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Evening star., 1940-06-08

CORNER BRICK. R. AND B.. on HEAT;
irving st. and Warder NV: price. $500.
For particulars phone MA. 1895.
VIM. T. BALLARD,
1921 Eye st. NV.
BARGAIN-HOME OR INVT.
.t-wx 81 Wee NV n;E-1o 2 b.; 2 porches 2
cond: S300-S5OO: S6O-SsO mo. Home or
invest Might exc; open. Owner or your .st
Sc 900 GLOVER PARK-COoI. NEW;
3 bedrooms, bath. shower, large
recreation rm., de luxe kit. auto gas heat;
Gony sIn SCHOOLS stores. transp. BY OWNER.
WssMS VS. 5sab I desired. MA, ss7s. Ewes
$25
Per month up Why rent? Let us build
$3.50. EVENINGS, "A. RA esss' asef ''os' SA
$3.50.
DETACHED-LoT so FIT. WIDE.
west OF Conn. ave-. Just above Nebraska
bedrooms. oil heat, 2-car garage. One
Chase. Eve or Sun. phone @ Woodiey 900 0s90,
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th 81. Realtor. MA. O753.
$8,950.OO.
BELOW ORIGINAL
FIRST TRUST.
DETACHED ENGLISH
HOME-4 BEDROOMS.
CONVENIENT TO SCHOOLS
AND BUSES.
DIRECT FROM OWNER.
1920 INGOMAR ST,
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
WOODLEY 34O2.
Cut Out This Ad and See
7 SOLD-1 LEFT,
1210-1228 Buchanan St. NE.
Northeast of Catholic University
$500 Cash-$50 Monthly.
Air ir-Conditioned Heat.
Hardwood Floors.
Large Lots.
Recreation Room.
De Luxe Kitchen.
Only $3.50.
Driye og, Michisan Ave: to 18th
,4,a HoYENsTE1N y e { j. REALTY Pl.,5(oI cokP,
COLORED, 10 ROOMS, > BATHS; H.-W.H
tgas), cleo. excel condition and neigh
borhood. $500; make offer and terms
18TH St, east OF Girard. DE. 1851 or MI
1051.
CoLoRED-,637 R l.. AVE; NV
rooms and bath, large lot $1,000 Ap
ply OWNER. Apt. II, 904 N. Y. ave %
COLORED.
Beautiful EaStland Gardens.
AND and KenIlworth ave. n.e.-Purchase
lot in splendid neighborhood; 40xl41
when paid $50 to $500 I will build 8
mooern home. Also 4244 Lane pl. ne
Fi1e-room bath bungalow. h.-w.h.: gooc
condition. HOWARD S GOTT, Coloradt
Bldg, Room l. Lincoln 6s93-J. Sales
man F. M Chives
COLORED.
Near 9TH and NE
Sh. .450-Attractive brick home suitable
for > families, very good condition Larg,
2-Storv brick building on rear of lot suit
able for workshop or rental purposes
really special value. Reasonable terms NAL
be arranged. Better call TODAY
COLORED-OPEN SUN.
l92 18th st. ne-Reconditioned lik.
new. rooms. tile bath. cellar, INV h.
hardwood floors. new sink stove Be SURE
10 inspect. Price. S4.95O: $3.50 cash, bal.
ance S45 monthly. Call Mr. Davis.
E M AIKEN INC,
500 st. NV MA. 3556. Ewes. MI. 6S51
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ent.; new; compI furn., ali utii'; oil heat;
large /. r, firepl bedrm.. recep. h.. kit
bath. piano. radio; $50 mo. Empl. couple
pref. Refs. Bus. stores. Sat. and Sun
us Ridge ave. SH 4949 o.
BOULEVARD APIS,
ALEXANDRIA. VA
S4a5 50-Large living room bedroom, d.
nette, kitchen and bath; 4 closets
dinette. kitchen and bath
=, Apply resident manager or phone Temple
blocks south of last trafic light on Mt.
vernon blvd. left-hand side of street
BETHESDA,
4S0l NORTH LANE
Un1urnlshed aptS., consisting of 2 and 3
rooms, kitchen. dinette and bath. Con-
venient to stores and transportation; S47 so
to S6o so
R. MARBURY STAMP g. CO..
Il? Southern Bldg. District Sl51.
Evening star., 1940-06-08

NEW SUBDIVISION BEING DEVELOPED.
20 BUNGALOWS being built in Oakdale Ter
race. Md. Just across D. c. line; 4 COM
pleted, 2 sold Everything modern; brick
construction furred walls. insulated; ga
rage weather. stripped; automatic hot
water heat, hardwood floors. tile bath. fully
screened: lot 50x120. Price, $500;
$40. so per mo. To reach property. drive
out Sargent I'd. to Chillum I'd. block ca
on SARGENT I'd. I. r. zIRKLE. owner and
builder, RA. 0269, Open 0At. and Sun.
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ARLINGTON. VA.

Restricted residential neighborhood In
nearby Arlington, near. schools and trans
portation. Automatic hot-water heat with
recessed radiators: lot 55x11O: consider
renting to responsible tenant Call OWNER,
Chestnut 1909 o.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT,

VERY ATTRACTIVE ALL-EECTRIC HOME
Takoma Park-6 rms bath Q showers; oil
heat; lee. lot, shade trees. SH. 61S9.
COUNTRY ESTATE, FURNISHED. FOR
July and August: 12 bedrooms, baths: 30
acres tennis court: near Chevy Chase, Is
min. from downtown. Wisconsin 567O.
3415 14th ST. SOUTH. ARLINGTON-NEW
6-room house. bath. ami, new elec. refg
Open evenings 3 to g: 500 g.
ARLINGTON - FIVE-ROOM HOUSE. ON
large lot stream and outdoor fireplace, at
tachsd W Tarage; iesS oil heat 624 N. Abingdon
BRANDYWINE, MD.-7-ROOM HOUSE, .
You pl. Sc. AT. O555-W Ii
719 gath ST. So, ARLINGTON VA
Unfurn. 6-rm. house. garage. auto. heat
and hot water, scr. pch.; mr.. school, stores.
airports, Army Navy Club, 10 min. to 14th
and Pa. ave. Vacant on or before June
18th. Rent. $40 mo- To see call M W.
CHINN, owner. at Ma 5000 Br. 445, dur
ing Govt. hrs. or oxford 2s91-J evenings.
ARLINGTON. va.-5-ROoM BRICK; GA
rage. oil heat. REFRIGERATOR; S55 mo 25OA
N. Washington blvd. Call MR.. DOUGLAS,
CHI. O22O. once hours.
NEARBY vIRGINIA-FoR. IMMEDIATE
possession Of very desirable homes and
apartments, see THE GOSS CO. 2202
Wilson blvd. Oxford 124S. cH. 1871.
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5704 18th ST. NV.
HUNTINGTON TERRACE

Beautiful. substantially built brick Cape
Cod homes OF rms. and . baths. l bedrm
and bath 1st fl, screened porch large
wooded lot; excel neighborhood These
houses are bargains at $3.50. Will con-
slider small house in trade or small down
payment and balance like rent. S617 Gar
field st. and lO7 Roosevelt st. Drive out
Wis. ave. and Old Georgetown I'd. to Roose-
welt St, then left to our sign. Open all
day Sunday. REALTY ASSOCIATES, Ma
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COLORED-OPEN SUN.

l22 18th st. n.e-Reconditoned like
new rooms. tile bath. cellar, h.-w.h..
hardwood floors. new sink stove. Be sure
10 inspect. Price. 81 $50: $3.50 cash, bal
ance S45 monthly. Call Mr.. Davis.
E M AIKEN. INC,
500 II ST w MA 3lnk Ewes MI RS51
Evening star., 1940-06-08

HOUSES FOR SALE.
1921 Eye st. NV.

CORNER BRICK 8 R. AND B.. OIL HEAT;
Irving ST. and Warder NV: price, $500.
For particulars phone MA. o265
VIM. T. BALLARD.
Evening star., 1940-06-08

So QQO GLOVER PARK-COOI. NEW:
3 bedrooms, bath. shower large
recreation rm, de luxe kit. auto gas heat
Gonv SCHOOLS, stores, transp. BY OWNER.
TERMS LIE II desired. MA. 3972. Ewes,
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WHITE OR CoLoRED TWo-FAMILY FLAT.
six rooms up B rooms down. Rent, S92 so
Excellent ne. location. Condition very
good. Separate hot-water heating units
PRICED for quick sale at S1,50000. Call
Mr.. JORDON, Decatur 1914. 10'
NEAR NAVY YARD-6-RM AND BATH
row-brck dwelling with h.-wh, cleo.
Rented reasonably TO white at S33. Price,
S325O
DI sal7. W. L. MOORE GE $500.
NEW BRICK Def 4-APT. BLDG. NEAR
ing completion. in NV, 6 rms. bath each,
full basement; lot 62xl40, wooded section.
McCUNE. DU. 1853 or DU. $500. Apt. 636.
WILL SACRIFICE $1,000 EQUITY FOR
$1,000 on new brick det Colonial 3-apt.
nds. in detached section: mr.. bus. stores
schools. Annual rental, Sl.740. 1907
rented Large lot. paved street. Box 3133.
U St. Station. Washington. D. c.
1883 4th ST. NE-NEW 4-FAMILY
fat, each apt. consisting of , rms, kitch-
en- dinette. bath, screened-n rear porch.
Separate heat. Rental, 1854 monthly.
Price. S13.500 Terms. Call Mr. Davis
E. NJ AIKEN INC,
500 H St, NV. MA. 3556; EYES. MI. 6s57.
NEAR 22nd AND SITS. NW-THREE-
story and basement brick apartment build
Price, S13.5O0: reasonable terms
WIN. T. BALLARD,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
BETHESDA

New brick, 6 rooms. . baths. garage
porch. Large wooded lot. $3.50. EN-
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EOR TNVT

s4 Wee n.w-1O r.. 2 b.. 2 porches. 2
strwy.. entr., 2-kit.: many extras; new
cond,: S300-S500: S6O-SsO mo- Home or
invest. Might exc: open. Owner or your agt.
Evening star., 1940-06-08

Convenient to market: q rooms hath .
inciosed porches; built-in garage oil heat;
easily arranged as two apis. Call Mr
INC, DI :}34R ~ "N'i'AN'o'
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

EMPLOYED COUPLE DESIRE SMALL
cottage. nearby Virginia: cool; rent rea
Sonable; prospective buyer. Box 23S-D,
Star
MODERN SUBURBAN DETACHED HOUSE.
on terms $500 cash. $50 monthly. Phone
North i6O1
Evening star., 1940-06-08

Rock Creek Park Estates,
Restricted Neighborhood.
A Williamsburg Colonial. rooms 3
baths, finished attic, with maids room and
extra bath in basement; large wooded lot
car attached garage; one bedroom and
path on f1rst floor; modern in every detail
Priced to sell quick. For information call
Mr.. Lynch. RA 1912. or
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
-l224 l4th St NV. DI 3346
Evening star., 1940-06-08

EXQUISITE HOME,
10S Woodbridge ave, Northwood Park
Silver Spring. Custom built 5-room Cape
God type, exceptional setting; extensively
ine things. COFFMAN REALTY CO.,
Evening star., 1940-06-08

WEST FALLS CHURCH - STUCCO; {
rooms bath; water, sewer, electricity. fur
mace; one acre handicapped: hne home
OWNER, Columbia 4455-J.
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BARGAIN-S6,35O.

BARGAIN-S6,350
opshur. mr.. 1th-Attrac. Col brick q
lovely rooms. tile bath, modern Kitchen;
n n, porches. etc; recond; terms.
LEO M BERNSTEIN a. co ME- 54O0
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INVESTMENT
PROPERTIES.
35O-Five-room brick house. rented at
$3.50.
So a50-Five rooms. bath: rented S35
S23,50O-Four 2-famly duplex apts.: an
nual rent. S3216
$19.50O-Six brick residences; monthly
rent. S194 so
HARRY JUSTINE
$40 11th St. NV MA 2S44 o.
INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.
Five rooms, bath, electricity; rented
for S35: $3.50
Five rooms, bath, elect. h.-wh.: rented
for S37.5O; S3.350
Four two-famiy duplex buildings, all
rented; monthly rent. S26s: price, S23,5OO
HARRY JUSTINE,
$40 11th St. NV MA oS44
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ARLINGTON 57lO N. o5th RD.-UNFUR.
rms, 2nd-f air-conditioned apt. bath.
fully equipped kit: S52 80, incl. refg.. gas,
cleo, heat, water: adults. Ii. 5115-W
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Near 9TH and H NE
ST .45O-Attractive brick home. suitable
for > families, very good condition Large
2-Story brick building on rear Of lot suit
able for workshop or rental purposes.
really special value Reasonable terms may
be arranged Better call TODAY
Floyd z DAVIS co National 02ao
Evening star., 1940-06-08

Per month up Why rent? Let us build
your home We help finance WILLIAM
M kITCHIN t. CO, Tower Bldg. Ma.
$500. Evenings, RA oR3h -
Evening star., 1940-06-08

COIORED.
Beautiful Eastland Gardens
and and kenIlworth ave n.e-Purchase
lot in a splendid neghborhood 40xl47 !;
when paid $50 to $500 I will build a
modern home Also 4244 Lane pl. ne
FiVe-room, bath bungalow. h.-w.h.: good
condition. HOWARD S GOTT Colorado
Bldg, Room / Lincoln 6s93-J. Sales
man F. NJ Chiyps
Evening star., 1940-06-08
FLATS FOR RENT.

1896 CHAPLIN ST NW-UNF UPPER
fat; e r, b.. INV h., back porch; furnish
own oil heat: $3.50. MA. 1924.
Mr.. GLENN DALE AND TAKOMA SAM
tariums. r and b. am.i.. SD .5O-S45.
Houses D. c.. Md Va sale trade rent re-
duced. Shore cottages. N E. RYON CO..
eve. GE. 6l46.
5 LARGE ROOMS. BATH. SCREENED
Evening star., 1940-06-08

month Modern Broom 2-bath residence
on shady knoll adjoining Rock Greek.
country estate Located on Rockville
Norbeck highway ] mile from Rockville.
Easy Commute drive from Washington
via Wisconsin ave. or Georgia ave. Open
Saturday and Sunday. C. EMORY PHIL
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-01-12

and IuncheOns are, reading from
upper left to lower right above:
Professor ReinhOld Niebuhr of
Union Theological Seminary, Pro-
fessOr Robert L. Calhoun of Yale
University, Professor Louis Fink
eIstein of the Jewish Theological
Seminary, Doctor Frank Kingdom
of the University of Newark,
Doctor Leo Jung of the Jewish
Center of New York City. Doctor
George N. Shuster of Hunter
College, Doctor Robert w. Searle
of the Greater New York Fedora
ton of Churches, DIR. David de
Sofa Pool of the Spanish and
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-01-12
Abe Newman Elected President
OF Jacksonville Jewish Center

Abe Newman was elected presi-
dent of the Jacksonville Jewish
Center Tuesday night at the an
nual meeting held in the Center
auditorium. The elections were
held following the report of last
years activities by retiring presi-
dent, David Moscovitz. Mr.. Mos
cOWtz was named an honorary
president of the organization.
Other officers elected were B.
Baker, LIST vice president; Hy
Selber, second vice president;
Philip Selber, secretary; Max
Rose, financial secretary; Ira
Stein, treasurer; Joseph Hackel,
auditor.
Serving on the board of direc-
tors are Jacob Becker, Joe Beck
er, Philip Bork, Ben Chepenik,
Harry Gendzier, Harry Heyman,
). D. Kramer, Jacob Lapinsky, I.
N Leiberman, S. Fletcher, M.
Wofson, Oscar Magezis, Max
Mirkis, David Moscovitz, Max Ru-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-01-12
JACKSONVILLE JEWISH CENTER
THIRD AND SILVER STREETS
Diane 3-O6II RABBI M. D. MARGOLS

Morning Prayers are recited s at
NV A M. and Sunday at $3.50
d r W. Services are recited at
,.ao p. M. (Mincha) and at 600
p NJ (Maariv.) .,,>,ua
' SABBATH SERVICES
voholas Shabbos will be recited
S.9O this evening. Tonight at
a. o'clock Rabbi Morris D. Mar
o ."lis will conduct the Late Friday
gS r service and deliver the SER
S"n The Rabbi has chosen for
his lis topic 1.-THE Washington Con-
fsrence." Members of all Zionist
srouus are especially urged to at
ssnd the service and hear the
rabbits report of the momentous
Gathering which marked a note of
OrOfound optimism in the work for
the establishment of a Jewish
homeland.
Following the period of worship
social hour will be held in the
auditorium during which an in
formal discussion on the sermon
TOPIC will be conducted. Refresh
ments will be served.
Saturday morning services will
be held at $3.50 in the Synagogue,
with Rev. B. Safer officiating.
The Junior Congregation will
hold separate services in the
Prayer Room, under the super
vision of Morris Nimovitz and ].
s. Gallinger. Melvin Paul, cantor,
will officiate. Sonya Heyman
will speak to the congregation on
the weekly portion of the Law,
3D."
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-01-12
1.2OO Slain AS
NaziS Drive Jews
Across Border

COPENHAGEN (JTA)-It was
reliably reported that massacres
of Jews occurred in the Chelm and
Brubieszo districts of the Lublin
province in Nazi Poland last
month.
The Nazi authorities, after an
nouncing registration Of Jews who
desired to emigrate to Soviet Po-
land, assembled several thousand
men, women and children and
drove them to the frontier, shoot
ing all who stopped because OF
exhaustion. At least 1900 per-
ished. Only those who succeeded
in crossing the frozen River Bug
survived.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-01-12
Britain Closing Pales-
tine To Refugees
AS Enemy Aliens

PARIS (JTA)-The British Co.
lonial Office has decided to issue
no further Palestine immigration
certificates to Jews holding Ger
man and Austrian passports for
the duration Of the war because
they are technically considered
enemy aliens, it was learned here.
The decision covers both Jews
in the Reich and those who have
already emigrated, but does not
affect some 1000 to whom immi-
grafton certificates were issued
before the outbreak of the war
who have not yet been able to use
them. These refugees are sailing
for Palestine in groups from
Trieste, Italy.
The British action is a severe
blow to thousands of Jews in
Germany whose only hope was to
leave Germany and await their
turns to emigrate to Palestine.
It will hit hard particularly at
German Jewish youths now un-
dergoing training courses in neu-
trail countries for pioneering work
in the Holy Land.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-01-12

THE INSTITUTE OF INTERDE-
UNCONVENTIONAL STUDIES, for
ministers of all faiths who wish
to study the religious traditions
of Judaism and Christianity which
are held in common, will open
it's spring semester with a lunch
con meeting addressed by Profess
sor ReinhOld Niebuhr of Union
Theological Seminary on January
10Th. The Institute sessions are
held at the Jewish Theological
Seminary of America located in
New York City.
Those who will participate in
addressing the Institute courses
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-01-12

weeks ago in the Sons of Israel
Synagogue have proven very in
spring and plans are being made
to continue them throughout the
winter. The services begin at 8:15
o'clock and are addressed by out
standing personalities. A very
interesting topic will be introduce
ed this Friday night by a visitor
of st. Augustine.
The regular minyan will be held
at 900 o'clock, Rabbi P. zissman,
officiating rabbi, said.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-01-12

Portuguese Synagogue in New
York City, Professor Henry p.
Van DuSen of Union Theological
Seminary, Doctor Ben Zion Box
ser of the Forest Hills Jewish
Center, Rabbi Joseph HI. Look
stein of Congregation Kehillath
Jeshurun of New York City, Doc
tor Samuel HI. GOldensOn of
Temple Emanuel of New York
City, DIR. Abraham Neuman of
DrOpsie College, and Doctor Louis
M. Levitsky of Temple Israel,
Wilkes Barre, Pa.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-01-12
INSTITUTE OF JEWISH
STUDIES

Glasses in Hebrew, Customs and
Ceremonies and Jewish History
for adult students are being con-
Quoted every Tuesday evening at
500 o'clock. Rabbi Margolis.
Morris Nimovitz and J. S CALM
ger are instructors of the courses.
The sessions last two hours, the
last fifteen minutes being devoted
to Jewish music.
ZIRMA CLUB
The children's singing group
"Zirma Club" meets every Mon
day afternoon at 4:3O o'clock. The
club will soon begin to prepare
for two important projects: a
Purim operetta, based on modern
Palestinian songs, and Friday
night service which will introduce
a new group of lithurgical hymns.
All children who like to sing and
passes satisfactory voices will be
admitted in the club.
CLASS IN CITIZENSHIP
A class in English and Citizen
ship for new immigrants is being
conducted every Tuesday evening
at 500 o'clock in room 5 of the
Center. Mrs. Jack Becker. Miss
e. Lippman and Abe Rothstein
are the instructors. Those inter-
ested may still join the class.
CENTER RADIO PROGRAM
Sunday at 1915 o'clock. Rabbi
Margolis will again speak over
station WAX. You are invited
to listen in.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-01-12

Herman Zissman of Meridian,
Miss, was guest of Rabbi and
Mrs. P. Zissman recently
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-01-12

ben, Moe B. Safer, A. E. Selber,
S. Selber, VIM. Silverman, and
Ben Setter.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-01-12
ST. AUGUSTINE
SCHMUNAS-GAMCE
MARRIAGE

The marriage of Miss Jean
Canoe, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Cameo of st. Augustine, to
Max Schmunas of Jacksonville
was solemnized Sunday, Decem-
her 80. in the Sons of Israel Syn
agoeue with Rabbi P. Zissman Of
ficiating. The couple will make
their home in Palatka, Fla.
FRIDAY NIGHT SERVICES
The late Friday night services
which were inaugurated five
Evening star., 1940-09-20
Uncle Roy's Corner

There is a country in South
America which once came close to
being wiped out" 1t is named
Paraguay. and is one of the two
South American nations which have
no sea coast. The other nation
without sea coast is Bolivia.
Seventy-five years ago, Paraguay
had q dictator named Lopez. This
man ordered acts of war against
Brazil and Argentina, the largest
nations in South America.
Brazil and Argentina had not ex-
pected such trouble, but they
fought of the attacks, and then
invaded Paraguay. The war lasted
five years. We are told that the
Indian farmers of Paraguay proved
themselves heroes" They must
have been something like that to
hold off such powerful enemies so
long!
In the end, Paraguay was beaten
to her knees. Many of the cities
and villages were destroyed, and
it is stated that more than half
of the nations men lost their lives
Through 81 years of peace, the
country slowly came back" Then
arose the recent war with Bolivia
which dragged on for years. The
peace settlement of 1888 gave
Paraguay most Of the land in dis
Evening star., 1940-09-20

have wild animals in great num-
bers. Among the fierce beasts are
jaguars and pumas.
Tapirs, anteaters, peccaries and
wild boars are other animals. Ia
pirs live in deep forests. They
are distant relatives of the rhin-
oceros, but are not nearly 50 large
Giant snakes swim In the rivers
of Paraguay. These sometimes
reach a length of from 20 to Is
feet.
One Of the great industries OF
the country is cattle raising. There
are several million cattle, and they
are cared for by cowboys. Some
ranches have outlook towers which
the cowboys, or "Gauchos," use in
keeping track Of herds Of cattle.
ror travel section of your scrapbook)
II you want a free copy of the
illustrated leaflet, Mexico and
Mexicans," send me . Scent
stamped. self addressed envelope,
In care The Evening Star.
Tomorrow: A Little Saturday
Talk.
1~eA @4
TomorrotD-Para1uap.
Evening star., 1940-09-20
Don't Take
Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
HeoIthfuI
Healthy

This weeks slip o the tongue:
This is q healthy climate" No
The climate is not healthy, it is
healthful.
Although some dictionaries con-
slider healthful and healthy to be
interchangeable within certain lin
its, grammarians generally regard
healthy as meaning having health, "
and healthful as meaning giving or
producing health"
Poor: Fresh air is healthy I'M
proved: Fresh air is healthful.
Poor: Swimming is healthy exer-
else. Improved: Swimming Is q
healthful exercise.
Poor: This is healthy town. I'M
Evening star., 1940-09-20
Answer 10 Yesterdays Puzzle.

proved: This is q healthful town.
The inhabitants are healthy.
Since health means free from
physical disease or pain; hale, sound,
whole, the expressions good health"
and bad health" had best be
avoided, although the terms are
widely used. Speaking of good
health and bad health is like saying
rich wealth and poor wealth.
Send your questions about
words, with stamped Scent, self
addressed envelope to Frank
Colby, care Of The Evening Star.
Chinese Turkestan is to have an
aviation service.
Evening star., 1940-09-20

answer letters from readers II q
stamped t3-cenD. seIf-addressed enve-
lope is inclosed with each communica-
ton addressed to The Four Aces, care
The Evening star II you desire the
tenn Of contract bridge. send with your
request to The Four Aces. care The
addressed, larse-size envelope and you
will receive an outline without any
aharge
Evening star., 1940-09-20
Winning Contract
By THE FOUR ACES.

David Bruce Burnstone Merwin D.
Maier. Oswald Jacoby and Howard
Schenken, worlds leading team -four
inventors OF the system that has beaten
every other system in existence)