Hope Star from Hope, Arkansas • Page 2

0 st Aft, won, A ft KAN lope Star Muted January t8. 1929. wMk-dqy afternoon by Stor PublUhtng Co. Inc. orid Atex.

H. Washbum) BUiftffiKi.212-2U South WaHut ELECTRIC REFRTGER A R. Must be in eood condition. Call 27-W-22. 25-etpd fesi.

tt t. WklMtR. -ALtK. M. WASHBURN, Edttof and Publisher Entered as second class matter the at Hope, Arkansas, urteter ifott March 3, 1897.

Press Enterprise Ass'n. Sibttripflon (Always Payable in By 'city carrier, per week 15c; Nevada, Howard, Miller ana PUUdyette counties, $3.50 per year; else- 46.50. Member The Associated Press: The. 1 Associated Press is exclusively entitled to -Ithe use for republication of all news dis- patches credited at not otherwise Accredited in this paper and also the toca pubtfcned hWeln. National Advertising Representative- Dallies, Memphis, Term.

I.K BOIIdmgr Chicago, 400 North Mich loan New York. City, 292 Madison Detroit, 2842 W. Grand Blvd. rOfcldbeSrfa City. 414 Terminal New 'Orleans, 722 Union Charges on Tributes, Charges will made for oil tributes, cards of thanks, reso lutions, or memorials, concerning the de i- Dotted.

Commercial newspapers hold to thi policy in the news columns to protect readers from a deluge of space-taking me mortals. The Star disclaims responsibilit i for the safe-iVeepIng or leturn ot an unsolicited manscripts. I. I Wanted to Buy 00 COUNTRY CURED HASfe. Highest price paid.

Moore's City Market. SIDE GLANCES ByGdlbfaith Classified Ads must be in office day before publication. f' 7MI Wont Ads cosh in advance. Not taken over the Phone. One word, minimum 30e Six word, minimum 75c Three word, minimunvSOc tirie word, minmium S2.70 Rates are for continuous insertions only MORE YOU TELL THE QUICKER YOU SELL." For Sale HESPEDEZA AND grass hay.

Also cottonseed, Stonewell 2-B, Rowden 41-A and Cookers long staple, first year from breeder. See T. S. McDawitt. 30-tf SIX ROOM HOUSE WITH GAR- den.

Apply 912 East Third Street. 23-3tp 36 COWS, 7 CALVES, AND 2 HEIF- i ers. See W. T. Dillard and Sons, Saratoga, Ark.

25-6tp 39 MODEL CHEVROLET COUPE 1 Goofl tires. Clean in every way Subject to.any mechanic inspec lion. Call 27-W-22. 25-6tpd OIL BURNER AND ONE "gas range at a bargain. See Tom Beltz, 110 N.

Washington. Firs ddor west. 2 5-3tp bNE NORGE REFRIGERATOR. Sefe Dad at Dad's Hamburger Place, S. Elm.

St. Connie Mack Worried Over Pitching Staff By JUDSON BAILEY Wilmington. March 26 UP) Connie Mack, gazing benignly at his Philadelphia Athletics in training here, says the biggest problem he hns this year is pitching. The total hurling staff listed on the club' rosier is seven men so even if they were all good men and true, this shortage of throwers would menace the team's chances. "We only have three pitchers left from last year," 80-yearold Con- nie explained.

"Phil Marchildron. who won 17 games for us. is in the Canadian Army and Fowler and Besse are also gone. "It's too early to tell yet how the staff will shape up this season. I just can't say what we are going to do." The three pitchers who have returned from last year's squad are Roger Wolff.

Riss Christopher and Luman Harris, who jointly accounted for 27 victories in 1942. However. Wolff is a childless married man who may be called for the draft at anytime, so that the A's future looks even more desperate. Except for Jesse Flores, a 14 game winner at Los Angeles, the rest of the A's staff is made up of recruits from class leagues. Pitching is, indeed.

the main problem but it is not the entire Philadelphia story. Connie is confronted by a porous infield. Dick Siebert on first base is a Standby, of course, and Pete Suder at second bast at least is experienced. But right now. Irvin Hall, a rookie from Williamsport in the Eastern League, is the shortstop and another freshman.

Eddie Mayo, from Los Angeles is the regular third baseman. All winter long Connie said Hall would be his second baseman but yesterday for the club's first infield drill Hall ran out and took up the shortstop position. This did not disturb Connie. "I thought he was a second baseman, but when he out to short stop I knew that must be the position he wanted to play. So I'll leave him there and Suder can play second," explained Mack.

Wash Ttfcfc! All Very Clear 3-27 "Oh, look nt all Hie butler mul slutV! Dad certainly was riiiht about saving our gas to get one ot Gramma olcl- fashioncd farm dinners every Sunday! FUNNY BUSINESS MANY U-60ATS POSSIBLE HAVE AST Of SUBMARINE ALON6 THE FRENCH COAST. EASV. NOT ONLY PO THEY REPAIR AND SUP PLY A LAR6E FLEET OF U-f--' A A THEY AWO 6, WWEWifV tftfN NEAfcS By Roy Crane STHlf PROBLEM. A LAR6E CONVOY LEAVING IN ABOUT 8 PAYS. THE ONE PENNY'S LEAVIN6 ON TON16HT 16 SMALL, AND RELATIVELY UNIMPORTANT Popeye "A Shattered Romance." Thimble Theater 1-5 TOO 86 (VJOTHSR.

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20 4 ROOM land On trapped oy flames that were uming the building. I The pilot apparently saw the sm- oke coming from the roof of the bu- He dived, to attract attent- "He's an old player and lie can'I gel it out oi' his blood!" THIS CURIOUS WORLD By William Ferguson For Rent THREE ROOM NICELY rushed apartment. Close in. Mrs. M.

E. Edgington. 505 South Wal', nut. Phone 1040. 24-ltdh THREE ROOM MODERN FUR nished apartment.

South exposure. Good shades. J. H. Ben- 1 nett.

See Tom Beltz, 110 N. Washington. One house west. 5 25-3tp smoke pouring from the building and sounded the fire alarm. The 261 children in the building reached safely only a few minutes ahead of the spreading flames.

The flew onward. The normal population of the I island of Crete, in the Medilerran- can, is about 400,000. Hold Everything THREE NEWLY DECORATED unfurnished rooms. Kitchen. 815 West Ave.

E. 26-3tpd Wanted to Rent THREE OR 4-ROOM FURNISHED apartment, with 2 bedrooms, good reference. Call Hope Star. 22-3tdh Lost RED HORSE, WEIGHING 1250 pounds. 7 years old.

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