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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES wishing to earn
extra money Write. explaining age ann
work you do confidentially. Address Box
PHI. Star ofiCe.
NAN AND WIFE coloTed waiter and
chambermsid. and assist with laundry:
live on place Phone Columbia 0294. a
MAN AND WIFE-General housework. car
ing for ward. some driving stay nights
Address Box 26a-J Star ONCE.
MANAGER
For large manufacturer ladies' sports wear
in District: unusual opportunity. ref re
ouired Address Box !S9-J. Star once. A.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

AUTICIAN-Graduate Elizabeth King
Inst, ~ Y Is years experience white
profession desires work. white or colored.
shop or private Mile. Odessa B. Reid, 33S
T ST. NV.
BOOKKEEPER-Have time to keep = 3
more sets Of books on Dart-time basis;
reas. rates. Phone District 4335. A.
GRADUATE NURSE desires case. Phone
Columbia $685.. So
NURSE. hospital graduate, wants position
in home; can and will give excellent care
and attention. Call Emerson 2164. 3'
WOMAN-High grade; practical nurse or
companion; massage. hypodermics. Call
Potomac 1942-R
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COOKING and general housework needed;
competent servant housekeeper; German:
$50; refs. Address Box 304-J. Star once. A.
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SITUATION-DOMESTIC.

COLORED COUPLE want once to clean in
evenings; best references. Phone Atlantic
56S9-J.
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SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

BAKERY EQUIPMENT-Dough mixers.
cake mixers. rack. roll divider. portable
oven, bread Shcer, etc. Address Box 35-H,
Star otfice.
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DESKS for ONCE and home: unusual bar
gains: used and new. We also rent
Commercial Once Furniture CO. 500 4
St NV. Phone Metropolitan o43O
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COLORED COOK, first class, place as gem
eral housework; stay nights: good refer
ence. Phone Cleveland 1872.
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COOK good. reliable; Swede OF German
preferred Address Forest Glen. Mo''
p q BOX No
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I Now vrecking one OF the last OF the
! LARGEST wartime frame buildings. covering
more :hau two city blocks on 9th st. s.w.,
Just south of Pen1a. ave. Tremendous
QusntItIes. all at special sale prices. Come
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Continued on Next Pags,l
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DIAMOND B A r. G A IN S. Unredeemed
pledges of all descriptions for sale at prices
much below their regular values. All mer-
and perfection. Money cheerfully refunded
II your are not satisfied. Mornings Loan
Of1ce 0nDOsitR WaShippt0n Airnort
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Tomorrow, n mans fate falls into
Marian's hand,
Evening star., 1934-07-14
MISS BESSIE Newell
DIES IN HOSPITAL
Assistant Secretary to Senator
Mcclellan to Be Buried
in Memphis.

Miss Bessie Newell, SO. assistant
secretary to Senator McKellar OF
Tennessee, died last night in CARRIED
Hospital from complications result
ing from a minor operation Tuesday
Miss Newell, who lived at the Belle
vue Hotel, had been employed by the
Senator for the past six years. She
worked in his law office in Memphis
before coming here.
She is survived by her father, r. Y
Newell, ST.; two brothers, r. Y. Newell
IT,, of Memphis, and Edward Newell
who is employed at the War Depart
ment, and a sister, Mrs. Lee Duddle-
ston of Iowa.
After brief services at pm. today
at the funeral establishment of Joseph
Gawler Sons, 1854 Pennsylvania
avenue, the body will be sent TO Mem
phis for burial.
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Births Reported.

William and Evelyn Stanley, boy.
Richard and Thelma Creath, boy,
Charles and Florence Thompson. boy.
Leonard and Norah BuSsler, boy
William and Aldane Compton, boy.
William and Mildred Richie, boy.
Eugene and Mary Grimes. girl.
Gilbert and Carrie Musselman: girl.
Joseph and Marion Hogan. girl.
Howard and Dorothy Quaintance, glr
Peter and Elizabeth Townsend girl.
Carl and Anna Dricksler. boy.
Garrett and Anna Pendleton, boy.
Franklin and Alice Derrick. boy.
Alfred and Mary Dickerson. boy.
James and Bec1e COMPTON boy
Robert and Raymelle McLaurin, boy.
Gerald and Grace Mccarthy; girl.
Robert and Nan Sanders, girl.
Dwight and Evelyn Denison. girl.
Frank and Anna Nicastri. girl.
Robert and Cora FortSon- girl.
sylvester and Tiny Pointer, girl.
James and Matte Perry, boy.
Arthur and Mamie Williams. boy.
John and Rosa Harrison. boy.
Elijah and Marie Green, girl.
Elogenis and Lillian Butler. girl
John and Maud Johnson. girl.
Robert and Beatrice Jackson. boy.
Irwin and Dorothy Makel, boy.
Solomon and Estelle Edwards, boy.
George and Bullsh Scott. girl.
Albert and Leila Hymes. girl
Jack and Susie Jones, girl,
Thomas and Halle Waddell. girl.
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1n MPtnnrtatn.

AVERY. AMBROS A. In loving remem-
brance OF my dear son. AMBROS a.
seven years ago today. July II. 1927.
You are not forgotten, dear,
Nor shall YOU ever be-
As long as life and memory last
will always remember thee
THE DEVOTED MOTHER. ALICE DOR
SEY.
EVANS. ARCHIE r.. In sad but loving
remembrance Of my dear husband and
our brother, ARCHIE r. EVANS, who
departed this life nve years ago today
You are not forgotten. dear husband.
Nor shall you ever be;
As long as life and memory last
/ will always remember thee.
HIS LOVING WIFE. MARION EVANS.
Never shall we cease TO love you.
Never shall your memory fade;
Sweetest love forever fingers
HIS LOVING SISTERS AND BROTHER.
BESSIE. ETHEL AND LIE ROY.
MAY. KATIE. In sacred memory Of our
dear mother. KATIE MAY, who passed
away eight years ago today. July IA.
1925.
We have only your memory, dear mother.
To remember our whole lives through.
And you are one we never can forget,
For we are always thinking Of you.
HER LOVING CHILDREN. CATHERINE
AND RUDDIE.
SANFORD, WILLIAM RICHARD. In sad
but loving remembrance OF my dear
husband. WILLIAM RICHARD SAN
FORD. who departed this life four years
ago today, July IA. 1880.
Loved in life remembered In death.
DEVOTED WIFE. ANNA MARIE SAM
FORD.
Evening star., 1934-07-14
Virginia Highlands Couple
Wed in Richmond Today.

Virginia Highlands Couple
Wed in Richmond Today.
The marriage of Miss Lucy Leots
Reeve. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Reeve of Virginia Highlands, Va, to
Mr.. Frederick Lent Croft, son of Mrs.
Gertrude Croft of Virginia Highlands,
took place this morning at IL O'Clock
in the parsonage Of the Richmond,
Va, M E. Church South, with the
uncle of the groom, Rev. L. D. Stables,
officiating.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore white silk
crepe, with fiaring skirt, closely-f1t-
ting bodice and shoulder cape with
ostrich trimming. A large white hat,
lace mitts and accessories to match
completed the costume and she car
ried a shower bouquet of white roses
and lilies of the valley.
A reception and breakfast followed
at the parsonage, with immediate
members of both families attending
Later the young couple left for a
short wedding trip, the bride wearing
accessories to match.
After August they will be at home
at 1920 Ontario road northwest,
Washington. The bride received her
A. B. degree this June from American
University. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Reeve, Mrs. Err
nest Painter, Mrs. James Waddell,
Mrs. Gertrude Croft and Miss Anne
Croft of Virginia Highlands and Miss
Marie Zuras of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. David L. Silverman
of 301 Taylor street northwest, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Helen to Mr. Albert Finger
hut Of this city. Mr.. Fingerhut is
the son of Edward F1ngerhut of COS
Decatur street northwest. The bride
groom to-be has been resident OF
this city for 10 years, originally COM
ing to Washington from his birth
place, Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Willard M Kochenderfer, Mrs
Marion Nailor Bailey and her son
Joe Bailey, sail from New York today
on the S. S. Virginia for the West
Coast. They will return TO their
apartment at the Westchester the
latter part of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh H. Piggott OF
Purcellville, Va, have announced the
engagement of their daughter Irene.
to Mr.. Charles Hafner Of Newark, N.
]. The wedding will take place in
August.
Miss Piggott is a graduate of the
Lincoln High School and the State
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daughter will remain at Gibson
Island through October. opening their
apartment at 210l Connecticut ave-
nue. early in November.
The third secrecy or the UnlUefs
States legation in Rumania and Mrs.
Sheldon Mills will leave today for
Evanston ILL.,, to visit before sailing
August IL for the formers new post
at Bucharest. Mr.. and Mrs. Mills
have been In Washington on vacation,
having come from his former post 1t
the United States legation in Panama.
Mrs. George Calvert. jr, and her
daughters, Miss Margaret Calvert and
Miss Eleanor Calvert, left today for
jamestown, r. L, for the remainder
of the Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Orme Ex-
nicios and their two daughters have
gone to Cape May, N. j., where they
will open the cottage which they have
taken for the remainder of the sea-
son. Mr.. Exnicios will return in a
fortnight and join his family for
week ends until September, when he
will spend another fortnight with
them and accompany them to Wash
ington.
Miss Aileen Lyon, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs George w. Lyon, and Mr..
Robert H. Fuchs, son of Mr., and
Mrs. William R. Fuchs, will be mar
ried this even in st. Columbus
Church, the Rev F. r. Wilson off,
ciating at o'clock. A reception for
members of the two families and the
wedding party will follow in the home
Of the brides parents.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. L. White
Busbey of Lyon Village, Va, are leav-
ing Saturday with Capt. and Mrs.
Henry Williams of Washington for
their Summer home at HagerStown,
Nd hair,n o1tocf
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American Union, DR.. L. s. Rove. has
been compelled to postpone his de-
psrture for Colombia until Saturday
July a. when he will sail on the
steamship Tolos, Of the United Fruit
Line.
Rear Admiral Leigh c. Palmer, who
has been in South Africa for seven
months arrived IN New York yesteT-
day on the City Of New York.
The first secretary Of the Swiss lega-
ton. Mr.. Louis Michel. has left for
a vacation He win spend a short
time at Lake George. N. Y. and later
motor through the Adirondacks. He
is expected back in washington the
end Of the month.
Viscountess date. who arrived in
New York yesterday on the Aquitania
has gone TO Bar Harbor, Me. where
she will visit her sister, Miss Cole
man. at her Summer home. The late
Viscount d'Alte was for 80 years Min
lister OF Portugal to the United States.
Viscountess d'Alte was accompanied to
this country by her brother -in-law
and sister. the Minister to Belgium
and Nine. de Hedry.
The former Secretary of War Mr..
Dwight F. Davis, who has been
member Of the house party enter
tained by Mrs. Charles H. Sain at
Bayberry Island, has returned to New
York.
Mr.. Davis and his daughters, Miss
Helen Davis and Miss Cynthia Davis
will sail shortly for Norway to visit
his son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roger Makins.
Mr.. and Mrs Dwight F. Davis, tr..
who have returned fr0m their we'd
ding trip in Europe. entertained at
a supper last evening at the Shinne-
cock Country Club at Southampton,
Long Island. Mrs Davis was for
merly Miss Dorothea E. Gay. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William Otis Gay.
Comdr and Mrs. Raymond McClung
have gone to Newport where the for
mer will take up his new duties in
charge Of the feet of destroyers which
Is anchored of Newport.
Mrs Snowden A. Fahnestock enter
tanned at children's party yesterday
afternoon at Newport.
Mrs Thomas D. White is visiting on
the Eastern Shore of Maryland. She
will sail next month to join Lieut..
White, who is assistant military at
taChe for air at the United States
embassy In Moscow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Vedder Flem-
ing will entertain at dinner this eve
ming at the Chevy Chase Club in
honor of the governor of the Federal
Reserve Board and Mrs. Eugene Black.
Among the guests at dinner will be
Mr. and Mrs. Norris Wright Of New
ark, Del, who came yesterday to
spend the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fleming.
Mrs. John Henry Dwight and her
daughter, Miss Mary Dwight, left to-
day for a fortnight's visit in Detroit.
They will motor East early in August
and go to Gibson Island, where they
have taken the cottage of Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Franklin Newcomer
of Baltimore. Mrs. Dwight and her
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Deaths Reported.

Alice p stearn. 50. 1903 Biltmore st.
Francis D. Marll: 81. 629 Fla; ave ne.
Frank 3. Blackford. 75. 1903 Michigan
Johanna C. MccuIlough. 70, eoo7 Mime
Josephine Mcpherson. II. st. Elizsbeth's
Hospital
Hsrod c. schribner. 6s. Soldiers Home
Hospital
Myrtle NJ Wolfe. "a 1892 1st st ne
Michael J. Colohan. 81. 232 2nd st sc;
Herbert L. Smith. 80. Casualty Hospital.
William II. Cuthling. 81, Walter Reed
Hospital
william Burke. 90 Casualty Hospital
Sarah Henderson. 81. Home for Aged and
Mary Z, Jackson. n. 1855 end St
Robert Gross. 81. Home for Aged and In
Mary Terrell 40. Gsllinger Hospital
Paul Rhodes 40 1908 st.
Ernest Bailey, 3s. 1872 Ord 81.
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JOHN WESLEY DUTT0N,
LIFE RESIDENT, DIES
Salesman for Tobacco Company
Is Survived by His Widow
and One Daughter.

John Wesley Dutton, 54, lifelong
resident Of the District, died yesterday
at his home, 1919 Isherwood street
northeast, after long illness.
Mr.. Dutton, son of the late John W
and Emma v. Dutton, had been en-
ployed as a salesman Of the Daniel
Loughran Tobacco Co. for the past 20
years.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Annie C. Dutton; a daughter, Mrs. F
S. Harris; a sister, Miss Maude W
Dutton, and two brothers, Robert l.
of New York City and Howard Dut-
ton of this city.
Funeral services win be held Mon
day at IL am. at the residence,
Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery
Evening star., 1934-07-14
FOUR MEN ARRESTED
IN HOPEWELL STRIKE
Captain of State Police Says They
Were About to Throw Rocks at
Trucks En- Route to Richmond.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press,
HOPEwELL, Va, July 14.-Four
men were arrested yesterday on as
sault charges after a motorcade OF
trucks, said to have been loaded with
finished material, was escorted by po-
lice and private detectives through a
crowd of strikers from the plant of the
Tubize ChatiIlon Corporation here.
The men we're arrested about 8
miles from Hopewell as the trucks
were proceeding TO Richmond. Capt.
II. B. Nicholas, heading a squad OF
four State policemen making the ar
rests, said the men were standing on
railway trestle above the highway
with rocks In their hands and that
some rocks were thrown at the trucks.
Those arrested gave their names as
NJ j. Burney. c. A. Hall, T. z. Reid
and r. D. Lacks. They were lodged In
the Prince George County Jail.
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Used as Canal Again.

Converted into a trench during the
World War, the Ypres-Commines
Canal, in Belgium, Is to be used as a
canal again.
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Upper: Miss Dorothy Gould
Fowler. popular daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Edward Fowler,
with her Pekinese dogs, Ko-Ko
and Pooh Bah.
thanksgiving Photo.
Lower: Miss Jean Kirkwood,
with her Scottie Malcolm. Miss
Kirkwood is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Kirkwood.
-Hessler- Henderson Photo.
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Chevy Chase: Mrs Harold Allen. 6i2
Nineteenth street: Miss H. S. Wallace,
3o21 Newark avenue: Miss Rebecca
Curtis, 3l5l Mount Pleasant street;
Miss Mabel Hughes. 3l5i Mount
Pleasant street; Misses B. L. and S.
H. Gardner, Hammond Courts; Mr..
Lew whall. 2l00 Nineteenth street
northwest: Mr.. Frank R. Parsons, 1923
California street; Miss Louise Pledger
4535 Fifth street: Miss Edna Wood
4i2l Illinois avenue. and Messrs. Ar
thur and Landon Van Ness Burt, 1924
wynu1irG avenue
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY

Bingo party, Northeast Masonic
Temple, $50 pm.
Boy Scout Court Of Honor, Peck
Chapel, 1880 pm.
Red Triangle Outing Club, joint trip
with Baltimore Wanderlusters, meet at
Fifteenth street and New York avenue,
$50 am.
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SOCIETY
Ambassador of Poland Left Today for
Atlantic City, Where He Will
Remain Over Sunday.

TIME Ambassador Of Poland. Mr.
Etanialav Pstek. left Wash
ington early today for Atlantic
A City. where he win remair
over the week end. He is eX-
pected back in Washington the first
OF the week.
The Minister of Canada, Mr.. VIII
liam Duncan HerridRe. has left Wash
inston for Hot Springs Va, where
he win spend the week end.
The Minister Of Portugal and Nine
Bianchi have gone 10 New York 10
spend a few days and are at the Ritz
Carlton.
New Saivadoran Minister
Has Arrived for Duty.
The newly appointed Minister Of Fl
Salvador. Senior Hector David Castro.
has arrived In Washington, accom-
panied by two OF his children. Sonora
de Castro and their four other chill
dren viii Join him here in December
Representative and Mrs. John
William Boehne. jr- will be among
the attendants at the wedding Of
the latter's sister. Miss Pauline Marie
Heitmuller and Or. Richard Vinton
Mattingly, which will take place this
afternoon. The ceremony will be
performed in the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs william
Charles Heitmuller. on the Brookville
road In Silver Spring. Md. the Rev.
j. Frederic Wenchel, pastor Of Christ
Lutheran Church, In Washington,
oficiating at 2:30 O'Clock.
Mrs. Boehne and her twin sister,
Miss Hortense Heitmuller. will be the
brides only attendants and Mr. @.
Heard Mattingly will be best man
for his brother. The ushers will be
Representative Boehne and Mr.. Theo-
dore Heitmuller. brother of the bride
A reception will be held from 3
TO O'Clock TO which additional guests
have been asked, only members of the
two families attending the ceremony.
Or. Mattingiy and his bride will
make their home in Washington.
The charge d'affaires of France, NJ.
Jules Henry, who Is in Newport,
where he went for the unveiling Of
the statue Of Rochambeau yesterday.
viii not return to Washington until
Tuesday.
The naval attache of the embassy
and Mime. Sable. who went for the
unveiling are expected back in Wash
tngton today.
Among those who attended the exer-
cises were former Senator and Mrs.
Peter Goelet Gerry and former AM
bassador and Mrs. Richard Washburn
Child.
The charge d'affaires of Nicaragua,
Senor DR.. Don Henry DeBayle, re-
turned to Washington early this morn
ing from few days in New York.
The director general of the Pan
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for week, Comdr. Busbey remaining
only for the week end.
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NOONE, SARAH A. On Friday. July II.
leJA, at 4.1b . m. at her residence.
- 5th st. n e. SARAH A NOONE. be-
loved daughter OF the late Thomas and
Ellen Noone. Funeral from the above
residence on Monday July rs. az s'aO
am thence 10 ST. Peters Church. end
and G SITS. Sc. where requiem mass will
be offered at q am. Relatives and
friends invited TO attend. Interment
Holy Rood Cemetery. rs
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RlCkER, ISABELLE. On Friday, July n.
1894 at her residence, 119S Morse At.
ne. ISABELLE beloved wife OF the late
Lawrence Kicker and mother OF Thomas
Robert. Joseph. Samuel and Ernest
Kicker. Mrs. Bessie Greenwell and Mrs.
Isabelle Tucker. Funeral from the above
residence on Monday. July 16 at 80
pm thence to Church of the Epiphany,
where services will be held at pm.
Relatives and friends invited. Inter-
ment Confessional CemeterN- Is
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PAkDEE, CLIFFOKD y. on saturday,
july ~. 1884. az the y S. Veterans
CLIFFORD b. PARDEE, the beloved
husband OF Grace b. Pardee. late
residence. 1908 Potomac ave. sc. Fu-
neral services at the W. w. Chambers
Co. Southeast funeral home b17 lfth
81, Sc. on Monday July / q. At . pm.
terment Cedar Hill CemeferN. Is
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RIGGLES, GRACE on Saturday, July "a,
1894 GRACE RfGGLES. beloved dauEh-
ter OF the late j. Richard and Marian
j RlgGles Notice of funeral later

sPAULDING. ELIzA 4. On Friday eve
Home, ELIZA A. sPAULDINo. wife ot
the late James +, Spaulding, beloved
mother Of Mrs. May Wayland. Mr.. J,
Eliot Spaulding, Mrs. Elsie Potzler and
Mr., Roy d spaulding. Services at the
Methodist Home, 4oOt Conn. ave. on
Monday July 10 at 3 pm. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Glen
wood Cemethrv.
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Arafha.

ABBorr. HANNAH MONROE. On We'd
nesday. July II. 1894. at the residence
OF her daughter Mrs. Fannie Lanrist,
Falls Church. Va, Mrs. HANNAH MON
ROE ABBOTT. widow OF Oeorge a; ho-
bott and mother of GeorEe ". Aboott
and Mrs FANNIE Lauriet. Body restlns
at the wheatley funeral home, AIeNan-
dria. Va Funeral services at wheat
ieyfs funeral home, Alexandria. Va. on
wednesday, July Is. st IL an Inter
ment private 10
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Tel. No. Adds 5%
! To Letter Value

John HOWE Wright, author and edi-
tor, marks down" the value Of bust
ness letterhead five per cent. if it does
not carry the firms telephone number.
Mr.. Wright is specialist in direct
mail advertising.
A complete letterhead, in the opinion
Of Mr.. Wright, should answer three
questions: Who? What? Wheref
The name of the firm answers the first
question, the business Of the firm
answers the second, while the address
of the firm is the third. In the opinion
of Mr.. Wright. the telephone number
is 1art of the address.
Says the well-known editor; THE
purpose of business letterhead is to
help business. If prospect or Gus
toner Of yours receives a letter from
YOU and wishes to Immediately get in
touch with you by telephone, you
should make it easy for him to do so
II a prospect or customer of yours Is
in a hurry for some stationery and
wishes to send g messenger to youi
place Of business, it should not bs
necessary for him to look up the adj
dress, If you want to do business witt
me and want to use your letterhead a.
on Of the mediums Of telling me about
your business, please do not put me te
enp unnecessary trouslsp
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1934-06-22

Edwin F. Hill Gle shows that 1907
of these calls were across the Atlantic
to European countries, Asia, Africa
and Australia; 3,474 calls to South and
Central America, Bermuda and the
Bahamas; and 1886 calls across the
Pacific to the Hawaiian and Philippine
Islands, and Java and Sumatra in the
Dutch East indies, There were also
2,96i ship-to-shore telephone calls "
These figures indicate the extent Of
use sof the trans-oeeanic telephone
which makes it possible to connect any
one Of the i6,5O0,000 telephones Of the
Bell System and Its connecting eoia'
psGias vlth the isOou,QQO Telephones
lasaira N hfio eanHtgias nd terfis
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1934-06-22
Telephone Courtesy
Stressed By Editor

Telephone courtesy and its effect
on business affairs is stressed in
recent issue of the magazine System
and Business Management"
"a really good business man or
woman" says the article, "knows how
to use the telephone properly. Just
notice how your best executive uses
his telephone and note the difference.
He does not answer its ring by a
fatuous Hello He says Sales De-
partment, Jones speaking, in de-
cent, courteous manner, and from this
point carries on his conversation in
normal and courteous tone.
'He always assumes that the other
party's time is as valuable as his own
and consequently does not anduly pro-
long his conversation. On the other
hand, he is never short to the point
of brusqueness-simply business-like.
He never quarrels or argues over a
telephone"
The writer enumerates a number Of
rules which Will heip business people
in the use of the telephone, such as
the necessity of being absolutely sure
that the right number is given, to give
complete information in answering a
call, to be courteous, to speak clearly,
to take notes while talking if neces-
sary, and to give undivided attention
to the conversation.
Another point often ignored, says
the author of the article, is that tele-
phone conversations in offices are usu-
ally overheard by ones associates,
and the impression of ones ability can
be made or marred by the manner in
which he or she represents the organ
ization in the handling of telephone
conversations. 2
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M. E. Church Services

Methodist E piscopal Church South
Services as follows:
Pisgah: First and third Sundays II
q. M, Shiloh: First Sunday 8 p. N
Third Sunday 3 p m, La Plata
second Sunday liza m, Fourth Sur
day p. m, Dentsville, Second and
fourth Sundays SPIN, Bethel: Sec.
ond Sunday SIP. IN, fourth Sunday
IL a. m.
]. A. Mcdonald, Minister,