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Evening star., 1937-08-14
FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW
CON NTRACT HelOIllEGAL
Rv ne ASSoclatec Press

b' ne ASSoclstec Press
Los ANGEl ES. August l4-An at
TACK on the ConStItutlonaliLy of the
California law under which motion
picture juveniles obtain contracts with
the approval of the courts was threat
ened Iodav by attorneys for FREDDIE
Bartholomew.
lhe young actors euardlec and
aunt Miss MviIicent bs rthoiome~ is
seeking 30 oreak k his contract signed
with Metro Goodwin -Maver SnGioS
four veais ago, The studios are seek
ing 10 enloin Freddie from working
for snv other producer
We Will seek 10 prove tnaI the
contract is invalid because Freodi.
was brought 10 the United States in
violation OF The law" said Willa m
Nebleu, one Of the child actor $
attorneys
He said NJ 6 M mas spent $3.50 =
900 arranging to star The oov in the
picture kim and that snouid the
contract be broken The investment
would oP lost
Court was recessed unC,l Monoav.
Evening star., 1937-08-14
ROOSEVELT TAKES
WEEK. EMO CRUISE
Senator Minton Guest of Presi-
dent for Trip on Yacht
Potomac.

President Roosevelt is spending me
week emo on Cbesa peake BAY aboard
he preside Yacht Potomac
Leaving Annapolis at $50 O'Clock
last night, ina President was accom-
pa nied by Senator Minton. Democrat
OF Indiana: Mrs. Eleanor Townsend
Of New York. q, friend Of Miss Mar
euerite Leila nd. personal secretary 10
The President, Miss LELAND: The nava |
and military aides. Capt. Paul Bes-
EDO sno Col e. B watson ano D,
Rose r. Mc'nrr., povsicis O 10 ne
orAsloenl
President sno~Avelt OLE 0nAo o take
csr@ OF 40 sccunrlna non OF 'poys 400
was 81 me - m. 4ime GeepMg IN close
Ioltcn win his ONCE because OF the
Far East situation
He will return to the Capital to-
morrow afternoon.
Evening star., 1937-08-14
MATE IS NOT DEAD,
WOMAN BELIEVES
Mrs. Snyder Discredi's Note Fonnd
With His Hst-Repor1s Letter
Received From Him

Hehef mat her huSba Nd whose har.
bearing SinClde NOTE was found
0oatlng IN the SchuyIkIll River nv
PhIIaoelphla police Wednesday. =
alive and well was expressed rodav \,
Mrs. Viola SNYDER, ll2a Abbey placs
northeast.
Mrs. Snvner rold police sne re-
celNed letter Yesterday from her bus
band, John Snyder, 70. phirh mad
been mailed in Philadelphia Thur7dav.
Her husba nd did not mention the loss
Of ms hat and apparertIv was in good
spirits when he wrote 10 her, Mrs,
SNYDER said
That Srorv apotu inc nat souncs
ike he work Of some pracrlcsl iossr.
81 I'd Mrs. SNYDER She sac her nus
band has been working rs : ~ lesna n
IN Philadelphia for the last three
months They have Wo children
The note, tucked IN the nat h4 No
said.
II was fun white It iaSIsd - ong
vi | love you and the srds-love N
all
The har was raced ~ sieanrr q,
mark stamped IN ~
Evening star., 1937-08-14
Girl With Rare Bone NnIndv
Breaks Legs, Arm 4 gain in Fall

Seven Vear-oid Effle Nav Poole was
In Georgetown Hospital toda, for the
broken in MINOR fl lis
The slrl. daughter Of Harvey
Poole of near herndon Va is VIC
TIM OF what DOCTORS call oSteo genesis
impertecls laUn for imperfect gen
Grafton of bones. The rare mala~'
makes The child'S bones 50 fragile
that slight pressure will fracture them
Effle May had not rega med The use
OF her legs after her las, injury when
she fell 10 the floor Yesterday from
low chair. Bo'h her legs and her
wrist were broken
Evening star., 1937-08-14

oers OF the family. Only few months
ago hospital attaches recalled, Effie
MAYS l>-mOnth -old brot her was
brought IN with fractured nip
suffered when Effie Nav accidentally
brushed him against q wall while
ca srrying him in her arms
Doctors know ilule about causes Of
the maladv. according 10 the Public
Health Service Some theorIze that
lack Df Snficient calcium. the bone
hardening element is 10 blame 1t is
almost incura BILE IN children. thoiic h
some do recover. Most of those cured
appear 10 outRroW he disease as they
ma uire II WAS said
Evening star., 1937-08-14
REORCAN|z|NC BILL
PASSED BY HOUSE
Second OF Four Measures
to Carry Out Presidents
Plan Voted.
RY WILL p. KENNEDY.

HoWhnR down 10 attempts A.
amendments. besides motion 10 re-
commit. The House late Yesterday
oassed The second OF four bills designed
TO carry ont The President s reorean-
cation program. The vote was 28S
10 IS.
This measure gives the President
BROAD authority during The next TWO
wears 70 Teeroup consolidate transfer
or abolish aeencIes and frInctlonS Of
executive and administrative agencies
oy executive orders. allowing Congress
so navs 10 which 10 pass veto ieeisla-
tIon
The DILL rs Identical with ne orovi-
SONS Of he economy act IN 1899
which grained Presi6enI hoover similar
powers, except hat me present legiS-
lation specifically exempLs cert ain
designated independent regulatory
sRencies-rhe Interstate Commerce.
Federal Trade. Federal Power, Securi-
hes and Exc ma nee, Federal Com mum
cations, Maritime. Federal Tariff and
B'tumipOus Goa Commissions, the Ma
tionsi Labor Relations Board he
Armv Engineer Corps, the Coasr Guard
and the Genera Accounting ONCE II
orInas all these agencies under strict
pudgelary control, however
l5 was emphasized by Chairma
Cochran of he House PeOygs n ia lon
Committee and Cha alrnsn Warren of
the subcommittee in charge of The
bill that similar Teores nlzaIion su-
tnoriry had several times previously
neen epscltd pv Congress 1hpv
a 20 ne @, Arnan act. 1918. ond. ne
Iee,'irron ,reanne ne Depa Il uAnrs
Ct Commerce ano I Iaonl IN 1902 anh
the VAters rs AnmInsn non IN 1880.
loo bill apptor.d ny the aouse yes
terday also creates a new Depart
ment of Public Welfare, headed by
cabinet officer.
There was massed Republican oppo-
sition. with The principal speeches
made by PepreSentatives Taber and
Clifford, members OF the Reorsanlzs.-
ton Committee; Representatives Jen-
kins, Ohio; Short, Missouri; Rich,
Pennsylvania; Boileau, Wisconsin,
Mchener. Michigan; Mott, Oregon
and Knutson, Minnesota.
Taper based his opposition princi-
pally against the proposed new de-
psrtment, but announced he was in
favor of the section giving reor9ani-
u zion authority 10 the President.
Representative Mapes, Republican.
OF Michigan urged support of the
bill declaring that as a member Of
a former Reorga nizatio Committee
he thought This was the only way 10
effect a much-needed reor2a nization
The principal speeches for the bill
were made by Representatives Coch-
Mead OF New York, all Democratic
members of the Reorganization Com
mitlee.
None Of the attempts Al changing the
bill was successful and it went through
in the exact form reported 10 the
House
As Senate leaders have declared that
the White House recommendar non is
that no reoraa nizstion bills shall bf
pa assed by tbe Senate. but the entire
reoraa MIA tion program considered in
the one comprehensive bill now under
hearings, it is not expected that the
bill passed by the House Yesterday will
be acted on in the Senate before sd-
journment.
Evening star., 1937-08-14
KENTUCKY PAPER SOLD

E8iMGrCN Hv. AueuSt "A y,
o.Tcnase o ,ne ! eA1n2Lon Herald
morning Democratic ne"srs ner, by
Jonn G. stoy oupJEher snd owner Of
Une Lexins ton Leader, evening R.pun-
lican newspaper, was announced today.
Both 1apers will continue their pub
fishing schedules except that they will
publish a combined Sunday morning
edition
The Id was bOu2hr from Lind
say Num- and his son Gilmore.
Evening star., 1937-08-14
MELLON BABY BORN

Second in Family This Month Is
Great-Gra nd niece Of Financier.
PITTSBURGH. August "A lP,.-The
Mellon family has second new baby
this month.
Friends disclosed today the birrh
Wednesday OF a girl 10 Mr and Mrs
Edward Purcell Mellon IL
The baby is the second child in the
family and a greaL-arsndniece Of
Andrew w Mellon, former Secretary
Of the Treasury
The other child born This month was
Karl Negley Mellon, son OF DR.. and
Mrs Matthew T. Mellon He arrived
{ueust S. DR.. Mellon is nephew of
,he flpsncier.
Evening star., 1937-08-14
CONDUCTOR NAMED

Nv lSNf'lE XIV. August IA ~,
benn G. Ryck. president of the ci,,c
ATS Association, announced last n,sbt
appointment Of Robert s. Whtnev
Chlca2o. as conductor Of the LnuisviNe
CIVIC Arts symphony Orchestra. af-
fective September
Whitney, member Of family of
professional musicians is WIDELY
known as pianist. composer and
conductor. He is the member Of the
whitney ensemble.
One of Whitnevs major works is
his symphony No. in E Minor -
eomposed in lo3a-s Al present
Whitney is supervisor Of FEDERAL mu
sic projects in Chicago.
Evening star., 1937-08-14
SHIP LEASE PLAN
MAY Be SHELVED
Hull Agrees to Hold Back
ProposaI-Opposition
Rising in Senate.
a~ ne associated Press

The administration good neigh
Dor proposal 70 lease our -of-dSfe war
ships to latln American republics has
met with reaction which some Sena-
TORS aid today might delay il inde6-
nitelv
On request Of Argentina $ Amoassa-
DOR Espil, Secretary of Stale HulI
agreed yesterday 10 hold back he
departments propoSaI 10 lea Se SIX out
nodNd deStroYers 10 Brazil
Opposition also was deveiopIng in
The Senate Foreign Reia lions Commit
Leo. where resolution authorizing
leases 10 the Lsun Americas is pend
ing
E'sp sa id ms converSa ION WIN he
10 he considered protest, and HUI
described The visit S. thoroughly
pelghoorlv and friendly"
Vigorous Objection.
previous report from Argentina
however. said vigorous formal oblec-
non was being drafted
This report SAID Foreign Minister
lamas charged ne United States had
violated several inLernationa pscis
and threatened 10 start a naval race"
among South American n countries.
oblecnons ca me principa lily from
he Argentine and German Nazi press.
French ano Chilean neuSpa pers sp-
proved
Yesterday The commitlAe would ne
called soon 10 consider The QUESTION
w. ~ss understood. however. mat Hun
Is'Nr INFORMED him OF ne suggestion
tpst cnnSide,s non % dei,ved
t""sn hoe"a-s ,o..
some op.elrArs ~ouoereo if ne
oeiay would ioreslsu scLicn o>fo'e
adjournment, leaving the proposals
future in doubt.
Senator Borah, Republican, of Idaho,
ranking minority member, said he.
as presently informed" opposed the
idea. Senator Chavez, Democrat. of
New Mexico called it "S,icidar and
tho height OF folly and Inconsistency"
ocIdtoE Cdppef, hepuDl1Cdn, OF Kansas
said he was doubtful about its wis
dom"
State Department officials said the
plan was an innovation, that the
United States. had never leased
vessel OF war TO another country
Hull told newspaper men there was
nothing mysterious" about the leas-
ing proposal and that it WAS not
tied up with anything whatever"
Evening star., 1937-08-14
HIGH COURT DOCKETs
EDITH MAXWELL CASE
Virginia Supreme Tri ihunal 20
Hear Appesl Among 10 Cases
on Seprenber 4 Term.
b. me Associated Press

b. ne AssocIs ted Press.
RICHMOND. Va. August -
Among the 19 ra.SeS On the Supreme
Court OF Appeals docket At Stanton
which opens September "a, is that
Of Edith Maxwell, twice ronvicted
Of the murder of her father. Trl2c
Maxwell, it was noted in rhe copy
Of the docket fled with the Richmond
clerk OF the court TODAY
Miss Maxwell at her first trial N
Wise County was sentenced n -
wears in the pAnite entlarv. This con-
viction and sentence were set aside
by the Supreme Court Of Appeals and
a new trial granted.
Al the second trial fhe 2rl VaS
convicted and sentenced 10 20 yea ~
in prison The defendant nou seeks
writ of error.
Evening star., 1937-08-14
CARDINAL HAYES RESTS

NEW YORK, August "A fH.-His
tndlspositIon described As definitely
passed. Patrick Cardinal Hayes rested
At ST. Vincent's Hospital last night
after lo0-mile ambulance trip from
nlS Summer home Al Monticello.
The cardinal was taken TO the hos
o''al Tor observation after An attack
~ indigestion. The trip, which ended
.'N"'' midnight Wednesday, was made
'lifooeh severe electrical storms.
WI arriving at the hospital. his
secretary, Msgr John J. Casey. said
tns 69-year-old prelate responded
o".h'S ~ treatment. His physicians
1s'o ne WOULD be able to return 10 the
country within a few davs
Evening star., 1937-08-14
Second in Lecture Series.

BETHESDA. Nd, August n 'Spe-
ctap The second OF The series of
special lectures AT the Bethesda Pap-
nst Church, 7oo2 Wisconsin avenue
will be held Sunday A. 3 pm The
subject will he MusSolini and the Ro-
psn Empire" Members of the Wash
ington Christian Youth Fellowship
will be in charge Of proers m at the
church al pm
Evening star., 1937-08-14
POLICE SEARCH TOWN
FOR MISSING FAMILY
M. snd Mrs. Norman Dupont and
Be- hv Relieved Traced 30
Florida. Mass

2. A>SoctaTec Press
FLORIDA. Mass August l4-Poiice
last nIghI searched his INV Berkshire
roWn for traces OF Nj and Mrs Nor
son. reported missing Al Peoria. M
Thursday py relatives they had been
visiting there
An unidentified mo,orlsI reported 10
police he hao picked lip family an
Sverrn2 fhelr description IN Svra c,ISe
n. = . and had let mem onl Of his car
here
A sister Of Mrs Dupont asked Peoria
pOhce 20 search Cor the family SAVING
they had iefr her Peoria nome Tuesday
and failed 10 return.
Evening star., 1937-08-14

She eyed him IN one. a small o,re,
but nrre oil the same.
oh" she cocoa. 'Yon must
knoW lots OF policemen ! didn't
kno'O they erer sold those things
to ony ONE
He cienred M tbe matter bu
waiting thot station mooon is
something used to hoM guests to
your country estate. and os po,Der
jo' me Spring pio,Oino, if you ore
'"9'nsa-Long Island type Of
farmer.
Evening star., 1937-08-14
TRUCK DRIVER WINS
KANSAS DRUNKEN CASE
frrv Finds He Wa Not Into1,-
esteo--Reer Figured
20 Appeal
G. ne .oc'5 20 pas

G. ne =. oc'- 50 o-a-s
WICHITA, Mans Aue1lsr - m'l-
han A1fnerl Nl,ct dri'a ar a,no ntle,-
nallr ccnleno%n ne rollc nol cA ron
"'cle6. II otunaen dr1lLus pecsuss
Kansas 50 beer legally is hot i'll
tox,cating. won acQlitral here yes
terday.
But Police Judge E Edward MURRAY
Instructed the six Jurors to consider
onlv whether Teifheir was Intoxicated
when his tra nSporr truck We.s involved
IN :, highway accident.
In his first trial, Leifheit testified
ne had drunk only 80 beer, which was
declared Misunderstanding by the last
Legislature.
Evening star., 1937-08-14
POLICEMEN ADDED

The siy-man Mount Vernon Boule-
ward police force A detail OF the L
s. Park Police, has been increased 10
.,sot nnanos's
Casj'1 = Ds,on 81 al seem
.sp' Z st,.'G nc..res9'. inG ,ornlci r
ot !ieyrimoh. n. C, and .onin,n y
s'r"n cf :sn. Cnrn. "a. pave sssn
aanoln'eo . SIC. IN eonuoliing zoe
lu1l OF u1dic On me s., ,0O0, 900 A.s.4-
way, c. Marshall finnan, superin-
tendent of NationaL Capital Parks,
said tndAg.
Evening star., 1937-08-14
SAVINGS UNITS RETURN
Sl5.O55.OOO DIVIDENDS

Federal Loan Association Ra,e
for SIN onth Period Avar.
eyes 81 Per Cent.
DrvIdends of more man sl5 055 n00
have been paId for me FIST nsF Cf
1887 10 savers and investors ny PED
Aral SAVINGS eno loan aSsocla f'ons,
according % preliminary IeOorr
issued 1Oday by Inc Fedora Home
Loan Bank Board, which supervise
he SSocla rr0rS The rote a"era 2Hci
aooUL 81 oar renr ar0Ua,."
These NaLnings vent y 40 0hO II
sopS onoSe savings are IN ne r',-tCc"
NJ me EadsraIV sucar .l.e6 mrtL.a'
nrCL snQ nome finance assncla 1c.r
Ioca.sd In practically all oL&Ies o. me
Union. The Federal Government, &C
an investor in many Of these irs-.t--
tions, shared in the dividend d:zLrlbL-
tion.
Nearly II 900 new 50 vines accounL3
were opened IN The institutions ~
June.
Evening star., 1937-08-14
r..~n,~el - second w.. ,

's-n.c,s fn3 annual rern-!s, SOON
,c''e ~ m: -. .'au>as Co noIc
Nth uera all nss!n pe asI"no.
..sH ton4ent. " i eAoecLsc LiA-
Lansdale G. Sssscer, President OF
the MARYLAND State Senate, will At
tend one night this week.
Evening star., 1937-08-14
NEW BOMBING CHARGES
Three More Accused in Repu plic
Steel Strike Blast.

WARREN. Ohio, August IA (P,-
Three more men were charged late
yesterday with possession of explosives
in connection with bombings during
the Republic Steel Corp strike here.
Eight had been charged previously
and four of them were sentenced to
penlIentiary terms after pleading
guilty
IhoSe charged Yesterday were
Joseph Bronx, 81. OF Rristolvinen near
Warren, snd George karpatheos. "a,
and Daniel Rucci, 27, both of War
ren. Aff1dav Wits charge them with
possessing dynamite in connection
with the explosion which damaged
two rails Of the Pennsvlvania tracks
near Niles. Ohio. June IS
Evening star., 1937-08-14
Chairman Is Named.

No. on"o { hscGen .nae oas~
soooin d Cnsirman o. lns ronnn'' II
ms sings ar-Ane?nan'- o. o. ,o.cIa
Tsin ~nl'n FHl Cs''V o.ns DeOn-
rr75 nt washing on ne jouL.n
na.lcnsi ron! enblon o. .ne ,cicc
Denao~4 @tic Cl1os ci AMe. ca AG ln-
dianapo2is, Ind, August 70 and 2l.
Miss Madden Is taking reservations at
~ Alesae4eash corta.
Evening star., 1937-08-14
Pastor Returns 10 Pnlpit.

w0ca0SlIlE. wd. .,,a,,s, :. ,sr.-
"'s i'.-~T"'. .Raln1 n .arri IT n.
900 S'os da.n"oiS' Eeis. ocsI Cn,,rn
~ ,nas oaen on 'sce I'm 20, "a oaps
Viii ' % ar nl.ipit .s,eoss morn
ms, 81 II sn sa'.ic.s "a. .y,li ,.cs.
"IiII hIs ilaA44y lor Two NseAs' Inn
the early part OF the week ana uvd>
Williams will occupy the pulpit Al.
gust a.
Evening star., 1937-08-14
OBSERVER MAY ARRIVE

A bill introduced in the Cuba
Senate authorizes appointment Of
commercial counsellor 10 Washington
TO observe and report on economic
matters snd 20 keep rhp Cuban gov
trnm.oE1n c.0.css l.s'e's rco sro
arIon o. oC,AinmrnI o"o- 'lmsnis &C.
CO. c,ue @ . r-ooft F''',Vsc o"e oc
ne Commerce Drp, u:nC
Ine rouo "uo 30 ~onuo I.coi
90 -'coon'c sHUvIiG 0, Lam
t-l0e. .Saa lul24siol.S Ia .A< Ln1.cd
States and On Newspaper and public
comments on relations betwee4 the
two eounsz4ss.
Evening star., 1937-08-14

The bear Waddles around and tosses
ont few good ma tured Slaps. poses
beautifully when it has scored a
"knockdown' and at times looks like
IL would Ike TO go TO sleep on the
ropes. This is we'll enough, but we
wonder II man really could knock
out bear with blow TO the Jaw,
IL not. why shouldn't Mr.. Whosis'
trained bear become champion of the
world, for it knows and respects the
Marquis of Queensbury rules (which
nave been altered through the ages to
become the Marquis of Bronx rules,
and If IL couldn't cold-c cock the best
OF our modern lighters, it could ca
him. Right now the bear fights under
wraps, as II were The mouth being
f7rmlV closed bv mllzzle Take awav
the muzzle and mavbe Won have
cham plon. Brown Bruin VS.. The Brown
Bomber 10 ROUNDS, Grlfith Stadium
We're all for it.
Another angle TO be considered
the bear probably would refuse to sign
with Mike Jacobs, being loval TO its
first and only trainer This would
break Mikes present monopoly on the
SluggIng game and might stir things
up bit. We wonder if Bill Brown
could tell whether or not a bear is in
tl1ten' condition to fight hea W.
weight cha amp. Guess you'd Judge bv
Looking over the mOlars and bicuSpids,
10 be sure they were sharp in case OF
A TIE
Hean, NE kne" Vou were going 10
S"V Lnst. A gorilla could lick en-
borh
Evening star., 1937-08-14

Locoi iod ,ros the ob1pct oj ppuch
odm,rnt'on from a naiue g,rl friend
the other day nnth he er-
planned. Told her thot he had DE-
c1ded to purchase a station Wagon,
Evening star., 1937-08-14

brown bear that puts on boxing gloves
and goes four rounds with a light
heavyweight fighter. 1t is extremely
apparent that the whole business as
it stands is done in the spirit Of good
clean fun. so upllft the peculiar
hearts Of people who hang around
NIGHT clubs
Evening star., 1937-08-14
Congress in Brief
' ,Cse y

rnos
ss.":i.:
FHnSIHsrs nor1on y 6arstr an
Gis G-f'rina sUnan % . e I"
sa.1cUl.uIk Comml..cs Soa.n.x
stsbilization hearings. ssssss
House:
Ia pesese.
Evening star., 1937-08-14
EVIDENCE.

con- honG from wov ont ~ me
'reH-Shorn West came 70 Wnsh,uo-
ton for his first rrs'1 loH meek and,
'nncc'IStomn6 to the pnldttni bHild-
'nos. the angry Policemen and the
onrIU Fan crop OF tGricobS. decided
ned be happier m motion picture
house. Nor much difference IN
hose me country Ouer. Some ore
large. some Sn0N Btno CroSbv
e'fh"f crOOnS OF uon or ne DOESN'T
The0ter this feHo,f happened to
pick teotnred Jesse CroWtord and
his t'no electrical oronns in the
Stooe sho7r. lust as the audience
nos settling dopru 10 mcrrei OF the
mem scientific rorder. roicp ,HaS
hnnrd 10 drnuk fonu about thrd
rO,r center. "Them ont no oro0nS.
cent be. Whpres me p,peS?H
Evening star., 1937-08-14
PET HATE


WOMAN We know is collecting the
faHnrrte recipes of the wives Of
RepreSe nj lives and Senators. Called
10 A certain Western Senator. wife
recentLv and asked for an interview
The ladv said she WAS sorry, but
she didn't think lhered be a con-
yenient time.
Ten ann" said ne scribe
II never get up before then
Eleven"
oh. Uell. Il Vou ike
+ wont rake long sa,d the
scribe. Just rrtte tslk apou'
food
r'ood'' nouted me Western ladv.
losrhe It ! mink II snould be
abolished !
Interview postponed, 90 scco4nt OF
ram
SUPER SUTTON.
'eCt- MlCALIV No ns 0e no oolecr,on
. peonIe rnn neue'. ha1 - ls
n0l' lucky nnmner Persona Nv
ike joIs Of lh4n wnlIont .oa suy-
thing Insult Lieut.. Conan. Leland r.
Lovevue, for example, who is friend Of
a friend. Comdr. Lovette shipped his
furniture from China on the 18th,
aboard destroyer 213 of the 18th
Squadron and it arrived Yesterday Al
his new house in Alexandria. All
IN fine shape. Friday the 18th. Ok
Things we get annoyed about is
the fact that never q Friday, the
18th, comes along but some such
sple ndid story crops up, and we have
10 write it. Usually with disastrous
results. Yesterday, for example, whip
ping this piece together, finger
slipped down between the typewrit-r
KEYS and became wedged Two others
got tangled up going 10 the rescue.
Took copy boy a screWdriver and
winch TO get us loose again. You
heard Us. We said a winch.
Evening star., 1937-08-14
Washington
Wayside
Tales
Random Observations
Of Interesting Events
and Things.
FIGHTER.

FIGHTER.
Y OTHING has perturbed us in
months so much As the
\ potentlalities suggested by the
lmnOriatinn 10 tnMn of q
Evening star., 1937-03-14
HELP MEN.
(Continued.)
/ NEED AN ASSISTANT

/ NCED AlN ASolo A1N
TO start training Immediately for execu-
tive sales position in the early Spring, earn
ina while in training about S175 per month
Married men preferred Must have car,
NOT CANVAssING. Only applicants able
to start Immediately need apply Address
Box 22l-J, Star office.
CAPABLE MAN, thoroughly
experienced in radio and
electric refrigeration. Must
know all phases of business,
buying and managing. This
is a new store opening with
no local connections. All re-
plies will be held absolutely
confidential. Address Box
337-J, Star Office.
THE HECHT CO. has two
openings for appliance sales
men; protected territories
and floor time; transporta-
ton furnished; a real oppor-
tunity for two live wires. Ap-
ply Mr.. Mosher, Monday, $50
to II am, Appliance Dept,
1St floor.
TYPIST, MUST BE SPEEDY,
ACCURATE AND NOT
AFRAID OF WORK. A VERY
GOOD OPPORTUNITY AS
SURED THE RIGHT PER
SON. PHIL BOBY'S CLOTH
ING CO., 725 7th ST. NV.