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Evening star., 1936-05-11
Irwin S. Cobb
Says:
The New Tax Bill Reads
as Well Backwards
as Forwards.

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf, May IL
This week. children, will be celebrated
as swat-the-taxpayer week. For now
Congress starts wrestling with the
Evening star., 1936-05-11
Lost and Found Advertisements
may te found on pase A-3. COL
HELP-MEN.

HELP-MEN.
AUTO, MECHANIC experienced, who can can
straighten tenders and DO painting. Steeie
Garage. AIS Sth st. NV.
BARRIERS wanted (twol. 1880 14th st.
NV. Liberty Barber Shop.
BoOKKEEPER - quick. and accurate
knowledge of tipping preferred. 7l3 7th
BRIcKLAYERs. ready to work; 50 S. day day
Brandywine SITS. NV.
BRIcKLAYERs wanted dW Monday
morning: Rhode Island and Eastern ayes
ne: ST 10 per hour. IL
sDply sEn Sunday Til and Monday after 8.
27iT Bladensburg I'd ne.
CARPENTERS. frst-class; steady work.
Peter F Gordon. t12 End st. NV.
sAs 5sp
AsPLf APP ao9R oFHDERAk RAJ 3 c3oNTkAcTHFa TEtsa e..
INC. 913 NEW YORK AVE. NV. 10
COLLECTOR AND SOLICITOR inc expesl; ns
cooK-CHEP wanted. experienced. Apply
Oriole Cafe 1924 Pa. ave. NV.
CREPE PAPER MEN wanted; experienS,sS' % nee
must have own . car ar Apply Sol Atlas S''s'
DRUG CLERK. Junior. to work every other
Box 4Sa-K Star once.
GROCERY CLERK. experienced; Must be be
willing to work. Apply AZ ONCE i'"'
LATHERs WANTED. Call Atlantic $685.
R. A. Cochran. -----7 -----,-------..7.,
MAN to take over repeat business; sales e
Experience necessary. Address Box 43o-h'
Star office.
MAN young with drivers permit rS 1Sr r.9.p- :a,p-
ences. s Address Box a-J. Star ONCE.
MAN work small fruit farm ISar.,s nssr Wisn. snr
ington; house and garden. ADDRESS So~
41S-J. Star once. -
dustrious and wanting to make money: money:
fSme son ss4.K, ssss Star once.
MAN to act as dealer ie. 1000 sussfEmssr7SS Snnfy s7S
National Press Bldg. 2 to 4. 4.---
MAN TO teach advanced accounting and re-
lated business administration subjects; Aps
CP A. with bachelors degree; SALARY x
$3 800 70 $4,000 a year. Address BOX
MECHANIC to install screens and screen
doors: experienced only: with car, LIE LIS
trict Screen g. Mfs. Co.. MO ave.
MEN f3l to complete sales DEBT; ,rn suarantt ant
essnrfa Il neessa %ppy oa otis BIDS SO
18th st. NV. after 3:30 e:m.--, I'm.
MEN (four) with grocery or other . rstaii
S25 weekly. Apply 8 to 12. Room s06'
1427 Eye 1t. NV. x-
METAL WEATHER STRPPERs, expsri-
enced only. Federal Weather stfip ~"
1341 14th st. NV. IL
PAINTERS hrst-cIass. 712 2nd st. NV.
Peter p. Gordon. ---
PAPERHAN0FRS, drst-clsss; steady work.
Peter r. Gordon, TIE 2nd st. NV.
PHARMACIST. resistered in d. @. Apply
to Mr. Babbitt. 110o 81. nw' OF eAn
Sterling 9545.
Evening star., 1936-05-11
SEEK ZEPPELIN HANGAR

as Terminal.
PHILADELPHIA, May u R.-
Construction Of hangar for trans
atlantic Zeppelins at the Municipal
Airport will be included in a list of
projects to be submitted to Washing
ton. Mayor s. Davis Wilson said last
night.
He said Philadelphia would have
larger hangar than the one at Lake
hurst. NJ j., indicating Philadelphia
would bid to have its airport serve
as the United States terminus Of any
transatlantic service.
Evening star., 1936-05-11
HELP--MEN.

HELP-MEN.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
Desires the services of tailors
experienced in mems CLOTH
ing. Apply Employment Of
fee. 9Th floor.
Evening star., 1936-05-11
PERSONAL.

GRAD NURSE GIVES HYpRoTHERAPY
health treatments. colonic irrigation. Hours
by appointment Phone District 461s. II.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
walt. Emergency Laboratory. 800 iath
NV. Open eve. Sun. l0-l3. Net. 1871
HEMoRRHoIDs ERADICATED ey i MY
time or money back Write for pooklst;
WERCK. isss Columbia rd Adams 03ss
PHYsIO THERAPY TREATMENTS FOR
Appts.. Potomac 4T21. Closed Thursdays.
ENTERPRISE ROOFING CO.
.RooF!NG-sIpIEG-IEsHLATIlroncs ~ ncsoo
Evening star., 1936-05-11
WATKINS ROUTE MEN.
CARPENTERS (6),
Sc per day; Eastern ave-, 2
blocks east of Georgia ave.
WANTED-SALESMEN.

RESPONSIBLE LOCAL COMPANY opening
new department desires the services OF
high-grade. successful speciality men. Ap-
plicants must have successful specially sell.
ing record Large. quick earnings for right
kind of men. Commission basis. Large
ready market for article. Easy to sell for
rirht type men Apply by letter. in frst
place giving former lines sold. approximate
earnings and why you quit. In strictest con-
fidence till after personal interview. Ad-
oress Box a4-K. Star ONCE. II.
SALES>,AN-A large and well-establish
manufacturer of q grocery specially which
is an outstanding leader In its fleid Is de-
sirous Of obtaining the services OF q hien-
class salesman to represent them on tne
retail and wholesale grocery trade IN
Washington and surrounding territory.
with headquarters OF Washington. This is
an excellent opportunity for 4 good man
who is willing and able to demonstrate his
ability to handle greater responsibilities
We offer q good starting salary and allow
ance for personally owned automobile TO
be used in covering trade. Prefer man De.
tween the ages of - and 30 who has had
experience on grocery trade. In reply state
aye and details Of previous experience.
which will be held in strict commence.
Address Box 20-K. Star ONCE.
SALESMEN for Saturdays for mems fur
nishinss; also shoe department. Harry
Kaufman, Inc. 1915 9TH st. NV.
Statesmen to sell Frieidaires. washing
and commission to right men. Apply sos
III st ne
Evening star., 1936-05-11
HELP-MEN,

NOohtIm0 0e0.t
work and good pay. Apply Parkway Clean
ers & Dyers, SOLO Conn. ave. NV.
PRESsER, experienced steady work. Mon
roe Dry Cleaning Co. 3l2a 18th st. ne.
PRESSERs, 3. experienced on wool suits;
a o Hcman Sf ss E.mons taay 8: WORK
oUTEMAN-sOLICITOR : Young man.
cleaning route. Salary and commission
basis. Route now paying $16 per week.
are willing to work. No experience nsc.s-
dress dress Box & zs.S Star Sta edsas once. NUMBER Az
Statesmen. 2. between ages a5 and 40;
Sol Colorado Blds.. 18th and d SITS. NV.
TIRE, BATTERY AND OIL CHANGERS Tor
service station work: experienced; age 20
& koebasR Ro co c'ssii si.aen.Suas rd sears ns
TRUCK DRIVER for contractors truck;
dress Box 21-K. Star once.
TRUCK DRIVER. white. vireinis; married
record Apply CLARK Wood Co. Rossiyn.
We. between l and 4 pm. Tuesday.
USED: sALEsMEN-Wanted (5). men
TO sell used cars. Make big money with
soper Gcs Pord sss sad a.phyr Sc e.sr M
I'LL 18th st. NV
WATERS AND COUNTER MEN. Apply
Joe turner's Arena, 18th and w NV. II.
YOUNG MAN to work in tire store Apply
n person Tuesday, promptly. 6:30 pm.
foSltively no other time. Better Tires Co.,
YOUNG MEN (2). neat appearing. for spe-
cial advertising work. Apply 9O1 Westory
Bldg.. 606, 14th NV.
YOUNG MEN to learn painting and paper
hard Adde'S. Box 's ssk ,ilns st.r Once GO Work
YOUNG MEN FOR CURB SERVICE.
Must pe neat and clean. Apply 5109
Evening star., 1936-05-11
MAN.

Have immediate opening for man be-
tween 20 and so in age. Car REQUIRED.
Phone Potomac 417g after q pm. Monday.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
Desires the services of a thor
oughly experienced slip-cover
cutter. Apply Employment
Office, 9th floor.
GREEN BRICK TOSSERS
and experienced off-bearerS.
Steady work all year around.
Apply West Brothers Brick
Co., South Washington, Va.
WATKINS ROUTE MEN.
Ambitious, reliable men wanted imms-
diately to sell watkins products In wash
ington and adjoining territory. Customers
established. Excellent opportunity lor
right men. Apply to IL am. 5l3 81.
Evening star., 1936-05-11
(Continued.)

WOODWARD & LOTHROP
Desires the services of alter
alton operators experienced
in mems and Women's CLOTH
ing. Apply Employment Of
flee, 9th floor.
Evening star., 1936-05-11

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
COOK, colored. first-elass, desires part.
time work; will cook dinner or breakfast;
reference Phone Decatur 1892.
COOK (good) experienced; reference; stay
Sic week Phone Decatur a922-W
GIRL, colored work maid, general house
work; good plain cook; city reference.
Pot 4427. 1879 P st. NV. n.w.-
Girl. colored. wants work. part time or
ali day. Phone District 1855.
GIRL. reliable. colored wishes job as
mothers helper or nurse; references. Call
Atlant,. 0S25
GIRLS. two, neat, reliable. wish work, full
or part time; references. HOB Que st.
NV, Apt. 3. Phone Potomac 2l49.W.
GIRL. neat. colored. wishes light general
nights. North h?s9-W 164S Fla: ave.
GIRL. colored. honest, willing to work;
part time. plain cooking and nursing; ref
erences Sara North 81SS. after 6:30.
Girl, neat. reliable, coiored. wants general
housework: no Sundays. Phone Decatur
22S5.
GIRL. colored, wants part-time job. morn
inas or Afternoon. Phone Potomac 4712.
NURSE Experienced. white. to take entire
care child or children. Call present EN-.
ployer Pot. 3113-W. Tues. 10 . m. = o m :
WISH TO PLACE . reliable maid. good
cook and general houseworker; eXceIent
city references. Phone Columbia 1888:
WOMAN, young. colored. wishes job as
cook general houseworker; references; can
leave city. 4SOO Georgia ave. from 10
pm.
Evening star., 1936-05-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

rage on corner Al location reasonable
rent all accessories and fixtures for sale.
Bad health reason for selling. Phone
Rockville 333. H.
JEWELRY STORE, established .5 years:
Evening star., 1936-05-11
WINDOW SHADES

Dupont Tontine washable window shades
made to order; also other types Of washable
window shades Save by using old rollers
We also install Venetian blinds. Free esti-
mates. Call Georgia 300 Penn Deco
rating Co. 5I9I Georgia ave. NV
Evening star., 1936-05-11
SALESMEN

men. experienced in household appli-
gressive money-making direct sales orgsn-
iaation Applicants must be settled men.
and OF sufncient ability to take full adj
vantage Of the finest sales plant ever pre-
sented on radios. washing machines and
portunity for. ambitious men to i make pa
splendid profitable connection Of year
please do not apply. Apply sales manager,
between and 12 am. 1741 johnson ave.
Evening star., 1936-05-11
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING FOR CHICAGO about May IS.
Can take three passengers. Phone Adams
1863 after q pm. H.
WANTED-TWO LADY PASSENGERS TO
Northern Michigan. May IL Telephone
Pot 0547-J. between am. and pm. 13'
Evening star., 1936-05-11

WOODWARD & LOTHROP
Desires the services of a silk
spotter for dry cleaning dept.
Apply Employment Office,
9th floor.
Evening star., 1936-05-11

A LOCAL DEPARTMENT
STORE REQUIRES THE
SERVICES OF A MAN WITH
EXPERIENCE IN FILLING
RUG AND LINOLEUM Or
DERS. GIVE AGE AND DE-
TAILS AS TO EXPERT
ENCE. ADDRESS BOX
434-K, STAR OFFICE.
Evening star., 1936-05-11
PAINTING e PAPERING.

xA14N Z 11NNI ~ I x11 G1t11N1.
Immediate service. complete home reno
vi7ing at reasonable prices; estimates free.
Phone Atlantic 1888.
PAPERINC ROOMS. s6 UP. WORK
<AA &1AsA2>N Guarantee At
GEORGE, 500 Oneida Pl NV Geo. 946a
PAPERING. PAINTING. Paneiing. a spe-
1884: residence. Dist. 1885. les
PAPERING, PAINTING.
Rooms papered with Imperial washable
interior painting. Using lead, zinc pure
linseed oil; rock-bottom prices; work abso-
lutely guaranteed; references IL desired
kOs Kenyon st. NV. Rosner. IL
pAPERiNG Is RMS. s-SToRY HALL. $50
and up: quick service: white mechanics
Call any time. Neat PAPERS. Adams 2320
Evening star., 1936-05-11

Elaine as she hung up the receiver.
Evening star., 1936-05-11

GROCERY BEER-Modernly equipped:
long established; will sacrifice for imme.
diate sale. Phone Greenwood 2403. l3'
VERY desirable dining room or restaurant,
partially equipped in q large, well-occu-
pied apt. bldg. on upper 4th st. Hilltop
section) reasonable rental. Address Box
AJAX Star office
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-03-17

Remains of Molly Pitcher of
evolutionary fame reinterred at
West Point.
461-Legendary date of the death of
Saint Patrick, Irish missionary and
her patron saint.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-03-17
H|GHSM|TH COMES
HERE FOR SPEECH
Will Discuss New High
School Work at Meeting
of PIT. A. Tonight

DR.. j. Henry Highsmith, director OF
high school work in the State, and an
official of the State Department OF
Education, was here today for an ad-
dress at the Henderson high school
tonight at s o'clock before the Par
ent-Teacher Association of the high
school, He will discuss the work in
the new high school, which will be
occupied for the first time next fall.
DR.. Highsmitn came here early in
the day, and spent a GOOD part of his
time in going over and inspecting the
new building, which is now nearing
completion. He was very much pleas
ed with the equipment and general ar
rangement of the building, and is ex-
pected to offer suggestions at to-
nights meeting as to methods of
utilizing the plant to the best possible
The PIT. A. is especially anxious to
have parents-both fathers and moth
ers-of high school pupils and those
in this years seventh grade at Cen
trail school, who will be in the high
school next fall, to attend the meet
ing.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-03-17
DISTRICT WELFARE
MEETING MARCH e
All-Day Session To Be Con
Quoted i'm Louisburg;
Many to Attend

There will be an all-day Central
District welfare conference III Louis
burg next Wednesday, it was stated
today by E. r. Austin, county well
fare superintendent, and a number of
people here interested in welfare
work are expected to attend the ses-
sion.
Those who plan to attend were
asked to contact the superintendent
by Friday of this week.
The program for the day will be in
charge of the State board, it was
stated. An open conference on mat
ters pertaining to welfare will be con-
Quoted following the program.
A number of counties are includ-
ed in the district, and the meeting
was expected to be well attended.
Lunch will be served at Louisburg
at a nominal fee.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-03-17
B. H. PERRY TALKS
TOOFF|CERS GROUP
Outlines New Conception of
Public of Duties of En-
forcement Men

B. H Perry, county attorney for
Vance county, was the speaker Mon
day afternoon at the weekly police
school," held in the municipal court
room, with Mayor Irvine B. Watkins
presiding He was the only formal
speaker, and discussed the changing
attitude of the public toward the
du les and functions of law enforce
ment officers.
City police and county officers at
tended the meeting. From time to
time interested citizens also are pre-
sent at the meetings.
Mr.. Perry told the officers that in
former times the general conception
of what a policeman was supposed to
do was to make arrests. Now he is
right much of a salesman for his COM
munity. He is supposed to direct traf-
fic, impart information to travellers
and others, and keep order and make
arrests.
The enforcement officers courtesy
and kindness to strangers can be a
big asset to a community, the county
attorney said, or it can he a liability
from the standpoint of the impression
created.
The school" held Monday was the
seventh in a series sponsored by the
mayor, and which has attracted sew
eral personages of Statewide promi-
hence, including Captain Charles D.
Farmer of the State Highway Patrol;
Judge E. H Cranmer, and Solicitor
w. H S. Burgwyn.
It is understood there will be sew
eral more of the schools, but when
the number will end is not certain as
yet.
By creating these good impression,
the speaker stated, better respect for
law and more good will toward law
enforcement would be cultivated, and
that people would feel that law was
for their aid, not for their punish
:nent.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-03-17
ALLEGED BURGLARS
ARE BOUND OVER
Wallace Jeter and Sterling
Turner, Negres, Held
for Superior Court

Two Negroes, Wallace Jeter ans
Sterling Turner, were bound ovor !
the next criminal term of Vanco G.,
perior Court today in recorders count
by Recorder r. e. Clements ubo,
probable cause was found on a broa,,
ing and entering AID larceny and ,o
ceiving charge.
1t was alleged that the two Negroes
entered 81 the American Tourist Camp
IN the early morning of SundaT
March 8, while the manager, 7 Han,
ard Albright, and his helpers Fra
Daniel and Billie Parham, were sleen
ing in the building, and took a onop
tity of cash and a pistol, which wan
found later Sunday in sleeping onar
tiers occupied by Jeter.
The Negroes are being held i,
Vance county Jail in default of 81 ooo
bonds each
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-03-17
WELFARE MEET IN
LOU|SBURG MAR. 25
Vance Included in District
Gathering To Be Held
for 10 Counties

Welfare workers from 10 counties
comprising the Central District wei
fare Conference will meet in Louis
burg on Wednesday Of next week
March 25, with State and national
speakers on the program.
The 10 counties comprising the dis
trict are Caswell Person, Granville
Vance, Warren, Halifax, Northamp-
ton, Johnston, Moore, Orange, Dur
ham, Nash, Wake, Chatham, Lee, Har-
nett, Hoke, Wayne and Cumberland.
Louisburg is planning to give the
visitors a royal entertainment, with
a number of committees appointed to
have charge of various phases of the
arrangements.
Representatives of the State Wei
fare Department are to be in attend
ance, and possibly some from Wash
ington, according to announcement.
Those interested in social welfare or
social legislation, whether profess
sional workers or not, is invited to at
tend the meeting, according to advices
from Louisburg, and it is anticipated
that upward of 300 may be in attend
ance.
The program has not yet been de-
finitely announced, but it is expected
to include discussions of the Federal
social security act, along with other
progress and other developments in
that direction in the past year or two,
both State and national.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-03-17
FARM COOPERATIVE
TO OPERATE STORE
Directors Named at Meeting
Saturday Looking for
Quarters Now

After organizing last Saturday
members of the Vance County Farm
Cooperative Exchange, a purchasing
group, was today looking for quar-
ters for the store which they will OPP
crate. A manager has not been chosen
as yet, but will probably be named in
day or two.
The exchange was organized with
exactly 100 members, each of whom
had taken one share of stock at $40
which made up a capital stock OF
$1,000 on which to begin business. ORR
ginal plans were for 81 500 capital, but
since members were not enrolled as
rapidly as had been hoped, it was de
cided to go ahead with 100 members
and try to enlist the other so as time
goes on.
Directors named at the meeting last
Saturday were: w. w. White, w. w
Currin H. B. PARROT, c. U. Sanford
C. T. Robertson.
These directors will have charge OF
the operation of the association and
it's store. They will select the manager
AS soon as quarters can be Obtined
stocks will be laid in and operations
begun. One of the chief products tC
be purchased comparatively at the out
set will be fertilizer. AS the planting
season is already near at hand, every
effort will be made to stock this goods
as quickly as possible.
Scattered over the State are a num-
Der of farmers cooperative exchange
associations like this one, and State
authorities have Seen here on several
occasions to assist in getting the Local
association under way.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-03-17

Lions TO Meet-The weekly meeting
of the Lions Club will be held We'd
nesday night at Hill Top Tea room at
7 o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-03-17
WRENN FUNERAL BE
HELD ON WEDNESDAY

Funeral services for j. T. Wrenn,
prominent Watkins community retir-
ed farmer and merchant, which were
to have been held this afternoon at
o'clock, have been postponed until
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock on
account of inclement weather, it was
stated today.
The services will be conducted at
Rehobeth M. P. church with Rev. I.
S. Richmond Oxford, in charge, as
sisted by Rev. C. l.. Spencer Inter
ment will be in the church cemetery.
Mr. Wrenn, who was approaching
his 65th birthday, had been in poor
health for about two years, having
suffered a stroke of paralysis about
two years ago. He was stricken i'll
about two weeks ago and death fol-
lowed.
He had three times married and is
survived by his third wife. Mrs. Laura
Long Wrenn, and four children by his
second wife, two daughters, Mrs. Gil
bert Capps and Lucy Alma Wrenn,
and two sons, Frank Wrenn and Mel
vim Wrenn and his sisters, Mrs. Mollie
Chandler of Vance county, Mrs. H. J.
Whit of Roxboro, Mrs. Ed. White Of
Roseboro, Mrs. 3. Y. Hunt and Mrs.
Henry Greenway of Granville county
and two brothers, j. w. Wrenn and
D. T. Wrenn of Granville county.
Dol - 80
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-03-17
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page Four

/. Who is regarded as the founder Of
modern chemistry?
g What word describes belief in, and
worship of one God only?
g. On what date will the inauguration
ceremony of the next President OF
the United States take place?
Who was Faul Lacroix?
s. Where is the Juba River?
g. What is ORTHODOXY?
Z Who wrote under the pen name,
M Dooley?"
g. What is dry-ice?
D. Who was the Apostle of Ireland?
10. Can the President of the U. S.
declare war?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-03-17
ASSOCIATED PRESS AND CENTRAL PRESS
Mrs. Austin Will
Garry Children to
Cripple Clinics

Mrs. E. r. Austin, county welfare
superintendent, will take a group of
cripple children to a clinic at Roam
oke Rapids Wednesday, and another
group to a similar clinic at Colds
boro Thursday she announced today.
Ten children have been notified of
the clinic, three have signitied that
they would attend the one in Roam
oke Rapids, two, the one in Colds
boro, but Mrs. Austin was expecting
to get others to go before leaving for
the clinics.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-03-17
Henderson Daily Dispatch
PATROLMAN FINDS
FEW MINUS CARDS

State Highway Patrolman T. e.
Cooke. Jr., stated today that in his
check up yesterday of automobile
drivers license law, he found very
few without the necessary license,
and that those without them at the
time had applied for them.