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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-11
CHARGES VOICED
AT FRENCH MEET
Accusations OF Respon.
sibility For Defeat Cause
Uproar AT Vichy

VICHY France, July 10. -CP-
Bitter accusations of responsibility
for Frances defeat by Nazi legions
threw the national assembly into
an uproar tonight as it formally
voted approval for Premier Mar
shall Henri Philippe Petain to form
an authoritarian regime for what's
left of France.
The finnal point vote of both
houses was announced as 500 to 80
with fifteen abstentions.
France thus will shortly have a
now totauitarian constitution mod
eled after those of the very Axis
powers which conquered and end
ed the third republic.
Petain was absent today.
Pierre Laval, former foreign
minister and prepayment in years
past of close Franco-Italian rela-
tons, represented the 84-year-old
marShal-premler.
Laval said the new constitution
would be presented to the people
for approval in a national r%eferen-
dunn, but he did not say how the
vote would be conducted in divid-
ed, impoverished, unoccupied
France.
Germans now occupy half the
country, Frances soldiers are in
concentration camps or on the
march to them, and the French
navy mainly has been seized or
sunk by Britain.
Today members in both parlia-
mentary groups sought to place
the blame for Frances heavy de-
feat, and the roots of bitterness
were deep.
Aged Edouard Herriot, presi-
dent of the chamber of deputies,
leaped to his feet soon after the
session began to shout a violent
defense of Edouard Daladier, for
mer premier, and other prominent
absentees, when their names were
Missed in a roll call.
Paul Reynaud, the premier who
succeeded Daladier and who was
urbaned with bandages due to
ed to continue the war against
Germany from the French North
Africa, sat impassively, his head
t1rhanedd with banda oes d11e to
an automobile accident last month.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-11
HATCH BILL GIVEN
HOUSES APPROVAL
Measure Passed, 243 122,
And Returned To Senate
For Further Action

WASHINGTON, July 10. Up
The Hatch bill to curb political &C
tivity by certain state employees and
limit campaign contributions and ex-
pe%nditures was passed by the house
today, 243 to 1872, after a long strug-
gle which resurrected the measure
from a, committee pigeon-hole.
Only one republican, Rep. Ball Of
Connecticut, voted against the bill.
The others opposed were Rep. Mar
cantonio (AL-NY) and 100 democrats.
The measure, endorsed by Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Wendell Willkie,
the republican presidential nominee,
will impose these restrictions, among
others, upon the. forthcoming CAM
paigns after enactment:
/. State and local employees whose
salaries come wholly or in part from
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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-11
81 GERMAN BOMBERS
DOWNED OR DISABLED
IN GREAT AIR BATTLE
British Are Warned
Not To Expect Too
Much From America

LONDON, July 11.-(Thurs'
day)e(APeLord BeaverbroOk's
newspaper, the Daily Express,
today warned Britons against ~
pecting 'too much" from the
United States and Russia and
said "Our survival in the next
few months depends on ourselves
alone"
ut is true that both Russia
and America have a common in
terest with us in defeating Hit
ler," said the Daily Express.
''It is true that they have a
common interest with us in
checking Japan in the Far East,
and we could take joint action
now in that part of the world.
But there is no reasOn to ex-
pect either Russia or the United
States to declare war on Ger
many in the near future"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-11

Given Powers
To Push Plan
City, County Asked To
Take Steps Looking To
Building OF Terminals
ADVANTAGEOUS TIME
Recommendations OF Sur
veying Engineers Are Pre-
sented AT Joint Meeting

A concrete move in the direction
Of boosting Wilmington's port traf-
fc was made yesterday afternoon
when the Port commission request
ed that the city and county COM
~missioners take "such steps as are
necessary to bring about the con-
struction of public terminals in the
city -. at the earliest practicable
moment
The request was followed by an
action on the part Of the city and
county boards empowering the port
commission to take all necessary
steps for the furtherance of the pro-
ject. 1t will be further discussed
at a joint meeting of the boards
this morning.
Advantageous Time
It was agreed among the mem
bers of the three boards the pre-
sent is a particularly advantageous
time to work on the securing of
public terminals here, both be-
cause Of the present governmental
appropriations for national defense
and the freight rate troubles being
encountered in other nearby ports.
The same commissions, at a joint
meeting on June 4, 1910, appointed
a special subcommittee composed
Of J. E. L. Wade, B. B. Cameron
and Addison Hewlett to look into
the reports on local port conditions
submitted by engineers surveying
the port.
This sub-committe submitted its
report on July 3, urging that all
possible be done to obtain the ter.
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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-11
Japs In Shanghai Call
Upon Z. S. For Apology
Nomination Of Knox
Confirmed By Senate

WASHINGTON, July TO-
(AP9The senate gave its ap-
prOval today to the second of
President Roosevelt's republican
cabinet choices, confirming the
nomination of Col. Frank Knox,
1886 vice-presidential nominee,
to be secretary of the navy by a
vote of 66 to 16.
Debate was briefer than that
which preceded the Sc to % con-
firmatiOn of Henry L. Stimson to
secretary of war yesterday, a
number of senators having al
ready discussed both nominal
tions while Stimson's name was
before the chamber.
Knox won support from more
republicans than did Stimson.
Seventeen of his party colleagues
voted for his confirmation and
only five opposed it, while ten
republicans supported Stimson
and twelve voted against him.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-11
MASS MEETING HELD
Newspaper Prints Fresh
Diatribe Against Marines
For Cruelty

SHANGHAI, July 10.-PEAnti-
American agitation based on the re-
cent arrest of Japanese gendarmes
by United States marines culminat-
ed tonight in a mass meeting at
which Japanese residents demand
ed an official apology for the Gin
suit" !
1t was a sober gathering, how
ever, devoid of extravagant speeches,
and some observers gathered the
impression that japanese officials
were beginning to soft-pedal the ex-
element.
Domei, the Japanese news agen-
cy, did not mention the meeting.
The newspaper Tairiku Shimpo,
however, printed a fresh diatribe
against the U. S. marines for their
"~senseless cruelty" and said IL gen
darmes had been injured through
rough handling during their five
hour detention.
Colonel Dewitt Peck, United States
marines commander, said only three
of the is, arrested while armed and
in civilian clothing in the United
States defense area of the Interna-
tional Settlement, were bruised badly
enough to require iodine treat
ment."
Rear-Admira1 NORTH Takeda, jap
anese naval garrison commander,
was quoted by newspapers as saying
the marines were 'barbarous" in
their action.
Colonel Peck suggested that dis
cussion turn back to the real issue,
which vas why the gendarmes enter
ed the defense zone in violation OF
previous agreements.
The British steamer Shengklng,
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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-11
TOBACCO CONTROL
IS ASKED BY H0EY
Governor Asserts Rejection
OF Plan By Farmers Will
Be Suicidal

RALEIGH, July 10.-R-Gov-
ernor Hoey predicted tonight that
if fue-cured tobacco farmers vot-
ed for three-year crop control in
a referendum July 20 they would
become more prosperous and in
dependent" than ever before.
In a radio speech, the governor
said he knew that farmers did not
like regulation and control, and
that he sympathized with tn e ir
views, but that tobacco would bring
starvation prices unless the crop
we're restricted.
Rejection of control, he declared
would be suicidal"
If farmers vote for control, and
then develop a well-balanced pro-
gram of crop rotation and diversi-
fication-using land taken out OF
tobacco production to grow feed
for livestock-'North Carolina will
become indeed and truth a we'll
balanced commonwealth and a
self-sustaining people" said Hoey.
The U. S. Department of Agri-
culture has offered the farmer
three choices in the referendum,
the governor pointed out.
He will have the option of vot-
ing for control for the next three
years, or control for the year l94l,
or no control at ALL" he said. 1.-THE
first proposition offers the best as
surance to the farmer. For IN
stance, if two-thirds of the tobacco
farmers vote for crop control Tor
the next three years the price OF
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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-11
Roosevelt Says We Will
Not Send Men To Take
Part In European Wars
TO REPEL AGGRESSION
Outlay OF $4,84S,171,957
Will Give Nation Start On
'Two-Ocean' Navy
U. S.

WASHINGTON, July 10. -P6
President Roosevelt, declaring that
the country must prepare for total
Defense" asked congress for 81
S48, III, 957 additional for the army
ana navy today and proclaimed this
two-fold policy:
I'VE will not send our men to take
part in European wars.
But, we will repel aggression
against the United States or the
western hemisphere"
The huge outlay, which would
bring the sessions appropriations
and contract authorizations for the
armed forces to $40, 100, 07S, 270, is de.
signed to give the nation a start on
it's "two-ocean" navy, a combined
army-navy air force of about $4,000
planes and modern weapons and
equipment for a land force of g.
000, 900 men.
Measure Approved
A measure authorizing the two
ocean" navy was approved by the
senate late today, after one hours
debate ard without a single audible
mo-" THIS measure, which passed
the house some time ago, carries no
funds but permits the navy to lay
it's plans in anticipation of later ap'
preparations.
Senator Connally D-Tex), during
debate on the bill, said a two-ocean
navy was needed $50 that if we
want to make faces at Europe we
can, or if we want to tell the Japs
where to get off we a do it."
The measure, authorizing a seven
year building program to add 200
warships to the fleet. now goes back
to the house for action on senate
amendments.
In a special message warning OF
grave dangers to democratic insti.
tutions,,' Mr.. Roosevelt told con
gress that "this nation through sac.
rifice and work and unity proposes
remain free"
Pledge Approved
The pledge that no men would be
sent to European wars brought i'm
mediate, approving response from
some of those legislators who have
expressed fear that the nation was
heading toward a
cts a great victory for the de-
spised, so-called isolationists," ex-
claimed Senator johnson D-Colo).
ION this important day the non-in-
terventionists welcome the President
into our ranks"
Senator Wheeler D-Mont), ex'
press delight" and said the Presi-
dents statement meant there would
be a strong "non-intervention" plank
in the platform to be adopted at the
democratic national convention next
week.
On the other hand, some legisla-
tors, including Senator Frazier Or
ND), expressed suspicion that the
program was "for a foreign war,
rather than national Defense"
The general tenor of the comment
indicated, however, that the pro-
gram would sweep through congress
with little difficulty.
In addition to sending his new de.
Tense recommendations to congress,
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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-11

must not now upset the ticklish
Balkan equilibrium.
Germany and Italy want to IN
tegrate Balkan economic re-
sources into the new order OF
Europe, and so, in the axis vleW'
revisiOnist claims must be post
poned, especially if they carry
the threat of violence.
Soviet Russia's dissent from the
status quo, already put into ef'
feet by occupation of Bessarabia,
apparently represents. the limit
of revision which Germany and
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-11

MUNICH, July 1O-R-Adolf
Hitler and the foreign ministers
of the Rome Berlin axis were re-
ported tonight to have braked
Hungary's ambition for furtner
ACKNOWLEDGMENT of Rumania.
Premier Count Pal Teleky OF
Hungary and his foreign min
lister. Count lstvan Csaky. mere
to discuss the demand that hu'
mania restore at least part OF
Pennsylvania, were said by IN
formed German sources to nave
been told fatty that Hungary
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-11

Italy will countenance in the
Balkans until peace and a new
order settles on western Europe.
German sources declared that
Russia's move into Rumania was
made only after advance notice
to Germany last summer, at the
time of the Russian-German rap.
prochement.
But Hungary's clamor for re-
turn of war-lOst Pennsylvania
remained. At least until Teleky
and Csaky conferred today with
Foreign Ministers Joachim Won
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-11
Brief ON AIRPORT
APPROVED BY BODY
Outlines Advantages OF
Bluethenthal Field For
Use By Government

brief, outlining the advantages
u Bluethenthal airport as regards
us Use by the federal government,
was read and approved at a special
.Omrnlttee meeting yesterday aft
efnoon at the chamber of com.
merce.
Inc group was appointed by the
eounty commissioners several days
ago Tor the purpose of offering the
ose OF the local airport to the fed
sldl government for whatever use
IL may see fit.
II Is composed of:
~ B. Page, chairman, B. B.
cameron, H. E. Boyd, Addison
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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-11
Jennings Mill Employees
Ask Jobless Compensation

RALEIGH, July 1O.-R-A group
Of employees of the Jennings cotton
mill of Lumberton, contending that
they did not participate in a walk
out that closed the plant on May 81,
today asked payment of unemploy-
ment compensation.
The unemployment compensation
commission is expected to reach a
decision on the case in the next few
days.
Attorneys for the employees argued
that only IL working in the care
room took part in the strike that
closed the mill and that the remain
der of the 175 workers were entitled
to benefits. nr
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-11
ROME-BERLIN AXIS BLOCKS HUNGARYS
HOPE FOR SLICE OF RUMANIAN LAND

Ribbentrop of Germany, and
Count Galeazzo Ciano of Italy
and later with Hitler, Hungary
seemed ready to march against
Rumania.
While both Hitler and Premier
Mussolini agree that Balkan re-
vision falls within their program
for scrapping Versailles and as.
ISOLATED treaties of the World
war, the fuehrer is said to hold
that territorial claims must not
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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-11
WEATHER

yo,., FORECAST
Georgimn carolina, South Carolina and
warm ?, rarity cloudy to cloudy and
scstta,oi thursday and Friday, widely
leu thundershowers.
endin rs,eorological data for the "a hours
''o p: m. yesterday.
1:aO Temperature
n. 81. a m; "a; 7:3O a. m. II; 1870 p.
ninim,nr' ;5o p. m. 70; maximum SO;
A'um 70; mean IS; normal 70.
La Humidity
h. 81. d: N. SO; 7:3O a. m. SO: 1870 D.
Gu; 7:3o p. m. So.
Toto, Precipitation
0N5 Nor Tor "a hours ending 1880 p. M,
month bncaes; total since first Of the
"'n' O.49 inches.
Tides For Today
Wilmin. High Low
nst0n -- 2:1ia s:3ea
hssonboro ,n,o. 2:5lp 1o:osp
tis su1Tise SOFA; sunset 7:2sp; moon
'ia' moonset II Alp.
TOn'lnued on Page Three; Col. y
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-11
DECLINE IN WEED
PRODUCTION SEEN
U. S. Board Estimates
1910 Yield OF All Types
1,291,6S5,OOo Pounds

WASHINGTON, July 1o.-R-A
sharp decline in tobacco produc-
ton this year was predicted today
by the Federal crop reporting
board.
The boards monthly report esti-
mated the 1910 yield of all types of
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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-11
Rich and Poor Alike
Shop In the Want Ads

MANY authentic surveys have
disclosed the fact that at least
/ out of 5 adults read the
Want Ads EVERY DAY.
Every days edition of the Star
and News includes many Want
Ads of keen interest to every
Wilmington family. Homes, au.
tomobiles, household goods,
services, are only a few of the
many things which may be Sc
cured for less money by shop
ping for a few days in the
Star-NeWs Classified
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-11

'n'hued on Page Three; Col. p
Evening star., 1940-10-08

Three-piece outfits. Al-vool
fabrics, most of them are crlva-
netted water resistanD. The
popular style has . zip front
jacket with cotton plaid lining.
zip leg strap-top legging With
cotton lining and cap. Plaid
fronts and contrast trims. Sizes
1 to 10.
Evening star., 1940-12-30
ARROW CAB CO.

Has opening for men over 81 years OF age,
metropolitan area for year: free instruc-
ton: can earn S25 to S35 wkly. Apply at
10 am promptly for further details. $40
AZ ASy Mr. RnOth
Evening star., 1940-12-30

ORTERS. day or night work. Cathedral
harmacy, 5000 Conn. ave. NV.
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REPAIRS 8 SERVICE.

BUILDER RPENTER-Repairing remod
cling, recreation rooms shelving, book
cases. Nelson Republic 0645
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HELP MEN & WOMEN

COUPLE, colored. wife for housework and
husband for garden; only those desiring a
permanent position and with references
need apply salary, $40 mo-. room and
board included. Charles Wyche, Charlotte
Evening star., 1940-12-30

For three active. reliable men with good
appearance in the food industry. EXperi-
snce not necessary. WE TRAIN OUR
MEN. Good pay for willing workers. See
MANAGER. Q 10 I m. hl2 K ST n
Evening star., 1940-12-30

SERVICE STATION OPERATOR. expert
enced. Apply Colonial Village ESQ Station
LIZ Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
DOMESTIC

RELIABLE Agency, DE. 1851. 14O2 llth,
mas cooks. housevorkerS, nurses laun-
dresses, chambermaids, day workers, part
timers
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

COR. GROCERY and meat mkt: 1851 4th
St. NV: must be sold at once; owner ha S
stores; no reasonable offer refused
Owner can be seen at 11lS 10th NV 30'
RESTAURANT, nicely equipped: beer H.
cense; downtown across from Govt Office:
apis. above, nice rear yard. Telephone
NE. b4a3. q:30-3:30 Sun. or weekdays
RESTAURANT, with beer; good suburban
location: rent. $40. with heat and light
furnished: all electric equipment. Wa
LEASE AVAILABLE-Store, 7th st. NV,
d slrable location. Credit clothing furni-
ture or jevelry. Reas. L. B. Boner. 4707
Conn. ave
LUNCHEON. fully equipped: rent reason
able. NE. 1641 i.
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LUX APPLIANCE CO.
Washington's Largest Refrigerator House,
Sll 9th ST NV Republic 1115.
Open TIL 8 2 NJ
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

REFRIGERATORs - Hundreds of .refris.
orators are to be sscrifeed REGARDLESS Of Of
sth and must se Ars
prices on all refriserators.' All these re-
frigerators are brand-new in original fac
tory cases and will be sold at the lowest
prices that we have ever offered We are
and are going to sacsse
models and sizes from Gu. It. t. to o. ~ ff Gu. It.
Brand-new 1910 standard makes Of re-
frigerators with factory 5-year guarantee
antee of Satisfaction. We. have a group
house crosley. Kelvinator. Morse. Leonard,
Coldspot, Mayf1ower and others that have
tss hssn used sss in be perfect ncs,
better refrlgerat tion values. We guarantee
nnt,rs not to be HndeTsols Each floor Of our
values thai are stupendous We have over
500 refrigerators that we are going to
sacrifice. group Of refriserators. in
money down; Long easy @ 1'St terms Pras.' Uno no
usually ATLAS asF' APPfANcE fIs1fS f!0cohfe coMfANy
WaShlngtons Largest Appliance House.
nist2ict s2i 81 N.Y.; Sn.n Entire rGe Brildns T,
REFRIGERATOR, Leonard 1897, has guar
antee of = months free service; $50
Franklin Sl26.
REFRIGERAToRs-Ne and used. SEQ up:
smifb up 344 years nson sasy tsTm Gno
REFRIGERAToRs- CLEAR.
ANCE SALE We are overstocked and
therefore reduced all our fully guaranteed
ao ss Every to One hs is om ptey
built and fully guaranteed. We have all
makes and over 200 to choose from Conn
pare our prices and quality Of merchandise
and you will be convinced that we have
Washington's best refrigerator buys. We
% aFSs selection
Westinghouse. Norge. Leonard, Crosley and
others priced at a fraction of their original
service. Laree 1 @ tradeuin allowance al sa Brand nd
new 1870 standard refrigerators with D.
year factory guarantee at 40fe OF list
u..., LUX APPLIANCE CO,
WashsFos sfb 81 RefTseTftGr House
VI -" . open en-" Til PM PsGu0i'' no.
NV. GE lSSt-Underwoods, S1.S5 mo.
mos in adv, $3.50 no. del, 81 addl dep
VACUUM CLEANERS. PRE-INvENToRY
SALE SALE ALL STANDARD MAKES. BRAND
ns AL sd q We srs one @ pt re oldsst sns
service companies In Washington.
ELECTRICAL CENTER.
5l4 10Th st. NV National ss72.
eensrsp al'f2Rhfsa 2Isctrfs s9S @Saeis &
with tlIler hose pump 10 DAYS TRIAL
ly. The Piano Shop, 1918 eth st. NV.
WASHERS-Deep-cut prices on brand
new standard makes OF washing machines
in crates at discounts OF more than 6OGc
off list prices. No down payment Terms
as low as ST weekly. Liberal trsde-in
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.
Washington's Largest Appliance House
a2l G ST. NV. Entire Building
Dlstrlct 3531. Open Ewes. Till PM
WASHERS RS-BRAND-NEW,
All standard makes, in original factory
crates. Pre-inventory sale Big trade-in
allowance. Easy terms Can pay with
your light bill. Also rebuilt washers as low
as S12 95. WE ARE AUTHORIZED SALES
AND SERVICE FOR BFNDIX, MAYTAG.
G. z, WESTINGHOUSE, A. B. C. AND
rr rC-rpyc., 1r>,1rn
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OPENING JANUARY End.

Alert. educated woman, over %. to as
sist local director of childcraft work. In
teresting. well paid. unusual opportunity
for right woman Write Box 1l0-D, Star.
giving age. experience and phone. 81
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ATTENTION! 4!

bNhND NEW.
Opening January /. Addition TO besuti-
full 400 Mass ave. blocks from 14th and
SITS. Delicious meals. mo canned foods)
RE 34SI
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WOMAN, white, sh.w. and care Of chill
erer: $40 weekly Sunday of. Call Ho-
kart 7O45 after $50 p.m.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

Continued On Next Psss-,
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81 years of age. with one-year resident
in n. c. or nearby Md. or Va, with D.
operators permit to drive.
Evening star., 1940-12-30

SOC A ST SCI LARGE RIM. LARGE
kit: nicely furnished: Frigidaire light.
heat, gas $40 month; or entire End floor,
ATTRACTIVE APTS, HIGH CLASS NEIGH
borhood: some furnished Car available on
appt. MRS. GREEN. Shepherd 512S
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MANSION CLUB.

$3.50 Mass. ave. NV, embassy section
Excellent home for congenial young people.
Very good meals. Entertaining PRIVILEGES.
Rates S3s.50-S41.50 Mrs. Hoffman,
hnSfeSS
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TWO WOMEN

Over 25. to fill vacancies with nationally
known grocery company. Good appearance
and reference required. Willing to work
for good. steady income. Experience not
o to am 5l3 K St NV.
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THE COLONY CLUB.
CHANCELLOR CLUB.

213f Mass ave. n;w.-Lovely large share
room for young lady Enjoy this beautiful
ex-embassy home with 40 other young peo-
pie. The food is excellent. The very
moderate rates will happily surprise you.
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DOGS. PETS, ETC

DOGS. PETS, ETC.
YOUR DOG CALLED FOR. given a sani-
tary bath removing all fleas and returned
FOR ST. Bide-a-wee Pet Animal Hospital
wO. O224 Bethesda Branch. WI. 3045.
IRISH SETTER PUP of Joffre lockwood
strain, wks. old: 1 male; reasonably
priced. SH. 224S-W.
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SITUATIONS MEN g. WOMEN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

GIRL white, wants position as house maid
in private family honest dependable. with
olplonsat reference; no cooking. Box 455-D
Evening star., 1940-12-30

PETWORTH, 4l27 7th ST. NV, corner
Upshur-Peasant front rm. bath. shower;
unlm. phone: cars. bus: board optional.
1920 18th ST. NW-Single and double
studio rooms, fireplace, cross ventilation;
walking distance MI ATlq
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14O1 18th ST. NV.
Large double room. private bath; single,
running water. Vacancy for lady: new
furnishings; switchboard. Selective menus.
Evening star., 1940-12-30

COLoRED-24Os SHANNON PL Sc
Living room, bedrooms, dinette. bath,
screened rear porch and rear yard, S47 90;
heat and hot water. Phone Lincoln 20l9.
Evening star., 1940-12-30

SODA DISPENSERS experienced; best
wages 3 meals: permanent work. Gall
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HELP MEN.
tContinued.)

pORTER, delivery, colored age limit 26.
Apply in person only. Dailey's Drug Store.
2cA T1Orida