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Marriage Licenses.

Guilherme C. DeArejo. 29. 1859 r ST.. and
SSosephins Jos sSmpitello 81 2ss3 @7th ST.
Eiaasssh 8 8 spsTshoss ss. 'sa sa4 Va vsrna% ana
Howard E. sangston. 30 soe v st. ne,
and, Lola R.. FitzGibbon. 23. 1907 Co
sdWara m6ia W. Vd Msrsoa Rfs y y Bansap and hotte
overly, 21, both of Richmond; Rev. J.
wsS1 n RSsSp s Both 81 Of nd ssGos Gshergs dF
'ss so;s & Sst%sl. ans IsH Rs9 oss4s: sHs
AleTapasI ag.,sn No@sf ssoe sth st
pl.; Rev. J. J. Queally.
BENJAMIN H. Curtis 30, and Ethel X. Rich,
%. both of 33S 11th st. ne; Rev. W. C.
George, H. Watts. "a. and Louise C. Rumpp.
"A. both Of Philadelphia; Rev. Charles
Mqs sesess Nj seR ne 14Sl g. sfsf Hfas Adams s
rd.; Rev. NJ. P. German.
william A, Lueiano. "a. 40 q N st.: and
Russell s s. Beach 20: alss Potomac ave.
Sc. and Mary L. Wells. 80: 1109 Poto-
and meg W.. Macintosh, %. Mount
Lous naiqeI p Aen Ma R Rey A 1858 qyss pofa st. IT,
Dorothy M, Howe: q. 44S Lamont ST.;
Rev. c. z. Hawthorne.
Willie w. FRANKIE 20, and Evelyn A. Het-
terly, 81. both of Hyattsville. Nd; Rev.
Marcus Wallace. 80, 1112 T St. and Mat
tie L. Brown "a. 1852 Columbia I'd i;
Judge r. e. Mattingly.
Waddell b. Johnson, 3S. I'll P ST.. and
Lula McGref. SO: Rev. Ernest Wilson.
James w. Simms. 81, Waterford Va, and
Edith B. Lee. 20. Purcellville, Va; Rev.
,,B pogue. 90 s r,..,., ,
%. both of 435 L ST.; Rev. George
Alexander c. Leonardo. 80, 724 Rock
ham, "a. 1881 Quincy St.; Rev. J. s.
Evening star., 1936-09-10
SERVICE ORDERS
ARMY ORDERS.

ARMY ORDERS.
Tracy, Brig. Gen. Joseph p, U. S. A.
Fort Monroe, Va, to San Francisco
December 16.
Gulick, Brig. Gen. John w., U. S. A..
to Fort Monroe, Va, upon completion
of his prese1e tour of foreign service
Peek, Col William H., Field Artil-
lery, Army War College, to Fort Lewis,
Wash, September 13.
Finkel, Maj. Henry Charles, Finance
Department Reserve, to Fort George
c. Meade, Md, September 81.
CARL, First Lieut.. Walter T., Veteri-
nary Corps, Brooklyn, NY, to Fort
Hoyle, Md, September 25.
NAVY ORDERS.
Upham, Rear Admiral Frank B.,
detached as chairman of General
Board September 80; relieved all ac-
tive duty.
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NEW LAWS DRAWN
FOR CRIME FIGHT
Pistol Registration and Per.
iured Abb Check to
Be Urged.
Rv tne Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
Government attorneys are forging
new weapons in what they describe as
q drive to combat Americas costliest
foe-organized crime.
Brien McMahon, assistant to Attor-
ney General Cummings, and aides have
been drafting new legislation for intro
duction in the next Congress designed
to bolster 20 anti-crime laws passed
since April, 1894.
Topping the new list is an amend
ment to the national firearms act,
which would require every purchaser of
Q revolver or automatic pistol to
register with the Bureau of Internal
Revenue.
At present all purchasers of machine
guns, sawed-off shotguns and silencers
must register, but small fire arms pur-
chasers are exempt.
New Development Cited.
Recent invention of high-powered
revolver, capable of wrecking an auto
mobile engine with one bullet and al
ready offered on the open market. "em-
phasiZes more than ever" Mcmahon
said, the need of regulatory legisla-
ton
Also high on the Justice Depart
ment's list of desirable" bills is a
measure to abolish appeals in habeaS
corpus proceedings.
THE purpose of this BILL" Mcmahon
said, sis to prevent the long delays, in
some cases two years, in the Govern
ments' attempts to have defendants re-
moved from one Federal district to
another for trial in the Federal
courts"
Alibi Check Proposed.
Still another measure would require
defendants intending to use defense
alibis to give the prosecution advance
notice. The purpose of this bill. which,
Mcmahon says, has been adopted in
similar form by about six States" Is
to prevent perjured alibis by giving
Government agents chance to check
on them in advance.
Under a fourth measure awaiting
introduction in Congress an iron hand
would be given G-men in dealing with
extortionists
Present statutes permit Justice De-
partment agents to enter an extortion
case only when threats sent through
the mail or by interstate commerce de-
mand money or articles of value. The
proposed measure would make it Fed
eral offense to threaten bodily injury
or kidnapping regardless of whether de-
mands for money accompany the
threats.
The Assistant Attorney General ex-
pressed great satisfaction" with Fed
eral anti-crime laws passed by the
seventy-third and seventy-fourth Con-
crosses.
They have gone long way" he
said, in aiding Federal agents wage
war against crime.
Evening star., 1936-09-10
AIR MISHAPS REPORTED
Bureau Declares Lines Have One
for Each 7es,16s Miles.

Reporting that scheduled air lines
had one accident per 798,168 miles
of flying during the first half of
1886, the Bureau of Air Commerce
said yesterday that errors of operat-
ing personnel accounted for Al per
cent of the accidents.
For the six months, AZ accidents
occurred on scheduled air ines. Five
were fatal.
Evening star., 1936-09-10
WANTED-SALESMEN.

GOOD OPPORTUNITY for statesmen to sell
electrical appliances. oil burners. Salary.
commission. sos H st. ne.
WANTED statesmen: city work Call
Walnut S666. between 8 pm. and pm.
Evening star., 1936-09-10
LEADS
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
DOMESTIC

DOMESTIC AGENCY" Dec. 24l9. NORTH
aOI1, 1925 9th, furnishes cooks. e.h W. day
part-time workers. busboys. dishwashers
houSemen.
Evening star., 1936-09-10
HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS & SERVICE

PAINTING. paperlng. roofing. general re-
pairing guaranteed: reas. M L Smith
1924 Webster st NV Phone Adams 7108
PIASTERING AND CEMENT WORK-No
Job to small nor too far for me. william
Thomas phone District 1870. los
PLASTERING REPAIR. stucco resurfaced.
cement. chimneys. waterproof Easements,
damp walls. leaky roofs. Minnick. Lincoln
4457-W 10'
ROOFING, siding. rock wool. Johns-Man-
The American Reroodng Co. Inc. 33I3
14th NV. Columbia 1851.
w. I. TURTON, BUILDER,
1l13 10Th St NV District 679O.
Remodeling. repairing also suburban work.
ESTIMATES GLADLY FURNISHED.
l0s
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.


ACCOUNTING and auditing assistant:
Service examination; valuable information.
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Mr.. Rundlett. phone Georgia 7016. To-
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at
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naH X 1NhTRgST59No pay tArss AS9
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Questions and PROBLEMS in Elements Of
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BOYD SCHOOL,
1924 rciyil = ~ Service Specialists" Ms;; o,.s
Credit and Collections.
Retail credit procedure; an intensive
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Washington stores; fegistrations now be-
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or phone for full particulars.
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Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page AS. col.

HELP-MEN.
BODY AND FENDER MAN wanted at once
steady employment for frst-class man. An
s72. -o IL
BOY. white. reliable, honest, over Is. To
work In delicatessen and beer parlor. After
moons, nights. North 4195.
BOYS. 13 yrs. or over. to serve papers In
section of Northwest WASHINGTON bounded
BY Harrison ST., District line and Rock Greek
Park. Also boys needed for Chevy Chase.
Md. Phone Cleveland 2221.
6npy EniTe consIseton a9S Co. New Yort
and West Va. aves. ne.
CARPENTERS. two men with experience on
al kinds Of work; steady work. Call Georgia
340O. Stonebraker
COLLECTOR or solicitor with car, full or
reliable man. Phone National 4s13.
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SITUATIONs-MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE. colored experienced: ref: will
give lanitor services in exchange for liv-
ing quarters and small compensation Ad-
dress Box 29S-E. Star once. TO-
COUPLE. colored. as maid and general
houseman. Best references. Live in
Phone Columbia 903O.
CAN RECOMMEND HIGHLY. reliable hon.
est. responsible colored couple: desiring
apt; housework: quarters and salary. North
2163.
Evening star., 1936-09-10
SITUATIONS-MEN.


work Of any kind. Address N st. sc.
BOY. high school graduate. wants posi-
tion; Highest references. Shepherd
CARPENTER. cabinetmaker. upholsterer
(German). desires position as maintenance
man Address Box 319-E. Star once. To-
CHAUFFEUR. bus boy. porter or house,
men ma Job desired Ssi s, 6y colored man. .2S
sstGton noiG5sH es SortS aSa4 i0r 'eh00i or
CHEF. colored hotel. club. institution pas
tries. menus; economy; fine reference for
immediate work. Decatur 0l33 l2'
CCLORED MAN neat. wants Job Of any
kind; four, years experience; good refer
ences. Call Wisconsin 257S.
COLORED MAN would like a Job as porter
5eS boy and as0
ELECTRICIAN. 1S yrs experience: very
reasonable. Col. 5414.
ENGINEERING GRADUATE. "a married:
Tau Beta Phi; drafting experience; salary
secondary. Address Box 3l4-E. Star ONCE.
10'
EXPERIENCED FARMER. JOB as manager
OF farm, in nearby Va. or Md. Address
Box 326-E. Star ONCE. TO-
fITTER or bushelman manager wants po-
sition; can take full charge tailor shop.
Address Box 302-E. Star ONCE. 10.
JANITOR. busboy. work of any kind; Fill
YOUNG COLORED MAN. neat reliable.
wants work in restaurant. housework or
butler: references. Phone Adams g275.
YOUNG MAN, college graduate "a years
old. desires clerical work: auditing bank
ing, bookkeeping experience. Columbia
1928.
ATTENTION, ATTORNEYS.
Young man. age ~. college graduate
entering GEORGETOWN Law School; expert
enced etarystenographer. Address
Box 366-E Star offce, IL
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HELP-MEN.

DELIVERY BOY, must have grocery experi-
ence. ?614 Bath ST.. Mt. Rainier. Md
Greenyood 15fo
Evening star., 1936-09-10
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

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Yours for the asking-a thoroughly
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BUILDING LINE.
Whether it's porch or the installation Of
a heating plant. Federals experienced
architects, engineers and workmen are at
your service.
NO CASH DOWN.
You pay in small monthly sum accord
ing to your needs. If you need special con-
sideration-Federal will aid you.
LOW INTEREST,
A. yearly is the only charge. No red
tape. no delay no restrictions.
WE FINANCE WHERE OTHERS DON'T.
THE
FEDERAL CONTRACTING
CO., INC,
a13 Y. AVE NATL. 7403.
NATL. f416 NIGHT. ADAMS O033. .
Evening star., 1936-09-10

BOY. colored. 21, desires evening or night
work OF any kind. Address 3 st. Sc.
BOY. high school graduate. wants posi-
ton: Highest references. Shepherd
Evening star., 1936-09-10

ATTENTION, ATTORNEYS.
Young man. age ~. college graduate
entering GEORGETOWN Law School; expert
enced secretary ry-stenographer. Address
Box 366-E. Star offce. IL
Evening star., 1936-09-10

ELECTRICIAN. good mechanic must have
| car and tools. must know D. c. code. Dis
trlct Electric Co.. 214S P ST. NV. North
Evening star., 1936-09-10

Observation-Disclosures, ener-
getic men, age 80 to As, with sales
ability, to contact property own
erS. The man who will intelli-
gently follow our instructions can
start on a liberal commission
arrangement with permanent
position in highly dignif1ed
work; car essential. Apply $50
to IL. 925 New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1936-09-10
sITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL. small, wants work as
chambermaid or waitress. 1926 Half st.
Evening star., 1936-09-10

CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER 81 d'ALBERT INC.
S15 10th St. NV Phone National 4ft2
Evening star., 1936-09-10

CARPENTER, cabinetmaker. upholsterer
tGerman). desires position as maintenance
man. Address Box 319-E. Star once. 10.
The Washington times., 1936-06-02
u. 5. BOND ISSUE
B|GSUCCESS

The Treasury's biggest peace
time financing operations, involv-
ing 1850 millions. was a great
success" according to Secretary
Morgenthau.
Withholding the amount of
subscriptions, Morgenthau closed
the TreaSury'S books on cash Of
ferings for 900 million dollars in
IS to 18-year 234 per cent bonds
and 400 millions in 13s per cent
five-year notes.
Morgenthau also announced
the conversion privilege on $685.
616,40O in 3A per cent notes
maturing June IS, and 1854, 1885,
600 in 11s per cent notes matur-
ing August /, would be closed
Wednesday midnight.
Announcement Of the amount
of cash subscriptions for the new
issues will be made public late
tomorrow or Thursday, after re-
ports come in from the West
Coast, Morgenthau said.
Morgenthau said there had been
a great demand for long term
bonds and that many banks had
been among the subscribers.
The Washington times., 1936-06-02
Name and
Dividend Rate

(a) Optional stock cash Cb) includes latest extra
declaration only (eD Extra
tsJ LiquidatnE dividend. IT. On account OF
Paid this Special (Fl Paid last
year (wW) With (xWl without warEGntA
(s) Ex-divdsnd. (+) Ex =ightG
Dividend rate in dollars In parsnthSSOa.
The Washington times., 1936-06-02

favorable showing. 1t is usual for industrial
activity to recede somewhat at this time of
year. The weather has been abnormal and
hardly, conducive to the maximum volume of
trade. The political atmosphere has tended to
cause hesitation, and the realization that
heavier taxes confront us-especially corpora
tions-has hardly been stimulating
But the chief indexes of business have held
well. This may be attributed to combination
Of three factors:
l. An underlying demand for replacement of
durable goods and especially capital goods,
The Washington times., 1936-06-02

gradual growth confidence the preservation of our
political and legal institutions resulting from unquestioned
acceptance Supreme rulings adverse to the New Deal
and to the independence shown by the Senate its consera
tion of the tax bill
8. The continued Government distribution of funds.
The last factor stmulant and social poison unques
tionaby Creates purchasing Of Sort however, and
the past has produced "boomes Ny point is that now
combination with the first points, likely produce
somewhat more sustained results than formerly.
people who have money also have confidence that
they will be allowed to keep it, they will invest their funds
which the best to put to work Prospects for
something of this sort to be opening up At least
there is hope.
Before very long think that will be realized that there
is at least chance that Mr. Roosevelt and his
Farley Tugwe, Hopkins etc) will be defeated this fall
This may not but the fact that there
real possibility of it will be most reassurng At the least
there will be sweeping mandate there four years
and if Mr.. Roosevelt does get again he will probably
be confronted by no rubber stamp Congress.
The people in of those typical prairie sates,'
Mr.. Farley calls them will that Il happen come
from that section myself.)
The steel industry has slowed down slightly chiefly as
result of the seasonal decline in automobile production The
leaders in this industry, however, profess optimism and
be said consrvavey that the demand for
fallen much expected The advance prices
for third quarter delivery will at least stimulate buying
June and to have better chance of holding than
similar advance made in 1894.
Railway earloadings little last week and while the
gain hardly up expectations the loadngs
curve shows no indications of downward trend.
Wholesale commodity prices turned up last week. and de-
spite further weakness gran averaged higher than
week since late April Uptuns in hides cotoneed OIL hogs
and cocoa were notable and cotton worked higher.
In OF the reduced surpuses and the
yield prospects, inclined think that bearshness
concerning agricultural commodity prices may overdone
In it better for everybody have good crops
moderate prices than shortages at high prices Big
seldom bearish to the general condition of business
In this connection the strong showing being made by mail
order and farm implement houses worthy Of
The week brought considerable imports of gold The Treas
announced that its bond and issues would
record low interest rates. Mr. Ecce told bankers
ton that they had better make oan either directly
through purchases Of Government secures whole
picture is of growing toward credit initiation
The Washington times., 1936-06-02
TT TAAYTXY II People Have Confidence
HA ~ H. As Well Money They Will
AAA AA A - Put Their Funds to Work

[. Professor Of Economics, New York University
For now business activity has shown little
change 1t has held at the highest general level since 1880
Under existing conditions this may well be regarded
The Washington times., 1936-06-02
Washington Stock Market

SALES. 49,: 81.
Capital Traction Company, 100
12A, 10@12A, 1O@12A, 10@12A,
1O@12A, 50@12. - -->
Potomac Electric IS pfd., SO
1OS12.
Capital Traction IS, $1.OOO0sO,
&1.O00@90.
Capital Transit Co., 50@12.
The Washington times., 1936-06-02

Mont al funds in New York, 7.S2 per
cent d. cunt at $1,000.
Evening star., 1936-12-08
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing.

National-"The Show Is On" at
8:15 pm.
CapitoE"Our Relations" at II am,
lao, 4:30, 7:20 and 10 pm. Stage
shows at 1880, $40, $50 and 9:10
pm.
Earle-"Go West, Young Man." at
II m, 1885, 4:25, 7:15 and 1905 pm.
Stage shows at 1885, 3:25, 6:15 and
9:05 pm.
Palace-"Love on the Rum" at IL 10
am, lis. $40, 5:25, 1880 and 9:35
pm.
Belasco-"Gypsies," at 1904, 2:o4,
4:04, 6:04, 8:04 and 1904 pm.
R-K-O Keith'sE"Rembrand at
11:57 am, 1:40, 3:43, 5:46, 7:4s and
9:52 pm.
Columbia "Tarzan Escapes" at
11:15 am, 1:20, 1925, $50, 7:35 and
9:45 pm.
Metropolitan-"Three Men on q
Horse" at 11:20 am, 1870, 3:25, 5:25,
7:25 and $50 pm.
Rialto-"Mutiny on the Bounty" at
2, 4:30, 7:06 and 9:42.
Little-"Evergreen," at II am,
1:09, 3:18. sat, 1885 and GAS pm.
Ambassador Go West, Young
Man," at 6:15, 8 and 9:45 pm.
Uptown-"Charge of the Light Bril-
gade." at 2. 4:35, 6:55 and Gas pm.
Tivoli-"Big Broadcast Of 1887" at
2, 3:55, $50, 7:50 and 9:45 pm.
Missing Girls" at 1890,
8, $50, 8 and 1920 pm. Stage shows
at 40, .4:10, $40 and 9:10 pm.
Evening star., 1936-12-08

bored with the business Of amusing
and entertaining people. In conversa-
ton with him, asking about the origins
of some Of his sketches, he keeps re-
peating that he tried out the idea
and it seemed to amuse people" SO he
did a bit of polishing and wound up
with the finished product
The train number, by the way, was
evolved at a boys school banquet,
where, as q returning graduate. he
was supposed to be the big entertain
ment Of the evening. He went to the
place totally unprepared, except for q
few stif jolts acquired at cocktail
party. When he was called upon he
suddenly got up and began telling the
boys that all his life he had imagined
q locomotive as q great monster, which
scared him stiff. He went on to DEM
Evening star., 1936-12-08

Enrol Flynn and Lili Damita are
returning to Hollywood, scene of many
of their marital battles. The couple
had hoped for a second honeymoon
trip to England following their recent
reconciliation, but on the verge OF
sailing Flynn was ordered to report
back to the film city for the lead In
1.-THE Prince and the Pauper." i.
Claudette Colbert has gained 5 pounds,
but lost her sense of smell, the latter
an aftermath of her recent auto
accident.
The Maharajah and Maharanee OF
Indore are living in Gail Patrick's mod
est bungalow during their Hollywood
stay. A first-class battle is ex-
pected at R-K-O between John Ford
and S. j. Briskin when Ford returns
from Honolulu. During the directors
absence Briskin remade Sean O'Casey's
tragedy, THE Plough and the Stars"
into a "boy-meets-girl" proposition.
tCopyright 1886 by the north American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc)
Evening star., 1936-12-08

onstrate. The demonstration got q
lot Of laughs and big hand.
Later he worked on and perfected
the sketch, which depends more on
sound than on pantomime. 1t was
put on over B. B. c., the British radio
set-up. The Duke of York heard and
like it, and ordered command per-
formance. Senor Gardiner. although
he may not have known it at the time,
was on his way to Hollywood. Out
there they are talking about convert
ing him into q legitimate actor again,
somewhat along the lines of a younger
Roland Young. He says the idea is
o. X. with him. He Is not much wor-
ried about the future of handles.
Evening star., 1936-12-08

nle." is how he puts 1t.
1eanette Macdonald and Nelson
Eddy are not as friendly as they were.
n seems that Miss MacDonaio. no'
content with the lions share OF tne
singing in "Maytime." staged nys-
terical scene when Director Rooert o.
leonard wanted to bring Edoy mto
one of Jeanette's closeup shots. WORK
was abandoned for the day-addins
70 the production cost (aireaoy
about ssoo,ooo).
The Marlene Dietrich and Douglas
fairbanks, jr., companionship quo IN
london Is reaching the stage wnere
Douplas Is thinking Of returning 70
America with Miss Dietrich In jan
nary in hopes Of appearing IN her
next picture for Ernst Iubitscn-at
the moment, "The Angel" :. Ginger
Rogers. without makeup Of any kind
and clad in polo coat, slacks ano
beret, was protected from autograpn
hounds and possible kidnapers at the
recent AFTER the Thin Man" pre-viev
bv Jimmy Stewart and four otnel
men who surrounded her until sne
reached the safety Of her car -. TAX
ing of Stewart, if you ever happen 70
meet him, ask him to show you hls
latest gag-12 ways of killing baby
The Carole Lombard-Clark Gable
affair Is non-existent. but, for want Of
more amusing companions, they con-
tinue to 20 about together. The
expensive imported car that Constance
Bennett rents to studios for 5000 q
day cost her $2s 900. 1t has recently
achieved the distinction of an imposing
coat of arms in Mervyn Leroy's pro-
duction, "The King and the Chorus
Girl" The crest is stuck on with mo-
lasses; glue would spoil the paint
work. William Powell, again SUI
fering with eye trouble, is resting al
Lake Arrowhead prior to beginning his
role in "The Last Of Mrs. Cheyney.'
Needless to write, the presence Of Jear
Harlow at the same resort Is just
another pleasant coincidence. Wher
will these two screen fayorttes take
the plunge into matrimony?