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Washington Journal., 1940-06-07
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lebenslufttgen Musbrud i'm raFigeu
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Washington Journal., 1940-06-07

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iiber ibr bIafes gsii9t, Damn uu5m
fe ibrsn ruhelOfeu Spa5iergung Dte'
Der duf.
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Bah fe4g," murmsIte Fe. vSH
peuissn Minuten muB er bu fetn.
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Der ein psbunt, unb pebuuten ftnb
piinttli9."
sic preBtc BITE 9dnbe Sufummrn unb
blieb DOT benz 8ilbe tbres Nunnes
fteben, rSetna. 9etHa, gisb mn
Rraft: - @s TT 10 t~DiberDdrtis = 10.
niebris. = Mer i'd muB es ia bp9
burhfe9tm = i9 mub!"
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sic i9rut aufammeH. unDtGtir'
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m~unqslofes. Ginen MugeHbIid f9ien
bic &ruft tie DerlaTen gu tDDueu. @is
rang bic 6Gnbe inetnonber unb f9tdte
einen Bid Der Dual ou benz Bilbe bin'
auf. - Das 9Guten ~nieberbolte ifG
lauter, energif9er. Da roffte Te fd
5ufommen unb gtng gu 6ffnen. Dus
eifsrne rmuB" ftunb hintsr ibr.
Gin 9err begriiBte Fe nit einem
b0fli9 tiiblen .9utsn Gag! - Westr
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WASTED-HouEeTo b osV o
hour. Reasonable. EAln eSSs.
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HAROLD A. ALLEN s CO.
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Day and Contract Wors
Situations Wanted, Female

WOAEN-s EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
Al Lutheran Compass Mission l5zs
Pacific eve 20 n . o q
IA ezee except SATURDAYS
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Real Estate for See


Open House Wednesdsy
At sas "a tpTit. frum = 8
. n nsw heas fass flsish>t,
rear stores. eeheat< ana nas
ms iouhle ccn.trsNfsa ham<
"a. large nvtnx fccss. sssstss.
resisfn sitehen. nlrs arg. t-s.
rorm. hath. she~ef. hsFs~enf
nrefs EASEMENT. fvrnses. asa-
Ne ssrsxs Priced a ssii 80
tsfms
Eve Acres
seeas hsF n eaitisssien. nsnsefu
ssEeem kueEsies. h.Fa~eass
fls~ers r.hlnss sitehsa. fun Main
fFult tree. krca cuftaaslslnEs
etty ilshts sn8 water near -.
ssa seAsois etu s<il At = r<si
esfxsla Oh sssy tssm. % wight
eonslfss haass N trade
COIaoS-s EXCHANGE
sns 7. n nsnk MIG Ma ssos
vfvr feesn s.rssssa nuass,a- 80
ists erred fW r.nes Ianeair
nlsh slssssss slfN oAsi.s~
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eusinsm Opportunities
PHOSPHORUS rsvpn~ lasssss "
heat - rs.sr.s ~ infefsssisa
s.n utfisas isli.
inssl sses ~ ssssnssss nsesee.
sels rem, ssce seash itsh. hAia
IVA
iiI.Sr-s fere<. s.l. sasns f-ss.assrs
Couple can hsnas sasFlflss 30
sssh i1sles sa.fsss. as fsss
Business Oppof Wanted
sspsss' !. ' 'r 81 =. :. - !. ~ ~.
Reel Estate Tor rrsds
ron sAt.r es sfsss ~ r.s.ms fess
asees nss sffes tHnFfasssi ssli<f
lana. Asia siis. "a a.sssa To-
coma
sCups sn~a lara. s.fm no rv~es
fes -hsl hase fsa sles As.sh @
lo9oed-oH Lands
wpfTp cs cell fes hensiss ~ lssess
lana IN wet wash foe ssis a. - ~
,ssns wessshssasss rms.es g.
Real esssss Wanted
nj o~NHn~latsfs Ella feams. suss.
matte heat sna .stss system
tosslY fsff fenced seshis ssfass
Garland 1as5
~ you nave = hs,ss~ los s~is sail
hKNpHfs Ma iio7 AN ave 81
Rms ~
VIII psr eash too yeu hguss -
equity ~ san Ave 90 West ma
dlst m z17i n W nfse~ss
nurBH f~ mod nunsslgv 10 tIneuin
W = sth ~. dist Hubnn. GA sos5
eINH o. e.room modern naass ~
Frsnhlin sehool distftct m tets
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rhu. WA, Al. ,e sAla na
Real Estate ior Sale

HAROLD A. ALLEN s CO
HONE AND INCOME
THREE hssircesn borne 81
500 Para This = vel
BUTT hsns with ran eass-
nent furnace ssfsss -
easement IL IL iesasiesa
On the CORNER Nna could
live in ths. house ard build
smother feF lneome Prize
tatso Very ear terms
evenings Mr.. Vine. IN iiso
$3.50 BARGAIN
Excellent three bedroom
home near reilarnine eel.
isss lot soxito. large
Kitchen. hreasfas; ncok ard
many ether convenient feat
urea Included IN the price
81 tsito are . rev electric
range and an al eirculatrr.
Terms can he arranged i've
ninks. Mrs rhslsn. IN itps
Evening star., 1940-10-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILL PERSONS WITNESSING ACCIDENT
involving lady and truck at Streetcar
platform at 1lth and F sls NV Wed. Oct.
9TH at 3:3o pm. call MF. O5.e1. 13'
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self. THOMAS GEORGE COOK, 2S3O "7th
81. ne. WASHINGTON, D. c. l3'
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self: FRANK D; CLARK. 10 Decatur ST..
Cottage City. Md. 13'
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts con- racted by any one other than
myself. GEO. H. BALDWIN. S.5 Grace
Church rd., Silver Spring, Maryland 13'
WANTED-L1BRARY FOR COMPLETE
dance band. Must be modern. Phone War
GOLDEN AND RED DELICIOUS APPLES
br 81 up. Pure cider, 2Oc gal. tbrng
containers. Take "11 to Centerville, Va,
turn sharp left at ESQ sign, 90 :! mi.
R. COTTON LEWIS.
INVALID ROLLING CHAIRs-For rent OF
sale new and used all styles all sizes. re-
duced prices UNITED STATES STORAGE
co. 4lS 10th st NV ME- 1874
SMOKING FIREPLACES REBUILT.
Guaranteed not to smoke: also small
brick jobs wanted. Shepherd 1859.
RETURN LOAD RATES TO ALL POINTS.
PADDED. vans. NAT. DELIVERY ASSN.
Nat al
Evening star., 1940-10-13
FOUND.

BLACK AND WHITE female puppy. 1919
tAMEO PIN. Friday. in 200 block of
ST. NV. Call CO. 53S1-J.
PLEASE report all cases OF cruelty to
animals to the Washington Humane So
ciety, 1891 New York ave. NV Telephone
MA 2S46. The only society in the Dis
trict of Columbia having authority to in
vestieate cruelty complaints and initiate
Evening star., 1940-10-13
LOST.
CONTINUED :,

RAT TERRIER, black with tan paws. black
collar with lock. disappeared Wednesday
in Edgemoor. Bethesda Reward Call
Wisconsin 3244-W in evening. 13s
ROLL OF BILLS with rubber band around
vic. Citizens Bank, Ga. ave. Br.; reward
Georgia 3993.
SABLE SCARF, week OF Sept "a. Tele.
phone Emerson 5S56. Reward.
SILVER FOX JACKET, epaulet sleeves
trade mark Alma X. Hayes, N. Y. VI
cinity Childs Restaurant, Oct. 9; reward
Nichols Co. :'e6 Woodward Bldg.
fob. initials H. L. T = on each; lost near
420l Argyle terrace or at Takoma Park
on Oct. /, 1910: liberal reward. H. L
Thornton, 4O5 Butternut st. NV. IA
WATCH, Elgin. between E. Riverdale bus
at 18th and H ne. and RoSslyn car, 18th
and H Nv. In case, on small pin. WA
5G63. Reward.
WEDDING RING. platinum. "a diamonds
in double half circle. WA. 5G26. Reward.
IL"
WRIST WATCH. mans Hamilton: 14th.
Constitution ave. Reward. Tel. Chestnut
5434 l3'
Evening star., 1940-10-13
Ntu'uS' ~ ~ by Agnes
hurricane OQOeTn Ahem

Ballard murdered the
OF potential heirs moment OF
Cavern Another member OF
deteciue Sheriff
the questioning of witnesses The guide Ken Breoster
plains the light part of the tour procedures Iris
pointedy mentions that her uncs
Leslie bitter
English husband about to Stephens
brother Milo Shelton admits uttering
lights Dent out but done joke Finally Storm
into nearby Fairbuy determine Uhether
Chinese dagger, had been bought there
Evening star., 1940-10-13

HELP MEN 3 WoMEN.

AGENTS to sell Christmas cards; personal
Toy Co., 1915 e st. NV
COUPLE twhite), sober. honest, man en-
ployed; care for large rooming house ex-
change free rent, very small salary. Eef.
Box 41S-V. Star.
COUPLE, colored. experienced to live in;
wife cook and general houseworker: man
for garden work and driving. Only those
having city references will be considered.
Call WI. 9439.
COUPLE. refined. settled: share home
nearby Md. exchange for care Of child.
parents employed. Oliver Os9s.
COUPLE. settled. take full charge of room
ing house: base. apt snail salary. Mr..
Kay. 2l46 Florida ave. NV.
COUPLE. colored. room and board for
domestic services OF vile. good cook. 1901
Fairm0nt st. NV.
DRY BASEMENT ExCH. service Al work
child; both come; refs. 1626 l7th.
JANITOR-MAID. part-time work exchange
Tor nice 3-rm., bath apt: adults. 1901
Clifton st. Adams ABS
MAN AND WIFE or settled ladies as care
takers suburban home; almost free rent;
highest refs. REQUIRED; no children or pets.
Box 4l9-V, Star.
PHARMACIST. Call RA. 3211.
RESIDENT MANAGER for rooming house.
temp; husband and wife pref; free apt.
Write. giving phone No, Box 55-V. Star.
WHITE MUSICIANS, amateurs. all instru-
ments., Apply z 4.h st. ne. Sunday eve
ming, pm
Evening star., 1940-10-13
AGENTS.

AGENTS.
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS for
three sub-distributors for one
of the oldest and largest
nationally known manufac-
turers of market equipment;
splendid opportunity for the
right men. If interested in
making $4,000, or more, a
year with no investment re-
quired, call Hobart 1880 be-
tween 9 and 10 am. for ap-
pOintment. 49,
Evening star., 1940-10-13

OPERATORS, monogram
machine, for script work.
Only thoroughly exp. people
will be considered. Apply en-
ployment office, 4th floor,
LanSburgh'S Dept. Store.
Evening star., 1940-10-13
CHAPTER VIII.

For moment the shop seemed to be deserted and Storm looked
about him curios The
fashioned of table psaeries
examining Jewel box of white
Evening star., 1940-10-13

LADIES (5). to demonstrate
coffee. Neat in appearance, with
pleasing personality. Salary dis
cussed at interview. Box 346-V,
Star. -
Evening star., 1940-10-13
SELL so PERSONAL

Sensational values bring you quick csshl
90 color.ul folders. 81, with name I'M
printed. ~ different designs including
novelty and business lines. Big profits
for you Also - for 81 de luxe personal
assortments Send for 4 beautiful sample
outhls FREE. General Card. 400 S. Peoria
St. Dept. P363. Chicago
BOOkKEEPER AND OFFICE MANAGER,
ONLY EXPERIENCED APPLY WITH
HIGHEST CREDENTIAIS PERMANENT
P9SIIION IN WoMENs SPECIALTY
Evening star., 1940-10-13
NOTICE TO

NO1lCE ~
STOCKHOLDERS.
This is to notify all persons holding or
possessing one or two shares OF Knights
Of Pythias Hall Association stock, formerly
issued to members of the order now de-
ceased. to present il to the secretary for
payment before January /. 1871. Failure
TO comply with this notice will cause the
stock to be Cancelled.
MAX T. PINES Secretary.
Pythian Temple. 101" 9th st NV
PLAINFIELD ORCHARD.
w. w. Moore, Sandy Spring, Md.
Apples and Sweet Cider.
Out Georgia ave. : miles to Glenmont.
turn right Route No. IS1 miles.
Evening star., 1940-10-13
CHRISTMAS CARD MONEY MAKERS.
80 EXCLUSIVE ASSORTED FOLDERS.
NAMES TMppTNTEn-

New Different! Sensational! Master
piece air-brush winter scene designs IN 9
superb colors on expensive lustrous nov
city stock. Exceptional % embossed-de-
sign personals for 81. Free sample port
folios. Leader 2l-folder 81 assortment
on approval; costs 60c; profit soc: worth
-. Sells like wildfire. other assort-
ments, 33iac UP. - name-imprinted
cards. Experience unnecessary. Outstand-
ing bonus and combination offers
RAINBOW CARD Co Dep' 5-W,
~ West 18th g. Mo- YorL
Evening star., 1940-10-13
MAKE EXTRA MONTY EASILY

Show friends. others. seasons mos
beautiful Christmas cards. Gorseous "Can.
YOU Soc. Christmas cards with sender,
name. SO for ST up. Many other populal
assortments. Up to 10oS profit; Writ.
cards, etchinas and gift .wrappings. GRO.
GAN CO.. 122 Q. Michigan. Dept. e6
Chicago.
Evening star., 1940-10-13
CHRISTMAS CARDS

=" bHHU It1o--WII IT NAtIF-NT
, Many other big moneymskers SenSa-
tlonaI new order-getting PLAN Give va.
uaple Gilt Coupon Free with every South
ern Beauty 81 card 81 assortment Conn
plete line other aSstS. Free samples.
Southern Greeting Cards, Dept :, Mer..
phis. Tenn
Evening star., 1940-10-13
CHRISTMAS CARD LEADERS.

Extra money! Sell gorgeous personal
Christmas cards-with sender's name. Low
as so for 81. Highest profits. Big value
pays you Soc profit Big line other money
makers. Exper unnec. Samples on ap-
proval Chiffon Greetings. 147 Essex.
Dent oil. Boston. Mass
Evening star., 1940-10-13
CHRISTMAS CARDS

% Of the best selling boxes TO chooss
from; special combination offer; de luxe
- ior 81 box costs you soc: deal IN
washington; no need for delay; 2-day
service on so for 81 imprint cards ard
daily delivery service; come in for free
samples. G. T. Breckenridge Co., 1924
18th ST. NV MA 4I62
Evening star., 1940-10-13

Over 25. TO fill vacancies with a Nation.
Wloe grocery company. Average $3.50
Eeekly 10 start. percentage and bonus.
Evening star., 1940-10-13

CHRISTMAS CARD MONEYMAKERS
Earn large cash profits daily. Sell beautiful
2l-card 81 assortment You make Soc.
Christmas cards WITH SENDER S NAME.
30 for 81 up. EXQUISITE designs. big values.
other easy sellers. including 25-csrd
parchment. gift wraps. Experience unnec.
essary. Sample outfit FREE
WETMORE q SUGDEN. INC. DEPT sMO.
Evening star., 1940-10-13
HELP WokEk.
(Continued.)

FRENCH INSTRUCTRESs. mornings, for
two girls school age. Box 366-V, Star.
FUR FINISHER. only experienced need ap-
ply. 1235 G St NV
Evening star., 1940-10-13
SALESWOMEN (2),
TWO WOMEN

We have an opening at once for 9
women over 30 who can do plain sewing,
and who have some selling experience.
Box 2I4-V. Star
Evening star., 1940-10-13
HELP MEN,

INSTALLMENT COLLECTORS. experienced.
Must also know how to sell on outside
Must have auto. Good local references.
Good salary and commission, Apply
Kraft's. 7l2 H st. ne.
Evening star., 1940-10-13

LADY, young (25 to 3O);
pie sing personality and
good appearance as cashier
and interviewer on charge
account openings. Include
your references with appli-
cation. Box 84-V Star
Evening star., 1940-10-13
HELP DOMESTIC.

| COOK. experienced, colored woman. who
| will stay at night and give personal ref
erences. Box 303-V Star. 13.
COOK. ,colored, experienced, some house,
Refs. required. Emerson $3.50
Evening star., 1940-10-13

CHRISTMAS CARDS
WITH SENDER'S NAME IMPRINTED.
so FOR $1.00
Also special Parchment and 25 for 81 90
with name imprinted. Six other Personal
lines and large variety of box assortments
High commissions paid. Samples loaned
free. Come in or write.
CHAS. A. BELZ CO.,
1T11 WALNUT ST. PHILADELPHIA. .
Evening star., 1940-10-13

J, NEWEST CHRISTMAS CARD sensation.
"1ndiyidualized greetings"'-ean be Per-
| sonalized" TO relatives, friends with unique
metallic seals "a FREE with 21-card 81
asst. soc profit. Easy seller. Name-in1-
| printed Xmas cards. so for 81. Other
! smart asst. No experience. Samples on ap-
proyal. Friendship, $50 Adams, Elmirs.
| n
Evening star., 1940-10-13
CHRISTMAS CARD SALESpEOPLE-

For best earnings show biggest selection
personal Christmas cards with senders
name. Low as so for 81 Six different
low-priced and de luxe lines. Sensatio
2l-card 81 assortment pays you SOC. Other
big-profit sellers Samples on approval.
JAMES ART STUDIOS, 1913 Anson p..
Rochester N Y
Evening star., 1940-10-13
HEIp WokAEN.

HOUSEKEEpER FOR TOURIST HOME
Middle-aeed white woman to live in;
good references. Phone for sppt, WI. $500.
WE NEED q talented young lady, dramat.
ically inclined. to direct amateur musical
comedy: experience unnecessary. free
training; liberal commissions. bonuses ex.
penses paid: nearby territory: rush refer
ences. photograph. Immediately. Reliable
company, IL years old. Triangle Produce
ing Co.. Greensboro. N c.
CHRISTMAS CARDS-Easy selling leading
Golden Rule gorgeous 21-fotder assort-
ment. including souvenir calendar; also
free Christmas motto with each box:
selling like wildhrel Costs you Soc. sells
on sight for 81: ten other bargain assort-
ments. imprint names. AZ choice designs.
for Golden Rule assortment on approval
and free sample offer. Silver Swan Stu-
dos. 32O Fifth ave. Dept. 2l3. N. Y.
Evening star., 1940-10-13
LIFETIME SECURITY FOR
MATITDED IIrONHhnr

industry, will place responsible local vori-
an IN charge of sales and service 10 old
and customers BOX HI5-V Star
Evening star., 1940-10-13
RESIDENT MANAGFP

Married, unemployed white woman. be-.
tween 80 and 40 years Of age wanted
as resident manager in modern s-story
downtown apt. bldg. > rooms kitchen and
bath apt. provided. as well as telephone
gas, elec. and refrigeration, in return for
services. Box 246-V. Star
Evening star., 1940-10-13

Married. with car, not afraid OF hard work,
for sales. service and management work;
references required Around S1hh. er-
centase contract draw with expense ar
rangement No canvaSsers. Apply 10 to
II am Mr. Stewart. 354S l4th Sti NV
Evening star., 1940-10-13

AGENTS to sell Christmas cards personal
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Evening star., 1940-06-03

morale never had been higher and
complimented the high command
on its defensive organizations, re
markably adapted to the present
phase Of the war
While the Dunkerque withdrawal
neared its end France counted her
losses from two consecutive days
of German air raids which ranged
down into Southeastern France as
far as Marseille, second largest
French city. where 80 were killed.
More than so dead and 100 in
jured was the toll of Saturday and
Sunday bombings which cost the
Nazis IL planes in France and three
brought down by Swiss defense
forces.
The French press, awaiting Pre-
mier Mussolinis meeting with the
Italian cabinet tomorrow, speculated
on whether II Duce would throw
down the gauntlet in the form of a
war or peace" ultimatum. News
papers were agreed that Italy's hour
to act has arrived.
The government meanwhile enact
ed new emergency measures which
added % central and west coast
departments to the army zone,
which already includes Paris; cut
of service on public telephones,
and prohibited long distance calls
on private phones.
Evening star., 1940-06-03

10 am, E. s. T) on the withdrawal
OF the British Expeditionary Force
from Flanders.
Eden Cheers Nation.
The nation was cheered by the
announcement of War Secretary
Anthony Eden that more than
four-f1fths" OF the British troops
which the Germans had claimed
trapped" in Flanders already have
reached England.
Mr.. Eden. who spoke briefly over
the radio yesterday, indicated more
than 100000 Britishers had been
rescued, in addition to tens of
thousands of our French Allies"
He said that other French troops
had been removed to France.
Although large units of the Allied
navies were employed around Dun
kerque, the operations were carried
out at the same time as reinforce
ments were being sent to the
British-French naval concentration
in the Eastern Mediterranean, it
was said.
Ready for Italy.
Informed sources said the Medi-
terranean feet has been consider
ably strengthened to meet any
eventuality and is now more than
a match for any sea force Italy
could muster in event of her entry
into the war.
Diplomatic circles said the Allies
had gone as far as they can 60 in
offering negotiations with Premier
Mussolini for satisfaction of Italy's
Legitimate aspirations.
1t was generally believed here
e-thes coming week would bring
an answer to all questions concern
ing Italy's intentions.
The Allied attitude, reflected by
|.press and radio, appeared to be that
there are no difficulties with Italy
that cannot be settled without re-
course to force, but that if Mus
solini decides for war the Allies are
ready to meet the threat.
There were unconfirmed reports
that Mr.. Churchill, shortly after
assuming office, had sent Mussolinl
letter expressing Britain's will
lngness to discuss Italy's territorial
aspirations in postwar settlements.
Operations on the active war front,
meanwhile, were highlighted by Of
f1cial announcement of new British
successes in the air over Dunkerque.
The Air Ministry declared that
British fighter planes had destroyed
or severely damaged 1859 German
planes In that area over the week
end and estimated British losses
at 81.
American-built Hudson bombers
were credited with playing an i'm
portant part in these air battles.