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Evening star., 1935-11-28
Dog, Cobra Fight; Both Die.

A fight to the finish between a cobra
and dog was witnessed by a large
crowd in village near Cochin CMala-
bar, India). The dog prevented the
cobra from entering hole near his
masters home.
Evening star., 1935-11-28
HELP-WOMEN.


5RPRE;NSTIcE I;SSa a5nS e vSFk sS. in beauty shGR
BEAUTY OPERATOR, good. all around;
must be able to marcel. Straight salary.
Apply after 10 am. Eve Rude Beauty
Salon. 2121 New York ave. Apt. BOB. 29e
BEAUTY OPERATOR. Apply 1928 od544th 54th
FINGER WAIVERS and permanent wavers.
Apply 1918 + st. NV, Warner Beauty
LADY. white. refined, light Housekeeping
and take care Of child; stay nights. Ad-
NU-BONE CORSET SHOP desires women
of personality, anxious to have financial
independence; commission and bonus.
Phene National 4735 for appointment.
PRACTICAL NURSE-HOUsEKEEPER for
sasH%a'is sas psr @oRss en Phone SS0 coambls s4ss
GENT. distribute free merchsndise. take Or
ders. For interview. call Decatur 3Oso.
Thursday. 2 to 8 pm.
lingerie: neat appearance; none other need
apply. Barbara Stone. 1907 9 st. NV.
sTENoGRAPHER-Lasge real estate once
desires hrst-cless stey5grapher. with expe-
experience. ~ Address Box SGT. Star ofice.
sTENOGRAPHER. experienced with knowl-
edge Of bookkeeping. State age. salary ex-
pected: II employed ct present. references:
Rfgl,ss gt.s oss sSatidsntiai Address Boz
SWITCHBOARD oPERAToR-TYPIsT. Law
once pleasant surroundings; permanent
position; Small salary to start. Answer
salary required. Address Boz 1927. Star
once
TYPIsT-Dictaphone experience Desirable
but not necessary: must be fast and aecu.
Srsss ss Box SIT. star once. ~
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Lost and Found Advertisements
may oe found on page A-0.
HELP-MEN.

HELP-MEN.
AUTOMOBILE sALESMEN-Expandin our
new and one used car salesman; Ford
leadership. excellent outlying location;
plenty Of advertising to support your per-
Chevy Chase district, Please write fun de-
tails about yourself in first letter. Do not
lnclose letters OF recommendation, but give
sation. so6riety and honesty absolutely
necessary. Unless you are experienced and
have sales background that will stand
Addrsss Ss mot s
dence. Automobile Man. Box 151-T. Star
AUTOMOBILE USED CAR Statesmen
Two experienced men needed at once; in.
aStyts Ippy Sefofs ss9s RePts
PARKWAY Motor Co So4o N st. NV. NV 80
BODY AND FENDER MAN. experienced.
Apply after s am. Mr.. Tucker. l44O r
BOYS d0N with bicycles: salary and COM
mission. 921 11th st. NV. Dime Messen-
BOYS (2). 81 years old. for. drug store.
required. Phone Decatur 1875.
CARPENTER. nrst-class stairway builder.
dress BOZ iIo.T. Star once
CLOTHING sALEsMAN-Permanent posi-
sssnart siSn eioshes s1S cfn Friday
DRUG CLERK. registered. honest. sober
and reliable; must have Al references.
Address Box 4S7-S, Star once 29s
JANTToR SUPPLY SALESMAN wanted to
work Washington; must be thoroughly ex-
perienced IN janitor supply business All
replies confidential Address Box 50o-S.
Star office.
MAN, strong. experienced to wash auto
mobiles and do general work around un-
dertaking establishment. Give references
and salary expected. Address Box 3S-T.
Star once.
PAINTER young with car. for caulktng
work also. District Screen d Mfg. Co..
Inc. 5 Md. ave, Hyattsville. 29s
registered. relief work every
other night and Sunday. Maynower Fhar-
macy, phone National 1915.
PIAsTERERs arst-class TO give estimates
on furnishing labor fos ,Rissssring I've
houses On 1sta and MSTth . MlehSls s,Hs Sta epe
lsnd Park. Va; og ssli Decatur 4o2S-w
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

CAPITOL MPRovEadENT CO.. builders.
contractoIs decorators. 1924 11th st. NV.
Time TO decorate spare rooms Tor Christ
mas. Cal uA.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

INSTRUCTION COURSES.
CARD PUNCH MACHINE popular. in Gov
eminent service and commercially. mas
tered in short time. SIS: day-eyentng.
inquire Boyd's. 1893 F st. National 233S:
GREGG SHORTHAND. TYPING. ENGLISH.
French arithmetic. speed dictation: begin
ners. reviews; low rates. Decatur 32S4-J.
2S'
HEADQUARTERs for CIVIL SERVICE
Books and Courses for various exams.
Make a BETTER GRADE Inspect them
at BOYD'S. 1888 r st. National 2340.
HIGH-SCTIOOL COURSE in two to three
years; meets all requirements for COLLEGE
entrance; study at home: standard texts
Furnished. For particulars, including local
student references. address Box 44a-s.
Star ONCE. 2S-
BEAUTY INSTRUCTION.
Learn the famous Mabelle Honour meth:
DDS and success Is yours. One standard OF
inStruction-the very best.
ENROLL NOW-DAY-NITE CLASSES.
Special Rates-Free Catolosue;
Graduates Placed in Good Positions.
MABELLE HONOUR BEAUTY SCHOOL
1340 N. Y. Ave. NV. Met. 777S.
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HELP-WOMEN.
tContinued)
ATTREss-Must be over 81. 3427 lIth

HELP-WOMEN.
(Continued.)
wATTREsS-Must be over 81. 3427 11th
WOMAN. white. unencumbered. to take
ages / and an 8: mother employed to 5egin
Thursday night; S25. Call Atlantic 5004-W.
1OUNG GIRL wanted for curb service.
Apply Harry.s Bluebird Barbecue. near
YOUNG LADY for steam table in cafeteria.
thoroughly experienced; references re-
ouired. Apply I744 st. NV.
YOUNG LADY, assist in once of credit
clothing store. knowledge Of bookkeeping
preferred 7I3 18th St NV
SALESWOMEN,
hnOfy fitfs once. third % foor. Frfday fss nothing.
" RALEIGH EAgEgPAsHER. 1 !.
YOUNG WOMAN
AS
CASHIER.
A prominent position in a
store for a>young a woman
with some cashiering expert
ence. Address Box 15-T,
Star office.
HELP-DOMESTIC.
COOK: white, German or Swedish pre-:
good cook, industrious and stay nights.
sseiersases Bee sesss required Address Box SGT
GENERAL HoUsEWQRKER. colored live
! in; also partial care 81 children references;
S25 month. 2003 Belmont rd.
! GIRL OR WOMAN. white. for care of small
child and light housework capable and
salary. Call at 610 Quincy st. NV. after
pm. 2os
GIRL. white exp houseWork care OF two
ences. Address Box l2s-T Star once 29'
/ WHITE WOMAN. general housework care
Two en-! ,!dren: stay nights. Phone Alexsn-
SITUATIONs-MEN.
MALE TIiNS sTEiNooRAPHER and seeTetaTy de-
Address Box 1857. Star once.
MAN. colored wants job driving truck; S
/ years experience; Ford or Chevrolet. 1909
| 9Th st s.w.
YogNe NAN eGored WsRts steady
OF work. Phone Lincoln 7666-M. 2s'
sITUATIoNs-woMEN.
| COMPANION for semi-invalid or elderly
person; lady OF refinement. exp. as prac-
| tical nurse: can drive car. Telephone Po-
tomac 4299.
| COMPANION-HOUSEK has also
had experience in nursing and children S
institution. Address Box 1877, Star
ofice.
| PRACTICAL NURSE or companion: refer
| ences given. Call before 3 pm. Metro
politan 0540, Apt, 4O3. %"
| STENOG., e yrs exp. accounting knowl-
| edge. initiative. personality executive aoil-
| lty. Address Box 49l-S, Star offlce.
| WHITE GIRL. refined companion to con-
| valeScent. drives car eXcellently. Address
Box SGT. Star ONCE.
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.
| CLEANER AND LAUNDRESS expert ex-
| perienced colored girl: full part-time OF
| days work; references. Columbia 7447-J
! COLORED GIRL neat wants work; not
afraid to work. 1912 4th st. NV.
/ COOK and general housework; colored girl
wishes job ref. Call Decatur O696.
NURSE-G GHW-Colored girl wants Job
No cooking; city Job preferred. Inquire
| Thurs. . pm, 112la Bates st. NV.
| WOMAN. colored wants evening work
| cleaning or cooking: references furnished
! District 9l53. Please call after l o'clock
| WOMAN. reliable. wants work as mothers
| helper or in apartment: references; mod
| 2ss
YOUNG GIRL wants part-time work OF
| any kind. Phone Decatur 1857.
I
Evening star., 1935-11-28

SITUATIONS-MEN.
MALE sTENOGRAPHER and secretary de-
sireS position; experienced in ONCE work.
Address Box 1857. Star once.
MAN. coIored. wants job driving truck; S
years experience; Ford or Chevrolet. 1909
9th ST. s.w.
YOUNG MAN colored wants steady work
as elevator operator, chauffeur or any kind
OF work. Phone Lincoln 7666-M. 2S'
Evening star., 1935-11-28

SALESMAN who has trade and full knowl-:
edge OF wholesale sheet-metal business, and
has own car. to travel to Virginia, North
Carolina and Washington. selling on COM
mission basis. Give age. experience. etc.
Address Box 1928. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1935-11-28

BUILDING MATERIAL WRECKING SALE.
Bargains from two city blocks and many
other wrecked buildings. at Hechinger's.
We are busy changing the city's skyline.
At present We are clearing one city block
for the Mall. another for New Interior
Dept. Bldg. and Eoon will begin another
Evening star., 1935-11-28

TYPIST-Dictaphone experience desirable
but not necessary: must be fast ana aecu.
state experience and salary expected. Ads
dress BOX SIT. star once.
Evening star., 1935-11-28

UPRIGHT PIANO-A dandy but p for
$500. See Mr.. Jelly. Colonial Storage
Co.. 1892 22nd st. NV.
PIANOS-we have just received several
baby uprights (brand-new) that we are
Offering special at S145 Scolors hieherl:
well built Of the same materiels as good.
full-siSe pianos. Ideal for clubs. small
apartments or nurseries. Easy terms.
PIANO steinway -upright. can be boughh
for $50 cash Sc NJ Jelly. colentaa
lContinasd On Next PagsJ
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Wrecking Laurel Mills,

1900, 900 brick: lumber 12x12 10x16.
so IT.: 3x12 edge grain flooring; doors.
windows, misc. Phone Laurel S24. state
Contracting Co. Baltimore Nd.
Evening star., 1935-03-05
CAPT. J. R. M'NEIL DIES

Funeral Held Today for Retired
Army Officer.
Capt. Jacob r. Mcneil, u. S. A., re-
tired, Of 2024 First street, died Satur-
day.
A native Of Alabama, Capt. Mcneil
was born in Eufaula January 4, 1875,
and entered the Alabama Infantry in
1898. He was appointed captain in the
Quartermaster Corps Of the National
Army in 1918 and a captain, Finance
Department. Regular Army, in 1920.
He was retired for disability In line
of duty September 80. 1884.
He is survived by his widow. Mrs.
Vivian Humphreys Mcneil. and three
children, John r., Thomas H. and
Vivian Mcneil.
Funeral services were held at
Arlington National Cemetery today at
1880 pm, with full military honors.
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HpafhB.

ARMS. CAROLYN HoUGH. On Monday
m9rn1ns FoS Ma5eh GaRoiv}N }9aS oi1o IR Wash1ns
Memorial services at the Holton Arms
March 10. at pm. ~ vi '"''
BOyEY. ELIZA J. On Monday. March 4.
Ss 9sS .y at her rsSlddspee sds% 9 n0J NsEtf Care
sns . %.shinston " cfsy chases asif q 'lG% ths
On weaa.sss, ss a. .ns March 0srGns 81
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
a::sls. IsisIs:: ,;sPia; ss ;osssss
asoTse ana sp'ess csh,fne Fl 'hs '.ss Brent ude
Charles County. Md Funeral Tuesday.
M.asa ss.Dis.l ami su1si fEH~ s.sSsF s!:ns!a.
BREWER. WILLIAM Q. On Monday
&: s wIfI2AM :. ' skE%Es' saksEi.%S1Eass bsioysd st
husband Of katherine Brewer lnee P,l-
ters. Mrs. Charles Tucker. Mrs. Wardie
ssfd TsTisr; th!se sons. Howard. 81:
Z. at $3.50. am. Mass at ST, Peter's
ssSsss Sas M ie iE:ps. =: in;a:
CARROLL. AGNES, On Monday. March
CARROLL, loving wife OF the late Dam
sas one txo s'teTs ens
and host Of friends. Remains resting
3rd and Eye sts. s.w. Notice Of fu-
neral later.
day. March 1888. RicaARb RicfiaFS 0f f. MGe- be-
loved husband Of Lily May Collier. Fu-
neral services Ct the ": W. Chambers
pm Reiaaiyss and fTenss aIGn n1ited at In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 9
CRAIG. ISAAC +. Suddenly. on satur-
az MsIse fsaac Rao aSS at beoT.d HSt dsp5nsas a
the late Henry T and Rose Z. crais iSn and ID
sTSthsT SnS Mrs of RIab HAIRY PaEI and W Craig
Lacey st.. Ballston. Va. Wednesday.
Cemetery. Fairfax. Va
March Mars 4 { las5, lss MAURICE } cuNNING;;
ssaHiees 4 at sansls chanel w 9TH GnfFf snd
SITS. NV on "wednesday March s. at
8 am. Interment Mount Olivet Gem
Name Society please note)
DENT ,sf. ANNE q On Mqndsy Mareh
pits2 ANNE " Fl pENT r. e9aeHs the beened H9s Wlfe
Of Robert N. Dent and mother Of Louis
Butler. Reginald Dent and Winston
Dent She also leaves four grandchil;;
2l9S End st. NV. Remains will be
Md. on "Wednesday. March e. Funeral
i' Top. Nd. ThuTsday. ar March hu'eh = at 1:so 20
pm. Relatives and friends invited. g.
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SERVICES TODAY
FOR MISS EATON
DR.. and Mrs. E. I. Eaton's Daugh.
ter Died Saturday-Was
Long Ill.

Funeral services will be held today
for Miss Claribel Ruth Eaton at the
home Of her parents. DR.. and Mrs.
e. L. Eaton, 5000 Livingston street.
Temporary interment will be in Oak
Hill Cemetery.
Miss Eaton, who died Saturday
after . prolonged illness, was head
OF the department Of English at Green
Mountain College, Vermont, and for
mer dean Of women at Union College.
She was president Of the Chevy Chase
Women's Christian Temperance Un-
ion.
In addition to her parents, Miss
Eaton Is survived by four sisters,
Misses Harriet, Elizabeth and Leila
Eaton Of Washington and Mrs. John
Fitch Of Mooers. N. Y, and three
brothers. REV. Harold G. Eaton of
Byrn Mawr, Pa, and John and
Charles Eaton of Washington.
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day for the Georgia city for his
health, was taken Ill at a hotel there.
and died suddenly yesterday morning.
He had been in care Of q physician
there, and upon being stricken the
Savannah Fire Departments inhalator
squad was called to the hotel and
made futile effort to revive him.
Mason Martins Counsel.
Guy Mason. attorney Of this city.
who had been on vacation at Miami.
Fla, was counsel for young Martin.
and went to Savannah, where he met
Martins brother, william, Of Balti-
more. They planned today to leave
with the body, for this city and New
York. With Mr.. Mason as counsel for
Martin is associated w. w. Spalding
of this city.
Martin developed near Potomac.
Nd, in Montgomery County q mag
nificant estate of about 200 acres on
which he built q palatial home OF
more than 80 rooms. There he lived
with his wife, and son, Samuel K.
Martin, 4th. until early last year,
when they were estranged. Mrs. Jane
Catherine Martin was known on the
stage as MARY Jane" and was q
dancing star Of Ziegfelds famous
musical show "Whoopee."
The Martin estate ut Potomac Is
now leased to Joseph p. Kennedy,
chairman of the Securities and Ex-
change Commission.
Lived at Hotels Here.
Martin had been residing at various
hotels here in Washington when
stopping over here. His last stopping
places before leaving for Savannah
had been at the Wardman Park Hotel
and the Burlington Hotel.
Martins grandfather, Otto Young,
who died about 20 years ago, left him
an income which, a few years ago,
amounted to $4,000, but which re-
Gently is understood to have been
somewhat less than that. Young left
an estate estimated at about $20,-
100000.
Evening star., 1935-03-05
BEVERLY S. KING
FUNERAL TODAY
Philatelist and Friend Of Roose-
velt to Be Buried in Brook.
lyn, N. Y.

Funeral services for Beverly S.
King. noted philatelist. close friend Of
President Roosevelt and deputy NJ r.
A. administrator, who was killed by
an automobile late Sunday night in
front of his home, the Chastleton
Hotel, will be held at the Universalist
National Memorial Church at pm.
today. DR.. Frederick w. Perkins will
officiate and burial will be in Green
wood Cemetery at Brooklyn, N. Y.
A practicing architect in New York
for IL years, Mr.. King had of late de-
voted most Of his time to philately,
and was coauthor with Max G. Johl
of q three-volume work on stamps.
He was treasurer of the American
PhilateNc Society and a contributor
to numerous periodicals devoted to
the hobby.
Called to Washington In August,
1888. Mr.. King was in charge of so
codes in the plant equipment section.
He is survived by his widow, brother,
Russell King, and three daughters.
Milford D. Burrows, jr., 10, son of
an F. E. r. A. official. whose car ran
into Mr. King, was released in the
custody Of his father pending an in
quest.
Evening star., 1935-03-05
WINS CONTEST.

Jeannette Bittner. soprano, Of l7l2
Twelfth street northwest, was the
winner in the young artists contest
sponsored by the District Federation
OF Music Clubs which was held Sat-
urday In Barker Hall. Miss Bittner
Is pupil Of James Wilkinson, q win
ner OF the same class some years ago.
The young singer will represent
Washington at the Capital district
contest in Baltimore March 16 and
II again the winner will proceed to
Philadelphia for the finals in April.
The prize to the national winner Is
$1,000 and an appearance with O
prominent orchestra.
In the student musicians contest
held the same day the winners were
Marjery Temple League. soprano. 1852
South Carolina avenue, and Robert
Ruckman, well-known pianist. Eva
Whitford Lovette was chairman of the
committee for these contests.
Evening star., 1935-03-05
BODY Of MARTIN
TO co TO GOTHAM
Grandson of Otto Young,
Late Chicago Merchant,
Stricken in Savannah.

The body Of Samuel K. Martin, Sd,
26, wealthy owner Of q large estate at
Potomac, Nd, who died yesterday at
Savannah, Ga, Of q heart attack, was
expected to leave Savannah today for
New York City.
Martin, the grandson Of the late
Otto Young, millionaire Chicago mer-
chant, left Washington last Wednes-
Evening star., 1935-03-05
LOST.

Lost and Found advertisements
for the daily Star Uill be accepted
Mondays to Fridays, fnclusipe, up
to noon day OF issue. Saturdays
and legal holidays up to 10 am.
day of issue. For the Sunday Star
up to II pm. Saturday.
BOSTON BULL. male. vicinity 18th and
Colorado ave; name Jigss; wearing green
sweater. Phone Georgia 7091. 1349 JEFF
ferson ST. NV.
EASTERN STAR PIN. small, gold. on Sat-
urday. March .. Reward. Call Berwyn
GERMAN SHEPHERD POLICE DOG, small
female; tan side. dark back; small scars
under ewes; name Pat. Call Wisconsin
441S Reward.
LADYS HANDBAG, Saturday evening. con-
tanning money. papers and drivers permit.
Phone North 6144.
POCKETBooK, black leather. from taxi.
N Capitol and v sts: money. eyeglasses.
etc. Reward Room 16. U. S. Treasury. .
SETTER. half-grown female. black-white
Reward. Phone Cleveland 1907. g.
WRIST WATCH. lady's, Egin. white gold.
on black ribbon rear Chevy Chase Circle.
Reward. Phone wisconsin 300S-J.
WRIST WATCH. ladys yellow gold. lost
basement. Reward.
Evening star., 1935-03-05

DEvLIN, JAMES q. On Monday. March
Jg35. st GARFIELD Memorial Hospital,
late John and Mary Ryan Deviin. Body
resting at the parlors of Almus r.
speare; 1923 Connecticut ave. Inter
DEYLIN. LANES H. Washinatnn n -
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NAB SUSPECTS
IN LIQUOR RING j
ROUNDUP HERE
u. S. Seeks 'Higher-Up in
Alleged Conspiracy,
Officials Reveal.

The first of a series Of arrests
expected in connection with the
operation of huge liquor con-
spiracy ring involving thousands of
gallons Of illicit liquor over a two
year period we're made yesterday
Paul Pfster, United States assistant
district attorney, revealed today.
Five Negroes were arrested yes
terday by deputy United States
marshals on warrants charging
conspiracy to defraud the govern
ment by evading the internal reve-
nue. tax law. They are James Price,
AZ, of 1924 N. Senate-av; Ed
Brown. As, of 1905 Northwestern
av; John Flint, 81, of 522 Cincin-
nati-st; Collins Heard, 40, of 536
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PARALYzED MAN is
RESCUED FROM FIRE
Homeless Cripple Starts
Blaze in House.

A homeless and paralyzed old
man narrowly escaped being burned
seriously shortly before midnight
last night when a fire he had &C
cidentally started in a vacant house
at 1858 COllege-av acrept toward
him.
Unable 70 move, the transient,
Thomas Johnson. IS, Cleveland, lay
on the floor watching the fire move
toward him. Summoned by a
neighbours call, police and fremen
arrived in time TO remove johnson
and extinguish the blaze with little
damage to the house.
Johnson told police that he
entered the house 10 sleep, and, I'M
able to find his way around, lighted
a match. Some loose newspapers
caught fire. He was arrested on a
vagrancy charge.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

w. vermont-st, and Harry Lee, 40,
Of 726 N. Senate-av.
Mr.. Phster described the Negroes
as being the small fry" Of the ring
and said that they sold liquor
bought from the higher ups"
Last October Federal officers
raided a home at 1888 Arrow-av
and seized 100 gallons of liquor.
Mrs. Florence Drake, Mrs. Elsie
Drake and William E. Mitchell were
arrested on a conspiracy charge and
later released on bond. Mr.. Phster
said that they probably would be
rearrested within few days.
The conspiracy involved the
manufacture, sale and tranSporta-
ton of illicit liquor, Mr.. Pfster
said.
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SpeCldl Il EludN ana
Saturday
500 Angelus Lip Stick. 74c
SI.O0 NeIlo- Clio Powder soc
SOC Jergen's Lotion w Sc
800 Tangee Lip Stick. 74c
yI.25 Campana Balm and
Dispenser ..----.-..--. SOC
Csc Phillips Dental
Magnesia --..-----.-lSc
soc PepsOdent Tooth Paste SlC
woodbury's Facial Soap
Tor -.------ DC
Cashmere BOquet Soap,
Tor ..----.--.-.-- 20
PaImoIive Soap. : for isc
Halls Borated Talcum, ID. lie
Palmolive Shampoo --.. PC
AIascal's Hand Lotion. pt-, SO
Sc Ponds Cream .... $50
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VINO With CAPT. AL WILLIAMS
Of Air
eripps-H yard Junior

co many interesting things oc-
~ Cured during my stay on the
naval aircraft carrier Saratoga,
when I broadcast a description Of
the naval review, that I think it
worth while to tell you Junior Avia-
tors Of some Of the events.
Here is an incident that demon
strates the necessity for organization
and discipline and gives an inkling
Of what goes on aboard an aircraft
carrier.
AL the squadrons we're in the air
the launching of planes had
gone smoothly. Suddenly there was
feeling Of tenseness in the air g.
a nervous tightening. AL eyes were
turned upward. .
Two tiny specks had detached
themselves from the Y formation OF
a flight Of single-seaters and were
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when RIack-Draught Helps

Poor appetite, bad taste IN the
mouth, bad breath, coated tongue,
sick Reconsideration due to slug
gish or constipated condition Of the
bowels, usually may be relieved by
a dose or two Of purely vegetable
Thedford's Black-Draught.
we have used Black-Draught in
our family for twenty years because
we have not found anything that
could take its place." writes Mr.. A.
G.. Gray, Of Cusseta, Ala. 1T has
proved entirely satisfactory"
Thousands Of others regard Black
Draught as their family laxative"
THEDFORD'S BLACK-DRAUGH
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FIRE REPORTS
Ye.terdar

NAH. ORDERs-Add 100 extrs for post
a.. 80 backing. No C o. d orders SLED.
Address Lizzett'A
- Penn St-eet
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Rodenfels, bloody but unbowed.
When he was being boosted out Of
the tavern for the third time, his
head struck an iron post. He was
sent to City Hospital, where his
condition is said to be fair.
Mesten and Bettice were charged
with assault and battery and va
grancy.
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PAGE 9
City Metallurgist Appointed

S. A. SHERMAN, chairman Of the
indianapolis chapter Of the Ameri-
can Society for Metals, has been
made a member OF the national
nominating committee to meet in
New York in May.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-14

rapidly losing altitude. Some one
was in troubled
Two or three planes we're still
standing on the deck waiting to get
of. They were in the landing area.
The trained. alert deck crew started
toward the stern TO clear them away.
The descending planes were at
2OOO feet one Of them spurted
ahead. wires screaming. motor roar
ing wide open. 1t circled the Sara
toga he'd give the signal de-
scribing the trouble when he was
abreast Of the control tower. The
other fighter was flying in wide cir
cles any Of a dozen things could
be the matter with this plane.
As the escorting ship flashed
around the boat the pilot leaned for
ward in the cockpit, bent his left
arm and laid his head on it a
gesture Of grief meaning an emer-
gencv landing. Then the all-clear
signal came from the bridge. The
nose Of the stricken ship dropped
toward the sea made a sharp
turn for position astern and glided
into a safe landing.
It was found his throttle had been
stuck open part way. That was
thrilling action and the Sara
toga's safety record was intact.