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Evening star., 1937-07-28
HELP DOMEsTIc.

GENERAL HOUSEWORKER- cook expert
enced with small children; city references;
upstairs room: stas nights. Cleveland 1I41
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER- help with
cooking and baby; coiored: no Laundry,
references. s. Georgia 500.
GENERAL HOUSEWORkER. part-time.
after | pm; must be able to cook fur
nlSh references; neat appearing, S5 90
I'f'S lnsraham 81. NV.
GIRL. white. care for house and two chill
dren for employed couple, live in: S5 week
Phone Cleveland 1865
GIRL. colored, for cooking. general house
work: = in family: must stay nights, sub
urban; references. Shep. 1861.
GIRL. neat. for general housevork. expert
enced with children; good laundreSS SO
mo. room and board: downstairs room;
city references. l3j2 Sheridan St NV.
NV. Address Box 33.-J Star once
WOMAN coloved for general housework:
stay nights. 1871 Staples st ne
WOMAN. white. settled to cook. general
houSework; in apt; live in or home nights
ST week. Adams fol2.
WOMAN. experienced. relabl care OF :"
small children and home for employed
couple. 3l"l 9Th st. NV
WOMAN white middle-ased care for baby
and houSework; good ref. Arlington Ad
dress Box 3o4J, Star once. 2S'
YOUNG GIRL. white must be experienced
In general houSework stay nights, good
salary. Apply 400 Conn. ave, Apt. 60l.
Emerson 921l.
YOUNG GIRL, colored. wanted to assist
with light housework hours, to 4; 81
week. Apply l9@e l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-07-28
HELP MEN.

AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION
wants ) men to qualify as membership
representatives; applicants must have cars
be residents of Washington and be able to
furnish best OF references: sales experience
desired, but not necessary: applicants will
be trained. Apply between and 10 am.
and and 3 pm Thursday 1905 G ST. n. W.
AUTOMOBILE sALEsMEN-We need 4
llye-wire HE1 salesmen to sch Plymouth and
Washington: demonstrators, drawino ac-
basis IN town See Mr. Kay or Mr.. Kuper-
smidt. Coast-1n. Inc. 514 sth st. Sc
AUTO METAL WORKER. 1st class. Dave
Morris Auto Service. 1929 NJ st. NV.
BARBER. experienced. Apply at once,
521 Ga. ave. NV.
BOOKKEEPER for manufacturing concern;
salary 500 mo-; give details OF experience
and education. Address Box 1881. Star
ONCE.
COOK, white. must be thoroughly expert
enced, for lunch room: one who is able to
charge: no SUNDAYS Apply 624 st. NV.
COUNTERMAN one who Is able to take
care of steam table and short orders. Ap-
ply 624 E st. NV.
COUNTERMAN experienced. must be 81
years Of age and have good references.
Apply Icons DelicatesSen. l131 18th st.
NV.
ELECTRICAL WHOLESALE HOUSE desires
outside salesman for dealer trade: state
exp.ctedl Address Box zis-D. Star once.
stitution; must be over 80 and have sood
personality; good income and opportunity
Tor Advancement. Address Box 216-H.
Star once.
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LOST.
BANK BOOK-Lost Monday on Eleventh
street car: finder please return to H. Poin-
dexter. 1913 O st. NV. Potomac 5999-W.
CURRENCY ST. wrapped in handkerchief
with initial &C.: Tues. bet. and 10 m.
HANDBAG white. containing money,
compact key Sth and Pa. ave. or Kanns,
on July % Reward. 1923 Montague st.
NV. Geo. 4536.
LADY'S GRAY COAT: Sunday am in
telephone booth. Union Station: reward
Georgia Ol2S.
RUG. coneoleum. green and rust D. C. or
between Annapolis and WaShngton on
Central ave. route: reward. Finder call
Columbia 5000.
SUM OF MONEY on L St, near 7th: serious
loss; liberal reward Address Box 334-J
Star office. 3.
WRIST WATCH. lady'S green gold. initiated
l. H: on Leland St. Beth, Bethesda bus
or 18th and Penna. ave. car. reward. Wis
ConSin .l0ql
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

MAN AND WIFE, colored to cook serve
meals. clean house and do all yard work
for suburban home; must live on place in
auired Apply in writing. address Box
315-J Star once. 90
SOLICITOR tPHotO. SALESMAN wanted
BIDS l4th and n. 7. ave. thurs. 8 to
II am: ThurS.. ri. sat-. . - D.m.
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GIRL, co!ored. wants general housepork or
ihald refs. Phone Lincoln l7Su-W
GIRL, colored wants general work mar,
lime t or days work. Good ref. Decatur
Evening star., 1937-07-28
'Mutiny on Bounty Authors Busy

PAPEETE, Tahiti fP.-Charles B.
Nordhoff and James Norman Hall, au-
thors Of the Bounty" triloey. are 1T
work on 4 new book. Its subject has
not been announced.
Evening star., 1937-07-28
HELP WOMEN.
APPRENTICES for hairdressins shop. ca
District bl1o

AAPIPRENTICE for hairdressins shop. Call
BEAUTY OPERATOR: steady position
Carnell Beauty Shop. 3lll l4th st. NV
nookkEsPER <I;sPI to5 manutaetu[ns con,
experience and education. Address Box
lo4-J Star ONCE.
BookKEEPER. experienced: state refer
ence, age qualifications. Address Box
CIRCULATING LIBRARY desire. services
OF young lady for part-time position. Call
National 1894.
GIRL Cor soda fountain and sandwich
cqunteT experienced only. 1918 r. l..
Girl, colored, to help in kitchen. Apply
lJ43 9TH ST. NV. 90
GIRLS, IS to "5 for clerical work: knowl-
eose OF typlng preferred. experience not
N own Handwriting. STATING aae. educa-
tion and previous employer If ever en-
ployeo Address Box 1921. Star office,
LADIES--Christmas card triumph 1000
prom selling sensational II folder 81 aSSort-
ment Newest double foils, mother pearls.
Combination offer. Request samples. Blue
bird 43i Ftchburs. Mass
LADIES TAILOR. experienced: steady lob,
good salary. Apply 14o2 r, I. ave NV
LADIES-Christmas cards Extra money
selling smazlnE value y folder 81 assort-
ment mem, Samples on approval Gift wrap
InRs, lt.P Lincoln. Boston Mass
AlLbINER y soon, ssDsfieneed, sn ApDl, 11lIo.
sALEsLADY AND BoOKKEEPER. age 20
10 -; experienced. kennedys Radio.
i3l9 IAN st. NV.
SECRETARY, salary S3O-s35: permanent
position. interesting work: must be expert
enced enc ls!eiI stenoETspher aictaphone operator
Address BOX a44eJ' Star ON Once eoinoeHS'a' g.
TYPIsT- sT-sTENOGRAPHER must be rapid
ano accurate IN work; require references.
state oualfcatlons fully IN own handwrlt-
lns ManaRer, 4l4 st. ne.
MATTRESSES t2). Apply 12.3 Good Hope
I'd. Sc
WAITRESS. colored experienced; hours,
= pm. to ! am. lS4l L st. NV 3O'
WOMAN, white, not over 40, general house
OF adults. Address Box All. Star once
YOUNG LADY to assist in dental Office;
STATE age. experience and salary expected.
Address Box :tosJ. Star Office
YOUNG LADIES 90 under "a h. &. or
ance. to travel extensively with manager
and similar group for internationally
known concern liberal compensation, per
manent positions assured qualifiers Also
Tor Ioca! work: Apply to MI. Steele,
Carroll Arms Hotel 1st and c SITS. ne
YOUNG WOMEN. neat appearing. coored
on circulation work, students preferred.
Big Big commlsslon' permanent position as,
Branch II ST. Y. NJ. c. A. NV
SELL Americas finest Christmas cards;
e9Gcehent eArninss: full or part time. Room
MAGIC CHRISTMAS CARD IDEA.
Newest idea! Sender writes name
I beautiiai Christmas folders A'std With sftn Rm
e0ssU 90 INK In 5saii pti - 81 pTsi "o Also
Other assortments. Get samples Friend
| ship Studios, 20" Adams ElmIra. N. Y. =
Evening star., 1937-07-28
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL wants gen hv, refs.
10" willard 81, Nv Phone North 4515
COl.ORED GIRL. reliable, wants work ary
klnd: luil or part time; reference WIS
Evening star., 1937-07-28

GIRL colored, neat. reliable, wants dav
WORK OF any kind; live in or home. Po.
Evening star., 1937-07-28

GIRL, light colored wishes hw chsmber-
naid or waitress; neat and references;
sleep out. Adams 14OG-J
Evening star., 1937-07-28

olHS. coiored t2t, want part-tlme work,
mothef helper or maid. 1924 2lst St NV
GIRL. colored neat. reliable wants rar-
Met. s94A -
Evening star., 1937-07-28

Shoes are nportant-vitally 50 In
the case of serious golfing-and sar-
torially so when lolling around the
pool or in the locker room Here's
the works-a tan calf blucher with
removable spikes for play-fshnet and
rubber for the pool-calf Norwegian
slippers for the locker and bed room
Evening star., 1937-07-28

COLORED WOMAN, neat reliable parf,
permanent WORK, mornings or elenlnRs
pest ret Phone Potomac 2453
GOLoFED WOMAN wishes general house
Evening star., 1937-07-28

Carol has had shock from kifie's
than it should. she knows On top
OF this, Duke has delivered a yelled
warning What does he mean to do?
Be sure to read tomorroWs high
Reared instalIment.
Ito be continued)
tCopyright, 1887 Loews Inco
Evening star., 1937-07-28

SGLORED GIRL wants work as mothers
ariper or nurse. stay nights; ref. 1912
Evening star., 1937-07-28

GIRL colored, neat and very trIs'gor-hv.
lof general houSework OF any kind ref
PTenCeS. North 1O3gS
Evening star., 1937-07-28
SALESkEN.

SALESMEN-Here Is q real chance to get
real break! We are Offering \ PERMA-
NENT connection with one of the largest
ard most reliable Chevrolet dealers in
Washington Highest commissions paid
and new Chevrolet demonstrator is fur
nished Modern show room. plenty Of
hoor trsffic and = GOOD prospect list is
furnished Previous experience Is not
necessary we will train you ourselves.
Apply to Mr.. Rosenthal. AGO New York
ave NV.
THIS BUILDING ORGANIZATION IS NOW
RECOGNIZED AS THE LARGEST PRO-
DUCER OF SMALL HOMES IN THE
WASHINGTON AREA. SALES HAVE
PASSED THE S250,O00 MARK IN FOUR
MONTHS OF SELLING. WE HAVE ROOM
FOR A PRODUCER: PREFER MAN ABOUT
80 EXPERIENCED IN REAL ESTATE
MARRIED. OWNING A CAR. WRITE IN
DETAIL FOR AN APPOINTMENT AD-
DRESS BOX 11S-D. STAR OFFICE.
Evening star., 1937-07-28
FOR THAT GOLFING WEEK END

ANY good putt drive
" been ruined by failure right here's
the oVdovn few
Evening star., 1937-07-28

COOP CLEANER and laundresy eXperi-
enced. reliable worker for Thursday Friday
and Saturday; references Potomac 15ea
Evening star., 1937-07-28

1IRL. colored. desires work as mothers
Htiper' waitress or maid. Phone North
Evening star., 1937-07-28
SITUATIONS WOMEN.


IENOGRAPHER-Typ with high school
eoucation. age 10. some expr Insurance.
accurate. industrious. Cley 7Is5
TYPlST- -DICTAPHONE OPERATOR tho,.
oushly experienced yrs: typ. over n
917l. se 90 met.
WANiED,-Typing by typiSt experienced IN
tieslh ana llterary work, Reasonable Phona
evening. Col 6B53-J 80
WOMAN young white would IKE position
as housekeeper for employed couple. Po.
tomac ] T34 fo-
YOUNG LADY desires position typino oen.
Apt. 1909 '''
YOUNG LADY desires position in FaI
WIN small theater group or school as tech.
hlclsn; assume responsibility for produr-
uons ASIDE from staging and DESIGNING.
experienced, efhcient. capable of tearhfrz
or WorHhs with students. Address Box
1lT-E. Star ONCE. ~
MRS. JAMES F. CURTIS wishes 10 Mac.
secretary for several weeks prof,ci.nt
IN shorthand and typing. Call Met OOoj
SITUATIONS MEN & WoMEN
COLORED COUPLE. refined want ion
private family. wife cook or maid man
chauHeur. houseman, city refs. West 2l55.
MAN AND WIFE. experienced houseman-
butler, and cook; ANIL cook, references.
rot Ebo'. 1919 You St. NV.
Evening star., 1937-07-28

COLORED GIRL. neat wants work u
ences. Columbia 1S4G-R
Evening star., 1937-07-28

WOMAN. colored. day work Wed Thurs
I4uil;' Exp gen NV. OF any KIND Phone
Evening star., 1937-07-28

WOMhN, co!oTed wants work arv KIND
Day Day nlshtS or so home; city references
Evening star., 1937-07-28

WOMAN, white. wants temporary yor.
DAY or week. nurse. cook or clean Al.
oreS Box 326-J. Star office
Evening star., 1937-07-28

WOMAN, colored, experienced Cleaning
IauAdry' cooking, by day or part time
morning preferred. Potomac f3Gq-N 10.
Evening star., 1937-07-28
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started. bal
snced audited kept part time: tax prob
lens most reasonable: refs. Adams 1926.
BOOKKEEPER. double entry: can type 40
words minute: age 20: high school gradu
ate: S15 week. District 699S.
BOOKKEEPER % experienced three
start at small salary. Adams 637s. 29'
CHEP. colored. exp sea food. pastries gen.
eral cooking; menus; good percsntase no. no.
CLOTHING MAN AL: good window
dresser; will 70 anywhere: $50 minimum.
Address Box 3l3-J. Star once. 29'
COLORED MAN wants ianitor's position,
good worker, experienced. $50 Lamont st.
NV. !S'
MAN young, married. experienced painter.
handy with tools. desires permanent con-
nection where reliability, efficiency would
be recognized: references. West O91S.
MAN, colored. young. reliable, wants work:
has drivers permit; well exp. North
Oi5S-J.
MAN colored. neat wishes Job with private
family as houseman. chauffeur; ref. 23o
N. West St. Alexandria. Va.
YOUNG man. age "a. wants work OF any
kind: licensed fireman: can drive truck or
help mechanic. Phone Lincoln 37s5-W.
YOUNG MAN. 23. desires honest nisht
work pm. on: best Of refs. Address Box
136-J. Star once 2a'
YOUNG MAN. 2l colored from South
Carolina. trustworthy and willing. desires
position at anything: have D. c. drivers
permit and good references. Address Box
74-H. Star office.
Evening star., 1937-07-28

WOMAN young white. would Ike position
tomac IA N''' fo-
Evening star., 1937-07-28

WOMAN to do laundry or cleaning nv ,Le
day 23o1 eth st NV Wv
Evening star., 1937-07-28

YOUNG LADY desires position .yping gen.
.ial @ once once Work. Phone National anT0.
Evening star., 1937-07-28
MAGIC CHRISTMAS CARD IDEA.

Newest idea! Sender writes name
presto. letters appear In raised gold
II beautiful Christmas folders with En-
boSSO ink. retail 81. Prsit 100, Also
30 name-imprinted Christmas cards 81
other assortments Get samples. Friend
ship Studios, 2u:' Adams. ElmIra. N. Y
Evening star., 1937-07-28

THERE IS A POSITION for
a young man who is alert
and quick to learn in an i'm
portant jeWelry store, must
be of good appearance and
average education. Address
Box 316-J, Star Office.
Evening star., 1937-07-28

,WANiED.Typing by typiSt experienced In
tnesla aho Nterary work. reasonable Phona
evening Col. 6B53-J
Evening star., 1937-07-28
INSTRUCTION. couRsEs

WoMEN t2)' colored young hisb 6chooI
eoucdll9n. want work cooking nurs;rg or
CeLIAe lor children. North 3Oa4 o.
Evening star., 1937-07-28
FOUND.
LOST

ROSARY. on X st. near 18th. Owner
oleasp call Alexandria 3olS-J no'
Evening star., 1937-07-28
SITUATIONS WoMEk.

SITUATIONS WOMEN.
BOOKKEEPER. experienced double entry
general once work. shorthand and typing
Call Randolph 5461 or address Box 340-J,
Star once.
GIRL. young. experienced typist and gen
eral once work; reference. Silver Spring
II.
GIRL, white. general housework: stay
nights: no children. Wisconsin 233S
0TENO0RAPHER experienced. desires one
SIS. Address Box 1851, Star once.
8TUeOoRAPHERTYP o. general
once work; years' expsFieace. Decatur
3c15-j.
Evening star., 1937-07-28

a fountain anG sandwich
fenced only. 1918 r. l..
n
Evening star., 1937-07-28

GROCERY CLERK. expert, experienced
from better type stores in this city. right
man can earn $40 week or more, state
axe. eXDcrlencc reference. Address Box
|:i2-J Star ONCE. 30
JEWISH BOYS sell Hebrew New Year
CARDS, no IN 'eStment; Blk profits. Herbert
Lew ,lb
Evening star., 1937-07-28

LIBRARY desires services
'r part-time position. Call
Evening star., 1937-07-28

y IENOGRAPHER-T with high school
age 10; some eXpr insurance
accurate. industrious Cley EIsh
Evening star., 1937-07-28

secretary for several weeks pronct.r
IN shorthand and typing. Call Met OOo i
Evening star., 1937-07-28

an1hi utiSi ieDICiAPHONE OPERATOR. thor
oushly experienced & yrs. type ov.r IN
Words minute: Protestant, age 2S. Met.
Evening star., 1937-07-28

UNIOR DRUG CLERK. experienced: must
iaVe good references. Address Box bad.
= n@in
The Washington times., 1937-08-12

Stressing the Importance OF
regular inspection of teeth by a
dentist, the National Dental Asso-
citation voted yesterday to send
copies of a paper read by DR..
Joseph A. Nicolson on Routine
Examination of the Mouth" to
DR.. George C. Rutland, health Of
ficer, and DR.. j. A. Murphy, Direc-
tor of School Inspection in the
Health Department.
The action was taken on the
first day of a three-day conclave
of the group here at GarnetPat-
terSon Junior High School. DR..
Nicolson'S paper covered the cur
gent and definite inspection nee
essary to safeguard the present
and future health and decay Of
teeth, which examinations could
not be given competently by any.
one but dentist
More than 400 colored dentists
are attending the sessions.
Addresses by DR.. ISador HirSch-
field, associate professor in Column
bia University Dental College, New
York, and DR.. George M. Ander.
son, professor in Baltimore College
of Dental Surgery, tomorrow will
close the convention.
The Washington times., 1937-08-12
QUEEN OF FETE
STILL IN DOUBT

ELKINs, W. Va, Aug II.
Governor Homer A. Holt will pre-
side at the coronation of Queen
Silvia VIII at the annual Noun
tain State Forest Festival at FL
kins, October Z, 8 and 9.
Governor Holt will be the
third West Virginia chief ex-
ecutive to come to Elkins for the
States annual mountain festival
and to place a queenly crown
upon the head of the young
woman selected to preside over
the three days of pagentry ana
entertainment.
The name Of the eighth queen
has been promised soon.
Young women who have been
honored in past years are: Miss
Margaret Straley, Ripley: Miss
kathryn Montgomery, Wheeling
Miss Emily Frances Maxwell
Charleston; Miss Westwood Bev'
erly Byrd, Berryville, Va; Miss
Garnette Northcott, Huntington;
Miss Sarah Katheryn Thompson
Bluefield, and Miss Mary Jane
Bell, Parkersburg.
The Washington times., 1937-08-12
KING SQUELCHES
FILTRATION OF
z PRINCESSES
Bows Waves to Children
Incur DispIeaSure

LONDON, Aug. 12.-Romance
has come into the lives of Princess
Elizabeth, heir apparent to the
throne of England, and her sister,
Princess Margaret Rose, it was re-
vealed.
But King George VI, father Of
the young princesses. stepped iii
to squelch the filtration, started
during their visit to Balmoral
Castle in Scotland.
A Scottish youth was riding his
bicycle and had stopped opposite
the castle to rest when he saw the
two little girls standing at win
dow.
He pulled out his handkerchief
and waved to them. They re-
sponded, and the signaling was
continued for some time.
Suddenly one of the Kings aides
appeared and said that His
Majesty wished the youth would
depart, so the lad mounted his
bike, with a farewell glance at the
two little princesses. and pedaled
away.
The Washington times., 1937-08-12
Pair on Vacation,
Furniture Is Sold

PATERSON, N. j., Aug. 1.-THE
police were confronted with an I'M
usual theft today.
In the absence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Cooper on vacation, a
woman entered their home,
changed to house clothes and
posed as a housewife doing her
cleaning. She called Jack Well,
secondhand furniture dealer, and
offered to sell some furniture. The
goods were worth $500 and We'll
bought the whole lot for $25.
The Washington times., 1937-08-12
DENTISTS SEEK PRESIDENT AIDS
ROUTINE TESTS ANT|ETAM FETE

President Roosevelt yesterday
told a Maryland delegation he
would take part in commemorate
ing the anniversary Of the battle
Of Antietam, September IT, if a
prior engagement does not inter-
fere. The President is scheduled
on that day to deliver a speech
from the White House opening
the sesquicentennial celebration
of the American Constitution. The
first of the 50-cent pieces struck
off by the mint in commemora-
ton of Antietam was presented to
the Chief Executive by Mrs. Anna
Howell Kennedy Findlay, Of Ha-
gerstown, Md, member Of the
delegation.
The Washington times., 1937-08-12
Buys Bulls
Clay Co. Bank Aids
In Purchase

HAYESVIILE, N. c., Aug. IL
Money to purchase two pure-bred
bulls for use as breeding AMI
mails by farmers of Clay County
has been donated by the Citizens
Bank & Trust Company OF Muir
phy, and one purebred Aberdeen
Angus bull has already been
placed. This animal was a two
year-old and was bought from
the Caldwell Farms in Tennes'
see,
A Hereford bull will be Sc
cured as soon as a suitable ami
mai can be located. These ami
mails will be used for breeding
purposes.
The Washington times., 1937-08-12
Buys Old Ship Bell
To Put on Garage

ALTON BAY, N. H. 1.N.SO.
Sixty-five years ago Fred Down
ing heard the peal of a u.s.
pound brass bell for the first
time.
When the bell, formerly
mounted on the sidewheel steam
ship Mt. Washington which plies
the waters of Lake Winnepesau-
kee, was offered for sale, Down
ing bought it out of sentiment
and mounted it on his garage.
The Washington times., 1937-08-12
Hogs Profit
10 Fed 48 Days
Return $50

COLUMBIA, N. c., Aug. 12.-At
a cost of only $77.31, H. w. Spruill,
of Creswell, Tyrrell county, has in
creased the value of 10 head of
hogs from $95.71 to $259.16 in a
period of 48 days.
When started on feed the ami
mails weighed 1925 pounds with a
market value of 8.5 cents a pound.
The selling price also had gone
up from 8.5 to 1914 cents a pound,
which meant a profit of $43.91 on
the original weight, in addition to
profit of $42.23 on the increased
weight.
The Washington times., 1937-08-12
ShOWman's Wife
Contests Divorce

Answer to a divorce suit, filed by
E. Lawrence Phillips, owner of the
Johnny j. Jones Exposition and
part owner of two local theaters,
will be entered next week, Eugene
Sullivan, attorney for Mrs. Phillips,
declared last night. Phillips filed
the suit yesterday in KisSimmee,
Fla, charging extreme cruelty"
Mrs. Phillips lives at $50 Maryland
Ave. N. E,
The Washington times., 1937-08-12
DEATH ENDS HOPE

HOT SPRINGS, N. M, Aug. IL.
Charles Hunt will never be able
to make the improvements he
planned in the iron lung" which
he believed had saved his life. He
is dead. The lung could breathe
for him but couldn't make his
heart beat,
The Washington times., 1937-08-12
Fatal Auto Crash
Is Blamed on Bee

KINGSTON, N. Y, Aug. II
UNS1.-A bee was blamed today
for the automobile accident in
which Herbert Bookman, Sc, OF
Jersey City, was killed and his
wife injured seriously.
Herbert Bookman, IT., driver OF
the car, said the bee stung him
and caused him to lose control OF
the car, which struck a tree. He
and his sister and younger brother
were not hurt.
The Washington times., 1937-08-12
ILL, 80, HE'LL WE'D

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 12.-He's
80, and in the hospital. He has
been widowed twice. But Rev.
Edmund w. Mcdowell, retired mis-
sionary plans a third dip in the
marital sea shortly. He has ap-
piled for a license to marry Mrs.
Elizabeth D. Pickett. 81. q widow.
The Washington times., 1937-08-12
Only Minor Bill
Tn in House Today

U.N.sO In spite of the Con.
gressional urge for adjournment
the House had only minor bill
for consideration today. The
measure, passed by the Senate, ex'
tends a blanket moratorium of SO
Der cent on construction charges
to all reclamation districts.
The Washington times., 1937-08-12
ADVERTISEMENT
TAKE
FALSE Teeth
OFF YOUR MIND !

Nov, with only s seconds attention once
Q day, you can make the loosest plates hold
fast all dAy-even longer. Simply squeeze
the new discovery STAZE on TO your plate,
and insert. No further bother-no mess
no splitting. Eat and talk with confidence.
No embarrassment of food getting under
plates. Get STAZE today ct your druggist.
On Sale at An Peoples Drug Stores
The Washington times., 1937-08-12
Chilean Mission
Seeks Trade Pact

SANTIAGO, Chile, Aug. r..
The commercial division OF the
Chilean foreign office will attempt
to reach another trade agreement
when a special Chilean mission
meets an Ecuadorian group of eX-
perts Monday.
The trade balance now is I'M
favorable to Chile, according to
the Chilean consul at Quito, Gull
lermo Bianchi, but exports will i'm
prove considerably when the two
commissions settle pending diff
The Washington times., 1937-08-12
Bus Truck Crash
Hurts IL in Illinois

CHICAGO, Aug. IL 0.N.S0.
Eleven persons were treated today
for injuries suffered when Joliet
to-Chicago bus struck the rear of
truck loaded with stone.
Patrick WEIGH, bus driver, was
the most seriously hurt.
The Washington times., 1937-08-12
Bolt Hits Twice
In the Same Spot

BROADUS, Mont, Aug. IL.
Lightning never strikes twice IN
the same place?
"Well, it did me-" said william
Davis Sheepherder.
A bolt struck him and knocked
off his hat. Two minutes later,
recovered from his daze, he was
struck again as he stood in the
same spot. His socks and shoes
were torn away, and he was deaf
for days.
The Washington times., 1937-08-12

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