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Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-15
Highway Repair
Contract Awarded

The State Department of Public
works Saturday awarded a contract
for surfacing 1874 miles of highway
between Heber and inland.
Contract was awarded R. E. Haz-
ard and Son, San Diego, on a bid
of $3l,204. Work was expected to
begin within the next two weeks.
The highway is designated as No.
III from Heber to Brawley but has
no designation between Brawley and
inland. The road was constructed
a few years ago as a farm to mar
ket road.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-15
T Hundred Of
ferfi1le Parkers
yPark in Jail
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rnia Highway patrolman, a
hip officer and several well
4 businessmen.
43 warrants were for motor
10 per cent of whom were out
vners) who have ignored warm
When signed, they will be
1, Chief Cox said. Among those
are on the list are several El
ans who have a number Of
IONS against them.
date the books show IS tickets
ssed for Ell Centrans and 81
ut of town folk. Eighty cases
Centrans are till uncompleted
85 out-of-townerS. Many Of
are recent tickets, however,
ave not yet had an opportuni-
go through the regular machin-
)f collection. Several names,
well known and little known,
n on the recent books several
!. Officers explained that OF
number some wait until they
a goodly collection before send
l a check.
Ne businessman comes in every
In awhile with a handful OF
ng tickets and pays them off all
Gel" an officer recalled.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-15
Italian Onslaught
Gains New Fury
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blasted British encampments in the
Sudan, presumably as a preliminary
to attack.
Two developments in the Balkans
indicated that the southeast of Eu-
rope was not yet entirely pacified
by the Axis powers.
In Sofia, the Bulgarian Commun-
ist party issued third manifesto
denouncing Germany and Italy and
demanding that Bulgaria make a
mutual aid pact with Soviet Russia
in order to Illustrate attempts OF
the Axis powers to organize an anti
Soviet bloc in the Balkans.
In Moscow, the official Tass news
agency published a government
communique saying that the Ger
man newspaper National zeitung
had printed an obvious fabrica-
ton by quoting Rumanian news
paper which said that talk of a
Russian protectorate over Rumania
had forced the Bucharest govern
ment to cede half of Transylvania
to Hungary.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-15
Chapman Winner
In U.S.. Amateur

WINGED FOOT GOLF CLUB,
Mamaroneck. N. Y, Sept. Ia. (UP)
Hotter than the September sun
that beat down on his faded shirt,
Dick Chapman of Mamaroneck won
the national amateur golf champion
ship today by defeating w. B. Nc
Cullough, jr., of Abingdon, Pa, IL
and 8.
1t was one of the worst routs in
the history of the tournament.
Chapman, nervous, Temperament
tai player, who is so superstitious
that he wore the same frayed pink
shirt every day, ended the morning
round of the 36-hole match four up.
In the afternoon it was murder.
Chapman shot the first four holes
in one over threeS and won them
all.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-15
Congress Stamps
Final OK on BIZ
For Conscription
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when they return to civil life after
service in the army.
Adoption came on the 86th day
after the bill was introduced. AS
originally introduced, the measure
eRlled for registration of all men
between 18 and IS, with those be-
tween 81 and As being subject to
the draft for eight months of mill
tary service at pay of S. month.
Those between 18 and 81, and As
and IS would have been subject to
service in "home defense" units.
The senate, after three weeks Of
bitter debate, finally approved a bill
calling for registration and possible
consumption for year of training
of all men between 81 and 81. 1t
also carried a provision-knoWn as
the Russell-Overton amendment
giving the president power to COM
mandeer any recalcitrant plant on
condemnation basis.
The house worked on it's own ver-
sion of the bill for a week. 1t then
approved measure calling for reg
istration and possible draft of all
men between 81 and As. The house
also approved Fish's 6O-day amend
ment.
1t likewise approved a provision
by Rep. j. j. Smith, D., Conn
giving the president power to COM
mandeer non-cooperating plants,
but on "just rental rather than
a condemnation basis. This was the
provision adopted in the final form
of the bill.
When the bill emerged from a
senate-house5 conference, the age
range of those required to register
and be subject to the draft was
compromised at 81 to 35. inclusive.
The 60-day delay clause was thrown
out. Pay of conscripts was fixed at
$21 month for the first four months
and $50 month for the remaining
eight months.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-15

TOKYO, Sept. IA. CUP)-A Japa-
nese plane engaged in maneuvers
dropped a small live bomb on the
Canadian-Pacific Empress of Asia
so miles southeast of Yokohama
today, damaging the ship slightly
and injuring four Chinese members
of the crew.
Passengers were described as in
near panic" after the bombing but
calm was restored when it appeared
the incident would not be repeated
The master of the ship had ordered
lifeboats made ready as precau-
tionary measure.
The Empress of Asia continued
it's voyage and arrived at Yokoha-
ma, where damage to its side was
apparent to observers.
A statement by the ministry OF
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-15
Raj bombers Scream Down on Nazi
Ships. Barges, 1ow.Boats, Troops
Gathered Along Coast for Invasion

ports, French sources said today.
RAF raids were described as
fierce counter-attacks" on LIE Hav-
re, Cherbourg and other ports in
northern France where the Ger
mans were said to have assembled
such shipping as would be neces-
sary for an attempt to land in
England.
The naval unit we're reported
to have shelled all types of ship
ping from river boats to tow-boats,
on which special tank carrying
platforms had been erected. Fleets
of speedy motor torpedo boats also
were said to have been attacked
by the British.
French reports said that despite
adverse weather conditions British
bombers harassed German troop
concentrations and fuel depots on
the French coast. The Germans
were said to have retailiated with
long range artillery fire from the
Calais district.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-15

VI WARSAW dIlu Fdllo, Wcll
ned German quarters said.
ndon now has a chance to save
from wars destiny. The Ger
air force will ruthlessly con-
it's attacks. London's 5000
thus far will not be the last.
e German attacks witness the
encelessness of Churchill and
British government in a war
cannot win and for which they
were morally or militarily
red. The mass evacuation Of
N ordered by this government
tutes simple murder. People
ushing from the frying pan
he fire and are facing hunger
old in the industrialized area
,nding the capital.
at there have been no British
on Berlin during the past
tights does not mean that the
h have not attempted them.
have. But they have been
!. Maybe they will come again
each the capital but no longer
y numbers. General fog, rain
louds now are working in Ger
favor.
the British government thinks
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-15
: nsor 0verruIed
Chicago Row

ICAGO, Sept. Ia. CUP)-Police
missioner James P. Altman said
he would overrule the police
board and issue a permit
he showing of Pastor Hall,
ton picture based on the life
? famed German Minister Mar
I Geimoller, who was imprisoned
ne Nazis.
film had been banned by the
r board on the ground that
IS controversial and would in
prejudice. The picture is the
major distribution and opens
an introduction by his mo-
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-15
IFS All a Mistake, Hitler!

LISBON, Portugal, Sept. ii. (UP)-DestrOyers of
the United States Atlantic fleet stationed here are leaU
traded by the United States to Great Britain and hare
been mistaken BY Germans for the traded ones,
learned today
The United States has maintained a naval squadron
here to safeguard American IiUes in the 1t
understood that the recalled desrOyers OOuId
first to Ponta DegadO in the Azores and proceed from
there to Nev York. meeting the cruiser Omaha route
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-15
Senior 4.h Sets
First Fall Meet

Senior All club members of the
valley will attend the annual fall
opening meeting Tuesday night at
the Wilson school music room, ac-
cording to an announcement from
H. Lee Landerman, club director.
Speakers at the meeting will be
President Fred Higginbotham, H.
Lee Landerman, Mrs. o. l.. Walker,
Norman Cuin, Elizabeth Weist, Beth
Kramar, Andy Dubois, Claradel
Graves, Alice Arner.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-15
HINE GUN
TRACT AWARDED

.ASHINGTON, Sept. "A. (UP)-
W raDepartment today awarded
acts totaling $81,398.872 to
raj Motors Corp. for equipping
machine gun plants and MAX
The weapons on a mass pro-
on basis.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-15
They Shan't Pass
Byword Backed Up
By British Planes
BY ]. w. T. MASON
United Press War Expert


bombers have been concentrating
their attacks against possible Ger
man preparations for an invasion.
There have been no retaliatory
raids over Berlin, despite the provo
cation of German air assaults on
Buckingham palace, because tn
British high command is now CIV
ing major attention to the primary
military objective of disrupting in
vasion plans.
Railway functions, concentration
points and channel ports along the
German occupied coast have been
heavily attacked. To what extent
serious dislocation and damage have
resulted is difficult to determine.
Nevertheless, it may be significant
that simultaneously with these as
saults, dispatches from Berlin are
beginning to say that any invasion
must await further preparation by
Germany.
Berlin informant told the Unit
ed Press Saturday that the Ger
mans now are seeing how air pow
er can be decisive in warfare. Once
British air defenses and factory
production of planes have been de-
molished, this informant d d d,
then invasion becomes only a Sec
ondary technical affair. Judged hy
its face value, this statement seems
to mean that invasion should await
anniihlation of the British air arm,
which as yet is far from having TAX
en- place.
TRYING BLOCKADE
Still further delay of an invasion
is suggested by General Paul Hasse,
a German military critic. Writing
yesterday in the Berlin Boersen lei
tung, a newspaper of high financial
authority, he asserted that the Ger
man strategy consisted first of de-
stroying the British air force, then
cutting off British foreign trade
making total blockade effective.
and after that, an invasion.
The British, however, are taking
no chances, as their bombing con-
centrationS against channel mill
tary objectives, railways leading to
chanel ports and troop assemblages
indicate. Too, it was obscurely re-
ported from Gibraltar yesterday
that three French light cruisers
and three French destroyers had
passed into the Atlantic from the
Mediterranean, where they must
have been in British possession.
These ships, comparatively new and
of great value for operations against
an invasion, must be considered to
be bound for the channel.
ALL PLANS MADE
All preparations to defeat an in
vasion, including advance air activ-
tiles, have been taken, and are now
operative. It would seem that mill
tarily the Germans must take seri-
Gus notice of British advance action
against an invasion, especially while
the British air force still has high
striking power.
The Berlin invasion comments
may point to this fact. If so, to
fix a date for an invasion to start
would be foolhardy; and there is
justification for Prime Minister
Churchill's assertion that though
an invasion may come, it may not
come at all.
The continuous bombardment of
London cannot have any major
association with the strategy of in
vasion. An attempt to demoralize
the inhabitants of the enemys cap
ital and to disrupt governmental
machinery would be desirable; but
if an invasion were to await such
an uncertain outcome invasion plans
would be at the mercy of secondary
which is bad STRAIT
egy.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-15

VICHY, Sept. ID. (UP)-British
naval units cruising the English
channel have shelled concentrations
of German shipping assembled for
a possible invasion of the British
Isles, and the royal air force has
severely damaged French channel
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-15
DIVORCE ASKED

Suit for divorce was filed in su-
perior court Saturday by Alice Col
den against Lewis Golden. They
married 10 months ago in Sallsaw,
Okla. She accused him of nagging
and quarreling with her.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-15
1don Must Choose Betwe en- Fa+es Of
arsaw or Paris, Hi+|erites DecIare'
:hIess Attacks to Continue Unaba+ed
By FREDERICK C. OECHsNER

'ERLIN Sept. ID. (UP)-Nazis today warned Britain
hoose between surrender or destruction as German
es resumed attacks on England, including raids Oh
London area. London must choose between the
Evening star., 1940-09-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BANK AND BUSINESS REF
ERENCES REQUIRED FROM
EVERY ADVERTISER SEEK
ING CAPITAL THROUGH
ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE
STAR UNDER BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES.
Advertisers in the Business OPP
portunitieS columns of The Star
seeking capital must furnish
one bank and two business ref
erenceS. Announcements must
also pass The Stars general
rules OF acceptabillty. which are
framed to exclude all mlslead-
ing, questionable OF otherwise
Objectionable statements While
The Star does everything within
its power to safeguard readers
against the fraudulent. inde-
pendent investigation should be
made before definite closing OF
negotiations.
In order that sufficient time
may be allowed for investiga-
ton such advertisements for
The Sunday Star cannot be &C.
cepted later than II pm.
Thursday.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
BOATS.

SAILING KAYAK. Il #. ss5: offer. trade
hrearms sood condition complete. Dick
Schall. Warfield 1896.
16;FT, CENTURY TRAVELLER BOAT; must
sell; fully equipped. inc. 33-h p. cleo
starting Evinrude motor. sH. 4223-J after
pm.
35-FT. CABIN LAUNCH, marine motor.
Sl75. Box AS, Star, or Boyds cottage,
Back Bay Beach. Shadyside Md
2.7-FOOT DEADRIsE AUX. SLOOP, yrs.
old, Chesapeake rig. cruising equipt., S315.
Gregory's dock, foot s.w. 9th ST. Box
CABIN CRUISER. 13M-s7:'. 3oxI0 dead
rise type. $50: ready to go. Deans, :Ith
and sts. Sc. HO. $500.
CABIN CRUISER 3Ox9 fully equipped
4-5G Gray engine: excellent condition;
$500. Franklin 0GU3.
RICHARDSON CRUISER, late model sleeps
I in excellent condition. See steward, Co.
rinthian Yacht Club. or cah MA. OPS.
SPEEDBOAT. l9i2-ft. Dodge; all mahog-
must sell Immediately tor tE5'fs best GIf1 oST 'G no
reasonable price refused. Inquire Colum-
bia Yacht Club, 7th St and Maine ave.
sw., Sun. or call NJ. C. Collier, SH. 57O3,
ewes. after $50
TRY OUR WINTER SERVICE special which
carburetion, flushing all water lines with
lreSh lnS Mater dryInE with compressed air
tnE; cleaning and Inspecting motor in zen gen
eral; all for $3.50. Southeast Sales Co..
fh' II IN 81. sc.
WANTED outboard motors regardless Of
Sze or condition; cash for same. 737
Ey5NRJn0 EEyNRuDE ,a.3 and Etc. ogtboard motors:
ai1as ane parts. USED parts factory representa-
FOR SALE-Sloop I5ft cypress hull. oak
RIBS fully equipped. Bargain. EN-. 5564.
AUXILIARY sLooP-sea Cloud: 3s #,
De seen SUNDAY, Hal,ges Wharf Gales
RUNABOUT, 2s-ft sedan, Hutchinson fac
tory built. Must sell quickly. any demon
Maine ave. sw- Columbia aIss
sPEEDBOAT Old Town sea model, out
board johnson 4-cyl.. - motor. excellent
c2ndiiion; extra propelerS and parts. steer
Pead IRg Thee!' a ~ remote control 2-%hsei trailer
seen Monday Jones' rear 933 s. v.
MATHEWS CRUISER. 3s-ft, cost $500.
and address. Box .-B, Star
FOR SALE. Loot gaff-r!gged sloop;. com
be seen al Hsrtges ShIpyard, Gales
SAILING DINGHY. class D, for sale, or
WI tFaGe ace, fQT turning lathe or small power
too.. Call Falls Church 2022-M
FOR sALE-Moth class sailboar. marine
piywood construction, Mcclellan sails. auto
carrier: has won 4 trophies Phone WI
1IlS before $50 after 5 pm.
Sun. or all day Mon.
BOAT ENGINE. CISCO Ford conversion. Red
wins enslne used engine. Emerson 4643
after pm.
SA1IBOAT. 70 #. - yrs old. with 3-h D.
marine engine, practically new, price low
Phi. ia O043.
RAISED DECK CABIN CRUISER. 33xa ;:
4n-h D Kermath engine: berths; com
plete boats 500. Eastern Power Boat
Evening star., 1940-09-15

WIDOW, co,ored trefined'. wishes DAYS
or part-time work. morning or evening
with couple or lady. no SUNDAY DU. +7I3
after ! p m or any day thereafter. EN-
Cellent ref.
WOULD LIKE TO PLACE my comporon-
colored maid for afternoon work. Call
Adams 6f9N before 10 a m
. WOMEN. colorod work as cook or salad
cir. eyperlenCcd, full or par. time, cry
ref WO $50
Evening star., 1940-09-15

WOMAN Cnlored, neat reliable. wishes
position as maid. experienced in COOKING
and serving. excellent references. MI
Evening star., 1940-09-15

WOULD like 10 place my excellent cook.
MI 3261 or HO. 965S.
WOMAN colored. experienced wants dav's
work. any kind or part time. Call HO.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

general homework: no SUNDAYS, so home
n'sh'' good city references, TAYLOR O36::.
WOMAN colorcd. wants part-tirne work
Mon Wed. and Friday, mornings or eve
rHUES Hobart GN4l
Evening star., 1940-09-15

URNITURE-Contents 4 beautiful rooms.
together, separately Beds complete couch;
chairs, antique upholstered: rugs, domestic,
antique: 50 TO ] , each. real mahogany sec
retary, 500. After l. 1874 NV, Apt. 46.
Lease if desired.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

FURNITURE-Maple da-bed, club chair,
9Xl2 rug, gate-leg table. complete buck
wheat blower and other furniture Sunday
only. 3Ol5 Alien pl. NV. (of 240O block
Evening star., 1940-09-15

FURNITURE Whitney maple, COM
p.ete. S35. extension drop-leaf table, ma
hogany S25. Carriage. blue reed. also
lV. Tm- furn.; no dealers. WI 5259-M.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

HEATER. Whitehead. 30 gal. automatic
STORAGE gas hot-water heater, also 3-inch
Sturtevant buckvheat blower with aouastst
and thermoStat controls: excellent ccndi-
tim. SAM DaNLs- WI oAlu
Evening star., 1940-09-15

HIGH FREQUENCY cabinet CWapplerl
ano wall plate: produces several currents:
also, other surgical equipment. Call AT.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
MATTRESS RENoVATING.

MATTRESSES REMADE. So UP.
STEIN BEDDING CO..
1904 10Th ST NV NE 1915
Evening star., 1940-09-15

pal, 15c: 60-lb. can white clover, lOc ID:
combS, = for 81 pure maple slrup gal. So
GelNnred DI AE-I l0l2 N Ganitnl
Evening star., 1940-09-15

dlvdual pieces or as a whole suit. for
2-rm. apt CHI. 1850 all day Sunday and
after m. weekdays
Evening star., 1940-09-15
ASPHALT DRIVEWATS

BLACK TOP ROADS CO
Builders of asphalt drlVeWavS tennis Cour' :
'ree estimates Time payments Ma. ui6i
IL 0Els eNentrEs
Evening star., 1940-09-15

FURNITURE-Wicker writing desk. chair
rocker, fireplace wood basket, double-size
steel cot. ice box and glider. 624l Both
NV. WO. 2sS5.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

FURNITURE, wonderful bargains in all
sorts of new and used suites and odd pieces
dining room and dinette sets. bedroom
studio couches. II will pay you 10 see
these bargains. See Mr. King at 1436 H
ST. ne. Open from 10 to g
Evening star., 1940-09-15

FURNITURE-TWin beds. complete. inner
spring mattress piano. bed-davenport.
brea kfast set; Will sublet apt. Apt IO3.
llOl 18th 81. NV
Evening star., 1940-09-15
REPAIRS & SERVICE.
tContinued)
General Home improvements.

FURNACES CLEANED oil or coal, scale re-
moved, parts replaced. repairing: % yrs
experience. Star Heating Co, WO. 81 54.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

INVALID WHEEL CHAIRS crutcnes. hos
pi,ai beds and commodes: new and used:
all STYLES: reduced prices; will rent: also
foldine chairs United States Storage Co..
4lS 1Oth ST nv Met lS43
Evening star., 1940-09-15

GUITARS Closing out entire stock Of new
and used guitars at less than cost: good
instruments from S1.95 up; also a few
msnoo!ihT, ny 10 " vloiins, E&eS; etei 9pen SUNDAY
MORARRE MUSIC SERVICE. sos Kennedy
81 NV GF HAll
Evening star., 1940-09-15

FURNITURE furniture excel. con-
d!tion. Complete in detail. Can arrange
tranSfer Of lease on now air-condi'iored
apt. 2O60 P ST. NV. RE POSI-. Ext 21@
Evening star., 1940-09-15

FURNITURE - BARGAINS plain co'ored
fTfize IT., e. pece piece Lyiaerm set o 0eagtl3
rug; throws lamps stands tables cur
talnS, etc 900 Ontario I'd. n ", Apt.
4OG Columbia "q51-J
Evening star., 1940-09-15

FURNITURE-Mu sell living rm ard
bedrm. furniture. bookcase. desk. dinetre,
studio cOucheS Norge refE stove. misc.
oM11 Quincy 81 n 2 DE 100.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

DRUM OUTFTTs-C5mplete new set. in
cluding bass drum. snare drum cymba!,
tom-tom pedal. sticks and instruction
book. from S3s so Up, Also used outfits.
Republic 1890. The Piano Shop, 1918 TN
81 u U OPEN EVENINGS
Evening star., 1940-09-15
CAMERA SERVICE & REPAIRS.

GET PRIZE WINNING endorsements with
new Solar Fnlarser. Revolutionary ~ de-
sign Valuable Enarging Treatise FREE.
See it a your dealer. Burke q James, Inc.
Chlcaeo.
CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER e. d d'ALBERT. INC.
SIS 1O'h ST NV Phone Nationa 47l2
Evening star., 1940-09-15

carat, set in very attractive 6-dia mig
SIS4 Diamond watch. - diamonds. set
in plat. III movement S4S Diamond
wedding ring. diamonds set in plati-
mum S23. Arthur Markell. 9lS st. NV
Suite 3Ol q Ma O1S4
Evening star., 1940-09-15

MAID. light colored, neat. intelligent,
part time. e.h.w. or nurse good local
reference GF 500
Evening star., 1940-09-15

MAID reliable, to clean bachelor apt. or
part time. ref DU 3l76.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

FURNITURE childs desk and
chair, toys, kit table stool lsm0s. tea
cart. DEACON dinner chime bell Mazursk
summer rugs, mems suits and coats, size
40 shoes. size Il vOmen'S Spaloing gof
shoes. new. : ,; womenS clothes. SIZE IA
sacr.flce 4Lmn Com aNe- ADJ 200
Evening star., 1940-09-15

HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. beds, chairs,
tables. brlc-a-OraC, gla SSware and dishes.
22o4 Que s. NV. Phone Decatur 0432.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE miscellaneous
items. Can be seen any time Sunday 1928
North Irving st Arlington Va
Evening star., 1940-09-15

ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. good condi-
tIoa. 81; elec- washer. spinner type, po--
cela,n tub; cost SI79, sell $50. 1876 H = e.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

MOTORS. a. Cd. C.. all sizes repaired, neg
bearings. rewindirg. brushes; exch.; expert
reirigerator repairs CARLY. 1908 iSth.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

GAS BOILERS ,24l-Used Bryant eas-fred
water boilers with a capacity Of about 400
Il. Of hot-Water radiation also Il hot
water heaters with tank. Henry j Pobb
Inc. lmGA Nsrmon. ave DLs.r-C. Sl4l-
Evening star., 1940-09-15

RooMING HOUSE. mr.. Dupont Circle; II
rooms. good condition; fine furnishings
>. NJ: Nj vernon Church: rooms, well
Mr. Govt. buildings. Is light-house-
keee~ing rooms: re-tt S65: price, 5000.
St.. nr. Mass, aye;-14 light
Restaurant and soda bar. mr.. Geo.
Washington University; well equipped;
rent $50: price. $1,000
A. NJ, Cooper. zoos Eye St MA. 1892.
Ask for Mr.. Beal. Eve. HO. 7047
IA ROOMS. RENT S115. AT DUPONT
CIRCLE; ALL FULL: MAKE IDEAL
BOARDING; GOOD HOME AND INCOME.
JAY Realty CO., RE. s0O7. .
Evening star., 1940-09-15

or Will sell any parts thereof. including
10000 hard red brick. 10000 llshts;
glass. 16X2O IN, - per 100. 70. 600 f.
steam pipes. all sizes For further lnfor-
nation phone Ii. 3244. American Wreck
ing Co
Evening star., 1940-09-15
BOARDING HOUSE PROPERTY, nr. d.

CAPITAL WANTED for production Of
popular ladies' pockethooE necessity;
already have chain store orders. will give
part ownership for investment. Box 4u-S.
Star
Evening star., 1940-09-15

JUNIOR BFD Gvoryl and mattress in ex-
cellent condition. 1861 10Th SH 5341.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

DRUG STORE FIXTURES: soda fountain
10 f.: Showcases and other equipment:
reasonable, must sell because moving. OK.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

KITCHEN TABLE. extension. one, ivory
and green porcelain; chairs GE 5sG3.
LAW BOOKS. students; stenotype. ex-
celeC. condition: typewriter. cheap. 1915
PARK ID. 4 ". Apt. I. CO. l151.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

FUR COAT. full length, gray kidskin, size
] 4: perfect style and condition: price. S}5.
Also white fox hip-length Jacket: cost $3.50;
price S55. Call Woodley 6477 for ap-
pointment to inspect 15'
Evening star., 1940-09-15

ybed. divsn. eateieg table.
tour Scatle- rugs reasonable. bargain
Art
Evening star., 1940-09-15

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