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MISCELLANEOUS


Alien Chanel. A. ~. rs~~isns 70
Yakima. itsY. A = Amos pastor
sunday school. > 40 . m. Services
10 4 m
Apostolic rsith fhassh isis 80 ]
y rev Afa = L. Martin passns
Sunday afhaol > - a m Services.
IL . m and = . M.
Associated Hibis siaasnt-- Namsn's
Clubhouse. sss Broadway. STUDY. II
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ahsrsh Of usa--setn ana nlrnlns-
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nsy school. sss = IA. Services, 10 -
: ~ aud 1ss .. m. roianx people.
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sanday school s.s . 81 ssfssass.
a nayins Asasstsss and WHEN
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sts ltss = A Taiiss pastor SUNDAY
aehooi. st5 . m Services. 10 50
communion and 70 "a
Community enspsss--f~ses rad ana
Tacoma asa. Farmland Jos1pb Green.
pastor SUNDAY sehool 1918 On
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Ftrst--Diyision ave and | sfsl
second-So. 64th and Warner.
Ihird-Wright ave and East 80.
fourth-o45ls Broadway.
first--IaEe 9teiiacooDa

First-Diyision ave and | sfs.
second-So. 64th and Warner
Ihird--Wright ave and East 81.
Iourth-o45ls broadway.
first--Lake steilscoom.
Christian Science Is the subject
OF the Lesson Sermon when viii ne
read sunday in all Churches OF
Christ. Scientist. which are branches
OF The Mother Church. The Flfst
Church Of Christ. Scientist. IN Bos-
ton. Massachusetts
Golden Text. The prophecy came
not IN old time BY the viii or man
but holy men Of God Epske a. thsY
we're moved by the Holy ohos." II
Peter l2l
Among the citations which com
prise the Lesson Sermon il tho FOL
lowing from the Bible a good tree
cannot bring forth evil fruit. neither
can a corrupt tree bring forth good
fruit. Wherefore BY their fruits ye
shall know them Matt 75ia 90
The Lesson Sermon also includes
the following passages from the
Christian Science textbook Science
and Health With KsY % the Scrip
lures by MARY Baker rddY Chris
ttsn Science awakena the sinner re-
claims the lnfidel and raises from
the couch Of pain the helpless in
valid n causes the deaf % hear the
lame 10 Ralk. and the blind 70 A4e
VINO would be re first 70 disoAn
fhe Chriatlinsss OF good Sorks Rnsu
DIR Master 49, By their fruits Ys
shall know them p -. ssz zl-z3
a.
CHURCH or THE OPFs BIBLE
Adams street rhspsI--so I7tn ard
Adams. Rev Pred Hofnshuh pastor
Sunday school s4s a m Services.
Thursday IS q m
Faith Aission--sumnit pnad Rev
" A Scott. pastor Sunday school.
% a m Services IL a m also
"wednesday and Friday. 7ss ? m
Faith Ismpls-zlst and ] ats Pew
Pred HornEhuh. pastor sunae ,
school as a m Chn1fsns pro-
gram 70 20 a m. Services = = n
ana 74s ? n Sermons God. >
Storshoust a. Mans Dlspa@sI ard
Palestine Posiilon IL ne Cloetnz
Days q Tine
CONGREGATIONAL
F1rst-D!Yision ave ara - Fsv
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saIsarIos AMY
SPIRITUALLY enumcsrs

Etsfnsi truth spisuaaiist sharsh
81 America lata and faNuels ave
usv w n nauEham. pastor a~rsiees
opan fnfafn. . D tn dinner. aaiAs
and sefman. J 10 u m heating and
messages, following lecture
ftrst tfrfnsi IIfs spisisusiist
Ghurrh-~ceumb ball 9th ana Ts-
coma ave Rev Nellie Waftfap. pastor
Hsfyines. healing aud lecture. 10 70
~. Auhlset, Initiation followed hy
messages Message elreis ) M
Hising sun spirit uaiist Ihnrsh.--
noh FawceSt ave Services. messages.
7 . m and lecture, Z D. 50 Res
Bertha watson speaker
spiritual Christian Church -. UT
FANeatt ave Hsfsicss healing ssfvies
7 y. m lecture, an q m, messages
10 follow Fred fesafds sp~assF
Church dinner. - At DusalIf, naaf
latn and Hpfsaas
state splrltuaiist Association sur
prise lake Mrs. Ruin Hoffman
pastor Lectures. u = So. = 10 aud
7 70 o ~ heHiiua services. 10 a M
sad messages 4 20 ,. m.
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Celebration Of Golden Jubilee ntrs
mnn BY pa#taf. Building un tns
Foundation Laid These Fffty Ywsfa &
RsF. n n d nulssnstsa special
SPEAKER
fshsms rsrsrs~suth and south
tleinsut sunday seho1l. - q. ia
Services. II a IN
SALVATION Amy
forps Va. los 10. Iatn 81 Major
fafi Williams. captain SUNDAY snheai
10 . ~ Services. II w ana 7ao
2. m street services 10 30 . M. and
p N r p. l. a D m.
Corps M s-.liis No i7ih u Afr
ard Afss q Pisfauu captains Huns
o. ~.
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CONGREGATIONAL
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tAIrsw par SAINTS

Lincoln wsrd-~s1d and PArk ave
sunday school. 30 .. N Priesthood
meeting, ssu n. ~ sna Sacrament
meeting. 7 D. M Bessie hsssAft and
Grace MuIboiland sp@ssafa
Tacoma Central Hzfa--fso L ana
Steele sss sunday schooi 10 30 q
m Priesthood meeting. Efis 3 m.
sacrament meeting J D m FfaEss
ia ~ Harfa and L<siis sssi. ~
speakers.
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FREE METHODIST

Klein. pastor Congregation meeting
at camp. Goth and 50 ApFasus ave.
Mckinley rafk--sin "a snfn %
Rev 4 q. ksrby. pastor sunday
school. 10 = IN. Services IL :. m,
and gospel service. 80 y. IA. Young
people. p. m.
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Independent Hlbie Church - Divi-
sion ave ana @ A.. Rev ROY Tai.
madge Brumbaugh. pastor sunday
school. Ds5 a m services, IL A M.
and p m PRAYER at p. m.
meeting Of Young Rroups 7is p. m.
Morning sermon God Tells Ia the
Whole World. Including tn. u s A.
Must Prepare for War Before thu
Lord VIII BRING Universal Peace 81
and evening song service. followed By
communion OF Lords supper which
service
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The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-06-15
Congress OF Christian
Youths Held Here
BY T. P. Fielder

Friday, Saturday and Sunday
The Christian Church brought US
something unusual-A r z A L
Christian Youths Program. 1t was
a Congress in which the young
people were given all the consider
alton. Your N. A. T. reporter reg
tered with them and enjoyed every
minute spent with them, T h c
theme Of the meeting was Launch
Out We were given addresses by
such young people as Revs. Grit
fins and CauIfield, and Miss John
ME Howard. We were taught how
to enjoy real Christianity as child
rem. We were shown that we could
be true Christians before we grow
too old to enjoy life. We were
shown how to sing, play and be
happier as Christian young people
than those who were not Chris
tians. 1t was a wonderful Congress.
The Faculty was composed of
the following persons; Elder I. C..
Franklin o f Port Gibson, Miss
Johnnye Howard o f Muskoaee,
Oklahoma, Mrs. ]. V. Paige, Mis-
ses Mildred Stampley and S. r.
Shaifer and Prof. Washington.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-06-15
miller Reelected State
President OF EIks
BY T P Fielder

The annual meeting Of the Mis-
sissippi State Convention of Elks
carried a large crowd of Elks from
cur town to Greenville this week.
Or. P. M. George and Mrs. c. L.
Keys took their families down to
participate in the big parade, 9TH
ers who attended we're Mayor B.
A. Green, Messrs, F. H. Miller,
(the storm center who was re, elect
ed to the state presidency, F. D.
Carter (our special deputy Den
mis- Moody, Oscar Norman, John
Thomas, Jim Miller, Motion Clegg
f. 7 Brown, I E. Edwards,
James Wilkes, and Mesdames, V.
L. Carter (local Recording Secre-
tary), Beulah Hills Qocal Chap
lain), and Misses Eolis Anderson
(local treasurer), and B. O. Fielder
State Treasurer who was re elect
ed.) They report the greatest
meeting of Elks ever held in the
state.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-06-15
Young Woman Goes
Broke Buying Men
BY T P. Fielder

Saturday night Little Mother
dear was selling men out at Axiom
Church. We had a great time.
Chiquita went broke buying men,
she bought two. Wilmer said she
didn't see any men there worth
buying SO she bought ice cream.
The social was given by the choir.
Little Motherdear asked me to
remind the members Of the Little
Mission Group the council meets
at our house every Thursday after
noon at 3 80 P. M. Some members
never miss a meeting but several
have dropped off in attendance
since school closed. We shall ex-
pect you Thursday.
Yours for the Southern Advocate,
The N. A. T. reporter T. P. Fielder
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-06-15
News ABOUT TOWN
By T. P. Fielder
Rev. mCNeaI Delivers
Commencement Sermon

Dear Public
| hid to take time out to do 2
one man circus for Little Mother
Drar end that kept me so busy
that I did not get around TO gathe,
my N. A. T for last we k. I do
hope someone missed my column
Then, you see, I'll feel that some
one likes to read my column. How
ever here ] am with full report
on the little things that big folk &
ding
Our minds have been greatly Gle
waited by the number of insDirirg
addresses thst have been del vertd
on the various programs in Gu
community during the past f.rt
night Our own Rev. Leroy McNeal
set record Sunday Jure 2, at the
First Baptist when be de ivered tie
Annual Sermonette during the De
voti0ns for M F. {. and T. o c.
K. Rev Mcneil stressed the i'm
portance of combining Christianity
with education in preparing our
lives for future usefulness. All of
his hearers we're greatly impressed
At the c'o,e of the service Prof O.
F. II ghfoWer Of the II &. Kand>
K'chen gave encouragemt Mt in his
remarks about our training under
Little Mothe dear. We Were m 9dt
to feel that we were really an intel
ligent set of youngsters.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-06-15
Local News

A Moonlight Outing, fr m
Bethel A. Nj. E. Church to Mr..
George Findley's miles northeast
of Mound Bayou, on Little Mound
Bayou, will be conducted by the
A. c. E. League, Friday n i G h t,
June 81.
A good time is promised for all
in swinging, jumping rope, high
jumping, eating ice cream, fish,
cakes, cand es. etc. Ice cold drinks
will refresh and satisfy the thirst.
A worthwhile program will be rem
dered by the young people of the
church and community. Gene and
enjoy yourself at this mid-season
outing.
Fares will be arranged to suit
your purse. See our agents for
space and rate. Agents: Wendell
BurteiI, Paul Cant, Tressie Cant.
Committee: Estola Cant, Presi.
dent, A. c. E. League. Lucille
Washington, Montgomery Strong,
George McFadden.
Rev. J. M. B. Michele, Pastor
Bro. Ffank N. Perkins, Mgr.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-06-15

The annual mon of the
Knights and Daughters of Tabor,
will be preached Sunday, June 10,
at 800 o'clock P. NJ, at the First
Baptist Church by Rev. ]. M. B.
Niche lie, International G h f
Grand Orator.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-06-15

Then on Tuesday Night June 3
Messts. McKissack and Hampton
of the McKiss 7ck- McKissack firm
who are here building the Tabor'an
Hospital, addressed the audience
on the M F. S. and Tock, All Ne
gro Program. We wish Mayer
Green a"d h S board of Aide men
cou d have closed their meeting
as they had hoped TO Go, and that
they and every thinking citizen Of
our town could have been present
To hear these two business leaders
give US their observations end al
VICE Their talks were frciPhted
with common Cor should we call it
un- common) sense. Messrs. Nc
Kissack a n d Hampton proved
themselves to be far seeing, deep
thinking, broad minded business
men. The kind that our Commun
ity could use several thousands of.
AS business student I was so in
spired that I became filled with
anxiety for the day when / could
do my part toward building the in
dustry these sages advised.
Evening star., 1940-11-12

Jean Shaffer with 1O4-262 was
tops In the newly organized Tako-
ma-Petworth League. Margaret
Bramhills 103 also was highlight
Evening star., 1940-11-12
MohobIs Samson Judged Best
Of 1853 Dogs That Strive for
Silver Spring Show Prizes

dos L NJ. ChiidS Ginser JOCK fox terrier
dos, Mrs; S A. Woolner,s Wllkle., and,
Serenaoe. irish terrier. dog: Mrs. NJ. Halls
Kilyarra Masterlad Kerry blue, dog, H. G
Re6sTs JerTy and, 6tTa' M1s csn, Lusos Sos
Marguerite Jones MlnGuas Bimelech and
bitch; same owners Minquas zorlna
standard sshpaGzeE dog MecathTTani nd1Ta =,
Marzeck Scottish terrler, dos Cabrach
Kennels Cabrach Cockerel, and. bitch
Merrt PGpes Phf6eg lmps %eish ssT
West Highland white dog, M Henshsv''
Robin; group awards dogs irst, minia-
ture. schnauZer; second Irish terrier;
third, standard schnauzer: fourth. Aire-
dale. and bitches. first standard schnauzer
second miniature schnauzer; third. Scot
sh nv foq5sh Ke5Ty Do. blue Helen
ues' Little Boy Blues Ace and bitch
Hazel McNallys Bellies Jambes; pug dos
Mr rO6 RO1 Pssy PsIy oues0 o
Mann II: toy Manchester; dos Mrs +.
bitch. Mrs. l: L. simms siddv Girl 10Y
bitch. Bitch Marv E Gregorys Bo-Peep. srour
awards. dogs. first. Pekineese: second, TOY
Manchester; ,hiTd; pauc: fourth, 10Y
toy poodle: third, Pekingese; fourth. toy
Non-sporting hreeds-Boslon terriers
Kringie and bitch, same owners Aspin
Hill Sweetheart; bulldogs, dog Mr.. and
Mrs H NJ Grmm'S Mahobi Samson, and
bitch Ed McLean's Winnie; elbows. dog
Gordon Louk'S Yan Kee, and, bitch, Mrs
John Anderson's Moon Luster; Dalmatian
dog, Mrs. Nathan Pooles Pooles Gallopins
Domino, and bitch. 1t. Carlos r. Bsr-
zunas Reieate Stsid Lady; poodle. dog
Mrs. Florence Fleming'S Blue Babe OF
Glen Alden. and. bitch. Mrs: Nellie Hen
dersons s Pandora schpperke. dos, Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Browns Smokey Joe. and
bitch Mrs Anna WiSSig's Princess Raagedy
second, poodle; third Boston fourth
chow. and, bitches, first. Dalmstlan: sec
ond bulldog; third. chow; fourth, Boston
terrier.
Evening star., 1940-11-12
BurIey, Although Given Worst
Of Weights, Has No Trouble
In Whipping PimpineMi

necessary but don't insult the pub
lies intelligence by calling q near
light-heavy an overstuffed welter.
We wouldn't mention it If this was
the first time 1t happened, but you
may recall the wrangle over Petey
Scalzos weight last spring when he
fought Frankie Covelli and two
years ago we were witness to an
incident involving Phil Furr's weight
which added up wrong on the COM
mission scale. Chris Dundee, Furr' s
agent. hustled him around the
corner to the weights and measures
department and put him on an
official scale, which proved the Box
ing Commissions device was several
pounds of.
Dundee had inquired if the COM
mission scale was tested and was
informed it was checked every Mon
day morning. but the fellow in the
weights and measures office said
he never had heard Of the scale and
had no record OF checking 1t.
Another Rule Overlooked.
They also overlooked Article 36
Of the rules. which requires main
bouts performers to be on the scene
"a hours before the match. That
was excusable this time-although
not permissible under the rules.
In other matches AL Costa soundly
thrashed Oscar Wright; Billy Banks
carried Tony Novello through the
s-round seminal; Buddy Thomas
got the nod over Buddy Holmes and
Billy Kekeris knocked out Scott
Smith in / minute 80 seconds Of
the first round.
Evening star., 1940-11-12
By LEWIS F. ATCHISON.

It's about time the Boxing Com
mission quit kidding the public
about fighters weights with that
rusty old prop scale that stands in
its dusty backroom once where the
boys are examined.
Last night Vince Pimpinelli, who
dropped a 10-round duke to Charley
Burley, was announced at "a hun
merit m ffty-eight pounds Burley
was supposed to have been ISL. They
forgot to add how old Pimpinelli
was when he hit that figure because
last night he was l65 if he was 10
unless his we'll proportioned frame
was padded. He weighed 165 last
week for a bout with Billy Soose
and if he shed 7 pounds in the in
terval 1t wasn't noticeable.
Burley Displays Skill.
1t didn't make any difference to
Burley, who displayed lot Of boxing
skill and sharp but impotent punch
ing in winning seven rounds, but it
is a violation Of the city's ring code,
which prohibits bouts when one of
the contestants between 1876 and l60
pounds scales 10 pounds more than
his rival.
1t is good to stretch the rules now
and then to permit match in which
one mans advantage in weight is
offset by his opponents skill and
punching prowess, as was the case
last night, but the commission in
sists on making suckers out of the
customers by announcing phoney
weights. Forsr the poundass If
Evening star., 1940-11-12
Choice Hockey Seats
In Boston Are Held
For Capital Fans

More than 1000 choice seats have
been reserved for Washinetonians in
the spacious Boston Garden for Fri
day and Saturday nights when the
Washington Eagles inaugurate their
l940-l Eastern Amateur Hockey
League season against the Boston
Olvmpics
Owner S. c.. Leofier today an
nounced the Boston management
has agreed TO set aside seats for
local fans who are to accompany
Georgetown University's football
team to Boston Saturday for it's
game with Boston College.
The Eagles tonight will terminate
their exhibition schedule at Mont
real when they play the Verdun Red
Devils and will launch their Eastern
League campaign against the
Olympics with one OF the smoothest
outfits ever collected by Coach
Redvers Mackenzie, entering his
18th season in the loop.
Mackenzie has decided to carry
two goalies, Gordon Hemming and
Les Colvin. throughout the season,
planning to distribute the net tend
ing between them. The Eagles are
the only club in the Eastern League
to employ two goalieS.
Evening star., 1940-11-12
SPORTS Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Today year ago-Pat Dengis
retained national marathon
championship, setting course rec
ord of 2:33:45.2 at Yonkers.
Three years ago - Vulanova
downed Boston University, 1910,
TO keep among few unbeaten
major teams. Texas Tech upset
Duquesne, 1870.
Five years ago-International
military team title won for first
time by Irish Free State, at horse
show; individual title went to 1t.
Raymond Curtis, United States,
on Don.
Evening star., 1940-11-12
Season Mark Neared
As Newman Bowls
Fine 1893 Game
Sanitary Grocery Loop
Low-Averoee Roller
Hits TripIe-Heoder

Reveling today in one Of the
seasons biggest bowling splashes
was Edwin Newman Of the Sanitary
Grocery League with a game of 1913
the second highest rolled here In
league competition this season.
The comparatively unknown 90
average roller of the Produce Ware
house team after games of 90 and
10l turned on the heat last night
at Convention Hall, marking in eight
of the ten frames of his final bril-
liant effort. After a fat first box
he spared and struck in the next
four frames before he was forced to
| throw three balls in the sixth box
A triple e-header strike, followed by
a last-box spare, put the finishing
touches on his whopper.
Ell Geib of the Mario Kidwell
Senators Of the Rosslyn Independ-
| ent League is the seasons record
holder with 206.
Hits Mount Vernon Mark.
DR.. John Rustin beamed after
Walloping the naples for . season
record game of 16l in the Mount
Vernon Church League and the
weeks top set of 36s.
Owner of an 1919 average, p.
Halesky Is far outdistancing his
rivals for the championship Of the
R. F. c. League. The ace of the
runnerup Collateral Proof team also
is season record holder with $50.
Barristers dominated the Miscel-
laneous Tax Unit League as Ruhl
Cooper pounded out 1886 to top
team scores of 587-1 $50 that turned
back the Trade Marks, al.
In the new Stone Paper Co.
Ladies' League it was Dorothy
Simpson OF Team No. 2 who sparkled
with l26-30l.
Led by Buffers l56-38l, the ALL
Star Presbyterians with highs of
559-1 632 whiteWashed the Single
PreSbyterianS in the Arlington
| County League
Carl Humphries was the big noise
in the Georgia Avenue Silver Spring
League with season record set at
4l8 and high string of l46 that en-
abled the Schrider Plumbing outfit
TO garner honors with 1897.
Sets n. F. F. Z. Pace.
Top scores in the National Fedora
ton OF Federal Employees League
were divided between Ralph CBus)
Provost, who led Navy No Is lone
win from Treasury No. ! with 14o-
374, and John ElliSh. who topped
War No. Is 2-l victory over Navy No.
with 147-366.
Paced by Tom Kinnihans $50. Pro-
gressive Printing pinmen smashed
out 2l victory over the leading
Judd e. DetWeilers with season rec
ords OF 630-1,704 in the Graphic
Arts League.
A new season high Of lilo, fea-
tured by Bausch's 3Ss, gave Foun-
dry No. l a 80 win over West Shop
in the Queen Pin Navy Yard League.
Evening star., 1940-11-12
Fights Last Night
By the Associated Press. &

oy tilo HssoSlstcu fiooo'
WAsHINGToN.-C Burley,
151, Pittsburgh, outpointed Vincent
Pimpinelli: I5s, Brooklyn Gm. -,
ToRoNTo--Georee Pace, ls5H'
Cleveland. and Jackie Callura 127,
Hamilton, Ontario, drew G0)
BALTIMORE Leto l4s.
kid Cocoa. $50. Puerto Rico 90.
PHILADELPHIA. - T m ny Forte.
11a, Phila delphia. outpointed joey
Archibald. 123ia, former world feath-
erweight champion, Philadelphia N0);
Gus Dorazio, 1907, PHILADELPHIA, out
pointed Herbie Katz, nv. New York
ts); Al Nettlow. 147i2, Detroit, out
pointed Bobby Britton' 145h, Miami
MIAMI BEACH. Fls.-Yucatsn Kid,
1874, Mexico City, stopped Pete
Galiano, 1886 Baltimore 10).
CHICAGO.-Nate Bolden. so, Chi
cago, stopped Henry Chmielewski, $50,
Poland a..
PITTsBURGH.-Tony shucco, 1sl.
Boston. outpointed Harry Bobo, 2l0,
Pittsburgh I0l.
TRENTON. N. BOBBY Green, 1872.
Philadelphia. outpointed Paul Lee, 125.
indianapolis tS).
LOUISVILLE. Ky-Charlie Eshman.
1876. Cincinnati. outpointed Al Dorlac.
13a St Louis (6l
NEW YORK-Sal Partola. 1913, Bos-
ton. outpointed Make Shapiro, 1e7.
New York 1o).
NEWARK, N J-Ate Simon, 254.
New York. knocked out Nick Floren-
tino, 22o. Philadelp4ia ca.
Evening star., 1940-11-12
Simmons, New RussIer,
To Appear at Arena

A new figure in local rassling cir
eles will appear on Thursdays card
at Turner's Arena. He is Lew SIM
mons. 4 225-pounder from Boston,
who will meet Warren Bockwinkle,
Another bout closed yesterday has
Chris Zaharias meeting Abe Your
ist. Headlining the show are Tom
my C'Toole and Emil Dusek.
Evening star., 1940-11-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILL TAXICAB DRIVER WHO TOOK
lady and gentleman to doctors office al
18th and N SITS. s.w. Thursday night.
November :, about m:dnight from near
Hanes Point. please call MA. 12@3. 1a'
WILL ERSONs WHO WITNESSED AC-
cident on Haines Point Drive on Thursday
night. Nov. :. please call MA. 12o3 lo'
Evening star., 1940-11-12

COOK. serve. e.h.w.. 3 in family refer
ences; live IN: $40 month. Emerson 50ss
GIRL for gen. housework and care OF 2
children; live in. 1915 No. Wash. blvd.
Arlington CHI. 1928.
Evening star., 1940-11-12

GIRL, white, wishes gh.w, or care for
children, live out Call 1910 18th ST n ".
GIRLS I2l, colored. well experienced gnw.
MI S6q5
Evening star., 1940-11-12

GIRL. white, room, board and s. per week:
no laundry; duties light. Box 354-Z, Star.
los
Evening star., 1940-11-12
CONTINUED J

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ington's finest statesmen. If
you know quality merchan-
disc, if you are experienced
and have a good record, this
is an excellent opportunity.
Apply
RALEIGH HABERDASHER,
1920 F ST., Room 200.