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Evening star., 1940-07-09
Oklahoma Members
OF Congress Asking
denomination Today
Competition Is Keen
In Democratic
Primary Election
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OKLAHOMA CITY, July 9.-Nine
Oklahoma members of Congress
campaigning by remote control from
the halls Of a Congress graphing
with the task Of national defense
asked Democrats today for renomi-
nation.
Fair skies and a last-minute drive
to rout out the voters led most OBJ
servers to predict 100000 or more
primary ballots would be cast.
Nominees will be chosen for the
nine congressional jobs and some
State Offices.
Will Rogers, one-time Moore
schoolmaster who conjured a polit-
ical future with the vote getting
magic of his name in 1882, is after
fifth term as Congressman at large.
To win he must defeat field of
16 other candidates, including former
Gov. William H. Alfalfa Bill" MUIR
ray, who in the twilight OF a long
political career seeks the Job he
filled when Oklahoma was only five
years OlQ.
OF the eight others, Phil Ferguson,
woodward banker and rancher
probably has the most trouble ahead.
He Is a Democrat in district that
once was a Republican stronghold,
and now rides the fence.
Against him in the primary is E.
w. Marland, whom he succeeded in
Congress after the former oil tycoon
was elected Governor in 1894.
Should he skirt this opposition, he
still must face a seasoned G.. o. P
campaigner in November.
Charles E. Knox, Enid Republican
who gave Ferguson a close battle
two years ago, and Ross Riley,
Guymon, candidate for Governor in
1888, have waged lively battle for
their party's nomination.
Evening star., 1940-07-09
BIushing Strong Man
Aids Women With Loot
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SANTA CRUZ, Calf, July O.
Mike Morrell, assistant game war;
den, stopped on the highway and
helped two fragile females load a
50-gallon drum of oil into their car
my, but you're strong!" one OF
the women said, admiringly.
Mike blushed. He blushed even
more a little while later when an
oil company driver reported loss OF
drum of oil, and said it had van
ished from the highway unbeliev-
ably quick.
Evening star., 1940-07-09
A New Touch to the
Old Home

You don't have to break the ties of
sentiment and association which bind
you to your home in order to enjoy more
modern comforts and conveniences.
You probably have been discussing these
things within the family circle e-WHAT
could be done and HOW-awaiting a
satisfactory answer.
Just put these things up to an
Eberly Plan Supervisor. He will have a
practical solution-on as moderate or
elaborate a scale as you may choose.
And here's an important point. What
The Eberly Plan undertakes will be
carried through by Eberly Plan
Craftsmen. No farming out" That
means consistent job. There will be
no multiplication of overhead profits.
That is an economy in itself. And then
only ONE responsibilty-OURS.
You are going to be surprised how little
it costs to renovize and modernize The
Eberly Way.
Evening star., 1940-07-09
By LOUIS p. LOCHNER,

(Second OF a SerieS.)
Evening star., 1940-07-09

animation, but enlisted men do.
However, In line with the new
democratic spirit, these officers,
noticed, took their chauffeurs'
baggage under their protection as
their own, and thus helped them to
avoid red tape.
Consideration for the Soldier.
One day we stopped at st. Omer,
In Northern France, for a snack;
and our army rationS consisted only
Of canned blood sausage and hard
tack. The local tavern had no food
to offer, only champagne. I heard
the colonel in charge of our party
ask a lieutenant to borrow some of
the canned veal, corned beef and
ham carried by the chauffeurs, but
in a few minutes the lieutenant re-
turned with:
You are mistaken about the
chauffeurs' supplies, colonel. They
were not intended for our party as
such. They are iron rations for the
chauffeurs in case they are marooned
somewhere However. I suppose
they would be willing to give them
up if we promise to replace them
when we get to Aachen or Cologne "
The colonel would not have it.
'If they belong to these men of ours
and not to the whole group" he
said, Il would not think of robbing
them"
Promotes Good Feeling.
Such consideration for the COM
mon soldier naturally promotes
good feeling in the army and, per-
haps, is one explanation why the
army fights so well.
Another reason is the fact that
modern German generals do not sit
in headquarters far behind the
lines, but share dangers with the
doughboys, travelling to front lines
with them in motorcycle sidecars or
other vehicles.
During the World War the highest
German decoration, the Pour lie
Merite," was reserved for officers.
Now the highest decoration is the
Knight of the Iron Cross" 1t can
be won by a private, noncom, a
lieutenant, captain, colonel, or even
by general, if he is good enough.
Sixty-eight per cent of the larger
hotels in America do their own
Evening star., 1940-07-09
Bomb FuiIs as Insurance

DUNCAN, Okla, July P.-Tom
Sutherland Cancelled his burglary
insurance and installed a tear-gas
bomb in his loan company Office
safe. He found the safe open, the
gas vial broken and SlOO missing.
Evening star., 1940-07-09

Sixty eight per cent of the larger
hotels in America do their owr
baking.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-23

Sf1 elmer Mebe Dor bem gbicngi
Council Of 5oreign Gelations berbrei-
terte iid nnlanglt General Nobert g.
Noob, I'M lesten arieg gbef Der 8e.
f6affungsieftion fir Die Mrnleen Der
ger. Stooten ,lnb iekt 8oriisenber
Des aufiidtsrats bon Gears, Noebud
II. Co., iiber bie anBenpolitif Der ab=
nlilliitrotion, beleu6tete bie npbanta-
itilde &rieesbpiterie" ,,no ,lllter3oe
Bic. Sa,,ptaraumente Ser Snterbentic-
niiten ,mb Bro-8riten elmer bernidl=
ten6en &ritif. Y: y
General 5000 iparnte ieine Sorer
bapor, 6oB man niW nit Dem JeMer
fpielen f0nne, obne iid sll,n Sblliiie
bod al per6rennen. @r pcripies bar-
dlit Dob bie 8esiernns nibt Nafiell
,lnb Mnnition elmer auslGnbiiden
Madt iibera,lttporten f0,ne, nibt III
cine inoffi5iefle afliana nit oieier
Mabt eirseben, H. iib ,1ibt in CHINA
,lno SSapon einlniiderl Stalien unb
9elltidlanb fritiiieren Tonne, obnc
nibt lebten @,oes in eire,, Grieg per=
Difelt 5it iper6er.
Ser 9tebner fiibrte aus, ieiner
Meinune nod tpiinide Elm @robteil
Der 2ellte, sic Siffe fir England be-
fiiruorten, feinen arieg, aber sic an
0eren tpiirben morgen bas 2anb in
ben arieg fiibrelL ipeiln iie es ipagten.
l1nsliifliderneiie ieien 6as eeraoe Die,
2e,lte, Die oie amerifaniibe AuBen<
politif iorlnulierten. SSSn @aIbineton.
bore man INNER pieoer, mir ieien
bereits i'm &riege. 2elte, bie es ipii-
fen iolltell, propbe5eiten, bab mir 60
Gage nad oer NabI aftip I'M &riegc
fein ipiirben.
General 8oob beripies nnf Sic Mr-i
giinente Der Snterbentioniiten, Sic
bebaupteten, man niiiie oie faidilti-
ide Soeoloeie ourd einen aries per-
niften. 9as lei ltniinn. Nfan tonne
feline sSoeologie b,ir6 8affengepalt
bernibten. Ser Geoner iprad bann
bon Der upbontaitiiden &riegsbDite-
rie'' l,no erflarte, cine Snpolion Der
Ser. Stoaten lei a,,sgciblpiien, audi
,penn Dentlblano ben arieg geipinne.
gad Dem ariese tperbe 9eutidlano
erldopft iein. 8enn aber oie Ser.
Staaten nit 1870 MiIlionen GinDob-
nera i,n6 aipei @elt,neeren ais Sd)nt
iib nidt ielbit perteioigen fomnten,
oenn berbienten iie nibt, am 2eben
al bleiben.
@enerol 8ooo fam anf sic 5dmas.
fo,npagne gegen Sol. 2inbbergb all
ipreden, Die er oIs @ipieI Der
Sdmutiperierei be5eibnete. gsiemanb
babe ein &ed)t, einen pntriotiiben
Mnerifaner als Gerrdter arl beaeid)-
men, MIR ipeil er NIT ieilren Mnfid-
ten nibt iibercinitimmc.
auf Dem apirtidaftliden sscloe per-
balte iid Die Sade 10: gSe,tn stpei
stationen ober aipei 9ontincrte iid)
,plrtibaitlid ersdn5en, 10 ipcrbe chen
Sanoel eetrieben, eleideiiltig, Oh man
fiG ee9enleitig idate ooer nidt. Be
aiigIid SiiSamerifa beitebe fir ms
eben Dos Sinocrnis, bas mir fir. Sic
nlciiten iiioamerifaniiden 9rob,,fts
feinc Geripenonna b6ttel,. Dos lei oas
Sinoerl,is ino nidt Der Na5ismas.
Abidliebeno benlerfte @eneral
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-23


eianet. @apif1n groDes mar nibf
Iiebr eeiprad)ig iiber ben gorian ,inO
IIebnte es ab, cine GrfIdrung ab3ltge-
belt CT ingte niir, oaB er Bel ben
britiiben Beb0roen foriltenen 9roteit
einlegte, als man bon ibm berlanete,
oas SieeeIs ssalu gelofd)ronf 5lt bre-
I1ef.
Der 8riefberfebr 3tpifden ben Ser.
IStoaten ,ito 9entldlano miro INNER
| fdpierieer. Dieie griefpoit fam nun
|auh nidt lnehr iiber sSsapan llllb Si.
|biriell limgeleitet iperoe,l 6a Die eng
Ianoer ald Sic |transatIantiide
|5diffspolt neben Der 2uffpoit III 8er-
n1llbn ber,lnterboIef. Sn Bermuda al
lein befinoen iid 400 britiide Sem.
|illrbeanltc, Die als 8oitnlarber ange.
|iteGt iin6. anerifn,1iibe Beanie iino.
|nnf ibren Dampiern ,lno 2uftpoitfobr-:
aeligen Ben frernoliben Gneldneern
gege,liiber5 1l1adtlos. 5oear liniere
Eeeiernne, oie ongeblid proteitiert
baben ion, 1T England gegelliiber
ma6t. nno redtlos aus poblbefa11n-
ten @riinoen.
*
JInfiees Gas ,aadt @aiometer aber-
ffaiIis
gBie aug Ntlantic gitD, 81. S. be-
'ribtet miro, bat bie pan1erican Sos
Aiiocieation' cine Metbooe gefnnOe,t,
9satitrsas III fIiiiiiaen 31itanb Dersl-
itenen ltnb baslelbe inter $50 @rao
unter geun in eine ipaiierbene 5liiiiig<
felt iim3naeitalten. Dolnit udre es
lnogli6, Die rieiieen @nsbebdlter in
intern Staaten auf ein Mirimlm an
reoli3ieren. Gin 6rei5ebn Gubiffnb]
groBer 8eb1lter enfbaIt fobiel Gas
III fIiiifieem 3uitanbe, als Elm Be-
bdlter bon 100000 aibifhlg Sil-
balt.
9ieier ,leue HroaeB ipnroe bon S. S
a. @larf l,io N. 8. Weiller bon 8itts=
burgb.. 5ipei 8eamfen Der Sope Notl,=5
raj @as 60, illitseteilt. Der critic
oieier @asbebalter nit fIiiiligen @ds
lit III giebelano eingeridtet nnb miro
in 8aloe in Operation treten. Gie
5abrif befi,ibet iid) oil Der Cornell
Station Der @ope 60.
Drei iebr Dorteilbafte gigeuibaften
5eibnen bieies ,lelie @as aus es idol
tet ben boben Drnd ous, mabt Die
rieiigel gebalter iiberfliiiiig ,,no tam
III bei6rdnften Nanmlidfeiten ,,nter-
gebraht Deroen.
8ieies fIiiiiige @as fam 81 bent
ielbeN 3tpeden, ndmlid ann aoden
mo Sei5en peripenbet lperoem. Som
@elerpoir aus miro ons fonbenlierfe
Gas cripGrnt, fooab es IN ,latiirIid)er
Jorn in bic 2eitl,ngsrobre gum ae-
ipobnlid)en Gebrallb iibergefiibrt iper-
Ben fanf.
Der anerifaniIde 8affel als 8ea.
berriter tadj bt,u 8eitem
Niht nur fir Die GridlieBnne bes
Beitens oes 2anoes bat Ser BiiifeII
cine grobe 8olIe eeipieIt, lo,oern aud
ipater beim 2egen Ser graiien fir
Die @iienbabnell Sic mad Dem Be-
item fiibreu, Dieie 8ene Iiibt iid To-
gar ipeiter anriidperfoIeeu. Sci Der
,,aberen ltnterindllng oes Marihes,
ser nm npuf ssrn1iriscn GEnan,tn, So
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-23
MpiiinOd 6en rs. pftebfr 1910

lfAIieBlid All brett nnseetrefenea BE
lecn. Die Snoianer nit ibren Nntlir-
|fen,ltnifien fnflen iebr baIo biiiter bos
Gebeilnltis ser giiffelberoen riio Be-
lititstel bic giiffeIpfaoe bei ibrell Gil
lgen. aber anb oie Spnilier gen6bn-s
ten iih ipater idlen ooror, oea, Biif-
1felber6en 5li folgen ii,io aiif 0iefe
Weiie aienlIid beauei1 sii nloribierea.
800 Sabre fpdter loBt iid) nahpei-
lien, bob bic 9lantpogen ,neiit oie-
IfeIbel Nonten folgten, Die BON oell
gIffeIn borge5eid)net iporer Die be-
fanllte1 Yo1troltie,t Snl,fa sc,
|5finlIon, 2obina Goodnight ,iitD
CHISHOLM iinb ridts anoeres dis
|aItes 8iiffeIpfaoe. Ms oonit bic 81.
ienbabngeielfd sic shiene,lipe-
Ice 1ndl bent Weiten lino siibncIten
|borfrieben lin6 ihieBIib at1 6ie @e-
birge Dernllfame,l oa fanoen aud
lite, oaB fib Bic giiffeI Den beqltelnltcn
gScg burb Die gerge sebalnt batten.
SSn ben allermeiltel1 JdlIe,1 benilste
man alld 6ieie gfaoe l,ibt MIR, fir
bic giieababnen, ionoern ald bel.
Der Gnlegliltg Der Derbin0enben gro.
ben 2anoitraben.
Sit bic Aton,5ertrammernng m1olid?
Aad iabrelangena liliibiamen Jor-
ibelt lnio er6Iolen Grperiiltelltea auil
man lett cine gntbedlln9 eeltadjt ba.
ben Die inter ltmit6nben bon epode-
.lHadelaber 8eoent1taig fir Die iNaenf6.
belt iein mag. @s lit oie GeiIlna o6er
3ertriiliunerling oes Mtolns. Inter
einem sltonl beritebt man befalmtlfd,
Den letten nidt mebr aerIegbareil ge-
itanoteil Der 0eoterie. seoes s9Ito,n
nber beitebt inieber nus einelt eIeftri.
fd,en pofitiDelt aern, mi ben Iid oie
@leftroller beipegen. Die @ritnDft6ffe
oer geoterie (gIemente) ,n,ferfdei6en
ii6 Doileilanoer ,iilo burd) bic saabI
Der eleftriiben 9eilhen bes aerns.
'@sS gibt 80 glemeitte, BON scnen elm
Iebes cine beltilnInte, bon aIlelr anDerm
berid)ieoene 3obI Iolder aeiffbct be.
iisf. Das eiIfadite Nton1 lit Oas 0es
Naiieritoffs, bas mir elm iol6es GeiI.
den bot, es lift aitb oas Ieihteife ,trD
man ben,,bt es 6esbalb aur Beltim-
mlu1g bes @etpidts Ser all6ern Otto.
me. Gin gleiotont ipiegt 2O7lnal io-
biel. Das idtperite afom lit bas oes
.uraniiuns, bas 239ntal fobieI tpie bus
NaiierItoffaton1 iuiest.
8are man 1lum inlitanoe, ein sMfom
au 5erfriilnmerl1 10 ipiirbe iieb oas nr-
fpriinglide Mtoln iii oas eines an6e.
rel Clements Deripalt6eIn. so lieaen
beiipieIsneiie auedlilber ,,no @oIo
Der 3abl Der aer,lteiIben nah oidt
nebeneinanoer. Gelailge es, bon eillen,
Aneffilberaton1 Elm 9eiIdel1 ab3ulpaI.
ten, 10 tuiiroe ein atom @olo entIte.
ben. Die atoniaertriimnlernng mar
bisber nod l1ienals gegliidf, neil bas
cii3elne Afonr onrd eine ,,igebeare
&raftenergie 5lliom,nemgebalteil miro.
9ilrd Die Spalt,ing eines atonls rniiB.
ten alio gan5 getpaltige RraftHlailen.
frei tperoen, Rraffmaiien, oeren Bir.
tingell aar nidt 5,1 iiberieben fin0.
Die @iiienidaft 1T idon ieit Ian.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-23

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n narIo,,ie, ~,
nie .snohIa,, Il, so,;,.aat ,,aa :, esan,
;etr,brons m;e @nhsso;t saa - ,,,ar;
fo,,;,bsn mo1faa nan. -, g,.,,,,,a,
msnsroI enon M,,nra,, afIr,o M ~, -
m9bIt oher ONO oshruna nsr gt;na
mon ,,,,ter. Ssn, asn,g Ssr mao;er,,,,o
brod,te ONO smehrreit .,,o,,,,sta,, m,a
,neI .sfn;ln Go,,,oshos eMas ,,or;fa. ~
,,;,he g,oIf - nhny,SS,at;o ;o;,,a,, ~
oen,n;rtioe, sroathohern asasr;;bs, ~
yaeuu ,,,on aen mrfrSr,,nas, g.
modos mfo,,hcn ;,h.,,fs,, taaa :,
mirS Sos mer;fo,,i,he Morf ,,ntsr [ ,e;,
| ,,er-sReoier,,uo orsfcre ss,e;heit oe,;s
f,en MA unter her neoe,,,,;s rt;a.n Co ssa,.
ne,ierm6bIte Gr6,;Sept Gomnhn nj
erfI6rt er ipi oeborener gothor;f s,os
bos ann .orosteu qe;I o,,s gothn1;fa,,
ttbeitebe,,oe on,erifoniihe W,rf n,,, Co.
,en beo,i;f,e,, ,,,;rn snnta sar ,.o,.o
Graiibent iuSes mi Spr n,,,di;;hr,,,,o
Evening star., 1940-02-08
Stamps
Continued From First Page.)

Continued From First Page)
is investigating, the philatelists are
trying to decide the value of the
stamps that beat the gun.
Now the affair Twain:
Hannibal, Mo-, was selected as the
city for the first day sale of the
Mark Twain 10-cent stamps. Then
Representative Miller, Republican,
of Connecticut suggested that Con-
necticut also share in the first day
sales.
Representative Shannon, Demo-
crat, of Missouri arose in wrath and
suggested that Connecticut-not
Hannibal-sell all the first day
Twain stamps.
THE Missouri boys who enlisted
with him Mark Twain in the
Confederate Army" said Mr.. Shan
non, could overlook his becoming
a deserter. They could overlook his
becoming a Republican. '.'
But it was too much to ask that
they forget or forgive that Mark
Twain, Missouri born of a Virginia
father and a Kentucky mother,
consorted with those who laid the
heavy and brutal hand of the op-
pressor upon the Southern people
in the days Of reconstruction"
Hannibal, however, will sell the
first StampS-on February 13-and
Mr.. Farley will go there and speak
about Mark Twain.
Mr.. Farley will eulogize his lit
erary career. He will not touch on
his military life. The philatelists
are fuming and loading more guns.
Evening star., 1940-02-08

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Evening star., 1940-02-08
| Models Threaten
'Str;pdown' in
Test With Debs
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, Feb. 8.-Models prepar-
ing to compete in tournament OF
glamour against Boston debutantes
enlivened preliminary proceedings
in the rival training camps today by
threatening "strip-down" strike.
Ruth Allen, captain of the models
team of IL for the February 19 bat
tie Of beauty, complained that the
debs had arranged for gowns from
the city's best shops, while the mod
els competing were told to get their
own"
"We will model in clothes as good
as those of the debs, or We'll stage
a strip-dow strike to sarongs," she
declared. I'VE get our way or the
whole show is off"
Proceeds of the affair have been
pledged to Polish relief, but the
models hope the glamour contest will
help them further their campaign
against unfair amateur competi-
tion." They are seeking support for
a legislative proposal to give models
professional status.
Sponsors of the tourney hurriedly
settled another complaint last night
by setting aside block of low-priced
tickets after models had charged
the ducts were priced so high that
their supporters would be excluded.
Evening star., 1940-02-08
U. 5. Files $2,664,954
In Tax Liens Against
Hopson, Five Firms
Action Does Not Cover
$4,000, 900 Due From
Utilities Companies

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 8.-Income tax
liens totaling $2,664 1854 are on file
in Federal Court against Howard
C. Hopson, 81. almost legendary
figure of the late 1920's startling
finance; four of his relatives and
five corporations which he domi-
mated.
Mr.. Hopson helped build the As
sociated Gas & Electric System into
billion-dollar business. He retired
as officer and director of the system
in 1885, retaining his financial in
terest.
The liens against him and the
others, filed by the Government yes
terday, do not cover $5,OOO,OO0 in
taxes due from companies in the Gas
e. Electric System. They may be
applied on any property belonging
to the persons and corporations
named.
Not Linked to Probe.
The action, Federal authorities
said, is not connected directly with
the investigation Of the Gas & Elec-
trio Systems affairs being conduct
ed by Hugh A. Fulton, named a spe-
cial assistant to the Attorney Gen.
eral for that purpose. The company
filed reorganization petition Janu-
ary TO-
The largest single lien is for ST.
024 ,939 and against the Public Util-
ity Investing Corp. of Wilmington,
Del, for taxes claimed for 1885 and
1896.
Against Mr.. Hopson himself is a
lien for $284,997 for 1884 and 1885
taxes.
Relatives on List.
The other claims: Transfer &
Paying Agency, Jersey City, N. j.,
for 1888, 1884, 1885 and 1896 taxes,
s569, ,653; General Realty g. Securi-
ties Corp. of Wilmington, Del, for
1885, 1896 and 1887. $449,103; Utility
Auditors & Tax Consultants, Jersey
City, for 1885, s6,218: Finance & Sc
curities Assistants, Jersey City, for
1887, $4,000.
Mrs Amy H. Starch, Scarsdale, N
Y, Mr.. Hopsons sister, for 1890
1881. 1882, 1884 and 1885. $151 ,484
Miss Perle Hopson, Scarsdale, for
1881, 1884 and 1885, $1O3,O60: Mrs
Norma H. JoSes, Scarsdale, another
sister, for 1882, $71,838, and Daniel
Starch, brother-in-law, for 1894
$662.
Evening star., 1940-02-08
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Sinking Of the Munster
Attributed to Mine
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Feb. 8.-The admiralty
attributed today to an enemy mine"
the sinking of the 4.305-ton Irish
channel steamer Munster, which was
announced yesterday. All those
aboard the vessel were reported res
cued.
A British vessel landed 76 of the
II crew members of the torpedoed
Canadian Pacific freighter Beaver
burn at western port. The other
crewman was listed as missing.
Loss of the 9,874-ton freighter,
torpedoed by a submarine of the
southern coast of Ireland, probably
Monday, was reported two days ago
by the British admiralty.
Evening star., 1940-02-08

ington president Of Tuskegee Institute Phatec appreciation
already had been accorded Martha Washington
Anthony and Louisa May Acott but Miss Willard chosen
for recognition not merely but also for her social
The stamp Washington to be
Negro. Scheduled go sale month";
sequence will be followed by adhesives tribute
artists scientists Department Photos
Evening star., 1940-02-08

stamps to honor equal number of celebrated educators
released by the Post Office Department today The issues
representing the third group gallery of IS Heroes
intended spread fame Manu. president Of
Antioch College; Mark Hopkins president Williams
Eliot president of Harvard; Willard president of
the Womens Christian Temperance Union Wash
Evening star., 1940-02-08
Pepper to Address Bur

Senator Pepper of Florida will
speak at the monthly meeting of
the Federal Bar Association at 8
pm. today in the auditorium of the
National Archives Building. His
subject will be Administrative Tri-
bunals and the Courts"
Evening star., 1940-02-08

Truthful Contrasts Between Orthc.
doX and Reform Judaism" The
service will be sponsored by the
Junior Hadassah of Washington.
Evening star., 1940-02-08
Newsmon to Speak
Gor,,,a1 UUr,rto1 Aroln Yau,;eh |

SamueI WrupeI, AnglO-JeW1Sh
newspaper correspondent, will be
guest speaker at the regular Friday
evening service at $40 o'clock to-
morrow at the Beth Sholom Syna-
gogue, Eighth and Shepherd streets
NV. Mr.. Wrubel's subject will be
Evening star., 1940-02-08


Here's how new Chipso
rated on all three things you
want from your washday soap!
I. MORE sPEED - Eye
witnesses saw wonderful new
Chipso beat all 8 soaps tested
in speed of sudsing- saw it
make suds up to 44% faster
than these soaps! And new
Chipso hurries out a heavy
wash in amazingly little time!
Evening star., 1940-02-08

Tobacco shipped from Cuba to
the United States last year was
valued at more than $8,500,000.
Evening star., 1940-02-08
PIT. A. Meets Today

The Dunbar High School Parent
Teacher Association will meet at 8
pm. today in the school.
Evening star., 1940-02-08
EYE-WITNESSES PICK new CHIPS0 FOR
SAFE, SPEEDY DAZZLING WHITE WASHES!
Find chipso Unmatched by Famous
Washday Soaps on all 3 Points of
Speed, Cleansing Power and Safety!

Not even popular, high powered, sranu-
lated soaps matched new Chipso on al
three points Of this triple Test" New
Chipso proved it possessed outstanding
safety for washable eslors had un-
usual speed-fast cleansing power, too.
You'll be just as amazed as these eye
1 witnesses were when you see new
Chipso SHOW up" old-fashioned, less ef-
fcient soaps you may be using now. Why,
women's clubs in is different towns
gasped when they saw that results proved
not even popular granulated soaps could
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