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Weather Report

District OF Columbia - Mostly
cloudy, windy and mild with a few
showers this afternoon ending early
tonight. Windy and cooler tonight
with lowest temperature in the
upper 4os. Tomorrow sunny, but
cooler with diminishing winds.
Maryland - Mostly cloudy with
OCCASIONAL showers ending early to-
night. Windy and cooler tonight.
Tomorrow fair and cooler with
diminishing winds.
Virginia-MOtly cloudy with oc-
casional showers followed by clear
ing, windy and much cooler in west
and north portions early tonight and
in southeast portion late tonight.
Tomorrow fair and cooler with
diminishing winds.
River Report.
From United States Ensineers)
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and slightly muddy at Great Falls Shen-
andoah clear at Harpers Ferry.
Temperature and Humidity.
Readings at Washington National Airport)
Evening star., 1946-10-18

Britain has decided to hold an
international exhibition in London
in 1851.
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Dratha

KNOX, LUCY BRIsCoE.s On Friday, oc,
sober Is. 1916, at her RESIDENCE. 1890
aye " the ns si. LUCY 9dI
crime. Lucy Lee and Letitia Knox. She
also is Survived BY sister, Mrs, william
BOW BoWen NSrMeoe sriseoe. both s'O Of Baltimore. Nd
Services at St. Adams Church on Satur-
and and GSsl friends Invited Inv e interment unted
States Naval Academy Cemetery. Annapolis,
Md, at pm. 10
LAMBERT, CLARENCE. On THURSDAY.
of 304 v st. NV, beloved brother OF Ralph
HaTred He also leaves other relatives
Ernest Jarvis Funeral Church, 1882 You
st. NV, after l L I'm. Sunday, October 90.
Funeral Tuesday; October ,ss ss at pm.
and friends invited. Interment WSo,odlaWn
LEE. CHARITY E. On Friday, October
s 1915 at her lg5a E NeT wts 5ep
jos aia :4h5 Mrs es Mars S'es1 N
mian L. Thomas wa and Joseph Lee
surviving are ten grandchildren, fourteen
other relatives and
I
Thursday, october II, 1946, at her resi-
dence, 2S10 Wisconsin ave. n.w.,. CLARA
BLIGHT MACDONALD, wife of the late
Alonzo T. Macdonald and mother of Mrs.
Jack W. Joslin. Services at the s. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2901 14th st.
NV. on Saturday. October 10, at 10 m.
1nterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 1s
McALISTER, MARY L. Departed this
life suddenly, Wednesday, October 49,
Mrs. MARY L. McALISTER. She is sur
vived by devoted husband, Mr.. sGeorge
McAlister; one son. George H. McAlister; q
| father, Mr. John Lomax; three sisters and
host of other relatives and friends. Re-
mains may be viewed at the Hall Bros.
Funeral Home, 621 Florida ave. NV, on
Friday October 1s. after II noon, Flu
1880 am, at the above funeral home.
1nterment Arlington National Cemetery.
McALISTER, MARY. Forest Temple,
j netltied i to = meet e in : session Sai q i
Nn sorrow on Friday. october Is,
IL 1916. to arrange for the funeral
n no ho1 Cot nCtp
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Tide Tables

Record Tempera lures This Year.
Highest, .96, on July %.
Lowest, IL, on January 20.
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The Fun and Moon.

Monthly precipitation in inches in the
Capital Current month to date):
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NO: = I: .. r. 2. 4. OF W. Is
~ notified to meet in q session of
III sorrow on Friday, october Is,
1946, to arrange for the funeral
y to be held Saturday, october 10,
, at 1890 am, from Hall Bros.
FANNIE BLAIR. Daughter Ruler
Evening star., 1946-05-24
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
IN NEED of moderate-priced home in
Maryland or D. c. No brokers' TR. 69SS

IN NEED Of moderate-priced home in
Maryland or D. c, No brokers. TR. 69ss
IMMEDIATE AcTIoN-we will buy you,
Ss!Hs Sg4sk aEss .RR5a!si's ani pm MITCHELL 5
Or fairly modern home? Have ali cash
e soob House IN Norhaest Stae or nearby EAR
iillfPs1t TaTT II mES,i4f m nrn.x1
ior cash clients If you you owners ~ S want INV i'm
msdia1e Rs C cash 81 for osG your pToperty Call Mr.
aIGHEsr ALL-cAsH PRICES PAID 10,
Eetemsntsa ss and ree Marylana sus
N5IfHS 5IS s3s n i! .ad
$ssPsbos si@si Il. si si'''
prass sAf seoH essH s2E s2EDERs F. z5ss
specialist-Please cali for a free s and honest ]
sI'prai aIppraisal al, with no oAligation; We have
Gss Suss s5a4 ans Fean sRe
IL il rRoMFT ER Hsp2 ATEsri5s n R to til. sal.
erty is what you desire, cali Il. A. HUM.
sHREs ssS e.s1. asf:01 .nse SOS si5 sY5th Capitol
MY POLICY-Try and match it, Light.
ming action. no red tape, excessive cash
sseso pad an, gs. n sm H
you Proof Of the pudding is in the
yoHN ~ Ss9 SEGMANN pay IA N5s iss 0ty Ses
MasSssp sss i ? REALTY e co. can sell your hous.
ssssss :aPs sSs Wilson SSs f''%ss S2a Ct sh's'
S55rsSS sos9. qScp p At % ONCE Or r.
At this time Can Ex. sb5s. YOUNG feS Seiees Z
Ps'1ssR PAsToR lasS Vermont. Real Estate and
TO RMS; consider D. C. or Md: possess
session within gMnv so days am not broker.
GE 1885, or write TSemss sye cree a1a Sum-
CASH BUYERS AVAIABLE for homes in
Petworth and Brightwood areas Cali us
.ee free kHY saPfiis REAY RYE09s e. and IA $3.50
" az ssIt fss xSgk HOUSE at its
ffSyss:' ffS: aE. 55sii VIM j, sAgSpEksi CO CO.
Rodsk Moss aR pgssfE5es Essstr sFsy
boST Sessf ssPa xxi a1 Us soao q sell
Fsss appfaissis WIZ g 'Ids3us IIBsY co. essss !es
MHNNAS hEALIY CU. can sell your mouse
quickly and with minimum trouble to you
at today's value Our estimate without
obiIeation. 291S Wilson blyd., GL. or OK
FOR PROMPT ACTION in sale Of D. C.
property. call MA. 6916 any weekday until
pm E. EARLE WEMPLE. realty service,
ALLOW ME to give you some good sound
advice. Don't sell your home until you
are sure you. have a home to move in
We have SO homes we can exchange for
your home, or can arrange to give you all
cash as settlement. Call MR.. FARLEY.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your property; Sc.
or ne, Md. or Va, white or colored. cox
4 CO.; DI: 4254 or RE. 1888.
PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy 3-bedroom
house, modern, in or near District; pay
cash Box 19-A; Star. "a
to purchase homes In any section OF wash
FR. 1905.
Evening star., 1946-05-24
HOUSES WANTED TO Buy (cor,. }

WILL PAY c. Ior D. c.. nearby Va. and
Nd, I.cI-ksty = !. gladly give yesv an ap-
s!i's e Ms {sar ( giS
fSp01n5TeHs: p6 Yon Want SPEEDY ACTION? II lis,
CO. 1924 Eye st. NV. EX. 34o0. -''' :
mes Of m Ma csn esy wa s Cash
MR. WOOD HILLSIDE 1861. ~ al
land viii viii pay ali cash. PHONE ST. ST. as2s.
WANTED AT ONCE, home in neighborhood
PE Ps ws1aa e1 foah afR 7ss Sa's se A os$sr
YOUNG COUPLE will pay cash tor small
@ ISsh NJ e % Evenings AiH, Ho 1886. go eoG 80 Sso4
VETERAN urgently needs or bedroom
s:ss: Fl s.ss Ms ss. ss ss s,s: ssy
maximum Cali co; $3.50. "a
% OF svey want to D1y home in tno
owner, Cali sligo 95s9. '0'' " IA an
WANTED. VA, .ua ls bone me- Have you one you'll
s,sa ss5,antiai monthly payments: San BOZ BOX ?aI3,
VETERAN. about ready to pitch tent. CON
up to $4,000 Box 1861, Star. -.4 !
LOOKING LOOK for home in ?; C. or suburbs,
MUST find a home IN in D: s. C. G. or suburbs. 3
sssTms sssn9s Pr PEefs5Tsd' f57s cash to seller no
EX-GI i' urgently n Il 10 needs small house in
nearby e va. Can cH. 44s5 after pm.
a HEsnsSi siesaf civilians am veteran 4
Sa!s ssssas s?Sos sg E GsS slebe HsS se .9eHi
home. can pay ali cash ), or rooms, in n
Virginia; not over S12,50O. Chestnut
NV r Gotta e,s , H.,
80 months in service ID like home, can an
pay Tyginis al cash Ifhio 9F rooms in nearby
$So Help vetsssa to md in h2ns fer
sipis GSIsmSla saSsne'e saSs IN NEARBY 4 SiF-
gently in need Of home. any kind, in in vir- r
ssHn sinia Can pay cash. Call Columbia
CASH up to $4,000 Private party ur-
gently needs 3-bedrm. modern bungalow or
a.nedrm ID nt M house with study and bath st f.
csery cSae Md dms gebasda apa ca5
VETERAN AND FAMILY ne need 1'lo as ' rm'
eansalow ea5p down in Nd WIN psy up 70 900
REl4ABfifp "A II E1sINEssMAN aSs and family m24 ar-
theSda er chevy chase area. res An viii pay pa al ali
Just RETURNED FROM OVERSEAS sf alter
IL Il m9nfhs W,If nan must have home for my fam
silysE SLY ,S2n sprins. M IA. 1899 IA
many many IT Italy ls. and France. Now ! need a
overseas. ANY 6-rm. house in Va. Md or
Rm1strlcs msTI VIII pay cash, Sligo 4759. IL
eagnpaneEE an eaeE NJ Must have at least : bedrms
WE HAVE CLIENTS who will pay cash for
homes in Arlington or Falls Church c. S.
SHuLiNBURG, 1915 Lee hwy. Arl Va
OK 2624: after 9 pm, CH. 45I2 -29
ton white or colored. MR.. BARNET LISS.
Up TO $4,000, Mass. Ave. Park or other
ciose-in locations--Detached house of
Must have "a minimum, Of 4 large bed
rooms, maids room and library or study
On .NIr1 II or 2nd floors. Box 75.A. Star.
any section of city; immediate possession;
NO dealers MA 6301 n6s
DESIRE 2 or 3 apt converted house to
ppphrchaSs phra Sc, uader NIGER the CT Bill of RIGHTS.
BBRIGHIWooD, B Petworth, Shepherd Park
we specialize in these areas. cash buy
crs for your property: free appraisals;
quick eficient, service. Phone Mr.. Cokas
REALTY co. 4ol5 Ga. ave. NV, N:}I 81
Evening star., 1946-05-24

l4th ST, HGTs.-Det. home with large
rooms. garage, covered porch. big clothes
closets, gas heat. hne lot S15,75O.
MI. Pleasant-3-story, 6-bedrm 2-bath
mouse; rms. and b. in basement. Out
aRaEnM eftSEn oxncT = o6sM Sesjres to ssl 300
COLORED-S1,O 900 DOWN will buy this g.
baths, coal heat; live in one apt, balance
9!,Gyo 99iy S9,SO0. KAY REALTY Co, -RA
CoIoREDeNEAR GEORGIA AvE.-New-
ton pl: n.w-2-story frame semidetac ched.
wsHNToNs nasaS ri cUssa s1s sleetss1fy eok
@ eSLokEbGSEAk Il MI sA FLoR1DA ESR1 AVE. Ne Ne
church, owner-occupied; large cellar, coal
n.-w.h.,, large back yard, nice front porch
tar tan brick oak floors, only Is yrs. old
PosSession with title. HERsERRTT < saas SONS.
conoREDnfLoRfpA' l q Gf'oi AVE-. e. SE S1s9 is ony
block from this immaculate 2-apt. home:
lst-foor apt. has living room, 3 bedrooms
kitchen, dinette and bath: End floor has
: rooms, kitchen and bath, all rooms are
large: numerous closets: concrete front
This, This home is BARGAIN at SO, 800; large
BERT SONS, Realtors. 515 East Capitol
st., Ii. 0129. After ONCE hours call Wo
COLoRED-NEAR 14th and g St., re
Brick; rooms and bath, oil h.-w heat;
nice lot, convenient location; owner occu-
Sosi sRocRsaYs MooRaaapsa sa a.ssoqs Adsms
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2 baths; built-in garage, oil heat. 1st-fool
screened -, porch and 2nd-floor sleeping
peTsh psssion will be vacant and sgaabe or pos
ther details and appt. to inspect cali Mr.
H st. NV. Ma. s345. W. A'0'
BETHESDA. MD.-A modern 6-room brick
lst floor. center hall, living room 0'VHi with
ScnmI SeTssned ~ porch; End IN aoo. laTse BED.
ment and attached garage. gas air condi-
consn ave. ave- EN-. $3.50 until 8 pm. M WIS
5-RM. MODERN BRICK-very modern
PoRT aaE sit5fs wR Hndsas si4 until Rfrsy : M
a LOVELY HOME and income in beautiful
nF rum dninr rm NOOK Etehsn Sedrm na sne s
floor. 3 large rooms: kitchen and bath
aa eo S kehen and bath fu
4! s NJ s5s5 Snla2 sSRvel ss
GSR;GE4 G2; 142a HONE ESs St NrnS nR ANA MA ss5a
SIS NV possession July 15th11st fioor fs
porch. dining s room Di and Kite Kitchen: a:'afs sne
1u 0aas st hsS fsS eGI oens
srice .oeo Ese VIEWER s0'si sRos. s,'' 1Ne 1e.
R6SRoe n! ssoG sEss NV w. 1850 4sSo
full row brick of large. rooms in this most
First time offered and reasonably priced at
$1,000; REQUIRES So, 900 cash. Can JOHN
QUINN CO. D1. 5145.
5 YEARS OLD-6 rooms, unusually clean
Nd: prompt occupancy. priced to sell
S1.5O0 DOWN-Queen st. n.e.-6-room
row brick. h.-wh., bath: front newly
PRIsE. REALTY CO.. 1924 Eye St. NV.
SEw BRICK HOMES, upper Brishtwood
NV. will be ready for occupancy soon
select now! charming rms, 2 baths, 2
large, airy bedrms.; dining rm. and fully
equipped kitchen; full basement, gas heat.
In choice section near all facilities. COM
msn.; Can until 9 pm, LEO M. BERN
4 cOTglsts Rssl Estate Institution;
open for inspection Saturday and Sunday
from to 6 p.m:-9 rooms and 3 baths.
also furnished apt. in basement; fully fur
nished, 5 refrigerators.. h.-w. heat; gear
garage on alley; quoted income, $3.50 per
month: bargain. S14.95O; terms. Will
Sfa1a SfETaEsbA 5 BRiicK-e rooms, modern. I'm.
usually good condition: very prompt
oecupancy. Don't miss this. Terms
ROBT. MAGEE. WA. 1914 until .. 26'
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-06
T STATISTICS

The following births were re-
corded with the Jackson County
Health Department during the
week:
Ollie and Doris Mae Pierce
Vice. twins. boy and girl; Joseph
Neal and Elaine eagle Stephens,
girl; Roy Bernard and Jimmie
Lou Digby DeAngelo, boy; Del
bert Larue and Margaret Pinbo
Baker, girl; Julius Coleman and
Kathleen Folsom McIlwain, boy;
Coburn Franklin and Iva Fay
Jones Goodwin, girl; William Will
kins and Gladys Martell Clark
Parks. girl; Joel Benjamin and
Vestie Mae Abercrombie Kerr,
boy; William Alton and Helen
Lucille Chisiam Cheatwood, boy;
William Leonard and Lille Mae
Hester Harris, boy; Carl Hubert
and Eunice Irene Rowe Peacock,
girl; Hollis Wade and Ada Dick
son Barnes, girl; David Edward
and Mary Wilma Recess Miller,
boy; Coy Winston and Ava Ruth
Massey Hutcherson, girl.
Colored Births - Willie and
Minnie Goldsmith Brunson,
girl.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-06
james T. Kendall
Principal Speaker
To Be Juycee

James T. Kendall, Vice Presi-
dent of the United States Jul
nior Chamber of Commerce. will
be the principal speaker at a
meeting of the Jaycees organiz-
alton of Southeast Mississippi
Harry w. Clark, chairman of the
regional group, states that the
meeting will be held on Wednes-
day night, September 18th, at the
Forrest Hotel in Hattiesburg Mr..
Clark also announced that State
President John A. Grice of Pr
cayune, would be present.
The meeting is a following up
assembly of the Southeast Mis-
sissippi Junior Chambers of
Commerce after their initial
meeting in Gulfport last March.
The purpose of these meetings
is to discuss matters of mutual
interest to the Jaycees of this
section and to allow the MEM
bers OF the individual clubs to
become better acquainted.
Mr.. Kendall is a member of
the Jackson-(M mississippi, Junior
Chamber of Commerce and was
elected National Vice President
at the recent Jaycee Convention
in Milwaukee. He is Assistant
Attorney General of the State of
Mississippi and is also Vice Pres
ident of the Board of Directors
of the newly formed Mississippi
Crippled Children's Hospital.
Mr.. Kendall is a past president
of both the Jackson Junior
Chamber of Commerce and the
Mississippi State Junior Chamber
of Commerce.
A. ]. Moss, president of the
local Junior Chamber of Com
merce stated today that dele
gates from Pascagoula, are max
ing plans to attend this event.
Mr.. Cobb urged that any men,
bers desiring transportation to
Hattiesburg, contact him.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-06

Allen Tillman of Theodore, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson have sur
vived five children; nineteen
children and twenty-five grand
children are among their des-
cendants.
Among those who called to
offer fluctuations and best wishes
on that day we're Mrs. Hudson's
brothers, Will Waters of Gulf
port and Lyman Water of Mo-
bile, the last named being ac-
companied by Mrs. Waters, and
their children, and granddaugh-
tiers and a sister, Mrs. Christine
White. also of Mobile.
Others present were Mrs. Eff
file Miller, Escatawpa; James
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-06
Sixtiefh Wedding
Anniversary OF Mr..
And Mrs. Hudson

A happy event of recent date
in Moss Point was the celebra-
ton Of their sixtieth wedding
anniversary by MI. and Mrs. Rob
ert Hudson at a gathering of a
large number of relatives and
friends around them that day.
OF the large number of men,
bers Of the immediate family
present were their children,
James Hudson and Mrs. c E.
Smith of Moss Point and Mrs.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-06
CAR

Baltimore, (AP) Nathan
Goldbergh and Charles Levine,
each driving a new 1916 tan and
brown sedan of the same make,
went to the same theater after
parking on the same street.
Police awakened Goldbergh
by telephoning at midnight and
asked him to check up on his
car-Lev,ne was worrying.
Not only were the cars the
same make. color, parked nearby,
etc, but both had dents on the
right front fender. Goldbergh's
key fitted Levine's car, and the
mileage was almost the same, Lee
vines 1882, Goldbergh's $3.50.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-06

the home of Mrs. E. G.. Wood.
Many members of the Unit were
present and seem to be greatly
interested in the organization.
During the evening games
were played and dainty open
faced sandwiches and iced drinks
were served as refreshments.
Plans for the years activities
were discussed.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-06
MISS BOLEN TO ENTER


Miss Mary Joe Bolen, young
niece of Mrs. Joe Canarela, de-
parted Friday for Lafayette, La,
where she will enter on her no.
vitiate at sthe Convent of the
Most Holy Sacrament.
Miss Bolen has been one of
the most popular members OF
the high school set at the Our
Lady of Victories school and
prior to her graduation at the
end of the past term was queer
at the annual carnival ball at the
school.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-06

A fountain pen with a point
made o. felt mas been developed
to enable writing on glass. wax
and transparent plastic surfaces.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-06

Hudson and Mrs Harmon Jor-
dan and children of Ellisville,
Miss, and Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Stauter, MI. and Mrs. benson
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Hud-
son and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Smith of Moss Point.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-06

The word cravat, meaning
necktle, is derived from the name
of Croat mercenary troops who
fought for the Australian Empire.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-06

Roman types first we're used by
Arnold Pannartz and Conrad
Sweinneym in 1854 is a monas-
terry near Rome.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-06

Carbon dioxide is removed from
the atmosphere by rain and sur
face water, which dissolve the
compound.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-06
GIRL RESERVES
ENTERTAINED

The YMCA unit entertained
ne Girl Reserves of Moss Point
tuesday evening with a party at
Evening star., 1946-09-20

Be star In our own name this FoII. FIount
The Heehf Cos California hats and watch
your odrnrine public oIlot you the leading role.
From 22.5O to $780,
Evening star., 1946-09-20

Steched bottom.
GIomourstuf: "Jewe" crested and be-veIed ----z5O0
FootIeht Fovorite skyscroper with huge popon 25oo
stnr MoteoI: Sequin-studded droped oque-----2500
Millinery, OF Fashions, The Hecht
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Gas on Stomach

keIl6vod IN , minutes or double your money back
When excess stomach acid causes painful suffocat-
Ing gas. stomach and heartburn doctors usually
prescribe tho fastcst-acting medicines known foc
symptomatc relief-medicnes like those n Bell-ans
Tablets. No laxative. Be-ans brings comfort In Q
3ffy or double your money back return of bottle
to u. &c at all druggists.
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plentiful along the southern coast
of New Jersey. Atlantic City is
known as "the playground of a ma
tion."
Traditionally, New Jersey has
been the home of many ia
nous people. James Fenimore
Cooper and Capt. James Law
renee of Don't give up the
ship" fame lived next door to
each other in Burlington.
Robert Louis Stevenson, when in
America, lived at Manasquan.
Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamil-
ton fought their famous duel near
Weehawken. George Washington
wrote his Farewell Address" to
the army in Berrien House at
Rocky Hill. Grover Cleveland, twice
u. S. President, was born in New
Jersey Woodrow Wilson was pres
ident of Princeton university and
governor of New Jersey before be-
coming President. Walt Whitman's
tomb is at Camden. Alexander
Woollcott was born in New Jersey.
Others are Stephen Crane of 1.-THE
Red Badge of Courage" and Joyce
Kilmer, poet, who wrote "Trees."
Many contemporary New York au-
thors and artists live on the Jersey
side.
New Jersey is a great state
great in agriculture, in industry, in
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-08-30

Alexander Hamilton selected theS
site of Paterson for an industrial
city. Early New Jersey scientists
and inventors accelerated the trend
toward industrializati on-John
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! ASK Me y
! ANOTHER [
!, A General Quiz
The Questions
e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

l. Who divided the hour into 60
minutes and the minutes into 60
seconds?
2. What percent of our wartime
army officers came up from the
ranks?
8. Does an elephant lie down
when sleeping?
4. The donor of the Nobel prize
made his fortune in what?
S. What state has the lowest
manageable age for a girl with
the consent of her parents?
6. Where is worlds fair
planned for 1851?
Z. Banana is a by-product Of
what? Nd
8. The "stars" of Old Glory are
not stars. According to heraldry,
how many points does a star
have?
9. What state in the United
States has the most deep oil wells7
10. There are only two places in
the United States where an Amer
lean flag is flown "a hours a day.
Where are they?
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souri, Q'm still talking about the
senatorial race). They called Mon
tana and Washington probabilities
rather than mere possibilities.
O'Mahoney knows he has fight,
they say, and they believe the Re-
publican candidate, John Hender-
son, has chance against the popu-
lar gentleman from Wyoming.
heard lot of talk, too, about
the interesting possibility in Con-
necticut where Repr. Clare Luce
was expected to oppose former OPA
Administrator Chester Bowles,
which would be a colorful affair
with all the technical skill of her
publisher husband, and all the skill
of an advertising man, Mr.. Bowles,
pitted against each other.
AS to the house of representatives
Republican machinery has been
grinding in at least rs districts.
or kentuck
Bloody battle-ground
Kentucky was catalogued as still
dark and bloody battle-ground. At
the time of the luncheon, Repre-
sentative Mays followers seemed
to feel, according to press reports,
that he was martyr. If something
should come out to change their
minds on that score, he might 20
down to defeat. And we are re-
minded that, as one Republican
put it.: "every 20 years or so Ken
lucky changes its mind"
Other debatable districts were
listed in Pennsylvania, Indiana, Del
aware, Maryland, West Virginia and
New York.
What the Republicans seem to
count on most is the natural re-
action, the throw the rascals out"
theory which Americans always
have reverted to after so long a Pc
riod of any party's incumbency.
In addition, say the GOPundits,
there are the usual mistakes of the
party in power which result in the
well known attitude of one of Clar-
ence Browns constituents who told
him:
II don't know who I'm FUR, but
I know burned well who I'm
AGIN."
The Republicans think they have
discovered trend away from GEN.
tralized government which NAV
turn the voters against the admin
istration and into Republican pas
lures.
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The Answers

1. The Chaldeans, about 1000
B. c.
2. Sixty-one per cent. OF 872, 900
officers, 531 1000 were originally en-
listed men.
8. No. Elephants sleep in 4
kneeling position.
4. Dynamite.
S. New Hampshire (13 years..
6. In London-as a demonstra-
ton of Britain's recovery from the
war.
7. Petroleum.
8. Six.
9. Louisiana-with9 "a drilled be-
low $4,000 feet in depth. California
is next with IS and Texas third
with Al.
10. The Capitol in Washington
when congress is in session and at
the grave of Francis Scott Key.
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Washington Digest
COP Leaders Intrigue Press
With Election Prospects
BY BAUKHAGE
Ne,Us Analyst and Commentator.

WNU Service, 1916 Eye Street, NV,
Washington, D. C.