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Natures Children
Short.Nosed Sturgeon
(Acipenser brevirostris)

male may lay as many as 100000
eggs. If the eggs are to be used for
the market they are taken from the
fish and pressed gently across a
rough surface, which removes the
membrane protecting them. The
eggs thus treated are placed in large
containers with salt added. They
are drained and permitted finally to
dry. They are then put into cans
for the markets. At one time caviar
sold as low as $40 to $12 a cask
containing from 130 to 135 pounds.
Today the same size cask would
bring nearly 5000. Another source
of supply has been wasted through
our lack of thrift and understand
ing.
Evening star., 1940-07-08
CHAPTER VIII.

At the dance that night Jane saw
Susan in the midst of a crowd as
she and Bill were walking over to
join the group. The last thing she
wanted to do was comfort Susan
at the very start of the evening.
She looked up with sheer panic in
her blue eyes, and her hand clutched
Bills arm, the fingernails digging
into flesh through his sleeve. He
gave her hand a reassuring pat and
closed his fingers over hers, pressing
her hand tighter to his arm, and
continued to walk across the floor,
straight for Susan.
"She can't hurt you, Jane. he
whispered encouragingly.
Susan looked up as they ap-
preached and lifted her arched
brows.
II was afraid you might show up,
Jane" she said meaningly.
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"Why wouldn't ~" Jane showed
surprise. II never miss these
dances"
Pride, my dear, pride" To her
words Susan added very amused
little laugh.
Color rose to James cheeks, but
she let the jibe pass uncontested
Bill swung her into step with the
music. He was furious; Jane could
feel it in his every move, but then
she was upset herself.
"If that girl doesn't watch her
step I am going to trip her up
good," he said close to her ear
When she looked up his eyes were
black with a controlled rage that
was burning within him, She
hastened to calm him.
Forget it, Bill. Susan is like
that. I think now perhaps she has
always hated me and I did not know
it. Her sharp words are nothing
new. Only they hurt more now
than they did. But don't worry
about it,"
Jane Sees Jimmy.
Later as they sat in the cock
tail room at one of the little tables
Jane saw Jimmy Martin. He was a
little drunk and she knew it was
the first time in his life that he had
let liquor get the upper hand. A
fear gripped her as he swayed
toward the doorway, his eyes row.
ing about the room in search OF
something. Her heart told her that
he was looking for her. But his eyes
didn't find her and he turned away
Jane breathed more freely when
he was gone, but her hand was un-
steady when she picked up her glass
She put it down again untouched as
Susan came up, alone.
Bill rose quickly and the words
seemed to leap from his lips
where is your husband, Mrs. Mar
tin? Didn't he come tonight?"
"Oh, yes, he's here" She cast her
eyes downward on Jane. Susan had
been drinking too and that was
more reason to fear her sharp
tongue. you've got lot of nerve
coming here tonight, Jane. I sup
pose you think you can square
yourself with everyone?"
II don't have to square myself
with anyone, Susan. am not the
prodigal daughter returning home
Seems to me the shoe fits you"
why, you little"
Say it," thundered Bill in low,
deadly tones. He raised a hand
threateningly as if to slap Susan.
Purple With Rage.
Susan was purple with rage as
she stared at Bill Merriweather
For a moment, it appeared that she
might be the one to do the strik-
ing. But the look in his eyes stopped
her thought along that line. She
turned and almost ran from the
room. The few people sitting at the
bar stared after her wonderingly.
Bill sat down and his sun-tanned
face was tense and a fire burned
brightly in his eyes-a fire of hate
and anger. When he spoke his voice
was husky with emotion. +
so help me, would have struck
her down If she had uttered the
words on the end OF her tongue!'
He finished his drink in one gulp
and his fingers closed tightly over
the stem of the glass as he put 1t
down on the table. She will never
know how close she came to being
hit"
Jane leaned forward, a little
frightened at the look on his face
She forgot her own feelings for the
moment.
Please, Bill-it doesn't matter.
Really it doesn't" Her hand touched
his. "Just forget it," she pleaded.
Then she looked toward the door,
way again. Her eyes widened.
Jimmy" she cried just above a
whisper as he came into the room.
He saw her at once and cams
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Out rofherheart(
BY Blanche Roberts

The story thus far: Jane pelafield
t in love with Jimmy Martin, has been
now, when Jimmy's wife Susan goes
to Reno for q divorce, Jimmy tells
Jane that .nnix he hfs iSnS i9yeS her to-
after the divorce goes through. But
then Susan returns and says she has
Jane OF husband stealing, and James
protector during the following dificult
weeks is Bill Merriweather, whose moth
with whom she lives. Jane is astonished
when. Bill tells her he loves her and
asks her to marry him. and she gently
she will always love Jimmy Martin.
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More Boys Than Girls
Are Poor Readers
BY the Associated Press.

BY tne ASB0Clhteu PTeSS.
LARAMIE, Wyo.-Many school
children do not read efficiently. And
four out of five of the children hav-
ing reading difficulties are boys.
Educators, reporting these facts,
can't say why they are true but
the answers are being sought in
reading laboratory institute" this
summer at the University Of Wyo-
ming.
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LOST

LOST.
DOG, male. white and tan Cleveland tag
Return to manager. Burlington Hotel. l4s
DOG, yellow police. named Squire"
strayed from Epping Forest July 4 Re
ward for return to gatekeeper at Epping
Forest, or to 3737 Huntington st.
EYEGLASSES, gold frame. in blue leather
case: vicinity 5th and Farragut sts. NV;
reward. Randolph 56S1.
FRATERNITY PIN. g. A. E.: lost Saturday.
downtown shopping district; reward. Call
MA. 1107 before pm. Ralph Shoemaker.
FUR MUFF. in black linen bag. vicinity
Reward. E: G. HIT, 2244 8 st. NV. %
HANDBAG, white leather. neiRhborhood
Florida ave. to 18th St. containing eye
glasses, compact, money: reward Decatur
3232 or return to occupant. 1922 goth
st. NV.
SCOTTY. black, female. brass chain. collar.
tag No. 9775: reward. Lincoln 7479-J.
STRAYED FROM HOME, 524O Colorado
ave NV, around midnight Friday. Ger
man shepherd police dog. tan and black
blind in left eve: childs pet. Reward.
GE. 1878.
WRIST WATCH, diamond reward. Column
bia ZOO. Ant. 615. 24OO 18th st. NV.
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GIVE your baby the same care
u Baby Sandy of the movies
gets. Use "Lysol" in your house.
cleaning.
Your druggist is now spon-
soring Baby Sandy's Health
Crusade. Ask him for Baby
Sandy's Health Charts. "a pro-
gram of health routines for chill
dren of all ages, prepared by a
famous expert. Included is a spe-
cial children's gift. "A full-color
Baby Sandy Cut-out Doll and
wardrobe. FREE with "Lysol".
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

REAL ESTATE OFFICE, fully equipped
pos New YORK ave. Price reasonable.
GROCERIES and meat market, NV. white
trade. Close pm. and Sundays Business
quoted S1,40n week. Price, $4,000 and
inventory. Terms. David Rifkind, T10
14th ST. NV. MA, 1925.
DRY CLEANING and laundry agency, near
Government Offices and apartments; living
quarters for two; reasonable rent; estab-
llshed business. ME. 1883 s."
DELICATESSEN. splendid NV. corner To-
cation; owner Ill, will sacrifice to quick
buyer; long lease. low rent: terms. Box
3H2-H, Star. IA"
NEIGHBORHOOD VARIETY AND LUNCH,
thirteen years same owners; near schools;
good business: other interests; must be
seen to be appreciated consider property
trade Lincoln qS17. %
BOARDING HOUSE. Dupont Cir, IA rms,
well furn, yard. oil heat, lease: income,
$500. 81 600 handles
OWENS REALTY. Me O4s6
DRUGSTORE-CONN. AVE.
LINKINS CO, 1922 H St. NV
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buSLueSS caruS Under special NO
tices and all advertisements under
Personal, Sc per line additional.
Business advertisements under
Situations Wanted will be charged
the regular classified rate.
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 consid-
ering the results obtained.
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HELP MEN g. WOMEN.

MEN AND WOMEN. Intelligent, young,
American citizens, white above high
school age. for steady employment: ex-
perence not necessary; also young men
in person, 666 Calvert rd., College Park.
Md
SHORT ORDER COOK. steady Job. Phone
Temple 1895.
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FOUND.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

REPORT lost. stray. unwanted animals to
washington Animal Rescue League, II
st. NV. North $3.50
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts unless made by myself. JOHN KOR-
NEGAY, 1920 st. NV. or 1900 H ne. %
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
myself; WILLIAM M. DAY. Cavalier Hotel.
5000 14th st. NV. So
WE WILL SELL FOR STORAGE AND
other charges Chevrolet coach, engine
257 7S42s, at Daughertys auction Tuesday
sERv1cE' SEX !s' Hso p'm' STONE AUTO
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than
myself DANIEL C. McALLISTER. 14O4
M st. NV. Washington. D. C.
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. J. E. LACINY, 3O47 Douglas
st. ne 1Os
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
purchases debts or obligations incurred by
any one other than myself. VINCENT
MADDEN. $500 14th st. NV.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by other than myself.
CHARLES G. MARSHALL, 1900 F st. NV.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
holders OF the Northeast Guiding Associa-
tion will be held Thursday, July eighteenth,
at pm. at the associations Offices, 2010
Rhode Island Avenue NE, Washington,
D. C.; for the purpose Of electing directors
for the ensuing year and for the trans
action 81 such business as may properly
scHUYLER s. sYMoNs,
Secretary
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HELP WOMEN.

HELP WOMEN.
CURTAIN WASHER, experienced only.
Phone Hobart 1889
ray; no teaching experience needed; only
those who have college education, can
ality need apply for addition. Wednesday,
July 10, 10 am. to g pm Ethel M Fis
tere. director of Arthur Murray Studio,
1lO1 Conn. ave.
GIRL for soda fountain in drugstore: must
be exp. and have refs. Columbia 74l9
LADIES. up tc 1OOG proft; show friends
boxes cost Soc up: SO personals: samples
on approval. Bluebird. III Fitchburg.
LADY, young, refined, for cashier and
hostess: Ewes. and all day Sunday. Ap-
sALEsLADIEs t3). with car, to work with
organizations in Va: must furnish best
% raining Fails s2 'ci Church qch f9s5@W. ssD AIe
sTENoGRAPHER and assistant book
keeper, prefer ability to operate book
keeping machine Box 113-G, Star.
I not DO not apply. 1920 9th st, NV.
WAITRESS experienced, good references,
over 81 years old. Federation Grill, 1924
9th st. NV.
MATTRESSES ,C2); .eyperienced. Apply
WE WANT 90 women to Introduce q new
product to the homes in Washington; expe-
Iience In direct selling helpful but not
essential: the desire to make real money.
plus the necessary will to work. OF greatest
importance: minimum earnings. s. to SO
per day while training, for hustlers, and
promotion will be quick: If you really de-
sire to better your income permanently see
Mack Gregory at Annapolis Hotel Monday.
IL m. till 10 pm.
OPENING IN direct sales organization for
intelligent. ambitious woman as super
visor Box 234-G, Star.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

MEN-POsTTIONs OPEN-WOMEN.
Nurse. salesgirls, Mattresses. beauty OPP
era tors, cooks, g.h.w.; radio man, wet
washers, spoilers. BARRIERS, tile settlers
pressers. For information, call 900 B
st. sc. o.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK. general houseworker. small laundry;
must live in: on SUNDAYS: exp. only apply:
SO week: refs. WO. $40.
GIRL OR WOMAN. white. live in. assist
care . children, and yrs. Eh.w.. light
cooking. light laundry: good salary to
capable person 1904 Allison st. NV.
WOMAN white, aged 3O-45. to care for
home and children: mother works; live
In Call Jackson 2041-W
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PIANO very small baby grand, perfect
condition. 516 Rittenhouse ST, NV
uprights, $40. S15. $50 and
up. Many good makes. Also bargains in
spinets and grands. Easiest terms in the
city Republic 1890. The Piano Shop,
1Ol5 eth st n u
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES
loeal Advertisers


! time 23c line ne--s 3 SO
3 times 20c line e-- 1so
7 times 19c line (consecutively) 3.99
Transient advertisements cash.
Additional space pro rata.
Claims for errors must be made In
time for correction before the sec
ond insertion.
DEATH NOTICES-s1.25 per In
sertion for 10 lines or less; l5c per
line for additional lines.
Situations Wanted
Reduced Rates
Z lines. l time. 20c line 80
3 lines, 2 times, 1Sc line---. 1.OS
3 lines, 3 times. l5c line 1.35
pnciy1 m vIc ,lar Crmn{n1 LN
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PIANO, small size full-keyboard spiret,
only slightly used; 500; very easy terms:
MA. 1870. kits, 1880 G St middle Of
the block between 18Th and l4th sts.l.
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SITUATIONS MEN.


ACCOUNTANT. thoroughly experienced.
desires position as office manager or
auditor. Warield 1862. %
ACCOUNTANT. with many years expe;;
rience various type bookkeeping. general
once work: veteran. Box 349-H, Star.
ACCOUNTANT, expert: part-time bookkeep-
ing; books started. audited. balanced: tax
reports: city refs; reas. RA. 3131.
ADVERTISING MAN. newspaper. dept
store experience: excellent copy, layout,
newspaper. seeks position with future in
9res5ssoRo. e G. b I; 4 p0ds0n' z Brooks court
ARCHITECT. craftsman, age 90. Column
bia Tech grad desires position with
builder or o, architect salary open. Can
CHAUFFEUR, reliable. desires position; ref.
James Stewart, CO. 1855.
CHAUFFEUR BUTLER, valet, experienced,
colored. wishes position: excellent refer
ences; free to travel. Hobart 2067. s.
COLLECTOR AND LOCATOR OF missing
persons; experienced; age 2s. Box 3Sl-H.
Star. %
MAN. young. high school edu.. wants to
learn trade; has own car. Phone Chest
nut 1919. 81 pm.
MAN. young, colored, willing. reliable: work
Of any kind; can drive. short order. Phone
Ii 1920.
TYPIST-CLERK, exp. pay roll, corresp.;
age %: eye refs MI HIol o.
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STENOGRAPHERS.

NEED TEN DAILY-Experienced and
good beginners, salaries up to S36 week;
bookkeepers. etc. Visit today-welcome.
BoYD's Qargest. est. % yrs.), 1888 F st.
DOMESTIC.
RELIABLE AGENCY. DE 1851, 1402 1th.
has cooks. houSeworkers. nurses chamber
maids, day workers, part-timers. housemen.
Evening star., 1940-07-08

REFRIGERATOR ELECTRIC DISPLAY
CASES, new and used all sizes, at deep
cut prices; no money down; liberal trade.
nnsn sas' aves +i1i q - y, s'' NV La o'0''
Evening star., 1940-07-08

HOUSEKEEPER- NURSE. middle-aged. re-
fined, excellent cook. highest references:
will take full responsibility. Box 391-H.
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MAID. in hotel. private home, cafe or dish
washer: girl, IA, to care for children. ME.
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repossessed and re-
built all standard makes: Frigidaire, @. E..
Westinghouse, Crosley, Leonard. Kelvinator.
Codspot, Norge and many more: sic a5
I'D Terms 3 years free service. Extra
large trade allowance. We have always
200 refrigcratorS 10 choose from. at this
Iouest miro in WaShipotor1
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| WOMAN colored. good laundress and clean.
er, wants days work or part time: refs.
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PIANOS FOR RENT-New, small size,
latest model instruments; only 81 MONTH
ly; grands, IS monthly; money paid as
rental applies on purchase price II you
decide to buy later MA. 1880. Kits,
1890 G st. middle OF the block between
| CT
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SITUATIONS WOMEN,

SITUATIONS WOMEN.
PRACTICAL NURSE. hospital training, long
experience, day or night; drs ref; reason
able. Mrs. knitter, Spruce 020s-R.
sTENOGRAPHER-T -TYPIST, s years ONCE
experience ! year in college. Miss Ander-
SON. ME. 0312 or MA S44S.
STENOGRAPHER-TY clerical expe-
rience; type 65 words minute dictation.
12O; S15 week. Miss Smith, MA $3.50.
WOMAN. young. wants work as waitress:
can also typewrite, can wait on counter.
Call co l4S2-J
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all makes. out OF storage
ed. All playing. Original
now So. 626 N. Y. ave. NV.
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PIANOS FOR RENT-S2 so monthly. Re-
public 1890. The Piano Shop, l0l5 9TH
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SITUATIONS poMEsTlc.

EXPERT COOK, colored. general house.
work: stay in. Hobart 9566. 1925 P
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REFRIGERATORS-All makes and sizes.
domestic and stereotype for groceries.
butchers. ETC.: very reasonable. 4S07
Bethesda ave. Bethesda Nd.
Evening star., 1940-07-08

SILK PRESSER, exp desires work in large
or small plant. Dupont 5032.
WOMAN. colored. desires work Of any kind.
Evening star., 1940-07-08

PIANO-If you have an old upright or
player you're not using why not let call
for it? We will give you a credit good now
or in the future on any piano. radio, phono-
graph or musical instrument in our store.
MA. 1870. Kits, 1880 G st. (middle Of
Evening star., 1940-07-08

open ewes. tlH y Dm
REERaFhASogAEsi fDOfPfsi XfPriASE
9s S ss sS ssshara % MAKES 0 ~
tee. Ali these refrigerators are brand
new, In original factory cases. and are
ever oered we occupy 1HMes' an 1'ffi entire stos
building and we are Refrigeration special
chase is backed by % our experisnce eI Of over over
q years; p, There's ress9nl In this year
Tfen as We ssK yo fo 5as
sompsre ynh Atlas sftsS5Sparshsss 4hour
Esrsest .APplianee House We have
Copeland and others that aVe Been N3ssd. 3ssd
sS sss M siash5nF 5 the prices ss low as @ ~ s es
Hseh sis rsFeEsOEs x be sse4sg III ess s 6 "a M
terms. Unusually liberal tradeeinS aliow.- nov.
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.
s. kNaWvgest Ept4s APp1nfs House
District 5737 Open Ewes. Tiii PM.
REFRIGERATOR, elec.. NorEe, 5 IT, high:
N excellent condition. 1880 Illinois ave.
RI Bs2cIe sIS TsauotioR
dSsed sS Ebefai tradsn ome on mCSsHi sour I'D I'D
bike; Terms if desired Largest stock
south Of Philadelphia TO choose from. All
Rollfast products
HAzLEToN's 424 9th ST NV.
RUGS, Oriental two px12; / runner oil
painting, floor lamp, linen draperieS Har-
ward Classics; like new: reas. WI. 1856.
OPHONES-Clearance of used fnstru-
ments at bargain prices; silver Pan-Ameri-
can alto, S29.50; silver lie Mar alto,
SAB 80; silver LIE Mar alto. $3.50; silver
Conn alto with gold keys. S54 so: also
others; terms. MA. 473O. Kits, 1880 @ ST.
SEWING MACHINES, recond, 81 so up; new
machs., 10c day; repairs: free ests Singer
Sew,nE Mach. Co, Gil 18th NV. Ma. Ills
Continued on Next Page.)
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New and used, $50 up;
5 years: easy terms.
st. ne. Lincoln $3.50.
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LUX APPLIANCE CO.
WaShingtons LARGEST Refrigerator House.
Sl1 9th St. NV. Phone RE 1175
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For unusual sales deal: hard workers can
advance rapidly to more profitable basis
Apply 1928 Georgia ave. NV. Tuesday,
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of children. plain cooking. DU. 1919.
GIRLS want Jobs for all day or part time
as gh.w.: Al refs Hobart 1881.
GIRLS (2), colored. wish housework; good
,Io Slean put Call
Evening star., 1940-07-24

devoted solely to the needs of that
region, including such reasonable
administrative expense Of trustee
ship as may be recommended by
the commission and approved by
the committee.
Any deficit incurred in providing
for the needs of q region or in
maintaining the trusteeship shall be
borne in the first instance by the
governments whose nations consti-
tute the commission. Such deficit
shall. after approval of the commit
tee, be prorated among republics in
accordance with the method now
followed in computing contributions
to the Pan-American Union.
The convention shall come into
operation when tblank) number Of
republics have ratified it.
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Alexandria Has Raid Alarm.
ALEXANDRIA, July "a (P.-The
hrst afraid alarm in Alexandria
n weeks was sounded early this
morning. lasting rs minutes. There
VAS no bombing.
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Ex-Judee }. S. Newman
Dies in Baltimore

By the Associated Press.
FREDERICK, Md, July "a
Former Frederick County Judge
John S. Newman, 10, died at
Baltimore hospital yesterday of
complications following an opera
ton.
Judge Newman. president in 1886
Of the Maryland State Bar Associa-
ton. was one of Frederick County's
leading attorneys. Upon the retire
ment Of the late Judge Glenn H.
Worthington in 1927. Judge Newman
was appointed to the court by the
late Gov Ritchie to fill the unex-
pired term. Judge Newman was
defeated in the 1890 election.
Judge Newman served as presi-
dent Of the County Board of Educa-
ton for several years. was a director
of the Citizens National Bank and
Frederick counsel for the Baltimore
G Ohio Railroad.
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Proposed Mandate Text
Havana Conference Is Given Plan
To BoIk Territorial Transfers

wise perfect its organization. Ac-
ton by the committee shall be by
two-thirds vote of those present.
Two-thirds Of the members shall
constitute quorum for transaction
of business.
One Government May
Issue Call for Committee.
The committee shall convene at
the request Of the government Of
any one of the republics ratifying
the convention.
Should the committee decide it
necessary to establish a collective
trusteeship over any region, it shall,
taking into account the geographic,
economic and strategic considera-
tions, request the governments of
three Of the American republics
each tn designate from among its
nationals a commissioner, one of
whom shall be selected by the COM
mittee as chairman.
The commission 50 organized shall
have authority to function by a
majority vote pending promulgation
by 1t, with the approval of the
committee, of such administrative
rules Of procedure and organization
as may be deemed necessary.
The emolument of the commission
shall be determined by the COM
mittee.
Functions Of Committee
Are Outlined.
The commission shall have the fol-
lowing functions:
A. Take such steps as may be
required for the establishment of
the authority of the trusteeship over
the region in question.
B. To administer the region in
accordance with its economic, edu-
cational. social and police needs,
using for this purpose to the extent
feasible the existing administrative
agencies.
G. To recommend to the commit
tee such military or naval as
sistance as may be necessary for
the proper protection of the region.
D. To prepare and submit a quar-
terly report on its administration
in which shall be set forth the rev.
enues collected and expenses in
Cured, as well as an estimate Of
revenues and expenses for the sue
ceeding quarter.
Could Delegate Control
To REGIONS Inhabitants.
Authority to be exercised by the
American republics through the
medium of collective trusteeship
shall in geenral contemplate as large
a control of domestic affairs by in
habitants of the regions in question
as may be consistent with the Sc
curity Of the American republics and
with the fullest practicable meas
ures of stable representative govern
ment.
The revenues cenved from any
region under trusteeship shall be