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Evening star., 1937-10-06
HELP WOMEN,

AGENTs-sell our dollar box assortment
of 21 beautiful Christmas cards: 50ee
com. Earls. Inc. 412 N. J. ave. NV.
ALTERATION HAND for ladies' tailor.
must be experienced. Warono1's, 1921
APPRENTICES, some knowledge of beauty
work preferred opportunity to learn ex-
elusive methods. Apply between and
3 pm: no phone calls Russina. 1909
BEAUTY CONsULTANr-vacan to be
niied by woman OF intelligence and initi-
atiye Liberal commission while training
metics Inc. 505 washington Bldg.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced: steady
position: good salary. Call North 4253-W.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced; salary
aGa snt, commission Apply In person. 2s17
BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATORS-Must be
experienced in marcel and permanent wav-
ing Harper training not necessary. Harper
Method. liza Connecticut ave. 81
BEAUTY SHOP APPRENTICES; also sew
eral students. Complete or partial course
st reasonable rates. $500 Conn. ave, Clev.
R6S1sdEs
ct Frances. 1915 Conn. ave. NV.
CREDIT CLERK, experienced. installment
clothing: exceptional opportunity; perma-
nent position. 731 9TH st. NV.
position with branch OF large manufacturer
State full qualification and other pertinent
details. Box 24v. Star.
LADIES three. over 21, to work from
now until Xmas; no investment. no can
vassing. Apply to pm. Miss Allen.
1223 Vermont ave. NV, Room A.
LADIES Christmas card triumph 1OON
profit selling senSet tional 2l-folder, 81 as
sortment; everybody buys: bonus: combina-
tion offer; experience unnecessary: request
samples. Bluebird 691 FitchburE. Mass
PRACTICAL WHITE NURsE or eoverness,
for child ga years old; state references
Box 10S-V. Star.
sALEsLADIEs. must be experienced on
coats. dresses; salary and commission.
Model Shop. 1903 F st. NV, apply Mr..
Oaens.
sALEsLADY. experienced for high-ciass
ready to wear. Only experienced need
apply. 1924 Conn. ave.
SALESLADY. experienced in ladies' ready
to wear; state references; permanent
position. Box 12-V. Star.
SHIRT FIMsHR. PREssER, experienced
colored. Apply Wah Lung Laundry, 2445
18th st. NV.
WOMAN CANvAsBRR, to manase crew Of
canvassers. Rice's Bakery, l09 18th St.
WOMAN 70 care for two young children
between 10 and 1, at 2515 Penn. ave. sc.
WOMAN Of refinement for di9nified work.
Must Be able to meet public and WILLING to
work hard. BOX 417-V. star.
WOAGES-The highest salaried peoole are
salespeople. We Eive you the chance to
| enter this held. Come In for interview.
II you are sincere, ambitious and reliable.
we have positions available. Commission
and bonus. Nanases, 716 9th st. NV.
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SPLENDID POSITION
HELP DoMESTic.

CHAMBERMAID-WAI German; ref
erences. Telephone Cleveland 4494
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. white. wants
g. Potomac 1896. ="
GIRL. between 1918 yrs. old. as child S
NV.
GIRL, experienced; general housework,
assist caring for two children: references;
stay NIGHTS. Wisconsin 5514.
GIRL colored. refined ghw light laun-
dry stay nights; ST week. Georgia 1859.
GIRL. neat colored, as maid and waitress;
references required. l122 N st. NV.
GIRL white, / 9 to 81. light housework and
partial care of children; no cooking; S25
month. upstairs room. Wisconsin 4l26-M.
HOUSEKEEPER. white. unincumbered.
care two small children; live in; x35
month. Call Walnut 1896.
WOMAN refined. white. young care of
child and apt: $50 month; as member Of
family. 1886 Columbia rd, Apt. 206.
Apply after pm
WOMAN white, settled; for gen. house,
work; rm,: bd.. small salary. Call Capitol
WOMAN for general housework white
or Oriental: references. Cleveland 1910.
:,305 Woodley rd. NV.
WOMAN white. general housework. care
OF = children; stay nights Emerson 29S0.
WOMAN. colored. between 25-35 years;
live in il possible; $50 month: references.
Wisconsin 5S44.
WOMAN. colored. settled, general house
work; stay nights; references. 1907 RAN
dolph st. NV.
WOMAN. white. to care for 6-year-old
references. 220a Randolph st. ne.
WOMAN white care of children. . and
A. fine home: Chevy Chase. Md; no wash.
- weekly. Box 25-V, Star.
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HELP MEN AND WoMEN.
SAlESMEN.

NOW IS THE TINE to make a connection
with a rapidly growing small organiza-
ton. where ambition and industrious work
Will pay large dividends Our '39 Oldsmo-
hiles are here. Olmstesd Motor Co., 2101
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va.
SALESMAN wanted for live Winter drug
line commission basis. excellent territory
Chicago. Ill.
WORLD WAR VETERANS (5). travel
Florida and Southern States. single. sales
organization. permanent; expenses ad-
vanced; TRANSPORTATION furnished Mr.
Crobarger. Hotel BurlinGton. Don't phone.
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United Daughters of the ConfedetAcy
Willard Hotel, 8 pm
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WE REPRODUCE ANY PRINTED
NATTER
Books maps, foreign language matter,
etc. reproduced perfectly in black and
white or varied colors. We specialize in
reprints and extra copy work Phone US
for an estimate. An inquiry does not obli-
gate you.
Columbia Paragraph Co.
30 L st. NE Metropolitan 1892.
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DRIVER for furniture truck
One who has experience in
setting up and handling fur
nlture. Must have previous
experience and be able to
furnish local references
Apply between 7 and 9 pm,
Wednesday, Friday or Satur-
day. 654 Penn. ave. Sc.
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HELP MEN.
lCOufinued

NAN. living in Southern Maryland. to take
over repeat business. Box 47-v. Star.
MAN. white. single experienced porter,
iishment; salary includes sieepins quar-
ters. Reply. giving age experience and
salary expected. to BOX 2s-V. Star.
NAN; white. experienced, who can press
NAN, 2b to 35., to call on regular custom
ers In a restricted area for local COM
pany. Box 37s-e. Star.
MANAGER: experienced handling held en-
ployes. Must be producer and furnish
good references; unusual opportunity to
person selected. Box s7-v. Star
| MECHANIC, experienced on heayy-duty
Iiump isnhis trncks HnTIay .rnir Trnskins CO. A.
MECHANICs. experienced radio. automatic
pnonographs automatic machines. etc:
ployers. Manager. Atlantic 1881.
MEN Of neat appearance for circulation
york: small earnings to start. Apply 219
stewart Bldg. before Am.
MEN NE b,sv11 with tooIs to in.t. oil burners
PIANIST. saxes and guitars, white. nom
union; for steady location. Phone Colum-
PAPER HANGER. nrst-ciass. Apply Har-
Tington i5, Bros 1900 Wisconsin ave. West
PAPER HANGER, experienced. for hotel
work. Call Mr.. Marcus. Natl. $50.
PORTER, colored. young: experienced
tailor, must have refs. s27 7th st. NV.
RADIO REPAIRMAN experienced small
Apps yIa
tone Co. 1908 18th st. NV.
RADIO SERVICE MAN. must have car or
MarHns Credit APps Yne 80 Eth si
Statesmen, experienced selling. silks or
brushes in higher class neighborhood: not
house. TO house. SALARY AND. State
experience. Box low Star.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE unusual propo-
sition for the right man to sell innercom-
munication equipment. Apply Executone
Co. 1908 11th st. NV.
SCORER ON PAPER BOXES. experienced
single and double, Box I3b-V. Star.
WELDER. experienced. electric and acety-
lene. N. 8. King a. Son. 9TH and 7 SITS.
ne.
TYPEWRITER sales manager; must be ex-
perlenceo. references; give details. etc.
Box 479-T. Star
store. Apply 402 G st. Sc.
YOUNG MEN, ages 81 to IS. mechanically
inclined. to learn coin machine business
best references required. Atlantic 1881
YOUNG MAN wanted for delivery: white;
must know city and suburbs. Apply 800
H st. ne.
YOUNG MAN with light car for soliciting
new accounts, and must be able to collect
salary ano commission to the right man,
with good opportunity for advancement.
Apply 1897 Conn. ave
YOUNG MAN. white, between ls and 20
for automobile show room and shop
Adams Brooks. Inc, 1921 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring. Md.
WE WANT 2 high-type statesmen for na-
tionally advertised line. prospects fur
nished Room 2o3. 1244 5th st. ne.
THREE MEN
Who want steady year-round work vhere
they can earn from so TO $50 weekly
delivering food products to regular cus-
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HELP WOMEN.
fCOntin,led)

YOUNG LADY, attractive, 10 to 81. handle
puolishers contract; free to travel through
fiorids and Southern States. Salary TO
sstart. Transportation furnished. Apply
LADY; Young; ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS
6EWING. APPLY AT ONCE. NEW ENG
LAnD ,a,S rURRIERs' ~ Mr. B. SHERMAN. EOS
CAN USE SALESWOMEN who only want
DART Time Apply Lanes 121I r st. NV.
ATTRACTIVE position opens Oct. IL,
saueat,onsl sraHnd ADVISORY work. High school
training. Must be over 90 ambitious. re-
nned and executive type. Give fun infor-
nation Tor consideration. age and phone
number Box 40G-V. Star
SILK DRESSES ON CONSIGNMENT.
we supply stock. Absolutely no money
G3amoht. us 9th st. NV.
DOUBLE-vALUE CHRISTMAS CARDS
MAKE MORE MONEY FOR YOU.
Sell 1873 master creation in persona
Boxes assorted cards New low sf priees. ss- *
perience unnecessary. Samples free Wal
SPLENDID POSITION
Is available for college trained woman
under 40. Pleasant and profitable connec-
ton with national sorority. Box 230-M
Star.
A Nationally Known Co.
Will employ and train young ladies over
30 years of age for special inside telephone
sales work. Position REQUIRES hieh-type.
intelligent women used to meeting public,
with good speaking voice and education.
Write giving age. phone no. and state
ouslihcations. Box 237-S. Star.
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Meeting, Young Democratic Club of
Washington, Willard Hotel, 8:l5 pm.
Evening star., 1937-10-06

MANA prominent local investment
banking house has an opsntns in their
ecter: references required: unusual oppor-
tunity. Box z04-T, Star.
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TO A YOUNG MAN WITH
WISDOM AND PERSONALITY.

We have \ position for q man between
20 and 40, neat appearance. who can fur
nlsh GOOD Character references. This is q
permanent position and will pay about N35
per week for the first few weeks Your
weekly income will increase IL you are will
ing TO learn more about the business Ap-
ply 1910 Vermont ave. NV. Room 3O1, on
Thursday morning 10 O'Clock sharp
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PERSONAL,

PERSONAL.
HEMoRRHoIDs ERADICATED BY MY
own method. Results effective for . hfe-
1855 Columbia I'd. Adams O3ss.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait. EMERGENCY Laboratory. Room sol.
Westory Bldg, 18th and r. Met. l s33.
Atlantic 6993 between and pm.
WHY NOT PICNIC AT BREEZY POINT
Beach these Beautiful Fali days? No
GIVES diye your uGr own OYSTER G' roast Good s.n.
HATS REMODELED BY MOLLO: YES
70 81 ESQ smart ne. se ssa to Sef
Studio 10l1 st NV. second floor. z.
BERNAr BoucLE DE LAME WOOL. 5se;
So Esg 55e -, This rs week s only q IIooA = YARN
garten work. sames. stories; your home or
mine; outdoors clear weather. GRAoG.
HAVE YOU A SPEECH TO MAKE? A
OF our confidential writing service. Per-
sonal and sales letters; essays and speeches
to se 4. e | sewsfd 's 5000 pVSe Conn. awe. or eai
Adams 1900. after pm.
NURSE WILL CARE FOR INVALID OR
elderly person: modern home: good care.
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDER0AR-
ten, 1922 Massachusetts, ave. NV; school
of dancing and nursery: hour. day or
week; $3.50 to $50
WHEN DEATH STRIKES FAMILY
there is no need to feel that they must
accept inferior funeral services due to in.
ability to pay higher price. The Greater
funeral, cars and all. for as little as SIS.
World finest waterproof. airtight; suaran-
tsed steel burial vault may BE- had from
the Greater w. W. Chambers Co. 18th st..
corner Chaplin n w.. Columbia 0432. Phone
beautiful cataloEus Of how We do It, 1900
Chaplin st. NV. phone Columbia O432. SIT
11th St I.e.. Dhone Atlantic 500.
CONTINUED On Nsxf FaseJ
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HELP MEN.

BOOKKEEPER and once manager. age
25-35, with several years local exp. in pri-
vate business. Steady employment and
opportunity for right man. State exp.
employers and salary expected in reply.
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Meeting, Amity Club, Hamilton Ho.
tel, pm.
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S. KANN SONS co.

Man with selling experience to work in
electrical dept. as demonstrator. Man
selected must De dependable and have car
Apply employment once, 4th floor. Thurs
day, 10 am.
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3-YOUNG MEN-3

Neat appearing and over 20 years of age
TO assist IN circulation dept. as statesmen
for frm established since 1915. Apply Mr..
Rosi Room .oS, 1883 G ST. NV. End
Nail. Bank HldR
Evening star., 1937-10-06

Dinner. Treasury Department. Loca
No. 1852, N. F. F. E., Y. w. c. A., Seven
teenth and X streets, $50 pm.
Evening star., 1937-10-06

You are "a serious-minded conscientious
major appliance salesman you have already
given some serious thought to your pros
poets OF earning q liberal income during
the Fail and Winter months. viii it be
by
Working as you have this Summer.
Fall and Winter csnvasSlng
S1Walting for leads that in most
dealer ORGANIZATIONS are converted
into house sales
Riding the mythical gravy train
5-Waiting on some display floor for
drop-ins that do not drop in
o-Associatins yourself with a leader
enjoying national prestige. where
the subject OF Fall and Winter in
comes and sales has been built
around proven sales Campaign
that eliminates canvassing
The caliber of salesman We want will
spend 30 minutes TO investisate plan No
by telephonIng Mr.. Herrlich at Dist
1900. Suite SOB. Thursday morning be-
tween and IL am
Evening star., 1937-10-06

Who want steady year-round work where
they can earn from $50 TO $50 weekly
delivering food products to regular Gus
toners; no experience necessary. II you
manager at 5l3 X st. NV. between /.
Evening star., 1937-10-06

| COLLECTOR. with car. for installment
| accounts Good salary. 6loans Credit
Evening star., 1937-10-06

DRIVING TO CHICAGO OCTOBER O.:
lady passenger to share expenses. 301
North Lakewood Lyon Park Arlington. Va .
Evening star., 1937-10-06

BOOTBLACK, experienced one who knows
how to dye shoes. 731 11th st. NV.
CHEF. white, for downtown restaurant.
steady and sober; reference REQUIRED; 500
per month to start. Box 42S-V. Star.
ROPODIST-Opportnity take over es-
tabliShed. busy ONCE. owner retired: gen.
erous percentage as rent: confidential. Box
24-V Star
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MAN, WITH CLOSED CAR, for delivery
work. reliable: must bring references. 622
x st
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We specialize in this work See US about
your problem. Lowest prices. Natl. 1866.
DUPONT IRON WORKS, INC.
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81. EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED.
s'h Wonderful French Method used. DR.. Della
= Ledendecker, 3025 o st. NV. West 1120.
Evening star., 1937-06-18

That night Ogdli bound her securely with his
rope, and lay down to sleep. In the morning
they were the way again. At noon they ira
versed the boudered plain which bordered the
strange village of the Kavuru and stood before the
formidable palisade
Evening star., 1937-06-18
BY S. L. HUNTLEY.

down-edged wings hush all sound.
The needle-sharp claws penetrate so
easily the soft fur and skin, and the
knife-sharp beak holds the struggling
mouse in a viselike grip Baby owls
thrive on baby mice.
Even so, the tribe Of mice has been
able to hold its own. despite all OBJ
stacles. II it happens that man comes
along and destroys their natural foes,
the balance Of nature Is overthrown,
and man begins to complain that
"the mice are destroying our grain
fields" whereas, If the owls and
hawks and snakes that are friendly.
were let alone. they would police our
grain fields and bins for US.
Evening star., 1937-06-18

have much longer tails which are
scantily haired Their whiskers are
all they should be, long, sensitive
and black.
They are good swimmers. and are
to be found in the fields and marshes
where there Is an abundance OF rice
to be garnered
Their homes are in the tufts Of
coarse grass which border their rice
fields. They make very flne run
ways in the thick grass. These are
so conspicuous that you can tell
at glance the presence Of the mice
and ind the places where the in
dustrious harvesters may be working.
Mice ape not lazy folks. They often
Evening star., 1937-06-18

these also serve as a nursery Tor
the rather large family that comes
to bless them, and to trouble the
rice planter.
However, in spite Of the many
children, few Of them manage to
grow up. There are 50 many crea-
lures all about them that are espe-
cially fond Of tender little mice.
There are the clever shrews, the
weasels, skunks, rattlers and other
snakes. that live as close neighbors.
During the day, there are air At
tacks from the hawks, marvellous for
their accuracy Of aim, and swiftness
Of descent. At night. there are the
silent, but equally emcient owls, whose
Evening star., 1937-06-18
have been studied as far as their

have been studied as far as their
economic importance Is concerned.
He Is good-sized mouse, with a
stout body, pointed nose, medium
sized ears which are almost buried
in the very sofe dark brown fur. The
general color of this rice harvester
is q dark brown above, with paler
shade as 1t meets the grayish color
below. The fur Is coarser than the
coat worn by the house mouse.
Father cannot be told from his
spouse. The children are clothed In
slaty gray. Brownish gray is the
usual color pattern.
The rice rats are close kin to the
cotton and, white-footed mice. They
Evening star., 1937-06-18
BY WILLARD
0'931 ny Taiovsa4, '~x .

Ogd pointed back to the forest and sad Look
we'll upon the outer world; you will never see it
again Then he shouted, and the massive gates
swung open like the jaws of devourng monster. A
moment later they closed grimly behind Tarzan's
mate!
Evening star., 1937-06-18
Natures Children,
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
RICE FIELD MOUSE
DAN DUNN.

V0V1%OVSVo P0VuCE5 S1Ts
THESE are the fellows, and they
have many cousins, who think
the rice fields have been planted for
them. They have q range from
New Jersey to Georgia, and they
belong to . great group of rodents
which ranges over a large part Of
South America. In the United States
there are only . few species and sub
species, really fouS In number. that
Evening star., 1937-06-18

work while others sleep. In fact,
they sleep only when weary, and Is
soon as refreshed, begin to work
IgAin with added 5est.
They make beautiful little cup
shaped nests In which to rest, and
Evening star., 1937-06-18
Mother Cats Join for U. S.

Two cats which gave birth to four
kittens each on the same day at
Vryheld, South Africa, have combined
and placed the eight little ones in a
box, each mother taking every other
day OIL while the other tends the
family.
Evening star., 1937-06-18

Across
l. Inner dark portion O. a sun spot.
6. Annoy,
II, Has effect; var.
u. Variety of dark cured tea.
IA. Yields
Is The oaks.
II. Armpit.
1S. Turkish infidels.
20. The Linden
2l. Rude person.
%. Helpers.
"a. Face of a pedestal.
25. Character in Midsummer Nights
Dream"
27. Obstacle.
%. Keep apart.
20. Capital OF New South Wales.
81. Move to sudden concerted action.
33. Light evening meals.
IS. Case for small articles.
36. Lies about.
40. Engraved with needle and NOR
dant.
a. Equals.
As. Goddess of the morning.
47. Writing instruments.
4S. Small rude dwellings.
49. Bitter.
81. Unframed
So. Natural substance.
SO. Stretchers.
SIS. Happened upon.
56. A cream cake
So. Properties: var.
so. Provisions of household.
81. Heels of swordblades.
So. Indispensably.
So. Sun-dried brick
Down.
!. Not buttoned, as a sword.
2. Make sport in a mask.
3. Two-masted, square-rigged vessel.
4. Networks.
5. Censure.
s. Flirt.
7. Appointed times.
8. Rural festivals.
8. In honor of.
Evening star., 1937-06-18
By Philips

10. 1nclose within the territories OF
another power.
II. Panegyric.
l3. Trained
IA. Plants Of the mint family.
Is. Breathe noisily in sleep.
10. Brief poems.
%. Followers of the chase.
"a. Represents vividly.
26. Blinds.
49, Defames.
30. Ancient Chinese ruler.
80. Goddess of malicious mischief.
"a. Apparitions.
36. An amice.
81. Pertaining to the nerves.
38. Old in service.
80. Manner.
Al. Transparent.
a.. Sportive children.
43. Legislatures holding daily sessions,
As. After-dinner nap.
49. Troubled
so. Terrible.
So. Metal-bearing vein.
81. Fodder pit
81. Strong resentment.
SO. Weep.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-03

FALLS OFF AT
BOWL GAMES

NEW YORK, Jan. 2. Wp)-Attendl :
ance at the seven New Years day
football "bowl" games totalled 224,-
600 or $4,000 less than the figures
forecast by optimistic promoters.
The Rose Bowl game at Pasadena
where Pittsburgh's Panthers blank
ed University of Washington, 81 to
o, was the only one which came up
to expectations. Whereas only IS, 900
had been forecast for this oldest of
the bowl tits, some $1,000 actual
ly turned out.
Next closest to prediction was the
Sugar Bowl game where 10000 saw
the highly favored Bayou Tigers of
Louisiana State upset by Santa
Clara's Galloping Broncos, 81 to IA.
Attendance was only 1000 short of
expectations.
The biggest disappointment came
at the Cotton Bowl, Dallas, where
attendance Of $4,000 was less than
half of the 46,700 forecast. 1t was
here that Texas Christian triumph
ed over Marquette's Golden Ava
lanche 1916.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-03
Great Ziegfeld to-.
Open Sunday at
Valley Theatre

"-hc Great 7iegfeIds Metro
ro'Swy-r -Nraver'e oiant picture. op-
cninr cunSav. Janua-vf 3. at thf
Valley theatre. ct REGULAR prices. car
be described in-trree words +.
CHALLENGING all competition. "The
Great Zieofeld" has more first-ratf
entertainment values crowded with
=, SC 1e reels than anv other picturf
,a>oleS "-eusical" or otherwise.
ss'1c from being a musical ey-
t-avaranz9 this story Of America (
greatest Snowman and the Glorifi
rstion of the American Girl ais
possesses a fine dramatic quality
It has triple-star threat-WD.
liam Powell. Myrna 10y and Luis
Palmetto tell story sIIepeste
bv tho career Of Florenz Ziegfeld
u;+h powell as Ziepfeld. Miss Lcs
II pile Burke and Miss Rainer a.
tnrs Held.
Supporting the star triumvirats
ere such players as Virginia Bruce
Prank Morgan, Nat'Pendleton, Reg
nald Owen Jean Chatburn, Ernes
Cossard. Herman Bing.
The entertainment value become
a Parade OF Ziegfeld, for the cas-
also features such world-famou
entertainers as Fanny Brice, tn
ruling American comedienne: Har-
riet Hoctor, whom ziegfeld ae.
claimed the Pavlowa of America
and Ray Rubber Legs" 9olgef
Broadway dancing star.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-03
PITT
VOW TO RETURN TO
ROSE BOWL IN 1888

PASADENA, Cal, Dec. 2. U.P)--
Washington and Pittsburgh both
vowed today to be back in the Rose
Bowl again next year.
And the idea is not as far-fetched
as it may seem for both will have
many veterans on which to build
another pair of winning squads.
Coach Jimmy Phelan of the Hus-
kies, who lost, 21-0, yesterday, said
today that it was California news
paper articles that defeated his
team.
THE papers that ridiculed the
Panthers when they were picked
for the game made the Pittsburgh
team mad. They made Coach Jock
Sutherland mad But all they did
for me was to stop my boys from
pointing toward a tough football
game.
81 would have liked to win the
game, both for the players and
myself. But it is distinct honor
to coach a Rose Bowl team, and
perhaps Washington may return
next year."
The Panthers, except all but a
handful who graduate, were deter
mined to turn in perfect record
next year and make another trip
here.
I'D like to come back again."
said Marshall (Biggie) Goldberg,
sophomore back "And I think we
will have team good enough next
year to warrant another trip"
Both of the teams went sight
seeing today. The Huskies went to
a movie studio in the morning and