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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-04

Mislim, da govorirn jasno.
Reel hocem, da krvi pod nobe-
MIN pogojem ne bonn puscal
nikomur. Samo krvi nikar! To
mi ne disi.
- Ne, sal ne gre "a ur11or, -
ga je pomiril Ramon.
Ia hip je omahoval, rnraz ga
je spreletel pri teh strasnih be-
sedan, pa je takoj' zopet NADIA
ljeval:
- Izrociti ii hoeem otroka
in denar. Odpotujes 2 MIN zelo
dalec, kamor te bo vleklo, izgi-
mes z MIN. In nikoli, rasumes,
nikoli ne bos smell izdati tajne
te pogodbe.
- Otroka bi Sc radi odkriza-
Ii, JAZZ maj hi ga vzga-
jal? To bi re slo. TO ne naspro-
tuje zakonu. Gotovo zelite, da
bi Sc naucil pri nleni postene
obrti. .
! = Da, recimo vase.
= JAZZ sem samo brusac.
- Sal 81 idealnejsega pokli-
ca ne morem misliti, - je od-
govoril Ramon. q -. T.
(Dalje prinodnjic) -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-04

- Carmen! vi 81 drznete dol
ziti jo! Mo, XII je nj tn, XII Sc
ne more braniti, XII il pa to nj
potrebno, ker je vzvisena mad
takim podlim sumnicenjem in
obrekovanjem. All, vi ste Sc
bolj nesramni, nego sem misli-
la. In vase obrekovanje je enako
podlo kakor bedasto. Sal Sc
Carmen ne imenuje Helena de
Montlaur, kakor tista, XII il je
pismo namenjeno. Carmen ne
bega ponoci in skrivaj Cd donna
in il zakonske postelje! In kon-
emo, Carmen nina otroka, vi ga
pa innate!
Da! - je zajecljala Hele-
ma VISA il sebe pri misli, da res
ne more dokazati svoje nedolz-
nosti, da prica vse prot Mi. -
Da! Da! Carmen ina otro-
ka
-Ah, molci, nesrecnica, mol
D. ci, sicer te ubijem! - je zakri-
cal Ramon in pograbil teak
bronast svecnik, da bi udaril
zeno po glavi.
Stara grofica je planila med
sina in snaho. Helena je odsko-
ella. Bala sc je. Ia clovek je bill
blaZen.
Ramon il je zagrozil S pest
mi ter il zalucal V obraz psov-
ko:
- Vlacuga!
Helena ga je topo pogledala.
Nesrecnica nj vec prav razume-
la, kaj Sc godi z njo. Zaplakala
je, ponavljajoc:
- Ramon, to nisem JAZZ!
Videc, da ga ne more prepri-
cati o svoji nedolznosti, je zbe-
zala V svojo sobo, Sc zaklenila
in zgrudila OBJ vznozju svoje
postelje. V glavi il je pa sumo
la vedno ista misel in nepreSta-
no je ponavljala:
Ramon! Ramon! To nisem
JAZZ! Prisegam tt, da nisem JAZZ !!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-04
P. DECoURCELLE:
moo
LJUBEZNI
RO NJ A NJ. D E L -~

- Osvetim Sc Strazno Sc
hocem osvetiti!
- Komu?'. Sal ne poznas
krivca. A ona ii ga nikoli ne DO
izdala. Njegovo pismo nj niti
podpisano.
- To je res ..
- Torej uvidevas -.
- Uvidel sem, da je to nov
razlog ,da Sc osvetim Mi in
otroku, XII sta mi enako podlo
ukradla mojo ljubezen, mojo
vdanost in mole poljube.
- Pomisli, da imas opraviti
z zeno in detetom.
- Da, z zeno drugega -. z
detetom drugega!
Starka je .predobro poznala
svojega sina, da bi mu ugovar-
jala. Povesila je glavo in mol
Gala.
Prosim vas, matt, - je pri-
pomnil Ramon, - da Sc pripra-
vite do jutri zjutraj ma pot. Ne
zelim, da ostanete pod to stre-
! no.
- Dobro ,pripravljena bonn,
- je odgovorila starka.
Stopila je korak naprej. Ra-
mon je dvignil glavo. MUM po-
gledi so sc srecali. In nehote
sta Sc objela.
- All, ubogi otrok! .. ubogi
otrok! je sepetala grofica VISA
objokana.
Pc materinem odhodu 81 je
Ramon nitro obrisal solze in od-
Sci v svoji kabinet. Dolgo je Sc
del tu "a mizo in strasne misli
so mu rojile po glavi.
Ubiti jo ubiti oba? Ne,
spala bi mirno, on bi Sc pa Sc
vedno mucil vse precute noci
in nemirne dni.
| Zapoditi oba cd hise? Otroka
presustnice?
Ne, odsla bi k svojemu ljub-
cku. V pest bi Sc mu smejali.
Odpustiti, pozabiti? Tako uci
vera.
All, kaj Sc! Koliko "a
ostatalost!
Srdito je zaSkripal z zobmi in
divja jeza mu je pognala solze
V oci. Ne, osveti Sc, osveti gro
zno, ne da bi kdo kaj zvedel Q
tenn.
Vstal je, odprl zelezno bla.
gajno in wei il ME veliko, "a
pecateno kuverto.
- To je moja oporoka.
| Odprl jo je in sezgal papi1
mad sveco, potem je pa zacel
pisati. Tu pa tam je prenehal
kakor bi razmisljal, solze so Sc
mu zalesketale v oceh, pa 81 jih
je takoj nervozno obrisal in ma.
daljeval pisati.
Kar je dvignil glavo. Zdelo sc
mu je, da slisi v pritlicju rahel
sum. Nekaj je komaj slisno
zaropotalo V jedilnici, XII je bi,
la kraj salona. Bilo je, kako1
bi nekdo REAL demantom ste.
klo.
| - Vlomilec! - je pomisli]
Ramon in ze je hotel skociti X
vratom, pa 81 je premislil. Il
| predalcka je vel revolver
ugasnil luc in Sc. skril "a "a.
stor dobro in zaprtega okna.
Kmalu Sc je preprical, da je
V stanovanju res vlomilec. Ste.
klo ma oknu jedilnice je morale
biti ze prerezano, kajti Ramon
je slisal, kako je vlomilec pre-
vidno odpiral okno. In v nasled
MEM hipu je bill ze v salonu
Previdno je stopal bos in tipa
okrog sebe. Bill je izkusen vlo
milec. Ia hip Sc je ustavil pr
mizi, prizgal vzigalico in jo ta
koj zopet ugasnil. V svitu Wi
galice je opazil, kar je iskal.
| Brz je pokleknil k blagajn
in ze je zaskrtalo vlomilskt
orodje. Kmalu je bila zelezns
stena ma stirih krajih prevrta;
ma. Pila je rezala zelezo never
jetno lahko. Vse lie slo gladko
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-04
et Takes Both"

It takes perfect coordination be-
tween plane and aircraft carrier TO
win battles in the south Pacific or
wherever our tWo-ocean navy opsr-
ates.
It takes both War Bonds ana
Taxes TO provide the sinews of war
80. to give our fighting men the tools
they need TO whip the Axis powers.
u. S. Iysossyy Ds1svsmess
Kupujte vojne b0nAe In vojne-vat6s'
vslne ziiamke, da b0 7Cinprej psEaxenl
osiIte In vSe, kar ono pfedstsyijA!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-04

v Atlantic Cityjm Sc je prija'
vilo mad 500 Sensk "a FFvoja$ke
maamice." Njih opravilo bo, po
provljanje in krpamje obleke.
srajc, mogawc in drugih takik
stvari pri vojaSkih oblekah. NJ
Sikh je Mrs. Helen NeppeN, k
pravkar $iva gunab a,ekemu 90
joku.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-04
MhotHo~RwWiM
WAR Bonds.
- r.

Mines, either floating" or mag
netic, are probably the most effec-
tive weapons to guard approaches
to our harbors. So-called "foating'
mines are anchored by a steel ca
BILE and ride below the surface Of
the water They must be struck by
q ship to explode. f1>z
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-04

Magnetic mines contain mag
netic needle which completes an
electric circuit when the steel hull
of a ship approaches. Our Navy
uses thousands of these mines and
their cost, for that reason, runs into
the thousands of dollars. But your
q lrchase of War Bonds will help
pay for these guardians Of our coast
al waters. INVEST AT LEAST TEN
PERCENT Of your income in War
Bonds every payday and become
member Of the patriotic Ten Per.
cent CluD. w. Treasury Department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-17

Those two importont virtues OF good
TO look OF ond cosy TO weor ore COM
bined to q rore degree in this suit
fashion gift for those who hove 10
DO greet deoI Of doshine Ground
these doys Filmdom's Rosemary Lo
Plonche sets off its chorm for you in
the picture. With couple OF blouse
changes you have or outfit thot will be
stondby for mony month. Picture
Pottern Of the Week No. l719 is de-
signed for sizes ~, -, IS, II ond 70
70 10 81 bust. Size l3 ensemble
requires Us words Of 39-inch moteriol;
blouse with long sleeves requires IA
yords Of IS or 80 inch moterioI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-17

. The beouty Of the former
Donish square rieeer Donmork,
now Coost Guord ironing ship,
seporotes her from wor os she
moves through southern voters
under full soil. But the young
codets who look oIoft on her foir
spread Of convos feel the hot
breoth Of wor. They ore ironing
TO man the fighting Coost Guard
cutters ond the Nations irons
ports Of war. Aboord the DON
mark they learn about ships and
the geo L S c JaNt Guard Photo.
Evening star., 1943-10-21
Castor Oil Lubricant

Railways in India have discovered
that castor oil may be used as a
lubricant for heavy gears and the
bearings Of steam engines or loco
motives.
Evening star., 1943-10-21
Gas on Stomach
Relieved In 8 minutes or

uOuulc your money back
g. When excess stomach acid causes pain.
heartburn, doctors usually prescribe the
fastest acting medicines known for synp.
tomato relief - medicines like those in
Bell-ans Tablets. No laxative BelI-ans
brings comfort in jify or double your
money back on return Of bottle to us.
25c at all druggists. 49,
Evening star., 1943-10-21
LOST RATION COUPONS.

sued to B. E Bryant. 1881 North Randolph
aTs SAHIos sooE ;s.ss to
Aa,!3s!2s B Vs Gas TK KAIi3s fE5s BOOK, Ration
Book No. 3. billfold. G. 3, Whaley, 2612
GAS RAffoN R BOOK. G ssued HsTa5d to Eusen.
n; Md dAndTersoni Ta n 4lG 8 Baltimore ave- Westsate
"B" 49, GAS s. RATr35NS M 5sSf BOOKS, issued to Whit.
nsy TYSy KEYS 6eggs 1908 5sth St, cheverly, Md
BOOKS i, AND 3. issued to Estol Hutchi,
son Anderson, 1920 California st. n W. and
Az Apna : 5os Fadie, 1924 18th st. NV Apt 8
AS 5sts T. ipfued ST. Hsst9sVie ss Hhfe''h Nd
se %A ,. sAs s RATION 1H BOOK: issued to to y7 sehn
FUEL FSiitsTf olf ka11oS Ms VA c6TFoss fSs 800 ,,
Gas sGRa?f RAfos 81 book s5 y' gil issued Ss4 to En
GXs kAfioN fts sooks 81 r. AMI Ne C. 1850 Issued
Samuel A; Briggs, Silver Spring. Md, Route
& GAS sk kA4{oN S{5G1 BOOKS, new and old "a
and 3" Issued to Fred and Mary Lancet
111s North Troy ST.. Arlington, Va; lost ir
bllfold with other personal papers. Re.
GAS GAS RATioN oGS BOOK x ~ LsS in pass cas-,
containing other vaHable cards. stowel
Gas sTsan RaH1oS 81 Book 81 81 FscaTa so q.
iss1ed ssEe ct to Gathering and Mary Larkin
Hosf e ESd5oS9 + so6Rs 81 i''s! .sd
Hysttsvile Hlzs Mr.; dla Il j. Wooden Glendale Nd
IoSsT-So; ; RATION BOOKS, vicinit,
NJ Cory 7ol6 Defense hwy. Hyattsyille
noGey snS ko blue r,on lost
al f9-ia, 80, cs' l49-lao cB, Reward. Cal
and fTffF so sIasd to sGn RTs ssbs ssGb No.
gram, Ralph l. Ingram. Ralph Lindse,
RHTfoS nsTfo E Books sst No Esv,G WI Sa5a 5aa
Estelle Inslee and Mary Alice Harsitt. ane nc
lam Inslee and Mary Alice Harsltt Z
RATION Iis fssS Sock no. B. in name o, HSs issa,
Lewis Lewis III, LIB 7th st. NV. Return to ad
RATioN ii SSfa soek NO. 3, issued to JOSEPH ps' i,
sAlTS EATON ,1 Book 10; 3. in name Of JON
Ks;s SSs,ts;,: rsshnss' sSls g
kATiSS 5dsS E BOOKS 7 AMP and .essln.
ksTios S9oks i'.s1's .sn ana Hs,1'
ah Mne BOOKS ASs MSstoR ASp Il = issued S
James w Granlneer and Margaret L
freeman 203l 1st st. NV. DU. s571
RATION BOOKS NOS; l.. 2, 8, issued {
411e; Also S25 War bond belonging t
Matthew James Finn.
RATION BOOK NO. 2, issued to Non,
Belle Payne. Is Lynchhurs ave. Roanoks
| We
RATION BOOKS NO. 2, issued to W. J
Hall, r; B. Hall. Ellen Hall and Richart
RATION BOOK NO. 3. issued to Henry M
kATioH MAsTfeMah Books tSls S0s Sos St t. Asn
G. Simmons. 2121 virginia ave NV
WAR RATION BOOK NO. 3, issued t,
Elsie c. Sickle, 2705 Belleview ave, Chey
WAR RATION BOOKS NOS. 1 AND 8, is
sued to William Porter. 1882 3rd St. n "
WAR RATION BOOK NO. 8, near ietl
| 4nd NV. issued to John W. schaefer
Evening star., 1943-10-21
Boren Praises Nayy
For Decision 10 Share
Reserve Paper Stock

Praise for the Navy's policy In
sharing its reserve paper stocks was
voiced today by Representative Bo-
rem, Democrat, of Oklahoma after
his name had been linked with re-
ports that the service had accumu-
lated a reserve filling 10 Virginia
warehouses.
The estimate of the Navy's re-
serve was described as way out OF
line with the actual facts by Rear
Admiral w. J. Carter, assistant chief
of the Navy's Bureau of Supplies
and Accounts.
My viewpoint regarding the
Navy's position on its papers is en-
tirely complimentary" Mr.. Boren
said. I'm the first place the service
Is to be complimented for taking
steps to avoid being too little ano
too late regarding vital war ma
terlal and accommodating it's usua
standard reserve of years supply
Then when the paper shortage
developed it promptly revised it,
reserve requirement to six months
supply, notified the Government
printer and delivered a portion oi
its supply to his warehouses"
Admiral Carter said that all ex.
cess paper over a six-month reserve
now had been cleared from the
central distribution point for the
East Coast at Norfolk and that part
|of the excess not turned over tc
the Government printer has beer
shipped to the West Coast where
supplies were short.
We have no excess today" he
said. "and we have set up a monthly
report system to be sure that none
builds up"
Evening star., 1943-10-21
jurisdiction of the Interstate Com
merce Commission.
Agreements Easily Promoted.

merce Commission.
Agreements Easily Promoted.
60 Private-rate bureaus were
developed by motor and water car
riers once competing forms
of transportation were organized
into private rate conferences, agree
ments and conspiracies were easily
promoted. Through conspiracies be-
tween motor and rail carrier con-
ferences, motor-car rates have
been raised to the level Of rail rates
Not satisfied with eliminatin
competition in surface transporta-
ton, the railroads have even ex-
tended their control to the airWays
to prevent any competition from the
carriage of air cargo. Through an
exclusive contract between Rail-
way Express Agency (Which is
owned by the railroads of the coun-
try) and the domestic airlines, air
express rates have been maintained
far above the competitive level and
the movement of cargo by air has
been effectively retaired."
Mr.. Wallace spoke of the so-called
Western agreement, which was re-
centlyN exposed by the Antitrust
Division Of the Department of JUS
tice in testimony before the Senate
Committee on Interstate Commerce
Thirty five railroads operating west
of the Mississippi River adhered tc
the western agreement. The basic
purpose was to avoid practices
which will dissipate railroad earn
ing in the Western district
The spirit of this agreement was
truly the public be damned
hope the Justice Department expose
of this agreement has really
Evening star., 1943-10-21

Hospital Vessels Sail
After Exchange Of
Wounded With Nazis
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
GOTEBERG, Sweden, Oct. al
The exchange Of approximately 5000
wounded British, Canadian and Aus
tralian soldiers and IA Americans
for similar number of German
inyalids was completed today with
the sailing of three hospital ships for
Britain and two for Germany.
The German hospital ship Meteor,
once the Kaisers yacht, sailed with
hundreds of Germans this morning
into the murky harbor. The British
vessel Atlantis pulled out IS min
utes later. They were followed by
the Ruegen, headed for Germany
and the Empress of Russia and the
Drottningholm, bound for Britain.
Thirteen Americans-10 airmen, /
parachutist and 2 infantrymen-
were on the Atlantis. A 14th was
on the Drottningholm as part of a
contingent of Canadians with whom
he had fought.
The soldiers crowded the rail of
the Empress of Russia as she cast
off, tossing gaily colored streamers
across the dock and giving rousing
cheers
One blind Tommie on the Atlantis
hummed tune and dancer a jig.
British nurses helped the Ameri-
cans to hunks and made them COM
Portable in the hospital wards.
None of the Americans had been
in Germany more than nine months,
some only three months.
The repatriates said one OF the
main needs of the Americans still
held in Germany is more Red Cross
packages.
If they don't get more Red Cross
help, they are facing a grim winter"
said Technical Sergt. Frank Bart
nicki, Moosic. Pa, top turret gunner
whose bomber was blasted July %
near Kassel.
Evening star., 1943-10-21
Regional WLB Denies
10 Wage Rise for
Gas Light Employees

/ Finding that present wage rates
paid Washington Gas Light Co. en-
ployes compared favorably with the
earnings of workers engaged in SIM
liar occupations in the area, the
regional War Labor Board, sitting
in Philadelphia. yesterday denied
them proposed 2 per cent wage
increase.
Voting to against the increase
which only labor members of the
board approved, the regional body
explained that the employees had re-
ceived all the increases permissible
under the WLB Little Steel
formula and that a further increase
would be a step toward imitation.
Some l,400 employees OF the COM
pany and is subsidiaries are af-
fected by the decision.
New Minimum Rates Approved,
At the same time, the regional
board approved new minimum rates
for 200 employees of the S and w
Cafeteria, 1925 G street NV, and
authorized Sears, Roebuck & Co.
to pay half rates for
overtime to supervisory employees in
the mail order firms retail stores.
Employees of Washington retail
stores of the mail order house will
benefit by the order.
The new S. & w. increase. pro-
vldlng a minimum starting rate of
"a cents an hour, to be increased to
40 cents an hour after 80 days en-
ployment. was requested jointly by
the employer and the CIO United
Cafeteria and Restaurant Workers
The new rates will pay chefs 80
cents an hour, first cooks, 66 cents
mead dishwashers, SO cents; counter
girls, 40 cents; head bakers, "a cents
and assistant head bakers, 70 cents
Adjustments Retroactive.
All adjustments are to be retro
active to June "a last.
The gas workers wage PROPOSAL
requested jointly by the employer
and several unions with which the
employees are affiliated, included an
"escalator" clause which would have
provided for stated increases In
wages with each rise in the cost OF
living for all employees earning less
than 5000 month.
Such "escalator" clauses in wage
contracts are being terminated
under a new WLB policy because
OF their inf1ationary effect, the
board reported
Evening star., 1943-10-21

War bonds are just as much a
weapon as a war plane or a long
range gun; how many bonds do you
own? Back the Attack with Wal
bonds"
Evening star., 1943-10-21
|WPB Considers Cut
In Paper Reserves 10
Offset Deficiency
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
The War Production Board today
studied recommendation of the
Newspaper Industry Advisory Com
mittee that the November and De-
cember newsprint deficiency be met
by further, depicting publishers in
ventories or reserve supplies.
The plan ran counter to WPB's
views on the advisable way to meet
the estimated 16 per cent shortage,
but in the past every recommended
ton Of the committee, made up of
score of leading newspaper exec
utives, has been followed.
The committee turned thumbs
down Son an additional 16 per cent
slash in consumption November /,
as proposed by WPB. 1t urged in
stead that total inventories of all
newspapers be cut 10000 tons
month through November and De-
cember. by these two measures:
/. Action by WPB to lower its in
v~1torv ceiling sufficiently to bring
10000 tons of reserve neWsprint into
use. This probably would mean cut
ting inventories from 40 to 35 DAYS
supply in the Northeast and Gen.
trail States and from 65 to go DAYS
supply in the South and West. It
would apply to all publishers ex-
cept those whose inventory is two
carloads or less.
z. Voluntary inventory reduction
by larger newspapers only, to pro-
vide the other 10000 tons.
In addition, the Advisory Commit
tee recommended that WPB base
1914 newsprint usage on 1943 con-
sumption, junking the 1941 base used
so far. But it stipulated that WPB
first should review the appeal ton
mage granted in l943 on hardship
grounds, using strict, new standards
to reduce substantially any ap-
peals which ran more than 100 tons
quarter.
After thus squeezing any water
out Of 1943 auotments, the commit
tee said, WPB should base each
publishers newsprint use in 1914
on his quota Qess appeals for the
corresponding quarter of 1943,
whichever is larger.
The committee proposed a new
formula for applying any curtail-
ments which might prove necessary
in 1914. =
Worked out on the assumption
that 10 per cent overall cut in
neWsprint use was desired, the
formula would eliminate the first Is
tons used in quarter entirely, thus
exempting the smallest papers. The
next 100 tons would be cut 2 per
cent, the next 125 tons, per cent;
the next $50 tons, per cent: the
next 500 tons. 10 per cent, and the
next 500 tons and up. II per cent.
Evening star., 1943-10-21
FOUND.

FOUND.
WALLET, Sunday in Cathedral grounds.
: AUToMoBME KEYS. downtown on NV.
rth st CIV ~ SOY.
Evening star., 1943-10-21

knocked the agreement out, but !
still have my fingers crossed"
Mr.. Wallace further charged that
the transportation policies for the
West we're made at 40 Wall street
and that "the American people
should know that the Western agree
ment and the private rate-bureau
machinery of the entire country
function for the purpose of making
the public pay a return upon an
obsolete railroad capitalization"
Evening star., 1943-10-21
Is Hurt as Bus Strikes
z Mules Near Salisbury
Pr the Assoniatea pz

BY the Associated Press.
SALISBURY, Nd, Oct. 21.-Thir-
teen persons were injured today
when a Greyhound bus struck two
stray mules 8 miles south of Sails
bury and overturned across the
Pennsylvania Railroad tracks.
Southbound railroad traffic was
delayed two hours while a section
gang repaired the right of way .
Eleven of the injured were re-
leased from the Peninsula General
Hospital after treatment. The driver
James Perry, Holland, Pa, and one
passenger, Nellie Daniels of Nor
folk, Va, remained in the hospital
suffering from internal and back
hurts, respectively. The accident
occurred about am.
Evening star., 1943-10-21
LOST.

BHLFOLD, brown. and contents; vicinity
oi Wis ave; and M st. NV; $50 reward.
BRACELET. Identification. Richard H. Lam
dow. 13l26.9s; lost from from Bur: OF y Engrayy-
sls to 26 6ol9g1do betere aye MGpday eve
CHANGE H l1H PURSE to brown, nl,''' lost Sunday.
Please, return keys to Garden Tea shoppe,
CHANGE CHANGE PURSE Pfi lost in Ruby Foos Chi
hese Restaurant Tuesday evening. Finder
please call Georgia 6402. 22'
containing 35 baguette and 40 round dia-
monds each probably Viz Of Carlton,
HANDBAG, brown leather. lost at Stage
Poor Canteen' containing keys, drivers
personal value Not interested in money.
Reward for return Of personal belongings
aASDBAG fniS R3ss lazy Rg SSS bacs contains money
keys, rosary and ration hooks Nos, l.: 2
in The name Of Lee Wism snd Re-
eth and Fla ave, sth and H SITS. ne.
LoCKET, gold heart, engraved "Inez."
s6ck24BooK 81 kI1 s2fnnss srovn containing ration
pension chsck lost vicinity Of 18th St Sc ss'
noon; reward Cali 81. s493.
RING, pearl and diamond, lost in parlor
can car 81 81 !Tsl3 sada Sunday evening Reward
f. pocket Rhons Sosf Power stoneleish
GMBREiLAANs5 reward for return of new
brown silk umbrella, with many RIBS short
stpbby brown lizard handle initials M. is R
sos s5e hdqsy St ofS1DeF Il 'fSss s o'
library card, hosiery repair ticket. lost
High school. Wis. ave. Reward. Wo
WALLET, brown leather, with BLACK. stitch;
"B" gas coupons. draft registration card
Ward Ward. " Edward G. Fenwick. 726 Wood
WALLET, black calfskin: contents import
can't RGtq5a s easd iIe Aex OTa sa 'eE
WALLET, black, lost Tuesday morning
quito cards, social security: draft registra;
reward, p. =. crilIy, 2olo W. Ontario
WALLET, black, initials B. l., contain,
lS.h Ss NV, Liberal reward for. for return ,n,r,
Scnts sather ot 700 Sfh boct Eas,
WATCH. iady's Hamilton, between Sacred
scribed Margaret o'Mailey,' Oct. 18th
Call 60 3lan
WEDDING RING, Tuesday evening May
flower cocktail lounge; reward. D1. 2309
WRIST WATCH, lady's Bulova. yellow GOLD
case REWARD. Call RE. 1900. Ext
.trsp: @ Or 18th St. sunday nisht, so'
1RlsT WATCH. lady's Hamilton diamond
V-3345 Literal reward. co. 5732.
WRIST WATCH, small gold Bulova; los
on Conn. ave. bet. Dupont Circle ane
Calf St: reward DF. 2Oo3 or DU. s6S6
WRIST WATCH, ladys gold, between 4tf
and 18th SIS. NV. Reward. Call Republic
1900. Ext. 3216.
WRIST WATCH, lady's, yellow gold. Ham
ilton; lost bet. Longfellow Apts. and Com
merce Bldg, Reward. Call GE. 1859 ewes
WRIST WATCH, Swiss, very small. gols
case: lost bet. s. Arlington and 7th and
sts. Reward. Call Gil. 516s.
Evening star., 1943-10-21
Al Jenkins Qualities
For MuyoruIty Aqoin
By the Associated press

BY the Associated Press.
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 21.-Ab
Jenkins, Utah's famous speed car
driver, has qualified to seek second
four-year term as Salt Lake Citys
Mayor. .....
Mr.. jenkins, with 6,648 votes, and
Earl j. Glade, radio station execu-
tive, with 8,825, survived yesterdays
primary and will run for Mayor in
November.