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HOUSES FURNISHED.


LOVELY 4; NE NEW 5-BEDRM., 4,BATH HousE
SECTION; $500 MO. THE HENRY CLAY
CO, MI. O60u.
RMS. a BEDROOMS, BATH, 2
Glen Echo Heights near Ca bin John street
car line sl25 mo. MRS. BURGESS, WI
turn, conv. to stores and transp.: aYaliable
March TO May II. GIL. ssh
DOWNToWN-CoLON1AL HOUSE, 4 BED
ImS,; y K; p 90 mo; no small children. HELEN
n ~; mAhShALL, Alex. 3s0l. TIE, 1859.
5o5t WILDWOOD LANE, NEAR SPRING
Valey-6 bedrooms, 4 baths, maids room
and path, gas heat, recreation room, Tor
rent by owner leaving city. Call EN- 1859
ARLINGTON = MASTER BEDROOM,
nail bath, kitchen. nice yard, grand piano;
owner upstairs: bus. stores close: prefer
couple wife not employed. Box 3I4A. Star.
ETHEsDA--MODERN DETACHED HOME.
nicely furnished, a bedrooms, > baths. car
garsge' 500 LINKINs CO, l Dupont
GROOM AND BATH BRICK ROW HOUSE
nicely furn., Frigidsire. Couple with / or
children. Refs. Call II. 3sS7.
SILVER SPRING.
Groom brick house. completely furn;
transp.; $50 per month. VIM F. CAR
LIN, Sis Georsia ave.
S225 FURNISHED.
Now vacant, this "-yesr-old detached
home is located in Kent. Living and din
ing, rooms. study with lavatory. kitchen,
bedrooms. > baths, maids room and
bath, garage. unfinished attic, gas heat.
PHILLIPS e. CANDY, INC.
MA. 1000. Realtor 1912 18th st. NV.
$3.50 PER MONTH.
6426 7th ST. NV.
Beautiful detached bungalow, completely
lurn.. large rooms, Ia baths. , large
bedrooms, maids room. open fireplace, coal
beat, garage. porches, large Handicapped
yard ample flowers, fruit trees. Open for
inspection - noon to ) pm daily. Pos
session March !. Call GE. 1921.
FOR LEASE TO RESPONSIBLE PARTY
adults. modern detached brick home with
2-car garage, overlooking park, Is min. to
downtown. 5 bedrms., > baths also maid $
rm. and bath: furnishings complete except
linens large attic. fireplace in living rm
screens and awnings. incl luding porch
newly painted and decorated, in excellent
condition; inspection bv appt. only; owner
occupied, immediate possession $500 mo-
ThOS. D. Walsh, Inc. DI. 1857.
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sCHLEGEL e. GOLDEN.

FORD 1914 de luxe Fordor sedan; radio
and heater; actually driven only 10000
miles; like new; tires are excellent; very
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OLDsMoBILE 1889 6 opera-seat coupe,
black finish like new, seat covers, good
tires and motor m fine condition; private
owner will sacrifice for quick sale; notes
can be transferred. 1909 Oak lane, Mt.
Rainier Md. Union $3.50 after e IN.
OLDSMOBILE 1899 2-door e-cylinder
model 70: heater. fine tires; good condi-
ton throughout; guaranteed; terms
TRIANGLE MOTORS.
14O1 r / Ave NE DE 630e
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FARMS FOR RENT
LOTS FOR SALE.
LOTS WANTED.

8. 900 SQUARE FEET FOR APARTMENT
bids, not over CSC per foot; or defense
housing lots. All utilities and streets
must be in. Private builder WI 11a0.
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WOODBRIDGE

24th st, north Of South Dakota ave
VERY charming detached brick home on
home: contains 6 rooms. bath, oil heat,
electric retriRerator. large front porch;
premises in excellent condition; clear;
owner would like $1,000 cash down. Will
make monthly payments very attractive
Ewes phone Mr.. Gordon. WO, 1898.
l.. T. GPAVATTF
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BROAD BRANCH RID.
4 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS

BEDROOWS. Z BATHS.
LIVING rm, dining fm kitchen dinette
powder rm., lavatorr, recreation rm. I'D $
Fn. and bath. gar. For eppt call Mr.
Adams, Woodley I4l4 BRODIE & COL
BERT INC.. MA. NS1h-
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VACANT BARGAINS
BETHESDA AREA.

Center-hall. custom built brick home,
on wide. deep, shaded lot; vacant; beaut-
ful condition: spacious interior, liv rnl.,
I4X2s; frSt-foor lavatory, 3 large bedrms..
baths on second floor, storage attic. An
astounding value al $4,000. Phone
FRANK s PHILLIPS DI AL
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I24 3rd ST. NE-ATTRACTIVE ROOM
incloSed- porch apt Every ConVen. En-
ployed adults only No smoking or drinking
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C..

Near the Circle. 4-bedroom detached
brick, center-hall plan. LARGE rooms, 3ia
baths. automatic heat. brick garage, nice
yard. vacant; low down payment. An
exceptional opportunity Call Mr. White
(evenIngs. Warfield 31SD.
VIM NJ, THROCKMORTON,
Invest. Bldg. Exclusive Broker. DI. 5000.
cOLORED-13th AND S. BATHS.
automatic heat, cleo; terms Ask for MR..
STEPHENS. Decatur 1l62.
BLOCK ST NV
story row brick. four rooms, bath. gas,
slec., Lstrobe heat: 5000 cash REQUIRED
v. S. HURLBERT. MA. $3.50. a31 st. NV
GOOD VALUE-ONLY S6.950.
Colored-S-room row brick, 100 block
OF 5th ST. ne. See at once.
EDMUND J. FLYNN Exclusive AgenD
Woodward Bldg RE. 1918.
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HOUSES EURN. OR UNEuRN
HOUSES UkFURkiSHED.

FURNISHED OR UNFURN1sHED HOUSE
for rent in Hillcrest Sc, rooms, bath.
Box 316-A, Star
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WESLEY HEIGHTS.
CHEVY CHASE, ID. G.

Colonial home facing south. y bic
from bus. located in this desirable,
strlcted community
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AND WIFE

v.r pay 500 for small furnished apart
neut Phone Executive 6"5o between .
ard + 80
CoLORED COUPLE. EMPLOYED. WANTS
krfurr art 4 rooms no children, refs
tENEY. EA a634 S a m. to pm. 24'
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LOVELY NEW 5-BEDRM., 4-BATH HOUSE
IN BEAUTIFUL, COW. SPRING VALLEY
SECTION; $500 MO. THE HENRY CLAY
co. MI. O6Ou
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For better results and
service include telephone
number in For Rent ads.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

WANTED. pickup or stake body truck, any
make or model I pay cash. williams
9th and r ave. ne North S3lS
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES

LARGE WAREHOUSE. LOCATED IN
wholesale produce district. Apply FRED
koLKER, 1881 4th st. ne. TR. 5000.
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YOUNG MAN WISHES TO SHARE NICELY
urn. apt. with another. l133 18th ST.
: u MA 4UJU
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BETHESDA AREA.
REAL, BUY S11 500
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
BEFORE OFFERED

Is this attractive, detached home, with 3
bedrooms and > baths Gncmding a bedrm
and bath on first floor; located in Chevy
Chase, d. C, less than ] fun blk from
Conn. ave. The owner is leaving the city
and Will sell all the furniture now IN the
property, II purchaser so desires. CAN
NE. li43 until pm
J WESLEY BUCHANAN. RFALTOR
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HOUSES UkfURNiSHED.
NEW DETACHED GROOM HOUSE.
porch, bath with shower; conV. TO trans;
so. Phone WA. 6243.
BUNGALOW. $50 PER MO. ROOMS
and bath: nice yard; good bus service.
6215 goth ave. Green Meadows, Nd
LEO V. GLORIUS,
1913 18th ST. NV. DI. 1925.
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OFFICES WANTED
STORES FOR RENT.

607 B ST NE-sToRE 3 r. AND B.
h.-wh., cleo, suitable any bus. Your in
spection will convince you, $50. MA. 14Os
25'
1400 BLOCK P ST N.w-LARGE STORE
and garage. heated bldg, 1st commercial:
inspection by appointment WASHINGTON
HOUSING CORP. a3l H st. NV.
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500 OuINTANA PI. NV.
SMALL ESTATE.

A convenient, cIose-ln. CheVy Chase. Nd
location: charming, 6-rm. brick. gas
heated, situated on a 1-acre site, planted
in flowers and shrubs: space for victory
garden It's most reasonably priced Call
EN-. 1890 until pm. F. A TWEED CO,
55N4 Conn
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OFF COLUMBIA RID.

& bedrooms, 4 baths, room in basement.
attic rented, = larRe. inclosed pore hes, I
screened double garage very GOOD value
and money ms ksr. BOSS g. PHELPS,
National $500. Evenings call Mr. Measen,
EN- 1878
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Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan LaUs.
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S19O DOWN
Vacant-OWner's Sacrifice

S5,2T5--New brick bungalows for de-
fense workers, built to order. Kensington
4fl-W
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

ARLINGTON, VA.--NEW GROOM BRICK
on bus; will rent furnished or sell. Oh.
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YOUR VICTORY GARDEN.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

2 Acres, Large House AMI, Baths.
Fruit, Berries, Fine Trees Near Bus;
Nearby Suburb. Priced to Sell Quickly
O'HARE ESTATES, 1915 L ST. Nv
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FOR RENT-coMPLETELY FURN., NEAR
Annandalc, Va. 5-room and bath bufss-
low. full cei'or, half acre: SIS per month
b NJ SMITH 24Os Columbia pike. Ar
Hnctor, Va. oxford e03s.
HILLSIDE. MD. 14O7 52nd AVE-
room house, partly furnished, $3.50 per
month MR. WATSON o4s
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OUT-OF-TOWN OWNER

SAYS sell his home, located in Nj Rainier
near bus and StreetcaT lines; seven rooms
on first floor finished attlc hot-water
heat; garage; corner lot Easy terms
vacant CAL WI 2R4S. 1sRN
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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.

small cash payment will purchase This
haven. Alexandria, Va, priced at .S6.1o0
Con- tainng 3 rooms, bath. air-cond. auto
heat, full basement, front porch; large !ot;
monthly payments like rent, Phone Mr..
Ivev, with j WESLEY BUCHANAN. Adams
s6sS, from until pm, mornings until
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Nearby CHEVY Chase Md

refsr., basement; g 900 cash, balance in
monthly payments; inst 4 blkS. to Indian
Spring Club. Ma. 81 55 or IA 1r"5.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-12-31
Bowling Tourney
PIons Are Awaiting
G.I. Units Entries

Plans for the Post Championship
Bowling Tournament are aWiting
final entries from companies which
have not submitted lists of their
teams, Mr. Robert Bess, manager
of the Post Bowling Alley, advised
the Apache Sentinel yesterday.
Mr.. Bess is anxious that every COM
pany which expects to enter a team
gets the opportunity to do SO, so
he is extending the dead-line for
entries to Jan. 5, 1914.
Inasmuch as it is necessary to
draw up a schedule for playing times,
every entry must be in by the dead
line
Mr.. Bess indicates that if interest
is great enough, the tournament
will have divisions for Officers, en-
listed men and women.
Early. entries will receive prefer
ence on playing time, so phone in
the names of your team as soon as
you can get them together The tel
ephone number of the bowling alley
is 3239.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-12-31
DRIBBLES und PASSES

Basketball was last years most
popular spcrt.
In the half ceDtrry Of its exist-
ence, basketball has grown faster
than any other sport. 1t began in
1891 when DR.. James Naismith, then
student at Springfield (Mass)
College, invented a game to furnish
stu cents exercise between the foot
ball and baseball seasons. Peach
baskets were hung from each end
Of the balcony arouaad the gym. sim
pie rules drawn up and q sport
which 800o0,000 people now play or
watch W3s Corn. The aTne has be-
come more complex now with dozens
Of rules and interpretations. Teams
have numerous definite patterns Of
plavs and many set maneuvers as in
football. Some Of the offensive at
tacks are: the fast break attacks,
with short and long pass methods; :;
the slow break offense with num-
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erous pivot plays; figure eights, :"
and spreads" There are three basic
styles of defense-the man to man.
zone" defense, and combination Of
the two. When you add to these
the pet plays, individual styles,
such as "stratified transitional man
for defense with the zone principle, y
Of the hundreds of outstanding bas-
ketball coaches, you can really thrill
when you know the game.
This column will help answer any
questions on basketball rules. Please
send your questions to the Apache
Sentinel.
Technical Foul On Spectators (The
most unpopular decision). Rule 2,
Section 7
UnspOrtsmanIike Conduct
The Officials shall have Cower to
call fouls for unsportsmanlike con-
duct on the part of the players,
coaches or spectators. They must
disqualify players for flagrant un-
sportsmanlike conduct.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-12-31
I he


Army Air Base, Lincoln, Neb. =
Reece Tatum, former star perform
er of the Harlem Globe Trotters,
crack professional basketball team,
is now in the Army and is display
ing his hardwood antics on the team
of the 604th Training Group here
Pvt. Tatum, who bears the soubri-
quet of "The Goose" has had much
experience in basketball, having
played over 100 games a season for
the past two years. Last year he
was the high. point man for the sea-
son with the Globe Troters, when
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a count. For Special Service,
Jackson netted e points, John
son scored 4, and Davis and
Banks each scored 2 points.
Carpenter of the Medical
Detachment was high scorer
of the second game with points.
Marshall, Stephens and Kimball each
tailed 2 and Langhorn made good
a foul throw for single marker
which proved to be the crucial point
Of the game.
The "Tankers" started off at a
whirlWhind pace, but could not keep
up the squirt. Baugh made 7 of their
Is points, Booker accounted for 4
more and Dixie and Witcher made
2 points apiece.
The even showing of the teams
Monday night adds interest to the
League series which is being played
and is certain to bring out an even
larger crowd of spectators next Mon
day
Referees for the games were:
Hughes, James and Powell
Scorers were: Paige (OfficiaD, De-
Couracy, Auls, Dones-WAC.
Timekeeper was Lit. James T..
Chambers.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-12-31
Golf Tournament
Postponed

The third Golf Tournament,
originally scheduled for Jan. 2,
at Fort Huachuca, has been post
poned until Sunday, Jan. 9, ac-
cording to Capt. B. E. Irwin,
Athletic Director. The necessity
for reconditioning the greens af-
ter the recent bad weather is
responsible for the postponement.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-12-31
758 Tonkers Are Upset in Close Bottle With Medcs
HospitoI Cogers Are Victorious
Over 37th SIS. and 758th 'Tonkers'

Monday nights large crowd witnessed thrilling battles
between four evenly matched Both games ended with
Identical scores 1915.
In the first game the 335h Station Hospital nosed out the
37h Special Service Company and in the game the
Medical Detachment upset the highly touted 758h Tankers
by the margin of point.
In the first game Cazaway of the 335h rang up points
FOR high honors being the only his find
the rng for Brown, who Tipped baskets in for
The Apache sentinel., 1943-12-31

they won 81 games and lost IT,
During the 1943 World Champion
ship tournament in. Chicago, ILL.,,
when the Globe Trotters played
against the Sheboygan five, Pvt. Ia
tum tailed II times and at the close
Of the tourney, he was selected on
the All-Tournament team. He also
was chosen for the all American
The Apache sentinel., 1943-12-31

Snafu-Isn's He?
Who Are -II???? +? ?, OF
What Looks Me Like???
Starkle, starkle, little twink
Who the he'll you are, you think?
I'm not under the alcofluence Of
inkehol,
Though some thinkle peep I am.
I feel so feelish,
don't know who is me,
That the drunken sit here,
The longer get.
(Silly, isn't it?)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11
Red Cross Sends
Food TO Egypt

WASHINGTON. ID. {. Re-
spending 10 a emergency request
o. British authorities. tRo Ameri-
can Red Cross representatives
have lsft Cairo. Egypt. With three
fruekloads o. food for distribution
10 the women and children Of the
Italian and Arabian populations
n Tripolitsnis. Libys. = vas an
nouneed here Wednesday.
The trucks. marked With the
Red Cross. have proceeded on the
lonE trek across Italian LIbva.
They are loaded with 1900
pounds Of dried milk ard euanti-
ties Of rolled oats and chocolate.
II Is estimated the supplies Will
provide three weeks feeding for
Italian mothers, children. inyalids
and civilian casualties in Tripoli
and the Arabian population IN the
ARA.
The American Red Cross main
tains relief stocks IN the Middle
East and has aided Greek. Polish
and other refugees in Iran and
Syria. Italians in Eritrea, and
the bombed populations Of Alex
andria.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11
Wheeler Asserts
Hoover Should Be
Food Gar Again
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON - Sen Burton
x. Wheeler. D. Mont. frequent
administration critic. asserted
Tuesday that former President
Hoover. food administrator o. the
last war. should be given the same
post IN this var TO inspire more
confidence in government !"
Hoover testified Monday before
a senate subcommittee invsstlRat-
Ing the effect Of manpower
shortages on the food production
program. He predicted a proba bic
Knockout blow against Germany
in 1914 but warned that n. Unit
ed States faces responsibility for
feeding $50. 900 900 Europeans in
the lean years following.
7 thought Hoover presented a
sane, comprehensive picture Of
the economic situation that con-
fronts the country and think
he greatly impressed everyone
who heard him. both Democrats
and Republican, Wheeler said
In an interview.
Il think it Is unfortunate that
a man of his vast experience.
gained In the last war. and his
knowledge OF Europe, il not used
as head of the whole food pro-
duetion and distribution problem. !"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11

ON TABLETS act directly to relieve distressing
gastric attacks dizziness i'll effects of too slow d
geston, weak stomach stomach due to
costive stagnation, with its resultant kidney and
system poisoning. you want something Genuine
try ON TABLETS.
ON TABLETS also act directly on the CASTRO
intestinal system. This is essential for best results
in these recurring costive complaints. A headache,
baekache. tired weak feeling a falling appetite
gastric disorder may be quickly relieved with
these Old Mission tablets TRY THEM IN ANY
OF THESE TROUBLES. THEY ARE THOROUGH.
Or If you have intermittent lumpy feel
ings in the stomach. dizziness. bilious headaches
digestive troubles weak appetite tiredness or the
many other weak spells due to costive system
try these direct-acting tablets. ON TABLETS re-
eve constipation by aiding the digestive system This
effect the stomach is wonderful-GINES NEEDED
REST TO THE STOMACH
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11
Civilian Defense Workers,
YMBC, Tacoma Civil Service
League to Sort Scrap Metal

Civilian defense. Tacoma
Young Nen,s Business club and
Tacoma Civil Service league VII
provide the msnpower for the
next three Sundays At the oitys
scrap metal pie at the Pacific
Match Co. It was announced
Wednesday By sam I Powell.
chairman Of the salvsge-for-Xie-
tory COMMITTEES.
Afraid wardens. auxiliary
policemen and firemen. fire
watchers. aIrplane spotters-
AL members of civilian de-
fense units. EVEN including
women block leaders-uill be
encouraged To participate in
the weekly scrap irsn golf''
game next sunday. according
10 Frank :. Evans. director
of the protective division of
the civilian defense corps.
The serap-sortins labors are
scheduled 10 begin at 9 o'clock in
the morning rain or shine, and
the 50-odd instructors and fore
men from the Joint Railway EN-
ployes' association will be on hand
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men. and he wasn't afraid of
any such trouble.
Evidently the officers didn't
believe Scotty. They rounded
mp the entire group and es-
coried them to the wagon
outside. II was then Seotty
attempted TO interfere in the
young peoples behalf"
Questioning Stadium high school
students brought forth the story
that the proprietor Of the ice
cream parlor was hostile" toward
some students: that he, employed q
"bouncer' at ms place, and thai
the bouneer was to blame for the
entire episode.
1t was said the elieged 'bounc-
er" struck a student. while another
person in the store held the stu
dent. Companions OF the assaulted
student then proceeded TO attempt
to right" what they said wa.
wrong"
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WPB Ban Drows
Praise of Bureau

Edward l.. Greene. general man.
sger OF National Better Business
Bureau, Inc, praised the War
Production Board today for its
action in banning the further pro-
duction of deleterious anti-freeze
solutions. In his telegram TO Ken
meth Tator, chief of the WPB di-
vision dealing with miscellaneous
materials, Greene stated:
Congratulations on your forth
right action to protect American
motorists and their vitality needed
automobiles. Complaints to Better
Business Bureaus and many affili-
sted Chambers of Commerce sup
port your action as much need
ed war conservation measure"
The War Production Boards
ban stopped the further manu-
facture of antifreezes containing
calcium chloride, magnesium
chloride or sodium chloride, as
well as petroleum distillates.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11
US0 War und
Goal Exceeded

Contributions TO the uso war
fund have now reached a total
of s32. $50, Sol, thus exceeding by
more than half million dollars
the goal Of $50. 00o. 900 set last
May, 1t Was announced today by
Prescott s. Bush, national cam
psign chairman. Washington. of
which John Prins of Tacoma In
state chairman. raised 1904 per
cent of its quota.
The generous response which
has been made by the American
public to the appeal for funds
with which to operate Uso activi-
ties for men and women of the
armed services has now carried
US beyond the goal which we set
when our campaign opened last
May Bush said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11
This Area Leader
In Home Building
SEATTLE-The Ninth region Of

SEATTLE-The Ninth region Of
the federal public housing author
ity led the nation in contract
awards in January. beginning con-
struction of 1886 units costing
s22 600 900, Regional Director
Frank NJ. Crutsinger said Tues
day.
The total housing program
in the region. embracing WASH
ington. Oregon. Idaho. Montana
and Alaska, calls for 10000 units,
including family dwellings. DOR
mitories and trailers, Crutsinser
said.
Projects for which contracts
were awarded last month inelud-
ed those situated at Vancouver,
Seattle. Renton, Tacoma. Brem-
erton. Ephrata, Wash; Portland.
Troutdale. Fort Stevens, Tilla-
nook and Ordnance. Ore; Great
Falls, Mont. and Pocatello, Ida.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11
Manpower Order
Hits Shipyards

SAN FRANCISCo-C. ". Ella
son. industrial adviser of the L. s.
maritime commission. reported
Tuesday there has been wide
spread desertion of jobs in ship
yards as a result of last weeks
war manpower commission an
nouncement regarding drafting of
non-essential workers.
Eliason said the VINO pro-
nouncement has created some
confusion in the minds of ship
yard workers" and that shipyard
executives complained that thou
sands of men coming within the
draft range have quit their jobs
within the last few DAYS.
The result lis affecting produc-
ton in many shipyards, he said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11
AT USO Centers
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 10

los Rust Bldg Registration OF
junior hostesses. USO-Travelers'
Aid service. 8 TO 10 p. m. 1nfor-
nation on day care of children
of working mothers. Mon, Wed.
and Fri. $50 a. m. to l p. m.
18th and Pacific Portrait
painting by Laurie Macleod, $50.
18th and Fawoett-Dance class.
7;30. Special formal dance, VAL
entine and first anniversary of
the center, $50.
715 Commerce Dancing and
games, s p. m.
South Tacoma - Archery shop,
s p. m.
612 Provident Bldg -Trav-
elers' Aid service, 10 a. m. to 5
p. m.
2o7 City Hall Annex-Home and
Hospitality bureau, Main s1se.
Open morning except Saturday
and Sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-11
Mother. Young Son
Lose Lives in Fire

ENERETT-Mrs. Pear Fillmore.
20. and her 21-months-old son,
Donald were burned to death
Tuesday when fire destroyed their
home in the Alderwood Manor dis
trict, IL miles southwest of
Everett.
Mrs. Fillmore WAS the wife OF a
Boeing Aircraft company worker.
Donald James Fillmore, who had
left home shortly before the fire
TO go to his job. The fire was
not discovered until the home was
virtually leveled The two bodies
were found inside the house.
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=. usual 70 show the amateur
sorters the difference hetwees
ron. steel. tn. copper. aluminium
and other metals. Lunch vii be
served IN the match oompanys
dining room. under direction Of
Mrs Edgar Densmore chairman.
and Mrs. Leitha Galbrsith. assist
ant. and members Of the women,
emergency food and housing unit
OF civilian defense Canteen ser
vic. Will be provided as usual BY
Major Fred Ohm Of the Saliva
ton Army ard his assistants.
Sunday. Feb. q, IS the date for
the Young Mems Business club
turnout while the city employees
will muster their strength for
Feb. IS.