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HELP WOMEN,
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WAITRESS over ls Must have expert
ence. Apply Hot Shoppe 511l Ga ave-
HOME DEMONSTRATION
Ladies, ambitious. can easily earn S25
weekly part or full time selling ladies'
wear. Gail at once for appointment. Dis
trict 5lG4
WOMEN
Is your husbands income insufficient
for your needs? We will show you how
selling ladies' wear. Call and investigate.
Miss Scheer. Room 403. 1893 F st. NV
COPY WRITER,
Experienced and fast. Apply advertising
dept. between $50 and II am, Golden
berg's. 18th and K Sts.
so REFINED YOUNG LADIES, 18
to % years of age, to make COL
lectlons in theater for one week.
Apply Wednesday, April %, 1887,
at $3.50 am, Earle Theater.
ONE OF WASHINGTON'S
leading speciality stores re-
quires an experienced person
with knowledge of buying,
managing and head of stock
for millinery department.
Apply, giving details. Adj
dress Box 1-W, Star Office.
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called for the last the letter opposite
the word have removed from have eted
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I,ANSBURGH & BRO.

We have an opening for 2 men in
electrical appliance department. Must be
neat married. No canvaSSng. Car
neSday TO am
Evening star., 1937-04-27
SITUATIONS WOAeA

GIRL desires position as typist and gen
eral ONCE worker; experienced Phone SiI-
NeI- Spring II 80
GOOD DRESSMAKER. reasonably priced:
y Y. 9th ave. experience. Call Mrs. Leins
Oecatur olos-W 81
Lady wants position as roominK house
manager or housekeeper NV section
where son going. to day nursery. S-5 30
can De Kept. Address Box 217-T, Star
NURSE hosp graduate; refined. educated.
iree 10 travel: all cases: salary reduced
Address Box sat. Star ONCE 2S.
SECRETARY RY-sTENOGRAPHER. neat. EN-
cient alert; years exp. law office: intia-
tive: excel ref. Walnut 77OO Apt 4S4
SECRETARY Y-STENOGRAPHER, highly ca
pab!e and experienced: personality; S25
Week Adams S4lO, or address Box 76-T.
Star of11ce.
Evening star., 1937-04-27
SALESkEk.

SALESMAN.
statesmen wanted (five). house to house;
exceptional opportunity; salary and COM
mission with oonus. Call evenings after
pm. l49 G st. ne.
ATTRACTIVE PROPOSITION on selling
used cars. See Mr. Slacum. Billhimer q
Palmer Ford Dealers, 5014 R. I. ave.
Hyattsyille.
WE ARE IN NEED Of the services of a
high-class salesman with experience in
trade to represent US in our washington
territory with headquarters in Washing
ton; we en- msnutacture and sell grocery
the leader IN in its field We ~ otter rT a good %
starting salary and allowance for use Of
personally owned automobile; prefer man
between ages OF - and 35; In reply, state
vious, experience. which will be held in
confidence. Address Box 237-T Star Office
MANY DIGEST MEN
chapsed b, with me, me making five times as
Ebbitt Hotel
THE HECHT COMPANY
Desires the services of several
statesmen in their electrical
appliance department; posi-
tions are permanent to neat,
energetic men who qualify.
Transportation with gas and
oil furnished. Apply to Mr..
Darneille, between 10 and IL,
Appliance Department, first
floor.
Evening star., 1937-04-27
SITUATIONS MEN.


ACCOUNTANT-AUDTT started
Kept part time by mo. or wk; Social Sc
curlty system. Dist. 65O5. Adams 9796.
BOOKKEEPER, typist. machine operator
esperlenced banking, accounting ONCE:
$3.50 ~ SO ~
CARPENTER. colored. experienuced, F.
Carter 446 II st. NV. Call North $3.50
CHAUFFEUR, colored wishes position as
nouseman and chauffeur. References
CREDIT MANAGER (employed at presently
deslreS TO make change; references: con-
hoentlal. Address Box 239-T. Star Office
ENGINEER wants position. D. C. license:
Whlte; 80. Call Adams 9493
HOUSEMAN- CHAUFFEUR service in nri-
vate home. gardening: colored Adventist;
3672-J
MAN, young. colored, reliable. wants eve
nlng work as porter, houseman work of
any KIND. David, North 10000
REPAIR MAN. painter and general work
man coiored, wants permanent Job with
Dec. 1885 bet. 7-1O pm
Evening star., 1937-04-27

WE HAVE SEVERAL VA
CANCIES IN OUR ELEC-
TRICAL APPLIANCE DEPT.
FOR RE AL statesmen.
PERMANENT POSITIONS
FOR THOSE WHO QUAIL
1FY. Apply $50 to II am,
Employment Office, 4th floor,
Lansburgh's Dept. Store.
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HELP DOMESTIC.


GENERAL .HOUsEWoRKER. good cook; >
small children in family; stay in nights 3
times week: $40 per. month. Cali bet.
go and 3 30 40 Oak pl, Bethesda.
GENERAL HOUSEKEEPER. settled. rel-
able: adults; no over 80: references de-
sired Address Box 2-W. Star Office
GIRL. white. general housework. small
family: live in: $40; reply giving refs. Ad-
dress Box 72-T. Star Office
GIRL white, experienced: general house
Work and assist with care of young child.
live in; good home: $50 month Emer-
GIRL. general housework. in family,
$50 month. upstairs room. Clev. 74si.
4437 Garrison st.
GIRL. white. to care for home, prepare
dren. Call Shepherd 1873
GIRL white. under %. experienced with
chlloren and cooking; references: $50 mo-.
room and board. Call to 8 evenings
only. Shepherd 1850
MAID. white experienced, for general
houSeWork; B In family: no laundry; up
stalrs room and bath: references required;
% week Wisconsin $500.
WOMAN. white. settled: housekeeper, cook
ana care for children: stay nights. 1892
emerson ST ne. after pm.
WOMAN. colored. experienced. for general
nousework: must be good cook: city refer
ences no laundry. Adams O557
WOMAN. middle-aged. to live in Chevy
Chase cooking. serving meals light house
care Of small child: capable of taking COM
pIete cnarge OF home If necessary: good
saiars, Iars, permanent position: references.
Address Box 316-J. Star Office.
Evening star., 1937-04-27
MOTOR TRAVEL.
CAMERA REPAIRS,

DRIVING '36 TERRAPLANE TO CHLAGO
and Denver this week: take 3 or 4 pasSen-
gers. MR.. STONE. Decatur 5952.
Evening star., 1937-04-27
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

HEADQUARTERS for CIVIL SERVICE book,
and home study courses with questions and
BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 st. NV.
COMPLETE La Sale stereotype course
o"qep u maSt pnfo Seii at sacrifice 1885 Que
GREGG SHORTHAND. touch typing, Eng,
arith;. speed DICT. beginners and reviews
individual instruction. Decatur 1884. -
BE A TELEPHONE OPERATOR-Course
Fascinating. easy. complete; . and week
with typnE e2aS e2Ta c6arse SaTs and
service. Certificate issued. Register early
SsDT for new, new class; Miss West, PERSONNEL
GERMAN LESSONS (60cJ. Short Hugo
method met or yours: 373l Kanawha st. NV
Call Emerson 1852.
LINOTYPE OPERATORS now in great de-
aahp and bsf5 at m ois wa wages We teach you quickly
type school. Printcraft Building. II.
BE SUCCESSFUL-Earn more-Learn Ste
nography, Touch Typing. Calculating Ma
GTnineS; Bookkeeping, Accounting. etc. Start
SCHOOL, 1888 F st. National 233s.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS-Free test
service lesson Complete course only $40.
Mr.: FRYE Emerson 4s62 any time.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
-, EARN WHILE LEARNING
101s Vt. Ave NV. Near K) Dist 1892.
LEARN DIESEL ENGINES.
Low cost course with shop training
Free 32-page booklet, The March Of De
sci Write the registrar for the
Hemphill Diesel Schools,
-4001 Cold Spring Lane. Baltimore. Md
BEAUTY CULTURE.
Instruction in the Better Methods
FREE CATALOGUE-EASY TERMS.
MABELLE HONOUR,
10 Years of Successful Beauty Training.
l340 New York Ave. NV. Met. 777s.
BEAUTY SCHOOL ONLY.
FREE BOOKLET. DISTRICT $3.50.
WASHINGTON ACADEMY.
18th and N Y Ave Wash Bldg
Famous q. A. A. system. the Worlds Finest
Special Courses $50 up; Day or Eve Easy
Terms. Earn While Learning. Investigate.
Evening star., 1937-04-27
REPAIRS & SERVICE.

~ CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER & d'ALBERT. INC,
s15 10th st NV Phone National x712
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WAITRESS, over =. Must have expert
ence. Apply Hot Shoppe. Gill Ga. ave.
NV
Evening star., 1937-04-27

kePAIkS y SekNISe.
BEDDING. MATTRESSES box springs and
pillows reno; best prices and prompt del.
Wash. Mattress Co. 319 L st. s.w. Nat. 6679.
CARPENTER--FIo shelving SCREEN
ing. fences built; general carpenter repair
ing Brining. Adams 1924.
CARPENTRY. roofing. painting porches
screened: We do our own work. Walnut
S56S-W.
CHAIR GAMING, HPHoLsTERs, {TIs | 3 ! !
rockers splinted CLAY ARMSTRONG. 1885
10th st. NV. Phone Metropolitan 2062.
ELECTRIC WIRING, s15turs, sIs res
pairs; s-r house fixtures & base plugs. $50.
Regal Elec Co. $40 Upshur NV. Gel. 1891
EN- TERP RISE
ROOFING co.
ROOFING-SIDING-I
Estimates Free-TermS If Desired.
2125 r. l. Ave. NE. POTOMAC 02O0.
GEO. T. LANGHORNE, Jr.,
3sOs Morrison St NV Cleveland O513.
-Remodeling-Porch Enclosures.
No Job Too Small
IF YOU WANT your roof repaired quickly,
call Paul Klaassen & Sons. zoos Eye st.
NV. National 1892
CONTINUED on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1937-04-27
SITUATIONS DOMEs1Ic

COLORED GIRL light. wishes lob general
,646-J 30.
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HELP WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR must be all around.
Apply 3700 Mass. ave. NV.
CURB ATTENDANTS, over l8 years; good
tips. meals. Apply 5111 Georgia ave. NV.
GIRL for laundry once. good at figures.
Evening star., 1937-04-27

GIRL, colored, neat, desires work eve
nlngs and Saturdays; reference. Columbia
Evening star., 1937-04-27

SUPERVISOR
for
WILL CALL DESK
IN
MEMS CLOTHING DEPT
need apply; man between a5 and 20 pre-
RALEIGH HABERDASHER, ri As
Personnel Dept. 1920 F st.
ASBESTOS SIDING,
INSULATION & ROOFING
statesmen.
Our prices, terms and cooperation will
appeal to you. Our profit-sharing compen-
Protected territory. See Mr.. Sibley. 33lI
Rhode Island ave. ne.
ATTENTION, statesmen.
:, Could you make money the year round
"'A'efi5zz sALSR2 KY sREa ANp eoM%Hss1oN. Z xSIn
Pubic B1fGcI HccESTSMcE rAPE2NH RKAHoH W4HM low
PRoTEcTED TERRrToRY l1S5f AM, AND L1sr1Nos.
doMzsfoNs ON 1EAs SsoM IN PlsRAY DTspY THo9H FSoR
SALES
1907 co-oPERATIoN FROM TRAINED
SUPERVISOR.
UNLIMITED SALES PROMOTION
MATERIAL
REAL OPPORTUNITY FOR
ADVANCEMENT.
II you are an experienced salesman and
are willing to work 8 hours day we
offer you an opportunity to make real
money the entire year
II you are not entirely satisfied with
your present connection or are desirous of
larger earnings. we urge you to inyesti-
gate this unusual opportunity
For interview, see Mr.. Sheldon at 1922
18th st. NV. Call all day Wednesday
Evening star., 1937-04-27

GIRL colored wants job morning or eve
nlng. Call Wednesday from am to
Evening star., 1937-04-27

COOK, experienced, colored wants lob in
private family; no laundry; ref; stay
nights or go home. Potomac 6325-J
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-08-17

~--A - " VIC Is Tie state institution
commonly known as Dix Hill.
Raleigh's aged Miss Annie Lewis
whose attempted eviction by Hole
authorities has raised such a subbub
seems to have heen under a misappre-
hension shared by large number of
citizens, to wit: Nobody is ever un-
der any obligations to pay back any,
thing borrowed from the government.
North Carolina States Dean Har-
relson predicts the largest enrolment
ever at the Raleigh college, but what
most alumni are interested in is
whether the football team will be the
best ever. One thing stands out so
far, the appointment of doc" New
ton went far toward silencing the con-
tinual bowling of the disgruntled
Governor Clyde r. Hoey, scheduled
to go to Manteo today, will not re-
turn to his office until Thursday at
noon He plans to stay in Manteo as
long as President Roosevelt is there.
Question most often ipropounded
after reading that birth certificate
for Virginia Dare has been filed mere:
So what?
Press reports that Colorado killed a.
murderer with lethal gas in three
minutes. In North Carolina n recent
execution which took 10 minutes was
classed as unusually swift. Must be
that our criminals are tougher than
in the west.
Biggest business man in the State
| judged by cash handled, last fiscal
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-08-17

Thad Eure. secretary of state, is
taking his vacation this week. prob
ably with a view to attending We'd
nesday's climax of the Roanoke Island
celebration when President Roosevelt
will be the States guest. Mr.. Eure
will be back in his office here next
Monday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-08-17

there is no regulation preventing it
from having an additional one of it's
own"
Mr.. Self FASTENED to add that the
Utilities Commission does not attempt
to dictate the location of a bus station
within any city, but confines itsel.e
to- passing upon the 1cquacy of the
station after it's location has been
agreed upon by the companies and
the city concerned.
Specifically referring to the situa-
ton at Wilmington, where there has
heen much discussion arout the exist
ing bus terminal and it's location, Mr..
Self said that the city can force the
company to stop parking it's buses on
the city streets while loading and I'M
loading whenever the authorities be-
lieve the practice Is dangerous Or L
nuisance.
Real Estate Fight.
He added that the situation there,
as well as in practically every other
city, is complicated by fight be-
tween real estate owners and agents,
each desiring to "hold up" the bus
companies for every penny that can
be exacted from them. Further COM
plicating matters in many cities, he
said, is the fight between rival hotels
which wish the union station located
nearby.
"These are some of the reasons" he
said, "that the commission stays
strictly out of any contention over the
location of the union station. We just
will not get in the middle Of all that
kind Of trouble"
He secuted the contention of the
Greyhound Lines, recently advanced,
that the company wished to erect bet
ter terminals than it's rivals would CO.
operate in building.
'The Greyhound has the field all to
itself in Winston-Salem," he said, land
the station there isn't any better than
others in the State. What they want
to do, apparently, is to go back to
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-08-17

convinced it is logical to suppose
that everybody must eat, no matter
what his job, Negro has filed an
plication for employment as "cool<"
by the State Highways Radio Patrol
unit
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-08-17
NEGRO CONFERENCE
HELD AT .KITTRELL
COnv0catiOn of A. nj. Il. Church Be
ing Conducted for Period
of Ten Days There

A large number of Negro church
men from various parts OF North
Ia; DINA, Virginia and Maryland are
gathered at Kittrell College this week
for a ten-day religiols convocatior.
last through Tuesday CT next week.
Iile assembly opened Monday and will
according to announcement.
Seventeen district Sunday school
groups, four Christian Endeavor and
four missionary bodies are included
in the gathering Of the A. M. E.
Church in the three states involved
Kil5rell College ut Kittrell is own
ed by the Baltimore, Virginia, North
Carolina and Western North Caro-
lima conference Of the A. M. E..
church, the Negro Methodists. The
group comprises the second Epis-
copal district, over which Or. M. Fl.
Davis, of Baltimore. presides as the
bishop.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-08-17
ROOSEVELT AIDE
HAS fine RECORD
Col. Graham Hobbs Assign
ID to President on His
Trip Tomorrow
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel

,.,,.rp Aug. 17-Colonel Graham
Ir1,.bz named by Governor Clyde
n a., To serve as special aide to
n .T.nt Roosevelt during the Chief
.,,t.,-a.s visit to the Roanoke Is
eA.i ca.ahration, left this morning for
l lai'" b-.h yitv to join the presidential
I l-,, INN diltely upon its entry into
TI,rth Carolina tomorrow.
Cl,oa Hobbs will remain with
r.,.iaea, Roosevelt throughout the
,a+te-- stay in the State.
H.. sneejal aide is one of North
o.ra,.,a most distinguished SOL
s;ars qe has had approximately a
uu'5r.,r-eartury service in the States
WE"tiors Guard, including a World
49,, ,ssagd Of outstanding merit At
'ro,art colonel Hobbs is commanding
pff;.s, II The 1O5th Engineers. He
~ ~, is missioner for the Veterans
Loan Fund
10 served as chief marshal of Gov
80 rIoev's inaugural parade
Dnring The World War, Colonel
uohhs fought with great gallantry as
an officer of the 10th Infantry, 30th
Division. He went overseas as a cap
rain Of infantry but was put in COM
n,and Of battalion almost from the
time Of his arrival in France. For
his services during the breaking of
tbp Hndenburg line by troops of the
30tb Division he was promoted to
the rank Of major.
Since the war, Colonel Hobbs has
maintained his interest in military af-
fairs. He is a graduate of the Army's
Command and General Staff School at
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-08-17

Coincidence, or something, A note
on this bureaus desk read "Call
Laughinghause, 3O1." Investigation
reveals that the phone book says that
three-0-one is the State institution
commonly known as Dix Hill.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-08-17
EARLY STOCK GAIN
SUBSTANTIALLY CUT
Offerings of Leading Steels and Mot
ors Enliven Opening But
These Soon Dry Up

New York, Aug. 17.-(AP)-Buying
support got behind the stock market
today after an early sell-off, attri-
buted to unsettlement over the Sino-
Japanese war. Offerings of leading
steels and motors enlivened the open
ing. but these soon dried up, and near
the fourth hour extreme losses of as
much as two or more points were sub
stantially reduced. The; also was an
assortment of game ,, mainly rub
bers and specialties.
Corporate bonds held their own.
Transfers were around 100000
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-08-17

Leavenworth and is on the eligible
list for service with the General Staff,
u. S. A.
Major Hobbs was living in Will
mington at the time of his appoint
ment as Veterans Loan Fund commits
sioner.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-08-17

FREE:, ,,,. Can il you you
ending in SCTILITz ON
ICE? Every one you write
that we accept for the
Schlitz Jingle Book brings
you a case of SCHLITZ
Free. Send as many as
you want-but mail them
before midnight, Septem-
Der Is, 1897, to -. JOS.
sc HLITZ BREWING
COMPANY, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin. Dept. 140.
We are the sole judges of
your jingles and our deci-
sion shall be final.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-08-17

he added, North Carolina is the only
state in which buses are operated on
or near schedule time It is the only
state in which companies are requir-
ed by law to have bulletin boards on
which the time of expected arrival
must be posted whenever bus is as
much as twenty minutes behind sche-
dule time
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-08-17

the unrestricted cut-throat competi-
ton that kept North Cardinals bus
situation in continual turmoil before
the commission made uniform regula-
;ions."
@ns North Carolina Leads.
Mr.. Self pointed out that North
Carolina is the only State that re-
quires the use of union stations and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-08-17

year was Charles M. Johnson, State
treasurer, who took in $99,733, 403.0 6
during the twelve months ended June
80.
Quite jump 4rom the fiscal year,
1917, when $6,424 ,26811 came into the
State treasurer's temporary posses
sion.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-08-17
Capital Gossip
BY HENRY AVERuL
Daliy Dispatch Bureau.
In LNhAA 8 ias VIZ.

Raleigh, Aug. f7.-Equ:pped with
mechanical gadgets which will do
everything except count boil weevil's
teeth, Frank Parker, statistician for
the United States Department of Agri-
culture in North Carolina, leaves to-
Gay on tour of Eastern North Caro-
ma 10 gather data on crops-parti-
cularly on cotton.
He carries with him a volometer
TO count bolls Of picked cotton. a me-
chanical tally by which he can tell
how many bolls there are on unpicked
cotton. and corn meter (played some
thing like piano. which will enable
him to tell just how many feet, yards
or rods of crop there are along the
highways.
All these things, the U. S. D. A.
folks contend, make their estimations
and predictions anything hut guess
work.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-08-17

2 H 0 T 0 z L A Y S
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-08-17

To act the chef parts which
Shakespeare has created has been and
still is the highest ambition of mem
hers of the profession to which he be-
ionged.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-08-17
To Require Union
Stations of Buses

Continued from Page One)
better terminal pending decision
whether or not it will have it's own
separate station or whether it will
use the union station, it's all bosh.
because the lines ali know they have
to use the union station, although
The Washington times., 1937-04-12
Girl
At Goyety

Amy Fong, of the Celestial king
dom, featured strip-tease artist at
the Gayety this week, furnishes
the customers with a provocative
and delightful interlude of enter
tainment. But the golden Chinese
girl is not by any means the only
attraction.
Other members Of the distaff
contingent, notably Anne Wynn,
matched honors pretty evenly with
the star performer.
On the comic side, Eddie Lloyd
and Harry Connolly, both ace men
in their field, did a good evenings
work. Their gags are put over in
a novel and hearty manner. All
this, of course, won the loud ap'
proval of a Sunday night audience.
The diminutive Mr.. Lloyd particu'
larly won the hearts of the cash
customers with his ludicrous gro
tesqueries.
Lew Brown and Connie Ryan,
both well known to the Wash
ington burlesque public, did the
straight job in grand manner for
the comedians.
Rounding out a most satisfac'
tory bill were Helen Robbers,
Aileen Dale and a beauty chorus
Of IL pretty girls.
The Washington times., 1937-04-12

AFFECTS BOX OFFICE
Though it is announced inten-
ton of the sponsor to make it man.
datory that this additional tax
will not be passed along to the
public, Congress, according to the
highest judicial opinion, cannot
arbitrarily fix the admission prices
for theaters.
What effect would the proposed
Collins bill have on the organized
amusement industry of Washing.
ton, should it become law? Those
who have had an opportunity to
study the probable result Of a
100000 levy on theater receipts
predict:
/. 1t would put certain Strug'
Cling neighborhood theaters out
of business. They operate now on
such a slender margin of profit
that a 2 per cent tax on gross
receipts would, in effect, be con-
fiscatory.
2. It would compel an increase
in theater admissions, both down
town and in suburban locations.
The IS centS-to-1 p. m. bargain
The Washington times., 1937-04-12
BIockfriors
In Comedy

Burleigh Sullivan, q pllnchdrunk
milkman whom even q middle.
weight champion Cant hit, is the
hero Of the Black mars Guild
three-act screamody, THE Milky
Way" which opened at st. Paul'S
Auditorium yesterday. It will be
repeated tonight and Tuesday.
Movie.goers will recall that Har-
old Lloyd's version Of Lynn Roots
1.-The Milky Way" a year ago had
the audiences writhing with glee.
The play. If anything. is even
funnier.
Julian Zier plays Sullivan, who
goes from milk-toter to pugllistic
sensation in two riotous hours or
thereabouts. Gabby Sloan, smooth
talking fight manager, Is Bob Dill.
lon. Spider" the Sparring part
ner who can be described only as
"slug-nutty" and who is one Of
the funniest characters in the pro-
duction, is done by Harry Quirk.
Pearson Stanley is the champ.
Aubrey Becker, Margaret Myers,
Leo Grady, Richard Roberts and
Charles Clarity complete the cast.
Denis Connell is the director.
The Washington times., 1937-04-12

shows, the IS cents-to-5::30 p. m.
scale would automatically diSap-
pear.
3. It would force theaters in
the Washington territory to aban-
don price scales which have been
maintained consistently at pre-
war levels. The amusement bust
ness, according to official United
States figures, is the one industry
where prices have not advanced
commensurate with living costs.
PROBABLE RESULTS
4. Where the national and State
policy in devising new fiscal legiS-
lation is to avoid. where possible,
nuisance taxes" the Collins
measure would impose box office
tariff that has been proven even
more distasteful to the amuse-
ment public than to the exhibitor.
S. 1t implies that amuSements
come under the heading of "lux-
ury," to be taxed accordingly.
Something that few heads of fam
lilies will concede, since regular,
low priced entertainment, has
come to be regarded as an essen
tial in the normal scheme for liv-
ing in the average household
6. By reducing theater attend