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Evening star., 1940-11-02
FOR COLORED
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

within Is minutes walk silver sprins
+. r. station: approximately $4,000: pre-
Ter new. ami, wooded lot. Box 126-Y, Star.
HAVE S400 TO PAY ON 5 OR ROOM
house, moderate terms: good-sized lot.
Box 1S-z. Star. s.
DIRECT FROM OWNER NO AGENTS,
small brick house, not over $500, in
District or nearby Virginia. Box 1s5-Y. Star
TO 12 RMS; PREFER NE. OR Sc
All cash net This ad is not for purpose
Of obtaining listings Z. A. GARvEY, DI.
450s. Eve. and Sun. GE. $500. 1925 VT ave.
CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR FRAME,
white or coored any condition; A.
LARRY. 3439 18th ST. NV. Columbia 60s6.
PAY dIGHLST ALL-CAsH PRICES FOR
KERN 1882 woodley pl NV. CO. eo7b
ei3s GIVE stFeet nnmber sEc9f VII pss az
cash. Box 467-X. Star. So
fats. n lotsMAns location noosh or condition. di.
TAMMARo, National 1888. Eve. co. 5000.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR b. c.
property, brick or frame location or con-
dition immaterial; for a cash sale for
your property call
oor r: ELIOT MIDDLETON.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS. FOR YOUR D.
c. property If the price is right. Frame or
brick. large or small. condition tmmateriai.
s0s No. Cap. Realtor. Ma 0s7s.
CALI. WAsHTNGToNs LARGEST BUY
NahI ers Of D. C.. property. over one
million dollars worth bought in 1855.
Leo N. BERNSTEIN & CO.. ME. s4oo.
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WU. dNN' Nv
r r SAUL CO.,

National 210O. 9@5 18th st. NV.
SOIJoRED-NEw APT. BLDG. 316 SOUTH
$spitol st.-3 rooms, bath, ami: reason
able MI. 1895.
co1 oprD-TTIE PRINCETON, 143o v ST.
y 80 rooms. kitchen. bath, Tefrlsers-
ton S42 SO. 3 rooms, kitchen oath' re-
frisera'ion Nv W. SIMPSON CO. ..oo
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. Me, o.0o -
coIopvD-,771 WILLARD ST, NV
hpt - rooms. kitchen: bath porch'
Arcola heat Isfriss,asptieoon;N isss9,,aspeoN sc CO 90
1904 Vermont Ave. NV. NE. . .0o:7
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sos QUINTANA PL. NV.
6 rooms, bath, garage; newly deco
rated; h -Wh. $500
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1909 BUCHANAN, ST; Nw.-s.,eooo
1928 Morrison. st. n.w.-ll rms 90. M
baths. gas heat - 10000
21s rms Em s. ba5hs fhsvs OF, cnsss' hest MO 5000
46la Hunt awe rms, baths - $500
ASIA Conduit I'd. n.w.-6 rms. 90 M
1906 10Th st. ne.-s rms, bath.
Brooks lane, Glen Mar. Md - ~
4123 18th pl. NE rms, bath.
65la bstSs caF0Iins oi s.II pl d.f pv-s rms 1000
49O2 9th st. NV rms, bath.
1Oll Upshur st. NE rms. bath $500
1903 HemlocE st. NV rms, ooo
34:5 oakwood ter. n.w-s rms" .,oo
720 n. Fillmore St, Arlington. Va. .oo
"a Bryant st NE rms, bath,
1879 sS.5ss st. s..-5 rms bath fur - 90
22i4 Ist st. nw-s rms. bath s. 90
I4O6 Perry pl. nw-6 rms, bath $500
semiedet' $500
2oi2 Portner pl. nw.-s rooms.
bath, heat light and hot water soo oo
% r St NE rms, bath 5000
423 Newton pl nw-6 rms, bath 5000
1859 Quincy ST. n.w-6 rms, bath 40. so
1929 eth ST. ne-S rms. bath 47.50
$40 South Veitch st. Arlington,
vas ms, bath. gas heat 1880
1850 Emerson st r.e.-6 rms, bath AZ. so
3Ol5 Portner pl. nw-6 rms, bath $500
517 Va ave se.-6 rms. bath $500
1898 Eye st. ne.-6 rms, bath,
Latrobe heat $3.50
s26 18th St n.e.-6 rms. bath,
523 Va ave. se.-6 rms, bath $3.50
% heat iO'A a. e'".-0 -lo'' ''O 2o.5o
B. F. SAUL CO.,
N..;o,., Ohm oos 1stb a NV
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$4,000,

A Good Buy In American University Park
rooms 2 baths, 2 bedrooms on LIST
floor. h.-w h.. large porches, good-size lot,
Attractively financed. Bus at corner. 4934
47th st. NV. Open Sunday 10 to g.
Waggaman BraWner Realty Corp,
100 Eye st. NV ME. 1850.
Evening star., 1940-11-02
APARTMENTS UkFURklSHED.
(Continued.)

1880 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Refg. and gas free. Corner, front, coSy
apt, 2 rooms, foyer, kitchen. bath and
porch, $50: res. mgr: garage available.
THE FOLLOWING ARE 2 RMS,
kit, d. a. and bath with screened
Evening star., 1940-11-02
TAKOMA PARK.

CLOSE TO SANTTARIUM.
This lovely home in perfect condition,
with bedrooms and bath on End floor.
large living room with fireplace, dining
room, kitchen, breakfast nook: layatory
rented for $3.50 per month. To inspect
call Oliver 1905 after 6 p.m- Ask for
MRS MOEBS
Evening star., 1940-11-02
tUt-
IN BEAUTIFUL KENWOOD

On lot 100 IT. wide. This fine home has
spacious living rm:, dining rm., library
with lavatory and kitchen on 1st f.: 2nd
deck. There is maids room and bath,
large attic with built-in stairway and
gear garage. Finest construction and
appointments. few minutes walk to
Kenwood Golf and Country Club. Priced
at S1G750. To inspect, call Wiscon-
Evening star., 1940-11-02

Chevy Chase, D. c., near Conn. .ave.--S
large rooms, 2 beautiful baths "A bedrooms,,
recreation room, elassed-in sunroom, double
garage oil heat, beautiful yard shrubhery.
trees: close Woodrow Wilson, Alice Deal
Schools EN-. 1878.
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CAPITOL HILL

Z x11tIN,
MOST BEAUTIFUL CORNER,
LARGE CORNER LOT
ROOMS, . COMPLETE BATHS
finished clubroom, most modern kitchen
log-ourntng fireplace. Colonial porch. beau
TRULY landscaped with assortment of
shrubbery. automatic heat, garage owner
moving from city. says sell
$40 OGLETHORPE ST NV
WAPLE IL JAMES INC,
Exclusive Agents.
1914 14fh " oote
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

AURORA. HILLS. VA.-5-ROOM BUNGA-
low, newly decorated. oil heat c.h.v,, ga
rage: 10 minutes downtown. Inquire 1901
s.. Arlington Ridge I'd. Phone jackson
1710.
LYON PARK. ARL,, vA.-S52; MODERN
st,id;, 6rlck 63Hnsalowe ~, 6edrms b.. kit large
scr. porch; Is min. D. c. CHI. 1898.
NEAR MCLEAN ON FAIRFAX PIKE, II
miles downtownIS rms, bath, elec., h.
available 18th. DE. 1851.
DECATUR HEIGHTS. MD, ELEANOR
aye.-6-rmr house, oil burner, sll-electric
kitchen. garage, $50 DUNN a. co. 3333
r I. ave-. Mt. Rainier. Nd. Hyattsville
0O46
RMS. AMI: $50: RMS. AMI. $50:
2ylps'' lms'' An MI, Sot ou; rms, AMI, S105.
SILVER SPRNG-6-RM. CAPE COD hun.
eaiov' an; =, near schools, buses: oonsider
sale: LeiEhton ave. NJ 0l6I.
Continued On Next P.geJ
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OWNER LEAVING
MUST SELL.
BETHESDA MD

4509 West Virginia-S5,5OO. 5-room
brick. auto heat, attic; improved ST;
garage: fine neighborhood. near everything.
See any time. MR.. SMITH, owner. WI.
1854 Terms. g.
NEED A BIG HOUSE?
We Have Two Bargains,
Each Has o Large Rooms
Evening star., 1940-11-02

$3.50.
EXCELLENT NV. LOCATION.
bedrms., baths. maids room in
basement: large lot: an all-brick home, l
blk. from transp, shops. stores; 2 blks.
from school. A red-hot opportunity!
This won't last Call Mr. NORvELLE.
Evening star., 1940-07-20
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
GORE, Okla, July M.-Today's
dawn brought An end to the IRE
dance Of the Kee-Too-Wahs, shy,
reticent Cherokee tribesmen who
live deep In the wooded Cookson
hills.
The din of tom-toms and ancient
songs had reverberated through the
hills since yesterday morning.
Dancing and chanting in suppli-
cations to their fire gods. to
Sequoyah. inventor Of the Cherokee
alphabet, and to John Redbird
Smith. modern hero of the clan,
the Kee-Too-Wahs enacted their
mystic rite for the 112th known
time
Ablaze in a secluded grove were
the ever burning seven sacred fires
Legend says the Cherokees had
seven sainted priests when they
were driven from Georgia over the
trail of tears" more than a GEN.
tury ago. The first high priest
went up into the mountains and
there communed with 4 heavenly
spirit, who lit his sacred fire and
named the clan "Kee-Too-Wah." /"
or "Nighthawks." Each priest fol-
lowed until there we're seven fires
Evening star., 1940-07-20
Mystery Of Shrinking Suits
Solved After Six Years

makers from all parts of the coun-
try.
The detective said his investiga-
tors found the shrinking" had been
done with scissors, not sponge"
and that 5000 worth of cloth had
been, recovered in a South Phila-
delphia home.
Capt. Doyle explained that the
operator, instead of shrinking the
cloth, merely shipped yards-the
normal shrinkage of sponging-from
the end OF each bolt and sent the
rest back to the manufacturer.
Another man. relayed the odds
and ends to a third, who sold them
to small tailors.
Capt. Doyle said an underworld
tip led to discovery of the scheme.
Evening star., 1940-07-20
Indiuns in Middle West Honor
Great Spirits With Dances

and q complete creed to be taken
into the Cherokees' new hunting
ground.
A few neighbors were permitted
to watch the celebrants sway to
the savage rhythm.
In Pocatello, Idaho, the Shoshone
Indians on the Fort Hall Reservation
are holding two special sun dances
for the benefit of tourists. They
have located their brush Enclosures
close to two highways that carry
heavy tourist travel-one near
Blackfoot and the other at Ban
mock Greek.
The dance near Blackfoot started
last night. simultaneous with a
more private-or more ofiicial-ritual
on the reservation near Fort Hall.
The Bannock Creek dance starts
tonight.
The ritual, a plea to the great
spirit for health and a bounteous
harvest. also has been modified so
as not to offend those redmen who
have embraced the Christian faith
of the whites.
Starting at sundown last night,
the two dozen braves participating
will shuf1e and hop back and forth,
with only brief rests, until Tuesday
morning.
Evening star., 1940-07-20
Hospital Gets $100,0 900
As Will Rogers Fund
BY the Associated Press,

HOLLYWOOD, July 2o.-A $780,
600 check has been presented to the
Cedars Of Lebanon Hospital as an
endowment for perpetuation Of the
memory Of Will Rogers.
Jean Hersholt, actor-president Of
the Motion Picture Relief Fund,
presented the gift to Hospital Pres-
ident Lemuel Goldwater 1T 3 dinner
last night attended by civic leaders,
motion picture notables and other
friends Of the cowboy humorist.
Ten hospital beds for INDECENT &C.
tors will be maintain by the endow-
ment, part of which will be used
to supplement other funds for con-
struction Of q $250,000 clinic to op-
crate in conjunction with the hos
pital.
Evening star., 1940-07-20
Hitler Offerinq
Canada to u. S,
British Charge
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON. July 20.-The London
Sketch, in its inside information"
column, said today that one of the
things Adolf Hitler failed to men,
ton in his speech was a fantastic
plan to offer Canada to the United
States, which Ribbentrop German
foreign minister) conceived and Is
having circulated tentatively in
Washington.
The paper added that by this plan,
which 1t said had been communi-
Gated to leading propagandists in
the United States, Hitler will give
q solemn pledge not to interfere in
the Americas after he has finished
with Britain. As proof of his sin
cerity. he would agree to the incor-
poration Of Canada"
Evening star., 1940-07-20
Wallace 10 Resign
His Post in Cabinet,
George Predicts
Representative Jones'
Friends Doubt He
Would Accept Piece

Senator George, Democrat, Of
Georgia predicted today that Henry
A. Wallace would resign soon as Sec.
retary of Agriculture to conduct an
active campaign for the vice pres!.
dency.
The Georgia Senator said his IN.
formation was "unofncial but reh-
able"
At the same time q Republican
member of the House, who declined
to be quoted by name, said there
undoubtedly would be a Republican
demand for Mr.. Wallace's resigna-
ton, If it were not forthcoming,
because of the millions of dollars
he Is authorized to distribute in
farm benefit payments.
Senator George said Mr.. Wallace
undoubtedly will be expected to
carry on a very vigorous speaking
campaign" President Roosevelt has
announced he would stay near
Washington and indicated he would
make few campaign speeches.
1nere was some speculation tnat
Chairman Jones of the House Agri-
culture Committee might be ap-
pointed to succeed Mr.. Wallace, but
friends of the Texan, who is on
fishing trip, questioned this. They
pointed out that Mr.. Jones had
received a lifetime appointment to
a judgeship on the United States
Court Of Claims.
Because Of President RoOsevelt's
recent selection of two Republicans
to be Secretaries of War and Navy
some members of Congress sug-
gested that Representative Hope,
Republican, Of Kansas. ranking Re-
publican on the House Agriculture
Committee. might be offered the
place.
Evening star., 1940-07-20

provincial governors will permit the
central government in Paris to
rely on them in all matters except
really vital and national problems.
Previously. France was divided
into 81 departments, q heritage of
the French Revolution which was
initiated to permit citizens to reach
the capital of his department in
one days drive or walk This sys-
tenn is, Of course, obsolete today.
The measures taken today are
merely preparatory to a general
solution Of such vital problems as
the recasting of the nations eco
nomic life. disrupted by war. ard
the repatriation of refugees. A rev
set Of DEGREES planned to normalize
the chaotic conditions Of today are
expected shortly.
Copyright, 1910. Chicago Daily News. Inc)
Evening star., 1940-07-20
Catholic U. to Hold
Day Of SpecioI Devotion

A procession Of some 5000 lay and
clerical students, faculty members
and members of anihated religious
houses will precede a solemn high
mass at 10 am. tomorrow in the
National Shrine of the Immaculate
Conception at Catholic University.
The mass will commemorate a
day Of special devotion to Mary as
the patron of the university and
the country. The procession will
begin at $50 am.
The Rev. John j. Jepson. s. s.,
chaplain of the summer session. will
be the celebrant Of the mass and the
Very Rev. Gabriel Pausbach, O.
Carm.. assistant general of the
Carmelite Order for English Speak
ing Provinces, will deliver the SER
mon.
Evening star., 1940-07-20
Russians Deny Britain
Asked Advice on burmo
y the Associated Press.


MOSCOW, July 20.-Great Britain
neither solicited the opinion nor the
advice of Soviet Russia concerning
the agreement with Japan to close
the Burma road because she "is
not obligated to do 50" in the present
state of British Soviet relations,
Tass, the oficial news agency, said
yesterday
It said Prime Minister Churchills
reference in Commons Thursday to
consultation with the U. s. s. r..
contained an "inaccuracy."
What really took place." said
Tass was that British Undersecre-
tary Of Foreign Affairs Butler in
formed the Ambassador Of the
U. S. s. r. in London Uvan) Maisky,
of the decision of the British gov
ernment to conclude an agreement
with Japan on closure Of the
Burma China road"
Evening star., 1940-07-20
STAR WASHINGTON G, SATURDAY JULY 90 1910
Two Escaped Convicts
Seized After 5000
Bank Robbery
One Trapped in Church;
Companion Kidnops
z Persons in Flight
By the Associated Press.

6y the ASSoc1Ateo Press.
MARYSVILLE, Kans,, July 1O-A
chase by $50 citizens. in which more
than 20 shots were fred, ended with
the wounding and capture of an es-
capped convict IN q church 4 few
hours after he and . companion
had robbed the Diller (Nebr.) State
Bank of 5000.
The second convict, Ivan Sulli-
van, 20, of Trenton, Mo-, was cap
tured later three miles from Atchi-
son. He kidnapped two persons
and Communicated two automobiles
in his panic-stricken night. One
of the abducted men made his es-
cape and the other was released.
The man captured here. Lowell
Haenze, a, Sleepy Eye, Mimi, told
Tom Blodgett, city marshal, he es-
capped from the Fort Madison Uowa)
Penitentiary June 22 with Sullivan
and Forest Estes, IS, Mountain
Home, Ark.
Leo Schram. assistant city mar
shall. said Haenze admitted he par
ticipated in the Diller bank robbery.
He had $1,000 in his pockets. A
suitcase abandoned by the bandits
was said to contain . large amount
of currency" believed to have been
taken in the Diller holdup.
The two robbers were surprised
at bus depot. They fed through
crowd of shoppers exchanging
shots with the officers. Haenze ran
into the Christian Church through
. basement entrance and was COZ
nered in a Sunday School room,
where he was shot and captured.
Sullivan had eluded officers earlier
after gun battle. He was over
taken by two Missouri highway
patrolmen. He was armed with
an automatic pistol. but offered no
resistance. He was carrying $1,o56
in money belt.
Evening star., 1940-07-20
Davies Home Prepared
For Luxembourg Royalty
By the Assoc.at ted Press.


NEW YORK, July 20-The Long
Island home of former Ambassador
Joseph E. Davies was being pre-.
pared today to receive Prince Con-
sort Felix of Luxembourg and three
or four of his six children on their
arrival next week from Europe
aboard the U. S. S. Trenton.
A member of the staff Of the
Davies Greenvale home said Mr..
Davies was at his Adirondacks
camp. Mr.. Davies resigned as Am
bassador to Belgium and Minister
to Luxembourg last January
The royal family left Europe
aboard the cruiser Trenton after
their country was taken over by
the Germans. The children will
attend school here. Their mother.
Grand Duchess Charlotte, also fled
from Luxembourg, but Is not ex-
pected to come to the United States
at present.
Naval officials said the Trenton
would dock In New York next
Tuesday.
Evening star., 1940-07-20
Kitten Show Opens,
All Sizes and Breeds
Looking for Homes
100 Cats on Exhibition:
Sponsors Will Award
Prizes Tonight

About 100 cats, who wished they
had put their fur in storage for the
summer, were on hand to exchange
stares with the customers this
morning as the Columbian Cat
Fanciers' kitten show opened at
1901 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
The collection included cats with
such high-sounding names as Ovid
Leading Citizen and Alexander
Spottswood; with such color ratings
as blue cream and with such an
cestry as Abyssinian-Siamese
There was also Nicky, the gold
fish gobbler, and an assortment Of
well-bred kittens who are looking
for good homes. A number Of the
kittens were given away within an
hour after the show opened, but
there were plenty left.
Prizes 70 BE Awarded Tonight.
The show is the midsummer
event sponsored by local cat lovers.
Prizes are to be awarded some time
before the show closes at 10 O'Clock
tonight. Many cats are being given
away.
The short-haired cats had a de-
cided advantage over the long
hairs as the mercury climbed, but
the kittens didn't seem to mind
how hot it got. and continued to
play with bits Of papers and toys in
their cages.
Included in the exhibit were 4
number of thoroughbreds. of such
varieties as Manx, Siamese and Per-
sian, as well as some pure, 100 per
cent alley cats.
The biue-eyed Siamese attracted
much attention, as did q rare hybrid
collection bred from Abyssinian and
Siamese parents. Puzzle of the
show was a pure-white tabby who
had two kittens, one as white as
she and the other red. !.
Some With Fancy Names.
The names of some OF the entries
were slightly longer than their tails.
There was Zanzibar, Rosedere's
Misty, Markuna Kwan Ko, Whirlie's
Dit and Red Dock.
Nicky. coal-black number who
was banished from his home after
neighbors complained about his ap-
petite for gold fish, was having
hard time. He Is up for adoption,
but was not on his best behavior.
The big cat was in a cage next to
an argumentative tom cat and there
was battle after battle. It was too
hot for Nicky and there were too
many people. And no gold fish.
Evening star., 1940-07-20
Ey the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA July 20.-Detec-
tives gleefully claimed today a solu-
ton to the 6-year-old mystery of the
shrinking suits" which they said
cost the Nations clothing makers at
least 100000.
For years manufacturers puzzled
over why trouser legs pulled up and
topcoats suddenly became q size
smaller at little more than q sign Of
rain.
The % answer came, said, Capt.
Richard Doyle of the labor squad,
with the arrest of three men, one
the operator Of . sponging plant
which shrinks suiting for clothing
Evening star., 1940-07-20
After Mojor Operation
AnnobeIIu Recovering
BY the Associatsd press

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 20.-Annabella,
screen star and wife Of Tyrone
Power, today was reported resting
comfortably and improving salts
factorily" following q major oper-
alton in Mount Sinai Hospital.
Power accompanied her to the
hospital Tuesday and remained
until physicians assured him his
wife was out Of danger. Then he
returned to HOLLYWOOD.
Evening star., 1940-07-20
Petain Begins Purge
OF 'lncompetents' in
Government Service
OfficiuIs Get Authority
To Gust Subordinotes,
Regardless Of Influence
Nv PAIL GHAII.


Chicaso Daily News Foreisn Correspondent.
V1CHY, July 20.-A three month
purge spree" was heralded today
by q governmental decree which
permits civil service heads to dismiss
inefncient subofncials down the line,
regardless of political influence.
Today's decree supplements yes
terday's edict which debars from
civil service any one (outside Of
those with army service) whose
father was born outside the country.
All these DEGREES, published in the
on1cial journal, indicate the deter
mination of the new French govern
ment to make q thorough house.
cleaning Of lax and incompetent
government functionaries. Premier
Marshal Henri Philippe Petain
clearly is out to overhaul the civil
service lists in order to weed out
"incompetents" and make for 4
better type of administrative omcial.
Today's decree stipulates that up
to October n any ofncial in France
may be dismissed by decision Of the
head of his department. This
means that unworthy government
employees or functionaries MAIN
tanned in ofnce as result of politi-
cal pull" or because of their So
called rights. will no longer benefit
flpm that protection.
Hope Old Abuses Will End.
It is hoped here that the new
decree will be put into effect swift
ly for the real benefit of the French
administration and that it will end
ancient abuses laid to what Is called,
sometimes unfairly, the esprit
onctionnaire"-the French admin
istrative spirit.
As for the decree that no one
born of a foreign father can enter
the civil service, this somewhat
rigid decision Is regarded as the
natural reaction of country which
has suffered intensely in the past
six weeks and now wants to de-
velop = national spirit. Exceptions
are made for persons who have
fought in the French armies.
A further measure intended to
promote efficiency in government
administration calls for the ap-
pointment Of II general secretaries
to assist the cabinet ministers as
permanent officials. Up to the pres
ent, only cabinet ministers could
take really important decisions in
any public ONCE in France. Today's
decree would slash through govern
ment red tape by giving authority to
responsible heads Of services who
will be enabled to make decisions
without referring to the ministers
themselves.
Fourteen of the scheduled Il gen.
eral secretaries already have been
appointed while the remaining seven
are expected to be selected shortly.
Provinces to Get Governors.
Similar structural changes will be
applied to the administration Of
the French provinces. Paris has
been too long the center Of France
and the inconvenience Of this sit
uation are only too evident today.
The departmental organization Of
France is doomed and will be re-
placad BY provincial governors. The
fefthoomins appodntmsnt a u
Evening star., 1940-07-20
Weekly Outlsek.

weekly O0uook.
North and Middle Atlantic States-Con-
tinued warm first part of week, cooler with
temperatures about normal middle Of week
and slightly above normal Friday and Sat-
urday. Generally fair most Of week. but
showers are indicated BY or during Tuesday
and again at end Of week.
Ohio Valley and TenneSsee-Generally
fair most of week. but showers are likely
about Tuesday and again near end Of week.
Continued warm frst part Of week, cooler
With temperature near normal middle OF
week and slightly above normal latter part.
A minor disturbance Is centered this
morning Oh the coast Of Maine. Portland,
1,O16.8 millibarS t30.O2 inchesl, and pres
sure remains low from Minnesota and Lake
Superior southwestward to New Mexico and
Ariaona and over ths Northern Plateau
AIi.;: A.: l;90Ss milli6.Ts .SSs sS inches; as !;
ins;hs.,: m ana !Alie1anaIi.; Hinn:: l:oii:s
mains high alonE the Pacific Coast and
River. Elkins. ". va. ,1.os3.7 miilibars
(3O.23 inches). and Eureka, Calf, 1.O19.3
millibars $50 10 inchesl. Showers have
occurred in the North Pacific States and
from the Dakotas eastward to New Eng
land and In portions Of the Southern States
and the Rocky Mountain region. While
the weather has become slightly cooler In
the Northern Rocky Mountain region and
portions Of the Plains States and New
knSland. the temperature Is considerably
above normal almost generally over middle
ana northern sections east Of the Rocky
Mountains.