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Evening star., 1939-07-09
Potatoes Latest
|Donzig-PoIish
Political Issue
By the Associated Press.

6S Inc associated FreSS.
FREE CITY OF DANzIG, July 8.
Potatoes yesterday became the lat
est political issue in the Danzig Pol
ish quarrel.
Danzig officials said Polish customs
officials were refusing to permit
trucks carrying potatoes to cross the
frontier into the Free City's territory
Danzig housewives complained of a
potato shortage.
The newspaper Neueste Nachrich-
ten said that at one border point the
poles turned back potato trucks with
the remark: Poland is not interest
ed in providing food for German
soldiers stationed in the Free City.
German quarters in the Free City
were exercised yesterday by report
that German citizen named Johan-
mes Lux was arrested Thursday al
the Polish border community of Raty
on a charge of having assisted fugi-
tive Germans to cross into Germany
at unguarded points.
Free City Nazis have scheduled
a demonstration at Olivia tomorrow
at which Albert Forster, theil
leader, Is to speak.
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Attend Convention

Edmund O. Carl and William
klesler, president and treasurer,
respectively. of the Washington
Cosmopolitan Club, will represent
that organization at the annual
convention Of Cosmopolitan Inter-
national, opening tonight at Spring
field, Ill.
Evening star., 1939-07-09
Roioh Aids British

The Rajah of Perlis. smallest of
the Malay States, with an area of
only 300 square miles and an annual
revenue of less than s40O.OO0 has
offered Britain a $4,000 contribu
ton for Imperial defense.
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Locol Advertisers
Three Lines Minimum


Three Lines (Minimum)
l time 23c line go
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7 times. l9c line (consecutivelv) 3.se
Transient advertisements cash.
Additional space pro rata.
Claims for errors must be made In
time for correction before the sec
ond insertion.
Sifuotions Wanted
Reduced Rotes
8 lines, time. zoe line go
8 lines, 2 times. 1Sc line l.O8
3 lines. 3 times. l5c line l.35
DEATH NOTICEs-s125 per in
sertlon for 10 lines or less, l5c per
line for additional lines.
Business advertisements under
situations Wanted will be charged
the regular classified rate.
Business cards under Special No.
tees and all advertisements under
Personal, &c per line additional
The Star is the great Want Ad"
medium of Washington, and the
rates charged are far lower than
those of newspapers in other large
cities Nothing is so cheap consider
ing the results obtained.
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CHRISTMAS CARD SENSATION
FASTEST SELLING LINE OITT

For bisgest profts sell famous blue RIB
Don assortment, II gorgeous Christmas
lection other lightning sellers Gift wrap
pings. religious, humorous aSsortments Also
amazing values in personal Christmas car6s
with customers name Low as 81 for 81
Up to 1000 profit. Cash bonus extra Ex-
perience unnecessary. Samples free Chill
Mass
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS--Cour
Gus patient. professional instructor, learn
10 drive skillfully safely and easily. park
ing and trafic. Mr.. Rundlett, Emerson 1853.
AUTO LESSONS-Reliable white man any
hours: cars furnished. permits secured
parking for tests Noel. Emerson 565},
JAZZ PIANO LESSONS. chord system: book
lneton orchestra leader now going to press
will sell for 81: reserve yours now. send
no money. Write for particulars no obll-
cation. Rita Roman. 5l16 Bird st. NV
Washington. D C
INCREASE YOUR INCOME learn Greee or
BOYD Shorthand Typevrltins::. Bookkeeplns,
POSITIONS New classes @ NOW st Stsrtins art ms
Inoulre Natl. 2340. BOYD SCHOOL
AUTO DRIVING taught by white expert
zafety. Permits secured Easy Method
Driving School. Randolnh s3s4
HIGH SCHOOL SUBJECTS. specializing
Meth, Me- 34s1 summer rates Your home or mine
hIMoTYPG hHytop Pahoo oPERAToRs Fa are in demand
quickly; low summer rates.
ground schools at Beacon Field, Alexandria
Va. Ashburn Flying Service. Newest tyne
STUDENT training planes: and larger air
able Also Ground school courses assS twics sHs''i
week for a solo pilots certificate or private
pilots certificate. For information. either
visit Beacon Field or call Alexandria 1896
We will gladly give you all information.
TUTORING, grade or high school pupils.
experienced teacher, masters degree; aid
retarded students. Dupont OS"S
SWIMMING LESSONS by ,all-American
swimming coach: private appointment only
G. Ames, Dupont Obs Decatur $3.50
GERMAN, FRENCH LESSONS, by young
VlenneSe woman, univ. grad. student Sor-
oonne Randolph 342S, am. to II am
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE-Special sum-
mer rates Positions secured Nakon
BeautY School llll pa rd n IL
Evening star., 1939-07-09
OPPORTUNITY FOR
Pr OGP FGGJVE SAL ECMEN

With car TO represent natIonally-known
manufacturer OF paints. roofing and COM
plete maintenance line sold direct TO fac
tories, institutions. farmers. etc Pro-
tected territory. Excellent commissions
Drawing account when qualified Capable
statesmen earn 5000 first year with in
crease from repeats. Experience unneceS-
sary. BlggeSt season ahead Sales man.
aeer Dept. Y-ll, 1906 West SOth St,
Cleveland Ohio.
SELL PRINTING AT CUT PRICES
. coo Business Cards Sl5O
- Printed SaleshookS 50
. noo two-coior labels; free holder so
600 envelopes statements, etc. ! 50
$500 printed handblliS 115
One-third Comm Free Outst
Bargain Prtg. Co, Barclay Blds. New York
Evening star., 1939-07-09
SALEsMEN.

euro Statesmen Great demand for
atudebaker Champion requires TWO addi-
sinnal sionsi men TO handle prospects, Must have
in automobiles Bis. quick money. Pleas
ant surroundings. See Mr.. Snyder, 4 to 6
pm: Lee D. Butler, Inc. l1"1 2lst St n W
MEN M NJ, OR WOMEN, part time or full time
70 70 sell: sales experience unnecessary: an
oio-establlshed, high-class company: be-
RinherS i should easily make Sl2O TO $3.50
mo Box 36S-K. Star
RRooFING AND INSULATION Statesmen.
Room Az. Bond Building. between en- and and
~ q m. Money-maker for right man. g.
sALEsMEN, trade stimulator; brand new
merenants menaH Wrtt deal, live wires can earn big
bash. Chicago.
WELL.EDUCATED LOCAL MAN between 30
ab aiLo % VINO wants good connection ana
hin him Unless you are well acquainted in
washington do not answer Give age ad-
sIes sTeSs and telephone number Box 2Io-M,
ALEsMEN-America' finest sldeine; 400,
comm daily; 725 fast-selling repeat items
i.rd:, very @ business uses and must buy. No
free Wens o 1S6Hp 90 aTsf Gadys aes chieaHo
WORLDS largest direct selling" book
match factory offers liberal daily earn
@ nlks caiIlng on business places EXP un-
neces'' nfGtis spare full time, High quality.
cial features are booming business. Re-
peatS boost profits. Free kit-full in
Structons. Match Corp. OF America
.54a3-EN 4Sth Dl.. Chicago.
WANTED-Salesmen sell Aeroplastic newly
patented ppau cushion shoes. Sl-S2 every sale.
200 styles for whole family Free sam
pies, Moench Shoes Is Boston. Mass.
AGGRESSIVE SALESMAN q each, in
WASHINGTON, Baltimore. Md: Hagerstown.
Mo, and Northern Va, Will be hired and
trained by AAA-l manufacturer of in
ouStrial and technical paint products with
rience in manufacturing plants. institu-
lions ETC. helpful. but not essential. Sales
aoll1ty OF prime importance. An excel
lent hnancs! Arrangement with high COM
missions to man who qualities Give full
details and references in first letter Frank
7, sullivan. sales manager, Acorn Re-
hnins Company. Cleveland. Ohio.
UNUSUAL selling opportunity-present and
future. Complete training, permanent Job
advancement on merit. liberal income
Only young aggressive. educated man
could qualify s5-year-od life insurance
company mot industrian has opportunity
open with D. c. sales force-available for
limited time only. Write for appointment
Box 335M Star.
WANTED-Man for Ravleigh route. Per-
manent If you are a hustler Sales way up
leigh's Dept DcG-4-io3 Chester Pa, &.
MEMS NECKWEAR. PROFITABLE SIDE
LINE. EXCLUSIVE FALL-CHRISTMAs
NOVELTY FEATURES: LIBERAL COM
MISSION METRoPoLITAN CO. III 5th
AVE NEW YORK
Evening star., 1939-07-09
HELP WOMEk.


AVON COMPANY has good territory open
Tor middle-aged ambitious woman Phone
Republic P95 for appointment, . to 5
GOOD POSITION open for well edu-
Gated woman between ages of 90 and 35
promotion work; give reference, telephone
number Box 47l-Q Star. 10.
OLD; ESTABLISHED FIRM has opening for
oooSkeeper-stenograph capable Of han
ding vast details and directing work OF
others: 9 .od English essential II not in
good health. energetic, capable OF using
mature Judgment. afraid of responsibility,
90 not apply State salary, age. experience.
last or. present employer. phone mum Der,
MARRIED or single, Replies confidential.
IF you TRAVEL with yodr husband in
washington, d c. Maryland and Delaware
i may be possible for you to earn from
500 to 500 and upward in commissions
per month. Old, established manufacturer
OF popular-prlced girdes, brsssieres and
combinations offers rare opportunity TO ac-
i've women to represent US in contracting
the, smaller and medium sized drv goods
ana department stores in States mentioned
no e2perience or capitsl required Address
MISS AMERICA BRASSIERE CO. Alb S.
SanRamon St, Chicago.
WANTED refined and experienced young
lady, cashier and hostess work Apply
Monday before IL. No phone calls. 1884
Conn. ave. NV
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re Homer .. XIII BuIldlne. 1890 G 81 n
CHRISTMAS CARDS

OUTSTANDING 1899 sellers. Southern
Beauty y Gard 81 Assortment-your profit
Ino'e Personal Cards with name, so for
NJ. Eleven other money-makers No eX-
perlence needed Free sample offer South
ern Greeting Cards. DEBT. :, Memphis Tenn.
Evening star., 1939-07-09
CHRISTMAS CARD SALESPFOPLE
hiAKE LID "a u

Just show friends and Others exclusive
Personal Christmas CaTds-priced low as
80 for 81. Quick. eaSy orders Also beau
THU 2l card Americas FavOrite' 81 As
sortment: other popular boxes. Up TO
l00ct profit. Free Samples
WETMORE & SUGDEN. INC. Dept. SMJ.
Evening star., 1939-07-09
RURAL SALESMAN.

This ad is directed to capable statesmen
with real sales ability. We solicit appli-
cations from several such men on roof
coating paint oil and grease proposition
sold on long credit terms No down pay
ments No red tape. Earnings up to S400
10 $500 monthly. Earnings verified If
desired.l Earnings advanced No eXpe-
rience in our line necessary, but sales
ability and intellIgence ARE necessary
otherwise, please do not apply W. L
Stephens, Box 1905, Fort Worth. Tex.
Evening star., 1939-07-09

In the food industry No layof or par
time Old, established company can ofel
employment to > more reliable neat-ap.
pearing men. c5-55 No experience neces.
sary We train you II from 500 to S5C
per week interests you. apply 9 am. to .
only. 513 K st NV
Evening star., 1939-07-09

SPECIAL NOTICES.
PHARMACIST. REGISTERED IN b. c.,
permanent position for good worker. State
exp. salary and refs. Box 365-S, Star
INVALID ROLLING CHAIRSIFor rent or
sale: new and used. all STYLES. all sizes re-
CO. 4ls 10th st. NV Me 1874
FALSE TEETH REPAIRED
WHILE you WATT.
Private Waiting Rooms
Rob-. B. Scott. Dental Tech. Rms. g01 300.
Westory Bldg. sos 14th at r. Met. 1888.
Evening star., 1939-07-09
MEN

OF executive type Immediate earnings.
Now is onr busiest season on portable air
conditioning bv Phico-York Experience
unnecessary See Mr. Cunningham, 133
9TH st. NV. after Q 30 m
Evening star., 1939-07-09

to s pm: must have local references and
experience: state age. salary expected. Box
| lSR-S Star
Evening star., 1939-07-09
LOST.

BLACK WALLET. lost downtown, initials
cash Liberal reward. National 3a7.
BoIPGnER B PcaII s 81 KNIVES and sharpening stones.
street car Reward Ran. 51OO
CAIRN TERRIER. male, fawn grey: clip
peg: scars chest and right side. Named
Wisnnnli;, HamlSh; ,,sg Tag No. 24946. Reward.
CHAIN LINK BRACELET. lost July 3. yell
low gold with diamond set in center link
Plnder please phone Falls Church 1924
FRENCH POODLE. male. white. :skippy."
FRATERNITY PIN, S. A. K. set with pearls
and rubies. vicinity Shoreham Hotel: ini-
tlals A. J. Reward. Geo 1892.
GERMAN POLICE DOG with lame right
Ga yed pay from scnty to Maanre weSssei
school Finder please call Atlantic 6262.
tADY's LAI,, WRIST WATCH. July 9Th between
Extension ii4e Rewara pd!e NS''0"Al ol'V
LAPEL WATCH, small Insersoll. vicinity
est1r csth ~ snd Massachusetts, Reward. De-
PEKING EsE, brown, male. strayed from
33OS 18th st. ne. Reward North 1855.
POCKETBOCK, lady's, brown leather, con-
M M.alnS compact, small change and keys. Re-
ward. Michigan 6655.
FUZZY, part fox terrier, bull terrier;
brindle coat: answers to name Tag"
child,s pet. Reward. Randolph 1865. 49,
MUSIC CASE on 10th St. loop bus. Thurs
day: contains songs. Reward. Adams O46l,
Miss Macmillan
PURSE. lady's. white, shoulder strap:
Return to Apt III 1880 @ Tatsn s.: nT reward
WATCH. lady's, Bulova, vic. 18th and
Monroe stS. NV Friday morning Dad
to Mary" on back Reward Columbia 2777
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER lost, male, brown
1890 Ans to Billy" Chestnut 1912.
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER, small. white, one
brown ear. 1885 Md tags; name Jock"
Reward Shepherd 2714-M
WRIST WATCH. ladys white gold, in or
near Palace Theater. Reward Call At
lantic $3.50. Br 124.
Evening star., 1939-07-09
BEAUTICIAN,
With Shop Experience.
Ielephnne EnnarL lsSn
LUzIER SALESLADIES
AT Once With Established Clientele,
Box 1S5-S Star
MAKE MORE MONEY WITH
CHRISTMAS TAPnczn E(lp {

Lovely new "CandIeliRht" 2I-Csrd As
sortment. Amazingly fast seller AT ST.
you make soc MANY other exclusive As
sortments values Seasons greatest per
sonal Christmas Card Line with sendor'S
name imprinted. low as 81 for 81 Top
earnings. Samples Free. NJ B GRCGAN
co, 122 S. MICHIGAN. Dept l, CHICAGO
Evening star., 1939-07-09
EXCEPTIONAL,

Two women, 25-4O yrs old, sslesminded
for new educational campaign where two
small contracts daily pay so weekly Bee
Mr.. Mccarthy. 10 TO 10 am Monday in
the Homer L. Kit Building. 1920 G sf n vi
Evening star., 1939-07-09
FOUND.
SPECIAL NOTICES

FOUND.
POLICE DOG. female found in vicinity
OF 4th and TsSts ne. Dupont 1920
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TWO statesmen
STEADY WORK

With cars, canvass eXnerirnce VIII he given
preference; financial assistance some quail
fled leads Mornings after 10 a m See
Mr.. M. Sparks. 1901 Bladensbure rd, ne
Evening star., 1939-07-09

lady, cashier and hostess work Apply
Monday before IL. No phone calls. 1854
Evening star., 1939-07-09
statesmen

Homeland TsIlors, Inc, nationally ad-
vertised for quality fabrics and satisfaction.
have openings for qualified men Full or
part time. Unlimited income and good
future
The 81 Extra Pants Sale Is On
all c. Al
Evening star., 1939-07-09

The administration embargo repeal
Evening star., 1939-07-09

Tomorrow The "Neutralit,
Bloc's" peace program.)
Evening star., 1939-07-09

ROUGH SPOTTER: permanent position:
| good salary for right man. experience nee
essary Apply Senate Cleaners. 435 r
Evening star., 1939-07-09
STAR WASHINGTON D. c. JULY 1sse-PARr FOUR
HELP MEN.

ADVERTISING MEN. experienced. special
edition telephone work. See Victor Bloom,
2O5 Columbia Bldg. after 8 am
| ASSISTANT MANAGER for small loan
once; exceptional opportunity for expert
| 2S2-S Star ~
Evening star., 1939-07-09

Panels Arranged.
Each organization, the resolu-
ton on policies said. "is to arrange
a panel of individuals who will be
ready to serve on delegation to
visit their representatives in Con-
gress in times of crisis"
Various vocational social and re-
hgious groups were apportioned out
among the participating organiza-
tlons for special attention. Thus
the Keep America Out of War Com
mittee and the Labor Department of
the National Council for Preven-
ton OF War were assigned to spread
ing neutrality propaganda among
labor groups, the council also was tc
work among farmers, the Youths
Committee Against War was assigned
to work among the young people, the
Fellowship of Reconciliation was
given the church field, ct cetera.
The National Council also wa.
given the assignment of providing
a regular Legislative information
service" out of Washington to report
on the doings of Congress as they
affected the Neutrality Act Mr.
Libby and Miss Dorothy Detzer OF
the Woman's International League
were designated to act as joint legis.
lative committee in Washington tt
keep tab on Congress.
During the weeks before the
House vote on the Bloom resolution
thousands of pieces of literature
were mailed from Washington tt
voters throughout the country urging
them to notify their Representatives
and Senators of their opposition tt
Evening star., 1939-07-18
u. ). Probes Deeper
Into Longs S Machine
After ) Are Indicted
Double Sole Of Hotel
Furnishings Charged
To Louisiunu Politicians
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS. July 18.-With
indictment of five political and busi-
ness figures on charge they carried
out scheme to sell Louisiana State
University $4,000 worth of furnish
ings in hotel already owned by the
university, the Federal Government
indicated today its renewed interest
in the complicated political struc-
ture left by the late "Kingfish" Huey
P. Long.
Seymour Weiss. New York and
New Orleans hotel man who was
sponsored by the "Kingfish." was
named with four others in the in
dictments returned yesterday by the
Federal grand jury.
Mr.. Weiss, former treasurer of
Longs political organization, was
one of several persons charged with
income tax evasion over four years
ago. Criminal prosecution of the
charge was dropped, as were the
charges against other top lieuten-
ants Of Mr.. Long. after the Sem
ator's death. Mr.. Weiss paid a
$38,746.l0 civil claim.
Indicted jointly with Mr.. Weiss
yesterday were DR.. James Monroe
Smith, whose resignation as presi-
dent of Louisiana State University
several weeks ago broke" the po-
litical scandal that launched nu-
merous State and Federal inquiries;
Louis Lesage, assistant to the presi-
dent of the Standard Oil Co. of
louisiana Monte M. Hart, president
of Hart Enterprise Electric Co. and
Evening star., 1939-07-18
|CIogett Mansion
|Afne Third Time
In Three Days

For the third time in as many
days the historic old home, Weston,
near Upper Marlboro, Md, caught
fire at noon today and an hour later
seemed doomed to destruction.
Because of lack of water, the
fire swept through the house while
f1remen and volunteers were prac-
tically helpless. Several men and
boys formed bucket brigade from
the we'll to pumper. to little avail.
The 250-year-old home, owned by
Hal B. Clagett, Washington broker.
was considerably damaged in a 50 500
fire yesterday. Sunday another fire
was finally brought under control
and halted after considerable
damage. Shortly after the fire was
discovered today most of the antiques
and furniture were removed from
the blazing structure. The mansion
was built about $50 years ago.
Firemen have been unable to d.
termine the cause Of the fires.
Evening star., 1939-07-18
Senate Passes Bill
For Shorter Hours
For Firemen
s4oo, 900 Required Will
Take Up Margin in
House Tax Measure

Increasing the Districts expenses
S400 900 during the fiscal year 1910
and thus taking up all of the
cushion" provided in the Districts s
1910 tax bill passed today by the
House. the Senate today passed the
bill providing shorter work week
for District firemen.
This bill sets up system of so
hours on day duty and 10 hours
night duty for the firemen. 1t has
already passed the House and goes
to the President for his signature.
That was the most important of
nine District bills passed by the
Senate today. The others were a
bill to allow the District Commits
Sioners to trade certain land at the
northern boundary of Piney Branch
Parkway.
A bill giving the Superintendent
of Insurance authority to promul-
gate regulations for taxicab ins,lr-
ance as recently recommended in a
court decision.
An amendment to the present law
regulating steam and other operat-
ing engineers. requiring, for certifi-
cation by the United States Govern
ment, that they pass the local ex-
animation before operating in the
District.
A bill setting up a commission to
regulate civil engineers in the Dis
trict.
A bill providing permission for the
District Commissioners to settle Ger
tain classes of claims out of court.
A bill authorizing the District to
reciprocate with Maryland and Vir-
glnia on hot pursuit" of criminals
by allowing police from those States
to enter the District and arrest
criminals.
The territory surrounding Lafay-
cite Park is included in zoning re-
strictions regarding height of build
ings under the final bill.
The Senate approved a bill pro-
hibiting the sale of beer on credit to
retailers in the District by whole
salers after Senator Tydings had
offered an amendment to meet OBJ
jections by Senator Danaher, Re-
publican, of Connecticut. The
amendment provides that the law
shall be enforced for one year only
unless after that trial period it is
authorized to be continued by Con-
gress. This measure has already
passed the House and now goes to
the President for his signature.
Evening star., 1939-07-18
$40 on His Conscience, Youth
Gets Self Arrested on 4th 1ry

Walter Eugene Brady, 81, of the
1900 block of S street NE, almost
had to break down the Jail doors to
get arrested for embezzlement.
On April 27 the youth absconded
with $46.21 belonging to Dyer Bros,
Inc, paint store, at 734 Thirteenth
street NV, where he was employed
as delivery messenger. The store
management swore out a warrant
for his arrest.
In court today Detective c. H.
Warder quoted the youth as telling
the following story:
After making off with the funds
Brady went to Baltimore and then
hitch-hiked to Georgia, returning
here two weeks ago. His mother
told him police were looking for him.
About a week ago Brady went to
No. 9 police precinct station and told
officers he was wanted for embezzle-
ment. The otnce ; told him they
Evening star., 1939-07-18
Astronomer Reveals
Gigantic New Stars
With Crowns Of Liqht
Aid in Solving
Phenomenon Seen at
Poris Conference
BY THOMAS r. HENRY,
Star Stan Correspondert

PARIS, July l8.-Stars with titanic
crowns of light, caught in weird
state OF suspended life, are streWn
over the universe.
They were described before con-
ference of astronomers here today
by DR.. c. S. Beals of the Dominion
Astrophysicial Observatory at Vic
toria. British Columbia, as shedding
light on the phenomenon of new
stars, such as the Star of Bethlehem
is believed to have been, which flare
suddenly in the skies and then fade
to invisibility.
DR.. Beals told of studies of the
kinds Of light emitted by these blue
and violet crowns, hundreds of thou
sands of miles in radius. in efforts
to probe the structure of the stars
themselves.
Three Glasses.
These stars. DR.. Beals said. fall
into three classes. First are the
supergiants. They are 100 times
bigger than the sun and their sur
face temperatures are around 10000
degrees Gases are elected from
them at speeds of so miles a second.
Second are the so-called P Cygni
stars. They are about 10 times the
size of the sun. Their surface tenn
peratures are close to 10000 degrees
They hurl gas clouds into space at
speed of 200 miles a second
Third are the strange Wolf -Rayet
stars. They are smaller than the
sun and 10 times hotter, with tenn
peratures even exceeding 100000 de-
grees. Their gas clouds are elected
at the extraordinary speed of about
1000 miles a second
This constant election of material
into space. DR.. Beals said, causes
the star to be surrounded by an
extended envelope of outward mov-
ing atoms. 1t is somewhat similar
to the corona, crown Of lumi-
nescence surrounding the sun which
is seen only at times of total eclipse
and whose composition still is
mystery to astronomers. The light
of the violet-croWned stars, however.
is far more brilliant than that of
the solar corona.
The gases themselves are not lu-
minous in the cold of space, but
they are made so by invisible ultra
violet light pouring upon them from
(See STARS, Page A-4O