davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1937-08-15
AGENTS..

CHRISTMAS CARDS-ASSure success. start
nov. deal with leader, bigger profits selling
nneSt Il l-fulder ~ assortment; unusua J
features sAluTe. latest double foil. mother
pearl. etching, emDONSIns effects. every
BODY buys. box on approval: glft wrap
ping. relIsious birthday. everyday boxes
personals. bonus, experience unnecessary;
combination offer, Write for samples
Doehla Co. Dept. 10. Fitchburg Mass
50 COMMISSION on Sg.H5 sale Provrr
retail SaleH-increaSlug plan. Easily sold
Kit free. H karr. I'D. Commercia
Trust Bldg, Philadelphia.
WANTED Men ana women to work full o,
spare time. fastest selling item on tn,
market. thrift service book: can make Slo
day EASILY. Apply SIS 9TH st. NV. or al1
N Y
Evening star., 1937-08-15
WHAT DOES YOUR
FUTURE HOLD FOR
YOU9

Only YOU can answer, and
if things do not look so rosy
it is time to do something
about it-With our new or
ganization we have openings
for good men to make real
money. We furnish leads
and full cooperation.
PHONE FOR APPOINT
MENT. DISTRICT 40O1.
ATTENTION, Statesmen! 4
real hustlers wanted, expert
enced or inexperienced, who
are consistent workers. For
local Chevrolet dealer. Op-
portunity for store statesmen
or canVaSSerS who desire to
increase their earnings. Floor
play, leads, demonstrators,
salary and commission to
those who qualify. State age,
experience and references in
application. Box 39-J, Star.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

SALkSMEN Tor new product, beauty par
lUr line. commission basis. Box ASK,
Star.
SOBER. experienced couple man en-
ploytd. to take complete charge OF better
and comm rel Boy Jim Star.
WOMAN OR MAN active well educated
TO enroll students, spare time, for local
business cUIIrse, leads furnished. Box
21H-J. Star
Evening star., 1937-08-15
Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.

raises you to four spades; he is con-
tirming the fact that he has spade
support. You now bid five clubs. say
ing, Partner, I have the ace OF clubs.
If you are interested in a grand slam
and have the ace Of hearts, show it
to me"
Now il your partner has the ace
Of hearts. he Will show it TO you by a
bid OF five in that suit. At this point
you bid six diamonds, saying clearly.
4 am definitely interested in a spade
grand slam. but my spades are not
solid And II he has the king Of
spades he will now bid seven for you.
Using natural bidding methods. but
without the temporizing bid, the only
thing you can do over your partner s
three diamond response is to jump to
six. Now If he decides to bid seven
IN that suit or in spades. he is doing
so more or less as a guess. and il you
make it. we'll and good; If you lose it.
you will merely have to blame your
own precipitancy.
II using one OF the various four and
nVe no-trump conventions, We would
still make the temporlzlng bid OF three
spades. Then, after partner raised to
1our spades. we would bid four no.
trump. Our partner would then snow
his two aces. We would make a fur
ther temporizing bid of six diamonds.
showing We were interested in seven.
Whereupon We trust that II our partner
held the king of spades, he would con-
tract for the grand slam in that suit.
tCopyrIgnt 1870
Evening star., 1937-08-15
An Opportunity for
Serious Minded Statesmen

We believe there are many able statesmen
who arc considering the sales possibilities
IN The he!d Of air conditioning Standard
AIR Cond .Nonlng. Inc. division Of Amer
Ican EadistoT 4 s andard Sanitary Corp
EXTENDS an invitation to all statesmen VT n
substantial oacksrOUHc to hear the story
OF air conditioning applied to everyday
cohfurl and health compact low-coSt
unIt winch Nils tins need VIII be discussed
from The standpoint OF its application IN
individual rooms IN all types OF existing
6ulldlhfN. once, apartments and homes
interview 10 TO l. noon and 30 TO
. m, Tuesday AuguSi l.. Standard Air
CondltlouIns Inc. 1922 II ST. NV.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
USED-CAR statesmen

We have an opening for men with or
without used car experience. who have a
.ood reputation and a Willingness to work
hard. For those who are not afraid to
work. We can assure steady income much
above the AVERAGE earnings OF other sales
men IN the city Why not avail Yourself
OF TINS opportunity to make connection
with rapidly GROWING OrsanlZatiOn Offering
many ADVANTAGES seldom found eiseWhere2
Our cars are properly reCondtioned and
sold with money-baCk guarantee thai
makes friends and customers. Act quickly
II YOU ere ntSreSttd. Call Mr.. Mcclure
III Leo Kocca, Inc. Natl. .:;9l, Tor appoint
Evening star., 1937-08-15
SECRETARY-S
TO BUSY EXECUTIVE

Preferably single. position Will re-
aulre some travelling: must have sood ed
ucatiou and be expert stenosraphrr snd
Iyp!At, salary commensurate with ability
ana excellent opportunity offered to the
rlkht man slve complete resume or edu-
cation and experience ana state When
available. Box 4a!-k Star
Evening star., 1937-08-15
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
! ! u . / . N '
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC AGENCY. 1925 9th st. NV.
furnishes help and work, men and women.
Decatur 21lo. North S0ll.
RELIABLE AGENCY, Dec. JJGl. 1902 l1th.
mas Cooks. MAIDS mattresses, INV, nurses;
part time. day workers; housemen. IL
IF IT'S A RELIABLE SERVANT YOU WANT.
II It's Employment You Want.
whatever Your Wants Are. Interview the
G A. l. S. INC.
Met 3SgO I2I4 9th St. NV.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
TWO MEN.

Will select two WASHINGTON men with
car Tor excellent OPPORTUNITY through cleo
lrlc division. One fur inside work the
o1thrr lor ealins on store customers
weekly percentage. pay discussed AZ IN
lervIew. Call Monday between : and q
pm. no other time Potomac 461s
Evening star., 1937-08-15

By courtesy OF Paul D. Weeks, member of Wash
qon Phuatec Society and the Washington Club
the coe rom Greece sho1on aboue reproduced
examples OF the inherited Sucharge
gouernmen has duplicated to exploitation of collectors
throughout the Uorld. The original
mistake To correct equaby phatelic printed
Evening star., 1937-08-15

The Four Aces VIII be pleased to answer
letters from readers If stamped ,3-crntJ
sell addressed envelope is iuclosed with
each communication. II you desire the
pocket outline of the Four Aces system
Oh contract bridge, send with your request
stamped t3-ctnti Self-addrrsSed large
SIZE envelope to the Four Aces. Inc l3O
West Forty-SeCond street. New York City.
ana you VIII receive All outline without
any charge
Evening star., 1937-08-15
HELP MEN.

AUTO statesmen t2), for new
and used cars. We furnish sales
men with demonstrator, and any
assistance that is needed in clos
ing deal. Schultze Motor Co.,
18th and H ne.
RADIO SERVICE MAN. THOR
OUGHLY EXPERIENCED. AP.
PLY SEARS, ROEBUCK g. CO.,
Oil BLADENSBURG RID. NE.
CLOTHING SALESMAN.
grade custom tailored clothes and capable
. OF handing business: must know how 20
get business and have Soma personal
trade; excellent opportunity for right man.
Box jS1-k Star
Evening star., 1937-08-15

or vicinity man who wishes TO better
hlmAeI' 10 such person, provided he
gan satisfy Us. valuable opening awaits
EhpeFlrAte unnecessary. training Is
erence and Telephone number BOX i,9-K
Evening star., 1937-08-15

KARL A. CROWLEY,
Solicitor OF the Post Office De-
partment, is keenly interested
in philntely. He has lent his
aid to the illustrations ldW re-
uision proposal now under
consideration BY Congress.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FINE PHOTOGRAPHS LESS EXPENSIVE
CURING CURING lhe Summer; 20 per cent of until
NV. National 1900
INVALID ROLLING CHAIRs-For rent or
d9eed G1 .Is prices so,, UNITED STATES sToRAGE
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY H. C.
Curtis, secrctary-treasurer of Willard
stores Inc, u Jefferson Davis Highway
south Washington. Va, that application
ADDRESS will be made on AUGUST ":t 1897
.Sisned) II. c. CURTIS. Secretary
Treasurer.
ATTENTION. FORMER MEMBERS ARMY
for reunion during American Expedi-
tonary Forces reunion, planned for Sep
tenn temoer a., 16-l. ,,0 in WashinRton; D. c; All
Army Service Corps of1cer or enlisted
personnel please write me Capt. C /.
MeREYNoLDs. Dupont Circle Apart
ments WASHINGTON, D. C.
NOTICE OF DIssoLuT1oN OF PART
BUCKLEY & GRINDLEY.
partnership Of BUCKLEY 4 GRINDLEY
will, be dissolved and terminated by mu-
1H. sed .%brds. of the John
simultaneously with such dissolution:
an an indlyidqa business will be commenced
surance Of all kinds. Mr.. Buckley's ofices
will be located at 102 K street NV.
Offices will be located at 1886 New York
avenue NV. phone District 45O1. Gus
toners who wish the facilities OF either Of
such offices are cordially invited to make
separate arrangements to that end.
JOHN ]. BUCKLEY,
AMBROSE L. GRINDLEY.
aus
IF IT'S .PLANoGRAPH. PHONE Usl WE
Will gladly estimate on any reproduction
work you might have. All kinds OF print ed
matter reproduced in either black and
white or colors. Reprints and extra copy
work a specially. Your inquiry causes
no obligation
Columbia Paragraph Co.
so L st. NE. Metropolitan 1892
PEACHES ARE RIPE
AT QUAINT ACRES,
Silver Spring: Colesville pike. Route o.
only e!'l miles from the District Open daily
Evening star., 1937-08-15
YOUNG MAN
Is There in WASHINGTON

single. age Il TO -. for inside service
STRAIGHT salary Write sivIns reference
auailncallons and telephone number. Box
lUu-k Star
Evening star., 1937-08-15

WANTED-C Collection-credit
manager for large local Jew
elrv concern; must have
vast experience; state age,
experience; all replies con-
tidential. Box 439-K, Star.
1T.
RADIO SERVICE MEN,
WITH AT LEAST THREE
YEARS EXPERIEN NCE.
MUST HAVE TEST EQUIP
MENT AND TOOLS. CAN
USE MEN WITH AND WITH
OUT CARS. APPLY TO MR..
BARSTOW, STAR RADIO,
400 11th ST. NV.
BOOKKEEPER AND OF
FICE MANAGER WANTED;
MAN ABOUT FORTY. MAR
RIED, WHO RESIDES IN
THE DISTRICT OF CO.
L U M B I A; M U ST BE
A G G r E SSIVE, GOOD
MEMORY, HONEST RE-
LIABLE, TRUSTWORTHY;
COME w YELL RECON-
MENDED AND BE ABLE TO
FURNISH BOND; GIVE
FULL DETAILS IN FIRST
LETTER PLUS SALARY
EXPECTED. BOX 457-K,
STAR.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
THE J. r, WATKINS CO

Can use Cil men over p in d. c. and
suburban territories in established grocery
rouleS; no experience required. WE TRAIN
YOU. II nom SIS TO $50 per week in
lerests you. apply y am. 10 -, 5l2 X
Evening star., 1937-08-15
SAlESN1AN

nationally established food manu-
1acturer requires The services of sal
man who has Il successful sales record
selling institutions, hospitals and G. c c.
camps; drawing account and expense
drawing against liberal commission must
be willing to travel reside in territory and
own car. territory open. One territory
Virginia North and South Carolina In
reply give fun information as 10 age sales
experience and reference 10 Box 354-K
Evening star., 1937-08-15

CHEr-CtOk 1uf en-foOd restaurant: sVud
future Tor conscientious man state age,
sHpelithct and salary expected. Box Is j,
SlAI =
Evening star., 1937-08-15

{. r. A. who passed d. c. or Nd exam
lHatloh within past two years, to coach
student one evening i week At his con-
FrnlenCe. Box 4tU-k Star
Evening star., 1937-08-15

| COLLECTOR, with car. for clothing In =
stAllmrnt accts. salary. commission: ex-
per unnecessary. butirr'A Federal. G.l
Evening star., 1937-08-15
REPRESENTATIVE
WASHINGTON DISTRICT

National financial institution otices
III - cues. mas opening IN Wa shlns ton
lor Nouhs man between 30 and 10 OF hltn
ca!lotf WIN sales experience. honesty,
pcfauiiallly and ABILITY to work factors III
our decision. Write letter with :! refer
eHctM ENr experience, address and phone
number and appointment Will be arrsnsrd
Replies confidential Boy o-M Star
Evening star., 1937-08-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HELP MEN.

APPLIANCE SALESMAN. new store Brook
land Radio IL Appliance Co. now open,
5000 eth ST. ne. offers special financial
ARRANGEMENT for :. steady producers Call
) to ) or to . D m
Evening star., 1937-08-15
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

BUSINESS.
WE PLACE school and college teachers:
also sovernesses and tutors. Baltimore
Ieachsrs Agency. Jl6 N Charles ST.
Baltic, Md. Licensed Employment Agency
STENOGRAPHERS Experienced and good
peE miners, expert typlStS. bookkeepers, sc-
couniantS. Dlctapnone and Ediphone OPP
orators; MALE-FENlALE for current open
inss. BOfD'S SERVICE. 1893 F st.
SIENOGRAPHERS. fast typiStS. bookkeep-
erS. accountants bookktepins machine and
Dlctaphone operators. craftsmen statesmen.
soda clerks. nurSeS, cashiers etc; male
female. Register today. No charge unless
placed. VISIT PERSONNEL SERVICE. sec
ond floor. front. 1871 g. St NV.
POSITIONS.
PHARMACIST male. registered IN D.
C, age, - to 40; private drug store, eX-
cel'ent salary.
SILK SPOTTER, male experienced color
man. laundry. oriental rugs or teYtile
mouse experience salary to $40 week.
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER. fs =
male, to author and publisher eoles.
education, rapid IN dictation: starting
salary, S35 week.
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
Evening star., 1937-08-15

CHEF American and French cooking for
hlsh-class driye-in restaurant: permanent
position and GoOd WORKING conditions
Boy ~. SIsr-
Evening star., 1937-08-15

MATCHMAKER for retail jewelry store:
permanent position to reliable man. stats
age, experience and salary expected. Boz
266.K. Star.
Evening star., 1937-08-15

LAUNDRY ROUTE MEN experienced
wanted BY large laundry Arm: must be
able TO FURNISH satisfactory references:
unusual oppoI tun!ty lor rixht PARTIES. Box
,',',-t Star
Evening star., 1937-08-15
SALESMEN.

SALESMFN (2I--Salary. bonus and com
Mlsslo! 10 sell new product made BY
thl!c9 Radio & Teleyision Corporation.
All business hrma potential prospects
Leads furnished. Selling experience noces-
sary. Call 10 /: Monday. lllG 10Th -
II " Columbia Whole lerS Inc Mr. Bloom
Evening star., 1937-08-15
THE J. r. WATKINS co.

Can use men over % in d. c. and sub
urban territories in established grocery
routes. lo experience required. WE TRAIN
YOU. II from SIS 10 S:su per week inter
tslS You ADpLY 9 N. 10 l.. hlA Z 81 n ".
Evening star., 1937-08-15

Capt. w. A. Courtney of the Ameri-
can Bank Note Co. has proposed
phllatelic recognition for Jacob Per-
kins. American inventor of steel en-
craving
Evening star., 1937-08-15

CANVASSEkS and solicitors. experienced.
male or female; wonderful proposition for
ko-xetiers. Mr. Gold. 6"I 9TH St NV
CARPENI ERS. hrst-cIAss. Call Shepherd
,:5!. Apply at l',.,,J GARFIELD ST., Silver
Evening star., 1937-08-15
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS GOOD earnings,
NEW ADVERTISING CLOCK

rdll co-opsTsuon. Box 25l-M. Star.
WANT ED-Man with car. route experience
preferred but not necessary. RaWleIRhs
Dept. OCH An, Chester. Pa
Evening star., 1937-08-15
SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS.


Earn extra cash easily. exquisite per-
Sonhl Christmas cards with sender name
low aS ~ 20 Tor So. smart designs m
sp!red by Jean Parker. Buddy Rogers
other stars; also "l-Card assortment TEA
lure value OF season, retai!S 81 protit
ZOO, >lN others, bOc up, all fast sellers
free sample orrr.
WEfMORE i SUGDEN. INC. Dept SMA
- ~ Monroe Ave. Rochester N. Y. =
Evening star., 1937-08-15

BOY, II to 20. with experience at plumb
lnk; must have driving permit. Al. East
CApltol ST
Evening star., 1937-08-15

BOYS AND YOUNG MEN. 10 years OF age
and Older. with bicycles. wanted for per
manenl work; boys returning to school
need not apply. Mr.. Crawford, 1877 New
YORK
Evening star., 1937-08-15

Weekly Philatelic Gossip declares:
Pony express riders covered $4,000
miles of trails infested with road
agents and Indians, but lost only one
mail shipment"
Evening star., 1937-08-15

Robson Lowe of London believes
that at least 100000 complete sets
OF the coronation series of Southern
Rhodesia were printed. He suggests
that spectators are responsible for
the scarcity Of the higher values.
Evening star., 1937-08-15

Add to the list OF active Junior
stamp collectors the name OF William
Wheatley, jr., son of the State editor
OF The Star. His parents report that
ne is so deeply interested in the
hobby that it is almost impossible to
get him to bed at the end OF the dav
Evening star., 1937-08-15

JUNIOR DRUG CLERK, young man with
l or y" years experience Box 16.-k Star
KITCHEN MANAGER must be- experienced
IN food preparation and service. also sober
salary attractive to right person State
lulls experience. past and present employ
ntIl references necessary. Box !li-J
81
Evening star., 1937-08-15

II You don : make ~luU or more the
nFSt week return your sample outft for
lu!4 ftIuNdt exclusive virgin territory %
quaHnru men. experience urnpceessrv
klnetlc Ad Clock Division, 553 W. Jackson
Inv
Evening star., 1937-08-15

AUTO PARTS MAN experienced Chryro-
let take complete charge Of stock room
recent experience absolutely necessary Ad-
olson Chevrolet. l431 Irving st. NV
BODY AND METAL MAN for flrst-class
work; steady job year around: $40 per
week. $50 XIII 1t NV Met 1tiSN LIZ
Evening star., 1937-08-15
ATTENTION.

ATTENTION..
We have = few openings for neat am
bitious men, at least p, with D. c drivers
permit. Salary, ST. 80 per week, plus
bonus and commission Willing workers
SknIuS lotu onnd st Ii "
Evening star., 1937-08-15

Great Britain has brought out the
expected I'D. brown. denomination
of the King George vi series.
Evening star., 1937-08-15

PEACHES ARE RIPE
AT QUAINT ACRES,
Silver Spring. Colesville pike. Route %.
only miles from the District Open daily
till pm.
Evening star., 1937-08-15

shop at Fort Washinston Md; references
desired: single man preferred. II married
must have car and live within reasonable
distance Call at Post Exchange. Fort
Washington. Md, for further particulars
Evening star., 1937-08-15

DR.. Ellis HaWorth. former president
OF the Washington Philatelic Society,
sailed from New York for France on
August g. He will be absent for about
six weeks.
Evening star., 1937-08-15

British Honduras is to have a new
pictorial series, bi-colored.
Evening star., 1937-08-15

HUSBAND and wife to run home operated
srocery agency: everything supplied. no
money rlNE earnings up to $500 IN month
Details mailed free Write Zauul ll.3
Monmouth Cincinnati Ohio
Evening star., 1937-08-15

Make IuisrT piOnts selling Wallace
Brown big double value line season most
complete selection personal cards and
stationery; new low pIlcr, b.. Comruis-
hions paid daily experience unnecessary
also new "lcard 81 box assortment:
1898 master creation: loUE. PROFIT 4
other double value Gu&eS--rele lou> etCh-
lnx>. humorous. e4it Wrappinss. Write Tor
free Aampic, Wallace Brown Inc DD5
9TH ave. Dept. SIS NrW YORK
Evening star., 1937-08-15

HANDY MAN tor kennel and general work
RoSrdere Kennels, Falls Church. Va, Miss
Evening star., 1937-08-15

)Y MAN. capable OF helping repair
Al old houses and doing repair work
irm building; Will furn. quarters to
man, prefer man with own tools,
hly or weekly. Write Richard G.
llker ga,
Evening star., 1937-08-15

Willard o. Wylie, editor of Mekeel's
Weekly Stamp News, will arrive in
Washington for brief visit on
Wednesday, August 25. He will be
guest OF honor at dinner given by
friends at the Hotel Harrington, and
then will attend the meeting Of the
Washington PhilateNc Society, Hotel
Carlton, at which Lieut. Col B. B.
Wilcox, president of the Duluth Stamp
Evening star., 1937-08-15

Herman Bocorselski. lithogra phic
expert, writes regarding the north
west territory commemorative: The
Bureau of Engraving and Printing has
the artists, engravers and printers to
produce beautiful stamps To allow
their reputation to be ruined is a
shame. No wonder that people inter-
ested in history as portrayed by our
postal issues are disgusted"
Evening star., 1937-08-15

Hungary soon will have a new series
showing portraits of the regent, Ad-
miral Horthy.
Evening star., 1937-08-15

required Cali Rockville l2a
MAN white. man and wife viii rx-
change apt for work repairing paiuti ink
must be settled. Phone Emerson .j1l
MAN, willing worker. special work for
local company; some sales experience Box
I'M Star
Evening star., 1937-08-15

France is bringing out stamp to
advertise the completion OF a road
over the Iseran Pass, highest in Eu-
rope
Evening star., 1937-08-15
Club, will exhibit and discuss pre-
Cancelled stamps.

c. Robert Kay, philatelic editor, As
sociated Press, wires from New York
Fifteen sheets of the first miniature
exhibition pane ever issued by the
United States Post ONCE Department,
containing IS Of the 1925 White Plains
commemorative stamps, realized $63,
or $4.20 sheet, at auction here re-
Gently.
This was real bargain for the
purchaser. II was the first time in
many months that such a large lot
has been offered at auction. The sheet
usually brings IS or $6 when offered
singly.
If the seller had split this lot
among four or five auction houses to
be sold singly, he probably would
have realized much more. Few
spectators or dealers are financially
able to bid on such large lot. but
many collectors who do not have the
sheet would bid on 1t if offered singly.
One of the tricks of selling at
auction is to split material into lots
selling for IS or less. In this way
the greater number OF bids is received,
with the possibility Of higher prices" "
Mr.. Kay adds: Packets of nine
teenth century foreign stamps are
virtually unobtainable in America.
Although many older issues are low
priced, dealers do not have large
quantities in stock. New collectors
seldom enter the nineteenth century
field, because prospects for compile
ton are discouraging. Dealers find
they can profit more by putting their
sound nineteenth century material on
approval sheets
Beginners are often advised to buy
as large a packet as they can afford
when they start collecting. as this
will save them money. But unless the
packet is bought from reliable
source. it is likely to contain large
percentage of defective stamps.
The term packet material in the
trade means second-grade stamps
Only few dealers prepare large
packets in which the stamps are 100
The Omaha guide., 1937-06-05
WORLDS THRIFT RECORD

Probably the worlds mosa powerful object lesson in thrift
is the extraordinary ranking of America as the leading nation
OF life insurance owners This country contains only seven per
cent Of the worlds population Bat Americans own 10 per cent
of al the wodd's FIFE insurance. ------
Equally astonishing is the growth in popularity Of life in
surance in this country in only d few years. For instance, I'm
1000, only one American IN every eight had made provision for
his dependents and himself through re INSURANCE.. Today, ev-
cry ether American is numbered in the ranks Of life insurance
DOC, 600 of them. And this army of %providens peo-
pie have pooled their resources to the extent Of creating
$1O4,5 100000 600 Of life insurance in force.
These millions Of Americans are expressing their Amer1-
can love for freedom-by banding together to achieve individ-
uni security-seeurity against leaving dependent families III
they die too soon) End aaFns6 Them own dependence upon
others Gf they live too long,. These figures give added empha-
sis to Life Insurance Week, when was observed t%hroughout
the United States May II to -. They also lend powerful en-
basis 10 the slogan of the sooner you plan your
future, the better your future VIII be-
The Omaha guide., 1937-06-05

So far, the Go has had the
best of the battle. But the A
+. Of L. hasn't hoisted the flag
Of surrender yet. It is FAR big
ger than the CI0, has great pres
tige. Within it are some of the