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Not to Ne Only
By Caleb Frank Gates Princeton University

By Caleb Frank Gates Princeton ~ j. University
Press
Dr. Gates of his century of
he
poaons and forced exchange
of modern Turkey.
1t TO Maroln the Of
that he went missionary 1881
followed officials shrugged
to the starving Harpu president EphaeS College
that he brutal
hundreds of them
1t president of Robert College
through
the United States Turkeys ally GERMANY He was
for time unofficial but recognized colony in
the Turkish capital and he Brisos
Yet, of ALL he made friends
Syrans Kurds, Amenians Bulgarians
He -Hamid He saw Turkey
Musafa Kemal
modern nation And If Kemal
dictatorship which aimed democracy people
prepare
Gates life has whatever
future bring he few men
The Christian could
C. BELMONT FAIRIES
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The Literary Word-Revews Current Publications Fields
Writer Contends Germany
Entered Upon Course Of
Imperialism in 1866
Impartial Native Author Says
Hitler Personifes Postwar
Humiliations of His People
Germany: JekyII and Hyde

Sebastian Hafner Translated from the German by Viii
trd DaUid Ne1U York: E. p Dutton Co.
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The Flying Priest Over the Arctic
Bu Father Paul Schultz. O. NIL

6y faher Paul Schultz, O. NJ Ne1O York: Harper Bros
There history missionary service than that
by the small
frozen Arctic preach the primitive remaining
people, the ESkmos. '
hese priests until recently have been
OUTSIDE
ana with only what food they inhos
outside ~ OF -
Father Schultz conceived
utilize of
o anu ao 10 eSe isolated lonely and to their charges
his duties
and mas lived through adventures enough
hunlbly
against the background
missionaries OF the track fascinating
eAclHg tae more powerful for modesy
JOSEPH S. EDGERTON.
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written about
ngs Of its kind 1t comes from an original point of view and
that % Pn b0r of 0e with a ensagng sN % sincerity % Sn wit m
years being
ing nnea ABANDONED MS JoO ana LOOK himself INTO voluntary em
& be one more volume It is none Of that There is
they exist under Nazsm and an examination Of the possibilities
maraudng the 2Oh civilized
into @ the N ade e Na M m @
may e o s ead hat Hitler m l9n @ % sh1 be- f bab Of
classification Mr. Haners justification his quotation OF the often
asks having himself
peoples regard with the profoundest Ioathing 3 ''''
Present sf 5 s,.t Course ,o 5sss Goes Back
Hitler III he says Germany s to the nt that tss failure
people nation marked before the world
Wlh the glowing brand OF failure Hitler would never have been lifted
of his
psychological historical their REPRESENTATION
The examination is too long to be traced in detail in review but
not with the defeat Of the Weimsr Republic not even WITH 6e
entrance I
the Reich instead of the old loose Confederation Of small @ or @ a5
Mr. Mr. HaneT p puts it, when German adopted the ao policy For to
even % w Oaa B enT 3 % 9n envy I and @ not on any nec9ss or
many aso That he says the state of mind which dictated the
also state Of mind his phraseology, and marked the
eu Further the psf a he say H eze z1 @ Fedk q ssn M & it.
o. 4east sIleo OF an
M 9esao1 o has % Now a o6nped 6es D e e @ %9 @ Mr. ng9 ] ms ms
inevitable descendant OF Fredercks policies
Mentality
Democracy
His conclusion is then that the end Of the present
must be returned to her old form Of government the loose confederation
small politically
form under which she has truly popered and developed her natural
Reich
1t insists republic
he
liberal
people years republican
witstandng Naz preferred republic
| repudiated
From this he
which responds to democracy IN republican
government
without the slightest application in Germany His people he
AT
should
population
which
! political
spiritual philosophical The
showing superior capacities still exist
Germany could freed political slavery past
! 70 years themselves.
The certainly
to be sure before the fall OF the Chamberlain
English politics
ever that small flaw The vigor OF the authors
subject,
the
international
pfoolefnS II deserves 10 nave considerable public
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WATCHMAN,

White. middle-aged; references. Apply 3
to pm, Smiths STORAGE Co.. 1913 You
st
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Defermenf Of Candidates
For Commissions Advised

Temporary deferment for selec-
tive service registrants who are
candidates for commissions in the
Army, Navy or Marine Corps was
recommended today by Brig. Gen.
Lewis B. Hershey, deputy director
of selective service, to avoid "con-
fusion and complications"
Mel. seeking enlistment as flying
cadets or commissions may be de-
ferred for not more than 60 or 80
davS. Gen. Hershey said, provided
that proper authorities in the Army,
Navy or Marine Corps file formal
statements that the registrantS' ap-
plications are being considered.
The deputy director pointed out
that attention of national head
quarters has been called to cases in
which registrantS were inducted at
a time when applications for enlist
ment or commission were under
consideration, and that where in
duction was followed by confirma-
ton of commission or enlistment,
great confusion and many ad-
ministrative complications have re-
suited"
If the application of a registrant
is rejected by military authorities,
Gen. Hershey explained, he should
then be given the same claSsifica-
ton consideration as any other
regiStrant.
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Natures Children
Garden Spider
ArgiOpe argentata

summer. This Is the time you find
the egg sac. 1t is cup-shaped with a
fiat top and carefully anchored to
the branches of a low shrub or to the
fragrant leaves of an herb.
The mother constructs the fiat
side of sac first. Then she me-
thodically attaches the mass of eggs
to it, Weaves the cup-shaped portion,
and after inspecting her work, goes
on her way.
There are hundreds of eggs in this
silk-lined nursery. Only the strong
survive. Sometime during the
winter the Spiderlings will hatch
The weaker brethren succumb to
their older, stronger brothers and
sisters. When the season has re-
turned for excellent weather and
hunting, the strong, eager spiders
will leave their winter apartment
and find themselves a spot in the
garden where hunting promises to
be good.
These spiders are our friends.
They rid the garden and especially
the air of little pests that come
buzzing around when you are trying
hard to make garden, your hands
are dirty, your face itchy with per-
spiration, helpless to fend the per-
Sistent little insect that is apparently
determined to settle upon your nose.
So be grateful to the spiders in your
garden. They are doing all they can
to lessen the annoyers with six legs
and a pair Of wings.
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web consisting of an irregular net
work of lines stretched behind the
orb or on either side of it. This is
a precautionary step, as it affords
the spider protection
The male, a small, self-effaclng
fellow. ventures into this barrier
web when he comes acourting. The
younger males construct webs which
resemble those built by the females,
but on a much smaller scale.
The orbWed does not have a trap
line. The builder hangs on the hub
of the web most of the day. If dis
turbed, the spider either runs rapidly
from the supporting webs to the
plants upon which the foundation
lines have been anchored or it drops
to the ground. When all is ap-
parently serene again, the annoyed
householder returns to her station
where she is eagerly anticipating a
meal of juicy insects. After the
feast she may have to restore her
snare, since insects have a way of
putting up a mighty struggle to
regain their freedom.
The mating season is late in
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By Lillian Cor Athey

A guest from the tropics, the
silvered garden spider, is friend
whose acquaintance you should
make during the coming open season
for spiders. Being a busy insect
snarer, from the Gulf States and
the Southwest, she has steadily en-
larged her borders.
The adult female, the real hunter,
is three -fourths of an inch long.
You may recognize her because of
her unusual form. Of the genus
Argiope which is now restricted to
a single species within the United
States, all members of this genus
may be identified from the other
members of this subfamily by the
form of their abdomens. the margin
of which is lobate Ohaving lobes or
rounded divisions.
The web of the garden spiders is
always typical orbweb, accom-
panied by what is known as barrier
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one so lovely is a crime one hates
to commit" Again he shrugged.
But one must"
mo alternative?"
None" He smiled sadly. "a
pity. All, yes. A great pity. Were
I not sensitive to beauty and
warmth, it would be simple mat
ter. I have killed before, many
times. But never such lovely
young woman. Such a waste" He
examined her through half-cloSed
eyes. Perhaps" He pursed his
lips Eyes. One might do that"
"One might do what?"
Take you with one"
Suppose I refuse?"
"Is life so dull, you'd choose to
leave it?"
She seemed to consider the mat
ter. stared at him from under wrin-
kled brows. Life can be very pre-
cious." Her eyes gravely examined
his tall, 1.-the figure as though find
ing it suddenly attractive. you've
been a soldier?"
An Explosion Occurs.
He nodded. 81 am still soldier"
"Yo'I must be handsome in uni
form
H. smiled. "You can't be clever,
miss. Your face gives you away.
An amateur, you said. Iagree. You
have so much to learn about men,
my dear"
She smiled. Then I'm not fooling
you?"
Not at ALL"
you're a strange man."
Perhaps"
"Quite a nice man, really, when
you aren't brutal"
He grinned good naturedly and
then he was almost handsome.
Even brutes have some good in
them. Even brutes hate to kill
women"
Perhaps I'll not choose to die"
"You mean that?"
She feigned misgiving. But how
will you take me off the boat?"
THAT is arranged. Didn't you
know?" He came closer, sat down
on tine lounge beside her.
"a submarine?"
He nodded. "Soon. But genuine
U-boat this time!"
"Then 1 have little time to make
choice"
He glanced at his watch. give,
! ten minutes, perhaps"
Its a difficult thing to decide,
isn't it?"
He took pack of cigarettes from
/ his pocket, lit one for her, lit an
other for himself. "I suppose it is.
Death" he waved at the port
hole, "0r-but that's melodramatic.
Like very bad play. I was going
to say dishonor."
II like life" Her shoulder was
touching his arm. Idly, she let her
| fingertips rest on the back of his
hand I'm glad you're a nice spy.
That makes it little easier"
Thank you"
Brinda turned her head, smiled at
him. After all, I must confess, life
is precious. And you do mean to
help me. But you are so stern,
well =. may I request a kiss?"
Laughter shook his shoulders. "If
all requests were as easy to grant,
as pleasant to grant" His arm
moved around her shoulder, his left
hand sought her cheek, brought her
face close to him. His lips pressed
hard against her lips Brinda closed
her eyes, hating him. But she must
win time. Time. That was every
thing.
rs it death, then?" he asked,
trembling. "Or will you come with
me?"
The sound of dull explosion
drowned to reply.
CTo be continued)
Copyright by Maurice Dekobra and Leyla
Gecrzie: Distributed by King Features
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Fire Destroys Home
At PindeII, Nd.
sy n Staff Correspondent of The Star.

BY Staff Correspondent OF The Star.
UPPER MARLBORO, Md, March
1e-Fire, famed by high wind, de-
molished the two-story frame home
of Mrs. M. Belle WEIGH at Pindell,
about 5 miles from here yesterday.
Mrs. WEIGH apd her daughter,
Miss Lillian WEIGH, were in the
house when the fire started. Its
origin was undetermined. All the
furniture except a few pieces was
lost. Damage was estimated at
about $4,000 by William S. Welch,
a son of Mrs. Welch.
Responding to the alarm were
the Marlboro, Galesville and Capitol
Heights Volunteer fire companies.
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PIun for Blood Donors

Formation of a blood donors group
will be discussed at a meeting at 8
pm. tomorrow of the Edward Doug
lass White Council, No. 2473, Knights
Of Columbus. at the clubhouse, 3237
North Washington boulevard, Ar
iington, Va.
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lights flashed on and she saw the wa
the door, smiling sardonically.
such a foolish woman?" he ex-
claimed. so very foolish! Are all
of you such bunglers?'
At her feet was her bag and near
the bag was the gun. Konrad saw
her looking toward it.
THAT would be folly, too" he said.
And crossing the room, he picked up
the bag, opened it, removed the gun,
and stood holding it in his palm.
"A nice little toy. But for chill
dren." He put it in his pocket and
laughed. "I believe your English
friends have left in their cleverly
disguised U-boat. They think they
have their man in your recent
friend. Mr.. Larsen, the one you call
Z-33. But even before you COM
pelled me to come down here, l
knew that something would happen
to hurry your friends away, leaving
YOU behind" Konrad smiled,
"And so you are now my prisoner
pretty one!"
Brinda smiled back. She knew
now that her only hope was to play
a different sort of game-a woman S
game. There was, she could see,
some admiration for her in his eyes.
He looked as though mentally lick
ing his lips. The thought sickened
her a moment, then she Steeled her
self. Sandy must be saved. She had
bungled it. She couldn't again. She
must flirt with him and so
she put on her most alluring smile.
Remembers Brinda.
His left eyebrow went up and he
srinned crookedly. You think 1
might be weak, eh?"
Brinda shrugged, half lowering
her eyelids, and murmured, You're
a clever man.
Thank you"
"You knew me, didn't you?"
He nodded. AT the dock. I re-
membered you from the little club
nearby the Savoy. I watched you
dance" He actually licked his lips.
"You are just as beautiful now. I
wish you were on our side
Brinda met his eyes boldly, hop
ing her own we're as ardent. "A
woman can change sides-for the
right man
He drew a sharp breath. Then
laughed cynically. mot you. You
can pick your men. Besides, l know
you are not an ordinary spy"
mo? Well, for that matter, you
are not an ordinary waiter. What
are you-when you are not a
waiter?
He drew himself up proudly.
'By birth a baron. But now
serve my leader"
80? A baron serves one-time
house painter-by becoming q
waiter"
Deliberately. he slapped her or
the lips, rasping, "Silence!"
you beast Oh, you beast!"
He shrugged. But his eyes re-
vealed that the act of brutality hac
served to inf1ame him further.
when you insult the Fuehrer,
he declared, you insult all Germany
.. Besides, we waste time"
Brinda Turns to Flattery.
From some inner reservoir o1
feminine cunning, Brinda forced 6
tremulous, awed smile-the kind o!
a smile that would appeal to sucf
a man.
Ga "You are not only clever" she
. said "You are ruthless
. I'VE must be-" he replied, with &
) calm Smirk.
. To-day we own Germany, tomor.
> row the world" she quoted. after
meeting you, can almost believe it
His expression told her she was pur.
suing the right tack.
She moved to the lounge, sat down
looked ready to weep. I'm such
a poor spy, such a very bad spy"
"I agree"
'But-," she gave him little
emile. I've had no training. Al
amateur"
"a lovely amateur" He movec
closer to her. $50 lovely. To xii
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LARGE AMOUNT Of space and show win.
dow to rent in my nice store; fine for any
business; S45 per mo. Box 131-M. Star.
$500 WILL BUY business that should en-
bringinG profit of S75 to 500 weekly.
Boardman 8 am. to pm, Cairo Hotel.
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SAIESMEN
OPPORTUNITY
l NEED 8 MARRIED MEN

To represent large manufacturer in perma-
nent position. Applicants must be hard
workers, own automobile and be satisfied
canvassers or drifters wanted. Apply
branch store, 354S 14th st. NV, Thursday,
IN m I
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Alterations! Repairs!
Home improvements

Brick Work, Carpentry. Cabinets, Cement.
Electric Work, Floors, Heating, Painting,
Papering. PlaStering, Plumbing, Recreation
Rooms, Roofing, Shelving, Screens, Sheet
Metal, Tile, Waterproofng, Weather-Strip.
ping. As / have no expensive overhead,
my prices are extremely low.
DALLAS D. BALL, Builder,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those CONTRACTED by my
self. WILLIAM H. BERRY, 915 Philadel-
phla ave, Silver Spring, Md. 49,
CHAIRS For RENT SUITABLE FOR
BRIDGE PARTIES. banauets weddings
Ssnt Or sale As0 uNfE6 2rrf STATES r 2
co, AIS 10th St. NV. METROPOLITAN 1874.
AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted BY any one except my
self ALPHUES E. REDMOND, Falls
OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, washington. March. 10. 1871:
The S6th annual meeting of the Mutual
Fire Insurance Company Of the. District
Monday in April tthe seventh proxlmol at
The Office of the company. No. 1901 H
Street Northwest, commencing at II
o'clock noon.
BY the charter of the company the
election of directors. selected from the
annual meeting.
The bylaws Of the company provide
that at the annual meeting the first order
OF business shall be the election of
above called annual meeting three direc-
tors shall be elected for term OF three
years, and that in the voting for directors
the polls shall close at O'Clock pm.
The annual statement will be ready for
distribution at the office of the company
about March 81. 1871.
L. PIERCE BOTELER, Secretary.
A DEAL FUNERAL AT S75
Provides same service as one costing $500
Don't waste Insurance money" Call DEAL
with 25 years experience Lincoln 5000
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SITUATIONS MEN.

money by availing yourself of professional al
services, books also set UP to conform with
tax requirements, keep proper records
avoid worries, tax penalties. l have many
small accounts. Fees, SIS up.. WA 6400
SEMAN-CHAUFFEUR, colored: will
leave city; experienced: refs. Hobart e411
MAN. colored. reliable. assistant ianitor or
chauffeur; Al references. MI 1868
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MATA HARTSZAMlZ3&E .
CHAPTER XIII.

Binda felt herself sinking into unconscloSn as srong nge aug
suddenly hngerS
said: will be
quiet, no?"
She throat Her head cleared Then the
suspected Naz near
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MOTOR TRUCK hauling c0ntract; large

MOlOh IRCCh HAuIlng contract large
national organization wants Immediately
responsible men who have suitable truck or
can invest minimum 81 900 purchase new
or good used truck long-time contract
provided: pay all notes. expenses: good
livelihood: excellent return investment: full
details renIIeSt. refs Boy 400 q Star
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ACCOUNTANT for C. P. AS Office. Apply
in own handwriting, stating age, expert
ence, education and salary expected. Box
1-S-R Star
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st. Paul'S Cathedral in London,
which was damaged in an air raid,
was built at cost of S3,200,00O.
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HELP MEN G. WOMEN

dry and help in kitchen; man for house
work and lawn. WI. 1888.
COUPLE to work on farm; only strictly ex-
perenced need apply. Husband to do farm
work and wife to cook for help. Box S9-R,
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HELP WOMEN,
(Continued)

LADY. young, between 25 and 35 years OF
age, who has wide experience in waiting
on trade: must be neat appearing, good
typist, must take shorthand and familiar
with simple bookkeeping: good education.
executive type only considered: this is a
good connection for right party: must be
single. Box 41S-R, Star.
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sertion Of 10 lines or less; 15c per
line for additional lines.
Business advertisements under Stu.
ations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate
Business cards under Special No.
ticeS and all advertisements under
Personal &c per line additional.
The Star is the great Want ADJ
medium of Washington, and the rates
charged are far lower than those of
newspapers in other large cities. Moth
ing is so cheap considering the results
obtained
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AUTO DRIVING taught by experts; easy
parking speciality; dual controlled cars
assuring perfect safety Permits, secured.
Md. Va. and D. c. Easy Method Driving
School Randolph 1884 or Randolph 1897.
SHORT. EASY COURSES in shorthand,
typewriting, bookkeeping Inquire Boyd S
School OF Commerce. 1888 F st. MA. 253S.
CIVIL SERVICE home study courses ques
and ans. latest authorities: inquiry well
come; Boyd's Civil Service School. 1893 F
st. MA. 233S
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SALESLADY, retail jewelry store expert
ence preferably with knowledge of Oflce
work; permanent position. good salary. All
replies confidential: ouc staff knows OF this
ad Box S-V, Star
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ARROW CAB co.

Has openings for men over 81 years of age,
Metropolitan Area for ! year: free instruc-
tion: can earn S25 to S35 wkly. Apply at
10 am. promptly. for further details, $40
M st. ne. Ask for Mr.. Booth.
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SITUATIONS WQMEN.

GERMAN NURSE, for infant, sick room or
entire charge home: dietitian: long ex-
Perience; city references. SH. 5050-J.
GIRL, refined, white. will cook. clean busi-
Box 4-V. Star.
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SALESkEN.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

SECRETARIES WANTED.
ADAMS AGENCY. 2O4 COLORADO BLDG. .
Help Wanted-Male, Female.
Stenograph typistS, bookkeepers CAL
culating machine operators. male and fe-
male: hourly openings: salaries, S20-S35
week: also meat cutters, grocery clerks, gas
station attendants, soda clerks. craftsmen
engineers, nurses. No charge unless placed
Need 80 to 70 applicants daily. WnIoome.
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1911 G St. Est Years
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RELIABLE AGENCY, DE 1851, 1902 11th,
has cooks. houseworkers. chambermaids,
dayworkers, mothers helpers, part-timers.
2ls
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GIRL. colored. desires work as maid or
General setn.d houseWork mo Sundays; excellent
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK desires job for two in family in
SStpsetnoon' Sp good cook for right party.
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MAID for general housework and cooking.
partial care children: PHYSICIANS resi-
dence: live in and be able to take telephone
messages; refs. and health card required.
Emerson 1915.
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LOST


CAMERA, Eastman Kodak $50, black,
folding: vicinity Silver Spring bus station,
D. C line: reward NE. s955. 19'
DOG. black BELGIAN shepherd. with collar
and tag. Phone Randolph 1860. Reward.
dept. store, last Saturday. Decatur $500
Reward
FRATERNITY PIN, Phi Delta Pheta, in
Model Shop or Pasternak's. Reward.
Emerson 1895.
ICE SKATES. in black grip, on Monday,
Jellef's. owners name at skate guard.
Liberal reward. Call Woodley 5217.
KEY CASE, tan leather, inscribed Simon
Distributing Corp containing money and
keys. Reward. SH. 1870.
NOTEBOOK. black leather with Upper, con-
tanning university lecture notes in taxi
Friday night. Emerson 0443. Reward.
PEARL NECKLACE Sunday; liberal re-
PIT BULL; white; so pounds; Finder please
NV. Phone Georgia 4262.
POODLE. small, white, female in Brent
wood: Nd, Sunday afternoon; 50 reward
RINGS t2l, diamond. gold with Tiffany
tiaI reward District sa55. Temple a667.
ROLLER SKATES. pair; ! pair ice skates;
lost Saturday night. Reward. ia. 0S5s.
SCOTTY, black. female. answers to name
Soda: lost Sunday night; reward. Du-
pont S619 or notify Sixth Precinct.
WATCH lady's gold, make LaBeaux. ini-
tailed "E S L." bet. Adams st NV. and
City Post Office. Reward. North 0593.
WATCH, lady's. yellow gold. 17-jewel
Waltham, link bracelet, downtown area.
Reward. Dupont 1888. after pm. 81
WEDDING RING, platinum, set with 10
diamonds; lost Monday, vicinity 14th and
G SITS. NV. Reward. ia. 7076.
WRIST WATCH, mans, Bulova. vicinity
18th and goth and Pa. ave. Sc. S5 re-
ward. Call Metropolitan 1921.
WRIST WATCH. Lewis gold with black
wrist band; Saturday morning. vicinity
Conn. ave. and r st. Reward. DU. 49Ss;
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HOUSEKEEPER, good cook, wants position
with elderly lady or gentleman: adults
Box 375-R, Star.
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NURSE, Tor 3 small children: permanent;
i've in; references. Box 335, Alexan-