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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-24
Today In History

1836-AIonz0 D. Philips OF
Springfield. Mass, granted first
patent for a phosphorus friction
match mixture Of phosphorus,
sulphur and chalk. held together
by glue
1861 = First uanscontinentaI
telegraph line completed
1S7I-Los Angeles mob hangs
IS Cinnamon.
I888-Historic @Murchison Let
ter published. causing President
Cleveland To hand Britain's Mn
ister his passports back
l9l8-Amerieans take Bois
Belleau.
192I-The Unknown American
Soldier chosen In France
1929-Stoek prices erumble
away in demoralized Wall Street
market, when 1900. 600 shares
sold
1938-The Wage and Hour Law
In effect.
1oa0 w. II -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-24

All you haye~to do to get elected to
public office is to get the most votes. It's
easy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-24

1e40-Wage- Hour Act reduces
normal working week from - 70
40 hours.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-24

CHICAGO = By Associated
Press)-Federal Judge James Il
Wilkerson today sentenced Al
Csp0ne TO II years imprison-
ment for income tax evasion and
ordered him to pay a $4,000 fine
and the costs Of prosecution
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-24

193S-The Wage and Hour Law
IN effect.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-24

KEY West Fla
October - 1871
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-24

l92i-The Unknown American
Soldier chosen In France.
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replied: II have never played ping.
pong. Can't stand it."
Brinda looked at her, the expires.
sion on her face seemed sedately
sinister.
Have drink with us in the bar?'
Larsen invited.
| A Message in Code.
Thanks, but I am awfully tired
VIII you excuse me?' She nodded
to Larsen and left
Brinda.
Larsen shrugged his shoulders
Average show girl, that's ALL
Have you another of those Gig
arettes you gave me earlier today?"
Brinda asked, suddenly changing the
subject.
"Certainly!' Larsen opened his
case. I'm glad you like them, they
are mild"
Brinda smiled: They are stronger
than you think"
Upon returning to her cabin. Brin-
da was in high spirits. She had
danced till 3 in the morning with
Larsen and others.
In her note sent to Dick before
boarding the Vandam she had prom
ised to send him a wire in simple
code, which wouldn't be suspicious.
II she had been unsuccessful the
wire would be worded:
Crossing calm fondly-Duncan. +"
II, however, she had been able to
discover something important she
would say: "All my thoughts with
you, oarling-Duncan."
She 'meditated for a little while.
Which one should she send: Having
decided that problem, she entered
the wireless room.
X
DICKS answer came next morning.
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GIee Clubs Will Join
In Concert March rs

More than 200 voices will be heard
In joint concert by the mems and
women's Glee Clubs of George
Washington University and the
University of Maryland at Memo
rial Continental Hall the evening
of March 26.
The program will be given under
auspices of the Mems Club of the
Metropolitan Memorial Church.
Oncials in charge explained that
this will be the first time two South
ern Conference schools have CO.
operated In q concert Of this kind.
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MATA HARTSZI2MzzzzM
# MAURICE DEX0BRA .~x LEylA GEoRGIE

Thanks for good wishes kisses Aunt
Emma
Nothing could have pleased
Brinda more. 1t meant that Dick
would take measures to help her:
perhaps in Gibraltar, where the
Vandam would be stopped and SUBJ
jected to British inspection.
Another Clue.
Good old Dick! Her heart was
filled with tenderness, She forgot
all hel previous anger and jealousy.
Brinda entered the large salon.
Tired she sank down in a large,
comfortable armchair. The platinum
blond appeared, apparently in a
more friendly mood, with the sug-
gestion: I'm dying for some Amer
ican coffee-arent you?"
Brinda called the steward and
asked. ANY possibility of getting
some real American coffee?"
I'll try" he smiled as Brinda
looked at him and wondered where
she had seen his face before.
Perhaps Mr.. Larsen will join us"
the platinum blond murmured hope
fully, ordering service for three.
Have you known Larsen long?"
Brinda asked the girl, who hesitated
for while.
No not very long, but he is
charming -
Brinda agreed to this and Larsen
came iE a moment later. He Joined
them delighted to notice that they
had anticipated his presence when
service for three arrived.
The blond made dissatisfied face
after tasting the coffee, but Larsen
drank it in large gulps, exclaiming:
wonderful! The coffee is good"
Brirda looked at him silently,
then took a sip. 1t was mediocre
coffee, indeed.
All at once Brinda recalled where
she had seen the steward. He had
been waiting on her that night in
the Red Cat" Why was he on
board this Dutch steamer?
(To Be Continued)
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SPECIAL NOTICES

SPESIAl NOTICES.
WILL SELL AT REAR OF l42O YOU ST.
NV, Washington, D. c., on Wednesday,
March 10. 194l. at pm, one 1898 Ford
sedan, motor No. 1092555, to satisfy our
lien for storage charges. Sans Auto Body
Repair Co.
INVALID ROLLING CHAIRs-For rent or
sale; new and used, all styles, all sizes: re-
duced prices. UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO, AIS 10th st. NV ME. 1874.
wEAvING-LADIES' AND MEMS GAR
ments, with holes, burns, tears; also al
terations from so cents up. WARGEN.
1920 NV, Apt, 101. DU. 7070.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts by any one otherwise than contracted
by myself. FRANK NJ. DECATUR 322 10th
st. Sc IL
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. J. NJ. SYDNOR, 9I6 9Th st. ne
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by
myself. ]. E. FRANCE, 301 Anacostia
I'd. Sc.
PLAINFIELD ORCHARD.
w. w. Moore, Sandy Spring, Md.
Open All Winter.
Apples and Sweet Cider.
Out Georgia ave. 8 miles to GIenmont
turn right on route No. 1872, 8 miles.
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Spaghetti Dinner Planned

A spaghetti dinner will be spon-
sored by the Holy Rosary Church
Sanctuary Society, under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Ludovico Pappano,
president, at the Holy Rosary
Auditorium, Third and r streets
NV, from to 9 pm. tomorrow
and Tuesday.
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CHAPTER XA,

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cold raked
darkness Brnda Duncan leaned against the rail
feel Of wind drinking
somewhere aboard German agent who held the
filled
with Could she n
the darkness
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HELP MEN.
ATTENTION!
AMRTTJOHC MEM

over 25 Must be neat appearing, sim
cerely looking for a good, steady perma- =
nent lob and willing to work when he
gets 1t Must have car and good refer
ence Apply 33OS 14th st. NV. Room 220,
O'Clock Monday only.
DRIVER AND SOLICITOR
For, established dry cleaning route won
central Cleaners. 200 Kennedy st. NV.
MAN, reliable, for steady inside and out
slde work earnings above the average to
start; advancement to right man: must
pc mature and have car. Apply $3.50 m.
Monday. Employment Office. 4th floor
s KANM SONS co
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Phsrr. First Il Percy P. rom nDFes%fen Fort Knox
Ky. to Panama Canal Department.
Knox KY. to Panama Canal Depart.
Kaika: IA: First L. Adolph J., from Fort Sill
Pawoi, First 1t. sylvester % E. ETo from rne csmp
Bowie. Tex. to Panama Canal Depart
Twitehell; Mai. Harold H, from March
jacobson. First 1t Seymour SIR s. from WASH
ms'0e, ataRTEkMaasFEiRs' 2 Re E MfaassFIis'0R gokpse. & 6
vWlndeld Scott. Calf, to to Fort df" Lewis HSi,
RHada aaanodt6 II Gg Edngpd IN T.. from Fort
%G5f Ms Fst to 1S WaSa9Et0q aFoa 5 from
Mdel.ssy ssIyo5E E,:+ Es e e TS6ls GSsi;:. Ala.
'0" SIGMA ie Il fct, SoRPsi Psnf0e' Va
MaHde; Maj, Raymond c.. from Mitchell
Joy: First It walter q, o. from MI March m Field.
w G;aiif. Gall So, to Philippine DepaTtment
Mecoy WIS., to 10 Shilippne 1P e. pspartGentp 5sDm Gsmp
tor, D. C.. to San Francisco. Calf
.tt,,s c.. ORDNANCE;
sToyns aroand, Shn Nd toOR to washinsson Anfaassn
Aa.t Sdpt warner. from blrmlngndnl, n,
-, Ala, TO Washington. D. c.
Wahl First 1t, Frederick G., from Cleye-
land Ohio, to Toledo, Ohio.
ESsiinser First 1t. Arthur c.. from Aber-
Sesn Proving Ground, Nd, to Puerto
Nicer. Second 1t. Frank c., from Aberdeen
Provlng Ground. Nd, to Puerto Rican
@ roint N Y" to Puerto Rican Depart
Tanner. Mai. Paul. from Rochester, N Y.
to Schenectady, N Y.
Heinls ps1arfmer. Gaet Leo t H. from Puerto Rican
smith, Capt, Charles. C., from Springfield,
Llttleneld; Capt. Lloyd M, from Spring.
u, neld Mass to Washington, b. c,
Helm, First 1t Marx w, from Cleveland.
Ohio. to YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
smith Maj. John A., jr., from Fort Rem
:, ninG. Ga, to Camp Polk. La. 0'' 0en-
Eesely' 1t Col. Yarrow D., from Fort
oldS, CAPT. omar C. G., famD from Fort on Niagara.
N Y. TO Fort Bragg, N. c.
Kaiser Capt. Clifford A., from rort
Lewis wash; nEST. p Washington. D. C.
Afaynham' First 1t. William H. jr., from
MEDICAL Notwithstanding CoRps ID
Massey, First 1t Jack from WASHINGTON
d. c. 70 Fort Dix, N J.
e., GENERAL STAFF CORPS.
Stesie 1t Col Paul from Fort Bennins
ga" TO Camp Polk, La.
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NAVY
BUREAU OF NAyIcATroN


~, Squadron 4 to 9th Naval Dis District' tis'foser
Nn1H Sapt. William Dwight. jr., from
tony tom. department to u g. s. Northamp-
LoskWood: Capt. Charles A.. fr., from Navy
oates; Capt. Eugene r, from 18th Naval
hSnssh tS s;h NJ fa1f rom
District to U. s. s. Chester. " "' O.
Heaeman; pafament 00mHr % 4 Pagl B. from Navy De-
Isgrig Comdr. Clayton s. from u ss
olds sra5Ss cn,,9, to clsveIapd, level Ohio: -
pscanoe to San Diego. ca calif! T. o. g. I'D
Loaisviie to 1as e. 5. 5 set!i sumneT 15en o. g. s.
iasoeTt, IA Lt; Comdr joseph T., from o. 9.
uvIs Naval District 10 ! s: s. Ericsson, om lA'n
od Dolphin in 70 g. sasfpsa g afsonant a iFom o. s.
cola Fla. to Cruiser scoutinR Sec tiD SQUAD SQUAD
Chester to Pensacola, Fla.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Gesndresu. ps,i:f Capt; Eiphege A. NJ from o. 3.
Hunt Capt. Daniel. from Battle Force to
Wasp to Navy pepartment "
Diego, Calf, to washington. D, c.
Coggins. 1t. Cecil H.. from 11th Naval Dis
smith c.a #; Francis E; from Pensacola Fla
Bell. 1t. q. 50 Landes H., from Newport,
Berberich, It; q. g. Walter r. from De
-. stIoyer Division II e Wsshnsten, Q; e:
Paso CALI IL e WasSnstan EGnsS D. from San
Fla. to Corpus christi, TEX.
Fuellnp, 1t a. rO James L. from O
g sa;isttoss 10 =. Sc 5; = pp6b,ln; IN, o,,.a -
Oliver, 1t. q. eJ Samuel H., from PEN
sacola, Fla, to Patrol Wing 8.
Phoebus, 1t. q. a. Clifford P, from q. 3.
8. Enterprise to Quantico, Va.
shp4sie ra to RestT9yeT Dyts9e MsHsellns u.s. from
Pensacola. riss, to St. Thomas, virgin
DENTAL CORPS.
Hyland comdS Eawsrd san A. ,. from U. s. q.
Peterson, It; q. 81 Wilbur H., from Mare
Island CALI supsIf tT e05pSs Gokps Christi Tex
hsaes sroser 5 DIVISION Hteesl e &c sUm D
Division ~. to Phiiadeiphia, Pa. 'i0'e'
Whittemore Ems. Robert M from o. g. B.
Melville to Boston. Mass.
CIVIL ENGINEER CORPS.
AI.xis ys f Bes59ni Gd%dr Mae aIsert from 18th
Naval Dissgfet to Hayonns. N. j.
Lewis, Capt. Roy L.. from 4th Naval Dis
trict to Portsmouth, Va.
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SAIESMEN.
CATESAEAN CDErTA'

SALESMAN-SPECIALTY
experienced, sale Of specially selling "a
markets. restaurants, institutions, etc Ex-
per. meat industry desirable not necessary,
exceptional earnings on straight comm.
pass. Protected territory. Give full de-
Chicago. III
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copyriFht by Maurice Dekobra and Leyla
Gsorsie, Distributed by King Features
Syndicate, Inc.
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DRIVER AND SOLICITOR
statesmen, Al ONLY.


Statesmen. SIS daily is what we expect
you 10 make working for US if you have
ever successfully sold stocks, bonds, books.
ath adVertiSlng. trade stimulators or any
We are an old established company
dong business nationally and have opened
completely new sales force and need good
statesmen and sales managers. Our new
me Is an educational service that Is ma
tlohaly approved and indorsed. Public
acceptance is exceeding all predictions
Liberal commission with fun settlement
each week. no reserve or deductions
turkey Work Rapid advancement t GENE It a3 and cGin an
assured future is waiting for the real
statesmen who get in on this now A car
ana freedom to travel absolutely neces-
snd / ,sg+ yGu are ready te 90 to work at once
phone Hobart s045 and an interview will
be arranged.
INSURANCE CREDIT IN
SPECTOR, EXPERIENCED.
CALL 1925 INVESTMENT
BLDG.
MEMS window trimmer and
display manager, capable TAX
ing complete charge; some
selling experience. Ask for
Mr.. Lange, Grosner, 1925 F
st. NV.
MEN, young, high school educa-
ton, to train for fountain work,
straight hours, opportunity for
advancement. Apply 51O9 Georgia
ave. NV.
DRIVER-SALESMAN, 80 to
40 yrs. of age, steady employ
ment, good salary and good
hours. If you are not willing
to work, please do not answer
this ad. Washington Coal
Co., 1419 N. Capitol st.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

AUTO DRIVING 1NSTRUCTION-Cou
out, patient, professional instructor; learn
70 drlVe sklllfully, safely and easily; park
ing and trafiic. Mr.. Rundlett, Emerson 45s3.
Evening star., 1941-03-16
MAGAZINE MEN

Experienced In clubs and two-pays.
Join crew consisting entirely of pro-
ducers working Washington and 80 towns
in MARYLAND and Virginia. New car trans.
furnished. No shelling out to crew man.
ayers Spot Yerihcation, no reveriication
the old periodical system-make your own
club. % magazines to choose from cover
ing every field from American Girl and
True Story to Saturday Evening Post and
Hsrpers Bazaar. An AVERAGE man will
write 90 orders q week good man will
Pm. Sunday: 402 9th st. NV. Room 219
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AF'TING-Mechanica electrical. avia-
llon. taught by one OF the oldest and
iargeSt home-study schools IN the country
Write for American School Bulletin BOX
354-M. Star.
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ARROW CAB CO.

Has openings for men over 81 years OF age.
TO drive: must be residents of D. c. or
Metropolitan Area for l year: free Instruc-
ton can earn S25 TO S33 wkly; Apply at
10 am. promptly for further details, 80
NJ ST ne Ask for Mr. Booth
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MAN AND WIFE.

CoLORED. for fine home: experienced
Chauffeur. gardener. generally useful
Expert cook. laundress Fine living quar-
ters. Call Monday, D1. 500 for inter-
view appointment.
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SALESMEN-2.

Are you %SatiSfed with your present
your income? Would you work on a
schedule where you Will definitely see q
prospects daily? We arrange the contacts
Tor yoL in advance. Absolutely no cam
vasslng. This is a sales position recurring
sales ability. This is a permanent position
with al. excellent future. Apply after
10 am, 5000 Wisconsin ave. at Bradley
blvd, Chevy Chase, Md
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LEARN ANY LANG UAGE. by Linguaphone;
easy practical, conversational method
pIlngs voices OF native masters into your
nome. inexpensive BALLARD'S, I34O
G St NV. MA 0414-O1l5
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statesmen.

Opening new Offices. II you have sold
insurance or investments, cruises, auto
mobiles, educational courses, business
services or other similar specialties, we
will prove to you by an actual demonstra-
ton in the field that our statesmen earn
extremely large income on drawing against
commission. We circularize. advertise and
furnish contacts for every call. Can use
men accustomed to earning SIS per week
ritory Apply NJ. G. Hall. Encyclopedia
Britannica. 4ol EYeninc Star Bldg
Evening star., 1941-03-16

FRENCH CONVERSATION. private a.d
classes, 90 cents. by experienced naive
teacher. Apt. 2O3. Columbia Sal
FRENCH PROFESSOR. University Paris,
gives fundamental French language: 81 pvt,
lesson. oOc small group. MI. a341. Apt. 4
Evening star., 1941-03-16
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

BUSINESS.
TEACHERS WANTED. Commercial. Indus
trial Arts and others for September ap-
pointments. Baltimore Teachers Agency,
5l6 n. Charles ST., BALTIC. Md. Licensed
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I NEED (2) MEN

make $50 week. We pay you while you
learn. Mr.. Taft. 1911 r. l. ave. ne, from
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SIGHTSEEING LECTURERS,

Aged 21-60. previous experience not neces-
Sary; company Will train for position: must
be American-born or naturallZed citizen
See Mr. Cull!more in Gray Line DISPATCHER S
ofhce at 1858 23rd ST. NV. 4 TO = pm.,
Monday through Saturday
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Dicks answer came next morning
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statesmen WANTED to sell ice cream
and candy; attractive commissions. Since
Sales Service. 606 6th st. NV.
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Sightseeing Limousine Drivers,

IOy
81 or older; D. c. operator permit re-
Quired. American-born or natUrallzed ati-
zen and resident of metropolitan Washing
ton at least past year See Mr. John
Niles IN Gray Line dIspatcher's Office at
1888 23rd St NV. 10 pm, Monday
through Saturday
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Increase in business due to national de-
Tense program makes it impossible for me
elusive franchise with oldest and largest
educational organization in its field. Am
2S-40. now selling product not up to his
ideals and who desires opportunity to in
crease his income. Will personally train
applicant selected and cooperate with
him fully in lead DEVELOPMENT Cash ad-
vances against commissions. Give full
qualifications and phone number. Box
4OR-1. Star
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600 in dollar exchange, which would
leave her with a dollar deficit of
81, ,464 100000 in view of her antici-
pated dollar exchange receipts OF
$1,555 100000.
Although Mr.. Morgenthau said
that Great Britain had a dollar
reserve of $1,775,000,000 on jan
uary /, he added that only $311 ,000,-
900 will be left when present COM
mitments are met.
The Sits, 900 900 in dollar ex-
change assets held by the British
January l, according to the balance
sheet, included $205 ,000,0 in gold
In the United States or en- route
here; $54,OO0,00O of official dollar
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Of the British dominions, have their
own purchasing problems and their
own dollar problems with relation
to the war, in which they are sup
porting London.
Mr.. Morgenthau said that ~esti-
mates published by the Commerce
Department and the Federal Re-
serve Board differing from the fig
ures presented at the Capitol by the
Secretary were only estimates, while
the Treasury passed on actual cur
rent information obtained from the
British government.
No Other Authentic Figures.
The secretary said that the other
agencies had no authentic figures
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since the war began. He thought
some error might be attributable to
the fact that they did not know $685.
100000 of British-owned American
securities already had been liqui-
dated in this country. Many other
British securities here have depre-
ciated in value, he said.
DR.. White pointed out that British
income from shipping has been
greatly decreased since the wars
beginning because of losses and in
surance. He cited this as a factor
in the decline of British resources.
The Secretary told Congress that
Great Britain expects expenditures
In 1941 that will require $3,019, 9,000,-
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Morgenthau Explains
Why Britain Is Short
Funds 10 Buy Here
Secretary Points Out
Funds of Dominions Are
Unavailable to London
BY BLAIR BOLLES.

The British government practical
~ exhausted its $4,000, 100000 gold
holding in the international stabil-
ization fund for outlays for war
financing during the first Is months
Of the European conflict, Secretary
of the Treasury Morgenthau said
this morning at press conference.
He devoted almost 40 minutes to
expanding his remarks on British
financial difficulties made before the
House Foreign Affairs Committee
'lease-lend" hearing yesterday.
Harry D. White, Treasury none
tary expert, sitting at Secretary
Morsenthau's elbow, explained that
the British government had to raise
dollars on the stabilization fund
gold for:
!. Purchases in the United States.
2. Dollar payments for American
plant expansion in the interest of
production for England.
3. Withdrawal of dollar balances
In London by Americans, and to
meet some illegal evason of the
withdrawal limits.
4. Certain goods bought in vari-
Sus parts of the world.
DR.. White explained that there
has been a great discrepancy be-
tween British expenses and resources
which could be met partly only by
sale on gold on the stabilization
account.
Other Assets Unavailable.
Mr.. Morgenthau told newspaper
men that to the best of his knowl-
edge the government of Great Brit
ain has no assets available for
American purchases besides the
Sits 900, 900 of gold, cash and Sc
curities which he reported to Con-
gress When he was pressed to
disclose whether there were other
assets in the British Empire as a
whole usable for British buying, he
said:
"The British Empire is a family
and it has the same problems as a
human family. Just because some
members of the family may have
some assets does not necessarily
mean that they belong to the rest
Of the family"
The balance sheet he gave to the
House Foreign Affairs Committee
contained the figures the Treasury
Secretary was authorized to give as
. statement of British available
assets, he said.
What gave the committee yes
terday was the list of all the dollar
resources that the Treasury of the
United Kingdom could find during
the balance of his year. I went
up there only after weeks of careful
investigation"
Sir Frederick Made Report.
The balance sheet came from Sir
Frederick Philips, British Under
secretary of the Treasury. Mr..
Morgenthau said that while the
Philips estimate did not contain the
values of Canada and other Empire
estimates in the United States, he
added that those resources are not
available in London.
The figures. the Secretary of the
Treasury said. included all the Brit
ish Empire gold production except
for Canada's production. He pointed
out that Canada and Australia, two
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New Tosk for YurneII

Secretary Knox said yesterday
that Rear Admiral Harry E. Yarnell,
former commander of the Asiatic
fleet, was being recalled to active
duty for missionary work" in at
tempting to enroll 200 engineering
students in the Naval Reserve.
Admiral Yarnell was retired from
the Navy in 1899.
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Directed Verdict Clears Man

District Court Justice James M.
Proctor yesterday directed verdict
of acquittal favoring Lorenzo Gray,
colored, accused of stealing a safe
and $240 with Joseph H. Parker,
colored, who previously pleaded
guilty. Parker, expected by the
Government to identify Gray as an
accomplice, said another man, not
Gray, was with him when he took
the safe from a filling station.
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M. !. 7. Alumni to Dine

Washington Society of the Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology
will hold a dinner meeting at the
Y. w. c. A. tomorrow at 5:15 pm.
Capt. Bob Lawson, United Air Lines
pilot, will talk on his experiences.
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Woman Grocer Robbed

Ida Greenspun, proprietor of a
grocery store at 2700 N street NV,
reported to police last night that
two men robbed her of $40. One of
the men, she said, held his hand
in his pocket as if he had gun.
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NV. has been postponed until Tues
day night at $50 o'clock in head
quarters Of the organization. The
dinner, originally scheduled for
Monday night, was postponed be-
cause of inaugural day activities.
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balances; $616 100000 In American
securities, and $500, ,000,0 In direct
and other investments.
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Dinner Postponed

The report dinner of volunteers
seeking to raise 5000 for Oppor-
tunity for Service, 78 I street