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The domestic life of this eel has not
been investigated. All we know by
actual contact, or rather what has beer
observed at first hand, is that known
about the eel domiciled in the aquari-
UNI of New York City. 1t has beer
found that this eel could produce
enough electricity to blow police sirer
or start an airplane engine; that il
could generate enough electricity te
light two-watt bulb, and that it takes
85 volts to light these.
With such accomplishments, is it any
wonder this eel can shock the fish
neighbors and natives?
Copyright. 1879
Evening star., 1937-11-08
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

GIRL. colored, neat. wishes morning work
city reference. Columbia 1885. 81
LADY-General Office assistant az years
wholesale liquor company. Box 343-Z,
Star. 10s
NURSE. trained for infant; 12-years' ex-
perlence: German; also practical exp. with
adults city refs. Adams BIOS.
NURSE white, hospital training: will take
or II hr. duty: reference. West 2727. So
NURSE undergraduate; eight years ex-
perience with feeble-minded and chronic
patients. Best reference. Georgia 222O.
PRACTICAL NURSE would like position as
nurse or companion. Call Sun. Cd. and
Mon. 10~I. Lincoln 7656-M. 3"
SECRETARY. knowiedge of comptometer
and calculating machines: willing to start
IN small way; Phone Atlantic 5329-J. So
WOMAN cultured refined. of mature
years. wishes position as secretary or sec
Tetary-companion; especially adapted to
work along the lines of historical and
genesloGical research; would accept Dart-
time position. Box 420-Z. Star. %
WOMAN settled reliable and competent;
1ousekeeper or companion; good cook
Box 4f9-Y Star 50
YOUNG WOMEN ,ck.-waitress. competent,
scandinavian; or housekeeping for adults
only: live in. Box 1927. Star 8.
Evening star., 1937-11-08
DENTAL EXAMINATIONS
PUSHED IN D. c. SCHOOLS
Fifth Division Work Is Started.
Cards Will Note Defects
&, Needing Correction.

Examination of the teeth of public
school children in the fifth division
started today as parents, teachers and
hygiene leaders continued a move
ment to safeguard the health of Wash
1ngton's youngsters.
Sponsored by the District of Colum-
hia Congress of Parents and Teachers,
the District Health Department and
the District of Columbia Dental Asso-
citation, the examinations will be made
in the seventh division as soon as pos
dble.
Following inspection of their teeth
by Health Department dental hy-
gienists, the children will be given
cards noting defects. When the cards
haye been signed by the children's
family dentists, showing the defects
have been corrected, each child will be
given a Good Teeth Club" button.
Similar examinations made last
spring In the sixth division resulted in
1,570 children having dental defects
corrected.
Evening star., 1937-11-08
Natures Children
Electric Eel
(Electrophorus electricus).

inches. he is brilliant orange with a
pinkish cast on his under side. and
from the base of his tail to its tip,
which is all of feet, he is grayish
green with fine sprinkling of gray
dots, giving the impression to the be-
holder of a giant brook trout. There
is a decorative ruffie which begins at
the base of his body and runs to the
tip of his tail. This is a beautiful sea-
green. and as the eel moves about in
the water. it floats back and forth, a
graceful streamer of ribbon.
Evening star., 1937-11-08
HELP MEk.


BOY twhite). clean. honest: kitchen helper
age IL; room, board, good pay 1902 N.
Capitol st.
COLLECTOR with car for installment ac-
sIoan's credit 7s5 7thh st. INV NV ''i'-'"'
DRIVER SALESMAN for laundry and dry
cleaning business. with houSe-to-house SELL
wsss ins sexpepience good opportunity $50 per
bond. Box 431-z. Star
FRUIT SALESMAN. experienced; reference
REQUIRED: 200l Bladensburg I'd. ne.
BROWN WALLET. with owners name in
side; los. Saturday morning Finder NAV
and cards to Room 7es, Star Buildins' Sa''e'
MAN, by well-established life insurance
agency; qualified man TO collect and
solicit in Arlington County, Va. Room
406 Edmonds Building, s.
territory in Arlington County. We train
and finance. Box 1S5-Y. Star.
MAN for service and sales department. to
Gaii on regnlar customers for local COM
MAN. young. TO take over leadership in
washington; position open through promo
tlon; sales experience helpful but not nec-
tessary. Apply go National Press Bldg.
between 7:30 and Q pm.
MEN ~. neat appearance. between o5-4n:
salary and commission: for industrial life
insurance. established debts. Apply sol
Colorado Bldg 14th and C.
MEN-Start in business for yourself We
supply stock of hosiery. lingerie. socks
SHIRTS, ties. No experience necessary. We
teach you. Liberal percentage. Coronet
1l5 9th st. NV.
complete line OF brushes and polishers for
household use. good earnings to right man
Box 200-Y, Star.
Statesmen, ?. experienced publicity. to
sseh sen our Illuminated service informers
IN hotels throughout our circuit on
salary or bonus basis: should make S75
weekly. See Mr.. Tisdale, Annapolis Hotel
Monday or Tuesday.
SSAfLESMEN Sfa ;S7Snda marrjed to collect and solicit
Apply manager. Met. Life Insurance Co,
1906 H st. NV.
SCHOOL TEACHER. experienced who has
TO teach at healthy 12-year-od boys home
state experience. age. salary expected, ETC.
Box o55-W, Star.
UPHOLSTERERS- Steady employment for
A. men. Apply James Moss. $40 Conduit
rd. NV. Emerson 4546 %
YOUNG MAN for sales delivery work Must
nave D. c. drivers permit and be willing
10 WORK hard. Good salary and opportunity
person Monday or Tuesday between 3 and
= pan. 500 X st. NV.
YOUNG MAN. neat appearance. willing
yorker WORKER, to work in restaurant. Apply s232
MEN wanted over IS years of age. for
ployed and be able to furnish high-class
interfere with your present job 1t is not
real estate. cemetery, lots, Insurance. stocks
bonds nor electrical appliances. 1t is a
have. You can get in on the uG ground fioor
OF new and wonderful deal If you want
TO tom make at least sa}, per week and will
pm. and no other time will do.
101 LOUISIANA AVE. NV,
COPNFP st
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only this slight OBJ
stacle to mar their

only this slight OBJ
stacle to mar their
happiness, neither
yieliing the point,
yet neither max
ing an issue Of 1t.
Is &C prospered
moderately as a
farmer. They had
four sons. Isaac
never forgot his
resolution to view
the second appear
ance of Snyder's s
comet. He thought
about it often,
spoke about it oc-
casionally.
1T ime e passed.
Isaac reached 10,
then 73 and IA.
His health began
to fail. , He was
kept much indoors,
leaving the running
&c +lx@ Tax~n, %D hic
Evening star., 1937-11-08
Woman Rescued From Fire.

SALISBURY. Nd, Nov. 8 tP).-Fire-
men yesterday rescued Mrs. Minnie
Smullen from her second-floor apart
ment, where she had been overcome
by smoke from fire in the base
ment. Witnesses said she stopped
to put on her shoes.
Firemen fought the blaze for more
than two hours before they were
able to bring it under control.
Evening star., 1937-11-08

| GEORGETOWN, 1919 St attractive
| single rooms; private home: unlimited tele-
phone; cars and buses; breakfast. West
Evening star., 1937-11-08
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started bal
anced. audited kept part time; tax prob
lens; most reasonable; refs. Adams 9796.
MAN, young, desires legitimate work of any
sort. Varied and extensive experience
Frank Cook, Adams S430. 1O*
MAN. colored. reliable. neat. wishes work
p. B. X elevator operator. housenan n,
porter: references. Lincoln 1879.
PAINTER. white. first-class. Al local refer
ences. wants contract. interior or exterior
painting. Full. modern equipment Call
Russell" Walnut 7143. 513l Col. pike.
12*
SURVEYOR, experienced. assistant in
Alaska. California. New York desires posi-
tion as chairman or rodman: can type:
have light sedan. J. N Pool, 3l04 ST. NV.
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PERSONAL.

MAGNETIC TREATMENT FOR GENTLE
men only by male nurse from n Y. City:
licensed and estab years. Natl. 505S. 14s
GIVE YOUR WATCH ONE MORE CHANCE
to be repaired at BURK'S, 11O5 G. NV.
Room BOG. Money refunded If not salts
factory.
REDUCING-6 TREATS. So: REMOVES
fat in spots: results assured. diet, baths.
Appointments. Natl. Sl34. 1880 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-11-08
BOY HUNTER KILLED

WEIGH, w. Va, Nov. R.-
searchers found the body of Lewis
Dishorne, 18-year-old squirrel hunter,
lying beside his discharged gun yes
terday in the mountains near Pageton,
"a hours after he left q friend to
seek game.
Arthur McLoyd, one of those who
searched all night, said Dishorne ap-
parently slipped on moss-covered
log. The shotgun charge struck in
the head.
Evening star., 1937-11-08

he was 10 SnyderS comet naSned
across the sky as per schedule on
the night of September 23 1t was
quite a spectacle. There was scarcely
q person able to totter around who
didn't witness the show. Isaac, who
had . fair for the dramatic, had been
looking forward TO viewing the phe-
nomenon for weeks. On the morning
OF the 23d he was picking apples in
his fathers orchard, fell out of the
tree and was unconscious for IL
hours. Well, sir, when they told him
the comet had come and gone he
was the most disappointed man you
ever saw. Snyder's wasn't due to ap-
pear again for so years, and Isaac
made a VOW then and there that
he'd live till he was rs so he could
see it.
when Isaac was "a he married
Kitty Reid. She was attracted to him
first because of his strange obsession.
Imagine having that for a pur-
pose in life--to live long enough to
see comet
THAT isn't my only purpose in
living he told her, but figure it's
one worth bearing in mind. When
you've set a definite goal you're more
apt to get places
Kitty thought this was kind of
cute. A year later they were married.
Now, Kitty was bor1l of puritanical
parents. She was brought up in a
small town, where the center of all
activity was the church. She was
taught to be straight-laced. honest,
God-fearing.
Isaac didn't mind this quality in
his wife. He was used to it. Gen.
orally speaking, they were pretty well
suited. The only time Isaac became
annoyed at all was when he was tell
ing a story and Kitty was around.
"NOW, Isaac, that didn't happen
on Wednesday. 1t was Tuesday.
And the fish didn't weigh 3 pounds;
1t weighed 2% pounds
"'All right, all right, Isaac would
reply. But why spoil good story
: because of a quarter pound differ
ence?'
why not be honest about it? The
story would still be good
"At first Isaac spent considerable
time trying to explain to Kitty that
his stories weren't told with a dis
honest intent. But presently he gave
up; Kitty couldn't see it that way.
Shed been taught to be honest and
accurate.
And so they went on living with
Evening star., 1937-11-08
FOUN D,

BULLDOG. large. brindle and waite. r7ale
puppy, female. mixed black and brindle
wavy coat, collar. both in Sc. Call Wis
consin 7142 before and after pm.
Evening star., 1937-11-08
statesmen.

NEW HOLIDAY ITEM: product now being
advertiSed: many leads furnished Room
3O7. 1881 G st. NV.
statesmen, over 10, must have appear
ance. personality and direct selling expert
ence. accustomed to earning over $50
weekly; permanent. Mr.. Bell, Hotel An
napoils. 12*
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LOST

LADY'S POCKETBOOK at market. 9Th and
X Sturday' pm. with gold clasp initial
M. containing money. rosary beads, keys
and card OF owner, phone number and
small incidentals. Reward. Return to 652
FRANKLIN st. me-, or phone North 3461
after $50 pm.
LIBERAL REWARD for return of check
and ring, lost with purse. initiated &c. D.
j." Call Alexandria 3574-J.
PURSE Qadys), black leather containing
glasses, white pigskin gloves, string of
pearls. pearl earrings compact and key
contalner. etc Liberal reward. Call Geor-
ela 5903 after pm.
SETTER (male). white. black ring around
right eye Reward. 1913 3rd st. NV.
North 1865.
SCOTTy PUPPY. black. female; vicinity
25Ql Calvert st: NV. Finder return same
address tApt. 104). Reward. Adams 1907.
WALLET. containing sum of money and
passes: reward. Georgia 5429
WALLET (man's). black. containing S33 in
money, A. A. A. Identification card. insur-
ance 1rupeT, eold Virgin Mary medal; lost
pet. Frederick ana Hagerstown Sunday
Flnoer please send papers and medal to
Venezuela Legation. 2400 10th st. n.w
Washington. D. C.
WRIST WATCH tman's). yellow gold. Bu-
Iowa. In vicinity of Catholic University in
itials IT; F. F." Finder notify Thomas
Peaiy' 324 Rittenhouse st. NV. Georgia
WRIST WATCH, lady's, engraved az. X.
III. II; lost Saturday on Conn. ave. Reward.
Evening star., 1937-11-08
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

rt.@I "EIN NfF1 WVWIfN.
AMATEURS wanted for Wednesday night
Brown Derby 3333-A Conn. ave. NV.
COUPLE. experienced and trustworthy. for
country place; chauffeur and laundress for
small family. Box Hay. Star
MAN AND WIFE to take care of apt house
must be able to care for furnace: refs
Box 445-Z Star
Evening star., 1937-11-08

DO I believe in
white lies ?"
Eur Vail said In
reply to my cues
ton. well, that
depends on who's
telling them and
under what cir
cumstances." He
smiled sagely. THE
reason you're ask
ing me that is be-
cDuse you think
I'm q pious man.
straight laced, so
to speak. Friend,
you don't know
what a straight
laced person is.
Let me tell you
about Kitty Smith
and her husband
&ac.
~1'll tell you
something about
Isaac first. When
Evening star., 1937-11-08
Former Chief Justice Dies.

CALDWELL, Idaho, Nov. Dr.
: John Q. Rice, Is, former chief justice
et the idaho Supreme Court, died
hsre yesterday.
Evening star., 1937-11-08

UPPER EXCLUSIVE 18th ST.-Two houses
OH 10th: $4,000 home in beautiful Shep-
nerd Park; 30 minutes by bus; will rent
reasonably master bed room. pvt. bath:
also lovely rm. with balcony Besutyrest
mattresses and Whitney maple throughout
mouse: meals optional. For appointment
call Rand I2o3
Evening star., 1937-11-08
HELP DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL. respectable. about .1S
Only those in sw need apply. Box 436-z.
Star S%
COMPETENT WHITE GIRL for general
housework: Chevy Chase. Md; nice room.
LADY twhite), for general work around
apt. 1908 N. II. ave-. near Washington
WOMAN (Uhite), competent, for gh.w;
exp. cook; live in. 320S 18th st. NV.
WOMAN. colored middle-aged preferred /:
INV; references req.: stay nights: room
and bath. For further information call at
Fort Myer. Quarters No. 23-A, or phone
Walnut 1880, Br. 81.
Evening star., 1937-11-08

3214 18th ST. NW.-Large room. private
bath. large closet; phone: oil heat, chw:
family : adults. Col. 2790
l717 goth ST. NV. Apt. 300-single
front room; big closet; conv. location; lady
Evening star., 1937-11-08

22l 3rd ST. N.w-Single and double
rooms: clean. comfortable; steam heat. NJ.
Evening star., 1937-11-08
HELP WOMEN.

nE6S "0NEN.
APPOINTMENT CLERK for beauty shop.
Lady Jane. o.
BEAUTY PARLOR oPERAToR-Must be
experienced IN marcel and permanent wav-
ing; Harper training not necessary. Harper
Method. 1714 Connecticut ave. 14s
sook;KEEpER sxDoI;dI.s also typist; write stating
BOOKKEEPER sTENOGRAPHER, COM
plete experience absolutely necessary:
position calls for operating newest model
perSonality and ability to meet publs nee
gia 70o2. and ask for Mr.: Paul.
CLERK for night work; mus. have foun-
tain experience. Call after pm. 635
FINIsHER, good, wanted in high-class
dressmaking establishment: reference.
GENTLEWoMAN for dignifed part or full
Wash. Bldg. 18th st. and N. Y. ave. NV.
LADIES. to sell nationally advertised
mufflers. to regular customers; Christmas
Apply Real silk Hosiery kihYs MiIis re naneea e.
IL. 1927 Eye st: NV.
LADIEs-Make So daily commission be-
tween nov w. and Christmas: salesladies for
items. Part-time work from your l' home. me.
Gramont. 715 9th st. NV
NURSE SECRETARY for PHYSICIANS Office
State age, educational qualifications ex-
perience, salary expected Inclose SNAPSHOT
or small photograph. Box 342-z, Star
NURSE. white experienced in care of
small children; not over So; references re-
quired. Apply 106 Primrose st.. Ch. CHI,
Nd. Tues. Wed. 2-4 pm.
sALEsWOMAN. experienced in fine clothes,
with following; some executive ability.
Mary Van Pelt. 1927 Conn. ave.
SCHOOL TEACHER, experienced, who has
taught seventh grade subjects successfully,
-p1A bnxyS I, -
State experience, age, salary expected, etc.
BOX 250-W, Star.
Evening star., 1937-11-08

1859 EUCLID ST. NW.-Attractive. sunny
front room, twin beds. c.h.w., convenient
location. SO and $3.50 each
Evening star., 1937-11-08

1909 KENYON ST.-Rooms with or with
out board: S25 and $50; double or single.
Evening star., 1937-11-08

ON MEADOW LANE l block west Of Conn.
ave. blk. from Columbia Country Club:
large double rm.. twin beds . closets, new
8 pm. Wise An01 i
Evening star., 1937-11-08

1896 37th ST. N.W-Large room with
porch. next bath; det. house: nr. Glover
Park and Wis. ave-; $50 mo. Clev. 1894.
Evening star., 1937-11-08
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
Fs6tNb ~
OOMFSTTC

DOMESTIC AGENCY. 1925 9th ST., De-
catur 2421-2422, furnishes help and work;
men and women.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec 1851, 1902 18th.
mas cooks maids mattresses, nurses, 9Th W.,
part-time, day workers. housemen. O.
Evening star., 1937-11-08

72s DAHLIA ST NW.-single room in
new home nr. cars bus: use Of phone;
reasonable. Ra :SOTR
Evening star., 1937-11-08

THE WESTMINSTER. 1907 18th st. NV
nicely furnished, warm. comfortable rooms.
near bath; singles, $3.50; doubles, running
water, S6.5O-S9: showers: elevator. Attract
i've Groom basement apt. SO. English
basement rI1l. twin beds. running water. 81.
LARGE bed room. two windows overlook
inc riNar. aarat1ern N nrt 1Hna- \.
Evening star., 1937-11-08
PERSONAL,

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait. Emergency Laboratory. Room sol.
Westory Bldg, 18th and F. Met. 1883.
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method Results effective for a Hfe-
time or money back. Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery. DIR. SOMMERWERCK
1858 Columbia I'd. Adams Q3S6.
Evening star., 1937-11-08
HELP WoMEN.


STENOGRAPHER-Mu be thoroughly ex-
perienced with bookkeeping experience,
retail ladies' apparel store. Kaplowitz
18th. between e and F.
WOMEN--We have several positions open
which the average woman under 30 Is
capable Of filling. Work Is outdoors, pleas
ant and permanent Salary. SI2 and
bonus. Apply Garlinger g. Co., 916 @
st. NV.
YOUNG LADY, high school education,
pleasant voice. legible handwriting, by pho
tographer. No experience required. Allan
tic 1890, Met. 1888.
UNUSUAL opportunity for beauty opera
tor with good following. Box 253-W
Star.
As DAYS TO CHRISTMAS
You can make good money during this
period selling gift items, such as hosiery
lingerie, mems shirts and ties, Christmas
cards. LIBERAL commission, bonus Store,
115 9th st. NV.
LADIES,
30-60 WHO ARE INTERESTED IN AS
SOCIATING THEMSELVES WITH ONE OF
THE STRONGEST QRGANIzATIoNS OF Of
ITS KIND IN WASHINGTON CONTACT
WORK THAT IS PLEASANT AND HIGHLY
PROFITABLE FOR THOSE WHO QUAIL
IFY. FOR PERSONAL INTERVIEW. SEE
MISS HOUNSHELL, 1906 TOWER BLDG,
14th AND K SITS NV, FROM 10 AM
TO 12 AND 2 TO PM.
Evening star., 1937-11-08

TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES
Removal sale; large stock must be sold:
poices siashed. Capitol Typewriter Co. s22
Evening star., 1937-11-08

BOY twhite). clean. honest: kitchen helper.
Capitol ST.
Evening star., 1937-11-08
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

OFFICE FURNIiUHk. new. used desks,
chairs. diing cabttaets. washington SALVAGE
Co. new location. 500 3 NV. Natl 8266
Evening star., 1937-11-08

room good as new: sale on account
death; bargain. See Mr.. Stone. Isl Gal
latin st. NV. Ran 1870 50
Evening star., 1937-11-08

Mr.. DISTRICT. LINE gentlemen or
couple, semi-bath; no other roomers; block
ht1S l1efI M u
Evening star., 1937-11-08

RUGS. imported. in OrientaIs. Percian,
Shinese patterns: 9x12. $50; ski, SI6.5O:
,xlu, $3.50; scatters. 81: hall runners.
~ \. Sample Rug Co.. 1872 Columbia I'd.
NV. Open evenings and Sunday to pm.
Evening star., 1937-11-08

PIANOS-Sohmer upright. cost S550. like
equal to new, SIPS; Fisher upright. cost
$3.50. carefully repaired. SOS: other bar
gains gan IN used grands and upright pianos;
up, Sole agent for Hardman, Baldwin ana
kranich 81 Bach pianos. HUGO WORCH.
Evening star., 1937-11-08

10th AND GALLATIN ST. Nw-Large
front rm.: exposures; twin beds; pri
family; 2 gentlemen; reasonable. Georgia
Evening star., 1937-11-08

PIANOS--Were closing out few repos-
case Colonial model at S175: ,ne Hepple-
white model in walnut at SlS5; one
Georgia model in walnut at S195. All are
the latest styles. in perfect condition and
carry our usual new instrument guarantee
Nat. 3223, Arthur Jordan Piano Co.,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-25
Palm Beach Ties

+ a S h o n e q ~
E e a u Brummel
which alone sets
t h e m above t h e.
commonplace New
B riti $ h stripes
that launder per-
fectly in a W j q e
range of attractive
colorings.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-25
AIR PROGRESS
TO BE PUSHED

ALAMEDA AIRPORT, Alameda,
Cal, March 25. UP)-Pan-American
Always moved it's commercial avia-
ton service across the Equator to-
night when it's trail-blazing Clipper
landed at Pago Pago in American
Samoa.
The landing completed the third
leg of Capt. Edward c. Musick's
exploratory flight over a new Hon
olulu-New Zealand air line route.
Musick brought his 2212 ton plane
down from the skies at 1925 pm,
psf, after flight from Kingman
Reef, 1000 miles away. The flight
was completed in 10 hours and 4G
minutes.
When the Clipper passed the
Equator at 1:08 pm, psf, it was
the first commercial plane to cross
the Equator in Pacific service.
The Sikorsky is blazing a trail
for commercial aviation from Hon
olulu to New Zealand, in prepara-
ton for the establishment of
regular service.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-25
HUGH WILCOX
NAMED SCOUT
LEADER HERE

Hugh NJ. Wilcox of San Luis
Obispo was selected Scout executive
for the Imperial-Yuma council, Boy
Scouts of America. replacing Carl
N Helmick who will become Scout
executive for the Riverside council
on April l.
Wilcox has been Scout executive
for San Luis Obispo for the past
four years and prior to that time
was assistant Scout executive for
the Mission council with head
quarters at Santa Barbara. He
has also been connected with Scout
ing in Visalia and Bakersfield.
He is graduate of the 14th ma
tional training school for Scout
executives. Wilcox is a graduate
of Redondo Union high school and
attended the University of Califor-
mia for one year. He is married
and has two children, a girl IL
years of age and boy, four.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-25
Cheers Interrupt
Court Committee:
Anger Chairman

WASHINGTON. March 25. U.P
Chairman Henry F. Ashurst
threatened to order Senate police
to clear the Senate Judiciary COM
mittee room OF spectators today
after sharp exchanges over Pres
ident Roosevelt's court plan evoked
outbursts by the audience.
Ashurst gave his warning when
applause and cheering by specta-
tors marked a dispute between
committee members during ques-
tioning of President Harold Doods
of Princeton university. Doods op-
posed the Roosevelt Court Plan.
The dispute broke out when Sen.
william Dietrich, D., H., charged
Doods was mot helping this COM
mittee at all" after the Princeton
executive declined to suggest
what sort of constitutional amen
ment he favored as a substitute
for the court plan.
Sen. Edward R. Burke, D., Neb.,
protested Dieterich's questioning,
evokng applause from the audience.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-25

ito prevent outside agitators and
racketeers from attempting to high
pressure contended employees of
Santa Monica concerns into join
ing labor organizations which are
interested in nothing except union
dues to be collected"
The council took action on the
ordinance after a secret meeting
yesterday with a number of local
merchants. Approximately 100 bus
mess men were in the council cham
bers when it was enacted into law.
John L. S. Cooke, secretary of the
chamber of commerce, thanked the
council in behalf of business inter-
ests.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-25
Kings Custom Shirts
$50
3 for 81

PERFECT FITTING, because they're
cut true to size Fine end to end madras
all white, white ON white, and novel
ties. All with pre-shrunk collars in
down-to-the- -minuthe styles. Complete
size range = IA to 172.