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Evening star., 1942-11-15
COLORED FLASH!
BLESSED ARE RENTERS
For This Will Comfort Them
And Make Them Landlords,

Read on II You Would Profit.
large rms. BATH 2 back porches, can
concrete front .rch, tapestry stone and
prick; new hot-air heating plant very
big hsmt.: nr. everything; ami: front
ard rear yds. A MONEY MAKER OF 1st
WATER. Shown by appointment only.
Owner says sacrifice for only $3.50 Very
hoeTst M,,frrM tsTnas eafG,.9p AfteT Pm FR 0sss.
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$9,500.
4709 GUILFORD RID.

COLLEGE PARK. MD.
Center-han colonial. Nine rooms
Hot- heat. coal hardwood foors,
detached garage. Large living room,
15x33. with real open fireplace. Dining
room, 1878; large Kitchen vith pantry.
and rear porches. House in perfect con-
dition. New roof. LESS than ONE
BLOCK to STREETCAR. Walking dis
at this price.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
peter j. hagan
WA. 3765.

WA. 3765.
MARYLAND PARK.
$2,100.
CORNER BUNGALOW.
Four rooms and bath; corner lot; on
new roadway, two blocks from high
school: short walk to cars: stove heat;
now rented at S26 month; terms.
4814 DELAWARE ST.,
BERWYN, MD.
TWO FAMILY APARTMENT.
ONE ACRE SHADY LAND.
This place is in tip-top shape. Like
new throughout. Hardwood floors. Oil
hot-water heat (can be converted. Two
ave-room and bath apartments. sep.
arate entrances. All large rooms. two
electric refrigerators. Two electric
stoves. Upstairs apartment rents for
s75 mo. A wonderful opportunity. Live
downstairs, let upstairs pay for home
All weatherstrippcd and fully insulated
DE to owner being drrfted can be pur-
ciHsed for S8,975. Terms. A real bar
saln.
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Co'ored. Mr.. 13th T. IRVING Its. n,w.-e
FicE:ln-. lU-2 pm, Dupont G604. ~
catUr 116O.
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CHARMING RESTORED
ALEX HOME

=, Located in an excellent neishborhood,
sh,s ~ s,o olo orick home covered, with white
ORIGINAL floors, mantels and paneling have
Pee psen LETT intact It contains side en-
pretty. walled-in garden, large liyinr room
with fireplace and old crystal chandelier
aitahs ainihns room with door opening on garden.
A., library with fireplace, 2 bedrooms and
path. An additional bedrm and bath is
located on the third fl. Price, $4,000.
GEO. MASON GREEN CO.
2s4Q Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va
CA 5S36. Ewes, Glebe 5O7S
Evening star., 1942-11-15

MI, RAINIER, MD.
3eunds 3yeu Hneaa 1c5S q oaf seiqu rless
This is without q doubt one Of the
prettiest places in Mt Rainier. 155-
foot frontage on one Of the main
block to District line. Very attractive
bungalow. Six rooms and bath with
maids room In attic. Open fireplace,
inclosed front and rear porches, storm
sash and screens for entire house. Oil
hot-water heat. All-electric kitchen
Two-car garage. To see this is to buy
1t. All newly painted and decorated.
Evening star., 1942-11-15

o1111V0iED bUNTALOW
ON WOODED HILLSIDE LOT.
ton, within l. blk. Of grade schools t1Is
aashestos-shingleH bungalow ccnte!ns lv.
ing room with fireplace, dirfette, sun porch,
oeen finished into l large room with
sa!oinins u BATH, Terms. $1,000 cash,
800 per mo. Price, $6.25O
GEO. MASON GREEN CO.,
$40 WILSON BLVD. ARL., VA
Chestnut 3s3s Eves.' Glehc A4s4
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Colored.. Beautiful 6rm., detached home
in !,cart cf ErooSland; will S G.. flee. li3eral
terms, Mr.. Wills. Hobart @C2,.
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OPEN-VACANT.
3705 Bunker Hill Rd., Md Detached
lee., rm. bungalow, full cellar, lee st.ic
coal heat, " blk. frrsn cars, See this
6argaln today. Terms can be arranged
Warf1eld 4542.
UNIVERSITY PARK, MD.
41st and Tennyson rd,-A group of
large. wooded lots, containing 2 etrooms ou
bath, liv., rm with fireplace. opening on
Slae porch, dining rm. and kitchen auto
portatlon: $50. terms. OPEN
,, FERRY BOSWELL, INC,
5tV4 n. l. Ave. NE WA d600
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peter j. hagan
5815 RITTENHOUSE ST. NE.
RIVERDALE HEIGHTS, MD.
A nice corner bungalow finished in
white asbestos shingles. Five nice rooms
with large inclosed rear porch Oil heat,
auto. gas hot-water heat. Full base
ment under entire house. Built-in ga
house condition. WILL SACRIFICE FOR
$4,000 IF SOLD TODAY. BRING DE-
PCSIT WITH YOU. This is the biggest
miss it II you want nice home cheap.
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cGosed Mi s sys Tfb and lst fIona se
trance: suitable for residence or business.
Will sacrifice. Lincoln 1858.
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% ROOMS BATHS. MODERN De
tached brick. and 5.roomM III frame a eottags' sohs.ss
close to bus and stores; zoned dor apts,:
ideal for school or eonVales@eent yale zee ,, rstrest; at
an excellent buy at $25,0OO; 20, VAL en- en-
erty. Brokers please note. MA: g257.
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ARLINGTON $50.
2016 End ST. NORTH.
KEITH D. BRuMBACK-

Exclusively. Chestnut 1927
LYNHAVEN. ALEXANDRIA. VA.-NEW q
story brick. containing 5 rooms and bath
with front porch. full basement. air-cond.
and stores: 1Oc fare and Is minutes to
downtown Washington. &c far, and Z
reasonable cash payment, monthly pay
ments as low as $37, including taxes. etc.
Call Mr.. Ivey, Temple 1900; evenings until
3 pm. Adams S6SS.
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FOR COLORED.
Rnn nlnnk q CT Al Z

rooms, bath. garage, hot-water heat;
large rooms, and you can move right in;
price, $3.50, on terms. Mr.. Raine, AID.
COLORED. Mr.. 18th & To R., Q
baths, h.w.h., elec.; garage; terms. North
1909.
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$500. $500 Down. $50 NO; RMS,
Kitchen. bath, Arcola heat lot 5Ox115.
Apply b24 D, Piedmont st., Arl, Va. Phone
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LESS THAN 2 YEARS OLD.
D. c. DETACHED BRICK.

$500 DOWN POSSESSION.
In new section Of the city. Call BRUCE
KESsLER, Wisconsin 1906.
80. SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1905 H st. NV National 2345.
1as ACRES, ROCKVILLE PIKE,
NEAR NAVAL HOSPITAL.
VACANT-IdMEDIATE POSSESSION
Attractive brick, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths,
maids room and bath: NEW-HOUSE
1417 st. ~ MA. $500.
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A,75O.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW

O-1V00QH oO1N0x2l0Ve
The house Of your dreams. White
shingled, surrounded BY beautiful vel
vet green lawns with artistic land
scaping. The red roof and shutters to
match make 1t picture to behold.
Ultramodern. Five rooms and bath,
Full screens. storm sash and doors.
Large, detached garage and workshop.
OF course. it is all fenced. A dream.
Evening star., 1942-11-15

Colored. colored 2-family nat. rms,
yestment. Mr.. Hawkins. Michigan 2057.
Decatur / 90.
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$6, ,250.
4103 COTTAGE TERRACE.

COTTAGE CITY, MD.
Pretty white-shingled BUNGALOW Of
six rooms and bath with white picket
fence around lot. House in Al condi-
ton. Close to bus and schools. Imme-
date possession. Convenient terms
Open for your inspection at all times.
Evening star., 1942-11-15
PROP. SALE OR REM

SV6VKbNN PKVF. SN6E OK KENJ.
BETHESDA-MODERN GROOM HOUSE
for sale or rent: "a acre: near Naval Hos
pital: furn. or unfurn.: reasonable. BY
OWNER. Oliver 3O2O
Evening star., 1942-11-15

$4,000 Below Market Value.
New stone and brick, tile roof. rooms
maids room and bath, 2-car garage, large
copper-screened porch, sun deck. recreation
room, copper cutters; near Bethesda; priced
$13.95O. Call MR.. DEN. WI 66l1 1hs
Evening star., 1942-11-15

House {oe rent practically nsw. 4 ~.
fooene. baths. newly furniShed. ready 14f
houeekeeDing: referenee OQutyo6; $40
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ARLINGTON

1A-STORY BRICK 8 BEDROOMS,
BUILT 8 YEARS; LARGE CORNER LOT
AND GARAGE; Mr.. TRANSPORTATION.
CALL MR.. DONAHUE, cH. a44O. N. c.
HINES g. SONS. INC, REALTORS,
Evening star., 1942-11-15

4-FAMuY APARTMENT. STONE
detached. Separate heating units.
Brookland. near Rhode Island ave.
Price, S11,500; bargain: terms.
Two-family apartment. near 14th
rooms and bath. Upstairs. i've
rooms and bath. Garage. New.
house condition. Price. $500.
Terms.
We have Q group Of commercial
buildings that must be sold to
settle estate. Corner store with
Small public garage with gas
pumps The entire group can be
purchased for $4,000 cash. Nearby
Bargain.
PETER ]. HAGAN,
1887 Saith st.: Mt; Rainier, Nd.
Evening star., 1942-11-15

a DETACHED BRICK, LESS THAN TWO
years old. on a fine lot, eontalnins AZ SiH
toned heat; immediate possession; pr,ee'
$3.50. real opportunity. Can MF'
Evening star., 1942-11-15

A REAL BARGAIN ON
THE BALTIMORE BLVD.
HYATTSVuLE, MD.
Think Of it, 1900 50. it. commercial,
with nice, six-room and bath mod.
home for only $4,000. A rare chance
to combine business and home to-
Sether Land alone worth more than
asking price. Owner i'll. must sell.
Evening star., 1942-11-15

7 ROOMS AND 21a BATHS.
ATTRACTIVHY planned home on wood
Cd Z, acre IN country club section OF Ar
iington, Virginia. On the 1st f., q studio
room. den. half bath. equipped kitchen and
breakfast room. Three bedrooms and two
paths on 2nd a. Storage space in attic
Full basement with ation room and
fireplace, and a maids room and bath 2
car attached garage. Redecorated through
out and ready FOR occupancy. Priced at
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO..
CH. 3131. 2O51 WILSON BLVD. GIL. 3434.
Evening star., 1942-11-15

S17 TIJCKERMAN ST. NW,-SEMI- DIET.
hrick: rms, bath, refrg., oil heat. tnsul
w. r.; mr.. sch, store and trans. MR.. ROSS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06

he knew him to be to himself and
the fatherland, nevertheless may
have committed the objectionable
sin of telling the English Of Hitler's
plan TO attack Russia.
He would do 1t with the best Of
intentions, this crazy Hess, but
what an idiotic mistake.
The fuehrer gave orders 10 eX-
pedite Immediately the reaignment
of all troops in accordance with
prepared plans. In few days
the roads leading from the Balkans
and toward the east teemed with
German troops, Fastening to as
signed positions.
In Berlin, Hitler kept his fingers
crossed and banked on TWO Things
that the English would reject Hess
and anything he had TO tell them
and that nobody either in England
or Russia would seriously believe
what Hess had TO say.
Cleverly he kept the suspicion
alive that Hess had gone with his
own knowledge with GoebbelS
spreading il tireleSsly around out
side that Hess was a crackpot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Hitler Issues Edict
Branding Hess Mad

He issued an edict banning Hess
and branding him out of his head
then he appeared in public on the
advice of willy Joe Goebbels and
had himself ovationed.
Then an order went out TO all
government officials and public
employees prohibiting further dis
cuSSion of the Hess case. A damp
silence settled over the land. en-
livened only by the whispering
gossip and the cutting wisecrack
Neither press nor radio ever
again preached the matter. not
even the debate on IL in the House
of Commons. Hess was gone. an
official outcaSt and branded a
maniac by Hitler himself. Yet
every one knew il wasn't as SIM
pie as all that, and Hitler knew
IL best Of all.
He sat in his office with the
bust Of Frederick the Great and
the painting of Bismarck above
the fireplace and figured things
out. Obviously Hess. with that
fixed conviction in his suffering
mind that the war could be ended
with England by a direct approach
and appeal to reason, had hit upon
his daring plan only after he was
aloft-perhaps on that first day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
T u F F Y

joy ride above Augsburg-flying
around and around in wide circles.
A few short hours. a few clear
words into the right ears, and the
world would be at his feet. Yes.
it was easy TO see what had hap
pened. eXaSperatingly easy TO see.
The fuehrer stamped his boot
into the carpet of expensive make.
They were already saying Hess
had skipped 10 get away from
Maitland; they were saying Hess
had fed the Gestapo: they were
saying Hess had been sent over
by Hitler to beg for peace or
maybe as trap for a deeply laid
plot.
All that and more came TO the
fuehrers ears. II didn't make
much impression; he waited and
worried for a hint or a symptom
that Hess had revealed the great
Russian secret. There was the rub.
The Balkan mess had compelled
him 10 postpone his plans against
Russia and the bulk of his blitz
troops were still in Greece. lie
wasn't ready. Hess, loyal though
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
NaZi Stock pIunlInefS
After Hess Sudden FLIGHT

warm smile of his rather bushy-
haired friend the great Messer-
schmitt, turning out fast new
planes with the speed and pre-
cision of a sausage machine.
Up there in the air all by him
self, Hess felt, he would be at
ease in a MeserSchmitt, away
from the quaTeling men Of Ber-
lin. He decided that come what
may he'd keep the date in
i remember so well the night Of
Monday, May II. 1871. / was sit
ting at the stammtiSch Irregular
reserved table for old guests in
the muchly famed Restaurant Ia
verne in Berlin. owned and run
by devil-may-care Willy Lehman,
who launched 10 fame in the old
days as pioneer film director Of
stars such as Pola Negri and Lya
de Putt.
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Continued from Page One)

lately become more sharply aware
OF the intriguing little Nazi. Bor-
mann, his deputy, always around
where he could rub elbows in
slavish fashion with Hitler or kiss
the ground he walked on, except
that his portly figure scarcely
permitted this physical act un-
less he lay fiat on the ground.
Hess knew the man would even
do that and groVel TO curry the
light Of favor from above. He
didn't care, idealist that he was,
or worry much about the whispers
heard from time 10 time that he
would soon be muscled out. e
All that had started, he pre-
ferred To assume, from the APP
pointment at the start of the war
by Hitler of Goering a man Num-
Der two in the Third Reich. when
rightly by title and succession he
should be the successor Of the
first fuehrer.
II was all one Of these ups and
downs that happen in politics,
particularly in Nazi politics, and
he didn't really care. But it
griped him 10 discover that Bor-
mann was hand-in-glove with Rib
bentrop, the rat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06

and dust OF the southeast. clear
from Yugoslavia down to Corinth
and hack, out of my hair and eyes
after following the German army
in its Balkan campaign. Willy
told me the call seemed urgent.
1t was an important informant,
q man who never called me on, the
phone unless il was really some
thing. Hess had vanished, flown
the coop in a plane. The voice
on the phone was excited, but
keeping on an even keel. An Off
cial communique would soon come,
giving some details and branding
Hess as crazy.
l could take n chance. the voice
on the wire added, and get the
story out over Berne. although II
wasn't dead certain yet that the
announcement would be forthcom-
ing that night.
All this called for blitZ decision
on what 10 do in the face Of trying
circumstances, without forgetting
that once a bombshell like that
hits the hot wires of international
News Service, it is gone and can
not be blotted out. But 10 get
beaten on story like that would
be almost as bad.
Well, that's where intuition and
years of hard work on contacts in
a town like Berlin come in handy.
That kind of dilemma faced me
many a time, got me almost
thrown out on my ear or behind
Nazi bars three or four times, but
| had never pulled a real boner.
! knew that the man on the wire
was safe and l jumped on that
phone. Only minutes later ms
was breaking that story 10 a
startled world.
This was on a Monday evening
in Berlin. but Hess had skipped on
Saturday. He had gone 10 Augs-
burg on schedule 10 talk TO the
MeSserschmitt workers there on
Friday and TO make his public
speech 10 the Germans from
abroad on the following day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06

The rare magic worked, although
the Russians began moving troops.
and soon again Hitler was riding
high.
And before attacking Russia. he
little Nazi Bormann sue
ceSSor 10 Hess.
The next chapter of this re-
vealing series will deal with
friction in the highest circles Of
the Nazi hierarchy-particularly
the smouIdering squabble and
unmitigated jealousy between
Marshal hermann Wilhelm
Goering and Foreign Minister
Joachim Won Ribbentrop.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Big Shots Gather
In His Restaurant

Half Of today's best directors
in Hollywood know Willy and
worked with him back in the for
gotten studios OF Berlin. His res
taurant still caters largely 10 film
people. the diplomats and the
foreign correspondents.
The big shots in Hitlerland
come there, and the Gestapo is
always around TO listen. But they
get no change out of the Taverne
On air raid nights you can sit
there with Willy and hope for the
best, cracking a few bottles Of his
best champagne before curling up
TO sleep until the all-clear sounds.
1t made existence more bearable.
The phone rang for me about 9
p. m. | had just washed the dirt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
By Chic Young
By Hof
By Billy De Beck
Paul Fogarty

ing line taken: 1T fell 20
earth, l knew not where?
Figures show that the three
colleges with the largest en-
rollmentS in America are all
IN New York City. What coll
leges are they?
What English king never spent
a full year Of his life in Eng
land?
What is the Southernmost Of
the great tributaries OF the
Mississippi River?
OF his own works. Charles
Dickens once stated his prefer
ence for one which, in part,
tells the story Of his life.
What book is IL?
Give the nationality Of each OF
these famous authors: Jonathan
Swift. Maurice Maeterlinck,
Charles Farrar Browne?
The city Of Brooklyn. ~. T.,
was named after a town IN the
old world. WHAT town was TT
ANSWERS on Page 25D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06

(a) Richmond p. Hobson: (b)
James LongStreet; Co Zebulon
NJ. Pike?
who wrote: Cav Little Lord
Fauntleroy'; (b) Little Shep-
herd of Kingdom Come; (c)
Little Women" ?
What president tai was a
great friend OF Hawthorne;
tb) was professor of law at
Yale; (c) had a term known as
the EZRA Of good feeling =?
Name three of the outstanding
Pilgrims who came on the
Maylower.
AS what is each Of these IA
nous: (a) Allan Pinkerton;
CD Frederic Remington; tc).
Augustus Saint-Gaudens.
ANSWERS on Page 25l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Probably Pipeline
In Return for Boost

They had their finger in the
same pie, with Bormann probably
being a Ribbontrop pipeline into
the affairs of the Nazi party
proper in return for sly boosts over
across the way where that
counted most. That is the way TO
get somewhere in Maitland. if you
really want TO get some place.
Hess thought again Of the pleas
ant town OF Augsburg. and the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Daily Quiz

BY THE ACE ANswERMAN
Distributed BY King Features syna Inc.
From what poem Is the follow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
OF for a Joy Ride.
Lands in Scotland

That settled II, and next day
Hess was off again for a JOY ride
up in the clouds. He never came
back and in the evening hours
parachuted 10 earth in Scotland.
Two Of his adjutantS were ar
rested and nearly shot: MeSSer-
Schmitt and some other close
friends of Hess like Prof. Karl
HauShofer of Geopolitics fame, felt
the hard hand Of the GeStapo
They got off later, but it was a
close shave.
In Berlin, the stock Of the Nazi
party dropped with a bang. reach
inc the point where a brown
uniformed Stormtrooper coul q
hardly appear on the street with
out getting a raZz.
! saw il come 10 blows in bus
when a Nazi protested over the
wise-cracking joke some one told
and the argument ended when the
.Nazi was thrown off bodily. That
was something novel 10 see, and
hasn't been seen since. For the
.Nazi party, it was generally
agreed, was goner and from now
on the army had a clear road. At
least. that is what they all thought.
Inside his million-dolar chan
cellory, Hitler was roaring mad
His ears were red and he was
seeing red. but after hell-raising
up and down the halls and rooms
all night, he cooled down and sum-
moned a powwow 10 put the best
face on what had happened.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
knowledge Test
BY DIR. sABINA II. CONNOLLY

Copyright, 1912. by King Features
What is the middle name Of.
ca Richard K Byrd. 90
Oliver w Holmes; (cl Nicho-
IS las VI. Butler?
What wars made them famous.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Hess Laughs Away
Messerschmitt's Fears

He stayed with Messerschmitt
on Friday and in the afternoon in
spected and flew around in the
newest little air devil his friend
was just getting okayed for the
luftwaffe. Ii was a masterpiece,
under three tons in weight and
fast as a shooting star. The 109F
or something like that, they called
II. a plane 10 gladden. the heart
OF the most blaSe cloud-hopper.
Hess few around for a couple OF
hours and came down viSibly re-
freshcd. He was delighted with
the machines performance and
asked for another jaunt in II after
tomorrow's speech.
MesSerschmitt told him 10 come
in any time of day and help him
self. reminding him with some
trepidation Of the fuehreTs ban OF
this sort Of thing during the war
"Oh, that was because Goering
took a couple of turns over
burning London last year" Hess
said laughingly. a few more
like that and Hitler would have
had 10 create a new medal to
give him. just don't worry about
IT; nobody will be any the wiser
and whatever happens, I'll take
the blame for it,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06

Answer TO yesterdays puzzle.
Evening star., 1942-04-26

l5c SuIfur Candies, 8 Ounces
Sl00 Lorex Sproy for Moths, Pint ----79c
l5e Poro Hanging Discs, 2s4 ounees---l0e
Di-ChIoricide CYstols. Pound------4oc
3-in-l Machine Oil, Con n-----25c
FormoIdehyde Solution. Pound nd---65e
Peoples Lnseed Oil, Pint Bottle .---35c
SOC LysoI Disinfectont. 6 Ounces 43e
Peoples Turpentine, Pint Bottle Ie--25c
Peoples Borox Powder, Pound Box--l5e
Evening star., 1942-04-26

With Napthalene Retainer. Helps
protect your clothes from moths,
dust, crushing, Tan or rust color
=. white lined. Large 27 by 4 by
so inch size holds several garments.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
No After Odor!
D Z T n O L
INSECTlCIDE

New improved Dethol kills
flies, reaches. ants and other
household pests quickly. Will
not stain.
Evening star., 1942-04-26

Here's the easy way TO
bring out the natural
beauty of your floors and
woodwork. Puts on a
bright protective finish.
La gaceta., 1942-02-11
HOLLAND PIDE QUE
Sc TENGA CONFIANZA
EN- Ell GOBIERNO

El gobernador Holland habl6
aver en- un acto de los clubs
cfvicos de Tampa y dijo que ell
deber del pueblo es tener con-
fianZa en- su gobierno.
Debemos colaborar todos por
mantener, dijo, un gobierno de-
cente, econ6mico, honesto, eff
ciente y no-partidarista.
Rindi6 un mforme simtetico
sobre Ell primer ano de su 60
bierno, con la ayuda de los le-
gisladores, el ano pasado, y de
su gabinete.
Destac6 ell hecho de que la
La gaceta., 1942-02-11

ice Dyrum, presidenta del Co.
mite Executive de este condadc
es ha extendido hasta Ell dfa Ia
&c este mes.
Las personals que desen dol
mar libros pueden lamar por ell
tel6fono 1857 y Sc pasara a re-
cogerlos.
lHasta la fecha, en- ell conda-
do, Sc han donado 1924 libros.
Componen ell comite local los
Sres. Aristo Perez, T. B. Cas-
tiglia, DR.. Ruben Moreno y Pc
ter S. Cimino.
Frank de la Grana tiene a su
cargo la publicidad en- los distri
tos latinos.
La gaceta., 1942-02-11

FLORIDA eportara los primeros
grandes heroes de esta segunda
guerra mundial, ell captain Co
lin P. Kelly Y ell teniente Alex
ander Nininger, jr.
Elogio ell esfuerzo realizado
Fer la Association de la Feria.
La gaceta., 1942-02-11
ATRIMONIO

William, L. Edwards, %, y
Juanita A. Mundy, %; Tommy
Zambito, Is, e Ivonne Hingson,
21; David Vann, %, y Edith
Starr Pierce, 81; Arthur VIM.
Carney, %, y Nora Mary Barr
EFT, 25; Henry Hommel, 35, y
Ollie Mae Hester, 35.