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LEGAL NOTICES.

DISTRICT. COURT OF THE UNITED
=, States for the District Of Columbia,
mGns Ra9oaf y 10 az. SRaS Nos rsa ha
Court Of the United States for the District
OF Columbia granted m let.srs testsmentary
pst cour Of Tn The United STATES for The the
Court, appointed Monday. a the 10th DAY DAY
the time and said Court room as the
from said estate, under the Courts direc-
tion. and control. when and where all
creditors and persons entitled to dstribu-
parts thereof, are notified to attend. in
person or BY agent or attorney duly auth
orized with their claims against the estate
sAy1Sas HsR sE 4RUsf Wsf' coMiANY tos2 By
e2 vok RAI 3 MEhe Ass5Rey bepu5s ssa Rsxsr A
OF Wills for the District OF Columbia, Clerk
Of the Probate Court. myls.25.ie1
ROBERT H. HUNTER, Attorney.
DISTRICT, COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding a Probate court,-Estate 0taSia. Of Ma.
asne Mard ss0 s1 sn9sn hahsn
tion Docket l21.-Application having been
made herein for probate Of The last Will
estate. by Nathaniel M. Ward, it is ordered
Willie Duer, co Colonel Kelliher, 100
Quarters Street. Belle Haven, Va. and all
orhefs MspSsy tps a IN ssf
at 10 O'Clock am. to show cause why such
apphcati should not be granted Let
notice hereof be published in the Washing
ton Law Reporter" and The Evening Star"
once in, each OF three successive weeks
before the return day sherein mentioned.
thirty days before said return day. Witness,
the Honorable ALFRED A.. WHEAT, Chief
Justice of said Court, this 23rd day OF
May, AID 1910 (Seal.l Attest THEO-
DORE COGSWELL, Register of Wills for
the, District of Columbia. Clerk of the
Probate Court my25. 5.ieI g
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
A Place With Possibilities

Wooded estate of 1853 acres. near Bel
mont Bay. with a 1O-room partially COM
pleted Colonial manor house. less than 25
miles from Washington. The house. situ-
ated on a hill. Is surrounded by large oak
trees and is hidden from the road. A
sprinR-fed stream winds through the prop
erty. Plans available to purchaser for
completion OF the house. Price $3.50;
GREEN & MAGRUDER.
2s4O Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va.
Chestnut 1898, oxford 1872
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anu uDIOISLeTy, SOOQ TuDOeT, SOulQs
economical motor; bargain price, S1S5.
CHEVY CHASE CHEVROLET CO,
7l05 Wisconsin Ave. WI. 1885.
PLYMOUTH 1897 de luxe coupe rumble
seat, black paint, very clean upholstery.
tires good; 1895. l yr. written guarantee.
Northeast Motor Co., 92o and 2123 Bla-
denSburg rd. ne.
PONTIAC 1887 2-door trunk sedan, ma
room metallic finish, clean as new through
out, fine tires. smooth straight-S motor:
bargain price, S4S5.
CHEVY CHASE CHEVROLET CO.,
T105 Wisconsin Ave. WI. 1885
TERRAPLANE 1884 coupe, black, clean in
terror very good car at the low price Of
S165. l yr. written guarantee. Northeast
Motor Co., 920 and 2123 Bladensburg I'd.
ne.
TERRAPLANE 1887 coupe, cylinders,
black finish. clean interior all good tires.
A real buy at S295. / VI. written euaran-
tee Northeast Motor Co., go and 2123
Bladensburg rd. ne.
ZEPHYR 1887 coupe. maroon, white side
wall tires; this, car has received excellent
care; S495: yr. written guarantee.
Northeast Motor Co.. 920 and 1923 Bla.
densburg rd. ne.
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DENTAL AND BUSINESS OFFICES FOR
rent. 500 II St ne. Call District BAIL
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FOR MONT. CO FARMS URBAN. ACRE
age, lots, homes see Mr.. Bieber, SH. 6565,
Pr. Geo, A A. Chas Co, Md, country
property MIR RYON MA 1907, GE. 6146.
Is A. OLD HOUSE; ORCHARD. ELEC,.
hard I'd, S2.75o. Is a. orchardd' partly
stable, garage, orchard S450O. MYERS
REALTY CO. 1853 Fairfax dr., Arlington,
Va oxford 324O, after 7:30 Oxford @06o-J.
S93 PER ACRE
Ashton, Nd, only % miles from WASH
ington. rs acres of fertile farm and
woodland, with fine stream for watering
LARGE barn, tool shed and elec.
P. J. WALSHE, INC.
HOY Eve S.. NV MA 646s.
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STORES FOR RENT.

BRICK GARAGES, CHEAP RENT; 2nd
com; good light for shop purposes. Rear
liza kalorama rd. NV Republic 1912
5000 CONNECTICUT AVE. OPPOSITE
Zoo entrance: 10x42. with kitchen: ideal
phone aSa.on Adams a1r ssl sso6 ETC. Apply office or
80 T ST. N.W-ATTRACTIVE NEW STORE
IN restricted busy white secticn; very de-
slTable for beauty parlor, $55. Emerson
10I4 EYE ST. N.W.-DEsIRABLE LocA-
Rent reasonable. Must see to sa,us appreciate a.'
S65-35O6i GA. AVE. NV. (oPPos. GIANT
WAsHNaTo9SSf REAGTY sicrs G ofs ssSa he or 4455
SO SO RHODE ISLAND AVE. Nw.-FAcING
two streets. Large. bright store, including
basement and lavatory. Rental, S55. G, w
SIMPSON CO, 1924 vt. ave. NE. 57Oo.
I'LL I'LL Pa: AVE, N.W-LARGE STORE.
1922 H St. -sNk1Ns NV: c9i District ssss
43 YOU ST. N.E.-sToRE AND DWELL
s,% 1902 goth st. NV. close to post office
Hatar Suitaole s-n Ior any business; heat and hot
e,. ~, THOMAS P. BROWN.
OLD Attn st. s.W. National 6s72.
STORE, SUITABLE FOR ANY KIND OF
near 18th and sts ne. 1'' 'e''"N''
WIN. H: SAUNDERS CO., INC,
ioi9 NV. District 1915.
31O2 Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
abie Large double store heat furnished suit
WASHINGTON REALTY, GE $500 or 4455
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TRAIlERS FOR SALE.

sNS<56s5NS SN SS%66s
YOU EXPECT MORE in VAGABOND
and you get 1t See them at Cherry Hill
Camp q. / Berwyn. Md
TRAILERS. new and used; easy to deal
with Elcar Coach Co., Canary Trailer
Camp Rt. L Berwyn. Nd
TRAILER, baggage, l wheel; best tires;
reasonable. Chestnut 1886
TRAILER 1910 Glider: good condition; can
be seen any time: $500. terms. 1900 CO.
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MONEY WANTED,

$4,000 MORTGAGE WANTED ON RE-
stored 10-rm.. attractive Colonial dwelling
located at Waldorf, Charles County, Md, on
State gravel road. with $50 acres productive
poll; hrst mortgage So owner can close
Phone Lincoln 9416-J.
EMPLOYED COUPLE. BUYING HOME
combined salary, 1884 monthly, want to
borrov So 300; curtail S77.5O monthly
plus 696 interest. Box cd. Star. q
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miles: perfect condition; heater, seat COW
ers; $3.50. Phone Adams 0150 evenings and
before ] pm Sunday
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

2 GARAGES 81 so AND S. PER MONTH.
924 N st. NV. right off public street.
Llght and convenient. Now available. Key
at 1875 10th st NV.
GARAGC rp1HK. pEAr, n1ol
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

FOR SALFOCEAN CITY. MD.-LoVELY
corner home or apts;, on block with
ocean; opposite George Washington Hotel;
rooms, bath, electric refrigeration, hot
water storage tank, garage; house fully
j EDw. FOWLER e. SON
MA. 1879 or GA. 604S, 1919 Eye St. NV
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FORD Ssh p. club coupe: original black
paint, good rubber. mechanically perfect;
1915, Always better deal" at Hill g.
Tlbbltts. = Ia Nermont ave. Ma. $3.50.
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PLYMOUTH / 937 de luxe sedan; good mo-
tor and tires, clean interior and finish;
finance company will sell to responsible
party; S279, terms Unity Credit Co. (Ad-
justerl ME qlSo
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mileage; company officials car, selling at
big discount. See Mr. Bond, LOGAN MO-
TOR CO. III 18th ST NV. District $500.
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SUMMER CAMPS.

TALL TIMBERS-CAMP FOR BOYS. TALL
T1nbers, Md opens its season July l. En-
rollment limited Call Adams 1O12S.
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FORD 1898 s5-h.p. de luxe cabriolet;
trous paint, immaculate interior general
condition like new; low nileage; one owner;
S5i5. Always better deal' at Hill 81
Tlhhltts. / Ia Nermnpt aYe Ma 0SlN
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF
tnterest on tirst trust on improved D c
property
LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE PER.
sonal Endorsement, strictly confidential
b: c. RE1NER CO, 1014 K NV MA. 654O.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST
We will buy second trust notes D Q.
nesrby Md or Va Reasonable rates
NAT MORT g. INV CORP.
1872 Ave NV Natl 5S3S
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FORD 1929 "s5" Tudor trunk sedan: little
used by careful owner; new appearance and
faultless condition throughout, very good
tires; S4S5
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PLYMOUTH 1899 4-dr. trunk sedan; for.
Chase surgeon; kept in garage; will stand
closest inspection: $500 less than cost.
MerSon & Thompson. $3.50 Wis. ave. WI
5lg5.
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British Need U. S. Navy Aid
Responsible Leaders in England Favor U. S.
Entry Into War, American Newsmon Reports

types of American service aircraft
and trained American pilots.
Everybody knows by this time that
the British are seriously short of
destroyers. The number of ships
which have been torpedoed in con-
voy during the last few weeks proves
that. What is not as well known
is the fact that 7ithin a week Of
an American declaration of war
American bombers could be giving
Berlin shellacking such as it has
never dreamed Of
The Bit flying fortress alone flies
so high with full bomb load and
has such an enormous range that
a squadron of such planes could
bomb Berlin heavily in broad day
light hour after hour and day after
day without running even a sport
ing chance of being shot down. If
that isn't anything" the British
would like to know what is.
Finally, American Army and Navy
pilots are so well trained even in
peacetime that a few hundred of
them would be of tremendous as
sistance to the r A. F.. in the cur
rent battle of Britain.
In any case. say the British, a
belligerent United States would
eventually be able to make a stu
pendous and probably decisive con-
tribution of military, naval and air
strength, while a neutral United
States, draft or no draft. is virtually
marking time.
4. Finally and perhaps most i'm
portant Of all, an American declara-
ton of war would once and for all
turn the tide of morale and finally
set it running against Germany. In
the United Kingdom. it would give
100000 people definite assurance.
at least in their own minds, that
victory was certain. i would make
it possible for them 70 endure any
amount of punishment from the
air without even contemplating the
possibility Of a compromise.
IncalcuIable Effect.
On the continent ii would have
incalculable effects. The brave peo-
pies Of Norway, -Slovakia.
Poland, France and Holland would
again begin to think of liberation
as certainty and would prepare
themselves to make active contribu-
tions to that liberation whenever
the call came.
The few remaining neutrals of
Europe would be encouraged to resist
further German encroachments or
to sabotage them. Red Russia would
begin to wonder which side her
bread was buttered on, and the
Kremlin, fast slipping into the
category of Japanese German
Italian puppet government. might
even find it possible to go into re-
verse. If one thing is certain it is
the fact that Russia plans not to
be on the losing side in this war
and that she would regard the
American side as the winning side
If" say the British, "the Ame-i-
cans don't think that an American
declaration of war would have "
immediate effect they are more
modest than We have always
thought. Just let them try it and
see what happens"
Copyright, 1910, Chicago Daily News Inc.J
Evening star., 1940-11-09

noa the President led Wie 0682 Wisconsin
but also for Senator Snpead his allegiance the
FarmerLahor Republican
the Senate.
however Toilette
opponent Fred Claun by 10000 votes The Democratic
didae for the belonged the anti
faction of third La Toilette,
election
received blessing OF
Presdene Wallace kindly of
delivered the Democratic faction
to which MI. Finnegan belonged.
Toilette
constituents Wisconsin believed
well and Democratic
the for which he elected he
the Senate He succeeded his father
La Toilette the Upper House after his fathers death
Senator Norris Independent
unable anything with the
Nebraska turned plurality
Withandng the attacks which
standard bearer The
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Laval Reported Ready to Go the Limit

believes close coabora
ton with the Reich Laval knows that he cannot obtain from Hitler
theological realizes will
reliable offered the
maintenance Colonial
Mussoln supposed this
which the would have
been glad make to him without
obtain will be
only political agreement with
facilitate the Re task end to the
possible according all willing
the limit with the Germans
slightly different mood
political which make toatarian
he would fight his ally
regardless believes British down his country
S a
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Metropolitan Baptists
To Have Armistice Service

An ArmiStice service will be held
at Metropolitan Baptist Church to-
morrow morning. DR.. John Compton
Ball will preside at II am. The
great service flag will be displayed
1t contains IS stars, two of them
gold in memory of boys who rest in
France. Two minutes of prayer will
conclude with the bugler sounding
'Taps." DR.. Ball will speak on
"The Black-Out America Must Not
Permit"
In the evening Rev. John M
Ballbach, assistant pastor, will
preach on "Disobedient Parents"
On Monday at IL a m Metropolitan
joins the federation for a hike for
all young people. At 7:45 pm. the
Girls Prayer Group meets at the
home of Mrs. Ballbach. At pm
the Boys Prayer Group meets at
the church.
The cabinet Of the Senior B. Y.
P. U. meets Tuesday at 8 pm.
On Thursday at pm. the deacons
meet. At 7:45 prayer meeting will
be conducted by DR.. Ball. At $40
pm. the Personal Workers Band
meets and is conducted by Pastor
Ballbach.
The annual banquet of the Phi
Gamma Kappa Glass will be held
Friday, with Pastor Ballbach speak
ing.
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Election Forecasts Touoher Fiqht

believe Berlin, the
toai
capitals firm belief
demoralizng
its prevent Britain.
lost Even today the powerful French north Africa were to
eopardiZed
prevents supplied with
all the implements attack the foes last the
prejudced wonders
has because of
approved by the
willing economically with the Germans
S all
diplomat gen
officials
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Some Stronqe Results in Election

personal strength with the voters in the
results
Illinois the Republicans elected Governor and
half dozen House seats which
held by the Democrats although the State was carried by
$4,000 Ohio another state IN
the President far ahead of the Democratic There the epuo
3590OO
before mao
elected Governor.
In senatorial Harold Burton OF Cleveland
Representative John McSweney
by Mr. Wlkle
approximately 143000.
of Ohio John w. Brcker
Republican be reelected the Buckeye
His victory leaves him much when
comes to the selection OF Republican presidential nominee IN 1874
himself the political
after the elections of 1912 Ohio Governors are elected for Wo-yr
this the preonventon
Ohio
presidential Senator Taft
nomination the
SenatorEect conceiVaby
a Ohio's support for the nomination.
Walsh Massachusetts, President Roosevelt
His the largest candidate O6O5l7 with four
Republican Henry Paman
Satona defeated Demo-
crat by 9057
Despite the big industrial in Detroit the President apparently
Michigan Wike thousand 1t be
that the detection President John Lewis from the Roosevelt
result cutting plurality
which Detroit rolled for the President.
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Missions Sunday Set
For November II

The District Committee of the Ma
tional Laymen's Missionary Move
ment arranged at a meeting Tues
day for the observance of men and
missions Sunday at the Washington
Cathedral the afternoon of Novem-
Der II.
This interdenominational meeting,
in which members of local Prot
eStant denominations will partici-
pate, will be addressed by Bishop
James E. Freeman at the 4 o'clock
service, assisted by DR.. H. w. Bur
gan, pastor of Hamline Methodist
Church, and DR.. Peter Marshall,
pastor of the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church.
Malcolm D. Lamborne, ST., pre-
sided at the meeting. Other mem
bers of the committee besides Mr..
Lamborne are o. o. Thomen, Mer-
ritt L. Smith, G. L. Narramore, DR..
Dudley Carpenter, DR.. w. L. Darby,
executive secretary, Washington
Federation Of Churches; Carl N.
Hilley, Martin A. McGrory, Ermes
Knight and Judge Thomas E.
Robertson.
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Sixth Presbyterian
Theme Announced

Character and Democracy" will
be the subject of the Rev. ]. H.
Garner tomorrow at IL am. in the
Sixth Presbyterian Church. The
Senior Hi young people and the
Christian Endeavor Forum for
young people of college age and
older meet at pm.
The annual father and son ban
quet will be held November IA, at s
pm, with j. Austin Latin, special
Assistant Postmaster General, as
POSTMASTER.
An informal tea for members and
friends of the congregation will be
held at the home of Mrs. Thomas
Somerville, $500 Sixteenth street
NV, Friday from to Z pm, under
sponsorship of Mrs. j. Austin
Latimer's chapter of the Women's
Organization.
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Augustunu Lutheran
Will Mark Communion

At the Augustana Lutheran
Church tomorrow at IL am. holy
communion will be celebrated. DR..
A. G. Helm will preach the sermon
and the choir will render 'T Have
Longed for Thy Saving Health" by
William Byrd.
At the Fireside Hour at $50 pm.
sponsored by the Woman's Mission
Society, an invited speaker will give
the message and brief hymn study
VIII be conducted by Miss Gertrude
Carlson. Lunch will be served. The
public is invited.
The deacons and trustees will
meet Tuesday evening at 7:3O and
$3.50, respectively.
On Thursday evening the Young
Women'S Missionary Society will
meet. New members and visitors
invited.
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EvongeIistic Services
At First Brethren

Evangelistic services are being held
at the First Brethren Church. There
will be a service each night next
week, except Saturday. The evan
gelist is the Rev. Archie Lee Lynn
of JohnstoWn, Pa.
A special day has been planned
tomorrow. A feature will be COM
bined service of the Sunday school
and church from $50 to 11:30 am.
The .evangeiists subject will be
"Life's Most Important Question
Decided at the Most Important
Time At s pm. he will speak on
Facing the Real Issue"
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guided by the Vice Premier Pierre
Laval, tends toward a complete col
laboration with Germany, even at
the price of the Reich using French
naval and airbases in the colonies
against Great Britain and possibly
the Western Hemisphere.
M. Laval Is known in Frame
and abroad for his shrewdness and
realism" in politics. In 1885, when
the world still believed in disputes
being settled through the League of
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Mystery Appeal Delays
Sentencing of Blount

The intercession of interested"
persons yesterday caused Justice F.
Dickinson Let's in District Court to
postpone for a week the sentencing
of Edward der. Blount, 80, former
Census Bureau clerk, who has
pleaded guilty to an indictment
charging him with threatening the
life of President Roosevelt. The
court did not disclose the name of
the persons who, it was said, had ex-
pressed a desire to discuss the case
further before sentence is passed.
Counsel for Blount, who lives with
his parents on motor yacht moored
on the water front, contended he was
emotionally unstable. The defend
ant has been confined to Jail since
he entered his plea.
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Two Masonic LODGES
Will Attend Service

The Rev. F. Nielsen Schlegel will
preach at First Evangelical and Re-
formed Church Sunday morning on
who Is My Neighbour" Christian
Ehdeavor Society is at 7 pm.
Special evening service will be
held at o'clock, when Mount Pleas
ant Masonic Lodge and Temple
Noyes Masonic Lodge will be guests.
The Rev. Mr.. Schlegel will preach
the sermon and Robert S. Regar,
past grand master of Masons in
the District of Columbia, will speak.
Music by the choir.
Teachers meeting Thursday eve
ming.
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Nations held independent country should be given
Premier head the then
sold Ethiopia the to II Duce and caused
Premier Ramsay Mcdonald to indorse the deal
World-Germany
the last weeks he has been
with Fuehrer reported to be somewhat edup
colleague
time Laval advocate of the Latin
obscured deals by the Latin block
drive of the Germanc possibly the AngoSaxon
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William II. Stonenldn, London
correspondent OF the Chicago
Daily Ne1Us, drrived By Clipper
recently for brief UiStt to the
United States. The tollolOing
article sets forth 1Uhdt Mr.. Stone
man believes to be the actual
UielUS OF responsible British lead
erS regarding American aid for
Britdin'S l0dr efort.)
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Memorial Mass Planned
AT Catholic u. Reunion

The Most Rev. Joseph A. Corri-
gan, rector of Catholic University
will celebrate a mass for all deceased
alumni of the university at st. Pat
ricks Cathedral in New York to-
morrow at the annual reunion of
university alumni.
The Most Rev. Francis j. Spell
man, Archbishop of New York, will
be guest of honor at the annual
banquet to be held at the Pennsyl-
vania Hotel tomorrow night. About
600 alumni from all parts Of the
country are expected at the re-
union
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Navy Plane Forced
Down in james River

A Navy patrol plane from the
Anacostia Air Station made a
forced landing in the James River
yesterday about so miles west of
Richmond, Va, the Associated Press
reported. None of the crew of five
was injured.
At the air station here it was
said the ship was en- route to Pen
sacola, Fla, when engine trouble
forced it down. A salvage crew was
sent from the station to make re-
pairs.
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QuanIleS. ror lIie
truth is Mr..
Lewis has just
begun to fight.
He will be a fac
tor to be reck-
oned with from
now until the
1s AZ Congress
sional campaign,
then in 1914 and
perhaps m a ny
years thereafter.
w hill e NJ r.
Lewis dive S t S
himself of the
robes of Office in
49, ~
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people tomorrow-one at the Wal
lace Memorial United Presbyterian
Church at pm. and the other at
the Metropolitan Baptist Church at
9:15 pm. All young people Of high
school and college age are invited.
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Predicts End of Species

DR.. w. B. Davis of Texas Aeri-
cultural and Mechanical College.
predicts the Texas bighorn sheep.
rare specimen of wild life, will
not survive another 10 years un-
less the few remaining animals are
given better sanctuary.
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The Political Mill
Without Including the Solid South, Roosevelt
Led WiIIkie by Less Than 1900. 900 Votes
BY G. GOULD LINCOLN.

President Rooseves landslide victory Republican Candidate
Wendell L. Wkie in last Tuesdays election
electoral becomes different affair the popular
vote in.
With 66O voting units still
28O2a combined total 48052236 plurality
4,478O32.
The of II the solid South"
1884 of which 146535
Wnkie other
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lchS dS a ELttCAL lA4o dON alA~NN ubN
TO prevent accredited diplomats
from getting close enough to show
him the other side of the. picture.
which he perceives only dimly.
Pershing and Petain are bud
dies. It is said that our general Of
the armies is about the only inti-
mate friend Petain has left.
Gen. Pershing could walk into
Marshal Petsin's apartment at any
time without going through the
usual red tape which prevent for
Evening star., 1940-11-09

dS To Was III NtW 1UIk, dIIU III
States with large industrial centers
from coast to coast. In the main,
Mr.. Wilkes strength came from
the rural sections and in the small
towns.
Two States III the North Central
section of the country. Minnesota
and Wisconsin, were carried by the
President by comparatively narrow
margins. although both of them elect
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This Changing World
Pershing. as Special Representative to Viehy,
Moy Swing Peton's France Awoy From Hitler
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.

1t is rmored that Gen. John Pershng drafted
into Uncle Sans service This time the the
mander of the American Expdonary required
diplomatic field special President
States to the head OF the French Marshal Pea
News the is conflicting is
obvious that there two trends the rulers of
Evening star., 1940-11-09
Two Youth Rallies

Jack Wyrtzen, secretary of the
Word of Life Fellowship, together
with the Girls Trio, radio musicians,
will hold two. services for young
Evening star., 1940-11-09
Clay Pipe May Return

Because most of the wood for
tobacco pipes came from the Medi-
terranean countries. manufacturers
IN Britain may try to revive the
popularity OF the old-time clay pipe.