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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-08-28
By MON TANA LOU GRILL

ny NUN AtA4FkA AFUU UNtAA4H
~ HECKING up on the attendance
at the National Cattlemen's con-
,venti0n held In mid November,
~ 1884, at st. Louis, Mo-, il was re-
vealed that Montana had one of
the largest delegations. The personnel
was composed Of 46 leading stOckmen
of the territory. Included in the list
were Granville Stuart, Conrad KOhrs,
]. M. Holt, E. S. Tut, r. b. Harrison,
III. G.. Lewis, ID. J. Kennedy, J. J.
Thompson, Frank c. Robertson, E. S.
Newman, Joseph Scott, ]. N. Simpson,
S. P. v. Biddle, H. Subien, G. w. Lang,
AdOIph Heller, Samuel Harris a Mr.
Perkins, w. M. Carter, besides others.
While the Montana group was large,
the Stockgrowers' association which the
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-08-28
Convention Error

What was considered one Of the
principal errors Of the convention by
The Montana stockmen was the adop-
klon OF the report declaring a national
trail from Texas to Montana q neces-
gity. AS spokesman for the delegation,
AR. Stuart, In an address. voiced the
sentiment Of northern cattlemen when
he placed Montana on record against
fhe proposed Texas trail. II the scheme
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-08-28

At mine, well or
refinery, Gar
gOyfe Industrial
Lubricants can
help You combat
the heat and
wear of metaI-tO-
metal friction.
Equally impOr-
tant, they can
make possible a
Lubric alton
profit.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-10
Son Tries to Hide
Suicide of Father

CHICAGO. H., Sept. 10.-A son
who drove his dead father around
in the family automobile told his
story to a coroner's jury.
He is Victor Bernhard, jr., son
of Victor Bernhard, ST., 46, of 1885
Maple Ave-, Evanston. Bernhard,
jr., found his father dead in the
family automobile and, to spare
his mother, drove with he body to
the Evanston police station.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-10
Jersey Farmers
Shave Peach FuZZ

REDWOOD, N. j., Sept. 10
Q.N.S0 old wheeze about
taking the fuzz off peaches" is no
joke to fruit-growers Of this area
its a reality. Enterprising
farmers, answering a common
complaint against peaches, are
shaving" the heavy fuzz off the
fruit. A series Of brushes are at
tached to the sorting machine,
which completely strips the fuzz,
dropping the residue in baskets.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-10
Penn Plans Celebration

ness and professional men and
philanthropists in the four corners
of the world will be the first major
event Of a series Of celebrations
planned for the next three years
in anticipation of the Bicentennial
year in 1910.
The Bicentennial observance, al,
ready tentatively outlined, is ex-
pected to include a series of inter
national significance at which
American and foreign scholars are
to deliver lectures on progress
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-10
THE WASHINGTON TIMES, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER TO- 1887
Missing Man Returns

kissed his wife good.by, stepped
into his automobile and drove
into oblivion.
Too weak to answer many ques-
tons, Mack was taken to a hos
pital. Police learned only that
his automobile was Gin a woods
somewhere near Madison" on the
Connecticut shore
Police of all nearby States had
been asked to look for Mack
since he disappeared without ap-
parent reason.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-10

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10
G.N.SO. - Tracing its origin to
BENJAMIN Franklin, the University
of Pennsylvania, fourth in size Of
faculty and seventh in student en-
rollment among the nations insti-
buttons of higher learning, already
is planning to celebrate its 200th
anniversary as the first actual
American university.
A $12, 5OL, 900 fund campaign be-
ginning october 10 and reaching
alumni, scholars, educators, bust
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-10

HAMDEN, Conn, September 10
(I.N.S0.-Dramatic end to a
three-months search for Philip
Mack, missing insurance broker,
came when an emaciated, bearded
man walked into police headquar-
tiers and told a desk sergeant:
II am Philip Mack"
More than so pounds under
weight, disheveled and weary, the
man presented a strange contrast
to the husky, prosperous Mack
who, on the morning Of June z,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-10

HADEN Conn., September I0Nkssed his wife goodby step
La gaceta., 1937-10-13

LA JUVENTUD ENTUSIAS-
IA DEL CENTRIC ASTU-
RIANO
La gaceta., 1937-10-13
TRATADO ENTIRE BEDGl-
CA Y

Paris, oct. 13.-Qued6 concer
.tado hoy un pacto de no-agfe-
sion entire Alemania y Belglca.
Notas en- csc sentido Sc Gambia
ron Dor las cancillerfas de los
dos PASSES.
Alemania Sc compromise a
respetar la integridad del te-
'rritorio belga, en- todos los item
pos, exceptuando Ell case en- que
Belgica realize actos de guerra
en- contra del Reich.
Hitler Sc compromete tam
bi6n a defender a Belgica, en- ell
case de que sea invadida o alta
cada.
Ell gobierno de Van leland
dice agradeoer la buena inten-
ci6n del gobierno de Berlin y lie
da las gracias.
La gaceta., 1937-10-13
LA AVIACION LEAL DERRI.
30 2 AEROPLANOS FACCIO
SOS EN- Ell FRENTE DE
ARAGON
Tres aviadores italianos hechos
prisionercs oor los republic
canos

Madrid, Octubre 13.-Junto
cen la noticia llegada de Ro-
ma de que Mussolini Sc propo-
De mandar $4,000 voluntarios
mas a Espana, en- defensa de
Franco, ell ministerio de De-
fensa di6 cuenta de una nue.
va derrota de la aviacion fas-
cista en- ell frente aragones.
La aviacion leal atac5 a los
photos italianos del enemigo y
derrib6 siete aparatos en- un
yiolento combate.
Las fuerZas republicans
perdieron un avi6n. Sc prepa-
raba la aviaci6n facciosa a a.
gredir a las tropas leales en-
Marcia, cuando llegaron los
Chatos y derribaron siete apa-
La gaceta., 1937-10-13
WHITAKER PIDE AL JUEZ
DEWELL UNI VEREDIC.
TO DE A~BSOLUCION d.
RECTA

Barlow, oct. 13.-Como jefe
de los cinco abogados que de-
fienden a los presuntos asesi-
nos de Joe Shoemaker, ell nota-
BILE abogado criminalista Pat
Whitaker, ex-senator del esta-
do, pidi6 hoy al juez Dewell,
que preside la causa, i'm we're
dicto de absoluci6n directa pa
ra los acusados.
El fiscal, dijo Whitaker, nc
ha podido probar que ningunc
de los acusados descargara e
golpe de muerte; ell fiscal Sc ha
limitado a tratar de probar que
, los acusados Sc hallaban a IL
millas del sitio donde Sc dice
que ell deIito Sc cometio... "Se.
ria ridiculo someter al juradt
este case, con las debiles prue
has aportadas por Ell fiscal.
Whitaker cit6 sentencias de
Tribunal Supreme en- favor d.
su tests.
Ell fiscal Farrior lie contesta.
ra en- horas de Ia tarde de hoy.
La gaceta., 1937-10-13
-~
CORTE DE 10 CRIMINAL

Para ell dia % de octubre fue
senalada hoy de nuevo la vista
de la causa contra Lamar w.
Cults, de 81 amos, a quien el fis-
cal acusa de incendiar su propia
casa.
Cults fue juEgado aver Y el
jurado Sc divide en- 3 votos q
favor Y 3 en- contra, siendo di.
suelto.
La defensa solo present6 uE
testigo, ell propio acusado.
Por ell fiscal acus6 un inqui.
limo de la casa de Cults, R. d
! Futch, quien dijo que habfa Wis
to a este arrojar dos cubos lie.
nos de aceite de carbon en- ur
calentador caliente, y que e
hombre lie amenaz6 de mIertt
para que no impidiera la eje.
cuci6n, del delito.
Cults Sc defendi6 contra los
cargos de su mujer Y de Futch
diciendo que una hijastra suya
lie habia dado un botellazo en- Ia
cabeza, por diferencias que 81
tuvo con su mujer.
La gaceta., 1937-10-13
CARTA DE LA VIUDA DE
DOSAL

La Sra. Gaby Dosal, viuda de
Armando Dosal, que falleciera
Ell dia Z, nos manda una carta
que dice: La que firma, en- su
nombre y en- ell de sus hijos y pa
rientes, quiere hacer constar su
mas profundo agradecimiento
por las pruebas de simpatfa que
recibi6 con motive de la enfer-
medad y muerte de SUI querido
asposo, ST.. Armando Dosal, ocu
.rrida 81 dsa Quiere hacer ex-
tensivo este agradecimiento a
todos los amigos, medicos v en-
pleados del Centre Espafol v
muy especialmente al DIR. Bar
tlett por los solfcitos cuidados
lque para con 81 tuve.
La gaceta., 1937-10-13

rRruNro EN- LAS PAsADAs

Paris, Octubre 13.-Los par
tidos del Frente Popular, la IL
uuierda francesa, t%riunfaron en-
las ultimas elecciones.
Cast todos los miembros de.
qabinete fueron electos diputa
dos con apreciables mayorias.
Georges Bonnet, ministro de ma
cienda; Vicente Auriol, minis :
tro de justicia; Marx Dormoy,
ministro de la gobernacion; M.
Rucart, ministro de sandal
Jean Fay, ministro de educa :
ci6n, Y Jean Lebas, ministro de
eorreos Y telegrafos, tendran
que ir a las segundas elecciones,
Ell venidero domingo. Tamblen
debera ir a las segundas Eduar
do Herriot.
Los socialistas ganaron terre
no en- Ell sur.
Dfcese que los fascistas fran
ceses, los de la Cruz de Fuego,
solo han electo az candidates.
Camille Chautemps, ell pri =
mer ministro, Sc muestra muy
satisfecho con ell resultado. La
votaci6n prueba que el pueblo
frances esta de complete acuer-
do con Ell Frente Popular.
Los comunistas ganaron me-
nos puestos de 10 que Sc habis
calculado despues de SUI gran q
vance en- 1886. En- 1886 los co
munistas tenian IL diputados
en- las elecciones aumentaror
csc n1mero a II.
Proporcionalmente los comu
nistas mantienen un n1mero d
diputados en- relaci6n con 81
progreso del a1o pasado.
Los radicales socialistas su
La gaceta., 1937-10-13
LOS AGENTES ~RALES
MATARON A DOS PISTOLE-
RIOS

New York, Octubre 13.-Los
agentes del gobierno federal Ma
taron aver en- Bangor, estado de
Maine, a los peligrosos pistole-
ros y asesinos AL Brady, de 35
amos, y Clarence Shaffer, jr.
Otro miembro de la partida
de Brady, James Dalhover, Sc
entreg6 sin hacer re~sistencia.
Uno de los proyectiles de los
criminales hiri6 en- un hombro
al agente federal Walter Walsh,
un famoso tirador. Durante Gin
co minutes sc cambiaron dispa-
ros entire los agentes y los cri-
minales, perdiendo estos ell com
bate.
Centenares de agentes busca.
ban a Brady en- varios Estados.
La gaceta., 1937-10-13
LEWIS PROPONE LA PAZ Y
GREEN LA RECHAZA

Washington, oct. 13.-John
L.. Lewis propuso aver la paz a
la Federation Americana del
Trabajo y William Green la re-
chaz6.
bajo y William Green la recha-
20.
Propongo, dijo Lewis, una
conferencia conjunta en- pro de
I'm s6lido y unificado movi-
miento obrero.
William Green rechazo Ia
proposition, por Greer que lie Sc
"a facil destruir la organization
de Lewis, actualmente mas po-
derosa que la suya.
Lewis comunic6 a Ia Fede-
raci6n ell acuerdo del CLIO, d.
ciendo: Creo hemos probado de
manera conclusive zen los 1lti-
mos dos amos, que ell unionismo
industrial es esencial para la
buena organization de los ira
bajadores. Ell CLIO ha agregado
a las filas del trabajo organiza-
dos cuatro millones de miem.
bros.
La gaceta., 1937-10-13
frieron algunas psquefsas perdi'

.frieron algunas pequefias perdi.
das. Muchos districts seran dis
cutidos finalmente en- la segun-
da vuelta del domingo.
La unidad n~acional, a juicio
del gobierno, Sc ha mantenido.
La situaci6n International es-
ia siendo estudiada hoy por Ell
gabinete, que Sc mantiene en- es
trecho contacto con ell gobierno
ingles.
Francia no discute ahora 10
que Sc hace en- Espafa, sino 10
que debe hacerse para impedir
que Italia explote la guerra CT
vii espanola para establecerse
en- las Baleares y en- Marruecos,
Y aumentar su fuerza en- Lydia,
amenazando de paso las comu-
nicaciones franco britanicas
en- ell Mediterraneo.
La nueva actitud francesa
esta mas de acuerdo con la con-
veniencia nacional y menos in
clinada hacia favorecer a uno
u otro partido.
Ell gabinete ingles Sc reuni-
"a hoy para considerar en- de-
TALES la nota italiana.
Aument6 ell sentimiento en-
a favor de abrir la from
terra de los Princes, como me-
do de balancear la ayuda d.
recta que Mussolini da a Fran
co.
La gaceta., 1937-10-13
UNA ~EQUIVOCACION PRO.
DUO Ell ASESINATO

: Washington, oct. 13.-Los
despachos de Siria informan
que una equivocacion produjo
ell asesinato del consul general
Mariner. FL consul lie habfa
concedido Ell pasaporte a Kara
yam. Ell asesido, pero la carta
hubo de extraviarse.
Entonces, ell hombre, obceca-
do, sin averiguar, decide ma
tarlo.
Ell cadaver de la victima sera
traido a este pals. En- Boston
reside Ell padre del matador.
La gaceta., 1937-10-13
RADIOTELEGRAMAS

Green, negandose a aceptar
la oferta de Lewis, acusa al je-
fe del Clio de insinceridad' "
mala fe. $ $50
Ell CIO ha ganado POI de las
374 elecciones celebrates bajo
la direction impartial del Co
mite Nacional de Relaciones de-
Trabajo.
La gaceta., 1937-10-13
Tarnbien queremos hacer ex-

T6YnbIen QlIeTenl0s haceT eX-
tensiva nrestra gratitud since :
ra a la directiva del Circulo Gu
bano y a los miembros del CAST
Ito de Ponce de Leon, de los Ca
lballeros del Aguila de Orc.
Completeness a la Sra. Dosal
y lie reiteramos nuestra condo
lencia.
La gaceta., 1937-10-13

Una importante junta cele-
brara manana la Juventud En-
tusiasta del Centre Asturiano,
en- Ell palacio de la avenida de
Nebraska y Palm, q las 8,
Ruegase la asistencia de los
La gaceta., 1937-10-13
Todos los photos de los sis-

IUnUB Joe p1IUEUs " %" ~"
aviones perecieron, con Ia
exception de tres itelianos'
que fueron hechos prisioneros
v seran interrogados por ell
mando.
Dieese que los photos prisio-
neros llegaron a Espana en-
compania de Bruno Mussollnl'
pero este punto no Sc ha po-
dido comprobar aun.
La gaceta., 1937-10-13

|j6yenes de ambos sexos que sim
patizan con el Centre y su obra.
PUeden asistir tambien los
que no sean socios.
I'm cuerpo director Sc escoge-
ra en- eSa reunion.
The Washington times., 1937-10-29
PIumbed
"Missing" Water Is
In College Pool

ITHACA, N. Y, Oct. 90 GN.S0.
The "big leak" in Ithaca's water
supply has been found, officials
believe, with the discovery that
Cornell University's Sigma Chi
members have been splashing
around in a pool fed by unmetered
water.
The pool was built by Robert
H. fireman, former husband Of
Irene Castle, and former owner
of the fraternity house. During
the past two summers it has been
in constant use but there is no
record of connection between the
city water supply and the pool
having been authorized. And the
connection was made by tapping
the main line ahead Of the meter.
Today the fraternity had until
November 10 to think UP reasons
why its water supply should not
be shut off. Seeking the plumber
who did the job, a water commits
sioner suggested that maybe the
pipe-worker had been pledged by
the fraternity"
The Washington times., 1937-10-29
"JIMMY'S JOB"
is HELD M Owe
TO SPEED WORK
Son Can See President
At Odd Hours
BY EARL GOODWIN

Here's the real inside story of
why the President appointed his
son Jimmy to be the go-between
at the White House with respect
to the heads of all the emergency
and independent bureaus.
The President needed someone
who could break right in on him
while he was Shaving-or reading,
or breakfasting or dining - and
make him attend to the business
in hand.
Anti-Administration writer's and
speakers saw in the James RooSe.
velt appointment a sort of "Roose-
velt Dynasty" episode-a Prince
Of Wales in the political sense.
THE ANONYMOUS MAN"
However, the reasons for the
new program at the White House
are on all fours with the Presi-
dents plea for six strong silent
men with a passion tor anony-
nifty" to take over some of the
Presidents many phases Of work.
There is too much to do at the
White House for just one PreSi-
dent and three secretaries.
Actually, the change in White
House routine had to do, in way.
with Mariner Eccles, chairman Of
the Federal Reserve Board, who
came to the rescue of the stock
market the other day-and who
has had (it is reported difficulty
in laying his views and recon-
mendationS before the President.
Mr.. EccleS, viewing the situa-
tine with alarm on one occasion,
couldn't get by Kentucky Colonel
Marvin H. Mcintyre, the Presi-
dents secretary, who makes ap-
pointments. Mac" knew per
fectly well that Chairman Eccles
rated a quick date-but how to
hurdle half a dozen Senators,
House leaders and powerful mem
berS of appropriations Subcom-
mitteeS? They, too, had business
and it is generally true that when
it comes to a showdown. the man
who gets in first at the White
House is the head of committee
of CongresS-especially when a
program is at stake.
WAITED LONG TIME
Eccles was 10 or IL days ERE
getting inside the door-and when
he arrived the President was a
bit startled that he hadn't been
there before. But how? He could
have encompassed the errand in
three minutes-and yet it required
10 days to two weeks to get it to
the President.
If secretaries wait for Franklin
D. Roosevelt to do business with
him regularly over a desk-they
are out of luck.
The Washington times., 1937-10-29
HOuU to Win a Ticket

Government employees find
ing (CAP) after their names
or "pen names" are inUited
to call for tlDo passes to
Locus Capitol TheGter, notO
shouting Shirley Temple in
Heidi. Those tabled (PAL)
are entitled to a pair of
ducGts to the Palace SholO-
ing Ronald ColnIGn in
"The Prisoner of ZendG,"
and those ,Dith (COLJ may
call for ttDo Columbia tick.
cts to see Joan CRAWFORD in
"The Bride Wore Red"
Tickets are awarded for the
best "neWS tips" about GoU.
ernment conditions, Which
should carry a nom de
plume" or "pen name" if
they are of the "touchy
DGriety" irritating to Off
ciGlS. Tickets are also
awarded for short "Si0ned
articles" containing en-
ploye ne1DS and gossip, and
sometimes they appear be-
side someone's name Just as
a good 1OiH gesture from
The Times.
The Washington times., 1937-10-29
Different Supervisors

In recommending reinstatement
for two discharged Social Security
employees recently, the referee sug-
gested they be given work on a
three-monthS' trial under differ
ent supervisors than those who
had previously rated them ineffi-
cient. Party at Treasury re-
Gently, honoring birthday Of Su-
perviSor Thomas Leonard, in
cluded entire section within Loans
and Currency Accounting and Ex-
amining Division. Lee Strong,
Bureau of Entomology, seeks to
license commercial insect pest con-
troll operators to balk fraudulent
operators in this industry.
The Washington times., 1937-10-29
JugOslav Shops
Close in Protest

BELGRADE, Jugoslavia, Oct. 29
G.N.S0.-All small shop owners
in Belgrade closed the doors OF
their establishments at 8 a. m.
today, proclaiming three-day
strike in protest against a govern
ment order permitting department
stores to continue operations in.
definitely although their licenses
have expired.
The strike climaxed a long
period of opposition against de-
partment stores by smaller trades
men.
The Washington times., 1937-10-29

pretty certain
to be among
celebrantS this
evening at tho
Interior Depart
ment H a llo-
W e e n party.
She's quite well
liked, and has
built up a large
circle of friends
since coming to
w a S h i n g ton
back in 1919 to
begin her career
Now is in
charge of stem
The Washington times., 1937-10-29


BILE in black, with big red bios
som. Comely Elizabeth Peters
(PAL) wore rust Wine-red or
rose was favored by many ladies,
including Mrs. Yaden, Vivia n
Shorb and Mrs. Charles Whit
sey. Ira Fee was there, but we
didn't see Captain Breslin. John
P. Simpson (ICC), portly as ever,
attended. AS did Capt. c. B.
Buck Fair Bernice Heffner
wore green, but we prefer tn t
white creation she danced in at
the Detroit convention banquet in
'36. Arthur Clarendon Smith
D. C. Democratic League, brought
greetings from six other organ
izations as we'll. We never can
remember names, but two ladies
from Employees Compensation
Commission (CAP) seemed to en-
joy themselves thoroughly at the
press table.
News Tip Prize Today: Earnest
Worker" (COL).
The Washington times., 1937-10-29
Halloween FrOlic
BY CHARLES HOFFMAN

Tonight at $50 o'clock at 'The
Playhouse" 1914 N st. N. w., In
ternal Revenue Lodge No. Al will
hold a Halloween entertainment
dance.
The Internal Revenue Orchestra
will render a Commute concert, be-
ginning at $3.50 p. M, followed by
entertainment, refreshments, as
well as dancing until 1890 to
music by Meyer GoldmSn's Or
cheStra.
There will be tables and cards
for those who do not care to
dance. Well have plenty Of sweet
cider, gingersnapS and doughnutS,
our Halloween specialtieS.
The Washington times., 1937-10-29
Action Wanted, Badly

Civil Service Commission is now
compiling a report on the cost OF
putting a five-day week in for all
Federal workers. Report will be
presented to Budget Bureau, then
President Roosevelt, by late No
vember It's to be hoped result
of the study won't be entirely over
looked as was the famed overtime
report, now gathering dust on the
Hill,
The Washington times., 1937-10-29

ington. For their information
we reveal that there is now a
Carol Madelaine Collins, aged 6,
with red hair and blue eyes.
Carol Madelaine's mother is the
former Elizabeth German, one
time Western High belle (whose
sister Margaret was Miss America
about 1929 The baby's parents
first kept company at Western,
drifted apart for a period of years,
then married in '36 to culminate
their school romance.
The Washington times., 1937-10-29

ton at Reclamation after having
served the bureau in Yakima,
Washington, as well as previous
work for Commerce Department
:. Foremost interest is art, pas
time which caused her to study
four years with Corcoran School
of Art, specializing on portraiture
:. Has a son, Billy, 3, and enjoys
swimming, bridge, dancing and
mountain climbing when oppor'
tunity offers.
The Washington times., 1937-10-29

"H allo W e e n
Frolic" . .
Judges of cos
tunes are to in
clude Miss Jes-
sic Arnd t and
Elliott c h a p
m a n, 10 C a l
journ a ! / SITS;
Kenneth Fisher, ,
museum expert
Of N a tion a l
P a rk Service,
and T h o m a s
Waterman, Ma
tional P a r K
Service arch J.
kAnk MoTT1
The Washington times., 1937-10-29

Security, W a s
the life Of the
party Bel
low sang "Ken-
t ky Home
a n d other IA
vorite es, and
made the ban
Queters join in
Even Harry
B. Mitchell went
through the mo-
tionS. Thelma
s m / t h,
(CAP), buxom
b e a u ty, ap-
peared at tn e
The Washington times., 1937-10-29
Red-HOt FestiOity

Red-hot Hallowee party
scheduled tomorrow at the Willard
by Social Security Board Local,
UFWA {. Costume contest will be
Judged by Chairman Arthur j. Alt
meyer, aided by Mary Dewson, new
board member, and Executive Off
Ger Frank Bane Other UF'WA
units have forSworn Halloween
celebrations to attend this one .
Time: 10 to /.
The Washington times., 1937-10-29
Note to Mr.. Squrxslk!

That messenger with the inde-
cipherable name who draws the
cartoons down at Treasury is re-
quested to visit this department
Monday, after 4:30, or the first
available day thereafter.
The Washington times., 1937-10-29

No Women Wanted
Flash to the female Of the spe-
cieS:
Navy Department officials ad-
NIT to insiders they're "only put
ting men on when vacancies oc-
cur" Two most prominent to
take this stand are Bureau of
Navigation and Supplies and Ac-
counts. Women are getting the
goby, or runaround, because I'VE
don't want a petticoat Navy"
A FesO Notes
Notes, taken while they feted
Jim Yaden the other day:
AS usual, j. I. Below, Social
The Washington times., 1937-10-29

Louise Rogers, Miss Interior" will
be honorary judge =. Prizes con.
siSt of permanent wave, facial
treatments. ETC., a corsage of
gardenias, S. order for auto service
and q mystery ice cream cake by
local firms They'll be awarded
at 1880, just before the witching
hour of midnight, when everybody
will unmask, giving everyone a
chance to dance with the mys-
teriouS girl in the Spanish cos
tune, or the man wearing the
dashing pirates garb, as they
really are.
The Washington times., 1937-10-29
Alma Got 'En1

Watch The Times for biog'
raphies of c. Marshall Finnan.
National Parks; John Lloyd
Office of Education, and Hillory
A. TolSon, National Parks (also
IDRA prexy) . Alma Sioux Scar
berry, we hear, has chased 'em
down.
The Washington times., 1937-10-29

Speaki2S Of
GOVERNMENT
WORKERS

By J. EARLE MosER

Height of something other:
United Federal Workers of America that militant group of
maigned CIO fathfuls who hesitate screech long
and loudly member is Disseminated against actually
aegedy recently moved to quarters Andbelieve it
not-outsde their front door is sign "Zone of Quiet