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REMODELLER or HATS-"A HAT OF,
Yesterday. redesigned into Eastwood"
cielty; formerly with Madame Ash and
Frank r yaIleR Call Dist n6S6 q
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ALL DRESSES AND LADIES cOAT8
cleaned, 81; mems suits and overcoats, T5c.
Howards Odorless Cleaners. Stores all over
Kas
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star read
ers. Any complaint found necessary
to be made to The Star VIII receive
prompt attention. For admission to
Recommended Service Column ean
National 5000, Branch ais.
ALTERATIONS Building and re-
masonry. plaster. painting. roofing; free esti-
mate and drawings; master mechanics. Cor
don, Adams 6525. 2os
ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEER (practieal)-
Plans made for new buildings; expert on
building alterations. Consultation free.
Phone Adams 2030-M
BEDDING. MATTRESaRs. p0x aprings and
pillows reno; best prices and pToul@a dof
wash. Mattress Co.. Sls I st. s.w, MAJ. ee7o.
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CONGENIAL BUSINESS GIRL OR WOMAN
to share attractive apartment, meals in
ciuded, with mother and young daughter;
grand piano, radio, sun room, excellent
maid service; reasonable; references ex-
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WHERE ARE you VACATIONING2- YOUNG
couple taking cottage on bay, will accom-
modate three young ladies by week, June
to Sept. !. For particulars address COX
ASA Star once. 20.
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WANTED-AGENTS.
fEnnffnuRH

SENSATIONAL. NEW INVENTION
Patented home filter for home beverageS
and fruit juices. Removes all sediment
pulp, nbers, cloudiness. Not q strainer
suits Low-priced. Guaranteed. Sells fast
Write quick for free demonstrator and ter;
ritory offer. Home Filter Co., 55 Central
ave, Bay City, Mich.
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YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE TO SHARE
his apartment with another gentleman:
neatly furnished; convenient. Address Box
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ENTER YOUR CHILD IN MUSIC-PIANO.
violin, cello, etc; free rhythm classes to stu
dents; individual or group; recitals. North
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81 CHAIFFEUKS.

some for extra work Tor Easter holidays,
soTne for steady work. Get IN now and
make Bic money driving Bel Cabs. Apply
BELL CAB CO.,
I9t7 l. ST NV
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BAGS-LADIES HANDBAGS MADE TO OR
der from your materials or from genuine
modelled Phone North 9022-W. Gall or
write NJ. Kohrn. 1880 10th st. NE. 2os
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POLMET POLISHING CLOTH.
Cleans all metals; gets enthINiasttc atten-
ton; sells fast st Csc; samples free. p q.
Gale Co. l4l Edinboro st., Boston, Mass.
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ADDRESS ENVELOPES at home; expert
or $50 and PM or address L. Weilendorf,
Nd. Courts, North, Apt. sll, 9th and SITS.
ne.
BooKKEEPER-sTENod age 26;
years local experience; reference. Cali
BOOKKEEPER-sT with once
GtS aS9sa IN exeesS resreace Nasona
COMMERCIAL ARTIST wants piece work;
sa n9Sns Artist a% 70 'ssh6aei oil R
Educated American woman
would like a position with lady or elderly
drive car; nursing experience; travel. Tel.
DAYS WORK, reliable woman; also work
for schoolgirl. Adams 3330.W
Spring fashions; stylish remodeIing a spe-
ctalty; appointments BY day If desired.
DRESsMAKER wishes sewing. at home Or
out by the day; childrens clothes spe-
cialty; reference 208 T st. NV.
DREsSMAKER in families. competent, prac-
misses and children's clothes; remodeiine
Good work; reasonable. Address Box 2s.B'
Star ONCE.
DREssMAKER, experienced, out by the day;
references. Adams $685..
pREssMAAKING at home or out BY day
psn sewne oo sISR couch
DREssMAKINd-Dresse made Of all styles,
Columbia $3.50. 1855 Calvert St., Apt. /.
day; sport and evening dresses; u ali WORK
neatly finished; experienced. North S617-J.
DRESsMAKING, designing. all kinds of
sewing; Spring suits and coats, tailor made;
stston carendOn as4pJ5 White oniy. s''
ENGLISH LADY, reliable, Trustworthy, wish
es position; useful companion, help in good
home; references. Address Box lob, Star
GENERAL HoUsEWORK or plain cooking.
Dora v. Grimm, Route No. J. Timberville, Va.
HTdH-sCHOOL GRADUATE, colored, wants
S 81 T3Is f Pes ssa ' some
LADY, college graduate, as Companion to ell
travel, familiar with Europe; references; in
exchange for pleasant home, country pre-
LADY. refined, ~, from va, capable, cheer
chronic case. Consider housekeeper for
elderly couple; refs. Adams 1892 zee
LIGHT CHAMBERWORK, nurse to one child,
laundry. 1888 10th st. NV. 20"
NURSE. pracaieal. IS years. expsrienee; best
Sress sox isS-a. star ofsoe o"'S OniS' gu
NURsE-Reliable Southern lady, with hos
pital training, desires the care Of frail child;
reasonable salary; willing to leave city; ref
erences. 1883 Park I'd. NV.
NURSE, practical, wants position; $500
week; light housework. Phone Cleveland
NURSE, any kind Of case. night or day;
pack and IRRIGATION also given. Adams 0969
PRACTICAL NURSE, settled white woman.
desires employment; stay nights; city ref.
capable, kind Col. 1234-W.
PRACTICAL NURSE wishes permanent case;
long exp; CO prepare diet; very good in
nervous cases either sex; best ret. Phone
Adams 1929.
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statesmen WANTED.
INSTRUCTION. COURSES.

INSTRUCTION COURSES.
JAZZ, POPULAR MUSIC IN 20 LESSONS;
piano, sax, banjo guitar, ETC.; free lessons
IL you buy instrument. Christensen School
7l0 18th st. NV. Dist. 127e. Free booklet.
WITH VOCATION there are many things
you can have and do. Why not take short
easy course telephone switchboard operat-
lng2 Est. 1918. Oxford Bldg, 14th st. at
N. Y. ave.
AUTO LESSONS for permit; easy parking;
free wheeling; cars furn. Call Foster lOld
Reliablel. Met. 1909. 644 s.w. q
Private Observation-Disclosures, sciences, lam
guages; Cornell graduate; 81. Albert Jonas,
1905 Hopkins st. NV, near 2Oth and =. 81.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS, ANY HOUR,
by licensed white men; your car or our car.
Call anytime, Adams 349e. 29s
BEAUTY CULTURE TAUGHT BY EXPERTS.
$500 starts you. Day and night classes.
Modern School OF Beauty Culture, 657 Earle
Bldg, 18th and z NV.
GRECO SHORTHAND BY experienced teach
er. BEGINNERS; review; speed dictation. Pri-
Vate lessons. Moderate rates. Decatur 35e4-J.
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Energetic man for local outside work; Ole
established house; opportunity Tor advance
Tee $500 per day. Address Box 22-B, Star
eE1cs.
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experienced; only those
18th reference need apply. Parrot Tea
DOM, 1913 Conn. ave. NV
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MASSAGE. ELECTROTHERAPY SARA J.
222a 10 q m 10 6 D nj Clnsed HundaYs
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housework or work of any kind: good ref
settled colored man. janitor or genera
utility. North 6375. 29'
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ELECTRIC BATHS.

Oil messages mira red rays, electric
massag es, Hanovian Alpine sun ray and
erences. Licensed. d. A. COE, P. d. Hours,
am to pm. 1720 NJ st. NV. North 1856.
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CHILDREN, 9 AM. TO OR PM; HOT
luncheon. Supervised study and play; in
closed playground. French, music. Low
SCHOOL, 1903 New Hampshire ave
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MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN
and School OF Dancing, 1922 Mass. ave. NV.
for children 3 and over; hours. $3.50 to $50;
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LARGE FRONT APARTMENT
CORCORAN COURTS,
40l 23rd st. NV.
Frigidaire-Currcnt Free.
Oa,arlnnrinR Lincoln Memorial

Overlooking Lincoln Memorial andA
Arlington Hills.
Corner apartment with southwestern ex
posnre consisting OF reception hall. unusu-
ally large living room, 22xl3; ped room,
i2xlS; dining room, kitchen and bath with
built-in tub and shower; Ss7.5
See Manaser, National 1888.
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THE HIGHLANDS

THE HIGHLANDS
Conn. Ave. ana California. st.
sishsd; ~ :,:1so; SaF1 saa,;s
erason ne cai. f III Sadns and FeFE
H Manager on Premises.
THE WESTMORELAND
| 1922 California st.
!S ss%: t kIsse:s s :ad ;ss
Electric Refriseraitiioin. '-'''
\ Cafe in building-Manager on premises.
THE FRANCIS SCOTT KEY
h 900 Goth st. NV.
Mur r02m bed sit'hen and s't Il .S %t5
Electric refrigeration on house current
\ Manager on premises.
THE RICHELIEU
18th and Harvard SITS.
rooms. kitchen and bath. e0S
4 Electric Refrigeration
Manager on Premises.
1711 35th ST. NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath. =. .347.50
Electric Refrigeration.
\ Manaser on Premises.
1901 21st ST. NV.
4 rooms, Kitchen and oatn. 600
\ rooms, kitchen and bath. 4f.50
| THE WAGAR
1914 G ST. NV.
4 rooms and bath, porch. ......$9 $4,000
307 s ST. NE.
rooms. kitchen and bath :. $4,000
| rooms. kitchen and bath. 5000
Electric Refrigeration.
2129 G st. NV.
4 rooms. kitchen and bath. $3.50
1916 9th ST. NV.
Downtown. walking distance shopping
district
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. >. $4,000
1107 nth ST. NV.
room. bath, Murphy bed sS2.So
! room. q. D.. Kitchen. BATH .,
74O 9th ST. NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath. =. .S52.60
rooms, kitchen and BATH. $500
room. kitchenette and bath. 30.00
1006 MASS. AVE. NV.
rooms and bath. ........... 5000
1893 14th NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath. $500
1905 DE SALES ST. NV.
2 rooms, kitchen and bath. $500
LINKINS co.
1898 De Sales So. Dee. 2sOO
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LOW RENT.
LARGE DOWNTOWN APT.
Ills 9th ST. N.w.-SA0.
Large ApartFnent CONSISTING of 3 unusually
large rooms. kitchen. bath, larRe rear porch.
LARGE APT.-S45.O.
ALL 18th ST. NV
Near 18th and COL Rd.
Housekeeping apartment: consisting Of
unusually large rooms. kitchen and hath.
CAFRrTZ.
1914 ST. Me- r., B., ELEc.,
asa 18th st. s.e-4 r.. b. cleo ....... Is, 90
3oS 10th st. sw-2 r, k, b.; ....;... 27.5o
i22s "a st. sw.-s r., k. b.. cleo,
WE. ...'....... 22 90
640la Morton ST. nsZ4Iy b.......... 1850
Sal You St n.vN5 r. K, b........ So. 50
1905 Ord st. n.w.-3 T., b.. cleo mn. $3.50
1913 ST. s.e.-2 r., X, b.............. az. 50
ais SLd ST az +. ..:............ 1850
THOMAS p BROWN, ais 41a ST. s.W.
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BRooKLAND COURTS

BR00KIAED COURTS
12IO-1s Perry St. NE.
Cool and elevated. Detached twin
buildings; Frigidaire. manager: in
Generators. ; Eoqd-sized rooms, kitchen
and bath at S65.
THE EVARTS
I208 Evarts ST. NE.
rooms, Kitchen and bath. sls and
s475o.
800 ST. NE.
Near Congressional Library. rooms,
kitchen and bath, $4,000, to 8 rooms,
Kitchen and bath, $3.50.
One opening Of 3 rooms, Kitchen and
bath, and floor, $47.5o.
1882 WIS. AVE.
Advantage Of altitude. rooms,
kiteben and bath, SIS, Corner Sids:
Frigidaire.
1914 1ith st. NV.
baIS $50 s. sfnfn ar
5000. Resident manager.
Opposite Western High. Corner: de-
tached: modern; Frigtdaire; MANAGER.
ore room, kitchen and bath, t3s so, to
2 rooms, kitchen and bath. $50.
IIOs 18th ST. NV.
Central 3 rooms. Kitchen and bath,
low as $3.50.
1909 18th ST. NV.
2 rooms, kitchen. bath. SSS.
7e0 18th ST. NV.
Near Franklin Park. rooms.
kitchen. bath, S35. to rooms and
bath. $50.
e469 18th ST. NV.
3rd Floor. rooms and bath tS5.
PHELPS
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NEWHAvEN
9QG hame@ Ave- ~ p


2ss Mass. Ave. NE.
Beautiful corner bids. Kelyinator on
house; manager. elevator. Units OF !
large room and bath for $50; to 2
f fof sss kitchen and handsome tie Oa'h
The BRADFoED
Imposing and well-located building.
Furnished units. room and tile bath.
S4S; to 2 rooms, kitchen and bath.
$3.50. Unfurnished room and bath
At s35. to rooms, modern kitchen and
bath at &72.50. Frig; manager; 24-hr.
elevator and switchboard.
THE sTRATHMORE
1891 I3th ST. NV.
At Monroe. Elevator; manager. 2
rooms, kitchen, tile bath with spray
shower. $50 to $3.50. Kelvinator on
house current.
MAMMOTH OAK GARDENS
I6o9ll 3Ist st. NV.
Detached twin buildings in GEORGE
TOWN opposite old estate. Cool apart
ments Of large rooms. modern kitchen
and bath. $50 to $3.50. Any location.
1884 r STREET NV.
5 minutes from White House.
rooms. kitchen and bath at s65 so. to
rooms, kitchen and bath at $40.
Elevator manager; electric refrtEerE-
ton.
THE BURLINGTON
lisa Lanier RI. NV.
Quiet neiehborhood. Conservative
units of large rooms. kitchen. bath
and porch, s53. Frigidaire on house
current.
s43a CONN. AVE.
Benented by Rock Creeks cooling
breezes: 2 rooms, kitchen and bath,
$50. Frigidaire.
BOSS &
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WOODBRIDGE.
Two rooms, kit, bath. s32 50; hat 3ioi
goth st. ne Near cor. 10th ana Rhode
Island ave- ne,
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2FCTORY OF UNFINISHED APARTMENTS

1918 GIRARD ST. NV ROOMS, KITCH-
SIS. Cali resident mansEer, Col. 50Ss
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AFT. 800, 2i24 EYE ST NV ROOMS
kitchen and hath; exposures; large closets
suh-Iet: reasonable
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-03

pressure. t~hickening OF the arteries,
habitual indigestion. loss OF weight
and vitality are all signs demanding
attention.
Thickening OF the arteries. or
years been considered exclusively an
occurrence OF middle life and old
age. Unfortunately this is not true.
In a remarkably large percentage OF
cases. this condition exists In com
p~aTatively young people.
This change In the blood vessels.
IN recognized early. is OF great i'm
portance. The process is a slow one
trouble until middle age. This con-
dition. IL allowed 10 exist without
proper care. does serious damage to
the heart blood vessels and kidneys.
Often. high blood pressure exists
without ~thickening OF the arteries.
Other auses can be found. Taking
of the blood pressure is a simple and
important test. This Is one OF the
advantages offered by periodic health
examinatic. s.
AS a rule. low blood pressure Is not
considered TO be OF much significance.
Its presence. however. may point 10
tuberculosis. depression. in
lection or impairment of the general
circulation OF the body. Just what is
wrong can only be determined by a
careful physical examination.
IL Is worthwhile 10 submit TO an
occasional overhauling. Your doctor
VIII give you advice that may add
years 10 your life.
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~ NE of the incest of Summer recreations is
surely choosing the very delightful clothes
that are to be worn for games and sun or
ocean bathing. This season we are to have out
fits that are as practical as they are pretty.
which is rather a tall order. Simplicity Is the
keynote Of the new offerings, but a subtle SIM
plicity born of careful cutting and harmonious
detailing. II isn't just any little frock, for the
new sports frocks. are quite ~dignified affairs.
Shantung, linen, pique and the material used for
mems shirtings are all being used. White Is
popular, and is used with vivid accents Of color.
Many white frocks have brightly-hued, sleeveless
gilets.
Very smart and most attractive is the tennis
costume here depicted. IL demonstrates quite
eloquently the present trend of such frocks. 1t
is Of white wash silk of a very heavy quality. Set
in bands are used diagonally at one side Of the
bodice and vertically at the other. The latter
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Ease and Elegance

soon Mistress Dolly wa presiding
a. the Presidential board. jefferson
was fond of the Madisons and as his
two daughters were away from the
city Il seemed natural that the
witty, socially inclined. tactful Dolly
should Do the honors and receive the
guests. which she did for eight
years. And so. she was well versed
IN official life when James Madison
became President OF the United
States. Dolly's greatest moment. FOR
she was now undisputed ruler and
social arbiter.
The receptions and parties OF the
Madison regime have become his
tory. Through the guests moved
Dolly. her tact and native vit
smoothing over arguments and win
ming fresh friends for her husband
There was ease. freedom and COM
fort, and set withal an air Of great
elegance-this being the keynote OF
Mistress Madlson's makeup. She
went through much during the Brit
ish invasion. She had TO leave her
home and return 10 q DESTROYED
Great House. After the Madison Ad-
m~inistration. they returned 10 Viz
Einia. but as an old lady Dolly re-
turned 70 the Capital TO live again
some OF its glories. She died n her
eightieth year. adored by everyone.
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Household Hints

A ron or inch-wide gummed paper
IS convenient for the woman who
packs a lunch every day. Packages
cand he wrapped in a hurry. when
n does not have TO he concerned
about hunting up and tying string.
Save that large paper bag when
the groceries arrive. IL will come
IN most handy when you are look
Ing around for something into which
the dust from the cleaner
may be empted.
- skins OF early tomatoes can
= removed easily by rubbing them
an over with the back Of a silver
knife. You will be surprised 10 see
how quickly the skins separate from
the meat ~ the vegetable.
Butter the bottom OF the preserv-
ing pan before pouring IN the con-
tents n prevent Jam or marmalade
from burning OF hlE < over.
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"Desertion at Altar"
Styles Have Changed!
Yes, Indeed, Observes Winitred Black, and These Days
It's the Croom-to-Be Who Says: Excuse Me-, I Haze
Not Time to Get Married This Week.
By wINIFRED A

And mt the very last minute she
simply couldn't so through with IT,
no matter how hard her mother
tried. or what her father said. or
how many silver tea sets. and how
much flat silver. and how many
dozen OF embroidered and vari-
colored sets OF pajamas were all set
put on the living room table for the
wedding guests TO admire and envy.
But in the old days. a girl mar
ried because she was In love. or be-
cause all the other girls were marry
ing. and she didn't want 10 b left
out OF all the bridge parties and sup
per dances.
But nowadays IL looks as II the
woman did the persuadinE. and the
caIoling and the chasing. And the
poor man Is backed into a corner
and rushed into a wedding before
he knows what's happened 10 MIN.
He thinks up 70 the last minute
hat he's going 10 escape. but then
come the engagement parties and
the in~troductions 70 the in-laws. and
all the fuss and feathers. and the
poor desperate creature Just throws
away the license that's all. and feels
AAAAN AA1 AANtAgAAA - &AAG4b en- AAG
price.
I'm afraid the modern woman has
a good deal 70 learn about the male
or the species.
The male In never modern at
heart. or old-fashioned either.
He's Just a male and when II
come right down 70 II. he intends 70
do his own hunting. thank you. and
the woman who marries him instead
OF waiting for him TO marry her may
well he thankful IL he backs out be-
fore the ceremony.
III ne doesn't do that-heu run
out after the ceremony the first
chance he gets.
Poor Man. when you see the way
he is chased and prosecuted and
harried into marriage these days
you can't blame him very much. can
your
copTrEht. 1881. by Newspaper Posture s-rri7.. Inn
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49, - - o1A
made a mistake there. for IL couldn't
drop it's fiddle since its fiddle was
part OF ftsclfNanyway IL ran round
and round. II was far too exciteAto
run in any particular direction. INrl
see. By and by when IL got A#hi
and dizzy Il toppled over. The other
shadows had 10 set Ia on ID feet
again
Am I safa? Am I safer" " kept
repeating. III don't want q 10 be eaten
up today" Knsrf and the others
assured IL that IL was quite safe.
They waited until Il had caught its
breath again and then they asked
IL 20 play them n tune.
What kind az a tune would YOU
like 10 hear?" the ~fiddler-crab asked.
I've got all kinds; sad. glad. merry.
slow. fast, high. low"
"Ell take a tall one" Yam said.
There aren't any tall ones. Il can
give YOU a short one though
With that ID started playing. IN was
a delightful little tune. OF course
none OF the real-children heard a
sound az ID. You wouldn't have
either. III you had been there. for 10
was much too low. Only shadows
anu nAAA6 GEN1AlEr- WHO i've III Nn@
sea heard H. Oh, YOU can't imagine
how many OF them drew near
clans and oysters and worms and
beetles and tiny Holsters and snails
and-ear me. I couldn't possibly
name them all. IL was NO lovely
that they all sat and listened with
ali their nights. They non of them
noticed a huge wave that vas roll
ing directly toward them.
Tomorrow: The Wave BreAks.J
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The ANSWER" Comes

tic fnsArI toIitS
/ stared al her. wondering II she
were testing.
You mean that ne probably has
been hiding in the woods around
here ever since that time?"
she nodded vigorously.
What else? It's been wonderful
weather. warm. dry. not many mos
quitoes. Plenty Of vegetables. fruit,
milk. even chickens II he dared
make a fire-to be had for the TAX
inG--they're an easy-Going. unsus-
picious lot. these farmers. It's the
only possible solution of the
enigma"
But ] oxposruIated. why didn't
he come back and ask protection
OF us?"
Having just brought D a
threat OF something terrible happen
ing 70 you II you didn't give up that
box. he probably didn't hank upon
any welcoming hand from the farm
house" she returned dryly. Poor
wretch he certainly has been run
ming a zigzag course between the
devil and the deep sea-beg your
pardon. Ola dear-take whichever
cognomen TO yourself you wish. But
l certainly don't envy him when
those devils get hold or him. They
must be close on his trail 10 have
spotted that envelope 50 quickly.
They'd have had IL II Mr.. TIcer
hadn't gone down there so quickly.
OF course they have TO keep all their
movements under cover. because
they cannot disguise their alien
origin very well. and since that
wholesale smuggling of Chinese in
here from the fishing smacks a year
ago. there's been a close lookout for