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District National Guard

Practically all Of the officers of the
National Guard Of the District Of Co.
lumbia have received instructions to at
tend the address to be delivered by
Mai. Gen. Paul D. Malone, United
States Army. commander Of the Sd
Army Corp Area with headquarters in
Baltimore. in Continental Hall Tuesday
night. As the talk is to be delivered
on regular drill night. one officer will
remain in each company to conduct the
drill.
The lecture was arranged primarily
for Reserve officers in this area, and the
order says that owing to the limitations
on seating in the hall, 1t has been found
impracticable to have the enlisted per-
Sonnel Of the Guard attend and hear
this address on the subject Of national
defense.
The officers ordered to attend include
all State staff officers; all division staff
officers, except the assistant United
States property and disbursing officer;
separate units and their stats; bat
TALON commanders and their STATS, and
all company officers except the one in
each command to be left for drill.
Upon arrival at Continental Hall, Of
ficers are directed to report to Mai.
Sidney Morgan, inspector, who. in turn,
WILL report their names to the senior
instructor.
Privates Charles E. East, Clyde H.
Merrick and John I. Wivel, all Of the
Medical Department Detachment, 121st
Engineers, have been ordered trans
ferred from the active to the reserve
ilst OF that command on account Of
business interference with the perform
ance Of military duty
Pvt. John A. Pennata has been or
dered transferred from the reserve to
the active list of Battery B, 26Oth
Coast Artillery.
The following members of Battery B.
26Oth Coast Artillery, have been ordered
transferred from the active to the re-
serve list for the following reasons:
educational interference with the
performance of military duty: Sergt
william S. Houson. privates. first class,
LOUIS c. Cyza and William j. Hunt, and
Private Robert l.. Blandford.
Business interference with the per-
formance OF military duty: Prvts. Edgar
q, Newton, William C. Atkins, William
H. Bennett.
The armory training program of the
260th Coast Artillery. commanded by
MAI. Walter w. Burns, divides the pc
riod into four phases The first phase,
winch the troops now are taking. ends
on December 81, next 1t includes the
training OF the soldier and the squad
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

$50 ACRES; OKLAHOMA. CLEAR OF DEBT:
valuable oil oil and mineral rights included !;
only $4,000 for all; trade for equities in
come property. Address Box 176-K, Star
WILL You BUY OR EXCHANGE YOUR
property-We have good free and clear prop
srty; drained, paved streets and sidewalks;
bungalows and houses; large lots; S and 10
acre farms; free stone for building houses;
Daytona Beach. Fla NATIONAL BUYERS
SELLERS EXCHANGE. 1884 Wisconsin ave.
NV; WASHINGTON. D. C. Phone Cleveland
PROSPEROUS RESTAURANT AND HARBE-
que. on main pike, little competition, long
advantageous lease. on which owner reports
net income Of $4,000 a YER he wishes to
home OF Washansson income pTopeTty pei o55 80
61idings, including fine modern NAM mansion.
very fertile land. some merchantable tim
Der; sell or trade for Il Of its cost Brick
Colonial and 50 acres on main pike toward
suburban home with large house and some
ground. r. D. LILLE CO, 266 Carroll St,
Takoma Park. GE. 1900.
AERoPLANE. Low WING MONOPLANE.
trade for automobile Nj Boone. District
SMALL INCOME PROPERTY FOR LARGE
house suitable for rooming or small home.
BARTLETT REALTY CO., Ma. oss2, CO.
=? ACRES; RMS. B. H.-w H, ELEC.. OUT
bldgs., fruit. shade trees; nr; D. c.. Central
aye, Capt ~ Hsts; . 800 Gclear1; for to
WANTED--EoqIIY IN SMALL HOUSE FOR
and get $3.50 difference; cash or terms.
seon se eea ea5 rads nf for 0g6ess go
E RYoN CO.. 1sle n n Y. ave-. t1u Ma. neogg 7eog.
EXCHANGES A sPEC1ALTY SINCE 1924
w. b. PlCHLER, CLev. 755l. y
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SHAKESPEAREAN EVENING

James Waldo Fawcett Of The Stat
will be the speaker at the Novembei
meeting Of the Washington Shake,
speare Society, Corcoran Gallery audi
torlum, New York avenue and Seven.
teenth street, tomorrow evening at
o'clock His subject will be "Shakef
speare the Journalist"
Five scenes from Measure for Meas,
ure' will be presented under the di.
rection OF Arthur Rhodes The play
ers Will include John Victory as An
gelo; Joseph Haltigan. Escalus: ]. Lo-
Friar Thomas: Richard Kreuzberg, ths
Duke, and Dorothy Lawrence, Isabella.
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SALE-FARMS.

ESTATES. FARMS AND COUNTRY HOMES
e " sn0E EeHadan xns yop Esa.
ssa1 P2%s 10 hs aGsaa seeisa g
S1.16O Telephone Adams 6363-W. 5.
FAIRFAX CoUNTY-ss ACRES, dooI
69gss new barn stream sprnss
s5s. acres. mostly timbered. stream, Icni
trict 1868: home. Fairfax s2.
GOA. FARM. GEORGETOWN PIKE. Il N
pfee nf s%d vi"
JAMES Purcellvllie. Va: exclusive sale.
sss, ~ blsss ss fiqs shade sfsss n ssa
terms trade for house west upper 18th
BOARDING HOUSED ROOMS. IMPROVE
ehi as Madison SO aos House en- newly newly % renovated cssi
required; $4,000. CHARLES BUNCE. Leeds
4 ACRES ON DEFENSE HIGHWAY-HIGE
s ssstress aR1 AVAILABLE s' s5SS Se
FOR sALE-FRoM TO 80 ACRES; LARGE
stream, good road. Apply to the Log Cabin
Service Sta. at intersection OF Leesburg and
Georgetown pixies, Dranesville. Va.
acres; iaS euitiyafed:., great auantity yoee
address 1sf% Box Star rsa
POULTRY & GARDEN FARM-FAMILl
bereavement causes sale. Broom bungalow
all cows. large poultry houses; nearly I;
S3950. 500 cash. Send for details, alst
our illustrated catalogue. BRAY & MAC
GEORGE. Estb. 1901. Vineland N. j.
81 ACRES. IMPROVED WITH OLD HOUSE
In very bad repair; nearly all woodland
about 30 acres very fair timber. four hns
springs; very isolated. yet within II mils
good road; 33 miles from Washington. neal
Lake Jackson. in Va. Owner sacrifices q
MITCHELL. Herndon. Va.
re- AGin5s s:od Ns dseSs ma :Rns
$1,000; 465-acre farm. 20 miles south
IEoNAkD EI9u sNIpER: sHiSES La La piats. Nd. 00O0
S3,95O: IL ACRES OF LAND; MONTGOM
cry County; near high school; good 7-roon
house full basement; furnace.
$1,000; 200 acres; good house. dairy ant
includes cows. horses. farm machinery.
435 acres; Montgomery County farm
gently rolling: well watered; good fencing
substantial house and fair outbuildlngs.
$1,000; beautiful l4-room house; 80 acres
10 acres woods stream; fruit.
r. D. LILLE CO..
266 Carol St. Takoma Park. GE. 1900
Eastern Shore; so Acres; Crops.
Near village in sunny district of short
ries. lot wood. pleasant o-room house, sooe
barn. garage. hen house; So 800, part cash
team, COW, about $50 poultry, pigs, imple
mentS. corn, potatoes, cabbage. beans beets
etc. included II taken soon; pg: 81 big illus
Land Title Rldp Pbila pa
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MOVING. PACKING AND STORAGE
yxieinisy;A Y Tats Ass1Isa ssTyies- =
WANTED-LOAD OR PART LOAD, n, Y,
Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Boston.
RETURN LOAD RATE
GREYHOUND VANS
Associated with GREYHOUND Lines MA 76QO
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SPECIAL, S1,2O

SPECIAL, 81 200.
Good Groom home and 80 acres Of land.
half IN woods, good road. ideal for poultry
and truck farm. Best buy ever offered in
this section. Farms all sizes. types and
prices. Now is the time to buy farmland
F. w. Hilbert, Falls Church. Phone 3Os. .
Us Bearing Orange and
Grapefruit trees: 10 acres for berries, vege-
tables. excellent S-room house. big shade
trees. barn. poultry house. Cost owner nearly
$4,000; NOW Sl,500. II taken soon. COW.
poultry. tools. crops included See picture.
page SO. big catalog. nearly 1000 bargains.
FREE. STROUT AGENCY, 2925-W Second
ave. north. St Petersburg Fla
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KENSINGTON. MD

KENS1NGTON, MD
Dwelling SIX rooms. tile bath. hot-water
neat. hardwood floors. Price. Sc. 900; easy
terms
CISSEL & OFFUT. INC Tel Rockville 100
Evening star., 1933-11-05

BEAUTIFUL SAULS ADDITION,
Open, 11l:s Buchanan St NV; det; s
newly decorated reduced several thousand
dolIs trade. terms GE. 112o
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E-APT BUNGALOW OF J ROOMS AND
bath; each apt entirely separate; large lot,
garage garage; o. located good section. nearby Va.
5000; 4 good inxestment; terms Address
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INN ST HGTS, ABOVE PARK ROAD Z

$4,000. TO SETTLE ESTATE: UNUSUAL
bath. brick: modern improvements: conv.
everything. Particulars apply SO F St
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WANTED TO BUY-HoUSES.

HOUsE-ABOUT ROOMS, SUITABLE
room renting: under $4,000, give details.
Address Box AK Star office
o PAY "A 5000 CASH PRICE FoR Small
FORD. 1910 Vt ave DI 571O.
COLORED--NORTH OF FLA. AVE; MUST
have h.-w.h. electric lights; state address
ana price. Address Box 206-K, Star ofice
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large rooms, :. baths. garage: Just few
doors from 10th St in this most convenient
neghborhood and in new house condition:
real buy at Sa.750: your terms H c.
BISCOE. CI.. 5323
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Best value in or near D. C.-S rooms
vate for each kitchen Ind floor; buyer can
pay for property with income from other
half; h.-W.h., tile bath, garage; paved street;
house is underpriced and must be sold
Drive out Ga ave. to fire house at Silver
Spring. Md. turn East blocks to Grove ST.,
Evening star., 1933-11-05
FIRST TINE OFFERED

4201 Wells ave Brentwood Drive out
R. l. to 3Ith ST. turn left to Baker
St. to Wells ave: A new Enslishsstyle home
floors. latest equipment: corner lot. 60 by
100, Open daily TIL pm, $4,000; $500
down $40 month Call North 1903.
HIGH BRIDGE. MD-NEW. UP-TO-DATE,
) large room and bath bungalow garage: all
modern; at W., B. & A. car stop. near De-
tense fe1 Il Highway: very convsnient TRANSPORTS.
$40 monthly includes interest. taxes and
insurance. J. BRADY. Owner. Bowie T3.
Evening star., 1933-11-05

WONDERFUL MODERN BROOM SPANISH
home in Takoma at bargain price, by owner.
Address Box S9-K. Star office.
FOR ALE1eRoCKvTLE MD.
Modern home. rooms and bath. hard
wood floors. hot-water heat: beautifully
landscaped lot. on best residential street.
PRICED to sell: terms ~
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open. Fl shepherd St NV. Petworth:
f mod rms, newly decorated gaTagti terms
CE 100
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RENT-FARMS.

RENT-FARMS.
WILL LET GROOM HOUSE: FREWOOD
land. near Farmville, Va: no rent except
= meals day to reliable person; act quick.
Address Box 219-K. Star ofice.
L. Ml, NORTH, VA; $50 ACRES. STREAM;
suitable farming or cattle raising. fair house.
barn: $50 mo. Apt. 2O4. 1881 S NV 5.
Evening star., 1933-10-01
HELP-MEN.

,sACETYLENE BURNER. to cut scrap iron.
ilApply 3619 Benning I'd. ne.
"A LOCAL CONCERN will place 2 well rec
commended men. over 21 years of age. with
,car. in a very profitable position Apply
by letter giving phone number. Address
Boz 1890, Star ofice
Evening star., 1933-10-01
NJ EN-

On account Of the steady progress and
growth of our company we are in position
to take on few additional men from time
to time; the requirements Tor these positions
are quite reasonable SO that the sverage
man of good habits and clean-cut appear
ance will stand fair chance OF being en-
ployed
iul throughout this depression. in fact, 1888
, will be our fourth successive record sales
year. In line with our Steady gains in
business. the earnings of our men are
higher: not only are more men earning $50
and SO a, week. but in recent months we
ming between 500 and $3.50. throughout
the entire country. These earnings, OF
course, are generally made by more expert
enced men, but there arc exceptions where
new men have quickly advanced themselves
to the higher incomes.
Similar positions are available in our local
Office to a few more men who are qualified
to learn this WORK, and who would be salts
fed with earnings OF S125 monthly while
learning. provided they saw opportunities
for increases with experience; the men ac-
cepted for these positions will be given a
very thorough course Of training free Of
charge.
For ,personsl tntesyssy, eau st Denr!te
Monday mornin9, "a l..
Evening star., 1933-10-01
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

D, In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter, it is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona flde answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care of
THE Star will be delivered to adver-
stisers on presentation of the box
number ticket.
Evening star., 1933-10-01
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
DOMESTIC.

CHRISTIAN WOMENs EXCHANGE. North
90ll: 1925 9th. furnishes day workers.
cooks. g.h.w.. maids, janitors. couples: no
charge.
CALL Domestic Agency, DE. 2419. 1928
9th St. for cooks. gh.w. day workers.
Mattresses couples. janitors; no charge. 3.
RUPHERS EXCHANGE has cooks. maids.
houseworkers; day. week, month; references
investigated. DE. 1851. 1887 1lth st; n W.
Evening star., 1933-10-01
PERSONAL.

The rate under heading OF Personal
is 3 cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
Evening star., 1933-10-01

We have a most interesting
proposition for women,
courteous and experienced,
in popular-priced selling. See
Mr.. Reed, room 334, Stand
ard Oil Bldg, bet. 9 am. and
6 p.m.. Monday,
Evening star., 1933-10-01

DA.NcIN5: TAP; BALLET STAGE. CHAR
acter. Special baby classes. latest steps n
6all room room taught. So month. lessons week.
MATERNITY CASES sEaII-NVALIDs, CON-
valescents. private nursing home. miles
from District line: physician and graduate
nurse in attendance. Box $. Glenn Dale, Md.
WANTED D-CONvALESCENT AND CHRONIC
in Oct; mineral water; special rates and
Box Aba. Star ONCE.
DRESSES MADE TO ORDER-FIRST-CLAs
workmanship. OLD dresses remodeled late
style, 1rau cost. Stout figures perfectly fit
ted. Oats refined. Po. 1900. Apt. 210.
child to board Real home atmosphere:
Large detached private home with large yard
18th St. Heishts. GEORGIA O763
IS IMPERFECT SPEECH HINDERING YOUR
progress socially or in business? II 50. Join
vGtely If desired. EN-. O6O7.
AGED AND BED PATENTS CARED FOR
by graduate nurse in her home: doctors ref
erences: tray service. AID. $3.50.
EXPERT TRANSACTIONS FROM AND TO
ARRANGED through DI. 5000. Br. SO. or Mrs
joints nerves. muscular and ABDOMINAL dis
bia 104o. Exchange 103.
PIANO LESSONS GIVEN BYE: BY ExPERIENcER ERR
Grades taught; beginners a speciality. North
downtown; established 16, years; must leave
Box a6s.p. Star Once
NURsING HONE EXCLUSIVE SEsIDEN- nIlsSE
eonneeting saSaaf bath BATH ray s service edePg
month. l'' Address Box 41a-D Star ofhce.
HAVE YOUR BOY ATTEND A SCHOOL FOR
boys; classes are small and supervised by men;
OAK OAK siod Iodse a sehooi for Boys. Amnendaie
Md. Berwyn 33-M. off Baltimore Pike.
CONTRACT BRIDGE. STUDIO, OPEN
Mrs pTxfG dEs1fns r 0Vs WRioaT' esrsied teacher
CAPABLE BUSINESS WOMAN. DOWN
sapsts snd staaG mall S e ass
DON'T DISCARD YOUR WORN HATS!
to ssso RUTH 11H MoIoMaN formerly with
Nine Ash. 1011 H st. NV. end floor. D1.
REBUILDING THE FooT TREATMENTS.
sHYNE: sal Nat. Press. Bids. izth and F
and swimming club comprised Of coneenial
group of young men and women. now &C
cepting limited number of new members
days.
1881 FAIRMoNT NV WHITE COUPLES
laundry, janitor service; furnished apt. free
housekeeper. rooming house; no work. half
rent
HEMORRHOIDs ERADICATED BY MY
own method; results effective for a life
time Or money back; write for booklet. DR..
SOMMERWERCK. 1865 Columbia road.
WILL. EXCHANGE TJTT-ON IN ART
school for secIetarial ssrvices. Address Box
NURSING HOME CAN ACCOMMODATE
aged. convalescents or invalids. Large, out
side rooms, plenty sunshine. Double rooms.
$50 mo: single rooms. $50 mo. and up Spe-
cial attention to diets. Continuous nursing
service. 1871 st. NV. Potomac 1884.
OLD HATS MADE NFW, REDEsIGNED- AND
modeied TO the head. 81 tS So; 80. Smart
Sherman Apt. sos t5th noor) 18th and
SO A YEAR WILL GET S11. 800 ACCIDENT
Insurance. $50 wkly. disability: no examina-
ton; men women. 1858. Also Life-Health-
Accident Ins s16 18th st. NV. ME. 479S.'
MDDLE-AGED GERMAN WOMAN WISHES
position z; cook er rnsid Ia club or private
WANTED TUTOR FOR CIVIL EE6VfCE.
lHasr,sy .a .e.am;i state terms. Address Box
~ fC0nf}mu0A -, MnCx - gSTSeH-
Evening star., 1933-10-01

We have a most interesting
proposition for men, courte-
Gus and experienced, in pop
ular-priced selling. See Mr..
Reed. room 534, Standard
Oil Bldg, between 9 am.
and E pm. Monday. x
Evening star., 1933-10-01
CHRISTMAS CARD

SAIESPEOPLE.
No experience necessary to make big
profits daily with the 21-card dollar box
assortment hit of the year. All French
folders. EXQUISITE parchments. hints.
metallic tip-ons. sateens. etchings. parch-
skins. in beautiful gift box. OTHER
DOLLAR AssORTMENTs gift wrappines
Everyday cards. etching box and Christmas
stationery. Big commissions and bonuses.
write today. Sample on approval. N. r. A.
HUDSON GREETINGS, INC,
AZ HRoAnWAY fDpT. W.aA NEW YoRK
Evening star., 1933-10-01

BEAUTY CULTURE.
MABELE HONOUR SCHOOL. tEst. 1919
Wtons ORIGINAL, Largest, Finest School.
Celebrating further enormous expansion By
Offering, AT NEW HAMPS AVENUE SCHOOL
ONLY, complete 81 90 Mabelle Honour Course,
$500.
Glasses start Oct. o. Enrollments accepted
at S1S 14th ST. NV and 1925 N. H. ave
NV. Mabelle Honour School Of Beauty Gull
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DAILY NOW UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
WONDERFUL CHANCE TO MAKE
r-O

2-way plan doubles earnings: 1905
profit selling irresistible 81 all-folder 81
assortment New. Novel! Different! Beau
tiful parchments, Winter scene master
pieces. silhouettes. unusual novelty cut-outs
brilliant gold. silver effects. Appealing SEN
timents Amazing value. Also soc seller
and gift wrappinss We pay postage No
experience needed. We start you; SAMPLES
on approval Write Bluebird Studios, Dept.
A.. FitchburR. Mass.
Evening star., 1933-10-01

w y
An excellent position for q young woman
of character who is thoroughly experienced
in selling toilet goods and perfumes. State
age and former employers. Address Box
247-n Star ONCE
Evening star., 1933-10-01
sITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

BUNDLE WASH maid or part-time wished
W refined girl; best recommendations.
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YOUTH LYNCHED
AFTER JURY HAD
VOTED INNOCENT

COLUMBIA. Tenn. = Declared
innocent by q grand jury that
refused to indict him on charges
Of attempted attack on an IL
year old white girl. Cord Cheek.
2o-yesr-old colored youth was
lynched by q band Of masked
men near here Friday night. The
body of the youth was found
suspended from a rope tied to
the limb of q tree by Sheriff
Goodwin who went to the spot
after receiving telephone call
telling him he would find a
dead niger at the forks Of the
road" at Glendale. An exam
nation Of Cheeks body discIos-
ed he had been shot % times
after being hanged. Although
officers said they did not know
Cheek was in the Glendale dis
trict until his body was found,
it is reported that the youth re-
turned to Glendale. his home, on
Thursday and was on the streets
Of the small town shaking hands
with acouaintances and rejoice
ing over his freedom. He had
been declared innocent Of the
attempt to rape charge by the
grand jury in Nashville who dis
credited the story told BY the
young girl who Is q half wit
Cheek was lured from his home
where he lived with his widow
ed mother by the promise Of a
job. When he went to town In
answer to the summons he was
seized by gang Of men who
pushed him into an automobile
and drove rapidly out of town.
Sheriff Goodwin said he found
no one in the vicinity of the
lynching and that he had been
unable to find anyone who knew
anything about it. He said he
tried unsuccessfully to trace the
telephone call.
mo one knew anything about
It," he said. adding that the
lynching twas handled In a very
quiet manner"
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CLEANERS; DTERS'
IN HOUR STRIKE
FOR SCOFTSBORO'

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. = (6pe-
cial)-For the first time In the
history Of the country. Phila-
delphia industry leads the way in
mass action for freedom Of the
Scottsboro boys. With the bat
tie cry THE Scottsboro boys
shall not die" 1000 workers Of
the CLEANERS and dyers industry
in this city. both Negro and
white. stopped activities Tuesday
afternoon for an hour to stage
a man moth parade and mass
meeting. Headed by a motor
cycle corps OF state police the
marchers paraded the streets
with banners with the inscrip-
tions Down with Lynching, ("
Free the Scottsboro Boys" and
Equal Rights for Negroes" At
the mass meeting William L.
Patterson, National secretary Of
the International Labor De-
Tense, gave the principal address.
Patterson urged the races to
get together and help smash
Judge Lynch" and free the
Scottsboro boys. He lauded the
Cleaners and Dyers for their ac-
ton in declaring a strike In
behalf Of the nine doomed
boys.
kilograms were sent to Cover
nor Miller OF Alabama denoun-
cling the actions of Judge Gala
han at the trial and his Illegal
charge to the jury. kilograms
were also sent to President
Roosevelt. Governor Ritchie Of
Maryland. and Governor Rolph
of California, the last sent was
in condemnation of his recent
action In the lynching Of two
white men charged with kidnap-
ping and murder.
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Il Hire No Niggers," Says
Southern Born New Yorker

with families who need work and
belong here.
II wouldn't put q damn mig
ger on q Job If had all the
jobs IN Network. The niggers
ought to be in the South where
they belong. 7 am a southern
born man ind I know them"
Mrs. Saunders is q member
ct the James A. Farley Camp
Committee and had been asked
by a member Of the committee to
make inquiries of the Stewart
Company for employment for
eolored bricklayers. She was
deferred to Watts, who evident
" took It for granted colored
woman would not be connected
with the Farley organization.
The N. A.. A. c. P. has writ
ten Henry Morgenthau, Jr.. Act
ing Secretary Of the Treasury,
protesting against the barring
OF Negro workers on a federal
building project and enclosing a
copy Of the affidavit. The Treas
ury department has charge of
such matters.
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Colored Get c w A
Work In Los Angeles

Los ANGELES, Calf. - Ac-
cording to Frank c. Russell, di-
rector Of the County Welfare
Bureau, only Is per cent of
those to be assigned to work
Monday under the CWA will be
Negroes. Under present plans
10000 men will be assigned to
work Monday through coopera-
ton of local relief agencies and
the federal government. "Spe-
cial" work projects which will
employ Negro workers will be
started soon, he said.
This statement means that
800 of the 1000 men to be as
signed for work from his office
Monday will be Negroes and L.
200 white men,. Mr.. Russell
further stated that there are
1885 Negroes on the relief roll
in his district, 2,559 white men
and 814 Mexicans.
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RACTIME TUCKER
IS SHOT BY WIFE

ST. LOUIS, Mo- Because her
actor husband, Bernard Tucker.
80 yearg old. accused her of
paying attention to the night
clerk at the Pine Hotel. 23S7
Pine Street. and attacked her.
Mrs. Ernestine Tucker, 20. said
she shot him in self defense in
their room in the hotel about
AIS p. m. Tuesday. Tucker was
brought to City Hospital No. 2
in private automobile by Dave
Flowers. 2818 Pine Street. Doc
tors pronounced him in a SER
ious condition from bullet
wounds In the abdomen.
Mrs. Tucker said she went to
the room Of Ivory Barnes. night
clerk, to get an ironing board
and her husband saw her talk
ing to him at the door Of the
room. She stated that Tucker
pursued her with a knife and
ice pick when they returned to
their rooms, ard that she shot
him twice. Mrs. Tucker had g.
Isceration on a finger Of her
right hand. She was booked on
q charge OF assault to kill.
Tucker. as a newspaper coll
umnist. goes under the name
of "Ragtime Billy" Tucker.