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La opinión., 1940-06-23
AovERTENcIA A EUROPA.

~ GOnOFhs
-Articulos y cronicas poll
ticas por ell famoso escritor
Tomas Mann. - Tomo a la
r1stica 3oc
kNTIclPoLIS.-Novela Neo-
yorkina. nor Luis de Otei-
za.-Tomo rustica ...,...... 25c
ANT oGlA PoETlcA, de
ID. Ramon de CampoamOr.
Sus mejores poesfas en- un
tOmo ooS
ALVARo oBREGoN. Su vi
da Y su obra.-Biograffa del
EXPIRE s i d Q nte de Mexico,
por Roberto Quiroz Mart!-
nez.-Grueso volumen de 676
paginas, empastado en- tela
INA o'oo
ATENAS. - Historic de una
~democracia, desde su naci-
miento hasta su muerte. por
Roberto Cohen.-Tomo r1s-
llca wv
BALANCE DEL coMUNis-
Mo.-Artfculos en pro y en-
contra del comunismo, por
varios autores.-Tomo a la
rustlca JUG
BOLlVAR.-La vida del gran
libertador sudamericano. por
Phyllis Marshall y John
Crane 1.OO
CABALLoS DE "A A.
Razas, apareamientos y cru
~zamientos. por M. Rodriguez
NaYaS v
DEBER DE HIJo.-Novela de
Matilde Alanic. Tomo a la
DE FuERTEv EMIT IRA A
PARIS. - Diario fntimo de
confinamiento y destierro,
vertido en- %sonetos. por MI
guel de Unamuno ........., 25c
ELEMENTOS ClENTIFICoS
DE PSICOANALI G AFlA
EXPERIMENTAL. (Grafo-
logia).-Por ell Prof. Fanny
Loraine.-Tomo a la r1stica doe
Ell ANTIcUARlo. - Una de
las mas grandes obras del
escritor ingles Walter Scott
3 tomos a la rustica ....... 60c
Ell ARTE DE FUMAR EN-
PlPA.-Elogio de la pipa y
su Specification segun las
personals que la usan.-To-
49, Y.11r,laA n 10 rhr4faa IN
Ell BUFoN, Ell BURGUES
Y oTROS ENSAYOS.-Crf-
ticas del famoso ~novelista
russo, Dostojevski. - Tomo a
la rdstica 25c
Ell coRTESANo. - Famosa
novela del gran escritor Cas-
tiglione. traducida al caste
llano por Juan Boscan.-2
tomos rustica ............ Soc
Ell CARAMlLLO DE OTONO
y otros poemas.-Poesias de
Felipe Sassone.-Tomo a la
rGstica SOC
Ell DlARlO DE EVA.-Por ell
gran c r 1t r humorista,
Mark Twain. - Tomo a la
rdstica 25e
Ell ENIGMA DE JOAQUIN
CoSTA.-Biograffa de este
espahol que no Sc sabe 81
fue revolucionario u oligar-
quista, por Dionisio Perez.
Tomo a la rustica .......... 25c
Ell FOLKLORE EN- MExl-
Co.-El arte popular y Ell
Folklore apl / a d os a la
educacion. por Maria Luisa
de la Tore de Otero.-To-
mo a la rustica ........... 25c
Ell FORBADE. - ovela no.
ruega, de bonita trama, por
Jonas Lie.-Tomo rustica e. 25c
Ell PRECiO DE LA LIBER-
TAD.-Por Calvino Coolid-
&c. ex-Presidente de los Es-
tados Unidos. = Artfculos y
concentrates de este autori-
zado personaje.-Tomo a la
rustica 75c
Ell SENOR DlPUTADO.-No-
vela que Sc desarrolla du-
rante la revolution mexica-
ma. o episodes historicos,
por Diego Arenas Guzman.
Tomo a la r1stica ........ 75c
e L ROMANCERo o LA
NoCHE y otros poemas de
Manuel r. Carrasco.-Tomo
a la rdstica 75c
La opinión., 1940-06-23

Recorra listed esta lista de
libros, marcados con precios de
eansa, y pida desde luego los
cue pueden interesarle. Son
libros que quedaran fuera de
Cataloeo al irse agotando.
La opinión., 1940-06-23

En- session verificada el pasado
microbes doce del actual, en- ell
edificio que ocupa ell Banco Ma
cional de Credito Ejidal, S. A. Y a
invitacion que al efecto corriera
ell Ing. Josue Zamora Gonzalez. De
legado de Defensa A~grfcola, qued6
constituido ell Comite Regional del
mismo no.hbre, habiendo resultado
electo para P~residente ell Ing. a.
Teran: para Secretario ell mismo
mencionado profesionista, senior
Josue Zamora Gonzalez y para Te
sorero ell conocido Santiago ".
Stone, Gerente de la Compahfa In
dustrial Jabonera del aPcifico.
Los Vocales son los distintos re-
presentativos de Bancos locales
que operan refaccionariamente pa
ra negocios %agrfcolas.
La opinión., 1940-06-23
DE AlIVIo

Personals llegadas de San Diego
no. traen la noticia del alivio cast
definitivo obtenido por ell General
Jose Maria Tapia despues de la
d we enfermedad que lie aqueja-
ra, para cuya curaci6n hubo de
practicarsele diffcil intervention
quirurgica, y de cuyos ersultados
Sc VIC a las puetras de la muer-
te. Ell estimable paciente, que estu
viera recluido en- ell Hospital Mer-
cy del Puerto del Sol, salio va en-
periodic de franca convalescencia
al poblado de San Fernando donde
ra1ica por ahora ell senior Tapia.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-21
Help Wanted
10

RELIABLE MAN WANTED to call
on farmers in Imperial County. No
experience or capital required.
Write K. INMAN. 2423 Magnolia
st. Oakland, Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-21
II Rooms for Rent

LARGE Clean bedroom, beds,
cooler. Suitable for two. Reason
able. 58l Park. i-Z4
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-21

SMALL, Furnished 2-bedrOOm house.
Inquire 535 Olive. 7-23
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-21

1888 MODEL, 6 #. Norge electric
rcllig. Clothes closet, 2 Snall and
one large bcd. 79& Commercial.
7-23
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-21

MEN. WOMEN! GET PEP, RAW
OYSTER atimulantS, tOnics IN
Ostrrx tables often needed after
40: by bodies backing iron, cal
cium, phosphorus, iodine, Vita
min 81. 3jc size today only 29c.
Call. write Clements Drug and
all other good drug stores.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-21
6 Personals, Special Notices
DE ANA HOTEL

DE ANA l1o Eb
715 Broadway san Diego
Newly furnished and modernized.
Daily, $l0O single; $l50 double
Weekly; $500 to $3.50 single and
$500 to $3.50 double. PHI Main 1896
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mitchell
7-25
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-21
Business Rentals

FURNISHED HO-
TEL FOR LEASE. Has good repu-
tation x is well located. Rooms
rent at reasonable price. See.
HERBERT LOWDERMILK
Real Estate & ms, 1lG No. 9Th
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-21
Transportation

Woman and child will share eX-
penSeS to Oklahoma City or Vicinl-
ty. Exchange references. Mission
Inn, 22O f. 9Th, Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-21
Situations Wanted

and Care of Children
wanted by two high school girls.
Capable and efficient. References.
PHI 1897 J8tin
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-21
Shop the Want Ad Section Here, Then
Save Time and Shoe Leather - 81
I9 Smr' Homes, SdIe-Rent

ATTRACTIVE Room, private bath,
garage. For rent for few weeks.
1921 28th St, San Diego. Opposite
Golf Course. Phone ia. BATS.
7-24
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-21
25 Furniture for SAFE

SUITCASES 89c up; Lockers 4.5O
up; Trunks 5.95 up. See them at
DEIOZIER FURNITURE
SAP Main Ell Centro
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-11
Two Churches
Hear Glass

Rev. H.. l. Glass, of Raleigh, dis
trict superintendent of the Raleigh
district of the Methodist church
visited and preached twice in local
churches of his denomination Sun
day. It was his second visit during
the present conference year he
comes four times year.
In the morning, Rev. Mr.. Glas.
preached at Christ Methodist church
and in the evening at the Frs
Methodist church. In each instance
the second quarterly conference va.
held following the service.
Reports of various church activities
If the two congregations were pre-
scented at both meetings
This is the district superintendent:
first year on the Raleigh di-rrici
having received that assignment al
the conference last fall.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-11
Talk Heard
On School

Mrs. E. G.. Everitt, head of the
Henderson Business School, was the
chief speaker before the Henderson
Kiwanis club Friday night al It's
weekly dinner gathering. She talked
on the operations of the school, the
various methods Of teaching the diff
ferent subjects and OF the accredited
standing of the school. She said it
was the smallest business school hay
ing membership in the National AS
ISOLATION Of Accredited Business Co..
leges.
The program was in charge of AIe>;
S. Watkins, who presented Mrs.
Everitt for the address. Also on the
program were several numbers b.
a quartette consisting Of d. r. Dickie.
Rev. l. W. Hughes, c. o. Seifert and
A. P. Barnes, accompanied by Miss
Helen Kimball, club pianist.
The monthly meeting Of the di-
rectors was announced to be held this
evening at the Capito! CAFE al Gas
o'clock, and all directors were urged
to attend.
J. Harry Bryan, president. pre-
sided, and attendance was IS percent
of the membership. The only guest
for the meeting was Mrs. Everitt.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-11
4ar1tnrrHnt1 daily @ta1atrh
Local Officials
To Attend
Regional Meet

Orricials of Vance county and Hen
dcrson are expected to attend the
regional meeting of county and city
officials which will be held Thursday
If Durham under the sponsorship OF
the North CAROLINA League OF. NUM-
Qualities and the North Carolina
County Commissioners Association.
Chairman S. B. Rogers of the
co,mtv board Of commissioners said
today that he will be unable to attend
the session because of other business
but that other commissioners are eX-
pecting to be present.
The meeting is one of series Of
twelve regional meetings throughout
the state for the purpose of discuss
ing and formulating statewide,
local government legislative program,
il was announced in Joint state
ment by Mayor J. B. Flora Of Eliza
beth City and Edgecombe County
Commissioner c. c. Ward of Rocky
Mount, presidents, respectively, Of
the League of Municipalities and
Association of County Commission
ers.
This is the first time the two
groups have attempted to get TO-
gether in a joint legislative program.
Executive committees meeting to-
gether in Raleigh recently planned
the regional conferences.
Among other things it is expected
that the discussions will include: Cd
use of state-controlled highway
funds, roadside Identification and
control, and county coming; (2) local
government finance, including state
restrictions on sources of revenues;
(3) retirement system for local
government employees; and ~
home rule.
The Durham meeting will be at
tended by delegations from Ala
nance, CasWell. Chatham. Durham,
Greenville, Orange, Person Vance
and Wake counties.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-11
Highway l
Improvement
Meet Planned

Representatives from all cities on
Highway No. l from Raleigh north
to the state line will attend a con-
ference here on Tuesday, March 49,
10 discuss q movement for improve
ment Of the highway in this section
t vas announced today by Fred M
Allen, Jr.. secretary of the Hender-
son Chamber of Commerce.
The conference is to take the form
If luncheon session at l O'clock
Allen said.
The matter to be discussed has
Jeen under consideration for some
me. ii was stated, and expressions
received by the local Chamber OF
Commerce from other interested
parties show support for the pro-
poSal. 1t is expected that discussion
at the conference next week will re-
suit in concrete plans which may b
presented later 10 the State High
way and Public Works Commission
Members Of the local committee in,
clude D. c. Loughlin, chairman, p
G.. S. Davis, J. c. Gardner, R. w
Bruin and Mr.. Allen OF tie LIIiuno,
Of Commerce, and d representative
Of the county board OF commission
ers. yet 10 be named.
Tentative plans for improvement
of Highway No. call for widening
of the roadway from Henderson
north to the Virginia line, eliminal'
ing the bottleneck which has proves
I dangerous traffic hazard in tht
laSt
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-11
Payne Takes Post
With Boys Camp

w. D. Payne, principal Of Hender-
son high school, has accepted the
position of business manager oil
Camp Sequoyah for the 1910 sum-
mer session, it was announced today.
Camp SequOyah is d camp for boys
and is located about Is miles from
Asheville.
MIR. tayne will be at the camp
during the months of June, July and
August. He spent one summer at
the camp several years ago, being
employed as d counsellor.
u. Walter Johnson, director OF
amp Sequoyah, will be in Hender-
son tomorrow night and will show
pictures of the camp, at the high
jchool at 1880 O'clock Parents who
would be interested in enrolling
ons in the camp this year are in
iited to the meeting tomorrow
hight
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-11
Warrants In
Jackpot Case
Are Served

Two warrants were served by
Chief of Police J. H. LangSton today
on S. S. Stevenson, general mama
ger of the Stevenson Theatres Com
pany. charging operation Of lottery
in connection with the jackpot pay
offs at the Stevenson and State
theatres here. The cases were set for
hearing in police court Tuesday
morning of next week, and 1t Is
understood will likely be carried to
the Supreme Court for a definite de-
cision one way or the other.
The jackpot system has been oper-
ated for several years by both the
Stevenson and State theatres, and
for some time at the Vance theatre,
in which some of the same personnel
are interested. The Vance is operated
part-time for Negroes.
After Judge Leo Carr in Vance
Superior court last week charged the
grand jury about slot machines, Chief
Langston called on Mr.. Stevenson on
Wednesday and asked that he cease
and desist" from operating the jack
pot at the Stevenson theatre. 1t was
continued Wednesday night, how
ever, as Wednesdays are jackpot
days. Mr.. Stevenson requested that
warrants be served on him in person
when action was taken, and asked
that the matter be held in allegiance
until today as he would be out OF
the city the latter part of the week.
the chief said.
One of the warrants today related
10 the Stevenson and the other to the
State theatre. No paper was served
for the Vance theatre.
It is understood test case is to be
made so that the matter may be
settled once and for all by the high
est court of the State.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-11
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE. QUESTIONS?
See Page -Four

/. On which European peninsula
IS Greece located?
2. In what country is Mt. Everest?
3. Which part in play is called
he stellar role?
q. In which branch of the Army
service is the chance of death
greatest, infantry, air service or ar
tllery?
5. Which state is called the Key
tone State?
6. Did the builders OF the Lean.
ng Tower of Pisa intend 1t to lean!
7. Who was the American female
dancer who became the leading cH-
ponent Of the Greek form in dane
ing?
8. What is the maximum amount
for which d single postal money or
Ter will be issued? ., =.
9. How many feet are in one mile /:
10. What was the title OF the Oh
ficials who were placed in charge
Of banks which did not reopen alter
the banking holiday of March, 1888?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-11
9 Divorces
Granted In
Civil Court
Two Are Nonsuited;
VanDyke Case Is Con-
tinued for Term Until
June at Request OF
Greyhound Company

Nine divorces were granted today
Al the first session Of the March
civil tern, of Vance Superior Court
and two others were non-Sulteo'
The suit of R. {. VanDyke against
the Atlantic Greyhound Corporation
and L. NJ. Robinson, for $4,000,
was continued TO the June term OF
civil court. The plaintiff seeks re-
coyery for the death of his son,
Charles VanDyke. who was fatally
injured when the boys bicycle and
a GREYHOUND bus were in collision
early one morning late last summer.
Robinson. a party to the suit, was
the driver of the bus. The tragedy
occurred on the Andrews avenue
extension Just east Of the city limits
as Charles VanDyke was delivering
papers 10 customers. The case was
set for trial as the first issue on
Tuesday morning of the June civil
court.
Divorces granted at today's session
OF the court were as follows:
George Roosevelt Thomas Us.
Oracle Lou Plaster Thomas.
ThurSton Thomas Brown VS..
Arlene Yancy Brown.
Mary Currin Murphy VS.. Zeo
Vance Murphy.
James Jefferson vs.. Lille Jeffei-
son.
Gertrude Page Webster rs. James
W. Webster.
G.. D. Williams rs. Betty NJ. Will
liamS
Aileen X. Daniel ". Herman CAL
ton Mercer.
Walter c.. Wheeler vs.. Mary AL
len Wheeler.
Non-suitS were taken in divorce
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-11
Assault, Drunk
Cases Heard
By The Mayor

Assault and drunk charges llia..e
up most of the docket IN cry eoul u
with Mayor Henry 7. Powell PreSio-
ing. , =
Lee Roy West, Negro, entered d
plea of guilty to assauIting ooiella
Johnson and was given gu days on
the roads, commitment not 10 ISSUE
upon payment of the costs ana SHOW
ing good behavior for the next l"o
years.
Frank Harris, Negro. drew ninety
days on the roads for aSSaulling MS
wife, Marie Harris. the roao teriil
suspended upon payment OF Inc OF
S25 and costs, and showing gooo De-
navior for the next TWO years
Frank Young, Negro, Went 10 the
roads for 80 days for being drunk
SilaS Hatch, Negro, tried and con-
victed for an assault charge, was
given II months on the roads. re
gave notice OF an appeal, and bona
was set at $3.50.
Guy L. Pitt was not guilty OF op-
Grating a motor vehicle IN the Guy
without city license tag.
Judgment was suspended upon
payment Of the costs as to Willie Ed
wards, Negro, who pleaded guilty TO
being drunk and diSorderly.
Buck Stewart was not guilty OF
the theft of SIS watch from Charlie
Davis.
Tried on charge of being drunk
and diSorderly, Sue Stamper, Negro
was found not guilty.
Tom CrosSon, Negro, pleaded
guilty to being drunk, and prayer
for judgment was continued upon
payment of the costs.
Willard Parrish paid the costs
when he pleaded guilty to being
drunk.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-11
K|TTRELL SCHOOL
DAMAGE IS SLIGHT
Porch of Dormitory Catches
From Lawn Fire at Kit
trell College

Fire this morning at 1918 O'Clock
did some damage lu Il front p"fch Oh
a dormitory nj kittrrIi College, 1T
Kittrell, some eight miles %oull OF
the city on u. S. Highway NJ" }.
A bucket brigade of students con-
fined the damage to Il porch.
1t was stated here that lawn ire
spread to underneath the porch,
ignitlng it.
Aid was asked of the city fire de-
partment, but Mayor Henry 1.
Powell declined to send either ol The
city'S engines.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-11
MASONS WILL HOLD
INITIATION TONIGHT

Royal Arch Masons of Henderson,
Oxford and Durham will meet here
this evening for the comforting Of
degrees of several candidates 10 come
over from Durham. A supper ORR
ginally planned for the occasion has
been abandoned, and only the lodge
meeting will be held. w. R. Vaughan,
high priest of the chapter, will be
in charge, and number of distin-
guished MaSons are expected to at
fond
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-11
RAPTISTS OBSERVE
BIBLE STUDY WEEK

The First Baptist church is OBJ
serving Bible Study Week this week
with meetings each evening from
Monday through Friday. at T:3n
o'clock. The Book We Teach. by
!. Weatherspoon. is the book to be
studied. and discussion will be led
by the pastor. the Rev. {. Norfleet
Gardner.
A welcome is extended to any to
~ttend.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-11
RUTH BAILEY, WIFE
CAFE OWNER, DIES

Ruth Bailey. colored. widow of c.
II Bailey, who has been in cafe bust
rcSs for number Of years, died
Saturday night
Funeral services will be held from
the United PRESBYTERIAN church at
3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Her
body will be carried to Clarksville.
Va. for burial.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-11
ASSOCIATED PRESS AND CENTRAL PRESS

actions as follows: Elvin Jefferles
VS.. Carrie Jefferies; Marshall Glenn
Atkinson vs. Edna Macon ADKINS.
Judge Leo Carr is presiding at
the civil term, following last week ;
session of criminal court, over which
he also presided.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-11
HENDERSON SCHOOLS
DISMISSED FRIDAY

The Henderson public schools will
closed on Friday of this week to
tive the teachers opportunity to at
end sessions of the state teacher
Meeting, being held Thursday. Fri
lay and Saturday at Raleigh, it wa
nnOunced today.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-11
Lemon Juice Recipe
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly

If YOU suffer from rheumatic, ar
thrills or neuritis pain, try this simple
Inexpensive home recipe that thousff
ands are using. Get a package o.
Ru-EX Compound today; Mix 1T Wfth
a quart of water, add the ]ulce OF i
lemons. It's easy. No trouble at an
and pleasant. You need only ta6le-
spoonsful two times u day. OIteh
within 48 hours-sometlmeS over
night-splendid results are ootail I'd
+ vow vol do not feel better, Ru-Ex Wi!
ny nyonev-back Guarantee. Ru-EN Com
hound is for sale and recommen meg
by Parker's Drug Store ana 1i1. soou
G,ug sores everyWheIe.-AuF.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-11
AROUND TOWN

Rotary Meeting - The weekly
meeting of the Rotary Club will be
held Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock
Il the Vance Hotel.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-11

A European scientist continues to
,-"dv the language of bees after
tavi1g devoted his time to the task
for the last Is years. This, no doubt,
comes under the heading Of I'M
finished business.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-11

Granted License - A marriage
paper was issued Friday at the
Vance Register Of Deeds office to
Richard c. BurWcll and Margaret
Harris Gambler, both of Henderson.
Land Is Sold-Al b. Wester and
wife sold the City of Henderson
certain lands northwest Of the city
for $40 and considerations, accord
ing to realty deed filed with the
Vnnrn Rooic:,'v SHturHaV.
Evening star., 1940-07-25

according to an announcement to-
day by Franctsco J. Hernandez,
chief Of the Pan-Atnerican Unions
travel division, who has Just re-
turned from Mexico.
The Mexican government, he said,
shortly viii send out invitations to
the governments Of the other 20
Evening star., 1940-07-25

be formed at q meeting ct the head
quarters Of the Allied Organizations
In room 227 Of the Maryland Build
ing, 1410 II street NV, this after
noon.
The meeting viii be held follow.
ing q 30-minute lecture by Miss
Emma r. Watts Of the Woman's
Evening star., 1940-07-25
Grid Player Gets Scholarship

James Irwin Porter, Central High
School football player, who Was
graduated IN june, ms been award-
ed . scholarship Ia engineering
ct Cornell University, 1thaca, N. =.
Young Porter, son 81 Mr.. and Mrs.
Evening star., 1940-07-25

Christian Temperance Union. % be-
gin at 4:l5 O'Clock. A number o1
ofaciak Of temperance organizations
have been invited to attend.
Evening star., 1940-07-25
Ahti-Nurcotic Unit
To Be Formed Today

A committee to cooperate In the
anti-narcotic instruction program to
be carried out In District public
schools during the coming year viii
Evening star., 1940-07-25
Trovh Congress Plons
Meeting IN Mexico

Preliminary arrangements have
bean completed for the second In
tersAmerican Travel Congress at
Mexico City In September Of 1o4l,
Evening star., 1940-07-25

To save gasoline horses and bug.
gies are being revived in Japan.
Evening star., 1940-07-25
American republics and Canada and
to transportation companies, hotels
and other private interests.

Taxi drivers Of Japan may con-
sumo only IS gallons Of gasoline
q month.
Evening star., 1940-07-25

Irwin 3. Porter. 37l3 Thirty sixth
street NV. was Z member of ths
National Honor Society IA high
school.
Evening star., 1940-07-25

Sounding Of auto horns has been
banned In hobart, TAsmania.
Evening star., 1940-07-25

Reg. tD "a. ~ IS, ~
3e. ID 81, ~ SO. ~.
Short ~ 36, (D 80.
Long ID SO, ~ 80. ID
40, D Al.
Evening star., 1940-07-25
CIssrsses! Wsmss's Fiss
SUMMER HATS
A. Price

We're 39S to 1000. New I17 to 500
Group Of 2lo! Mostly e-ond-two-
of-o-kind. Styles to wear now-for
the rest Of the summer
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS floor