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429 18th ST. NV,
STORES FOR SALE.

GROCERY AND PRODUCE MARKET. ON
main highway l mile from Key Bridge:
wonderful opportunity; over 81 900 week
cash business can be doubled: will con-
slider partnership; good reason for selling.
Box 434-D. Star.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
Continued
SHERWOOD FOREST.
$3.50.

Completely furnished 4-room. kitchen,
2-bath cottage; No, 1877 Friar Tuck Hill.
B. j. & C. w. FREDERICK, INC,
lis West SARATOGA St, Baltimore. Md.
Plaza 1918.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
JOHN c. MACKALL and
j. FONTAINE HALL. Attorneys.

Holding Probate Court.-No. 5s,33l, Ad-
miniStration-ThisI Is to Give Notice That
vania and the District, Of Columbia. re-
spectively' have obtained from the Pr oi,ars
Evans, late. of the District Of Columbia,
deceased All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated to the subscribers on or
otherwise they may by law be excluded
under 6gT hands his 5th day Of June
fTe i9Hs' T 5seai Attest yicToR s
MERSCH, Deputy Register Of Wills for the
District of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate
Court. 1el4.2l,2S.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Ho Inss p f0 the co Pfi Of Ad
mnistration.- This Is to Give NOTICE That
Court Of the United States for the District
of Columbia granted letters testamentary
on the estate of Gertrude Richmond. de-
District Court OF the United States for. the
Court, appointed Monday, the 23rd day of
June. 1871. al 1900 O'Clock am. as the
time. and said Court room as the place.
said estate. under the Courts direction
and control, when and where all creditors
and persons entitled 10 distributiVe shares
or legacies, or the residue, or parts thereof.
are notified to attend in person or by
agent or attorney duly authorized, with
their, claims against the estate properly
yoEched. Given under their hands this
26th day OF May, 1871. FRANK STET-
BY: FRANK STETSON J. FONTAINE
HALL, Attorneys tSealD Attest: THEO-
DORE COGSWELL. Register of Wills for the
District of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate
Court. my3l .je1I4
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MONEY TO LOAN,

4-4i2-5cs LOANS. GRADED ACCORDING
efficient service. MOORE q HILL CO, S04
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FACING UNION STATION.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

NEAR DOWNTOWN STORES. THREE
Story building 43xS5 containing 10000
50 TT large freight elevator, rear alley.
Call or see NTr. Marshall.
LIZ Z 81 Ma Q3nn
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THOMAS r. BURKE, Attorney,
Woodward Building.

DISTRICT. COURT OF THE UNITED
States for Inc DiSIriet Of c0 nf oie2.
trude Bres.n, also known as Gertrude
Robinson, Deceased.--No.. 5s.49?, Admin
ing been made herein for. probate o. the
last Will and testament Of said deceased g,s ed
his a2d day Of june. AID, 1871. hat
Mrs. Mary f Robinson, and all others
concerned, appear in said Court on Mon
day, the lith day Of July AD. ! ail. at
G0 o'clock AM, TO show, cause why sqcn
application should no. be granted Let
i iiDsso Law Reporter and The Evening evening
Sta~" once in each of three successive
weeks before the return day herein men
toned, the first publication 10 be not leSs
han thirty day bStqrf b,s said Tf7gTp 0aA
WHEAT. Chief Justice Of said Court TINS
:!rd dav Of june. AID. la4l. Seal Al,
les THEODORE COGSWELL. RegisteT q
Wills for the District OF CoIumbla, SiefA
NJ 4hp Prrhate Court JeGI4 u.
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JOHN E. LAsKY. Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court-No. 5S.502 Ad-
ministration.-- This IS to Give NOTICE: That
has obtained from the Probate Court OF
the District OF Columbia, Letters OF Ad-
Columbia, deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated TO
the subscriber, on or before the 9th day
of May, AID 1912: Otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Given under my hand this 9th
day Of May, 1874 LUKE THOMPSON,
34l6 North Gebe Road, Arlington Viz
VEL register CIV Of wis for I5e 6s2of
OF Columbia. Clerk OF the Probate Court.
Je1l4.2l
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TRAILER CAMPS.
IRAllERS For SALE

NEW MODERN TRAILER CAMP, 10 min
utes' ride to heart of D. c. l mile from
kenilworth River I'd. Miss Sweeney
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MOTOR CYCLES FOR SALE.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET truck 1898 I2-T. panel; SI00
cash, balance monthly installments. Call
Lincoln 242S, "a pm.
CHEVROLET 1889 dump. S625; Chevrolet
1871 u ton panel. $500; Chevrolet 1887
stake. S325; Ford 1885 n ton panel, S115;
Dodge 1888 panel, $685.. All fully recon
MOTORS, 1l05 Wisconsin ave WI IR.ik
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SACRIFICE FOR CASH.
LOTS WANTED.
LOT WANTED.

We have buyer for a first commercial
site on Georgia ave. between Pirey Branch
I'd. and Maryland line; must be between 50
and 100 # front and not less than 100 IT.
deep. BUYER will pay cash II price is r!eht.
Cali or write Mr.. Kammons, j. WESLEY
BUCHANAN, NE. 1l43
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AVALON SHORES.
'SOuTH RIVER PARK.

west River on Dogwood st; lot 100 X
1905; cost 81 200: Will sell for $3.50, $40
down, balance s. month. Phone District
POI Ewes. WO. O432.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
FRANCIS W. HILL, Jr.: AUGUSTUS p.
CRENSHAW III, Attorneys for Receiver,
Woodward Building. Washington, ID. G.

CRENSHAW III, Attorneys for Receiver,
Woodward Building. Washington, ID. G.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Column
bia In the Matter of NORTH CAPITOL
SAVINGS BANK, a corporation, l4th and
Park Road NV, Wa shlngton, D; c.
uIon herein having been fled by John
F. Moran a S Receiver OF the North Capitol
SAVINGS Bank, for authority to sell certain
assets of said bank, having a book value
of Two Hundred SeVenty-tWo Thousand.
One Hundred Two Dollars and seventy
five Cents tS272 02.15D. described IN
Exhibit A. attached to said petition, TO
in the sum of Six Hundred and Twenty
five Dollars CSG"5 .O0l unless HIGHER offer
for said assets should be submitted before
or on the return date hereof, 1t Is by the
Court on the 10Th day of June. 1871,
ADJUDGED, ORDERED AND DECRFED
That said offer of Lawrence S. Grammar
and Henry S. Lorcy in the sum Of SIX
Hundred Twenty-Five, Dollars ,S625 .00l
for said assets OF said receiyership be acs
cepted and the sale thereof be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause be shown to the
contrary or a higher offer for said assets
accept able to the Court. be made on or
before the BIRD day Of June, l9i1, at
1000 AM. at which time higher offers
will be considered, and objections to said
sa, Will ne heard. provided. however, That
a copy of this order Nlsi be published in
three times. and in the washington Law
Reporter AT least once prior 70 sad 23 Ie
justice. (Seal5 A True Copy. Test:
CHART IS Z STEWART, CLERK. BY JOHN
o. BOWEN. Asst. Clerk lel4.@l Is
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ADJACENT TO ORKNEY SPRINGS HOTEL
Va, ll6 miles WASHINGTON IN AlleghanieS:
10 rooms = baths, electricity, porChes on
floors surrounding , sides: living room
about 2oXiO. large stone fireplace. $500
WOOdlev S1pf
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FORD 1870 de luxe 4 dr. sedan: heater
equipped, this Euarauteed Trew Value Ford.
with its powerful vs. motor and smooth
driving, is car that will last YOU for
many years to come. efficient hydraulic
brakes. steering wheel shift and many
extras: now priced a. only 1855.
THE TPEW MOTOR co.
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FORD 1899 Fordor sedan: q guaranteed
Trcw Value car finished in a. smart JET
black. with good tires and clean uphol-
S.ery We honestly believe that the buyer
Of this car Will be getting car that viii
give thousands Of miles Of trouble-fres
transports ton al minimum cost now
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AUCTION SALES.

THOS J. OWEN q son. AUCTIONEERS,
l43I Eye S.. NV.
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SUMMER CAMPS.
SUMMER HOMES,

TALL TIMBERS- CAMP FOR BOYS AGES
; to ! : wears. Fully established, excellent
personnel; enrolment limited AID. 40t4.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

pay top price; central location Fred l.
l341 14th NV. Dupont 1904
DRIVE TO CROSSTOWN MOTORS and get
absolutely more cash for your car in 8
minutes. Don't sell until you get our
price Crosstown Motors, 1921 Biadens-
burg I'd. ne. at N. Y. ave. jeI7'
LET US SELL YOUR CAR.
Commission basis; results or no charges;
QUICK cash deals. 2109 Benning I'd ne
WANTED LATE-MODEL CARS,
Wen paw top cash prices for any late
MODEL car Open evenings. Call North
15H The MANHATTAN AUTO & RADIO
CO., 1706 7th ST. NV
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MERCURY 80 4-door sedan: perfect finish,
No-Psr heater. clock. steering lock. whip.
cord upholstery like new, heavy tread tires.
fine mechanically and very clean; only
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tNAiLEkS TUX Sake.
VAGABOND. the COACH that has Every
thing On display opposite Canary Camp.
BALTIC. blvd. Berwyn, Md.
HOUSE TRAILER. Covered Wagon Royal:
fine condition. Extreme rear of Springbank
Camp, south of Alexandria on Route No. |
After $50 and week ends. S195. w N.
Fellows 15s
TRAILERS, new and used easy to deal
with. Elcar Coach Co. Canary Trailer
Camp, Ri. /. Berwyn Md
ANNOUNCEMENT.
The American Trailer Co announces the
opening Of new trailer display lot featuring
Schulz. Plymouth and Travelo trailers, in
spection invited. American Trailer Co,
4030 Wis. ave, WO 1922
MOTOR CYCLES FOR SALE.
MOTORCYCLE, 1888 Indian Chief, $50
cash Unjust selD; excellent condition. sad
die bags and buddy seat. Buddy Mower,
Forest Glen. Md. SH. 6S19-R. IL.
HARLEY-DAVIDSON 3-wheel commercial,
with tow bar: price. S1O0 or best offer
3342 NJ st. NV. MI. HOP.
MOTORCYCLE 1910 Harley Davidson 81,
de luxe equipped. 10000 miles: perfect
conc. 1861 Pa. ave. Sc. Apt B.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

GROOM SUITES ON CONN. AVE, IN
Chevy Chase, D. c.. very reasonable. Ap-
ply Room ?l.
ABOUT 1.5OO SO. FIT OF OFFICE SPACE.
ground floor Conn ave, PERCY H. RUS
SELL co. 1871 K st. NV.
DESK SPACE, 24,HR SWIIcH L5{;,Aa
private phone No If desired. Call DI. 27O5.
OFFICE or DESK SPACE FOR RENT,
single or en- suite. lI2l Denrike Bldg
District 1866.
1907 EYE ST NW-@nd FLOOR. FRONT,
! large and l small I'm. in excellent con-
dl,ion, reaS
BRODIE z, COLBERT. INC MA SS75
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FORD coupe 1895. one owner, little used.
low mileage. good tires; S2l5. Box 1856
Star Is"
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FORD 1893 de luxe sedan. frst-class con-
di'lor; must sacrifice to close out account.
Finance CO. 2lq 2nd St. n
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STORES FOR REM.

500 GEORGIA AVE NW.-IN BUSY
park and shop center: next to Sheridan
Theater: 20XSO. KASS REALTY. WO. 11G1.
5@1-23 18th ST MEN BEVERLY
Theater bids large sore. 40 f.. frontage:
VIII divide KASS REALTY. WO 716l.
STORE. md COMMERCIAL. BETHESDA:
$50 to SO. OWNER. Wisconsin 1898
3105 GEORGIA AVE, JUST ABOVE NEW
Hampshire are.-.Ground floor, is 4. wide.
1913 square IT: heat furnished Will re-
condition: $50 suitable for deltcstessen.
E. QUINCY SMITH. DI 9O57. 900 18th
So. nv.
WONDERFUL LOCATION FOR DELICA-
lessen or grocery. 1920 14th n ": low rent.
For details or inspection call RE. 5000,
MR.. HELLER
SILVER SPRING-LARGE STORFROOM
$50 SQUARE feet. fronts streets. for shop.
light manufacturing or garage; near
Georgia ave. and B & O. for rent. Call
SllRo 1858:
ONE PA. AVE NV STORE 24.x6O'. BASE
ment, heat furnished. good location for
florist: reasonable rent. Call or see Mr..
Marshall,
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bargain in a 5-room bungalow. in
CLOSED porch, electric range, water water in IN
two streets; originally cost $4,000; price
for euick sale. $4,000, Phi. VA 21ho.
., VIM. T. BALLARD,
1921 Eye st. NV.
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4914 WISCONSIN AVE.
LARGE modern full basement 500 20
S. z. CORNER WISCONSIN AVE. AND P ST.
Suitable for any business $500
32l4 p ST. NV.
One door from Wisconsin eve S35 90
3343 PROSPECT AVE NV
Block north of 34th and NJ SITS $50 90
GUARANTY REALTY, INC,
1923 10Th ST. NV. Ma. 05s1.
1907 NICHOLS AVE Sc, OPPOSITE
Peoples Drug Store. Large store. lSX40
#. will rent separate or with 2nd-foor
BRODIE. T. COLBERT. INC. MA ss15.
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FORD 1890 de luxe Fordor; factory built
radio and heater this car formerly owned
by wPll-knoUn physician. almost new
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

NORTH BEACH MD.-S2,750: SALE OR
exchange for D. c. prop; cottage rms
iot so BY $50: good condition. RIA. sos.
FOR sALE-ATTRAC. BAY FRONT BUN
galoW completely furn.: cleo KIT, garage
r water etc. MRS. OSTHAUS Masons
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HUDSON 1871 convertible club coupe.
super s. executives car, never titled, new
car guarantee. 4 600 mi radio. heater.
wh'te-walI tires, fender lamps, etc New
York Ave Motor Co., Hudson direct factory
dealers, between 3rd and 4th on Florida
ave ne AT $500
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FRED MOTOR CO,
400 Georgia Ave NV TIA 1900
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FORD 1929 de luxe Tudor trunk sedan;
heater clock, etc. BarFaln, ,S395; terms.
81 IS 18th 81. DU. 3l6S. dealer.
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100H z ST N w

Entire md floor, approximately $500 SO
#. separate street entrance: adequate
toilet facilities, suitable FOR shop, Office
club, storage or merchandising: Al con-
dltiOn: 500 mo. Apply ground floor.
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FORD 1a39 FordOr sedan. here's a powerful
vs. car with good tires. clean interior and
a smart jet-blaCk finish that looks like new
Noted for economy, this guaranteed Trev
Value car has had only one owner and is
idea! for any family looking for a safe
and dependable automobile. now only S495.
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FORD 1871 convertible club coupe auto
matte top, tan leather, green. heater and
deiroSter, white-vall tires, fog lights,
lifeguard tubes. 4l25 miles cost Sl126;
no trade-ln: 1925. 2l16 Kalorama I'd.
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NEW LOG CABIN
And standard cottages for sale at Cedar
hurst on Ches. Bay 81 miles D. g..
$3.50 up; modern. ami. now complete.
1880: de luxe tF H. Al cottage. hard
wood floors, shower. year. round con-
struCtion, 81 500; bldg. sites. 500 up:
pier sea wall boat harbor; restricted, re-
fined summer colony; gentileS only; not
an amusement resort. Agent at Cedar
huIst, or WALTER N. BAUMAN'
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FORD 1923 de luxe coupe. excellent black
finish. yellow wheels chrome wheel rings,
radio, heater, clock, very GOOD condition:
SnlM ONrnr- TPmnLa A0Rh L.
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RETIRED PROFESSIONAL
A hrIN nIICIMESG MEN

HIND
z acres OF beautiful trees. fronting on
Deep Cove. Nd, miles from Shady
OF Grabbing and near all fishing banks
and beaches: secluded and restricted;
S2,75O $500 cash. terms; drive down
Sunday: arrangements to show we'll
kept tracts and residences have been
granted by owners.
PHILIP G. AFFLECk.
pa RE $3.50.
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La SALE 81 4-door touring sedan;
radio, heater good Whlpcord upholstery.
clock. safety glass, very good General tires
perfect black finish and smartly styled,
N2ln See M S26
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PLYMOUTH. 1910. low mileage excellent
NV.
PONTIAC 1884 de luxe coach. with trunk;
unusual condition. 500. Phone Woodley
5000
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SHERWOOD FOXES -
70 ba his. electric kitchen;
rental considered. MR..
0ttage Saturday ana Sun
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LINCOLN. ZEPHYR 30 4-door sedan sand
stone gray, radio. heater. clock, perfect
upholstery, steering lock. truly a very
clean car: only S6q5 See No 4Q3.
H B LEARY JR.. & BROS
1921 I4rh s. W no 4Q00
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HUDSON 1899 sedan; RADIO; 8 cylinders;
selling for remaining payments, low ball
auCe Finance CO. 2lg 2nd ST. NV
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H. B. LEARY. JR.. & BROS.

PLYMOUTH 1897 4-door de luxe: bus
finish radio: reasonable. Not a dealer.
1915 Champlain ST. n. ", Apt. 3O1. ewes.
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And We shall by falsely neither shalt
thou profane the of thy God the ordLeviticus
1912.
Do You Sleep Well, Vidkun Quisling?

Easily first aonmg modern traitors his very
synonym for streamned treason stands Nidkun Quisng
Quslng is the of Norway who schemed and plotted
with Germans order lay his native land bare and help
less before the Nazi invader Odtime treason lay in de-
privng country of certain resist aggression.
Quislines streamned of today lay in deprivng
IL not only of the means but the very will To resist
Qusng thought to govern Norway. He believed that
the door had been opened TO the invader his
counymen would in frenzy of ssworship yield
TO him puppet ruler under the German overordshp
Has the effort Jared well?
II is quite year since April 1910. when Quslng
opened the doors of Norway the Trojan Horse Nazsm
and the armed German egions his country Outs
ling has had almost year to rally his admirers. if
Considering that he has at his back several hundred
thousand German bayonets the result must be crushing
disappointment who had hoped TO hitch-hike to
Valhala.
The Norwegian legislative body in the very face of the
glintng bayones has steadfasty refused give Qusng
any support whatever At stage even the Germans
removed him Mccarthy -inChief but had to put him
back, apparently because other native talent would
volunteer.
Landsides snowsides and other natural disasters
embarrassing 10 the German conquerors began TO pile
The concentration larger, stricter,
pressve Preachers the Morse churches refused to bow
the knee and being hobbed An effort raise
legion of Norwegian volunteers To fight under Qusng for
Germany Topped dismally. Loyal to their king, Nor
wegans took every opportunity TO show beated anpahy
to their who less happy each day
We do not pretend to understand the Quislng mind.
Maybe in some strange perverted way. he thought his
treason would be best for Norway. There is to
believe that Benedict Arnold before he could bring him
self TO beray his country rationaized himself
believing that it would be better off, after ALL under
Britain
pariah hated by his own held in contempt by the
Germans who profed, his very stencil, perhaps
Quisling has begun to take stock of himself.
One year after you gave your name maodorous i'm
mortality, how do you sleep at night Nidkun Qusing?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
QUESTIONS TO TEST
YOUR KNOWLEDGE

Can you answer seven Of
these test questions Turn TO
Woman's page for the answers.
/. The scientific name for the
dog star is Cereus. Sirius or
Cirrus?
2. ls Archie" a British slang
term for an anti-sircraft gun,
German prisoner or observation
balloon?
3. Actinium is an animal,
chemical element, or a kind Of
wood
4. Which federal agency was
created during the depression to
aid home owners in distress
5. What is the name for the
hard disk used in playing ice
hockey?
6. Name the csrtoonist VINO
originated the symbols of the
donkey and elephant for the
d e m attic and Republican
parties
I. Who preceded Frank c.
Walker as postmaster-genersl of
the United States?
8. In what country was the
Battle of Marathon fought?
3. Name the famous Swedish
singer whom P. T. Barnum
brought to America.
10. Is Delaware, Connecticut
or New Hampshire the second
smallest state in the union?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01

Win idti III paper.
Under tentative plans, the pro-
posed loans would amount to no
more than so per cent of the
value OF farm. The valuation
would be based, not on the pur-
chase price or present day APP
praisal, but on production in
come over n STANDARD period.
Chief advantage to holders of
farm mortgages Is that they
would become salsole to in
vestors. and could be rediseount-
ed at banks, under the govern
ment guarantee.
The new system would have
political advantages in that II
might placate farm groups that
now are resentful over their or
phanhke role In the defense pic
ture.
The usual family squs bible has
broken out over who shall oper-
ate the new agency. delaying
public announcement OF the
project. The warning groups
are FLA. Farm Credit and Of
fetal Lender Jesse X. Jones.
The insurance people are clam
oring for placing the latter in
command. They trust him more
than any other administration
figure. and believe he would run
the venture on a sound. business
like basis.
The Steel Workers Oreanix-
ing Committee CLIO unit-re-
Gently has given specific exam
Piles OF the kind OF cooperation
IL plans for industry under Phil
Murray's labor management
hookup. The movement IL pro-
crossing faster than the public
realizes.
When several small steel mills
in Pennsylvania faced the pros
pect OF bankruptcy. their EN-
ployes were confronted with i'm
pending unemployment. So,
under union auspices. the work
ers made survey OF plant
equipment, production msthods
and working conditions They
turned in detailed reports on how
efficiency could be improved and
costs lowered.
Though several csnvssses
criticized the continued use OF
obsolete machinery as couse
OF financial difficulties. they did
express the workers practical.
nrst-hsnd ideas OF what was
wrong. Naturally. they argued
that there Was no need 10 cut
wages II their suggestions were
needed.
The manufacturers are not
sur. hist they appreciate this
procedure. Some accepted the
advice and profted by il. &C
oordins 10 Murray and s. W. o.
c officials. But a sore point
with some industrislists is that
S.W.O.C. forwards these eri-
tiques 10 the department Of la
Dor and the national defense
commission This practice may
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So Long Ago

Nothing changes markedly than styles in humor
II you don't believe it, consider the death in Chicago the
other day of Mr. j. j. Mckenna, ST. That is ripe old
But within that life whole world. reflected by its style
Of humor has changed For Mckenna of the char
acters of Finley Peter DUNES famous Mr. Dooley' dis
courses, sometimes under his name of Mckenna
sometimes as "Mr. Hennessey"
The Dooley discourses riot in their day. couched
in thick brogue be almost incomprehensbe today
But they had lot of homely wisdom in them,
"They'se consolation; an it is il tn American
people govern themselves, they govern anything
that walks" So Mo. Dooley.
AN what'd We do with Aggy-whst-d' ye-ca-him7 -
asked Mr. Hennessey lAguinal6o the Philippine leader)
WELL" Mr.. Dooley replied with Frightening eyes. II
know what they'd do with him in this They'd give
that pahre what he asks an thin they'd throw him down
an take it away firm him.
Just like signing a non-sggression pact with Hitler.