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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-23
A Book a Day
Russian Novel Is Rough and Violent

The Russians have a saying Dzizn Kopeika, which means, lit- orally Life Is a Little Kojeck" or as 1t would be said in America, mot worth rap" Taking this jestful cue, Moscow correspondent Walter Duranty has fashioned one of the most exciting first novels to come off the presses in a long time, "One Life, One Kopeck' (Simon and schuster, $2bo).
 Rough, stinging, shocking, this Is the story of c handsome young peasant, Ivan Petrovich, who rose from utter Squalor to become leader of the Bolsheviks. And 1t Is @ romantic story too, sweeping you along with the inadcap love that Ivan, a "Red," found for Nina, a White Russian.
 Set against the background of the greatest upheaval in history, the book plunges into action ct once with 1van's exile to siberia through no fault of his own, ct i6 Swiftly then 1t follows his con- version to Bolscevisrn, his adven. lures in the C2ar's army during the first two years of the war, his desertion and assumption of q false name in a Inunities factory where he began his first real work In underground revolutionary &C., tivity.
 Suddenly then you are swept into the full horror, the pitiless drama of the Russian revolution, out oi which Ivan emerges c hardened uncompromising leader of men. One Of the books most gripping chap- ters Is the story of the bewildered millions who took" Russia in the first mad surge of the revolution but who after taking 1t, didn't know what to do with 1t. The book ends on c final, high dramatic note IvanS acid test, Nina and love, or the revolution?
 Necessarily violent, because those were violent times in Russia, "One Life. One Kopeck" throbs with the virility of tho revolution itself. As such 1t is c lusty companion for Durantys first book on Russia. T Write As I Please" and perhaps an even more graphic picture of this titanic uprising~-p. c. F.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-23

The depression must be over when the police and property owners unite to oust from the old golf lots the squatters that have built up a notorious colony there in the last eight or nine years. Much has been written of this settlement, usually in an uncomplimentary way or else describing an act of violence. If business is meant this time the Health Depart ment sees the removal of a menace from the sanitary standpoint. The owner of the land on which the vagrants live sees the end of nuisance. We rather imagine that only vigilance will prevent such a settlement springing up in some other section of the town.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-23
Current Comment

I am getting tired of people on vacation writing and saying, "Am sleeping under blankets. Wish you were here"
 Miss Shirley odom, Wichita Falls,
 Tex.
 Overpopulation Is the principal cause of war and the danger spots today are synonymous with the population pressure areas. Margaret Sanger, exponent Of birth control.
 To get c job these days, you've 90 to look healthy and to keep Q job you've got to be healthy. Mfrs. J. B. spelman, Raleigh, N.
 O., unemployment compensation
 commissioner.
 Frenchmen make the best sweet. hearts, the most interesting lovers Americans do not take love ser. iousiy-the French do. Mime. Jean volier, French author
 Why shouldn't one start life at "A as well as ct 70?
 -Dr. Mary D. Woolley, retiring
 president of Mount Holyoke Col.
 lege. planning activities after her
 retirement.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-23

When Shakespeare wrote "As swift as swallow flies" he meant, without knowing 1t, about twenty miles an hour. The airplane, in- spired by the flight of birds, has enabled man to spy upon the birds and to measure their flight by miles an hour rather than by poetic standards. A circular Of the De- partment of Agriculture entitled Flight Speed of Birds" gives tabulation of the recorded speeds of some North American birds; against many of the entries is set the res mark: "Ar speed, chased" The air-speed indicator gives an accurate check on the air speed of bird but the difficulty of ascertaining speed in this fashion IS that "the stalling speed of most airplanes is higher than the maximum possible for any but the fastest flying species" Birds have been timed by an automobile speedometer many times in the past quarter century,, with a close enough approximation to the truth to indicate that many of the old notions of the speed of birds were false.
 The highest speed recorded in the tabulation printed in the depart ment's circular Is that of 1s0 miles an huor credited to a California duck hawk; the timing device was 6 stop watch. Another duck hawk, observed from an airplane in Texas at the moment of sweeping on quarry in what might be called a power dive, was timed at 176 miles an hour. A golden eagle chased by peregrines was said by a Scottish observer to have attained a speed of 12o miles an hour, but the timing device was merely Q watch, and it can be doubted that the observa- ton was strictly accurate. Individual birds of the same species vary great ly in their speed of flight, as vary ing observations of such birds as
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-23

The death of William A. King in Will limantic recalls to us that the office of attorney-general in our state govern ment is comparatively modern one. Mr. King, familiarly known as General King, was the second to hold the office, serving from 1903 to 1907. The General Assembly of 1897 made this office; its creation has never been regretted as 1t serves useful purpose in administering good state gov- ernment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-23
Answers To Questions
By Frederick M. Kerby

c. How long, will champagne keep2
 A. When well made and proper- ly stored in cool cellars, 1t retains It's good qualities from 10 to 20 years.
 e. VIII domestic servants be af- fected by the Pennsylvania maxi- mum hour law providing an e-hour day, and c week of 44 hours9
 A. No. Domestic servants are among the excepted employments,
 e. Will one eo.watt electric buln consume more or less current than two 30.watt bulbs?
 A. There is no difference in the current consumption of two 30-watt bulbs and one 00-watt bulb.
 e. When was President Roose- velt's plan to revamp the United States Supreme Court introduced Into Congress?
 A. Senator Ashurst introduced tho bill in tho Senate on February
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-23
Selected Poem
FOR EDWARD AND MARIAN MAC DowELI

(Peterporough, N. H. Pearl Strachan in the Christian Science Monitor Under these pines he listened and gave us The signing of the wind the deep Murmur of the grass, the breathing Of pond in lilied sleep Here he caught the low, sweet whisper Of wild rose wrote the form Of It's petals; wrote its fragrance And the music of the storm Under these pines woman listened Listened to the sob that came Out of hearts forever reaching, Reaching for that purple flame Neither note nor phrase can capture, Yet flame of which the glow Art may so transfer we see And hear the water lilies grow Under those pines the young composer, Freed for the making of that which lives In his innern1ost self, receiving More of beauty than he gives; Here the sculptor, painter, poet Shape and color form tone, Undisturbed-for Q woman remembers A man who needed to work alone
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-23

ment, would be transferred from the federal power commission to the FOG Co clean 1t up, Personal Favor
 The North Carolinian is an, old and highly esteemed friend of the president, and Roosevelt asked him to accept the job as a per- sonal favor.
 "Y0u will have . free hand," he promised. "Trs . tough job, but it has to be done and donc without deiay.> You are the man who can VI do 1t, Frank. How's your heatth?"
 Zine, Mir. President"
 "That's good. You will need it. That agency Is in Q very bad state. You will find Craven . good man who will work with you and give you full coopera- ti0n."
 After McNinch left the White House, one of the presidents stan remarked: Prom now on the ECO will be run at the FCC and not by the lobbyists in hotel rooms"
 Copyright, 1887, by United
 Feature Syndicate, Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-23
Daily Almanac

Moon rises s:11 p. m. (daylight time). Sun rises SOS Q. rn.; sets 7:30 ?. Tn (day- light time)
 All vehicles must be lighted thirty nin- utes after sunset
 High tide at Milford Tuesday, August "A, i2:o2 ?. ri.; low tide, 7;23 D. nj. (day- light tirne).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-23
A Thought for Today

For this cause shall man leave his father and mother and cleave to his wife. And the twain shall be one flesh; then they are no more twain but one fesh.-Mark 1O:7, 8.
 
 When a man and woman are married their romance ceases and their history commences Rochebrune.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-23

and ashes of obscurity again.
 Weeks, months passed and noth. ing seemed to happen. I was afraid l would never again have that Big Chance to sing with . large orchestra on . large pro. gram again.
 And then . cali from the stu. dioS. A hurried auditor. And the news: "You've been hired permanently for the radio show you once Biibbed on,"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-23

If you want . copy of our book. let FAMOUS PAINTERS", write The Waterbury Democrats Wash. ington Bureau, 1913 Thirteenth Street, Northwest, Washington, D. C.f Enclose 5 cents in post.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-23

Life in Washington wouldn't be so bad if they didn't have to be making history all the time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-23
REMOVAL OF MILES ENDS
 s. s. B. PATRONAGE ROW
.l aMa MQNAAH 0 ANNMla
- BnBW KAno01

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S.-The President yielded appointed Frank McNinch chairman of the Federal Com municatons Commission and Commander T. A. M. Cra-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-23

last page for the answers.
 1. In which war did the Battle of Eutaw Springs occur?
 ?. In astronomy, what was the Ptolemaic System?
 3. Tn which ocean Is the British Island colony of Mauritius?
 {. Do American citizens require passports to visit Canada?
 5. What and where is oceanicas 6. What part of . French franc iS c centifne7
 '. In which state ere the Ever. glades? Q. Tn what year was the Louisiana Purchase Exposition held9
 Q. Does fec contain heatf
 10. Name the last letter Of the Greek alphabet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-23

6, io37. three days after President Roosevelt sent his message to Con- gress.
 e. Are tho children Of Governor Herbert II. Lehman, of New York, adopted2
 A. Governor Lehman is the pro- genltor of his three children, Peter. John and Hiida Jane. e. What h the direction Of movements of storms in the north- ern and southern hemispheres? A. The United States Weather Bureau says that the general or widespread storms of middle iati- tudes of the northern hemispheres. and also those of the middle lati. tudeg of the southern henispheres. nearly always travel from westerly towards easterly points. The cy. clonic storms of tropical regions move from east to west. e. Did Howard Hughes stop to refuel when he made his record' breaking ans.continental flight in January, ie362
 4. No. The flight was nonstop from Burbank, Calf, to Newark, N. J, fin c hours, 27 minutes and 10 seconds.
 e. When was President Roosevelt given authority to place an embar- 60 on the shipment of war fnater- iais to the beiiigerents in Spain? A. The Pittnaii resolution, g. J R.6i, approved May l, 1887, extended the neutrality powers of the presi- dent and permits him 70 impose eFii. bargo on war materials to belliger. entS in international and civil strife and define the materials that may be embargoed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-23
T st Y o UT Knowledge

Can you answer seven os these test questions? Turn to last page for the answers. :.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-23

ToDAY's COMMON ERROR Never say, "The music sounded sweetiy Co our ears"j say,
 sounded sweet.S
Evening star., 1937-11-30

STOPPED 10 PLAY IN THE
WATER.
which way to go. After all, 1t was
largely q matter OF what he wanted
to eat. Bobby Coon is what is called
omnivorous. which means that he
likes practically anything and every
thing that can be eaten. He would
tell you that he isn't fussy in the
matter of food However, even those
who are not fussy like some things
better than others.
He remembered the Frog he had
caught the night before, and this
settled the question of where to go
first. He would visit the Laughing
Brook. Perhaps he would follow it
down to the Sniling Pool. There was
a low, marshy place near the Smiling
Pool where Frogs always we're to be
found in summer. So Bobby shuff1ed
along toward the Laughing Brook.
There was no occasion for hurrying
80 he didn't hurry. Bobby doesn't
believe In hurrying unless one must
1t was another night of the kind
that Bobby loves. Mistress Moon was
shining her brightest. Her soft light
drove all the Black Shadows off the
Green Meadows into the Green Forest,
and even there drove them back under
the trees. There they became blacker
than ever. The Laughing Brook was
silvery where the light fell upon it,
and very black indeed where the light
could not touch it.
At every little pool Bobby stopped
to play in the water and at the same
time to look for something to eat
Perhaps would be more correct if
should say that he felt for something
to eat. He did both, but more feeling
than looking. To be sure, he kept his
eyes open as he approached little
pool, hoping to see a Frog or perhaps
the gleam of little Fish close to the
shore, but if he saw nothing of the
sort he wasn't disappointed He simply
went to feeling about in the mud at
the bottom, his fingers widespread.
Once they closed on small Frog
whose presence he hadn't suspected
until those exploring fingers touched
1t and instantly closed on it. Once
they brought out for him a mussel.
suspect you would call it a clam
This also was good eating when he had
broken open the shell.
So Bobby Coon made his way down
the Laughing Brook to the sWampy,
marshy place at the head of the
Smiling Pool. II should get all the
Frogs can eat," said Bobby to him
self. Then he heard a. sound that
caused him to sit up and listen. He
heard it again. 1t was unmistakable.
Some one else was after Frogs. In
fact, there were several Frog hunters
there. Bobby grin--ed. 1t was rather q
half-hearted grin. Then he stepped
out into the open. Just before him
was Mrs. Bobby and scattered about
were their five children.
Copyright, 1879
Evening star., 1937-11-30
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

PEKINGESE. 6 beauties. pedigreed stock
Wonderful disposition. Must be seen to be
appreciated. 1919 Vermont ave. Met. 72O4.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS. pedigreed; black
and parti-color: reasonable. l7l0 North
Wayne ST, Arlington. Va. Walnut 1908.
POLICE PUPPIES thoroughbreds 3 males,
| female: SO. Call Wisconsin 3154
BOSTON BULLS three thoroughbreds.
prize winners: owner must sacrifice 2O29
Huidekoper pl NV. Cleveland 6722
AT STUD-Beautiful red dachshund
champion stock. blue ribbon winner Old
Dominion show. Mrs. Gragg. West So.
ENGLISH SETTER, IL months: points.
backs, obedIent. not gunshy or timid. Col.
51Ol evenings after $50
Evening star., 1937-11-30
PERSONAL.
NJ To CINE nnnxrI AID

VoICE-LEARN TO SING POPULAR
songs quickly; voice building, diction. cor
rect tone placement. breathing; free audi
tions Decatur O57O 30~
LET DIR. DELLA LEDENDECKER' S SPLEN-
DID HANDS RUB YOUR ACHES AND
PAINS AWAY. 3025 o. WEST@120.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait Emergency Laboratory, Room 601.
Westory Bldg. 14th and F. Met. 1888.
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method Results effective for life
time or money back. Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery. DIR SOMMERWERCK,
1866 Columbia rd. Adams 03SS.
BETTER HEALTH STUDIO. COLDS AND
chronic pains treated; trained nurse:
appointments Potomac 4721.
ATTENTION GIFT MAKERS-IF YOU
have pretty things to sell write Box
445-B. Star. l.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO JOIN SOROR-
ity? We are having a membership drive.
Write Box 316-B, Star.
MAGNETIC TREATMENT. GENTLEMEN
only, by male nurse from N. Y, City:
licensed and estab. years. Natl. 505S. Is
AUNT POLLY'S DAY NURSERY.
Children, , to years, given personal
care; lot lunches. maps and helpful recre-
alton. 1714 Lanier pl. Adams 5902-J.
Evening star., 1937-11-30

ROBBY COON had. been driven
from the old nest of Redtail the
Hawk, where he had thought to spend
the day sleeping and taking sun
bath. Sammy Jay had discovered
him there and rallied all the feathered
folk within sound of his voice to join
him in tormenting Bobby. So Bobby,
much out of sorts, had climbed down
and hidden under some tall ferns until
his tormentors had given up looking
for him. Then he had made straight
for q hollow tree he knew of. He
doesn't like to be abroad in daytime.
Then, too, he had been out all the
night previous and was sleepy
The Black Shadows were creeping
through the Green Forest when Bobby
Coon awoke. He yawned, stretched,
then sat in the doorway for a while,
trying to make up his mind where he
would 60 this night. At last he
climbed down. He was still undecided
Evening star., 1937-11-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PARKING LOT with gasoline sales, down
money and win stand investigation. price.
$3.50 cash. Box 440-B. Star.
BUY YOUR ROOMING AND BOARDING
house business through Washingtons larg-
est est ro1ming house broker. Call National
RooMING HOUSE BARGAINS.
18th and R-13 beautifully furnished
rooms, 3 baths: rent. S95; good income !:
leaving entire first floor for owner: $3.50
handles inspection invited.
All apts 14th and Park rd.--14 rooms,
5 baths. oil heat; rent only SLAB: check
income. running water in all apts.; owner
i'll must sell; full price, $1,000: terms;
see this
Ali apts.. Mt. Pleasant section-14 rms,
garage, oil heat. Si,5G0; terms.
Mass at Dupont Circle--1i rooms. A
baths. > showers; flled check net profit:
only S1.500; terms
Downtown rooming house. 13 rooms. .
baths, garage, oil heat; nicely furnisheds
must sell: only 500; down. S15n
BOARDING HOUSE BARGAINS
Conn. ave. and R-lS rooms, 5 baths:
rent only S175; all arranged as studio
rms: income quoted. S1.l00; price, $4,000;
terms; check.
18th and California-1o very nicely
furnished rooms; rent. S15. filled; leaving
city: only 81 500: terms
Many other good buys. No obligation to
inspect. Call National 1854 IT PAYS.
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
Wash.'s Largest Rooming House Brokers' 30'
Evening star., 1937-11-30
FARM 3 GARDEN.

COW MANURE. well-rotted; guaranteed
Waters. Wisconsin 4195.
WELL-ROTTED COW MANURE IOO-lb
sack. 75c; eight sacks $500: no straw or
litter. Rich garden dirt 100-lb. sack. SOC
six sacks. $3.50. Delivery daily. Wise.
6l0S or write Glenhurst Dairy. Bethesda
Evening star., 1937-11-30
MOTOR TRAVEL.

YOUNG MAN, DRIVING TO LOS AN
geles like one or two to share expenses.
Telephone Dist. 244s: references. l.
DRIVING TO MIAMI DEC. 4, ACCOMDO-
date >. 81 Plymouth sedan. Phone Wal
nut 14q2.
LEAVING FOR CALIFORNIA VIA CHI
cago late Wednesday, 1897 heated De Soto;
cheap, share expense. Box 292-B. Star.
SALESMAN DRIVING TO MIAMI WEDNES-
evening, 1887 heated De Soto; three pas
sengers: share expense. Box 452-B, Star. .
DRIVING TO FLORIDA THURSDAY. CAN
take four. Shepherd 1856.
Evening star., 1937-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

S"sSSH66SAtN6SOS VSN SN66s
ANTIQUES . Small, 3-corner cupboard
glass. 1914 Newton st. NV.
ANTIQUE AND MODERN FURNITURE
Bed, dresser, chest drawers: mirrors. desk,
lamps, bric-a-brac. Edelson's. 61s 5th NV.
AUTO RADIO. Majestic. perfect. $3.50;
Philco. latest model, S12.5O; Motorola 80.
golden voice speaker, new 1887 radio only
sS sest s neT s nasrnodS Rya
Dixie Pawnbrokers' Exchange. Ills H st.
ne Open ewes. to 0 pm, Sunday to 2
pm.
BEDROOM dining room suites, rugs, chiffo-
robe. studio couch. refrigerator. twin beds,
gate-leg table. Edelman, 1903 Georgia ave.
BEDROOM SUITE. perfect cond,, s45; Co
lonial sofa, $50; beautiful Frigidaire, S65;
2. bed. complete. S15; odd pieces. 2232
Wisconsin ave. Emerson 1919.
BEDsPREADs t2). hand crocheted Pop
Sesisn for wn beds
strongest made: low prices. Also trade-ins,
SIS UP. D. Gilbert. 1106 st. ne.
BICYCLES, new, slightly used and re-
built ~ up ..s ls1l ds7 Wis ncon ave and 1920
new; So each. Phone Kensington 26s-W.
BIcYcLEs-New, and rebuilt. sidewalk
bicycles and velocipedes Green's Chevy
Chase Bicycle Service, }SGS northampton
st. NV. Phone Clev. 27O5.
condition; sacrifice. S15; Electrolux refgr: !:
piano (player); bargains. Lincoln 0566.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES all sizes;
| supplies. repairing ping pong tables and &C
BLOWERS. $3.50 to SIT so; rhermostat So.
installed small charge; repaired; terms;
exhaust fans. motors. Carty 1908 14th.
BRICK, steel beams. angle irons. reinforce
ing I'M; rods, lumber. doors sash radlators' n
Inc. Half and sts. Sc:
BUILDING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Camp
Good Will in Rock Creek Park; sheathing.
flooring, nh phiia fencing rafters joists;;
frames etc; Ace Wrecking Co. 2l2 c st.
BUILDING MATERIAL wREcKING SALE.
posa4g sudns a5s esns ey dSSn e
the enlargement Of the Mali. We are also
busy changing the city's skyline on many
Brick lumber and plumbing materials
ing Jobs, reconditioned and neatly ar:
Time as Ss IS sss nones ~ eomns
| any Of our four yards. We quote delivered
or gnds]ysrsd Phone order; Atlantie n l4oo.
bSs5 5ss5 ga sse zts NJ Nv 81 1906 SeSoi, e.;
BULovA. Elein. Waltham and Hamilton
watches in yellow or white gold; both
mems and ladies' wrist watches. $3.50
worth up to S45); other good watches as
| low as S.. Take your choice. save plenty
money. Use our lay-away plan till Christi
mas. Dixie Pawnbrokers' Exchange, Ills
| H st. ne. Open to pm.
CLOTHING-Dress suit, tuxedo black and
white vests. size 3S; also one sic "a
| short. 1907 21st st. NV.
CLOTHING-Men's new and slightly used
| suits, overcoats and topcoats S5, 81 and
$3.50 each. Best selection in town. Save
money Dixie Pawnbrokers' Exchange. Ills
| H st. ne. Open to 8 pm.
COAL. WOOD & on STOVES. crate bars.
circulating heaters, stove pine and fittings.
HECHINGER CO.. 4-STORES-4
COPPER COIL for hot-water tank, and coal
1SS3. 1ssSoy Tor hos-wssss tank. shepherd
Evening star., 1937-11-30
Roots Of Language.

The earliest forms and functions of
human language are to be seen in
the dances. ceremonies and songs of
primitive races.
Evening star., 1937-11-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FALSE TEETH REpAIRs WHILE yop
Wes;ory Bldg. 14th and T. Met. 1883.
ON THE 9th OF DECEMBER. 1897. WE
will sell at Eichberg's. 1927 r ST. NV:
La Sale four-door, engine No. 41SS14. Job
No. S555. for storage and repair charges.
LEETH BROS. INC. 1o20 18th St NV.
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE WILL NOT
be responsible for any debts Other than
those contracted by mystelf. EUGENE r.
MARKS GO 3544 18th st. NV.
LANSBURGH & BRO
10-year so Series A Debentures issued
under Indenture dated Noyember II, 1885.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. pursuant
to Article II, Section 2 of the above In
denture. that Debentures now outstanding,
bearing the numbers listed below. have been
drawn by lot by the Trustee. and are called
for payment and redemption on the First
day of February, 1888, out Of monies to
be furnished by the ebcye Corporation
$1,000 Debentures-M6; M15: NIT. M64.
M66. M69, MI.
800 Debentures-D9. DID,; .o ~,
C64. Cos, C66, C73,
Said Debentures. with ali unmatured
coupons attached Or presentation and
surrender to the Hamilton National Bank:
in the City of Washington, District Of
Columbia, will be paid at their par value,
Interest on said Debentures ceases on
LANSBURGH & BRO,
By ADOLPH WEYL.
T
Evening star., 1937-11-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BANK AND BUSINESS REF
ERENCES REQUIRED FROM
EVERY ADVERTISER SEEK
ING CAPITAL THROUGH
ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE
STAR UNDER BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES.
Advertisers in the Business Op-
portunities columns of The Star
seeking capital must furnish
one bank and two business ref
erences. Announcements must
also pass The Stars general
rules of acceptability, which are
framed to exclude all mislead-
ing, questionable or otherwise
Objectionable statements. While
The Star does everything within
its power to safeguard readers
against the fraudulent, inde-
pendent investigation should be
made before definite closing of
negotiations.
In order that sufficient time
may be allowed for investiga-
ton, such advertisements for
The Sunday Star cannot be ac-
cepted later than ii pm.
Thursday.