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HELP WOMEN.

ALTERATION LADY. experienced on mems
snse. :. Bernie's Quality Clothing. lis
1th st. NV.
BEAUTY parlor operator, experienced In
aesssssTy o' Hsrps4 Method lsi4 Conn., sys:
saag1Y sassg Phone asisS sis be expert
BooKKEEPER, 10 years experience: short
Supply Co, gO9 7th st. NV. -
COAT sALEsWoMEN--Must be expert
encsd, Apply Wilbur Rogers, lnc'' I'LL
GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER reliable girl:
some one wanting good home in small bun
galow. Call after pm. Potomac l497.R.
GIRLS for restaurant work. age 1s to %
Apply zsaas liSS tNHS pennsylsanfa sP1slvf sSee sSe
GIRLS AND LADIES. extra. distribute
soap samples. Apply suite 1O4. Maryland
Bldg. Salary guaranteed. See MI: Nelson.
GIRL. white. to care for two children tdE H and
ave. Hyattsville. Md. --------
to qualify for oreanizing work: preferably
Sns Ss kRSxsoss %Ss sos s sssS 81
fee 2s'
MILLINERY G1RL-Take complete charge.
Give full details in first letter. Address
Box AT. Star ONCE.
OPEHAtOR-Flnger waving. WaTlCuTlls
experience: evening work Apply at once
Model Beauty Shop. 1913 18th st. NV.
SALESLADY experienced. ready-to-wear::
exceptional opportunity for live wire: good
salary and bonus. Bentley's. AT 7th st. NV.
SALESLADIES. must have experience for
ladies' ready.to-wear. Apply Sample Dress
Shop. 710 7th st. NV.
SALESWOMAN, experienced in orsanization
work; live leads. appointments made; per-
manent work for qualified woman. Give
phone number. Address Box 267-T. Star
SECRETARY. Thoroughly experienced. efi-
cient and alert; department store experi-
ence preferable. State age. experience.
salary expected. Address Box 270-T Star
office.
SODA DISPENSER experienced: one ca :
pable taking charge. Mayhower Pharmacy,
Mayfiower Hotel.
TEACHER experienced in nursery school
work: Address Box 294-T Star ofice.
TEACHER for private school. to teach
Star ONCE.
WAITRESS waitress: no expe-
Tienee necessary. F. W. Woolworth Co..
1901 st. NV.
WOMEN wanted who can fit and alter
work. Apply fourth floor. to Mrs. Morgan
Thursday morning between $3.50 and 1890.
L. Frank Co.. 1900 F st. NV.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

YOUNG WOMAN wants single room clean
and warm. with breakfast; not over SIS
or $50 per month. Give phone number.
Address Box 2O3-T. Star office.
ROeS-yENT1LATED SINGLE ROOM, pri-
vate bath easy walking distance from In
yestment Bldg. $25 mo-: private family;
March l. Address Box Sit. Star ONCE.
YOUNG MAN wishes furnished room. with
private bath shower. State price. loca ton.
Address Box GIT. Star office.
GIRL colored, wants room. northwest sec;
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EXPERIENCED
VEGETABLE BUYER,

An unusual opportunity is
offered a man of long expert
ence and ability in buying
vegetable green's and related
items. In applying give full
information about yourself,
past experience in detail and
salary expected. Address
Box 265-T, Star Office.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
SACRIFICE roomine house downtown 10.
cation. always. filled: income $500: 13
paise rms 1:s s5o cs Metrcpolsan es lhs $685.
INTEREST In manufacturing company. big
plant in active operation: $500 to So 500.
For Information, address Box 116. Fred.
OWNER Of ship trading in Gulf waters
wishes associate with IS. 900 with or with
out services; ample security highly profit
table sa1 9ppSrtuni;ix n;.. OF lifetime. Address
RY-CLEANING and shoe-repairine busi-
ness for sale; corner store; low rent: NV.
legation. Owner forced to leave city, sac
nAcing for quick sale. Georsia 9s26.
coNF 2 32EILGA;; .LIe;;; variety store: sernsr;
Address Boz 283-T. Star ONCE.
CAFETERIA. downtown, extensively equip
pea; seats 1OO: eStab. bus; price, $500.
Address Box 30S-T. Star once.
qAeoIINE STATION. corner. mixed gaso.
lines: good business; lease; price, $3.50.
Address Box 382:T. Star once.
HoQMING HOUSE sacrifice; rooms,
nicely furnished: good income; excellent
location; cheap fent. Appiy lib M Ut.
NV. -
DOWNTOWN OFFICE BLDG. STAND. Will
prove business $25 to $50 day; rent, S25;
short hours; 5000: terms. After 8 I'm.
Owner. 371a 9th NV. sssss~ rs
GAS STATION idowntownl, pumps:
NV. M AqMsstis Metsopsoiftan 7SSS. W" N-'' ~
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WANTED-SALEsMEN

SALESMAN. specially. familiar with pre.
mium campaign. to supervise locally: ex-
clusve rights on new wonder novelty.
UNUSUAL SELLING PROGRAM-We need
Serious. minded hard-working specially
salesnen for Washinston, These positions
also permanent. Good income; excellent
opportunity for Advancement Preferences
given to men with refrigeration radio or
similar experience. See Mr.. Rinhart, Arco
Radio Co. 3417 Conn. ave
WILL EMPLOY statesmen. train them
IN the field in our line and get them
started making $40 to $50 per week. No
ad chasers Salary or commission Mr..
COX. Wednesday. Thursday, 4 pm. Park
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USED CAR MAN-To the type of
man we need the position prac-
ically guarantees an income of
$50 weekly. Transportation fur
nished. See Mr.. Cuppet after II
am. Man of broad experience
only. 1907 M. st. NV.
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DoNNELLY & PLANT.
1874 Park Rd NV Col. GS3S.

One room kitchen and bath; electric
refrieerator. heat and electricity furnished.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

ENTTRTAINERs--App Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday 5 to o pm. Additions with
orchestra. Beulah Croweu. Club Amster-
dam, 14th and Fairmont SITS.
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HELP-DCMESTIC.

u.
GENERAL HoUsEWoRK for small family:
GOOD laundress; no cooking. stay or so
field pl NV. Phone Columbia 1904.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER. must be rood
cook: only girls with sood Wastineton ref
erences need apply; no laundry: $40
month: sleep out. Phone Columbia 324s.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER. colored. in
Chevy Chase. Md: must stay nights. Tele-
phone Wisconsin 1920.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER. must be fond
Of children: room: board. 80 week; must
have references. 2479 18th St NV.
I1kh GI1kh white; general housework, care Of
ehiid s, eXperieneed: some cooking; s25
GIRL white, for general housework; must
pc fond Of children Apply in person only
Re.Sesda Pe.Iesd aa END IL p.m' ia Auburn ave.
GIRL. white. to. care for 1s-month baby:
stay nights; good home, S5,week Address
WHITE GIRL for general housework; good
nome. small family; room and board and
sI5 month. Phone Adams $40.
WHITE GIRL to help care for infant baby
Gail Bell" Metropolitan 5O01
WOMAN white. young not over 30; stay
nightS; capable taking care of child while
parents are employed. State salary desired.
ADDRESS Box 295-T, Star ofifce
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i6lO r eT, N.W.-CleAn, cheerful room
for two. twin beds; well-balAnced meals;
private home; near Dupont Circle.
1925 RHODE ISLAND = Young people:
and dinins rooms; refined surroundines;
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CAB DRIVERS.
Get Our Proposition on New 1895 Cabs
UNION TAXICAB ASSOC,
2eO Mass. Ave. NV.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN-
Attractive earnings available
selling the popular new 1885
Chevrolet for well-establisfed
Washington dealer. Liberal COM
missions and every cooperation
given. Transportation furnished
to qualifiers. See Mr.. Cuppet
after II am, 1907 M sts. NV.
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PERMANENTS, $1.95.
Finger waves, 15c; manicure S15c: sham
poos 25c.. etc MABELLE HONOUR SYS-
TEN. 1910 N. Y. ave. NV, Met. TITS.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING WEST TO UTAH LEAVING
March l. Ford sedan. o. M. CLARK. 1918
H st. NV. phone Metropolitan 1850.
DRIVING TO FLORIDA. FRIDAY. TAKE
one passenger to share expenses. Phone
Lincoln 1856.
morning, take two passengers: references
EXCHANGED. Call Greenwood 1908. 26s
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WESTCHESIER

=, Attractive corner apt, large living and
dining rooms. kitchen = LARGE BED
ROOMS; BATHS: sleeping porch or sun
room with Murphy bed Reasonable rent,
Phone Emerson 57OS
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VALLEY VISTA - LIVING ROOM. BED
room Murphy closet dinet. inclosed porch.
reception hall K, t. and b.: southern ex-
posure; desirable. Available March /.
Apply desk 2O32 Belmont I'd Dec 5000.
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MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE

GIRL. colored, wants room, northwest sec
ton. 81 or $3.50 week. Phone Cleveland
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OPPOSITE NATIONAL CATHEDAL.
30lO Wis. ave. n.w-3 rooms - bed
rooms).. din. kit, bath. screened porch,
J. C WELDON co
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ANDERSON VAN SERVICE 429 WOOD
ward Bldg, Natl. zero. Special rates all
cities: NJ Y. Boston. CHICAGO Fla. St. Louis.
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rATES T.qs sSod FPPsrsonas able se
pfS!e.snt soed mss eanee ffRs for
,nan State fuIly qualifications. salary
expected. and include snapshot. Address
Enx IO7-T Star ONCE. -
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: ssJV
70 Randolph pl. nw.-3. rooms kitchen
and bath; gas heat and refrigeration.
c. w SIMPSON CO..
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17o7 K ST. NV Metropolitan BOIL.
$50 End ST NE-BRAND-NEw BUILD
ing. apartments OF 3 and rooms kitchen.
bath and entrance hall: rooms are large
and light. with ample closet space; open
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iT4O NEW HAMP.. AVE. TIE Nedra-
Beautiful single and large room for men
and women; excellent meals. Phone
Decatur $3.50.
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aOd ST SEMsx E;,,sds 200 BOONE SKI KirGHEN Gsla
tur 05U1; evenings Columbia 1873. 2s'
1878 N. H, AVE. NV RMS. K1TCH-
enette and bath: quiet. home: excellent
Treasury 90 minutes Adults only.
1913 B ST. Sc.
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GEoRGEToWN BLOCK FROM NEW
library-Sitting room, bed room dinette.
private home employed couple pref; $45:
street car. bus convenience. West 0o20-W
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APARTMENTS-FUR. AND UNFUR.
STUDIO APARTMENT. FURNISHED OR
unfurntshed Conn. ave at Dupont Circle.
Phone North O633.W after 5 pm.
SEE THIS APARTMENT.
Two bed rooms. living room kitchen.
bath. porch laundry. See this for price
and location. 440S Georgia ave. NV.
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1431 21st ST. N.W.---LareS front room
Circle.
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FINE LOCATION: SUNNY LTVINd ROOM,
bed room, kitchen. bath, sleep. porch: elec
refriseration: S55. including gas. elec. ::
adus, aadduults, 735 Quebec pl. NV. Adams
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PARKING LOT MEN. experienced: white, ter
must have drivers permits. HepIy scs os '''e'
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town apartment with two other girls. Will
exchange references. Dist. 1853. after 6
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.1rs,tAN refrigerator. washing machine.
experienced erie have clean record and are are
interested in securing a permsnI d,{no Ho
e compete line of Westinghouse sppliances.
where commissions and woskinT m cSnd9islons Wi9Iams
to 10 am. Rudolph g. West Co.. 1882
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MEN, white age 21-35. part-time work
SATURDAY afternoons holidays and Sundays.
ss sisht-seein lecturers: free instruction; 10 n
must have good command OF Enalisn IAN m
euage: references required Write 1or IN
terview Address Box 1887. Star once.
OPERATOR experienced. all-around CaIi
at once. Dorothy Prencipe Beauty snop'
Inc 1921 North CAPITOL st. : -
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1417 K st. NV National 9300.
gRAND-NEw STUDIO APT.-4 ROOMS.
kitchen. bath and sun psrlor; electric
stchen en rF ,.n1s rirePlsce Yo Located in Takoma
Brishtwood-En floor OF rooms.
kit. bath. electric refrieerstion. new stove.
ees and cleo; rental SIS: adults preferred.
VIM. M. THROCKMORToN.
Investment Bldg. Realtor Dist 6O92.
Evening star., 1936-02-26

Statesmen for our new and used car
depts: liberal proposition; prospects lur, T.,
nished; selling season IS sNo0rtheast OH Motor
Co 900 Bladensbure I'd ne.
Evening star., 1936-12-18
PROBATION GRANTED
TO GUY S. BURGIS
Disposition in Tax Conspiracy
Charge Similar to That Of
Heap Case.

District Court Justice Peyton Gordon
yesterday granted probation to Guy S.
Burgis. former N. r. A. employe, now
living in Chicago. Burgis had entered
a plea of nolo contendere several days
ago in answer to an indictment charg-
ing conspiracy to defraud the Govern
ment by attempting to secure the re-
duction Of proposed tax aSsessemnt.
A suspended sentence Of imprison-
ment for four months to a year was
imposed. Similar disposition had been
made of the charge against Warren L.
Heap of Chevy Chase, Md. former
assistant reviewer in the Internal Rev.
enue Bureau, with whom Burgis was
charged with conspiring. Heap also
pleaded nolo contendere and was
placed on probation more than a week
ago.
Both men were indicted for allegedly
attempting to advise w. A. Ellis. presi-
lent Of the Amer Mining Co. Of Denver,
Colo, in connection with a proposed
tax assessment of $20s,00 against the
company for the year 1882.
The defendants never succeeded in
getting In direct touch with Ellis.
Evening star., 1936-12-18

services to the toy matinee shows
on Saturday morning. as their con-
tribution to the forgotten-child cam
paign.
Programs to Be Offered.
Doors open at the Earle and the
Metropolitan at 9 am. and at all
other theaters at 10 am.
Complete programs. with the name
OF donors, follow:
Earle-Jane Withers in the Twen-
tieth Century-Fox production. Paddy
O'Day"; Night Before Christmas"
United Artists Silly Symphony; and
want to Be Lifeguard, Paramount
cartoon with Popeye.
Metropolitan-Joe E. Brown in
Warner Bros "Earthworm Tractors;
I'D Love to Take Orders" Warner
vitaphone comedy; Lets Get Nov
ing" Paramount cartoon with Pop
eye; "Dognapper,' United Artists car
toon with Mickey Mouse.
Tivoli-Freddie Bartholomew in
United Artists Little Lord Fauntle.
roy; Bridge Ahoy," Paramount car
toon with Popeye. and Touchdown
Mickey" United Artists cartoon star
ring Mickey Mouse.
aSsador-Harold Lloyd in the
Paramount picture. THE Milky Way"
"Boscos Parlor Franks" Warner Bros
cartoon, and "Whopee Party" United
Artists cartoon with Mickey Mouse.
Uptown-Laurel and Hardy in M
GINS Bonnie Scotland; Three
Little Pigs" United Artists Silly Sym
phony cartoon: and What, No Spin
ach?" Paramount cartoon with Pop
eye.
Penn-Laurel and Hardy in M-G-
Ms Bohemian Girl; Pal Pluto" ="
United Artists cartoon with Mickey
Mouse; and Lost Chick" M-G-M
cartoon.
Apollo-Eleanor Whitney in the
Paramount picture, ct m h US
Quest; THE Runt," Twentieth Gen.
tury-Fox cartoon; What, No Spin
ach?" Paramount cartoon with Pop
eye: and Some Class" Warner Bros
vitaphone comedy.
Home-Joe e. Brown in Warner
Bros Sons o. Guns; Cat Comes
Back" Warner Bros. -vitaphone car
toon, and Good Little Monkeys" M
GIN cartoon.
York-Buster Crabbe in the Para
mount production. Desert Gold:
Mike Fright" "Our Gang" comedy
release by M-G-M, and Bridge Ahoy,"
Paramount cartoon with Popeye.
Colony-Jane Withers in the Twen-
tieth Century-Fox picture. Little
Miss Nobody; when Cats Away"
M-G-M cartoon; and "Mickeys Good
Deed" United Artists cartoon with
Mickey Mouse.
Savoy-Richard Dix in M-G-M's
yellow Dust: Dummy Ache"
R-K-O comedy with Edgar Kennedy;
and "I.Ski-Love-Ski.You-Ski," Para
mount cartoon with Popeye.
Evening star., 1936-12-18
Banished From Russia.

Trotzky. arch foe of Joseph Stain
secretary general Of the Communist
party in Russia, was ousted from the
organization in 1927 and later ban
4shed from the U. S. s. r.
His first place of exile was on the
Isle Of Prinkipo, in the Sea of Mar
mora.
Because he suffers from lung all
ment he tried, although vainly, to
enter Spain and later Czechoslovakia
Finally, in 1888, France reluctantly
admitted the wandering exile and
cast about Immediately for some other
country which would accept him.
His permit to stay was extended sew
eral times, nevertheless, until he
sailed for Oslo, Norway, where he
arrived June 18, 1885.
When, December s, he was offered
asylum in Mexico, Norwegian Premier
Johan Nygarrdsvold declared Trotzky
would have to leave, willingly or un-
willingly, as soon as his permit ter
minated. It had been extended once,
but Norway refused second extern
sion when Trotzgy refused the terms
1t imposed.
Evening star., 1936-12-18
CABINET CHECKS
ON RELIEF NEEDS
President ReiterateS He
Will Ask Congress for
$500, 900, 1000.
BY the Associated Press.

A cabinet discussion of proposals
for an accurate check on the Nation
millions of unemployed was scheduled
today by President Roosevelt.
Meeting reporters for the first time
since his peace mission visit to South
Congress only three weeks of, the
Chief Executive reiterated that he
would ask a deficiency appropriation
OF about $500. .000. 900 to carry on re-
lief for the remainder of the fiscal
year.
He will deliver his annual message
to Congress personally. he said, when
ever 1t is convenient to leaders. The
session opens January S. The Presi-
dents message customarily is followed
the next day by reading of the budget
message.
Takes No Sides In Fight.
In answer to questions about the
House majority leadership contest, the
President said he would stick to hi.
established policy and take no sides
He said he would have no major
appointments to announce before jan
uary !.
What turn the cabinet conference
on q census Of the unemployed might
take was not indicated. but some
weeks ago Mr.. Roosevelt spoke favor
ably Of a self-registration method. He
termed it preferable to q periodic
house -to-house canvass to determine
the number out OF work.
Questioned on Press.
Asked about o magazine article In
which DR.. Stanley High. who organized
the Pro-Roosevelt Good Neighooi
League in the recent campaign. said
the President might favor law pre-
scribing minimum standards OF
honesty for the press, Mr.. Roosevelt
replied with a. query as to how this
could be done.
He said he had never seen the High
article.
Asked If he would favor q revision
this session of the Smoot- -Hawley
tariff act, the President smiled and
said that was a new one of which he
had never heard.
To other questions, Mr.. Roosevelt
replied he had not intervened with the
Conference of Mayors to stop w. P. A
cuts, and said relief estimates for the
next fiscal year would be delayed until
Spring instead Of including them In
the regular budget in January.
Evening star., 1936-12-18
1000 DOLLS READY
FOR DISTRIBUTION
Gordon Hittenmark to Pre-.
sent Gifts to Police
Party Officials.

One thousand dolls, first Of several
thousand donated to Gordon Hitten-
marks doll house, will be turned over
to police tomorrow to be distributed TO
small girls in forgotten" families
throughout the city.
Hittenmark, your timekeeper" Of
Station WRC, will broadcast from the
doll house, at Fourteenth and r streets,
from / to 1880 pm. presenting the
gifts to oficials Of the sixteenth an
nual metropolitan police Christmas
party. Policemen from precincts in
several sections of the city will be in
terviewed on conditions among poor
families In their neighborhoods.
All Kinds Of Dolls Collected.
A frst-foor room in the Willard
Hotel, donor of space for the doll house
and for the packaging and assortment
of dolls, rapidly is filling up with dolls
of all kinds-dolls in fancy dresses.
dolls in gingham dresses, dolls that
open and close their eyes, dolls that
say mamma, dolls that say papa"
Shirley Temple dolls. cowboy dolls.
baby dolls. All will go TO children to
whom they mean the difference be-
tween a merry Christmas and a gloomy
one.
other phases of the progress Of the
police Christmas campaign include:
The Vincent Costello Post, American
Legion, will give party at the Thom-
son School from until 6 pm tomor-
row to distribute toys and ice cream
to 200 children from the needy fam
lilies Of World War veterans, living and
dead. The sponsor post has contribut-
ed $40 to the police party and in re-
turn will be given a number Of food
baskets for distribution Christmas eve
in homes on the Legion's relief rolls.
Entertainment will be provided by
dancers from the Maurice Winthrop
studios.
Woman Donates Metal Toys.
Mrs Woodbury. Blair. 1907 New
Hampshire avenue, gave several beau
tiful toys, including dolls, two hand
some green scooters and two red vas-
ons of metal construction.
William Dunnington donated three
truck loads of sawed and split wood to
keep fires going in hearths long cold.
Several ice cream companies have
offered to provide ice cream for the
police party on Christmas morning.
George Mcdonald. proprietor Of the
"Fix-it Shop" Hyattsville, Nd, has
volunteered to receive and take to the
police party's gift center in the Dis
trict National Guard Armory any do
nations Of food and clothing made BY
residents Of Hyattsville and environs.
Evening star., 1936-12-18
FORESTVILLE FIRE CHIEF
is GIVEN SEVENTH TERM
Is q Stan Correspondent OF The Star.

Is . Stan CORRESPONDENT OF The Star.
FORESTvILLE, Md. December Ia
Albert Randall has been reelected to
serve his seventh term as chief of the
local volunteer fire department.
Other officers chosen for the coming
year include: David Randall, presi-
dent and fire marshal: Frank wahl,
vice president and secretary: Robert
Entwisle, assistant chief and teasurer:
Philip Young, captain; Taylor White,
first lieutenant; Daniel Thorne, second
lieutenant: Charles Randall, mechanic.
and George Goodrich, sergeant at arms.
The board Of trustees consists Of
Young. The ofacers will be installed
at the first regular meeting next month.
Evening star., 1936-12-18
PRELATES ASSAIL
: MEXICAN SCHOOLS
Catholic Hierarchy Declares
Parents Must Halt Socialistic
Education.
~ the Associated Press.

- the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, December ia
collective pastoral letter addressed TO
Mexican Catholics by the church
hierarchy, made public yesterday, Wig
orously reasserted the church's op-
position to the governments Socialis-
tic education program.
Priests, it said, may not absolve
parents who have their children in
colleges or schools which teach or
accept Socialism"
Heading the 40 archbishops and
Apostolic Wears who signed the let
ter, which was dated December l2-
the anniversary of the apparition Of
the Virgin of Guadalupe, Mexico's
patron saint-was Monsignor Leo
poldo Ruiz. the Apostolic delegate now
living in exile in the United States.
1t declared:
They (parents) cannot in (good)
conscience place their children in
educational institutions in which an
error or collection of errors, such
as is Socialism, is accepted or taught
Socialism and communism have
positive errors Of various sorts, 1t be-
ing q grave sin to teach them or ac-
eept them"
Evening star., 1936-12-18

morrow night in the patio Of the
Agriculture Building under the aus
pices of the Agriculture DEPART
ment's Athletic and Recreational As
sociation also Is expected to add sub
stantially to Q collection Of clothing,
food and cash for distribution by
the Star and its agencies. The ad-
mission price for the dance will be
IS cents plus . toy. or article of
food and clothing, or IS cents, it was
announced.
AS gifts were collected today from
the Federal Offices, Daniel wished to
acknowledge the cooperation Of the
Agriculture Department, Works Prog
ress Administration and Resettlement
Administration in sending their own
trucks to the various collection points
under their organizations in order
to have gifts assembled at one point
for the trucks sent out by the cam
paign.
Daniel also announced that Jack
Cisenfeld, president of the General
Amusement Co., who, with Calvert
and Rogers and the Smith Transfer
& Storage Co., placed several trucks
at his disposal today. has volunteered
to lend the Parent-Teacher Asso-
citation . truck to use in collecting
gifts tomorrow.
Evening star., 1936-12-18
BOY PRISONER KILLS
GUARD AT REFORMAT0RY
Two Fugitives Captured Later in
Hills Nearby-Intent to
Slay Is Denied.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
LANCASTER, Ohio, December l8.-
Slugging a guard to death, two pris-
oners escaped from the Boys Indus
trial School yesterday only to be cap
tured shortly sfterward in the hills
nearby.
The schools riot signal roared warn
ing of the escape. Oficials found
Hobart B. Stewart, 44-year-old sta
tionary engineer and guard. beaten
with an 1s-inch wrench. He died
two hours later.
Asst. Supt. George Lamb sent
guards and county and city police into
the hills in pursuit of Frank Sidar,
II. and Albert Brown, lS-year-old
colored boy. both sentenced from
Cleveland for burglary and robbery.
Sidar told Sheriff Belhorn. Mr..
Stewart was in his chair with his
back to me. I hit him once and when
ne fell I took the keys to his car out
OF his pocket I thought he was un-
conscious did not intend to kill
him"