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per cent interest during condem-
nation proceedings.
The initiative automatically goes
on the 1914 ballot II the legisla-
ture refuses to adopt 1t at the
next session.
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Civilian Defense
q 90
Meetings Called

Precinct - All block leaders
and air raid wsrdens asked 20 at
tend meeting Friday, 80 ,. n
in basement at e4z So L st. %
receive special training. Assist
ants ard others interested invited.
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Corp. J. A. Berrens ard wife C
san Francisco have been visiting
- Ire home Of his parents. Mr..
and Ms. ,. ". Befrens. 2oi3 Sc
saith st Corp. Berrsns Is with
the ground air support command
at Preside, San Francisco.
Among officers who reported fer
duty recently At Camp Roberts
Cal. was II Jim L Doris Of
Tacoma
Graduating a. Fort Knox. Ky.
recently from Armored Force Can
cidats school ard receiving gold
bars Of = second lieutenant Vas
Frank C. Payn. IT, son Of r. C.
Payn. sr-. OF 371s Ea- J st. Il.
Payn viii be assigned 10 duty with
srmy armored divisions or tank
eattahons-
Andrew Ness. IS year old pile
driver employe Of the Standard
Construction Co. sustained a COM
pound fracture OF the left forearm
Thursday Afternoon when he was
crushed BY the pile driver while
working on a tidenats eonstrue-
ton Job. Meas vas removed to
Tacoma General hospital. where
he vas recovering Friday morn
ing. His home Is at Rt. 6. Box
SOC. Gsrdenville.
Pete Mariana, 1s-ysar-old sailor
home on furiough. sustained a
severe gash on hs left wrist and
was lodged In Tacoma General
hospital Friday morning. Mar
zano's Tacoma home 10 1919 SO.
cushman ave.
sStu<
Members Of the A. Neil family
returned to their home. l12s No.
Fife 81. Thursday evening to find
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Legislators Guests
OF Officials Tonight

Pierce county legislators viii hs
guests Of city and county officials
At = dinner Friday night AZ the
Internationally club. The din
ner. a hi-annual affair is spon-
sored BY officials from the city.
Port commission. school board.
parks and county commissioner
office.
After the dinner there viii Be
discussion OF legislative problems
confronting the groups.
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speaksrs Included Miss Elvira
GreEs q Ire Homes Registration
Bureau. Mrs. Alice crexzweli q
TIE Uso Travellers Aid. and Mrs.
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George Childs. above.
~os elected president Of To-
coma Young Mems Business
club OF the onnuol meeting
held Friday OF Hotel Win
throp. Other officers for the
yeor 1913 include lory
Huseby, first vice president;
ChorIes Mody, second vice
president: Fronk Lord, heod
ereeter; Alvin hllord, sere-
eont-ot-orms; ond trustees.
Dick Hodge, Milt 0oetz,
Ar Comfort. IT,. and Ar
thur Anoove. Entertainment
OF Fridoy's session wos pro-
vided by soldiers from Fort
Lewis, with SGT. Arthur
Brodley ocfino os moster Of
ceremonies.
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Calender, also a past commander
Of Rhodes post; Past Commanders
Earl Clifford and Jess Damien:
Harry J. c. Berg. post sdjutsnt-
finance officer for many years:
Fred Hepp, post historian; J. C.
Combs and others.
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MANUFACTURERS
TESTED RECIPES
STAR SALAD

STAR SALAD
I tablespoon Knox Eelafine
v cup cold water
I can chicken consomms
pkas. cream cheese
y cup chopped sweet pickles -
stuffed olives
y cup finely cut celery
cup chopped roasted almonds
~ cup mayonnaise
Watercresx
soften the gelatlne IN the cold
water. Heat the consomme 20 boil.
ing. add the softened gelatine and
stir until 10 II dissolved. When cold
and somewhat thickened. EraduAlly
blend IL into the cream cheese. Add
remaining ingredients except water
crva) and blend we'll. Pour into star
moids. and chill until firm Unmolo
the salads on the rfm OF q round
plate. place q bowl of mAyonnais<
In the center and sarnish the plate
With watercress-
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LEFTOVER FRuIr cAkE

crlmole the fruit cake and moistsn
i literally With Roma sherry wine.
Stir vel Put q couple OF spoon
f,lls Of cake and wine into each
desert glass. top with vanilla Tee
cream and serve Immediately. It's
mighty tasty. folks viii tell yoal
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MINT PEAR sEILY
juice from I mr. q etrnef
Peppermint Pears

lemon favored selafine
AGO water 70 juice sufficient "a
make cups LIQUID Heat % boiling
Add 20 the favored geisftne. star
until Dissolved Pour into shallow
pan. Chill until firn Cut int
cubes. OF with biscuit cutter. into
etrclex Serve With roast lamb.
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Members Of the A. Neil family
returned to their home. 112s No.
Fife 81. Thursday evening to find
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Scout Leaders Will
Have Yule Party

Annual Christmas party for all
adults in Scouting is to be held
Friday from IL until 2 o'clock at
Fishers auditorium, 1t was an
nounced by Girl Scout headquar-
tiers. Hostesses will be the Inter-
mediate and Brownie leaders of
the city with the Tacoma Girl
Scout council and district commit
tee members as guests. More than
200 are expected.
. A feature of the party will be
the box lunches brought by the
leaders and wrapped as Christmas
gifts. The most attractive viii re-
ceive a prize. The program is to
be all fun with games and caroling
as features. Mrs. A. d. Mac
Arthur is chairman of the pro-
gram committee, aided by Mes
danes William Rogue, Norman
Mace and Z. N. Hall. Mrs. Harry
Nelson and Mrs. M. A. Martenson
are the invitation committee and
Mrs. H. L. Jueling and II. A. Derby
will have charge of the decora-
tons. Mrs. Homer Humiston will
have charge of the cleanup, as
sisted by Mrs. N. w. Anderson,
Mrs. V. V. Fritz, Mrs. John Jas
prica and Mrs. John Eide.
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field house. Husbands willV le
honored guests and David Turnbull
will be master of ceremonies.
Mary Jane Hewitt, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Hewitt, will
give a number of dances accom-
panied by Mrs. H. c. Fisk. Mrs.
Frank Bentley will sing white
Christmas" and Smiling Through"
She will be accompanied by Mrs.
John s. Roberts. Mrs. Harold
Coates will give a reading. The
Christmas Pretender," and Mrs,
John S. Roberts will present q
group of piano solos.
Members have been requested 10
take cookies to be given to the
USo. Gifts will be exchanged and
Frank Dolby has promised that
Santa Claus will be present. Games
and refreshments will be the diver
sion OF the evening.
Those assisting Mrs. Dolby on
the committee are Mrs. A. r.
Miller. Mrs. Jack Slater. Mrs. r. M
Boyles, Mrs. Omar Lockhart, Mrs
David Turnbull, Mrs. Harry Rad
ford and Mrs. Lloyd L. Stanley.
Mrs. Leonard Christensen IL
president Of the group.
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A native of Suffolk, England,
DIR. Cook received his Bachelor of
Science degree from the London
School of Economies in London,
England, in 1928, and his Doctor
Of Philosophy degree from the
Columbia university in New York
City in 1887.
His book, "A History Of Politi-
cal Philosophy" was published in
1896, and he has been a member
of the University Of Washington
faculty since 1899. He is also a
member of the executive council
Of the American Political Science
association.
Tickets for the lecture may be
obtained from members of the A.
A. u. W., at Frasers or at the
door.
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To Wed in
Phoenix
Miss Dorothy Pope viii
Fly South for Marriage

Miss Dorothy Pope. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
A. Pope, has just revealed
plans for her wedding, which
will take place during the
Christmas holidays. She win
fly to Phoenix, Ariz., where
she will wed Cadet Toney
Raymond Shelton, son of Mrs.
William Shelton of San Jose.
Calf, who is with the army
air corps.
Both young people are
graduates of San Jose State
college. Miss Pope is also a
graduate of Stadium high
school. and is now teaching at
Robert Gray junior high
school.
The popular bride-elect was
honored recently at . personal
shower given by Miss Lillian Hol-
strom and her sister-in-law. Mira.
Bertel Holstrom. Pink and orchid
chrysanthsmums and heather were
used throughout the rooms OF the
lovely apartment. and formed the
centerpiece for the collation. table.
Games were played during the
evening. ending with treasure
hunt Of gifts for the bride. Present
for the occasion were Mrs. Gordon
Roth. Mrs. Oscar Eddinger Evelyn
Newgard). and the Misses Beth
Pecha. Eileen Hsggerness. Louise
Mcclure. Marian Grant Thelma
Pope, Lillian Holstrom. Nellie
Holstrom and Dorothy Pope.
| Miss Pope announced her en-
gagement last spring to her soror'
ity sisters while still attending
San Jose State college.
bethlehem Lutheran church In,
dies Aid viii meet Thursday for ,
/ o'clock luncheon in the church
pariors. with Mrs. John robiasor
acting a. hostess. ofrcers win b
elected
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o. E. S. Matrons Meet
For Noel Luncheon

Mrs. w. l. Robertson, 1924 No.
Cheyenne St, will be hostess Sat
urday for the Christmas party Of
the Pierce County Matrons, Order
of Eastern Star. She will be as
sisted by Mrs. w. r. Kirkham,
president Of the group and matron
Of Vida chapter. Luncheon viii be
served at o'clock.
Mrs. Mayme z. Harmony. wor-
thy grand matron Of the Grand
chapter of Washington. Order Of
Eastern Star, will be guest Of
honor.
Other worthy matrons expected
win be Mrs. Mary Beck. Fern
chapter: Mrs. John Halverson.
warren chapter; Mrs. Altman
Kenrick. Tacoma chapter: Mrs.
William Rogers, Amity chapter;
Mrs. Vernon Shields, White Clover
chapter: Mrs. Ray Seegers. Mar
cissus chapter; Mrs. Isla Hender-
son, Ivy chapter: Mrs. Charlotte
Kinney. Mt Star chapter: Mrs.
Viola Sleigh. Iris chapter; Mrs.
Dorothy Myers. Yelm chapter;
Mrs Ethel Ricksrd. Mt. Rainier
chapter: Mrs. Adolph schmel. Wa
conda chapter Mrs. Ed H. Wahl-
quist, White Clover chapter: Mrs.
Agnes Hunt. Naomi chapter; Mrs.
II. Hughes. Acacia chapter; Mrs.
Emma Pankey. Guiding Star chap
ter; Mrs Elizabeth Creighton.
Lewis chapter. and Mrs- Pear
Collins. Narads chapter.
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Ease Coughing,
Loosen Up Ph|egm
This Home Tested Way

Ihen breathe IN the steamins,
medacated vapors. Fed the grand re-
nef as vapoRub's soothing medication
IS carried with every breath right 20
tonnented upper breathing passages
IL ioosens choking phlegm, quiets
coughing. soothes irritation, and helps
clear the head.
toe AoofD RaIT. rub throat, chest,
and back with Vicks VapoRub az
oeotine- NapoRub works for hours
ways st once-to bring comfort.
Remember -. lis vicks NapoRubi
adv
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Business Associates
Honor Recent Bride

Honor guest Mt a bridal shower
at the University-Union club last
wednesday was Mrs. s. Mathew
Riippi. the former Miss Bernice
Wick. The party was given by
business associates Of the bride
from the weyerhaeuser Timber
company. Games were played dur
ing the evening. and a late supper
was served.
Guests for the occasion were
Mesdames Helen Harris, Evelyn
Henrickson. Anita Gencsus<as,
Henrietta Taylor. Mary Ellen
Taylor. isabelle Eggleston. Irene
Galloway, Sylvia Kohl, Dorlene
Miller. Avis Thornhill, Dorothy
Wolff. Lucille sugg. and Enid
Croker.
Others were the Misses vers
Parsons, Marjorie Lane. Astrid
johnson. Janice Lindeman. Mary
Bass. Marie Brand. Susan Bair
Jeanne vollendroff. Pearl Blakely
Pauline Guile. Helen McEachran
Jane Craig. Alta Slater. Ethe
Dieter, Edna Iverson. Betty Anger
Maxine Schroedel. Lillian zielke
Nancy Holland. Helen Alden. Char
lotts Carlson. Lylabelle Jones
Eleanore Void. Margaret Fisher
Hnda Gaff. Kay Kloeppel and Ks,
Gregory.
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Christmas Festival VIII
Benefit ChiLdren's Home

Martha Mary society OF olivet
Lutheran church win meet Thurs
day evening at o'clock in the
church parlors for a Christmas
festival for the children's home in
Poulsbo.
The Rev. II. o. Lee from Fouls
DO will be the guest speaker. Miss
Gladys and Miss Viola Westrom
viii sing a group OF numbers and
the string band viii play.
Mrs. Selmer Hanson and Mrs.
Olaf Berntson are hostesses.
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Annual Sale TO Raise
Missionary Funds

Salvation Army Home League
bazaar. annual sale to raise mis-
sionary funds, will be held Thurs
day from II o'clock in the morn
ing until Q o'clock in the evening
at 100 So. 18th st. A special mu-
steal program will be given at 8
O'Clock, and light lunches will be
served.
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Mrs. Bud johnson
Will Entertain

Past Worthy Advisors of Ia
coma Assembly. Order Of Rainbow
for Girls, viii meet Thursday eve
ming In the home OF Mrs. Bud
johnson. s322is So. Park ave. A
Christmas motif viii be used IN
decorations for the late supper.
Mrs. Edwin Scheibal will pre-
side over the business meeting.
after which a Christmas party and
exchange of gifts will be held
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Conus Club
Plans Dance
Committee Has No-Hosf
Luncheon tuesday

Final plans were made for
the white Christmas" dance
10 be given in the Hotel Win
throp roof garden Saturday
evening by the Comus club
when the committee in charge
met Tuesday for a no-hostess
luncheon At the Tacoma club.
Reports were given by the
various committee chairmen.
Il Am Dreaming of q White
Christmas" currently popular
song. win Be featured with q
surprise SNOWFALL dance, it
was revealed.
A huge Merry Christmas" sign
win hang over the orchestra, which
win be banked with evergreena. A
large white wreath with snow
flakes fluttering from II win IN
the panel above the table.
Cocktails viii be served from .
70 10 O'Clock, with Mrs. George +.
Childs. Mira J. Donald shotwell
and Mr.. Grin jacobson IN charge
Of hors d'oeuvres. Mrs.. =. ].
Nurnen and Mrs. George II. Curtis
are h charge Of the tiny Christmas
tree name plates.
Mr.. Sam crippen. Mrs.. Murnen
ana Nrs. Burdette Busselle are In
charge Of thu tree decorations;
Mira WIN y. Smith 10 In charge Of
the wreaths; Nrs. Horace Wright.
Mrs. Arthur n. Dnpps and Mrs.
o. ". snyder are In charge Of
table decorations, and Mrs. Fred
c. Hansen IN charge Il door
favors.
Admission win b by contribu-
tion Of = garment or toy 10 be
dropped In = huge stocking at the
door. and given later to some or
ganisation for Christmas charity.
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Club of Hearts VII
Meet on Wednesday

Mrs. r H Fewell, s1I6 No. nth
st. viii be hostess for the Club OF
Hearts meeting at S o'clock on
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Philip
Giltner win preside. Plans VIII be
made for the Christmas dance 70
b held Dec Is
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Thursday Night Program
Az Usual al Y.W.C.A.

All girls in Industries. defense
jobs. stores. homes. restaurants
and beauty parlors may Join In the
regular weekly activities OF the
Thursday Night Girls club At the
Y. w. c. A.. for supper at 9 p. m,
Victory class. gym. swimming and
badminton. Reservations should be
called in at BR 41si.
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Relief from Distress Of Colds
Starts at Once! No Gagging,
No Stomach Upsetsl

WOW relieve msddening coughing
sp@sns and other rormenring synp-
toms OF colds with the most famous
most sldeiy INSTRUMENTATION of irS
nnd IN al the world ncks sspoe,,s
Mothers know il bestl
Just melt good spoonful of vic.ss
sapoRub in . bowl Of bo;IinS x.ss~
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Mrs. John Blair TO
Be Hostess Thursday

American Home department of
the Junior Woman's club will meet
at 6 o'clock Thursday evening In
the home of Mrs. John II. Blair,
with Mrs. John Pagni assisting
the hostess.
Mrs. Ida Morisse will give a
talk on the use of color in in
terror decoration, and Mrs. James
Thrasher will speak on Holiday
Decorations"
Mrs. Floyd Austin, welfare
chairman, has requested members
to take to the meeting their con-
tributions of food. clothing or
toys for the needy family the club
is helping at Christmas time.
Adams Street chapel Women's
society will meet for a 1890 pot
luck luncheon Thursday. Hostesses
will be Mrs. L. Hoff and Mrs. A.
Jacobson. Mrs. Josie Clarke. Mrs.
B. Slipp and Miss Elizabeth Pot
finger will sing group of Christ
mas songs. and Miss WaHetta
Hornshuh viii give a reading. The
Rev. Hornshuh viii give a Christ
mas story. An exchange Of gifts
will follow.
Tacoma Theta Rho Girls club
viii meet Wednesday evening in
the /. o. o. T. temple TO nominate
new officers and to discuss the In
stailation ceremony.
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Yule Meetino
Garden CIul
Great HI OF Ami
In TrsditioasI Chr

Spirit Of Christn
the Tacoma Gar5en
seminary TuestH
unusually attra
mousseline de y
and white tapef
Italian cover VII
red candles in II
Decorative to-
a lighted Christn
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University of Washington.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bondy is chairman of the committee
which has arranged the lectures. This will be given
at 815 Thursday evening in Jones hail. College of Puget
Sound The series being for the benefit of the
fellowship fund
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sion to Riga. Latvia, when the
Baltic states were established in
1921. He was born In Wales In
1892, and has the viewpoint OF
the younger generation toward the
future Of the world after the war.
Reservations for luncheon may
be made directly to the University
Union club, and anyone Interested
il welcome.
Supporting the world citizenship
movement in Tacoma are Mrs.
Ellis. chairman: Mrs. ]. II. Gil
min. treasurer: Mrs. George Rak-
ness. secretary; Mrs. ]. P. Full
ager. chairman of the international
relations department of the dis
trict federation; Mrs. Judson Ben
ton, president of the presidents
council: Mrs. George J. Vanden-
berg, of the presidents council;
Mrs. A. Friedman of the Council
of Jewish Women; Mrs. J. G.
Sommer, president of the Ameri-
can Association Of University Wo-
men; Judge Blanche Funk Miller
Of the League Of Women Voters
Mrs. A. NJ. Ray, OF the Tacoms
Council Of PIT. A; Mrs. A. b
Comfort, Of Philomathea and ths
Catholic women's club; Mrs. j. ]
Rudginer. president OF the West
ern Deanery of the Catholic Coun'
Gil: Mrs. Nettie J. Asberry of TIN
Association of Colored People
Mrs. Roger Chase Of the Y. w
C. A.: Mrs. H. ]. whitacre Of ths
, women's auxiliary of the Medica
association: Mrs. Grace Carr; Mis-
Kathryn King of the Junior league
Miss Jennie Johnson; Genera
David L. Stone; Rabbi Rosenberg
Of Temple Beth Israel; Mr.. c. ]
shaw Of the Y. NJ. c. A, Mr.
Henry Shaw of the Tacoma Council
of Churches.
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You help yourself when you buy
U. s. War Bonds.
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Study @
Lunched
World Citizens
VIII Hear Mrs

Conditions of
cent book by the d
Welsh scholar.
lett Carr, will be
Mrs. Carl G. HI
noon luncheon 7
the study group
Citizenship move
University Union
Mrs. Overt
chairman, will
the public meet
Mrs. Hailen will
opinions expressed
book. Problems
Herbert Hoover and
with those Of Mr.
guide TO our Think
problem Of winning !
Mr.. Carr is head Of
science department
versity College of ws
had rs years experie
national events. includ
part as secretary of Il
ference at Versailles
had served previously
of the Conference of !
which was In existent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

REsPoNsIBLE man, preferably married.
TO operate ice cream cutting machine.
Monday 10 a. m.-6s44- Wagner. Apply
to Mr. Delcomyn.
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BOYS FOR GROCERY STORE
Apply pintars 3A46 West Vernon.
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ChrysIer Detroit
Factory Branch
5q25 Woodward

INSTITUTIONAL ATTENDANTS
municipal service, to assist In janitorial
work and In performing routine Kitchen
tasks or routine work In a power laundry.
Numerous vacancies at $1,5ls per year
(Sl, $50 10 July ], 1s42) To be filled by
competitive examination. Applicants must
be at least eighteen years OF age, citizens
OF the United States, and residents OF the
City OF Detroit for one year Immediately
prior TO the examination, excepting persons
with honorable Army, Navy or Marine dis
charges. For full details and applications,
write or apply 10 the Detroit Civil Service
Commission. 18th Floor, Water Board
Building. 735 Randolph Street, Detroit
Michigan. on or before May IL. 1912.
JANITOR-For furniture factory: must be
able to move and clean furniture; good
steady Job. John w. Murphy Co., 1907
Michigan Ave.
LARGE furnace company has opening for
young or elderly man with collection
experience for Saginaw and Bay CITY
office. Can strassburger. Trinity 1-2507.
or McFayden, Bay City 2-31e6.
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DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES tpHoNE CHERRY $500,
Male Help Wanted
EXPERIENCED
PARTS MEN

WE HAVE OPENING FOR GOOD MEN
CAPABLE OF SPECIFYING PARTS AND
sERVICING CUSTOMS: GOOD SALARY
EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS
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LEAKY ROOFS
RUG. CARPET CLEANING
SEWING MACHINE REPAIR
VACUUM. SEWING MACHINE SERVICE

Al SEWING machine repairing, washer,
vacuum 81. Free estimates. Buy. Sell.
LENOx 5000. Central Service.
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WASHING MACHINE REPAIR

FIRST CLASS sewing mschine-vacuum re-
pairing In homes. $500; free estimates.
nod l-hQ1n
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Stable
To Race Here
CONTINUED from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page)
killed in an auto accident Just be-
fore the start of the meeting.
Wright is doing his best In
Adams absence and he didn't take
any chances with Last Bubble. He
took the Bubbling Over, 3-year-
old. to the front and kept him
going TO win by a neck for a
SO so payoff.
II took a 10-year-old Chilean
bred horse. Brown Bomb, with
Eric Guerin up, TO mark up the
days most impressive victory.
This oldtimer, with a fondness for
grass courses, still was good
enough to win by five lengths go
ing away from Catalonia, with
Albino third in the run of a mile
and 70 yards Of the seventh race.
The jockey colony stood all even
in numbers today despite a ruling
that set one OF their members
down for 30 days. The stewards
suspended Gilberto Olivera. the
Cuban rider, for grabbing the
saddle cloth of Darby Dean. the
winner Of the eighth race Wednes-
day. At the same time IL was an
nounced that Jesse Higley. the
apprentice who rode 80 winners at
Sportsman Park, was arriving
from Chicago.