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AIR CONDITIONING
statesmen

5 men to sell the new
CARRIER PORTABLE SUM-
MER AIR CONDITIONER
on a high commission basis.
See Mr.. Ashley, Tuesday and
Wednesday, 9:30-11::3O a m.,
"a pm. THE UNITED CLAY
PRODUCTS CO., Investment
Bldg, 18th and K sts. NV.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COLORFD COUPLE neat for boarding
house wait table and general cleanlne ;
state age and experience $50 month room
and board. Box DIX. St2r.
COUPLE white or coorcd housekeeper
COOK chauffeur, butler gardener; only
competent help need apply, housekeeper
must do personal laundry family OF i
Sood salary TO rleht party. Address Box
ND. Star 0tflCr.
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SITUATIONS MEN.
fTunf,rncl

BOOKKEEPER. age -, capable. trained
and experienced IN many fields account
ancy, references. either permanent or tenn
p0rary work Address Box 351-J Star
Office.
BOY. colored wants Job as orderly. house
worker or butler; No. references. 25l3
Eye ST. II W
BOOKKEEPER double entry. typist high
school education. age 20. cooperative IN
duStrlouS, District G9ns.
COLLEGE BOY, colored wishes work of
any KIND; experienced as porter in barber
shop. Decatur 40
FILIPINO Trustworthy. reliable cook, but
Ter, gardener; family experience; best ref
erences. Met. 81 "a
MAN. colored wishes night work as ele-
Yator operator or anything else; expert
enced; city reference. Met. S425. Call
between . a IN. and 4 m.
MAN. cOlored neat intelligent. good COOK
and houSeman, waiter or porter. 1920
llth ST. NV. a.
PAINTER first-class; will work by the day
or contract; ID years experience. North
'j3SJ-M.
TRUCK DRIVER. elevator operator, short
order cook or work of any kind; Young
colored. experienced and the best of refer
ence. Atlantic oiSh. ask for Carl.
YOUNG MAN, colored wants work CT any
KIND; dish washing or anything. Phone
DIST. nG4S.
YOUNG MAN married white needs work
badly have exp. in painting carpentering
general repairing; good truck driver; So
Der and honest. Box ak Star.
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REPAIRS & SERVICE.

ttontinued.)
PpAINTING. ? iIIIl papering, plastering,. floor
RIDGE Decorating Co Terms Col. n674
PAPER HANGING and nainting; rooms pa
petead ,oi2 Hp ne 2eo%o j93 TOO small WOE guar
PAPER1NG, PAINTINCi-Work guaranteed.
Rock bottom prices. Father and SON. CO.
!cmbia "17a. sos Kenyoa st. nv,
fAPERING AisEsd sit pajnting oogs ssnded and r.
tced. Potomac 5G$7, FIcid@. jr 3.
PAPERHANGINCi paintinr; 20 years exp;
saJiStactlon absolutely ,ruarsrtcod; tine
payments If desired. Call Miller. Col. 5ls5.
PAPER HANGING this Wepl; only, $40
r"!a, H. WORK egoEantoed Adams i5e1.-
nASE ths mo HAMTG IM6oE5 v5a5c M -
room Guarantee my own WORK. Sac BY
| ealing 5nlGel, Randolph 59"7. -
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING
| hal With Eashabe and s'in-fast wall paper
M Mior 10, L 90 rlY own work, Father and
| or write 35'5 Georgia ave. nw
PAPERING.
PAINTING.
PROPERTY MA1NTENAINCE Il CO..
$50: Geo-ria Ave. NV,
Adams 1907. EYes., Atlantic so4e
| PLASTERIEG. StuCco. repairs. cenert
| chlmney3. painting. wate-proofnR base
| ments, damp walls leaky roofs. After e.
| Minnick. Atlantic 1915. 2.
| PLUMBING AND HEATING
| JohbiT& &Gd Remodciiug Speclarv
| HARRY T. WILLIAMS. NORTH f2ts
| ROOFING, TIMING, STATING, painting.
genera repairing. Call MR.. sH1PLEy.
| WORK GUARANTEED; rock bottom price;
father and son. Columbia s113. 5u8
Kenyon ST. n W.
NTERPRISE
ROOFING co. !
ROOFING NCi-INSCLATION. e
| Estimates Free-Terms If Desired
81 - r. l. Ave. NE. POTOMAC u2u0.
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HELP MEN.

AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION
wants 5, men who qualify as membership
representatives. Applicants must have
able to rnsb bes Of o Washnson and be
experience desired, but not necessary as
applcants pn, will be trained. Apply between
day. 1906 G st NV. Washington. D. c.
AUTOMOBILE USED-CAR SALESMAN. eX-
ceptional opportunity to one who wants a
good. permanent connection with chance to
greatly increase his income. Exceptional
owner cars Demand for these e'o Better te cars cars
Northwest Motor Co. Phone Wisconsin
1894 for appointment.
AUTO MECHANIC, good man. for piece
TSr5' Ystb ST m1sRt n N be permanent Job. 1!66
AUTO BODY METAL WORKER; must be
Al man.. steady and reliable. Apply at
once. Kidwell Auto Paint Shop, rear 1144
BODY AND FENDER MAN-Good job per-
manent work, good salary; apply at once.
l166 18th st. NV. Also body and fender
to be on call for piecework. 81
BODY AND FENDER MECHANICS, 2. able
D. Butler, Inc. 1la1 21st st. NV.
BODY AND FENDER MAN, dependable;
ave. Chevy Chase Lake.
perienced in double entry Bookkeeping;
practical experience necessary: good salary
for proper party: state age, references and
experience Box 149D. Star.
| BOOKKEEPING CLERK. young single man
living at home to assist in keeping simple
books and records; accuracy and neatness
of work essential. State age. experience
and home address. Salary S1S weekly
Box AK, Star.
BOY, 1S, white with drivers permit to
work around shop. Must state wages
expected. Box 54-K Star
BOY. colored. experienced. to work in
grocery; must have permit bring refer
ences. Shops Market. 420 Fla. ave. n w
BUTCHER. experienced. married: refer
|sences required Apply 600 North Columbus
st. Alexandra. Va.
CLERKS (2l. .colored, for meat market
Apply ellvers Market. <o1 Que It, NV.
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ACCOUNTANCY.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

M Los ANGEL. August
WYCKoFF. SUNDAY and nights, at De
catur 49o4: daytime. Dist. 300. ext. @l26.
LEAVING AUG. 4 FOR CHICAGO: SHARE
expense trip; references EXCHANGED. new
car in good condition. District o967.
TRANSPORTATION WANTED FOR ONE
to Ocean City Md. via Matapeake, Aug :.
Box 50-k. Star.
LEAVING AUG. ) FOR NE NEBR WILL
take / or , passengers and deliver same
to any Iowa or Northern III. address: share
expenses; help drive, references. Potomac
2i25R.
ROOM FOR > OR 3: DRIVING TO De
trolt Friday, Aug; q; leave. early Friday
morning. Phone Decatur 51:}::. -
DRIVING NIAGARA FALLS SATURDAY
Aug :; return Sunday . m. New car. Week
days ti-3 m. Cleve. 2So9
DRIVING TO CHICAGO THURSDAY
evening, August >, room for two; IS ca
Adams G7oH between - Tuesday.
LEAVING FOR ST. LOUIS. JOPLIN
Tulsa early FRIDAY; Will take .. Call
National JiGI and leave number.
MONT HELENA AND PTS EN- ROUTE;
young married Cple. dr. new Chev Aug
:. desires :. passengers. Phone AleXan-
dTia mn
EXPERIENCED DRIVER GOING TO
Cleveland. Ono. new 3, Dodge sedan. Fri
morning, August t. accommodation for g.
9u! 18th ST. Sc, d. NELSON.
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Who want steady ysar-round work where
ihey can earn $50 to $50 weekly deliver
ms FOOD PRODUCTS TO regular Gus
toners. No experience necessary If YOU
can and VIII work s hours per day, See
nalaner Il Z n
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED experienced. wants houSeman.
butler or jan!lor with living quarters.
COLORED COUNTRY GIRL wishes posi-
tion. stay nights references. North
luI 81.
COLORED GIRL. experienced, wants job.
houseWo1k' care OF children stay nights;
city reference. Potomac 5l"9.
COLORED GIRL. neat desires Job cook
or maid experienced with references.
Call Decatur 3:'6!
COLORED GIRL wishes Job mother helper
or nurse Potomac 2Gls. 1906 7th st.
Stay nights.
COLORED GIRL wants part-time work,
9 to >; no Sundays, references. Constance,
Decatur U55:i.
CoLoRED GIRL neat, reliable. desires
part time, days work or maid in store.
office. Decatur 49Gl. -
CoLoRED GIRL wishes day S work Phone
Adams 1913.
CoLORED. GIRL desires general house
work. good ref. Columbia 6657-W.
COLORED GIRL wishes employment,
nnrsemaid ,n lSht houseworsi stay nights.
COLORED WOMAN wishes part-time work
by the week or 3 days work. Decatur
4435-J Reference.
COLORED WOMAN wants part time or
days work. Columbia 3O59-W.
wants days work, laundry cleaning or
cooking evenings. Adams 23.1-W.
DAYS WORK of any kind at Colonial
Village. Va. West '!SGo.
DRESSMAKING ALTERATIONS. women's.
childrens lingerie. shocking: special late
Potomac ogS..
EFFICIENT SERVICE given by young COL
ored woman. high school education. cham
bermald waitress, general houSeWorker.
North :iO94
GIRL, high school graduate, refined colored,
wants work: experienced reference.
Atlantic I'll SOW.
GIRL, colored wishes part-time work.
l324 9th st. NV.
GIRL. colored experienced, wants part
time or days work. Call District 302S.
GIRL, colored. wants cleaning in rooming
house to 4; no Sunday; s. week. Call
Met. 81 -.
GILL, neat. colored. wishes houSework,
maid in store. full or part time; references.
Decatur 4o53.
GIRL. colored, would like housework or
plain cooking. full or part time. North
GIRL, colored wants Job as general house
| worker. Phone Wisconsin 4413.
GIRL colored, wants work as general
houseworker or nurse; stay nights; refer
ence. North 9691-W.
GIRLS co. colored. want general house
work or days work; ref. Adams 1852.
GIRL, colored wants work as maid or
g.h.w. Call West 1884. 22lS M st. NV.
GOOD COOK and general houseworker de-
slres work; city ref Call Emerson 2462.
WOMAN wants part-time or general house.
work, good cook; reference. ISL Morton
| st. W.
| WOMAN. colored, wishes morning work,
| clean or cook; can give references. North
| 1O243.
| WOMAN, colored, wants part-time work as
| cook or maid city reference. 1888 Sth st
NV. Call Decatur 452O.
| WOMAN neat rolored wishes ioh pa art
| time or general houSeWork. Call Met.
1855
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

BUSINESS
STENOGRAPHERS. fast typists. bookkeep-
trS, account ants. bookkeeping machine aud
DlCfaphone operators, craftsmen. statesmen.
soda clerks. nurses. cashiers. etc: male
female. Register today. No charge TN
less placed. Visit PERSONNEL SERVICE,
second floor front. 1911 G. St NV
DOMESTIC.
DOMESTIC AGENCY 1925 9th. Dec
'4l9, North 9oI1. furnishes help and
work.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 1851. 14O2
fth, has cooks. maids. nurses ghw
part-time. day workers. couples. housemen.
-
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

books and old geographic. BARGAIN Book
Shop. sos 9th st. NV. District 5007. 2.
BOOKS BOUGHT. all kinos, any quantity.
Bring them or phone G. David Pearlman.
1907 G st. NV. Met 5415.
CASH REGISTERS. safes. filing cases. Office
furniture. etc. For results, call District
Sl1".
FURNITURE-W Would like to purchase soms
Call after & D m. Metropolitan 27s6. g.
FURNITURE, rugs, stoves household goods.
etc; positively highest cash prices. For
best results call any time. Dist. 1924. =
(Contfnued on Next PaxeD
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SITUATIONS MEN e. WOMEN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

YOUNG COUPLE, colored. want lob: excel
lent cook, good houseman; City reference.
Call Col lu4f5 A.
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A WELL ESTABLISHED automobile repair
and used car plant Will consider a
partner or sell. Owner LEAVING city.
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TIRE SALESMAN.
National tive mfg. has opening: mus
ave selling ability. See Nr Reeves afte
} m. GOODYEAR Service. 1900 Conn.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY

Several ambitious men, at least II with
d c. driver 5 permit, salary 81 80 per
week plus commission ana bonus. willing
WorKfrS can earn s3O-Si0 per week. alb
Solntcly no selling; must have good repu-
tauon Apply in person only. 1860 Ind
Evening star., 1937-08-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GAS STATION; NV. corner, two purns,
batteries tire cfc rent $50; sells 1900
gals. monthly : 500. terms. Capital Ad-
JuStlnR & Finance Co. zoos II 81. NV.
MeirOpolItan ASI3
RESTAURANT, LUNCH: dong good husi-
ness If you are looking for some'hn 2
good short hours. no Sundays call and
TAX business, Government pldgs. near.
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GROCERY. doing $500 wkly; rent. $50,
with : rms. lease: 50 500; terms
CAPITAL ADJUSTING & FINANCE CO..
lNNN II ST " Me- ISL
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cOLLECTOR-SALESM for established
route; permanent position. good salary.
Must have car. Max Alperstein Dept
Stores. 1880 1th st. NV.
COOK AND COUNTER MAN-Only ex-
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3 MEN WANTED

ChrysIer- Plymouth.
3ioi Wilson Blvd Arlington Z
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WOMAN, colored, wants part-time work as
cook or maid; city reference. 533 Sth st.
NV. Call Decatur 1920.
WOMAN, neat colored wishes Job as part
time or general housework. Call Met.
315E
Evening star., 1937-04-18
Marriage Licenses

Edmund c; schuck. 33. Bronxville N Y.
NSnd ~ BaFbsss hsTa (. & MaTn. 30: Mt. Vernon
Ida Howard, 81. 5f5 9Th st. s.e.: a;' Rev sHo
ka5heTjne I pnsr Neh. 2s. Woodlavn. Nd Nd; Rev. Rev
aa lSa SasIsB Ssays5rea n,s:x e. csso9sys
s.mSe aSn Aioytz MS Rey x BaIt5aI, sna
Geslt G.aIins;@ ~ Philadelphia: Judge r. Z.
}Ssia a Phs5s9 Is. iis i4sh Fl s: t. :e'' .ea
Ss5a fspRs e. sSrt P*Eys5 ass5 4ssS Ss
s MafeqEs'E 81 Rumenfesa a4 se:san as si4s
Oral and vaSsfdn Resa 20 nafomI 1fo East ospts s
s.yrv St: nS; asi,.R Rey a.. lasd 4 dLsnSlinssr. ,l
viii: dlsd MsRss ksss e. sest..r. seSs .. .ns s.s1 MI
sdSsy H's;,S Ass5 SSss, .ea
Judse R: E Mattinely. 80
Ethel v; Rollins. Is. Ambar. Va: Rev.
IS both OIL q Riesmondd nd sseh Rev J. H. Sfp'ufr pun
Ao21f se5s sss st ssss4se g. sas 5sass ss
Dsf sf4 s. essss Bsss :, 3s ssssnssss;n sss s;nq,
s5s GgsP:. sos. r. sas y" a Xasrs
wsm fhsass sss tys 9fv e. ls5 Btpa@En hseEsn Mhsn: \.
oesSsf Ei};s Ss:sa s%:sb; sss7 Bell g.ss s;s.
Ma'; hp Esv Essn Assilsoai Asashs i' @0rs.n'''
punklns. SO. wide H Water. p Va. N ARe Rev. w ".
wi{ia% ~ &c elensst, R,s :, e and .y.ly v.
m ty; Pa; Rey: R: .; Bowman;
':a't and p' pssy 4 s erfen A2'Els r. 5sfs 59fs
>, Sheridan f5 road Sc; Rev J: C. Banks;
'ds adsms naEs Is 144s 5ia g. Res st. alf e Ws RHe,
Ana5sE s5si. H.. GhsyerS ss ao 90 za:t eth st. .qq
HaosS spriaas has 20 9ol X ST.; Rev H. H.
,yk rvstt,Ia11 = both of Philadelphia; judge R.
sFfS iii q s1saffF soh of kesmond sHd ReV anF'ii
~, As both of richmond ar Rev. j. G Z.
ss S6s q Wa1a "a 2a Re1 Ph T. n wifi %n ns
'oSsph snd ose Aaapo1s 21 1872 18th st.
irene E. REDMOND. II 1883 aioFs Providence Ssi nee
James ns ne g. ssi Rsy snd dWIIsSmsns IaaI.e N y.n
nings. both Of East Falls Church, Va;
Rev; ] E Brisss: 90
'Pss Both q q as ss}htE1": sss
M Ase e ss HsG- fs2: ss5nt. sr,ss. No.
Judge r. Mattingly
Evening star., 1937-04-18
CH|LDREN'SC|RCUS
NEEDS ANIMALS.
Owners of Trained Pets
Urged to Enroll Them
at Center.

Live animals are the principal need
Of the Children's Festival Circus
scheduled for May 8 at Central High
School, the Community Center De-
partment, sponsor Of the event, an
nounced yesterday
All children having trained dogs or
other pets that can perform tricks are
asked to get in touch with Harold
Snyder at the center.
The Community Center Department
announced the event will be held, rain
or shine, either outside or In the
school auditorium, at 2:30 pm. Two
thousand children will participate in
the circus parade, which will follow
concert at 2:20 pm. of the Children's
Community Chorus, directed by Miss
Esther Linkins.
A new feature, 'The Gypsy We'd
ding Festival" to be staged by dance
and drama groups directed by Mrs.
Mary Woodard Davis. The bride will
be Miss Marjorie Mitchell, former
George Washington University stu
dent, now dance instructor in the Co.
!umbia Heights Community Center.
James Carroll Of the Central Com
munity Center Players Club will be
the bridegroom and Jack Haas, South
east Community Center, the gypsy
chleftain. Other community centers
Will be represented, including Murch
Langdon, Wheatley, Hines and Wood
ridge. The German Orphanage group
American Legion Auxiliary group of
Paul Junior High Center, East Wash
1ngton Center dance group, Columbia
Heights Center dance group, Southeast
Boys Club athletic group, Christ Child
Society and Neighborhood House also
Will participate.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
4-H MEMBERSHIP
HITS NEW PEAK
Leaders See Wider Gain
for Betterment in
Rural Life.
BY the Associatec Press.

BY the Associatec Press.
Upward Of y million new projects to
improve rural life are beginning this
Spring.
This Is the way Agriculture De-
partment officials look upon the work
Of 100000 farm boys and girls who
belong to the All Clubs.
The figure represents 4 new peak
for enrolment in All Club work,
which has been carried on by the de-
partment's extension division in CO.
operation with States and counties
since 1914. There are clubs now In
every State and territory Of the United
States.
Final reports on last years partici-
patton have not yet been received,
but there were 46o, ,l29 boys and e54,-
$50 girls enrolled in Is States. This
was an incrase Of 125,s43 over 1885.
Trains for Usefulness.
The club work Is aimed At enrich
ing farm life and training farm boys
and girls for greater usefulness.
To DR.. G. B. Smith, assistant ex-
tension director, it is the most sig
nificant movement among rural peo-
pie today"
1T is building rural leadership Of
the highest character" he said.
Smith said All work-training for
head, hands, heart and health-was
not altogether to promote better farm
ing
I'VE know" he said, that a third
to a half Of the boys and girls who
are born on the farm are likely to
find work in our citias and towns,
there to become merchants, clerks,
teachers. bankers, lawyers, doctors,
preachers, foremen in shops and la
borers in many fields. How impor-
tant 1t Is that those who come to the
cities shall be clean, wholesome, edu-
Gated, right-thinking youth-men and
women who have learned the virtues
OF work and Of thrift"
Extra Profit \ Side Issue.
Smith said the All movement I'm.
doubtedly had added millions OF dol
lars to the farm income but that his
interest in the movement was more
In what it had done to improve farm
life and the character Of farm youth.
ITO the Nation All Club work
means more than 4 million rural
youths annually constructively en-
ployed in putting On demonstra tions
Of the better way In farming and
home-making throughout the Nation,
the better way in family and COM
munity life, the better cooperative
and social way" he said.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
Births Reported.

John W. and Elsie N. cullins, boy and gin
twins.
Robert L. and Marie B. Pearson. boy.
GEORGE c: and Marie &. Taylor boy.
yoaauan A. and Justina Bazan. boy.
,,s Ihsodore $. and Mary z; Brooks, boy.
William H. and Margaret r. Pell boy
Eris W. and Grace B. Yowell. boy
Dayid J; and Helen T; Walsh, girl.
Alfred c. and Ottilie schlosser, girl
David D. and Ruth E. Gerhsrt, girl,
Gordon c; and Hilda g; Cog, girl.
William and Marsaret Brown. boy.
Xames and Maize M; Vito. boy.
Leonard P. and Iva J. Bazzle. boy
Roy T. and Christina H, Baker, boy.
Luther L. and Alice E. Lindsey girl
Abraham w. and Flora Barsky. girl
Lemuel S. and Helen I. Weidman, girl.
Clifton E. and Lucille Cosey, girl.
Eezekial and Elouise Williamson. girl
BENJAMIN and TheIma Washington, girl
James and Rosetta Young, girl
Russell and verz Crockett, girl
John D. and Ruby Roseboro, boy.
Louis and Alice Wells. girl. il
Evening star., 1937-04-18
Dog.muzzling Days,
In Rabies Season.
Will Begin May l

Dog-muzxle days are rust
around the corner.
From May l to September 30,
unmuzzled dogs roaming the
highways and byways will have
to be wary to escape Poundmastar
Frank B. Marks and his dog
catching crew.
The District Commissioner
served warning on the public
yesterday that the annual SEA-
son for rabies u approaching and
the District revenue law, which
levies a tax on dogs, also provides
for muzzling.
Dogs held in leash by RESPONSE
bic persons, however, are exempt
from the order.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
Deaths Reported.

Bette c. Nash, 10. 1912 E st. ne.
Hospital
Mary Turney so. GEORGETOWN Hospital.
Para E. Lloyd. 30. Sibley Hospital
Myrtle Reid As, Columbia Hospital.
games r, Rose, A. Gaallinger Hospital.
Sandy J. HutShinson: 72, 22o st. ne.
Sophie Brookins. Al. 2O1 18th st. ne.
Theodore Rushing; "a, ,qallinger Hospital.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
Swears Son as Mayor,

AUGUSTA, Ga. R.-Councilman
Richard E. Allen, sr., administered
the oath OF Office as Mayor of Augusta.
Ga, to his son, Richard E. Allen, jr.
Allen, ST., is a former Augusta Mayor.
The Washington times., 1937-03-20

evenings. The gentlemen who
would so cater to WaShington's
taste for watching the greyhounds
or whippets chase a synthetic
rabbit propelled on an electric
trolley, think a killing can be made
through mostly local patronage.
They may be right. The dogs
in other localities have a peculiar
fascination for the populace, tran
sient and otherwise. Washington
Is famed for being a good money
town. The regularity of our pay
rolls recommends it as one Of the
best turnstile towns in the country,
yes and indeed the world.
Seek Golden Harvest
Probably that is the reason we
are looked upon with covetous
eyes by racing interests, both
horse and dog. There are horse
racing enterprises on two, sides of
us and others within easy train
and motor distance. Briefly the
spending power is here and sports
promoters realize it.
Many traps have been baited,
and will continue to be, to catch
some Of the golden harvest.
The situation in the meantime
CONTINUED on Page 20, Col. u
The Washington times., 1937-03-20
D n Satisfied
With Terms

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, March
20.-The st. Louis Cardinals ace
moundSman-Jerome H. Dizzy"
Dean-today settled down to seri-
Gus spring training following the
signing of his 1887 contract here
last night.
Dean baked on a "good behav-
ior" provision in the contract and
walked out of the conference with
Sam Breadon, president of the st.
Louis club. Later, however, he went
back and placed his signature on
the dotted line.
HE signed a straight baseball
contract-With no promises and
no conditions, Breadon said.
Dean. who persiStently declared
all winter he would not sign for
"one cent less than $50,0O0," said
he was satisfied" with the terms
of the contract, reported to call
for $25,000.
Agreement was reached between
Dean and Breadon during a tele-
phone conversation Thursday
night after the Cardinal manage
ment had, received a letter from
Dizzy asking for his release to go
into voluntary retirement from
baseball.
When Dean walked out of the
conference room last night he said
he baked on Breadon's request
for a promise to mind his own
business, refrain from heckling
other Red Bird players, and obey
Manager frankie Frisch's orders.
Dean said he asked Breadon
why he wanted such a promise,
declaring he had always done
what frankie wanted me to. I
always give the team everything
I've got and haven't heckled the
players"
The Washington times., 1937-03-20

morrow. The Hartsville HEAVIER
will try to fog them past the bats
of the Phillies for three innings.
He will be followed by Jack Salve-
son, the right-handed rookie, and
after SalveSon will come Ken
Chase.
Carrying further the pitching as
Signment, tentatively made this
morning, Prof. Monte Weaver, Pete
Appleton and Dick Lanahan will
work against the Red SoX on Mon
day, while Cohen and Linke are
down to face the Tigers on Tues
day at Lakeland.
Right now Harris is delighted
with the way sgd Cohen is carry
ing on. 1t may be recalled that 10
days ago or more, this writer
called attention to the great i'm
provement in Cohen's pitching
technique. Especial reference was
made to Syd's screw ball. He
stopped the Giants with it, and
he's been working harder than
ever now to make every pitch per-
feet.