Evening Star dated April 21, 1940

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Weather Forecast Cloudy, continued cool with occasional light rain today; tomorrow, cloudy. Tem- peratures yesterday—High...

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Third Term Urged In Jackson's Talk fo Young Democrats Senator Lee Predicts Roosevelt Would Even Win ‘Frostbitten Northeast’

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150,000 Nazi Pilots . Estimated on Rolls For War Duty 60 Gliding Schools Have Been in Operation Since Late in 1936 B the...

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Disease That Shrinks Brain Is Described To Medical Society St. Elizabeth’s Hospital Group Holds Third Annual Meeting By...

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Reynaud Pressing For Understanding With Italy, Spain Rome Still Unresponsive, But France Continues To Pursue Efforts By the

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Lady Sales Mgr. Wanted Take complete charge sales in W lwn‘mn and the metropolitan olesale rear and g1 ereafter o requiret

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Colonists’ Daughters Ask Stamp to Honor “Washington's Mother General Assembly Elects New Jersey Woman President Electior. of

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGION, D.' C, APRIL 21, .1946——PART ONE. Board of Trade fo Hold Its Annual Shad Bake | FOR FUR STORAGE

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A—10 ‘Women's Federafion 'Marks 50 Years - ' Of Service Climax of Program Will Be Reached at Triennial Convention An...

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f’Book Burnelgg' Give America Opporfunity, Penwomen Hear $5,000,000 Appropriation Urged to Bring European Volumes to Safety

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Qards of Thanks CEASAR, ANNIE G. The family of the late Mrs. ANNIE G. CEASAR wish to thank the many friends who sent floral

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K T .. A 1 B . . . 5 e o . .. .. N B 1 O 14 A A1 R 02 21353 Extra Wide and 2 1/6 Yards Long 1.88 Ivory or eggshell with...

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Rumania fo Receive Nazi Munitions and Planes for Wheat King Carol Grants Trade Concessions to Avoid Greater Demands By the

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Visiting Nurse Sociefy Lauded by Parran In Radio Talk More Workers Needed, Surgeon General Says, Citing Fine Record ‘The...

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A—16 Community Chest's Insignia Confest Extended for Week Competition for Design Will Close May 7 - Instead of April 30 A...

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General News New Peace Plan Expected fo Save Symphony Union Accepts Formula And Board Will Act Tomorrow A swift end to the

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e ————————————————————————————" Smith and Blakeney Gain Doubles Lead In U. S. Bowling Both Top 400 for Total Of 838;...

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.Wheafley Promises Gaming Cleanup in Prince Georges Declares He Will Put Plans Into Effect as Soon as Possible Efforts to...

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Newman Clubs Close 19th Convention Today With Prayer American Youth Group Attacked at Session as ‘Organically Unsound’ ‘The

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Capper Calls Lack 0fD. C. Vote Example 0f Dictatorship Legislators Inconsistent In Scoring Despots and | Barring Suffrage, He

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B—6 = Society of Cincinnati Holds First Dinner In New Home Representatives of 13 States See Investiture Of President General

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Feast of Passover Will Be Celebrated By Jewry Here Religious Celebration Will Open Tomorrow At Sundown ‘Washington Jewry at

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B—S8 Peary,in1916, Foresaw Trouble If Enemy Occupied Greenland Explorer Pointed Ou In Naval Operations Marie Peary Stafford,

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FINANCIAL. Profits Up Sharply For Half Year $33,893 Net Contrasts With $280,411 Loss Shown Year Ago By EDWARD C. STONE. In

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" B—10 BONDS Transaction in Bonds on the New York Stock Exchange on Saturday, April 20, 1940. TREASURY. 28 1947 25 1948-50

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FINANCIAL. Cotton Futures Up 4 fo 5 Points in Final Dealings Mere Trickle of Trade Buying and Covering Boosts Prices By the

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The Trew Motor Cothpany, 1526 14th Street N.W. Duke & Cooksey, Inc., 1365 H Street N.E. Fred Motor Company, 4100 Georgia Ave.

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Editorial Page—Features TWELVE PAGES. Tense Neutrals Await .Outcgnie' of Critical Allied Drive Against Nazis in Review of...

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C-2 The Sunday Star® Witk Daily eveninz “dition THEODORE W. NOYES, Editor, WASHINGTON, D. C. SUNDAY__ pril 21, 1940 The...

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— Oil Assumes Great Importance In Politics Here and Abroad Federal Regulation, Latin American Situation, World Aflame With

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, APRIL 21, 1840—PART TWO. i Cosmos Club, Leaving Old Home, Rovs Link With Dolly Madison...

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Sketch of the proposed terminal building at the Washington National Airport at Gravelly Point, as seen from the flying field.

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CIVIC NEWS. CivicProblems, Civic Bodies| D. C. a Challenge to D. A. R.; Problems Revealed' by Fire Probe By Jesse C. Suter.

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SERVICE OIRGANIZATIONS. Naval Reservists Take Examinafions For Annapolis More Than Sevenscore Appear for Tests To Enter July

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FRA Cowles Will Dedicate New Scottish Rite Temple May 12 Turnage and Huber, Other High Masons, To Attend Services John H....

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EDUCATIONAL. C. U. Glee Club Sings in Spring Concert Tomorrow John J. McMahon, ‘26, To Be Guest Soloist; Behrendt to Direct

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NEWS OF THE MOTORING WORLD Trip to Famed Early’ Spring Gardens of Charleston Seen Most Alluring at Present Time By Ralph...

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Southerners at Odds Among Selves on Freight Rates Complaints Are Made By States Against Neighbors’ Actions (This is the third

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, APRIL 21, 1940—PART TWO, o s SALE or WINDOW SHAD “The Avenve"=7th, Sth snd O Stse Inspect

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_ Social Events—Clubs TWELVE PAGES. MRS. CARL HINSHAW. An enthusiastic dog lover, Mrs. Hinshaw, wife of Representative...

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BOCIETY. Chevy Chase Social Scene Enlivened by Parties Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Bryant, Jr., Among Dinner Hosts; Visitors Lend

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SOCIETY. Social Notes Of Southern Maryland Mrs. Swanson Is Guest of Mrs. Fletcher LEONARDTOWN, Md., April 20. =+Mrs. Claude

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SOCIETY. THE SUNDAY STAR, SOCIETY. Many Alexandrians Have Guests From Out of Town Mr. and Mrs. Jones From Arizona Visit Miss

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SOCI1ETY. Additional Engagements Announced Margaret Wetmore And Mr. Harlan ‘Will Marry (Continued From First Page.) Swenson,

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OCIETY. Many Pretty Weddings; | Spring Colors Rule (Continued From First Page.) Palm Beach, came for the wedding and escorted

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SOCIETY. Spring Fashions Sparkle At Quantico Dance Parties Precede Affair Held In Officers’ Club; Littles Give Attention to

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‘ C, APRIL 21, 1940—PART THREE. SOCIETY. MRS. GARLAND L. LIVELY. Her marriage on March 5 was announced at a recent party. The

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SOCIETY. MRS. ROGER WEBB BEALES (above left). Her marriage took place yesterduy in the Hamline Methodist Church. She is the

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Overseas Service League - Convenes Here This Summer For 20th National Parley Washington Unit Will Be Hostess To Women Who...

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RESORTS. . RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ON THE BEACH - IN THE SUN-- AT THE EDGE of THE SEA! Soft sands beneath you, blue...

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Clubwomen Plan Party for Veterans At Mount Alto Activities of the District Federation ©of Women'’s Clubs this week include a

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Sports News, 1-5 EIGHTEEN PAGES. Harris Seeks Win, Lose or Draw By FRANCIS E. STAN, Star Staff Correspondent. The Kid's Last

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E—-2 Experien Clubmen Use Tricks To Beat Speedier Tar Heels, 9-4 Williams Is Spearhead Of Hosts’ Attack; Remy Stars for...

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s, o wromh . v SUs WASRIONE NG ARL M e emrwen | woms es’ Poussin, Margaret Sanderson Astride, Retires Riding and Hunt Club

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SPORTS. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., APRIL 21, I40—PANT FOUR. SPOR Federal Golfers Plunge Into Star-Sponsored Title

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SPORTS. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, APRIL 21, 1940—PART FOUR. SPORTS. E-5 Pictor’s Derby Stock Soars With Win in...

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Budge fo Tip Nefmen - During Free Clinic Here on May 4 Brother to Assist Don In Instruction Open To All Classes By BILL...

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HELP AND SITUATIONS. : 'SUND: , WA , D. O, APRIL 21, 1940— MISCELLANEOUS. N!l::“mqflc. PERSONAL. SITUATIONS MEN. SITUATIONS

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MISCELLANEOUS. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., APRIL 21, 1940—PART FOUR. MISCELLANEOUS. e e e R e s e S e T REPAIRS &...

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BOATS. TRANSMIBSIONS CONVERTED, $20-825 (no chains): any motor copverted on order. C. M. Eagle, Universal Garage, rear 624 A

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APARTMENTS. § £ APARTMENTS FURNISHED. (Continued.) MERIDIAN HILL STUDIO—SUBLEASE 6 # months cozy stucio apt. real freplace,

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APARTMENTS. (Oontinued.) $37.50. 1411 T ST. S.E. Combining low-cost living with modern gomfort and convenience: smail....

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APARTMENTS. MARYLAND COURTS 9th and E Sts. N.F. apt. Free Refrigeration Elevator Service Switchboard Service Day and Night

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APARTMENTS. APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED, (Continued.) HOUSES FURNISHED. (Continued.) DUPLEX APARTMENTS di ureenod porch; 850‘...

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E—14 =* HOUSES FOR SALE. (Continued.) “Beautiful Exclusive Home, 4 16th ST. Large detached center-hall plan; $55.000 ome....

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REAL ESTATE. SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT. (Continued.) STORES FOR RENT. (Continued.) ARLINGTON — ATTRACTIVE, bungalow: ofl...

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AUTOMOBILES.: THE- SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., APRIL 21, 1940—PART FOUR. AUTOMOBILES. AUTOM(OOSI!.:‘S”F?I SALE....

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/ AUTOMOBILES. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., APRIL 21, :1940—PART ° FOUR. AUTOMOBILES. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE....

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\ THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHiNGTON, D. C,--APRIL 21, 1940—PART FOUR. Phone HObart 1234 LIABLE SPRING TONICS GRAHAM BEEF, IRON"’

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Theaters—Radio—Music Stamps [ TEN PAGES. Hollywood Is Left Behind And Certain Business Remains Unfinished There Are Those...

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AMUSEMENTS. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, -APRIL ‘21, 1940—PART FIVE. What Price Film Virtue? Photoplays in Washington

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AMUSEMENTS. “"They Don’t Know the Formula for Mzr. and Mrs. Dick Powell Are Filmdom’s Happiest They Have Achieved Something

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F—4 By James Waldo Fawcett. ‘Whether or not the long-antici- pated commemorative for the cen- tenary of the first adhesive

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RADIO. COMPLETE RADIO PROGRAMS SCHEDULED FOR THE Refer to programs published daily ]or' last-minute changes in these...

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Study of Hitler as a Man Highlights New Book by Sir Nevile Henderson - Britain’s Former Ambassador To Berlin Says Dictator Is

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ART NOTES. Great Modern Drawings Exhibited Here Are By Distinguished Masters Phillips Gallery Collection Covers Period of 150

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Loss of Symphony Means Disaster to Music Here Public Should Understand Labor Involved in Keeping Organization Under Way By

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NEWS AND FEATURES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS WASHINGTON, D. @he Junior Stap C, APRIL 21, 1940. ACTIVITIES OF YOUTH IN WASHINGTON AREA

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Central Mission Drive For $100,000 Annex Starts Wednesday Dinner at Calvary Baptist Church to Launch Campaign The Central...

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AR i R S M R o e b B Lt e Bl...

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THIS WEEK MAGAZINE AM AN OPTIMIS sy Hdione H HE other day I ran into a friend whom I had not seen in ten years. We had gone

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THIS WEEK MAGAZINE 3 % Ttv THIS sure-fire springtifxie cémbination on your ‘men- e 15 & folks”. There is 'imly' oné- must to

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THIS WEEK MAGAZINE The story of a famously thrifty Yankee who nursed a great fortune —so he could buy back for his State its

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A Short Story Complete in This Issue »* * * T WAS Registration Day in the State Uni- I versity. All the paths of the campus

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— Joe was gasping with pain. “What do you know about Eddie Meade?"' Camgrande snarled flatly THIS WEEK MAGAZINE LITTLE SHOI

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A Short Story Complete on This Page * * * Y FRIEND Barry Graham prided him- M self on the fact that he would never do...

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8 %HIS is the seventh in an important THis WEEK series of articles on You and Your Job, wrilten by an expert emplovment...

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DO SONS LIKE | THEIR FATHERS? "My Dad'’s the greatest man in the world,” says the ten-year-old. But what happens when that

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THIS WEEK MAGAZINE AND A SHow stealing, of course, is a stealers in one show, both out: new. That is what has happen«...

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Jollywood custom. But two show the featured player, is something kit Disney’s latest feature picture, 1as been taken shows

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12 INDIGESTION Sensational Relief from Indigestion md One Dose Proves It 17 the first dose of this pleasant-tasting little ;

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g I S S S e ——— THIS WEEK MAGAZINE "PRETTY PECULIAR PEOPLE" And so, encouraging each other in this way, they made ready for

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14 Maxke IT SeEm Lived-IN In decorating a house remember that comfort must be the base upon which to build beauty Jy (gm@...

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THIS WEEK MAGAZINE enhance the graciousness of homes and to make streets cool places of delight. And then, about a hundred

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16 THIS WEEK MAGAZINE "PRETTY PECULIAR PEOPLE" don’t feel kind of homesick or any- thing — do you, Norma?”’ Norma paused, the

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LITTLE SHOT Continved from page six They were lenient about visitors, in ‘he case of a trusty due for parole; l.illie...

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Dirt! Dust! Perspiration! Away they gO ... all of them, the very first time you use the amazing new Admiracion Oil Shampoo.

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ident of a successful national lighting-fixture business, always \ connoisseur of food, and specialist oday in smoked turkey,

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20 EXTRA! REW PEARSOR i WASHINGTON Y % SCOOP ON CAPITOL HiLL! Washington—Drew Pearson, who (with Bob Allen) astounds millions

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WASHINGTON, D. C. e GRAVURE SECTION ‘ APRIL 21, 1940 8 PAGES OF PICTURES e un ag a 10 CENTS PER COPY N3 :‘ et T - Future...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—APRIL 21, 1940. Summer Mermaids Learnto Swim at the "'Y” ue NW., leads the

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (.—GRAVURE SECTION—APRIL 21, 1940. 'Play BallV X - o k : Hfi: sm mmaw‘ ' m ? The game's only

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGT EOPLE of every temperament pay tribute this month to the Bard of Avon. He was born, according to

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—GRAVURE SECTION—APRIL 21, 1940. eare's Deathless Fame it of the immortal bard Heavier and less inspired is the Lumley...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. D. WOMEN’S CLUB IN THE COUNTRY The Bonny Betty Tea Room is the scene of a get-together luncheon

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—APRIL 21, 1940. Sports Gallery % e % s 48] -~ €& This is the right way,

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—APRIL 21, 1940. Smart Styles Easily Made 'y L d S, 2. gL & LY ow . .y & .y

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WAS'HINGTON D. C. SUNDAY, APRIL 21, 1940 l2 PAG’ES OF | EDGAR Ri1cE BURROUGHS' o - HATEN Ré&b@ 7 AT VAIGER G F ETTED A DN...

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WHITE DUST ON STITCHING OF BALL HAS BEEN SOAKED IN #ysTERIOUS "SUBSTANCE! OH, THAT MEANS NOTHING CHARLIE! THE SUND SPEEDY...

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APRIL 21, 1940 7 i e A SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, b. €. Ha! HA! oNLY IN 1€ To IN A GRA| 8 NICK RACKETS SO0 THEY'RE TRYING TO

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. APRIL 21, 1940 P | SHOULD CARRY AN AND T KNOW D UMBRELLA AND BE < UMBRELLA \1%57°3.....

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APRIL 21, 1940 { ABOARD THE FOG-ENVELOPED | | DESTROYER , FINK SUDDENLY { AND HIS U.S. MARINE S . B’FRANK RENTTROW . DON...

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NAVY “WINGS" WORN B8Y NAVAL AVIATORS ARE WON ONLY AFTER A RIGIP TRAINING COURSE AT THE NAVAL AIR STATION, PENSACOLA, FLA. OH,

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WASHINGTON, D. C. FZ%L :Vflflafll HECK! I HATE TO LEAVE TOWN HAVING HARSH WORDS WITH ON THE OTHER HAND,IF I DID THAT, \T MIGHT

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. AND JEFF —The Horse Ended Up Panting and Jeff Ended Up JEFF, WE'LL MAKE AN EASY TEN BUCKS!

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APRIL 21,1940 THE SUNDAY YOU MEAN JENNY FLEW OFF A7 WITH A CHARTER PASSENGER AND ALL SHE DID TO IDENTIFY ENNY IS OPERATING

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. o _APRIL 21, 1940 / " FRED y NEHER. TP, THERES A SALE ON LITTLE - ; e o rl : A } GIRLS'

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S e HE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. Fallens » NOW/, FOLKS, JEST BE PATIENT./ THE ORCHESTRA WILL BE READY YOU CANT KID ME /

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e - TONY, I'M GOING TO WIN THIS LAND BACK FOR UNCLE NAT/ REMEAMBER HOW BULLDOG BEVANS SAW BEN SLIP BACK INTO CAAAP, AND...