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Bradley beam., 1944-06-17
Golf, Tennis, Fishing
 Equipment Available
 At Base S.S. Office


 Through the efforts of the Arar- at Lodge B'nai B'rith, and the Jew ish Welfare Board of Hartford, tennis racquets, tennis balls, sets of golf clubs and fishing equip ment are now available at the Base Special Service Office. Any CT. wishing to take advantage of this equipment may do so by visiting the Special Service Office and bor- rowing same on a memorandum receipt. Those who wish to take any of the equipment with them while going on pass may do so for period of not more than three days.
Bradley beam., 1944-06-17
Officers Softban
 League

The Air Base Headquarters II team won the first round of the Off, ficers Softball League with a rec ord of five games won against a single defeat. This team was led by It. R. H. Roberts. The second round begins Monday with the fol- lowing schedule for the week:
 Monday Air Base Hqs. II vs. Medics
 Tuesday 162nd vs. ASWAAFS
 Wednesday Air Base Hqs. I vs. Medics
 Thursday Air Base Hqs. II vs. 162nd
 Friday Air Base Hqs. vs. ASWAAFS
Bradley beam., 1944-06-17
GAMES NEXT WEEK

All Games Begin at 1880 Monday:
 Section G vs. 239th Tuesday:
 Ordnance vs. Section c Wednesday,:
 Finance vs. Section B Thursday:
 Signal vs. 239th Friday:
 162nd vs. Section G Have you made application for Armed Forces Institute courses this week?
Bradley beam., 1944-06-17

beautiful game afeld handling nine chances without a miscue.
 R. H E. Bradley ..... 900 900 001-1 2 Quonset ...... 900 no 02x-4 g 1 Batteries: D. Ii. Johnson and Mon ii; Appleton and Slatkowicz.
Bradley beam., 1944-06-17
EM Softball League
STANDINGS

LAST WEEKS RESULTS Section B 20, Section c 2. 162nd 8, Finance 1. Section G 9, Section c 2. Section B 19, 239th 6.
Bradley beam., 1944-06-17
CAMP ENDICOTT
BRADLEY FIELD
35 5 g 27 12 4
Matted for Reeves in 9th.

 
 
  Gutkowki D.
Montana labor news., 1944-11-02

meeting and gave their version of the
plumber working with a n%on-union
painter and claimed the plumber and
painter were both working on the job
at the same time. The plumber will be
notified to appear at the next meeting.
The Malmberg property was discussed
at length and the general opinion was
that this property might be Strengthened
up. On motion a committee was ap-
pointed to investigate same. Brothers
Yeager, Britten and Kind we're appoint
ed.
Montana labor news., 1944-11-02

Montana Power interests dominate the
State Chamber of Commerce and
wouldn't permit it to be discussed.
We will never get cheap power and
the development of III resources or the
establishment Of industry in Montana
unless the public takes an interest in
this matter and break the stranglehold
Of the Montana Power monopoly IN this
state.
Now, the Democratic party in this
campaign offers a program TO reverse
this situation. 1t presents a candidate
for the governorship in the person of
Honorable Left Erickson-a young, euer-
getic, able and progressive citizen who
has pledged himself to carry out a pro-
gram to develop our natural resources
and support a program for the harness
ing of our rivers through which irriga-
ton projects and cheap electric power
will be provided.
Erickson for Progress
He is running on a platform which is
the direct opposite OF the platform Sam
Ford is running on. Sam Ford is against
the developments OF cheap public power
Montana labor news., 1944-11-02

TENS of healing"
Possibly this indicates a reason fog
opposing 48.
Montana labor news., 1944-11-02

Left Erickson is for the development of
cheap public power. No issue could be
palmer. The people of your section of
the state are particularly interested in
this problem because they know that
they were blocked from having an i'm
portant industrial plant at Laurel a short
time ago. I refer to the ferro-chrome
plant which was proposed to be built at
Laurel but had to be dropped because
there was no supply of cheap power to
base it on. The businessmen Of Billings
know this TO be the exact truth and not
Ian idle dream because they appointed a
Montana labor news., 1944-11-02
MONTANA MUST
THROW OFF
ITS SHACKLES

Continued From Page Onel
grams to supports its citizens and that
we should bring about the development
of our natural resources and the ere
alton Of industry that viii furnish jobs
and homes for people in Montana. An
other newspaper in Montana published
by a Republican, Joe Hooking, is the
Glasgow Courier. Mr.. Hooking COM
mented on this situation with approval
Dan MILESTONE pointed out that this was
the subject which was to be discussed
at a meeting of Montanans Incorporated,
the State Chamber of Commerce, but
Mr.. milestone said: 1 quote:
II never learned whether it was pre-
sented to any meeting of that body"
State Chamber Important
OF course it was not presented because
Montana labor news., 1944-11-02
News Of Great Falls
Building Trades Council
Communications

communication
Minutes of the Cascade County Trades
g. Labor Assembly were read and filed.
From members of committee, Cascade
County Trades & Labor Assembly, quot
ing resolution on the convicted sedition-
lists. On motion same was filed.
From the Carpenters local No. 286
stating that they are willing to sign an
agreement with the Roofers to abide by
the decision of oct. 8, l943. Letter
filed for future reference.
Report of Committees
The committee on the Jones Market
reported meeting with Mr.. Jones. Mr..
SNYDER of the Butchers local was at the
Council meeting and considerable dis
clssion was had regarding Mr.. Jones.
Mr.. Snyder promised to see MI. Jones
on Monday and see if some satisfactory
ARRANGEMENT could be made and would
notify the Council by next Thursday
night.
The committee to see Mrs. Moore said
that they were to meet with her in the
near future and would have a report by
the next meeting.
Unfinished Business
The Brother Painters attended the
Montana labor news., 1944-11-02

G3) Finally did they tell you that the Political Health
League is "phoney'' and purely political?
Well, whether they told you these things or not, these things
are all absolutely true under 48.
Men and women, do not be fooled. The same "old medical
crowd" which defeated "socialized medicine" and thus prevented
the children of working people having the same treatment as the
rich, are doing their best to defeat AS. They do it for the same
reason-not for your health, but for their own pocketbooks
READ THE BILL. 1t will answer the deliberately false and
misleading things given out by the Political Health League in
newspaper ads and over the radio.
Do NOT BE FOOLED. See through falsehood Nail half
truths. READ H BILL.
The American and Montana Medical Associations will not
tolerate competition.
VOTE FOR INITIATIVE AS. Tt is the last item on your
general ballot.
Montana labor news., 1944-11-02

G1) That to be an este
opathic physician an applicant
must have:
Montana labor news., 1944-11-02
Respectfully

-Paid Politieal advertisement
Montana labor news., 1944-11-02
DEBUNKING THE
OPPOSITION TO
INITIATIVE NO. 48

Continued From Page One)
are going strong on their sole object be-
ing to protect the Public Health:
In a letter sent out some time ago by
Secretary Walker of the Montana Medi-
cal Society, he said, Gradually We have
seen Montana infiltrated by the cults,
quacks and irregular practitioners until
at the present time thousands Of dollars
that should be spent for legitimate medi-
cal services go to line the pockets of the
practitioners of ridiculous so-called sys-
Montana labor news., 1944-11-02
For Attorney General
r. v. B0TTOMLY
For County Attorney
FRANK ROE

President Roosevelt again has demon
strated that his foes are political min
compoops whose judgement is warped by
servility and whose opportunities are
buried by vindictiveness-St Louis
Labor Tribune.
Montana labor news., 1944-11-02

Four years high school,
Two years college,
-Four years in a regularly ac-
credited Osteopathic college,
Successfully passing examina-
ton before State Board.
All of the above, plus Two
years in major surgery and
kindred subjects; then success
fully passing a surgical board
composed of members who are
licensed to do major surgery
and who must have practiced
five years?
Montana labor news., 1944-11-02
GEORGE P. PORTER

Who is seeking the office of State
Treasurer on the Republican Ticket, is a
man with a splendid record-Charter
Member of the Butte Clerks Union, TAX
ing part in building up this union at the
start, fighting for shorter hours, better
working conditions, better pay. Only
those who took part in this movement
when Unions were young know what our
problems were.
No one has had a better business train
ing, having been employed by the E. L.
Bonner Co, Bonner Mercantile Co. NJ.
J. Connell Co., Courtenay Case g. GRAY
ellie Co., D. j. Hennessy Co., Symons Dry
Goods Co, all Of Butte.
Later with the D. J. Donuhue Co, and
the Missoula Mercantile Co. Of Missoula.
Held the office Of City Treasurer Of
Missoula for INT term; kept books for
a construction company at Edmonton,
Canada until War No. / broke out; was
with the Butte Miner Publishing Co.
from 1915 to 1919; elected State Audi
tor; held office until 1898. AS Insur-
ance Commissioner, I can say that not
one disputed Health and Accident case
was in Court. I settled then in the Of
flee to the best interest of the policy
holder. AS a member of the Industrial
Accident Board, I was no rubber stamp,
taking part in every case.
It is very easy to verify my record. I
have lived in only three cities: Butte,
Missoula and Helena. I court investi-
cation.
Montana labor news., 1944-11-02

committee to investigate the situation
and when they learned the truth they
Montana labor news., 1944-11-02
Good and Welfare

Good and Welfare
It wa brought to the attention of the
Council that Walter Mackin was work
ing for Askevold on his job at Havre.
Motion made and carried that the secre-
tary write Mr.. Askevold and ask that he
remove Mr.. Mackin and also that a copy
of the letter be sent to the Central
Council at Havre asking that they give
us a hand.
1t was reported that the Flax MIL on
the west side was using non-union men
to set up machinery.
Montana labor news., 1944-11-02

(12) And to be an Osteo-
pathic surgeon the applicant
must have:
Montana labor news., 1944-11-02

threw up their hands IN surprise and
chagrin.
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ROOMS. kitchen and bath. completely
furn. adults, no pets; cow. ne. section.
LADY Will SHARE nicely furn. apt. near
Navy and Pentagon Bldg. with employed
gentle lady (nonsmokins). TIE. 1858
: RooMMATEs to share an apt. with
TAKoMA PARK. MD. is sherman ave
pTysss en aPs sn sa %Ss
Girl CIR to share s-room. dinette apt. with
Assmory FB1 worker; ID rental sa share ss Si
hdo St. s me. Apt .5ao7 to 10 evenings; to
&c RANDOLPH PL. N.w.-a or rooms
FORM or girls IL, or Sr married couple also eegns
1-3bedroom. broom light, airy apart
Guided sds IN a Exeeiient tSsnsportssion from
nearby Virginia. Ideal setup for 4 girls.
B Bel asVG ga GARDENS. 1892 Nichols ave.
s.w.. Apt 2-A-Two Govt. girls to share
bssy 'e sad e sS Aisss ss6 S% OF
WASTED@x refined girl to share with .
portation facilities excellent. Cali after
sIFEr TsGp so ssSs Ev 81 room Kitchen
Sshss ea pi Srsn Rha GsE utilities far>
1901 KILBOURNE PL. NV, Mt. Pleasant
ossa nice Ger. rooms morn near bath $3.50 Dg
4-room apt, 500; 3 rooms. refgr, $40,
Agent at above premises Sat. sun. At
pm. IL 1433' or mornings, MI. 1928.
apt. l " room. dinette. titehsn and Sssa.
Continued on Next Page.)
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POULTRY & EGGS.

James gsed Store In aea s s1s s ST. M.
sHAeS%psss HATCHER; Ma-y 8. sp.
hfaih o astsh III DAY sGgS asssy Md
H new als s,s 6roilsrs fEisTs; bakers.
EGSs ras Is c esnts s ssas pous
ar6y. Soyds, Ma '' r insm POoies Sane
BR ssso9 %. cleo: go: tour-deek sro,ler
tor tor s shallo w.. well a. c. elec well pump
asy except sunday. Phone 81. s574 A'
Tess sss i iso g. g. o ias
CHICKS g; Q. D.--Heavy mixed for broil-
f poDI Ii Ss FR a2o ssss r.
tested Rocks, LEMONS, Reds, Giants IVY W.
Our selection Glen oaks Farms sg Hew ark.
WANTED. good fertil. White pekin duck,
fre efas HENS eS now laying
q, East washington ST.. Kensinston, Md.
WHITE KING PIGEONS, SO grown birds
entire lot. WI. oss4 @'v '''
sexed. Try our 8 and E chicks v at $500
per hundred; our assorted unsexed, all
breeds, SO :00:. assorted all-heavy breeds,
$1,000; Mediterranean heavy layers,
90; American all-purpose breeds. in
GLIDING the hardest OF all Black Giants
and Asiatic meat breeds, $12 90 to S14 90.
Also ducklings and turkey poults. Judge
Hunt Poets Lodge, phone Rockville 15S-W.
LAYING HENS, IL months old, So each.
Falls Church 1888
BABY CHICKS-Pullorum-t B. Rocks,
Reds. w. Leghorns, $685. per 100; special
assorted, 1896 per 100; Minorca,. w. Rock
cross cockerels, $3.50 per 100. Ship
e. Q. D: London Poultry, Box 1914.
i. iIasSn 1oLD N WHITE EGGS delivered to
ySs home Ad arlington dn only Direct from
20 BAkRED ROCKS and ~ New Hamp-
shire Reds, 10-month pullets, So each.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Soufheoxf.

2 GIRLS WANTED to rent room, adj. bath.
1911 MASS. AVE s.E.-Furnished bed
rooms for 8; kitchen and home privilege. =
1874 A ST. SCI room for one or two
FURN. BEDROOM for girls, full kitchen
pvg.; new furniture in new apt. 1912 So.
Capitol st. Sc. Apt. 4. Call RA. 1890.
WANTED, single girl 25 to 40 yrs, old, to
share room with another girl in Protestant
gentle home. all modern conveniences
good home for the right party; Sc. section,
bus stop at the door; reasonable rate.
1914 Y 81. s.E.-Larse. quiet room, next
to bath; near bus; walking distance from
Navy Yard. TR. DAT until l pm.
PA. AVE. Sc. tnr. Cong. Lib. Navy Yard
Twin bed room, girl; on trans; 81 80
Mr. M LIsR2 2iS1 OF CONGRESS and Navy
Yard-Two communicating bedrms. with
back porch; will change l bedrIn. to liv.
rm; suitable couple or girls. Call FIR.
lag NORTH CAROLINA AVE. s.E.-House-
keeping room, suitable for l or q; unlim.
phone; 81 week. AT. 051S
500 A ST. S.E.-Large front room, twin
beds, 2 closets, unlim. phone: cony. transp.:
reasonable; gentlemen. LU. -4749.
1000 38th ST. S.E.-Furnished room, next
bath; private home. FIR. $500, Ext. SO.
COL. GIRL to share room with another:
quiet and friendly; convenient transporta-
ton; reasonable. 1015 3rd st. Sc.
COLORED-Large front room. near Navy
Yard; light cooking: convenient transpor-
tation. l015 3rd st. Sc.
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ROOMS WITH BoARp.

1898 18th ST. N.W-Niceiy fufnis6sd
rooms for girls or young men: running
water telephones. showers: excellent board.
1889 GIRARD ST. N.w.--Exeellent meals.
t s.r,sy maple furn. eonv. transp.. snoppine
Sah nj sing n aobe' tple. rms. S36 to
BOLIVIAN cLGB. 1888 18th st. NV
Sinsie rm:, modern pvt. bath; delicious
I7sS EUCLID 81. N.w.--Larss room for
2. twin beds: home cooking; home priyi.
t sSNN2 ave ca E lines; AZ ssss.
rsdecoratsd room with another; n twin n Ssds.
ssmipvt. bath. .unlim. phone, laundry priv.
1 ilsses Gss excellent meals and sxpreis bus.
SOLO 7th ST, N.w--Larse, airy room.
om 1aoie nri f1T 81 board tJsstsh, oDtionsl
nice cool home. breess from river. nice
Dorchnss, home privileges; sood transp.. en-
9 GIRLS TO- share nicely furn. room; sx-
81 es5.en o7s nsa Ar. 141s Columbia I'd. NV.
gsntisnan. with Of wiz Without Ut t so.r e.
zoos wfssrER ST. N.w.-pousl. room.
ss55 OF IA 0a sIas s4Soo; .. s4s. OF.
bath and telephone; delicious meals. CO.
Is441ss MASS lass AVE. N.w-A dist,ne.tv.
home for young people in an unsurpassed
ExkSK. com asSesSts room for two .,r,. ar
WORKING mother and dsushter. yrs. or
o oysE; excellent meals pw section ~.
sEAuTTFuIp HoMa. af os ROOM Sa py. s"ts.
meals neal a Ryt. is@,ly, $3.50 e. ~. ssoass.
double room with another: waking dis
isis EJeIiDs NV. Apt. s1-vse.ney 70.
REFINED sou nSn isdis &C. pr iSsa rem.
TIE home; laundry priviiesss," unimtd.
si2s fIA A w. NV t cOss.r sf & Pm
single and double rooms; bus. ct door;
coy. 70 downtown; home-cooked food;
GLOVER PARK-Loyely single RIM. for
young isdg; private home: Transportation
AccoMMopxTiONs and atmosphere Of =
rs1i home for 2; 20 minutes to town on
1Rnsis G sRs IN MA eon,.n.l FANNY,
G112 B ST. NV, near Dupont Circle
pprss bath also other
room in corner home Tor lady: is min.
sa. ms.s sea ssa "a IA e s7 Sr' and
man to share with. another, Isrss front
SEW sEsfsPs wiz WIZ s snd a h ss se
derby woman to care for 2-yr.-old child
u exch, for I'm: and board, Glsbe 1896.
race n.w.-Private home. porches, living
room, laundry, unlim.. phone; room for 3
girls. Also one s girl to share room: car,
TABLE BOARD and lodging for ladys
home-oooked dinner In refined home.
fyss isd s sP 10 oss soub.
twin beds; other vacancies; good meals.
NEAR CONN. AVE-. 1907 Northampton ct.
young lady; private family Wo, 1925.
LADY with child wanted to work IN pri-
yate home for salary, room and board
Jameson es
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
MoFylond and viPainio.

b911 18th ST. n, ARL.--Double Studio
s and . Sasis Home s p t Sb.
TAKoMA PARK. MD.-Furn., 2 seperate
sSoWsr S sq De5 en ms a'h ae
RhiEIiNiGSTTooN-c0ol room. private home
private ha1s bath 7 For lady or couple; blk
abs persons. $40 mo. 5 @s't Lgnh s
Isl rLooRsss Double room. twin beds, inner
T fg5ns oh %ati1ei ifss opposite BATH
NEAR FRANKLIN ana Flower aye-Two
prVae b. n snd ro Sss IF. qs fs%
serving; INQUIRE evenings and Sunday
CHEVY GHasE sve Mbsn sRFn rcom pr
| i blk: from bus; comtoTta6is bed with
sedroom in nel9
home, LIST floor. next bath; bus "a block
ARLINGTONMsinsle, next to BATH for
sious sT SSnd; Chsstnqt 1899; -, -,
s s1asS ss7 p9EcoR., quiet room. in refined
aaRs Tsas en eH $685. $3.50
house in cheverly. Nd, with Girls; $40
Betty %os RE sSoo Ext PISS
s AL saf s4 D;R: room. laundry
ington. opposite Colonial Village. Lady
Ar. vA:-sinsie room. close bath with
le4ges optional; $50 mo. CHI. a0ea
ARI., Vain home of adults: large,
Of good habits; $50 or S35 mo. CHI. 3063
1iso No. ILL: sT.-Large, cool room in
ARLINGToN-Weii- furnished room for .
girls in GENTLE private home. with large
cool, near quick bus. via K to 10th. via
Const. to 9th; privilege of laundry, etc.
.ARL., VA.-Recreation rm, with private
entrance and bath, for two Army or naval
officers vicinity Glebe I'd. and Lee hgy..
1855 N, gath st. Visit Sunday or call
ALEXANDRIA, vA-sleeping room in apt
S35 per mo-; near bus terminal; suitable
g girls or couple. After IL am. call
J JEEFFERSoN PARK. Alex. Va, "A block to
bus for Pentagon-Larse room for gentle
1928 SO. 10th ST. Arlington. Va, near
Pentagon-Large front room, suitable for
GTssn eoof an doa s1aafs
twin beds, adjoining large bath: has IRE
fast and use of garden; 2 gentleman or
service couple preferred Call Temple
1866, after pm.
ARLINGTON, VA. 1912 N Stuart St
Single and double. nicely furn. rooms pvt.
family Is min. downtown Washington.
Cow to Pentason and Navy Bldgs.: good
transp.
81 10 r. I. AVE, Apt 4, Mt. Rainier. Md
Room with living room. kitchen privileges;
suitable . girls. Between and pm,
WA $500, for appointment.
LARGE ROOM in private home; unlim.
phone; convenient transportation; l or 2
adults Call Hillside 0S33 Sunday. or
weekdays after 6 pm.
2 FURNISHED ROOMS, adjacent to bath;
breakfast privileges: cow. to downtown.
ICH 0073
COUPLE OR TWO LADIEs.Front room, 3
expos, next bath, twin beds; cow. Navy
"a blk. bus. 10c fare. is
min. D. c.: no other roomers; clean. COM
Portable. reasonable. After 5 pm, all
Sunday. Temple 1857.
ARLINGT room for woman;
on bus line to Army-Navy and downtown.
Glebe 400, Ext 3O4
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington. .. C
SUNDAY MAY J, 1874


i 1sc.sa, Y ssas Or Without board. Ssii
ss!:E ]: .l As. So. sssa III IN
DUPONT CIRCLE, ARKA-ssvsl oaesr.
s sssnsnsa 'ingds s s Ss ins BAH Or %
yic wsrdm.n PIX. b. = june /. NV Wo. $50 7s.
sufaT. ssissfhia NRS. employed lady desires
furnished room with housekeeping privi.
leses In nv. section. near 14th s.; rea-
sEf. aus. 0A NAN an here sss' war work. vine
misses own home and garden In CALI. ds-
sires room, pvt. bath. bkfst.. pvt. home
ends q Tor exercise. Boz 30. sss1. So
EMPLOYED WOMAN desires furnishsd
room, private bath. near 18th sAd Under
E GS ss sas TRANSPORTATION. After . p.w.
w VA WISHES sinsl. room. Norshw..s
msns nsoa sos
fast and kit. pys;; private. semitic home
KEfiNED ycSns i lady desires a fG sinsls rocm.
board preferred, watkins distance 18Th
and G or 14th and K nv. Box 1x2-d,
LADY. refined. non-smoker. perm, Govt. ,
quiet, clean, cool furn. or unfurn. room.
i Light eyening s grin. refs. priv; apt. OF
sEFsiiNE6V EMP. r CoU Pc desire oomsortsbl.
NV. to c. c. Circle. s3o. Box 1850. Star.
NURSE wishes furn. rm,, reasonable; ssl-
dom occupied; NV. section. Box 1000,
Star.
YOUNG MAN wants room or small ant,
private family. suburban or country: con-
ysnisnt TO downtown. Boz 1880, Star. .
WANTED-Single room. limited use kitch-
en-, within 2-nile radius State Dept. b.
singie, mature employed woman; can ar-
range Two nights week attending children,
eau MI. 1910 Sunday. or Monday q "a
GOVT. WORKER, ex.teachsr; must bs
perm; priv: home. STAY WITH chill
DEEN Many NIGHTS. Chevy Chase sec,
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WANTED Cont,

49, w 80 y - " 1919.
R,EIsnIGERhToa. e r. perch suite
kKrR1G sG1a eleetrie en- 5000 S condition
aS Sigh Is esla prices paid b,
defense housing project. This is your OPP
portunity to dispose of your used refrigera-
tor tors at the very best of prices. Call Mr..
drafting table, iron base AID. Si7s. : to
Swine MAcHNEs-we buy all types:
repair: hemstitchins; BUTTONS covered
EWS Ss az f. s RE 1906 eort RI s ssd
s sGgR,sa RI oSss Si.sF ssS
paTs, s1.55o up. ssss N st. NV, DE 7457.
SHOTGUN, hish-power rife, ~ calieer.
SILKS: tubs. toilets, wash basins .t furnaces nsss
ssss s. Al DAY d sSPs 81
f rsSs5 I { e. wanted for s-yesr-old child.
TRIc 70 for aIs-year-old girl TIE. 7ae5;
son q seryiceman. TN. oSes: 1880
TRICYCLE. for s-year-old boy. Reason
T IG.fi Mi WANTED for a-yr-old child.
TRUNK WANTED, large wardrobe type,
also large leather suitcase. Box 1876.
Star.
TRUNK. large, substantial for packing
purposes. Call ia. 1890, ~
TYPEWRITER, Royal standard late model,
elite type desired. Call Hobart $500. Apt.
TYPEWRITER, L. c. Smith or electric,
Pes ty seI pFvssi eB Bsr4zzo 0f sxt aas
VACUUM CLEANER and washing machine,
in good working condition. Will pay
WSsAsasHrNa = M dAaciHfffNE electric, in good
WASHING MACHINE, will pay top price
for baby washing machine In good con-
WATER HEATER wanted, oil burning.
SPACE Fok ssTfokAGsff, or 2. yrs. Prop
erty owner only. Box 500, Star.
SMALL FORGE and anvil, some hore shoe
ing tools Call Clinton 81.
Raj OFFICER wants radio; reasonable
70 70 BUY EJs OR RENT up to 100 cots. Also
mattresses and bedding for same. The
Want VAN; s SoSD TRACTOR for cash, reason
oh rol1 nj 1910 SUNDAY. h.30 week.