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groom. Mr.. Harris chose as his
best man, Mr.. Jesse Gardner.
Guests for the wedding were
Mines. A. Jackson, J. Gibbons, ].
Beasley, and Mrs. Andrew Hoskins
and Mrs. Lucille Wright, both of
Chicago.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-08-28

calls a rare architectural exhibit.
Ozzie Dial, we'll known Minneap-
oils singer and pianist, is now en-
pertaining pleasure seekers with
her talents at McCarthy's on Way
zata Blvd. Miss Dial recently end
ed a 17-month engagement at the
Cafe Exceptionale in downtown
Minneapolis.
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Social and Personal
PAGE THREE
MINNEAPOLIS

Rev. J. W. Green of City, Missouri passing through the
city the guest Mr. W. Baldwin, 612 18th Ave. &c. last week.
Pvt W. Howard stationed at Camp Hooper, Utah. in the city
visiting his brother Clifford Hawkins 9Th
Ave. So Mr. and Mrs Frank Peoples entertained at dinner for Pvt
Howard his birthday carrying the coors in the table
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
DRINKING HOURS
 ARE GIVEN FOR
 hiasHA NAVY MEN
i,ay lrink Liquor on Prem. ises Between , p.
 M.-Midnight

Vice Admiral Frank J. Fletcher, Commandant, 18th Naval District, has informed the Board of Liquor Control here that Navy personnel in Alaska may do their drinking by the drink on the premises of bars between pm. and midnight, only. This order is effective today. The directive from the Com mander of the Northwest s a Frontier also states that liquor for off-premises drinking, by the bot tie, may be purchased by Navy men only between the hours of , pm. and 8 pm.
 Admiral Fletcher stated that this policy was a joint agreement be- tween the Western Defense Com mand, representing the Army, and the Navy. The Army has made no announcement yet, but it is ex- pected that the same thing applies to military personnel in Alaska if the agreement was endorsed by WDC Commander Lieut. Gen. John L. Dewitt.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
ssON TO VICTORY WEEK. BUY A BOND HERE TODAY
 AND BE OUR GUEST!
TWO FEATURES ON CAPITOL BILL
 FOR WEEKEND
Sailors on Leave" and Confessions of Bos-
 ion BIackie" Shown

Manager Homer Garvin is spring ing a double feature for the Capitol on Friday and Saturday in con- junction with his On to Victory Bond Sale commemorating Re member Pearl Harbor Week"
 "Confessions of Boston Blackie, '' second in the new series of thrilling mysteries produced by Columbia and dealing with the exploits of fiction s smoothest scoundrel, is one fea- ture with Chester Morris again in the title role. Harriett Hilliard is featured and other members of the cast are Richard Lane, Joan Wood bury, George E. Stone and Lloyd Corrigan.
 The other feature is Sailors On Leave" starring William Lundigan, Shirley Ross, Chick Chandler, Ruth Donnelly Mae Clarke, Cliff Navarro, Tom Kennedy, Mary Ainslee, Bill Shirley and Jane Kean, all in a merry comedy
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
ALASKApI0NEER5 WILL CONVENE IN
 JUNEAU IN 1943

The Pioneers of Alaska will have their 1943 convention in Juneau, Charles w. Carter, Grand Record CT of the Grand Igloo of tn e Pioneers, announced today. The convention will be held February 8, 9 and 10, according to radio gram from Merl F. Thomas of Fair banks, Grand Secretary of tn e Grand Igloo.
 Grand President Martin Knuppe has called the convention on that date because that will be 10 days after the Territorial Legislature convenes here, following a motion made at the last convention of the Grand Igloo.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
BIG BARGE G0E5D0WN
 NEAR HERE
Tow Loaded with Expens' i've Equipment tor
 Spruce Project

Alaska's new spruce project op- eration suffered a tough blow last week when a barge carrying a large amount of expensive equip ment to the project on the west coast of Prince of Wales Island struck rock during a snow storm and capsized, throwing all of the material into the water-a total loss.
 The accident occurred last Thurs day off McHenry Ledge near Lene- shire Point, according to the For est Service.
 Captained by George Anderson, the tug Douglas was making the tow. The tug managed to clear the rock, but the barge swung around and struck it, receiving a gaping hole through which the water poured, soon capsizing the barge
 All of the equipment lost was expensive and will be especially difficult to replace at this time It included tractors, light plants, shop equipment, rock crushers and special machinery, as well as quite a bit of lumber for use in con- structing Davis log rafts Quite a bit of the lumber was seen float ing around after the tragedy.
 It is not known whether any of the material was insured. Both the tug and the barge belonged to the Puget Sound Tug and Barge Com pany
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
TORRID TRIO E IN RUN RIOT
 IN FILM HERE
"Manpower" Com pines Dietrich, Robinson and
 Raft at 2Oth Century

Filmdoms most dynamic three some are starred in Warner Bros. exciting film, "Manpower," which makes it's local bow tonight at the goth Century.
 The unbeatable star combina- tion which heads the cast is Ed ward G. Robinson, Marlene Die trich and George Raft You can imagine the action and excitement that sweeps through the film when those three get togetherl
 Robinson and Raft play the roles of a couple of robust line men whose dangerous job it is to repair broken high tension wires, They are great pals, sharing each others happiness and trouble, un- til de-lucious blonde, played by alluring Marlene Dietrich, comes along.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
REDS SPEAR
 DEEP INTO
 NAzI LINES
Russians Reedpfure Thir- teen Settlements in
 7-MiIe Drive

MOSCOW, Dec. 10.-The Red Army has speared seven miles deeper into the enemy lines on the Central front near Velikie Luki, recapturing 13 settlements while the Germans have still failed in their six-day effort to regain the initiative by attacking with ski troopers supported by tanks, painted white so as to blend with the snow.
 Russians are apparently stabbing at Nazi communications on the Central Front.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
CHAMBER HEARS
 THAT RATI0NED
 GOODS GO SOUTH
Appoint Committee 10 Con. suIt with 0PA on
 Question

The Chamber of Commerce today authorized appointment of a com mittee to confer with OPA officials regarding the complaint of several Juneau storekeepers that Alaskans are buying food that is being ra- tioned in the States and are ship ping the products to friends ano relatives in the South.
 H. L. Faulkner suggested the move after explaining that such practice might result in bringing food ration ing to Alaska by disrupting the balance in the States, if carried tc extremes.
 It was announced that the Cham Der will not meet next Thursday but will join with members of the Rotary Club on that evening in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel foI joint dinner and program. All members will be contacted by the hotel by next Wednesday and are asked to make their reservations by then. Guests will be allowed but the dinner will be strictly stag.
 To Show Movies
 Biologist Charles Gillham, recent ly assigned to the Alaska Game Commission, will furnish the en- tertainment, showing an hours worth of film that will make its preview at the special dinner.
 Guests today included A. H. Nor dale, Senator from Fairbanks; Al Anderson, Secretary of the Alaska Miners Association, also from Fair banks; F. M. Buchanan, Field Di- rector for the American Red Cross Military and Naval Welfare Service in Alaska; John Keyser, former Ju- neauite with the U. s. Weather Bu- raeu, on his way to Washington, D. C., on new assignment; w. P. Mccarthy, travelling auditor for the Alaska Steamship Company, and several U. s. Army officers. Boo Sommers was welcomed back.
 Anderson spoke briefly, stating that mining is not altogether dead in Alaska. He said that the mining companies are doing everything they can to aid the war effort and have turned over much equipment for use by the government. He said that much work is being done in con- nection with the mining of stra- tegic minerals. including lead, plat mum, tin and others.
 Duties of Organization
 Buchanan told the Chamber that his ARC organization is acting in Alaska as means of communlca- tion between men in the service and their families, assisting the officers
 Keyser was another speaker tell ing of the crowded conditions and the difficulties of living in Anchor age. He said that there has been no fuel oil there for two weeks, that at least 50 houses have frozen up Keyser said tha tone. 14-room house are half empty and the warehouses are empty. Business men, he said have far more trouble in securing labor and materials than do those in Southeast Alaska.
 Speaking of the housing shortage Keyser said that one 14-room house converted into lodging house, had slept at least 1,500 men in three months, charging $6 night for a cot. $5 if you sleep double, $4.50 for a sleeping bag on the floor, he added, "the OPA is going to see that the price doesn't go any higher
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
PRICES WEDNESDAY

Alaska Juneau mine stock closed at SIS on Wednesday, American Can 73ls, Anaconda 24A, Bethle- hem Steel 54, Commonwealth and Southern 4, Curtiss Wright 6as, International Harvester 56h, Ken necott 27A, New York Central 10A, Northern Pacific 6%, United States Steel 46%.
 Dow, Jones averages Wednesday were as follows: industrials 115.93 rails 26.38, utilities 1871.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
FRANK DUFRESNE BACK
 FROM PETERSBURG TRIP

Executive Officer Frank Dufresne of the Alaska Game Commission has returned from an inspection trip to the Petersburg experiment tai fur farm, a joint project of the Game Commission and the University of Alaska.
 He had intended to visit Wran- gell, also, but bad weather made it impossible for him to make the trip south.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
SHOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Dec. 10. - Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 3A, American Can 72, Anaconda 241s, Bethlehem Steel 54A, Commonwealth and Southern A, Curtiss Wright 65s, Interna- tional Harvester 569s, Kennecott 27h, New York Central 10ls, Nor thern Pacific 6M, United States Steel 46A.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
FIRES SET,
 AIR RAID
 ON TURIN
tBy Associated Press)

Royal Air Force bombers flew over Turin again last night, loos- ing explosives ranging up to four ton block busters in an assault lasting one hour, which left large new fires.
 Great damage is acknowledged by the Italian Command broad cast from Rome.
 It is indicated that perhaps 200 or 300 planes participated in the raid last night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
10 PLANES OF ENEMY
 SHOT DOWN

IN NEW BRITAIN SECTOR. Dec. 10.-Ten enemy fighters were ,hot down yesterday and four others badly damaged in an air battle off the coast between Jap fighters and Allied bombers.
 All Allied aircraft returned to bases safely, the communique says.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
HYTVIITW THE GREAT
 41F z1R1A COMMANDMENT"
ANYTIME LEMIEUx, WRANGELl PIONEER.
 HAS PASSED AWAY

Antime Lemieux, 82. pioneer of Wrangell, Alaska, passed away yesterday at the Stikine River metropolis, according to brief radiogram received here by his son. Louis Lemieux, Superinten- dent of the Coliseum properties,
 Antime Lemieux went to Wran- gell 45 years ago and has been a resident there since then. His wife was at his bedside at the time O. his passing. Funeral arrangements are pending the arrival of Louis Lemieux from Juneau
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
THIs Is GOOD. roo

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Dec. l0.- Hosea H. Ross, chairman of the Fairbanks Selective Service Board said censorship of Alaskan mail resulted in a recent letter being received from another board say ing:
 q. induct this man inasmuch as the appeal board has decided against his request for deferment.
 The censor had cut the mans name out.
 And from another letter written by registrant to give the Fair banks board his new address, the censor had removed the address.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10

LONDON, Dec. 10. = Prime Min ister Churchill today explained Great Britain's attitude toward Darlan at q secret session of the House of Commons while DeGaulle, in a speech, suggested Darlan "be dropped as quickly as possible"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
ALASKA COASTAL MAKES FLIGHT TO
 FYCJTRSION INLET

On a charter flight to Excursion Inlet made this afternoon by AL aska Coastal Airlines, w. H. Fa- sig was an outgoing passenger from Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
HEINTzLEMAN
 ON WAY BACK

Regional Forester B. Fran k Heintzleman has informed the U. S. Forest Service that he is on his way to Juneau by air from Seattle.
 MT. Heintzleman has been in the States since last May, mainly in connection with the organiza- tion of the new Alaska Spruce Project, now in operation on the west coast of Prince of Wales Island.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
BRILLHART IS AWAY ON
 TIMBER INSPECTION TRIP

Admiralty Division John Brill hart of the US. Forest Service has left for a trip to Sitka and way points in connection with an in- Spection of timber.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10

ALSO, FOR HEAD COLD 'snifles", melt a spoonful of VapoRub in hot water. Then have the child breathe in the steaning vapors.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
Roosevelt Is
 Turned Down

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. The House Ways and Means Commit tee has pigeon-holed Roosevelt's request for broad wartime author ity to suspend the tariff laws.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10

should be able to take care of
 that and said no civilians were in
 the Aleutian war zone west of Dutch Harbor, 600 miles, and there
 mas only pen space" between Dutch Harbor and the Aleutians now occupied by the Japanese.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
DOW, JONES AVERAGES

The following are today's Dow, Jones averages: industrials 115.16, rails 26.20, utilities 1870
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
CH/LDREN5 COLDS

FOR DIRECT RELIEF from miseries ofcolds-coughing, phlegm, irrita- tion, clogged upper air passages rub throat, chest, and back with Vicks VapoRub. Its poultice-and- vapor action brings relieE without dOSipo
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10

The area of India is half that of the United States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
CHALLENGE
 DIRECTORS
 LEGAL RIGHT
Believe Mail Has Been Opened So Far Wiih-
 out Authority

(Continueo from Page One)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10

There are about 25,000000 trade union members in the U.SS.R.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10


 Chairman Van Nuys demanded What in Hell is the US. spend- ing lot of money for to intercept those letters?
 Senator George w. Norris, asked by reporters whether he was sat- isfied with the operation of censor ship as explained by Price, said No, No, No"
 Senator Norris further replied he was refusing to make any more comment.
 While Price went into detail or the situation regarding a military zone and the possibility that mai might fall into hands of the enemy, Van Nuys said the military
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-05
Automobiles for Trade

IS DE sofa COUPE IN GOOD
SHAPE FoR LATE MODEL PICK
UP. WILL PAY CASH DIFFER
ENCE GARLAND 77ib.
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You help yourself when you buy
u. s. War Bonds.
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slscs fini.h good. fIres and me-
ifos biyisioh' Main issi'
1899 PLYMOUTH Deluxs Trunk ~.
dan. extras good condition through
out Exnsllsnt tlres, e1et, TeTms.
trade. iIos Division. IA issi.
is<o. s-Doon asiuxs va cloud mist
stray, sood shape. tires for durA-
ton. Price sTo0 cash. See after 4
D. m. 81 i7es ~. <sth.
PLYMOUTH III 6-psx~ensrr convert
ibis Hollywood sresn. spanish red
leather upholstery. Nice and clean.
Garland sele,
roRD-'ss We. good tiFes ana f,nisn.
radio, heater. spofiisht. sest covers
<is Ne. Yakima. Apt. , after 9
evening"
LATE isss Hudson. Coed condition.
GOOD rubber. stTt. $40 10. Pros
1898 TUDOR chssroist sedan. excel
lsnt condition, hsstefs nss paint
lob. rfioctor sais.
1877 sIuDRnAKKR a-door sedsn. ss-
eeiisnt tires. good mechanical con-
dition. $500. sis -. i5th.
% cHEv. ~ 4. 2-doos. ths best one
IN town Very good tires. srtfas,
sbos. Terms. l7ns Division. IA isst
1922 MODEL A Fnrd sedan. seos con
dition. good tires. Geo cash. Main
BUICK 81 special &-dopr, radia.
heater. good tires s<2s. is2s south
40 PLYMOUTH Coupe With convert
Ibis trunk bed. good tires. sell
East kay -
PLYMOUTH. 1897 Coed eonditinn.
five good tires. ss0o GA b0s7
ssss cAsH--,sT Dssoto ssdsn, oar
land eSss. 721s Tacoma sss.
CHEVROLET 1891 sedan. s7s cash.
ssiEAs. 1908 40. eth. Ma COCO.
1899 oidsnoblls. b, owner, good con.
dition. OAKLAND se1a.
1877 rLYhouTH. good tires, ess
in Al shape. s4so. ssos IA. D.
1 20 SO ssss s sss s os. s "a n So;
Rooms for Rent
wIfL SHARE home with couple ~
lady with child for cars 81 ala
rsaf-0id boy 1U74 Re. Gregory.
Roosevelt Heights
PLEASANT. comfortable sleeping
room. adjoining bath, son-afinsins
gentleman. dag sniff. sgoi M
kinisy avenue
CLEAN quiet sisspins roam - pfss
minutes 70 town. gsntlsmsn only.
<os Broadway
room. private hgps. / bloex from
bus so07 No. Highland. Pi.oetsf
bisi
ONE or tao snipYsfd psfEsfs. grave
lard shift One blork from btss.
reasonable Proctor e177
sfxrpfno ROOM. dsy workers only.
fftoctef 1909,
iAHoE sleeping roam fof t.oG-on
bus line. nice hnus oAfisnd i7so
siKKpINo rom. ssntlsnlnn pre-
tered 7oi -. 1874
Wanted 10 Rsnf-Fiousss
RELIABLE c9uDls sant short tern
lssse sitn option - Duy On small
house preferably furnished - Viii
taxa straight Lease Must - near
bias. Phone oAFiand os7s.
URGENTLY NEEDED modsrn snfm-
n.alsfd 8 % . foofn botzas In south
End Garland OTTO.
RAILROAD man ana wife sish 4
bedroom unfurutAfled hot&ee n4sf
bais linz 2 children. ohfiand oeos.
5. on s-soom fafnshsd houss.
bedrooms ssnted b, TN II Nor.
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wILLYs 1875 panel truck. good tires
ti2t. Can be seen daytime at SCOT
So Mason.
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2 HOLSTEIN COVE, one TO freshen
soon. Live Bait Place, Glover Greek.
Mountain highway.
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1898 FORD Sedan. Good condition.
good tires. ef7s cash. 1919 South
epTaEur
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1877 CHEVROLET Master s-r. sod
Excellent tires. ht. =. Box e7e.
CIark's Cfesk road ptfVallup
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GOOD young cows-Milking; Dur
hams, Guernseys and Holsteins.
First place past Joe Johnson
store on Mountain highway.
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RED laying hens, si.so; puliets. csc
and up. CRestyiev s4bo after .
p. NJ.
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Motorcycles. Bicycles


CHEVROLET u lion Pickup Driven
673o miles. condition like new In
every respect No priority certifi-
cate required. WALKER CHEW
ROLET co. Division ave. at No
First
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SADDLE HORSE. years old. gentle.
reasonable. Main 1888. . 70 $50
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Farmers Column

FOR SALE Young Chester White
brood SOW: had one litter, ESQ. 23ru
ana Peterson road. Puyallup. Phone
1915.
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ROOM. prtyass hguss. / ble<k fra
bus soo2 No. Highland. PI.oets
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CHOICE STEER for meat. 2sc 10.
dressed J. N. wilcox. Roy. Pm
Yelm 25il
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CLEAN quiet sleeping Fa-gm 49, pis
minutes . town. Esntismsa onlB
<o< Broadway
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Boats and Motors

NEW 2o-ft. cabin cruiser with 4
cylinder Star motor. 4fi5 No. 32nd,
evenings.
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FOx BUYS BOOKS
iiz3 Commerce - Main s7s1
RAGs-Brins them 70 ala South zsro
Il NAH 1855
SAVINGS and loan sec'u Contracts
steel lIil Pacific Main ei3S
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DODGE. 1890. mechanically perfss
rubber good. ssb0 cssh. 7tz< .
4fsf AZ
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COW. half Guernsey. half Jersey. Civ
ing milk 1910 "a z u
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IL you're not using II, sail u with
Q rast-Action Times Want Al
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WANTED Lately fresh five-galion
young COW. CRestYleW o45e.
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eiKKPlNo rom ssntlsninn pre-
fefsd 70i 80 18th
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RELIABLE couple Nant snort tern
Lease sitn option - buy On small
hoiise preferably furnished o. viii
btls. Phone 0AFian1 0e7s.
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LAhoE sleeping rom tor tso4 .
Dtls line. nice home oAfian1 IT'S
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iiip powEfows ponp ps snIs ''''
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Pi.EAsAtT. comfortable sl<epins
room adjoining bath. son-afinsins
ssntisman day sniff. sgol Nd
klnisy avenue
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HIOHKsT prices for COWS and heifers
Rt 4. Boz 40. Granite se43.
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Rooms for Rent

WILL. SHARE home with couple ~
lady with child for cars 81 sls-
rsaf.oid boy 1U74 II. ofeE0fy
Roosevelt Hslahta
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URGENTLY needed msdsrn unfH-
pisisd 8 ~ room botzss In sontE
Knd UArlaBd OTTO.
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WILL pay cash for wood ana coal
eirculstor. Call NAH o7e7 after
Moons
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WANTED--Miik COWS. Route 3. Boz
500. Puyallup. Main 1855
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RAILROAD man and wife Hish \
bedroom unfuruiAiled hotaee n4sf
b1s linz children. Garland Deos.
g. OR e-Foom furnished houss .
bedrooms ssnted b. TN ~ Nor.
OAKLAND 0zis.
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Wanted 10 Buy

CASH paid for furniture ana bouse
furnishings or solo on small com
mission at auction Tao Ave hue-
ton House e23 lac Ave Ma f744
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ONE or tao ahipfaFd WORKERS grave
lard shift one blCrk from bus.
reasonable PitoetF e177
sfxyrfEo Roon. asy workers only