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BARGAIN-USED l YEAR.

Arlington. Va. Owner compelled to SELL
Bedroom and bath LIST A., bedrooms.
bath End fl. Full 2-story brick Dutch
mentary schools Iocs BOOKS n to Gebe I'd and
Lee highway shopping center Priced at
cost, $1,000. Drive 3 miles out Lee high
way from Key Bridge to Glebe I'd. turn
right to 18th st, left ] block TO Buchanan
St, then right to 25th I'd. left to 4sls
and open sign Open evenings to 8.
M. T. BROYHILL CO.. INC,
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APARTMENTS WANTED,

COUPLE, 16-MO CHILD. WANT LIV. R,
br k and bath: will furn. child's own
bed; not over $40 RE. 942S between
rs. or Box BOX. Star.
COUPLE, % YEARS AGE, WANT ALL
or part rent on small furnished apt in
exchange for services References. Box
AK Star
BACHELOR, WRITER (33) WISHES TO
share furn. apt. or room. immediate
vicinity G w u; will pay S25 mo. Write
Box 411-V, Star.
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CLEVELAND PARK, $4,000.
CYRUS KEISER, Jr.,
1910 Wisconsin Ave. WO. 1927.
CLEVELAND PARK. S1O.5OO.

Bargain-Detached: 8 bedrooms. . baths
OIL heat. several porches. . freplaces:
qule: street practically no traffic: all
large rooms. To settle an estate BOSS
&, PHELPS MA 1900
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

ARLINGTON, vA-GENTLEMAN OWN
RED couple: only $50 mo. National 1920,
Branch POI, Q to 3.
CRESTWOOD. 18th ST FURN OR
partly furn.. detached. large rms, bath;
oil heat, refg.; garage; lawn. RA. 626S.
evenings
BEDROOMS . BATHS, SERVANTS
room and bath. double garage; oil heat.
Use lease available now. EN-. 0511.
OUTSTANDING
Detached brick and stone residence suit
able entertaining; Handicapped grounds:
large living room with conservatory. 3 bed
rooms. 3 baths: handsomely furnished
throughout To inspect call Mrs. Lynch.
WAGGAMAN-B RAWNER,
ME. 1850 Evenings CO. 7244.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkEUR.

LIST of the month; 1-rm, kitchen and bath
apt, S20-$4O: heat. gas. elec. included
ATTRACTIVE APIS. HIGH-CLASS NEIGH
borhood some furnished Car available on
Sppt MPS GREEN, Shepherd 512S.
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CHEVY CHASE PARKWAY, D. c..
3 bedrooms, tile-Walied Kitchen With OK
ford cabinets and large sink, . baths with
vItreous china fixtures Finished basement
with recreation room, porcelain laundry
tubs and layatory. Oil heat fireplace,
2 porches and garage. Call premises.
Emerson 1877
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THE LINDBERGH
PELHAM COURTS

2115 p St. NV.
Q rooms. kitchen and bath - $3.50
s rooms. kitchen and bath $500
Refrigeration on House.
Switchboard. Elevator.
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GENTLEMAN WILL SHARE HOMELIKE
apartment with capable student Apply to
WOODLANDS. S14 Connecticut ave, Is to
s pm. -.
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CALL JACK HA Y Els. DU. IiH4.
BROOM BUNGALOW. NE, S45.
CHAS d SAGER

=. -,
a24 14th 81. NV. Ma 0036.
524 14th ST. Me- RMS, B.
INV h. S4NuO
1925 Eye St n.e-6 r, b., h.-w.h $4,000
n INV h. 81 $50 90
heat SIS. so
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Sc. OOO-WoRTH $4,000.

OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY
Within ) blocks of Fl. Myer Va. on
nice quiet street. refined neighborhood S
rooms. . baths: two complete apartments
one rented S45 mo. to permanent ten
ant: can rent lower. apt for $50 mo;
foreclosure imminent: sell today for
So 900; substantial cash. bal. monthly
This place carries itself. This is an out
standing investment. BOWEN, Falls
Church ooR7 .
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HOUSES UkEURNlSHED.

RENT REDUCED TO So .5o-vERY NICE.
6 rooms and bath brick house. III Chevy
Chase. d. C. II block from Conn. ave
CHAS. S. MUIR g. CO,
MA. 1895. 103 Southern Bldg
COLORED-l726 18th ST. NW.-6 R.
b, h.-w.h.. cleo: reference required; $50.
GUY TIMER, 1926 U st. NV. NO. 1907.
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BASEMENT APT, RM AND KIT:
prone linens turn pvt. emit: bath sec. f.;
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s. WK-l RIM. KIT. PRIVATE BATH.
gas cleo, plenty heat. h. W; clean, quiet;
mr.. bus, cars; janltor. 6l9 Otis pl NV
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"7l4 CATHEDRAL AVE, OFF CON
nectlcut-2 large rooms: kitchen. porch
and bath; suitable for 3 or A S75 mo.
1901 CLIFTON ST. LARGE RMS. KIT.
bath; porch; oil h; cleo. ref: beautiful
corner view; adults S45. AID Abs.
210S ONTARIO RID. NW-STUDIO RIM:
also llv,. rm. and bedrm.. with or without
use of kit. Columbia 4S11
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ARLINGTON. VA.-S6,85O.

s26 N. Woodrow st-New brick 2-story
closet. de luxe kit, fireplace. screened
porch; large lot, beautiful shade trees;
stream in back Of lot: F. H A. approved.
OWNER, BUILDER Chestnut o165
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EMPLOYED COUPLE, DAUGHTER, WILL,
share Well-equipped modern home with .
others for meals or share expenses TIA
$685., after ) pm
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COLUMBIA RID, Mr.. 18TH ST-PLEAs-
AM front bed-living room. kitchen and
private path, cleo. refrigeration; completely
EQUIPPED; SO, including gas and cleo
triCIty AID OOGO
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MENT PROPERTY FOR SALE
NEW APT. BLDG,

NEW APT. BLDG,
NEAR CATHEDRAL: 80 apts. mostly
rooms. dinette and bath: low rents include
cleo and gas: very modern equip: larse
lot: fine environment: 4hT trust: reason
able cash payment and terms; priced right:
will show higA return; take small Gear
property as part payment. Call MIR. DREW.
REPUBLIC 1881 e ELIOT MIDDLETON,
205 INVESTMENT BLDG
CONTINUED on Next Pags.)
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24ol CALVERT ST NV. OPPOS. SHORE
ham Hotel; completely furn., > rms kit
bath. Call MRS. GUSDORF. Apt. 2O5.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.-To BE NEW CON-
ditioned: oil heat. 10 rms, 2 .ba;. spacious
SLID. FULTON R GORDON. 1927 Eye
st. DI. $3.50. Office also open am
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w 20 D R I'D G BEAUTIFULLY FUR
hlShed apt: entire LIST floor. with private
entrance, rooms and bath, oil heat ga
rage; adults only. Phone North 1905
NEAR CAPITOL-NICELY FURN, SUNNY
front, apt; living room, bedroom kitchen,
pvt bath. Frlgldaire. loo C 81. Sc
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DUPONT CIRCLE, 1922 / 9th ST-LARGF
apt, pvt. bath, kitchen, fireplace; S35
includes utilities. NO OO64
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SUITABLE ARMY OR NAVY OFFICER,
In American Univ Park-3-yr -oio DE,
baths. diversified living room and dining
room, breakfast nook, detached garage
auto heat attrsctiyey fenced eng rear eatSen
". g IAN MILLER DEvEL oPMENT co,
ALMOST NEW Def. BRICK. R. > B.
fin. attic. rec. room. screened porch; trees;
b.-i garage; auto. heat. 500.
Near Wilson High-Det' r. oil heat:
rios. L, PH1LLIPS. wo 1900. 351s Conn.
l349 OTIS PL. NV.
rms bss s R at bca T Fl Ne ear $4,000
rms BATH Pa OWN Fl Ff si ne s'oOo
r@ 4s a Rap RHR f Fz126s pAER
. TAO 44oe 0 SOUTH cARoLiSA AVE. Sc '
rms. bath. h.-w.h. gear gar;
154s FORT DAVIS ST. Sc so.'oo
rms 4 bath RA ANS hfa ST Sc NV Nv $4,000
rms 1906 KANSAS AVE, NV. o'0o
ms 0 igia n oGiScY ss 81 NV.
rms bath 55a auf PAR Rfat pt ssf NW $50 90
lAS'' 80? $soa r TuNIAw Rp NV. so''oo
rms, bath, oil heat: refs.--S6eo 90
1924 iash s.. s NV 5ANss. 1f Si: ss4s.
1923 SUMMIT PL. NE
Corner home. 8 rms, b., h.-wh., 2
porches, refg: $50 so
1906 CENTER ST. NV.
u Block OFF Meridian st. at 18th.
rms, bath, INV h.; S55.
1745 MASS. AVE. Sc.
Corner home, T rms. bath, gas heat. 2
inc. porches: refg. gar; $50:
30 FRANKLIN ST. NE
rooms bath, h.-wh.. . porches; being
completely renovated; S55.
5517 3rd ST. NV.
rms, b., h.-w.h., refg.. 2 porches,
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO..
T3o 18th ST N w National O35o
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
CUSTOM-RuILT
COZY WHITE BUNGALOW

BUNCIAILOW
ONLY S4.45O
Located / block off Southern ave. Sc;
near District line. 8 large rooms and
ath on one floor: full basement. hot
water heat; front porch. nice lot: fine SUBJ
urban home for man working in Navy
To INSPECT CALL III 1910
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1888 18th ST. NW-NEXT. TO CORNER;
first commercial; brick: 2212 It. wide TO
alley: excellent investment or home:
SR95O DINOWTTZ CO. MA. 67l7. 20-
S1O,5OO BARGAIN IN CLEVELAND PIX
For sale or rent: rms, , baths .-car
garage. Immediate occupancy. BOSS Il
PHELPS. Ma. 1900. Evenings. call MIS-.
11oS
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SILVER SPRING BARGAIN
1915 Ingomar .Pl. NV.
ChnuU Chase n q
UPPER 18th ST SECTION

Beautiful semt-detached brick home. lust
west Of 18th st. beorooms . baths,
matte heat. An execution value at SILL
$50. Cali MR.. BURR. MA. 2O40. Eve
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HIGHLANDS,
Conn. ave. and Calf. st. nw.-South,
north and east fronts: bedrooms. . baths,
foyer, double living room. library, dining
room, kitchen and pantry; hotel service;
dining room in building; roof gardens;
$50.
LINKINS CO.,
1922 St NV pI. 1922.
GIInRrII ~
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JOLLY POLLY
A Little Chat on English

o. J. Done way to get into
deep water" is the correct form,
not "One way to get in deep water"
So also we say He ran into the
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Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON BURGESS.

Billy Mink, Little Joe Otter, and
Jerry Muskrat sat on the Big Rock
in the Smiling Pool. Over on his
big green ilypad sat Grandfather
Frog. The Merry Little Breezes of
Old Mother West Wind were play
ing with the buttercups and daisies
on the bank, and Mrs. Redwing was
singing to her babies In their cradle
in the bulrushes.
Billy Mink was feeling very fine
very, very fine indeed-that morning
He had actually beaten Little Joe
Otter In a swimming race. He can't
do 1t very often, out he had done 1t
that morning, and it made him feel
very important. Now when people
begin to feel important the feeling
grows and grows. 1t was so with
Billy Mink. He swelled himself up
and began to walk back and forth
on top of the Big Rock, and as he
walked he began to boast. Yes, sir,
Billy Mink began to boast.
Il can swim like a fish," said
Billy Mink.
Pooh! So can II" exclaimed Lit
tie Joe Otter.
Il can run like the wind!" boosted
Billy Mink.
Peter Rabbit can run faster!"
said Jerry Muskrat.
L can follow a track with my
nose" continued Billy Mink.
$50 can Bowser the Hound!"
grunted Little Joe Otter.
Il can climb trees like a flash"
Dragged Billy Mink.
so can Happy Jack Squirrel"
said Jerry Muskrat, sliding into the
Smiling Pool in disgust.
Il can do anything that ANYBODY
who wears fur and lives on the
Green Meadows or in the Green
Forest can dol" cried Billy Mink
and strutted up and down, up and
down, on top of the Big Rock.
Grandfather Frog had listened
and said nothing until Billy Mink
had boosted that he could do any,
thing that anybody else could do
Then he rolled his big. googly eyes
up at jolly, round Mr.. Sun ano
began to sing in deep voice:
The boaster brags what he can do;
He swells his chest, his head swells
too.
Some day he'll burst, and then you'll
| find
He nothing had but empty mind"
| Billy Mink stopped short and
glared across at Grandfather Frog
Whats that you are saying?" de.
manded Billy Mink.
"Chugarum! say you are a fool
ish boaster," replied Grandfather
Frog, "for it is the easiest thing in
the world to find somebody who
wears fur to do something you
can't do"
Who can" asked Billy Mink.
I'm not going to tell" replied
Grandfather Frog.
you can't, because you don t know
any one" sneered Billy Mink.
Grandfather Frog solemnly
hoped up in the air and caught a
foolish green fly who came too near
for his own good.
Il never say what I cannot prove
Billy Mink" said Grandfather Frog
in his deepest voice Il will prove
it to you tomorrow night at shutdown
if you will agree to be here"
OF course, Billy Mink agreed. You
see, Little Joe Otter was listening, SC
he felt that he had to agree.
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ROOM if we mean he ran from out
side, or HE ran in the room" if
the action has taken place in the
room. "She dropped several coins
into the plate" Mary fell into
the river"
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POINTS FOR PARENTS
By EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE

Taking the attitude that the other
person is alDays to blame does not
help the adjustment OF ones o,Dn
chilli
Evening star., 1940-03-29

The magistrate said he has had
personal experience with this motor
ing difficulty in driving to the court
each day. He suggested many of the
signal boxes could be raised at least
three feet" which would make them
visible a greater distance.
Clamps Permit Raising.
Many traf1c signals are fastened
to poles by means of iron clamps
which permit their raising or lower
ing as much as three to four feet" /"
he said. 1T seems only reasonable
that all such signal devices should
be at tho maximum height the pole
Will permit. yet at numerous inter-
sections such is not the case"
The best guarantee of trafic signal
observance, Judge Newman declared,
would be to have the lights in the
center of the intersection, either on
a special stand constructed for the
purpose or suspended high enough
to be seen a block away.
"This might offend older residents
Of the District who take pride in the
city's beautiful Streets" Judge New
man said, But 1t also would cut
signal violations to . minimum and
be . worthy contribution to public
safety"
Evening star., 1940-03-29
St. Peters Parishioners
To Hear Mass in School Hall

Parishioners Of historic st. Pc
ter's Catholic Church, wrecked
Wednesday in a $50,000 general
alarm fire, will attend mass Sun
day and until further notice in
the st. Peters School hall, Third
and E streets Sc, the Very Rev.
Msgr. E. j. Connolly, pastor, an
nounced yesterday.
Services will be held at the usual
hours each Sunday until the church.
at Second and c streets Sc, is
repaired.
Msgr. Connolly has expressed
hope that the building, historic
landmark in Southeast Washington,
will be reconstructed in time for
the parish's golden jubilee in No
vember.
Meanwhile, among numerous gifts
and messages of sympathy still be-
ing received at the church today
was a check from DR.. Frederick
Brown Harris, pastor of the Foundry
Methodist Church, representing a
collection taken at the church's mid
week service last night as "a ges-
ture of sympathy and an expression
of Christian oneness"
Evening star., 1940-03-29
Turks and Allies
Reach Agreement
On War Plans
All Phases Of Military
Cooperation Provided
For by Officers
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
ANKARA, March 29.-Turkish
military quarters today declared
that full agreement has been reached
with French and British army, navy
and air force chiefs on plans for
tripower cooperation in case war
comes to the Balkans or Near East.
Officers of the three countries
were said to have drafted minute
plans for all phases of military &C.
tivity at their recent meeting in
Aleppo and to have agreed to fur
ther Strengthening of the British
French armies in the Near East.
At the same time, all French and
British ENJOYS to the Balkans and
Hungary prepared to return to their
capitals for conferences on the sit
uation in Southeastern Europe and
the Near East.
1t was reported that in case of
war with Germany and Soviet Rus
sia in the Southeast, the Turkish
British French forces would strike
Immediately at Russian oil fields.
Ref1k Saydam, Turkish Premier,
was in Istanbul en- route to inspect
Turkish Notifications on the Bull
garian frontier.
Evening star., 1940-03-29
Mrs. Lillian 5. Kaufman
Dies Suddenly al Home

Mrs. Lillian Swope Kaufman,
wife Of Edmund I. Kaufman, for
mer president of Kay Associated
Stores, jewelers.. died suddenly to-
day at her home, 4845 Colorado ave-
nue. NV. The cause of death was
not Immediately known
Her husband retired recently from
active participation in the manage
ment of the jewelry firm. a system
embracing IS outlets in the Nation.
He and Mrs. Kaufman were we'll
known for their charitable work.
News of her death was received at
the firms headquarters here as a
shock.
The Kaufmanns had made their
home here for a number of years.
Mrs. Kaufman was a native of st.
Louis.
Besides her husband, she leaves
three sons. Joel, Robert and Aron.
Evening star., 1940-03-29
Judge Who Goes Easy on Fines
Would Change Traffic SionoIs

Placement of traffic signal lights
in the center of intersections in
stead Of on the corners was advo-
Gated yesterday by Police Court
Judge Hobart Newman, who said he
believed many drivers actually can
not see the signals at some corners
until their cars have entered the
intersection.
Judge Newman lately has soft-ped-
aled fines against motorists charged
with passing red lights-and he's the
first to admit it. He said that in the
last few months he has cut in half
the usual $40 fine for that offense
and believes that in many cases a IS
f1ne-or any f1ne-may be unjust.
Trucks Often Obscure View.
1--WE done this" he said, because
I believe many drivers experience
difficulty in seeing signal lights until
their cars have entered intersections,
especially If their machines are In a
line Of heavy trafilc or following q
high-bed truck.
Many traffic signals can't be seen
any distance because the signal
boxes are clamped too low on their
standards, thereby making 1t impos-
sible for q driver in heavy trafnc to
observe them until he is almost ON
top Of the devices"
Evening star., 1940-03-29
D. c. Couple
To Honeymoon
On Island

Miss Jean McKinnon and Edward
McMurray, both "a, who are en-
ployed at the Securities and Ex-
change Commission, will spend
their honeymoon trip on a Gulf
Of Mexico island as the guests of
New York businessman.
The two, who will be married
April 6 in New York City, are among
10 couples selected by Clinton M.
Washburn to spend a two-week
honeymoon at the island, about 4
miles from Tampa, Fla, as his
guests. About so other couples have
already spent their first two weeks
there.
Miss McKinnon, who lives. in
Alexandria, Va, and Mr.. McMurray
Of l758 N street NV, sent in their
application about q month ago after
reading Of Mr.. Washburn's ofier In
Q news story. They have been
acquainted three years.
Evening star., 1940-03-29
Officials Indorse Bill
On Credit Unions al
Senate Hearing
Copper Measure Would
Transfer Jurisdiction
To Commissioners

Ofacials Of the District and Ma
tional Credit Union Leagues testi-
fed before a Senate subcommittee
today in favor Of the Capper bill to
transfer jurisdiction over local
credit unions from the Controller
Of the Currency to the District
Commissioners.
Senator Overton, Democrat, of
Louisiana, who conducted the hear
ings, probably will call a meeting
of the subcommittee next week to
reach a decision. At present the
Commissioners pass on the charters
but the Treasury supervises the
assets.
A. w. Thomas spoke for the Dis
trict Credit Union League and D. R
Potter filed the Endorsement of the
Credit Union National Association
Mr.. Thomas said there are Is unions
in Washington formed under the
local statute and 80 under the Fed
eral credit union law.
Matt Mahorner. assistant corpo-
ration counsel, referring to the
existing dual supervision over local
unions between the District Build
ing and the Treasury, said the Com
missioners think there should be
centralized control. He mentioned
a separate bill pending in the House
that would put them all under the
Farm Credit Administration, which
now supervises the Federal unions
Mr.. Thomas said the Senate bill
would not interfere with F. c. A.
control over the Federal unions, but
that his league believes the 25 local
unions should be under the Com
m:ssioners, with the District insur-
ance ofice exercising the super
vision.
Evening star., 1940-03-29

The disturbance over Western Kansas
Thursday morning is advancing northeast
ward over the upper Mississippi Valley.
Minneapolis MINI. asa5 millibars (2a %
inches, Pressure is low on the North Pa
cific Coast, over the Middle Rio Grande
Valley and weak disturbance IS noted a
short distance of the South Carolina, coast
Tatoosh Island wash. 1oo14 millihS.' "a,
foa 81 ,nrhesN. Del Rio. Tex. 1907 MILL
hars t2a.76 inches,. and ?, shin or ths ~
Carolina coast. 1O17a millibars '3n W.
inches) Pressure is high over the New
Ens,srd states and for some distance east ,1a
wsrd over the Atlantic. Portland Ne.
1O"sA miNihars 40 ~ inches,, while
pressure continues high over the SCUM, o,n !,
Western states los Angeles. Calf. 1912"
r,n'hars fanlo irches>. and weak hisn-
nress',re area is advanri,e eee'ward over
the Sorthern plains States Tcrt Sr'ith
Ark 1o1Ae m'll'hars ("an5 inchesN. Pre-
-'-'t-ti~r hae ntcn-rnI oue- Northern Cel-
forn,a and tho pa~iac Nc-thw"-t end u
he's Sheen w'd~e~resd over IN" M'seise'nni'
Missouri .nd Oh'o vell.vs and FROM Fast
-rn Texe< eastward to the Midd'a Atlantic
Coast. Much warmer weather hiss over.
-,-eed ~. ohic V-r--. ~ I.ak" r.eio" e-d
IN. interior ~ New Work vhi,. roo,"-
w..the- has spread southvard ove- the
Missouri Valley and the Southern Plains
States
Evening star., 1940-03-29
Music Program Slated
At Mckinley School

Students and teachers in the white
senior high schools will present a
musical program at pm. on April
IL at Mckinley High School to illus
trate to parents and friends what is
being done in music, instrumentally
and vocally, in the schools.
Asst. Supt. Chester w. Holmes, in
charge of senior high schools, said
tickets would be issued two to per-
son as long as they last. Tickets are
free, he said, but admission will be
by ticket only.
More than 400 persons are ex-
pected to participate in the program.