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Evening star., 1942-09-29
Evenings. Georgia 43h5.

ATTENTION HOME BUYER, NEAR N.
Hump, ave. and Allison st. NV. and ST.
bedrooms and tiled bath and shower,
glassed in rear porch. h.w. floors and trim
throuyhout, INV h.. oil: large lot. GARAGE
This is the best buy in Petworth at the
price asked. Ss.a5O and terms
Call Mr., pENDLETON, DU. 346s.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 l4th St NV. DI 3346.
Evening star., 1942-09-29

Colored-E ST. Sc. near 9th. semi
detached frames, rooms, bath: deep lot
each. Newly recond.: monthly rental, S1f
Only S5,4oo. on terms.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co, ME. 54OO.
Evening star., 1942-09-29
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
AUTO TEuCKS WANTED.

DODGE 1889 t2-ton panel, thoroughly re
conditioned; excellent rubber: very 500
price, Ii. 1853. 2os 36th s.e.-------
Evening star., 1942-09-29
FARMS WANTED.

WILL SELL YOUR FARM
II the price is right. See or write
]. LETTON MARTIN.
Room 401 Earle Bldg. RE. 24a2 AID. 61Sa
Evening star., 1942-09-29
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

1-sTORY. CONCRETE. FIREPROoF BLDG,
s. 500 So. it. in Al condition; $50 per
mo. METZLER-Resltor, DI. $500. Ewes
Evening star., 1942-09-29
Warehouse, 50x60
With office and sonitory
facilities and open storage
spoce, 50x60; mr.. roiIrood
siding, in Bethesda.
SIPS No.
Call Wisconsin 6622
REAL Estate WANTED.

CASH IMMEDIATELY FOR PROPERTY
in D. c., white or colored. A. FISCHER
$50 18th ST. NV. MA. 1928 or CO. 5610
WANTED-HOUSES TO RENT OR SELL
D. c. or Maryland. ZANTzINGER CO., 94S
st NV MA 53s1
Evening star., 1942-09-29
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
SD Sn0

A very fine location between the
clubs. Center hall. 3 bedrooms. .
baths: convenient to transportation,
schools. Terms
Evening star., 1942-09-29
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.,

An attractive home for the larger
family. Ia rooms. & bedrooms, ,
baths. In the heart of Chevy Chase.
near all conveniences.
Evening star., 1942-09-29
NO CASH NEEDED

g rooms 20-ft. semi-detached house:
hardwood trim throughout tiled bath, 2
large porches. large yard. Lear earsse;
Navy. Yard or Govt bIdss. $50 per month
incIudes the interest and principal Apply
w. b, CATION. broker, 251S Penna ave sc
Evening star., 1942-09-29
LOOK ACT QUICKLY!
4-Bedroom Brick-S1075O.

4-Bedroom Brick-$10,750.
Close In-10c Bus / Block.
This rambling, almost new brick is q
very attractive custom built home. 1t is
unusually well built and has very deep
fenced lot.
First floor, hall leading to large living
rm. with bay window, large dining rm.,
fully equipped kitchen. 2 bedrooms and
bath and screened porch. End floor is
reached from entrance hall. There are
large bedrooms and room for bath. Very
large basement with concrete wall and
garage under porch: SlO,750. CHI. 1922.
LINDSAY SIEGFRIED.
Evening star., 1942-09-29
TRAILER SPACE FOR RENT.
GARAGES FOR RENT
TIRES WANTED.

GAS STATION FOR LEASE APPLY 40,
n St s.M.. between 10 and . Monday.
Evening star., 1942-09-29
STEUART BROS, INC.

d. CENTER-HALL COLONIAL.
S BEDROOMS-3 BATHS.
Near Chevy Chase Circle-6oxlc5 home
site: all brick. large living. dining rooms. de
luxe kitchen, den. Il bath B bedrooms. 2
beautiful tile baths; third floor, ? bed
rooms; sir-conditioned; maids shower:
screered porch: the ideal home LESLIE
D. MEASELIy. WO. 5o21 I4o1 Eve n W :
Evening star., 1942-09-29
SIS 900

New brick home of rooms. bath, auto.
NV. n, screened. calked weather-str
and INSULATED conveniently located to the
Navy Yard, Boiling Field and U. S. Naval
LABORATORY; monthly payment S3S approx.
Evening star., 1942-09-29
AERoPLANES.

PITCAIRN FLEETWING 3-place. 9O-h p
OX5 motor. new, 210 hours back N. C.
license, standard Instruments; $500 cash:
will finance to responsible party. Call
MI 61S2. MI Cook.
Evening star., 1942-09-29

TWO s.25 or s.5Ox16, also two tubes
must BE- in good condition. Republic 472s
p to 3 D m SOs
Evening star., 1942-09-29
HOUSES FOR SALE.
TO BE SOLD.

Detached brick. only "a yrs old near
Massachusetts and Western ayes NV
lovely residential section close to bus;
contains bedroom and bath on ist floor
8 peorooms and 2 baths on md a good
W. c. "A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
111s 18th 81. NV. DI 4464
Evening star., 1942-09-29

TWO GOOD e0Ox1s with some original
rubber. TOP cash price paid. Private
party. AID. 1922.
Evening star., 1942-09-29

CHEVY CHASE, MD,
$13,950.
A very attractive home of 4 bed
rooms and > baths. fine lot Very
close to Connecticut avenue trans
portation
Evening star., 1942-09-29

STATION WAGONS AND LATE
MODEL CHEVROLETS WANTED
Immediate cash. Write or phone
we will come any distance. Chevy
Chase Motor Co., Inc, 7725 Wis.
ave. WI. 1885.
Evening star., 1942-09-29
TIRES FOR SALE.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

TIRES IA. s50x16 and one inner tnf
& soxl6. Phone Oliver GAL i.
Evening star., 1942-09-29
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BRICK. 7 RMS, , BATHS: BLK
trsnsp.; ami, air-cond. heat: built-in ga
rage: recreation rm. fireplace. Owner
Evening star., 1942-09-29
GAS HEAT.

$500
Attractive 3-bedroom home, with fire.
place, Venetian blinds and screened porch:
close to elementary school; located in
Green Acres in beautiful restricted COM
munlty.
C. ALLEN SHERWIN, 4S45 Mass.
Evening star., 1942-09-29
SAMPLE HOUSE,
1890 10th PLACE {

Open Daily 4 Till Dark.
Drive out Nichols ave. Sc to Alabama
ave. Turn left to lth place Turn right
on 1th place. . blocks TO Congress St
Right on Congress St, l block to 10th
place. Right to homes
Evening star., 1942-09-29
COAL. HEAT

! FLOCK WEST OF 18th ST NV.
A-bedroom ard n-bath tapestry brick
wltl tile roof large porch 2-car garage;
level lo'. insula ted storage attic: con-
ven'nnt 10 SHOPPING. bus end schools,
W. c. A n. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO,
llla eth s. NV. District A464.
Evenings. phone Randolpt ,1I-
Evening star., 1942-09-29

STAKE-vAN-PANEf4 Ef4-MERCHANDISER
Trucks available on rental 10 business Arms
service includes everything but the driver
STERRETT OPERATING SERVICE,
cot Que s. NV North 33lts
Evening star., 1942-09-29
Bethesda (Md.) Bungalow,
Sc. 800.

5 good-size rooms with full basement, in
excellent condition: large lot; close to
transportation, shopping and schools: 90
minutes walk to new Naval Hospital This
Is your opportunity to get a good home,
well loce ted, below the market
E. M. FRY. INC,
Evening star., 1942-09-29
REAL VALUE-$13,5O0.

NEAR NEW NAVAL HOSPITAL
Bedroom and bath on lst floor 3 bed
rooms on 2nd, good-sized living room,
dining room. den and kitchen: brick de-
tached. with steel easement windows; level
lot, wen planted; automatic heat; de-
techeG 9-car garage.
W. C. 4 A N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
1119 18th st. NV DI 4464.
Evening star., 1942-09-29

SPRING RD.. Mr.. 14th--VACANT
spacious rms. . inclosed porches. oak
rase: SS950. URcIoLO REALTY CO,
Metropolitan 4g4l
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Civilian Defense
@,W@@
Meetings Called

A general air rand meeting for
residents Of precincts 100 and ITO
will he held At . p. m. "Wednesday
At Jason Lee school.
A first aid meeting for residents
Of Precincts o. and 107 will be held
NJ 7:3o p. m. Wednesday at the
Arlington Improvement club house.
Women interested In taking first
aid instruction st Bryant school on
Fridays from lis To 3:i5 p. IN.
are asked TO phone Mrs. George
Marshall. Broadway 7t67.
Welfare wardens Of precinct 10
VIII meet at z p. m. Thursday In
Emmanuel Presbyterian church.
No. 9th and J SITS. for registration
Of women.
An air raid wardens meeting of
precinct 30 will be held at T.30
p. m. Wednesday In Horace Mann
school. A speaker win discuss
proper methods Of combating
bombs.
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RITES IN SPOKANE

Blanc. s7s Ezs, ssrd 81. Jan. n.
q son
Mr.. and Mrs.. Harley Hansen,
Ssoi No. Orchard -. Jan. 7. a son
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H. Silly,
soar b. Wash St. Feb. .. /. son
Mr. and Mrs Gene %. Hugo. 1891
Fawcett are. Feb. 2. a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roxy 4 Troupe.
1920 No. Steele st. Jan. e. a son
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard y Asrson,
Psysiiap. Feb. .. q daughter
Mr.. and Mr.. Roy v. Baker. n.
8. Boz 7s7. Tacoma. FEB. ,. a
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph v. Pzno-
~1eh. soos No. 18Th st. Feb. z. q
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. J. skor. RI 7.
Box $40. Tacoma. Feo. :, a
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex L. Sutton. 1901
No. 18Th At. Feb. !. son.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Martin r. South
Nsil. spana~ay. Fsb. !. a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Marvin n. sord-
luno. RI .. Box z0O-A. Tacoma.
Jan. Il. a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A Mccain.
Enumclsy, Fen. /, q son
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Mr. and Mrs. Harold 9. Jaeox,
s021 60. Sheridan ave. Jan. ID. =
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Wilder. RI.
Box 6i4, Tacoma. Jan. 8. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald l. West.
orting, Jan. s. a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl r. Garrison.
1918 No. Cedar St. Jan ]. a son.
Mr. and Mrs Gordon A hoseson,
m 4 Box 1ie, Tacoma, Jan. 8. a
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Getz.
spanaway. Jan. 10. a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo A. whitaker,
,oI North Tacoma ave, Jan 20. a
son
Mr. and Mrs. Dallss Hurst. 1888
x FAIRBANKS. Jan. Il. a son
Mr. and Mrs. Francis A sehar-
n.nn 3s3e So Sheridan ave. Jan.
Il. q daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd l. Holmes.
1sI5 No. Cove st, Jan TO-
daughter.
NJ ard Mrs. Walter 3. Nc
xinney. Orting. Jan 4. daushter.
nr and Mrs. Raymond J. Olson,
PuyaIlup. Jan 2. a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence D. Dye,
PuyaIlup. Jan rs. a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lea J. Hutchinson.
p,,vallup. Jan p. a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank L Svooodh.
PuyaIlup, Jan IS. son
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Boinbridge Islond
Jops Are Registered

SEATTLE-Japanese on Balm
bridge island registered for evacua-
ton Wednesday az a Seattle Jap
ansss leader appealed to President
Roosevelt to find Some refuge
In the heart Of the country" for
the dispossessed members Of his
race.
The army conducted the regis
tration at cambridge island, which
the colony of 274 Japanese must
leave by Monday. Sentries with
fixed bayonets patrolled ferry
landings to bar unauthorized de-
partures.
The appeal to the president was
made by James Y. sakamoto.
blind American born editor Of the
Japansse-American Courier. He
asked that Japanese be sent 10 a
place far removed from even the
suspicion or possibility to do
harm"
In connection with a proposal
that q community for Japanese
be established at Moses lake in
central Washington. sakamoto
asked the president TO put Jap
anese to work preparing Grand
Coulee- Bonneville irrigation IA
cilities to compensate for the loss
of crops japanese would normally
grow this year in western WASH
ington.
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The Stork Brought to.

Mr.. and Mrs.. Wesley p. En-
wright. Puyaiiup. Jan. 10. .
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. John
son. $500 No 3oth st. Jan. IS. a
son.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry L. Smith.
44l2 No. 7th 81, Jan. Il. twin
daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs John r. Potter.
Puysllup. Jan. ~. q daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Fergu-
son. Fairfax. Jan. 70. q son
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Y. Bruins.
s407 SO. C st.. Jan. Q. q dsushtsr.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. A Richardson.
Buckley. Jan. %. a son.
Mr.. and hrs Michael A. Iko.
Puysllup. Jan. n. a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest A. Larson.
80 SO 30th 81. Jan n. a son.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard v. Baker.
BOOT East d st, Jan -. .
daughter.
Mr.. and Mr.. Robert J. Sears.
543O So. st. Jan. Il. q daugstsr.
Mr. and Mrs. George NJ Hawlsy.
spsnawsy. Jan 10. a daughter.
Mr.. and hrs- Harold Berys, Puy-
allup, Jan. 2. q daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kelly. sp&na-
way. Jan 9. q daughter.
Mr.. and Ara Chss p. Doege.
1887 Court y ST. Jan. Q. q dsush-
ter.
Mr.. ana MIRA Hartley y. L-
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Urges Wafer
Conservation

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vafsv supply v1n - shpue norDoi.
which y hardly slnfS<ie9s ~ M.
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usual lao tsmpssatnsss y now
AREAS.
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pr1sonmcnt for not moro than 70
days.
II q vehicle was operated at
any time during February. II must
bear a S2.oe stamp" according 10
Clark Squire. collector for Wash
ington and Alaska. IF not In
operation until March. II must
bear = 3i.67 stamp. Purchase Of
q si.67 stamp for q vehicle that
was operated In February does
not free the owner from liability
for failure To affix a s20e stamp"
Buy Them at r. O.
March stamps may b purchased
at any postoffice OF bureau Of In
ternal revenue headquarters In
the federal building here.
February stamps. however. can
be obtained only after submitting
make Of vehicle. body type and
year. engine number and address.
Persons who write for the stamps
must enclose postal money order
or certified checks only--no cash
or personal checks.
purchase Of current stamps for
cash at postoffice In somewhat
simpler. inasmuch as q form card
with the above information In
furnished with the stamp and
mailed afterward.)
No Special Drive
This u not any special drive
on motorists" Squire explained.
THE new tax for use Of a motor
vehicle h but one OF the several
dozen taxes imposed by the fed
eral government. Up 10 a few
days ago. all Of our field men
were assisting In the filing of in
come tax returns. Now they are
back at normal duties and are
rounding up delinquent motorists
as they work on their other tax
caSes.
Many Of these delinquents will
be put to considerable inconven-
niece. That Ii regretable. but
they have only themselves TO
blame.
In justice TO the 534. 900 paid
up motorists. a. well Al To the
government. we intend 10 take
care Of all delinquents. With the
right cooperation. we hope 10 do
20 without undue hardship for
anyone"
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Airport Meeting
Called Thursday

City. county and Port OF Ia
coma officials Will meet at 10
o'clock Thursday morning In the
office Of Mayor Harry r. Cain
To discuss the proposed Tacoma
Pierce county share Of the cost OF
an intencity airport.
The Seattle port commission.
sponsor Of the project. declared
Tuesday that n the Bow lake site
between Seattle and Tacoma 10
to be used for the airport. the pub
lie bodies on this aide must agree
before Friday To put up 500. 900
toward its construction.
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Church Mission
Opens March Is
Special Services
For Holy Week

rtNAiI.rr-A preaching rsis.
sen ~ill - hs1 ~ tire FfTst
CHRISTIAN church fresn rslna sAsn-
day until Faster ~sss ministers
FIRM churches IN surrounding rnsa-
rnanstses giving NE sairs~s~. Zach
evening 81 10 ais~ ineiss~f
In each evenings program an ~
sp<etsi music.
On Palm Sunday - ~ . N
Rev. Give r.yior. pastor 20 tss
church win have. HE Rearing rtls
cro~s Went rcrsh.- ~ he anb-
ieet ne evening speaker an
Re Rev. ". BROOK ~ Tacoma
Other speaker, Throughout The
week win he Rev. Merlin Hsn c<
Lincoln Park. raeoma Monday.
Rev. W. A. Moore. raeoma. ra~s.
day: Rev. n n. Oxen. Kent. We'd
nestay. Rev Leroy Arl>:. orslns.
rhurnsay. On Friday night thsr~
win b. candle nght- communion
service with REV. Carl Jchnscn -
first Christian church. racema.
presenting the ccmmnnsoe m~fisa-
ton.
Easter morning hr~akfsss yin
he served In the church rsricrs 81
: o'clock following the snrsss
service AZ sumner Heights sun.
dsy school 10 ~ ess and At n
= m. Rev. Taylor wtil use lie IL
Risen" - he theme AZ TAO
Easter evening tbs choir under
the direction ~ Rufus Tairtanks
with Mrs. Madss nurd seecss-
psnyins. wili sing the eastasaA
The Living cAnss-
m....-.' v,;a-v
hs. r. u. nrew a. 9Th svs..
n. w. will hs hoste@ for . meet
ing cf Chapter AN =. r. q. rri.
day afternoon At o'elock-
winon. council No. u. p.rr-.
cf rocahontas. VIII hold IT, rssu.
lar business meeting Friday even
ing st Tao In Redmsn's hsll with
Ma Margaret Ridge. Presidential
presiding. william wischemann.
I'd Ridge and David niomauist.
men of the council. viii serve
refreshments following the social
hour.
Palm sunday s~~vsc~s
Palm Sunday VIII BE- . special
day ~ Christ Episropai church.
according 10 the rector. Dr. A.
w. sidders. There win b. CON-
mnnion followed BY hr~akfast for
all confirmed young people AZ the
church at 4 a m. Miss Teddy
Schroeder and Mis- Natalie Bum
together with Mrs. J. n. Linden
meyer and Mrs. Glen Huber will
be In charge. Church school Will
convene At sss with George Cole
IN charge and 81 II o'clock Dr.
sidders viii address the cousrega-
ton and visiting Rainbow Girls
and their parents on what ! Get
Out Of Rainbow" A special palm
Sunday anthem will be sung By
the choir under the direction al
Or. c. w. Ayien and Fred Hoyt
viii play tao special numbers on
the new organ. "Andants Can.
tibie" by TSrhsihowsky and
"postiuds In n Flat" by Cortland.
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Phone Weddinq
Apparently OF

The announced marriage ~
long distance telephone sunday At
Pvt. Howard wiison. ~. ~ No
Chord fisid. 10 Mrs Ruth Hoover
af Tulsa. Okla. wili not ~ per.
formed. air has> officers ansousced
Wednesday.
Ths story. which originated
Tuesday IN Tulsa when nrn.
Hoover made public the plans for
ths marriage. her seoond. was
termed . ''misupdsrssA ndlng~ By
Mcchord officers. who said no ar
ranEsmsbts hsd been msds -
would bs made.
Mrs. Hoover wednesday empress
al surprss~ ~ ths sudden turn os
events and her Indignation over
Wilson's denial that he 10 sv~n
engaged. according To Tu,sa a.
patches. The pians shs said, wsrs
mutually discussed during four
long distance tsiepnone calls last
week. she further stated she had
letters 20 confirm the srrsnssmsnt.
Ha~s-@--s->s . ~-ss.aa4s-ssasss
In 1899. North pshota's sres-
dent death rate a. - per 100. 600
at the population was ibs lowest
In tins Unitsd States
Yoa help yourssif wksn you buy
". 3. Defense bouds
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Local Legion Post
To Honor Veterans

AN Veterans night will hs OBJ
served by Tacoma post No. lbs.
American Legion. Thursday 81 .
p. m. IN the post hall. eosis Com
msrre st
Emmstt L<nahan a. Seattle.
Chairman Of ths department Of ma
tlonsi defense COMMITTEES. Will
speak ON '-Ths Place Of ths Vet
ersn in National Defense"
Rites % initiation for ns~ mem
bern Will h conducted BY the
40 a 3 degree team. All veterans.
regardless ~ affiliations. are IN
vtsd 70 attend.
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oocszryina ths pulpit a vrpt
chrsssian church. esk avs. ard X
81. Wednesday q . p n. wsil
hs TIE Rev. David INVITING -
Ch~haiis. Ne yin as>ak sn the
eahj>ct. '-re> Meaning - ths
Croo- and OH ~ s~tssNs ~ IN
Rev. A. n n1warss ~ shs Ncun>.
welt Heights chrsssiaa ehassA
Evan Hopkins. popular Tacoma
baritone wfil sing Muse Win -
IN charge a MIA Torrance Do
s~tt
The meeting 10 'a~s 81 . series
hssd each night THE ~ess ne
Rev. orvai n. retsrp~ ~ Sskt.
ma spcss Tuesday 90 the sus,s<t.
what is~s Md " Say rns
Rev. Warner Muir ~ npattls vslI
- ths svsasss rs~ssaAy.
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Would-Be Slayer
OF Wife in Jail

sgt Walter Carroll. who shot
his wife and himself in an attempt
ed murder and suicide March n st
500 So Sheridan ave. was taken
from st Jossph's hospital IN the
city jail Wednesday. Ne viii ~
tried for assault. His wife 10 ~
covering at Tacoma General hos-
pitaL
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TOWNSEND MEETINGS

Following "a list Of scheduled
Townsend neeiings
Thursday Hs~thorns eluh aux
liiary. nesting II 10 q m. IT
2si0 IA. e - Sumner club
xillary. NESTING Al 20 .. m. ~
+ inner. Harmony club No. %.
nesting knights II Columbus
hall. sth ave. and Steele st rsxa-
lar business. round tzbls discus
sion a tina TOWNSEND plan. re-
freshrnsnts and social hour.
Friday Afi-csty club No. -
meeting haeeaDes bah, iIzA 10.
izth At: regular business. esres
and rsfrsshmsnts. FERN HIN club
No. 4. meeting Townsend hal, 80.
s3fd and Yakima ave. regular
business. addrsas BY Dr. l. y.
W'hststons. South Tacoma club
10. D meeting Aanitou hail:
regular business and dancing.
Saturday Faweett Ave club
No. 10. meeting Carpenters hall.
%. 10th ard Tacoma ave. regular
business and dancing
Sunday Mass meeting. Maeea-
bee hall. iizlz 10. izth ct DE-
yotionsl services 81 10 q m.
lunch a. noon. lectures and bslsi-
ness a. 2 p. N. Or. Gordon Fisn-
ing wiii preside Fswestt Ave. club
No. 10 will sponsor tina lunch.
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Must Report
Gould Adam tai he Apple
with Siomafh Ulcer paIas!

me biblical story of Adam eating q raw
he suffered Alternating pains. Don't
ignore your sufferings. Try q 75c box Of
Udsa for relief OF ulcer and stomach
pains, indigestion. gas pains. fof heart
burn, burning sensation, bioat and other
conditions caused by excess acid. Udga
Tablets must help or money rsfundsd. A.
drug stores everywhsrs. AAv.
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Any Of LEO nAs 70 UnRoal9
Oregon Guerrillas ADOPT
Pioneer Strategy to Defend
Homes Against Invasion
AFIEllEM READY 70 PICK or FoE

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Just the Core
DIES IN CoEUR ID AI.ENE

DiEs In GOEUH ~ Ai>kNE
Louis A. Donart. ss-yesr-old
Northern Idaho pioneer, died Mon
day at Occur d'Alsne. Idaho. lie
10 survived by three sons and five
daughters. including Mrs Thorns
hize. ssl5 10. Junett st. Tacoma
DIR. l. J. KELfHER. Dentist.
announces he has taken over thu
practice and office of DIR. John
Griffith at me- 50. X street.
opposite Kay Street thaatsr.
Phone Main 27ez. adv.
RITES IN SPOKANE
Funeral services were held Tues
day In spoksns for MIRA. Sue ".
Jorgsnson. who died recently ct
the homs Of her daughter. Mrs.
Helen Allen Of Spokane. Among
the survivors IL q brother. John
w. Hsnsy. i<24 50. izth st. Ia
coma
Butter cheaper. Goa Butter Store
adv
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web representing the Farm Sc
curity administration 20 prospec-
tive buyers or other tenants may
b given full descriptions. Per-
sons interested In acquiring Jap
anese-hsld farm lands are also
requested to call at the office and
list their needs in detail.