Evening Star Newspaper, May 27, 1940, Page 28

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, MAY 27, 1940. William L. Schloss, Indianapolis, FULLER BRISTLECOMB Robert R. Murray, Danville, HAIR BRUSH - Vs, and Carter B. Cordner, Los '3,:';3';3,";"“"’ g 1 In charge of arrangements for the Eisele, presi- Natl Press Short ( ( Bankers, FALSE TEETH REPAIRED . DR RS WHILE YOU WAIT . Jesse Jones Disclaims ROBT. B. SCOTT. DENTAL TECR R ST (N Vice Presidential Bee ADVERTISEMENT. Jesse H. Jones, Federal Loan ad- - ministrator, replying to a proposal by Mayor Oscar F. Holcombe of l eys "s . e J 7 i . 4 ] | Mr. Jones’ home city, Houston, Tex., yesterday disclaimed any ambition [ ] i 3.7 , /4 to become Vice President of the A United States. He set forth his ? - 1 vi,ewaP in a telegram to Iarmc; G:lv E; / 3 W. P.. Hob er of the Blood are wanmsod ons and wastes i yous i \ iy ’ 4 2 Hobby, publish Getting up Nights, Burning Basseser. St | : Sl i Houston Post. , Swollen es, Nervousness, Rheu- . 4 - ] Mayor Holcombe suggested that matic Pains, Dizsiness, Oircles Undsr . i the. Texas Democratic convention, 4nd teeling ‘won out, often are cai o which meets tomorrow in Waco, in- ally : \ . | |struct its delegation to the national HE th."‘fi,gf,,”{";‘:g""{“ ik g - . ; - converition g‘:ow for & third term and wastes. ‘And Inis cleanoing peiitis . / for Mr. Roosevelt with Administrator fixl’dx:zk :“;‘z?; ’x';;’x"" s o - s Jones as Vice President. 5t the tun# 7 New Zealand has an influx of unless you are completely satis o e v everyiiing to gain nd Bothe i iare ; 5 this positive money back guarantee so DOystex from your éunm today for onxylw NEW YORK.—CUTTER CARRIES NEW GUNS FOR GREEN- for Godthaab, Greenland, with food supplies for James K. Pen- LAND SERVICE—Armed with 13 additional guns (six of which fleld, first United States Consul to the island. Officials said are circled), including an anti-aircraft battery, the United States the added armament was the result of a “routine order.” Coast Guard cutter George W. Campbell will sail at noon today —A. P. Wirephoto. » loan balances receivable for the| The bankers’ session was opened | The president of the association, D. | peadable reliet from sick 1940 Indusinal I_oans month of March, 1940. with a welcome address delivered | T. Simpson, Savannah, Ga., Was in | tired fecling whea Outstandings, also based on pre-|by G. M. Thornett, secretary to the | charge of the morning meeting. Without Risk 3 liminary studies, amounted to $264,- | District Board of Commissioners, Among the members participating | ¢ not delighted, returs the boz to us. Rlse 120/ 0ver 1939 600,000 for March as compared with [ The response was given by George | In the committee reports were Clif- nd 0 [ $234,000,000 for the same period last [R. Boomer, Spokane, Wash., ex-|ton Bourdelais, Worcester, Mass. 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