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Answers TO Test Questions

Below are the answers to test
questions printed on the Editorial
page.
l. Tennessee river.
2. Interstate Commerce Com
mission.
3. Hongkong.
4. J. Warren Madden.
5. Yes.
6. De-klar' -a-tive; not dek-la-ra'.
tive.
I. A flying machine whose sup
porting surfaces are rotated me.
Chemically.
s. Rio Grande.
Q. France.
10. Gibraltar.
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$500 FINE, 80 DAYS
ON LIQUOR CONVICTION

Arrested last April 20 by city
dry squad officers, Mike Vargo
was found guilty in police court
Friday afternoon of possession OF
liquor with intent to sell. Judge
Joe Mallory fined the man 500
and costs and ordered him to serve
30 days in city Jail. When officers
arrested the man at 1928 So.
Washington st, they seized five
quarts of whisky, seven quarts OF
wine, five quarts of home brew
and a small quantity Of glasses
and mixers.
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LINCOLN HIGH GIRLS,
MOTHERS HAVE PARTY

Lincoln high school girls and
their mothers will have an oppor-
tunity to enjoy themselves Thurs
day, May IS, in the boys gym
nasium, when the Girls club will
present its first Mothers and Daug-
tiers party. The fun begins at 7:30
P. m.
Bright colored favors, spring
flowers, singing and playing of
games, entertainment and refresh
ments will compose the schedule
for the evening. A special Moth
er's day program will be presented
by the girls.
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urgent need to see him before they
left decided her.
The night before their departure,
shortly after six when she felt sure
Larry would be in his apartment,
Kay slipped out of the house.
Brenda would not miss her as
she was entertaining Brett Cam
eron in her upstairs sittingroom.
Kay hotly resented Brett Cam
eron. his pstronizing air and easy
familiarity.
A fierce loyalty to Larry made
her want to tell him of Cameron's
frequent, and more or less Sc
cretive, visits.
A loyalty to her employer kept
her silent.
When Kay timidly rang Larry's
bell his man opened the door.
Athletic Looking
He was a square, athletic look
ing individual with terrific Shout
ders and the homehest face imag-
Unable. He had large nose pushed
to one side, one ear standing at
right angles to his head, the other
sadly tattered, tiny bright eyes.
He looked at Kay curiously.
May l see Mr.. Corbet ?" she
asked TREMENDOUSLY. IT'S very i'm
portant."
The man hesitated and a call
came from the bedroom. who il
it, Pink -
The strange creatures name wal
Pink. Crafty Kay wanted tc
laugh.
Kay Barclay" she said quickly
and the man, who looked like he
should have been named Butch. re-
peated the name in a louder tone
"Hey-all right-just q minute.
Pink disappeared and Larry
gloriously fresh and youthful. ty
ing the belt Of lounging robe
came into the livingroom.
Hello. Kay" he said cordially
You look pale. Anything wront
with Brenda ?" Alarm shadowin(
his smile.
'No-yes-' she stammered. /"
don't know. I'm scared to dealt
and that's why I came to you"
He nodded toward a chair, brow
drawn together anxiously. Ka,
did not sit down.
II must hurry" she said. Mis-
Brent's husband has been hang
ing around the house"
Lsrrys frown deepened. How
do you know What have 70,
done about il?
I'VE must get detective
moving toward the telephone.
II didn't know what TO do. Mis-
Brent is so afraid OF him and ever
more afraid of adverse publicity
so talked to him in the garden
You WHAT" sstounded. Look
ksy-you mustn't take risks lik,
that. The mans crazy. He nigh
have killed you"
Her heart warmed. For Just 1
minute Larry had forgottel
Brenda.
Il was frightened at first. bu
he wasn't so bad" She told hin
the story. ending. y think he feel
differently now.
Talking Helps
Talking about il helped.
"He promised to SO away and
haven't seen him since. II was Ii,
baby made him so bitter"
Kay hadn't meant TO mention th,
baby.
Doing her best TO shield Brend,
she had omitted him In the frs
telling. She hurried on. trying Il
cover her slip.
Larry interrupted her. Til
baby. What baby"
Il don't know" hedging. He
angry and crazy"
Has Brenda a baby - Larry de
rsnded hsrshly.
Her baby Is dead" Kay said
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BY FRANCES SLADE
Chapter 7III
YOUR OWN HONOR

Wiling TO take tne Stigma lndt
goes with being a female pirate.
This elimination narrows the
field to men of approximately your
own age-or as much older as you
want to go-who are bachelors or
widowers. If you can get one or
two of them to adopt you as their
girl, you're all set.
With dinner and movies
couple of times week, lunches
and frequent Sunday outings,
you're more than well off.
Don't be in hurry to remarry.
Unless you're getting along in
years or have met the ideal man,
you should make the most of the
gap between husbands so you won t
regard it, when you do marry again,
as the land of lost opportunity.
Copyright, 1881
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When Joint-Ease
Sinh h Jeiat Agony
STARTS OUT

3 - v.:t = stsEt T. n. ri. c =!
= se1ues IL swelling. thea you want 70
esy Seine-nnesi IT'S for the pain Of sore,
lane }oints anl nuscles II accessible
lon1lt3eo - that's why Il has 70 much
ennesss when les effective methods fail
Al ~ $780, sn1 tsks notkin1
soH - -: - y..s.
adv
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you into seasonal extremes IN
clothes. no matter what they do
to your figure? II you do, that's
your blind spot. Eliminate 1t ~
quickly - possible"
Miss Blaine's advice Il to con-
slider . dreas absolutely mercilessly
before you buy It. Ask yourself II
the lines emphasixe the good points
Of your figure and conceal less at
tractive ones. Look at the Shout
der line. the length of the waist
from the shoulders to belt. the pro-
portionate distance from that point
to the hem. There In . right skirt
length for every girl. Find yours
and stick to il.
Contrary to popular belief. ex-
ira high heels only emphasize the
thickness Of thick ankles. II your
ankles are not trim and slender
admit 1t to yourself and pick .
heel height that 10 really right.
"A feeling for color harmony II
= marked blind spot in many Of
u.s." Miss Blaine continued. The
result is that we often wear shades
which do the wrong things for US.
For instance, unless her own color
ing u warm and lively, / don't
think the average girl u flattered
by black. unrelieved by white or
bright trimming"
Men Friends
Dear Miss Grey: In the column
recently two girls have written to
you and said that they found It
difficult to keep men friends.
They seem to think men are self
lsh because they turned to younger
women for company. ! am in my
early thirties and my experience
has been that women around rs
don't care to get married. They
20 with q man for what they can
get out Of him and then look for
something that seems 4 b etter
choice.
Too many Of these women are
hooking for their companions In
the wrung places. I would suggest
that they 80 to . church or join
the Christian Endeavor or some
good organization. instead of hang
ing around beer taverns and dance
parks. e. D.
Card Shark
Dear Miss Grey: know just how
the wife feels who wrote to COM
plain about her husband being q
card shark. ! have been married
eight years. and know how terrible
It u to lie awake nights and wait
for . man to come home on pay
day - knowing that be probably
had already gambled away most
pf his wages-money that should
- paid out on groceries and other
necessities.
It seems to me that there should
Be = law against = man gambling
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Try To See Yourself
AS Others See You
Such Is Advice of Joan Blaine Attractive
And Well-Dressed Young Radio Artist
BY CYNTHIA GREY

One reason why many women and girls just miss being
smart because they fail themselves others
them Women who have bad skins go complaining about
their compexons yet secretly think that lot of makeup
their defects and let it go that Women and girls
who fat depore the fact but make effort to reduce
and convinced that after all they look just well in their
clothes their slender. attractive sisters Because
many of would do well listen who know and
read the advice of really good looking who make it
point to actually keep fit and remain attractive going
pass along some words of wisdom that Joan Blaine has
offer Miss Blaine considered of the smartes and
most attractive radio stars today She says:
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FOREST RANGER WILL
SHOW MOVING PICTURE

In an assembly at Lincoln high
school next Tuesday motion pic
lures depicting the life and duties
of a forest ranger will be shown by
Ranger r. N. Mccullough Of the
Snoqualmie national forest.
The assembly is sponsored by the
Lincoln Forestry club. under the
advisership of Charles. L. Bonham.
agriculture teacher. The club will
have charge of the showcase and
put its projects on display on Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday.
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dered one OF the smartest and
lay. She says:
away his wages. He should be
treated as a mental case and have
q guardian appointed for he has
no right to marry and bring q
family into the world--then de-
liberately through his vile selfish
ness and ignorance. neglect it.
K.R.
Graduation
Dear Miss Grey: I have been
going with q young chap who goes
to a college in 4 different city. We
have corresponded and he always
takes II for granted that my good
times are to be had with him when
he Is home.
He will graduate from college
next month and that in where my
problem comes in. Recently ]
lost my position and as my mother
il a widow ] don't like to ask for
her what ! consider a luxury. so
! can't see my way clear toward
buying my boy friend a graduation
gift. Should explain this to him
and apologize, or what should i
do? B. T.
There Is no need for an apology.
Write him a note when he grad
yates and congratulate him. Let
1t 60 at that. When he knows
you are without work he will be
able to see why you did not send
him a graduation gift.
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KITCHEN ACCESSORIES

Strings brightly colored household
tons
make kitchen bright The make
and delightful sthery
Of poholders
traticns Of stitches: materials required color schemes.
Send ten this pattern
Neediecra Dept Tacoma Wash Write psny PATTERN NUN
BIER, your NAME ADDRESS.
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A single battery will furnish
current for Is miles Of barbed
wire fence. So
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BY OLIVE RosEnfs BARTON

COME all mixed That the II Is sometimes
Maybe you scolding grumpy
think anything tired Of
bother You don
things
Well then fine idea to and and
get sing with you, that better STILL
MAYBE London Bridge Failing Down. 1t
~ the words. II don't words
q you a make up
everybody happy to hear other
friends play smile
very catching smile Singing smiling
troubles especially when we have "the grumps"
NEXT:
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Ito BE Continued
Evening star., 1939-03-07
jolly Polly
A Little Chat on EnuIish
BY JOS. ]. FRISCH.
BY JOS. ]. FRISCH.

D. w. T.-Soda fountain clerks,
commonly called soda jerkers, have
recently coined the word fountain
eer" to designate the members of
their trade, just as real estate men
are called realtors; embalmers and
undertakers, "morticians" beauty
parlor operators, "beauticians, etc.
Evening star., 1939-03-07

HELP MEN.
(Continued.)
OPPORTUNITY

Young man. neat appearing. age 22-35.
nigh school education. to represent nation.
ally advertised product used in every home:
chance to make good money, and oppor-
tunity for advancement. See Mr.. Tan.
WANTED Salesman to con-
tact retail trade in the Dis
trict of Columbia by one of
the largest concerns of it's
kind operating in this terri
tory. Position has excellent
possibilities, with straight
salary basis. State age, ex-
perience and qualifications in
letter. Box 248-X, Star.
SALESMAN WANTED Unjust
be resident of Montgomery
County, by Baltimore con-
cern, largest of its kind op-
Grating in this territory. Po-
sition has excellent .possibili-
ties. Salary and commission
basis. State age, experience
and qualifications in letter.
Box 107-X, Star.
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Bruin TwizzIers
BY PROF. ]. d. FLINT.

: Little Joe Colleges daddy bought
him great big, high-powered road
ster to play around school in. 1t
was some car, geared to hit very
high speeds. Little Joe took the car
out on the open highway the first
day he had 1t and read the instruc-
tions the salesman had given him.
The instructions said that the car
was broken in so that it could be
driven fast, but that if the driver
wanted to drive at very high speed
Evening star., 1939-03-07

the automatic accelerator of the car
should be turned on. This would
increase the speed two miles per
hour each minute, according to a
special, accurate clock built into
the car Little Joe got out his watch
and followed the procedure for one
hour according to his watch. What
he did not know was that his watch
lost one minute out of every 10. How
fast was Little Joe going when he
turned off the automatic accelerator
after an hour had passed by his
watch?
(Copyright, 1939)
Evening star., 1939-03-07

self, FRANCIS CARD CHRISTIAN. sos
4 l. ave. NV. %
TIczFG M1MGAR3p OF MHHEE EESEFHb fARfNiRsH1
We. the undersigned, desiring to form
mtsd III es partneIshp to the
state and Certify " as ioSiA follows: ~ "'''0'
w!NTHRoPe eaMf M1rcHEIG Il .Ge psoe,hersh'D co 10
,b The names and places Of residence OF
GENERAL PARTNERS.
HENRY zs ROGERS WI WINTHROP ya1s = ~ SsS''e0'e'
4FHRa THHoboRE MEE0HEIt c1aNisaHaM Shiss9 Illinois
JOHN i, PAGAN Esa Esanston4 York Ill'n9i' n! z!
GEoRdE GEoRd Il R. sfHdASK THoRNToN Sn''ss0' nl'no'
ALFRED pREsGos G5s Sf!k' 5R.' Illinois
B B1cHAgB 5cE5sg gP IeAssg Montclsir. Mont N. j.
HENRY ooDrEEY MS9d0ur'' L. L. N. r
Brookf1eld Center. Conn.
zRpMas ARTM1R y1tEEh 4. ELfiAS Ghlsas0' Illinois.
JAMES J. nAsrrksoN ksY Gardens L. I" N. 2.
WILLIAM P. s. 5HREG SSEssRnS!s' SR j. NJ j.
NEEhx WiHEiAX Y ! Bull G45nNfyoNSM NV XGss N Y.
"AAoAAhA
GEORGE F. BRrsNSN sNsHes''o N y
MALCOLM S. Mesos{He ss5is{{ CITY 5R: N J.
New YORK, N. y.
spEcIAL td PARTHERs. TSHS L. ~ l.
MhhN5S MfLToN SeAHcTtaK v HoEbEN Chicago Illinois
Palm Beach, Florida
GBASE aBASs G. 6 BAseocK TaReS New York; N Y.
AaEFA AaRRfsoN 3 iRAshs < sfRp' Montelair' N. j.
HENRY ROGERS WINTHRoP
III. The general nature of the business
Intended to be transacted shall be general
brokerage and commission business dealing
IN securities and commodities.
". The partnership is to commence
January l. 1889 and shall terminate at
taeo 1he close OF .buslness on December 81.
V. The amounts Of cash cash actually con-
trlouted by the special partners to the
common stock are:
WALTER SCHUTTER S15O,OOO
MILTON W HOLDEN 100000
GRACE c. BABCOCK 10000
ADENA P LOAsBY 100 900
HENRY ROGERS WINTHROP 800. 900
.-whirh contribution is in addition to
his contribution as general partner.
LEEDS MITcHEIL" ~ l.'o
T5E9DoEE :5oE4 : E.G.N F CUNNINGHAM
HARRY c. SCHAACK
ALFRED l, PRESTON JR. .,
RICHARD P LOASBY
RICHARD BABCCCK
HENRY F. GODFREY
THOMAS MILLER
ARTHUR j. LILLIAN
JAMES j MASTERSON
WILLIAM P s. EARLE JR.
HENRY w. BULL
WILLIAM J. CUNNINGHAM
GEORGE F BRENNAN
MALCOLM 8 McCONIHE JR.
ROBERT R. HIT
WALTER SCHUTTLER
MILTON w HOLDEN
GRACE c. BABCOCK
ADENA LOASBY
HARRISON K. BIRD
The foregoing Certificate. duly acknowl-
edged was duly filed and recorded on the
tn, the G, GEEK Of the District Court Of the
United States for the District OF Columbia
Washineton, D. c., and an anldavit. duly
verified by two general partners stating
that the specified cash contributions Of
the special partners have in good faith,
been actually paid into the partnership
fund: has been filed herewith
fe14.16.1S, 21.2 .23 25. 2s.nh2.4.79.11
FALSE TEETH REPAIRED
WHILE YOU WAIT
Westory Bldg. 14th and F. Met. 1888.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

GOING TO FLORIDA OR CALIFORNIA.
1888 Olds sedan. desire couple to share
exps: All. 7914 after O'Clock. RICHARD
JAMES, 60S A st. sc. 81
Evening star., 1939-03-07
cHATRS PEI1puOI sTTpm

CHAIRS REUPHOLSTERED
H1GH-CLASS COVERINGS. SIS
Guaranteed mohair friezes, beautiful silk
damasks. velours, tapestries. Sofas, $50.
Miller Uphol. Co.. 1922 14th NV. Col. s7oO.
GAS RANGES-Tremendous savings on
brand-new floor samples. All sizes. Rebuilt
ranges. 1918 installed
J s LEFEvRC. INC.
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CAMERA SERVICE g. REPAIRS.

CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER g. d'ALBERT. INC,
S1b 10th st. N w. Phone National A7l2
Evening star., 1939-03-07

FALSE TEETH REPAIRED
WHILE YOU WAIT
Emergency Laboratory Rooms 9O1-0O2
Westory Bldg.. 14th and F. Met. 1888.
Evening star., 1939-03-07

(Answer on Page B-18D
Evening star., 1939-03-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
(Continued.)

BAKERY-Best equipped small bakery in
city. Wonderful opportunity .or married
couple. No phone. Apply owner. 1902
Evening star., 1939-03-07
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

SPANISH, native teacher, conversational
method. beginners. advanced students;
monthly: small classes. Mr. Ramos De-
catur 5633 -
Evening star., 1939-03-07

dIss ADss Msy.f .fose and f. oSe..
Wringer type and 2-tub washers at new
low prices. Easy terms. Liberal trade-in
factory crates SOC of original prices.
Some used ones as low as $12.s5. Atlas
Built. 713 G st. NV. Dist. 3737. Open
Evening star., 1939-03-07

| RUGS-LAMPS-The selection is varied: the
| lamps are all indirect. all 3-way and some
| 6-way-weve "slashed" the prices-many
with beautiful onyx bases Open nights and
| Sunday Your credit is good GREEN
FURNITURE CO. 5000 Georgia ave. RAN
OOI,PH $500
Evening star., 1939-03-07

| BE A P. B. K. (telephone) operator. recep-
tionist:, work in doctors dentists and
omcss shost course In
Room 204. 1911 G st, National 2llT
Evening star., 1939-03-07
CIGARETTE
VENDING MACHINES
FOR RENT.

Write Box IS, Alexandria, Va.
CAFE MAKING $4,000 PER
year can be purchased for
$4,000. Fine location. Owner
must sell on account of sick
ness. Wonderful opportunity.
Box 109-R, Star.
Evening star., 1939-03-07
INCREASE INCOME.

Beginners and intensive review courses
IN Stenography. Secretarial Work. Book
QUICK employment OPENINGS hourly
INQUIRE BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 F st. Ma
Evening star., 1939-03-07

SEWING MACHINES-Treadles. S5 UP:
Singer cons cleo. S14S value. S49.50. new
mach. guar: other console electrics. S27 30
up repairing. a17 F St NV. Rep. 1000.
SHOWCASES. one 5 IT.. one 10 IT,. good
condition: reasonable. 257 Tennessee ave.
ne Atlantic 15OO
Evening star., 1939-03-07

1435 FAIRMONT- ST. NW.-3 stories: 12
rooms. 8 baths; finest construction: excel
lent condition; oil burner; FriRidaire: 2-car
garage: 25-ft. front: suitable for four apis.
of nursing home; price, S16.5OO: no agents.
Evening star., 1939-03-07

GIFT sHOP-This shop is in fastest-grow-
ing community near Washington: business
growing. Reason for selling. partners dis
agree. Box 370-T. Star. g.
Evening star., 1939-03-07

SEWING MACHINE Singer. port elec..
round bobbin. knee control. light. with new
guaranty; y regular price. w. E. port.
cleo. $50. D. b.. SO. The Singer Shop.
Evening star., 1939-03-07

The foregoing Certificate, duly acknovl-
edged was duly filed and recorded on the
7.th day Of February 1889, in the ONCE of
the Clerk Of the District Court Of the
Washington D. c.. and. an afidavt. duly
vverihed by two general partners stating
that the specified cash contributions Of
the special partners have. in good faith,
been actually paid into the partnership
fund. has been filed Herewith
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Evening star., 1939-03-07

WASHERS AND IRONERs. used and floor
models. ABC. Apex, Maytag. etc. S14. .95
up; also see the demonstration Of the new
| Bendix home laundry. Most liberal terms
| and trade-in on your washer. Electrical
Center. 514 10th st: NV. Natl Ss72.
WASHER, Maytag. excellent condition
guaranteed; very low price. Apply sos
Evening star., 1939-03-07

BEAUTY SHOP, ground floor store busy
ST: 5 booths; co. cost $1,000 low rent;
well estab Reason for selling, sacrifice;
S216 terms Box 3f2-T Star
Evening star., 1939-03-07

SLICING MACHINE, U g.: cost originally
1913. customer wants to sacrifice It and
will arrange financing Perfect condition.
STUDIO COUCH. mahogany desk. bridge
| table and chairs. set Of silver. lamps, type
writer. lawn mower. Mi. 715O.
Evening star., 1939-03-07

PIANO. used Chickering grand. In good
condition. S225; on easy terms. Republic
1890. The Piano Shop, 1918 7th St NV
Lowest prices and easiest terms in the city
on pianos Open evenings
Evening star., 1939-03-07

AqToHs 1oyoHs e:ah ey.Ia::4 a:4o;lSSo o;.S
repair. reWind beaftngs. Csfty. 1908 14th.
Evening star., 1939-03-07

TYPEWRITER Rental Service, GE. 1883,
mos in adv. S5.55; no DEL; 81 addl dep.
Evening star., 1939-03-07

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES company. $50
standard makes. including portables- to
go at once. Don't miss your chance. Also
rent and repair. Open evenings. 1881
East Canitnl st Hincoln 00So
Evening star., 1939-05-17
Petworth Citizens
Forum on Suffrage
Shows Wide Demand
Association Presses
For Crosstown Bus
Despite Rebuff

Approval of a city council form
OF government for the District was
expressed last night at an open
forum discussion on the suffrage
question held by the Petworth
Citizens Association at Barnard
School. Action having previously
been taken by the association, a
large part of the meeting was never
theless devoted to suffrage to stimu-
late interest.
In a report offered by Joseph H.
Grosman, corresponding secretary,
summarizing the attitude of organ
lied civic interests on suffrage
determined by Petworth in a survey,
it was stated that q replies to 50
queries favored a local vote.
Ernest F. Henry commended the
elective council as step toward
full enfranchisement, including ma
tional representation. Give us the
ballot box and we will be able to
put up a decent fight for our ultl-
mate goal" he said.
Press for CrOSStOWn Bus.
After hearing a communication
from the Capital Transit Co., which
pointed out that the company would
stand a loss for the operation of a
crosStoWn bus line, PetWorth never
theless termed the proposed service
absolutely necessary"
In a resolution praising the "30
years of faithful public service and
excellent administration" of Mu-
nicipal Court Judge George c. Au-
kan, the association urged that
Judge Aukam be reappointed at
the expiration of his present term.
Seek More Fairgrounds.
Petworth voted to request en-
largement of the playground area
of Petworth Elementary School at
Eighth and Taylor streets by &C
QUESTION of several surrounding
properties. The matter was dele
gated to the joint Committee on
Parks and Fairgrounds.
H. V. Schreiber of the Traffic Ad-
vlsory Council spoke, emphasizing
that seven out of every ten traffic
fatalities are pedestrians and urged
citizens to supervise more carefully
children and elderly persons, since
these two groups of pedestrians
are more frequently involved in
traffic accidents.
Harvey o, Craver acted as presi-
dent last night in the absence of
George w. Potter.
Evening star., 1939-05-17

these blossoms and at the end of
the second season you will find here
in their place the fruit. Handsome
cones clustered together. They are
reddish brown, rather egg-shaped,
and from 3 to inches long.
Under each woody spine-tipped
scale is a. black winged seed. From
October until late November these
seed children are released and they
are gone with the winds to new
locations. The empty cones may
remain on the tree for months, until
they drop off because the winds
have weakened their anchorage.
We recognize this tree by it's rich
cinnamon-tinted bark which is
deeply furrowed into fiat oblong
plates that are very broad and COM
posed of thin scales pressed tightly
together.
Then you remember that the slen-
der brown twigs have lovely golden
aura caused by the soft bloom,
known as fuzz, in their baby year
and this sets the loblolly apart from
all the other three-needled pines.
The beautiful pale green needles
or leaves are from to 9 inches
long and are triples, held fast to-
gether at their base by a strong
sheath. These remain on the tree
for three, perhaps four years, before
dropping So, as you see, the pine
is changing her clothes for some
new ones each season and, like