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Evening star., 1937-09-04
Mr.. Spalding Sails.

The United States Vice Consul at
Stuttgart. Mr.. Francis L. Spalding, is
sailing today to return to his post
after a brief visit in this country. Mr..
Spalding spent short time with Mrs.
Spalding's parents, the Austrian Min
lister and Nine. Prochnik, at Rehoboth h
Beach, where they had a cottage.
While at Rehoboth he had word OF the
birth OF twins TO Mrs. Spalding, who
formerly was Miss Lorander Prochnik,
in Stuttgart.
Evening star., 1937-09-04

Mr. Manning's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Roger I. Manning, at Accokeek, Md.
Miss jeanette Luther OF Danville,
Va, has returned TO Fairfax. Va, to
resume her duties as assistant ele-
mentary supervisor.
Mr.. James H. Stone OF Williams
burg. Va, has arrived in Fairfax, Va,
to assume his duties as assistant SAN
itary inspector for Fairfax County.
Miss Carol Stacy, daughter OF Mrs.
Clair Stacy of Takoma Park. Md.
is visiting Mrs. NJ. Rae Shafer of
Chevy Chase. Nd. at her Summer
home near Valley Lee, Nd, for two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry P Dodge. with
their son, Mr. Harry Dodge Of Takoma
Park. Md. left this morning for At
lantic City, N. j., where they will
spend 10 days.
Evening star., 1937-09-04
Miss Harley Plans
Tea for Mrs. Mason
Miss June l. Yowell
Bride of Mr.. Carl Englinx.

Miss Margaret Jane Harley will be
hostess at tea tomorrow afternoon,
entertaining in the Georgetown home
Of her brother. Mr.. Joseph F. Harley,
81 in honor Of her house guest, Mrs.
Walter r. Mason Of Boston. Mrs.
Mason, who has been visiting Miss
Harley for fortnight, will leave Tues
day to return to her home, and will
be accompanied by Miss Harley. They
will make the trip by motor and Miss
Harley will be her guest until she re-
turns to her studies in q convent IN
Boston.
Miss Harley attended Holy Cross
Academy last year and has been with
her brother through the Summer.
She Is. daughter Of the late Mrs.
Lola Ann Moss Harley Of Virginia.
Evening star., 1937-09-04
Birth Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. Carlile Bolton Smith
announce the birth Of son, Garlic
Bolton Smith, ir.. yesterday Ut CO.
lumbia Hospital. Mrs. Bolton Smith
was formerly Mrs. Anne Boyle Patten.
widow Of Mr.. Julian Hardy Patten OF
New York. She Is the daughter Of
Mrs. Thomas Martin Boyle Of George
town and the late Mr.. Boyle, and has
. son, Julian Hardy Patten, I'd, by her
first marriage. Mr. Bolton-Smith is
An attorney with the Securities and
x1chAnGe Com4nisdoo.
Evening star., 1937-09-04
Official, Diplomatic News
Chinese Ambassador Leaving for New
York-Ickes at Bar Harbor.

ME Chinese Ambassador, Dr. Chengting Wang his
daughter Miss Yoeh Wang will today for York
City, The Ambassador will the Capital Tuesday
Miss Wang remaining until the end of the week.
The Secretary Of the Interior Harold L. Ickes who is
spending time in Maine
Thursday Harbor Pot and Kettle Club
Mrs Robert Worth Bingham wife Of the United
sador to the Court of St spending days New
York where she arrived this England Bingham
will later join the Ambassador Louisville Ky
Evening star., 1937-09-04
Rumanian Minister
Sails for Homeland

The Rumanian Minister. Mr.. Charles
Davila will sail today in the Bremen
for Rumania. where he will be for
about six weeks. Mr.. Davila has been
occupying a house at Newport
The attache Of the Legation. NJ
Laurence Bungardeanu. is spending
the Labor day week end at Rehoboth
Beach
Evening star., 1937-09-04
Engagement
Of I'm port
Announced
Miss Nancy Harrison
to Wed Mr.. O'Con-
nor.

r. AND MRS. WALTER
M JONES HARRISON an
wv nounce the engagement of
= their daughter, Nancy Bene-
dict to Mr.. Eugene Franklin O'Con-
nor, Sd, son OF Judge and Mrs. Eugene
Franklin O'Connor, jr.. Of Garden
City, Long Island. Miss Harrison was
graduated from the Holton Arms
School in 1884 and was presented to
society the following season with her
cousin, Miss Janet Harrison, at tea
at her parents residence in George
town. She also was presented at the
First Baltimore Cotllion the same
year. Later dance was given for
her by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fauntle-
roy Harrison at Selma, their place at
Leesburg. Va.
Mr.. O'Connor was graduated from
the Choate School in Wallingford,
Conn, and is member OF the class
OF 1887 at Princeton University. He
is member of the Colonial Club and
the Princeton Club of New York and
is now associated with the publishing
firm of Charles Scribners Sons. No
date has been set for the wedding.
Evening star., 1937-09-04
Residential
w ashington
SOcialNOtes
Former Diplo m al
Leases Residence
in Pelham.

TIME former United States Minis
ter to Costa Rica and Mrs Leo
r. Sack have given up their
apartment at IS East Eighty
sixth street in New York and hav.
leased the residence at 3O2 Monterey
avenue, in Pelham, N Y.
Mrs. Henry Drummond-Wolr re-
turned to Newport from New York,
where she accompanied Mr. Drum
mond Wolf and his brother, Capt.
Robin Drummond- Wolf, who sailed
yesterday for their home in England.
Mrs. Drummond- Wolff will remain at
the resort until late in the Autumn.
Mrs. Golden r. Donaldson has re-
turned to her apartment at the Ward
man Park Hotel after stay in Ogun-
quit, Me.
Miss Rosalyn Buchanan. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs j. Wesley Buchanan,
entertained at luncheon today IN
honor of Miss Marie Horning. who re-
Gently returned from Europe The
other guests included Miss Eleanor
Kane. Miss Betty Ragle. Miss France
Bowie, Miss Martha Shelton Miss
Courtney Prettyman, Miss Dorothy
Sfby, Miss Elaine Bush. Miss jeanne
Smith and Miss Kitty Waters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Butler and
family, who have been living al Ar
lington Hall in Virginia for the sum-
mer have taken a house in Foxall
for the Winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry w Finney have
returned TO their Georgetown home at
1922 TWenty-nlnth street from mo-
tor trip through Massachusetts and
Vermont.
Miss Eliza beth Toune has returned
from Block Island, R l.. where she
visited for three weeks with her uncle
and aunt, Dr. and Mrs. Elmer S. New
ton. at their Summer home. Shore
Acres. She also spent a few DAYS
motoring through Cape Cod and the
Berkshires
III. anu MIS-. 4NtN lDll VIII return
to their Woodley road home the latter
part OF the week
Miss ToVne and Miss Peggy Touns
spent last week end at Quantico. Va.
where they attended the Officers Club
dance Saturday evening.
Mr.. Arthur Clarendon Smith and
his son. Arthur Clarendon Smith. lr.,
will motor to >Brielle. N. j., 70 spend
the holiday with Mrs Smith.
Miss Violet H. Burgess. who has
been on trip TO Atlantic City n j:
Niagara Falls, N. Y; North Bay and
Callander, Ontario, Canada, where
she visited the home of DR.. Allan
Dafoe, who personally conducted her
TO see the Dionne quintuplets, has ar
rived in Saginaw, Mich, after a boat
trip on the Great Lakes, where she
will visit relatives until her return
to Washington the middle OF Septem-
Der.
Mrs. Julian D. Pavne of New Or
leans, La, is stopping at the Dodge
for brief time, and is accompanied
by Mrs. William F. Jennings of Alex
andrla, Va.
Evening star., 1937-09-04

Embassy, Rear Admiral Robert Witt
hoeft-Emden. is sailing today for a
vacation in Germany He will return
the end Of next month.
Maj. and Mrs. Bernard H. BAYLOR
and their son William of Richmond
are visiting Mrs. Baylor's brother-in-
law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. w. c.
Butler at 39l7 Kansas avenue. They
will all motor to Annapolis tomorrow
for the day.
Maj. E. NJ. Morris. U. S. A.. of
Barksdale Field, La. is at the Mar
tiniolp
Evening star., 1937-09-04
"Quads" Start Desolate.

Life began desolately for the quad
ruplets, all girls, born to . peasant
woman living in the lonely Soviet
island of saghallen, Oh the east coast
Of Siberia. There Is no daily milk
available on the island. 50 the Soviet
CommissariAt for Health In Moscow
ordered milk and nourishins foods
r,,ahsd to the mother and children.
Evening star., 1937-09-04

The Secretary to the Brazilian AM
bassador. Senior Charles de Pre-
leigh, left yesterday by motor for
California. going through the Yellow
stone Park He will be absent until
early in October.
The Second Secretary Of the Mex
ican Embassy, Senor DR.. Don Man
uel Gonzalez y Gonzalez. has gone to
Atlantic City for the week end and
holiday. and will return the middle OF
the week.
The Naval Attache OF the German
Evening star., 1937-09-04
Mrs. Stogsdall
And Mai. Finley Wed

Mrs. Josephine Powers StogsdAll Of
Denver. Colo. and Mai. James Rand
lett Finley. U. 8. A., OF Washington.
now senior instructor OF the Organized
Reserves at Norfolk. Va. were married
Wednesday at 8 o'clock at the Post
Chapel. Fort Myer. Va. Chaplain Ora
J. Cohee, U. S. A., performed the cere-
mony which was witnessed by relatives
and close friends of the bride and
bridegroom. After q months motor
trip in the North Mai and Mrs. Finley
will return to Norfolk.
Evening star., 1937-09-04
Record of Social Activities Capital Nearby Territory
Weddings Hold Interest
OF Washington Residents
During the Late Summer
Miss Eleanor Katharine Roosevelt Bride of
Mr. Reverdy Johnson Wadsworth
at Skaneateles, N. Y.

TINE social spotlight today centered the wedding
in Skaneaees N Y Of Miss Eleanor Katharine Roosevelt
daughter OF Mrs Henry Latrobe Roosevelt Roosevelt
Skaneaees to Mr. Reverdy Johnson Wadsworh Chicago
OF Representative and Mrs James Wocott Wadworth Hart
ford House. N. Y Washington. wedding which
united two families widely known both social and political
circles Washington State place St
James Episcopal Church.
brides father Col Henry L. Roosevelt a
cousin of President Franklin Deano Roosevelt
Assistant Secretary of the United States Navy She made
debut in Washington three after being
the Ethel Walker School, Smsbury Conn., and In Paris France
The bride who given marriage by her
Roosevelt OF ivory
peating outlined the neck square back
the bodice
ue with the pleaed bands of satin wide
the of the skirt
Evening star., 1937-09-04
BIRTHS REPORTED

Ralph w. and Mary 8. Fondersmith' girl
and boy twins.
Preston and Helen Haynes. girl.
william D. and Madeline A: Johnston, boy.
Fred B and Katherine r. Urich. girl.
Cecil F. and Marsuerite w. Walker, boy.
Jeter L. and Mary NJ. Reany. boy
Albert K and Martha B. Showalter. boy.
Enoch W. and Jean E. Barnes. boy.
George G. and Lorraine M. Connolly, boy.
Charles L. and Gladys L. Jones. girl.
Jesse J. and Hilda Ramsey, girl.
Sidney L. and Mary L. Thornburs. girl.
Robert H. and Vera Cresswell girl
joseph 5. and Sarah H. Johnson, boy
William and GLADYS v. Duvall. boy.
Fredrick B. and Ethel NJ. Reynolds. girl.
Hubert T. and Alice M. Bisselle. boy.
Harris P. and Ruby l.. Baskin. boy.
Charles and Madge Z. Whyenny. Girl.
Charles O. and Emma D. WeaninE, sirl.
Leslie P and Helen e. Burnett. boy.
BENJAMIN L. and Tona Abrams. boy
Sig NJ. and Francis L. Meyerhon. boy.
Charles s. and Pauline E. Dowrick, boy.
Levi M. and Freda A. Tigner. girl.
Carlo A. and Bernice c. Spigone. girl.
Calvin L. and Marian o. Barnes, girl
William A. and Kathleen Stuart Girl.
John F, and Daisy H. Winding boy.
Aubrey M: and Minnie = Settle. boy.
Evening star., 1937-09-04
Miss Sudduth Married TO
Mr.. George Steinbraker.

THE marriage Of Miss Jeannette A.
sudduth, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Granville sudduth, to
Mr. George Edward Steinbraker. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. Morris Steinbraker,
took place last evening at 8 o'clock in
the home OF the BRIDE parents. The
Rev James H. Miers OF the Fourth
Presbyterian Church offciated.
The house was decorated with
Autumn foliage. and preceding the
ceremony q harp recital was given.
The bride WAS given In marriage
BY her father and she wore a gown of
white lace, with q shoulder length
tulle veil. Her bouquet was OF white
roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Betty Sudduth, sister OF the
bride. was the maid of honor and wore
. gown Of aqua color georgette, with
flowers to match In her hair. She
Evening star., 1937-09-04
DEATHS REPORTED

william Hamberser s.. Naval Hospi,s
Elizabeth Young. IS .03 ST. NV
Lawrence Graebine. 66 Soldiers Home.
John S. Bennett So S"d Indiana ave
Nelson Hart d, Sibley Hospital
Mary V. Giles. so 9633 18th ST
Lillian Fay. AZ Providence Hospital
pital
James A Harley. SO "a Am 81 Ne
Evening star., 1937-09-04
Ambassador Host
Preceding Ball

The Belgian Ambassador and Coun-
tess van der straten-P Ponthox enter
tained 1T dinner last night preceding
the longshoreman's ball which Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Hoving gave at their bay
front estate, Port Of Missing Men, at
Southampton, Long Island.
Evening star., 1937-09-04
Billiards Stop Air Travel,

Blizzards are stopping air travel in
South Africa. where Winter now pre-
walls.
Evening star., 1937-09-04

carried an arm bouquet OF yellow roses
Mr.. William McAinsh. jr,. of Ia
koma Park, Md, was the best man.
A reception followed the ceremony
after which the couple left for q we'd
ding trip, the bride wearing black
wool dress with black accessories and
corsage of red roses Upon their re-
turn they will be at home at 422 But
ternut street. Mr.. Steinbraker is
member of Sigma Tau Lambda Fra
ternity and the bride is a member of
Lambda Chi National Sorority.
Miss June l. Yowell
Bride Of Mr.. Carl EnEiinx.
MISS JUNE L. YOWELL, daughter
of Mrs. Jeanette NJ Yowell, and
Mr.. Carl G. Engling. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl w. Engling. were married
yesterday at noon at the residence OF
the brides parents. The Rev. John E.
Fort OF the Anacostia Methodist
Episcopal Church oficiated and the
wedding music was given by Miss
Martha Shelton.
The bride was given in marriage by
her uncle and wore a gown of green
velvet made on princess lines. Her
hat and other accessories matched her
gown and she carried talisman roses,
gypsophila and lilies of the valley.
Miss Helen A. Yowell, sister of the
bride, was the maid Of honor and she
wore black velvet dress with a small
black velvet hat and other black ac-
cessories. She carried tallsman roses,
gypsophila and lilies of the valley.
Mr. Herbert Engling. brother of the
bridegroom. was the best man. A re-
ception followed the ceremony Later
the couple left for a motor trip in New
England. The brides going away cos
tune was mixed beige wool dress
with brown accessories. Mr. Engling
and his bride will be at home
temporarily upon their return at 1922
Hamlin street northeast. Mr. Engling
is member OF the Alpha Rho Chapter
of the Sigma Delta Kappa Fraternity.
Among the out-of-town guests at the
wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Fischer Of Baltimore
Evening star., 1937-09-04
STEAMSHIPS.

BERMUDA VIA FUnNEss. 500 up. round
trip. with private bath on Monarch Of
Bermuds and Queen Of Dermuda. Pre-
ouent sailinGs. Ask your travel sSent.
Evening star., 1937-09-04

Mrs. Julian D. Pavne Of New Or
leans, La, is stopping at the Dodge
for a brief time. and is accompanied
by Mrs. William F. Jennings of Alex
andrla, Va
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24

A cobbler in Hollywood Tor p e,o0
past six years, Nicholas
gomoletz, ex-czarist gen GEN. if
IN Siberia, faces deportation he e
6. charges are proved true that a1,tioI as
committed wholesale and
attacked American troops s.ohber
was a common murderer r. 1.o rUU
and plunderer". But IL the
ietz were deported to olOv a,o-so
Soviet might execute n
u. S. is stumpeo. p,e,.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24

Mrs. Bernice Mannix (above) wife
Of Edward J. Mannix, general man
ager Of the Metro Goldwyn-M Mayer
film corporation, is pictured above.
She was instantly killed when the
auto in which she was riding. over.
turned near Palm Springs, Cal. Al
Wertheimer, night club proprietor
with whom she was riding, was ser1-
ously injured
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24

mat Oscar Kay A. received Miss
oise Tor alleged Islander only Of punishment
lo ue Ahur Cnarbonnet melted sentence Of SIS 80
DAYS woe Ray appeared court his attorney
craven, appeal
was released on bond Kay ago ured
Wills store p her brother knocked and
aiu en severely beaten by Miss Willis with homemade
thongs. -CentrGl PTes1
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24

This picture taken shortly before japanese shell exploded at this
Settlement of Shanghai and snufed
out the lives William sighting the gum and James Mellon
Both British soldiers After their
British ouposts fire
Japanese arpanes the British lines around
o1 - Central Press)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24
-

Next to Mayor Fiorello H. La
Guardia, Henry H. Curran, above,
now Is the most important man
IN New York City. Curran has
been appointed deputy mayor, I'M
der the new city charter, by La
Guardia. The duties of the Office
nave not yet been fixed but they
are largely administrative. = The
mayor, however, may delegate full
powers to the deputy mayor. Cur
ran. a Republican, is ex-president
OF the Borough of Manhattan.
-Centr1l Press
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24

Godfrey Dennis recent book,
CORONATION Commentary, re-
garding the Duke of Windsor, has
been an expensive piece of litera-
ture for him. The duke filed
libel suit. Now the duke has
gained a handsome sum" in set
tlement of this action against the
writer and the publisher of the
book. And Lord Chief Justice
Hewart, at the hearing in Lon
don,, gave Dennis g. biistering
tongue-lashing in lieu of what the
Judge limited should have been
a horsewhipping.
Central Press
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24

Prof. Geo. Paget- Thomson (abovel {.
45-year-old British scientist who,
shares the 1897 Nobel prize. IN
physics with the American sclen-
fist, Clinton j. Davisson, is follow
ing in the footsteps of his father,
Sir Joseph Thomson, who won the
Nobel prize for physics 81 years ago:
Central PreesI
=
Wife DreSerVerS I
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24

Radio broadcasts take up much o.
the time Of Capt. George e. T.
Eyston, British auto racer, since
he cracked all existing speed rec
ords on the Bonneville Salt Flats,
Utah. Captain Eyston drove his
bullet-like racer for a two-Way
average Of 311.42 miles an hour,
cracking Sir Malcolm Camppelrs
previous mark of 301.1292 miles
an hour.
Central Press
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24

The annual national corn-husking
championship has been held and
4 victor declared. Frank WASH
hurn, octogenarian, of Coiona
township, Illinois, near Moline,
was not contesting. But his frienoS
nominate him for honorary cham
pion. Washburn has husked an
average of 25 acres of corn every
year since 1867.
-Cemtra' Press
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24

15-year-olo
high school reveals she married Warren Stanley H. son
Chicago killed himself in despera-
Stanley shot himself IN the
his stolen the chase with police IN CHI
The girl Loretta falsely led young Stanley TO
believe mother Stanley student at
Missouri military academy rushing home in the stolen csr
visit girl. Central PreSs
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-24

Bertrand Smell and Bruce Barton
Minority Leader Bertrand H. Smell
Of New York, left, meets a fellow
New York representative, Bruce
Barton, advertising man recently
elected to congress in a campaign
in which he pledged to repeal
law a day" in Washington. Bar
ton, Republican, captured DEM
ocratic seat in the blue-stocking
district Of Manhattan.
Evening star., 1937-09-10
$4,000 BOND SET
FOR THEFT SUSPECT
Two Others Also Under Bail in
Robbery of High Ice
Cream Store.

Reginald j. Wheeler, II, colored, 600
block of Forty-ninth street northeast,
was held under bond totaling o,000
when arraigned before Police Court
Judge Robert E. Mattingly today on
two charges of holding up and rob-
bing employees of the High Ice Cream
store at 1910 H street northeast.
Two other colored youths, alleged to
have participated in the robberies,
were held under $500 bond each.
Police say Herbert J. Skinker, 21,
of the 100 block of Adams street, was
named by Wheeler as having aided the
latter's escape in the first hold-up,
August %, when Wheeler allegedly
took S35 from Miss Virginia Rhodes,
an employe, living at 465 1 street
southwest.
Miss Emma Hazelton of Seat Pleas
ant, Md, another employe, testified
Wheeler returned last Saturday
night, stating, Il am the same fellow
who was in last Saturday night I
have come back for the rest of the
$50 that 1 demanded before" In
this case Wheeler implicated Earl w.
Black, II, of the 100 block of Fifth
street. as having been his driver.
In the second hold-up, Detectives
E. E. Scott and c. E. Thornton were
passing the place in an automobile
when they saw man inside holding
up the store. They stopped and made
the capture.
Evening star., 1937-09-10
PAROLE PLEAS OF 80
TO BE HEARD TODAY

Members of the Parole Board met
today at the District Reformatory at
Lorton, Va, to consider applications
for the release of 80 prisoners who
are eligible for parole so far as time
served is concerned.
The board announced the following
would be heard: Evangeline c. Hill,
Charles Harrison, Duncan Wright.
Salvatore Tamorria, James A. Church.
man, Ira B. Moore, Talbert Lee Nc
Carthy. John Komlos, Arthur E. Nc
Bride, Joseph Francis Robertson,
James Allen, Leon Clark, Charles J.
Harris, Theodore Harrison, Wilson
Nolan, Wilbur Williams, William
Woody, James A. Lyles, Leonard w.
Shoemaker, Clarence M. Miller, John
Gill, John H. Strickland, Daniel
johnson, Gussivas Gaines, Joseph
Moore, Charles E. Smith, James He
bron. Amos Mungo, Lee Bryant and
Ira Ralph Gray,
Evening star., 1937-09-10
Man Is Fined S55
In Speeding Cases
Booked Same Day
Demands Jury Trial on
Charges OF Operating
Without License.

In one of the strangest cases ever
70 reach Traffic Court here Lyman
M Strong, 1922 Willard street, YES
terday was fined a total of s55 on
two speeding cases occurring on the
same day by Police Judge Edward
M. Curran. In addition. Strong de-
msnded jury trials on two cases of
operating without permit.
Strong was arrested Tuesday and
charged with one case of speeding
on Little Falls road and another on
Massachusetts avenue. Testimony
showed that Pvt. r. M Kirby of the
eighth precinct secured a pace" on
the defendant, but the latter outdis-
tanced the officer, and while speed
Ing away Pvt. w. N. Cook of the
same precinct got another pace"
and arrested Strong He was found
TO have no permit, police claim.
To make the case still more COM
phcated, police could not charge
strong with first and second ofenses
Tor arrests on the same day. A check
OF records, however, showed him to
nave been convicted of speeding on
July l3, making it possible to place
second offense charge against him
IN one case and first offense charge
IN the other. The fines were S35
and $50, respectively.
Evening star., 1937-09-10

runs again within three or four
months.
Being an extra has its drawbacks.
OF course, but company figures for
recent months show the man on the
extra list earns nearly as much as the
man on regular run. For instance,
in the week ending August %, the
average earnings of a regular man
was 1892. The extra men in that
week averaged $3299.
New Cars on Fourteenth.
Incidentally, the company plans to
operate all IS of the new one-man
streamliners on the Fourteenth street
line, beginning October 8, and except
for one two-man car. these new cars
will maintain the entire regular basic
service. In the rush hours, naturally,
two-man cars will have to be used to
supplement the service.
The company at first had intended
to make the Fourteenth street line
exclusively one-man car line as
far as basic service was concerned.
But in working out schedule it was
discovered one car with both motor
man and conductor would have to be
operated.
Now there's keen rivalry among
the trainmen for the distinction of
operating the only two-man car on the
Fourteenth street line But company
officials, who determine all such as
signments by seniority of service, have
decreed the job shall 90 to the veterans
who want 1t.