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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-27
 State Central Committee Will Meet Next Thurs day to Start Plans STATE CONVENTION
 DATE TO BE MADE Candidates for Governor Are Coming to Light
 From Three Angles

Next Thursday the state Democratic Central Commit tee will meet in West Haven for a dinner-meeting at which time the time and place of the state Democratic convention will be decided. State Chair man John T. Mccarthy has issued the call through Sec retary J. Walter Darley. It is expected that New Haven will be chosen and that the arena will be the scene of the fight, beg pardon, the convention.
 Within the past few days trial balloons have been sent aloft in Waterbury testing the popularity of possible Democratic contenders for Hubernatorial honors. Agents of PWA Administrator Robert A, Hurley have been in Waterbury seeking evidence of sentiment. From all reports have found plenty of it which means that. the Waterbury delegation, already elected, will be besieged with all sorts of requests for the Brass City delegation to get on the bandwagon and not to be caught mapping when the parade starts. Anyway, if the tactics as popularized at the Chicago conven- tion are applied to the coming state convention there will be a general uprising among the natives of Con- necticut. or at least among those who are classified as Democrat" No one-man rule will be accepted, that is without fight, at this par ticular session.
 Cross, Smith Possibilities
 Friends of former Governor Will bur L. Cross and Richard Joyce
 (fsOnfinued m pape 21
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-27
Police Sergt. Charles McWeeney Slightly Injured When Hit By Car
Clearing Traffic at Scene of Accident When He
 Was Run Down

Sergeant Charles McWeeney, ot the motor patrol, was injured yes- terday afternoon when struck by a car operated by Francis DeZinno, 20 of 133 Francis street, while direct ing traffic on the Meriden road. De- Zinno was arrested.
 Sergeant McWeeney, who was treated at the office of Dr. Alfred J. Finn, for abrasions of the right arm and back strain, was clear ing traffic at the scene of a truck accident when he himself was hit.
 Truck Accident
 In the truck accident, which oc- cured early yesterday morning, a 15-ton vehicle operated by Sigmund F. Scholsky, 40, of 52 Monroe ave- nue, went off the road and struck a tree, uprooting it. The driver was unharmed. The truck, whose wreck ed bulk defied the efforts of wreck ing crews, had not been removed by fate afternoon.
 A similar accident occurred early this morning on Thomaston avenue when a car operated by Edward Wagner, 20, of 285 Grandview ave- nue, left the road, leveled 10 fence posts, shot back onto the highway, and overturned. The driver was not injured, but a passenger, Dennis Mccarthy, 21, of 371 Watertown avenue, suffered a laceration below the right eye and was treated at the Waterbury hospital.
 Wagner was arrested.
 Some More Luck
 Luck also rode in the car of Will liam V. Killoy, 41. of Southbury. which crashed into four highway posts near St. Margaret's school on the Chase parkway last night with out injuring Killoy or an occupant.
 Killoy, who was arrested, however told police he was forced of the road by two oncoming automobiles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-27
MATCHED PENNIES
 BUT LOSES $1, ,OOO

Boston, July 27 UP) = Thomas L. Toomey, g, of Dorches- ter felt the city,s sweltering heat more than most people today after losing his 5000 vacation money as result of matching pennies with two strangers.
 Toomey was in the North Station yesterday awaiting a train to Con- cord, N. H.. where he planned to spend his vacation. The strangers induced him to match pennies to while away the time. He won few pennies-but discovered his wallet containing the vacation money was missing when the train arrived.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-27
FERRY SERVICE
 OF 1875 ENDED

Jamestown. R. T.. July % -- (UP) Ferry service across the west pass age of Narragansett Bay. inaugu- rated in 1875 when Rhode Island was still 6 Grown Colony, was end- cd today. superseded by a bridge.
 Captain A. ?. Arnold, direct des- cendant of Benedict Arnold. piloted the ferry on her last run, one pas- seneer was tho treasurer e the Jamestown Bridge Commission, oa- leb Carr. descendQnt oi George ca- leb Carr, the colonial governor who aaxa the fekfx lne iiS. Nkst ehaEleE,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-27
sPIRITUALIsT DIES

Tuftonboro. N. H., July 27-(UP) The Rev. Frederick Alonzo Wig gin, 82, of Brookline, Mass, noted spiritualist and pastor of Unity church, Boston, for 38 years until his retirement five years ago, died at his summer home yesterday.
 A native of Tuftonboro. he en- tered Newton, Mass, Theological school a half-century ago after turning down an invitation by the famous actor Edwin Booth, to join his theatrical company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-27
CONvOYS MEET
 TERRIFIC FIRE
Concentrated He'll Writer Calls It-But Britishers
 Fought It Out
BY EDWARD W. BEATT1E. JR.

ASA A]A~ W A@Ae.~ WI ~~-~~-- = - W
 United Press Staff Correspondent)
 At A Southeast England Port, July 27-CUP)-The admiralty an- nounced yesterday, paragraph in long communique: "A convoy con- sisting of q small coastal vessels escorted by His Majesty's trawlers was heavily attacked by successive waves each of about 30 German aircraft. Five small vessels were sunk. These had total tonnage of 5,104. A further five small vessels totalling 5,133 tons received dam- ages and one of these, a 554 ton coaster, had to be beached."
 That was a matter of fact trib- ute to the matter of fact spirit in which the British merchant fleet is doing its job. The admiralty an- nouncement cloaked an hour of as concentrated hell as can imagine any men standing up to. I saw four of the five ships sunk. Ships such as these face such attacks on every trip along the coast.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-27
Canned Smoke Screens Used To Guard Them--British Destroyer Sunk--Whole Coast Attacked
Nazi Officials Not Only Carry on Pres
 ent Offensive, But Make Plans :. for End of War
BY RICHARD c. HOTTELET United Press Staff Correspondent)

Berlin July 27. = (UP) = German parachutists have been trained land rooops under the protection of canned smoke and informed sources said today fight from those points of vantage with specially designed weapons circumstances may suggest make their way to the ground with mmys tin shears and silk ropes
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-27
Japan Kept Guessing
 By United States Act
In Very Much Doubt as to Supplies From Here to Keep Up Her War on China-TensiOn Between
 Two Nations Grows
BY NORMAN B. DEUEL
 United Press Staff Correspondent)

Washington, July 27. - (UP) - United States for egn policy particularly in the Far East followed bag today that kept Japan guessing as to whether she will get the American aviation gasoline tetraethy lead China going.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-27

Ever since the German invasion of the low countries and France, in which they first made their mark, parachutists have been trained intensively in new techniqles requiring all the acrobatic skill of a city fireman plus much of the of second story man.
 In the training of this elite branch of the air force. German quarters said, military authorities have at- tempted to anticipate all eventual- ities in order to make the parachute soldier master of any situation he may encounter.
 Since parachutists thus employed are likely to land on rooftops, they are equipped with tin shears for cutting through roofs and jimnlies for prying open skylights and trap doors. In addition, they carry g strong, light rope of silk which has a steel hoop at one end which. they may anchor on the roof and slide down the rope to the street. '
 These ropes are new and are yet to be used in actual warfare.
 These parachutists also are trairl- ed to fight on rooftops. As one German source put it:
 Landing on the roof has a dis tinct advantage because it provides a vantage point for observation and good cover. Also, it is unlikely that many defenders will be posted on the roofs.
 To train these troops under condi- tions stimulating those of warfare the entire eastern portion of Brom-s berg (formerly city of Poland) was turned over to them. The city had been evacuated ostensibly to make room for repatriated Baltic Ger mans.
 Peace All Over Europe
 Berlin. July 27-(UP)-Adolf Hit Ter and Joachim von Ribbentrop, his foreign minister, in their series of conferences with Balkan leaders. are aiming at preserving peace in southeastern Europe until after the war, in the belief that then Ger many and Italy can settle territorial disputes in that area, it was reported today.
 The third of four conferences of great importance was set for today between Hitler and Ribbentrop, and Bulgarian Premier and Foreign Minister Bogdan Philoff and Ivan Popoff.
 The Bulgarians spent the night at Vienna on their way to Salzburg, Austria, to meet Ribbentrop. and were expected to motor to Hitler's retreat at Berchtesgaden. in Ba-8 varia, later in the day.
 The Balkan conferences started Judy 10 when Hitler. Ribbentrop and Count Galeazzo Ciano. Italian for- eign minister, conferred with Count Paul Teleki and Count stephen Csaky, the Hungarian premier and foreign minister, July 10.
 Ion Gigrutu and Mihvail Man- oilescu, Rumanian premier and for eign minister, were received by Hit Ter at Berchtesgaden yesterday for q 21z hour conference. and left for Rome to confer there today with Premier Benito Mussolini and Ciaro.
 Philoff and Popoff, on their way to Salzburg, conferred briefly yes terday at the Belgrade airport witk Miloyje Smilionitch, permanent un- dersecretary of the Jugoslav foreign office.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-27
THE WORLD WAR 25 YEARS AGO,
 JULY 27, 1915
,By United Prsss)

tUy Suktt0 Ere94l von Maekensen's German army massea foR attach sa Eastern Front.
 Second Battle oi Isonxe between Italians and Anaislazs enieFsa ieih &Nz ....... ........ ........... ........
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-27
German Communicue

Berlin, July 27-(UP) Continued devastation of British shipping vat claimed by the German high cozn%. mand today in a communique whioE said that 107.298 more tons and the
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The Wsothsr

Showers, Cool Tonight; Sunday Cloudy, Cooler
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Evening star., 1940-05-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

!xe sooxls, s-pl,. s1 -. 'is Basement cent sss ssS
! 9th st. ne,
TRgMREas a5Ha! rs AND coNNETspTsstls Re-
Marceau So. SO: Wuriitser. S11 80: Abbott,
s5SS Conn., s54 sPf al RI. Issstt.s n.x n
X 4Ss Sss: i%s fssS sdsssa. charge
ghgNk; 5!sS,7 p.m' Apply 1915 9th NV 0esyy:en
TRUNK; wardrobe. "spaulding," 4 drawers;
spsns ss ssndon ss also rM ssa sh7o
TW1N-REp T,S 1H13 sTyDIo sr COUCH; cos, s45 sell
TYpEWRITgRs-Und sacrifice; [.
I'd. Apt Z CO 1925. Blausteins. ''A
TYPEWRITER sPEcIAL-,close- sale;
caib5a conmba sae saoo HeR.nss$n Br ssn one Royal Call
TYPEWRITERs-Porta standards. re-
rsn nniits: ITS nsw h MANY bargains Quick repairs.
Type Hdsts)
Observation-Disclosures No. 3. $3.50:
Underwood portable. S27.5 Rentals $3
Na. NJ sisa Gsntrai Typewriter Co. 9aa G st.
TI,YYPEWRITTER,, Underwood 3, perfect con-
writer 1919 10Th st. NV. Apt. 90.
rebpl II r dsns! Underwood r1sng sess
7s-A mimeoeraph. Sun. ali wk.. AT 1852.
TYPEWRITER, portable Corona Zephyr
ie,nl ae iIxs; asa sbarand.ney; reduced price. Ma
TYPEWRITER Rental Service, b7i6 18th
mos IN adv. SIS IS: no del: 81 adj dep
ns msehne elAsG cs e. e. sssR q rfde for
VACUUM l6 CLEANER good condition; So. 90.
l1Ol Park I'd. NV, Apt. 101
VACUUM VACUUM G: CLEANER for sale; late model
VACUUM CLEANER, Hoover, new-type aei-
tator, complete cleaning tools; cost 500;
cleans EM S7hs Ike new. Bargain for quick sale.
xssuuN ats sds sss a1ovst II
ssEyss ss5yss fIss 754s s'S ssaa
VACUUM -cLEANERs-Hoover, sloa5;
Eureka, S9;75; Electrolux with att, S1695;
sos 18th s. PIT Sv sEAsbS SssIoss' sG 774a %.
VACUUM CLEANERS. rebuilt and floor sam
Piles Pile ons,yr So Y. guar all popular makes: as
s,4 ,oth HhI5GTs1SAl s.: SW oFNTER; NsI1sRs, ss7s.
VACUUM VACUUM CLEANERS G E.. Eureka: Royal,
J. G; HARDING & CO, INC.
517 10th St. NV. MA 21eo
VANITY. TABLE with tfree-way mirror, oak
finish; $500. TAYLOR O457.
a eshvEH oo RVS ave: sx feet cnsag
pm. Sunday
ditioa sell sl5. sas New 'S York eave. ave. nw, avn
md f.
WAsHERs..speeial clearance of discon-
ABC's S3S: Thors. sa: e's ali ex1ns new and sold
complete with filler pump hose; also new new
and used bareains in other makes. the
largest selection in the city. old washers
T. ses Reeube PAxs sH TRs biane PSg shsp 81 Tesk c
7th st. NV. OPEN EVENINGS.
WASHFRS-Sacrificing brand-new wash
ing maehines in crates at discounts of
more than 60cs off list prices. Used Easy,
A. B. c.. General Electric, Westinehouse.
Maytas' VI Norge, Thor and others. as low
ms ATLAS rtAs's APPLIANCE CO.
washing toms LARGEST Appliance House.
E2l st: NV, Entire Building
District 3737. Open Ewes Till 8 PM
WASHERS. rebuilt and reposs., l.yr guar
AuTMoRlzEp SALES AND an aiSa ssRHfcE FAEIosn on
the NEW BENDIX HOME LAUNDRY. MAY
TAG, THOR. G E, AND APEX WASHERS
h5sra1 iNst b,,t trade'in allowance Pay with your
ELECTRICAL CENTER.
bl4 10th st. NV National ss72.
WASHING MACHINES, used. Easy May
tag and Savage, $40 up: brand-new Thor
washers 50eo off Pay S125 weekly with
light bill on new Maytas and Bendix
j. c. HARDING g. CO., INC,
Electrical Headausrters,
517 10th ST. NV. MA. 216o.
WATCH II. .n,iIton 1.ier,ei ro.n1. ,,ri.,.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR sAls

H4s' es ..Rm.I.s RIIss sa1' sSp 419s Il Psass oas
ENTIRE furnishings Of large 2-room apt,
fully equipped. linens, dishes. etc; new
Russell Wright blond maple. furniture: one
SSsmDists Ssnt sss sale to discriminating buyer H0
ABUSED" FURNITUREP NO, Mr.. GREEN
used n.s, SUITES SUITES for the thrifty housewife
Io.Piece piN1Na Room SUITE sa7 so
We also have a number Of floor sam
%};; s s5Sss
shhrSiy Nj Green ,u1nsS.d ssyf ApsAETMENT CON-
discriminatins JUNE sRipE; gIeE:e she rooms. mns'
3PnE LRK2E RE3EoPM SiEcEs syTE
IS; ES'Sc sSaH z E5'5 HSAHH
N SETTE; rs all for the surprisingly low price,
oREESa 5SS .as1js oN5y STORE OPEN Evenings
Ne Rsss scooP sa9s 1SsRRsSRG sSRRsEs NJ Sags MHF
TRESS, TRES .,I built to my own SPECIFICATIONS,
HEAVY-pUTY coM sPRfNds mH srnrs' and very asy
generous layer of SIsAL tops to add to its
res @Tssiliencg. Truly one q the best NAT
| IRESSES l have ever of1ered at $0.ss; in
GREEN'S ONLY STORE. OPEN EVENINGS.
$500 Georgia Ave Georgia 2223.
Mr. sF5EM MAh sAxs RF RFPRa8M SSBs sgIEEF eHEST
fsa sEfss But G s can f9T s.u TSs Ssa
asEES,ss sS Sd$ II Si ss oNhY STORE. OPEN EVENINGS
Mr. i. GREEN RI ESN SAYS srSvEn DINING ROOM SUITE
Genuine RED LEATHER SEATS. 'Hnd solid enH oaR
interiors: all 10 pieces IN xcellent condi-
eSn s ssnsh orss Stss Of ths fqe
GREEN'S 5gdG ONLY STORE. OPEN EVENINGS.
| $500 Georgia Ave. Georgia 1923.
CAMERAS.
Leica. Contax. Rollicord. Kodaks. movie
eaS Samesa al Ex on fse th; month
Sun. to pm. other ewes. till o.
RE-UPHOLSTERING.
$45; covering and new inside material in
cuded; made like new in finest tapestry
and Tfzs1s TsANcE EoEkmsnshp E9sEa9eed
$500 18th ST. NV. CoLUMBIA ini 70.
MUST BE SOLD QUICK.
I boiler 10O-hp.. 125-lb ASME
3 5O-h p, 25-cycle motors. comp.
l Shell and tube ammonia condenser.
brine prfcsd s4olsr wit with RsfnI. ssitatop
Calvert 2111. Baltimore, Md.
LUMBER.
1x6 T and G roofers $40
lSS Sneathlng $32
2x4, up to II S2S
2x6 and ks S32
2xlo S33
Also good prices on cinder blocks, brick
mortar and plastering materials. Lumber
subject to Sc discount for cash
ARLINGTON COAL a. LUMBER CO.,
JACKSON 1880.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL,
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

OOSSs VesSs ssS.
cHow-Fox TERRIER PUPS. Q wks,, old,
Lynch Waldorf. Md
FOR sALE-Russian wolf hound, male, i
months old. Address B. c. Lawler. 2.32
st. NV.
WILL GIVE TO A GOOD HOME ! pure
white male kitten. 10 weeks Phone WI.
price Chestnut 5575
IRISH Settlers of famous Jofire-Rook-
yess T9Gd toT saFsn aaek sas %aeS sH price
COCKER SPANIEL s!1 .,,J PUPPIES: red and
oi3sso s1Efa s2ehfIs s1rh1sa ssnd rluck1sc
PS ms no ks g. Phone Hes; W.
PUPPIES. beautiful . months old: Boston
porsn n0her Fhan price good woodey 1885, i'm
Ibis soa1 s.n. RgRPsS R a5r.s fhsm snd
So. ;. Vi 145'' IL Aspen st. chevy
S:ssss. sS3s'' ''$Sa sa
IRISH TERRIERS AND scoTTIEs..
GhapDicn sSdcb 5ed FREQ shtTTg miles
Leesbure. Route Z.
BEVERLY cATTERY-Lovely Persian kit
ensb ens Wsed sss ssao sstssf
sbgs MgsT SELL be- Ssau1u tn esSp bS. %
stoeE PhSne reg aobaat mae RSaRD' champion
sTTPsCssGn sss9n ts55!ers n5 also champGn
East Capitol.
sonable. 8. Donovan 1880 Eastern ave-
na anss ooT slfnsn ast door s tkGma at sis Park
POINTERS. pair tmale and female). pure
bred .Puppiss partly y broken, broke. a months
place to keep at present. Wo: 1900. A0
PuREBRED dogs to be SOLE! for board
S1seot5s mails isMsle wTs
s5ssans GS.SI wS N9te $500 Western
PERSIAN CATS, female: ! silver. l red;
outlay Woodley 1850 S'
< e Tssistrssion ii; coiumSdi.. asd .ss ss1s P'.'
gD eSpDiss; les, reasonable 2s1s 14th st. NV"
COCKER SPANIEL; very red; male regis
ss ssd s9s s or sse Hss bonS %s and .n
account Of illness. Fairfax GAIL.
TupDLY XII kI1irT5EMs TENS Trissis; Mike snov,
i iGvins hearts and good homes, 1901 NJ
COCKER, sPANIEL, beautiful. black. fe-
isssssd loass' a.h sseae ns OF Es'rosn OPP reg
ScoTTIEs: GocKERs-chsmpion blood
sf' ssqs ':sssy sssv
eyss Md %sT.id iaFes s7ss s'''s Land
y1V
ssads. aso Phone sls colamsis 1iss'i sas4 10 ana u0
H:' u: es ssG Es.e ssse'efs Rsse Ssb: "a
MALTESE KITTEN, beautiful, Z mos. old:
,nts'eas s.4a ~ W 4ao' 'xi xp to s1S g. lover with
PoRERMAN PNscHER, black and tan,
AmeIsoG K e. sssi assssis'eFed' excellent blood lines
6slIas smith Route I 5. " &alde1f. draefa Ma. KEGS
PERSIAN AND cH1NCHILLA KITTENS;
pTs Ra sh.pssd SS $50. ave-
%AFRA Fe1eaore eoas SS%s s P.r .GM ma d'n'
CHEsAPEAKE BAY RETRIEVER, bitch;
th9'ro%shSred' n,' Wanaed pssdsisreed; years. $50
small; is months eid; children ih can 'Rsa,: Ran:
Mendsy No. Wil 8 ST. T. ssd ST. me- Sunday and
Scottie Puppies, Registered, $50.
1924 Mills ave. ne. North 1881.
DACHsHUND PUPPIES, thoroughbred, req
ssssd Ga Hns fas GSs cSSreih r'a
PoMERANIAN PUPPIES. heavy coated
tiny toys; creams orange, sables, choco-
ssssI ksan. sHed r. eHss churss a'i i4ssn
wAHTE-sSSoS wals ~: hsE: 70, kitsen,; ! Or
Monday oveoln9.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
POULTRY & EGGS.

SALE: white Leehorn cockerels, i month
2id, 7c each. Marin g. Marin. Wheaton.
Silver Spring Md
BABY CHICKS, blood-tested, c. o. D.;
n: H. or r. !. Reds, VIII. or Bar. Rocks
Wyandottes, BufY Orp.. Lge WI. Leghorns
WI; Minorcas. 1895 per 100. plus postage:
duck!ings, $40 per 100; turkey poults 30c
e.: $50 per 100. Quaker Brand Chicks,
81 Pearl St. Bridgeton. N j
Evening star., 1940-05-26
:S5 .OO0

CONSOLIDATED CRUISER.
45xlO6X3; double cabin inclosed bridge,
deckhouse: designed and built by Consol-
1 miles; forward cabin. berths, iavatory
ana galley Protane gas cooking 32-volt
lights, aftercabin, 4 double berths. lava
tory. electric, toilet cost over S2O0OO:
perfect condition throughout. See steward
Evening star., 1940-05-26

GAS RANGES -Thoroughly reconditioned
wide variety prices, $40 up j. C. Rudder
Co. 1851 Eastern ave, opp. Geo. ave. car
terminal SH 1854
Evening star., 1940-05-26

GAS RANGES for ali bottled and city gas,
Pyrofax gas installation. S975: used
ranges $40 up; new S24 a5 up. We in
stall; warehouse and stock-car loads of
ranges, Thos. J Crowell estab 1915
RE 4411, South Wash. Va. " NJ S
Evening star., 1940-05-26

- ELEC RICAL CENTER,
614 10th st. NV National Ss12
WASHING MACHINES used Easy. May.
tag and Savage. $50 up: brand-new Tho,
washers, 50eo off Pay S125 weekly with
light bill on new MaytaE and Bendi,
washers.
j. c. HARDING & CO., INC,
Electrical Headquarters,
S15 10tb e. ~ w NA o,eo
Evening star., 1940-05-26

TOWN HOUSE COL 10th ST NV
Wanted a refined lady share bedroom in
large apt. air-conditioned; June lSt. RE.
1901 Apt 4OS
Evening star., 1940-05-26

IN COOL detached house. semi-private
bath, private entrance, attractive room
Two blocks car and bus lines; unlimited
phone. gentleman only. Columbia 1862.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
BABY CHICKS.


ROCKS, Reds Leghorns, S7.25 the hum
cred; none are better; poults. ducks and
brood hens: j. 3. Henry, 6767 Little Falls
I'd. Call Falls Church 134S.
PULLoRUM-TESTED CHICKS, Wayne
feeds. poultry supplies, custom hatchins;
Chickery. Il02 BIadensburg I'd. ne. Ii.
$500. Community Hatchery, Meadows,
Md. Phone Marlboro 25-F-3.
DAY-oLD. started chicks. from State blood
tested flocks,. $3.50 up per 100: also custom
Matching. johnson, Colesv. pike Colesville,
Md. See Baby Chick" sign. Ashton 1857
COWAN's naby-started chicks. Nd.
approved and pul tested Coop prices
cowan's Hatchery. Bowie Md Ph. 234l
ROCKS. r. I. Reds, white Leehorns, $3.50
gsF ggsFo 100 tconkeys iesds James dSsS Tssa Store.
ION THE HILL"
Poultry Farm and Hatchery.
Blood-tested .Chicks--Started Chicks.
Custom Hatchins. OPEN SUNDAYS.
J. D. FERGUSON. Jr,: Rockville. Nd. :.
Phones-W1. 7741-J Kensington 135-J.
CHICKS sffi s5ffso type fos g. " Ia Issho5ns. W..
Rocks, R. I. Reds, 81 90-1o0. Large Eng.
Wh. Leghorn pullets, Sc. .0O-1o0..
N. H. Reds, S5.50-100. Leg. ckls,, 81 .96-
isssss sssai :sts: sasssi Is
r psss s,}2e| ialSas3l SsA :. "a . .
Evening star., 1940-05-26

ELECTR1CAL CENTER.
514 10th st. NV National ss72
REFR1GERATORs used; General Electric
and WESTINGHOUSE: good running condi-
ton, Pay as low as 81 25 weekly with
light bill on new General Electric and
Westinghouse refrigerators
J. C. HARDING &, CO.. INC,
Electrical Headuuarters
Evening star., 1940-05-26

as low as S1495 We are also FACTORY
AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE on
the NEW BENDIX HOME LAUNDRY. May
TAG THOR, G E. AND APEX WASHERS
Liberal trade-in allowance. Pay with your
Evening star., 1940-05-26

WATCH, Hamilton. 17-jewel mems wrist;
perfect condition; cost $50; price. S25
2544 14th st. NV. Apt. "a
WATER COOLERS G. E. floor samples;
greatly reduced SIS per mo. Md. Elec. Co,
los BALTIC. blvd, Hyattsville. WA. 1875
2 LIVING. ROOM CHAIRS. SIS and SO; i
metal bridge lamp. l student desk lamp, l
bridge table 80 cents each. 1725 18th ST.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

PIANO steinway baby srand. mahoEany,
gorgeous tone; see this unusual value be-
fore buying q new piano HO. 5120. Rat
Evening star., 1940-05-26

GENERATORS-sTART S3 so up: larg-
est assort install immed.: small charge;
elec. repairs; 26th year. CARTY, 1908 14th
GOLF CLUBS. 3 woods. irons; also cam
vas bag, $50. Columbia 1854. 1921
Evening star., 1940-05-26

deck; 90-h.p. Packard motor; perfect con-
ditlon: ready to so, Washington Yacht
| Club. foot l 9Th ST
Evening star., 1940-05-26

OLD TOWN RUNABouT. 16 IT.. fully
equipped, johnson 32-hp also trailer
made especially for this boat. Georgia
Evening star., 1940-05-26

FOR SALE new, small sailboat, moth-class
Potomac Boat Club. Cooper Lightbown, jr
Evening star., 1940-05-26

OIL BURNERS, new and used. Repairs
controls and parts for all burners OLDEST
EXCLUSIVE BURNER SHOP IN CITY
Furnace vacuum cleaning See us before
you buy any burner. We serviced over &c
makes this season. ]. Arthur Harris
AAHMES BURNER CO, No IL H st. n W
Evening star., 1940-05-26

GAS RANGE. enameed 4-hurner, side oven.
storage space. used. good condition; big
barsain; 81 so delivered Hechinger Co,
GAS STOVE. six-burner. high oven, Quail
ity: food warmer; good condition. 32l5
Adams Mill rd.
Evening star., 1940-05-26

OIL RANGES t2), with huilt-in ovens,
price, S15 and SS Call Hillside O449-M.
ORGAN-Beautiful oak finished chapel
organ with large registration, S1n0: full
reconditioned; terms. MA. 4730. Kits,
CT
Evening star., 1940-05-26

cHoW-Fox TERRIER PUPS. wks.- old
81 and S. each, Sign at gate. w.. c
Lynch. waldorf. Nd.
Evening star., 1940-05-26

GAS RANGE neutrality-suspicious. floor
samples at big discounts. All are perfect.
with ,ultra-modern features. All sizes now
on display at Washington's largest gas
range distributors. Also factory rebults
$3.50 up. j. S; LIE Fevre. Inc. 2O07 K
Evening star., 1940-05-26

FOR RENT-Larse. pleasant room. central
location; tennis court: moderate price;
available June g. Decatur 1923.