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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-27
u. S. Defense
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NEA Service Staff correspondents
WASHINGTON. - Tanks, planes
and big guns can't be built in a
dav. and the United States Army
won't get the things it needs IN
mass production quantity until late
in 1871. Navy orders will take
even longer, but the navy OF
course is much better of right
now than is the army.
The army is issuing no public
reports on numberical progress OF
rearmament. When the sub-com-
mittee of the Appropriations Com
mittee Of the House was holding
hearings on the 1941 army bill,
War Department officials gave a
picture of what the army had
and what it needed.
Those figures are shown in the
accompanying picto-chart. But
remember that the figures were
based upon a mobilization plan
for 100000 men-and not an army
of two, three or four million.
TO TEST
GIANT TANKS
The army now has about 5000
serviceable airplanes. Funds have
been voted to bring this number
up to II, 900. About 800 planes are
expected to be built for the army
yet this year and 2555 will be built
next year.
To deal with low-flying enemy
aircraft the army now has more
than 1000 guns of so caliber. Or
ders will be given for 1862 more.
When this program, including
that illustrated on the picto-chart,
is completed, the army will have
4616 mobile anti-aircraft guns OF
the most modern type.
In addition to Garand rifles on
hand and on order, the army has
about 1000, 900 Springfield and
Enfield rifles of the type used in
the last war. These are being
kept in war reserves.
There are ia combat cars or
cavalry tanks with 100 more to
be procured. When this program
is completed, the army will have
1900 fast modern combat cars or
tanks ranging from 10 to 20 tons.
The National Defense Advisory
Commission has cleared an edu-
cational contract for so giant
tanks weighing at least 70 tons.
These are of the heavy type
which Hitler used to great effect
in France but they will have
larger guns than those mounted
on the Nazi tanks.
If these great tanks are sue.
cessful in army maneuvers anoth.
er $50 will be ordered from the
Baldwin Locomotive works ir
Philadelphia.
The army has 485 armoreo
scout cars today and will procure
861 more. Gas masks now in the
possession of the army number
4O7, 696 and there are 6,O65 il
production. Additional orders tt
bring the total to 1863, TT will be
placed.
BREAKDOWN
ON CONTRACTS
The reports of contracts cleared
by the defense commission do no
give totals for the various items
"A breakdown Of these figures the
B5 per cent of the first IS, 600, 900,
BOO appropriation follows:
Airplanes $76, 026, 75s
Airplane engines ....... 9,081, $50
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-27

Two-thirds of the entire popu-
lation of Australia has savings &C.
counts of about 81, 900 per capita.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-27
BY MILTON

BY MILTON BRONNER
NEA Service Staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON - The famous
question of what the governor of
North Carolina said to the COVER
nor of South Carolina when they
did a bit of elbow bending is as
nothing these days to the questions
about what Vittorio Bifulco, assist
ant counselor on emigration at the
Italian embassy here, said to
prominent Italian = Americans in
Washington.
It seems established that he
wrote to the Italian American
leaders to meet him. 1t also seems
established that the government at
Rome sent orders that consular
officers all over the United States
were to advise their Italian breth-
ern to put the soft pedal on activ-
tiles of a nature to arouse anti
Italian telling.
Rome has seen how angry
Americans have become over the
cavortings of the German-Ameri-
can Bund with its swastikas and
its Hell Hitlers." So the men in
authority here have ben advised
to slip the word that similar &C.
tons on the part of Italian-Ameri.
cans are to be avoided. They are
not to hold rambunctious meetings
and are not to flaunt the Italian
flag in the faces of the public.
BIFULCO
WON'T TALK
Bifulco himself has proved a
most elusive parsonage. Efforts
to get his W personal version Of
what occurred have proved vain.
Authorities at the Italian embassy
rather deprecated all the publicity
and said an American mountain
was being made of an Italian
molehill. 1t was insisted that Ital-
ian-Americans were and always
had been good American citizens
and were in nc need of tutelage
as to how to behave.
DR.. Eugene Forcione, a promi-
nent Italian-American physician
and president of the Sons of Italy,
was not so reticent. He said he
was one of a number of men who
had met Bifulco, others being the
heads of the Unione Fratellanza
and the Loggia Roma.
1--WE were simply advised" said
he, 'to avoid international politi-
cal arguments and not to get
mixed up in things which would
tend to injure the good will be-
tween Italians and Americans"
+
NEW MARCH OF
UNEMPLOYED FEARED
A number of years ago, during
the presidency of Herbert Hoover,
Washington was invaded by a
great number of unemployed men
who proceeded to live in crude
camps and stayed there until the
rgular army forces were ordered
by Hoovr to clear them out. Gov
eminent and Washington city Of
ficials r very much afraid there
may be another rush of un-
employed men to Washington.
The giant rearmament program
is the basic cause of this fear.
People all over the country have
begun specializing how many
thousands of new jobs this rearm-
ament program will create. Many
of them think the thing to do is to
seven children-Vilhelm, a S,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-27
AT LAST
SUCCESS COMES

He hired Tichel to direct the
colossal version. When delays oc.
CURED in lining up a ca Zanuck
to- ,ir. to try his hand on 81
Married a Nazi." Released as
THE Man I Married." it is the
best-selling film bearing on the
war AID is the clearest example
since -irnst Lubitsch's .'Shou
Around the Corner of what di.
PICTORIAL skill can contribute to a
picture.
Considering his years O. discour.
agcmcnt, Irving Pichel justly
might hare adopted an it's-about-
time attitude. Instead, he seems
as pleased and bewildered as Gin.
derella. In the middle of produc.
ton he exclaimed to a friend: i
c@n hardly believe it. A year age
I was wondering how I was going
to eat. Now I've already paid all
my debts and I've got $500 in the
bank! imagined"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-27
In Washington

Will Bruce Cation vaca-
tons, other members of NEA
Services Washington staff
pinch-hit for him,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-27
In Hollywood
BY PAUL

NEA Service Staff Correspondent
HOLLYWOOD - o n e of the
things that the movie colony finds
gratifying these days is the return
to prominence of Irving Pichel.
Actually, he is more important
than ever, though the public won't
see him any more. Once a writer,
then an actor, Pichel now is a top
notch director.
Beginning at Harvard as one of
George Pierce Bakers fair-haired
proteges, Pichel did well in the
theater and became a member of
the Theater Guilds advisory
board. Then Metro brought him
here on a writing contract. For
six months he chafed under cine
matte restrictions and enforced
idleness, then began peddling his
Well-knoWn dramatic talents.
A big man with a big voice that
was fine for tossing robust Shake
spearean speeches into the second
balcony, he never was able to ad-
just himself to the sensitive mi
crophone and the vocal mildness
of other film players. When Pichel
said II love you'' to a leading lady
in a tone which seemed to him a
mere murmur, the gal would
jump with alarm and the man in
the sound booth would have to re.
place blowout audio tubes.
So Pichel drifted into declama-
tory roles. Mostly he was a law.
yer, h~aranguing juries. To get
better parts, he had to go to the
quickie s..dios. Two years ago
he played the heavy in Exile
Express" starring Anna Stem, at
shortlived Grand National. "A
swell actor" agreed Hollywood.
But what a movies do with a
Y ice like that?"
UP FROM
THE MINORS
BY this time he had directed a
few minor pictures. Mc-t of Hol-
lywocl, individually, knew Pichel
was better Qualified by experience
than many famous directors, set
the studios continued to regard
him as an actor who was about
washed up. He wouldn't play in
dustry politics. He wouldn't. even
60 to Kenneth MacGowan, a friend
and Broadway manager brought
here by RIO in 1882 on Pichel's
recommendation. MacGowan is
now an important producer at GOTH
Fox.
Last year Pichel's friends were
depressed by news that he had
joined an obscure enterprise
called Cathedral Films, to direct
a low-budget religious item
called "TLe Great Command
ment. acGowan saw it and per-
suaded Daryl Zanuc'- to take a
look. Zanuck so admired it that
he bought the film, paying the
makers : handsome profit a n
planning to remake the picture
wi star names and an extra mil
lion dollars y-7rth of scenery, Ro-
man oldie"s md pretty girls, in
the DeMille manner.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-27

The reports of contracts cleared
by the defense commission do not
give totals for the various items.
"A breakdown Of these figures the
B5 per cent of the first S, 900, 000,-
BOO apnrnpriatinn follows.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-01
$3,OOO,OOO pro dslniky, kteTi
ztratili praci.

V Detroit, Mich, statnf roz-
hodc1 uznal "a pravo, re IT,
900 z vice nez $4,000 delnfk1
Chryslerovych tovaren, kterl
ztratili praci nasledkem sporu
minuleho listopadu, mali dos
tati podporu v "Reminiscences
tt, celkem 100000. Timto
rozhodnutfm je vylouceno z
techto pozitkd asi $4,000 del
Mkt. Jsou to byvalf zamest-
nanci tr1 tovaren Chryslero-
vych, v nichz byla zahajena
stavka. Rozhodnut1m, ucine-
ne dine 10. listopadu, die ne
hoz vsichni Chryslerovi zamest
nanci byli primo 1castneni ma
sporu a tud1z nemohou obdr-
zeti podpory v nezamestnano-
sti die michiganskeho zakona.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-01

Jest treba, ably kazdy kra-
jan byl 81 vedom tohoto prava
i povinnosti. Ably trval pevne
ma SVEN pravu, kdyby ~scitatel,
vec nedopatreni mpfehlednuv-
81, dopustil Sc chyby. A zvla-
ste .je treba, ably kazdy preh-
mat prot tomuto jasnemu
vladnlmu narizenl byl nepro-
dlene hlasen nasim narodn1m
organisacim, by We veci lined
molly zakrocit.
Pr scitani obyvatelstva ne
budeme uznavat stav, vytvore-
ny v zari 1888 a v breznu 1889
nacistickym nasilnictv1m. Neu-
znavame pravo nemecke. Bu-
deme Sc ridit jen poole prava
americkeho a nar1zenl vlady
Spojenych statG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-01
Nebojacne zeny.

z domu v Clevelandu oval
Sc p%ronikavy pokrik vystrase-
ne zeny, ktery Sc rozlehl ulic1
a %upozornil obyvatelky ma ne
bezpec1. Mary Wallova, 23le-
ia, kricela z okna druheho pa
ira: "Pomoc! V dome jest ne
.jaky muz!" Drzela " naruci
8-mesfcnf Marilyn a vedle nj
stala 2leta Marenka.
Prave byla deti koupala,
kdyz zaslechla plouzive kroky,
"Kdo je to-" kTikla sc schod1,
ale dole muz jen neco zamum-
lal. Vydesena zena chopila
deti a utkala S mimi do loznice,
odkudz il zeny uslysely.
Patnact zen vyrazilo do bo-
je S kostaty, valecky, lopatami
a rGznymi predmety. Zeny OBJ
kl1cily dun, zejmena dvere a
okna. Nekdo zavolal policii.
Poruc1k S tasenym revolverem
sci opatrne do bytu.
Nikde nikdo. Uzrel zavTe-
ne dvere do predn1ho pokoje.
Otevrel a ma pohovce uzTel sp1
ciho muze. Bylo tezko jej
vzbuditi, ale ma konec sc roz-
hlednul a tazal Sc: eco sc de-
je? ia nevolal policii!"
Policista Sc jej tazal, co tam
della. Muz odpovedel, re chce
spat, ably mu dial pokoj a xii
dill Sc. Prisli dalsi policiste,
dokonale ''namoceneho" pana
nalozili a odvezli. Byl to 81
lety Edward Simon.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-01
Operoval srdce.

Parolovany exkriminalnik,
ktery byl pristfzen pri loupezi,
vrazil do srdce milky S pilnl-
KEN. DR.. Andrew Toman, VIZ
chni lekar v Bridewellu, pro-
vedl ma ~zoufalci jednu z nej-
obtiznejsich operac1, ably pill
mix, ktery Sc zaryl u srdce, Cd
stranil.
VIM. Todd, 80 rokd stary
byl zatcen parkovn1m policis-
tou Ericksonem V obchodu
Fanny May ma zalobu klerky-
ne.
Pink mu probodl prsa tes-
ne u srdce. Byl dopraven do
bridewellske nemocnice S pill
nfkem v srdci. DR.. Toman pod
jail Sc operace, ktera trvala 80
minut. Musel 81 poc1nat veil
ce opatrne, ponevadz pink We
eel u tepny, ktera pfivad1 k
srdci krev a ponevadz nebylo
mono pilnlkem hnouti, odstra
nil Toman dive Zebra z leve
strany a pax Sc SNAIL z~astaviti
slime krvacen1. To Sc povedlo,
pink byl vytazen, aniz Sc srd-
ce dotkl a "a hodinu pc opera
CT byl pacient neobycejne posi-
len. Todd byl parolovan roku
1886 z kaznice, kde sedel rok
pro loupez.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-01
Policista.

Frank Hanson, 35lety poll
cista lei v nemocnici v South
Chicago zranen a hlldan dve-
ma policisty. AZ sc uzdravf,
Dude pfevezen do bridewell-
ske nemocnice a pc uzdravenf
Dude nit proti sobe zalob cd
zabit1 dolG tolik, re sc v tom
sam dnes nevyzna. Pokud sve-
dectvlm ~zjisteno policista ko-
nal sluzbu v cetove kare. Ably
mu nebylo smutno, pribral 81
J. Floru a kdyz jeli pc silnici V
| hodinu rano, veil tavern1k
Herbst, MATTEL taverny cisnici
Gertrude Northovou a jinou pc
sluhovacku Ellenu Kotolovou
domd. Ma silnici sc Jim auto
porouchalo. Jel kolem polici-
sta a Herbst mu rekl, re postal
do garaze, ale ~policista Sc ma
b1dl, re potahne svoj1 cetovou
karou automobil dale. Holky
prisedly a Herbst navrhl, ably
sli nekam pit, re pocastuje.C e-
Ia spolecnost S policistou nav
stfvila nekolik taveren, TANGO
vala a pila a rano v 6 hodin po-
licista je rozvezl.
Jel pc Halsted ulici rychlo-
stf, jak speedomoter ukazoval
78 mil, nechal houkat sirenu a
kdyz prijfzdeli k ulici a Ger
vene svetlo kazalo ~zastavit, pc
licista nezastavil, ale vrazil do
auta VIM. Knappa, a tento byl
zabit ma m1ste. Policejn1 kara
byla rozbita a Hanson zranen
a ostatnf byli lehce p~otluceni
Policejni kara byla IL mil Cd
mista, kde mel policista patro-
llovat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-01
Kun pricinou smrti dvou mia
dvch lidi.

O zivot pTisli 19leta Lois
Renner, a 18lety Josef Kara
SEX, asi pdl mile jizne cd Port
Crook,v Nebrasce kdez auto, v
nemz Sc nalezali, vrazilo do
kone ma cestu vybehnuvsiho.
V auto Sc nalezali mimo mich
17leta Evelyn Renner, sestra
vyse zmlnene divky, Joe
Gorsch a Yunve Holms. Tito
tri vyvazli s mensfmi poranen1-
mi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-01

ne dine 8. 1nora leta Pane tisf-
chic devitisteho ctyrycateho a
neodvislostf Spojenych StatG
americkych roku steho sedesa-
teho ctvrteho.
Presidentem:
D. ROOSEVELT.
ORD HULL,
sekretaT statu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-01
Roku 1899 uchazelo Sc O OBJ
canstvi vice nez pIl milionu
pristehovaIcHH.

- %
Vice neil $4,000 vlastnf-
XII @'prvn1ho listu" podalo "a
dost O naturalisaci v lonskem
fiskaln1m roce, konc1c1m 80.
cervna 1889. V temze obdobi
bylo udeleno obcanstvi 1885,
813 osobam. Rekordn1 byl tez
pocet osob, ktere prohlasily IL
mysl staff Sc obcany Spojenych
statG, t. j. zadaly O vydan1 "prv
n1ho listu." Pristehovalecka
a naturalisacnf sluzba obdrze-
la 1926 takovychto zadost1.
Jinymi slovy: vice nez pGl mi
lionu v cizine narozenych osob
podniklo minuleho roku kroky
k nabytf obcanstv1.
Pocet naturalisovanych rokG
1889 byl by byval jeste vyssi,
kdyby naturalisacn1 sluzba by
la mela vice 1rednictva a mo-
hla zadosti rychleji vyfizovati.
zadatele museli vsak cekati
mnoho mes1c1, v nekterych pT1
.padech i cely rok, NEIL dostali
prvni nebo druhy list. Pr po-
slednfm zasedanl zvysil kon-
gres pristehovalecke a natura-
lisacnf sluzbe povolenou cast
ku O ctvrt milionu dolar1, ale
jeste i dnes nebyva zadatel O
obcanstvi %pfedvolan k prvemu
vyslechu drive neil sedm az
osm mesfc1 pc zaslan1 sve
predbezne zadosti.
Nejvfce zadostf O naturali-
saci dochazi z rad Anglican1,
Italn, Polakd a Nemc1. z 1885,
813 osob, ktere obdrzely OBJ
canstv1 r. 1889 bylo 47.5O0
cili vice neil jedna ctvrtina
pddvodu britskeho, 1898 bylo
Ital1, 21.585 Polakd a 19.94O
Nemcn z rise nebo z Rakou-
ska. Mezi Nemci bylo vzdy
velke procento tech, ktef1 Ia
dali O obcanstv1. R. 1880 1875
proc. rodilych NemcG, V Anne
rice zijfcfch, americkymi obca-
ny. Tehoz roku bylo re Skot1
naturalisovano pouze 56,9
proc, z francouzskych Kama
dand 5O,8 proc, z Ital1 5O,5
proc. a z Polak6 50,7 procent.
Dive posledne jmenovane sku-
piny patti k t. Nv. move immi-
graci' a nenf proto mono oce-
kavati, re v mich Dude tax wy
soke procento naturalisova-
nych jake mezi Nemci a jisty-
mi britskymi skupinami, je2
jsou "immigracf starou''.
Mezi ostatnimi zadateli {
obcanstvf bylo 11.488 osob ma.
rozenych v Rusku, 7.848 v Ces
koslovensku, 5.916 v Yugosla.
vii, 4.718 We svedsku, 4.347
Madarsku, 3.54O v Recku
1886 v Litve, 2.O47 We Finskl
la $50 v Norsku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-01

Y Clevelandu, 27elta man
zelka Pavla Ondraska prepa-
dena zachvatem srdecni cho-
roby zemfela. OndraSkove
sousedka, 60 leta Kristina Pa
byla premozena rozcile-
MIN tax re padla a zemrela.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-01
CHALOUPKA.
j. v. Sladek.

Ia nase chaloupka
prosta, mila,
jak by to pro ptaky
kl1cka byla.
Nenf tax malicka
z dalky, bl1zka,
nikomu sc tam vSak
nezastyska.
Vesela, dhledna,
klidna, cista
name v nj ptacata,
vsichni m1sta.
A KIDD il uvid1,
kolem prejde,
merck by, CO Sc tam
stest1 vejde!
Jestli no We svete
nekdy ztrat1m,
k tobe Sc, c~haloupko,
pro ne vrat1m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-01

V Pittsburgh, Pa, 20 polici-
stu a SO obcanG v noel pc ctyfi
hodiny honilo vztekleho PISA,
neil sc no podarilo zastreliti.
Pes predtlm pokousal II osob,
vetSinou d1tek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-01
Tragedie " ceske rodine.

We Walthill, Nebraska, kra-
Jan Bohaboj tax hrozne zmla-
til svoji manzelku pazbou rue
nice, re zemTela v nemocnici a.
niz by nabyla vedoml. PAX
spachal sebevrazdu obesenlm
Sc v garazi. Bohaboj pred dive
ma tydny podal zalobu o roz-
vod.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-01


Toto je prvnf re serie
clankG pripravenych or
ganisacf F. l.. I. S. a po-
jednavaj1cfch o nekterych
problemech, existujfcich
mezi rodici-pTistehovalci
a jejich americkymi det-
mi. Mattel nejake poz-
namky nebo dotazy, zas-
lete je ma adresu FILLS.
Parent, 222 Forth Ave,
New York, N. Y. Piste,
pros1m, pokud mono an
glicky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-01
Rockefeller FinEm.

Herbert Hoover, predseda
finskeho pomocneho vyboru o.
znamil, re obdrzel dar $780,
900 cd Johna D. Rockefellera,
mi.
Evening star., 1940-07-19
D. 6. Food Distributors
ExpIuin Aims

The aims and objectives of the
Independent Food Distributors of
the District of Columbia, Inc, yes
terday were outlined to about 100
members of the District Sales Rep
resentatives Association at lunch
con at the Lafayette Hotel.
Aaron Levin, executive secretary,
said the group was incorporated to
assist, inform, educate and repre-
sent" the independent grocers.
The corporation opened offices
here in the Tower Building last
month. he said. Isaac jacobson,
president of the District Grocery
Stores, Inc, is president of the or
ganization; Fred A. Dodge of Ma
ton Wide Service Grocers, Inc, is
vice president, and David Abraham
Of United Food Stores Corp, treas
urer and David Hornstein, secretary
and counsel.
Evening star., 1940-07-19
STAR, WASHINGTON c. FRIDAY JULY 49, 1e4o
MARINE CORPS.

Thayton. L., aol Robert c.. from Mare
stack 1t. Col. Frederick E.. from San
co1.mnn E5ansisce c.st e agSnfso wis% F. from San
kerr Mss James 0i@'fS T.. from San Francisco
johnson. Nal Byron F.. from Washington
coIsoe: caPs; George. from rus.t Sound
Johnston. FIST L. Arnold efn r. ssP; e San
stiyers. First 1t. Robert T.. jr.. to San
goen: First Il, pixop. to San Diego.
Murray. First 1t. IT, Raymond ss G ~ L.. An to sG San
swsnceski First 1t. Alexander B.. to San
Amey First 1t. Herbert r.. ir.. to San
Olson; s Capt. Robert A.. from ouantico
Ha; den: First It, Reynolds H.. from Guam
waaorf frst Sa t. f aarIs ssn a. pefq from San
rbpmss pedro rrss e San Diego %Son.. w ,ro u.r.
schoettel, First Il. John F.. from Mare
Rysn sanf frst sa fan e. Rnsfey RiesG NJ from Puget
Killen. First 1t George W., from Mare
%. Island % San Diego:
Sound Sound to Asa San 3 DIEGO esnu' d. from ruEe'
Boles. FIRST It. William E., from Mare
conoiey o Firss Fl sah It. psssai odsli NJ from u g. s.
- Henderson to Paris Island
Youngdale. First 1t; Carl A., from Guam
tico to y. s. s. Henderson.
Buckner; First Lt.s, Jean H.. from Paris
Island to Quantico.
Spencer, Second It. William p, from
Paris Island to Quantico
McCutcheon. Second 1t. Keith B.. from
Pensacola to Quantico
Atkins, Second 1t, Harvey B., from San
Pedro to San Diego.
Mount Katahdin in Maine is the
Evening star., 1940-07-19
Marion Davies Sister
Found Dead After Pdrty

By the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, July Stricken
Ill while entertaining a party of
friends, Ethel Davies, IS, sister of
Actress Marion Davies, retired to
her bedroom last night and shortly
afterward was found dead on the
floor, apparently a heart-attack
victim.
Rose Davies, another sister, was
In the house when the body was
found by the dead woman's COM
panion, Kay English.
Evening star., 1940-07-19
6. P. O. Picnic Tomorrow

The Government Printing Once
Recreation Association will hold its
first annual picnic from noon till
II pm. tomorrow at Fort Hunt, Va.
Evening star., 1940-07-19

Mount Katahdin in Maine is the
first spot in the United States to
greet the rising sun.
Evening star., 1940-11-21
TOWN & COUNTRY MOTORS.
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PACKARD g. 4-doOr touring sedan:
trunk: black; white sidewalks; de luxe
radio; interior spOteSS. $1,000 miles:
/ one owner: sacrifice, o295. RA 56O7
PACKARD 1879 2-door 6-cyhnder family
sedan; new custom seat covers; one
owner car: very low mileage: S625 Low
ING MOTORS. 2724 14th ST, NV. RE.
Evening star., 1940-11-21

CHEVROLET lNIN coupe; de luxe scCes-
so.IaS- We can recommend this Car as one
OF the bcSt values We have ever offered
smart. economical in every respect; a real
b5--aln a. >+i95. lee .. Butler, Inc, 1l2l
~ 81 u " DlStr-ct 1,,l \
Evening star., 1940-11-21
YOU

Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan LQlUS.
Evening star., 1940-11-21

CHEVROLET coupe for quick sale. $50
For real dependable transportation see our
selection Of v.uterlzed and reaoy-to-gO at
OUR CHEVROLET USED-CAR FAIR Cars
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Evening star., 1940-11-21

HYATTSVTII Fran BUNGALOW
Nv b. corner l0-. Lar-p porc.es. tu.
attic arC bas0mer-. near schools and bus
81 Owens ave. OWNER, IS Franklin g..
Va Gi4S
Evening star., 1940-11-21

14of Rhode I-l5nc ave Ne DE 5000
OLDSNOBIiE 1870 club coupe: seas five
inside smart gray color. mode. 20 g.
cNlCCer. one private owner. clean and
sound as a new car. all excellent tires: fuI
guarantee trade your car. easy terms:
$50. POEANKA SERVICE. Il-G @0th
Dftt~.e+ GItI
Evening star., 1940-11-21

PLYMOUTH 1897 convertible coupe. II
excellent condition. radio heater. SaCrlfct
ior best offer. 2GoI 18th St. ne. MI
Evening star., 1940-11-21
LOIS For SALE

LARGE WOODED LOT NEAR ARLINGTON
water al rear Of lol, Water, sever, paved
zeH Tor 500. Call MR.. HINES. Chestnut
LIVE IN SOCIALLY-CORRFCT WEST
moreiand HIS. Lots from SI.SSO, with
minimum 1o-foot frontage. Terms ar
ranged. Wisconsin 9NSS or 1888.
TEN VERY DESIRABLE LOTS. VICINITY
Conn. ave. nv, price around - 600 each.
iuClUding sewer water and paved street.
terms considered Box lI6-A. Star.
"nd-COM GROUND APP. - o0o FEET,
) r.. at SOC per foot. near :. r Box l00-A,
Star ~
INDUSTRIAL AND FIRST COMMERCIAL;
:. T. siding available: = acres fronting go
feet on river road y mile from District
llue Will sell or lease; my sign IS on the
property. DOUGLASS E BULLOCK. Ma
,iOnal $3.50
GARRETT PARK--60xl55, TREES, CITY
conEenlelCeS: 5000.
II. acres wooded. near HilIandale;
SacrlIlcc, Sl.b50. terms. Shepherd 6lIS-W.
LARGE WOODED HILLTOP LOT
On Arlington RldeC, with beautiful view
OF city and river. BARGAIN fox cash. In
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APT HOUSE LOTS.
b he~da and Silver SprnS. Nd priced
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