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Evening star., 1934-03-15
Women Police for Germany.

After a midnight interview with
Chancellor Hitler in Berlin. Com
nandant Allen of the English Wom-
ems Auxiliary Police, announced that
the German chancellor favored the
Idea, and Gen. Goering promised to
create a women's police force in Ger
many. MY interview lasted half an
hour" she said. Il liked Herr Hitler
very much indeed"
Evening star., 1934-03-15
BIRTHS UP, DEATHS CUT
IN BALBO'S HOME TOWN
Increase of ia in Former and
Decrease Of 185 in Mortality
ImDroveS Pa1ance

FERRARA, Italy CF).-This home
town of ItalO Balbo claims to be one
of the first Italian cities to show a
favorable balance in Mussolini's cam
palgn for population increase.
Jubilant young BlackShirts have pro-
claimed to the nation that sour old
man death rate" lost his grip on the
population in 1888 and took loss of
l85 deaths in comparison with his
batting average for the previous year.
At the same time young birth rate"
fed on government gifts and financial
encouragement, gave the nation ia
more babies than she did in 1882.
Evening star., 1934-03-15
WANDERING MISSIVES
OVERHAUL THEIR MAN
Post Cards Chase Addressee Over
Face of Earth for Six Months,
but Catch Him.

POINTE CLAIRE, Quebec R.-
Not unlike the Royal Canadian Mount
ed Police, two post cards, after follow
ing Charles Radke Of this town to
various parts of the world for six
months, finally got their man.
Radke recently received the cards
mailed to him while he was sailor
last Summer in Germany. His boat
went on long voyage to India. Bur-
ma and several other places in the
East, but the cards followed him and
caught up with him here. One had
II post marks.
Evening star., 1934-03-15

party are expert tinsmiths and copper.
smiths, and they are earning their
way. They are Of Greek descent, and
spent five years in Canada after visit
Australia. The baggage occupied a
large space in the liner and included
two cars, one of which was luxuriously
fitted for the road.
Evening star., 1934-03-15

IT'S a downright pity to let your skin
L become dull or to deny it the help of
gentle Camay.
For Camay, the Soap of Beautiful
Women, can make definite, noticeable
improvement in the beauty of your face.
Camay is beyond comparison with
any other beauty soap you have ever
used. Camay is unlike any soap you have
ever known. 1t never gives you raw
soap feeling" Its rich, delicate lather
never stings your skin. Camay bubbles
are beauty bubbles.
Evening star., 1934-03-15
GET YOURSELF A cAMAY COMPLEXION
WIN YOUR DAILY BEAUTY CONTEST

Every day you live, you're in a Beauty
Contest. If your skin is dull, your
chances are handicapped. If your skin
is lovely, you have big advantage and
Evening star., 1934-03-15
Tinkers Travel Round World.

In their tour around the world, the
three Sterlo families, expert tinkers,
recently arrived at Glasgow, Scotland.
They will travel through Great Bri-
tain. Among the 20 members of the
Evening star., 1934-03-15
South African Navy to Quit.

The South African navy shortly will
cease to be when the minesweepers
Sonneblom and Immortelle are re-
turned TO British imperial navy au-
thorities The two vessels have been
used principally for the training Of
Young South African naval reserviSts
Evening star., 1934-03-15
S[UM ELIMINATION
IS MEETING DELAY.
Almost Half Sums Allotted
to Such Projects Have
Been Withdrawn.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
Slum elimination, viewed in the
early days of the Public Works Ad-
ministration as one of the principal
methods of getting men to work and
the capital goods" industries to turn
ing, has been meeting with delay and
difficulty until almost half the money
allotted to such projects has been with
drawn and the allotments rescinded.
Altogether, 20 housing and slum
elimination projects in IA cities have
been allotted S48,771 958.
Resembling by the P. w. A. of seven
allotments totaling $23,670,000, leaves
only 13 projects to which have been
allotted s25,10l, ,958.
Of these 13, however only six are
regarded as on the 'ac i've" list. To
these six the sum of SlO,963,453 has
been allotted.
Projects in Active List.
Included in the active" list are:
Hillside Housing Corporation, Bronx,
N. Y, S5l84458; Juniata Park Hous-
ing Corporation of Philadelphia, ST.
045.0O0: Boulevard Gardens. Inc.
Woodside, Queensborough. N. Y, So
100000; Altavista, Va, S84 900: Euclid
Housing Corporation, Euclid, Ohio;
Boylan Realty Co.. Raleigh, N. c..
100000.
Work actually has started on all
these projects. according to reports
to the housing division, except at
Evening star., 1934-03-15
. Comoy Bubbles are Beauty Bubbles

AS water comes in contact with
creamy-white cake of Camay,
shower Of jewel-llke bubbles ap-
pears. Each drop of water mingles
with the pure, white soap to form
these fragrant Beauty Bubbles
freshly made zach time Jon CLEANSE
y0m skin.
Gently, swiftly they glide over
your skin, then rinse away, leav-
ing it refreshed and aglow with
cleanliness. Camay bubbles are
Beauty Bubbles! A beauty lotion
in its finest form. Try Camay-
and you'll see!
Evening star., 1934-03-15
Minute Mystery
Solution to
THE THREE ALIBIS.
(See Page C-3.)

The professor meant that Kel-
lev had overlooked the fact that
had the buffers story been true
there could have been footprints
in the snow where he said he
stood for Is minutes.
The first snow of the year
would have fallen on his shoes
thereby leaving the ground be-
meath them dry.
tCopyright. 1934)
TIE STORM IS MASTER.
MAN. AS BALL, IS TOSSED
TWIXT WINDS AND BILLOWS.
schiller.
Evening star., 1934-03-15

are right in line for compliments and
all the nice things people do for pretty
girls. If Camay can make difference in
your skin-as in the story of Doris
why not make it yoar beauty soap?
People keep telling me how we'll my
skin looks these days" said tearoom
hostess. "And know the answer. I've
changed to Camay."
Half my trouble before l took up
Camay, was my muddy.looking skin"
said student of journalism. Nov my
complexion is ever so much clearer"
A few cakes of Camay can be the pass
port to beauty for your skin. They will
clear away the dullness that hides the
natural quality and texture of good
complexion. Turn to Camay-as hun
dreds of thousands of women have
done-and Camay will not fail you!
Evening star., 1934-12-21
SLOWER PACE SET
AT COTTON MILLS
November Rate of 94 PEI
Cent Compares With 97.1
During October.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The cotton spinning industry was
reported today by the Census Bureau
to have operated during November at
$40 per cent of capacity, ON a single
shift basis, compared with 97.1 per
cent during October this year and
96.3 per cent during November last
year.
Spinning spindles in place Novem-
Der 80 totaled 30,900,436, of which
25,050,778 were active at some time
during the month, compared with 3O,-
882,570 and 25,095, ,48O for october
this year, and 30,88l 1854 and 25,423,-
348 for November last year.
Active spindle hours for November
totaled 6,703, ,255, ,432 or an average of
PIT hours per spindle in place, COM
pared with 7,184, ,521 ,524 and 233 for
october this year, and 6,796, ,420, ,l09
and 220 for November last year.
Spinning spindles in place November 80
in cotton growing States totaled 1880
904. Of which 17.412.166' were active at
with 1891. .46S and l7.403,244 for
October this year and 1890. $50 and H.
4lS,032 for November last year.
Active spindle hours for November in
cotton-growtng States totaled 5.039 .036,-
Q1s, or an average of $50 hours per spin
die In place. compared with 5.303. $50, SI4
and 214 for October this year and 81
027. 5O2,369 and 262 for November last
Active spindle hours and the average
States; by States follow: Alabama, Az
I36. .s97 spindle hobrs. or an average of
247 hours per spindle in place; Georgia,
947 .696 and 22O; North Carolina. 1.469.-
639.343 and 239; South Carolina, 1907
1897 and 80; Tennessee, 163, 49,
467 and 254; Texas. 35.475. .9S6 and 1877;
Virginia. 17S.771.5 .523 and 274.
Evening star., 1934-12-21
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

ssssssS asS DsPsst%asSs q saS aSss
better grade weights above 240 pounds
eS5asS5; top so; ,o59 l59c249 pounds IDS
piss' 4'9b down: down. PACING 9qmoS sows 1oasc
choice. 10000 pounds. 4.35a5. .35; lighl
dium weight. 29o-259 pounds. 5.s5as. 40 ~
packing sows. medium and good. 255.55G 5555G
100-130 pounds. 3.O0a4 .35.
ment; calves. 1000 commercial; 100 Gov
spots stronser saepy eonned Almost
s5sS sH fsM Te shed sfnf st
above 900; .weighty steers absent; other
ter cows. 2:25; best sausage bulls. .335;
ests slsashter ssa Cattle and veaiers @ steers
good and choice. 550-900 pounds. .6.50a
9.25; g00-1,100 pounds. 6;75a10;0 90;
io 15oS pounds p0as ss5a1SaS; eommon NCU and
Heifers, good and choice 550-75o
eNsnds 'easso eoss ssSa eosh s
mon and medium. 2;25a3.75; low cutter
and gutter .ooa s5s2 61a
common and medium. 2s5a34o; veaiers,
good and choice. 4.75a6.Q0; medium, so
a4.75; Gull and common. 3.00a50. Stocker
500-1. .o50 pounds, 3.75a4.75; common and
medium, 2.25a4 90.
Sheep. 10000; slaughtsr lambs in
fairly broad demand. indications fully
bulk better grade lambs held 500 upward;
initial bids around IT'S; slaughter ewes.
2.50a3.50; medium to good feeding lambs,
Lambs. 80 pounds down, good and choice.
7.I5as.0O; common and medium: 5.5os
choice. 2.25a3.5O; all weights; common
and medium. 2,0Oa60; feeding lambs. So
rs pounds. good and choice. 5.00a6.00.
Evening star., 1934-12-21
BUYING EXCEEDS
ALL PREDICTIONS
Sales Placed ConServativeIy
at 20 to 80 Per Cent
Above Year Ago.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 21.-with
holiday buying exceeding all previous
expectations, retail trade rose to new
peaks during the last week. said the
weekly Dun & Bradstreet review to-
day.
IN some Of the large eenters," as
serted the summary. where early es-
Inmates had been tinged with no small
degree Of doubtfulness as to the ex-
tent Of the demand, the preliminary
estimates of sales for the entire
Christmas season were more than sur
passed before the final week had been
reached.
with the surge of last-minute buy
ing yet to be recorded, retail sales for
December are placed conservatively at
20 to 80 per cent in excess of those a
year ago.
ITO most retailers the Christmas
season has brought the largest sales
since 1880, with many reporting the
1929 figures exceeded.
"Comforted by. the assurance that
1884 will close with trade positions
from both the volume and profit
standpoint the strongest achieved in
five years, plans for broader expan-
sion in 1885 are now being fo:mu-
lated.
In industrial operations the con-
traseaSonal uptrend is becoming more
forceful. with gains for the week par
ticularly emphatic in those divisions
identified with the production of
steel. building materials, plumbing
supplies, automobiles, farm equipment.
textiles and shoes"
Evening star., 1934-12-21
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

;, CHICAGO. December 81 E1.-PouItry,
aDser snee Tn 1E noaea Hens "A Doqnds up "a
ga; Rock Springs, 15a1S; colored. 14a11;
Leehorn. II: ROSTERS. 10; hen turkeys. 80;
young TOMS %; old, Is; No. .. 10; ducks,
4 u pounds up. 1Sa19: small, Is: geese,
l5a16; capons, 81 pounds, 20.
Dressed turkeys. easy; young toms. 81;
old; 21; young hens. 26l2; old. %; No.
Butter. 1855; steady. Creamery, spe-
Gals (93 scorel. 30a30l2: extras (92j. 29la:
extra frsts !90-9D. 2ShaI2; firsts 49,
S9). 2634a2794; seconds (S6-S7). 25laa26:
standards 900, centralized carlots). 2sa4a
20. Butter sales. standards. 3 cars, 2S94;
? cars. 90. Eggs. 2.301; steady Extra
firsts. 26a27; fresh-graded firsts. 25l l2a26;
current receipts. 23ls; refrigerator hrsts,
egg sales
Potatoes, 81; on track. 234; total U. s.
shipments. 424 russets weak; other stock
dull; supplies liberal. demand and trading
slow: Wisconsin round whites, U. s. No.
], .7712aSQ: Michigan russets rurals, o. S.
NO, l. so; Idaho ruSsetS. U. s. No. l. l .50a
52 commercial grade, 1.2O; q. s. No.
2. LOO.
Evening star., 1934-12-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. December 21 19.-Eggs.
140SO: firm. Mixed colors. special packs
standards and commercial standards. 301s;
firsts, 27a27H; refrigerators. frsts. 22A;
seconds. 21AaA: other mixed colors un-
changed.
Butter, 10000; firm. Creamery. higher
than extra, 321za33; extra (e2 score). 81;
flrsts 1881 scores1. 28a31 "a; seconds (S4.
81 scores). 261aa2712; centralized 90
Cheese. 1os.o57; steady. Prices un-
Live poultry irregular. By freisht. all
grades UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1934-12-21
BONDS DISPLAY
IMPROVED TREND
Surface Movements Remain
Mixed-Some Utility
Issues Recover.
BY BERNARD S. O'HARA,

Associated PRESS rinancla4 "ti'ei'
NEW YORK, December 21.-The
listed bond market displayed steadier
undertone today but on the surface
movements continued mixed. Trad
ing slowed down appreciably as the
market found a better footing.
Some of the utility shares under
pressure earlier in the week rallied for
fractional gains, among them Consol-
idaSed Gas 51as and Columbia Gas g.
Electric SIS.
Most Treasury issues yielded for ad-
ditional small losses. Local traction
issues encountered liquidation and
rails generally were mixed in face of
a good contraseasonal gain in car
loadings.
Fractional losses were recorded in
Bethlehem Steel IS, Erie IS, Interna-
tional Telephone IS and western
Union IS. Most foreign bonds moved
narrowly.
Evening star., 1934-12-21
U. S. SMELLING ORDERS
SO COMMON DIVIDEND
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 2l.-Di-
rectors Of the United States Smelling
& Mining Co. have declared dividend
Of So on the common stock, payable
January Is to stock of record Decem-
Der 81. This compares with So paid
on July IA and october Is.
The company estimates net earnings
for the year ended December 81 after
all reserves and preferred stock divi-
dends at $4,4o2 900, equivalent to So. 80
a share on the common stock For
1888 the company earned $3,532,057
or $6.68 q common share.
Evening star., 1934-12-21
PRIVATE CONSTRUCTION
AWARDS LIFT TOTAL
Nv the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, December 21.-A
larger amount of private awards raised
this weeks engineering construction
total to $29, 10000, according to reports
to Engineering News-Record. Private
work totaled $13,991 900, the highest
week since March 8; Federal awards at
$4,831 900 exceeded those of the pre-
ceoing week, but were under the
average week during the fourth quar-
ter while State and municipal awards
at $10,358,000 were less than half of
last weeks volume.
Evening star., 1934-12-21
US. TREASURY POSITION.
BY the Associated Pres:

by IIIt hboUUIdICU 7 CoS'
The position of the Treasury December
TIRES sits57 sioP .s7o 651 OF; balance s961a-
529.630.51; customs receipts for the
month. ,496.12S.25.
Receipts for the fiscal year since July l
ST IA 633, ,305 .27; expenditures, 3,406.-
311O575 Gncluding S1,773, $40 ,069.3S OF
emergency expenditures; excess of expen-
ditures, 81 ,63I, S97 ,S00.4Si gold assets,
So f9S. .392, ,971 IL.
Receipts for December 10, 1888 (com-
parable date last year,; S23.17s; $40 SO;
81 233 .OO9, ,104. II: customs receipts for
the month, S17,26s,261.
Receipts for the fiscal year, 81 .409,-
SS1 ,0S1S5; expenditures, S2.34S. 529,-
9S2 40, including S944220. 1878 of
emergency expenditures; excess of expendi-
lures, S93S .64S,901 IA; gold assets. So
2O1 ,097 ,o06 SO.
Evening star., 1934-12-21
BURLAP PRICES ADVANCE.

NEW YORK, December 81 R.-
The ending Of the dock strike in CAL
cutta failed to weaken the burlap
market as expected and both spot and
future prices have advanced to 10
points on increased demand.
Evening star., 1934-12-21
BOND OFFERINGS GAIN.

NEW YORK, December 81 R.-
New bond offerings this week amount
ed to SIS, 5,604, 900, against sac, ,452, 900
last week and 81, 1,000, 900 a year ago.
Evening star., 1934-12-21
Washington Exchange
SALES.

5 at l107s.
Potomac Electric SO pfd-5 at 10934,
at 1922.
Wash. Rwy. & Elec. pfd-5 at 10034
at 10034, at 1902, 10 at 10Oas,
Is at 1o03s.
The Carpet Corps at IL.
Mergenthaler Linotype-10 at 32H.
AFTER CALL.
Capital Transit Colo at 265s, 10 at
265s.
Mergenthaler Linotype-10 at 3214, Is
at 80.
Riggs Bank COM at 2l2.
Evening star., 1934-12-21
SHARP UPTURN SEEN
IN RESERVE BALANCES
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Member bank reserve balances
showed q sharp upturn during the
week ended December IL, as the
change was measured by the Federal
Reserve Board. In the table that fol-
lows the tUtal Of such balances is
given for comparable periods, as re-
ported by the board:
Preceding week .... 4,073. .0O0. 900
Same week last year 80. 2.63S. .000, 900
Evening star., 1934-12-21
MONTREAL SILVER.

MONTREAL December 2I R-Silver
futures opened hrm. December 53.25b;
March 53.5Ob; May. 54.40; July. 54.s5b.
Evening star., 1934-12-21
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

NEW YORK December 81 R9.-Novem-
ber net operating income of railroads re-
porting today included. -,
Southern Pacific. .S1,63s.535 S1.4Is.2 .29s
Evening star., 1934-12-21

Public Service Co. Of Northern I'LL
nois, common share earnings, IL
months ended November 80, $l.84 VS..
S2.3S.
Evening star., 1934-12-21
TOBACCO FUTURES.

NEW YORK, December 81 OR.-Tobacco
futures opened quiet.
Evening star., 1934-12-21

Received BY Private
Wire Direct 70
The Evening Star
Evening star., 1934-12-21
PRODUCE EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. December 81 R.-Prod-
uce Exchange stock list:
Moon Quotations.)
Evening star., 1934-12-21

Taiwan El 8 rs 71...
Toho Ell Pw Is '55....
Evening star., 1934-12-21

toopyrirht. 1884. Std. Statistics Co..
Evening star., 1934-12-21

Ohio Pub Ser Is A.. 107M 107ls
Ohio Pub Ser n '46 1091s 1091s
Old Ben + LIST IS "A. 13K 13h
Drew r R & N Is 81 1011a 101h
Otis Steel 6s A.. 647s 647s
Evening star., 1934-12-21

Youngtn SGT 5s'7sA. 9ON 9Oh 90a,
Youngtn SGT 5s'70B. 81 9Oss 81
Evening star., 1934-12-21

Santa Fe Arg Is az.
Santa r Arg 7s'42 stp
Sac Paulo st Is 90.
Sac Paulo st rs '56
Sept cou off. =.
Sac Paulo Sta IS '36
Saxon Pb w 6las 81.
Saxon Pb " Is as.
Serbs Is SO Nov c on.
Serbs Is so unm Q on.
Serbs SIS so unm c on.
Siemens & H 6hs 81.
Silesia Prov Is '5S.
Silesian Blk IS '47....
scissors 6s '36.
Sydney 51h 9 '55.
Taiwan El s rs '71...
Toho Ell Pw IA BE-.
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TNSTAI.INfENT
oNE HuNDRED EIGHT

CURPRISE and something very
- like disappointment we're in Mr..
Shrig's look as Barnabas stepped
out from the yawning doorway OF
the barn.
Wy. sir" said he. consulting a
large faced watch. Wy. Mr.. Bever-
ley. it's eggs-actly twenty minutes
arter the time for it,
Yes" said Barnabas
And you-ain't shot. then?"
mo. thank heaven"
Nor even-vinFed?
Nor even winged. Mr.. Shlig."
Fate" said Mr.. Shrig. shaking a
detected head at him. Fate is
very wexed problem. sir 'Ere's YOU
now. Number Three. as I might say,
the unfort nate victim as was to be
ere you are a-valking up 10 Fate
sxing TO be made a corp. and vot
do you get2 not SO much as a scrat
not a westige OF a scrat. vile an
other mfOrt nate victim will run
away from Fate. run? all 'eavens
'ardl and very nat'ral too and vot
does e get? e gets made a corp
afore e knows it,"
But this was very simple" said
Barnabas. slipping his hand in Mr..
Shrig's arm. and leading him away
from the barn. very simple indeed.
I got here before they came, and
hid in the loft. Then. while they
we're waiting for me down below
YOU came and frightened them
away"
All SO they meant business. did
they2"
Yes" said Barnabas. nodding
Frimly. they certainly meant bust
ness especially Mr.. Chich-"
SSH" said Mr.. Shrig, glancing
round. zeal EN- Number Two. Sir,
Number Two IS a extra special,
super-hne. overweight specimen. e
Is. I've knowed a many Capital
Coves as 'em. Sir. Visiting Dick vas
a inherent. smiling babe, and
Young 3. is a snowy, Pet lamb
alongside o. Number Two. Capital
Coves like 'em only 'appen. and
they only 'appen every thousand
year or so. EoOdl I'm proud o
Number Two. And talking Of EN-,
I 'appened 10 call on Nick the Cob
bier. last night"
"Oh2"
"Ahl and I found i'm With is
longest awl close 'andy-all on &C
count O. Number Two"
How on his account" demanded
Barnabas. frowning suddenly.
well. last evening. Milo o CrOtons,
a pal O. Nick's. and a very PROM
ising bye e is too. 'appened 10 drop
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HTGIN I'D InpAl

bLLAN MINT ANnhA
narnabss EartV. son o. John Bsrt1
former English champion prize1Enter.
cefermlncs 10 become q eentcman attsr
receiving an inheritance q soe. Q00
pounds. g $4,000 hza!nrt ne Eianss
81 "a father ard Natfy Bel. also
former ulEii.Ft hs leaves FOR L1nccn
He changes h.t surname % Beverley.
on thr gay 70 London be meets LaoT
Crrre Meredith ulth whom ne fals N
love. ard finally Flrcrcce IN winning
he- promise 20 rarrF him. her hand
IS sought also ~ Chiclester. a rogue.
end Sir Mortimer carnaby. CniehcsteF
raa a ftrrru lnrgerre over Ronald Barry
maine hnN brother - LADY C-ecne.
Barrvraine it bounded bV Jaspsf Gaunt
q MONEY lender
Wsraso 5v frisn1 vi-coun' Horaiio
Relaalz that BarrTmsine has been
crtrac.zrd because a. his ulEconcuct
uhia drinking. Beverley nevertneiefF
reekF 70 raV Garnf 81 an efcrt % Keep
a promise 70 LADY C.eone that re EiH
help her rlnaman Gaunt refuses the
offer.
Beverley euvs a nome N London N
which 10 irstalls John Pete-hT. ior-
ner posrhe~. as valet. He inVa1ea
the Torl1 % fashion and counts among
his friends Flscclrt DeFfrham- -
Mortimer loses % Beverley in a steep.e-
rFann rare
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BY Ahern

at is odd" he added, that he has taken such
violent dislike to you" Il have met lions before
who did not like me-" said Tarzan Just the same
I hope yon never encounter Belthar when he is
uncaged," remarked Common. But the ape-man
and Belthar were to meet in the open!
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SOW co on WITH The sToRT
NsTALLMENT ONE HUNDRED
SEWN lCnnfinuefl

INsTALLMENT ONE HUNDRED
SEWN Continued
Thereafter. from the rear Of the
barn. came the sound Of blow
and the creak Of a rusty hinge,
quickly followed by a rustic Of leaves
that grew fainter and fainter. and
so was presently gone. Then Barna-
has rose. and coming 70 the window
peered cautiously out. and there,
standing before the barn surveying
its dilapidation with round, approx
ing eyes. his nObbly stick beneath
his arm. his hiEh-crowned. broad
brimmed hat upon his head, was
Mr.. Shrig.
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AS the two friends quit the lion house, slave
approached the ape-man. "Nemone, the Queen,
commands your presence Immediately" he an
nounced You are to come to the ivory room; the
noble Common will wait in the anteroom." What
now wonder" remarked Tarzan.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-01
GOVERNMENT CAREFULLY GUARDS
SECRET Of STERILIZATION FUND

Henry Morgenthau, Jr., secretary
of the treasury, walks in through
a private entrance. He removes his
glasses, speaks quietly to Lochheed,
smiles and walks out again.
Daylong, Lochheed and his con-
ferees study the financial news.
Each night they report to Morgen-
thau. On the basis Of this know
ledge he dispatches orders to New
York, where his agents are ready to
buy and sell the pound, the franc
and other foreign currencies. Only
two men know all of what is going
on. They are President Roosevelt
and Morgenthau.
Their operations are designed to
keep the dollar at a designated
world level and so promote rising
prices for American goods. The 81
000,000,000 with which they oper-
ate is in gold, most of it in the fed
eral reserve banks, where it is
earmarked for the account OF the
treasury. .#....
Only a few millions in gold are
in the vaults far underneath the
treasury building. Officials insist
no more gold will be brought here
Nevertheless a treasure chest cost
ing 100000, and big enough to hold
most of the gold in the world is in
the process of erection.