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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-08
WAR COUNCIL MEET
 CONTINUES TODAY

The Alaska War Council con- tinued sessions today in the Gov ernor's Office in Juneau, continu- ing a meeting which began Thurs day morning.
 The meeting is expected to be concluded this afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-08
BROOKLYN DEFEATED
 BY BOSTON
Nanny Fernandez Triples with Two Out and
 Scores for Win
(By Associated Press)

Lowly Boston smacked down Brooklyn in eleven innings last night in the National League, SCOT ing the winning run when Nanny Fernandez tripled after two men were out and then raced home as Peewee Reese fumbled Max Vests grounder which relief pitcher Hugh Casey deflected.
 Pittsburgh, meanwhile, won its fifth straight with a victory over second place St. Louis. The Pirates went on hitting spree in the sec ond inning, scoring eight runs on seven hits.
 New York turned back Philadel- phia as Carl Hubbell won his sev- enth game of the season.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-08
B. B. GAME
 TOMORROW

The Gastineau Channel Baseball League will continue Sunday and next week for the purpose Of wiping three postponed games off the slate, Art MacKinnon, League President announced today.
 On Sunday evening at 6 o'clock, the Beavers will meet the St. Louis Blues in a contest which promises plenty of action. The Blues and the Beavers are rated as the tough est of the soldiers teams.
 On Tuesday evening, the Missouri Mules will tangle with Juneau in a game scheduled to start at 6:36 o'clock, and on Friday the season will end with game between the Beavers and the Missouri Mules.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-08
Silver May Take
 Place Of Copper

WASHINGTON, Aug. B. Secre- tary Morgenthau said that the Treasury may lend large quantity of silver to the aluminium industry for use as a wartime copper sub stitute.
 He said the loan was suggested by the War Production Board, and would be made if Treasury lawyers said it was legal.
 Morgenthau explained that the aluminium industry wanted the sil- yer to replace copper as electrical con(1lletOrS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-08
EYES EXAMINED

and BROKEN LENSES replaced in our own shop Dr. Rae Lillian Carlson, Blomgren Bldg. Phone 636
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-08

Summary: Three base hits, Krey- ling. Two base hits, Meilink, Docz, 2, Jensen. Sacrifice hits, Werner, Daniels. Stolen bases, Naughton, Boyle 3. Struck out, by Kreyling g. Jensen 10. Base on balls, by Kreyling 8, Jensen 2. Left on bases, Juneau II, Mules 6. Hit by by pitcher, Daniels. Double play, Rustad to Nelson to Huston. Passed ball, LaMarr. Wild pitch, Kreyling. Empires, Bystrek and Duckworth. Scorer, Langseth. Time of game, 220.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-08
FORMER JUNEAU VISITOR
 MARRIED IN SOUTHLAND

Miss Elisabeth Parslow, a Los An geles teacher who spent her summer vacation in Juneau in 1887, along with Juelle Heaton and Lenore White, was married July 28 to Homer Heaton, brother of her friend Miss Juelle.
 The quartet drove to Los Vegas, Nevada, and report has it that the weather lowered around 100 plus, so much plus in fact that they drove by night instead of the day. After the marriage was consummated, Miss White and Miss Heaton re- turned to Los Angeles leaving the couple to honeymoon for a few days longer. Mir. Heaton is slated to report for military duty and Mrs. Heaton will no doubt teach in Los Angeles the coming year. Mrs. Hea- ton made many friends during her brief stay in Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-08

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-08
JUNEAU |5 WINNER IN
 8 INNINGS
Overtime Period Is Neles. sary 10 lake Game from
 Missouri Mules Nine
Score by Innings: tuneau 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 47 Missouri Mules % l l O-3

Pitcher Mark Jensen started batting rally in the eighth inning of a scheduled 7-stanza battle witt the Missouri Mules at Fireman's Ball Park last night, when twi- light almost caused cessation oi battle royal between he and Slim Sergeant Kreyling, when the latter weakened in the overtime period of play.
 A generous congregation of fans were on hand at the appointed starting hour, but delay was again occasioned for some reason or other until Scotty Bystrek again donned an umpires paraphernalia and Stan Grummett loafed around in left field until he proved he could still shag 'em which he did in the 7th inning.
 Juneau's Scoring
 Juneau failed to put a runner around the circuit until the third inning, when Nelson singled to center, went to third on a wild pitch and he and Naughton scored on Illusions safe bingle to center, which accounted for two earned runs. Another marker on the scoreboard for Mike Haas boys was acquired in the fifth inning, when Naughton singled to center reached second on Langley's mis- cue and scored while Trevino was agitating where the next play was to be made. In the sixth, however our home boys could easily have gained a sufficient lead to claim the game their own if their sig nals hadn't been crossed and al- lowed Boyle to steal home after ht had purloined the second and thirc bags from the boys from Montana Creek.
 Overtime Period
 But the overtime period proved to be a heartbreaker for hard. working Kreyling, when he issuec free transportation to the initia bag to Grummett and Boyle ano Jensen started batting spree by bringing both runners home ant Twas followed by a couple of mor' hits that later brought in himsel and Nelson.
 2 Mules Tallies The Mules started off nicely when Hoffman connected for al infield fly between the pitcher: box and first base, was caught ou at second when Docz hit to Rustae and later scored on Stopello's single through third base. Kreyling's CO horts came through with anothel counter in the second when Neil ing led off with a two-base Swa and registered at home on Nichols single to center. Tn the third in. ming Docz connected for another two-bagger, after which Kreylins pushed the pill into left field where numerous cars were parked, bu after circumnavigating the dia. mond, ground rules declared he wa. entitled to only a three-bas, smacker, and that ended the run. getting for the Mules.
 TrI,a hoy cpOre fnllowc.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-08
GAMES FRIDAY

Pacific Coast League Sacramento 3; San Diego l. Seattle 0. 6; Portland l. 0. Hollywood 9; San Francisco l. Oakland 6: Los Angeles l.
 National League Boston 2; Brooklyn l, eleven in nings.
 St. Louis 6; Pittsburgh l3. New York 6; Philadelphia 4.
 American League Detroit 9; St. Louis 3.
 Gastineau Channel League Juneau 2; Missouri Mules 3, eight innings.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-08

Involved in a controversy with the U. s. maritime commission, which cancelled a contract with his New Orleans shipbuilding company to build 200 Liberty ships, Andrew Jackson Higgins, right, is shown at the White House with his son, Frank o. Higgins. Higgins called on Presi- dent Roosevelt for an airing of his problem. Higgins has plans to build huge cargo-carrying flying boats if the ship contract is de- nied him. When the maritime com- mission announced it would stick by it's decision, Higgins declared that If this is an example of the way the war is to be run, we're in
 for a hell of a fix."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Tens
Clash Tonight
In Times Meet

The Metropolitan Detroit Soft
ball tournament neared the home
stretch today as the remaining I'M
defeated Class A mems teams were
cut down to six after last week
ends play and the Class A girls
division boiled down to one I'M
beaten. the latter Hudson Motor
Defense Girls.
Four of the unbeaten Class A
mems teams will do battle on to-
nights program. Briggs Bombers,
defending champion. facing Hudson
A. A. No. l of the Detroit Softball
Association Major League. in
Mack Park at $3.50 and X-L-O
Automatics oppos sing Michigan
Alkali on the latter's home field
in Wyandotte at the same time.
Four of the 20 Class A mems
teams with one defeat chalked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Drafted Players
May he Replaced

Hubert G.. johnson, chairman OF
the joint rules committee of soft.
ball. issued the following ruling
for teams competing in the Metro
politan Detroit Softball tourna-
fnent regarding the replacement OF
players called TO armed service:
players called for armed
service may be replaced by play
ers residing I'm the Metropolitan
Detroit area, including those
eliminated In the first round OF
tournament play I'm which teams
are eliminated.
application for such replace
ment shall contain the name and
address OF the new player, the
team and league, II any. upon
which. he played during the
regular season, the name Of the
player replaced and the date
upon which such player was
ordered to report for armed
service"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Crescent Sail Y. G.
Regatta Results

Eight meters Warrior 4:09.is. Pintail.
4:1O.l2. Shamrock. 4.il:l2.
Il Boats-L4ghtnlng t.2i:i5; Lasalle,
"a ;26 SO; Ne1gha tMargaret HOwelD l:26 50
% squafe meters -Joal VII Cal Grundyb,
800 a1is Too George Ll Gs M,
finish,
c Glass Won by Morrill' Dunn. 5;13:4O;
O. 81. 5;14.O7, c. ". Vogler. 5:24;42
Arnold Fuchs. 5:25 20, Kari Beaver.
5;3i "a; Charles Beck, 5,33:Q5. No. 81 did
not finish.
L Boa,s-won by Glenn and John Car
ms. 5:33:22 Les PSrrine, 5.i0.29, IA.
Dunlap did not finish.
star Class Won by John Plattner.
i:i313; Arr Iiniier. 4,i5:25 George Nut-
mi. f:2O.5o. Pat Clancy. 1876.
10 Clsss-Won by u Hutchinson; Houck,
second: No 81 third sally Timmens.
No II did not finish.
X Class Won by North stockton; K-i2.
second
Interna,lonsIs Won by No. IS. No. IT
'' OK 90 Team a,n' No. % DBc). GIsa4; p.
II Ross (EBC). 4:is:ia. Hairy Hammond
(EBCD. 42l:2O: Per Valboe CEBCD.
i:22 20: No. 3 dye. 4:24:05 No. 20
CDBCl. 42s %; No : dye. i2s.io.
Is. second: No 49, third No Il, fourth
No 10. fifth No. IS sixth.
Racing Cruising A pac he, 2.34 OF,
2:4T:53. Ghurka. 3 OF 81, 2:fs;05. Mink.
2 80 80. 2;54 80; Adonde. 3.2S:22, 2:5s:lg
Arethusa. 3:4l;1s, 3.2i;i3
Cruising Rambler. 3Os 80, 3:0i;25; In
term 3.i3:O2 3:0i as: Duchess. 3 34:l3,
3 27 IS. Rainbow. "a. 3.32:2i; Lurer.
355.is, 3.49:36; Gale ii4:30, 3.3e .0j.
Squat, no time zig Gag did not finish.
snipes Won by Max Lauderbsch. Bob
Wood; Vic Schneider, No. sl5s Fred
Schel,er, no. ASST Art Rautenherg Allan
sipes. clifford Wrigley. No. 1858. No. 1874
did not finish.
Sea Gulis Won BY Earl Hovey; Jimmy
Stevenson. Don Johnston. Keller and NO.
$50.
K-FFA-won by No 20. 12s %: r.
Smith. No ~ Handbags As. ..
Marian. 5.43,23 Vixen. SOB SO: Fantasia.
5.lg:03. CHIP. 5:Is,1s. Roulette 5:i5 81
Finish time only corrected time placed
Handicsps - Peggy. 4tf5s Isgoo-
4 80 .35 water Wsf. 81 80. North STIR
Of Fred Runnels dd not finish. lfinish
time only--Corrected time placed them a.
given.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
FLOOR MoDERSIZING
~ NIGstING
GARAGES BUmT, ALL SIZES

A GARAGE by Restrick means the best
built AZ a fair price. Small do payment
easy terms. Restrck Lumber. no. 2l21.
GARAGE BLDG.--GUARaSTEED WORK
Al custom Hunt Garages Slg3 up Refer
ences JAROS Constructor, Hogarth sisI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Yale Gym Director
Drills Commands

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Aug. -
INSTRUMENTATION OF volunteer
commando units was in prospect
at Yale today, according 10 an an
nouncement by Robert J. II.
Kiphuth, the univcrsity's gym
nasium director. I'VE want this
special training TO approach in Sc
verify and difficulty the prepare
tion made by the British com
mandos and Americ n rangers
who fought in the ! &c raid at
Dieppc last week" he said,
'While our Yale students on com
bat teams will not be ready 10
enter professional warfare imme-
diately. their training will Simu-
late in difficulty and hardship
that OF combat troops"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

against them, will be eliminated
after tonight's battles and accord
ing 10 Amateur Softball AsSocia-
ton Commissioner Frank Laf-
ferty the tournament play should
reach the finals about September
! II weather conditions permit.
The Mack Park program. high
lighted by the Briggs Bombers-
Hudson ,A.ssA. No. ! tilt, may
furnish the surprise Of the tour
nament. The Hudson ten will 90
into the game favored 10 hand the
BomberS their first defeat.
Two Junior division teams were
10 meet on Dingeman Field No
at z p. m. TO complete tonights
program
Tonight's program:
al Mack Park
: 90 Bees W Zenith 100 (Class mems
si5-o %eil & Hofiner w. Penn Club "a
nenD.
$50 Briggs Bombers vs., Hudson a. A.
81 Michigan AkAn Fi.Id1
700 sheriff BAIRD ~. NeghDorhood club
Local 800 " Barne,s.
3 30-x.L-o Automatics W.. Michigan
Alkali "a mem.
at Dtngemsn Nm ~
7 .O0-Pf,sffsrs W., Metropolitan y
(JuniOrSb'
Tuesday nights schedule:
a. Alien Park
3o-Csrbolnv ~. Fort WAYNE &C. msr1.
2 o0--Ailen Psrk Va. AUhurs a meuJ'
Loser eliminated
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
ttt Mack Park
Class 4 Men
Murray local ? Naya! Annoy %
Bees :, Putnam Tool o.
Hudson A. A. 80. ! I. Penn club O.
Our Lady % Help g. Local
Hudson Police 3. J. j. Sports
Bourgeois 4, Hudson A. a. No.
Class Girls
M. Clemens 7. Our Lady ~ Help q.
a. Michigan ANAL Field
Class Men
Nirges : Johnson Kol-PAk o.
Barneys 3, Crosse lie
Class Girls
kaufman ? WOoiWurtn ]
Loser eliminated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Crawford 68 Sets
Pine Lake Record

w. 3. Crawford clinched the
right 10 his title as president Of
the Pine Lake Country Club Sun
day by establishing an amateur
course record of 6S, besting the 50
set by Ed Yates three years ago.
Playing from the back tees
which made the course 6,674 yards
long, the six-time club champion
holed four brides going out in 33
and canned three more as he came
IN with a 35. He had bogies on
two holes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Chicago Fight Fans
See Ray Robinson

CHICAGO. Aug. "a GNS).-
Chicago fight fans today had a
glimpse Of the Sugar Kid" Ray
Robinson, New York welterweight
who will meet Tony Motisi, Italian
battler. in 10-round bout at
Comiskey Park Wednesday night.
After seeing the Harlem battler
in a brisk workout here, Chicago
fans were eonvinced that his 1913
straight victories, SO as an am
ateur, were no accident.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
RTG AND CARrEr CLEANERs

GUARANTEED and Insured. sXi2. 81 30
Furniture cleaned beautifully. Michiga
Carpet Cleaners. PL. 1870. 1000 Jos. Cam
paU
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

AUTO mechanic. steady work: good JOB
esta hiisned Is year,. 3725 Grand River.
AUTO Experimentation employ
ment a. Csc TO S1.0O per hour. Appli-
cants must be az least twenty years and
six months Of sge. citizens Of the United
states and residents OF city OF Detroit for
a. least one year Immediately prior TO the
examination, excepting persons with honor
able Army. Navy or Marine discharges. For
fun details and applications, apply 10 the
Detroit civil Service Commission. 18TH
Floor Water Board Buldng. 735 Randolph
street, Detroit. Michigan, until further
mot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Death notlres

FoRD william n. August %. beloved
husband OF Emma dear father Of Ray
mond H, william r.. Ira ~. and Mrx
Margaret Posnrr also leaves one sister.
Mrs. AHce Costello. one brother, Harry
and eight grandchildren. Funeral services
"Wednesday 3. m from J. ID. hariinson
Funeral Home. 1928 EaVndale.
beloved wife 81 John
dear mother Of Mrs Thomas Medium,
Mrs John Martin a. Scotland Mrs James
Craig. Roderick, Charles Robert. Mrs.
Charles Blanchard and the late John Gum.
Seventeen grandchildren also survive. Re
mains ~ the l.. 7 SObocinskt Funeral
Home. 5IAs McDougan until "Wednesday
at 10 m IN state az the Knox PFespy
terrain Church Dckerpyn and Maek, from
IL run;n tine Of service 81 O'Clock. In
ternent in Forest Lawn.
j. Angus % be.
loved husband q ka'hfya dear is' ,
81 Robert Edward uf Bedford, Ia, Janus
81 Madison. : y Mrs }. p Haskell.
I.orene. Blanche MIS- Thomas Murphy %
Dexter Mich and Mr. J. T.. Campau.
Funeral Tuesday It - -. from me
Henry j. Hastings Funeral Home 4S2l
second Blvd, 2 O'Clock Visitation Church.
Ia BILL. Alex ST.. Aug - 1912 axe -
years beloved husband % ne iate The
tesa Ia Bel. dear father % Alex Jr,
Mrs Eoteu Morse, dear grandfather Of
Marlyn and Linda Morse at residence
1873 Fast Grand boulevard. Nouce Of
funeral later
NEsToR Irwin suddenly beloved
husband Of clara dear father n Gary
ham WeisDerE Lawrence. Mrs. Albert
Kahn and Adciine Services ~ Lev u
Brothers Funeral Home. 1889 John r
Monday. 5 Is =. ~.
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RUG CLEANING. WALL WASHING

ADAMS RUG cleaning done YOUR home.
Machinery wall washing. BEDFORD 1891.
CONSULT The enlarged Real Estate list.
ings in the big sunday Times Want Al
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Lost and Found

BROWN and white shepherd; chilas pet
Hogarth Sl06. 3245 Fullerton. Reward
Lost Brown cain purse. containing money
and check (FenkrllSQ uthheid DISTRICT.
Reward. RE. Ois1.
LOST Part Boston bun, HACK, wnIte,
male 10 los. Reward. Hpgarth 2fls
SMALL toy Boston black with white feet
and race; named Teddie. strayed from
$50 West Willis Apt l0f Reward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
ROLLER SKATING, DANCING

ROLLER SKATING nightly except Tues
day Saturday; dancing Saturday, wre;
Ting Tuesdays. Windsor Arena, 572 SIC
Dougall. Windsor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Death notires

pRAsS-Aug %. 1892 Rose, beloved wife
OF John dear mother of Kathrine. Eliza
beth and John sister of Mrs. Jacob kl4ns-
Funeral "Wednesday $50 a. m, from resi-
dence. 1897 Springfield. and a, m, ST.
Margaret Mary's Church
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Smoking Habit

Cbalky Wright. featherweight
boxing champion. has been smok-
ing big black cigars almost con-
stantly since he was a child.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

FINE INCOME for women OF ability SeIl-
ing beautiful guaranteed line Of everyday
necessity: generous gift packages. Telephone
Cherry Sal for appointment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

COOKS. maids. SIS. SIS. $50 wk. Jacobs
Service, I03 Farnsworth. TIE. 2-7iO6
JONES EMPLOYMENT. t1is Beauhlen
Street-Colored hotel, housemaids. SIS
$50 weekly; porters, tanitors. couples
S30-S35 per week. Columbia 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
INTERPRETATIONS SERVICE

Al. ALL MAKES sERVICED - Parts,
labor guaranteed. TO. 5-20l0 TY. 6-6409.
Al REFRIGERATOR service, anywhere.
any time. Commercial, residential.
Licensed. bonded, HO. 63l2.
Al SERVICE 49, Complete checkup all
makes: entire city. Temple 2-695s.
ALL domestic makes, central location; We
cover entire city. LICENSED and
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ALIENS Refrigeration service-Commer-
cial, domestic. quick service" any
where. Licensed. bonded. Temple 1-7ls3.
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ings In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section.
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Funeral Directors

Fred G.. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
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BUYERS GUIDE
RADIO SERVICE

BRING your radio, tubes for free checkup;
is yrs IN business nome calls, 81. 50.
1904 GRAND RIVER no. OlsC
HOME CHECKUP. 75c minor repairs 81
losners Ideal Housekeeping shop, Tenn
ME Inn
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Employment Agencies
AVAILABLE AT ONCE


COME IN. WRITE OR PHONE
Mr. MURPHY, CA $3.50
A PARTIAL LIST
MANY OTHERS DAILY
ADVOCATING ENGR.: SOME
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MACH. SHOP SUPT. ........ $50 and up
MACH SHOP FOREMAN go. 300 and up
TROUBLE FOLLOW UP.
MACH SHOP EXP. ........ 300 and up
CHEMIST ................... sal open
METALBURGISTS ........... sal. open
PROCESS AND ESTIMATING $50 and Up
TINE STUDY MEN .......... go md up
PROD PLANNING .......... 800 and up
MECH. ESGRs. MACH. SHOP
PLANT LAYOUT EXP ....,.4 600 and Up
MECH. ENGINEERS 1GradsJ. IFS and Up
MECHANICAL DETAILERS ] 90 and an
DESIGN ENGR NEW PROD. $50 and up
TOOL DESIGNERS ............l7 Is and Up
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MACHINE REPAIR MEN 10 and up
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
EMPLOYMENT COUNSELORS
Onice Technical Mechanical
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ou-PRoMPr SERVICE
PAINTING Am DECORATING

SUPER CADILLAC Oh Compsuy-On
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brook l-24I0
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RohEING AND sInING

Al INSELBRfCK siding and roofing.
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send 7-5Is7.
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ines IN the big sunday Times Want Ad
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FURNACE CLEANING AND REP,rRr>G

FREE vacuum Cleaning with recementlng
jon. hrcpots open evenings, Sundays
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-03

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