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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-13
Vance County
Al Club News

TIE Joint meetings Of the boys and
, :. the various HI Clubs in
",a~g County are conducted during
- .gG.c. week in each month. JOINT
.--e---> have recently been held
81 g-ayut the county. The topic that
"a. cussed in each of these meet
.-= las Screening. J. T. Richard
.-. assistant county agent, gave a
-e-" Interesting and instructive
s-.1saation on this subject.
TIC girls Of the AycOCk Al CLUB
.-. claiming q very interesting pro-
.... E.ey plan to turn vacant class
.,.- @. the school building into a
...-a- COON. Each girl in the club
80. greed % contribute ten cents
,-..G purchasing the needed ma
...... I.ov have an old lounge TO
.a..la aud VIII make a dressing
" .... orange crates. The cur
..... e.. the dressing table are to be
-.aa ". rcd and white checked ging-
..... TIC cover for the lounge VIII
1@ q. blue denim. The curtains
-.- &n room are to be made OF I'M
..@.-.ed domestic stamped with a
.a|nn design.
L." segular project meeting OF the
-'~11.e)Ug Al club was held Mon
Gay ",rnjng, March II. Project rec
'.a apDHs were distributed, and the
'.-.. necessity for keeping records
~a. ,gesscd. Miss Ranes showed the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-13

Didn't Jerry get a glass of wa
ter for someone's" Marge sug-
gested.
Where would he 60 for water?"
the captain wanted to know.
Jerry didn't answer. 1t was Jack
Berry who explained. There was
ice water on the table in the dining
ROOM"
Captain Mcdonald stepped into
the hall below the stairs And to
reach the dining room Mr.. Mont
calm had to go through this hall,
passing the door into the court. I
don't see the empty glass, either,
in the dining room or clubroom. Mr..
Montcalm, you didn't get a glass
of water. You went out into the
court"
Jerry's face was white. But
but why would go out into the
court ?"
Pm asking the questions here.
Did you?" =
yves" % z
what happened?"
81 stumbled over Al, lying on the
walk beside the lily pond"
HE'LL" exclaimed the reporter.
"And I was all set to run your lit
tie presidents picture on the front
page, as the guy who found the
body"
The captain didn't notice the in
terruption. He was scoWling at
Jerry. why didn't you contradict
st. Clair when he told me over the
telephone that it was he who found
Markham ?"
IL wanted him to think he
was the first one, sir. Nobody saw
me in the court. If only someone
had seen me there I could prove I
didn't kill him! Now II can't"
A murmur of CONSERVATION swept
over the crowd.
(To Be Continued)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-13

high school girls how to make pic
lures of old window SasheS and dis
cussed the correct hanging OF pic
lures. She also gave turban demon
stration with full directions for MAX
ing apd wearing one.
Regular project meetings will be
held at the following schools this
week: Wednesday at Dabney, Thurs
day at Aycock, and Friday at Towns
vile.
At the youngest and smallest OF
Vance county clubs, namely DreWry,
an outstanding piece Of work has
been done by the girls. These gram
mar grade girls have been making
biscuits and aprons. They were ask
ed to bring their completed aprons
and a sample of biscuits they had
made at the last project meeting:
88.4 percent of the girls modelled
their completed aprons and 94.4 per-
cent brought their biscuits. This is a
much higher percentage completion
than any other club has made on any
assignment. Haywood Capps, who
had the best apron in the class made
it entirely by hand from a flour sack
and the stitches were splendid.
There is a challenge to All Club
boys and girls to aim at goals that
are high and noble. Successful men
and women of today are those who
as boys and girls set for themselves
goals, planned well their course, and
took advantage Of every opportunity
to further their progress. 1t is par
ticularly important for every young
nerson to choose worthwhile, prac-
teal goals, because the goals chosen
and attained in life determine its
success. Here are some suggested
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-13
NEW ENDOWMENT
FUND is SET UP
AT UNIVERSITY

Chapel Hill, March 13-An en-
dowment fund "The Charles Staples
Mangum Fellowship" has been set
up by the Executive Committee of
the Board Of Trustees Of the Univer-
sity of North Carolina in memory
of the late DR.. Charles S. Mangum,
beloved former Dean of the Uni
versity Medical School, it was an
nounced here today by Colonel
Joseph Hyde Pratt, director of the
Fund. It's establishment has been
ratified by the Board of Trustees.
at is desired that eventually an
endowment fund of at least $4,000
will be contributed which will give
an income for the fellowship of at
least $1,000 annually" Colonel Pratt
said in statement. "Sufficient sub
scriptions have already been made
to carry the Fellowship through the
first year."
Colonel Pratt said the Fellowship
was established Ito honor the late
DR.. Mangum in appreciation of the
splendid service he rendered the
University"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-13
CHAPTER FIVE

CAPTAIN MCDONALD dropped
...u one of the overstuffed chairs
sd growled at st. Clair. Are YOU
officer in this club?"
i am president"
=. Clair selected a setee and
about to light cigaret when
police officer stopped him.
No. not there. Stand by the fire.
.ce where we can all see and hear
.."
\ slight flush pinked st. Clair's
.raeks. but he rose and stood as
a..'cted.
Il want to know more about the
.,.ung." Captain Mcdonald told
m. Could anyone get into the
az court without going through
.a, glass doors?"
The captains eyes were narrow.
H'I forgotten his former self-con-
~,;,uSueSs. He'd become the blood
n.gnd on the trail.
1 realized why he had asked St.
C.air to stand in front of the fire
~. ace. From where he stood St.
Clair could not help but look di-
r,ctly at those glass doors, and
S.nce one of them stood open he
.'uld have clear view of the spot
ue coroner was eNamining-the
lace where Alfred Markham
BODY had lain.
The fireplace therefore was an
\cellent place to stand a man to
sl,dy his reactions, if there was
~ suspicion that he might be con-
-ected with the Staying. I couldn't
sc. however, that any suspicion
could be attached to st. Clair.
The clubhouse extends from
>.te to side of the peninsula" ST..
Clair said in reply to the question.
There is narrow walk around it,
but at high tide the water comes
right up to the foundation. There
: very high tide tonight"
How do you know the tide is
l:gh?"
Why, why-I noticed it was up
over the walks"
oh, I see."
st. Clair hurried on, recovering
his self-assurance. There is no
other door opening out into the
court except those doors at the
foot of the stairs. Of course a per-
son could walk around the building
Z he didn't mind getting his feet
vet. and there are plenty of Win
lows, but they are all locked"
Locked from the inside?"
Yes"
Then there is no reason a win
dow couldn't be unlocked by a per-
son inside, who wanted to get out
MIC the court?"
Mo"
That's all I wanted to know.
Thank you. Mr.. Montcalm, I'd like
10 ask You a few questions. Please
AXE Mr.. st. Clair's place."
Jerry plainly was nervous as he
stood ug before US all. Part of it
may have been his natural BASH
fu!Hess, because he was still scarce
" more than a boy, but his eyes
refused to look toward the doorway
INTO the court. Instead, they fas-
tened on me as sort Of refuge.
tried to encourage him with a
smile, but it was a sick smile, be-
cause was thinking I would be in
MS place soon.
When did you last see Alfred
Markham alive? the captain asked
quickly.
Poor Jerry went pale. II guess
!, was when I looked out the door
and saw him standing looking up
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-13
Lemon Juice Recipe
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly

=. u Tou suffer from rheumatic, ar
..... or ncuritis pain, try this simple
.....'..@naslTe home recipe that thous..
.'. IT." using. Get package OF
,..-a" Compound today. Mix it with
s-.r, 81 water, add the Juice OF q
.'."E.. It's easy. No trouble at. all
'..t ,.'ayant. You need only 2 table
'.... .uI two times u day. Often
-.n e hours-sometimeS over
..-.,- ylcndid results are obtained,
i. '.a pains do not quickly leave and
wa dp not feel better. Ru-EX will
~. wa nothing to try as it is sold
= ",u druggist under an absolute
.'.aE-oack guarantee. Ru-Ex Com,
.I1d Is for sale and recommended
- rarber'S Drug Store and good
""- torres everyWhere.-AdV.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-13
% THIS FIRST.

Fill Strickland. am suspected In
10. m.ytcr Of my friend. Alfred MARX
g.n. rich young jeweler. at a party in
> riverside clubhouse. While Coroner
s.i,er examines the place in the gar.
len where the body was found. Can
...n Of Detectives Clyde NIcDonafd
.,st.cns members and guests in the
a llubroom.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-13

The Mid-Ocean is the name of a
large Bermuda newspaper.
Evening star., 1940-06-10
Gear Shift Boosts
Plane Engine Power

By the Associated Press.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w. Va, June 10-By using a gear
shift" to boost pressure of the fuel
mixture in aircraft engines, almost
unbelievable increases in power"
have been obtained, Erold F.. Pierce
OF Paterson. N. j.. told the Society
OF Automotive Engineers today.
In paper describing the problems
encountered in making engines pro-
duce more power for high altitude
operations, Mr.. Pierce suggested
further that exhaust gases streaming
from airplanes at high velocity ulti-
mately may have considerable effect
on the speed of airplanes.
mechanical supercharging is not
new to the aircraft engine" he said
but it's application has resulted in
almost unbelievable increases in
engine power output"
Evening star., 1940-06-10

against both Nazi and Communist
elements to protect liberty and the
governments Of the two nations.
The candidate, who opposes gov
ernment-indorsed Gen. Manuel
Avila Camacho, did not mention
the Mexican oil appropriations, but
urged closer relations with the
United States and a better UNDER
standing of their common problems
A wildly cheering crowd of Juarez
and Northern Mexico followers
greeted the speech, but while Gen
Almazan spoke. handbills were cir
culated saying Gen. Almazan "is
the representative of Yankee i'm
perialism." The papers had the
printed signature, Hospital of Mex
ican Communist Party"
Evening star., 1940-06-10
Germany Reported Rushing
Plans to Invade England
.'Chutes and Subs May Go Into Action
Before Bottle of France Ends

naval force needs protection from
destroyers or other craft.
The Germans are said to have
solved this problem by ordering
scores of 1talian-made pocket
subs" SO feet long.
Swiss sources said italian manu-
facturers have been shipping these
swift craft, which carry a crew OF
seven and one torpedo tube, through
the Brenner Pass by rail into Ger
many since last October The ves-
sells are knocked down for trans
portation
The German plan was believed to
call for the extensive use of bombing
planes to aid the pocket subs in
the task OF guarding undersea
transport operations.
Evening star., 1940-06-10
Historic Ships Sea Valves
Opened; Sabotage Possible
nv fha Aeeor;otod prAxS

BY the Associated Press.
PORTLAND, Ore, June l0-Police
examined the battleship Oregon to-
day to learn if saboteurs or juvenile
visitors opened the seacock that let
600 tons of water into the ship at
her anchorage here
Mayor Joseph K. Carson believed
some one attempted to sink the
Oregon, though she has no combat
value. But Capt. S. A. Monroe,
custodian Of the decommissioned
ship, said youngsters might have
opened the 10-inch seacock on the
44-year old veteran of the Battle of
Santiago.
Capt. Monroe said some visitors
turn everything they can get their
hands on" and that the ships sea-
cocks had been opened twice before
The Oregon had settled about "a
inches when the open valve was dis
covered Sunday.
The battleship was used for train
ing purposes during the World War.
1t was given to Portland by the
Navy Department.
Evening star., 1940-06-10
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BASEL, June 10.-Intensive Ger
man preparations for an attack on
England with parachute and subma-
rine troops are being completed
swiftly despite the demands of the
great Nazi offensive against France
informed foreign sources declared
last night.
With the Channel ports in their
hands, their parachutists resting
from the Lowlands campaign and
new chute reservists in training,
the Germans may be ready to strike
even before the Battle of France" is
ended, according to these sources,
who included both neutrals and
belligerents.
The Germans now have more than
100 submarines, it was said, almost
all of which have been transformed
into undersea transports for ferry
ing troops across the English
Channel.
The German plan Of attack
against England involves moving
about 175,000 troops across the
Channel in two nights and one day,
reports reaching here said.
Small Ports First Objective.
The first wave would be veteran
parachutists with experience in the
Netherlands and with special equip
ment for landing on the Channel
beaches. Their task would be to
seize control of small ports and coves
along the English coast.
These veterans, 1t was said, would
'chutists, many of whom are under
training on Lake Constance, where
their maneuvers have been observed
from the Swiss frontier
All the 'chutists will be equipped
with waterproof covers for arms and
munitions, informed persons said,
and many rubber boats made for the
Netherlands campaign would be
dropped from transport planes to
facilitate the work of the para
chutists.
The parachute troops would re-
ceive reinforcements and supplies
from submarines pending the at
tempt of larger craft to reach Eng
land with armored equipment, it was
reported.
Recent reports present a new pic
ture of Germany's submarine
strength. Striking balance be-
tween Allied and German claims, i,
Is estimated here that the Nazis hao
about 70 submarines when the wal
began and had building capacity
of about five per month.
Sub Program Stepped Up.
Since then Germany has lost
about 80 undersea craft, observers
calculate. but has stepped up hel
building program until it has prob
ably reached top figure of u a
month.
For the last few months Nazi
submarines have seldom appeared
IN action. and it is believed here
that they are being held in their
home ports for the day" of attack
on England.
Based on these figures, the Ger
man undersea feet now numbers
about 100 craft-40 pre-war vessels
and so ships recently constructed.
The submarines built since the
war started, however, are reported
designed primarily as undersea
transports, with range of only sew
eral hundred miles instead of the
thousandmile range possessed by
standard classes.
The latter normally carry crew
of $50 men. On the new subma
rines, armament has been sacri-
feed to enable them to carry 4Ol
fully armed men and some motor
cycles. it is said. Older submarines
are believed being refitted on similar
lines
Experts agree that feet OF
such undersea craft engaged in
transport work against a strong
Evening star., 1940-06-10
New German Secret
Reported Armored Car

BY the Associated Press
LONDON, June 10.-The Rome
radio announcer in a broadcast
heard here last night said Adolf
Hitler was about to launch another
secret weapon-an armored rail car
to harry the French from their
own railway tracks.
He said the cars were so small and
light that they can be carried across
obstructions to undamaged tracks.
They carry two men and would be
used mainly for scouting. Slightly
larger cars, he said, carry IL shock
troopers.
Evening star., 1940-06-10
Mexican Candidate
For President Sees
Nazi Overthrow
German People Will
Tire Of Oppression
Gen. AImuzun Suys
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
JUAREZ. Chihuahua, Mexico,
June 10.-Ge7. Juan Andreu Al
mazan, denouncing the Hitler re-
gime, predicted today the German
people would tire of oppression"
and would overthrow the Nazis.
The prediction was made in a
brief interview as Gen. Almazan
turned westward across Northern
Mexico toward Sonora in his cam
paign for election as President.
Gen. Almazan told cheering
crowds of supporters here yester-
day that he was pledged to eradi-
cate "totalitarian" groups from Mex
ican politics.
He called for a united front by
Mexico and the United States
Evening star., 1940-06-10
Comocho Would Fight
Any Fascist Threat

NOGALES, Sonora, Mexico, June
10 (P.-Speaking within 100 yards
of the United States border, Gen
Manuel Avila Camacho, admins
tration- Endorsed candidate for the
Mexican presidency, advocated yes
terday IAN armed stand against any
Communistic or Fascist move that
threatens the principles of democ-
racy."
The 44-year- former war min.
Evening star., 1940-06-10
British Airwoys Planes
To Omit Italian Stops
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CAIRO, June 10.-British over
seas airways planes bound for In
dia, South Africa and Australia
were ordered yesterday to omit
their usual stops in Italian terri
tory, effective today.
The planes will continue to fv
over the Mediterranean, but will
not land at Rome or Brindisi.
Evening star., 1940-06-10

lister and supporter of President La
zaro Cardenas' policies. promised
that, II elected, he would work for
a better understanding with other
nations of the Americas"
Evening star., 1940-10-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

OWENS REALTY, NE O4s6.
BEAUTY SALON in hotel; rent. S75; in
come. s475: al! new fixtures; s1.75o:
heat fur; check income $500: terms
M. KEACH, 1910 VT. Ave. RE. 2919.
FOR COLORED-Newsstand and boot
black parlor for sale cheap: good business
located in business district. Phone MI.
BOATS.
COMET CLASS sLooP, has measurement
certificate. Prescott Wilson sails reas.
priced Box 49-x, Star. 20'
WANTED outboard motors REGARDLESS of
SIZE or condition cash for same. 737
EVINRUDE and Elto outboard motors;
Thompson boats New and used; service
and parts used parts; factory representa-
LIFT CENTURY ,RUYABouT, $3.50: no
Airport Yacht Basin, Call CO 1874,
1887 RICHARDSON CRUISER, good con-
Capitol Yacht Club '
OPEN 1o1;i5,s sAHsoAT 40 50 IT,; new SAL al.
Phone 4lS Empire Apis.
TRY OUR SPECIAL cupboard motor winter
service. which includes checking isnition
system, cleaning carburetion. flushing all
water lines with fresh water. drying with
spectins motor in general: ali for So so
Southeast Sales Co, 737 1lth st. sc.
4sYExILIARY s5Es1L co SCHOONER Delaware Bay
$500 terms. Woodley 1868 ewes.
MUST SELL 3s-foot bay ishins boat
CGdhrryslsr motor, ready to go $50 cash
1922 Canal rd, NV
o. Z, .S
engine: excellent condition. 4 yrs old:
must sell Ii 9ss2-J
FOR SALE. 12-ft. knockdown cllnker-type
Brooks boat. partly built. must sacrifice.
EN-, 500 after p nj. Sunday.
CABIN CRUISER, 3ox9 fully equipped,
$500, Cale S-horsepower intoard tnsine. ne.
$40 Franklin 0603
3@-Fr CABIN CRUISER s5-hp p. Pierce
ARROW motor and closed bridge sleeps !:
Boat CLUB Il Water st rpt, se, Or cali Mseht-
san 3lOi
FOR sALE-Friendship yswl, - feet,
sleeps TO Il completely equipped, 900
WANTED-Cabin cruiser. on time pay
Spected Box I3a-x. Star
CABIN CRUISER. Chris Graft. 30 it. 90
tE cyIF eanpped ns f9Se cah Bs
See steward DI l440. -
HOOPER ISLAND fishing boat 35x7la It !;
hunting cabin, full equip. 6-cy De Soto
motor. good cond 5000 Inquire at Jack S
Inn. Deale, Md Sunday.
46-FT CABIN CRUISER bargain for quick
sale. For inspection and details, cali NE.
2Ol6
TRAILER to accommodate boat up to IS
# Built 10 rudder specification, with
bult.ln loading winch Used very lttla.
VIII sacrifice for $50 Langan Boat Yard,
No. l ShIpwrlsht st. Anna polls Md, Phone
2sl3
"s-FT. CABIN CRUISER with Gray marine
motor. bunks. ~unnlng water. toilet and
cooking facilities. boat is years old and
IN perfect condition: sacrifice price $50.
Sec boat al Hart2e Bod' Yard Ga,esvie
Nd Any information co,crrning boat may
be ACQUIRED from Oscar H6rtse agent.
Evening star., 1940-10-20

RUGS. .9x12, sxl0, ? scatters American
Orientals, Will sacrifice for fraction r.
value. l0ll Rittenhouse ST nv APT 2 =
Evening star., 1940-10-20

SAXOPHONES-Deep cut prices on used
instruments Conn soprano $S 50. Hoi
ton melody. $3.50. Martin alto $50 50.
Buescher alto. So 80 Wurlltzer tenor.
$50; Conn tenor. sos; also many Others.
very easy terms. Buy a. the Piano Shoo
and save Republic 1890. l0l5 1th st.
NV OPEN EVENINGS
Evening star., 1940-10-20
BOATS.

COMET CLASS sLOOP, has measurement
certificate. Prescott Wilson sails reas.
priced Box 49X, Star. 2O'
WANTED outboard motors REGARDLESS of
SIZE or condition; cash for same. 737
llth
Evening star., 1940-10-20

SELLING EVERYTHING-Leavins city All
household furniture must be sold immsti-
nUt fss6ioH-ao bsdroom sr,t, hookcss.
studio couch lawn mower. aarden hose
sink for darkroom. gas fireplace heasr.
easy chair washing machine and refs +,
etc Also 6-room modern home fo- sale
lovely yard. large sunroom. 901 Prospect
ave. TakOma Park Md.
Evening star., 1940-10-20

SEWING MACHINES recond. = 50 up;
new machs luc day. repairs, free ests.
SINGER SEWING Mach. Co, Gil 18th Il ".
Evening star., 1940-10-20

SEWING MACHINES-Slnger slec port 1,
S25, treadles. Is up, tailor, Sl5 repairt
y rents 81 I'd. Lear. dealer Nj 3O60 :
Evening star., 1940-10-20

SEWING MACHINEs-Au makes Tread'e.
80 50 al g ~ FE ianO
SEWING MACHINE Wilcox & Gibbs:
tresdie, excellent condition. y" So. WO.
Evening star., 1940-10-20

RUG. Chinese, beautiful, Eold With blue.
9xl2 gray painted French coffee table AID
walnut and need!epoint hrescreen ALSO
white enamel aas stove, Woodley 1882.
RuOs, oIientaI .eattsCs a.. cost price:
Evening star., 1940-10-20

| PlANO-SmaU plain case apartment size
| baby grand, Sls7, mshosany finish; very
| easy terms. Ma. 1923. Jordans, corner
| 18Th and G. Sts
Evening star., 1940-10-20

: RUG. oriental fsudis1, Ioxl3. excellent
condition AD 1850
Evening star., 1940-10-20

RUG. Oriental genuine Sparta, medallion
center room size. exl2. must sell, $50.
Evening star., 1940-10-20

BEGONIAS lovely ever-bioomina large
bloom covered plants very reasonable
ideal house plants Shepherd 1855
BICYCLE girls. hardly used like new,
* inches, cheap. 537 Irving ST. NV.
EnnInirh .GhS
Evening star., 1940-10-20

RUG. brown. skill: childs skis ana pole
ice skates. shoe sizes and 10. la6y
golf clubs, auto refrIgersto > pr. draper
les floor lamp SH 24Hs-M
Evening star., 1940-10-20

/ PIANOS-We have several used Knabe and
| btelnway grands in practically new con-
/ dition that We are offering at substantially
| less than their original prices; new guar
anteeS, very easy terms. MA. 413O.
| KITS. 1890 G. st
Evening star., 1940-10-20

. PIANO-SlIghtly used studio size spInet
sos Terms MA 473u Kit. $50 q st.
PIANO-SlI Iht!y Used latest mode. Xnaoe
erand, in practically rev condition, now
for sale a. substantial. reduction over
the new price. Easy terms. Ma i130.
! kiitk lHHn q &,
Evening star., 1940-10-20

RUG sarouk. Gxl2: real beauty: ss-rt-
hcins leaving city. 4fOO 18TH st T.
Evening star., 1940-10-20

/ PIANO small baby Grand in very sood
condition. 5l5 Rittenhouse st NV.
P1ANO-Latest model mahogany CHECKER
ing baby erand used in several recitais
and JUS. like rev, now for sale at sub
stsntial reduction. MA 1923 Easy terms
Arthur Jordan Plano Co. corner 18th and
@ sts
Evening star., 1940-10-20

PIANO, slightly used. latest model Hunt
neton spinet like new. Sl65. also other
used spinets from sos up; pianos for rent
~ monthly very easy terms. The Piano
Shop lOl5 9TH 81. NV. OPEN EVE
Evening star., 1940-10-20

PIANO-Used late model plain case
Schmidt 4 Schultz baby srsnd in rood
condition. Sla5. Full keyboard mahogany
case. Easy terms. MA. 473O. Kilt 5, 1880
Evening star., 1940-10-20

URNITURE-Cortents OF mode. home a,
Sensational savings orand-nep living rnl 9,
din nm. bedrooms. chalrF. tables
and!ronS, mattresses russ. lamps. etc
45o9 Yuma 81. NV. EN-. 1868. tInt
Evening star., 1940-10-20

/ P1ANO-Used Steinvsy srand in very good
condition, $685. beautiful ebony finish
easy terms. MA 3223. Jordans corner
Evening star., 1940-10-20

SHOTGUN. double barre. IG-eauee Re3!-
ne on $50 Btnn'nc ri
SFO-GUNS. tH-sauEe double barrel. ham
ner sums. also l pump sun. I22- q
Evening star., 1940-10-20

! PIANO-Used plain mahoaany case ster
| upriaht In very good playing condition. So
! terms: MA. 3":3. Jo-dans. corner 18th
Evening star., 1940-10-20

EVINRUDE and Elto outboard motors;
Thompson boats New and used; service
and parts used parts; factory representa-
tiNeS ~ llth