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Evening star., 1937-03-14
HEATH HELPS INDIANS
Hammers Three Hits, Blazes Way
to Win Over Pelicans.

NEW ORLEANS, March IS (PD.-
jeff Heath, 2l-year-old outfielder, i'm
pressed the Cleveland Indians today
when he knocked out a home run,
a double and a single in three times
at bat to lead the Indians to 10-to-8
victory over the New Orleans Pelicans.
Heath's home run came in the
seventh inning with the Indians one
run behind and with Julius Solters
on third base
Evening star., 1937-03-14
IOWA GYMNASTS LEAD.

IOWA CITY, Iowa, March 13 tP)-
Iowa won its first conference gym
nastic title here today by edging out
Minnesota, defending champion, 1851
to 10lo.75. in the Big Ten meet.
Illinois took third with l,0057S and
Chicago fourth with 969.
Evening star., 1937-03-14
sKELLYS BEAT 'SHEEHANS'.

TAMPA, Fla, March l3 (P.-With
President Powell Crosley, jr., on the
field, the Cincinnati Reds staged their
second intra- club training game today,
ths 'Ksllys" winning from ths "Shee-
hans" Is to l. IN 8 innings.
Evening star., 1937-03-14
HOYA BASKETERS
LOSE FINAL TILT
Finish in a Tie for Cellar
Berth After Beating
by Penn State.

~ ALLURE to hold a first-half lead
L not only cost Georgetown's bas-
ket ball team a victory in It's
4 final game of the season last
night at Tech High School, where 1t
bowed to Penn State, 1923, but also
sent the Hoyas sNddlng into a tie for
the cellar position of the Eastern In
tercollegiate Conference.
A see-saw second half, which found
first one team and then the other
ahead, was ended in the last few
minutes Of play when Reichenback,
the visitors star guard, san three
double -deckers from mid-f1oor 10 give
Penn State is winning margin.
Evening star., 1937-03-14
Beetham Healthy Enough.

CHARLIE BEETHAM, Ohio States
great speedster who left hos
pital bed today. cut loose with blaz-
Evening star., 1937-04-04

will deal first with the historical back
ground, origin and development of
the Office of the Attorney General,
the establishment and growth of the
department and the relation of the
department to the judicial branch Of
the Government.
The second phase will be devoted to
civil litigation, and the third to the
administration of criminal law. The
fourth phase will deal with the ad-
visory function of the department.,
covering opinions of the Attorney Gen.
eral and reports to the President and
Congress on legislation.
Carusi, q native Of Vermont, took
his LIB, LIN, and M. P. L. de-
grees from National University.
Benefit Play at Georgetown.
THE Mask and Bauble Club Of
Georgetown University will pre-
sent John Galsworthys "Loyalties" the
evening Of April IA in CASTOR Hall for
the benefit Of the Georgetown Hos
pital.
The Ladies Board of the hospital
is in charge Of the benefit program.
Proceeds from the evening will be de-
voted to the work of hospitalizing the
city's needy. Georgetown is one of
the nine hospitals in the city that
are making drives for funds to carry
on such work as a result of the lack
Of adequate revenues.
AL departments at Georgetown re-
open tomorrow after the Easter holi-
days and a number of other events are
scheduled In the different schools.
The r. O. r. G. unit is preparing to
march in the Army day parade on
Tuesday. The full battalion and band
will be represented The oePrsetown
Evening star., 1937-04-04
THIRD GREAT BOOM
FORECAST FOR U. S.
Unusual Demand and Money Sup.
ply Expected to Boost
Values Sharply.
Special Dispatch to Tho Star.

Special Dispatch to Tho Star.
NEW YORK, April 3.-With COM
bination Of unusual demand and
money supply likely soon to outrun
industrial production, which Is now
20 per cent above the 1923-1925 aver
age, a price rise into boom attitudes
seems inevitable, 1t Is stated by Law
renee Dennis, economist OF e. A.
Pierce l. Co., in a study being released
tomorrow to the firms 81 branch
Offices.
Pointing out that prior to 1914 no
one in America lived through three
major booms, Mr.. Dennis states that
the present recovery differs from the
1915-1920 boom in commodities and
the l92l-1929 boom in stocks IN that
both stocks and bonds are moving
upward together.
Sources of the exceptional demand
now operating are given as rearma-
ment, artificial and politically main
tanned wages and farm prices, and
colossal public expenditures for vel
fare, relief, public works and housing,
being financed by an unusual money
supply which exists by reason Of cur
rency management, abandonment of
the gold standard, political control Of
the banks and money markets and
the governmental will to borrow and
to spend excessive amounts.
Evening star., 1937-04-04
DOMESTIC WOOL TRADE
LESS ACTIVE IN WEEK
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, April (U. S. Department
Of Agricultural Domestic wools were
not as active this week as last. The
strengthening tendency in quotations,
stimulated by the buying movement Of
the previous two weeks. was inclined
to shut of anticipation Of future
requirements.
Covering for immediate needs was
confined largely to domestic wool OF
the finer grades and to moderate guam
titles of spot foreign woods of several
grades.
Fine Ohio delaine had little call at
4446 cents in the grease, and staple
combing y blood Ohio feeces were
quoted nominally at 47-48 in the
grease. Very little spot business was
transacted on medium grade Ohio
heeces, but small quantities were sold
for future delivery at 47-48 in the
grease for conbing IS blood and at
46-47 for "a blood.
Evening star., 1937-04-04
Reunion in Jail.

CHICAGO R.-"Glory BE-" ex-
claimed Tom Murray as he peered in
q Jail cell, If it amt Tough Pete"
1t seems that A years had elapsed
since Tough Pete" landed a hay
maker on the Central Police janitor
in a childhood encounter.
Murray evidently held no grudge,
for he obtained leniency for Pete on
m intoxication charge.
Evening star., 1937-04-04

Carusi, executive
assistant to the
Attorney G e n
eral, it was an
nounced yester-
day. The course,
which b e g in S
June IS, is open
to graduate STU
dents.
Intended as a
compre he nsive
study Of the or
ganization, func-
ton and mode Of
operation of the
Department Of
1i,efieo tho coi1rSa
Evening star., 1937-04-04
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
ASKS EQUIPMENT ISSUE
~ the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Co. has applied to the Interstate
Commerce Commission for permis-
sion to issue 50 1900, 900 of 254 per cent
equipment trust certificates.
Proceeds from the sale would be
used in financing the purchase Of new
rolling stock at IN estimated total cost
Of IS, 200. 900.
Evening star., 1937-04-04
ATHOLIC UNIVERSITY will
sponsor an Institute OF Dra-
matte Arts during the Sum-
war under direction OF

ATHOLIC UNIVERSITY WILL
sponsor an Institute OF Dra-
matte Arts during the Sum-
~ mer, under direction OF
the Blackfriars Guild, headed by
Rev. Urban Nagle, o. P, it was an
nounced today.
Under the motivation Of a desire
to present good but decent enter
tainment, the course in Dramatic Arts
will be supplemented by courses IN
drama, literature, voice, dictlon ana
psychology given in other departments
of the university's Summer school,
The plays will be produced on the
campus. Evenings from to O'Clock
will be reserved for seminars and
guest lecturers.
The Blackfriars Institute will show
movie for the entertainment OF the
entire student body once each week
when students of the institute will
have an opportunity to learn the tech
nique of showing sound movies.
The Shahan Debating Society will
meet St. Mary's College, California,
in McMahon Hall tomorrow at 8:l5
on the topic, Resolved, That Congress
should be empowered to legislate for
minimum wages and maximum work.
ing hours in industry
The Harlequin Dramatic Society
of the university will present Within
the Walls" Thursday and Friday
at 8:l5 pm. in the Music Building
Auditorium.
Debate Tourney at G. w.
TWELVE debates will take place at
L the George Washington Univer-
sity on Wednesday evening. as the
first round of the annual inter-
fraternity and intersorority debate
tournaments get under way. The
tournaments are an annual event
sponsored by the department OF public
speaking. Cups are conferred upon
the fraternity and the sorority VIC
torDu in the series OF. elimination
contests.
Through the tournaments teams
will debate the subject: Resolved,
That all electric utilities be Govern
ment owned and operated"
Last year Sigma Chi Fraternity
won the cup in the mems debates,
while Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
won the women's awards.
One of the most colorful student
social events of the year will be
the Panhellenic Prom, to be held at
the Willard Hotel Tuesday evening.
The Prom Committee is headed by
Geraldine Dillman, Zeta Tau Alpha.
Miss Dillman will lead the grand
march, which will include about so
couples comprising all delegates to
the Panhellenic Council and repre-
sentatives of each sorority.
A memorial meeting in honor Of
the late DR.. William Alanson White,
superintendent of st. Elizabeth S
Hospital and for 80 years professor
Of psychiatry. in the George Wash
ington University School Of Medicine,
will be held Tuesday evening by the
William Alanson White Psychiatric
Society. named in his honor. Mem
bers Of the faculty who were close
friends of DR.. White will tell Of his
life and work.
Evening star., 1937-04-04

College here at o'clock, while Fred
erick County seniors will be examined
at 10 o'clock in the Frederick High
School.
Winners may pursue either the one
year secretarial course or apply the
scholarship as tuition payment for
the first year OF the two-year busi-
ness administration course.
Evening star., 1937-04-04
Schools and Colleges

unit will head the r. o. T. c. Sec
ton of the parade which will include
Washington High School Cadet Corps
and other local units.
Arrangements are being made by
the Foreign Service students for their
annual prom the evening Of April 16
at the Wardman Park Hotel. All
classes in the Foreign Service School
are combining for the social event
and prominent diplomats will be In
vited as honor guests.
Georgetown will observe Founders
day this season April II with an aca-
demic ceremony in CASTOR Hall An
nouncement is to be made Of the pro-
gram in short while.
Hazard to Speak.
THE next lecture in the series on
Political Institutions in the United
States" for the diplomatic corps will
be delivered Tuesday at pm. at
Hurst Hall on the American University
campus, by DR.. Henry B. Hazard, as
sistant to the commissioner of Immi-
grafton on immigration and NaturaI-
zation."
The Graduate Student Council,
eWly-organized group at the Gradu-
ate School of American University,
has elected officers as follows: Ernst
Flotow, president; Glenn Tribeau,
vice president; Helen Nolan, secre-
tary-treasurer; committeeman: Grover
Hartman, education; John Blair, cul-
tural; Milton Abelson. financial, and
Robert Klinger. recreational. They
are to serve until October, 1887.
Outstanding event at the College Of
Liberal Arts this week, will be the
dance concert to be given Saturday
night at the gymnasium auditorium
on the campus by the Honor Dance
Group Of college girls, under direction
OF Miss Louise Morse, director of
physical education for women. In
the cast will be l9 girls in costume
Among the features will be a Col
legiate Suite to interpret modern
college life through terpsichore.
The Womens Guild of American
University will meet tomorrow morn
ing at II o'clock with Mrs. Leon Mar
shal at 7007 Rolling road, Chevy
Chase, when Mrs. D. o. Kinsman will
review the book Beyond Sing the
Woods"
Fl Gamma Mu honorary fraternity,
has elected officers: Ethel Whitlow,
president; Sidney Sachs, vice presi-
dent and DR.. Lowell Huelster, secre-
tary-treasurer.
Evening star., 1937-04-04
Delegates to Convention Chosen.

THE Wilson Teachers College Coun-
Gil has selected five seniors to rep
resent the school at the annual con-
vention of the Eastern Association Of
Teachers In New York, April 1918.
The students chosen are Lois Judge,
Ferne Duvall, James Taylor, Glenn
O'Neill and Preston Newton. This
group, all members of the College
Council, was selected because Of out
standing scholastic achievement and
participation in student activities.
Alice Scott, Glenn ONeill and Mon
roe Goldberg have been appointed
student co-chairmen for Wilson COL
lege day, April 90. At the last meet
ing of the senior class Mary Fletcher
was elected queen over the May day
festivities, to be held in the latter
part of May.
Evening star., 1937-04-04
PLAY 1t St. Johns.

Play 1T st. Johns.
THE ST. Johns College Dramatic
Society will give its first presen-
tation of r. c. Sherriff's Journeys
End Tuesday night in st. Paul's au-
ditorium at 8:l5 o'clock. There will
be a second performance Wednesday
at the same time and place.
Evening star., 1937-04-04
Robertson to Teack Law.

DEAN GRACE HAYS RILEY of
Washington College of Law today
announced the appointment of
Reynolds Robertson, author and
constitutional lawyer, to teach consti-
tutional law to the evening division
senior class.
Robertson has served as assistant
clerk of the United States Supreme
Court, law clerk to Chief Justice
Taft and Chief Justice Hughes, and
has been an associate attorney in
the trial Of many of the recent out
standing Supreme Court cases. He
Is the author of several books on
Practice and Procedure in the Su-
preme Court of the United States. :"
and co-author of the recent publi-
cation, Jurisdiction of the Supreme
Court Of the United States"
Glasses at the college will be re-
sumed tomorrow at 9 o'clock in the
day division and $40 o'clock in the
evening division
Alpha Rho Chapter. Sigma Delta
Kappa Legal Fraternity, announced
the subject selected for the freshman
essay contest, sponsored by this or
ganization, to be The American jury
System, Shall 1t Continue Un-
changed?" and it is open to all non
fraternity men students in the fresh
man class who have successfully COM
pleted one semester's work.
southeastern Annual Dance Fridav.
WITH August H. Moran, local at
torney and member Of the law
school faculty, presiding, the annual
banquet and dance of Southeastern
University will be held at the May
flower Hotel Friday night.
Members of the various classes will
make short addresses.
The committee in charge of ar
rangements is headed by Carroll
Hickman, chairman.
Exams for Strayer Scholarships.
HIGH SCHOOL seniors from Mont
gomery and Frederick Counties,
Nd. Will compete Saturday for two
$500 Strayer College scholarships to
be awarded the winners of general
scholastic tests from each of the two
counties.
Montgomery County students will
take the examination at the strayer
Evening star., 1937-04-04
Carusi to Teach New Course.

A NEW course in the administration
of Federal justice will be given
at National University Law School
during the Summer term by Ugo j. A.
Evening star., 1937-04-04
Waterfront DEVELOPMENT

ON Chesapeake Bay. only 81 miles from
Washington Want five ambitious men With
highest commission paid This should not
be confused with the usual ad which. ap-
pears daily. 1t provides unusual oppor.
tnnity 10 get In on the ground floor prior
"a ofacial opening. For interview eppl9
i71o X St NV. Mr.. Ackerman.
CONTINUED On Next Page.l
Evening star., 1937-04-04
ROOFING SALESMAN


Opportunity for good closer to take over
exclusive territory. The man selected
will enjoy the ADVANTAGES equivalent TO
business of his own without any invest
ment whatever and with the opportunitJ
Of earning or times the usual commits
sion. Please give full details. including
present employment; in confidence. Ad-
dress Box 1901. Star once.
LIFE INSURANCE SELLING FOR a com:
pany offering both INDUSTRIAL AMI
ORDINARY policies Is an OPPORTUNITY
worth considering IL you are not satisfied
with your present work and earnings.
we solicit agency applications from men
between 25 and 35 years OF age. prefer
ably married. with some sales experience
or serious desire to enter sales work,
Your past record must bear the light oi
Our contract provides for SALARY,
COMMISSIONS AND BONUSES. Earninsi
range from ST 500 to $4,000 year de.
pending upon ability and industry. In thii
Business you write your own pay check,
the limit being set only by your willing.
ness to pay the price of success.
The work is not easy but il Is interest
Ing and pays we'll for the effort expended,
Give full information about yourself. IN;
Guiding past employment. Your letter viii
be held in strict confidence.
NO APPLICATION WILL BE CONS1D.
ERED FROM PRESENT OR EX-AGENT OF
Any LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Ad-
dress Box roo. Star office.
Evening star., 1937-04-04
INVESTING COMPANIES

NEW, YORK April 3 LP,.-New York
Security Dealers Association:
Evening star., 1937-04-04

MEN. colored, to wash windows. We teach
you. Steady work. Must be of neat
appearance and not less than B It. 10 in.
Ref. required. Apply Monday L o'clock.
$50 9Th St NV
Evening star., 1937-04-04

SALESMAN-Exp selling intangibles; must
have car to call on prospects writing for
information New men average $50. eX-
phone District 342l
Evening star., 1937-04-04

SALESMAN, for Office furniture and steel
filing equipment; experience necessary:
possibilities unlimited. 92O 18th ST. NV.
Mr. Murdock
Evening star., 1937-04-04

THE ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA has
an opening for salesman to handle our
school business in this territory. Must
own car and be willing to spend one week
with manager of our school division. To
retain position one must earn minimum Of
S75 weekly. Apply SIS National Press
Evening star., 1937-04-04

OWING to expansion We can use 2 more
men over 21 with D. C. drivers permits,
good reputation. Salary S17, so per weea
plus bonus and commission. Possible earn
ines S35 week. This is not a selling prop
osition For detailed information see Mr.
Rrad 1OEA OOnd Z,
Evening star., 1937-04-04

| SALESMAN, young, aggressive. Wholesale
| fine paper house has opening for sales
man. Splendid opportunity for right man.
man may qualify Give full particulars
of experience with references. Address
| Box I5-K Star office
Evening star., 1937-04-04

New A. l. A approved encyclopedia with
attractive new features: virgin territory
Competent book salAsmen will find
harvest here Highest commissions. Give
details. past and present connections. Con-
hdential Foundation Press Richmond, Va
Evening star., 1937-04-04
ROOK Statesmen

TELI your friends Desirable part-timS
position for string instrument teacher
Established school. Address Box 1S2-k
Evening star., 1937-04-04

P INTER first-class: must be able to do
stripping and match colors. Sec Mr.. Green.
j Call Carl k1a a
Evening star., 1937-04-04

men to sell new specially under 500 Of
pioven STABILITY. Season lust starting.
Leads furnished from mailing list. Not
oil burners or furnaces; no house-to-houSe
canvassing. Full compensation, Pros
Evening star., 1937-04-04
HELP MEN.

ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN. must be
good on rendering: piece work or straight
salary. Address Box $3.50, Star once.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS for WE'LL
pair shop. 1880 basis. Apply mgr, 65O3
Evening star., 1937-04-04

SALESMEN for part-time work in all
departments especially shoes subject 20
call Apply TO 4 Monday. Sears, Roe
buck &; Co.. Gil Bladensburg rd ne.
Evening star., 1937-04-04

MEN. 2, under As, neat appearance; past
selling experience helpful; salary and
commission. Apply sol Colorado bldg,
Evening star., 1937-04-04

SALESMANAGER who really understands
direct selling for Washington territory.
Something entirely new $3.50 selling
price good proposition for exp. salesman
ayers. Our company so yrs estab. mtgr.
FaeleY- Ealpen. Office x l24 Phlla.- Pa.
Evening star., 1937-04-04

SALEsMEN--Contact business executives
news service: with over quarter million
clients; no price resistance: only two orders
daily pays S6S weekly. Mr.. Rohn. Frank
lin Park Hotel. before 10 am, Monday
Evening star., 1937-04-04

SALESMAN for Washington and adjacent
territory to call on commercial and retail
trade. For interview. address Box 1850.
Evening star., 1937-04-04

PATENT ATTORNEY wanted by estab-
lished concern to primarily prosecute pat
ent applications; must be hustler and
capable of efficiently and expeditiously
handling complicated cases; all communi-
cations absolutely confidential; write fully,
stating qualifications, experience and SAL
ary expected Address Box 224-Q, Star
office g.
Evening star., 1937-04-04

sary. Apply Monday to IL g m. Standard
AIT Conditioning Inc. "A division of
American Radiator Standard Sanitary
Corp 1922 H ST. NV.
Evening star., 1937-04-04

Statesmen, experienced on elec. refrigera-
tors. washers. radios ETC. draw against
commission Call between 10 and . Mon
day BaiIey's Stores l74l johnson ave.
NV hetWeen 1ttn and 9Th z and S SIS
Evening star., 1937-04-04

statesmen Csl: $50 guaranteed salary.
plus bonus and comm honestly paid for
lst Wks-' work: permanent for tho Sc
who qualify: drawing acct II needed. Ap-
ply mill m. 312 Evans Bldg, 1920
New YOrk ave q V
Evening star., 1937-04-04

proposition for right man; must be honest:
and willing to work hard. VIII give all
assistance necessary to help right man
make good Call or see G.. H. McDonough.
sales manager. M Lazo & Co. 2S0l Wilson
blvd. Arlington Va Walnut GSSO.
Evening star., 1937-07-08
SECTION 213 PUT
AHEAD BY HOUSE
Immediate Action on Celler Bill
Voted, 81 to 6-Would Set
$4,000 Family Limit.

BY vote of 81 to 6 the House today
adopted the rule for immediate con-
sideration of the Celler bill to amend
section 213 of the economy act. This
amendment would limit employment
of members of a family in the Gov
eminent service to a combined salary
Of $4,000.
A fight in the House against thu
committee amendment placing this
salary limitation is expected as soon
as quorum is established. An effort
will be made to get straight repeal
of section 2l3, commonly known as the
married persons clause
Representative Boileau, Progressive,
of Wisconsin, is leading the fight for
outright repeal and has the support
Of Representative Celler, who intro
duced the original bill, on which a
compromise was reached in the COM
mittee.
Three women members of the
House. Mrs. Rogers, Representative of
Massachusetts,; Mrs. O'Day, Demo-
crat. of New York, and Mrs. Hunni-
well, Democrat. of Oregon. are active
in the fight to remove any discrimina-
ton against women and against mar
riage as a qualification for employ
ment in the Government service.
The fight against the bill is being
lead by Chairman Cochran Of the
House Economy Committee, author Of
section 2l3. and Representative Tay-
lor, Republican, of Tennessee.
Evening star., 1937-07-08
GREENBELT ATTACK
BY BYRD ANSWERED
Mrs. Roosevelt Declares Project
Should Be Looked Upon
az E.Yneri ynsnf

Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt replied
today to Senator Byrd's criticism of
the amount Of money invested In the
Greenbelt housing project with the
answer that the project should be
looked on in the light of an expert
ment and that experiments are always
costly.
She fnds nothing to be ashamed
Of In the fact that the Government Is
spending money to ind . better means
Of living for its people, she said.
The Presidents wife predicted the
country would sooner or later view
taxation from . new angle and real
lie that as q nation we have certain
objectives for the Nation and that we
must pay taxes to achieve those OBJ
jectives."
She compared the Government ex-
periments in housing with similar ex-
periments conducted by private con-
tractors at Purdue University. and said
that 1t was found that the latter ex-
periments were more costly than the
Governments most recent ventures IN
the same field. This, she pointed out,
probably was due to the fact that the
Government has already profited BY
It's limited experience In housing.