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$50 DOWN: 7 ACRES, ON GOOD COUNTY
road. IA mi. D c.: electricity: S595. Ap-
ply Lincoln 5441 or 7075-J
3S ACRES, GOOD HOUSE. LARGE POUL-
try and brooder house, garage, etc; fne
garden soil near Brandywine. on State
road: S3, 700: easy terms. DAN ABBOTT.
A LOVELY OLD SOUTHERN MD. HOME:
attractive shaded and well-kept yard OF
shrubs and flowers: 30 acres with neces-
sary farm buildings; to close an estate,
$4,000. HENRY L. NORRIS. Marlboro Md
RUNDOWN FARM. 10 ACRES, BROOM
house. that can be repaired. nice stream
and beautiful woodland, to be sold by pub
llc auction Saturday, May IL. Drive out
Pa. ave. Sc. follow Md. Route No. S
2 miles beyond Camp Springs left at
Harts Corner "a mile. watch for auction
sign CHAS. G. SCHULTZ, owner, phone
Clinton 91-W.
20 MINIS DRIVE, Sill. SPRING; so A.,
!ge mansion house and outbldgs.. at a
sacrifce price with terms. 8. T. H1CK-
MAN. 1908 9TH NV.
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ADAM A. WEscHLER 4 SON, Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
BY AUCTION FOR STORAGE CHARGES.

BY AUCTION FOR STORAGE CHARGES.
Notice is hereby given that on TUES
DAY, MAY Z, 1910, COMMENCING AT
esc eoSo sacseedns AM and fnRY snp i
thereafter until all Is sold, We will sell by
public. auction at Weschler's. 915 E St
or other charges for goods stored with us
in the names Of A. L. Hemphill: Mrs
Gather; Terminal Van Lines, H. w
Henry Holmes; Ferran's transfer Co.
W. Hunter Baldwin; J. II. Callahan; D. r
Weekly. care A. G. Franks; Mr.. Thornton
Parties in interest please take notice
NATIONAL CAPITAL STORAGE &
MOVING CO., INC. 80 L st. NE.
An1A.CQ
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FARMS FOR SALE.

TALL TIMBERs-CAMP FOR BOYS, TALL
Timbers. Md, opens its season July J. En-
rolment limited. Call Adams l0l2S.
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ap26. dads, exSu
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF 4-FAMII4Y APART.
MENT. NO 10 SIXTEENTH STREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4-FAMILY APART
SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue OF a deed Of trust recorded in
Liber No. 5512, folio 49, ct seq one Of the
land records of the District of Columbia. and
at the request of party secured thereby,
the undersigned trustees will offer for
sale by public auction. in front of premises.
, On MONDAY, THE SIXTH DAY ?, OF MAY.
lowing,described property in h the Distriet
Square 1886, as per surveyors office plat.
Liber Is, folio 143, improved by 4-family
brick apartment, renting gross, S1,260 per
TERMS OF SALE: one-third of the
purchase-money to be paid in cash. balance
represented by promissory note of purchaser
payable in three years, with interest at five
per cent per annum from day. of sale pay.
able semi-annually. secured by first deed
st option OF purchaser. A deposit Of
100000 required of purchaser at sale.
Examination of title, conveyancing. record
ing. revenue stamps and notarial fees at
cost of purchaser. Terms to be complied
with within thirty days from day of sale,
otherwise trustees reserve the right to
resell property at risk and cost of de-
faulting purchaser. after five days adver-
tisement OF SUCH resale in some newspaper
may be forfeited, df without forfeiting
deposit trustees may. avail themselves OF
any legal or equitable rights against de-
GEORGE R, L1NKINs.
WILLIAM H. LINKINS,
ADA 4,26. .29myl .3.6 Trustees
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 Son, Auctioneers.
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PROPOSALS.


COMMISSIONERS, D. c., Washington, April
%, 194O. Sealed proposals will be re-
ceiyed at Room 500 District Building until
200 O'Clock PM (E. S. IT,. MAY T.
1910, and then publicly opened for repair
Ing asphaltic pavements and concrete bases
with about S,100 tons of asphaltic mate
rials and about 5000 cubic yards of cement
concrete base. Apply Room 427, District
Building, for proposals.
ap23,2 .25,26.27,2
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL, ETC, q. s.
Government Printing Office, Washington
D. c., April Is, 1940.-Sealed proposals
will be received at this office until 10 o'ciocE
am. May ID, 1e40. for furnishing leather
book cloth, gold leaf and other material
for the public printing and binding to the
Government Printing Office during the term
OF OIL ! year beginninR July 1. 1910. The
right to reject any and all bids and to
waive defects is reserved Detailed sched-
ules OF the materials. etc, required. ac-
companied BY blank proposals and giving
the regulations with which bidders must
comply. may be obtained BY addressins
A. e. qfEGENGACK. Public Printer
ap22.29.
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NORTHEAST SACRIFICE.

NORTHEAST SACRIFICE.
S4Q5 Cash above 1st trust buys this
attractive 1st-commercial semi
det. brick. large rms. bath, h.-w. h.. etc
Ideal home or investment.
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g. Co, ME. 5400.
RENT. S50-PRICE. $3.50.
Old GEORGETOWN: brick. rms. bAth,
RENT, .50@PRIcE. s3.abo.
Good ne. section: 8 r.. b., oil heat; GOOD
RENr sftshseo sI4SPR1cE 5R5 fsml,ss sos5o
4-family nat good white ne. section;
Q rms. kit, bath; large back porch: always
rented.
EUGENE A. BARRY.
3439 18th St. NV. CO 6Os6
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INDIVIDUALS OR BUILDER.
We have q. choice selection of lots in
both Chevy Chase D. c. and Md.-Nearly
ranges. S1,25O to So 900 and up. All street
improvements. THOS j. FISHER Il CO.,
District $3.50. Ewes. call Mr.. Bouscaren,
Adams 1922
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BUILDERS g. DEVELOPERS.
20 acres in Silver Spring Sec
! ton; all city improvements; 2
mi. from D. c. line; high eleva-
ton. IDEAL for subdivision. Will
sell whole or part. S. T. HICK-
MAN, 1908 5th st. NV.
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JUDSON REAMY,
1l22 No. Irving st. CHI. o22O.
BARGAIN

Lovely 8 bedrooms. ~ baths. den, IA.
rage living room, fireplace. large dining
room and Kitchen: ample modern cabinets;
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1RAJlERS FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL DE LUKE TRAILER coach COM
pletely equipped for four people; canopy
and and window ,h M awnings; toilet; protans gas;
be bought with substantial saving; trade.
terms. Cherry Hill Trailer Camp, Balto.-
Wash. pike. Berwyn. Md.
You EXPECT MORE in vAGABOfIp
and you Get u See them at Cherry Hill
Camp D. 8 l Berwyn, Nd
TRAILER for sale Can Dc INSPECTED at
22nd and p SITS. NV.
TRALERS new and used; easy to deal
With, Elcaf Coach Co.. Canary Trailer
WASHINGTONS oldest and largest dis
play Of schult Covered wagon. Plymouth;
large assortment Of used trailers; "a
CO.. 4511 Wis ave. WO. 3232 Open
evenings and SUNDAYS till 10 pm.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.
SUMMER CAMPS.

4 GARDEN ACRES. 3 RMS, KIT. BATH,
on End A.; cleo; lovely view: y mi.
Capitol Heights, Md. Hillside 0032-M.
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OLD CLEVELAND PARK $50.
- rms; baths. sleep: porch; 8 hre-
ample closets. lge. attic, porches; SUPER
CONSTRUCTION. All ext. walls insulated: !:
2-car gar: lot 7ox220. BIG TREES. SWIM
MING POOL: high elevation: conv stores,
schools. bus. MO 0a19. Oh 1900.
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$3.50.

newly paved MINI. ave and , blocks from
school and bus. Branch once 1901 Ala
ave. Sc. Open Saturday and Sunday after
,.. ~ HbE1fERT ". LEE ,so,
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

TO. SELL. TRADE, RENT IF PRICED
right any section, size. N. Z. RYON CO,
1918 N. Y. ave. MA 1907. H. F. Bieber.
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DETACHED AIR-CONDITIONED BRICK
COLONIAL. automatic gas heat, full insu-
lation roof and sidewalks. 2 b.r. porch,
wide lot; price, S5,925; 2. H. A. terms.
Call WI. 1882 or see 50lS Ventnor rd.,
Green Acres. Built by Albert w Walker.
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TOURIST HOME-$1O,800.
2 corner on prominent pike. has 1 large
bedrooms. Of which have running water
baths; automatic heat Buy this and
have It pay for itself. This is A bargaii1
Call REALTY ASSOCIATES, MA. 143a
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sUBuRsAk PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(Continued1
ARLINGTON, VA.

Nd ACRE GAR, BEDN1D.. BATH.
sun porch. conservatory, steam heat city
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LOTS FOR SALE.

LOTS FOR SALE.
LOT FOR SALE AT ASSESSED VALUE.
$la0 $sllas0no ooIsoo F.s block Of 54th street: be.
so9tb sS2t 5Gt aatao aoEPAM RI J. JACKSON
SILVER SLY IF SPRING sEcTIoN-BEAUTIFuL
iot between fne q homes sss' About s% 0Ylai; hai
price; 2 sites $3.50 each. 18th ST. bus.
OWNER, co. 1871: evenings. SH. 3471
DELIGHTFUL WOODED LOT, HIGH E1IE-
ready for building; S1,sSO terms Gail
WI. 1888 or inquire at Westmoreland Hills
field office.
2 18-FQoT LOTS. zoNED FOR ROW
ns; nysI,,s5 $500 p,, EACH ,aas sMALTz, MA. 24se;
NEAR ARGYLE COUNTRY CLUBI1s7
WHY NOT PLAN TO LIVE IN THE NET
rTSTpo,litanA TT",a AR Area .,. 9f Monttgomery cquntyi
Ridge, "a acre or more high elevation. on
county road, wooded; prices range from SC
to 10 "a. It.. Drive out River I'd. to Pyle
I'd. turn right into property.
WOODED ACREAGE HoMEsTTEs, 81, $50
Up, in the heart & MARYLAND Country
Club section; restricted. See us about
WI. 1880 eoos 'Vue or VI. Hf s15s. 0AiA' "AN'
Arlington. vA;.BUnDERs' ,ArTEN-
NETT. 2704 N. Pershing dr.. Day, OK
ford 2416; night, Chestnut 4140. 30s
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A CozY BUNGALOW IN AMERICAN
uJniv. Park with splendid equipment in
Guiding new G. E. oil burner: five splendid
rooms. tiled bath, front porch, det. garage
with overhead doors: conv. to shopping
center and TRANSFORMATION: priced at
$3.50. THOS l.. PHILLIPS, WO. 1000,
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NEAR 18th AND PARK RID. NV
SStrictly white.) Beautiful 9-r. and 2-b.
brick. h.-w.h. elec., garage, etc. Nicely
arranged for apartments or rooming pur-
poses. Price, $1,000; 81 600 cash, bal
ance in one trust payable S57.75 mo,
including SO int. OWNER DI. 450S
Eve. ard Sun. GLE 6Rl0
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Per month UP. Why rent? Let us build
your home. We help finance WILLIAM
NJ; K1TCHIN AZ CO.. Tower Bldg. MA.
$3.50. Evenings, RA. 2636.
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PLYMOUTH 1910 4-door touring sedan
demonstrator; little used; same as brand
new condition; built-in trunk; tremendous
erai trade ailowsnee iEo Sgs RoCrns Isrms' rNH Mo-
Dlrect Factory Dodge-Plymouth Dealer,
430l Conn. ave. Emerson 1a00
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PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe coupe; all-steel
construction; hydraulic brakes; floating
tires; exceptionally clean and sound
throughout; S425: guaranteed; easy terms
LEO ROCCA. INC, Direct Factory Dodge
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WANTED LATl-GODh CARS
Wen pav top cash prices for any iats-
model car Open syepings Call North
1857 .The MANHATTAN AUTO h RADIO
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PLYMOUTH 1898 de luxe 2-door trunk
SEDAN; finished in lustrous Chrysler paint
motor has been steamed reconditioned and
y ready Tor any road test. inside clean as
tne sheets on your bed, heavy-duty extra
tread tires. See this car and you will buy
L. price surprisingly low. Always q
PETER dear at Hill & Tibbitts, 1114
vermont ave. MA aS50
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OFT CoIEsvHLE RD.. 10 MIS-. NO. ST.
yer Spring-New 3-rm. dwelling; well
SnIer at door. garden and poultry house;
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

NO. 6 Z, CUeTIc AVE. ALEXANDRIA. VA.
-Six-room brick: oil heat, garage: large
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PACKARD 1895 4-door trunk sedan, Gus
tom radio and heater; perfect dark blue
nnlshi rs rich. clean broadcloth upholstery;
Today only, S395. Community Motors.
II5cc;o 6621 Wisconsin ave. (Bethesda). WI.
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PLYMOUTH 1887 coupe, 1920 Boccabello
service Station, SO @ st. NV. Republic
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LOANs-LoANs-LOA
8. 3. Freedman. 1906 R. l. Ave NV
Established 1924. Decatur 1920.
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Sc. 0O0-TWO BRICK TWO-FAMI.Y
FLATS-Four rooms and bath in unit; Ia
trobe heat, elec. and gas Rented to COL
ored good Northwest rental location. near
New Hampshire ave. and NJ st. Each
S126 month.
SHANNON & LUCHs CO.,
1905 st. NV MA 234S
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OSWNER MUST SELL MODERN GROOM.
norch.s 70 II, Colonial brisk home: screened
new stove and REFRIGERATOR: gas heat. 40
gallon hot-water heater: insulated and
garage; paved alley; 81 900 cash, balance
payable S4S.75 per month in one trust in
bldg and loan asSo. until paid. See OWNER
rms, oil heat, brick garage This North
east home just years old. A pickup
Can Mr.. Orrlson, ewes, Randolph b4l6, or
District 1852. j. J. O'CONNOR, Invest
ment Bldg
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ON IOWA AVE, NEAR ALLISON ST. NV
6-room row house, a fine home. all mod
ern only two years old; finished recreation
room: in excellent condition. to be sold at
right price. For inspection call MR.. Mac
MURRAY, ia. OS1S or DI 3346
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N. CLEVELAND PARK = SACRIFICE
beautiful corner home; cost $4,000 sell
S11,500. 4201 37th st. NV. Convenient
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

WILL PAY Cash immediately for your cal
Shepherd b276,
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AN IMPRESSIVE COLON NAL BRICK
home OF real center-hall design on q large
Chevy Chase, D. c.; paneled den, first
floor Law. sunroom. four bedrooms two
baths, magnificently finished attic. two
car brick garage; priced at several thou
sand below its original cost; 1t is real
opportunity. THOS. L. PHILLIPS. WO.
1880 until . pm, 35ls Conn.
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BUILDER WILL BUILD ON YOUR LOT 2
bedrms., bath. dinette, kitchen, large
rooms. S2,750: monthly payments about
ego. including all charges: S100 cash.
Phone BUILDER WI l2R3 1s
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Just Completed.
Lovely asbestos -shingled bungalow. con-
sistlng OF 8 rooms, tiled bath built in tub,
shower. kitchen cabinet sink. full base
ment, All modern conveniences and large
Co., el3 New York ave. NV. MA. 7416
29s
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PACKARD 1884 standard eight seven
passenger 4-door sedan; excellent mechani-
tires one Of the hardest models on the
market to find; reduced to S295; sold with
@r1Lten guarantee; most liberal terms.
Dupont 1900. Open eyes till 40 n m
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PACKARD 1887 4-door trunk sedan, model
40: black paint and upholstery like new,
good tires, fne mechanical condition:
one Of our FINER USED CARS: fully guar
anteed; S495 terms. 81 Hawkins, Finer
Used cars, 1883 14th st. NV. DU 4455.
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FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS.
826-2S High st. bedroom and bath on
first floor. 3 bedrooms and baths,
recreation room. Investigate compare my
price with other houses. To reach: Drive
out Wis. ave. L 50. over D. C. Line to
stone entrance. follow to homes. Tel
WI. 1880. Open / to pm
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| PLYMOUTH 1896 de luxe touring sedan;
| original black finish mohair upholstery
| nydraullc brakes; guaranteed: SIS down.
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$3.50 CASH.

A lovely Colonial home, situated on the
most unusual lot in Washington, u acre
fronting streets, beautiful trees and
srn equipment and in perfect condition.
VIII consider any reasonable cash offer for
equity above new S12,500 straight lst
trust. May consider small trade VA
CAN'T: Open every afternoon or phone
OWNER. Emerson 3O39. 3Os
Evening star., 1940-07-14

Our dnn1ol sale s beginning the
important selection OF fur shown here This
the occasion the opening Of COOL beautiful setting famous fur
department the floor
The summer sale exceptionally low will be ooed
possible indicated the
price will otter the sale is ended
Fur coats have been Moyneux
duce subtle changes the detaed Morrow
The motif important Softer shoulders Woines
and quite decisive preference
NATURAL MINK l.o95 1850
BLACK PERSIAN LAMB 2ss to ESQ
sEEARED BEAVER $50 to 7ss
DYED NdUsKRAr. 10
BLACK cARAcm LAMB 2ss 10 4ss
ABOVE MINK COAT AT lsso
julius Garfinckel 8 Co.
Street Fourteenth zsS@
Evening star., 1940-11-15
Revised Catholic Bible
10 Be Out About Aprll /

A fsvIsion Of the Catholic Hibls
IN English, the 1lrst to be made in
nearly 80 years. may b available
to clergy and laity about April /.
This was Indicated ct . meeting
Of the Episcopal Committee On the
Confratefnity Of Christian Doctrine
yesterday ct C1tholic University,
during which galley proofs were
examined.
The work Of revision has been In
progress dve years and consists
principally Of modernixing phrase
oloU TO facilitate reading. "Ye"
has been discarded In favor Of
"you." for example. and Inverted
phrases have given way to structure
more in line With current usage.
Tbs last revision Of the Enelish
ancuage version was completed
in l76o.
The Most Rev. John T. NcNicho-
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Miss Barnett Reiires;
Agriculture Librarian

Miss Claribel r. Barnett, chief
librarian Of the Agriculture Depart
ment since 1907, former president
of the District Library Association
ana vice president Of the American
Library Association, was to retire
today after 45 years in Federal SER
vice. She will be succeeded by
Ralph Robert Shaw.
Retiring with Miss Barnett will
be Aliss Emma B. Hawks, who
entered the library the same month
and year, May Of 1895. Miss Hawks
has been assistant librarian since
1907.
The big library which Miss Bar
nett supervised contains SOC, 900 vol
umes and receives thousands Of
periodicals and miscellaneous re-
|ports annually.
Secretary Of Agriculture Claude
n. WickArd said Of the two retiring
omcials:: Miss Barnett, assisted BY
bliss HAWKS, has built up . COM
prehensive and valuable collection
|Df books and other reference
material relating to agriculture and
hi its branches.
ITO this specialized field Of library
work she has contributed q great
deal. She has been an able admin
strator. We value the contributions
of Miss Barnett and Miss Hawks to
I'll branches of the departments
WORK"
Evening star., 1940-11-15

la, Archhashop of Cincinnati. and
the Most 1sv. Edwin v. OHara,
1ishop Of Kansas City and chair.
man Of the committee, attended
the meeting yesterday.
Tha Right Rev. Nsgr. william L.
Newton. associated professor Of
sacred scriptures at Catholic Uni-
versity: the Right Rev. Mgr. I'd.
ward n. Dou1e Of the school Of the
ology. general secretary Of the Cath
ole Biblical Association; the Rev.
Charles Pickar Of the Augustinian
College and the Rev. Edward ArbeS
are among those completing the
task ct Catholic University.
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Blind Pigs First
nosGet Their Food
b the Associated Press.

Dy the Associated Press.
HAYS, Kans.-Three blind pigs on
the Carl Smith farm were taught by
Mrs. Smith to find their way to the
feeding place. Now. fat and healthy,
they turn up 1T lunch time with
clock like regularity-first to get
their SHOUTS in the trough.
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Holiday Dance

The Maryland Society Of Wash.
inston win hold . Thanksgiving rs-
oeptiou and dance ct the Kennedy
Warren Hotel on November -. The
program Is being arranged BY Misa
Marie Sauter.
Evening star., 1940-11-15

REVISE ENGLISH CATHOLIC BLE-Members Of the Episco-
pal Committee Conratenity Doctrine yesterday
were checking galley proofs at Catholic University
revision In almost 200 years OF the Catholic English Bible
Left to right The Most Rev. Edwin v. OHara bishop Of
Kansas City, the Right Rev william Newton (standing) Of
Catholic University secretary Of the committee and the Most
Rev. John T. McNicholas, Archbishop Of Cincinnati
Star star Photo.
Evening star., 1940-11-15
|Weman's Party Dinner

The Government Wogkery Coun-
cil q the National Woman's party
win give . dinn9r at go O'Clock
tonight ct Hotsl 2loo. Nm. Harvey
Wiley VIII Be guGst q honor and
Win address the group.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-05
MEETS
IN JACKSON ON
APRIL SO And 10
a Number af M~esnb<rS Frem Mes
Palnt VIII Attend
Meeting

The MlNassiua Congress q Par
en0 and Teachers ali hoc IL Ith
Convention n jackson a. the ROB-
ert r Lee HoteI on April B-i0 Rep
~Feseulasises fn0n AuSE Point vino
are making plans 70 attend =
Mrs james 0Autier. president and
Mrs EdNla Lufep Of The High
Schooi ASSOCIATION Mra r. l. Wal
ION. Elementary Association. and
Mn Eugene We.k Of the Ed MAYO
School Association
Ma L T Lowxey state president
called upon ~ Parent Teacher As
ISOLATION memasTx IN Tire state %
help ln arr 49, - make the attend
auce H. tins convention the 2Exesz
o. any ever he'd
One convention feature that wtEl
b. OF particular interest 70 Tie locAl
presidents al D ue pEeAaents
~nreaEfass - Nhan time the STATE
president AL Weziee ger = Speezi
breakfast for Tie president only 4
banquet tnE Al the delegates III b
helc a. TIE esaae nf the meeting
The theme o uh ueeung I'll b
leaning for LRlrss Ia . Democ.
nacy Recognition ALL b. given Z
the outstanding ASSOCIATION repre-.
asuied
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-05
ANNOUNCEMENT

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should b yor ae or SHARE IN l.
me rapid and healthy gro~tn Of Moss Point and ParagOula
In recent wears Il pleasing ndeed. An1 our 70 me ueu-managed and
sound oondssan OF ur leadHng lnaasuzz cur people are employed and
maney IS beng circulated What nenx one helps all with the natural
resourues and facilities possessed ~ these neighbortns towns there Is
every rrAson 70 believe rat their growth viii continue Il : te am
nann q the ewnerz and management o. useae papers 10 assist In every
way % sused ua gro~xh.
We kno4 tmn ueH that nigh laeas and lofty sentiments sound
fine n uauer. baG " are going ahead and we se going % need your
help N carrying ot these sams purposes Mas We count on Your
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-05
CONGRESSMAN BILL C0LMER
APPEALS TO COLLEAGUES
BEHALF SOUTHERN FARMERS
Makes Logical and Forceful Talk Advocating Increased Ap
preparation For Parity PAYMENT To the
Agricultural Bill

SIC 70 re oseralis from 7ae . &c
gumenH shoes from sib4 10 Szsl.
apikN=Eocsh harr0ws from elo0S t.
SIS . NJ Conner pointed out fur
1er taaE whereas, - pounds q
cuttgn seala buy q MoFk shirt n
1913 TO-DAY "a pounds were r.
Quissd % purchase q similar shirt
He euueladed from this thai some
subsidy ahsaid D. paid the farmer
10 offset Eae tariff enjoyed p the
industry
NJ CaluasF further tcld MS col
leagasa uzaz while he NaS n syn
paths Attn the economy movement.
Ne aoazaE uzat The reductions IL
FeaeFaI expenditure should - pro
BoTtlaHa5e + am unwilling that
TIE farmer ahrsiG b. made the
goat e tbs seofaony drive ne aaln
IE response 10 ar inquiry from enc
q his colleague Representative
CaIussH aaszsea the House anaf -
was W0Ekiu& Il cuuJuncunu alfn IL
agricultural ieaders in TIE House 4
have ias HazE organized uefuzH ~
vote came % the conferences Feaoxf
carrying tnese parity paymemi
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