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HELP MEN.

CARETAKER-sman acreage: suburban
place; middle-aged white couple; no chill.
truck: other income: small salary. hays
own garden and chickens. Box 430-x'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. with car by old
Ssssonsssa sos ass.a. aSa1.' staT oAlNl, 1n0 'Oe0
COOKS 2, experienced. Curb Cafe. b11
CREDIT MANAGER and assistant for
f'Sshlns sos lssz ss0fs Star state salary
DRIVERS who can, furnish covered ton
and references. Box 463-X. Star.
LAUNDRY SOLICITORS several. salary
and commission. Apply Independent Laun-
dry. 37OO Eastern ave. ne.
MAN for coffee route. UP to $45 first
ns,i. AsIfrt onlsl Mills 1880 Monmouth ciafn'
MAN can be placed in position Of trust
handle work in profitable manner: sales
s1peTiense ss1 stsr helpful; state age. Write BOX
MAN. willing worker, to call on regular
customers for nationally advertised organi-
zation. Apply 979. Natl Press Bldg. %.
WORK WorE. must p'eI be able to drive on - an estate
in Virginia. II miles from. city; good
home separate nI aHsEaers references re-
Good pay. Box 93-A, Star.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. downtown concern
has an opening for man VINO has had ex-
senK We aeanre ana
man of proven ability and will give him
every assistance and backing from our
will earn q very substantial income and
have permanent connection handling ma
ad Of
An appointment will be made for prompt
interview. Box 4s9-x. Star.
MEAT GgyTTER.Experienced, ,all.around
ability. 1853 st. ne.
MEN for, distributing; age does. not mat
ter good pay, steady work. Apply en-
Dm sa snd EtG9 issd R0Sm 2o9
work. 23s
MECHANICs-AII Federal ana District me-
chanics to attend meeting Tuesday eve.
May "a New Commerce Blds' l4th st; 3.. NV.
SALES EXECUTIvE-Can you qualify?
Are o you capable OF earning from $4,000 to
ssS0s and snaess De ~snf a
career instead Of a lob? Can you prove
means By shoWina low @ that hat YOU YOU at eie east have have
So small nsakng n ssyne a.b aceount Are
W yonr ct ssnd
.s.1vi risid investisation1 Are you willing 70
a Sl.349 900. 900 national organization
work in its Washington ONCE. Box 179-T.
Star.
statesmen 121. married. auto and bond
required salary and commission. Apply
MANAGER, Met. Life Insurance Co.. 1906 H
st. NV. end floor.
SALESMEN-Excellent opportunity for
seven salesmen. No experience necessary.
Good earnings. 715 9th st. NV.
UNDERGRADUATES wanting to ARRANGE for
summer work. Write. state age and when
ready to start. Sales experience helpful
but not necessary. Box 40s-L Star.
YOUNG MEN. white. age Is to 35. drill
with pay l evening week. Is days in
mountains with pay: Government employees
in military leave. Apply Monday, z to 10
pm, National Guard Armory, 9th and Pa.
ave. NV. Capt. Knight.
YOUNG MEN, white IS years or over.
CATION WITH PAY. to learn military
eneineering. GOVERNMENT employees
shake, Co. B. 12ist Engrs.. Natl. Guard
Armory. 9th and Penna.. Tuesday evenings
at pm. Room 24S. 23'
FOR COMPLETE DETAILS. apply between
10 and IL am. II you are interested in
earning $40 and UP per week. Do not
apply unless you are neat, aggressive and
at least 81. Free classes daily for taxi
drivers Identification cards.
UNION TIAxICAIB AZ A Assn. SSH
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SITUATIONS poMESIlC.

GIRL. colored wants days work or steady
work: references. Call Pot. 2722. %,
GIRL. colored neat. wants work Of any
kind; references. 1913 D st. Sc.
GIRL wants days work or regular work.
Mary Ella Simond. Met: 1888. -
GIRL. colored experienced. reliable, wishes
whole or part-time work in small family
references North 1913.
GIRL colored wants work of any kind !:
good cook: city references. North O322-J
WASHING. work as maid, nurse or ONCE
girl. Phone Adams S005.
WOMAN, colored, general housework; full
or part time. Republic 1924.
WOMAN colored, wants part-time or days
work. Lincoln 6771.
WOMAN. colorede reliable. good !aundress
and cleaner. wants days work. Tuesdays
and Saturdays; reference Dupont 1884.
WOMAN, colored exp. wants days work,
laundry or cleaning: also exp. man, neat,
housecleaning. Dec. 1892.
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shop. He was mad.


The clerk listened
to his story. Ibid
you take the little
rubber cap OF the
lens? It's put there
to keep the lens
clean when the
camera Is not In
USE"
That night Aaron
looked at the
camera. The lens
was covered by
the rubber cap.
The next day
the Bells paid
$3.50 for another
film. They went
home and took pic
lures OF the back
of the house, the
front Of the house
and the houses
across the street.
This time H. WaS a
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RECORD CORN CARGO
500, ,OOO- -Bushel Load Equals q
12,5OO-Acre Crop.

SUPERIOR, Wis. R.-When the
Canadian Steamship Co. grain carrier
LIE Moyne loaded corn cargo OF
100000 bushels here recently, . new
record for the Great Lakes was
claimed. The cargo, weighing $4,000
tons and destined for export, was esti-
mated to be the equivalent Of q H.
500-acre crop.
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Broin TwizzIers
By PROF. ]. d. FLINT.

Oy INOT. D. d. TIIN1s
ONE frosty, autumn day two football
" teams surged up and down field.
in valiant endeavor for their alma
matters. The game progressed very
excitedly and finally one team scored
and the followers In the stand set
forth a mighty cheer. The kick for
extra point was made. Within three
minutes the other team scored and
added the extra point, and followers
set up cheer even more mighty than
the first. From that time on until
the last quarter the game was played
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WASHERS, floor models and
demonstrators; Apex, G. E.,
A. B. c., Norge; greatly re-
duced prices. 5th floor, The
Palais Royal. Dist. 440O, Ext.
245
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all In the center of the field. THIN.
in the fourth quarter, one team de-
ceived the other and advanced far
down the field on . pass play. The
ball lay on the 12-yard line directly in
front of the goal posts. A kicking ex-
pert prepared to try for a field goal
by drop-kicking and in judging his
kick he thought. Let's see, 12-yard
line. the center will pass the ball back
9 yards and I'll step forward 2 yards
to kick. Then the ball must travel -
How many yards must the ball travel?
(Copyright. 1881
(Answer on Page B-14)
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SOCIAL NOTICES.

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE you
wait. Emergency Laboratory. Room COL.
WeStory Bldg, 14th and +. Net. 1898.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE MOUNT
VERNON SAVINGS BANK
of Washington, ., C.,
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meeting Of the stockholders Of the Mount
Vernon Savings Bank of Washington. D; G.:
. West Virginia corporation. will be held
inston. D. c.. on TUESDAY, MAY "a, 1888;
at .12 o'clock noon. for the purpo'e Of
ofncers to take the necessary steps to
effect q dissolution Of the corporation and
to ratify and confirm all the acts OF the
board Of directors and officers since the
last meeting Of the stockholders. and for
such other business as may properly come
~ w ROBERT T. HIoHr1ELD,
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

RELIABLE MEN to take up AIR cONDI-
TIONING and Electric Refrigeration. Pre-
fer men now employed and mechanically
inclined, with fair education and willing
to train spare time to become experts IN
installation and service work as we'll as
planning estimating. etc. Write. giving
age. phone present occupation. UtllltleS
Inst. Box 334-X. Star. 23.
TELEPHONE P. B. x.l-operator -reeep-
zionist. earn good money; short. easy
course; active boards: real experienee.
START TODAY. Miss Page. PERSONNEL
SERVICE. 1911 6 st. National 2114.
NAKoN BEAUTY SCHOOL-Individual In
struction: positions secured for graduates;
no down payment. 1434 Park rd. 16e
GREGG SHORTHAND. touch tipping. Eng.
arith.. speed dict; beginners and review
ers: individual instruction. Decatur 1884.
AUTO DRIVING taught quickly: refined.
licensed instructor: car furnished; free
trial. 1918 Conn. ave. Natl. 7S40. ~,
AUTO DRIVING INsTRUCTIoN-Cour
Gus, patient; professional instructor: Learn
to drive skillfully. safely and easily park
ing and traf1ic. Mr.. Rundler. Emer. 1883. :
TRAIN FOR. DIEsELs-Hemphill Diesel ies.i
Schools: effective placement service. Write
Registrar Box 403-X Star.
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I took a note from Miss Wade to
the teacher ober in the six grade.
They was cogitatin' the verb ito be. I"
I alers thought a feller said "a bee. +"
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"OUT THEY CO.
ALL ODDS AND END

OO IIH4 w
ALI, ODDS AND ENDS.
A. mems and young mems 1OO6s al
wool suits and topcoats to be sacrinced-
Divided in two lots:
Lot iot No No j J ------------------- e.75
These garments formerly sold $3.50 to
$3.50. -x
IA seersuckers, formerly Sl3 30. NOW Sa.Ie.
is genuine white linen suits. for
merly SI45O. Now TIP
BARTON'S, 923 G ST. NV.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN,

LAUNDRY MARKER, experienced. Call
1909 18th st. NV.
MAN AND WIFE. white only with small
income to- OCCUPY 2rm apt rent t. IN eoef ef
ing; refs. required. Apply after $3.50 Pm.
SO5 Mt. Vernon pl. NV.
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ROBERT r. HIGHFIELD,

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF SUCH OF
the holders Of lots in Oak Hill Cemetery as
ONCE of the cemetery on Monday. June q:
1888, at 8 o'clock pm. for the purpose OF
electing q board Of managers to serve dur
ing the ensuing year.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN,

CASHIER two years local experience. also
experienced in bookkeeping and clerking
desires evening and Sunday work. At
lantic S1l3. %
PRACTICAL NURSE. . years hospital
training take any case day duty. doctors
and patients ref. Atlantic 1858. "a
YOUNG LADY. age 30. college education,
energetic and reliable interested in meet
ing and dealing with people, wishes en-
ployment to make contacts Offering ad-
vancement. Salary no object to start.
Desires work in advertising agency, publ.
cation work or as once receptionist. Good
references Box 493-X. Star.
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FOUND.
6VS0b INVVSBtuOSB
TI Hl>A> lAllalpzaass N -

BICYCLE, boys. Inquire 2e41 Maoomb st.
NV No reward. Be ready to describe
and where it was left.
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NOTICE Is GIVEN TO THE TRUSTEES
and members of the. Virginia Conference
Of a special meeting to be held Monday.
June 8s 1898. at 9:1b am: in connection
with the camp meeting OF the Potomac
Missionary College, Takoma Park. Md, to
vote on the sale of church property known
as the Richmond Seventh day Adventist
Church, located at . N. Morris st., Rich
mond, Va.
W. MacNE1L. President.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
BABY's SCALE, bathinette and high chair.
Reasonable. Call Randolph 5123.
breakfast set. studio couch. refrigerator.
beds. porch glider. 1903 Georgia ave.
BOILER Bryant. gas fire; equipped for
steam: practically new: sacrifice to quick
buyer. For additional information. Rand.
BOOKCASE double glass doors, $50:
Schick electric razor, $40. Atlantic 1898
after pm.
BRICKS. 100000 handmade hard bricks;
lumber 2x4-6-S-10; sash. 25c: doors. ooc.
Wrecking several bldgs. 161 Pierce st.
NV. Ace Wrecking Co. Met. 1923.
gRICK. 100000 used ta;ra hsre, ,;S.S $50 rnr m
sale. lumber. sheeting. flooring. frame
trim. doors. sash, tubs. toilets. sinks. 3
soapstone wash trays, 81 ea. Six hot,
water boilers. SIS ca. Steel beams. 2 900
IT,. three-auarter to Ain: piping. three
ton window weights. 1c lb.. Modern gas
sanse s. se So % g. ali fto ,izes Every:
thing to build with These beautiful bldgs.
are torn down to make room for the new
Holy Comforter Church. Apply on prem.
ises. American Wrecking Co.. 1873 East
Capitol st. Tel. Lincoln 3244. We buy
buildings to wreck.
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J w. MacNEIL, President.
+. r WILLEIT. Secretary.

A DEAL FUNERAL AT SITS
Provides same service as one costing $500
Don't waste insurance money" Call
DEAL with 20 years experience. Lin
coin 5000
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BOATS.
I6-FT. THOMPSON RUNABOUT and john
son 93-hp. alternate firing outboard mo-
tor: fine condition. Atlantic 1858.
BOATS-1S # long. with California top.
4>cyl. Universal engine; excellent condi-
ton; Sis. Deep Cove. Nd: near Shady
Side. or Phillip G. Afleck. west 3053
CABIN CRUISER. 36x1O. Stearns. dual
ignition motor; fully equipped. ice box,
running water, toilet. electric lights Tadio' as
absolutely sound; built 1891; price.
wanted. Phone Shepherd 1922. %.
S75 CASH-Just the thing for your boat
Fully reconditioned S5-hp. Ford VS. mo-
tor. complete with transmission. northeast
Motor Co., Mr.. Billhimer, phone Att. 02O0.
MARINE CLUTCHES. two. Paragon. rea-
sonable price to quick buyer. Lyons Ga
rage. 115 N Pitt st. Alex. 2630 or 945. 20.
CABIN CRUISER. 421ax1Ox3 IT.. Palmer
power: fully equipped. incl. all legal equip
ment. radio. compass. chinaware; general. !.
Tate. Berth 31S, Corinthian Yacht Club,
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REFRIGERATORS, floor
models and used; Westing-
house, Kelvinator, Crosley
and G. E. 5th floor, The
Palais Royal. District 4400,
Ext 245.
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CAMERA REPAIRS.
BOATS.

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER 4 dALBERT. INC.
s15 10th st. NV. Phone National 4712
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PAPER HANGERS.
Apply OIL 18th st. NV.
STEADY WORK

In the food industry: no layof1s or part
time Old established company can offer
employment to two more reliable, neat
appearing men men e to 81 55,, No = experienee Hl ne
to $50 per week interests you. apply to
10 AM h13 K st NV.
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used and floor sample spinettes for sale
at prices from sos to S275. Such good
makes as Huntington. Story & Clark,
| Musette Lenox etc Easy terms. Natl.
1923. Arthur Jordan Piano Co., corner
! 13th and q sis
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PIANOS-You can make really worth
while saving on a good used floor sample
or new instrument If YOU buy during Kit 5
big clearance sale (their first in over II
months. On sale at reductions Of from
S15 to $500 are over 10 pianos. mostly all
new and the latest models. Such tine
makes as Knabe, Stenway used. Fischer
Wurlitzer. Estey. Mason & Hamlin. Gable.
Nelson Mathushek and many others, Very
easy terms. Natl. 413O. kits, 1880 G
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McCRAY REFRIGERATOR. loft. storage
bottom: practically new: Frgidaire motor;
for sale. priced reasonably. Call Met. 81 SO.
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FURNITURE. new maple; contents single
apartment Reasonable Leaving city.
Terms If desired District n422 q.
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AIR CONDITIONING.
REFRIGERATION.
Present demand for trained men. year
around, necessitates starting new evening
class Immediately Practical training
course leads to profitable Job. with steady
income Write Electric Refrigeration In
stitute for "details. 1892 14th st. NV.
Met 2RS2
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CARETAKER-Sman acreage: suburban
place; middle aged white couple; no chill
dren; sober; reference; handy man; light
truck; other income; small salary: have
own garden and chickens. Box 43O-X,
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Continued }

FUFtNII I UftE-IO Stt, TT D BIhlT Td. n. " 8,
Sunday, or by appointment. Emerson 1919.
FURNITURE for rent for 1-room apt 81
weekly. 2715 Cortland pl. NV. Apt s.
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statesmen

OALEOMEIN
FOR OUTSIDE SELLING: ELECTRICAL
APPLIANCES: DRAWING ACCT. HIGH
RIGHT MAN. APPLY 10 AN TO. 4
PM. 174I JOHNSON AVE, BET. 14th
AND 18th. r AND NV.
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PIANOS-A superb selection Of grand
pianos in different styles and woods. are
on display in our Warerooms: Baldwin,
Hardman. Kranich g. Bach. Decker Bros,
ments. BALDWIN concert Rrands furnished
for concerts. Grands. uprights and spinett
pianos rented at moderate prices. Hugo
Worch. ll1O G St n ". Est. 1879.
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PIANO spinet type tusedl, smallest grand
MID, a bargain; also apt. upright and
Sohmer upright These can be bought at
real savings for cash. Harry P. Jones. Sc
curlty STORAGE, ll4D 18th St
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5O5 WASH. Bldg.
New York Ave. g. 18th st. NV.
YOUNG LADY with buying ex-
perience to manage ladies' ap-
parel department; good opportu-
nifty for energetic person. Apply
Regal Clio. Co., Inc, I'll 7th st.
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REPAIRS 8 SERVICE.
(COntiNtIed

CARPENTER, reliable; repair work Of any
kind. Mr.. Roberts. Dupont 0464.
CEMENT speciality; coping around lawns.
sidewalks; parch your walls, waterproof;
experienced. Line. 5641. 614 Kastle pl ne.
The Washington times., 1938-09-20
Ample Police Force
To Preserve Peace

There are today about $4,000
guardians of the peace in Pales-
tine to keep order in population
of 1,383,000. British troops num-
ber about 5000, British police,
1900; Arab police, 1900; Jewish
police, 700; Jewish supernumerary
police, 5,O55; Jewish private police,
140; railway police, 260, and the
trans-Jordan force, 1000, making
1896.
Of the population there are
about 100000 male Arabs, so that
there is one guardian of the peace
to every II potential disturbers.
This is a higher percentage than
in most sections of the earth,
civilized or not, but the Arabs
prove daily that it is not high
enough.
If they do not like a government
officer they kill him. Walter Moi,
fatt, acting assistant district com
missioner, meaning assistant gov
ernor, in Jenin, had made himself
unpopular by doing his best to en-
force the law. A little hunch-
backed, blond Arab boldly strode
through the central police station
and upstairs to Moffatt's office,
shot him six times in the abdo-
men, chest and neck, ran out scot
free, and would have permanently
escaped had not Moffatt retained
enough strength to describe his
assassin just before he died.
The Washington times., 1938-09-20
AbdicatiOn Laid to
"Lack of Any Policy

But the British abdication in the
face of Arab terror in Palestine
can, in the opinion of practically
all observers, only be explained by
the governments lack of any pol
icy at all. It is weakness, but
moral weakness, not physical. No
body doubts that the British could
suppress the terror. The Peel COM
mission, itself, remarked 1T would
be ludicrous to suppose that it is
beyond the resources of Your
Majesty's Government to deal
with a rebellion on so small a
scale or so ill equipped for modern
warfare"
Nevertheless, ID months after
The commission made this just re-
mark, the terror has cost several
hundred more lives and daily
wakes in intensity. Nowhere in
the British Empire, save perhaps
among the savage tribes of the
northwest frontier, do such condi-
tions of disorder and contempt
for British authority exist as to-
day in Palestine.
The Washington times., 1938-09-20
Raid Hebron as
Example of Contempt

If they have plenty of guns
and wish to impress the British,
they raid and take complete
charge of town until the troops
arrive. Hebron is their latest
exploit This town of 10000, one
Of the oldest continually in
habited places on earth, contains
and cenotaphS of Abraham, Isaac
and Jacob, and always had a
Jewish community until the Arabs
killed or drove them away in the
riots of 1929.
The Arabs now decided to teach
the British that Hebron belongs to
them. Setting out to destroy all
British institutions, they began on
the post office, smashed it's furni-
ture and telephone exchange, went
on to Bcrclay's bank, kidnapped
its two watchmen, tried but failed
to break open the safe, and then
continued to the police station.
There they met, surrounded and
captured an armored car, killed its
driver, kidnapped four Arab con-
stables, killed seven horses, stole
five more, and got away with all
the rifles and ammunition.
Long before the Black Watch
could be hastily gathered from the
cafes and restaurants of Jeru-
salem, % miles away, the Arab
gang had retired to the hills. Their
leader is said to be Abdul Kader al
Husseini, relative of the boss of
the Palestine Arabs, the Mutt of
Jerusalem, now in exile in
Lebanon.
The Washington times., 1938-09-20
Arab Curfew
Rings in Bethlehem

The bandits impose their own
police regulations on the Arab
population. They proclaimed cur
few on the villages around Beth
lehem, and forced the inhabitants
to stay indoors from dusk to dawn.
Meanwhile they collect their
own taxes or fines upon the peace
full Arab population. In the village
of Belt Jala they levied taxes of
SIS to $500 on each household. One
wealthy merchant, Jaadalah Kar-
akaa. being able to produce only
$50, was let off when he gave a
promisSory note for $3.50.
The Arab bands maintain their
own courts, try, and execute SEN
tences. Their ferocity is not ex-
hausted on the Jews and the
British. They pursue with especial
venom their own people who refuse
to support the terror. Tewfik
Shanti, an Arab notable of Jaffa,
fell under the death sentence of
the bands, was wounded by a ter
|rorist. recovered sufficiently to
visit an Arab physician and was
shot dead in his waiting room.
More than two hundred such
executions of Arabs by Arabs have
been recorded in the last two
years. AS even the semi-govern-
mental Times of London admits
"in certain districts the authority
of the bands is more respected,
because more feared, than that Of
the mandatory government. The
Arab command at least has no
hesitation in enforcing its will by
shooting down obstructionists."
Within the legal British govern.
ment thrives today the illegal
Arab bandit government by ter.
rorists. of terrorists. and for ter
rorists. It's object is to drive out
the British and subjugate the
Jews. Will it succeed?
The Washington times., 1938-09-20
By II. r. KNICKERB0CKER
World copyright, 1888, by International Ne
Reproduction in whole or in part forbidt

OF all the evidence brought by
the events of the last three years
to support the theory that the
British Empire is on the decline,
and that the British no longer
have the will to rule, Palestine
today affords the most impressive
example. Mussolini could defy the
British to close the Suez canal;
the Japanese could shoot British
ambassador; Frances bombing
planes could sink a score of Brit
ish ships, and British acquieScence
could yet be explained on the
grounds of a long sighted inter
national policy,
The Washington times., 1938-09-20
Seize Arms and
Money as Needed

Death is the penalty for carry
ing unlicensed arms. But if the
Arabs run short of rifles or am
munition they take them from the
police. Five Arabs in LYDIA raided
the police station, held up the con-
stables and ma6e off with all the
ammunition. Thirty Arabs, in
The Washington times., 1938-09-20

Nablus, entered the city police sta
tion, overpowered the constableS,
and got away with four rifles and
1000 rounds of ammunition.
If they run short of money they
rob the British banks.
The Washington times., 1938-09-20
BUILDING

USE OUR MODERN PARKING BUILDING
Conveniently located right at the Of the Store. Rates
-lOc for the First Hour Sc for Every Half Hour or qddi
tondl Fraction Thereafter.
Evening star., 1938-06-19

to the lower st. Lawrence and Sague.
nay Rivers this year will enjoy at the
Manor Richelieu an evening with .
special dance and . full morning with
their choice Of golf. tennis, saltwater
swimming, fishing and riding.
Also an escalator has been built to
make e6ortless the ascension from the
seventeenth green Of the golf club
course to the spectacular eighteenth
tee which overlooks the st. Lawrence
seaway.
Nesting in the pine -forested hill.
side, the piedmont Of the Laurentian
range. are the cottages Of the Murray
Bay Colony, which takes its name
from the little French Canadian vii.
lase at the juncture Of the Murray
River and the st. Lawrence seaway.
Evening star., 1938-06-19

great fun picking up accessories In
the surrounding county. Indian bead
work and silver jewelry or buttons
carved Of wood or nodded out Of
pottery with turquoise inlay, will make
the wardrobe part Of the country.
Soft angora or silk and wool undies
real '1ongies" built for comfort In
the saddle-give extra warmth with
out bulk. Pajamas and bathrobes
should be the same-soft wool that
packs nat. All toilet articles will 1T
into = leather case II they are planned
that way, and will slip into . saddle
bag. The dude" who keeps belong
ings In one small roll Is popular with
the packer.
Go dude ranching with the idea Of
living another life for q short time.
You can enter into the business Of
running the ranch and branding the
calves or you can steal away to .
mountain top or the edge Of q canyon
and lose your cares In the surround-
ing vastness. and come back with q
little Of that West stored away. It
will take you through many q grey
day next February.