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Conference
Continued From First Page.

Thrace from Greece and a corridor
to the Aegean Sea, and Czechoslo-
vakia's request for small strip of
Hungary south of the Danube and
below BratislaVa. Bulgaria's de-
mand has the support of the Soviet
Union and the Slav group.
A new complication in the prob
lem OF demands on Greece was
Yugoslavia's open hint that it be-
lieved Greek Macedonia should be
in the Yugoslav federation.
Italo- Austrian Accord.
Brightest spot of the week of
argument over territorial demands
was the announcement by Italy and
Austria of an accord on their diff
ferences over the South Tyrol. The
accord was hailed by an American
spokesman as "a great thing" and
"one of the most constructive
things that has come out of this
conference"
Under the agreement, which ap-
peared to be a partial solution OF
the knotty South Tyrol question
Italy and Austria granted regional
autonomy to the German-speakine
inhabitants of Bolzano and Trento
provinces, especially in use of the
German language and German
family names, and gave them equal
rights, particularly with respect tc
holding Office. 1t also called for re-
vision of the Hitler -Mussolini agree
ment Of 1899 which forced South
Tyroleans to choose either Ger
man or Italian nationality.
italian Premier Alcide de Casper
and Austrian Foreign Minister Kar
Gruber, submitting the accord to tht
conference today, asked that it bt
approved and included in the peace
treaty with Italy.
The two nations agreed that with.
In a year agreement would bt
reached for road and rail traffic be.
tween the South Tyrol in Italy anc
the Austrian North and East Tyrol
and for exchanging goods between
Austria and Italy.
Byrnes to Return.
Secretary of State Byrnes was ex.
pected back in Paris from German,
tomorrow, and American delegation
sources said he would remain firm
in his stand that the Peace Confer
ence and the U. N. General Assem-
bly, could be held concurrently.
(Mr. Byrnes was resting at a
secret Bavarian summer chateau,
dispatch from Munich re-
ported.)
In Mr.. Byrnes' absence the For
eign Ministers reached no decisio
on this matter last night, whe
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov in
sisted that the Assembly sessio
scheduled September % be post
ppned until November, and that |
be held in Geneva rather than i
New York Another Foreign Min
listers meeting is tentatively sched
uled for tomorrow.
The -sgal and Drafting Com
mission deferred action on Aus
tralia's oft-repeated proposal to es
tabliSh an International Court {
Human Rights, which was taken u
today in the commissions frs
meeting.
In the Political and Territoris
Commission for Finland, delegate
voted 7 to for British propose
to refer all disputes concerning tn
Finnish treatys Interpretation G
administration to the Internations
Court of Justice. Russia opposed
suggesting that disputes be settle
by direct negotiation.
In the Political and Territoris
Commission for Romania the dele
gates approved four technical ar
Evening star., 1946-09-08
SEC Denies Short SELLING
Caused Stock Market Break
By the Assncinfed Prssx

The Securities and Exchange Com
mission has advised Representative
SABBATH, Democrat, of Illinois that it
believes short selling played no sig
nlficant part" in the recent sharp
drop of stock values.
SEC Chairman James J. Caffrey
expressed that opinion In a letter to
the legislator, who recently wrote
MIN urging a detailed investigation
OF short selling. Mr.. Sabath'e letter
expressed belief that current market
fluctuations were caused by short
sales manipulated by persons with
Evening star., 1946-09-08
Wooden Bench Is Found
On 75-Foot Chimney
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO.-Police and school
authorities in suburban Riverside
investigated a prank normally asso-
ciated with Halloween.
SeVenty-fiye feet in the air a To-
foot wooden bench was lying across
the top of the brick chimney OF
Central School.
The top of the chimney is acces-
sible by means of iron rungs on the
exterior and police suspected the
pranksters hauled up the bench by
| rope.
Evening star., 1946-09-08

political, as well as financial mo-
tives.
Mr.. Caffrey's response, made pub
iic by Mr.. SABBATH yesterday, said
the SEC Is keeping a close eve on
stock market fluctuations to prevent
any violation of Its regulations and
added:
The commissions short selling
rule prohibits any. one from selling
a registered security short except at
price which is above the last diff
ferent sale price for that particula,
security. feel sure that this
rule in operation has greatly tenn
pered market declines such as that
which occurred and that short
selling played no significant part
therein"
Easing of property taxes has
caused record realty hooyo in
Evening star., 1946-09-08
Fordhum Club to Meet

The Fordham University Club of
Washington will hold it's opening
fall meeting at 9:15 pm. tomorrow
at the Carlton Hotel.
Evening star., 1946-09-08

ticles CT the Romanian treaty draft
dealing with Romanian registration
OF prewar bilateral treaties and Ro-
manian acceptance of liquidation of
the League of Nations and affiliated
organizations
Evening star., 1946-09-08

Easing of property taxes has
caused a record realty boom in
Cape Town, South Africa.
Evening star., 1946-05-27
MOTOR TRAVEL,

DEALER sending several cars Calf durins
next wks. will have room for passen.:
exen. Ma ss5S. A'e' anu ui''inF 90. as..ei
AM DRIVING to Virginia Beach. va. or
paSsensers. Am careful driver. WA
THE TRAVEL REGIsTER-Drivers ant
portation by calling The Travel Register
@ caRs caFoRSiA s2GP K Pm shaae haalz exDens. l
nEeF fiji III Sacans Saanse seats sas f'de Is
Yrs. in Wash; Once, % Mass. ave NV
RELIABLE PaRR:T1Y OF will take your ca,
ssSpsnses Can THO THoMAs e FisHIER. I'LL Ras Al Il
NASH SEDAN to San FRANCISCO; can take
Phone T Marlboro. MARYLAND. 175.. ia
Holtdp Ml rakd sdod s5S ,es to
ROUND TRIP MEXICO CITY, al about 4tot June
10th in your car or mine. Box 115-J,
DRIVING TO MINNESOTA June 8, can
take passengers. Call Mr.. NELSON, Ii
GOING TO N. Y. CITY. accommodate q
Chestnut 1900 Ext. 338.
COUPLE desire ride to New Orleans any
Franklin $500. Ext. a64 after $50
ATLANTIC CITY-Going May 80, return
Ing sunday Tohnd Take refs s11
MEDICAL STUDENT and wife desire ride
to Northwest Coast; prefer Washington
State: share expenses and driving: June
5 or after. Greenbelt 1886, evenings
TO MEMPHIS. TENN. via Nashville and
Knoxville, May 20 or 30: ~ Packard
6kPPfNG SRPfs taf1 70 kSoxVLLE 5 e. geas
.; 1946 Ford; leaving May 90. FIR. $500,
TWo CLEAN-cUT FELLOWS, willing to
offer their company and driving services
to any one driving to Florida Saturday
night or sunday: willing to share ex-
penses of trip. Phone Me. 1884 till 1:3O
pm: IA 312f after $40 pm 2Ss
Evening star., 1946-05-27
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Mod,

BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in, all subjects; day. night and
part-time classes: get our free catalogue
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, approved for
?. G. reauirements and CT training. 134O
MAwAixS hE aED IS sPANsa fsta6 GuPfsR g1s also
violin, private instruction; instruments
POPULAR PIANO or accordion taught in
20 lessons. Improvising and transposing
Aforementioned studio. MR.. NEWMAN,
sSfst 1.ps & St M MEe47oo or RA $500, -,
types of material, scientific, political. eco
nomic, etc. Private lessons also given day
or evening. excellent background. GE. 5609.
sEWING-Learn to sew: 2-hour lessons,
SO night n snd day classes. 1887 Conn.
RETRiGERATIoN. air-conditionins, re-
free facts: utilities inst. Box Al,
EXCELLENT EARNING OPPORTUNITIES
in auto body and fender work, including
Welding, spray painting and metal work.
Easy to learn now in your spare time
Chance for good Job or a shop of your
own. We'll show you how, Here's one of
auto business Get the facts Write today.
AUTo-CRAFTS TRAINING. Box 4I-J Star.
CLARINET INSTRUCTION by professional
who has played in leading musical organi-
cations. Give phone No. Box 4S9H, Star.
FRENCH LADY. American Univ. graduate,
recently arrived from Paris, gives lessons
in n, French; Box 142-J. Star. 26'
term. DE. 7057.
Evening star., 1946-05-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


TUXEDO GREENHOUSES. 5000 Beecher
st. II Tuxedo No g. mules s5o from Or 44th ana
Ws SsS soGksd F ands5
900. Shown WI by G appoinment With owner. ne
ART1HfiuR u H f. \ MAaRgDEK wa ss!esman, 2sh Or
Marlboro 1853 after 5 pm. or Mr' Henry
RESI- RI si9F BEER MsrlHS1o ASD WINEcolored trade.
5000 cash cash required; balance on easy
terms This Is good monsy-maker, and
ihssd ri NTmfdfisy sEER AND BU fsfs
very clean. Rent $50; 4ia-yr. lease; do
ing $3.50 daily: $4,000 required, balance
DUE TO POOR HEALTH, I am forced to
ness. Sale includes, equipment supplies.
etc. Good location; long lease can be had
by responsible party. Trade name will be
see os 70 pae ar far
a good name. For further information call
p6 SqI5 eG1n5agS GRocIRY stter Swwky BUS
500; colored trade, Living quarters. -op-
ZEE REArY Re co D % 443 III lH and
sHLF-sERvieE SELF SERVICE GRocERY-colored trade.
~ DEE PEE Sd75b GHE REAdTY danp
SUNDAY and evenings, IA. 445o
MODERN CAFETERIA, among permanent
Government buildings. seats 80 people
over $500 receipts daily. closed Sundays
GAS GAS sTAr1oSMUsine s RHS 'eh' sheir vsii-knovn
ly business: well equipped and a good
Safh5sa D5lss 1sth 4 os2 WAfiEN kE o4sS
coIosR6 eysI sna ssfsay RFsTyAuKANTDoine EM ro
weekly business: good location. stock and
eauipmtent;I en- : NE reasonable re rent ~ and good
s fasf NV WAkR kE o5 eEes and 81 Sunday Sh
TOURIST COURT, situated on 80 acres,
fronting on Rt. .50;. completely modern,
l2-room house, plus 4 double cabins; esti-
mated insome eoS S27 day immediate pos.
on balance CURTIS E, MARTIN. Reator.
l2o S. ROYAL st, Alex. 6s15, TIE. 254s.
BEAUTY sHoP-Good location, completely
equipped for. 2 operators; s65 per mo-
rental including apartment of one bedrm .
combination liv; rm. and din. -rm., kit.
d and bath. bath; oil h,ot,water heat; For price
Col oNIA REAITY CO Gan 3oa4 MEs hsnS9m Wiison
blvd. Arlington, Va. CHI 5554. Gil.
GROCERY saa STORE: in good location. doing
sHENK, Broker, RA. 300, until m.
LAUNDRY MACHINERY for sale-2 com
nlete hta, rante Pantex shirt units. wearing ap
STONE LAUNDRY. 5Si6 0s sth st. m NV Ns; -.
l HAVE 81 900 want a business of my
WaTcMM.x 0Wni Mnat haye ya you? Box e24-J Star
own EQUIPMENT; opportunity for conces-
sion in well-located downtown store Ad-
dreSs reply to Box 2l6-J, Star. 20"
Evening star., 1946-05-27
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COUPLE. reliable, Japanese American. with
housssworkers. DI.. 2945. IS.
GIRL, colored, wishes full time Job OF
part time, no cooking. Call DE. 1928.
GIRL, colored: fond of children, house
W YORK Ss3 S3 and dsss carfare; 6la days, from
GIRLS: .eolored go, spring cleaning. Ran
GIRL. colored wants days work; SIS and
carfare. Call DU. S015. 29'
GIRL, colored. exper. and dependable, de-
slres 5oday job to clean. no cooking: $50
to 30: $50 and carfare. Call Friday
$50 to II noon. Ii. 27Sa.
GIRL. general housework, B evenings, ST.
and carfare; colored; references. Call TR.
GIRL, colored, wants days, work, days
T:30 pm. Soc an hour and carfare: in
telligent. neat and clean; child care Call
AT. 0229 after 4:30 pm.
So and carfare. Call RE 1916 26.
LAUNDRESS. out by day, also to take
ORIGINAL SPRING HOUSE CLEANERS
tcolored man and woman helper have a
few open days. Best refs. Lincoln 57SS
WOMAN, colored, desires sh.w. for work
Ia 3ng couple frSm until 5; local references
WOMAN, colored, wants place cooking
dinner evenings, to o'clock. North
WOMAN. colored. honest dependable,
wishes days work, personal laundry and
cleaning. Mon. through Friday. DU 1890
Evening star., 1946-05-27
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

CARD PUNCH oPR.. %. $40; veteran
pTst nTef day Gk sgypistseeTk good st fig
sTENoGRAPHER If5' $500; 5-daS Sd we Week;
research office; steno, travel bureau, expr'
air, IS $500; Public Relations secretary, 5000;
lication sec, $500 up steno. -bookkpr., legal
expr' e 500; export secretary, local. $500;
daily for current openings, Oldest agency
In D. c.. est. % yrs Welcome See Miss
sghH White or Miss Lee BoYD's, 1888 F. MA.
COMPTOMETER oPR. twoman), S45 wk,
ssa zeal tyt future perm. typist expsr;. s45 VI;
IT, pDfas nGs f0I RfS SRsnnss sEEV kS
ICE sslo aS1l G st, st; next to church: ~
retary: local, 5000 up: need 100 new ap-
pIicants daily for new openinss: thousands
e Miss Wss on n Mss Ms better nss Wstdm
TfG5I R1yRs stS l$5$ 81 *; Sao s$ss |ss., .,ns '
sprns sse s4S se can nse 50 eef new RF once s
salaries now See Miss Page, PERsoNNEL
SERVICE 1911 ST. next to church. MA.
ENGINEER Cmo, $4,000; structural steel
g s 5Ris SiF ss ne F1ts 7is 1ssh Re
BooKKEEPERs twomen), $50 wk 10
openings; also need beginners. Cashiers,
meal and S125 mo-; clerk-typist. assoc,
Mis-, Evans .or, Miss Black Need 100 new new
ssd da tSE Is" @ sssnnss F. N Tasa gss
WOMAN HELP-Bookkeepers, $3.50 mo-
bookkeeper-typists, 5000 mo-; bookkeeper-
mach. oper., r.r.. salary open; bookkeeper-
mach. oper., natl, salary OPEN; cafeteria
supervisors. SLAB mo-; elerk-typisss;; sI45
circulation dept: clerks, S15s mo-. cashier
typist, front ONCE, 1000 yr: copywriter
nps.. mag, exp salary open; cal. and add
mach. opers., S160 mo-: dictaphone opera
gen. office clerks, SLAP mo-; hostess, age
year up; payroll clerk. S154 mo. stock
record clerks, $3.50 mo-: subscription
clerks, S170 mo-; neutrality-suspicious.
S220 mo-; secretary-dictaphone, $3.50 mo.
secretary, private Office, $50 mo; stenog-
fagghaers: s2,1oo year up: special typists;
COM. .typists (radiol, S150 mo-: typists
tstenctl CUTTER, S153 mo-; typists tdicta-
phone). $3.50 mo-; typist ltelephone)
$3.50 mo. All salaries are starting salaries
ssnesqas e sn1.d EapsE e h5s fsse'' SK ssPSss
AaENcY. NC. s23 F St. NV, RE,, 4sos.
a;5o ;o5 o,,2 PM rs Sat; nti;.d - am-s PM Watch
EOPYWRITER, salary open; bookkeepins
sdSe bank teller " t.
piy cLENDESINa a ESd Ai EMPGoYMENT ssi 9so AeES
CT. INC. s23 St nv. RE. 4s0s
Evening star., 1946-05-27
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ASPHALT DRIyEWAYS. country roads and
Rsssas fzSSe S4s ss%assi !Fss fEy41 d
CEMENT WORK, stone walls. nasstone
Rockville. Nd. Phone Rockville 34s-J.
CONCRETE and fiagstone work, black top
e5SsSayS Te5slpGs co sH Has soae LEN
CONSTRUCTING driveways and walkways
and ysh spha 9r cn
Floors BEAUTfFtLLY sANDEp and re-
ks 6 ska BIZ M9a Saa5 Rrsss ss
ELooRs sANDED and refnished; old
+ ksss Al pFisss IS N. n MORRIS: 81, $S55s ~ s =.
laying, sanding, finishing, cleaning. par
ING CONTRACTORS. INC. 1872 Wiscon-
Ct GENEaAL aEa; nc VooNTRAcToR, mr. complete re.
e modelling; repairing epan and fire renovatiang
HSSsisVl1Es HOME Irk6vEMENr. asbestos S siding
5sss sSs2nF a asa!E 81 efA1R T Ra'eIial Can ae MI
fSsEhs ss s;s5ss5 TSSh9 81 sy4 RI s.sm.Ess G
HOUSE ALTERATIONS. repairs and re-
AD; 002li evenings, Sligo 2615. SHOCKEY
4 fknN Mo0RHEAp WaRk Are ssc,nss railing. ,rv,.s
NUN Hohh, Hre eSCdpeS' ralilIBs, angles,
beams, guards burglary protection, gates,
DUPONT IRON WORKS. Ma. 1866. -25
KITCHENS-Stainless steel sinks, new
Kitchen Maid cabinets. We design and
install a complete streamlined kitchen.
MODERN HOME Co, MA. 67lO. 26'
PaTNTING TT KsmTSrng Ks or reasonably done
PAINTING, interior and exterior: paperins,
carpenter work; remodeling Of all types,
including roofs. Leave message for MR..
WILLIS. Terms can be arranged. TR. 1910.
81 am, eve. 7-10 pm; FIR: 1852 all day.
BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, general re-
pairs and home improvements. C. w.
SNIDER & SON, GE. 6l72. %
PAlNTiNG' decorating, paper1ng noor re-
guaranteed. White mechanics. references
furnished. Established 1925. GILBERT d
HAMILTON, AID. 5129.
REMODEL, modernize your home now;
LATIoN CO, 5609 wis ave WI. 1900
ing a walk, ta, outdoor fir fireplace. wall rock
Call us for fine rock. EN- s754 .
ROOF REPAIRS, renewed. painted cutters.
spouts; free estimate: 80 yrs reliable
service. GICHNER, MA. 1870.
SCREENS-YES, We have prewar lumber,
m bronze snd eopper wire the best. We also
exper: Can Greenbelt. 6296, 81
WATERPROOFING,. all kinds; have your
basement waterproofed now. Cement work
ROBERT Z. PRICE. RE. 1881. 25'
roofing and siding, also storm windows.
3340 NJ st. NV. zone 7. HO 4120.
Evening star., 1946-05-27
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, calcularors cleaned
ole and adjusted. All work guaranteed
Re; 1177 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
S13 1Ath ST NV
APPLIANCES. refrigerators. washing ma
chimes. Bendix and all other makes. "a
hour service. Ii. 632s. 5s
co. Refrigerators. all makes; washing
machines and other electrical appliances
ASPHALT and concrete driveways, walks,
steps and stone walls built or repaired
SH. 6557. rs
BRICKWORK - Anything in brickwork
or new work. FIR. 4416. .27
BRICK PAINTING, caulking and water
proohng; white mechanics. LU. 54l4
CAMERA REPAIRING. CAN FULLER 4
d.ALBERT, INC. National 4712. S15 1oth
ST. NV.
CARPENTER, 1st quality work: dormer
windows, extra rooms, stair work alterIng
JOHN NIElEN. IA. 1896.
Evening star., 1946-05-27
10 THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c.
SITUATIONS MEN (cont. J

SALESMAN, experienced sales promotion
executive position. Box 24I-J. Star.
VETERAN wants hospital work as at
tendant. Phone Woodley 27SS 25a
and Sat. a week; exp. clerk. salesman.
Call Georgia 1927 Monday after pm.
26s
20 YEARS all phases of construction, real
estate MANAGEMENT. like to connect pro-
gressive frm. Box 1851, Star. 26'
WANTED-A position as new and used car
salesman. Sold new and used cars in this
neighborhood for past 16 yrs. Have plenty
OF buyers with and without trade-in for
new and late-model cars Have my own
me for years. Will sell for dealer out Of
D. G.. who can sell in D. c. No salary
needed; Will work on commission basis.
Always sober. Box 119-J, Star
Evening star., 1946-05-27
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

WASHING MACHINES, vacuum cleaners
refrigerators repaired: 24-hr service
ne DU. 1855 -25
FOR QUICK SERVICE call Michigan 7O4s
Trash removed, back yards cleaned; de-
pendable service. 26'
WE USE THE BEST material for exterior
work. Our mechanics are insured. Call
for free estimate, NO. 624S or EX. 006S.
Evening star., 1946-05-27
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES (cont.

TYPIST-CLERK, exp. az, $50 wk.. good
at figures, at once. card punch oper.. vet
eran, S175: payroll cashier, S4O-S50 wk
Miss Evans Test. 2S yrs). Thousands
placed annually welcome. Miss Evans,
B0YD'S, 1929 F; MA, 2340.
keepers t25). $50 wk; office supervisor
off. apple. $40; secretaries (20), 5000
mo. UP; Est. IA yrs. Always good open
inss n e,c Come in Miss pay or Mr.; Byrd
l3l1 G st, next to church
Evening star., 1946-05-27

SITUATIONS MEN ond WOMEN.
MAN AND WIFE colored, wishes ianitor
Sob with quarters: honest and reliable
Phone CO. 5762
COUPLE offer efficiency, experience; bond
able; management apartments, club, or
exchange services for quarters, man free
to work out. HO. 5374. "a.
Evening star., 1946-05-27

WINDOWS wEATHER-sTRIPPED, caulk
Ing sash cords, small repairs. G.. c
W1NEGARD, RA. 7522. 30s
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Continued on Next PagsJ
Evening star., 1946-08-11
Berlin Mans Midnight Trips
to Aid Gardens Growth
By Judy Borden
North American h.w.poe.r AIIien,

They heard him say, TT gets
more and more scarce every day.
Some one must have been there
before me-"
The neighbors knew that this was
some enormous embezzlement. The
shop owner at the corner was VOLT
BILE about it. Mark my words" he
said, that city offlcial will be proved
to be the man at the bottom Of
Germany's black market"
In 4he opinion of the charwoman,
the man was a thief. He was
digging up some unfortunate Ger
mans possessions and selling them.
The whole neighborhood was con-
vinced that the thing would be
cracked wide open and the people
were going to do it themselves. They
took the first step.
The next night one neighbor fol-
lowed the "racketeer" on his mys-
terious tour with the basket. Out
side the city the basket stood on
the edge of the sidewalk.
In the middle of the road It's
owner was sweeping madly. He was
collecting fertilizer for his beloved
garden.
He looked up and saw his neigh
Dor. Hello" ne said. You en-
barrass me. A man in my position
should not be seen doing this. That
is why I come out in the lark. You
see it's my tobacco plants-I can't
get fertilizer. This Is my only hope
of ever getting smoke"
Evening star., 1946-08-11
Darn nf Thanka

ALSoP, PHILIP ROY. The family of
the late PHILIP ROY ALsOP gratefully
acknowledges your thoushtfulness and SYM
pathy in their bereavement and for the
many floral offerings presented by rela-
tives and friends.
CHISLEY, MARY ]. The family of the
late MARY j. CHISLEY wishes TO extend
its sincere thanks and appreciation to the
pastors and friends for the many cards
floral tributes and telegrams and all acts
OF Kindness shown during its bereayement
COHEN. YETTA GORDON. The family
of the late YETTA GORDON COHEN of
1914 3rd st. NV. wishes to extend its sin
relatives and friends for the many cards.
foral tributes and teleerams and all the
acts OF kindness shown during its pereave-
ment. THE FAMILY.
DAVIS, SERGT ALLEN S. We wish to
express our appreciation to the relatives
and many friends of Sergt.. ALLEN S.
DAVIS for their acts of kindness during
his illness and the expressions of sympathy,
floral tributes and cards received At his
passing. The FAMILY.
SMITH, HAYWARD III. We wish to ex
press our sincere thanks and appreciation
to every one for the many expressions OF
sympathy during our recent bereavement.
MARGARET H. SMITH AND FAMILY.
SUTTON, GEORGE A. The daughters of
the late GEORGE A. SUTTON wish TO ex-
press their thanks and sincere apprecia-
tion to their relatives, friends and neigh,
sympathy during the long illness and be-
reavement OF their father.
RUTH s. WOODSON, ETHEL SUTTON
WEISEGER. 12'
Evening star., 1946-08-11
North American h.w,pop.r AlIiones

''S'f" SN"fu'fsNH ''V"sbSP~t S$"i1HSW
BERLIN, Aug. 10-This is a story
about a Berlin city ofYicial whose
one pride and Joy is his little vege-
table garden. three blocks from his
house. The Germans, always a sus-
picious people and always ready and
willing to give each other away,
were watching this little man
closely.
His behavior was odd. Many times
he was seen leaving his house at
the dead of night, and he always
carried big basket with him.
Later he would return, groaning
heavily under the weight of that
basket. He would stagger down to
the cellar. and no more would be
seen of him.
Conclusions jumped fast. Rumor
had it that he was a black mar
keteer; maybe smuggler. Must be
something, or why this secrecy?
After all, he Is a city official, and
every one knows what kind of con-
nections and black ways those peo-
pie have, was the feeling.
The neighbors began to gossip
Here was this man, who, because
Of his position, was getting more
than they. They had to stand
around with empty bread baskets
while this man delved deeply into
the black market which was stran-
Cling them. They gossiped about
him, and they spied on his conyer-
sations with his family.
Evening star., 1946-08-11
HIT Mrntnrtattt

AMBRoGI, ERMINDO. In loving mem
8pn1dnS eTy of our nno der husband and father,
life Is years ago today. August II, 1881
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN >
COLE, JOHN McLANE In loving mem
ory OF my dear husband, JOHN McLANE
COLE who passed away seven years ago
today, August IL, 1899.
A cherished memory, sweet and true,
With greatest love, / think of you
Sadly missed.
LONELY WIFE, vEssE C. COLE.
ELLIS, JOSEPH. In sad but loving
memory OF our dear father, JOSEPH ELLIS.
who departed this life three years ago,
August 6, 1913.
Our family circle Is now broken,
A. voice we loved is stilled;
place Is vacant in our midst
Which never can be flled,
Gone is the face we loved so dear,
'Tis said, but true We we wonder why.
The best is always the first to die
HIS DEVOTED SON, DAUGHTERS AND
DAUGHTER -IN-LAW.
GADD, HARVEY IRA. A tribute of love
and devotion to the memory OF our dear
son and brother. HARVEY IRA GADD, who
was killed in France two years ago today,
August IL, 1914.
Today is the day of remembrance
And many sad regrets,
day we, shall always remember
When the rest of the world forgets.
If all the world were mine to give,
I'd give 1t. yes. and more,
10 see see the I face 2f our dear boy
SCOTTY