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Evening star., 1942-05-28
Navy Department to Impose
New Rules Regarding Visitors

Unsupervised wanderings by even
authorized visitors In the Navy De-
partment building will cease Mon
day, when new and stricter regula-
tions take effect.
The new procedure, intended to
expedite official business, provides
for the establishment of reception
centers at various entrances to the
building and individual reception
rooms attached to each activity and
bureau.
Separate entrances have been set
up for visitors to each branch Of the
Navy Department. Oficial visitors,
including members of Congress and
the Diplomatic Corps, members of
the armed forces and other Govern
ment interdepartmental callers and
employees on official business will
use the main entrance Of the Navy
Building, at Eighteenth street and
Constitution avenue.
Entrance for Bidders"
Commercial visitors, except those
having business with the activities
housed in new temporary buildings
south and east of the main build
ing, will use the entrance at Seven
teenth street and Constitution
avenue.
A reception building has been es-
tabished at the east end Of the COM
pound inclosing temporary build
ings south of the main building. A
separate bidders" entrance has been
provided at the same place. the
Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts
being housed in this group.
When the group of buildings east
of the main building Is completed
similar facilities will be arranged
there.
On Sundays and holidays, COM
mercial visitors to the south and
east building groups and to the
main building will be admitted only
through the entrance at Seventeenth
street and Constitution avenue.
Escorts to be Provided.
All commercial visitors, except
those visiting the bidders rooms OF
the Bureau of Supplies and Ac-
counts, will be required to arrange
appointments before their visits with
the officers or officials they wish to
see.
Under the new streamlined pro-
cedure, receptionists at the visitors
entrances will verify appointments
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Arguments Expected Today
In Jap Propaganda Case

Arguments to the jury in the Dis
trict Court trial of Frederick Vim
cent Williams and David Warren
Ryder, charged with violating the
Foreign Agents Registration Act,
were to get underway today.
Lengthy arguments on prayers
prevented the case from being arg
ued yesterday afternoon. Whether
the case will go to the jury today
depends on the time consumed by
summation statements. Justice r.
Alan Goldsborough is expected to
have lengthy charge to deliver.
Testimony in the case covered
three weeks. The two American
publicists are accused Of spreading
japanese propaganda in this coun-
try. The Government charges they
put out material for the Japanese
Committee on Trade and Informa-
tion, San Francisco.
Evening star., 1942-05-28

overtime bill is an administration
proposal.
Mr.. Ramspeck said today also that
he will ask the House for a special
rule to take up a bill to rewrite
Classification Act scales for lower
paid employees in the custodial serv-
ices and raise the pay Of guards
from $1,000 to 81 500 annually. This
measure reported out some time ago,
was snagged in the House by OBJ
jections to a provision for raises in
upper bracket salaries. There is a
possibility that this feature will be
eliminated. The measure has been
indorsed by President Roosevelt.
Chairman Ramspeck believes that
sentiment is growing for the over
time bill, although some opposition
to it has been exp .essed. The House
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Hearings Start tuesday
On Federal Pay Raises

The House Civil Service Committee
will start hearings Tuesday on leg
islation to raise the pay OF Federal
employees to offset advancing living
costs.
Representative Ramspeck, Demo-
crat, Of Georgia, committee chair
man, will cover two bills In the
hearings-one to give Government
workers q fiat $500 bonus, and the
other. to grant time and one-half
overtime after 40 hours to per an
mum workers. The former measure
is sponsored by American Fedora
ton of Labor employe groups; the
Evening star., 1942-05-28

OF callers with the bureau reception
lists, and a record will be kept Of
each visit, including time of entry,
name OF visitor. company repre-
sented. reason for the visit, name of
the person visited, his bureau and
the time Of departure.
Visitors will be allowed to pro-
coed directly from the visitors en-
trance to the bureau reception room,
where an escort will be provided to
take the visitor to the ofiicer or
Ofmcial he wishes 20 Gee
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Legion Post Fovors Men
Of 1912 as Members

The, National Cathedral Post of
the American. Legion has gone on
record as favoring membership III
the Legion for men of the armed
forces in the present war.
The post named Frank Buckley,
william Buell., Ernest Kay, j. Howell
Gordon, Fred Burns and Frank
Haley as delegates to the depart
mental convention. Alternates are
Herbert J. jacob, Leo Wise, John
H. Poore, John A. Smith, Arthur
Fowle and Albert Steinem.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
V. M. |. to Hold Smoker

1t. Gen. E. K. Smart, chief Of the
Australian Military Mission to the
United States, will address a smoker
of Virginia Military Institute gradu-
ates tonight at the Army and Navy
Club. He will be entertained at
dinner before the smoker.
Evening star., 1942-05-28

hearings are expected to last two
or three days.
Evening star., 1942-05-28


Saturday, May SOth lola In d. g,
Quantity Rights Reserved
BALTIC. Blvd, coImar Manork
$3.50 Alabama Ave., 8. E.t
1436-3s Irving st., N. W.
232 Carroll St. Takoma Pk.&
1923 Rhode isI. Ave. N. E.*
18th and "F" Sts., N. E.t
5722 Georgia Ave., N. VIZ
1929 Georgia Ave.t
1925 Good Hope Roadt
Old Georget'n Rd., Bethesdat
614 18th Street, wv.
2938-40 14th Street, N. w.
1899 Benning Road, N. z.
1929 goth Street, N. w.
161e-21 18th Street, N. w.
2744 f4th Street. N. w.
1852 Columbia Road
6235 Georgia Ave., N. w.
906 G Street, N. w.
421 18th Street, N. Z.
221-223 Md. Ave. HyattsvlIIsk
Piney Branch Rd., silver sprt
4 Parking Spaces
Dems Prices vary in Nd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
Actions in Divorce

New divorce actions were filed In
superior court "Wednesday by David
against Eva Erb, Edwin against
Viola osness. Myrtle against Ell
lott Ashley. Phyllis against Frank
Collins. Lila Mae against Alden r.
Tunnard. all charging ourdensome
homelife.
Interloeutory DEGREES were on
file to Fred A. from Lorena l..
Bowers. Frances from b. p. Taylor,
Margaret Nj. from Morris Straus,
Marguerite Rose from Fred Cor
yell Marjorie from Orville r.
Johns. Mabel from Axel Bjork.
Myrtle from Elliott Ashley and
Phyllis from Frank Collins.
Florence c. Mcfarland was
granted an interloeutory decree
from Donald A. Mcfarland which
gave Mrs Mcfarland support
money of SIPS monthly as long as
Mcfarland is in the Il. s. navy.
Final DEGREES were on file TO
Alice G. from Charles A. Smith
Mabel b. from Farris n. Latimer.
Harold from Edna Higley. Charles
n. from Margaret NJ. Wilson and
Murray Lee from Florence Balm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
List Men Signed
For Naval Duty

Following In a list Of men who
enlisted last month for service in
the navy or naval reserve at the
local recruiting station, according
to A. +. Albrecht. CMM, UsN, In
charge.
Malta Allegro. Thomas Edward
Allen. Harry VIM Andrews. IT.. Edward
Douglas Armstrong. Robert Matthew
AFTER. slgurd Asp. Carroll Kendrick
Anvil. Henry william Bassi Prank
Leroy Bell william Milo Benison.
Gerhard John Bertus, Eugene Rich
ard Boyle. Alexander Braidwood. Har-
old Eugene Bucholtz
Russell Louis calkin, Paul Henry
Carroll. Grin Clifford Church, jr.,
George Cinker. Frank Patrick Clearv.
James &C" Cloran. Dr.. Edward Arthur
Collegiate. Samuel Reeves Crouch. Rom
aid Willard Crowley
Marshall Michael Dorfncr. Donald Nell
Dowie. Donald Eugene Engie. Willard
Fred Evans, Clair Eugene lyman. Paul
Joseph Farley. Alvin Robert FlAdagcr,
Clinton Elmer Gaiscr. Clarence Raw
mold oarstad. Edwin Albert Gaschk.
James Gilletti, Anthony John Grab
inski, Selmer Richard Gudmunson
Arthur stuart Hamilton. Roy Max
Harlow. James Kenneth Harris John
Wallace HARRISON. IT.. Joseph William
Harris. David Earl Harris, Edward
Deruel Hedman. Kenneth Howard
Johns. Harry Edwin johnson, Chand
Ter Watkin Jones, Maynard Arthur
Joringdal, Joseph George KRrpach
Theodore Wesley kennRrd. John Bern
ard kirsch, Jacob Albert Koski, Peter
Alfred kuntz.
Ravpaopd nvt.. r.,...,, Y.,.t- r.,
lAzares. Eugene Leo Leider. Walter
Norman Livermore, Harris Stady
Matthews Irwin Stanley Maxwell
Nelson Eubulus Major. Thomas Joseph
McSherry. Prank Nina Mercer, Robert
Charles Merrick, Elgin Louis Moore
David Richard Newly. james Harold
Nichols jr. John Louis Nuttall.
Everett Elmer Olson, Kenneth Leslie
orcutt. Joseph Martin Ottren. James
Lafayette OVerholser. Charles Robert
Paddock. Reese Merle Palmer. John
Frank Paste, lr. George Edmund
peohin, Victor Mauritz Person, Donald
John Piper. Lloyd Ernest r. Priest
Charles John Proulx, Albert G
Rafanelli, James Thomas Rainev. Car
REIN. John Robert Reid. Paul Revere
Ridenour. Selmer Jerome RockstRd
Vernon William Rouse Harry Cadt
Rowley Boyd Josef Rosen. james
Alfred Loren sase, Harold Ken
meth Sailor, Alfred Joseph Shoe
maker, Gaylord Stanley Skinner
Lester Earl Smith. Prank John Shop
ko. Delmar Berger Soldin. Roy Forrest
Strauch. LLOYD Harlin Strom. Francis
Xavior Suffer. Edward Leroy Swalley
Albert william swan.
Jesse Olmsted Thomas. Earl Stan
lev Thompson, william EdwArd
Thompson, John Henry Vail. phlllp
Charles Walesbv Jr.. Glenn Lewis Ware
Nerdon Edward Webb. Floy Ardys
Wellman, Harold Wilton Paul Ed
ward Mhitson. Edward Vaughn VIII.
Jams, RAY Monroe williams. Kenneth
Wayne Wilson. Stuart Edward Wilson
Gordon William wolten. Joseph Bene.
dict Woodford. Michael Henry Gent
ner. George zmiarovich
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.(;;cenJes

Marriage license applications
were received ednesday by
County Auditor s. Clifford Davis
from the following:
Robert l.. Pearce, ~, Fort
Lewis. and Veva Maxine Bunyan
p, Los Angeles. Calf: Harold
Frank West. Il, Fort Lewis, and
Marjorie Jean Lewtas, 81, 1920
So. Washington: Raymond George
STRAIGHTFORWARD. ~. Fort Lewis. and
Frances stojack. ~. Chicago. Ill:
Paul Edward Harrison, 81, Pen
dleton. Ore, and Betty June
Manly, Is. 1900 So. sth: George
Eugene Leach. IL, Fort Stella
COON, and Julia Bell RAYMOND. ~.
Provencal. La; Harvey Robert
Hewitt, al. Fort Lewis. and
Shirley Anne Riley. is. 254e So.
Tacoma ave-. Robert Pierce. 30.
and Adelaide Macarthur, rs, both
of Seattle.
Carton r.. Morgan, "a. 1926 So.
Yakima ave, and Ruth Marie
Carmichael. 20. Little Rock. Ark. /;
Joseph l.. Harper, %. Seattle. and
Bernioe Mary Coleman. %. Man
son, Wash; George Fortier, 10.
All Sd st. NV, Puyallup. and
Elsie Marcene Dodd. is, 327 4th
st. s.W.. Puyallup; Lewis b.
Hobby. %. La Hope. H.. and
Helen Louise Avery. is, Strong
hurst. III; Herbert r. Bagley. rs,
Fort Lewis. and Willie Mae Young,
rs. Portland, Ore. Glenn o.
Elliott. "a. 371p So. NJ at, and
Florine Manley, 30. 4O57 So. Park
ave.
Roy V. Peterson. %. Fort Lewis,
and Mildred Duddles, legal. Rt. /,
Box s45: Merry Lee McComas,
rs. Fort Lewis. and Honora Haugh
Hofstad. 81. Libby. Mont; Jack
Durward Sanders, 81. Fort Lewis,
and Verna Marie Burns Shore,
is. Port Angeles; John Blasier,
46. Seattle. and Lucy Pearl
Girard. ~. Ills East saith ST.
James Gilbert House. %. 1912 No
sth. and Henrietta Bell. 20. 1102
Division ave-: Wilbert f. Smith
"a. Fort Lewis and Muriel B
Thomas, %. Mitchell, So. Oak.
Lester II. wilkins, Al, Westport
Wash. and Pearl f. Peterson. 81
Tacoma. S. Reed Jones. Jr.. 20
of SIG No l St. and Emma Helen
Elliott, 10, Y, w. {. A, George
Nichols. Al. and Audrey c. Mich
OILS. both of Seattle.
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LEGAL Notices

In the Superior Court OF the State
OF Washington in and for the
County OF Pierce
IN PROBATE
No 35234
NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL
REPORT. PETITION FOR DISTR1-
BUTTON. AND DISCHARGE OF
ADMINISTRATOR
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF G r MORGAN and PEARL l..
MORGAN. Deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby given that
Arthur Morgan, Administrator Of the
estate OF c. r. Morgan and Pearl l..
Morgan. deceased. has filed with the
clerk OF the. Superior Court OF said
County and State his final report and
petition for distribution OF said
estate. and that Saturday. the 2sth
day of March. lp42, at ten O'Clock.
A. NJ. Department No. !. OF said
Superior Court, at Tacoma. in said
County. has been duly fixed by our
Superior Court for the settlement OF
the said Final Report, At which time
report. distribute the property to the
persons entitled thereto, and discharge
said administrator
WITNESS the Hon. Ernest NJ. Card,
Judge OF the above entitled Court.
and the seal OF said Court affixed this
Sd day OF March la42.
A l.. SCOTT.
lSeAn Clerk OF said Superior Court
BY L. A. Hudson, Deputy.
EDISON NJ CASE.
ATTORNEY for Administrator,
13i Ath Ave. n. W.
riiyaiiup Wash
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Dealers in Scrap
To Meet Friday

Representative scrap dealers In
washington and northern Idaho
have been invited to meeting AT
10 a. m. Friday. March 6. room
ss2 IN the Henry building, Seattle
to discuss regulations regarding
the purchase and sale of scrap iron
and steel and other non-ferrous
metal scrap.
Mr.. A. r. Gamer. senior indus
trial specialist. iron and steel
branch of the raw materials divi-
sion Of the War Production board.
Washington. ID. c. will instruct
the scrap dealers in government
regulations on priorities most Of
which regulations are very strict
and carry heavy penalties for vio-
1ations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
No aE3SH

In the Superior Court OF the State
OF Washington for Pierce County
Thurman " Gosney, Plaintiff vs..
Hazel Isabel Gosney, defendant. state
OF Washington TO the said Hazel
Isabel GoSney. Defendant. above
named. Greetings: You are hereby
summoned 20 appear within sixty
(6Ol DAYS after the first publication
OF this summons tO-wit within sixty
(6Ol days after February 4th. 1912. and
defend the above entitled action in
the above entitled court ana answer
the complaint OF plaintiff and serve
3 copy OF your answer upon the attor-
new for plaintiff a. his address below
specified. and In case OF your failure
so 70 do judgment will be rendered
against YOU in accordance with the
demands OF the complaint which has
been filed with the Clerk 81 the
aforesaid court The object % this
action Is 10 secure a divorce from
the defendant or grounds prescribed
hy statute-to-wit abandonment for
e rerlod az more than three wears
Browtisr Brown. Attorney for Plain
tiff Post office ADDRESS soT Perkins
Bids Tacoma wash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
Sixth Ave. Club
Asks Candidates
To Speak Friday

Sixth Avenue Business club. Of
which J. }. Mcdonald IL presi-
dent. VIII sponsor a political
meeting On Friday evening al
Hoyta 2412 9th ave. II was an
nounced "wednesday.
Candidates for safety commits
sioner, civil service commissioner
and school director have been in
vited n speak
Also present will 10 speakers
for the school levy and civil Dc
tense levy. proposals which vii
appear on the March 10 ballot.
Dinner will he served ~ $50
and speaking will start at 730.
Officers Of the club pointed nut
that II will be an open meeting
and the public il invited to attend.
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aiher and Son
Held on Warrant

Warner Strandley, 4p-year-old
bricklayer. and his son. Eric w.
Strandley. 20-year-old blacksmith,
both of Rt. 3, Box 100. Puyallup.
were lodged in the county Jail
after being arrested by deputy
sheriffs Tuesday evening on a
warrant issued by Judge Clarence
f. Layton charging the men with
third degree assault on Ernest
Frial.
The younger Strandley will
probably stay in Jail for some
time rs suspended sentence for
petty larceny was revoked We'd
nesday by Judge Layton. The
young man still has rs days to
serve upon the petty theft con-
viction.
Both men are being held on
$500 bail in the assault case. Frial
is reported 10 have been attacked
when he visited the Strandley home
to discuss n tire transaction.
Portland -Clearings $1,000. s27.-
70; balances 81 .a2a, 6s6.65.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
BANKRUPTCY ACTIONS

Bankruptcy petitions filed here
Wednesday with the clerk OF the
federal court included:
Leon X. Frame. SIS So. ST.
listing debts totsling Ss63.s4 ana
no assets
Courtlandt warren. Olympis.
listing dehts totsling S775.72 and
no assets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits were issued by
the city Wednesday 10 W. H
Brunn. 62i Rust building. for a
$500 residence az 34I5 No. 22d
st: Riehsven Investment Co, 754
Broadway. for $4,000 residence
at zoos Ea- S5th ST.. and &c
coombs. Hume & Sells. SIG Ea.
s5th. for a $1,000 residence al 1880
So. 61st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
PRICES TO FARMERS
F. o b. Tacoms

Poultry-Hens. colored. Az 90
9 lbs. 21G22 cts; Leghorn hens.
more than So lbs. 17G1s cts. and
under 3is lbs 1904 cts; col
cred friers. 21G22 cts; roasters
20 cts: rabbits IA cts. live
weight; turkeys. 2TG2e cts. per
10. dressed. ducks. more than Al
lbs. IL cts
Butterfat-3s cents.
Eggs-Standard % cts. medium
IS cts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
Stocks Recede Over Broad
List in Moderate Turnover
Markets Of q
Glance
WEDNESDAY

Stocks; Lower and quiet.
Bonds: Irregular: u. s. govern
ments mixed.
Curb Stocks: Irregular.
silver; Unchanged IN New York.
Cotton; OFF as much as 20 cents
bale.
Wheat: Unchanged 10 off = cent
Corn: OFF y 10 up =.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
HAPPY
Ki;rthdau

WEDNESDAY. MARCH 4
Louise Odegard, 2109 So.
Sheridan ave.
Mrs. George Allen, ss45 So.
Tacoma way.
Mrs. ID. X. Goldsberry. 1916
So. Cusbman.
Mrs. Pauline Kelvin. 5000 So.
Oakes.
George ID. Abbott. 3s07 So. NJ.
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Phone Want 40. n Main tis1


Funeral Directors
Lakewood Mortuay
LAKEWOOD Center LAKEWOOD sl67
hrranEement Courtesy Car
"a Years IN Tocoma
c. c MEIIIsGER FUNERAL HokfE
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The Chapel o. ths Chimes
sixth Ave e. Trafton MAD osso
PIPER FUNERAL HoME
e49e 50 PUGET sound Ga t<3e
BUcKLEY-KIsG CO
rsooma Ave a. SO. lst BR 2lee
CASSIDY a ALLEN
1924 South ! street NAH ssol
c o LYNN Co-Distlnetive Service
7l7-is Tacoma Ave MAT Tl<5
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storlie 5o3e 50. TIC. Wsy CA ii22
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50. 10Th ana Yakima bR 3tlt
Personals
CHRONIC AILMENTS
EEURITIs. bowel trouble. kidney and
nervous cases. 90 years experiences.
Consultations free. Office o. Health
Resort care
DR. s A. AMBROSE
Sant-Practic Physician
4o5 Rust BIDS, Tacoma Main 1898
GENUINE Soap Lake Baths for relief
OF Painful fnflammatory Conditions
IN Arthritis Rheumatism. etc.
Massage. Lady assistants. En-
Dorium Health Studio. 42S Provi-
dent Bids
MRS. DAISY TANBERo or relatlves-
Formerly OF MOSCOW. Idaho. kindly
communicate with old friends.
Bertha and Dale. Route 2, Box 2Ts.
Tacoma
IN DEBIT Paw your bills in one
place, Easv monthly payments
Low cost credit service. Not
loan company Federal Guaranty
Co. 7l3 Wash. bldg, Main s424
MARGARET FoLFY-Former owner
OF Daisy Beauty Shopps. nov owner
OF iith St. Beauty Shop. 500 So.
18th. Main 1891.
ASTROLOGICAL advice and horo-
scopes. readings and spiritual sd-
vice. nv appointment only. GAR
land 354i mornings.
YEE & 10 Chinese Herbs
~ Good for All
Ailments. 800 SO. lith ST.
WISH TO contact party driving 70
Boeing first shift, $40 a. m. PR
1894
SAVE zoe on your life insurance
through Geo. ID. Poe a. Co.
Special Notices
WISH 20 contact persons interested
In leaving for central Nebraska.
Call At Depot Service Station, nth
and Pacific. between and IL
BOXING WORKER wants ride third
shift, ] 80 %. m. MAtn 1868
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Lost and Found

Lost and Found
/ osT-Monsay. February 23rd, mans
l. brown leather wallet containing
Identification cards bearing name
Thomas SWEET. Reward Leroy
Hotel. Room No. 6. Broadway 3436
after D. m.
| oST-Lady's purse on Pacific ave.
l. Finder please return purse and
keep money. Watch and bracelet
keepsake Of dead mother. Main
1921.
FOUND -- Boys bicycle owner may
have same by identifying and pay
ing for ad Main 6i79, between 8
and 10 a. m.
/ osT - Pointer. s-months-old. near
l. 45th and So. ] st. last week. Re-
ward. Garland 1910.
/ oST-Llewellyn male setter (hlack
l and whito' Reward. Garland
/ osT-Pair glasses. between 4sth
L and Fawcett and Lincoln high
school. Garland 1920 or MAN 4oel.
/ osT 40. between 1li1-l1l3 KAY
l. st Call JonoSson. ioi2ls So. 9th,
or leave at Times office Reward.
/ osT-February 22nd. between 9th
l. ave and Milwaukee depot: one ski
and harness; reward Main bel7.
/ osT - Rhinestone bracelet. keep
l. sake Lost in Hotel winthrop or
near Hickey apis Main oo6s
/ OST-GLASSES advertised without
charge Call Caswell Optical Co
--
Female Help Wanted
CAN use capable housewife, IS
hours week. Business expert
ence unnecessary. Permanent.
Write KS. Tacoma Times.
THREE ladies for part time work
Must be able 70 meet public. Pair
pay 70 start Apply Thursday. $50
TO II noon only Room 1910, PUGET
Sound Bank BLDG
WOMAN over rs for general house
work Small new modern home
No children. Adults working Ref
erences required 1880 Mckinley
ave Garland $3.50
EXPERIENCED chocolate packers ana
clippers. bar wrappers and cello
planners. State sge and experience
write II Tacoma Times.
YOUNG woman for general house
work Good wages. good home. Go
home nights. Proctor 1917.
COMPETENT maid for general house
work No small children. SIS per
month. 4o7 North Z st MA z46S
RELIABLE woman 49, General house
work. FOR elderly lady alone. s25
10 ESQ. Main l04e.
wANTED-Middleage woman for
general house work. Three ADULTS.
No washing ESQ month Ga l2sl.
MIDDIE-AGED lady. light house
keeping. companion; modern home
p. o. Box No. s, MeChord Field
YOUNG woman 70 do general house
work. Proctor 5000.
MAID for general houSework Two
children. STAY nights. PR Sa4A
HoUSEKEEPER wanted for 5 adults
Apply 1908 So Cushmsn.
WOMAN for general houSswork. Three
in family 1888 So. Ash
GIRL for Eenersl housework, : chill
dren NAN sq2S