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Evening star., 1937-03-14
BY WILLIAM DOHERTY.

W vASHINGTONIANS, battle
a SCARED by contact with the
wv starlings Of Pennsylvania
avenue, have a bond of
yympathy with Amelia Earhart Put
nam, the intrepid airWoman who is
about to take off on an equatorial
globe -circling flight and whose per-
sonal story of her history-making
adventure will appear in The Star.
A bulletin from the Pan-Paciflc
Press Bureau notes that among
Amelia's greatest hazards will be the
myriads of birds ready to contest for
the right of way at Rowland Island
This island, 1900 miles southwest of
the American Territory of Hawaii,
marks the end of the second leg of
the proposed 27000-mile trip.
w. P. A. workers, brothers on the
pay roll of those who ratified tin cans
and fred shotguns to scare the star
lings from their perches on the Ave-
nue., are already on the job, clearing
landing and take-off areas for Mrs.
Putnam's flying laboratory"
Their greatest job, they find, will
be to get rid of the frigate birds, alba
trosses and gooneys, which for thou
sands of years have treated Howland
and similar tiny Pacific isles as their
own private property, specially re-
served for their resting places after
their jaunts over the blue ocean.
CEVERAL runways, including one a
mile long, to be used for the take
of on the New Guinea leg OF the
expedition, have already been cleared.
But what of the birds?
One plan being considered is to set
of charges Of dynamite just prior to
the arrival of the ship. This would be
Z successful method in the case of
Evening star., 1937-03-14
Pacific Islands Birds
Menace Earhart Plane
Workers for Government Clear Runways for
Landings on Route of World Flight and
Consider Use of Dynamite to Clear Air.

the frigate birds, some experts con-
the gooneys.
It seems that the gooneys, invariably
called the "goofey gooneys," always
do the unexpected. In other words,
they probably would consider the dy-
Mantle blasts note Of welcome in
stead of an invitation to leave. They
might even call reunion Of their
brothers and sisters, who might be
away visiting the neighboring islands.
Some feel that the Putnam plane
and its propeller are of such durable
construction that there would be only
slight damage, even if the ship is
forced to plow through large focks
of gooneys.' Others are fearful that a
serious accident might result.
w P. A. workers, who followed the
Hawaiian boys who secretly COL
onized Rowland, Baker and Jarvis
Islands for the United States, want
to be diplomatic about the whole
business, because they know that the
Hui Manu-, the Hawaiian society af
bird lovers, would not stand for any
determination of the gooneys Some
gentle means of persuasion will have
to be found.
So famous or infamous are the goon-
eys that they have been chosen to
symbolic the group of persons who
saw service at Midway Island, one of
the stops on the present Pacific air
service.
There are nearly 100 persons who
have spent month or longer on this
American island. They recently
formed an organization and adopted
the name "goofey gooney" Initiates
are fed a spoonful of raw fish, mixed
with seaweed and other things, in the
same manner as the gooney feeds its
young.
Evening star., 1937-03-14
Trees Grow Fast.
d EMARKABI,E crouth y,

II EMARkABLE growth of trees
planted in the shelter belt is re-
ported by the United States Forest
Service, which has charge of the pro-
gram.
Chinese elms and cottonwoods, 18
inches high, when planted in 1895,
have already reached height OF Is
to 16 feet-this in spite of the drought.
Trees set out in shifting last year
have also come along rapidly. Honey
locusts now stand 7 feet and cotton
woods feet.
The average planting of these trees
was at the rate of 74O to an acre and
the survival of the drought was re-
markable, the average being $50.
Evening star., 1937-03-14

in this area Holabird Quartermaster
depot, near Baltimore; Fort Howard
Md, home of the 18th Infantry:
Fort Hoyle, Md, with total of As
officers and 1852 men, making it one
of the largest posts in this vicinity;
Langley Field, Va, ITO miles airline
from Washington one Of the most i'm
portant Of the air-defense bases in the
Nation, and historic Fort Monroe, Va,
with the Coast Artillery School and
the headquarters Of the Sd Coast Ar
tillery district.
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Plant l75,OOO,OOO Trees

A TTACK1NG the problem OF soil
erosion in a positive manner, the
Soil Conservation Service has laid
plans to set out 175,O00,000 trees and
shrubs during the present year.
This years paintings viii bring to
7O0,0OO.000 the number set out in the
past four years. Already about 230 900
acres OF land are being protected
against erosion.
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Forest Is Expanded.
RECENT executive order has e

a REGENT executive order has ex-
tended the limits of the Green
Mountain National Forest until now
that reservation includes $50, $50 acres.
The timber resources, which are ex-
tensive, are to be managed by the
Government In such a way that a
steady supply of timber will be fur
nished pulp and woodworking mills
within the area while at the same
time the watershed will be protected
through the care in which the trees
to be cut are selected.
Evening star., 1937-03-14
Tod dlers' Flannel
Coat Outfits 3.95
WEARABLES

!nfonts Hond Smoked Silk Coots ---------------l95
Combed Cotton Knit Ponties, to l9c
Cotton Crepe Poomos, sizes to reg SIC and 65e 48c
!ntonts Knitted Night Gowns ------- 58c
Duene Knit Isle Sleeveless Vests for to yeor 19
Intonts Double Breasted Cotton Vests reg 28c
/9e Pque Hots, for boys 48c
lntonts sc Hond Mode and Embroidered Dresses 48c
lntonts Hond Finished Broodcloth Creepers 48c
kenert Oroong bbs turkish knit top and rubber back foco
rejects ----- l0c
lnon Fonnelette Kmonos, Nehtgowns and Gerudes 38c
lnfons loce- Trimmed Nonsook Night Gowns -----3o 3oc
Fine, Handmade koinsook Gertudes - Tie
One Dozen Birdseye Diapers: 27x27 94c; 30x30 inl9
Evening star., 1937-03-14
Army Posts

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1937-11-14
LONDON MARKET
TREND IMPROVES
British Traders Still Watching
New York Trends-Roosevelt
Attitude Hailed.
nv Gable to The Star.

BY Cable to The star.
LONDON, Nov. 13.--The week In
the financial district ended with an
indeterminate trend, but 1t is pos
sible to record definite all"around
Improvement in sentiment
This was induced partly by the
spreading belief that the fall in conf
modities was exaggerated; on hopes
that President Roosevelt is contem-
plating Government stimulus to busi-
ness psychology; Premier Chamber
lains strikingly welcome project for
Anglo-American economic cooper
alton and partly on news of proposed
direct conversations between Adolf
Hitler mad Lord Halifax.
It remains true, however, that Lon
don watches New York and takes it's
cue from the trend of American mar
kets, but this watching is now more
expectant and hopeful than recently.
This hopefulness was also stimulated
by the daily recovery in the dollar,
whose falling tide was dramatically
reversed by news of the determination
OF Secretary of the Treasury Morgen-
thau to balance the budget and by
President Roosevelts conferences with
business leaders, interpreted here as
meaning that the administration is
now willing to take any reasonable
measures to prevent the trade recess
sion from developing into a slump
Industrial trade indices here are
still running high and most branches
show merely some flattening in the
upward curve, actual recession being
confined to the luxury trades.
(Copyright, 1887. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc.)
Evening star., 1937-11-14
Drivers Permits Suspended.

Ralph " Ayers, 1900 Sixteenth
street NV, 30 days.
George w. Bodkin, jr., 2225 Naylol
road Sc, 80 days.
Ralph E. Brown, 1925 C street Sc.
revoked.
John w. Cook, 2sOs Connecticut
avenue NV, 80 days.
Dozier A. De Va1ne, jr., 3422 Thirty.
sixth street NV, suspended.
William H. Foxwell, 1872 E street
NE, As days.
Mansel A. Gray, 5000 Fourteenth
street NV. suspended.
Alonza Holmon, 4419 Sheriff roac
NE. revoked.
William L. Hubbard, 2422 Thirty
ninth street NV, revoked.
Ferdinand P. Jelinek, 1924 Bay
street Sc, suspended.
David N. johnson, 5716 Blaine street
NE, as days.
Arthur v. Kay, 174l North Capitol
street, 80 days.
Ignatius M. Knapp, st. Elizabeth's
Hospital, revoked.
Thomas Long, 4752 Sheriff road
NE, 80 days.
James c. Miller. 3211 Idaho ave-
nue. NV, As days.
Daniel L. Mills, 1910 Swami street
NV, revoked.
Martin j. O'Nolan, 2259 @ street
NV, revoked.
Baler Otto, 449 H street NV, sus-
pended
George H. Owens. 1909 New Jersey
avenue NV, 80 days.
William Peters, 1922 c street Sc.
revoked.
Orville A. Simpson, 1854 Bates
street NV, 80 days.
Carl Snider, 4428 Seventh street
NV, 80 days.
Elmer H. Stephens, 1101 Ninth
street NV, suspended.
Eugene Taylor, 931 S street NV.
suspended.
Leo Warning, 1884 Thirty-fourth
street NV. 80 days.
Ashton D. Young, 14O4 Swami
street NV, revoked.
Cliff Atkinson, Quantico, Va, sus-
pended.
James E. Call, Fort Meade, Md.
80 days.
Dorsey B. Collins, Bethesda, Md.
80 days.
flames L. Cook, Morston, N. c., sc
days.
Theodore B. Daily, Maplewood, N
j., suspended.
George E. Davey, Yonkers, N. Y,
revoked.
Page Goldbeck, Chevy Chase, Md,
suspended
James A. johnson, Oxon Hill, Md
suspended.
Marie c. Kluber, Arlington, Va,
suspended.
John L. Lawrence, Montpelier, VT,
suspended.
John H. Lewis, Saxon, Va, Route
4, 80 days.
Lloyd A. Potter, Cabin John. Md,
80 days.
Charles E. Tuchton, 2o6 Shepherd
street NV, suspended.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Kenneth w: stroad. %, and Harriet Co.
rlnne Tveter. 2;l. both of 4"11 Chesa-
samaei nsase s. s. Rins RT: Rey S, Sal & Gostz ssrmon
18th st; NV: Rev A. L. Healy "'' ''VO
Nsapd ana sannye MlllaRs' M oo;lese PARK Nd
:. Hotel: Rev H. P. schearrer. i' -,'' a' a''ei
Herbert J KEN len. %. I7i6 N st. NV
ana Josephine oS e., B. Alexander. -, I75;,
Carl 3. Magruder, 81 81 9th St. NE.
St, NV. Rev. c. S. Biegs
Victoria Csrdia. 10 capitol Heiehts, hts
7, Md: Rev T. P. RakowsNi.
HfEEy Eleanor &C. kns n MIrray iT, 1929 s. ne and
Ne: Rev. ]. E. Briggs. -' VI" o.
William F. Weigester 43. 1135 10th st
eonnecfeut Conn sHa Margaret avs Nv Ayrss Rev 81 a
Blake Nicholson. cs. 1904 Rhode Island
Ss oranss q snf RcT D05o'hy l. Hfh4y aHH0n' 81
j. oingeli - both H. CT B BerWyn. ana Ashf: Md.:
Arthur Y. Duke. 81; elso aoth st. NE.
st. Ne: Rev; c. j. shee.s. IS ''' ''o'h
coTcoan nna st. NV N% sFmm9es Rev e n Murray AZ
eugene gene Collins II. SEQ 1st st. NV. and
ave Nv: Rev. SaAs. s. Nc Moss. so'f new jersey
William B. Jones. 30. 2737 Cathedral ave
NV; and Alice V. Danicicn. a. Ana
c,if3nn f9nda M9nt;; N5its Rev. .IseG G, smyth; ~
and d, Mary B. Barrett AZ. 40a6 5th st.
roN,s NV; Rev Rev. 1. W; Albert:
h,1a both I, OF d, Indianapolis. Ind: Rev j. H.
THOMAS g u Pi5aserald ana sa. j5 IS s4at Brown
Carl VI Buchhoiz % es se4s IS catSedfsi G. Heaes ave
NV. and Dorothy A. Baldwin -. Ar
wilism llnsSo9 Va; r,1;nn Rev G. W. Bpchhclz. ir.
I9o1 New Hampshire shie'i ave- n Me-. psr'' Rev fS'
Louis W. Gum. 90 eoa Van Buren, st.
NW' NV ane 4 Antonia E; Eroacher: 23 5000
io'h ST. N'wl; RoaaNi,,. Rey w. H. Hoffman.
James j. Mahoney. "a. and Sarah Ellen
Mead y. both of Washington
beauregard Turner. 2S and Margaret
Tatherme Banner. 90. both OF Richmond,
Eiya6eth EnyaD t1s Kingsbury, 10, both Of
HaEry drId j. - GTs51i Rd9s - 9e and Rita J. shen-
John Duerson Undertake IS. and
Corinne Lula Jones. 30. both of Alex
Lawrence Wilbert Newman. 80. Gathers
purg; Md, and Lillian Thelma Dyson,
William Frank Noll. -. Rochester. N. Y.
i.i1SI ana Eizsbeth ,7s Lavinia Kerr. is. Branch
John J: Kleiner Sd. %. and Elizabeth
caroline Roberts, 23, both 'of Berwyn.
Cecilia Sweeney. is. both of Of Wash. wash"
ington.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
DEATHS REPORTED

Mary Davis. 81. 1921 Mass. ave.
Frank Hannah. 80. Emergency Hospital
Madge 2. Mclaughlin. rs. 1896 Conn. ave.
,George C. Loomis, r.; 2s12. Both pl.
Charles Auffert, 90. Garfield Hospital
Harry w. Ensor. 81. Alb Randolph st.
Francis x. Kraus. 81. Sbley Hospital.
kenton ka,,s s.S F. Murray so 81 1910 Biltmore st
William A. Burdine. 56. 2016 Otis st. ne.
ernest NJ. Cavan. "a. Emergency Hospital.
Ralph K. Bowman, Al. Walter Reed Hos
Harry Blank a.. Sibley Hospital
Roy II. Slider Al. 2650 Wis. ave
Ida H. De Lozier, :36. 120S Eyarts st. ne.
Mildred f. Thompson, 35. .6l7 Upshur st.
infant to William R., and Aoeline Ham,
Georgetown Hospital.
Berry Grove, 50. 42Tl2 Ridge st.
t9hn Saxyon. ~, 63 l. ST.
Charles. H. Smith. -. 1206 Walter pl. Sc.
Haa Coleman; rs. 1422 Alabama ave. Sc.
CHRISTOPHER c. Thomas. 60. 22O H st. ne.
SSWelty SSs =, Blackwell 80, i524 S Capitol st.
Elizabeth Lucas "a, St. Elizabeths Hos
Allen Z, CASTOR, %. Gallinger Hospital.
Albert Powell. .21. Casualty Hospital.
Infant to William T. and Bernice Hick-
man, 1873 d ST. s.W
Evening star., 1937-11-14
RESERVE BANKS BUY
FEDERAL SECURITIES
BIZ the Associated Press

3, the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-The Federal
Reserve System has opened a new
campaign to keep money plentiful
during the autumn season by means of
buying United States Government Sc
curities in the open market, Banking
Statistics disclosed today.
This was shown by issuance of the
systems weekly report indicating a
rise of sl0,400,000 in holdings of the
Federal bonds for this week, ended
Wednesday.
Comparative totals follow:
Week ended November 10, $685.
100000; week ended November 3. ST.
526,l90,000; week ended November 10.
1896, $2,430, ,227 900.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
HELP MEN.

WANTED-A Santa Claus;
One who has a cheerful, jolly
disposition, and a real liking
for children. Apply Employ
ment Office, 4th floor, Lans-
burgh's Department Store.
COLORED CHAUFFEUR R
AND HOUS SEMAN, LIVE
OUT. STATE AGE AND
GIVE REFERENCES. EX-
CELLENT SALARY. BOX
259-Y, STAR.
REAL ESTATE statesmen.
BIG PAY NOW.
If the present real estate mar
ket has been down and you are
not making from $500 to $1,000
per month, see us Immediately.
Our statesmen earn this kind of
money now and a few men aver
age more. You can meet these
men; they will tell you that we
furnish all bona fide leads by a
very unique plan and help close
their deals. No canvassing. We
are doing a large volume of buSi-
ness daily; our big development
program helps tremendously.
Associate yourself with the most
successful firm of its kind in
Washington. Come out to our
executive Offices for complete
details. 1t will pay you to inves-
tigate. Please ask for Mr.. DoWd-
ing or Mr.. Ludt, at our executive
offices. 1901 Bladensburg rd. and
Washington blvd. at the District
line.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
TODAY.

Town Hall, James G. Mcdonald,
"The Present Crisis in Europe" Rialto
Theater, 8:15 pm.
Luncheon, Women's Overseas Serv-
ice Legion, Mayfower Hotel, pm.
Meeting, Bartenders' Union, No. IS
720 Fifth street NV, 3 pm.
Meeting, Junior Order United Ameri-
can Mechanics, Mayflower Hotel, 8 pm
Dance and card party, Voliner La
dies RELIEF Fund Society, Willard Ho-
tel, pm.
Meeting, North Carolina State Col
lege Alumni, YIN. c. A.
TOMORROW.
Turkey dinner, Moosehaven Com
nittee, Columbia Chapter, No. 1868
Women of the Moose, 1414 / street
NV, $50 pm.
Dinner, Jacoby Society, Lafayette
Hotel, pm.
Dinner. Phi Kappa Fraternity, La
fayette Hotel, $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
CLEARING HOUSE ISSUES
REPORT AT NEW YORK
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-The weekly
statement of the New York Clearing
House shows:
Total surplus and undivided profits
unchanged at s894,916,3OO; total net
demand deposits (average) decreased
$60,511 900; time deposits (average)
increased S15,465 900; clearings week
ending today five days.. S2,927, ,531,- :
245; clearings week ending November
Give days., S3,198,542,157.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
ARMC0 CHIEF ACCEPTS
POST FOR CONFERENCE
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatch to The Star.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 13.-Charles
r. Hook of Middletown. Ohio. presi-
dent of the American Rolling Mill Co.,
has accepted the Craftsmanship of the
Committee on Personnel of the seventh
International Management Congress
to be held in Washington in Septem-
Der, 1888, w. L. Bait, chairman of
the congress, announced.
The congress, which will be held
under the presidency of Viscount
Liverhulme of Great Britain, will
bring together more than $500
authorities from about 40 countries.
They will represent industry, COM
merce, finance, agriculture and the
home.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
SMALL INCREASE SEEN
IN TRANSIT REVENUES
Special Dispatch to The Star.

obSSidA G'opdtCu W Lie OldT.
NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-Revenues
for the transit industry for the week
ending November 6, 1887, based on
telegraphic reports received from a
representative group of transit op-
Grating companies, showed a Slight
increase over last year.
Transit Journals revenue indicator
stands at 10l.O2, which represents a
gain of 1.02 per cent as compared
with the corresponding week in 1886.
For the week ending October 80,
1887, the indicator was 9913.
The indicator figure for the latest
week is again back above 100, after
slight recessions during the last few
preceding weeks. The gains in reve-
nue were distributed evenly through
out the country.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
BIRTHS REPORTED

william and C. Anastasa Hayes, girl twins
Alan S. and Ruth Young, boy.
Charles J. and Madeline T. Sabukewict
John e. and Edith Bates. boy.
William J. and Bertha La Corte, boy.
William r. and Lillian E. Sansbury. girl
John z. and Carrie Jacobi boy.
Kenneth and Vivian Kincheloe. girl.
Joseph g. and Edith F. Mccoy. boy.
Gladstone S. and Judith T. Lewis. boy.
Dewey w. and Caroline Tinsman. girl.
Ralph N. and Beth Balliette, girl.
Thomas and Pauline McRae, boy.
Edward and Naomi Green, girl.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
COOK PAINT BOARD
ORDERS 20-CENT EXTRA
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-Directors of
Cook Paint & Varnish Co., with plants
IN Detroit, Cincinnati, North Kansas
City and Houston, Tex, declared to-
day an extra dividend of 20 cents and
the regular quarterly dividend of IS
cents on the common stock and 81
on the preferred, all payable Novem-
ber 26 to stock of record November 10.
Evening star., 1937-11-14

WE'LL ESTABLISHED grocery product
manufacturer of New orleans wants young
man. $500. married preferred. high char
acter. who can furnish bond to help est abb
No trouble for right man to earn advance
nent If his work justifies Please answer
at once. giving age education and ex-
perience. Give telephone number so gen.
eral manager, who will be in Washington
Monday. can get in quick touch with you
Box 1867. Star.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
A GOOD OPPORTUNITY.
SAL ,ESMEN
AGENTS.

BIG PROFITS from Christmas buying
sell ladies' beautiful S-piece toilet gift box
also mems 5-piece set; look like SO values
sell for 99c; your profit. soc per box. Write
Tor free particulars. J. w. Gibson Co..
Dept. A2, Indianapolis, Ind
SELL HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Catalogue Free.
JIFFY TIES
II So Wells Chicago Ill
Evening star., 1937-11-14
HELP MEN.
Continual

MEAT CUTTER and all-around grocery
man, good salary to right party. Apply
MEN A0l. to distribute circulars Mon
| day morning. 7:30 am. 3rd and Florida
| ave. ne.
PHOTOGRAPHER. laboratory. enlarging
and printing: state experience, salary; ref
| erence. Box 222-z. Star.
| RADIO REPAIR MAN. experienced, with
| car; must be familiar with all makes radio.
Apply Monday. bet. 9-10 am. S40G Ga.
| ave.
RADIO SERVICE MAN, only frst-class
| reed apply. 119 H st. NV.
REAL ESTATE statesmen, experienced
preferred. to sell repossessed homes, in
come properties; acreage and building lots:
owner. 1 II FuIToN s Gso r. doRDoN 0afs ar iIS Eye
ST.. NV. Room 20l.
SALESMAN. sea foods. experienced.
acquainted s Cd, with trade; to represent out
auired. Doremus & Co., advertising agency.
1920 SAMSON St. Philadelphia.
SALESMAN - Hard-hitting, hard-working
specially salesman to sell business men;
Small advance to man qualified. Call
mornings. Ellmann. s27 14th st. NV.
statesmen to travel with manager; be-
tween ages OF 25 and 40; salary; gentiles
only; travelling expenses; prefer expert
mites; must be able to leave city imme-
diately. Apply Monday before 10 am.
Mr.. Paschal. Sl7 18th st. NV. Bird floor.
| statesmen, preferably with experience in
selling a service; liberal commissions, pay
able weekly; ours is new office machines
research service already widely accepted; /;
leads LEAD furnished; Write to David E. Biselow.
statesmen; mems. clothing, experienced
only; good salaries. steady positions.
Sloan's Credit, 7,5 9TH st. NV.
STEAMFITTER and helper on old house
enced in all branches and a hustler. State
IN reply II you have car and tools, wages
expected. Box 112-z. Star.
Thinner AND FURNACE MAN for job
bing shop. Box 192-Y. Star.
TRUCK MECHANICS WANTED. state
refs. Box Al w. Star.
YOUNG MAN, experienced, as manager
&c to 81 store; give full details replies
confidential. Box 2l5-z. Star.
YOUNG MAN STENOGRAPHER, WITH
Catholic college experience preferred Give
age, schools attended. etc. Box TAX. Star.
YOUNG MAN. pleasing personality, to work
with saleSmen; good opportunity with SAL
ary and commission. Apply Monday. to
10 am. 1914 9th st. ne, Room 203
YOUNG MEN, to learn automatic coin ma
chine business Real opportunity for right
men. Apply 414 H st. ne.
YOUNG MAN. with some selling experience.
opportunity for permanent position; SUBJ
stantial income. In reply give full details as
| TO age, experience. etc. Box 2eS-W. Star.
YOUNG MAN. white. between 1870. to
drive truck and solicit for dry cleaning
establishment. 53u5 Ga. ave. NV, Sum
day until l pm.
LIFE INSURANCE.
Men dissatisfied with collection pres
sure and lapse responsibility. II you are
willing worker we can place you in
permanent position with future depend
ent on your results. Box l5l-W Star
SPARE-TIME POSITIONS OPEN-If you
are over %, and can furnish good refer
ences. and would like to earn 500 or
more weekly without in any way interfer-
ing with your present position. we may
be able to use your services in a new or
ganiZation
Men call in person. Tuesday. 8 pm
sharp.
No other time will do.
Ground floor. 10l Louisiana ave. NV,
corner of first floor.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
LOS T.

LOST.
BIRD DOG tpointer). male, white and
liver; answers to name Duke" 5461
BLUE MALTESE MALE CAT, Jimmy"
lost Sunday, November z: owner travelling
to Florida in trailer. leaving Dec. / Re-
Ward. Dixie Pig Barbecue Trailer Camp,
BOSTON BULLDOG (male), brindle and
white, strayed from 719 Ingraham st. NV,
TUESDAY, Nov: 8, am: last years tag.
Liberal reward.
BRACELET, wide. silver Chevy Chase bus,
tached: reward: Cleveland 4039.
BULL TERRIER twhite,. female. Reward.
2504 Nebraska ave. NV. Cleveland 1866.
CLASSES. bifocal, light horn rims, Wood
ness section or Chevy Chase bus. Reward.
Phone Cleveland O795.
GLASSES last Saturday. Palace Theater.
reward Phone Clarendon 1856.
Constitution Hall Wednesday evening; re-
ward Columbia 5294.
KEYS fourl, Yale. between 9th and SITS
NV. D. F. Sullivan, Elks' Club. Reward.
KEYS Qour). in small holder, vicinity of
Sis Sistrict ana sts' NV. E. W. Heiss' phone
LARY's BROWN BAG, containing bank
pook name Diamond Latham. Vicinity
Lincoln PARK. Reward. Adams 10S5.
MUNEY {, v;o, !enyelope containing. Friday
Lincoln 921S-R.
OPERA GLASSES on Navy Yard car Sat
npday anppd1ay morning, Nov. 13. Call Georgia
PEARL NECKLACE; vicinity bet. 18th and
M and Munitions Bldg: reward. Return
70 i.uo 10th st. NV. Apt. 207. Double.
PIN diamond platinum. woodward g.
MLotnrop, Friday, Noy. 5. vicinity car bus
WestchesJer. Cathedral ave-; sentimental
value; reward. Emerson 02s2. s.
P00DLE. POO : black. female, strayed from
o356 2Ith st. NV. Thursday evening, vi
| cinity Of 25th and Military road. Reward.
| Call Clev. 3243.
| PUPPY, brown and white Spitz and collie,
vicinity 18th and Juniper sts. Reward.
Call Georeia 1907.
| RUG troom sized), given to driver to be
| cleaned and stored. July l: through illness
| receipt lost with cleaners name Please
phone owner, c. w. Perley. Adams 5000.
WRIST WATCH. small round, gold (Elein1,
| Friday. between 1900 and $500 block Conn
| ave. Reward. Columbia 5409.
| $50 AND SIS BILLS on Thursday afternoon
in Blackstone Flower Shop, 14O7 ST..
NV. Please communicate with cashier,
above address. Reward.