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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-14
INDIANS WIN OVER TIGERS. : TO
smith GETS SIXTH
VICTORY OF YEAR
Lefthander Allows Is Hits
But Bears Down In Pinches;
Tribe Regains Second Spot

CLEVELAND, June 13- R 49,
Cleveland's slump-ridden Indians
regained second place from De-
troit in the American league today
by shading the Tigers, 3 to 2, be-
hind Southpaw Al Smith.
The former national Lacquer,
pitching before 5000 customers in
the days only major league game,
turned in his sixth victory of the
year through tight hurting in the
pinches and two errors by Char
lie Gehringer, usually dependable
Detroit second baseman.
With two out in the tenth and
Roy (Beau) Bel on second b y
virtue of a two-bagger, Ben Chap
man grounded to Gehringer, who
fumbled and then threw wild to
first to permit Bell to count the
winning run. The play drew Geh'
ringer two errors and broke the
Indians three-game losing streak.
Smith, who has been defeated
only once this season, was touched
for IS hits, including a first-inning
homer by Gehringer, but kept q
dozen Tigers stranded on the
bases. Like Schoolboy Rowe, the
Detroit starter, Smith drove in q
run, and he also started t h r e {
double plays. Paul dizzy Trout,
who relieved Rowe at the start
of the "eiehth," was the losing
pitcher.
The clutch pitching of Smith was
best demonstrated in the Tigers
half of the tenth when Gehringer's
double and singles by Hank Green.
berg and Rudy York filled the
bases with nobody out. Smith in.
duced Mike Higgins to hit to shot
stop, forcing Gehringer at the
plate, and killed the threat b y
~coaxing Pete Fox to line to him,
doubling Higgins off first.
The game was scheduled today,
an open date for all other major
league teams, in order to play off
a postponed contest. 8
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Senior Frat Defeats
Phalanx Team, 5 To z

The Senior Fraternity held it's
slim lead in the Hanover league
yesterday with a 5 to 2 decision
over the Phalanx softball team in
a game played at the ROTC field.
The Seniors did all their scoring
in the first inning but couldn't tally
thereafter although they collected
IL hits off Kelly. Patrick limited
the Phalanx boys to four safeties
Litgen led the winners at bat with
three for four.
Pye caught for the Seniors and
Whitaker for Phalanx. :
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lIV
illas' IS FROM 900
..sOr school is New Hanover
INV ,obool of Wilmington, with
|asn oOo boys enrolled as stu
' ,..s And out of that 900 tn e
''s W.. have to plead long and
"a en- n even get 35 or 40 boys
s'4 tor practice. New Hanover
ll ., W won a football champion
l 5;a ! in years, hasn't even come
iaEe to It for that matter
,srone can see why With the
a Wy Statistics. Whitevl'7. lays
, puss on sports and the interest
tI Commands ma brings out over three
,'r+bs Of the male students, seek
a' berth on one of the teams.
y, hovs at New Hanover high
'.s IL care little for sports COM
' s4sG and consequently tn e
p s don't get enough candida
", nit to really build a team.
Jordan to Alabama
A., .ttacbe with the Whiteville
..'pball team here Wednesday
.',St had the information h a t
I1 Jordan, the gridiron flash
nv tbe Whiteville eleven last fall,
il headed for Alabama.
Coach Frank Thomas one day
rot 50 long ago, descended n
Wbiteville via airplane from the
University Of Alabama and it is
understood made Jordan, the lad
y,bo runs, punts and passes like
Erie Tipton, an attractive offer.
In view Of Thomas pleas Jordan
h present has almost made up
A, mind 10 get his eddication at
good old Alabama.
But over in the Columbus capital
tey are laying bets at even mon
Nv that by next fall, Jordan will
be packing his bags for Chapel
bill. For one thing, Jordan likes
CsrGtla and furthermore he would
Ike il be up there with David
Bsrksdale, also of Whiteville, who
Coach Ray Wolf has shifted from
bsckfeld to center on the T a r
Heel eleven. Barksdale will be a
sophomore next year. Jordan and
BsTksdale were very chummy in
high school and the Whiteville
folks think they would make a
good combination on the Carolina
Nanl,
The Whiteville sensation has
been a much sought-after h i G h
school player, His choice, in the
opinion Of his neighbors, lies be-
tween Alaoama and Carolina, with
ta Crimson Tide the favorite at
present, 3
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Errors: Mack, Gehringer 2. Runs
batted in: Gehringer, Rowe, Mack,
Smith. Two base hits: Higgins, Kelt-
Bartell, Bell, Gehringer. Three base hit
Chapman. HON run G%ehringer. Stolen
base: Keltnr. Sacrifices: Keltner, Bell.
Double plays: Mack, Boudreau and Bell ;
Smith, Mack and Bell; Smith and Bell ;
Smith, Boudreau and Bell; Higgins.
Gehringer and York. Left on bases:
Detroit IL; Cleveland 9. Basse on balls
off: Rowe 1, Trout 8, Smith 6. Strike
outs by: Rowe 2, Trout 2, Smith 1.
in 2 %. Losing pitcher: Trout. I'm
pires: Grieve, Basil and Geisel. Time:
2:19. Attendance: (estimated) 5000.
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SMOKE RINGS
Two Schools
By SAM Raglan

= ET5is IS something of an analogy between two high
ls~not widely separated schools, but schools that
s 'rs about the same type If students.
have r f there is Whiteville high school in a town of
p 1000 or 5000. Last fall the high school had 80
la! " II and out of this number there were Ga out for
oy sa IL The Wolfpack almost captured the state Class B
|oov .n championship in 1888, losing out in the finals.
ut close last year but were ousted in the Eastern
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C u WINS

CHARLOTTE, June IL. - Up -
Dave Coble's single with two out in
the ninth scored two runners tonight
and Rocky mount defeated Charlotte
2 to 0.
Plummer and Gilbert drew walks
to open the Rocky Mount ninth,
Walsh scratched an infield hit, bat
Gentle = and Mazer famed. Then
COhle hit.
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FOUR QUALIFY

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, June 13.-(P)-
-Four singles players-including two
seeded entries and two who scored
lgst victories-qualified today for
Fe National Intercollegiate tennis
fnas to be held at Haverford, Pa,
Fhe week of June "a.
lhe Qualifiers were Joe Hunt, of
FAe Naval academy, Joe Davis, Van
EF0lt star, L. G. Buchanan of Vir-
Ena and Allie Ritzenberg of the
University of MARYLAND.
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ASHEVILLE- WINS

ASHEVILLE, June 13-lR-T h e
league-leading Tourists hit well be-
hind the SEVENTH pitching of Ken
Burkhart to defeat Portsmouth
here today in the series opener,
5 to 3. Schuerbaum hit a homer
with one on, and Natisin chalked
up four hits in as many efforts
to share batting honors. 4
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National League
Cincinnati at RrOOk1Vn - Thor

Cincinnati at Brooklyn Thompson
go VS.. Carleton go.
st. Louis at Philadelphia Bowman
(1-3) VS.. Mulcahy (6-4).
Pittsburgh at New York Klingel
40 VS.. Schumacher (2-6).
Chicago at Boston-Olsen (3-3) VS.
Posedel $50.
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TODAY'S GAMES

NEW YORK, June 13.-(P-Probable
pitchers in the major leagues tomorrow
(won-lost records in parentheses):
American League
New York at st. Louis (night) -
Chandler (3-4) VS.. Harris (4-2).
Boston at Chicago NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
(3-1) VS.. Rigney (6-6).
Philadelphia at Cleveland Babich
(5-4) VS.. Dobson (O-2).
Washington at Detroit Masterson
CD VS.. Corsica (1-1) or Newhouser
(3-3).
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-14

The mouth of the Niger river IN
Africa went undiscovered by mod
ern explorers until 1880.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-14

The oldest institution of higher
learning in the western hemisphere
is the University Of San Marcos in
Peru.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-14
THE STANDINGS
A~~-so-- T

National League
mo games scheduled).
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STANDINGS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
American League
Cleveland 3; Detroit 2 Go innings).
(Only game scheduled).
Evening star., 1940-02-19
AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. WEsCHLKR 4 SON. AuctioIee eef1.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-sTORY BRICK
DWELLING, KNOWN AS 32l TEA

1'YSzH5a e.. q a!E%0zzosS e ssi 'H4Gz 9lz
in Liber No. 7274. folio ~. ct. sea. one
Ct the land records Of the District Of
sssure6 th.reS, nS at the Tssusst Of party
vii onsr for sale By public auction. in
front Of premises on WEDNESDAY, THE
T1oWgaaNTY7FIRsT 1oga ,a DAY OF FEBRUARY.
trict q Columbia, to W.T.. Lot numbered
vision Of lot eight (8) In block thirteen
SI3l LeDroit Park" IS per plat recorded
once the xSS OF u the 1e'95ss prss Ct
o. pf.o9d Columbia. Subject to covenants Of
TERMS or SALE: Fifteen per c.ntum
OF tns purchase-money to be paid in cash.
dollar for each s1o0. including interest
At six per cent per annum from day OF
sale. PAYABLE semi-annually. secured By
nrst deed OF trust upon property sold
denosit Of $500 required Of purchaser
at sale. Examination Of title, convey
anclng recording, revenue stamps and
notarial fees at cost of purchaser. Terms
from day of sale. otherwise trustee re-
serves the right to resell property at
risk and cost of defaulting purchaser
aiteT nve days advertisement OF such
Wsshinafon Tesss n some published IN
forfeited or without forfeitinr may deposIs Ds
trustee may avail itself of any legal or
equitable rights asainst defaultinE pur-
THE WARRINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
1eo'A~'Ao'1S'21 Vice President.
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THos. J. OWEN L SON, Auctioneer,.
COURT SALE OF VALUABLE REAL,

coqST Hsr.IH SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
con.t BY y1rt9s VI Wv, Of ,s decree entered by
Friday FEsRGARY as He 1910. 'ffseGd the ioiloHs
lne-described properties
k-aa At 3:3O O'CLOCK PM. lot s1s, square
AT 400 O'CLOCK PM. % lot Is sH1'nWes1 in suuaIe
IOs6. s6. being premises 1914 II street North
..A1aT 4:so O'CLOCK PM. 10. So. squar.
HN2rVt North oeins premises 1918 Benning road
AT AS O'CLOCK PM. lot 7s sou.r.
fM2iVi Morth being premises 1851 Benning road
Terms Of Sale: The property will be
soid subject to ratifica ton BY the court
and II not ratified. deposit will be re-.
turheo One-fourth Of the purchase money
renre,i 20 pe pnio IN cash and the balance to be
amount payable in one. two and three
yea years, respectively. bearing interest at five
and 'n' .n b per ssnl snnum' PAYABLE semi,annualy
on the property sold or all cash at nus
chasers option Cost Of examination Of
u.o; revenue stamps, conveyancine and
posit Of $500 at the time Of sale viii be
r reaulred OF the purchaser. who is also
required to consummate his purchase
%i'fim w ~. th,rty dr days after the acceptance
the court, else the deposit Of any % defaul,, +.
ing purchaser will be forfeited as Houi-
oated damages. The purchaser is to re-
oe"e &c eood and unencumbered record title
.synSt,.sd terms apply to each parcel Of property
EVERETT 8 BEALL Committee.
cropn2GSri NeT Hampshirs Ave, NV.
SAOttE GERTMAN Committee.
ia2e, ,262s.a1 1fe5.1oi2.17.1e'2i' '"'
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PROPOSALS..

.: s. ENGINEER OFFICE, 210o VIRGINIA
ave NV washington; p. C.-sealed pro-
posals will be received here until 3 pm
February 90, 1910. and then opened, for
construction, delivery and erection Of fend-
ers and fre protection equipment in east
sections OF Yacht Basins J. and ., North
Side OF Washington Channel, Potomac Riv-
er D. c. Further information on applica-
tlon. fe1,2.3.19
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION U. s. MA
tional Museum. WASHINGTON. D. c.. Febru-
ary ~: 1940.-Sealed proposals will be
received at the Division Of Property and
Supplies iII Room IS: Natural History Build
DAY Of February 1890 and then opened
Tor furnishing one lot of Ground Glass
Stoppered Specimen Jars In accordance
with specification. copies Of which may be
had at this ONCE fel7.iN.o1
u s. ENGINEER OFFICE Ist AND DOUG
las sts. nv. Washington. D. C.-Sealed
Proposals viii be received here until II
am, March /. 1870 and then opened. for
furnishing all plant labor and materials.
except agsresates. for asphalt concrete
pavement on runwavs. etc. at WASHINGTON
National Airport; Gravelly Point. D. C.
Further information on application.
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MONEY 10 LOAN.
MONEY! ON SrcON0 Tn,,,

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST
We will buy second trust notes D. c.,
nearby Nd or Va. Reasonable rates
NAT MORT e. INV CORP
1912 Y. Ave. NV Natl $3.50.
PLENTY MONEY AVAILABLE FOR 1st,
2nd and 3rd trust loans, D c. and Md
Also loans on taxes Deals closed in 4S
ave. NV Natl 74ls 23s
LOANS AT LOWEST INTEREST
Rates on D. C. real estate Prompt service
P s. WALSHE. INC. HOY Eye st. NV.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.


ss5;;s0o;ENEAR $500 3rd AND R. / AVE NE
GATES. National 14ss until pm ASST
31s B ST. NE. 3 BLOCK FROM CAPTTOI,
--s-room brick; h.-w.h.; inclosed porches;
to settle an estate.
2so4 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N:E.-s RMS.
large attic, 2 garages: lot 40x146: excel.
tourist location: low price to settle estate.
ARE You LOOKING FOR A sPLENDIDLY
built new all-brick home with the best OF
modern equipment, throughout? Located
en- large wooded lot in refined and
erately priced. terms easy; trades might
ne considered. Call Shep. 6449 for fur.
ther details.
IN THE WOODED SECTION OF NORTH
Cleveland Park, fully detached home at
LIPS, Wood. 1000 until pm 351s Conn.
TWo-FAMILY APT. NEAR EASTERN HIGH
School. Two complete baths and kitchens:
wapE R3r ausk AM sss Ohsssn c pDts DFss
l346 to pm.
NEAR NATIVITY CHURCH AND SCHOOL
s rms. baths h.-wh.. elec;, semi-de-
tached brick. built-in garage g kitchens
dowr for damiles' Price $3.50
45os; ewes and Sunday. Georgia $500. "
Ss.45O-CHEvY CHASE, D. G. NEAR
Conn. ave-. stores. schools, etc: This WELL
built new home, s rooms. tiled bath. recrea.
hsse oaf trees Y0q E Ps Ts
National 1893 until Q p.m.
ON GOLF CoURsE-NEW HOMES NOW
sens Pus S.arDos S9 laasn sgs5 oef q
Several sew S types ae to Select ,ron. shep sS22
Evening star., 1940-02-19
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1888 Ia tons; steel floor
IN truck bed. overload springs: $4,000 mi
excellent cond.: passed d. c. Inspection;
oa1galn: $3.50 II: 1864 or 217 14th st. ne
DUMPS. 1l7-ton 2-yard: Federals Fords
Dodees: cheap for quick sale. SHERIFF
MOTOR CO, 900 r / ave ne 2Is
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

INTERESTED IN IMMEDIATE PURCHASE
OF 200 to 300 acre tract residential pur-
within miles d. C. line with public
TRANSFORMATION available at site. rail or bus
Ground must be fairly level with good
Box 474-C. Star
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WILL TRADE LOT OR LOTS IN CHEVY
Chase or vicinity. for 3 bedroom. modern
house in Bethesda. Rents at $40. Box
Sod Star.
MODERN 5-ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW,
Will sell easy terms or trade for mort
cages. lots or what have you? Greenwood
37G0 or Greenwood 2522
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LEGAL NOTICES.
GEORGE J. DODEN,
Attorney, 426 5th St. NV.

United States for the District Of Column
sW.. Plsintin. vs., JERRY ] auETov. Apt.
Civil Action No. 25O1.-The. object Of
this suit is to obtain q decree for divorce
q mensa ct thoro nimited divorce) from
and desertion. On motion of the plaintiff,
1t is this 10th day Of February, 1910. Or
dered that the defendant. JERRY ]. CUR:
herein on or before the fortieth day. ex-
elusive Of Sundays and legal holidays. oc-
curing after the day Of the first publica:
be proceeded with. as in case Of default:
Provided. . COPY Of this order be published
once = week for three successive weeks IN
Washington Evening Star before said day
teisned) JAMES n. PROCTOR: Justice
(seel) Attest: CHARLES 3 STEWART,
fei2ib,2o.
Evening star., 1940-02-19
TRAllERS FOR SALE.

HOUSE TRAILER 2O-ft de luxe. like new.
sleeps 4, Bargain. us Erie ave, Takoma
YOU EXPECT MORE in a VAGABOND
ana you get 1t See them at Cherry Hill
Camp U. 8. l. Berwyn. Md
Evening star., 1940-02-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1888 4-door trunk sedan. special
go &sn9o; this car is in very fne condition
soS sna re must ,oosns os seen to be
St: NV National 7s4s. 7s4ea r''eh0' 1913 L
BUICK 1887 Spec series 4-dr trk.: $40
ut g.. 0s ses sos 1890 ss6s st Gso
ave Silver Spring. shep 1872 Dealer.
BUICK 1895 model 41 sedan: Al condi-
tiGn, ha c.,!n, fully sTaTantesd rant lifetime automo
',u, 'an ST sTANpARps sf'Hs M MoTos 1.oae SALES,
1908 18th St NV. NO. 22es. NO. 1870.
BUICK 1899 club coupe: model as. with
81 is immaculate and fully susranteed % ed
buyer for sT1nH.E9 oHly s;45 ,, Terms and trade.
1908 18th ST. NV. No. ssas. No. 1879
BUICK 1898. Special sedan model Al, with
built-in trunk: has been driven about TO-
900 miles and looks like a new automobile;
club in Chevy Chase. Md " Who x sGHal v.rffy r1f
genuine buy Tor : discriminstins tim ' buyer.
,sos III iS;TSAEbSRP@ y \ = MOTOR x sss SALES .o
!; CADILLAC 1884 sonyertible coupe, 12-cyl;
Yseq yseq oy W.rd son Of u s Senator: stored for
Slesd Pontiac. 4ssi connectiens. @ e'ae '1sS w.
cApIlLhG ssd1I! AI:, 1895 5,Dassencer 4dooF trunk
good tires and a splendid motor. We have We
aneI car far below the market
1922 ss5a e SN: ss:E;''' %:|' sS $780,
CADILLAC !l[,nI 1887 5,;passsneer 4-door con-
paint; disc wheels, seat covers installed
when car was new, white sidewall tires,
radio. Here surely IS 2 clean car; $s95.
Sper. SSpen evenines' closed Sundays. c. C. c.
1900 CAPITOL CADILLAC Co.
I22Z End St. NAV. Natl. 5000.
SiacH SHGv rlisS 1923 GO. coach tins motor erieinai
rs BEE s .nlan .0fs sfss ess s79 Sun
CHEVROLET 1899 two-door sedan; s525;
l@Rssal''e neseicat wo SNS $685. Pontiac 1921 Con-
connes.icuts cGaess slsS wo s4oG 1000 Pontiac 1921
GaaHsts acposG ass1 ssSsSd0oF .:d;R A.
1921 Connecticut. WO s4O1.
Ga. 9 le3s reS 4qGS e ,sc., 1qnS '
Of illness. No reasonable Offer refused.
510s End st. NV. Apt l. after 8 pm.
cHEvRoLET 1884 Master 4-door sedan.
eoe spsss :s
asko aaii q Tipoitts. lila Vermont ave. Natl.
CHEVROLET 1889 de luxe town sedan; this
car Is IN very nne condition and must
&c seen to be Appreciated; will sacriflce for
$500; II you are looking for real buy
isle oDeE2ltaIsnaty7 DEstIen.iy 1855 s.rd Friend
CHEVROLET 1885 de /. mas. 4-dr. sed.:
t4sd. 1s new Must b sold today s1so no
ave. silver sprtng: ohep. 1872. Dealer
CHEVROLET 1887 master town sedan:
nlack; tires nearly new, excellent condi-
Il tfads1in ssdo during our 3-dsy sale: S6a down
% n st. ne. Republic 2729.
CHEVROLET, 1881 de luxe sedan. 8 wire
wheels, trunk, new tires. ORIGINAL finish;
motor. upholstery excellent: had excellent
care: S75. Lincoln 0614-J.
oHEvRoLET 1889 master Dc. luxe coupe,
radio, hester. electric clock; like new; will
sacrtfice. 0ox 06-C. star.
CHEVROLET 1887 master Dc Luxe l.doof
n iSoen o sisso siSet e s0no11SSnn Sn SSonoMss1 fan:
8 payments Of S23.7t. Dox 127-0 btaY. .
Evening star., 1940-02-19
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

WANTED LATI-NODh CARS.
Wen par top cash prices for any late
modsI car Open evenings Call North
7557 The MANHATTAN AUTO A. RADIO
CO. 1908 9TH St nv
CASH FOR ANY MAKE CAR.
WE PAY OFT THE NOTES.
Leo Rocca. Inc.
43O1 Conn Ave. Emerson 1900.
Evening star., 1940-02-19
oUT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE,
MIAMI FLORIDA

2-story. concrete block and stucco home.
beautiful palms, large lot. close in: con-
yenient, quiet; terms; $3.50 p. o. Box
so4, Falls Church, Va. Falls Church 1855
Evening star., 1940-02-19
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

ACCEPT CLEAR GROUND ON NEW g.
ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW. AMERICAN
UNIV. PARK. OWNER. WOODLEY 111o
ADVANTAGEOUS EXCHANGES.
We are making quite a few of them II
your present home is too large or too small.
and Is free Of debt. without oh)igating your
self in any way. send us complete informa-
lion. We can make quick deal for you
JOHN A. BRICKLEY
Suite 20g-21O Barr Bldg Dist 1921
Evening star., 1940-02-19
FARMS FOR SALE.

NEW YORK FARM BARGAIN: So CASH
30 monthly buys four acres farm land:
price: S1e2 for all; nice neiehbors
DAvIDOEF. -lS0 Broadway. New York 2Os
Evening star., 1940-02-19

GEoRGETowN-UN UNUSUAL, QUIET. COM
ain. r. pantry k. garden refs 1918 :}3rd.
COMFORTABLE HOME IN WESLEY
Heiehts to share with owner. Emerson
Evening star., 1940-02-19
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN
FLATS FOR RENT.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

COLORED.
dlO 10th st. s.e.-2 rooms. kitchen. batf
S26. 80. LINKINS CO. 1922 H st. NV.
Evening star., 1940-02-19
HOUSES FURNISHED

GENTLEMAN. PERM. GOVT. EMPLOY
wants room. private bath and kitch,
unfurnlshed; close IN. Box &C. Star. l
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Economy Apartments

EQUIPPED WITH BRYANT GAS
HEATERS - REAR YARDS
SCREENED PORCHES
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LOTS FOR SALE.

DETACHED LOTS.
3. mr.. Shepherd and 18th NV: So, $50 ca.
81 nr. Conduit and You NV: $3.50 ea
O'HARE ESTATES 1I0o co.
Evening star., 1940-02-19

OLDSMOBILE 1893 5-passeneer 4-door
trunk sedan. 6-cylinder: black finish. nne.
splendid motor You simply cannot find
value like this elsewhere in a clean car;
S545. Open evenings. closed Sundays.
CAPITOL CADILLAC CO.,
1929 22nd ST. NV Natl 1900
Glacier County chief., 1940-10-25
ARMY PROMOTIONS
U. S.-BORN JAPANESE

Any lowly recruit in the new con-
script army has a chance to be-
come an officer within the single
year of training.
There has been lot of confusion
about this, and editorials have been
written complaining that this is not
possible. But Gen. George c. Mar
shall, chief of staff, wants it known
that the army is still democratic.
Marshall points out that after the
first nine months of service, any
recruit has a chance to qualify for
the Candidate schools" to train re-
cruits for commissions. These
schools will be organized during the
last three months of the year Of
service.
In other words, as Napoleon put
it, Every soldier carries mar
shal's baton in his mapsack."
Glacier County chief., 1940-10-25

horse, and the branding irons domi-
nant in the life of the range.
John Rulings entered the black
smithing business against the wishes
Of his father.
'.Father never wanted me to get
started in smithing," he said, land
as a young fellow tried my hand
at being cowboy. Worked for the
old KIT in 1891 and the next year
moved out to New Mexico and
worked on the old Circle S ranch"
He soon "got his filr' Of that and
took up blacksmithing.
Glacier County chief., 1940-10-25
Texas Smthy Closes Shop Open Range Era Passes

wheat country of the Panhandle.
His is a story forged as indelbly
into the history of the state as the
marks of the irons he hammered to
brand the "white-faces" of the cattle
country.
Rulings came as small boy to
Amarillo with his father, A. l..
Rulings. In 1890 his father opened
q blacksmith shop and it has con-
tinued in operation by the family
through the years that saw the
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matte but at least of
Importance to Amer
lea equal to the
clash of empires and
the fall of states.
The national Com
munity Chest drive
is now under way
all over this country.
II is the most sensi-
BILE and scientific
method for practical
charity ever devel-
oped. There was a
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AMARILLO, TEXAS. - The ro-
mantle era on the Panhandle plains
came closer to its passing with the
closing Of the city's oldest business
institution-the blacksmith shop.
John Rulings, pioneer Amarillo
resident, closed his shop and sold
his buildings and equipment at auc-
ton.
The saga Of Rulings and his SO
years Of smithing parallels the story
a the development Of the cattle and
Glacier County chief., 1940-10-25

Saturn are
S W i n 6 i n &
t h ough a
triple con-
j U n c { i o n ,
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A S The Little Church Around the
\ Corner marks its ninety-second
birthday, DR.. Randolph Ray may be
noting with interest that Jupiter and
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WHO'S
NEWS
THIS
WEEK
By LEMUEL r. PARTON

NEW YORK.-Rear Adm. Hayne
~ Ellis, who will command the
new Atlantic navy, now being devel-
oped, is not only one of the country's
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topnotch tars,
but the snap
piest dresser
in the fleet,
and one of the
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GEN RAJ
HUGH S.
jon N SON
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Timed fesrH- wsU ssr,a
Washington, d. C.
COMMUNITY CHESTS

Il these critical days there is so
much hot stuff in war and politics
TO write columns about that one is
tempted to neglect things less dra-