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Indians overwhelmed
the Whitefsh B u J.
dogs on the local field
under lights last Sat-
urday night II to 7.
The first quarter op-
ened with the In
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IndiansI tumble White6shB BULLDOGS
Browning Grid Team
Wins Opener by
II to 7 Score

In Browning's initial football
appearance of the season the
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Mediterranean Depth 1850 Feet
The Mediterranean sea has an
average depth of 4 $50 feet.
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Hunting shirts, jackets n d
boots at Aahls Store.
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Advertise In the Chief
Evening star., 1941-02-18
Natures Children

shrimp lays her eggs In the waters
of the ocean or the gulf Shrimps
do not take care of their eggs, as do
the crab and lobster, which carry
them about until they are almost
ready to hatch before releasing
them. No, the shrimp drops her
eggs into water whose currents take
them miles from where they first
entered the ocean or gulf. In a
few days these tiny eggs hatch. The
waters at places appear to be in
habited by feas.
Being fast growers shrimps will
be one-fourth of an inch long in
few weeks and begin to move toward
the shallow waters of bayous and
sounds, where river drainage as
sures abundance of food.
AS young shrimps take on size
and independence, they seek larger
Evening star., 1941-02-18
Common Shrimp
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
1t is quite correct to call this
crustacean common, because of its
wide distribution and abundance.
But it is priced on the menu as if 1t
were rare. A scientist with fair
for figures has estimated, "If all the
shrimp caught in any one recent
year were placed head to tail in a
straight line, they would reach TO-
BAT miles or exactly 21a times
around the earth!" Now think this
over when you pay cents each for
a shrimp cocktail resting upon a
liberal bed of lettuce leaves, slightly
covered with tomato sauce. And you
will understand why some of us feel
cheated.
Shrimps form one of the most
important fish industries of the
South Atlantic and Gulf coasts,
and the third In size on the entire
Atlantic coast.
In waters Of the coastal States
from Maine to Texas and from
California to Alaska, shrimps
abound. There are many varieties
but all contain a rich supply of
iodine. copper, iron, phosphorus and
the vitamins which make sea food
important in our diet.
The great fisheries for shrimps
are those of the common, depend
able species, the shrimps known by
most of us, and abundant from
North Carolina to Texas.
Few consumers of shrimp actually
know its true form and figure"
when alive. Only the "tail" Is mar
keted. The whole shrimp resembles
a tiny lobster of crayf1sh. Alive, it
is pale green or gray and somewhat
transparent. AS soon as 1t is plunged
into hot water, the bright red color
begins to develop.
For many years little was known
Of the life of the common shrimp.
Scientific studies over a long period
have revealed the complete story,
upsetting some rather weird tales
which were found to have no truth
in them.
During April, May and June, the
Evening star., 1941-02-18

seemed up until today. He thought,
Joan Halliday, you're unhappy"
And he wanted to try to reach her,
through words or touch of his
hand, but he knew that wouldn't
do. She would resent it. He took
his eyes from her, hardening him
self, wishing he wouldn't keep get
ting sentimental about her.
He stood up. do you think you
can get anywhere with Donovan?"
II think" she replied, II can get
a long way with Donovan. 1 know
his weak point"
That annoyed him, and he said
gruffly, We'll, you know what I
want"
"Yes, know. And I'll get it."
She smiled up at him. A tantaliz-
ing smile. Even if I have to let
him make love to me-"
Michael Reveals Facts.
Michael felt something inside him
pull tight. He frowned, and he al
most said, mo, I don't want that"
But he caught himself up and
merely nodded. And turned away.
DANES black roadster came rae
ing onto the field and swung around
to the side of the clubhouse.
Michael said, Hello, Diane" in a
casual voice. A month ago he
couldn't have felt casual toward
her.
Oh. mas - a,,;,c olotbac. iodb
purs, shirt and sweater. She got out
and faced him, thinly smiling.
"You haven't gone yet, Michael?"
"I've been too busy"
"When," her voice was anxious,
when are you going to do as 1
ask?"
He ignored her question. And
said: 1--WE made O'Hara talk. Dick
was here last night. For an hour
or two. He met somebody in town,
and they drove out here in a big
hurry. Dick took of at once"
Took off alone?"
Michael nodded.
"Who," breathlessly, "who was the
MANI"
"O'Hara sWears he doesn't know
the man. Do you have any idea who
he could have been?"
mo. No-how would know?"
Diane" he said, each word harsh,
"I was nearly killed last night. BY
the car that Dick was in. You know
something. but you're not talking
because Dick is involved. Either you
tell me what's up, or I'm going to
talk to that F. B. I. man"
DANES hand went to her throat.
Her face drained Of color. She said,
almost cried, You couldn't do that
to me, Michael You Couldn't"
Copyright. 1941. Chicago Daily News. 1nc)
Tomorrow-Diane March makes a
SIIrT,riSinp offer
Evening star., 1941-02-18

bodies of water. BY the middle of
the summer they are inches long
and are of commercial value.
AS winter approaches and the
water becomes cold larger shrimps
move into deeper water. Few are to
be found then for commercial
needs.
When spring days arrive, shrimps
mature and disappear from inshore
waters For it is spawning time and
they go to the deep shore areas for
this important event in their lives.
So far, no shrimps of such ancient
age as two years have been found.
Thus 1t would seem to appear that
shrimps which go to the spawning
grounds are year old. They have
fulfilled their mission in life. What
becomes Of them2 We do not know!
Nor do We need TO knowi
Evening star., 1941-02-18
HELP WOMEN.

HELP WOMEk.
BEAUTY OPERATORS 90. thoroughly
experienced. with. some following S25
week and commission. Box o2-J, Star.
BEAUTY oPERAToR-AppIy Anglin's,
$50 14th St. NV. Is'
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced only;
steady position Vera'S Beauty Salon, 222
Carroll ave, Takoma PARK. Md.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced: per
manent position. Longfellow Beauty Shop
5521 Colorado ave NV.
BEAUTY OPERATORS: apply ready for
work. 2nd floor. 904 l4th st NV.
BEAUTY. OPERATOR. expert. wanted at
once, with following pref 927 G 81. NV.
BOOKKEEPING machine operator; must
have experience on Remington Rand ma
chine. Apply in person Arcade Sunshine
713 Lamont ST. NV
CLERK -TYPIST. at once 90, high school
fui but not required Apply Miss Lund,
Rnl. 705. SIG 14th st. NV, bet. 9-3. ex-
cept saturdays
COOK. yolored; for, part-time work must
Columbia 1891.
COOK. colored. for boarding house, with
Do not phone. 1872 10th st. NV.
COOK-Woman experienced in cooking sea
food for restaurant. Apply 44OSiz Ga. ave.
NV.
GIRL. white. living VIC. Silver Spring. 10
take care of child and do light housework
for empl. couple SH. BIS after ; pm.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, experienced, steady
work. Apply 1894 Wisconsin ave.
GIRL, white, to care for > children; no
housework; live in: references. expert
enced; So week Randolph 6595.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE. no experience
necessary, to train for waitress work. Ap-
ply 5l0g Georgla ave. NV.
HOUSEKEEPER-Will give room and board
and small salary to refined white middle
aged lady in exchange for light houSework,
Star
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i
He said that, yes, he had been a
been plane out, and some one had
to stay around until 1t landed. 1t
came in about 10 minutes of II, and
it was owned by Judy Caraway, who
had made a flight to Baltimore.
Michael said, mo other plane
came in last night?"
OHara said mo" and started to
edge away.
"Wait a minute, OHara," Michael
said. Another plane came in last
night. It took off later, between II
and IL. How much were you paid to
forget that?"
OHara gave a guilty start. He
said, Nothing" too quickly.
How much, OHara? II you don't
tell me, you'll tell man from the
F.B.I. How much were you paid?"
"Well, 20 bucks"
"Whose plane was it, OHara"
'Dick March's," the mechanic said.
His face had strained. frightened
look. "A guy gave me the money to
keep quiet"
"A man other than Dick March?"
"Yeah." O'Hara squirmed un-
easily. Dick March came in shortly
before 9. He gave me S. to drive
him into town. He came back later,
in this guys car. And this guy gave
me the 90"
Did you know the man?" Michael
asked. And O'Hara shook his head.
81 swear 1t, mister" he told
Michael Ryan. Il don't know the
guy"
"All right. You may have to talk
to the F. B. I. man later, but you
needn't be scared if you tell the
truth"
Finds Joan on Porch.
Michael walked from the hangar
and across the field he saw Bert
Donovan getting into one of the
little planes. There was girl IN
the plane but it was not Joan Halli-
day. Joan was sitting over in the
clubhouse veranda. Michael went
over to her.
Donovan certainly keeps busy
with the feminine trade" he said,
and took a chair beside her.
Joan gave him a smile that puz-
zled him. THE girl he's taking up
is in the market for plane"
There's something that's been
worrying me. I'm not sure you
won't double-cross me"
You trusted me last night"
Meaning what?"
He looked her squarley in the
eyes. Meaning" he said, that you
might not be immune. You might
fall in love with him"
She met his eyes willingly, "I'll
let you know in plenty of time if
such a thing happens. I won't
double-cross you"
That's nice to know There was
something else Before we made our
little bargain you eyed me as though
I were poison. What did you have
against me?"
Nothing especially"
you're not a good liar"
WELL maybe then I just didn't
like your looks" Her eyes we're
laughing at him. Maybe I thought
you were too good-looknig. Maybe
I don't like handsome men,"
"Yeah-maybe."
Pleased by Ring.
Joan's pleasantly husky voice said
'But I am more inclined to like
you now" She held up her left
hand, and the little diamond on her
third finger glittered bravely in the
sunlight. That was nice of you"
"a birthday present" he said.
1T means lot to me. hated to
pawn it."
AN engagement ring?" he asked,
and searched her face. He saw a
tremor touch her lips.
Not exactly"
Her eyes left him, and she looked
! across the wide field and watched
Bert Donovan's silvery monoplane
soar. Michael saw how the cor
ners of her mouth dropped. Her
face was wistful. This was how he
thought of her mostly, as she had
Evening star., 1941-02-18

charge Of the conduct of our foreign
affairs. 1t is impracticable for
Congress to execute the powers or
functions of the bill. 1t follows that
its execution must be entrusted to
the President. No one would give
such powers to cabinet officer. The
Supreme Court could not execute it;
Congress, the legislative branch
could not execute it. In normal
times when we want to build bat
tleship. Congress appropriateS. and
authorizes the Executive authority
to have it built. That is the method
here adopted. In ordinary times
when the air force is increased, Con-
gress appropriates and the Executive
is authorized to procure the planes
Why should that system be dis
carded? There is no other practi-
cable or reasonable system. The
pending bill does not repeal the
Neutrality Act of 1899. But the
neutrality or peacefulness of nation
has no effect whatever upon the
ambitions of the axis powers. Neu-
tral and peaceful Norway was cruelty
overrun, its sovereignty ravished and
it's people enslaved. Peaceful and
neutral Denmark. peaceful and neu-
trail Holland and Belgium now lie
crushed and broken under the heel
of foreign dominion.
There are those who claim that
such a course is violative of neu-
trality under international law.
Germany, Italy and Japan are
parties and signatories to the Kel-
logg-Briand Pact. Under that
agreement, these nations renounced
war as an instrument of national
policy. Before the present war
began, a council of distinguished
international lawyers, meeting in
Budapest, construed the Kellogg
BRAND Pact as authorizing any
neutral state to supply any bellig-
erent state which might be attacked
in violation of the Kellogg Pact,
with financial and material assist
ance, including munitions of war.
AS q signator of that pact, the
United States, in adopting the
lease-lend bill, will be acting en-
tirely within its rights and will not
violate international law
Demands Action Now.
The British fleet, still master of
the seas, If conquered or destroyed,
would open the Atlantic to axis
naval and air power upon Central
and South America and the
Western World. 1t may be said
that Great Britain has promised not
to surrender her fleet But Hitler
has not promised not to conquer it.
There is no prophet who can COM
mand events beyond the horizon.
AS an essential step in our own
national defense, to aid Britain in
holding the line until we can be
more adequately and thoroughly
prepared, to keep the war away
from our own shores, to furnish
supplies and munitions and thus
save calling of men to defend our
own soil, to oppose and resist the
establishment of a world dictator
ship and the destruction of free
government in order that military
masters may establish a new worlC
order on the ruins and ashes oi
liberty, I am supporting the lease
lend bill. The voice of America de-
mands that we act now. We must
not wait until the invader sets hi;
footsteps upon our soil or challenges
us upon the sea and in the air.
Evening star., 1941-02-18
Nine Reported Killed
In Rotterdam Ruid
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN, Feb. 18.-German dis
patches today quoted Dutch authori-
ties as reporting that nine persons
including four hospital patients and
three nurses, were killed Sunday
night in a British air raid on Rot
terdam.
Evening star., 1941-02-18
Qhe Inbisible Clrails>
--bH joseph Chadwick 10y
CHAPTER VIII.

Two planes the field two in the air There the
Michael
Oara fellow
had thin pale face and restless
had the club until midnight The had
Evening star., 1941-02-18
DESSERT COOK-BAKER.

Large local hospital wants experienced
dessert cook-baker (white); must be espe-
cially good in hot breads, pies and cakes:
salary open Reply, giving age, experience
and references Box 26-L. Star.
Evening star., 1941-02-18

Young woman, thoroughly
experienced in this line Of
work. Apply Employment Of
flee, 4th floor, Lansburgh's
Department Store.
Evening star., 1941-02-18
LOST.


AIREDALE, brown, female, name PATSY;
collar and tag; vicinity Freedmen HOS
pital; reward North 1880.
BAG, red fabric. lost on 14th st. car Mon
day afternoon. Please return contents;
keep money. Ma. a01O.
COCKER SPANIEL l year old, black, fe.,
s Hae Wsotsgst II yeny KeTa4d NwaTk Wo 6 f4s
ELECTRIC RAZOR AND BILLFOLD. in
Palais Royal; reward. Phone LII. 61I1
ENGLISH BULL. brindle. with white chest;
vicinity of 7th and Peabody NV. Phone
Randolph 6652.
FRATERNITY KEY, gold. Sigma zeta; own
.er's name. chapter date engraved on back
Lost on Feb / & in vicinitv of 5th and a
sts Sc or the Kennedy Theater. Reward.
Ii. 264O. 49,.
two pairs SDectacles, valuable papers: Sun
day, vicinity 18th and H: reward. Mr..
O'Brien. Roger Smith Hotel. 49,
POCKETBOOK. mans. downtown section.
Finder please return contents keep money money
223 7th ne Franklin 1928. Mr.. Merket.
RING. yellow gold. with pearls. 4 green
stones. 2nd floor. 1900 Conn. ave. Leave
at desk: reward.
sPITZ large white. vicinity Chevy Chase;
no tags. Reward. EN-. ssOs' 1880 Broad
WALLET. brown. containing entire pay,
permit. etc: vic Takoma Park Theater;
reward. Call Berwyn AIM.
WATCH, iadys gold Rulova, II jewel
cracked crystal: bet. 2nd and s.w. and
r. J. and Fla. aves. NV. Reward. MI
67O9
wIRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIER, white.
male; lost Sunday afternoon from Beverly
Hills, Alex. Reward offered. Temple 234l
WRIST WATCH. ladys. white gold: May
flower Hotel, Sat. night. Woodley 52S9.
Reward.
2 TEETH on silver band; lost 10 days ago.
Liberal reward Georgia 5042
Evening star., 1941-02-18
HELP MEN.

nEkF mEtNs
ADVERTISING POSITION OPEN for t2)
men Apply between $50 I'm. ana am.
only. 92O National Press Bldg.
AUTO statesmen (2). good new and used
car salesmen; salary and commission: ears ar
fg5nShsd tkoSs M T9S o1eI Appy
outh dealer, 141 18th st. ne. -
good wages DISTRICT AWNING AND
SHADE CO.. 1909 9th st. NV.
BODY AND FENDER MAN for general ga
rage work: steady position; good salary;
references. Manhattan Auto ana haolo
Co., 7th and r sts. NV. -
BOY, white. over 1s, to work and deliver
in delicatessen store, D C. permit. 1924
North Capitol St
BUTLER-CHAUFFEUR. colored. for fine
home. Must be experienced butler ana
Write 9O5 American security Building. 20'
CABTNETMAKER and general repairman
for furniture store, must be good mechanic;
steady work, good salary. Call ME. 64l6
for appointment. ~.
CALLER for home photographer: travel
South: good pay and expenses. Mr.. Bar
CHAUFFEUR wanted. Apply 1907 North
Albemarle ST.. Arlington, Va.
CHEF to cook breakfast and dinner for 80
people in boarding house; must have exp.
and local refs. Do not phone. 1S42 18th
st. NV.
COLLECTORS, with cars, must know the
S25 9TH st. NV.
COLLECTOR. 21-40 years, to handle cur
rent accounts in Anacostia section: car
needed. Mr.. Murray, Rm. 422 Bond Bldg
COLLECTORS, experienced installment man
wh sales ability gt have gar. .ns ssS
ISL ISL j. I Wa. ave. "a. sfssr $50. O. '
Evening star., 1941-02-18
FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT ABANDONED. STRAY
ANIMALS to Animal Rest Shelter, 5000
Wheeler I'd. Sc AT. 1853. Present facili-
ties limited to that class only.
Evening star., 1941-02-18
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
RIfSINE Ss

TEACHERS AGENCY,
Shorthand-typing teacher wanted immed
204 COLORADO BLDG. RE. 1112-
DOMESTIC
RELIABLE AGENCY. DE. 5561 1402 1lth
has cooks. houseworkerS ChambermaidS.
dayWorkers. mothers helpers, part-timerS.
Evening star., 1941-02-18
HELP MEN.
WHITE, MEN

WHITE MEN,
81 years of age, with one-year residence
in D. C. or nearby Md. or Va. with D. c.
DIAMOND CABS.
FREE INSTRUCTIONS.
Apply Mr.. A. L. Livsie, Rm. Ill, 1875
l4th St NV, between and . m,
Tool and Cutter Grinders,
Gauge Makers,
Brass MolderS,
FirSt-ClaSS MachiniStS.
Citizens only. on national defense work,
nearby manufacturer. Box 6-L, Star.
ARROW CAB co.
TO drive: must be residents of d. c. or
Metropolitan Area for ] year: free nStruc-
tion: can earn S25 to S35 wkly. Apply at
10 m promptly for further details, 80
M st. ne. Ask for Mr.. Booth.
SODA DISPENSERS, 18 to 25 yrs.
of age; chance for advancement;
experience unnecessary. Apply
in person between and IL noon
daily. Employment dept, Peoples
Drug Stores, II P st. ne.
OUR BUSINESS is growing
so fast that we still need sew
eral good statesmen for new
and used cars. We don't want
any rocking chair vice preSi-
dents or fender leanerS. If
you are willing to work, and
want the best Job in town, see
me. Frank Small, Jr., 215
Penna. ave. Sc.
MEN wanted for laundry
route statesmen. Apply to
Manhattan Co., 1928 Florida
ave. NV.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desires the services of boys
18 years of age or older. APP
ply employment office, 9th
floor.
CLOTHING AND
FURNISHINGS statesmen.
Experienced men to sell on
WaShington'S Birthday.
RALEIGH HABERDASHER,
Room 200, 1920 F st. NV.
FIRST GLASS, experienced
mems furnishings salesman,
must be tops; wonderful op-
portunity for lucrative, per-
manent job in one of Wash
ington's finest stores. Box
95-J, Star.
SHOE SALESMAN, expert
enced on ladies' shoes, none
other need apply; permanent
position; salary plus P. Ms.
Apply Mr.. Sullivan, Philips
born'S, 610 18th st. NV.
MAN, young, for adjustment
office of large installment
store; must be fast typiSt and
capable of forming letters;
good opportunity, salary and
advancement to right party.
State'age, refs. and telephone
number. Box 9-L, Star.
Evening star., 1941-02-18

COUPLE. white or colored man handy
man: woman. Rh.v. cooking: live in.
7734 18TH ST. nv Georgia 1909.
MALE OR FEMALE interior decorator
Apply in own handwriting stating expert
ence, reference, salary expected TO Box
Pill. Star.
WANTED MEN AND WOMEN TO sell valu-
able acreage and homes built durine de-
house Fulton R. Gordon, 1927 Eye st,
DI $500
WILL GIVE white couple / rm. and kit
in exchange for wife's service. Man must
be empl- No salary. NE l-94
Evening star., 1941-02-18
HELP WOMEN.
(Continued.)

HOUsEKEEPER, white. 4O-5O years, EN-.
ployed couple boy, school age; live in.
Phone Warfeld 1850. after 5 pm.
MILLINERY sALESLADIEs, permanent pos
apply. Joseph R. Harris Co, 1924 Sd.
NV
NURSE, graduate, for private hospital: s.
hour duty age 25-35 Columbia 4754.
SALEsCLERKs. dry cleaning and laundry.
to work in branch stores, experience not
necessary Box 73-L, Star
SHIRT INSPECTOR wanted. Apply Con.
gers Laundry, 23rd and New York ave.
NV
SALEsWOMEN, capable intelligent to work
with chain store company salary plus
commission. Box IL, Star.
sTENOGRAPHER. FILE CLERK, 1925;
experienced preferred. references. Apply
625 z St NV, Mr.. Selfon.
STENOGRAPHER-C CASHIER - New auto
loan co desires the services of an eXperi-
ality. Salary, $50 per week to start. Stats
qualifications in full Replies confidential.
Box 1861, Star.
MATTRESSES experienced. must be clean
and ne t. Apply 322 Kennedy st. NV.
WOMAN, over "a, who can work 4 hours
daily, no Saturdays For sales service dept,
exp. not nee. 1927 Eye NV, RIM. 205.
WOMAN, young, between 81 and 30, to
necessary. Georgia 1881
WOMAN, white. with good habits. as com:
panion with middle-aged couple. husband
employed pleasant surroundings. in small
apartment. very light housework; to
woman who wants a GOOD home. Give
particulars, ref, Box 9s-J. Star.
WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA publishers
have opening for TWO women as executive
assistants age 30 10 A.; salary plus ex.
penses. 70 do travelling field training. Sew.
sion basis. also open locally. In reply
state specifically subscription book or other
Speclaily selling experience age. education.
YOUNG, attractive. experienced, fountain
and counter. Apply manager, refreshment
stand, Chevy Chase Ice Rink, 446l Conn.
ave, afternoons and evenings.
SUPERVISOR POSITION.
800 70 $4,000 first year for qualified
woman. REQUIREMENTS. Age 30 TO as,
charming personality. executive type, ex-
ceIlent education, good past record. sales
ability: experience not necessary. but asset:
sturdy health. leadership, talent to direct
teach and train others interview by ap.
polntment only Phone District SAL.
MATTRESSES,
Experienced for tray service Apply b1o0
Georgia ave. NV.