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La gaceta., 1941-03-10
Fue I'm 6ritO La V3rbenG

FUe UU 6CdJO Ia
A peSar de la inclemencia del
tempo un verdadero exito Sc a.
notaron los organizadores de La
Verbena del Tabaco, ell sabado.
Todo indicaba que la fiesta
iba a tener que suspenderse, va
que a diStintas horas del dia ell
aqua hizo su aparici6n y tam =
bien a la bora precisa, ocho de la
noche; pero ell publico, hacienda
case omiso a ESQ, asisti6 en- gran
cantidad a los terrenos de Phi
lip Field.
A las 300 de la noche Sc hizo
la primera presentation de las
comparsas de las sociedades, CO.
INC tambien de los artistas LA
Andalucita," "Las Adelitas,"
Rail y Eva, Ell imitador Raul
Chevalier y "Los Cubanacanes."
Todos los n1meros fueron muy
arlaudidos por la concurrencia.
De las comparsas podemos de-
cir, segdn la opinion de la ma
yorfa, que la del Cfrculo Cubano
hizo un brillantfsima nImero.
Los kioskos de las sociedades
Sc vieron muy concurridos. Ell
La gaceta., 1941-03-10
LA CONVENTION DE LAS
MAESTRAS Y MAESTROS
DEL ESTADO

La convention de las maestras
V maeStroS del estado Sc verifi-
cara en- eSta ciudad los diaS 20 y
% de MARIO.
Ell cua 81 general Sc estab'e-
cera en- ell Hotel Florida y las Sc
stones sc efectuaran en- ell Coli
SEQ de la isla Davis.
Esperase una concGrrereia
no menOr de 5000.
Pronunciara i'm discurso EN- Ia
aSamblea general del ~iueves por
la noche, ell gobernador Holland.
Entire los oradores selecciona-
dos figuran ell professor Roma
Cans, de la Universidad de Co.
La gaceta., 1941-03-10
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

negocio fue eSplendido ell sabado
va que ell viernes tuvo que ser
suspendida por la lluvia.
La plataforma para los baila-
dores result6 pequena.
A la bora EN- que Sc iba a pre-
sentar de nuevo las variedades,
81 aqua hizo de nuevo su apart
ci6n y solo Sc p%resentaron los nu
meros de los artistas mas arriba
mencionados.
Muy bien estuvieron las or
questas que amenizaron esta
fiesta de LA Verbena del Taba-
Felicitanlos a los organizado-
res de este acontecimiento annual
por FL exito alcanzado.
La gaceta., 1941-03-10
La matinee de aver

La matinee de aver
Otro resonante exito Sc anot6
aver la Secci6n de Recreo del C.
Espanol, con la matinee bailable
que efectu6 en- su patio" de la
Septima avenida y Gale Dieci-
seis.
La asistencia fue selecta y nu
merosa. La mGsica, a gran altu-
"a. Frank Grasso supo una vez
dar al pGblico bailador 10 que
lie gusta.
El domingo entrante celebra-
ran la pr6xima, y asi continue
ran hasta ell domingo de Easter.
La gaceta., 1941-03-10
COmidd Homemade

En- la noche de pasado mana
ma, microbes, sera ofrecida una
comida en- honor de los senores
M. p. Schantz, Supreme Pasado
Jefe, y Fred w. Anton, Supre-
mo Secretario de la Orden Caba
1leros del Aguila de Orc.
Tendra efecto en- los salones
del Restaurant LAS Novedades'
v es auspiciada por los Castillos
Crist6bal Colon No. Z y Ponce
de Leon No. 8.
Ell Sr. Frank ]. Ramirez hace
saber a todos los hermanos que
deseen asistir, que pueden comu
nicarse con la comisi6n organi-
zadora.
La gaceta., 1941-03-10
KIDNEY STAGNATI0l
is WORSE THAN
y CONSTIPATION!


Sthm C-EaA h yOZ ko11 80
nors Importance thAA -four hdnayA
YOUR Kidneys there are nina mi4a
whIsh must work Day and nlght g
Hlt~r the fluids and kesp the syste.a esse
erom wastes, aeida. poisona which. ~
wIttad 10 rsmain, may eaane @arA0~ -
md hladdsr kOublsa-
n \ ~ vOndsE 49, eA n4e
usts-a calls sog hsrp - dsna 80 -
hdnsyA So Z - = q
-. usndaehA. DimElnes - Losa =
-. 4us y funstioAal kidney @sordassAs
~ HDANs, he famous hdny s.SssSe
WkAaA Gids NatFS - nusa ~
- IN nltar al Wa@esas - DsSvsA -
~ NAgnahoA.
rpANs b auss @4 AsAnhA@ T~S
u.nda rpogt Satirs S.1sfastssA. ~
ssso-nnG - Arsetiones
- a-sLI Prss oGsg - 49, bez@- "
n poA mtiafiaA return waopaa@
&C. ~ yoUa nooEH Ac&
La gaceta., 1941-03-10

Dentro de breveS dias sera
trasladada a su Residential, 511
S. Albany Ave.
Felicitamos a los dichosos pa
pas por Ell advenimiento de la lin
da c~riatura.
La gaceta., 1941-03-10
ARRESTADOS POR vENDER


Los diputados del sheriff Cul-
breath arrestaron ell sabado a
Evelio Garcia, conocido por q
Chino joven que toca los tambo-
res en- una orquesta local, ocu-
pandole cigarrillos de marigua-
ma.
La gaceta., 1941-03-10
CENTRIC ~ASTURIANO
COnVOcdtOIid

Sc eta a los sehores asOciados
para la session de Junta General
Ordinaria, correspondence n
cuarto trimestre de 1911, que
tendra lugar ell viernes IA del
actual, a las 80 p. M, en- ell sa-
lon teatro.
Sc ruega puntual a%sistencia.
J. G~Onzdlez,
Secretario.
Mario 9, 1871.
La gaceta., 1941-03-10

Nendia los cigarrillos de la te-
rrible hierba, segin ell jefe de d.
putadoS Myers, a raz6n de soc
cada uno.
Sc lie venia vigilando Y sus ac-
tividadeS eran conocidas.
lie Sera fijada una crecida
fianza.
La gaceta., 1941-03-10
BienpenidOs

BienUenidOs
En- la tarde del pasado sabado
arribaron a esta ciudad, proce =
denies de New York, los aprecia
dos amigos Leopoldo Fernando
y su esposa Mimi Cal; Srta. Es-
treNita Diaz, la pareja de bales
"Lazo de Argas, Carlos Suarez Y
Ramon Bermddez.
Actuaron con gran exito en- el
teatro Hispano.
La gaceta., 1941-03-10
HGcid Chicago

HGcid Chicago
En- dias pasadoS partierOn pa
ra la ciudad de Chicago los eSpo
SOS r. Rodriguez, con residen :
cia en- ell 300 de S. Albany Ave.
Asistiran a la graduation de
su hijo Ricardo Rodriguez, que
ha cursado estudios en- la North
wester University Naval Off
GERS.
Feliz viaje les deseamos antes
de su partida, a la vez que felici-
tamos a Ricardo por ell exito.
La gaceta., 1941-03-10
NdcimientO

NacimientO
BESIDE ell Hospital Municipal
Sc nos informa del nacimiento
de un hermOso varoncito, hijo de
los eSposoS Frank Moreno y Sra.
La gaceta., 1941-03-10
Santos del DtG
Cayo. DiOnisio v Victor.

NNJ u DIVENENEV E~N~Nf
Enviamos un afectuoso salu-
do a Victor Gonzalez. director
de La Sonora" Victor Rey, CO.
nocido cOmerciante de esta pla-
"a; Victor Garcia, Victor Paset-
ii, Dionisio Perez y a todos aque
Hos que no hayamos consignado.
La gaceta., 1941-03-10

BIT Ms AWHILE
AARpY AND me
o. MUM 6cOuTS
FlTZ AND STARTL,
HAVE CAMEL Nc
TOP SIDE or
pOlLUcE KNOB
From WHICH DlET
see ME lf1PEND
NC TORTURE
Or BELINDA w
me- VALLEY Be
low HON CAM
IpEY ahVE YER.
OF CAN TAET?
e
La gaceta., 1941-03-10

lumbia; r. P. Perry, presidente
de la Association de miembros
de las Juntas de Education de la
Florida; la Srta. Margarita
Morse, de Clearwater, y A. j.
Stoddard, de Filadelfia.
La gaceta., 1941-03-10
HAIR-BREADTH HARRY

M6 LEFT BEAlNpb
" TIE SAXA0F q
CLUTCHES o. -
he MJuNS N4o
IeARhGED eN
Our HEROINE S
TRICK o. MIXING
POISON ny w
MElp WAR HhNm,
NON BQANDi6A
a HLhhfRi6 SICK
BEFORE uER
HCRPiFlED EVE6l
rs A PRETTY
IENSE t1oNGNT!
-
Evening star., 1941-06-19

n THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
iunSi.araE Satea siE'ff GNfTED III STATES Of SM1s
aspason nGA Pstnt a tSs rs Es.. q h.ly Ae
Defer ferdsnts.wcfvH ACTION ess5.-,Ths
STousht BY the plaintiff in the nature Of .
world War Act Iis 1ss4 Il u,n sTsnesd sso.
csdure, against the several defendants
.n interest IN policy Of gnissd .s s. states ,s.
plaintif to Harry r Stonis. deceased, des-
1enated in the complaint as the insured,
pursuant to the provisions OF the sag san
Service Of the summons and complaint was
made on the defendant. G. A. Gallery, on
the 7th day OF January, 1941, in accord
6ss ss oidsF 'n' se9vc. seq e ess
mons and complaint was made on the
defendant. John Tsatsonis, in accord with
ef' Of this courP MED Hs Apr g. 1871 jordan
z: Bentley. Esauirc. an Attorney at Law:
Sn0ei sctinr IS guardian ID Litem for the de.
fendant, John Tsatsonis. The defendant,
OLYMPIA John Tsatsonis, resides in Athens.
Greece, IS alleged in the complaint, and BY
reason Of the war now in prosress involving
the Greek Nation and the occupation by
4 beliiserent enemy Of the % city OF Atnsns: rsIn.
1t nst P3ss .nd N apon the
said OLYMPIA John Tsatsonis, That an order
Of this court made and nled herein on
December 10, 1910. service Of the sum
mons and complaint was directed to be
made upon olimpia John TsatSonis per per
of any Embassy, Ministry or Consulate
of the United States in Athens. Greece.
Such service has not been effected and the
war now in effect involving the occupa.
tion Of Athens. Greece. and the disturbed
make personal service on the said OLYMPIA
possible. The plaintiff therefore prays
that this Court order and direct service Of
the summons and complaint to be made
upon the said OLYMPIA John Tsatsonis by
publication as . nonresident, pursuant to
the rbf pIoyifiGns St the cods Of the Distsie,
Rule 4 ts Of the Federal Rules Of Civil
Procedure. The afhdsvit of Joseph h San,
In attorney of the Department of Justice,
showing the defendant, OLYMPIA John
Use tsonis, to be nonresident or to have
been absent from the District. for at least
rn. St the Rains s4 i 5 5f b,h IT.. d: Day
fendant Olimpis John Tsatsonis, cause
her appearance to be entered herein on or
before the forfeit day, exclusive of Sun
days and legal holidays. occurring after
c.ae. o.aesd 1thtrw:e .i,s the cause w Se pre-
further ORDERED that this order shall
be published once week for three sue
cesslve weeks in Washington Evening Star
and WASHINGTON Law Reporter. newspapers
In the City OF Washington District Of
Columbia; +: DICKINSON LET'S. Justice.
Asst. Clerk, jel2l9,26
Evening star., 1941-06-19
ANNOUN CEMENT

The American Trailer Co, announces the
epenIng OF new trailer display lot featuring
sShrlt. Plymouth and Travelo trailers; In
speetiop invited American Trailer Co.,
Ioso WA ave, wO. S232.
Evening star., 1941-06-19
AUCTION SALES,
ADAM A WESCHLER a SON. Auctioneeri

TRgsTEEs SALE % or n!pHoyEp real
sTATh Til KHewT kHe sHnter A. hoRfwis hseoaRfw LIP
z'sSs No. o fsf 6 t.p;s .'sesess 60. q
er.s tt. sas q Sss ifesss @
aSt s By On Duhs fAHRspnS sasSn HE Il frrHI e
TT6aT TETSTT DAY or 3INE; dIs.i AZ rSUs
VII; Psrts Of oririnsi lot two " 5sS IL square
three hundred and seventeen tsl!I d. d.
1-Beginning for the same at the southeast
thence north seyenty-iive ,i75) feet. thence
sS.ne. eco ~ts hss fhsnss sso5 S0s f.s
:id th:ssf H.: soq, .Spi :.id e1s
:::ssnt,:nss ~, i.ss e j.. & :sssst 'GsS 's ssS
ninr, PARCEL. a-BeEinnins for the same
tes n9I.h 9f line 0f Eys ,1n street
thence west on said street twelve G3l feet
(75) feet. thence east twelve G2) feet six
}6l inches and thence south seyenty-nve
79( fsst 70 the 5Snt Of s
money o be paid in cash, balance in equal
installments. REPRESENTED BY promisory
4ss ts.r Sa .x cent?
per snnum from day Of sale, payable semi
annually, secured BY nrst deed Of trust
upon property sold, or all cash. at option
Of purchaser at sale. Examination Of title,
conveyaneinf. recording, revenue stamps
Terms to be complied with within thirty
days from day. Of sale, otherwise trustee
reserves the risht to resell property at risk
fve days advertisement Of such resale in
some newspaper published In Washington.
Without forfeitins deposit trustee may svsii
itself OF any LEGAL or EQUITABLE rights
asainst defaultine purchaser.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY,
Trustees.
BY ALFRED n. LAWSON.
jea, ,d&ds.exSu Vice President.
Evening star., 1941-06-19
TRAIlERS FOR SALE.

y1GADOND, the COACH that has Every
thing On display opposite Canary Camp,
Balto. blvd. Berwyn. Nd.
TRAnERS, new and used; easy TO deal
With. Elcar Coach Co. Canary Tranef
Camp, Rt l. Bervyn Nd
Evening star., 1941-06-19
m THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

TIE PFs4TsGT For e2EhB AZ HE F5F IF
ship: No. I24: 4:-Notice is hereby given. that
the partners hereinafter named, now being
all Of the general and special partners Of
The laws q IL. stat. 'nse of New D YORK. and %
desiring to continue to do business in the
is n.sn ssv. 81 oS.9a sa m tn. ono. 1ss o se e.1f esT
Columbia certifcate Of limited partner
name of the nrm under, which such part
nnershlg Is to be % conducted ., i, SMITH; 1i !;
f.. cuisines. to se IS IS
that Of underwriters, distributors. and Gus
todians OF. and brokers and dealers in
stocks bonds and other securities and in
81 h hsfss iHffa
which are general and which are special
partners, and their respective places Of
r:sasnef ne1S Henrs nrs BSties Box FIJI III,
Red Bank. N. y; Philemon Dickinson.
SHsstnut Jill JILL Icsf Phisaeghts 1s.v COUNTY ~
John W. castles. Convent, N. J.: General
joseph RsSs. sSf9 az aS.,E.r SID J9
pack Pike. Whitemarsh. Pa; j. Ford John
son, Jr.. Ambassador Hotel. Park Aye. and
slss soss st. a. T. y9hn Edwin T Guslef a. fisS rs
Locust ssn valley. lie L. /: l. n Y: Blrnett Waiter
Hsrdinr. Rumson, N J.; Edward 3. Smith.
Jr, "sweetwaters," Providence Rd Edge
Greenwich. Conn; Fred z. Koechlein. 641
Union Ave. Elizabeth, N. j.. W, Edwin
Wilisms; 600 Chsrletts Rd.' W. Plsinneld isna Id
Lone .on 80 HsadGTSrs9kN E. IStS s9 T. n Vim gar
clay Harding, Holmdel. N. j.; Harcourt
Amory, Ipswich, Mass. Ogden Phipps. Ros-
lyn. L. l., N. Y: ]. Ritchie KimbaI. r.
D. No Q, Morristown, N. j.; Karl Weisheit.
so1 Blvd, Mt. Lakes. N j.; Phillip W,
Brown, Haddon Rd. Scsrsdale, N. Y. The
smount of capital which each special part
ner shall have contributed to the partner
ship is as follows: Henry Z. Butler. $500
Fish, 100000, and John w. Castles.
100000. The period at WHICH the part.
nership is to commence and the period at
which Il Is to terminate are as follows
The partnership formed at the close Of
from and after the close of business on
April 30, 1871, for the term Of two years,
eisht months to and including Dec. 81,
1913, subject to earlier termination upon
certain contingenciss set forth in the afore-
Aforesaid and this publication are occe =
stoned by the retirement OF Sidney :.
Tyler rs general partner. as OF the
opening Of business on May /, 1871.
Ssf- n OF % 0R oS. .aul ,3,5,S,1O,l2
Evening star., 1941-06-19
LEGAL NOTICES.
FRANCIS W. HILL, Jr.; AUGUSTUS P.

Woods.rd BUILDING. MsssinTten. 3. e.
m THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
bis.@in the Matter Of NORTH CAPITOL
SAVINGS BANK, q corporation, 14th and
Park Road NV, WASHINGTON, D. c.
Miscellaneous No. 36.-ORDER NISI.-Pe-
tition herein having been hled by John
Moran as Receiver Of the North cspi.ol
assets Of said bank; having book value
S SVe cene Gents ts5sS.16%S' - % '455. described in
Exhibit A. attached TO said petition, TO
Lawrence 8. Grammar and Henry 9. Lorey
In the sum Of Six Hundred and Twenty.
hve Dollars (S625 .oo) unless higher of1er
or @ on the return date hereof, il IS BY ths
Court on the 10th day OF june, 1871,
ADJUDGED ORDERED AND DEcREED
That said offer of Lawrence s. Grauman
and Henry s. Lorey in the sum Of Six
Hundred Twenty-Five. Dollars tS625.0O
for said assets Of said receivership be &C.
cepted. and the sale thereof be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause be shown to the
contrary, or a higher offer for said assets.
ssssRsAeis ssseFs &. 's sfd fa' ess at On
1000 AN. at which time higher offers
viii be considered, and objections to said
sale will be heard, provided, however, that
q copy of this Order Nisi be published in
The washington Evening Star at least
three times. and in the Washinston Law Law
Reports, A. eat once Hs pTor t. Mo MoRRs fSFs
Jq,ss seal s4rw.R4 try c.re eoDy sv 5oa rsst
O. BOWEN. Asst. Clerk. tel4 .1s.19
IANEQ n r0STTVJn. AttorDey
Evening star., 1941-06-19
AUTOMOBILES yoR SALE

wILLYS de luxe 4-door sedan, 1888; here
Is a real buy in economical transporta-
ton; this car has q beautiful green hnish:
as good as new and a motor that has
many thousands Of unused miles left in
1t; fully guaranteed with our 5-dsy driv-
ing trial See this outstanding value to-
day Only 1857. LEE D. BUTLER CO..
1884 PA. AVE Sc. AT 4314.
Evening star., 1941-06-19
STORES FOR RENT
PROPOSALS

june 10. 1941.-seaIed proposals win Be
received at Room 800. District Building,
until 1000 AM, Z. s. r, June 80, for
furnishing Miscellaneous Food Supplies,
schedule No 1875. For Specifications and
information apply to Purchasing Oficer,
Room $50. District Building. ju1a,2O.2l
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
bureau Of supplies and Accounts, Navy
Department Wsshinston; D, c., until 10
nickel and pearlitic steel, pressure SAUCES,
Apply for proposals to the Bureau Of
Supplies and Accounts RAY SPEAR, Pay
master General Of the Navy. je19.26
EAaHMqToN SUBURBAN SANITARY
SEWER CONSTRUCTION.
Sealed proposals for constructing approx
mately 90 feet OF 15-inch vitrified pipe
sewers and $3.50 feet OF 24-inch reinforced
soncrets pine sewers on Contract l24-S
will be received at the once of the Wash
tngton Suburban Sanitary Commission,
Owens Avenue, Hyattsvills, Maryland, until
800 PM. Wednesday, June 25, 1941, at
which time and place they will be publicly
Plans and specifications may be obtained
from Harry r: Hall, Chief Engineer Of the
Commission, Hyattsville, Maryland, upon
deposit of $500, which deposit will be
returned to bidders. or those returning
blans and Specifications in good condition.
PERRY BOSWELL
J pONALD CI.AGETT.
FRANK B. SMITH.
h1e,1a Commissioners.
Evening star., 1941-06-19

sTUDEBAKER President cruising sedan,
1888; original gray finish: very low mile
age; clean upholstery, gss-saving overdrive.
Enjoy the comfort Of the ''s'' at an operat-
ing cost of a six. Butler Bonded. 1857.
LEE D. BUTLER CO.. 1121 2Ist st. NV.
DI 1918
Evening star., 1941-06-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

TERRAPLANE 1887 2-door sedan i'm
msculate inside and out. Economical to
operate. This car has been thoroughly
CHERNERIZED and is fully guaranteed for
your safety and comfort Only S39 down
and SILL per month,
cHERNER MOTOR CO.
1711 Florida Ave. NV. HO. 5000.
TERRAPLANE 1887 4-door trunk sedan;
black finish. splendid economical family
car that's in fine condition mechanically
and in appearance; reduced to sell at
once for 1925: car No. 3235-A. L. p
STEUART. INC. 1925 14th NV. Decatur
4803. Closed Sundays, open evenings.
WILLYS 1899 coupe; clean, black. origi-
nal finish: almost like new inside: this is
one of the most economical cars that can
be bought; you'll have no expensive repair
bills and will get q lot Of motoring pleasure
out Of 1t; you can't 60 wrong for only 1929.
PAUL BROS.-Oldsmobile,
1920 Wisconsin Ave WoOdley 2l61.
Evening star., 1941-06-19

most popular body styles in the used
car arket today. This car is as immac-
ulate as new; excellent tires. beautiful
finish and interior, fine motor that is eco
pomical to operate: thoroushly CHERNER-
fzED and fully guaranteed: only S799;
~ cHERNER MOTOR CO.,
I'LL Florida Ave. NV. HO. 5000.
OLDSMOBnE 1887 o-eyl coupe; formerly
owned BY Govt. oficisl, in Al cond. 1878.
Wisconsin Motors, Inc, 1045 70 1868
Evening star., 1941-06-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PONTIAC 1888 4-door. sedan; black
fnish. heater. Al mech. cond:: $445;
Wi:sSnsn AVE- Mosgai NJ as ass as4 iSe
PONTIAC 1910 torpedo: radio and heater,
nnd Q nav in this unusual car; Bee it
today. Guaranteed. Liberal trade. Easy
~ ~ TRIANGLE MOTORS.
1401 Rhode Island Ave. NE. DE. 1902.
PONTIAC 1883 .5-pass, trunk sedan; eco
nnish. motor. fully guarsnteed s very good
tires very clean inferior ans gT!ssd 10y
1sf; Tses; 1928 Rhode Island ave- ne Dupont
PoNTIAc. 1889 club coupe;; We have =
heater and in perfect condition. priced
n:a. ns1'' North @Nas ais4. M0'0l'' l001 -1In ~
PONTIAC POM 1910 aTorDeHo) .," IS" sesII sedsn;
MoToRs. 1887 s f4th st: i " N0r.s sIs4.
PONTIAC 1887 2-door sedan; splendid
good goo tires. eis.n IntsTior and WIN give
service eHfaY sgfS sssK cKssr N Mor6Rs 8 6 ssrm'
7105 Wisconsin Ave. Wisconsin 1896.
sTgDEBAkLR oonm;Sds5 Go ssdsH . is42
hnish is gray. You must see and drive this
af rsaSest 0 ''d FSy SH r1arsnteed and our s
say s1},, drying Hp trial 9nly sz97. LEE 3.
car will give you dependable Transportation
SH RshS aNb q FULLY
It with = down payment Of only SO and pay
only sis.sd cHRRNRR Rfs Rfnta; MoroR CO,
1711 Florida Ave. NV. Ho. 5000.
sTUDEBAKER Dictator sedan, 1897; PLAN
od.n sa Iafs sno
ff SHfGER GU l5sa fsans ses ave- Sc
sTUDEBAKER 1889 Commander 4-door
sedan: excellent gray finish. motor thor
oushly checked and fully guaranteed: 5
TO sell at once for $500. Car No. 34O3-A.
4. T. sTEUART INC. 1925 14th st. NV.
sTUpEBAKER 1889 de luxe Presi|
cruising si,a e. 4,doSr @ sedan; radio heat .e'[
Srans new car; 5000 "'nh. mi. '' st 81 IS: S;
sl.a.n.ssss sKoSsToys 81 " y , 4s2s 4ess A,. Ne
sTUDEBAKER 1870 Champion coupe;
1928 down, new-car terms. Burrows Stu
deoaker' 300 M St s.e' opposite Navy "a. Yard
STUDEBAKER Commander club sedan
1888: beautiful blue finish, radio. heater
and eas-savine overdrive. Many unused
miles in a used Studebaker. Butler Bonded
only S4S7. LEE D, BUTLER CO., 112l
2lst ST. NV. Dr 1918.
sTUDEBAKER 1910 President sedan; beau
tifu' tan finish, radio, white sidewall tires,
climatizer. rear center armrest, excellent
LovsG Ii5ss sad nSToaYour %SIS5 st2 Packard Dealer
2427 14th st. NV. RE. O503.
sTUDEBAKER President cruising sedan,
1888; original gray finish; very low mile
age; clean upholstery, gas-saving overdrive
Enjoy the comfort OF the "s'' at an operat-
ing cost Of a six Butler Bonded. 1857
LEE D. BUTLER CO.. 1921 21st st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-06-19

PONTIAC coupe: excellent TRANSPORTATION
for only $50. LOGAN MOTOR CO., 18th
and NJ kts. NV. RE 1881.
Evening star., 1941-06-19

sTUDEBAKER 1910 President sedan: beau
tifu' tan finish, radio white sidewall tires,
climatiser. rear center armrest, excellent
tires and motor: S745
LOVING MOTORS-Your Packard Dealer.
2427 14th st. NV RE O503
Evening star., 1941-06-19

STUDEBAKER Commander club sedan
1898: beautiful blue finish radio. heater
miles in a used Studebaker. Butler Bonded
only S4S7. LEE D. BUTLER CO.. 1921
2Ist st NV Df 1918
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to admit nine foreigners because
some concealed violations of laws
and previous petitions of others had
been dismissed. according to the
Government. Three persons were
repatriated.
THE world today looks TO the
United States for leadership in the
great struggle for the continuation
of civilization, and our Government
looks to its people to do everything
possible to help our Nation continue
that leadership" Justice Wheat told
the new citizens.
You are indeed fortunate today
in being able to become American
citizens, and I welcome you into our
citizenry. You are now ready to &C
cept the full responsibilities and
privileges accorded our native-born
citizens, and know you will appre-
ciate the advantages and opportuni-
ties which will come your way In this
great land of free men"
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a Instructors Named
To Teach Swimming
In Free Course
Value of Method Of
Exercise Cited by
T Aquatic Chief

Paul R. Wilson, aquatic instructor
at the Y. VI. C. A., who will be in
charge of instruction in swimming
in the Central Young Mems Chris
tan Association mems learnto-
swim campaign, to be conducted in
cooperation with The Star. yes
terday emphasized the value of
swimming as an exercise. At the
same time he named four instruc-
tors, who are to assist him when
the swimming lessons begin on
June 9.
Mr.. Wilson described swimming
as "a perfect exercise that distrib-
utes work evenly among all the
muscles"
Endorsed by r. E. Singer.
The campaign mas peen Endorsed
by Russell E. Singer, general man.
ager of the American Automobile
Association, who declared:
Swimming is recognized as one
of our most wholesome forms of
pleasure and recreation. Proper in
struction equips one to get the
maximum of pleasure from SWIM
ming and at the same time gives
invaluable pointers on how to take
care of ones self while in the
water, and to help Others
Those scheduled to help Mr.. Will
son with the lessons include Robert
Fulton, aquatic instructor at the
"Y";; Harold Hines and Lloyd Mum
sill, members of the Y. M. c. A.
swimming team; John Searles, in
structor in swimming and life saw
ing, and other members of the 'Y"
swimming team to be named later.
Simplified Registration.
All men who want to take ad-
vantage of the lessons may do so by
simply registering either in person
or by mail at the Y. M. c. A., 1886
G street NV, by 9 pm. Saturday.
Those wishing to register by mail
may do so by simply filling out the
coupon run in The Star with name
and address and mailing it to R. E..
Myers at the Y. M. C. A. or the
learn-to-swim registration desk
there. Mr.. Myers, who is member