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Evening star., 1937-07-31
HELP MEN.
MEN WANTED

sURE-rIRE PROPOSITION TO MAXI
MONEY IF YOU CAN SELL HOUSEHOLD
PLIANCES-REFRIGER WASH
ERS, IRONERs. RADIOS, RANGES. HIGH-
EST RATE OF COMMISSION IN TOWN
NO CHARGE BACKS. CALI. BETWEEN 10
AND 2, BAILEYS STORES, 114l johnson
ave. NV. between l4th and 18th. r and
s Sts. NV.
YOUNG MAN, with fair edu-
cation, bet. 81 and 30 yrs. old,
to act as clerk in retail liquor
store. Permanent position
with advancement for right
man. Experience not abso-
lutely necessary. Must have
unquestionable refs. as to
character and honesty. Box
208-D, Star.
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Carol to be happy, and I think post
ponlng the wedding is not the way
to bring it about. But I'd also like to
have rich young man betting with
me-you might just prove sucker,
you know. You have more money
than you need and l have rather less
than I'd like at times. You'd have
good time and"
Mr.. Duke" called Rosetta, my
race is starting-you know the one
with Stardust. Come, listen"
Want to bet along with Rosetta ?"
asked Duke, lightly.
But the race has started"
Don't let that hold you back. if I
Evening star., 1937-07-31
THE STORY THUS FAR

Carol Clayton reSents her dead
fathers friend. handsome Duke
Bradley, a bookmaker. She Is
engaged to wealthy Hartley Mad
ison and Duke accuses her Of
marrying for money. Int1riated,
Carol postpones the ,redding and
starts to play the horses so she
can pay Duke her fathers S76, 900
debt. Her luck is phenomenal
but Duke Warns her she is head
ING for q nervous breakdown.
Then he makes a daring moue
He goes to Ne,D York and gets
Hartley to fy back to Florida
and Join Carol. Duke is dnrious
for Hartley's bets and Carol has
determinedly thnarted all his
n'opes in this direction. But
,rhen they arrive NTH Doctor
Beard, he is puzzled by her atti-
tude. First she is cold to Hartley:
then, as she sees that Duke is
wotchino, she becomes hysteri-
cal NTH JOY.
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LOST

ACCOUNT BOOK black. small; vicinity
:}rd and Va. ave. Sc 50 reward Atlantic
5al1-J or Holmes & Son Bakery
CAT. male, yellow part Persian: reward.
Phone Randolph 1919
COCKER SPANIEL brown and white, fe-
male: strayed from 2s35 Wisconsin ave.
Phone Mrs. Adams. Emerson 55s6. Reward
Sunday morning; named Rex" owner.
u MONTGOMERY. Sl2 B st. ne
DOG. small Pekinese by the name of Fui:
reward II returned to 4Sl7 Blagden ave.
NV. az
FRATERNITY PIN. Psi Omega shield
shape border OF opals generous reward.
GLASSES, mans. dark trimmed reading,
THURSDAY vicinity 10Th and F. Conn ave.
or Westchester. Reward Cleveland 1094
PEN-A brown-striped fountain pen lost
in Woodrdge. d. c., Wednesday the 2sth:
the name Madeline Flynn printed on the
side Call Greenwood 3l40 If found Re-
ward
srENoGRAPHER S NOTE BOOK; Friday
RnSkin McArdle, Cecil Apt. No. 3o92. 1926
18th ST. NV.
SUM OF MONEY on L st. near 7th: serious
Star ONCE 3.
WRIST WATCH Gruen. lady's. inscribed
Edna Perry" Reward. Mrs. J. l. Perry
Apt. 634 Roosevelt Hotel. Decatur OsOu
WRIST WATCH, white gold rectangular
small round dial. oval frame, Swiss, black
cord band. lost Thursday, 10th and r 1
ave. ne. and Veterans Administration
Bldg Reward. North o964-W or return 10
PA Evarts ST. ne.
WRITING CASE, black leather. containing
Stadium Friday, 30th. Reward. Call Adams
alll.
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her, I made another suggestion. I
said we'd have you bet with me, Mad
lson, and your winnings could 60 into
her fund"
He held his breath after he had
spoken. He had never done anything
quite so daring as this.
It'd be good idea, If my betting
days weren't over said Madison
Anyway, where would you get off?
From what l hear, you've taken
terrible trimming from Carol. I might
have had the same run of luck"
That's the chance I take. But
believe in the law of averages. Oh.
get me straight. l do want YOU and
Evening star., 1937-07-31
CHAPTER XII.

DR.. Beard had expected Carol to
resist the examination Her strange
behavior at the station had made
him anxious But. aside from in
slstlng she was all right and had
never needed a doctor less in her
life, she made no objections. If
Hartley wanted it, she said in a re-
slsened voice, all right.
She let him test her heart with
his stethescope, take her blood pres
sure, strike her knees sharply for
whatever 1t is doctors strike knees
Tor and prick her finger for drop
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don't care How much?"
"One thousand" said Hartley, with
out knowing anything about the horse
or the odds"
Duke smiled. He had got" Hartley
Madison. He had also been fair
foe TO Carol
tCopyright. 1887. Loew's, Inc)
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Duke is well content with the way
things are going At last he has
worked things out to suit himself.
VIII his play prove boomerang? See
tomorroW's installment.
tTo Be Continued Monday
Evening star., 1937-07-31
SALeSMEN.

THIS BUILDING ORGANIZATION is NOW
RECOGNIZED AS THE LARGEST PRO
DUCER OF SMALL HOMES IN THE
WASHINGTON AREA. SALES HAVE
PASSED THE S250OOO MARK IN FOUR
MONTHS OF SELLING. WE HAVE ROOM
FOR A PRODUCER; PREFER MAN ABOUT
80 EXPERIENCED IN REAL ESTATE.
MARRIED OWNING A CAR. WRITE IN
DETAIL FOR AN APPOINTMENT. AD-
DRESS BOX 17S-D. STAR OFFICE.
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HELP MEN,

ACCOUNTANT -bookkeeper -typist; must be
EXP, possess executive ability. sood man
oualitcations and refs in r.plv Also ssIe
ary expected Box a0a-D. star
| ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER; must be cap
noIe ABLE, eXperieneed; sn exceptionally good op-
vancement as work progresses; give former
eneeTenfs enpeF gox S.ts 9vs hsndwrtins refer
class. permanent position. Apply City
Cab. 124! ?4th st NV
AUTO METAL WORKER. 1st class Dave
! Morris Auto Service 1929 NJ st NV
BOY. BRIGHT exceptionally GOOD reader.
Apply "lG' q ST. NV. pm. or after
BUTCHER wanted. exp. with refs. Ap-
ply in person. POI Kennedy st. NV
CABINET MAKER and repairman, expert.
COUNTER MAN experienced. wanted
Apply Harry's Blue Bird Bar B. @, near
Washington Airport, i.
DIsH5WAsHERs; cooks, colored, expert
enced. Call 1925 Conn. ave
GROCERY CLERK. with experience; must
! be II or over: American citizen: refer
| ences. GAYS Grocery Store. 1902 Penn
| sylvania ave. NV.
HouSEMAN. white preferred, experienced;
good home; $40 month Columbia 3759.
INSURANCE MEN, .. experienced, wanted
agents in Washington and I'd snrroundins m S1if
70 learn the BUSINESS % Need enne not sIan appy nh ne
write ", sdn.,t;n to l2oa Mutual Bids. Richmond.
Va; Sometnlns OF your past experience.
and interview will be given you soon
MAGAZINE sALEsPEoPLE, crew mana
serSs sinDs leI @ osst ,, propositions all pubca-
| and 4
NAN. between 80 and 55, who is looking
soon. ABOUT for ,r permanent perm position. This
aasy Sales 0nsa G nf helpfnl m ThG bn9
not necessary. Box l93-H. Star
PRINTING PRINTING SALESMAN; spare time; good
lsl-D. Star ofnce.
RADIO SERVICE MAN, thoroughly expe-
rienced, for outside service. Scars. Roebuck
q Co. 81 Bladensburg road ne.
EsMAN-WAREHOUsE MAN, for whole
isrred. solendid opportunity. Box s46-D,
SOLICITORS for laundry and dry cleaning
plant: commission basis; men who are sue
&c seo1 ssart in .nd Ss 1000 %
.nees ney Be-. sIe 4!4y Rs5 ssaT esfen'' ana feier
SOLICITORS novel coupon idea
s21v. toE drz znries eesni1s nd plant ss1s Ga ave-
| motor cycle permit and gen. work in print
shop must be sober and enersetic; refs
55eauired; salary to start, S12. Apply 1908
9th st. NV
YOUNG MEN = Chicago manufacturer
wants two young men. single from 2 l-2s
to travel with manager and sell: We train
| you: expenses paid and drawing account
Phone Mr.. Longest: Tuesday. between the
hrs. of nine and four-thirty. Continental
Hotel
YOUNG MEN CO. neat-appearing, for
special Summer vacation work; excel. earn.
Suite 305. 1917 F st. NV.
WANTED-Stock clerk. &c and 1Oc store;
must be experienced. Apply Monday am.
1885 7th st. NV.
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statesmen

OF Ambition and Integrity
BY one of the oldest and most reliable real
estate hrms in the District Of Columbia.
We have plenty Of prospects and good leads,
and an opening for the right man. Kindly
answer in your own Handwriting, stating
age, reference and experience. Addres Box
96o.p. star once.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DAILY TRIPS MOVING LOADS AND PART
loads to and from BALTIC. Phila and New
YORK. FREQUENT trips TO other Eastern
cities. Dependable Service Since 1895"
THE DAVIDSON TRANSFER & STORAGE
CO Phone Decatur $500
PLAsTERERs, LOCAL NO SPECIAL
meeting Sunday. 1890 am, sos Eye St.
NV
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts of any kind contracted by any one
AT any time in my name. SIMSIE f.
CLAYTOR. 11lO P st. NV, Washins on
D. c.
LARGE. 2-STORY. BRICK GARAGE WITH
water, light Ideal for shop or storage
Call Col. $500. Apt so
NEWPORT NEWS. VA-PICK- UP TRUCK
wants load for Newport News Saturday
Telephone Metropolitan s514
ON AUGUST IA. 1887. AT NOON. WE
Will sell by auction at EchberR's 1927 r
81. NV. one Auburn sedan engine No
GARAGE
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HELP WOMEN.

BEAUTY APPRENTICES earn Will. learn.
ing Apply l to pm. Betty's. 1893
Conn ave. 81
BEAUTY OPERATORS nwol experienced.
coored Apply at once, Ritz Beauty Shop.
l4"a 1St st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced only.
Apply Monday between q am. and pm.
3l60 Mt Pleasant ST. NV,
BoOKKEEPER- R-sTENOGRApHEP-M b.
exp, write good hand and caoable n1anaE-
ine once State qualifications fully. Box
2l0-D. Star.
GIRL between 80 and 40 experienced
bookkeeper and some 'ypinE for concern At
Markham. Va state experience salary G-
pected. Address Box 394-J Star ONCE
GIRL for Victor record department: must
have business high school education. live
with parents; state age. height. Box
4I3-J Star. -
HoUsEKEEPER white: PLAIN COOK, STAY
adult. Address Box 353-J Star ONCE.
NURSE, graduate registered for nursing
home, salary 10 start 500 mo. and tEll
maintenance. Address Box 16-H. Star once.
SECRETARY experienced in bookkeeping,
filing stenogra ply and typing. State sse.
experience and salary and give references.
Address Box 317-J Star once.
sTENOGRAPHER- be rapid typist.
One having had experience in handling IN
Surance claims preferred. Box 5a-J. Star.
MATTRESSES experienced Village Grill.
III, Wilson blvd. Arlington Va
WOMAN white cheerful. healthy, "5-45.
care of 2-year child small apt: only ons
experienced in childs care apply. Dec.
0HGu. until e.
YOUNG LADIES g.. under "a h. S. or
college education possessing neat appear
ance. to travel extensively with manafer
and similar group for internationally
known concern; liberal compcnsstion; pr
msncnt positions assured auaihars. 50
> for local work. Apply 10 Mr.. steele.
Carroll Arms Hotel 1st and c sts. e
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MOTOR TRAVEL,
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

PAINTING. papering. roonng: guaranteed: ::
reasonable: estimates free. NJ l.. Smith.
1124 Webster NV. Adams 7I0s.
ROOFS, any type, BRICK WALLS WATER :
PROCEED. CELOTEX ROCK WOOL. PURE
WHITE WATERPROOF ASBESTOS SID
ING. Manufactured by Bird Il Son. Sod
on our three-year payment plan. No down
FM AMERicAN REDRoorno CO.. NC e.
1913 l4th St. NV. ca, l5o1.
Evening star., 1937-07-31
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

DESIRE middle-sged couple interested
in sharing home and expenses: Che:v
Chase section. Address Box 345-J S'ar
WHITE COUPLE. man employed. to care
for q Detter-class rooming house in ex-
change for living quarters. Box 15-H. Star.
Evening star., 1937-07-31
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK. colored, or assistant; cafe or IN
stitutlon IN city or outside; best references,
3.t5 Il st NV, Apt. %
COOK, colored. experienced general hw,
gay gay work; stay nishts; references. Alice.
93S R. l. ave.
GIRLS, two colored. would like part-time
or DAYS work. Call North 6lSs
GIRL. colored wants part-timc lob NOM
lnss preferred; references. 1929 llth
st. NV.
GlRL, coloFed. wants part-time or days
work. Cleaning apartments. light housekeeu-
ing or nurSemaid North 23.5-J
GIRL 2l. colored, wants general house.
WORK; home nights. Potomac 1891
HOUSEKEEPER. white experienced, set
tled' Protestant; will do houSework man
age home or care for elderly person: refer
ehceS; reasonable. Box 4l7-J. Star.
WHITE WOMAN, elderly wants place q.
houSekeeper: employed couple small adult
lamlly: references 430 Luray pl. NV
WOMAN colored, reliable capable 81
chamoermaid. waitress, plain cooking; full
or part time. Potomac 2S32
WOMAN, colored to get dinners EVENINGS
or part time; also girl wants gh.w.; refs.
Columbia Sl5o-J
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EAGLE HARBOR MD,
TOWN ELECTION.

TOWN ELECTION.
August a. 1897.
j.. Notice, is hereby given that town cleo
tion will be held Saturday August IA
1887, for electine nve Comm ssioners.
Polling place. The Sugar Bowl" Polls
open p m. Polls closed pm Done by
order OF the Commissioners of EAGLE Hsr-
Dor. Nd. 'hl. the 3rd day Of July. 1887.
Seal JOHN T. STEWART Chairman
Attest: MRS. BESSIE B. ANDERSON.
Clerk
Evening star., 1937-07-31
PERSONAL,

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait: kmergency Laborat atory. Room o0l.
Westory Bldg, l4th and F. Met 1893
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method. Results effective for a life.
time or money back. Write for booklet No
1858 Columbia rd Adams O3sS.
Evening star., 1937-07-31

NAN. between 30 and 55, who is looking
ABOUT Tor permanent position This
| connection will lead to a responsible execu-
tive position, now open to the man who
can qualify. Sales experience helpful but
not necessary Box l43-H Star
Evening star., 1937-07-31
PEACHES ARE RIPE

CHAMBERS nsd.rs is 2ns Of the ,arsss,
world Complete funerals as low as S76
Up Six chapels twelve parlors seventeen
assistants Ambulances nov only 81 l4OO
Chaplin st NV. Columbia o432 SIT 18th
st sc Atlantic 67OO
A DEAL FUNERAL AT S75
Provides anne service As one costing $500
Don't waste insurance money" Call
DEAL With rs years experience. Lin
Evening star., 1937-07-31

SOLICITORS for laundry and dry cleaning
cessful will be placed in line for regular
routes with good salary and good oppor- =
tunity; state past experience and refer
apreS poy Qtor
Evening star., 1937-07-31
SITUATIONS WOMEN,

GIRL wants job as maid in hotel or doctors
once; 4 years last place. best references
1874 Ind ST. NV, 2nd floor.
NURSE for children or nurse Companion
for adult; can leave town; drst-cIass ref
Box 400. Star
PRACTICAL NURSE and housekeeper; verv
good with children; doctors reference.
Adams 1851
SECRETARY -STENOG.: dictation, ITO.
typing 55: experienced typist receptioniet
-; college graduate: knowledge OF &C.
counting. Phone Adams S944-J /.
YOUNG LADY desires position in FAN
WIN small theater group or school as tech
nlclan; assume Responsibility for produc-
lions aside from staging and desgnins:
experienced, efficient. capable OF teaching
or WORKING with students. Address Box
HE Star Office
Evening star., 1937-07-31

FRATERNITY PIN. Psi Omega. shield
shape; border OF opals: generous reward.
Lincoln Olga al.
Evening star., 1937-07-31

SALESMAN MAN. for whole
sale fne paper business: experienced pre-
ferred. Splendid opportunity. Box 34O-D,
Evening star., 1937-07-31
HELP DOMESTIC,

| GENERAL HOUSEWORKER white; live
| IN: S35 month. Clarendon l444W
| GIRL young colored. intelligent. to clean
| fve-room apt. and answer doctors phone
! half day. Call North 1854 or Decatur
Evening star., 1937-07-31

PRINTING SALESMAN. spare time; good
opportunity; confidential. Address Box
1Sl-D. Star office
Evening star., 1937-07-31

YOUNG MAN. colored not over rs. with
motor cycle permit and gen. work in print
shop: must be sober and energetic; refs.
required; salary to start, S12. Apply 1905
9th st. n "
Evening star., 1937-07-31

COOk' colored. experienced: general h " :,
cav work; stay nishts; references Alice.
a3S R
Evening star., 1937-07-31

DOG. small Pekinese by the name of Fui:
reward II returned to 4S17 Blagden ave
n
Evening star., 1937-07-31

CLASSES mans dark trimmed. reading,
THURSDAY vicinity 18th and F. Conn. ave.
or Westchester. Reward Cleveland 1904
Evening star., 1937-07-31

| MAGAZINE SALESPEOPLE crew mana
| gers, Tor best propostions all publica-
tlons. See Mr.. Steele. Carroll Arms Hotel
| and 4
Evening star., 1937-07-31

GROCERY CLERK. with experience; must
be p or over; American citizen: refer
ences. GAYS Grocery Store. 1902 Penn
Sylvania ave. NV
Evening star., 1937-07-31
SITUATIONS MEN.

CHEF. coIored. exp: sea food pastries
general cooking. menus: good percentage
hotel. club, cafeteria. North 6ss7-J
EXPERT PAINTING by experienced man:
estimates free. prices very reaS William
A. Pl9nck: refs. North 512R-W
Evening star., 1937-07-31

BUTCHER wanted. exp. with refs Ap-
ply IN person. POI Kennedy st. NV
CABINET MAKER and repairman, expert
SlI Penn. ave. NV
COUNTER MAN experienced wanted
Apply HarryS Blue Bird Bar B. @, near
Washing on Airport Il
DISHWASHERS. cooks. colored. expert
Evening star., 1937-07-31

GIRL. colored. wants part-timc Job. morn
lnss preferred; references. 1S12l2 llth
st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-07-31

| BOY. bright. exceptionally GOOD reader
| Apply :l@1 G st. NV, pm. or after
I Robertson. 81.
Evening star., 1937-07-31

koou 11o1It, N3o month. Columbia 315N.
! INSURANCE MEN, >. experienced, wanted
| by old line legal reserve co. as general
| agents in Washington and surrounding
territory, Can use some that would ike
! TO learn the business. Need not apply un-
less you have clear record behind you
| Va; something of your past experience,
| and interview will he given Won soon
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-08-12

THE lovely flower may have
L been born to blush unseen, Mi
lady, but not you. Anyway, what
chance could you have of going
unnoticed when you wear one of
these exciting new frocks by Sew
Your-Own-not the Ghost!
Cool, Cool, Cool.
The clever new dress at the left
is as young as you are, and in
dotted Swiss you'll be as crisp,
pretty, and cool as though you
bloomed always in an air-condi-
toned room. A little frou-frou
here, a little swing-swing there,
and throughout dainty new ap-
peal that's irresistible. You can
be certain of success too, because
Sew-Your-Own has made every
thing easy for you in the step-by-
step sewing instructions.
We Only Heard.
Maybe we're wrong, Little Sis,
but we heard that this is the dress
Mommy has her heart set on for
you. You know princess lines that
flare, and puff sleeves that give
you that cunning big-little-girl
look go over well with both moth
er and you.
You won't go wrong on gingham,
silk crepe, broadcloth or percale.
So here's hoping, Little Sis.
VivaciouS Version.
Thumbs up on taffeta; eyes
right for pattern 1349! It's a pic
ture-pretty frock with a knack for
bringing out the best in you. A
happy idea is to cut one copy
with short sleeves for now, an
other with the long style in a
fallish fabric for that popular
season just ahead.
The Patterns.
Pattern 1341 is designed for
sizes II to 20 go to 38 bust). Size
IA requires Az yards of 80 inch
material plus 21s yards of ma
chine pleating.
Pattern 1923 is designed for
sizes 4, 6, 8, and 10 years. Size
6 requires 21s yards of 35 inch
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-08-12
Revenge Not Sweet

"Gulp! 1t amt worth it" said
the boy who sat disconsolately on
the curb.
An interested passerby stopped.
"Gulp!" said the boy again, shud-
dering, 1T amt worth it,"
What amt worth what?" asked
the passerby.
I'll l had it to do over again
(gulp)" said the lad, Il wouldn't
eat sis's lipstick. even for spite!"
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-08-12
Identified

Office boy-Please, sir, think
somebody wants you on the tele-
phone.
Chief-Now, why do you say you
think l am wanted? Am l wanted
or not?
Office boy-Well, sir, somebody
called up and said, us that you, you
old IDIOT"
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-08-12

material plus "a yard contrasting.
Pattern 1349 is designed for
sizes IL to 20 go to 38 bust). Size
IA requires AIS yards of 80 inch
material; with long sleeves AS
yards. To trim as pictured, 13
yards of ribbon are required to-
gether with 115 yards for the bow.
Send your order to The Sewing
Circle Pattern Dept, Room 1920,
211 w. Wacker Dr., Chicago, Ill.
Price of patterns, Is cents Tin
coins) each.
g Bell Syndicate-WNUS Service.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-08-12
A Habit

First Hollywood blonde-Are you
going to Peggy's wedding?
Second ditto-Of course, you know
that I always 60 to Peggy's we'd
dings.
Evening star., 1937-05-03

through the water and the time its
echo returned from the sea bottom.
In the instrument developed by DR..
Dorsey the echo on its return sets up
an extremely minute electric current
which is multiplied by an amplifying
tube to the magnitude where it will
light a neon lamp. In front Of this
lamp is a rotating disk with a single
slot.
The disk whirls around 20 times
second. The position in which the
slot passes in front OF the light varies
directly with the time taken for the
echo to return. The disk can be
marked with depth figures, like the
face of q clock
Consequently the navigator, seated
In front of the disk, can read of
constant record of the depths of the
bottom over which he is passing.
Variations Of one or two millionths
of a second are appreciable. A Coast
and Geodetic Survey ship, travelling
at full speed Of 10 knots, can get q
recording for every 10 inches of sea
(see NAVIGATION. Page A-S.)
Evening star., 1937-05-03
GARBO SCHEDULED
IN COURT TODAY
There Is Doubt, However, She
Will Appear to Answer
Debt Charge.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES. May 3.-The legal
machinery was geared today to raise
the curtain on court room drama
starring Greta Garbo-in person.
But there was still doubt as the
first spectators gathered whether the
legendary Swede actually would come
out Of seclusion.
The actress Is defendant in =
s10,500 suit. 1t was brought by an
assignee OF David Shratter to recover
three loans the former Berlin film
producer said he advanced her in 1924.
At the time, Garbo was a $300-a-
week player in European pictures and
rated obscure"
Last October, Garbo was quizzed
for a deposition in which she denied
Shratter had ever given her financial
assistance.
Her replies then were mostly mo"
She said she was under ~ in 1924
and Maurice Stiller, her former di-
rector, made arrangements for her
film engagements, for II was a little
too young to determine those things,
I think"
Evening star., 1937-05-03
Youth, II, Giues Life to Saue
Little Brother From, Train

In q split fraction Of second, as the
Royal Blue, crack Baltimore e. Ohio
flyer, thundered toward him, Bernard
F. Day, jr., II. decided yesterday to
sacrifice his life to save that Of his
11-year -old brother, Paul.
FORGETTING his own chance to leap
to safety, Bernard whirled, grabbed
his younger brother and hurled him
from the tracks just as the Royal Blue
struck him. He died instantly.
The brothers, sons OF Precinct De-
tective Bernard Day, were returning
to their home at 1927 Yost place
northeast when they stopped on the
railroad tracks near the South Dakota
avenue viaduct to allow . northbound
Evening star., 1937-05-03
Sea Floor Guides Nauigators
In InuentiOn Described Here

The bottom of the sea replaces the
starlit skies in an entirely new sys-
tenn of navigation made possible by
new instrument developed in the
laboratory Of the United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey here.
1t was described by its inventor, DR..
H. G. Dorsey, before the Acoustical
Society OF America meeting at the
Bureau of Standards this morning.
BY vast improvement on the old
sonic depth finder the hills and
abysses of the sea bottom literally are
made visible to the navigator. In
limited areas, such as Chesapeake
Bay or the Gulf Of Mexico, the inven-
tion promises to do away with dead
reckoning" the necessity of which in
foggy weather has been a bugbear Of
navigators for centuries.
The sonic depth-finder method,
which replaced the old lead and line
method of determining sea depths
about the time of the World War, de-
pended on the fact that a measurable
interval, dependant on the distance
Travelled, intervened between the time
. sound signal was sent downward