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The Washington times., 1937-03-12
DIED

MANOs, ALICE THERON Thursday,
March IL, 1887. at her residence, 602
A Street Southeast. ALICE THEIR
resting at the W. W. Chambers Co. South
east funeral home, 617 Eleventh Street
Funeral services will be held Friday,
W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral
home, SIT Eleventh. Street Southeast.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
1nterment will follow in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
PATE, MARTHA vERLINDA--on Thurs
GIGy; day March tnT Il 1897 At SI EmeTgs99eg 9e
tnee Hattan). the beloved wife of Daniel
Funeral from the chapel of Thomas F.
Murray & Son, 2007 Nichols Avenue
Southeast on Saturday. March 1s, 1887
Services at St. Johns Church. Broad
Creek. Md. at p. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Interment in the church cemetery.
II. 1887, SAMUEL E. REID, of Boyds.
Md, the beloved husband of Mamie Reid.
He is also survived by six sons.
Remains resting at the W. W: Chambers
Eleventh Street Southeast. until Saturday
March 13. 1887, at a. M. thence to St.
Mary's Catholic Church. Barnesville, Nd.
where mass will be offered @t 10 a. m.
for the repose of his soul.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Interment in the church cemetery.
VEST. BEVERLY-on Friday, March 12.
1887 BEVERLY VEST, the beloved
daughter Of Jesse and Julia Vest.
Funeral services and and intermsnt .1 on Sat IT.
Ser Services ices BY the W. ". Chambers Com
pany Southeast funeral home.
WHITE, SAMUEL O.-on wednesday,
March 10. 1887 at his residsness tH9Efs1 29S
WHITE. the beloved husband of Gertrude
Services at the above residence. on
Saturday, March 13, 1887 at a: M
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
Interment in Arlington National emetery.
WILSON, THEODORICK p. aged forty
five years THEoDoRICK P. WILSON.
examiner for Interstate Commerce Commits
sion. the beloved son of Mrs. Fanny Camp
bell Wilson and the late Rev. G. A. Wilson
and brother of the Rev. G.. A. wilson. IT.,
Mrs James E. Bosworth. of BrownsbuEg,
Va: Mrs. r. Lee Chambliss, of Rawlings,
Va, and Miss Margaret Wilson. OF Lexing-
ton, Va.
Providence church cemetery. Brownsburg.
Va. (near Staunton. Va.), on Friday. March
12, 1887.
WOOD, JOHN Ron Friday, March 12,
1887, at the Washington Sanitarium,
Takoma Park. Nd. JOHN R. WOOD, the
beloved husband of Carrie H. Wood. Late
residence. 421 Tenth Street Northeast.
Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers
Company funeral home, 140O Chaplin
Street Northwest.
Funeral services will be held on satur-
day. March 13 1887, at 8 p. m. from the
W. W. Chambers Company funeral home,
1400 Chaplin Street Northwest.
Friends are invited.
Interment in Chicago. III.
The Washington times., 1937-03-12

even when supervisors are all
honest, "and we know some are
not" they do not rate employees
on the same requirements, some
preferring speed and other accu-
racy. Then, when q higher official
adjusts them, he frequently must
pass on a clerk be has never seen,
it was complained.
During the discussion It devel-
oped that Civil Service Commits
sion once tried a test, ordering
supervisors to rate the staff with
out inspection Of the efficiency
ratings of former years. AccuS.
toned to merely moving persons
rating up or down a half point or
so over the previous mark, the SUI
perviSors turned in a new set Of
ratings vastly different from the
former scales. All of which seems
to discount any possible value
ratings might have.
The case Of the Navy Yard EN-.
ploye who was rated within the
first 100 in efficiency for years
was cited. Suddenly and re
Gently he was Knocked down" to
within the 1900 rank, and faces
possible dismissal with no reason
given for the rating reduction.
A statement, during hearings
by Representative Ross Collins, OF
Mississippi:
II dareSay that under the
Civil Service examinations that
are held not more than 10 per
cent of Members Of this Con-
greSS would be able to pass ex.
animation for postmaster, for
these examinations are upon
subjects long since forgotten"
Mr.. Collins should see some oi
the other tests.
Shannon Allen has been ap
pointed assistant director of thu
WPA educational radio project
being handled by the Office o1
Education, Interior Department
Allen, night manager of the Ma
tional BroadcaSting Company'E
Washington division, has beer
given a leave of absence from that
post and will head the educational
projects script and editorial
divisions. He succeeds Leo Rosen
Grams, who has entered private
business.
Some 240 Federal Deposit InSur
ance Corporation workers, sta
toned on the upper floors Of the
National Press Building, have
registered anxiety that the Lucky
Baseball Ring" camera man won't
The Washington times., 1937-03-12
PLANS FOR COOPERATIVE CAFE
INTEREST FEDERAL CLERKS
By J. EARLE MosER

Plans for cooperative restaurant for Government employees
and their friends progressing with real seriousness de-
veloped today
Considered rather lightly by observers when the movement
first placed under way few weeks ago. the idea has taken
hold among Federal clerks and than few have indi
Gated their willingness invest in shares of stock
should the enterprise actually reach the launching stage
The Washington times., 1937-03-12
Model Boat, Plane Class

ALEXANDRIA, Va, March IL.
A class in model airplane and
boat building has been added to
the activities sponsored by the
Alexandria Boys Club, it was an
nounced today by w. Travis Will
son, managing director.
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Clerks Are Given
Chance for Free
Seats at Opener

reserved opening American League baseball game
here April Philadelphia Washington is the which
Lucky Rings" bringing to employees of the
Government service
Pictures Federal workers running each week day in The
Times-and find their faces surrounded with
will guests for the gala event. Each receives
reserved gandSand and each ticket carries
. rain check
Announcement guests made each day in this
those whom the ucky rings favor collect
their Moser Government coumnist
week day between 43O and $50 and early as
Saturdays. Watch the Lucky Ring around facet
The Washington times., 1937-03-12

HELEN CONRATH and Harold P. Brocksmith are two of
the several hundred Government employees who will the
opening Washington baseball game guests Of The Wash
ington Times Miss Conrath works in the Agricultural Ad
justment Administration Mr. Brocksmh in the National
Farm Loan Association Photo copyright The Washington
Times. All rights reserved
The Washington times., 1937-03-12
DIED

BOURNE. MRS. LTNNTE M.--Died At At.
lantic City. N. J., on March III 1887,
Thomas c. Bourne and daughter Of the
late Samuel Harrington Young and the
late Catherine Virginia Young.
1855 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, on
Saturday, March 13. at IL a. m.
Interment, Oak Hill Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1937-03-12
OFFICIAL PROGRAM
Motion Picture Theoter Owners
of District of Columbia
R.K.O KETTHS

HOLLYwooD's NEWEST sTAR-ANToN
wALBRoOK in THE SOLDIER AND
THE LADY" with Elizabeth Allan, Mar.
Fay Banter.
The Washington times., 1937-03-12
APOTTIO GA q Street Northwest

To-day: BRUCE CABOT in SINNER
TAKE ALL"
Tomorrow: Doors Open IL 30. Show Starts
P. M. RICHARD ARLEN in SECRET
VALLEY" and ANN SHIRLEY and HER
BERT MARSHALL in MAKE WAY FOR
T,AnYD
The Washington times., 1937-03-12

YORK Georgia Ave. . Quebec PL
Today: HERBERT MARSHALL in MAKE
WAY FOR A LADY"
Tomorrow: Doors Open IL 80 Show Starts
1 P. M. LARRY CRABBE and JOE COOK
in ARIZONA MAHONEY"
The Washington times., 1937-03-12
Warner Bros. ThsGters

Today: RAY MILLAND in BULLDOG
DRUMMoND ESCAPES" &
Tomorrow: GLADYS SWARTHoUT and
FRED MscMURRAY in CHAMPAGNE
WALTZ" Betty Boop. +
The Washington times., 1937-03-12

OE AVWV4N Phone: Cleveland $500
Matinee P. NJ.
To-day: MIRIAM HOPKINS in MEN ARE
NOT GODS"
Tomorrow: Doors Open 10 80. Show Starts
p M RAY MILLAND in BULLDOG
DRUMMoND ESCAPES" JUNGLE JIM
No. L. Keaton Comedy.
The Washington times., 1937-03-12

SEATE BETHESDA, MD.
Jean Arthur in MORE THAN
A SECRETARY" Ricardo Cortez
in THE BLACK CAT"
The Washington times., 1937-03-12

TIVOLE 14tb and Park Rd. N. W.
Matinee 2 P. NJ.
Today: KAY FRANCIS in STOLEN
HOLIDAY" March of Time.
Tomorrow: Doors Open IL 80, Show Starts
P. M. PAT OBRIEN-HUMPHREY
BoGART in THE GREAT o'MALLEY."
JUNGLE i'm No L
The Washington times., 1937-03-12

Efficiency ratings received a
keel hauling the other day as the
United Civil Service Employees
convened. It was pointed out that
The Washington times., 1937-03-12

LINCOLN 1918 Q Street N. ".
Gary Cooper and Jean Arthur in
1.-THE PLAINSMAN."
The Washington times., 1937-03-12
AWAIT mn Connecticut Ave. and
AV AAV1N Mckinley st, n. W.

Today: PRESTON FOSTER in PLOUGH
AND THE STARS"
Tomorrow: Doors Open 12 30, Show Starts
1P. NJ. CHARLIE RUGGLES in MIND
YOUR OWN BUSINESS"
The Washington times., 1937-03-12

TnT nNV Georgia Avenue and
UUANp1N Farragut st. N. w.
Today: CHARLIE RUGGLES in MIND
YOUR OWN BUSINESS"
Tomorrow: Doors Open IL 80, Show Starts
1 p. M. SPANKY MCFARLAND in
GENERAL SPANKY." Edgar Kennedy
Comedy Retty Boon
The Washington times., 1937-03-12
METROPOLITAN

r ot Tenth street
Third Week Downtown
ERROL FLYNN and ANITA LOUISE
in GREEN LIGHT"
Under Southern Stars"
The Washington times., 1937-03-12

OElN RNAA 426 9th Street. n. W.
Today: SMART BLONDE"
Tomorrow: ANN DVoRAK in RACING
LADY" and THEY WANTED TO
MARRYn CartoOn
The Washington times., 1937-03-12

MOTT 1907 ssth Street Northwest
Burgess Meredith and Margo in
''WINTERSET"
The Washington times., 1937-03-12

RAPHAEL 14Os 9th St. N. ".
Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey In
NMTMMY'S BOYS" Also-Warner Baxter
and June Lang in WHITE HUNTER"
The Washington times., 1937-03-12

Some 240 Federal Deposit InSur-
ance Corporation workers, sta
toned on the upper floors Of the
National Press Building, have
registered anxiety that the Lucky
Baseball Ring" camera man won't
La gaceta., 1937-02-20
LOS G sQLUNTARIOS CRU
IAN TODA PRISA La
ERONTEGA
Calc1lGse que han posado
1000 desde Ell mes de Julio

Perpignan, Francia, feb. 20.
Los voluntarios que anhelan
pelear por la causa de la Repd-
5lica Espanola pasan a coda
prisa la frontera, antes de que
sea cerrada por ell comite de nc
intervention.
Pelotones de gendarmeria y
guardia moyil marchan a sus
pcestos e impediran q. los vo-
luntarios pasen la frontera des
pues de la bora senalada.
Mas de 1000 hombres han 81
do puestos en- los Princes, GU
briendo todos los caminos, fe-
crocarriles y desfiladeros de las
montanas. En- todos los puntos
de transito Sc han colocado ba-
rferas.
Calcnlase que mas de 1900
voluntarios, de differences nacio
mes, han pasado la frontera des
de ell mes de julio, cuando CO.
memo la guerra.
La mayor parte de esos vo-
luntarios Sc agregaron a las bri
gadas internacionales del 60
bierno leal.
La gaceta., 1937-02-20
IAN VUELTO AL TRABAJO
127, 900

Detroit, feb. 20.-A la sema-
a de haber reanudado sus la
,ores la compania General Mo-
ors han vuelto al trabajo 127,
900 de sus obreros.
Cuando desaparezca la esca-
sez de material y Sc restablezca
por complete la normalidad,
tendran ocupaci6n en- las IA
bricas de esa poderosa EMPIRE
sa mas de 100000 trabajado-
res y empleados.
Las negociaciones entire los
delegados de los Obreros Uni
dos del Autom6vil Y los de la
Motors progresan de
satisfaetoeia.
La gaceta., 1937-02-20
FRANK ALFONSO

Tiene FRANK experienced, Co.
nocimiento, sentido de justicia
V sabe que la colonia latina
Merece la mayor consideration
Llevando a FRANK al Ayun
sus ~intereses estaran
oien defendidos.
Vote por 81.
Comitt de Amigos
de Frank Alfonso
La gaceta., 1937-02-20

naestras masas ba~borantes,
consequence directa del siste-
ma de OPPRESSION en- que vivie-
ron,-todos estos obstaculos
van siendo eliminados median-
te la Aacc:6n continuada del
Gobierno y del pueblo identi-
ficados en- un solo Mhelo.
Empleando una expression
feliz del escritor chileno Eduar
do Huber, puede afirmarse
~QIe, efectivamente, Mexico es-.
ia en- Marcia.
Sin embargo la autoeritica
rGolucionaria nos obliga a ca
|da instantS a convencernos de
a. los problemas estan en- pie y
que solo la continuidad en- Ell
Aesfuerzo, firmemente Isosteni-
da en- la serie. de jiras de OBJ
servaci6n y de acci6n que ell
Gobierno emprende periodical
mente a trayes de la Rep1bli
ca, puede asegurar la victoria
en- ell porvenir.
La Revolution ha atacado
estos problemas por ell flanco
econ6mico y por ell cultural.
Por ell economico, de acuerdo
con las demandas Immediate;
de los trabajadores, Y por e.
cultural, fomentando una CO.
rriente theological de acuerdo
con las demands inmediatas
de los trabajadores, y por e.
cultural, fomentando una co.
rriente theological de acuerdc
con las formas revolucionarias
del pensamiento.
ST diffcil es veneer la resis-
tencia natural de la clase po-
seedora de la riqueza, no 10 e.
menos preparar una nueva
mentalidad colectiva. La edu-
caci6n socialista tuvo en- prin-
cipio su mas grande o~posici6n
en- la falta de una preparation
tecnica suficiente de los mis-
mos maestros. La reforma en-
contfo impreparada a la enor.
nae mayoria de los mentores.
Los halo firmes, enthusiasts,
anhelantes, solidarizados con
la Revolution en- principe, pc
70 debiles en- teoria, de modo
que ell canine ha tenido que b
furcarse y, al par que los macs
tros Sc vienen preparando, Sc
va forjando una nueva concien
cia en- la ninez.
(C0ntiBuard.)
La gaceta., 1937-02-20
PASO DOS MESES ESCON-
DIDO EN- UNA TUMRA DE
MALAGA

Lisboa, Portugal, feb. TO-
Ell fabricante eSpanol Aware
Esteva declare a I'm periodista
de esta ciudad que pas6 dos mes
SEES en- una tumba del cemente-
rio de Malaga, haciendose pa
sar por muerto.
Esteva Sc escondi6 en- un
mausoleo de su familia y sali6
la semana pasada, cuando en-
traron los fascistas.
Dice que en- differences no
ches escuch6 gritos de augusta
de personals que eran ejecuta-
das.
Asegura que entr6 con Ell pc
10 negro Y ahora 10 tiene ente-
ramente blanco.
La gaceta., 1937-02-20

Tallahassee, feb. 20.-E 60
bernador Cone lie telegrafi6 hoy
ell sheriff Coleman ordenando-
lie ponga termino al juego pro-
hibido en- esa ciudad.
lie he dado instrucciones
dijo Ell gobernador, para que ha
ga una completa limpieza Y OBJ
tenga pruebas con las cuales
puedan ser castigados los de-
lincuentes".
La gaceta., 1937-02-20
Bale Matinee

Ofrecera manana bale ma-
tinee, en- su sala de Ybor, la
Secci6n de Recreo del Centre
Espanol.
Tocara la orquesta del pro-
fesor Frank Grasso, una de las
favoritas de nuestro publico.
Sc cumplira ell programa a
nunciado.
La Secci6n continua realizan
do gestiones para que venga q
Tampa, en- MARIO, la orquesta
de Carlos Molina.
La gaceta., 1937-02-20
LA AVIACION LEAL ATACO
UNA CARAVANA DE CA
MIONES QUE
TROPAS A LEGANES
Tuuieron los facciosos qite aban
donar Ia Cuesta de las Perdioes

donar Ia Cuesta de las Perdioes
Madrid, Feb. 20.-Las tro-
as de la Rep1blica atacaron las
lfneas insurgentes en- ell nor
oeste de la ciudad en- un esfuer
20 para distraer la preston fac
ciosa de las defensas del sur
este.
Columns de milicianos alta
caron en- csc lugar y Sc apode-
raron de las alturas de Arava-
ca, a pocas millas de Madrid.
destruyendo una concentration
de facciosos en- la carretera de
la Corufa,
La batalla que produjo la
victoria leal en- Arayaca dur6
mas de cuatro horas, teniendo
los insurgentes que abandonar
la cuesta de las Perdices Y o :
tras alturas.
FL gobierno Sc propone cap
turar ahora, sin dificultades
mayores, ell ferrocarril que sa-
lie desde Aravaca.
La aviaci6n leaI atac6 a una
caravana de camiones que
transportaba tropas a Lega-
mes, al sur de Madrid, y la des
hizo, produciendoie muchas
bajas.
Parece aumentar por momen-
tos la efectividad de la aviaci6n
republican,.
La gaceta., 1937-02-20

La 1erbena
Sc presenta lluvioso q dia
de mas importancia para "a Yer
bena del Tabaco.
81 ell tempo aclara algo, mi
les de personas Sc congregaran
en- el terreno de Plant.
FL espectaculo que Sc ofrece
frente a la glorieta vale mas de
so centavos y por sentarse solo
Sc cobra rs.
Sc van a tomar medidas para
facilitar ell transito por Ell te-
reno.
iLastima que "a lluvia haya
intervenido en- ell momento ino-
portuno!
Todas las sociedades habfan
preparado sus pabSlones, con
cuidado especial, para la no:he
de hoy.
La gaceta., 1937-02-20
Lo que silgniifiica n gobiem6sd de frente popular
PenetrR cion jmperialista en- sus aspecto
pacifico v armada

PrJ jose Muaozc Cote Jss del ePaa.meMo !. Bella. 4 Yy5lI{gmsss 10 81 e
- " @lhadO, Robert Tay@ e
La gaceta., 1937-02-20
Las Carrozas

Las Carrozas
Felicitamos a las sociedades
Centre Espanol y Centre Astu-
riano por los premios que aver
les fueron concedidos.
iMuy lindas las muchachas
que iban en- las carrozas de los
dos centres, 10 mismo que en-
las del Cfrculo Cubano, Unione
Italiana, Caballeros Leales y
Caballeros de la Luz.
DISTINCTION merecida la que Sc
! oncedi6 al Institute o Acade-
mia Militar de Florida, por su
banda.
La gaceta., 1937-02-20
N0TN MEME

la piedra alar
de una Iglsgia
Mahana sera puesta la pie
dra angular de la nueva iglesia
de Ybor, en- una brillante ce-
remonia.
Tomaran parte en- ell acto
un delegado del obispo y como
cidos oradores sagrados.
Apreciamos la invitaci5u
que Sc nos ha mandado para
ell acto.
La gaceta., 1937-02-20

Refiriendonos concretamen.
tie al panorama social de Me.
xico, cabe recordar Ell @ntere.
sante y bisn documentado Ii
bro de Vicente Lomb6rdo To
ledano, La Historic DEF Mo.
vimiento SindicaA en- Mexico
donde siguiendn ula interpre-
taci6n materia'ista dee los fen6,
me-,cs palsticos, sanala en- el
2gieen de nus stnas .onvulsicnea
IA pugna Sonstap entire dos
fuargc7 iTpcria'istas: Ell CAPT
al ing'ss y Ell capital norteame,
~icano.
Cabe recordar tambien que
frente a eetos peligres la Revd(
luci6n Mexicana sefal6 desde
luego una trayectoria naciona-
hsta lpero de un nacionalismO
progresista y revolucionario.
Alguna vez, ante ell espec-
taculo que ofrece ell Gobierno
del Oral. Lazaro Cardenas, ge-
n~uinamente revolucionario, sos
tuve la tests de que en- Mexico
no hacia falta la creaci6n de I'm
Frente Popular, independents,
teniendo en- cuenta que ell Co.
bierno representaba va en- ST ell
origen, la frerza la finalidad de
un autentico Frente Popular.
Conversando despues con ell
Professor Marchand, escuch9 de
sus labios esta afirmaci6n: Ell
Gobierno Mexicano, con ell Sr,
Grail. Cardenas, es un Gobierno
de Frente Popular"
Este caracter 10 fue adqui-
riendo desde la epoca en- que,
siendo candidate ell Oral. Laza-
70 Cardenas, visit6 hasta los
mas apartados lugares de IA Re-
piblica. Su programa, desde
entonces, invoJucraba todas es-
tas afirmaciones: Hacia I'm ma
cionalism0 revolucionario; ha-
ella la unificaci6n total de los
trabajadores del campo v del
taller, con La. preocupaci6n cons
tante de cimentar esta platafor-
ma en- una serie progresiva de
conquistas de caracter revoIu-
cionario para los obreros, los
campesinos, los comerciantes
EN- pequeno, los PROFESSIONALS
tas, los j6venes estudiantes, las
mujeres, etc.
va en- ell poder, ell Gobierno
del Oral. Cardenas ofrece es-
te panorama trascendentaI:
Obferos, campesinos, Ejercito
Nacional, maestros, todas, las
grandes fuerzas s~ociales, concu-
rren a una obra constante de
edificaci6n nacional. Ell Co
bierno va d~irectamente a los
problemas, a aclarar la ENTIRE
ga de la terra a los campesi-
nos, fomentando simultanea-
nente Ell credito ejidal y una
adecuada direction tecnica pa
na la production; multiplied
las escuelas al par que empren
lie obras de irrigation Y abre
nuevas carreteras Y caminos.
Todo este 10 va realizando ms
dante lin gran esfuerzo colec
two, obra de I'm Gobierno de
Frente Popular. Las resisten-
cias ~naturales, la defensa de
los intereses lesionados que a.
bierta 0 sub terraneaments Sc
manifesto la impreparaci6n
l6gica del .mismo medic, las
condolences de miseria y de a.
en- que Sc encuentran
muchos pueblos que apenas
'ahora principian a ser vista
dos por los beneficios de la
REVOLUTION, la ignorancia de
H--
La gaceta., 1937-02-20
Bale de Alfonso

Bale de Alfonso
Aumenta la animation para
ell bale que daran ell dia 81, er
el Centre Asturiano, los mu.
chos amigos que en- esta ciudad
tiene ell famoso catcher Alfonso
Lopez.
Una orquesta muy apreciada
por los bailadores va a ser con.
tratada.s
va daremos otros detalles.
La gaceta., 1937-02-20
UN VAPOR
EN- KEY WEST

Key West, feb. 20.-Ha sid9
puesto a flote 4 vapor dear
ga Western Sward, quea ue-
YES encall6 en- Pulaski Sholas.
Ell vapor serabuesto en- ell di-
qge para yer sigha sufrido ave-
rias en- Ell casco.
En- case de que R1oenga ave-
rias peligrosas AntinAra via
lie a Baltimore.
La gaceta., 1937-02-20

ORDENA Ell
CONE LA PERSECUTION
DE LOS VICIOS EN- MIA
MI
La gaceta., 1937-02-20
Regres6 Montoto

Regres6 Montoto
Regres6 hoy de Miami ell Sr.
Alfredo Montoto, director de
los negocios del p1gil Gastana-
ga.
Tan buena impression cause
La gaceta., 1937-02-20

el yasco en- esa ciudad, que va lie
ofrecieron otra pelea. y
Damos la bienVenida al esti-
mado c0mpanero.
The Washington times., 1937-11-01
BIDS AND PROPOSALS

COMMISSIONERS, D. c.. Washington. oc-
tober 20. 1937-Sealed proposals will
be received at Room 50o District Build
ing until 200 p. m. November 0. 1887,
and then publicly opened. for the con-
struction Of certain new roof covering
modelling. on the west wing. Central
Building Of the Free Public Library. Ger
titled check for $40. payable to the Col
lector of Taxes D. c., to insure return
in good condition should accompany each
request for proposals, Specifications and
drawings. to the CHIEF CLERK. Engineer
Department, Room 427 District Building.
PROCUREMENT DIVISION, Public Build
ings Branch, Washington. D. c., Oct. 26,
1o37-Sealed bids in triplicate will be
publicly opened in this office at p. M,
Dor and materials and performing all work
required for installing elevators in Build
ings Nos. l 2 and 8, United States Ma
tional Institute of Health at Bethesda, Nd.
Specifications and drawings (if any, will
be supplied free to each contractor inter-
ested in submitting proposal The above
drawings and specifications MUST be re-
turned to this office, Specifications and
drawings lit any) will not be furnished
to contractors who have consistently failed
to submit proposals One set upon re-
quest. and when considered in the inter
ests of the Government, will be furnished
builders exchanges, chambers of COM
merce or other organizations who will
guarantee to make them available for any
sub-contractor or material firm interested
and to quantity surveyors. but this privi
lege will be withdrawn if the sets are not
returned after they have accomplished
their purpose. W. E. REYNOLDS, Assis-
tant Director of Procurement Public
Buildings Branch.
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RUGS MADE

Selected Quality-Prompt Delivery
MORRIS BRESSLER & CO., INC.
1855 4th St. N. E. Lin. 1860
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TOP PLAZA TEAM

laramie and Wasman football
team scored a smashing 13 to 0
victory over the Plaza Liquor
eleven yesterday on the Gonzaga
field. Walker and Willie Feary
scored the winning touchdoWnS.