from
the unchanged except for certain emergency
vehicles.
COOPERATE IN THE DIMOUT. INSTRUC-
TIoNs APPLY BETWEEN SUNSET AND SUN
RISE. VI0LAToRS ARE SUBJECT TO SEVERE
PENALTIES UNDER STATE AND FEDERAL
LAWS.
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n<v<n advanced RoTc students
from Tacoma we're among thoss
taking military training - Wash
inkton state college ~ Pullman
% receive appointments a. cade,
officer. for the first semester 81
TIE school year. n was revealed
"wednesday. Tscoma sppoinfecz
and rnnks Include Frank WAldner.
cadet lieutenant colonel. infantry.
commanding ID battalion: Frank
G Lsn6onl cadet second lieutenant.
Infantry. Araeld y. knud-ea.
cadet captain. infantry: Roher1 n.
nseen. cadet captain. commanding
ca. A. engineers: James T. Bcfhel.
cadet captain. engineers: George
G nGun~eF. cadet captain. sagi-
neers. and yeha D. BIllingx. cadet
captain. commanding Co. A. signal
eorpa-
=
49, Arnold 1enton. son al Ma
Altce ~ esaaca. alt %. <sth 81.
veteran army non-oommiznfoned
offIcer. has been commissioned \
second lieutenant IN the trans
portation corps and assigned to
tn administrative division Of san
Francisco Port of Embarkstion.
military authorities revealed We'd
needny. Ii. seaton began his
army service with thu 18th cav
AIRY IN 1880. His wife. MrA Elsie
I. senssn. resides IN Monterey.
Calf.
Gyro club members are stiil
talking about the address made
last week by Attorney Robert
AID On founding q the organiza-
ton.
W1Illnm y Ilnington. son Of Mr..
and Ma Jamss A. Linington. 353s
Ia L It. has been promoted to
The rank Of first lieutenant. army
officials announced Wednesday.
He Vas commissioned a. an officer
Of the army last July and Ii now
On duty with . quartermaster regi-
menf It the San Francisco Port
q Emharkation.
vlrrn nolisw.y Of Tacoma has
returned home after visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Nlrs- Butler Hollo-
WY 1t Porter. Wash.
Friends who recently called ut
the home Of Mra. Lena Cooper In
Tacoma included n1rs. Ray 0ra-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-22
WILKES Radio
Address Monday

NEW YORk-wendell L. WILL
kie reports to the nation Monday
the observations and results of his
round-the-world aerial trip as
President Roosevelt's personal rep
resentative.
He will speak from 7:30 TO 8
p. m. Pacific wartime In = broad
cast originating in New York and
carried by the four major net
works.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-22

SAN FRANCTSCO-The Ninth
u. s. circuit court Of appeals held
today that the Pacific Coast
Fishermen's union fixed prices Of
fish and controlled fish production
In violation of the Sherman anti
trust law.