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Evening star., 1937-10-28
EABIAN felt that

FAblAN feit that
fate was work.
IN his favor the
night he attended
the opening of Bart
Whitney's newest
comedy drama. EN-
Route to Happi-
ness" and saw Car
mine Vine in the
audience. He didn't
know who she was
at the time, but he
determined to find
out. 1t was then
that he decided
another fate was
working at odds
with the first. No
one had the re-
motest idea who
she was. Babian
became desperate.
He wanted to meet
that girl more than
10 baJ o,rar tr-o,at
Evening star., 1937-10-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE reasonable. best business Of It's
years in business r g 6. owner leaving .toowsn. town.
$500 per week, colored trade; on u st.;
good location; a real bargain. Call Col.
324S bet. and 10 pm. 81.
LARGE ROOMING HOUSE below Dupont,
$1,000 cash and terms. North 6475-J.
GARAGE BUSINESS, est. 1928; fully
equipped, midtown location; 35-car capac-
ity: good vol; price right. Box 475-S Star.
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET. good 10.
cation, doing nice business. Inquire lS27
K st. NV. No brokers.
BARBER SHOP. 15 18th ST. n.e.-3 chairs:
party leaving city. BARGAIN for cash. 28-
ROOMING HOUSE, IL rooms. all rented.
Sacrifice, S295. 1133 10th st. NV. 30.
thickly populated section doing between
500 and $500 cash weekly. Can be dou-
bled by Offering credit. Cash price, $4,000.
Call Randolph 5210.
PARKING LOT, fully equipped, ready. to
go; 55-car capacity: central location, has
great possibilities; good reason for selling.
Call District O202 between 10 and II am.
CORNER LUNCH ROOM. 16 booths; beer;
Capital Adjusting g. Finance Co.
1908 II st. NV. Met. 4s13.
GROCERY. weekly receipts, Sl,000;. rent,
$40 With apt. price, price only n y $1,000 $1,000; terms
1908 H st. NV. Met. 4813.
MEAT MARKET AND GROCERIES. doing
SlT00 cash weekly business: rent. $l4O;
lease; price only $4,000; terms.
Capital Adjusting g. Finance Co.
zoos H st. NV. Met. 4S13.
BOOMING HOUSE. ideal location: IA rms,
well furn.;- rent. 500: nice income; total
price. S1.650: easy terms.
OWENS REALTY CO.,
1343 H st. NV. Room 410l. Met. 1853.
UNUSUAL BOARDING
HOUSE,
Vicinity Conn. Ave. Bridge and Shoreham
Hotel. 6-bedroom house. 2 baths. large
dining room. living room; maids room and
| bath in basement; garage; elec. retriger-
alton: rent reas.: house full: furniture new
several months ago. Worth $1,000, eFo For
Call Clev. 9100 evenings or Natl. s917.
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statesmen

Best set-up in Washington.
Washers, ironers, gas and electric
ranges and refrigerators; no
down payment, 3 years to pay;
fullest cooperation, highest
commission. Apply Mr.. Hoffman,
1922 18th st. NV, 10 a.m.-12 noon
daily.
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statesmen (twol, over 80; must have ap-
pearance personality and direct selling
experience, accustomed to. earning over
Annapolis.
WANTED. experienced real estate statesmen
to sell repossessed income producing prop
critics; also Chevy Chase lots and desiraoly
located acreage. Leads furnished. Fulton
r. Gordon 1927 Eye st. NV. Dist. $3.50.
Evening star., 1937-10-28

FURNITURE SALESMAN
Prefer man with long expert
ence in the furniture busi-
ness. Good salary and COM
mission. Must have refer
enceS. Box 327-W, Star.
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Apples, cider. wholesale-retail. Direc-
way to Falls Church turn right at trafic
light; proceed 4 miles. to Tysons- Corner;
turn left follow route fnroush Vienna to
Chilcott Orchards. 81
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FOUND.

INQUIRE ATLANTIC 7I42, between IO-4
pm. about following lost dogs. Spaniel,
liver and white. with Anne Arundel County
tags; Spitz, large Boston bull, springer
spaniel, black Chesa peake retriever. chow.
tov collie. Ownership to be proved by
license tags
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AIscElIANEOUS WANTED.

ALL KINDS furniture and household goods.
Hirhest cash prices Don't sell until you
call North 6040. Prompt service. We
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

2I08 r ST. N.W.-Large. nicely furnished
double room, twin beds, c.h.w., unlimited
phone; $50. North Abb.
1903 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W-Gentle-
men, double and single room. nicely fur
nished. automatic heat, continuous hot
water, plenty OF linen, baths with showers.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

MIAMI. FLA.-PARTY TO DRIVE STUDE-
baker in exchange for transportation. Box
6s-Y. Star. 90
LEAVING FOR FLORIDA SATURDAY OR
Sunday, 1886 De Soto. Phone Decatur
2971.
LEAVING FOR ALBUQUERQUE. N MEX,
Oct - or 30, Pontiac. want part-time
driver. 9l0 4th s.w. National 3117. POS
Friday eve. Oct ~, return Sunday; careful
driver North 6272 after 9:30 pm.
DRIVING TO LOS ANGELES OR SAN
Francisco. fast trip. S25. Shepherd 1862.
DRIVING TO DETROIT SUNDAY. OCT. 81,
would like one passenger: returning in a
few DAYS Shepherd .3213
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Two to handle service for the merchants
of Washington; earnings above the aver
age: also continuous monthly renewal; not
insurance. stocks, bonds or appliances; no
canvassing. Cali Randolph 2l62. Friday
only. for annnintmnnt
Evening star., 1937-10-28

GARAGE BUSINESS, est. ID2S; fuIiy
equipped; midtown location 35-car capac-
ity: good VOL; price right. Box 475-S, Star. :
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET good 10
cation, doing nice business. Inquire 1S27
Evening star., 1937-10-28

LARGE ROOMING HOUSE below Dupont.
filed; perm. guests; fine heat. 2-yr. lease:
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| BARBER SHOP, 8 18th st. n.e--3 chairs:
| marty Ieav wing city bargain for cash 2Ss
| ROOMINi HOUSE, IL rooms. all rented.
| Sacrifice. S295. 1133 10th st. NV. 30.
FOR SALE-Newly opened food store in
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HELP DOMESTIC.


COOK, first class general housework for
stay nights references. Lincoln 5000.
GIRL white. young. Fenerai housework: /:
experienced in care OF baby, 20 home
nights: references. Randolph 4641.
GIRL, colored good cook and general
houseworker, for small family; good salary:
must be neat and reliable. having long
time reference. Don't apply unless capable
OF filling specifications. Columbia 229s.
ZIG Upshur st. NV.
cooking, help with baby; stay nights; S24
&c. home, S32: 3 in family; must have city
refs; only experienced need answer. Mrs.
Harry Dobkin. 170s MINI. ave. Sc.
HOUSEKEEPER, white. between 2O-40:
most important duty. kind and careful
attention to child, 4; must be neat and
good plain cook. Box 147-W. Star.
HOUSEKEEPER, unencumbered good dis
position, care for semi-inyalid woman:
WOMAN. colored. living III vicinity of
Fails Church. for general housework. Ad-
dress Box 4S1. Falls Church Va
WOMAN for gen. h.w.; must be reliable.
good housekeeper good cook. live in. Good
salary for right party; excel. refs. required.
Chevy Chase section. Box 339-W. Star.
WOMAN. white. plain cooking. general
housework; good salary. W. S. Hull. 1850
Lee hiehway. Clarendon. Va.
WOMAN. white. under 35. for general
housework; stay nights; refs. required no
membranes. Call before IL am. 1740
Webster st. NV.
cooking. to be trained as cook and down
stairs worker no laundry: high school
graduate preferred; 80 week with rapid
advancement. Box 146-W. Star.
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PERSONAL.

ANACoSTIA. D. C.-,WIDow, OWNING
gentleman to room Atlantic 2363-R.
HAVING RETIRED AT LIBERTY TO
opathic physician. Box 244-X, Star. 30.
HEMoRRHoIDs ERADICATED BY MY
own method. Results. effective, for a Ete-
time or money back write & for hooklet, No
1868 Columbia I'd Adams o3Ss
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait. Emereency Laboratory. Room COL.
Westory Bldg, 14th and F. Met: s33.
MISS DTETELBACH. r. N. GIVES ULTRA
doctors for colds, sinus arthritis head
ache; asthma. Call for appointment.
North 4012.
Experienced. thorough teacher: home or
studio: instruments for sale. r. S. w.
WALKER. Potomac e302. 81
COMFORTABLE NURSING HOME WITH
valescents. Phone Adams 1868. 1888
Kalorama I'd
PHYsIo-THERAPIsT. CURATOR OF THAT
morning after feeling cling Established for 20
REDUCING--6 TREATS, s5; REMOVES
fat in spots; results assured; diet, baths.
Appointments. Natl. s134. 1880 K st, NV.
TAILORING. DREssMAKINo alterations.
fur remodeling. so2 st. n.w.-2nd floor.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. r. R. GIBSON. 712 Col. pike. S.
Wash. Va. %.
THE "RESEARCH OF INTELLIGENCE
Studio Forum" Enroll now for limited
class group starting Oct 29th. Learn how
to unfold your intelligence and develop
perfect self-confdence. Call MISS WEED,
Col. 700.
LET DR.. DELLA LEDENDECKER'S S SPLEN-
DID HANDS RUB YOUR ACHES AND
PAINS AWAY. 3025 o. WEST 1920,
THE WASHINGTON LEAGUE FOR HARD
of Hearing invites all white persons with
impaired hearing to ioin their lip-readlng
practice classes on Monday and Thursday
evenings at the Leaeue's rooms. 1116 Yer
mont ave. NV
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY
there Is no need to feel that they must
accept inferior funeral services due to in
ability to pay higher price The Greater
w w. Chambers Co.. offers a. complete
funeral, cars and all for as little dS SO
World finest waterproof. airtight: guaran-
teed steel burial vault may be had from
Chambers for SS5 In case of death call
the Greater W w Chambers Co. 14th st.
corner Chaplin NV. Columbia 0432. Phone
or write our address. We will send you
beautiful catalogue of how We do It., 1900
Chaplin st. w. phone Columbia O432. 517
18th st. s.e.. phone Atlantic 600.
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HELP WOMEN.
tContinued.l

LADIES. several special sale, hosiery and
lingerie: two will be retained PERMANENTLY.
Apply 9-l2. Room 205. 1427 Eye ST. NV.
LADIES-6tart dress business at home.
money or experience needed. Liberal per-
centage. Gramont. 115 9th st. NV.
PBX x. OPERATOR and .typist for. large
to /. Start sos month State ase and
experience Box cay. Star.
PERMANENT WAIVER WANTED. expert;
also all-around operator: good opportunity.
Call Alexandra 129g Immediately.
MATTRESSES experienced: SATURDAY.
nights. also Halloween Monday: good
pay. Casa Grande DUDE Ranch Washing
ton-Baltimore blvd. Phone Berwyn 3o2
after pm.
WAITRESS. experienced. Apply 1901
Water st. s.w.. entrance on 18th ST. Cali
after pm.
WOMAN. with social contact. who has
leisure time and wishes to make money.
YOUNG LADIES. sell hosiery. lingerie,
dresses to friends; liberal commission,
bonus: experience unnecessary. Coronet,
II 9th st. NV
YOUNG WOMAN white capable. g.h.w.,
cooking. help with child: room. board S25;
suburban home: give address, age phone,
reference. Box 59-Y. Star. 29'
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.
SAlESMEk.

COUPLE. to run tourist home cabins an
food counter. Write BOX 145-W, Star. Ar
plications to Nov. 10: ref.
Evening star., 1937-10-28
ATTENTION

We have few openings for neat. am
bilious men. at least . with D. c. drivers
permits. Salary, $3.50 per week, plus
bonus and commission. Willing workers can
earn S30-S30 per week. Absolutely no SELL
Evening star., 1937-10-28

FOR SALE reasonable. best business of its
sind in city $1,000 cash and terms; hve
years in business; owner leaving town.
ruutIire BOX 67-Y, Star ooF
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

BUSINESS.
COMMERCIAL ARTIST.
Experienced in drawing ladies' wearing ap-
parel and fine detail work: excellent salary.
PERSONNEL SERVICE.
1871 G st. NV.
DOMESTIC.
DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 1925
9th st. NV. Decatur 24I9 North COLL
furnishes help and work for men and
women.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec 1851. l4O2 Ilth,
has cooks, chsmbermaids. nurses. e.h.w.,
part-time day workers, couples, housemen.
20-
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

KOOMS fUkINISrEO.
1921 BELMONT RID. N.W.-Attractive
bed room or bed-living room; good loca-
tion: S25. Adams 4574.
aI0F ST. N.E.-Two or three rooms. nicely
furnished. for light housekeeping: reason
able rent: couple. e.------ 81
1894 NJ ST, NV. one block from Conn.
ave-Beautiful. newly decorated house
kesRing rms; also larse double rms xor
rer}temen; single beds; 81 up.
Evening star., 1937-10-28
DOGS. PETS. ETC.
POULTRY 6 EGGS.

CHICKS, Rocks and Reds; non-setters for
broilers or breeders. ]. B. Henry. Phone
Falls Church 34S.
700 WHITE LEGHORNS. emo. pullets and
i-yr.-old laying hens: S1.75 each. Call
dist 613l
Evening star., 1937-10-28

OPPORTUNITY to buy good
furniture cheap for the small
household at THIS public
auction at 2 pm. SHARP,
Friday, October 20, 1887.
Evening star., 1937-10-28
RUGS.

Imported Oriental copies. good quality.
large variety from which to choose. all
sizes, low prices; rn. sizes. S9.95.
CAPITOL RUG CO.,
2s21 14th. AT HARVARD
Omen EYes and Sun Until 3 2 VI.
Evening star., 1937-10-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

BEDS. double and twin: davenport. chairs.
spinet desk. table. china closet. sideboard
BED (completel. Also few odd pieces OF
furniture. 17l6 Lanier pl. NV.
BED ROOM. living room suites; breakfast
set. vanity kitchen cabinet, dresSefs. elee.
refrigerator. Edelman. 1903 Georgla ave.
BEDSPREAD. hand-crocheted. Phone Met
.....
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$500 per week, colored trade; on u ST.;
good location: a real bargain. Call Col.
q 9 hat III
Evening star., 1937-10-28

ALTURAS. 1909 18th st-100 well-heat-
ed, single and double rooms near showers;
24-hour elevator and hotel service; new
furniture; So week tIp
Evening star., 1937-12-08
CAPITAL SUFFRAGE
DEMAND PRESSED
Columbia Heights Citizens
Association Action Com
mittee Named.

The Columbia Heights Citizens
Association reiterated its demand for
national and local suffrage for the
District Of Columbia at its meeting
In the Fourth Presbyterian Church
last night and again voiced its stand
that public offices here he filled by
the appointment of District residents.
Mrs. Margaret Hopkins Worrell,
president of the association, was di-
rected by vote of the members to
appoint committee of three to CO.
operate with the Citizens Joint Com
mittee on National Representation
TOR the District of Columbia, the
Citizens Committee for Progressive
Action of the District and the Dis
tr1ct Suffrage Committee in their fight
Tor representation.
The motion was made by Charles
A. Franklin, who was appointed to
head the committee. On approval
OF the oral resolution, Mrs. Worrell
announced Mr.. Franklin could have
as many persons to assist in this
worthy project" as needed.
Foreign" Appointments Condemned.
Col. Luther r. Maddox, chairman
OF the associations Legislation Com
mittee, revoiced the groups request
Tor the appointment of local resi-
dents to fill local positions. His res
olution "condemned' the appoint
Ing powers" for appointing persons
from foreign Jurisdictions" to Dis
trict posts.
Pointing out that the people of
the District have no vote or saw in
the way their taxes shall be spent.
Col. Maddox requested that COPIES
OF his resolution be sent to President
Roosevelt, the Attorney General and
the chairmen of the Senate and House
District Committees.
A city-wide mass meeting to de-
mand funds be appropriated by Con-
gress to fight tuberculosis in the
District and alleviate congested con-
ditions at Gallinger Hospital was
suggested by Dr. Erwin Steinman.
chairman of the associations Cen
eral Welfare Committee. He pro-
posed that the meeting be held at a
later date, when the reaction of the
present tuberculosis campaign could
be seen.
Fast Driving Scored.
Criticism of the too fast" driving
m the District was yOiced hv Caoroo
H. Brown, head of the groups Public
Safety Committee, who cited the high
death rate for 1887 from traffic acci-
dents.
Preservation of the historic Decatur
House, at Jackson place and H street
NV, was advocated in resolution in
troduced by John M, Boteler, Finance
Committee chairman, which was
adopted.
Evening star., 1937-12-08
White House
Furniture Put
On Exhibition

Announcement that 16 pieces of
Monroe furniture have been sent to
the National Museum for exhibition
purposes as a loan from the White
House was made yesterday at Mrs.
Roosevelt's press conference.
Imported from France, the furni-
ture, which includes sofas and chairs
vas bought for the White House when
James Monroe became President in
18l7. The mansion had recently been
partly rebuilt, it was explained, and
the Aew furniture was purchased to
be in keeping with the new elegance.
Old records show the price listed at
S1e,429.26, considered very costly at
the time.
Formerly used in the east room
And in the diplomatic reception room
on the lower floor of the White House,
the furniture is of gilt frame and
originally was covered in fresh GRIM
son silk. The frames were made by
Bellanger, the silk by Cartier and
the whole by Laveissier, all of Paris.
Recently these pieces were placed in
the blue room while its present fur
nishings were being covered.
Mrs. Roosevelt expressed herself as
very much pleased with the results
OF the work on the blue room furni-
ture, which has just been returned.
Evening star., 1937-12-08
Roanoke Alumni BANQUET.

Leigh Riley, assistant to DR.. Charles
j. Smith, president of Roanoke Col
hee. will be principal speaker at an
alumni banquet at the Lafayette Ho-
tel at 6 pm. tomorrow. Miller Ritchie
alumni secretary of the college, will
present technicolor movie of campus
life. George P. Grove, Arlington
County attorney, is in charge of ar
rangements.
Evening star., 1937-12-08
EVENING OF MAGIC
Fifth Annual Show to Be Given
Free at National Press Club.

The local assembly of the Society
of American Magicians will present
It's fifth annual evening of magic in
the National Press Club Auditorium
at 8:l5 pm. Friday. The show is
given each year for Press Club men,
oers, their families and guests.
The program, arranged by Charles
W. Townley, general chairman, lists
Euch local performers as Comdr. c. c.
Slayton, Arch Mcdonald and Arthur
Godfrey; Harry H. Baker, the mas
ter OF ceremonies; Theodore Golden.
Fred Untiedt, Edward Cross. Raw
Otterback, Carl Brockway, Herman
Cole and Art Fillius.
Evening star., 1937-12-08
Clean False Teeth
New, Magic Way
No Brushing-Yet Polished
Like New in Just a Few Minutes!

Dental science has now found the
ideal way to clean plates and re-
movable bridges. All you do is place
them in a small glass of water and
add a little Polident powder. You
can actually see the stains, tarnish
and foul deposits dissolve right be-
fore your eyes. And Polident is alb
solutely harmless. 1t is made by the
famous Wernet Laboratories and is
approved by Good Housekeeping
Bureau and other leading author
tiles.
In few minutes your plate is
sweet and clean-purified and n.y.
gienic. Gums lose that false look
and appear more live and natural.
Polident costs only 80 cents at any
drug store for a long-lasting supply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-20
HOUSE UNIT PASSES
ON FOUR MEASURES
$4,000 Fund for Sesquicenten-
NAL Celebration Is Ap-
proved.

The House Library Committee today
favorably reported four measures, one
of which authorizes an additional
appropriation of $l50,000, instead of
100000 previously authorized, to fur
Their the work Of the United States
Constitution Sesquicentennial Com
mission, of which Representative
Bloom, Democrat, Of New York, is
director general.
A Senate concurrent resolution was
approved which would extend the
thanks OF Congress to the Governor
and people of Nebraska for the statues
Of William Jennings Bryan and j.
Sterling Morton. The resolution pro-
vides that these statues be placed in
the Capitol Building
A joint resolution by Representative
Honeyman, Democrat, of Oregon was
approved which authorizes the estab-
lihment Of national poetry award
with $4,000 annual appropriation
The selection would be left in the
hands Of the committee headed by
the librarian of Congress.
The fourth measure reported is a
bill, already passed by the Senate,
authorizing the erection in the Dis
trict Of Columbia. on public property,
by the United Daughters OF the Con-
federacy, of terminal marker for the
Jefferson Davis National Highway
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-20
STRIKE UNSANCTTONED.

JOHNSTOWN, Pa, May 20 ~
The Committee for Industrial Organ
ization refused to sanction today q
strike of several hundred workmen at
the Franklin car shops OF the Beth
lehem Steel Corp.
Bethlehem was one OF the five big
independents the union had threat
ened with a strike, but Organizer
David Watkins declared: This is not
c. I. o. strike"
He said the committee would not
support the walkout and would not
attempt to settle it unless Bethle-
hem should call us in" Watkins said
the strikers claimed they were receiv-
Ing less money because Of = shorter
work week, despite wage increases IN
March and November.
Strike leaders estimated between
800 and 800 men had walked out OF
the No. 2 assembly plant. Bethlehem
executives set the number at 500.
Approximately $4,000 Of the 10000
Bethlehem employees work at the
Johnstown plants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-20
Strike
Continued From First Page.)

Labor Board director supervising the
election, said his once had not re-
ceived any word Of trouble at the
polls during the first three hours OF
the election. He added:
There have been very few COM
plants about the procedure in the
election. Everything seems to be going
smoothly"
Despite the calm. State police, Fed
eral and State observers and Liquor
Control Board agents patroled the
election zones. and Police Chief w
L. Ambrose of Aliquippa announced
he had a force OF $50 citizens to help
him preserve order.
Jones g. Laughlin agreed to today's
election in settling the 36-hour strike
at its plants last week.
Observers estimated one-third OF
the workers had voted in the first six
hours of the election.
Judges and watchers sat at q table
at the voting booths concealed behind
curtains.
Martin Dunn. one Of 10 discharged
employees ordered. reinstated by Su-
preme Court decision upholding the
Wagner labor act, cast the first ballot
at the Aliquippa works
The question on the ballots read:
DO you want the Amalgamated
Association of Iron, Steel and Tir
Workers of North America, through
the Steel Workers Organizing Com.
mittee of the c. I. O., to represent you
as the exclusive representative FOL
collective bargaining?"
STRIKE UNSANCTTONED,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-20
JEFFERSON SHRINE
0UTSIDED c. URGED
Missouri Lawmaker Seeks Memo
rial in Louisiana Pur.
chase Area

Representative Nelson, Democrat,
OF Missouri urged in the House today
that part Of the proposed appropria-
ton Of 100000 for Thomas Jeffer-
son memorial be used TO save historic
structures" and suggested a new me-
mortal, If one be authorized, be To-
Gated somewhere in the Louisiana
Purchase area, which jefferson made
possible"
Restoration of historic structures
with the funds would be more in
keeping with Jefferson's thoughts
than would "a great marble monu-
ment" in the Nations Capital, Nelson
said.
Nelson pointed out that there are
other Jefferson memorials, including
Monticello. Va, and that 8 cities, %
counties and l40 townships are named
in Jefferson's honor.
The House is still awaiting favor
able report authorized by the Library
Committee several weeks ago on thu
Treadway bill to prohibit the use OF
the Tidal Basin for the memorial
authorized by Congress.