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723 llth ST NV, ,downtown-Doubl
newly furnished room, hot and cold water
in room, bath on same floor gentleman
ssoo2s;25 so2;2 PARK PARK RD;-New guest house. opp
ROCK Creek Park: singleS-doubles; gentle
men sentlles. Call between so.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1907 10th st. NV
spacious front studlo' semi-pVt bath, so.
married couple; practically private bath
WOopRIDGE, ,N.E-7Attractive room, pri-
yate yn home. twin beds, lavatory: near bus.
With breakfast $50 mo. ea. MI. 632s.
116 4th ST. N;E.-Double nicely furnished
OF. gentlemen preferred. TR. 743'7.
iso isSh and coiambia rdFront 0inS rm tEGh with
twin beds pvt. home; gentiles only.
BRooKLAND. near ,4th, and! Rhode Island
Kitchen privileges. Reasonable. AD 542l
ALL 9TH ST. N.W.-Large front room.
next to bath and shower. twin beds RA
S2.s. $40 per mo. for :, Conv transp
2o9 70 SPRING r N2;yss ST. Sh ch ;.Frnished
semi-pvt. bath wi. 1851.
ATTRACT. FURNISHED ROOM with bath,
on Conn. ave: bus line: blks. beyond
CCh1eVy Shase Circle; gentlemen only: $40.
MASTER BEDRM-Twin beds. pvt bath:
tiles: suit. for 2. GE. 665a
1904 IOWA AVE. N.W.-Detached home,
front room, twin beds
L1NGTON--Attractiv outside rooms.
near bath. C INV: near , buses; convenient
Army-Navy Bldes.; gentlemen. CHI. 597s
4719 McARTHUR BLVD. NW-l furnished
bedroom and kitchen, newly furnished;
couple OF =: everything furnished II.
1907 EYE ST. N.W.-Newly decorated
rooms; heart of city.
4422 7th ST. NW-MaSter bedrm., twin
beds. closets, next bath Petworth exp l
blk; unlim. phone. IA. 21S7.
1924 KENNEDY NV : Double room
with twin beds. large closet, next BATH
for gentlemen
NV. SECTION-Boys, .. Jewish home.
twin beds, shower, kitchen facilities; cali
after pm. ia. $3.50.
DUPONT CIRCLE VICINITY double
rooms for men; L bed in triple for young
lady. 1735 10th st, NV.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c., 61OS 29th St
Master bedroom, beautifully furnished
twin beds, private bath; suitable 2 gentle
mem garage. Woodley 1860.
CHURCHILL l740 P st. nw,--single
rooms with running water, near bath and
shower; $3.50 to $40 weekly.
BROOKLAND-Large double, room pref
erably. . Government girls. block to bus,
near shopping center and stores. MI Os45.
$50 LAMONT ST. NsWSaMee Nice room. near
only Unlimited phone GE s7s4
1925 L ST. NV, Apt. 46-Bed- living
room. studio couch. for or 2 girls quiet.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

so es'3s : s1s5 S"'ai Apply sHsfs ssl
and other business; cheap installation and
operation BIZ F st. NV RE. 901S.
AIR R-CoNDITIONERs G. E., window models
left. brand-new. National 4796.
AIR-CONDTTIoNING UNIT cost 5000
used less than five hours, S175. Box
42O-M, Star, 12' =.
completely installed; ZOOS of local Jobs.
snsRfsdeH dvss NA mq!SF5 qs4o
ANTIoUEs.,Twin nah. sleigh beds, NAH
studio. 32la wis. EN- 1877 Til Q pm,
BA1EGgfs bgASs N HFANG sHnVaaAb AbP MR4Hkz RFgMRG
55 large BrisE DWELLINGS
widening OF 1ndependence 'e ave- s!s be%een et1eai
7th and ith sts. s.w.
yards where it will be reconditioned
ans Sos sold d to you in any qnantity na
boilers. radiators and pipe; bath and
kitchen plumbing fixtures. iron steps and
Hundreds of doors and windows, thou
sands of feet of lumber. millions OF good
HTa sRfG IN PARaAIss AEsAs r4f SG1sH hEP
AND FENCING MATERIALS
:, Apply used In. material office at 18th and
ment only. Call Mr. Ney at Atlantic I4oo.
USED BFGHTEfER MATERIAi G3MPAaXMi Gb3sMpPhAkaTMiENr
BED aoube s, NAH p9ster With s3s5o mat
pieces The Lincoln a. Studio, sa1o 1'si Wiscon- Ho
sin. EN-. 4677, until 9 pm.
BED BED AMP VANITY walnut; 939 rug al
ave. ave- NV Apt. 3. Michigan 457i. ~ 'N''
BEDRM. SET 2. pc, SOS; 2:-pc. lv. set,
s455 cor: cabinet; a9I lge; SOB lse; din; set
Studios $500 Conn, Apt. 81. WO. 1860.
BEDROOM rugs, occ. chairs, sec book
$3.50 f0ee eeorPs taes WE
BEDROOM SUITE, a-pc., maple. practically
new; first $50 takes 1t. $40 N. Kentucky
st, Arlington Va.
BEDROOM SUITE, twin beds, used only 3
months; 10-pc. dining room suite; leaving
city. GE. 2523
BEDROOM SUITE, twin beds complete;
bureau, chest of drawers; good condition;
no dealers. Temple 4I46 after l o'clock.
BEDROOM SUITE, Simmons springs, 2
pieces, walnut, like new. 2916 P St, Apt. 3,
REpRooM .e eosSan SUITE 4S,a 4s Bsefs walnut
II,
RA. 6l51 Sat after pm, Sun. to 9 pm,
12'
BEDS, roll-away type: coil springs; full
ME s1s' 9p 15Sg display at 1724 H ST. NV, or phone
BEDS, twin, springs and mattresses; also
double bed. 10025 Old Bladensburg rd.,
Four Corners, Md
BOOKCASES, 40 sections. solid mahogany,
! 20 sections fumed oak Call National
o712. NO DEALERS
BUILDING MATERIAL, new doors and
sash: other builders equipment. Phone
Woodey 6640.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better seruice, aduer-
tiSerS are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent Classifcations.
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TYPIST.

Opening for rapid typist and general
ONCE clerk: will consider application of
BEGINNER II typing is fast excellent oppor-
stion, 5E2-day week, starting salary, 500
and lunch. Call Mr.. Fike, Doctors Hos
pital, for appointment.
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PERSONAL.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

GIRL WISHES TO ACCOMPANY SOME
one driving to Miami, Florida: July Is or
16 Will share expenses and driving. Call
Georgia 3l99. References EXCHANGED. 12'
SHARE EXPENSES, CHICAGO OR MIL
waukee; leave July is. Call Dupont 1897.
GOING KNOXVILLE AND MEMPHIS,
Tenn, automobile Monday morning; place
two or three passengers. share expense; !;
references exchanged. REV. WILLIAM
GEHR1. Phone 2632. Shepherdstown, West
Va. or Michiean 1920 12s
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ARLINGTON. VA.-Large room, private
half bath: suitable . girls: in new air
cond. home; $50 each per month. Gleoe
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3g35 NICHOLS AVE SE.-UnIsually nice
double room for . girls: private home.
unlim phone. ami: S5 wk. ca. IL olol'
Available Immediately.
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tContinued.)

ATTRACTIVELY FURN.. large room, 3
exposures; overlooking creek; in detached
new home; piano. ping pong table in rec
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

CAR-WASHING MACHINE, one Bean cleo
Irlc hlgh-pressure price reasonable.
Trinidad Q1ll
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1879 TEWKESBURY PL. N.W.-Young
man to share basement apt. with another,
light cooking, private bath. Bran, Ia.
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COUPLE to do chambermaid. cook and
butler work live in; references Box
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NEAR CHEVY CHASE CLUB-Large. cool,
inner springs; for gentlemen. WI. 3173.
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MICHIGAN PARK-Lge. rm., dble expos,
twin beds, pvt. bath, or wks.' use.
Evening star., 1942-07-11
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

SHEET METAL TOOLS, aft. brake, $50;
Aft. brake, SIS. 1910 9th st. NV.
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BY LOGAN CLENDENING. MD.

a LITTLE BOOK in the series
"liclp Your Doctor to Help You"
published by Harper and Brothers
Is devoted 10 heart disease. In
spite Of The fact that we frequently
hear nowadays that heart disease
IS increasing and we should he
familiar with it for that reason.
when III" news comes to any indi-
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Synthetic
Rubber Made
More Cheaply

Washington. july G-iNgD-With
two major plants in production. GOV
crnmcnt officials iaI.r a. covered
ihTt maxim" synthetic rubber won't
cost as much as tNcy thought il
would.
Money i no object III tho 500
-'cns-a- year program. but rub
n'r Cu-urGlnatur Arthur l.. Ncwhau
w pleased nevertheless tui.y ;u
report tAaI the proGgug probably
would NOT require at rhc S6@u 0Ho.-
"'' wnI,h Congress aHihuriscd iur it.
In iuct. ii may cost considerably
les. H." var production Du;rd Of
fetal adj.
Goodyear brought the lirSt unit ni
"i t' "oI.rnmcnt-llnanC syn
,hciic plans into production ana
plants lut" production III May and
4 Fircsi"nc the second in Juuc: United
! States rubber j. scheduled Ia turn
oUi buna = in August and =. +.
! Goodrich ~ November.
AS the program nuW stands. abuu,
| tnrcc-irUlia ui the synthetic rub
| Der Is :" Cu..o FROM u.c al II pc
| trulrrm la. ana the remainder
| from use 81 ;,l'unul
However. '.' corn belt. SUPPLYING.
grain i"r aic.url. uT% play an even
greater part 90 b"Itin4 the rubber
! shortage.
y 2ru.rUU-iau NCir3sC III the pro-
gram i undo. II.rusSiun. i'hm-
minded scna'ur. n.. backing lea la
! tiuu Ia assure '.t lnis cNpans !un
! would call Tor u.r DO. grain.
| Lowered cost Z, '..Itrs of the .vn-
/ f4F.
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cides thai you're che man for her.
What then"
Lets not cross that bridge until
w get 80 it," said Bill cvasivcIy.
$50 long See you later"
| Bit IruIl Peters was wrong about
Claire ~'ccping late. Like Dian.
Claire t.-" had awakened early.
She hIi had plans.
She WAS now facing her mother
in III" breakfast nook of the ram
bling "l! Lester home. She slipped
a glass Of orange juice and watched
the way he brilliant morning sun
shin" played over the breakfast
silver and china.
What time did you get in last
nicnt her mother asked, break
ing off piece of MclbI toast.
1T vas this morning. darling"
Claire said. Around u. III.
what on earth kept you out
that latc?"
Il was cloping."
What" Mrs. Lester chokcd on
the piece of Mclba toast, and
reached for glass Of water.
Take IT easy, darling" Claire
laughed. The clopcmcnt didn't
come off. The storm kept us from
getting to the Justice of the peace,
and so here's your darling daugh-
tcr-still unmarried"
claire. stop trying To he funny,
and tell me everything that hap
poncd." Mrs. Lester got rid of the
toast and leaned back in her chair,
staring at her daughter. Were
you clipping with that artist from
New York?
mo. mother. The man was Paul
Peters"
We'll, of all things
But the man from New York
was partly 10 blame for the failure
of the clopcmcnt.'
How"
II mean IL he hadn't been along
tho elopcmcnt might have been
completed when the storm was
over"
DO you mean nc was with you
also"
mot ut first. darling but later"
Claire leaned forward. Listen,
Mother--this is the way IL hap
pcncd." As briefly az she could,
Claire told Of the happenings of the
night before, while her mother
listened. eyes wide. shaking her
head in wonder now and then. And
that" Claire ClimaXcd. "is the
whole story in 4 nutshell. so 10
speak"
,"Wcll!" Mrs. Lester Caspcd. IT
never in all my life heard Of such
goirgs-on!"
Don't tell me you're shocked,
darling!"
mo. of course not. But the
whole thing sounds like something
you might haze read in n book"
1T does at that-thats why it's
so exciting"
ITO 10 Continued
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ERQnan!C)e>I THUMBS -
-7lgku y ALLEN ElIES cnrn,lph51&H ".A7,a (4y
by ALLEN EPpES

! tnlH We planned"
''Ccrtainly can" Bill said. ats
4 marvellous morning and I've Il
/ hank"rlng for the country. Shall ]
! come out now"
No" said Dian. "Ill pick You
| up ut the Inn. In about half an
hour. Win you he through break
fast by then ?"
'Oh. yes. I'm just waiting for my
cggs'" lie laughed. But I'd even
! forcgO them-for Il ride"
Two receivers clicked back into
the hooks. Dian raced up the steps
to her room. She gave the bed Il
lick and promise, and got out the
blue linen. IL wasn't exactly the
thing 10 wear out to show a man
a lot of musty paintings stored III
Il farmhouse attic. but what of il ?
She wanted 10 look her best. dIdn I
she? Of course she did! And while
she prepared To doll up, Bill Rollins;
sailed and pcppcrcd his eggs.
Mind if join you?" n masCu-
line voice said at his elbow.
lie looked up to see Paul Peters.
why; hello there, Paul" he
greeted. "Join me by all means.
How did you Sleep" ~!
Not very WE'LL" said Paul. He
sat down. looking forlorn. kept
dreaming that you and were fight
ing ducls-tryinE to Guido each
other in fcats of strength while
Claire stood at one side and
watched u.s."
Bill chuckicd. "Oh, we'll it's
morning now" nc said. and 4vcry-
thing will be brighter. Have you
tclephoncd Claire yct?" Y
mo. shes probably still sleep
ing" said Paul. Then. suspiciously,
Have you tclcphoncd hcr?"
NO"
"Arc you going to-"
Bill shook his head. I'm all set
for the day
How do you mean"
'Dian Wcston's coming by for
me-" said Bill. "We'rc driving out
TO her farm. I'm going to have n
look at some paintings"
Paul looked relieved. The for
lornness left his face. He perked up
and ordered some breakfast
swell girl. DIAM" he said.
Eyes. 1 know" said Bill. you
don't have to sell me the idea" He
drained his cup. II hope you find
Claire in n receptive mood and get
matters all Strengthened out"
"Thanks" said Paul. II hope so.
too. Don't think for a moment I'm
not going to try. I'll succeed IL II
takes every minute of my week In
Ardcndalc."
THAT'S the spiritw said BnI.
And now IL you'll excuse me, III
go stand in the sunshine and have
a smoke while 1 wait for Dian"
Paul waited until Bill had risen
from his chair, and then he said.
"Claire's still got n yen for you.
you know. Suppose she finally do
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BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
By Shepard Barclay
"The Authority on Authorities

TrumpS with about rln' =
trick in honor cards. like *. o.
or . and ! AMI 10 vow -u.-'
\ hv"-carh suit. wh"'h.' u.t..' ct
minor. and r"hi.i ~ only - % ..
Six-car'i major # v"'!i '.r''.,r
then calls IN" Trrruns '.'..It
ut least a tiv"-"arl ~uI' .Hn :t-:
unless YOU hav" a hit u,'. '.tu
half a trick in honnis Slice" IS
y" With IN" "IrurIl.u' IT =
Coiipl" Of tricks IL hgN ,rr-. nr
more. you invi," "A slam aa .,l,h
No :
So your first r"sT"',.. With
those hands would II" p. a-Srn,l"S.
( Pass. ;. 3.Spn,... - Pass.
:. 3-NO Trumrs. : H-~ra!-s. hat
If tn" SHIT v"r" -: only fng' ,irdS.
i-No Trmp% Ia luvI'" Siam FIX
""pt for slam rUrr'.s higher
SuIt responses than 'HI.. r.. not
made. wh"n four at r..r. IA" SiIit
is considered AN "hll.l'ury TRUMP
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CHAPTER NINETEEN

''WHf.% DID you meet this New
York ari.st?" asked Miss Martha
last night" said Dian. 81 was
"ut for Il whli". ami rIn into Claire
ana him. His names William Rol-
Inns"
Miss Martha shrugged. Il
should think having him III town
whll" laul'S hcr" would sort uf
c0mpliCatc matters"
Dim laughed. at does" she said.
She pushed back her chair. "TI!
run up ami do my room, and then
get started"
81 think" said Miss Martha.
THAT you're going ont To the farm
This morning just 10 annoy me"
WHY, Aunt Martha. What Il
thing To say"
IT'S certainly mighty queer.
your rushing out there on the very
morning you know J"romc'S going
To telephone
II told you" Dian said. that the
1rlun who wants to sec the paint
"ings'is here for only short time.
can't put off showing them to him.
1 He may know where I can tell some
or the things. and we certainly
|. need to sell something. Aunt Mar
|ith1L. You know that as well rs ! do. +"
E,'s'Xf course l do. But who on
Garth would want to buy those
things PA paintcd?"
Maybe they aren't so bad as
you think thCn." Dian said. ANY
way. I want TO get the reaction OF
someone who really knows" She
, hurried out into the hall. slip out
ana have a look at Betsy" sha
called back. ~ not only got her
innards 10 purrinE. but lifted her
chin and gave her permanent"
"Shc certainly needed n little
polishing up" laid Miss MARTHA
IAN right. Ill { q look. I must sxly
POI do know ht 81 10 take years off
iltr."
I Dian waited until she heard the
closing Of the back screen door.
then she glanced at her watch. II
wasn't % o'clock yet. but she wasn't
going Ia let that deter her from
what she was about to do. She
picked mp the telephone and asked
for the number of the hrdcndalc
Inn.
May I speak with Mr.. William
Rollins?' she asked when tho clerk
Mt the Inn answered. This Is Miss
Dian Weston calling"
Just n moment. Miss Dian" tho
clerk said. II think he's having
breakfast. III page him"
In no lime Mt all Bill Rollins was
Mt the other end Of the line.
Hello DIAM" he called chcerily.
II do hope you'll forgive me for
calling you so early" Dian said.
but 7 find I've got to get out To
the farm and back before noon. and
wondered II you could leave earlier
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ST. Ma Sf,"% Ea"-" \ ii'-,"y a'o -,',n piece. g,,l
< 'I!G" Episcopal
gnls Il ted ta,.s
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OrENI%G c.EO TRINIrS

AMONG PLAYERS of tho ton
group. m opening bill of ? No
Trrmps is u."i nn 'h"S" hands of
evenly distributed strength which
are powerful! enough to mako
gam" npp"si'" \ partner "hn could
not quite keep AN opening sui, biz
of one open. vet could not max"
game G?poSr" an utterly blank
hand With them. every suit must
he positively stopped At least ono"
In fact. they seldom max" tn" hii
unless any Sir@lv stopped SHIT is
at Least four cards in length AMI
the other; stopped t'vIC"
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Many UnduIy Alarmed
About Heart Disease

OF breath which is brought on by
IN amount of walking or exercise
which until Il short time before
did not cause distress. A second
sign Of heart weakness is pain be-
hind the breast bone and in the
pit of the stomach which usually
comes on after cXertion.
The load on the circulation is
about doubled during the digestion
OF 4 meal and therefore many cases
Of heart pain occur after meals
and are put down to acute indi-
gcStion.
n symptom that is enormously
thought to mean heart disease is
palpitation-the consciousness of a
rapidly beating heart. Another
symptom is an extra beat of the
heart intcrpolatcd every once in a
while il the course Of Il normal
rhythm. A person may feel this
extra beat when he sits with his
hands closed and the feeling that
he has an irregular pulse may
make him very unhappy.
Another ev'Tptom which is often
nut down IL heart disease but
which is re- II form of air hun
ger: the fcc,llg that one is not able
to take Il deep breath.
QUESTIONS AND ANswERE
c. R.:-What is turbirectcmvr
Is it m operation CT q treatment:
Has il any connection with sinus
trouble?
Answer: The turbinatc bones in
the nose may become infected and
enlarged and when they are re-
moved by operation, it Is called
turhincctomy. The symptoms Of
enlarged turbinatcs are usually
those Of sinus trouble,
II. +. S.:-About how mary ca
orics will fiftcer units of insulin
burn up? Can person ever stor
taking insulin? Docs it. dc any
harm to regulate insulir accord.
ing 20 Your meals?
Answer: It differs : little Bit
WITH different individuals and
undcr different circumstances but
III genera! q unit of insulin burns
up about four calorics. Diabetes
Is never cured and for that rcascr.
1t IS never possible to stop taking
inSulin, but in the course OF lire
tolerance is improved ard = i
possible to reduce the amount {
inSulin. There arc two ferns e
insu!ln: ordinary insulin IS 81.
ways givcr in relation "a meals
and food intake; protaminc zinc
insulin is released slowly, its ac-
ton having = long period Of time.
People who take protaminc zinc
inSulin usually take it in the morn
ing before breakfast and take only
one dose a day.
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vidual that he has heart disease
there are few things that arc more
upsetting and disturbing. But the
hcart / remarkably resilient or
gan and people with even serious
heart arrangements often live TO
generous years.
Written for Several Glasses
This book was written to hcI,.
lrst, those thousands Of mon
and women Who think they have
heart disease when they haven't:
second. those thousands who. hay.
!nT h"art disease a." much more
alarmed Srd anxious ovc- il than
10, r"ed &c boz .kird, those who.
having " urtoms of heart disease,
de not ~calilc 'hcir significance
and dc not know that they should
4mNCdiatcl" consult = physician;
aud fourth chose with real heart
disease who need to understand
Tho raiura Of thci, trouble" So
says one of thc first paragraphs in
This useful little volume.
Tho .i"sf group Ct cases MGR
t.1nsd IS = "cry large one. MANY
: mar md woman worries over
mart disease wher actually the o.
A"E Is perfectly normal and It is
oa'E lie nerves that are playing
t.'-t5 Win i. In another large
C"scp i cases the ctabbinc and
g'h.n: rains that the patient
thinks arise IL his heart arc not
coming from that organ at all, but
arc fch .ly cf rheumatic nature,
coming from. the chest wall.
Symptoms Of Heart Disease
Even when heart disease is pres
ent, u does not mean that death is
near. | saw q patient The other day
aged sc who had heard the diag-
nosis Of heart trouble pronounced
on him over twcntv years arc and
while he certainly still. had heart
disease, II was not giving Linn any
trouble.
Naturally, heart disease is in.
crcaSing because everybody, if he
lives long enough, will have some
deviation from normal in the
heart. The good doctor SAYS over
and over again Ia men and women
over fifty. IF | were to find youl
heart in boy of twenty, might
be concerned chOut - b,,, -, 49,, :.
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EDITORS NOTE: Dir. ClcndCninC nm
seven pamphlets which can lie obtained 10y
readers. Zach pamphlet sells for 10 cents
For any one pamphlet desired send 10
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l.uTan ''"nd"ninT. ir care "f this paper
The pamphlets arr: 'Thr,C Week. Hvduc-
iu= Dit, Indigestion and Constipation,
Reducing and Gaining. 'lLfaur E,.",i-
lis 'In~tTUc'iurs for Oh, Treatment ~
IlHh"''.-'- Feminine Hygiene" and Tho
'HT'' Of 'hs Hair and Shir''
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n"n: %: mti" students "a ur.t..
ties and colleges To- insure a fu's.r
source OF qualified Officer candidate
Tor IN" Army. Those accepted VIII
to" deferred until graduation. ~
Perry said
Physical requirements will b" less
stringent than those demanded ..r
the Air Corps Reserves.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-06

Hands ! and above are sound
examples Of the Kinds which lead
ing players open with 2-NO
Trump*. tn" others are examples
If various types "t responses.
Numbers .. 3 and call for nIdS,
= ana 6 for passes. Her" is II sim.
p'r iI.ic tC mcaSuv" them With
30" honor strength. you require at
..,s', I *iX-carG SIir. and Sh0uld
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-06

DIR. clcndcning will answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
Spor+dom Pitching Into War Job

neverending of satisfaction to the custodian of
this the quiet and efficient which all
sportdom pitching in to help finish the big job ahead
College athletes and fatnoed warriors amateur
lads who'd die dear old receipts
heroes who live the spotghs bright and lesser workmen
who labor in obscuriytheyre all doing their share and at
least a little
They're doing without huabaloo They don't expect
applause praise They doing because they realize
that is privilege have preserving for future
erations the unarnshed ideals of the greatest nation this
whring ball of mud
Just random example might mention the compulsory
physical education that being carried under the
supervision of eight of the Big Ten universities You don't hear
much about this although attempting keep
There public program
at the conclave officials
The gentlemen who responsible for this valuable conr
button to effort simply don't figure that
anything unusual They're doing their part every
American is They aren't trying to claim any credit doing
plain duty