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S3,575 at S28,6O Per Month.

In beautiful Chevy Chase. Md. near Rose
mary School and right at trarsp. Priced
only Sl3.10O Call EN- OOPS during day.
IL M answer call OIL, ORG
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THOS. j. OWEN & SON AUCTIoNEERS.
1431 Eye st. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY KNOWN AS 1927

FULTON ST NV.
BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust duiy
recorded in Liber. No. 1855. folio 595.
ct seq. Of the land records OF the District
of Columbia. and at the request OF the
party secured ED thereby DS, the e0n 5
q ths premises CAV On TSEsp otroR aHE
A.D. 1e4i' al THREE-rHfRTY O'CLOCK
PM, the following described land and
premises. situate in the District OF Column
bia. and designated as and being lots
thTee 'ef 955, ' IN Square nambered e,shtssn
hundred thirteen 1s13 in, c. J Bell.
trustees subdivision OF land known as
Cathedral Highlands" as per plat recorded
in the Office of the surveyor for the DIS.
trict of Columbia in Liber County II at
folio 43. Subject to covenants OF record
as they appear-in the land records OF the
TERMS OF SALE: one-third OF, the
purchase money to be paid in cash. balance
in two equal inStallments payable IN one
and two years, with interest at hve per
cen.um per apnum. payable seml-annualIyI
from day OF sale. secured by first deed OF
trust upon the property sold or al cssn;
at tie option of the purchaser, deposit
OF $500 will be required at time Of sale.
Ali conveyancing. recording, revenue
stamps etc. at cost of purchaser. Terms
of sale to be complied with within 80 days
from day of sale, otherwise the trustee
reserves the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost of defaultins pur;;
such resale in some newspaper published
In "ash TIE HwARsHiINcToN LOAN =
~ TE RI,sRr6 Sq 3 iAAWsoa Trustee
oc17, dads exsun. vics President.
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By: ALFRED H LAWSON.
oc17d &d S eXSu Vice President
THOMAS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS,
1881 Eye Street NV

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
E bWEIiN BEING co TTHSFSFf E EIdGF
sT hREAaE No aNgMAsA 40 '0l 1s'n
BY virtue of certain Deed OF Trust
recorded IN L6sr No 5544 at t0ii9 44S Of
bia. and at the request Of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned will sell at public
auc5io9 I n fT S1 Of ths gremises On TUES
AT AT 4: 80 O'CLOCK. N. the following de:
scribed land and premises, situate in the
District of Columbia, and being Lot num-
bered Eighty-eight 1881 in Ethel M. Rut-
Tvs. subdivision of lots in SQUARE numbered
plat recorded in the ONCE. Of the Surveyor
for the District of Columbia in Liber No.
. TERMS OF OF SALE: Purchaser to pay
the balance, in three instsllments. IN one
two and three years respectively. with
interest at the rate of six 90 per centum
per snnum, and secured by Deed of Trust
option of the purchaser; taxes paid or
adjusted to the date of sale; purchaser to
nay interest on purchase price from date
of sale to date of settlement at SIX go
recording. revenue stamps. etc, at the
cost of the purchaser: good title or no sale.
A deposit of $3.50. 90 will be REQUIRED at the
time of sale and settlement to pc within
deposit forfeited, and the property resold
at the cost and risk Of the defaultins ,pur-
chaser. after Ave 90 days previous adysT-
0u''i'"ea LII J. WILEY JACOBS,
Surviving Trustee,
9o5 18th St NV, Washington, D. c.
oc16,111s,20.22 o.. "a 25.21.2S
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.
FAIRFAX HILLS.

A beautiful new subdivision OF very large
hOmeSiteS, 10000 "a. #. to "A 900 50. #
in each tract Note: One regulation size
lot contains 5000 so. #. Priced 500 TO
81 900. easy terms. To inspect, drive out
Columbia pike through Annandale Il mi
to property. turn left on top OF hill.
GOODNOW REALTY CO.
PHONE ALEX lOl6 OR 1887
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!, SMALL VIRGINIA HOMES
ARLINGTON BARGAINS

At original prices. S5,S00-An outstand-
ing value in 4-room house Only months
old has nice living room. fully equipped
kitchen. - bedrooms. tiled bath. screened
porch: conveniently located to downtown
Washington.
Attractive new brick Colonial house. 5
minutes from downtown Washington; has
large bedrooms. tiled bath. large living
room with fireplace. dining room. kitchen.
screened porch. full basement. oil heat and
detached garage: only S9250.
We also have a few others from $4,000
N,a lnn
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$10,950.
PICTURESQUE LONG
WHITE WILLIAMSBURG.

This attractive, practically new. modern
detached brick, Groom and 2-bath home
is offered for much less than cost of re-
production. If it could be reproduced now
In Maryland a little beyond .Kenwood
with complete shower bath on st floor. The
living room is 24'x12'6" over all. AIT,
conditioned oil heat . fireplaces. attached
garage: weather-s stripped and screened
electric refrigeration and KNOTTY PINE
PANELED RECREATION ROOM in base:
ment with 1replaee Good cash iaI paym en-,
appointment and further Information cal
Of once, Mr.. WASSER GeprRia 67bs o.
National oS6o,
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MONEY WANTED.

WANTED. 81 500, SECURED BY SECOND
MORTGAGE D. C. property; repaid in three
years. SO interest; reasonable discount
Box 1868. Star
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EVANSVILLE HILLS.
6-r. brick, h.-w.h., bath, cleo. fireplace,
hvd. hoors, built-in garage; paved street,
bus 1t door; close TO schools; $500, terms.
IVES, VA. 1881.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

COBB ISLAND. BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED
cottage. finished with knotty pine; large
wooded lot: running water cleo; price
$1,000 real bargain See ANDREW ]
NORRIS. resident agent
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THE GOSS CO.,
1904 Wilson Blvd OK 109s GIL. 124s.
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME.
New, full two-story detached brick, on
large lot 8 fine rooms beautiful kitchen:
air conditioned open fireplace. center hall
plan. Finely located In Riverdale. Price.
$3.50: easy terms: close to school 49l
Ravenwood I'd. tOld Adams aveD. NJ. D.
CAMPBELL. Warfleld 09s4.
ARLINGTON, ATTRACTIVE history
oil heat, air cond, screened porch. garage,
good neighborhood cow. everything; loo
bus: SO 500: reasonable terms
DICK BASSETT, CHI. 5057.
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oUT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE.

SALE OR RENT-LOVELY HOME, Q RMS.
porches and grounds; garage: maple trees,
full furnished for immediate use; fishing.
boating. JUDGE WILBERT MERRIKEN,
Denton Md
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NEW GROOM,
9 AND 3 BATH HOMES,
ARLINGTON. VA-Just being completed
In Crystal Spring Knobs. Wooded section
Of fine homes. Price. Sill and Sl2,15O.
Call for appointment to inspect
NJ T BROYHILL CO. NC
BUILDERS IN REAL ESTATE.
CHI. $500. Evenings, CHI 5517.
Tourist and ROoming House
On Wilson blvd, Arlington's fVa) most
valuable business district: house has 5
sleeping rooms sleeping porch, large ga
rage which could be made into apt: lot
50x16s: present income. $500 to $3.50
monthly; will sell property with or with
out furnishings or sell business and fur
nishines and lease property with option
to buy: an excellent opportunity both as
investment in land or going business
which Will soon pay for property.
c. W. CLEVER CO, INC.
ll23 North Irving ST
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$10,5OO-Exceptional BIZ

. 3 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS.
Lovely corner, roomy, new, modern, de-
tached Groom brick home. of Bradley
blvd, beyond Kenwood in Bethesda area
Md. This is bargain, having a finished
knotty-pine recreation rm. In basement,
with fireplace: side porch, built-in garage.
large kitchen with breakfast nook. numer-
Gus closets automatic heat and refrgera-
tion. and nicely Handicapped lot. approx
mately 65x1OO f. For further informstion
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PROFITABLE, DAIRY,
EARMS FOR RENT.

FARM. 1O2 ACRES CLEAR GROUND,
with houses on it: miles from District
line on Seven Locks I'd: telephone. but no
electricity. WI. 1851
FORTY ACRES AVAILABLE FOR WHEAT
sowing on a half-share basis. Will furnish
seed and fertilizer Act quickly. JOHN w.
ARMIGER. Beltsville Md 26s
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Sc. 500-VACANT.
UNEXPECTED ILLNESS

Makes it necessary for us to sell this brick
home. containing beamed ceiling liv. nm.
large d. r. and well-eauipped kit: bed
rms and bath md floor; beautifully
wooded lot in Greenwich Forest: reason
ably priced. Directions: Out Old George
town I'd. 20 Huntington parkway. left >
blocks right . SoO7 Moorland lane. Open
daily and Sunday, L to 8 m. Tele.
Wisconsin o43o
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

500 H ST. NE ROOMS, LIST FLOOR,
$40 month. Phone District 3411
1st-FLOOR OFFICE, GLASS FRONT; GOOD
for Office or display. D1NOWITZ CO.. MA.
6117. 90
. SMALL OFFICES AT s29 H ST. NV.
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BUNGALOW.

3 rms, full attic and basement. facing
Yorktown Village Price. only S7,350
Directions: Out Wis. ave. to Western ave.
left to District Grocery Store. right to
5QQt WestuaY drive WISCONSIN OBI
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Gal EYE ST NE-S5 75O

64I EYE ST. N.E.-$5,7 5U.
Open Sat. and Sunday. See this splen-
did 7-room home; oil, hot-water heat; house
in perfect condition Call MR.. FOSTER.
WA. 917S or DI. 3346. Ask for Mr.. Foster.
YIrY1X1 nAYX nEA1nH
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO SELL OR
to rent, regardless of condition or location.
am in position TO give prompt and eff
Gent service. MR.. POWELL, Republic
1851 or North 6O05.
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SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.
,. A.. GRIN. COLONIAL HOME. BATH
and Law. h-wh oil burner, firepaces,
shade trees: remodeled; $4,000. terms or
500 mo. fur; r. D. GRAHAM. Fairfax
IS or 1918.
SALE OR RENT. WASH BLVD, 4 MI. N.
of Laurel, fine house 10 acres. suitable
. apis. o rooms, all cow: city gas oil
heat, phone. r. z. ARMSTRONG, Arm
iper u6-W oDS
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$4,950.
TAKOMA PARK.

Best new-house value in Washington.
brand-new; all-brick, mi-detached; con-
venient location: consists OF large rooms
> complete baths, recreation room with
tile floor. can be used as bedroom: COM
plete bath in basement: for only $3.50:
small cash payment. balance less than
rent; only . left an opportunity to own
your home; act at once, Call Mr.. Colds
borough. with BETHEL, District BOO
or Emerson q53q
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FASHIONABLE 18th ST.
S15.95O UP
BETHESDA, MD.

REHj bU - ,SJU.
Bungalow, rooms and bath, garage;
automatic heat, air conditioned. beautiful
lot; convenient location; reasonable terms
L. G. WHITE, Real Estate,
-1o1 wis Ave WI 1900 25'
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WHY PAY RENT

When you can buy this attractive semi-det.
home or investment near 10th and H SITS.
ne? rms. bath. porches. deep lot. etc.
Completely reconditioned. Only S4,950, on
terms.
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co.. ME. $500.
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Ideal Location for Doctor and Dentist
1913 GEORGIA AVE.
HARRY A OLIKER CO,
Q1s 18th ST. NV. National 1857.
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SILVER SPRING-S6 75O.

New, attractive Groom brick, . stories.
center plan, 3 bedrooms and bath End
floor. large living room. dining room.
kitchen st floor: porch. full basement, oil
heat. near shopping center, schools and
buses. Nice residential section. F. H. A.
terms. VIM. E. RICHARDSON, builder,
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5 BEDROOMS.

This excellent semi-detached. Groom:
e-bath brick home is offered as real
value; located west of 10th St, near Rock
Creek golf course; has ultramodern kltch.
eas heat S-car garage beautiful shrubbef
lot: formerly sold for 21,500 now offered
ct S15,25O; terms. Inspection by appoint
ment only. Call Mr.. Rod.
Francis A. Blundon Co., Inc,
sns II CT NV MA OLA,
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SILVER SPRING.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Detached. center-hall Colonial frame:
slate roof 4 bedrooms. tiled bath. garage.
shade trees. oil burner; excellent condi-
ton; close to bus: walking distance to all
schools lot 60x120.
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hNIIINO OTN . bEsoI bV %
Exquisite homes. overlooking Potomac
P hrcsG spacious M oeeroom 9Ho oatns
New broom brick large corner lot; ex-
cellent location; oil heat; S7.350.00. An
other at S7,15000.
New bungalow, asbestos shingles; 4 large
rooms, full cellar, attic, oil heat. Good
buy. Right price. Cash payment, 100000.
Lyon Village-Bungalow, frame and
stucco, large rooms hot-water heat. oil
burner, full cellar; large lot; all conven-
fences. Price. S6.250.00.
Lyon Park-New six-room brick, oil
heat, all conveniences; every appointment
for fine home; excellent location, "a block
of Lee blvd Garage. Extra large lot.
Price. S9.25O-QO
Two frame bungalows, five rooms each,
one with oil heat: priced at $3.50, S6.450.
F. W. BURNETT. 2104 N. Pershing DR..
oxford 2416 21s
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MONEY ON SECOND TRUST
We will buy second-trust notes, D. c.
nearby Md or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE INVESTMENT
1912 ". Ave. NV. National $3.50,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-25
LOUD soUAwKING

Whatever happens from now on
there viii be a large batch of close
order movement IN naming the
most valuable players for 1871, as
far as the two big leagues are con-
cerned.
Unless there is definite change
IN the situation as it happens to be
at this particular spot, the squawk-
ing will be loud and long in the
morbio camps OF the losers. We may
even have photo finishes in both big
leagues before the final verdict IS
rendered.
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= q. o. O. O. O. O. g. @ @. @. @ O. O. G. g. 9.
, Ask Me n
ANOTHER {
!, A General Quiz
The Questions

1. Approximately how many
members has the British house of
lords?
2. What is euphemism?
3. What is meant by the French
phrase Wis a Wis?
4. What was the nationality of
the traveller Marco Polo?
5. Nemesis, the avenging deity
of the ancient Greeks, was repre-
sented as what, man, woman, or
beast?
6. What river supplies the wa
ter by which the Panama canal
locks are operated?
q. The science of pomology
deals with what?
8. United States cruisers are
named after what?
g. Does the United States
award medals or decorations for
achievements In the arts and
sciences?
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Not Orer Yet

This is only sample from days
mail that ranges from vitriol to
velvet. This country is packed with
millions of baseball fanatics who
may not get to see so many games,
but who follow the play from game
to game.
Here are few more examples:
eff Ted williams hits around 400
they can't leave him of. DiMaggio
is a great ball player. But so is
Williams, who is also a better hit
ter"
How can they leave off Bob Fell
Ter? Any smart manager will tell
you he'd rather have Feller on his
pay roll than any man IN baseball.
Ask Jimmy Dykes, one of the smart
est of the whole lot. Teller happens
to be with ball club that can nei-
Their hit nor field nor hustle. But he
is still the games leading pitcher,
and will finish that way"
"Pm not a New York rooter. but
it was DiMaggio's record hitting
streak that lifted the Yankees out of
the rut they were In and got them
started. He gave them the spark
they needed, and broke up the race"
"They all forget the 1910 season.
A year ago Hank Greenberg of the
Tigers won under wraps. He was
much farther IN front of his field
than any man in the A. l. this year
Hank was 8 foot, inch stand
ont -
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-25

HERE seems to be enough bitter
L argument and poisonous debate
going on in the country without STIR
ring up more trouble. But we have
been guilty of this fault recently in
asking whether Joe DiMaggio, Ted
Williams or Bob Feller should be
awarded the purple toga that goes
to the American leagues most valu-
able player.
The sniping comes from many
directions.
"Why pick these three" writes an
indignant fan from Albion, Mich.
my vote, plus many others, goes
to Cecil Travis of the Washington
Senators. On a second division ball
club he will never get it. Travis
has been far more valuable to the
Senators than DiNIaggiO, williams
and FeIler have been to the Yankees,
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In a Minority

A weIl-known British dramatic
agent, Golding Bright, who died
recently, handled Shaw's plays
among others. But on their first
encounter Bright was in the gal
lery on a Shaw first night. IT
seems he was the only member
of the audience who didn't like
the play. Anyway, when Shaw
came forward to take the Eau
thor" call, Bright greeted him
with a full-lunged 'tBooi'
"Quite, my dear SIR" said
Shaw. but what are you and I
among so many"
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slavs Have Given Many Famous People to World

stock IN it, too, when he signed a
treaty with Russia IN 1899. He
thought of Germany as the great
Teuton nation and of Russia as the
main Slav nation. In the treaty he
promised not to make war against
Russia.
Yet Hitler had made promises be-
fore that and had broken them.
Since then he has kept on doing
the same thing.
Hitler ordered his soldiers 70 march
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-25

A war between the Teuton and
the Slav
That is what Adolf Hitler talked
about 10 years ago, and he wrote
about IN his book, ''Mein Kampf." "
Both the Teutons and the Slavs
are members of the white race.
Most persons take no stock in such
silly ideas as the need for a war
between them.
Hitler made believe he took no
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-25

against Russia. This must have
seemed to him the opening of the
main war between the Teuton and
the Slav. Before it started, he had
won power over the Slavic nations
of Poland, Czecho-Slovakia, Bull
garia and Jugoslavia, but Russia is
the biggest of all Slavic nations.
1T takes many kinds of people"
we are told, ito make a world. !"
The Slavs have had share In build
ing up things which the world needs.
They have been best, perhaps, IN
writing, music and science.
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The AnssDers

l. Seven hundred and forty.
2. A mild name for something
disagreeable.
3. Opposite.
4. Italian (Venetian).
5. Woman.
6. The Chargers.
z. Fruit.
8. Cities.
9. No.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-25
TtUo Glasses

There are two distinct classes of
people in the world; those that
feel that they themselves are in a
body; and those that feel that
they themselves are a body, with
something working it. I feel like
the contents of a bottle, and am
curious to know what will happen
when the bottle is uncorked. Will
liam De Morgan.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-25

GETTING old? That double chin
~ means only that you're get
ting softl
Chin and neck exercises, you
know, can vanquish double chin,
Just as right exercises reduce fat
ty hips or bulgy tummy. When
unused muscles are brought back
to youthful firmness that lost"
beauty returns!
Our 32-page booklet has exercise rou-
tines to correct all these figure faults. as
well as poor posture. 'dowager's hump,
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In the National

The same argument IN the Nation
al league has been obscured by the
whirling dust tossed UP by the Dodg-
ers and Cardinals.
The pennant race here is above
any individual. But In a race of this
sort it is almost certain that the
award will go to a member of one
of the two teams that made the race
all year-that carried the league
from duIIness and mediocrity to one
of the great battles of baseball.
A month ago Pete Reiser was the
top choice Then Pete was hurt and
dust began to settle In his batting
eye. The Dodgers main entries
have been Whit Wyatt, Kirby Higbe,
DoIph Canilli, Dixie Walker and
Ducky Medwick.
Terry Moore had the jump on the
Cardinal field until he was hurt.
Terry Moore is a great ball player.
Terry isn't out of the race vet.
Then young Ernie White came along
as one of the leading candidates.
Johnny HOpp, filing in at first and
the 0utfield, starring on both Jobs,
was well around the front until he
was spiked. He still has his chance.
So has Johnny MiZe. And don't
overlook Frank Crespi and Jimmy
Brown.
The Cardinals have had so many
stars injured and out of action that
it's hard to imagine them with a
complete team. They still have
been more of a team combination
than any of the other outfits. Not
even the old Gashouse delegation
outhustled or outfought their way
over more rough and rugged ter
rain. The Cardinals have had the
much tougher luck, the rougher
breaks with so many cripples.
DiMaggio, Teller, Williams, Trav-
is and the others have yet to be
named So there's no reason to
get steamed up too far In advance.
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1. Approximately how many
Iembers has the British house of
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-25

Red S0x and Indians. He has been
hitting steadily between 500 and
$40.
"And don't overlook Cullenbine,
Thornton Lee and Frank Hayes.
They're out of the spotlight. But
they belong there.
"If it has to be DiMaggio. Williams
or Feller, make it Teller. Just fig
ure him with the Yankees or Red
Sox-at least IS wins, maybe more"
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Exercise for Health, Beauty

heavy legs. Also has general daily ex-
ercise routine, special exercises for relax
ing. tense nerves. relieving aching feet
Send your order to:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-09-18
Urges Preventive
Steps To Avoid
Mouth Disease
Care Of Oral Tissues AS
Important AS Tooth Care,
Says Health Dept. Expert

Care of the soft tissues of the
mouth in order to avoid ''trench
MOUTH and similar diseases was
urged in a statement issued this
week by DR.. Richard C. Leonard,
chief of the division of oral hygiene
Of the State Department of Health.
"The soft tissues OF the mouth
require as careful watching as the
teeth to keep them in a healthy
condition." DR.. Leonard said. Zone
Of the more common diseases to
which these soft tissues are sub
ject is a germ disease known as
'Vincent's Infection also called
trench mouth from the fact that
it was very prevalent among SOL
diers in crowded camps and trench
es during the World War. These
names are given the disease when
it affects the gums and supporting
structures of the teeth; sometimes
it affects the throat and tonsils, in
which case it is called sVincent's
angina
Zone popularity OF the germs