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Lost Found. Eshoy

LOST Tuesday at Circle Inn or on
Main ST. Brown suede purse, con-
tanning valuables and money. Keep
money, return valuableS and purse.
Phone Holtville 8718-J1. GIG
LOST-5-No. 4 and 8-Nos ra-
ton books belonging to w. j.
Langford. Please return to Ration
Board 6-16
FOUND LOCKET lost at Aten acres
weeks ago. Girl may have same
by identifying and paying for ad.
Call at Post-Press office. 6-16
WILL THE LADY who picked up
prescription glasses in j. G. PEN
ney's please return to office in
Penney'S. Reward. Gle
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-14
L a Hay

Los Angeles (UP)-Alfalfa market: No.
1, 31.00-32.0 90; No. leafy 2S.00-30 90;
No. 2 Is. .0O-26. 90; No. l barley hay "a. co.
26. 90; No. i oat hay &c. .0O-31. 90.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-14

WANTED-Mother's helper for sum-
mer months in San Diego. Good
vacation for right party. Call
1141, Ell Centro 6-18
THREE EXPERIENCED mattresses
wanted at Korners Cafe. els
WANTED JANTTOR. Apply at Joe
Bush Service. $40 Broadway, Ell
Centre. 6-l8
BARTENDER wanted, California
Hotel 6-l8
WANTED-Woman for office work.
Apply at Joe Bush Service, 670
Broadway, FL Centro. 6-2l
CLERK WANTED for liquor store,
man or woman. Local preferred
Must have good references. Apply
480 Main. 6-l8
Continued ca Next Page)
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CLASSIFIED
Lost. Found. EshuY

WILL PERSON who found leather
case of records that were left at
the Ten Thousand Club June lst
please call owner at. 612-W. 6-15
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CHERRIES FOR SALE-Place order
by phoning 1871 before Friday
night. Arriving Saturday morn
ing Gle
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FornaSero and Patterson.
LOcelace and SchausS.
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Personals. Spec. Notices
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-14

Business Services
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23

Route No. BUS No. 5
East Convent. 11th Street. Shipyard

Leaves town on the hour. every hour. begin
ming 200 um.. Down Jackson Avenue to Market
Street. 3 min. after the hour: Market Street to T.
Convent. ga min. otter the hour: E. Convent to
18th Street. 5h min. otter the hour: 18th Street to
Tucker Avenue. 7 min. after the hour: Tucker Ave
nue. to Eostlown Cofeteriu. 10 min. otter the hour:
Cafeteria. out Dupont to Beloir Drive. Is min. otter
the hour: Beloir Drive TO 18th Street 1872 min. otter
the hour: 18th Street to E. Lincoln. Is min. otter the
hour: E. Lincoln to 18th Street. IL min. otter the hour:
18th Street TO Adm. Furrugut. 20 min. otter the hour:
Adm. Forrogut to Washington Avenue. "a min. at
ter the hour; Washington to Morket Street. "a min.
otter the hour: Morket to st. jones. rs min. otter the
hour: st. jones to Columbus Drive. 81 min. otter
the hour: Columbus Drive to Roosevelt 29 min. of
ter the hour: Roosevelt to Mckinley. 29h min. otter
the hour; Mckinley to Short Columbus Drive. on
the holt hour: ShipYord out Lincoln Avenue. q
minutes until the hour: S. Puscogoulo Street to
town. rs minutes until the hour. Lost run. ll:00 pm.
Makes ShipYord run. 2:l5 am.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23
Route No. Bus No. l.
East Polk Street. 18th Street, 18th Street.
Lincoln Avenue

Leaves town on the half hour, every half hour.
beginning at 1880 am. South ~Poscugoulu and
Lincoln Avenue. rs minutes until The hour: Lincoln
Avenue to 9Th Street. 20 min. until the hour: 9th
Street TO E. Polk. ~ min. until the hour: E. Polk TO
18th Street 20 min. to the hour: 18th Street to Taylor
Avenue. Is min. to the hour: Taylor Avenue to l4th
Street 1874 min. until the hour: l4th Street to Du-
pont IL min. until the hour: Dupont. to Wilson
Avenue. Is min. until the hour: Wilson Avenue 10
18th Street amin. until the hour; 18th Streetto Adm.
SchleY. 10 min. until the hour: Adm. SchleY to 18th
Street ga min. until the hour: l4th Stree. to Adm.
Forrogut 9 min. until the hour: ADM. Forrdgut TO
18th Street. 8 min. until the hour: 18th Street to Lin
coin Avenue. 6 minutes until the hour: Lincoln Ave
nue. TO S. P~uscugoulo. 3 min. until the hour; S. Puscd-
goulu to town. on the half hour. Last run. 1890 pm.
Makes trip from ShipYurd at 2:l5 am.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23
First Run in the Morning
Route No. 3---Bus No. 5

Leaves Town ot 5:55 d.m. Goes down Jackson
Avenue to Morket Street to E. Convent: E. Convent
10 10th Street, Sill o.m.: 10th Street and Tucker Ave
nue.. 6:l2 o.m.: Tucker end l4th Street. Sis am. l4th
Street to Cufeterio. Sis o.m.: Cafeteria to 18th
Street. 6:22 um.: 18th to 18th. 6:24 o.m.: 18th and
Lincoln Avenue. 6:25 o.m.; Lincoln and l4th Street
GIT u.m.: 18th to Forrogut 6:29 o.m.; Forrdgut to
18th Street 6:3l o.m.: 18th Street to Lincoln Avenue.
6:34 o.m.: Lincoln Avenue to ShipYdrd. $40 am.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23
First Run in the Morning
Route No. e. Bus No. |

Leaves town. 500 dm.: goes down Jackson
Avenue to Mdrket Street: Market to E. Convent: E.
Convent to 10th Street,: l0h Street to Tucker: Tucker
to 18th Street; 18th to Taylor: ToYlor to l4th Street;
18th to Dupont Avenue: Dupont to Eustlown Cole
teriu: Leaves Eostlown Cafeteria. 6:l0 o.m.: Eust-
lawn to Wilson. 6:l2 oIm.: Wilson and 18th Street.
6:l3 a.m.: 18th and Lincoln Avenue. 6:l4 o.m.; down
Lincoln to ShipYdrd. 6:22 am.
Colored run leuves 6:25 o.m.: leuves Carver
Village. 6:35 o.m.: gets to ShipYurd 6:45 am.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23
First Run in the Morning
Route No. g. Bus No. 3

Leaves town ot 500 o.m goes out the Old
Mobile Highway to Linders Corner. Linders Corner
OF 6:O7 u.m.: Beech ROAD and Washington Ave
nue.. 6:l2 u.m.: Washington Avenue and l4th
Street. 6:l5 u.m.: l4th Street to PorsleY. Sis ulm:
Porslev ond Beluir. SIT om.: Beloir to Lincoln to
18th Street. 6:l8 o.m.: 18th Street TO 18th Street. $40
o.m.: 18th Street to Beloir Drive 6:2l u.m.; Beloir
Drive to Eostlown Cafeteria. 6:24 o.m.; Cofeteriu
10 l4th Street. 6:25 o.m.; l4th Street Q Lincoln Ave
nue. :29 o.m.: Lincoln Avenue TO ShipYord. 6:35 am.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23
First Run in the Morning
Route No. Bus No. 6

Leaves town 5:55 d.m. Goes down S. Pdscu-
qould to Lincoln. 5:58 u.m.: Lincoln Avenue to 18th
Street. 6:0l o.m.: 18th Street to Parsley Avenue.
sos a.m.: Parsley to 18th Street 6:04 u.m.: 18th to
Forrugut. 6:l0 u.m.: Furrogut to l4th Street. 6:l3
a.m.; l4th TO Adm. Jones. Sis q. m.;Adm. Jones to
18th Street. 6:l6 u.m.: 18th Street to Lincoln Avenue.
6:20 o.m.: Lincoln Avenue to ShipYard. 6:25 asm.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23
Route No. 4---Bus No. 6
Washington Ave-. 18th Street, Z. Convent

Leaves town Is minutes to the hour. every
hour; beginning 6:45 am. S. Poscugoulu Street to
Washington Avenue. 10 min. TO the hour: Wushing-
ton Avenue to 18th Street 2 min. to the hour: 18th
Street to Wilson Avenue 4 min. until the hour; VIII
son Avenue to Eustluwn Cufeteriu on the hour;
Tucker Avenue TO 18th Street. 2 min. otter the hour;
18th Street to E. Convent. 3 min. after The hour: E.
Convent TO Morket Street. 8 min. otter the hour;
Murket Street to Jackson Avenue. 6A minutes of
ter the hour; Jackson Avenue TO town. 10 minutes
otter the hour. Lost trip l0:45 p.m. Makes Ship
yard run. 2:l5 am.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23
S1aipyard Rum
First Run in the Morning
Route No. Bus No..

Leave town 600 d.m.. goes down Jackson Ave
nue. to Market Street: Market TO East Convent and
10th Street. Sos o.m.: 10th and Tucker. 6:06 dm.;
Tucker to l4th. sos d.m.: Tucker to Eostlown Cofe-
teriu. 6:l2 u.m.: Belair and Wilson Drive. 6:l5 u.m.:
Eelair Drive and 18th Street. 6:l6 u.m.: 18th and
Lincoln Avenue. 6:l8 u.m.: Down Lincoln Avenue
TO S hipYord. 6:25 a.m.
Colored run leuves town $50 am. Leaves Cor
yer Village. $40 o.m.: Leaves Gulfdale. 6:45 u.m.;
gets to ShipYord $3.50 am.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23

Old Mobile Highway, Bayou C0sotte. 18th
and 18th Street.
hour: beginning GAS u.m. Out Jackson Avenue
and Mobile Highway to Linders Corner. 8 min. until
the hour: Beach Road to Washington Avenue 4
min. until the hour: Washington Avenue to l4th
Street on the hour: l4th Street to Parsley. one min.
otter the hour: PorsleY Street to Beloir Street. Ia
min. after the hour: Beloir Street to Lincoln Avenue.
4 min~dfter the hour; Lincoln Avenue to 18th Street.
5 min. otter the hour: 18th Street to 18th Street. 7
min. otter the hour: 18th Street to Bsluir Drive. 8
minutes otter the hour: Beloir Drive TO EustIown
Cafeteria. II min. otter the hour: Eustluwn Cufe-
teriu to l4th Street TO Lincoln Avenue. Is min. otter
the hour: Lincoln Avenue to S. P~uscuqoulu. II min.
after the hour: S. Poscugoulu to town q min. otter
the hour. Last run. l0:45 pm.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23
Route No. 3---Bus No. z
East Lincoln Avenue, 18th Street, 18th
Street and Washington Avenue

Leaves town Is minutes otter the hour. every
hour. Beginning 7:l5 o.m. S. Poscugoulu Street 10
Lincoln Avenue. Is min. otter the hour: Lincoln
Avenue to Beluir Drive. "a min. otter the hour: Bel
cir Drive to 18th Street. rs min. otter the hour; 18th
10 18th Street. ~ minutes after the hour: 18Th Street
TO Lincoln Avenue. 20 min. otter the hour; Lincoln
Avenue 10 18th Street. on the half hour: 18th Street
TO Washington. rs min. until the hour: Washington
Avenue to S. Puscugoulu. "a min. to the hour: S.
Puscugoulu to town. Is min. 10 the hour. Lost run
ll:l5p.m. Mukes trip from ShipYurd. 2:l5 am.
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CHARLOTTE SPOTS

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Aug. a.
(P)-Spot cotton 22.46.
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MARIAN MARTIN

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OVER THE NETWORKS

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10
x,xterr War Time P. NJ. - suotrAr' o"'
uour for CwT.. Hrs. for MWI.
oh.ryes in programs as hsted are "0e
to corrections by networks maue
too late to incorporate.
x.A, Front Page Farrell Serial - nbc
snarrow and The Hawk. Serial - cos
1reene wicker Song Lady - aoc-eas1
HOP Harrigan in Repeat - other ape
Ton, Mix Serial Series mbs-oasle
e.nnMNews Report for Is Minis. - noc
Quincy Howe and News Period - cps
walter Herman and News - aoc-ess.
Repeat of the Terry Serial - apc-Wes
Howe in Answers. Repeat - mos-"Sss
o:15-America serenade: SPOTS nbs
Jimmy Carroll Sings. Orchestra - cos
Reneat From Dick Tracy - abc-wes,
Repeat slperman's Serial - mos-west
e.3o-Sally Moore's Song Concert - cos
lack Armstrong in Repeat - abc-west
Repeat House of Mystery - mos-"esl
s .45-I.owell Thomas & Newscast-noc
World News and Commentary = cps
Charlie Chan Adventures - aoo-oasle
Tom Mix Serial Repeat - mbs-west
7.coIRadio's Supper Club nbc-basic
Ted Husing Talks About Sports - chs
News, Commentary 8. Overseas - abe
Fred Morrison in Comment - mbs
7.1-News & Comment of World-roc
Danny O'Neil and His Songs - CPS
Comment Period for Is Minutes - abe
Listen to the Waves in Songs - mps
7:30-Music of Three Suns TITO = noc
Ellery Queen. a Detective - cbs-oaslc
Dancing Music Orchestra - other cps
Lone Rangers Drama OF West - abe
Mutual Melodies for 80 Minutes - mbs
7A5-K.ltenborn and Comment - nbc
e:oo-Mr, and Mrs. North. Drama-noc
The Saint, Detective Series - chs
Pic and Pat in Summer Series - abe
Cecil Browns News Comment - n.bs
6:15-Don Gardiner & Newscast - abe
Now It Can Be Told, Drama - mbs
S:30-Billie Burke Comedy Show - noc
Jean Hersholt and DR.. Christian - chs
The Fishing and Hunting Club - abe
Bert Wheeler in Comedy Show - mhs
s:55-Five Minutes News Period - cos
:00-Wednesdey with You, Mus. - nbc
Crime Photog, Dramatic Snow chs
Curtain Time, Dramatic Series abe
Gabriel Heater and Comment - mbs
o:15-Real Life Stories. Drama - mbs
9 :eo-District Attorney, Drama nbc
Detect and Collect, Quiz Series chs
Jones and l. Safety Drama - abe
Spotlight Band. Guest Orches. mbs
9:---Five Minutes Story Teller - abe
1O:n0-phil Harris Music g. Quiz - nbo
Great Moments n Music, Conc. - chs
Counter Soy, Drama of War abe
Human Adventures in Science mos
10:?o-G. l. Laffs VIM. Gargan - chs
Marty Dale's Piano Program abe
Leave It to Girls, Roundtable mbs
10:d5-A Report From Overseas - abe
i :0o-News for As Minutes nbc-basic
The Supper Club Repeat - other nbc
News, Variety, Dance hr. cbs-abc
Newsreel Dance Orches., h. mbs
l. :oO-Variety and News to ! a. m.-nbc
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Aug. 14.-(P)-Trad
ers in the grain futures marke
went about their business toda..
on the basis the news of the en-
of the war with Japan had bee
discounted as a trade factor an
when it does come will have littl,
effect.
At the close wheat was unchang
ed to IA lower than yesterday
close, September $l.46 81. Corr
was IL to 1-8 higher, December
S1.14 3-4. Oats were 3-8 to Il
higher, September So 3-4-59. Rye
was 3-8 to l IA lower, September
SLAB 5-8-1-2. Barley was unchang
ed to l IL cent higher, September
$1.O3 IA.
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-(P)-Cot-
ton futures rebounded up to Is
{ 81, s. bale today on mill and To-
cal buying buying which found Of
ferings scarce following three pre-
Vlous sessions of declining prices
New highs for the day wer ,
made at the close with final levels
30 to Is cents bale net higher.
Volume was light pending
cla rification- of the Japanese sit
uation and reconversion eteps of
tne cotton textile industry from
war to peace time production. In
the worth street market it was re-
ported some contract termination
mas already come through.
Futures close IS to rs cents
bale higher.
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RADIO
WIND Wilmington
400 Kc

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Is
=.ao-"Fsmily Altar;
7.4s-"U. P. News.
a aoo News with Martin Asronsky'
e.,LYour Life Today
q 3oE"Musical CLOCK.
2.45-"Rosa Rio. >,
s: 80 rDe Breakfast Club with Don NC
Neil.
.oo-My True Story.
io.as-It Really Happened.
.ao-Hymns Of all GhuIches'
1o:ao- 1ne.tfsst in Hollywood - ION
,,.3n-Gl Martyr, News.
11:45-Ted Malone:
1a:oo-Glamour Manor. ,r.,,.r.
!a:eo-Farm and Home Makers
= .ooLBaukhage Talking
1.1L"Musical 1nterlude." ....N.vs
1:e5-"News" - Wiimihs'o"
1.3oL"Let's Dance. ~,.,,.
a.ooLWilliam Nichols - News
1.15-Ethel and Albert.
o.3oAThe Fitzgeralds. vn
1.oo-"songs by Morton Downey'
3:15-"Organ Serenade.
s.3oILadies be Seated:
S.oo-Time Views the News.
1.15-Johnny Thompson.
4.ao-Beports from Abroad
4:45-Hop Harrigan.
s.oo-Terry and the Pirates.
s.I5-"Treasury Salute. .o
s:so-.Lonc Ranger" - Mer'ta'
s.oo-Kiernan's News Corner.
e.1sLorange Crush Serenaders
Musical 1nterlude." x.vs
M "Ncus,, - Wilmington Star-Ne"S
-"Ten. Two. Four Time
S S.s5 -"Korn Robbers"
eooLHeadline Edition.
80 con Henderson - News.
..ao-Your Job Reporter.
5.S5-"Let's Dance"
: Hutchinson Jubilee Singers
s:i5-News of Tem n1,ntiMr Club.
-"Extrangaganza.
e:3o-Jones and I.
o.55-Coronet Story Teller.
1G.ocLCounterspy.
1o.so-Piano Guitar and Drum
10 45Janet Flannerr:
11:oo-"U. P. News"
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 14.-P)-
Cotton futures closed very steady
so to IS cents bale higher.
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Open High Low Last
CHICAGO POTATOES

CHICAGO, Aug. 14.-(R)-(WFA)
Potatoes: Arrivals IS, on track
129, total U. S. shipments 500.
New stocks: Supplies very light,
demand fair; market firm for best
red stock, market about steady for
others; California long whites, U.
S. No. l, size A, $3.50; Nebraska
red warbas, U. S. No. l, size A,
$2.75; Nebraska cogblers, U. S. No.
l, size A, $3.50; Idaho bliss
triumphs, U. S. No. 1, size A, $500;
russell Burbanks, U. S. No. l, size
A, $3.50; Washington long whites,
U. S. No. l, size A, $500; com.
mercial, size A, $3.50.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Aug. IA up Fed
steers and yearlings closed steady
to strong with choice kinds active.
Eastern shipper demand narrowed
and limited receipts acted as the
sole supporting influence.
Swine prices chung to ceiling
levels and the $500 salable offer
ings sold early.
Sheep were moderately active
and finished mostly steady.
Salable receipts included 5000
cattle and $500 sheep.
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ATKINSON NEWS

The Rev. w. c. Smith and family
Of Sylvester, Ca, F. C. Pelot and
family of Tallahassee, Fla, E. G.
Payne and family of Norfolk and
Dr.. w. H. Lewis of petersburg,
Va, and Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Lewis
Of Sunset Park, have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Lewis at At
kinson. Mr.. Lewis has been i'll
for two weeks. Mrs. Smith, Mrs.
Pelot, Mrs. Payne, Doctor Lewis
and M. F. Lewis are Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis children.
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, Ca, IA (R -Tur-
pentine rs IL cents gallon; Of
ferings none (50-gal. bbls.); sales
none; receipts 116 barrels; ship
ments 1872 barrels; stocks 1888
barrels.
Rosin, Q00-lb. drums), offerings
none; sales none; receipts 261;
shipments none; stocks SAL.
Quote: B 600; D 6.07; E $50;
G 6.74; H and l 6.76; K $50; N
6.98; VIC 1923; WV and x $50.
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RALEIGH EGGS, POULTRY

RALEIGH, Aug. 14.-(P)-NC-
DA)-Egg and poultry markets
steady.
.RALEIGH.-U. S. garde AA, ex-
ira large, SO; hens 25.8.
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NEW ORLEANS SPOTS

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 14.-(P)-
Spot cotton closed steady so cents
a bale higher here today. Soles
At. Low middling 1885, middling
q. 30, good middling 22.70, receipts
431, stock 201,6
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N HOG MARKETS

RALEIGH, Aug. 14.-(P}-(NC.
DA)-Hog markets active and
steady with tops of .14.55 at Rocky
Hount Clinton and 1895 at Rich.
mond.
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PICTURED in front Of a microphone,
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt is shown as
she spoke in a two-way broadcast
from New York to Leksand, Swed-
en-. DR.. Lise Neither, noted wom-
an scientist whose research helped
develop the atomic bomb. broad
cast from the Leksand end. Both
Mrs. Roosevelt and DR.. Neither
placed the responsibility on the
women OF the world to see that
atomic energy is used for the bene-
At Of man: (1nternational)
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CHICAGO DAIRY PRODUC'

CHICAGO, Aug. 14.-(P)-Butter
unsettled; receipts 997,059. Eggs
receipts 9.5O3: firm.
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VETERANS
WORD WAR II

male or female who have
served ar Teast 80 days and who
we're honeFahiy discharged, We
VIII Gladly help YOU to obtain
guaranteed home loan under the
g. !. Bill Of Rights, Consult US
for information or advice without
any obligation 70 you.
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- SFAE&
MAYFAIR ST, - Duplex, 10
rms each side, nd wd floers,
excellent condition, side
available for buyer, Price
$1,000, Terms.
WINTHROP ST, 2 fam,
house, white sinks, low baths,
steam or hot water heat, large
lot of land, Price $4,000 or less.
terms.
EBERT ST. - ; fam, $3.50
rms, sep. hot water heaters,
Income $500 per mo. Price
$4,000, $500 down.
MUNRoE SIT fam. house,
S-S-4-4 nm. suites, nd wood
floors, latest sunken baths,
built-in cabinet sinks, white
stoves, hot water heat, oil
system. Rents S1sO monthly.
Price SS5OO-SI5OO down. New
ly built house.
DALE SITS fam, house, s.
SIS rm. suites, reception hall,
hard wood floors, white sinks,
sep. heaters. Rents 800
monthly. Price S65OO-S15OO
down.
rs WINDSOR ST-l0 room
brick house, arranged for 3
families, 2 bath rooms. Price
$1,000, 5000 down.
IN CAMBRIDGE-very nice
church in prime condition,
including all fixtures. Price
$4,000, Terms,
FOR SALE-Fine baby grand
IveFs g. Pond piano.
TO LET
l and 2 rooms for light house
keeping.
Garage at 81 Harrishof 81,
Rent $500.
w. SPRINGFIELD ST. II
rms available Sept. 6, Rent
$1,000 monthly,
{. Z. ROUNDTREE
90 Humboldt Ave,
Garrison 5000
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Sand Lot Football

Mayor Kerrigan announced
the formation of sand lot foot
ball team leagues to play at
Fairgrounds, fields, and parks
throughout the city this fall. To
avoid undue injury, the games
will be supervised by competent
officials appointed by the May
o"'s T~"~caticn Board. The
youngsters will be assigned to
teams in their own age group,
and skilled instructors will teach
the fundamentals of football,
Boys interested in forming
teams are urged by the Mayor
to call Director Phil Kehoe,
Board of Recreation, Pinebank,
Jamaicaway, Jamaica Plain,
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Gardner Museum
Opens Fall
Concert Season

Tuesday afternoon at 2:45 p.
m. Eleanor Davis, contralto, and
Sophie Jacynowiez, pianist, will
give a concert, Nancy Trickey,
soprano, and Elizabeth Seher,
pianist, both familiar to museum
audiences, will give a program
at the same hour Thursday af-
ternoon, September 6,
A concert by David Bacon, pi-
anist, and Wesley Copplestone,
tenor soloist for the past three
years IN the Handel and Haydn
Society presentations Of the
Messiah" and Creation" Sun
day afternoon at 2 p. m. viii
open the fall musical season at
the Isabella Stewart Gardner
Museum in the Fenway.
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Boston Clerical School
Offers Postwar Courses

The REIMBURSEMENT of thou
sands of workers to peacetime
jobs, due to the termination of
the war will, in he opinion of
Chester NJ. Grover, Headmaster
of the Boston Clerical School,
require in many cases specialize
ed reconversion training of Of
flee employees.
In order to meet this need,
Mr.. Grover pointed out, the Bos-
ton Clerical School has in pre-
paration specific reconversion
courses to be offered upon the
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opening of the city schools on
IS, in addition to the
regular courses in bookkeeping,
stenography, and secretaryship,
designed primarily for high
school graduates and other quail
flied applicants who desire to
work for a diploma.
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q
in Alumni all
United states
band
the right
in
fO
independence Trades will taught the Vocational
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FOULED, AWARDED ONE ROUND
MOORE STILL FAVORITE

CLEVELAND, o - (CNS) -
After a gallant start, clever
Archie Moore was more than
holding his own with the coun-
try's leading civilian heavy
weight, Jimmy Bivens, Wednes-
day mite of last week at Cleve-
land Stadium. when in Round 2
Bivens dropped Moore with a
short right-hand. Moore was
on his knees waiting for Bivens
to go to a neutral corner. In
stead the enrageG Bivens delib-
arately struck Moore a vicious