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La gaceta., 1935-09-14
,HDINJTADO PEIRE Y Ell
PROBLEMA DE TANGER

Madrid, Sept. l4.-Hablandc
lei problema de Tanger Ell re
laci6n con Espana, ell diputadc
Peire, de la derecha, NANTES
: que el Estatuto en- vigor tie
he su antecedente. con detrs-
nento de Espana, en- ell tratado
,ranco-espanol de 1912.
"'Tanto en- la declaration fran
,o-ingleSa de abril de 1904. Co
no en- ell convenio hispano-fran
'es sdel mismo ano y en- Ell ira
ado franco-marroqui de 1912,
as parties contratanteS, al ira
ar de Tanger, Sc refirieron eX
.luSivamente a la ciudad; Terc
ri cOncertarSe Ell tratado franco
espanol de 1912, Sc estableci6 en-
ell articulo Z, un "territorio in
terror" con limiteS Senalados
que alcanzan 3S1 kilometres al
rededor de Tanger. llegando el
algunoS SitioS a % kil0metro,
de profundidad. Espana no de
be adoptar ninguna posicion ex-
trema, como la de que Tanger
sea espanol, pues 81 algdn dia
esta Erase tUvo oportunidad,
hoy su realization es una qui-
Hoy las potencias Sc en-
cuentran mas distantes que
nunca del Otorgamiento del pro
tectorado a Espana.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
REGALO de $50 a Ia perso

REGALO de $50 a la perso.
"a que logre venderme o m,
compre personalmente, por 7ol
pesos al contado, una casa d,
uatro apartamentoS, aIQuiIada
en- la ga. avenida. Vendo por
que V Two en- Arizona y no que.
do atenderlos, Para mas ingor.
mes lame al tel6fono M52-901
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
(fFFlcI0 III NN0SzLB

kn-Alemania - En- ell fondo de la preocrp pa
eripecias del conflict aAAs1Adel Gobie6o aleman nc
1h.sirio con gran o~bjetivdad sin eSnbaNo, indiferan.
e diria, cast, que la cueA19 kunaA question de Abb
e eatos momentos nj Ina %eouanrio. Els po
qui grapcosa. sik~ $50 Sc vera muy prontC
no tenam he la gestaci6n del actual eS
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
NUEVO JUEZ PARA Ell Coz,
DASO DE PASCO

Dade City, Sept. 14.fEI 60
bernador Sholtz nombb aver
i.uez del Condado, en- Pasco, a
O.. L. Dayton, Jr., de esta ciu-
dad.
Srcese Dayton al juez Sar
ders, que renunci6 a causa de
su mala salud, En- 1927 ell 60
bernador Martin nombr6 d
Sanders para. ruceGer a ljuea
O. L. Dayton, ST..
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
] AS FUERZAS DE LONG O.
FPFCEN LA PAZ AL Co
BIERNO FEDERAL

Baton Rouge, La, Sept. IA
Una rama de olive extendie-
ron aver los amigos politicos
del senador Long al president"
Roosevelt.
Los tenientes del difunto
"Kingfish", por conducto de.
representante Paul H. Malo-
ney, buscan la paz con L. admi
instruction nacional, aparti-i-
dose asi de la norma que su
ldolo seguia.
La tregua Sc basara en- con-
c%esiones de las dos parties. Ma
Iloney. hablando por ell telefo-
no de larga distancia dijo qNa
,siempre habia favorecido, per-
sonalmente, ia paz en- ell Els
tado para bien de nuestro pue-
,blo".
Ell Representative asegura que
ell momento no es propicio to-
davia para hablar de hechos y
cifras; pero que la batallI en-
ire ell p~residente Roosevelt Y
ell senador Long ha terminado
"Yo creo que I'm Estado demo-
cratico debe laborar, para SD
La gaceta., 1935-09-14

nj abriga tampoco, por otra
icarte, propositos imperialistas
o militareS de nin2un genera.
A este reSpecto, las palabras
de Hitler en- todoS sus grandes
discusses han sido terminates.
Alemania contara muIy pronto
con ell Ej6rcito y la ASiaci6r
mas poderS0S de Europa, tar
impor ante 0 POGO menOs, COM
los que hasta ahora ha moviliN
zado Italia en- ell curse de un
esfuerzo de varios meseS. PerC
Alemania no tiene ningun pro-
veto de conqUista colonial co.
mo ell que Mussolini Sc dispo
ne a realizar ahora deNtro dt
unas semanas, cuando >hayar
ceado las lluvias en- ell Africa
Oriental.
Alemania esta fernando III
gran Ejercito, una Aviaci6r
pujante Y una Escuadra eficaz
con ell dnico prop6sito de defen
der:e en- case de ser atacada,
hecho que, tai como van la CO.
sas, ,puede ocurrir ell dia me-
nos pensado
La gaceta., 1935-09-14

toUO NC NCSoS maya oIuO dplSNNd
10 en- Alemania con mas exac-
titud que ea otros passes de Eu
ropa. Las divagaciones de la
Prensa inglesa Y de una parts
ELLA Prensa francesa sobre e
nantenimiAnto de la paz en- A
RIGA no han sido tomadas aqui
N serio en- ningun momentO.
[adie duda, en- Gambia, de TODD
:uantC la Prensa aleman~ ha
scrito por inspiration Official.
)iaho 0revemente: aqSi Sc cree
Inevitable la guerra en- Abisi-
ia, guerra de csrl2uistas 0 que
ra para im9antar y conso-
dar un regimen de protectorae
10. Ademas, nsSie duda de la
astoria de Italia en- Africa. A
juicio de los pocos escRitores
2oliticcs alemanes, ell conflicto
.talo-abisinio pone en- juego ia
)csici6n dSl hombre blanco en-
81 Nundo."
Alemania Sc Interest," ader
1as, muy especialmente, por ell
:onflicto italo-abisinio en- rela-
ci6n a la Sociedad de Nacio-
les, Ell acuerdo de Irl lat terra
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
Ell TEMPO

Claro para hoy y ell domingo.
Maxima )ayer, 81 grades
minima, rs,
Marea ala las PAP a. m. Y
1928 p. m. Narea baia a las
S:l4 a. m. y 9:25 p. ".
La gaceta., 1935-09-14

" Ff2ncla para Salvar a~toda'
ccsta 81 prestigio de la inStitu-
ci6n ginebrina es visto con ir6-
nico regccijo y juzgado con
Sarcasmo. Tcdo 10 que ocurra
ahora en- Ginebra, sobre TODD
en- torno a Ginebra, 10 We ell res
gimen nAioraIsocialista ale
man como una justification de
SUI actltud al retirarse de la So
ciedad de Naciones. Nunca ell
desprestigio de la Sociedad d.
Naciones habfa sida tan g
pleto en- Alemania como s-
tos instantes. Sc la We colocada
ante una fatal disyuntiva: 81
Nalia ha de If a la guerra a
bietamente y Sc retira de Gil
nebra, Sc .agrietan, hasta ell
fondo, los cimientos de la So
ciedad, los de la institution. 81
Sc encuentrS una formula pa
ra que Italia pueda anexionan
Sc a Abisinia dentro del mar
co de la Sociedad de Nacio-
esta sufrira, ante los
pueblos, una perdida de auto
ridad moral irreparable.
Sobre las consecuencias de
un conflicto italoabiSinio Ia
.Prensa alemana, prudente y
discreta Sc limita a decir que
pueden ser incalculables.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14

Sc NECESSITY Muchacho d
familia decente. de West Tam
pa, para una rutaNe Lame al tie.
lefono M5A -063, esta noche q
manana.
Evening star., 1935-02-03
GAS TAX DIVERSION
is HIT BY AUTO CLUB
1000 Members Oppose Nice's
Plan TO Finance Relief
Bond Issue.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, February 2.-The
1000 members of the Automobile
Club of Maryland today were aligned
in opposition to proposals for divert
ing gasoline taxes to other than road
purposes.
The clubs objection was leveled
specifically at the suggestion that
100000 in gasoline taxes be used
annually for IS years to finance an
$8,000,000 bond issue for relief and
other State purposes.
Such recommendation was made
yesterday to Gov. Nice by the Advisory
Committee on State Revenues, headed
by William j. Casey.
Palmer R Nickerson. counsel for
the automobile club, declaring motor
tax funds should be used for roads
said any such proposal would be bit
terly fought. I'VE will go to Annap-
oils to fight not only that, but any
diversion of highway money" he as
serted.
"An organization known as the Ma
tional Highway Users has been form
ed in Maryland for the sole purpose
of fighting diversion and will work
in conjunction with the Automobile
Club Of Maryland"
Evening star., 1935-02-03

Stewart Warner Stamp Club, Chicago;
Lester J. Kraemer. North Hudson
Philatelic Society, New Jersey; r. G.
Ballard, Middletown. N. Y, Stamp
Club; Walter M. Fits, Granite City
Stamp Club. Quincy, Mass; DR.. w.
w. Sherwood, Santa Monica, Calf,
Stamp Club: Sidney Lake, Stamp Col
lectors Club, Paterson, N. j., and Z. F.
johnson, Middlesex Stamp Club, New
Brunswick, N. j.
Representative Donald H. Mclean
of New Jersey is a stamp collector
and is interested in proposals for
liberalizing the law forbidding repro
duction of stamp designs in the press.
Publicity plans for the American
Philatelic Society Convention next
August were discussed at a meeting
of the Publicity Committee at the
Hotel Carlton Wednesday evening. 1t
was decided that Gerard Ten Eyck
Beeckman and Albert F. Kunze will
have charge of radio arrangements
and William M. Stuart and James
Waldo Fawcett of general press re-
leases.
H. A. Robinette has removed to. new
quarters in the Washington Loan and
Trust Company Building, Ninth and
F streets, and Alden H. Whitney Is
now to be found at 1107 Pennsylvania
avenue.
Mr.. Eidsness has accepted an invi-
tation to address a mass meeting OF
collectors arranged by the Westchester
County Chapter 85, American Phila-
telic Society, White Plains, N. Y, Fri
day evening, February Is. His subject
will be The Old and the New Deal
in Philately."
He will be at Wilmington. Del,
Thursday evening and in Philadelphia
Friday.
Mr. Farley recently reported to
Congress that ''the valiant but bitter
experience of the Army Air Corps in
flying the airmail last Winter and
Spring" cost the lives of IL pilots and
$3,767,355 in money. There were SO
accidents involving damage to planes
in amount Of $5l7,559.
Mrs Myrtle c. ShaughneSsy. famous
among collectors for her devoted serv-
ice in the Philatelic Agency since 1922,
has been promoted" to a new assign
ment in the division of stamps. She
was transferred to -philatelic work
Friday.
The Stamp Collectors Club Of the
Department of Commerce, organized
January 7, will meet in Room 2830-A
of the Department building tomorrow
evening at 8. Mai. Barton P. Root is
president and G. Ross Popkins, secre-
tary
The Washington Stamp Club Of the
Air will have a broadcast meeting
from Station VOL Tuesday evening
at GAS. Mr.. Kunze will speak.
The Collectors Club. Branch S, So
| ciety of Philatelic Americans. will
meet at the Thomson School, Twelfth
street, Tuesday evening at 8.
The Washington Philatelic Society
will meet at the Hotel Carlton, Six
teenth street, Wednesday evening at
8. There will be an auction and the
public is invited.
Evening star., 1935-02-03
ATTEMPT TO DYNAMITE
SHIP FROM ICE PLANNED
Oyster Boat, Held in 30-1nch
Layer, in Danger of Being
Total Loss.

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, February "A
charge of dynamite was prepared to-
day to blast 30-inch ice away from
the oyster boat. Tony Faust. out of
Port Norris, N j.
The Tony Faust has been in the
grip of the ice off Pooles Island for
a week The ice breaker Latrobe fail
ed in efforts to reach it.
Representing owners of the boat,
William r. Riggers arranged with au-
thorities at EdgeWood Arsenal to have
dynamiterS attack the ice today.
He said loss of the vessel was i'm
minent unless desperate measures
are taken.
Much the same conditions existed
all along the Chesapeake Bay and ice
on the Atlantic seaboard was de-
scribed as the worst in years.
Evening star., 1935-02-03
Missionary to Speak.

LEESBURG, Va, February 2 (Spe-
ciaD. Mrs. w. H. Turner, jr.. OF
Round Hill, who spent eight years as
missionary in China, will speak at the
young peoples meeting in the Presby-
terian Church here tomorrow evening
at 7:30 o'clock.
Evening star., 1935-02-03
SUB-EDITOR.

Man qualified to assist in editing maga-
zine devoted to travel and capable OF writ
ing articles of interest to travelling public
age nationality salary expected. refer
ences. etc. Address Box Alb. Star ofhce.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
FOR A SALESMAN OF AUTO
MOBILE INSURANCE. LOCAL
LEADS FURNISHED AND
EVERY CO-OPE r ALTON /.
KINDLY GIVE AGE, EXPERT
ENCE AND REFERENCES IN
LETTER TO BOX 147-B, STAR
OFFICE.
Evening star., 1935-02-03
statesmen
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE colored take care apt. and room
ing house in exchange for room BOARD
reference. 1113 Mass ave nv
COUPLE colored; wife must be Al cook.
man to know general housework; must be
day after 12 noon. 1462 Columbia I'd
NV
COUPLE. cook laundress; houseman. some
driving: private family. State eXp. ana
salary desired. Address Box 31-T. Star
Office
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY-Repr
sentative with following for boys and
girls Gentle Summer camp Teacners
preferred Address Box 3SO-B. Star once.
Evening star., 1935-02-03

MEXICAN use 2 experienced vacuum
cleaner washing machine. refrigeration
men; large commission to statesmen. also
we are paying as high as 300; it will pay
you to investigate. See Mr.. Lewis. 724
11th st. NV. Monday.
Evening star., 1935-02-03

WE HAVE openings Tor 3 men
of good appearance to work in
our appliance department. Those
selected will be trained in the
work and given an opportunity
to earn a good income. Perma-
nent position for those who
qualify. Apply between the hours
of $50 to /, employment office,
4th floor, Lansburgh's Dept.
Store.
Evening star., 1935-02-03
STAMPS.


United States and Foreign stamps for
junior collectors. Hundreds Of stamps
cataIOging up to S1.5O from kc to &c
each. free packets and premiums. The
Bethesda Stamp shop 4515 West Virginia
TRADE YOUR DUPLICATES. New method.
change. .171OP North Vermont, HOLLYWOOD.
California.
ATTRACTIVE CANADIAN PACKETS; Won
same SAM condition 80 46c: 35. 90c: 40.
efences Mention Star" MARKS STAMP
CO.. Toronto. Canada.
STAMP ALBUMS
Stock Books. Catalogues. New Sets, Single
Stamps Philatelic Supplies. Call and see
ME. also BUY Collections.
Harry B. Mason, 91S F NV.
Stamps-Coins-Autographs
Bought and Sold
Hobby Shop
716 18th St. NV. Dist. 1872
U. s., Scott's Nos. 42f, 55c; IL, S1.50;
lis, $2.15; Isl, $1.00. All, $500.
HORACE PAINE, Westport, Conn.
NEW LOCATION.
WHITNEY'S STAMP MART
1907 Penn. Ave.
Next door to Star Building.
Evening star., 1935-02-03
HERE IS OPPORTUNITY.

High-grade company selling new treat
ment apparatus to physicians offers great
opportunity to young. ambitious. energetic
salesman for Washington and Virginia
territory Every doctor interested because
increases practice and income. Moderate
cost and easy terms make daily profitable
sales easy with commissions. $50 to $100
weekly. Previous medical sales experience
desirable but not essential. We teach you
and you earn while you learn: II you
qualify and have q car write fully. giving
age, experience and phone number. Ad-
dress Box 4s4-B. Star oface.
Evening star., 1935-02-03

Special clerk at Benjamin Frank
lin Post Office and helpful friend
Of many Washington stamp COL
lectors, retired at the end of 33
years of service Friday He entered
the postal employ in 1902 and was
advanced to special clerk status in
1914.
A native of Maryland, his home
now is at 123 Kentucky avenue He
is IS years of age and declares that
the remainder of his career will be
spent resting, travelling and EN-
joying life" Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1935-02-03
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

CAPITAL CITY COLLEGE, 1910 N: Y.
ave.--Better business courses for less;
day, S2-s5 week; night. sl-s2. 81
LINOTYPE-Special rate 16 weeks $500;
types. Cail, write. Mergenthaier School.
206 East 10th St. New York.
SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL ENGR.. STEAM
Nat sa5SD SOP %ai Raicf5ss 9SS4 Jids
CAPITAL AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL. Young
course. So; chaufeurs furn, SOC hr. Dis
TELEPHONE (P. B. x operating, pre-
pares for present positions; we train you
in few days. Apply 226 Bond Bldg.
PIANO and harmony lessons. Beginners
or advanced taught. Best method. Down
town studio. 75c lesson. Phone District
T54s.
GREGG sa0RTHANP BY Hosd 1
tation. Private lessons. Moderate rates.
Phone Decatur 35S4-J.
UTILITIES ENG INST. will personally in
teryiew man willing to work hard to
Grafton and air conditioning business. Pre-
fer man with fair education, mechani-
cally inclined, now employed, willing to
devote some spare time to preliminary
training TO become installation and service
EXPERT Earn while learning. Write fully,
Efving r age age I6 phone' pres present occupation. Ad-
Language School; also French. beg. Spanish,
Latin; highly exp. teacher. Adams 0l59.
GERMAN French. private or classes. Cathe-
dral Mansions. Phone Adams 4SO0. Apt.
2l4. Call 9 to 10 am. or & to p.m.
GREGG or Boyd shorthand. touch tyDing.
business letter writing word building CAL
culating machines bookkeeDingi day and
evening sessions; new classes forming;
faster progress: smaller classes: save time.
money: position guaranteed Grads. BOYD
SCHOOL 1888 ST National 233S.
CALCULATING machines for Government
and commercial positions, Comptometer
with scme typing; day school. weeks
evening school. 3 months average time;
certificate issued. Monroe calculating ma
chimes. hand and ELECTRIC mimeogrSap1hn, S1n
SCHOOL 1898 F National 1898.
ONE MONTHS FREE TUITION
instruction. exp. teachers; shorthand, type
writing stenotypy. civil service. bookkeep-
ing, accounting. Day or evening.
WhItmore Secretarlal School.
Evening star., 1935-02-03
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL

BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL.
NEED stenographers. expert typists book
keeper-typists. male and female. to fill
current positions; no charge unless placed.
Est. Is yrs. Boyd's. 1888 F st.
THE BALTIMORE TEACHERS AGENCY.
PIG N Charles ST.. BALTIC. Md. recommends
teachers to schools and colleges. also tutors
and governesses to families. Call or write.
DOMESTIC.
DOMESTIC AGENCY. Dec 24I9 1928 9th.
furnishes cooks gh W. da-workers. buffers.
houSemen. dishwashers maids. helpers.
DOMESTIC AGENCY. 1925 9th has open
inss for colored workers g.h.w.. bd. house
cook. $40: private family $50.
COOKS. walters, chauffeurs. colored;
comm. or private; applicants investigated
and approved before sent out. Mutual
Service. Call day or night. Fulwood,
Decatur 494S-M.
CHEFS. cooks, walters janitors and
chauffeurs. colored several Jobs for this
evening and Monday. Mutual Service.
Call at once Fulwooo 1106l2 U 81. NV,
Ind floor. Decatur 494S-M.
RUPHER'S Employment Agency has domes-
tic Jobs for colored girls with references.
Apply in person TO 1887 11th st. NV 20
Evening star., 1935-02-03

WE DESIRE the services of
2 outside statesmen to COM
plete our force in selling a
well-known article. Men who
qualify will be trained by us.
Must have own car. Apply
Supt. office, 4th floor, S.
Kann Sons Co., 10 AM. or
PM.
Evening star., 1935-02-03
FIELD REPRESENTATIVES

petition. Unlimited territory. Must have
good record. Capable of being bonded
Strictly commission. Write, giving full in
No interviews shall be arranged for by
phone or personal call. Address National
Anti-Chain Store League. National Press
Building.
Evening star., 1935-02-03

JAPANESE, good cook. wishes position in
American family. Write TO NJ. Endo. 4S7
3"
Evening star., 1935-02-03
HELP-MEN.
TWO statesmen.

We have openings on our sales force for
two experienced outside statesmen, Hignest
e OF S phd e ases u
$40 and Il pm pm. at 2s5o Sherman ave. NV.
MECHANICAL FOREMAN, ia
miliar with all makes of cars.
Must have had experience in
this capacity, with references.
No others need apply. See Mr..
Spence, 1871 Fla. ave. NV, Mon
day am. only.
THREE HONEST MEN.
and you can earn $3.50 or more per day
to start We will prove this to you before
employ yGs Appg sna sS eny 5ys
MEN.
II you really knew what this business
as bass hs ad to up s snoe one
a9s those 'ro propositions" If you do, You are in
all probability missing what to a great
lifetime. @ @ No matter what your present
income is no matter what your position In
life you ought to be sincere in your de-
Come to properly provide for, your family
and give them the better things in life
and to get into permanent business OF
We have such an opportunity for you
walks Of life are big earners right here in
Washington and nearby towns. When they
learn this profitable business thoroughly
their incomes range around $1,000. S4 .OOO,
ST. 900. $1,000 and more per year, .yet
they had no previous experience IN thiS
kind Of work.
Our company is rapidly approaching. IN
this country. the complete dominance OF
the market it has already secured IN other
countries with five European ana Amerl-
can factories continuously busy SUPPLYING
our products. 1894 was our NTH consecu-
tive record sales year.
Beginners may have to get along tenn
porarily on S125 TO $500 per month. HOW
ever, you are placed on the same bESs OF
compensation as the others and make no
investment or deposit OF any kind II you
are selected for this opportunity you Will
be given complete training at our factory
branch at no expense to you. We Will
teach you this business, help you TO real
and permanent success and VIII not ask
you to make any investment.
This opportunity is open to you NOW
because Of the eVer-increasing demand Tor
our product If you are between the ages
Of 25 and so. are willing to work and study
conscientiously to secure the success and
large earnings possible in this business
this opportunity concerns you.
We are sincere in onerlng IL TO you
and you will find that 90 minutes spent in
an interview with US Will be the most
valuable 30 minutes you ever invested. For
q, personal lntervieW apply at q Denrike *
a =
Evening star., 1935-02-03

JUNIOR COLLEGE and recent graduate OF
Al business college. 20 years of age.
would like position as bookkeeper; willing
encn Address RnN 44h-R Star once
Evening star., 1935-02-03

GRAY HAIR MODELS+Expert needs spe-
cial models for demonstrations. REQUIRE
models with gray hair and overbleachedi
hair to be recolored to natural shade All
afternoon pm. SIG 18th st. NV. ASK
Gov Mice WiIlion1c
Evening star., 1935-02-03

BEFORE IT is TOO LATE.
EDITORIAL CLERK EXAM.
JUNIOR TELEPHONE OPERATOR EXAM.
CARD PUNCH MACHINE.
SPECIAL STATISTICAL. FILE and GEN
ERAL CLERICAL. The Civil Service Prepar-
story School. $40 10Th st. NV. Met. 6331.
Evening star., 1935-02-03

MAN experienced neat. colored. wants
work of any kind around house; with ref
erence Call Metrnnolitan 3h2N.
Evening star., 1935-02-03
FITTER.
ASSISTANT BUYER

Experienced only. on high-class gowns,
Exclusive clientele. Address Box 27e-B.
Star Office =.
Evening star., 1935-02-03
MONEY. FUTURE. YOURS!

gers, experienced statesmen offered by we'll
established concern. Provides excellent
income permanent. should have car. De-
tails furnished. Manager r; l.. Harring-
Evening star., 1935-02-03

MAN colored wants Job as chauffeur. ele-
vator. or porter; references. Call Po-
tomac 3350
Evening star., 1935-02-03

wANTED-Salesmen to sell worlds finest
display type counter ice cream freeZers to
drug and candy stores. confectioners. ho-
tells hospitals. etc; 8 and. 5 gallon ca
Sold on easy terms. Exclusive territory.
Highest commissions. Write fully. giving
past history. r.. E. Gebhardt Company,
0O50 Iarrabee Chicago Illinois
Evening star., 1935-02-03

YOUNG MAN; ONCE; good typist; expert
ence secondary to common sense; excellent
future. Address Box 377-B. Star offce.
YOUNG MAN to learn business help with
collections Drivers permit necessary.
Good future. State age. experience edu-
cation. Address Box 206-B, Star ofdce-
IF you can sell laundry and dry clean
ences address BcX 191.B. Star Office
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-01-21
LOCAL GROUPS Off
TO SCOUT MEETING
National Leaders Attend
Conference Held In Dur
.,,s
ham During Day

Several delegations of Boy Scout
leaders went to Durham this after
noon for the annual regional conven-
tion being held there morning, after
noon and evening, at which time the
Scout program for the year was out
lined and leaders acquainted with the
work
r. G. Klttre4l, president of the local
Scout organization, led the delegation
TO Durham. going early in the after
noon. Others went later IN the day
High Scout officials were in atten-
dance at the meeting, including James
E. West, of New York. chief executive
of the Boy Scouts of America; Arthur
A. Schuck, also of New York chief
of thed vision of operations; Paul
w. Schenck, of Greensboro, regional
chairman; K. C. Bentz of Atlanta, re-
~gional~ executives; and Herbert Stucky,
of Atlanta, assistant regional execu-
tive
The opening business session was
'heid~ at~10:30 a. M, and l p. m a
luncheon was held jointly with Dur
ham civic clubs. At 2:30 p.c'~n:- group
meetings were held, with a general
conference session at, 4 p: 1tl:, followed
at $50 p. nj: by the annual regional
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