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OFFICES FOR RENT

ONE DESIRABLE ROOM. WITH SMALL
waiting room bank bldg. Apply SOL 7th
st NV MR.. ROBEY. --
OFFICE ON K ST, NEAR CONN. AVE,
with exposures. 3 communicatlng rooms
with lavatory: reasonable rent. PERCY h.
RUSSELL CO, 1871 st. NV
WILL SHARE BRIGHT, QUIET, FURN.
Chevy Chase real estate office suite with
responsible businessman. Box 293-D Star.
DOCTORS OFFICE FOR RENT ONE
floor. newly and artistically decorated ied
RECEIPT rm, consultation Office treatment
.nlS with running water complete path
with shower. Phone Dupont 0S41.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PONTIAC 1887 5-pass. 2-dr. touring sedan;
S.cylinder: gray paint. spotless interior.
ell good tires and q splendid motor This
clean car Is priced low at $395. G. c. c.
Guaranty on over 5000 used cars iTI the
last B years. Capitol Cadillac Co. 1922
END st. NV. MA $500. Open evenings.
closed Sundays
PONTIAC 1884 2-door trunk sedan: per-
feet; 30 down. bal. SIC. .56 monthly. Kear-
ney. 5023 Conn. ave. WO. 9SSS Sc
sTUDEBAKER 1888 coupe; as perfect in
side and out as new car. sound motor,
beautiful appearance. excellent perform
ance. Thoroughly CHERNERIZED and
fully guaranteed. Only S549: liberal trade
and terms that make it easy to own
CHERNER MOTOR CO..
1711 Florida Ave. NV. Hobart 5000.
STUDEBAKER 1889 Commander sedan
This car Is practically new in every re-
spect; spOtlessly clean. A one-owner car
that's Butler bonded and backed by the
famous 5-day driving trial; S797. Liberal
I terms. NJ Lee s,Is p Butler. Inc. 1l21 21st st.
STUDEBAKER 1898 business coupe, model
IA. State Commander excellent finish:
| spotless interior. all good tires and a
splendid motor. This surely is clean car;
used cars in the last 5 years. Capitol
Cadillac Co. 1922 22nd st. NV. Ma 1900
oDen evenings. closed Sundays
STUDEBAKER 1897 President cruising
sedan; smart gray finish: has heater, DOW
erful efhcient straight motor 5 fine
tires; any demonstration you like; S475
PACKARD, oath and N SITS. NV. Repub.
lie 0l45
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

sTUDEBAKER 1887 President coupe; beau.
tlful immaculate new tires: without a
doubt the cleanest, best cared for car oi
Its type you ever saw. unusual low mirea ge;
verify by original owner sacrifice price
PAUL BROS. $40 Wisconsin. WO. 2t61.
TERRAPLANE 1895 2-door sedan; to ssttls
Greenwood 2962-R
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BUILDERS, ATTENTION
LOTS WANTED.

iOT WANTED IN LEE HEIGHTS-PLEASE
give lot and square number; also best net
cash price. No agents. Box lid. Star
WANTED-LOTS OR ACREAGE
D. C. or Md, with sewer and
water in or available. Write Mr.
Walter.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
q25 18th st. NV. MA. 2100.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ACREAGE WITH HIGH ELEVATION,
bound by State highways, now ready for
mile from Belle Haven. Alex, Va. Box 22O-
D. Star
13-ACRE WOODED TRACT, II Mills
phone, % on ailyear TIn road. ~ sa,eon, e sleS0 sfS0
down, $40 month. VERNON NJ LYNCH a.
SON, miles out Columbia pike Alex.
S3g-W-S. Closed Sunday
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STORES FOR RENT.

cc02 4th ST. NE.-IDEAL LOCATION
for beauty shop sos. FRANCIS A.
BLUNDON CO. sos H st. NV, Natl. 0714
s1I 9th ST. NW.-LARGE STORE WITH
warehouse in rear, approximately 1850 So
it. of space. Apply $40 9th st. NV.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

81 ACRES IN SUITLAND. MD, SUITABLE
for subdivision; room modern house.
h. Box 1l-H. Star.
1915 CONDUIT RD. NV.
New house of u rooms, . baths, air
eond, recreation room; $500 equity. A.
FISCHER CO., $50 18th ST. NV. Ma. 1928.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

SMALL BLDG. oWNToWN-INCoME
producins: 1000 rented; exchange for small
brick residence. D. c.; must be clear of in
cumbrances. Box l04-H, Star.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

BROKERS AND OWNERS. ATTENTION.
As trustee have 100000 and $4,000 to
invest in centrally located D. c. business
properties: all cash: no commissions to me-
any property submitted will be treated con-
6deutially BOX 396-D, Star
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PROPOSALS.
PART I.
DIVISION
ADVERTISEMENT.
FUTURE

NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Ihe Housing Authority of Baltimore City
struction. including Demolition, Clearing of
the Site, Plumbing. Heating Electrical Work
and Landscapine for the erection of Nc
u S. H. A MD %. located on Site bounded
by Druid Hill Avenue. Dolphin Street,
Madison Avenue, Preston Street, McCulloh
Alley and Numsen Alley. covering approxi-
mately five city blocks, Baltimore Maryland,
al antil PM ,AIo 'E s. t. on the 27th day Of
Commerce Street. Baltimore, MARYLAND.
and then at said office opened and publicly
read aloud. 1t is to be noted that bids
are to be taken separately on the following
Base Proposals
Base Proposal tAl--The Whole Project
a. Base Proposal CB)-On Blocks No. 4 and
Base Proposal Con Blocks No. and
Base Proposal D)-On Block No. 3.
The successful bidder or bidders will be
required to furnish satisfactory perform
ance payment and highway bonds.
Ia httentlon is called to the TACT that no
forth in the General Conditions of the
Specifications must be paid on this project.
Proposed forms OF contract documents
including plans and speelfica tons, are on
file at the Office of the Housing Authority
OF anins Baltimors City, MARYLAND:
Housing Authority Of Baltimore City for
each set of documents SO obtained. The
half the deposit for all additional sets will
be refunded to each bidder who returns
the plans and documents in good condition
within ten U0l DAYS after the opening of
bids Any non-bidder upon so returning
such sets. will be refunded $500 for each
set
The Housing Authority of Baltimore City
reserves the right to reject any or all bids
and to waive any informalities in bidding
certified check or bank draft payable
HntSlnp nf Roll ora
City, or U S Government Bonds, in an
amount equal to one and one-half per
centum q l2fc) of the highest aggregate
bid shall be submitted with each bidder S
group of bids
No bid shall be Withdrawn for a period
OF thirty 900 days subsequent to the OPEN
ing of bids without the consent of the
Housing Authority of Baltimore City
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF BALTIMORE
CITY, JAMES R. EDMUNDS, Jr.. Chair
man.
February IA, 1910 fe2omh7
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MONEY TO LOAN.

LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE, PER-
sonal Endorsement, strictly confidential.
Chattel notes, 2nd-trust loans. AccOmE1o.
signature II. e. REINER CO, 1014 K st,
NV National 6540
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES or
interest on first trust on improved D. C.
JESSE L. hEIsKELL. 1115 EYE ST. NV
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST
We. we will II. buy secons trust s1 notes; D. O..
NAT MORT & INV CORP
1872 N. Y. Ave. NV. Natl. 1888.
LOANS AT LOWEST INTEREST
Rates on D. C. real estate PROMPT service
P. S. WAISHE. INC, 11O7 Eye st. NV
MA. 646s
QUICK End TRUST LOANS
TO D. C.-MD. VA. HOME OWNERS.
Colonial Investment Co.,
14.9 L ST. NV. DI. 6l50. 49,
MONEY WANTED.
$4,000 AS FIRST MORTGAGE. nearby acre
age now being developed for small homes
So interest, liberal commission. Owner
Box 254D. Star.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

$50 DOWN: 6I2 ACRES HIGH, WOODED
land on county road, ii mi. D. C.; S595.
GIBONS. 231" Penn. ave. Sc. Ii. o44l.
Lincoln 7075-J.
s rooms, with electricity and spring water
supply; excellent bank barn and other
buildings; / to acres land, half wooded, with
hills north of washington. Amazingly at
tractive price of S6.250 Only 81, 500 cash
required, balance on Fed Land Bank mort
uuhar BOSS e. PHELPS, 1417 K st. NV.
MA 1900.
AFTER ALL IS SAID AND DONE
the small farm mtelligently MANAGED offers
the average family today more real secur-
ity than any other place TO live under the
sun For those who are convinced of this
fact and are in a position TO buy or rent,
] offer expert service absolutely free
JOHN A. BRICKLEY,
Acreage Estates. Farms.
Suite 209-210 Barr Bldg. Dist 1871. .
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LOTS FOR SALE,

ALABAMA AVE-S1, 400.
Nr. beautiful Hillcrest, 50x133; neigh
borhood of detached homes, paved street
and sidewalk: lge. shade trees Mr.. Kramer
Atlantic 339S-J
ADELBERT w LEE.
1343 H St NV District 1900.
AT 18th AND VAN BUREN SITS.
6 Beautiful. Detached Lots, S1,350 Each.
Also . Large Corner Lots, ST $50 Each.
SHAPIRO. INC, Dupont 7117.
BUILDERS, ATTENTION.
LARGE wooded lots, suitable for modern
priced detached homes. located in WOOD,
land and Greenwich Forest, just off Old
GEORGETOWN rd and Wilson lane in Be-
thesds. Md, Priced from 81 600.
We will assist responsible builders by
subordnatng part of the purchase price
behind construction loans. For further
Information call Mr.. Schwartz
l4th 81 K StS. NV. CAFR1TZ CO. DI. 90SO
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Ford Dealer.
90Oo Nichols Ave SE Lincoln oO17

NV NlcnolS ave, ,. E. Lincoln 2uT7.
PLYMOUTH 1897 de luxe 4-door trunk
sedan; custom radio and heater, ; very
good tires. original finish and upholstery
very clean smooth. economical motor;
bargain price, 1878: guaranteed. easy
terms LEO ROCCA, INC, Direct Factory
Dodge Dealer, N. Y. and Fla aves ne
ME o415
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| PLYMOUTH AND DODGE 1910 DEM
onStrators. 4door sedans; selection oi
colors many with radios. like new: new-caI
auction from new-car price and top trade.
IN allowance for your car. LEO ROCCA
INC, direct Dodge factory dealer, 1901
Conn Emersnn HQu0
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE,


FORD TRUCK 1897. for sale: driven c3,-
900 miles; new, motor Just installed; par
ticularly suitable for moving van or fur
niture store; body lengths. 1"Ia # with
T.; u heleht. IT. Phone, Sun, North
CHEVROLET SO 1ia-ton: Al condition:
passed D. C.. inspection: S225, or sell
Chassis and cab separate. NO. 1401
CHEVROLET 1895 1l2-ton panel truck, per-
feet condition will sacrifice Sl15. Apply
40S Maryland ave, HyattSville, Md.
G.. NJ C. TRUCK. 1-ton panel. 1896 good
condition: sacrifice, Sl5OO0 Tiralla. Inc
4S43 Mass. ave. NV. Emerson 1011.
Observation-Disclosures.
These trucks may not be perfect but
are good for many more miles. Also pas
Senger cars all makes and models.
1894 International Panel - SIS
1888 Ford Panel -- S5
1885 Ford Panel - 30
1885 Ford 1lz-ton Stake 145
1896 Chevrolet Panel - 135
1886 Chevrolet Platform -------- 11O
CALL Mr.. HARRINGTON,
r,oT rIkSp1A
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PLYMOUTH 1896 de luxe 2-door sedan.
anteed for your safety and comfort Com
pare for beauty. performance and price.
only S3l9 Trade and terms that make
eaSy tn own
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

MODERN BUILDING, 32x1OO. OFFICES
ond f Sw section Suitable light manu-
featuring auto and truck repairs. Ma
flonal a12S
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PLYMOUTH l939 de luxe coupe: low mile
age, neW-car appearance and condition in
every detail; fully guaranteed: splendid car
ior business or pleasure: NOW S515. LEO
ROCCA, INC. direct Dodge factory dealer.
43OI Conn. ave Emerson 1900.
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PACKARD 1898 club coupe, model 1901:
Will seat five with two extra opera seats:
fne clean upholstery, all good tires and
splendid motor. This is very clean car.
S595. c. C. c. Guaranty ON over 5000
used cars in the last 5 years Capitol
Cadillac Co. 1922 22nd ST. NV. MA. 5000.
Open evenings. closed Sundays.
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CHERNER MOTOR co.

| PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe touring sedan; a
one-owner car; modern steel safety. hy-
draulc brakes, best tires. etc: up-to-d date
ler-Plymouth, 500 Wisconsin. WO. 2161.
PLYMOUTH 1899 de luxe 2-door sedan.
This car is equipped with S15O worth of
extras, including radio, heater, etc. Any
bonded and backed by our 5-day driving
trial. Only S6a7. Liberal trade and
terms. Lee D Butler, Inc, 1121 21st st.
n
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PACKARD 1910 5-pass. 4-door trunk Sc
dan, series 10 6-cyl.. 1900: black paint.
radio and heater. This car only driven
] ,}9s miles Our price only S945. C. C. C.
Guaranty on over 5000 used cars in the
last ) years. Capitol Cadillac Co, 1922
:2nd 81. NV. National 5000. Open eve
ningS. closed SUNDAYS
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&1O a5o-Brick four-family fiat, in excel
lent white rental location. Separate
gas furnaces. tenants pay for own neat
and light Income per month. S140.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
G Mott al oplS
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OLDSMOBILE 1895 "S" touring sedan
beautiful immaculate: radio, new tires
without doubt the ceanest best cared for
car OF its type you ever saw unusually low
mileage; verify by original owner: sacrifice
| price. PAUL BROS, 500 Wisconsin. WO.
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FRANK SMALL

PL MOUTH IH3S g-doOr A8fdAn. era y
safety-steel body, hydraulic brakes, foa ing
power, pleasing overall condition. best
tires. custom radio and heater: S495: guar
anteed; easy terms: liberal trade allowance.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR sALE.

FORD 1894 coupe; excellent transporta- :
ton, for only $3.50. Don't look for a park
ing space, drive in bldg. Always a better
deal at Hill 81 Tibbitts lila Vermont ave.
MA $3.50
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PACKARD 1886 standard eight sedan:
beautiful maroon finish, Offset by excellent
white-wall tires, radio and heater equipped.
excellent performing car for only S415;
easy terms, PACKARD, Gath and N SITS.
II u UJ1S
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= FORD 1897 coupe pleasing appearance
: inside and out, motor sound and thrifty
= smart personal car and economical for
business. best tires: S,69: guaranteed
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LINCOLN-LEFHYK I35I cUupe' Jake over
payments and $25 cash. 4441 Lowell st.
NV. Woodley 1856.
MERCURY 1889 sedan: radio, heater,
that's equal to new in appearance and
condition; save considerable. NOW; S725.
dealer. 6315 Georsia ave GE. ois5.
car, like new; fully suaranteed S765. Don t
look for q parking space, drive in bldg.
Always q better deal at Hill g. Tibbitts,
lila Vermont ave. National $3.50.
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FORD 1897 Tudor sedan. for business or
pleasure this thoroughly CHERNERIZED
| and fully guaranteed car cannot be heal
Drive it yourself be convinced; only S31g;
Evening star., 1940-03-07

FORD 1888 coupe For economy. appear
ance and performance. you can't get bet
ter car for only S4la Thoroughly CHER
NERIZED and fully guaranteed terms and
trade that make this car easy TO own.
CHERNER MOTOR CO,
I1llri do ALA N Inln
Evening star., 1940-03-07

PACKARD 1887 conv. coupe model 12O-C:
excellent top. maroon finish, tan leather
upholstery, radio and heater. You cannot
flnd value like this elsewhere in a clean
car: S425. C G. c. Guaranty on over
1000 used @ @ cars in the last 8 years.
Ma. $500. Open evenings. closed Sundays
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PLYMOUTH 1897 4-door de luxe sedan; a
truly fine car in every detail. Motor and
tires far above average: spotlessly clean in
side and out. Reduced for immediate sale
to only S427. Most liberal terms. Butler
bonded. Lee D. Butler. Inc. 1121 21st st.
u IL DI 1918
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PLYMOUTH 1895 2-door sedan: excellent
TRANSFORMATION for the person who's in the
tires. Reduced to only $297. LIBERIA
terms Lee D Butler, Inc. 1121 2lst st
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PACKARD 1875 4-door trunk sedan: finish
and upholstery very clean smooth running
motor. ) fine tires: bargain price, S275.
PACKARD. 24th and N SITS. NV. Repub-
lie 0l45
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PACKARD 1885 model 12O sport coupe;
| very attractive car in best of running con-
dition; 5 very good tires, Immaculate in
| terror Trade your car NOW, Uncle Joe
Will give you more. 1883.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
4.a5O-Seven-room and bath brick home
near 18th and T SITS. NV. Hot-water
heat, electricity; excellent condltlon.
Income per month, S51 90: good ten
ants
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BUICK 1887 Roadmaster 5-passenger Sc
dan; new tires and in excellent condition;
only driven 10000 miles; $3.50 cash. to
settle an estate: no terms.
KEY BRIDGE GARAGE.
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(Continued.)

DODGE 1898 de luxe 4-door trunk sedan.
NEW! Shiny jet-black finish; radio and
heater. plus other extras: very low mileage:
good tires and in perfect mechanical con-
dition One years FREE fabrication serv-
ice with this Tyew Value Now only S575!
Trew Motor Co, 1876 14th st. NV. and
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Next 10 chain store; good business block
rent schedule approx 81 800 yearly: hot
water heat; well financed price. $4,000;
terms; safe investment, or home for your
business. Call MR.. DREW, RE. I'M r.
ELIOT MIDDLETON. 205 Investment Bldg.
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Uncle Willie Picks a Winner

II don't Ike IL. Those light, two.
wheel affairs with no tops they're
dangerous"
"dettlng quite fussy, aren't you
PaulP Thanks for your solIcltude.'
sorry" His manner changed
He smiled, took his hat In his hand
q moment. "0uess am So ftissy
I'll try and do better"
He took her hand. His voice
dropped low, sherry, before you
go---f must tell YOU"
my dear PAUL." sherry's voice
lost lis Ice, do you know the
times flying - and we must b.
moving. You are going, too, this
morning, aren't your"
Eyes, we go, too, In Q little
WHILE" He spoke Awkwardly.
Then I'll break the trail FOL
you. And Paul, the best OF luck
Well see you In Kentucky"
Wharton's eyes were saying .
lot, but the only words his lipI
would frame were, "oood luck,
sherry"
GOOD luck, Paul" she repeated
softly.
"Darlingl" he whispered, bui
she stopped him. "f'lI see you al
the Downs, Paul" She nodded
graciously, turned aside. H
watched her for q moment, then
moved swiftly of.
tTo BE Continued
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CRANluM
CRACKERS
WAR IN EUROPE

Confusing as II may seem, certain
points stand out In EuropoS war
You've been reading the papers
during the past months. See II you
can chalk up O good score on the
following quiz:
!. Unimpeded intercourse from
Rumania 10 Germany was regard
ed Is important 10 the Nazis be-
cause Rumania could supply tun-
derline as many as you regard Oh
accurately hops, wheat, nickel, cot
ton, oil wood, nitrate.
2. Immediate cause OF Hitlers
invasion OF Norway and Denmark
was believed TO be ca Churchills
boasts before Parliament, tb) Ger.
many's desire 10 obtain Danish dairy
products, (c) Britain's mining OF
scandinavian waters, ID necessity
OF letting Nazi troops see action.
3. Chief impeachment 10 allied aid
for Finland was held TO be ca need
for troops on western front, tb)
refusal Of Norway and Sweden TO
permit troop movements over their
soil, tc) Britain's heSitancy TO en-
tcring conflict with Russia, ia
Finland's rejection OF aid.
4. Sumner Welles' mission abroad
was for the announced purpose OF
Cd negotiating peace, tb) assuring
allies Of U, 8. sympathy, To- EN-
phasising U. 8. neutrality, Id as.
sembling facts.
8. In cabinet shakeup. winston
Churchill was named 90 propagan.
do minister, (b) prime minister, CO..
dominions secretary, Id British war
chief.
y Answers on Back Page
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. STAMP NEWS
CHAMPS Of the composers group,

STAMPS OF The composers group,
~ nth OF the U. 5. Famous
American series, will be released
In May and June. Following are
dates and places OF first.day sales:
Stephen Collins Foster, Bards.
town, KY, May 3.
John Philip Sousa, Washington,
d. c., May 3.
Victor Herbert, New York City,
N. Y, May Is.
Edward A. Mcdowell, Peter.
borough, N. H., May Is.
Ethelbert Nevin. Pittsburgh,
Pa, June 10.
Cuba will issue a special 2.cen.
tavos stamp honoring Rotary In.
ternational's convention at Ha-
vana, June 0. The stamp will
show the Rotary insignia and a to.
bacco plant against a background
Of Cuba's flag. This Is the first
stamp issued In honor of Rotary.
The centenary of the establish.
ment OF the Commonwealth Of
Liberia will be marked by an Is.
sue OF two stamps. The common.
wealth was formed In 1899, unit
ing several separate settlements
which had been created for AZ.
rican Negroes and freed American
slaves. Liberia became a repub.
lie in i847 under a constitution
patterned after that OF United
States.
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lily, New. UP)-seven-year-old
Don Kerr's trousers caught IRE
when he poured kerosense on q
b0nEire. He started running. Leon
ard h1IlIick. overlook him, extin-
8uisned ths FIRE with his hands and
applied first aid 80 professionally
that young Kerr came on first best.
AlIllck bad his hands badly burned
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CAST or CHARACTERS

AM8A -
SHERRY BOND = society glFl
UWnsr q Facs hoEsa. Pepper Boy
PAUL WHARTON "a rival ewn-
e.. determined 10 teach sherry
chat racing b not . woman's
game.
sTzKP GRANT - young gentle.
man rider.
WILLIE BOND = sherrys uncle,
. turf adviser.
YESTERDAY, shery's new.
found cousin, TED Bond, appoints
herself chaperone for sherry.
sherry argues against her making
Che trip % the Derby, but Ted IN.
sists. A. sherry admits while
Bond, she laughs nj The way her
stable b growing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-19
CHAPTER x

The possibility of Kitty causing trouble didn't come as surprise to Sue Mary. She smiled when Vera mentioned it.
 kitty doesn't mean any harm. I know why you said that, though. She was a little upset when young Ross Clark came in today. He stopped to talk to you and passed her by without single look.
 "You see, Vera, she's made a movie hero out of him. The boss son; junior member of the firm; handsome and single. We tease her about it but she doesn't mind. You know, I really think she believes that some day he'll ask her for a date"
 Such childishness," Vera said. And then she turned and smiled. What would she do if he asked me to go out?"
 Good heavens! She'd probably die of envy"
 Who'd die of envy?" It was Nick, catching up with them just as they turned in at the hall en- trance.
 "One of the girls at the office, !" Sue Mary explained, laughing. She's already little jealous of Vera because the son of the boss talked to her today"
 "Well," said Vera in a low, calm voice, "she's really silly. She needn't worry. There's only one man I'm interested in and he's not the son of my boss"
 The words were casual, but the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-19
SCOUT TRAINING
 SESSIONS CARDED
Boys to Use Bantam Lake
 Cottage for Weekend l. Instructions

Scout leaders of the central dis triCt of the Mattatuck Council, Boy Scouts of America will have a week. end training session Saturday at the cottage of Robert W. Croft at Ban- tam Lake. The session will begin Saturday at 2:3O o'clock and will end with summary meeting at 9:3C o'clock Sunday morning.
 The program is:
 2:30-DiScusSion-PracticaI appr- cation ot proper patrol leadership methods Leader Emil E. Detlefsen
 3:30-Discussion of Value of Par ent Nights Leader Frank P Schwartz.
 4:00-DiscuSion of Place of Senior Scouting in Troops ps-David F. Bab- son.
 4:3O- 3O-Discussion of Out-of- Doors Scouting Napoleon Charbonneau.
 6:00-Supper.
 7:00-Development of the Idea of Year Round Planning. What Should Be Done, and How?-Frank P. Schwartz.
 9:00-Social program.
 Sunday morning breakfast will be served at o'clock after which there will be a summary session on what was discussed Saturday. There will be about 25 scouters present from the following troops: Troop 1, St.. Johns church: Troop ?, First Meth odist church: Troop 2, Second Con- gregational church; Troop 9, 1st Congregational church: Troop 25, American Legion; Troop 29, Hebrew Institute; and Troop Il, Bunker Hill Congregational church.