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Evening star., 1944-11-15
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BUSINESS WOMAN, exp. in personnel
work. wants position in PVT. industry.
hSfhslf Ri PHf tSF star to aae
with physician or private party as dietician
tdiebetics a speciality: as receptionist,
speak Spanish. French as well as English
Z fSs f. s SO " m Boy s4:s star M ASs y: s:'
teratfons; reasonable MISS BERT. 1880
Irving St nv S, Apt Adams 223s.
youne ady sh Rears vaed os
experience, especially capable at handing
office detail in addition to regular secre.
tarial work. available Decembes 1st al
salary $50 per week. Call RE. $3.50
GENERAL OFFICE WORK. some bkkp.; s.
5hs-day wk: capable pleasant S35 week
GIRL. CIR young; go excellent background ex-
perri,esnced all types oftice work and meeting
over Box 1875. Star l7s
GIRL, l5-vear-old. desires part-time posi-
ton as office. salesgirl or similar. Mon
sible, to hours. Call TIA. 4s45 after
NURSE. practical would like s-hr. day
duty; Shepherd $3.50;
NURSE, practical wishes position: refer
ences. Atlantic 9555..
for one-room. kitchenette and bath apart
sALLIE A. LYON, 336 18th st. Sc. 15'
TYP1NG DONE, speedy and accurate. Rea.
sonable rates. Call RA. 1895 weekdays
after $50 pm.
TYPIsT-STLNO., accurate. dependable;
work and expert collection (exp). Call
MISS HENRY, Taylor 6932.
WOMAN, coloreo, would like part-time
penser or cashier. FIR. 1929. From 6. to
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SITUATIONS MEN.

NOMINATIONS general rec
ords. part time; prepare financial and tax
ACCOUNTANT-OFFiCE MANAGER, exten-
sive experience. all taxes, college and ac-
counting graduate, above average, draft
exempt. Box l24-S. Star.
ACCOUNTING-TAX SERVICE-An sc-
counting statements. Federal and State tax
fas %HAIe " Wa GAas as5o
CHEF for private family; take full charge
OF kitchen; very experienced; best refer
ences; Box lI3-S, Star.
tractor; % years offered in field expert
enee: construction Of industrial. COM
mercial. public bldg, reinforced concrete,
masonry structures, water plants, railroad
structure housing; Army and Navy con.
3.nd S. Baito.. Md Belmont 1900
JANITOR. colored. part time; best refer
cnce: single, 45; large apt. house, quarters
with small salary; small apt. house, no
salary; prefer neighborhood 9Th and r. L.
ave. NV. TIE. 440l. SMITH, woodrow
LIQUOR STORE MANAGER, salesman ex-
perienced promotion and display. will be
available after 1st of year. Box 35s-R.
MAN, handy with most tools and painting,
p1n'' E sos x0ff h5s Star week 10 am ):
MAN. colored, desires position as tsnitor,
houseman; handy with tools, employed
evenings; quarters preferred. Call TAYLOR
s 512s r. bs.yssn g,Ms ,ss 2 m: and pm 10.
PHoTOGRAPHER. portrait and dark room:
honorable discharge; write offers. Box
YoUSG MAN. "a. honorable discharge.
ary Box Ills, Star
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HFlP MEN 8 WoMEN lconf. !

tons permansnt o0f sood ssiars' ivfNa Has'
TE1GraoSs sSs ste ofERAFoR 4 for bus, switch
board, thoroughly experienced, 7-hour day;
wares, $3.50 per month to competent opera
tor For interview phone MI. 6042.
TOY DEPT. SALESPEOPLE--Good start
s :isf Once snS ouI sSzh M HEeR seRf
wSkEaaiodGjssEn Il djs ~ WORKERS, good starting
experience necessary, permanent positions
vacation with pay: good Jobs available as
order clerks, helpers and for boys 16 to
Is IN mail room; apply in person. Peoples
WRAPPEns AND INSPECTORS wanted:
top compensation; many benefits =, Apply
@ &oulp ! SoG g LIRE iiRi TO EARN sx.r. money!
M have or a Ss ae te
hours Thursday profitably. You may select
your own dept and work in air conditioned
s4ntGH FIN HnzP ARp Go ST. st se s end floor
vIRGINIANs!-We need saiespsople in our
ArliIpston hanI store who live nearby Psrma
,en at ahHS fSnebSas sHoE sroRE nj sioi eV Wilson
HAVE You three hours spare time dailya
Gould you use an extra $5 per day for
three hours work? Full-time work also
available. Age no handicap If active. Ap-
INDUSTRY NEEDS war workers for vital
project, near Knoxville, Tenn. Enlist your
skills to finish the fight If you are: Pro-
duction traineer (male and female). cleo
trical switchboard operators, electrical in
spectors, mechanical inspectors instrument
mechanics, electrical mechanics, chemical
operators, clerks, typists. steami1tters,
clerk k-typists, stenographers radio me-
chanics, safety inspector. Transportation
reimbursed to job site. Excellent recreation.
shopping facilities, living quarters. See
our representative at the U. S. Employ
ment Service of the War Manpower Com
mission at 301 King St, Alexandria, Va,
November 13 through Is. Those in essen
ttal industry need not aIply.
TABULATING MACHINE OPERATORS, ex-
perienced, urgently needed by nearby
eastern aircraft company on vital war
work with excellent postwar possibilities.
Experience with all types of tabulating
machines with particular emphasis on
operation of alphabetic and numerie tabu-
lators. reproducing punches and collators
is necessary. Ability to wire plug boards
on fairly complicated setups is essential.
knowledge of various accounting and
general applications which are particularly
adaptable to tabulatinG machine operations
would be most helpful in securing several
of the top jobs which are open in our
tabulating machines division.
In letter of application state your age,
give in detail your previous experience and
knowledge of tabulatipg machine opera
tions rs well as salary expected to Box
e-S, Star.
All applicants must comply with War
Manpower regulations.
Evening star., 1944-11-15
HOME IMPRoveMEN1 coMPANlE!

COMMUNITY CONTRACTORs - Prompt
prices on storm sash. asbestos siding and
sSsns sSsnns. lsGs a2 EDS gx . 79sz RA
FLOOR service. nothins but the best
laying, sanding. finishing, cleaning; par.
quet installation: Bruce finishes. FLOOR.
sin sHH ave- WoHuaASuGHs NJ saI5 iNc' 1872 w'scon'
cali GEERAERT INC, Builders. SLIGO 7755
Free estimates. Prompt and efncient service
J0HNs-MANvILLE roofing. siding storm
$SSnas : aSs !. a.ns.
cSSnsrsSs work & and general CONTRACTOR; est
chTrSh anTasN va, W. Te1sDnons ra LII. nosl.
closed. recreation rooms built. .attics nm.
ished: concrete and brick work, paintins
and plumbing; roofing. siding and storm
ss5a.a sash Get % our frss ssti%sts Terms ar.
MODERNizE YOUk HOME and add addi.
tional income. Attics made into rooms
basement rooms finished, porches in.
ing, asbestos siding and roofins and gen.
eral house repairs. Get our free esti.
HOME RENovATINd Co, 1920 Irving st
Foi PiS CON-. dsmi sATSsooMs, iTSS n..tins repair.
~ H.. ffTzTIaxlSRicI: 81; sGsI @ Rd ass5 ave. ne.
se%s ils '.Ss.ss' s:sss ;Sct 6arFY sSd
Member J.-M Home fmpFovemsnt Guild
syHns1fia WsyAHTn.sR1ffisaosodIHiINs-Haye your bassmen,
vesshsr. @ RoskksT Z. PRicT. ordssss
Evening star., 1944-11-15
SITUATIONS poMEsrIc

COLORED GIRL wants part-time work OF
days a week, S5 and carfare day; no
outside window washing. Call after 4:30
COLORED GIRL, good worker, wants day
work only. S5 day; N. Arl., F. c. Write M
Jackson, r. l.. Box 90, Vienna. Va.
GIRL, colored honest reliable, wants
work with employed couple; no cooking
Call AT 1905.
HOUSEKEEPER, colored, general house
work, plain cooking; 3 to 8, Monday
through Friday 1927 9th st. NV
WOMAN. colored, wishes work Thursday
Friday and Saturday. Cali Lincoln 4131.
REFINED colored couple desires Job as
janitor of apt. house. with quarters; nt
children. citv refs HQ 4Q47
Evening star., 1944-11-15
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK for small guest house; no Sunday
work 1905 New Hampshire ave; NV,
COOK, g.h.w., assist with 2 children, live
in: nice 2nd-floor room and bath, near
18th and Columbia road. CO. 1928
hours, approximately to 9; people;
Georgetown: no housework required. TeIe-
phone mornings. MI 2544.
COOK and chambermaid- e girls),
white, wanted by lady with grown daugh-
ters: small Georgetown house: sunny
upstairs rooms with bath: excellent wages:
COOK AND G.H.W, live in, room, bath
and radio: $50 per week; family of
stion for capsSe eolopeS maid sS
COOK AND G.H.W., Chevy Chase, Nd
live In; $50 week. Call WI 949e,
ilyi live In. $50 or SIS week. OR.
G.M.W..- live in, upstairs rm. and private
Sssks sassi s1 Pt5 PT6usEwdkkEaIIs sf aIss afternoon,
week: Soc an hour. RA- 1902.
Evening star., 1944-11-15
HONE IMP. coMpANlEs tcsns.

lJOHND-MANv1LLE foofng and sfdtng
o1EpNIS sSiI a., li AIlinsson. % V. III ssss.
CALL 4. r. WO06SON CO.-aoonne. sid.
ing, insulation; combinstisn sform ssah
LAY lay I. = soBesrs.H = .emSSe'sr SSeS Of CONNER
ctal and residenttal Hropertles; estimates.
Call any time Trinidad 6467. 20s
AAA CONTRACTING CO.-Johns-M -Manviile
roofing, siding and insulation, home re-
MODELLING, expert heating service, easement
storm sash: l to Is years to pay. Phone
DI 1862 and DI 0350
Evening star., 1944-11-15

now forming. Beginners' and refresheT
courses in shorthand. tipping. ,bookkeeping,
comptometer. all secretarial subjects. Est
g33s; BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 ? st. topp
QUICK REVIEW COURSE Nm shorthand,
typewriting, bookkeeping, calculating ma
chimes; New classes now startins. Enroll
as BOYD SCHOOL. 1898 = ST.. MA. 1888.
CIVILIAN FLIGHT. INSTRUCTION avail
OIL. 1883.
MATHEMATICS Arithmetic, ALGEBRA,
Geometry, Trigonometry, Calculus, Physics
Iutored days, evenings. Box 7-S, Star
Evening star., 1944-11-15
PERSONAL icsss.l.

MARTiN NURsING HOME-Private and
semiprivate vacancies: 24-hour nursinS
FALLS iiiL GaU1cS cSSif as' DAY nj NuksEHY H Tn.
kind Of care that makes happy children:
nourishins food large home and play
ground: great deal Of love and . rea-
sonAble amount OF instruction. MARJORIE
ssssrTEkReo keons HEAETa aT1G STUDIO. Colds ~. and
chronic pains treated. Trained nurse
Men MEN. woMEN! Old At 40 so, eol Want
Tablets pep up bodies lacking Iron, also
contain vttamin B1, calcium. Trial size
~ ~ NTEREsTED in srapSology. you are
IYI;iv lng;i !Es,r TSr details; NJ. as4o. 90:
5 years; $40 weekly. 1852 1nsiesids ter.
ALTERATIONS, hand and machine sevins
y kYsyy ter.,n Tife e. hSms sSas Ask for MRS
WAKE UP BY PHONE-An emergency
siter xss ssEyase; s:sS . sioo per month. DE- s!oS
MOTHER win board .chooi-ase boy. re:
lined pvt. home; excellent care, balanced
diet. Silver Spring, Md 6H 6b16.
Evening star., 1944-11-15
PERSONAL


WATCH REPAIRING. s to days service:
matchmaker on premises for prompt atten-
ton; Ion alarm , cl1cks repaired; york guar,
MART 514 10th ST., between Esand SITS.
FUR HATS INDIVIDUALLY STYLED to
match your coat, from fur piecess we
ming. VOGUE, 1928 I4th st. NV. Open eve
CIRCLE CLUB DANCES, where friends
meet and STRANGERS feel at home, For in
formation phone. 7-10 pm. FIR. O590
DIR. H. " JOHNSON dentist False teeth
repaired while you wait. Room 602
PHONE SHEPHERD 1880, ask for Miss
Wright ii you are in need of 0 loan up to
WxqCm S3oT m EFPAi1Sfsc,.,s. yGHP Aiiisn1Sssfnre
and American watches. any make clocks
r guar IRWIN 'stSiss @zTeH 'e CO.. ~'sshss sssE
RREiMsjoaRRsHoDs d er.d,cated b, m, isr own
method Results effective for q life
time or money back Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery DR. SOMMERWERcK
1921 18th st. NV. RA. 4747
KIND CARE given aged or inva1ids: grad
uate nurse; pleasant SURROUNDINGS; years
sxpe,isnss .vs q S,, Phone Falls Church l377.w. !.
Eess EEecsNsoyks sos scHooanr ar $40 zo7s nAsr1lr AZ
formerly Of Fifth ave. N. z: equipped for
prompt service: dresses, suits made to
order. also. restyllnr and alterstions:
1t. NV. Room 20: phone Ex. 1908.
Evening star., 1944-11-15
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING Florida Friday, room one pas
senger. TIE. 697S. 15s
WILL DRIVE CAR to Florida in exchange
for TRANSPORTATION, references. Ordway
1851, J. MARTIN.
take passenger; references. Call Woodley
15h2 49,
DRIVING to st. Louis, Missouri, about
Nov. goth. can take person to help
drive. Call Hillside 1871
DOCTOR, driving to Los Angeles, first OF
week, passengers desired; nonsmokers pre-
ferred Phone Sligo 1856. forenoons 16s
Evening star., 1944-11-15

YOUNG PASTOR offers 3 good buys
Many more to choose from. with down
payments of $500 to $4,000.
No. 1-10 rooms on 9Th st. Sc, few
doors of E. Cap; coal heat: rent, $50: all
apts.: income quoted $3.50; dandy fur
uiture: $1,000, terms
No. Here 1t is. folks, right near our
3 baths, oil heat: rent. S12O: income
quoted $3.50 and owners quarters beau
tiful stone bldg. ideal for tourist home:
priced to sell for So 400, terms. See our
bargains before buying.
No 3--9 rooms, IN baths: rent. SOS:
income quoted S17O: coal heat: fair fur
niture; F. st. s.w.; good buy for $500;
YOUNG { PASTOR. 1929 Vermont NV.
Evening star., 1944-11-15

YOUNG LADY to sell phonograph records,
experience unnecessary; excellent salary.
STAR RADIO CO., 400 11th st. NV. See
YOUNG LADY, high school graduate. I'M
Ger 30. attractive. Lnencumbered, to learn
photography. Box 1905. Star.
oNe aoss in Lazy y sas fas oa ssS Tee
ouSs e 0ffia s91s for eeeHsf Clerical pOsl.ton
e1Sr11RFs aag 4ozsogT Tcr geek S,s Apply COLUMBIA
WooDWAR6 & LoTHRooP i has 'i Immediate
openings for silk fnishers, wool pressers.
alteration operators, laundry helpers. Ap-
ply employment office, 9th floor.
and night work. assembly work and md in. in
sary; excellent wages, regular increases.
aspt aaR9ly wAgH1NaIoR 81 Il ssTr6E ssiE 81
TECHNOLOGY. College Park. Nd.
WORKERS NEEDED for essential work in
vicinity Of Knoxville, Tenn, in the follow
ing ing occupations: &C &m Typists. secretaries. ste
STATES % EMPIoaMaMr aPH RM sER1TcE, s1f NttE ios
18th st. NV, where company representa-
employed in essential activity need not
Woodward LoTHRoP has immediate
openings for office workers, typists. billing
time shoppers. markers. messengers. Ap-
ply employment Office, 9th floor
INSURANCE OFFICE has open'pa for part
time. clerk-typist knowledge \ OF book
Esspns Ti5sDh9ns h2oTA "a fas book
keeping machine operator for ". Shington
branch Of large national fuel oil otganiza-
tion; good hours nice working conditions,
Mson HEAT sss eoMER Mssas
CO. l7l9 Conn. ave. Hobart 062T.
Evening star., 1944-11-15

SO to $3.50; save 5OG Evenings to g.
laos ,o Conn Com aye ruI Ho se1s Liberal trade
FUR COATs-Factory on premises; guar.
parei Go now to the QUALITY FUR SHOP
sq "a dseard last sea
trimming lor same that viii restore it like
PFSGHRN1ff4HiRk. PSH f4i nc rooms, n - Complete excel
lent condition party being transferred
343 Orange st. Sc. Apt. L.
new bedroom. living room. dinette suites
tables, lamps, lounge chairs, etc. Our
prices lowest in town on Hollywood beds
Held. M $685. Ga. ave. NV. RA so1o
FUN FGtRNffTGRE.New bedroom. liv. rm., din
some son are are fioor Samples. sTAHLER FUR
NITURE CO. $40 st: NV; Open ewes:
8 s. STOVE Ies CO, 1883 s Il Ft.I St. ne. fR. 1852
room chair Holiswood bed, a Osa steel s Arms
se p smes and %exanST nSxs css Sssu din
maple 4Dposter bed. $40: mshosany lSi ssf bed
snS sio ss!yen mape Ssdreo9 is ehars
q ladies' white Shoes. Sc" Phone "a
furn:tupe, Specials on sofa beds. ,studi'
suites, See us before buying. Easy terms
The Crown Co. s27.s2g 18th st; NV;
furniture at deep-cut prices; coil springs
RANGES. unnnished drop-leaf tables. higf
chairs, brand-new living room suites; sofa
beds and factory rebuilt studios With all
piete. with mattress. sle: dinette sets
cedar chests, 3 drawers. looks Ike dress
er. all finishes; Hollywood beds complete
with mattress. 500: large selection ol
household furniture: special springs on legs
With mattress. SO: easy terms; free de-
Thurs and Fri. until pm. ATLAS FUR
TTHHRE &C. sR sSa AsrEsJust 81 nw na secsiyec sss
large shipment Of prewar. cribs, baby car;
very Low for quick sale; come and get yours.
furniturs high Quality By nationals q ss y
Prevar upholstered furniture. bedroom and
dining room suites and large selection
Of occasional pieces. Open Thurs and Sat
till pm II you are interested In
|refrigerators. electric irons. toasters anc
other slsetr,ssl appIiances;; o.a see Mr.
u.W.s Ma. cOo0-
Kodiak mirror., 1944-08-12

Gas ratloning wasn't as bad as we thought it was or maybe we were lucky. In Seattle relative worked for Boeing and had extra gas and could take us riding all afternoon around Seattle and suburbs. in Bremerton a friend had enough gas to keep two cars going and to take weekend trips even between Weekends. In Port land a friend was a salesman and as salesmen can't get extra gas the company classifies them as hydraulic engineers or some thing and they get extra gas and we could ride to neighboring cities and about town. In Idaho friends pooled their gas so we could take a jaunt to neighbor- ing towns. In southwest Wash ington a friend worked in the lumber industry and could get extra gas so we could drive to town every day shopping and jog down to the coast to buy crabs.
 From our own experience, only, we would say there is more gassing about gas rationing than would seem necessary.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-08-12
KODIAK DIARY
So we took a trip.

So we took a trip.
 We travelled 2 r8 thousand miles to enjoy the sunshine and eat stra wberries and returned to Kodiak to pant in the heat and dust and to go to the Island fountain and eat strawberry short cake (berries flown from Homer) and munch on strawber- ries from Knute Solberg's (75 cents a pint).
 It doesn't make cents.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-08-12

In Seattle we read of a case of a couple. allegedly intoxicated, who got in an argument and the wife shot her husband fatally. At the trial she testified she remem- bered nothing. The charge was manslaughter and she was ac- quilted on plea of self defense.
 It wasn't until on the boat that we learned the couple, MT. and Ms. Ed Rogers, according to accounts, were from Kodiak. Mrs Rogers is the former Lillian Walker, who worked as enter tainer at the Chicken Inn.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-08-12

penguins at Kodiak, or do they get that far south?"
 We explained that they don't get this far north-that Byrd's bird is indigenous to the South Pole solely.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-08-12

A Sailor aboard ship, desiring to learn about his future home of Kodiak, asked us fare there
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way. Her voice carried Not quite together
that time, Hnp -. Four. quicker. please,
on the recovery. believe you're dipping
too much. Six 80" Though not inspiring,
what she said was to the point
Bill admitted to himself that Jonce's me
chanical technique equalled Condon's; but
her mere presence in the shell was an insult
to all Chuloga tradition.
Tuesday went better than Monday, and
after the Wednesday row. Mac conferred
with the stroke: She's natural. Bill"
81 still don't like her."
The coach frowned You've all got to like
her. or the gang don't get the spark. With
the spark you're crew. No spark and you're
only nine men in boat. The rest are all for
Joncie What's the matter with you?"
1t was me-thnty that evening. Bill Peters
has finished his regular hour of Joint study
at the home of fellow engineer. The session
had been spiced by discovery that the host
had a copy of the Chuloga University News
which Bill had missed. 1t announced Bills
election to Sigma XII. the honorary scientific
fraternity. and the clipping would fill the
aching gap in Bills suapbook. where he re-
corded his progress rung by rung up the lad
der Omitted from the scrapbook were such
questionable events as the examination for
the Cavendish Chemistry Medal, won by
competing coed. and that desolating class
election when female of the species had been
made president with 623 votes to his AIS.
AS BILL left the house, he noticed stalled
green coupe with a young lady investigating
the mysteries under the hood.
Hello" he said. Something wrong?"
She turned, and he could see the anxiety
on Joncie Dykes face give way to relief.
'tOh. Mr.. Peters, it's wonderful that you're
here I'm so deathly afraid of these darkish
streets; my car isn't peroolatng. and there's
not single service station open"
'Lemme look" Two wires had left their
spark plug terminals; he frightened them.
Aren't you the answer to a prayerr Her
face was working diagram of gratitude.
when it comes to machinery, I'm lost. But
then, you're an engineer"
The implicit compliment hit the mark. His
eyes became less plaintive. Nothing to it,
But it means lot to me. Do you suppose
the car will start now?" She tried it. As the
motor turned over she gave delighted and
undignihed squeal Saved! Another gal who
doesn't have to walk home Please let me
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give you a lift wherever you may be gong"
He tried to summon up sales resistance -
failed By the time they reached the Engi-
neezs Club, conversation was not merely
under way; it flowed She was friendly, inter
ested and, most surprising, deferred to him.
Look, Bill - we might just as well be
on first-name basis, because we're shell
mates or something like that. There's one
question want to ask YOU
Sure"
Goodness knows I'm trying hard with the
crew, but seem to be doing it wrong"
You're handling the boat all right"
The steering and timing. I suppose. are
fair; but don't mean that. What Tipes me
- I'm not getting everybody to put in his
last two cents worth. What can do?"
HE appeal was not only in words but IN the
voice He had never imagined she was like
that - content to let the strong masculine
intellect solve her problem. He felt himself
becoming big brotherly. Its like this. Miss
uh - Joncie. You've landed tough job. The
gang has to respect you, and at the same time
like you"
Il know. OF course, as they'd respect any
girl trying to help them out; but -"
At her pause he made the only permissible
answer And they like you. Sure. All of us"
Don't try to spare my feelings. l know
I'm not very hkable person - never have
been I'm too interested in myself"
you don't strike me like that"
But am"
You're okay. Joncie. You're all right"
He found himself beginning to believe it.
I'm mess But it's partly the way was
brought up. Protected. The pet orchid. A
reserved, self-oentered. snooty brat"
You're not at all like that. +" He felt HIM
self awash in wave of friendliness
Its fact You know, Bill, remember
a letter you wrote for the News You said
it was a shame that Chuloga had goods"
law - well, l was kidding. Fact IS when
- when wrote that -"
you hit the nail on the head, Bill. This
ought not to be a coed place, because girls
spoil everything. They're not interested in
helping Chuloga; all they care about is what
they can get out of Chuloga. The girls here
have never given you square deal, Bill"
He was astonished. 1t was like hearing
wolf speak up against lamb slaughter.
mo, they haven't. When Grace Morton
got that Cavendish medal away from you,