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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16
VOTING RIGHTS OF WPA
WORKERS PROTECTED
BY THE ADMINISTRATORS

1aEksan Miss july - -Kelier r
Melton replaced RDlznd Wan Mon
54g. JUS q ara wEM reraatn 81 1as
ns41 Is Ms WpA ~ 2Aaisslpp an
Is September { a. which time Val
wta resasne nts oasses aa state ac-
E EAzla-z sGn-S - 9fF
kase Nsas ak eesrx @rlce Ntth ne
WIPE bshkn1 ham and b Thoroughly
fersea n WPA ugudlsnzs ard pro
seizures
Melson and wall esFap4sses q
swlnR 10 the foar DistFiet offices IN
Gruenw0s1 Tuswio Bruokhsven and
Hattleseurg Friday q lass week
Melton FIRST official act aS acting
administration xas the notification
- all VITA employees that the re-
sources Of the WPA are pledged 10
tire protection Of voting rights Of
WpA MaYkerS This Eatice VII SO
70 each WPA worker With his check
during ne next fourteen days The
fan tex o. the notice follows
To all Employees Of tire Work Pro-
lcrp Administration for MiSsis-
slppi
I order that there car BE- no mis-
understanding g. 70 FoU rights Is
q citizen IN The coming primary
election IN Mississippi the policy Of
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16
WORRY Is Sornlse MN

DO We 81 to-day gorry more than
car ancestors DID Ia tie pA2t9 There
b NC ~xafdsttk @hieh Wt car ae
- MAKE Accurate measurement but
81 IS ny impression IRON wilat /
nave read n HISTORY. biography.
nasuiolf aud letters inst We do.
Then shYg There are. ! think. a
number q contributing causes aaleh
may BE- suggested Fo4 aFie. we are
softer Les than a century ago.
for example there wefe no area.
uaetlcg People faced their opera
tiagss from pulling oal their teeth
10 the anpatattng Of q ieg. In cold
blood They wrre USED 70 suffering
IS ihe af0er Of Nature The ply
seal comforts which East numbers
Of people even on relief o nave.
were formerly not possible b. many
Of tae rich Psychologists tell Ia
that from lack Of asc Of the brain
eenteFs controlling physical emotions
and frasi 0FeFuae OF the inteddec-
uual parts We are upsetung the nor.
MAJ balance q our nervous system
II addition We are fearful be-
cause Sc are les seif-rellant
james fnhlon Adams. noted his
sefaan, writing In the Rotarian
Magazine.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16
SECTIONS OPPOSING DRAFT
NOT OFFERING VOLUNTEERS

The sections which reveal the
most opposition to compulsory mill
iary training and the representa-
uyes OF which IN congress argue
most emphaucaily that voluntary
enlistments viii provide all the men
needed for the expanded military
and naval services under the ma
aonal defense program. are pruvid-
iaz fewer volunteers now than other
sections
Referring specifically TO the first
corps AREA. which Is industrial New
England. and the second corps area
Rhich embraces popul0us New YORK
ana New Jersey. the former pro-
siaed only i75 voluntary enlEtments
during = july week and the latter
gave only 275.
During the same week. the fourth,
corps tres. which includes MIssis-
sippl and all the Confederate
states except Texas. Virginia and
Arkansas. enrolled 2J033 volunteers
on this showing, and these are
official figures. SO far as the South
Is concerned. voluntary enlistments
would provide adequate man power
for the expanded national defense
But nothing but the draft would
get a fair proportion Of men from
the industrial areas which have the
most wealth at stake and which get
the most profit from the national
defense program. profit IN jobs for
citizens and cash profits for indus
trLalists
This. however. Ia no new story n
these unite1 States - Clarion
Ledger.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

aestinies Of ne great popls /,
served We believe that Mooney
wuah turn over n his grave and
ma fsv spirit beeusas o vanasrer
IA the greas beyond Il he knes
Ntsss rs Successors rHa aesuR 81 sl1e
presen. tins.
surely the Commercial Appeal
aoes not. IN arg ne4ssre, reflect
thc sentiment q ms gfeas saslth
efsen s. advocates tn election OF
wsnassl WHINE % ttss sey
II fast Gan net BE-
Inc Commercial appeal has re-
aenlsy issusd a beskiet called one
Hundred YEAR a. Tns Commercial
Appeal lsD-iss0 me 0Featest
Romanee Ia American Journalism
II Is 8 wonderful story q . wosder-
fai afs9apef. . ueaaaial picture
% TIE Foanantae adventures Of onp
Of tne SOUTH greatest Institutions
But the 1916 elagtm sFzsh tae pla-
ture II Is rs Trough al aft&at painted
q Eararoua la1ta0&ns ard lhen
Naih ems stroke Of the brush
ameaTea the canvas ninh . apl8ieh
al inhanna1lnsGs color.
We eeglore TIE dtnatse 81 u1e old
Commercial AafNsltas nFN Is but
q political cauEafuFe d Ehe Odd
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16
CoTT0S AND gaBHTT
INV RIVAL or WOOL

waz1sa q 0A mixture q rzb
81 hair ard cotton Is the nexess
ssaal 81 SCOOTER fabrics & further
afucmaEa3 firm aefg has discovered
after MAKING extensive exgszazenm
81 c8unng Tie tmo ftpeFA TIE
roees tola kaq Natsasai CoFuu
C@Efsel Haat she eahsls sl~alf-aosson
easgea 4 worislnE nsH
gxsist m ee1fen 81 the hea4y eaeth-
Eas ard uus feN
Tnruaan 5 new process fte ten-
aeucg q nahhsk hair - Is. ana
IL tshiiAtv 70 ssauc electricity.
age hean largely overcome enabi-
a cofs0a mau4facarera - blend
ths nalsal half ulsh eUsou on afdi-
usgF eattau safng naehs1erv
A bleaa 81 % fNs eesst rabbsg hair
afia O. f cent c0tgoa Is recon
asanaes sar the manufact4Fe 81
heagF hosiery although other sat-
garsoFF blends Rave oefn mace w-
as IS ard q ggr csuf RABBIT hair
sin 81 and Is per- cent cotton
uTeg
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

q Nnfid revolution unprecedented In
history he muaf nass allies Il must
b admitted that he has 50 far been
extremely successful IN getting them
Il aas said sur years tllat National
Socialism would come a croppef
ahen 4 ran into It's old arch foe.
communism hut today German
Il issian relations arc apparently Of
the best and Soviet xuokekmen have
been denonneing the c S ard Eng
land aud pralsiug the Reich. Italy
vas 3 world var ally-today afae Is
Hitiers partner, and FASCIST authori-
ties have been extremely outxpoken
concerning Axis plans for dislnem-
0ering England and giving the u.
8 q dose Of harsh economic medi-
eine Last. Japan-aiso q world war
ailyteems to have gone ward
whole hos The new government Is
pro-Faselst and 100 per tent anti
Democratic. English rights In the
Far East = being ~ruthleSsly abro-
saied. and Britain had To swallow
3 humillatine pill recently when she
agreed q japanese demands 70 close
the Burma Road, principal source
d supplies for beleaRuered China
and Japanese-U s relations have
rarely been In a worse state.
According 10 Nipponese authori-
ties Japan viii pursue her Asia
for ASiaties poiicy-a policy which
Is about as cruel and imperiaitstic
Is ans IN history-whether we like
Il OF not q. S protests will not
be seriously considered And say
TIE japanese sword-wavers. the Land
ef the Rising Sen will 90 to war
with us Il necessary So far as Eu-
rope IS concerned. Japan Is sotidly
Ia faToF Of German-Italian plans
and actions.
American naval authorities have
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

lhe werG Prugess Ad traskan Is
fpFeln briefly ssale1 for yg@9 In
fnzuaauan
x WaTK Pr0 n4u4ra-
aan Is az in sa1yssz s nnS
fszs ~ IN WaEis sl5F1 aan~sIs
Ok n1HNeuy
2 Yoa are ensstiec Q tese or NOD
to vote As goG choose aEa loN you
vote is 1lr business
No oae either connected Nsth
m OUTSIDE the Work Projects Ad-
H1sfllstFasaon CAR Eet Y0u fired o.
have roE wages changes because
y0a CO ar % not Yo5e ur because
fou vote FOX m against aay oauG-
cate
It Is against the iaa for any
person employed ln ans aGmtaistra-
nYe or supervisory position hY the
WarE Projects Administration 20
urimlaate threaten. or coerce. OK
attempt 20 inEifniosie threaten. oE
coerce you with reference 70 your
eoslnR or 70 solicit CT receive any
money from yoG f0s any political
purpose Whatsoever
You do not owe your ioe 70 poll
ties You VII nOt lose Il because
Of your vote
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16
An IDOL SHATTERED

one al the tragedies Of the pres
ent political situation Is The STRAIT
terinx Of sou1c q the idolx a our
youth. not 70 menuan uae sanAs Of
Democracy held b. some of our
Oia9x citizens who remember the
days following the Civil War when
a do1n-ErodcRn and Impoverished
south aTose from is ashes arc again
assumed in faghtfu place IN the
affairs of the nation. IN those bit
ter days Of reconstruction this
writer recalls the gallant fight made
b q few OF she outstanding nexs-
papers OF that day and time. such
papers rs the OLD New Orleans
Picayune, tue Louisville Courier
Journal. and lakt. but not least. the
Memphis Commercial Appeal. called
then. rightfally the -scufhs Great
est Newspaper"
bat how the mighty have falieni
We feel ike calling up the shade
o. Charles Patrick Jossrh Mooney,
who WAS the editor and so9I OF the
Commercial Appeal from 1905 to MS
death m 1895. that his ficry spirit
niehs - TO what base uses his
magnificent newspaper monument
has returned
These thoughts have been awak-
ened b. the fact thai the -South's
Greatest ~ Newspaper has de-
parted from the faith Of It's found
ers and the long line Of brilliant
editors who guided tine opinions OF
the paper and nodded the Political
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16
mrrEns PLAN FOR AMERICA

The pattern Of HsaIeFa projected
world revolution steadily beeomsa
mere rteag Il Is agFsaFent to any
aae ihas tbs Is aos 8 wsF r. ase
traditional sense. "a which Germany.
Il are xluA Sal b. aaAskfisa with
feparafsons ard cosunses ard eco
npsnix poxer what use gaK8z o.
~ iniTiEaAu uls4f coca
ssns pfp~sessassuus % the con
iFae sAe complete and ana ee
Stfaraou u nhs Bfif8ah Empife
which fer hundreds OF years has
hese ne baiarsce o. power ia re
fope ard q large part o. gt1e rest
q the Nprid And following That
II tne Fanrera aato9ndlnslS ifank
Nein kampf Is 10 BE- believed ire
razt ~ tire dsaoeraeiss all receive
similar treatment Nowadays. ths
onig dsmpcraesss left ave RnQland
are ths American Republics And
d me American Repahlica. only me
Uni1sc States possesses sufilaisnt
wealth. resources ard potential
armed strength % be- 8 serious ob
ssaeie 70 the aims o. National 80
elaliam
Aseu who @ers once elup = Hitler
lave beer describing whAt hr uaan
= and Nnen England fallk aAa tn
sllstenne Empire GA whlch tha sun
neser sess crumbiss awas. I1aey aay
uHst Hitler has no intention 81
launching an immediate military
attack on the United States and
ne Mes World II ne did that. he
Aolaa Be counting eisaster-h e
tactical obstacles IN the uaY are
gigantic no matter nnw great his
military ard naval POKER. And
Hitler and his h~lgh-FankinR adj
gisers seem 10 feel that the L s.
can BE- conquered simply and easily
HFss planned step. according 70 the
reports. Is 70 court Z. s good vii.
b offering rs favorable economic
agreements This Is designed 70 les
sen or suspicious. ard 10 create
public opposition t. spending more
billions for national defense A.
lie same time. the kaxis. as quiet
IS a. possible. Will carry on their
economic penetration into Latin
America Next technique win be un-
eerooyer work 70 create dissenslon
within this countrytn vi group
against group race against race.
elisa against class. and thuS 10 make
genuine national unity impossible
Man propaganda chief Ooebbels
ana Nazi philosopher Rosenberg.
iuaeing D. their speeches and writ
lngk seem 10 believe that this can
be done with little trouble They
have said time and again that the
Z. 8 Is ripe for revolution. and
only a competent directing hand is
needed 70 bring II about when the
time comes
Finally. u It becomes necessary.
Hiilers great armed forces vii st
tack Hs-depending largely upon IN
teFnal unrest ana disanity % make
TIE joe Of his soldiers and sailors
and airmen comparatively eas
T1iis may sound fantastic. bur Il
seems 70 be The Naxl plan. ans Hit
Ter realizes that If he Is to achieve
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

lately said that our navy could de-
StFoy the Japanese fleet in a few
weeks in open warfare. But. II We
went 10 var IN the Pacific. the At
lantie would be vide open 10 the
Axis, and We would be In no posi-
ten 10 adequately fight Naz-Fascist
economic aggression south Of the
Rio GFande. That explains why
most authorities believe We VIII do
little even 4 Japan does seize Indo-
China. property Of totahtarian-
ruled France. ana the Dutch Indies
Moral pressure Is about all we can
afford 70 use right now-and moral
pressure gets few results In he
world Of today.
II Britain Is able TO survive HIT
iers attacks, the pictures viii be
drastically changed. The Z. s as
a democracy VIII not fall Il England
lalls-but the future Of democracy
viii be UNNECESSARILY brighter If
England lives.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

Thf Democratic convention
ahE gHf esefs asgaaee That Ire
NEw Ds8 e. easng 70 stand up
Huesesgia Is going = be elected
M d third term au4 the national
re wfa b. more secure for it,
MsnOAM Times
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16
sHoRT On KNOWLEDGE

Lunaey continues TO march Wal
ter LAppman. ordinarily a level
headed commentator, makes the
absurd statement that It is not nee
eesSary for Roosevelt to run for a
third term. since Wendell willkie
Is ready TO come to the Nations
rescue This ridiculous reason is
given by Lippman: NO one can
nov pretend hat Mr.. Roosevelt is
the only presidential candidate who
understands the National interest
and is determined to organize the
country 70 protect Its National in
ierest" Where in the name Of rea-
son did wilikie. q one-time country
lawyer who got to be head of a
utility outfit, ever learn anything
about National defense. political
economy and European intrlgue7 1t
would be just the same as saying
Shirley Temple could be a movie
director because she played In q
movie onee-canton. Miss, Herald
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16

iii-firei vitresas china tank and
hspwi. tmperviouz 70 acids and eat
site compounds. aud permanently
iustrgas syphan NAshdoNn flush
ina aethon Is-iueh tank with shelf
type I'D
OTHERS TO S2I.Ss
Evening star., 1940-08-18

FRESH COWS for sale J Preston
rogers. Mclean. Va. Phone Falls Church
Evening star., 1940-08-18

1919 r ST. NV. Apt. 203-Exceptionally
fine front room, all comforts. twin beds;
next bath practically privatel; ! or dis
criminating gentlemen: reasonable
Evening star., 1940-08-18

PIANOS-Buy from us and save Used
uprights, $40. SIS. $50 and up. Also bar
gains in spirets and grands. Republic
1890 The Piano Shop, lQl5 1th St, NV:
Evening star., 1940-08-18
BABY CHICKS.

BLooD-TEsTED BABY CHICKS all breeds.
S3g5 per 100, plus postage Quaker Brand
Chicks. 81 S. Pearl St, Bridgeton N. J.
COWAN'S S oaby-started chicks Nd U
approved and null tested Coop prices
cowan's Hatchery. Bowie Md Ph 2341
ROCKS R Reds. $3.50 per 100. Con-
keys Y-O feeds, James Feed Store. 6l9 K
81. NV. Metropolitan 00So
CHICKS Lee. types S. c. W Leghorns.
NAiANiNo "a 90 100 B. and VII
Rock, r. / Reds. S4ao 100 Large Ems
VII 1eshorn pulets 50 90 100
n. H. Reds, S5 so 100 Lge ckls.. SO 90
100 asstd breeds. sexes. grades 100,
~ ~; blood tested breeders: lO0', live
del. P. P prompt shipment cash or c. O. D.
LAWRENCE HATCHERY
DEPT. I. McALISTERVILLE PA
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CUT FLOWERS

DRIVE to LINsTRoM DAHLIA GARDENS,
700 plants in bloom 3 doz flowers, 81
Small deposit reserves bulbs for next year,
Rear 22l7 Shannon pl Sc Ii 3a09
THREE DOZEN BEAUTIFUL GLADro1 us
delivered. or S select spikes for 81 Helene
Affleck, Vienna. Va. Phone Vienna NV
Evening star., 1940-08-18
CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK.

HANDSOME plantation -wslang geldinE
sound, perfect manners. s400. Mrs. Back
100 MagrUder ave. Catonsville Nd
Phcne Catonsville 11i3-M
GUERNSEY. fresh wonderful family COW
milk nearly half cream $50. Falls Church
l524-W, after > O'Clock
RIDING AND WORK HORSES. 10. ! dap
pie gray > years old, ponies. busy.
harness, Wicker last saddle; colts. spot
TED Reasonable In rear 736 18th St S e
JERSEY COW. with calf by side East
west highway and Ager I'd at Sligo Riding
FILLY. high-class. 3-year-old: show pros-
pect. Hobart 1888
3 FRESH COWS for sale J Preston
RoogeTS, Mclean. Va. Phone Falls Church
ABERDEEN ANGUS COWS, ten, registered
gearnngs; choice breeding for beef herd
Box 2s9L. Star
COWS, l bull, ] horse, 100 Barred Rock
Pu!lets. Fender. Va. near Doves Store
Rectors, Atlantic O053
SHEEP FOR SALE; will trade for hay and
straw. Rockville 70-J
CHESTNUT GELDING, 6 hands high Can
De seen at Riverside Stables. Phone Re-
BROOD. MARE, in foal. registered, 500.
s!so morse trailer, cheap. Manor Club
STABLES Norbeck. Nd
! BFLG14N MARE yrs old. in foal. !
small mule. small ponies. saddle horses
good jumpers: 10 saddles, cheap 2334
Penna ave. sc
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.
DOGS. PETS. ETC

PUPPY. healthy female So; fine for chill
dren. Phone Emerson 9435
Aoo6 6EW EoLa ATTRACTIyE male Kittens for
wormed: price nominal ia. 2e7e-
Ansqif All coofs PsasFssa ssa
Woodlcy 1s42.' CIV ''' --'O'" o. "'"'
BEAGJ Z. A, K. C. REGISTERED. broken and
oa s Giencs2yn se sqTns a aqf $40 J see
months male soussbroken ssb s2q C. Columbia gSs ds
9"S7' $50 Hertford pl NV.
Aaod rls St. Ffgislss c5sTy csa5: ss5 males Ms
Fxtset E Ver9 Fessteped cheap foT TqGS INK
mediate sale. CHI. 2654
sP1Tz PUPPIES. black; reasonable A.
4shs 4th s., Seat Pleasant Nd. Hillside
pedisreed eligible for registration. 3625
N,s2nIl Ingomsr pl: NV, east of Conn. of
IRISH sErTERs. male ,pups, 2 months;
Cox COX Forest ores I9S Glen. 0faen Md ao0 sa 4aafw % Joe
Eog FtE Per b red s,g male proven
real type; low fee. Lincoln s355-W.
sToRTzBoRG MINIATURE sCHNAUZERS
All 1O-Weeh-UlQ puppies now dNdI DIe
$50 Oak St. Falls Church, Va, 1881.
MOUSER-Will some one needing excellent
mousel give good home to mother cat
Also kitten oxford 0as6-w
sIAMEsE KITTENS. female, 3 months old.
Reasonable. 1913 Morrison st. NV.
CHOW PUPPIES, lovely, playful pedi-
greed black. Anderson, Glenmont, Md.
Kensington las.
BULL TERRIER PUPPIES, SIS uu. Beauti-
fully marked, g weeks old. 1919 L st.
NV. District 1893.
Evening star., 1940-08-18

STUDIO COUCH, Simmons metal back
and arms, like new, cost S35; sell SIS.
Phone TAYLOR 3617
Evening star., 1940-08-18

80 M ST. NV. Apt. No. 36-Wslking
distance, large double room. Sc exposure
Next TO bath. Kitchen privileges. Married
couple or one or TWO ladies'
Evening star., 1940-08-18

IEEHf CHASE D, C.. l block Conn ave
LLaIse room. well furn., next bath: in new
nome: un!lm. phone. Emerson 5IIQ
Evening star., 1940-08-18

LA SALE APIS. APT. 607-ATTRAC. d.
furn. double room; for one or two en-
ployed young women, separate entrance.
Evening star., 1940-08-18

STUDIO COUCH. cost S3s so, sell S11;
folding cot mattress. cost Sl1.95. sell S5.
Al 1t Ant
Evening star., 1940-08-18

levy CHASE; D. .C.-Unusuaily sttrac-
~, rI1t TOO, room IN detached home Of l adult;
uu-lnl!Leo phone; reasonable EN- 5o1s
Evening star., 1940-08-18

SILEER = SPRING, SAIL Maple ave
Shca Slcety furnished room, near bus line.
Evening star., 1940-08-18
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. 8 Gu It.. per-
!iect condition. for cash, E. T. Fenwick,
woodward Bldg 49,
MAcHINIsTs TOOLS, for Navy Yard
workers; mlcrometers, calipers, gauges. etc.
store apt. size grand for use of the same.
Taylor 0059.
PIANos--we buy and sell used pianos OF
az kinds Republic 1890. The Piano
shop l015 7th st. NV.
REFRIGERATOR. sm. electric or gas; also
excellent condition Ii I73s
SEWING MAcHINE-we buy all types;
repair hemstitchng. buttons covered,
pleatins, 9l7 F st. RE. 1900. RE. 23l1.
SHOT SHOTGUN, I2;gauge Brownins or Rem
dition, Box 3Os-L, Star
TABLETOP RANGES, used, late-model,
34-inch or 36-inch size. BOX 256-L Star.
TRACTOR. Ford or similar; must be cheap.
Also interested in steam shovel Browne,
WE BUY AND SELL, all kinds of furniture
hiIanf;c HiEhest Egss pricss paid. 1895 H st. ne,
GoLDa,BRING YOUR OLD GOLD. sM;
EWELRx yER RHArINM ME pAY YEEs cEsH osc4RRP kaaN
nc NC as = YEARS At IF s35 f F a. NAf''
WANTED. PIANO, apt upright or spinet;
Box 75-K, Star. NNe' '''N'' ''O''''
ALL OLD GOLD. silver and diamonds
wanted for manufacturing highest prices
paid OPPENHEIMER. 003 F St NV
ABSOLUTELY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
FOR YOUR GOLD. DIAMONDS AND
JEWELPY GET OUR OFFEP BEFORE
yf y9u sN SELt ROOM asTHYR s5g ha MAFkE dSs4 'ls
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver watches, diamonds and old dis
carded iewelry; full cash value paid.
SEJINGER'S slS st. NV
4 BETTER PRICE PAID for old gold. plat,
diamond watch cases; condition unimpor-
tant as we use same in our mfg. dept.
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.,
727 7th St NV
WANTED-Attr. bedrm., liv. rm.,
din furn.; pvt. Box BOIL. STAR
Evening star., 1940-08-18

SUITS, full dress and tuxedo; excellent
condition size SO: for less than one third
cost: can be inspected. Box 101-L. star
TABLE sateleg; card table; marble-top
| kitchen table. Apt. $50. Park Lane Apts.'
to Mon eve.
Evening star., 1940-08-18

STUDIO COUCH beautiful. SIS: vanity ard
bench, SIS; EDO ward obes So ca All
Ike new Also some antiques. Leaving city.
1907 r ave NV
Evening star., 1940-08-18

STUDIO COUCH, reasonab-e. III6 NeWton
st. NV. Columbia 0962-J
STUDIO COUCH, Simmons, good condition
So 1914 Columbia pike. Arlington, Va
Evening star., 1940-08-18

1899 Conn ave.-Large, comfortable rooms
with Simmons inner-sprins mattresses:
SINGLES with running water, $3.50 wk, up:
giles. S12.5 so wk. up: doubles. SIS 80 wk. up.
Evening star., 1940-08-18

Cocker spaniels. scotties, Boston ter
riers, Doberman pinscherS.
HOLLYWOOD KENNELS. Wash. Bal. Blvd
: mi. north Md. U. Phone Hess. WA 1924
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES.
w c. Pfc fer Falls Church SSO-W-3
Evening star., 1940-08-18

RUGS-Royal Wilton, 9xl2, and pad,
Anglo-Persian, sx10; both gray. rose, blue
design excel. cond-; $50 for both. RA-
SSOS
Evening star., 1940-08-18

STENOTYPE. practically new Reasonable.
Atlantic 1876 after 1:30 pm.
Evening star., 1940-08-18

Room IN owners home, adjoining layatory,
soaIheIn exposure gentiles only. Call
Evening star., 1940-08-18

oAH IS,1Ho-DuS SI1Ho-DIuS o. " rId,IU DLLop
and Holton instruments. SO up Easy
terms Republic 1890. 1015 7th st. NV.
SAXOPHONE-No need now to put of
starting lessons on that instrument you
If you want to start we will loan you an
instrument without charge or deposit of
any kind. All it costs you is a nominal
fee for private lessons. which you pay
You are free to take the instrument home
with you II you wish. The same offer is
pet drums, guitar, violin. clarinet, from
bone and xylophone. MA. 473O. Kits,
1880 G st NV
Evening star., 1940-08-18
ROOMS FURNIsHeo-hEw YORK

GOING TO THE FAIR? Connecting rooms
with bath in refined home, 81 per person
chard, $1,000 18th ave. Whitestone, Long
Island. N Y For reference call WI OO0s
Evening star., 1940-08-18

Three-piece living suite upholstered for
S45: covering and new inside material in
cluded; made like new in finest tapestry
and friezette workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERtNG CO.
o509 l4th ST. NV COLUMBIA 1Ol12
Evening star., 1940-08-18
SHEI ITIEC
PUPPIES.

Miniature Col'ieG
BEECH TREE FARM.
Annandale Rd. Falls Church Va
Evening star., 1940-08-18
FARM AND GARDEN,

HYDRANGFAS, l5c up craze myrtle. CSC
up; petunias, scarlet sage, marigold,
ageratum. phlox in bloom, 12c doz. for
small plants. Webster, 1903 T st. Sc,
Anacostia, D. c.
ROSTER BLUE SPRUCE. sale, Is #;
white pine, Norway spruce, boXwood. AL
eXandria 5044
HAY-Unusualy bright red clover nay.
nicely bailed carefully cured Also tim
othy and mixed hay. Prices reasonable
Call Mr. Dale. mgr. Maytaponi Farms al
Marlboro l7-F-2.
LANDSCAPE service 49,. planting
waited tree work W c. Walker 232 Emer-
son n W PA 01lo
Evening star., 1940-08-18

PIANO, slightly used. latest model Knabe
spinet, now for sale at worth while re-
ductIon over the new price: looks like a
terms Ma 413n Kltt,s 1880 G St
Evening star., 1940-08-18

RADIO O-PHONOGRAP combination with
new crystal pickup. Elec. range, needs re-
pairs Elec saw, for wood tile or marble.
New and used doors. Also used windows.
either clear or frosted glass. . Grand
Rapids built closets with sliding doors ana
a. c. elec. motors. Used zinc metal lath'
2i2 cents So foot. V NJ. Richter. Marlboro
pike. 80 yards past Maryland Club Gar
Evening star., 1940-08-18

1872 NEWTON ST. NW-Large front
room SO or S25; clean and contorta ole;
a Sear cars and bus: slso small single.