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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-12
By CHARLES A. SMITH

by CHARLES A. SMITH
LONDON, May IL Q.N.S).
Scenes unlike anything ever be-
fore witnessed in London marked
King Georges Coronation today
in a city over-run with gay.
laughing and cheering crowds
and decorated to its rooftops
with bunting and flags.
Amid the pageantry and gaiety,
King George and Queen Eliza
beth alighted from the golden
state coach at Westminster Alb
hey in serious mood. The Queen
looked neither to right nor left
as she entered the Abbey for
coronation service-the greatest
event Of her life.
The American representatives
Of President ROOsevelt-Admiral
Hugh ROdman, Gen. John ].
PerShing and former Ambas-
SadOr James w. Gerard, were
reSOundingly cheered as they
entered the Abbey. The crowd
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-12

outside particularly liked their
costumes, General Pershing'S
gorgeous uniform and Gerard's
black knee breeches-made in
London.
La gaceta., 1937-10-12

.ponerse en- communication con su
gC(biernc: no tengo la menor
dUda, los aeroplanos eran japo-
neses y tiraron sabiendo sobre
.quien ~disparaban.
Ocurri6 ell ataque en- la mis-
ma carretera donde fuera agre-
dido y herido ell em%bajador.
Esperase una actitud decidi-
da, en- ell problema, de parte del
gobierno de Londres.
Marking, la capital de la Re-
pIblica China, fue atacada hoy
por la aviaei6n. Dos de los "a
aeroplanos atacantes fueron
derribados, uno de ellos luego
de un emocionante combate con
un GAIA chino. Ell aparato derri-
Ibado por ell GAIA Sc setrell6 en-
ell centric de la ciudad.
Los aeroplanos, que Sc reti-
raron bajo ell fuego de la artille-
ria y los ataques de los aviones
chinos, dejaron caer bombas de
gran tamano.
La gaceta., 1937-10-12
RINA + rENoRIos
Pereci6 un Hombre

En- la vecina ciudad de Lake
land rineron yarios tenorios
per el amor de una muier en-
pleada en- una "cervecerfa" y
perdi6 la vida, de una tremen-
da p%rnalada, Edward ]. Ma
Hoy, de 20 amos, un espectador.
Como autor del repugnante
crimen la policfa detuvo a Luis
Cecil Kelly, un recogedor de
frutas, y como testigo material
a Lenzel1 Cook, chofer de una
camioneta. Malloy pereci6 al
ser acometido cerca del coche
de Kelley.
La semana pasada, el martes,
en- eSa ciudad y condado Sc co.
meti6 otro asesinato, siendo la
victima Douglas Beane.
Ell crimen esta siendo investi-
gado por orden del gobernador
Gone, que desea Sc haga justi-
cia. Beane recibi6 una nota en-
la que Sc lie citaba para ell sitio
donde lie mataron.
La gaceta., 1937-10-12
PABoN PIDE cARANTIAs
PARA IR A BARCELONA
Teme que los comunistas
lie cncarcclen

Paris, Ocsukre 12.--Ben'so
Pabon, jefe de les abogados
defensores del POUM, mann
fe5to aqui que no regrssara a
EspaEa desde Ffancia a me.
nos que ell gobierAo de Valen-
cia lie de IN salvocondlcto. Pa
BIN dice u ctros dos aboga-
dos, compaaeros s1yos en- el
caso, Sc encuentran e~ncarcela-
dos en- Bare lona.
Diputado ror Zara~oza, Pa
bon esta convcrcido de cue 81
~egresa a Eeoana sin la pro
teceion del gobierno, los conan
,;stas II pondrar en- lie carcel,
ein sicuiera saherlo ell gooier-
no. o sin cue gus AMIGOS pue-
dan hacer algo para sacarie.
Yo de~eo ir a defender a los
lideres de- PCUM detenidos
desoues de los sacesos de ma
yo, y llevadoo desde una pri-
zion a: otra haio la r~roteccifn
del gobierno. 10 one yo temo
es a los agente3 de la Cheka
no-oficial de Stain.
Sam Baron, llegado a E.spa-
ma como olservador del parti-
do Socialista de los Estados
Unidos, y John McGovern, di-
putado ingles por Escocia, vie
men usando SUI Influenza con
ell gobierno de Valencia de mo
do cue ell senior Pabon pueda
regresar y pedir que Sc de a
los prisioneros un juicio impair
cial. Ademas de los tres prin-
cipales jefes del POUM, Ju-
Ian Gorkin, Juan Andrade Y
Pedro Ronet, hay mas de Glen
miembros de ese disuelto par
lido en- las carceles de Valen-
cia y Barcelona.
La gaceta., 1937-10-12
DERRIBADOS EN- NANKING
DOS AVIoNEs DEL EJERCI-
TO JAPONES
La aviacion japonesa disparo
contra tres coches de la en-
49, ... bajada britannica
Los japoneses calculan el nI-
nero de chinos muertos en-
100000 y AGO. 900
heridos

Shanghai, Octubre 12.-Co-
mo en- ell case del embajador
Hugessep, que ahora Sc encuen-
ira fuera del territorio chino.
una escuadrilla de aviones ia
poneses ametrall6 hoy tres CO.
ches propiedad de la embaja-
da britannica, que llevaban la
bandera inglesa en- lugar visi-
BILE.
Cerca de Minhong, al sur de
Shanghai, Sc verified ell alta
que. ACCOMPLISHMENTS los pro-
yectiles no aleanzaron a s.
Murray, attache de aviaci6n
de la embajada, Y a varios
sdbditos britanicos que lie a
companaban.
Los, ingleses Sc lanzaron de
los coches y huyeron. Reconcile
ron bien los photos las bandefas
de los coches y continuation dis
parando.
Murray manifesto, luego de
La gaceta., 1937-10-12
LA OPOSICION A Ell
PROPOSITO DE DECLARAR
UN ESTADO DE GUERRA
EN- Ell BRASIL

Rio de Janeiro, Octubre II.
La oposici6n, encabezada
por Antonio Carlos de Andra-
de, expresidente de la CANA
"a, atac6 duramente ell prop6-
sito del gobierno de declarar
un estado de guerra en- ell Bra
sil.
Andrade apoya a Armando
Selles de Oliveira, candidate a
la presidential, y dijo que ell
gobierno Sc rpropone conquis :
FAR ventajas polftieas por me-
dio de la violencia.
Ell discourse de Andrade, de
halago en- cierto modo para
los militares, tiende a obtener
10 neutralidad de esos elemen
tos para su candidate. Jose
Carlos de Macedo, ministro de
justicia, afirm6 que las cleo
clones Sc efectuaran honrada
mente.
La gaceta., 1937-10-12

te~rnacional La voz de Espana,
dijo, la tienen los que valiente-
mente empunan ell fusil.
Mahana seran ellos, y ell pue-
bio que lrcha en- la retaguardia,
los que digan la Ultima palabra.
En- Tampa Sc form6 Ell Conf
te de Ayuda a Espaha y TODD .
recaudado fue y es enviado: pri
nero a nuestra Embajada en-
Washington, genuina Repre-
sentaci6n del gobierno Espanol,
y ahora a la Cruz Roja Espano-
la, con Residential en- Valencia.
Ell Comite de Tampa recoje y
envia sus cantidades para y en-
beneficio del pueblo Espanol en-
lucha. Ell pueblo espanol por su
lib6rrima voluntad, esta repre-
sentado por un gobierno de
Frente Popular. En- este gobier
no tiene representation 10 mis-
mo ell Republican, que ell socia-
lista, igual Ell anarquista que Ell
comunista, y por clio ~nosotros
entendemos, que los comites
creados para ayudarles no de-
ben parar mientes en- contro-
versias ideol6gicas que por ell
momento perjudican.
ALI todos luchan y todos me-
recen nuestra ayuda y nuestro
s~acrificio.
Los comites de New York de-
ben tomar ejemplo de Tampa.
que siendo I'm pueblo pobre, pc.
queho, donde Sc ganan lorna
les muy bajos, lleva enviada Ia
cantidad de 80 a 80 mil pesos
para ell pueblo Espanol. Los co.
mites de la Metr6poli deben au.
mar sus voluntades en- derredo,
del Frente Popular Espanol J
todos unidos rendir la labor qut
aquel pueblo merece, Tienen,
pues,la palabra los Counties d.
New York.
Tampa, Oct. Z de 1887.
G. del Vale,
La gaceta., 1937-10-12
NUEvo CANcILLER

Una nueva y prestigiosa IL
qura de la carrera diplomatica
v consular Guiana Sc encuentra
desde ell sabado entire nosotros,
habiendo tornado possession ell
pasado lunes de su cargo de
Canciller.
Nos referimos a la inteligenr
tie y agraciada dana Sra. Luisa
Pauline Lopez, cuya presencla
en- ell Consulate de Cuba ana
dira prestigio a la representa-
ci6n de la Perla antillana, a
cuya cabeza Sc encuentra el
muy querido DR.. Juan Manuel
de la Puente, secundado por eI
experto y muy apreciado Con
sui adscripto, senior Rafel Me
70.
Ell personal del Consulate Gu
bano Sc enriqueci6 dltimamente
con la llegada del Consul de
Tercera, ell inteligente j6ven
Miguel Angel Entenza y ell Car
ciller, muy querido en- Tampa.
senior Cesar Rivero Mas.
Nuestra bienvenida a la nue.
va empleada del gobierno cuba.
no.
La gaceta., 1937-10-12
CARTA DE- GUMERSINDO DEL VALE
Las pendencias entire los Comites que ayudan
alpueblo ~espanol.
Tampa es un ejemplo digno de imitar.

Ell LA Gaceta" del dfa s
LEI parrafos de una carta reel
bida de New York, en- la que Sc
puede adivinar una division
entire aquellos comites de ayuda
a Espana, 10 que deploramos
sinceramente.
Iso deploramos y nos mqule-
ia, por que nos dicen, a6amas
que los dineros por estos conf
tes recogidos yacen acumula-
dos en- los Bancos newyorkinos
debiendo estar~ va al servicio
del pueblo espahol, puesto que
los donantes "para ESQ 10 dona~
rom, y no para este o ell otro
individuo; no para esta o la
otra entidad obrera o politica.
En- los albores de la tragedia
que anega en- sangre ell suelo es-
panol, que devasta Y asola a
la naci6n, leimos en- TERRA Y Ii
bertad, de Barcelona, Ell siguien
tie parrafo:
Trabajadores todos del uni
verso: ayudadnos en- esta hora
tragica nuestra. Necesitamos
vuestra ayuda Immediate. Ne
cesitamos armas y municiones
necesitamos comida; necesita-
mos dinero, ell dinero sobre to-
do, porque con Ell dinero podre'
mos sobornar a los comercian.
ties de armas Y otros meneste'
res, Y con diners podremos Sc
guir la lucha. Envfenlo en- do
lares, libras esterlinas o fran
cos.
Esto pedia "Tierra y Libsr
tad" para luchar Y, en- ell mum
do, Sc formaron muchos conf
ties de ayuda a Espana que n;
miraron quien pedfa.
Pedia unas veces ell gobiern'
por la Radio; pedfa otras III
dirigente Socialista, otras III
catolico; otras, comunistas y a
narquistas. Pidieron todos, to
dos. para todos...
Los que luchamos en- la Re
taguardia, no debemos, 81 so
mos honrados, dividir la Opt
MON del contribuyente que do
ma con voluntad y sacrificio.
Els nuestro deber aunar, re
caadar TODD 10 mas possible, ri
valizar en- entusiasmo por Ii
causa que ALI defiende ell pue
bio de Espana.
Las palabras de Negrin el
su discurso, ante las Cortes
deben hacer pensar a los nj
convencidos en- esta lucha in,
La gaceta., 1937-10-12
CORTE DE 10

Lrego de que un jurado lie de-
clar6 culpable de incesto, Emil
lilo Roger, I'm cubano, fue condo
nado aver a cinco amos de pre-
sidio. Ell acuSado declare por me
dio de I'm interprete y dijo no
ser culpable.
James Owens, por hurto, fue
condenado a diez dias.
S. N. Norman, embriaguez, Sc
senta dias.
La gaceta., 1937-10-12
MURIO Ell JEFE REPUBLI-
CANO OGDEN MILLS

Washington, oct. 12.-Un je-
fe republican, que tenia aspi-
raciones presidenciales, Ogden
Mills, exsecretario de hacienda,
falleci6 aver en- New York.
LIE ocasion6 la muerte una en-
fermedad del coraz6n. Tenia SO
amos de edad.
La gaceta., 1937-10-12
Ell TEMPO

La temperature maxima fue
de IS grades y la mfnima de CT.
Para hoy Sc pronostica nubla-
dos y viento variable.
Durante las pasadas "a horas
no sc registr6 caida de lluvia.
Marea alta a las 200 A. M.
y 1880 P. M. Marea baja a las
$3.50 P. M.
La gaceta., 1937-10-12

El mando japones calcula que
los chinos han tenido mas de
200, 0O0 muertos desde que CO.
menzaron las operaciones en-
Shanghai y ell norte de China,
Les heridos pasan de 100000.
La gaceta., 1937-10-12
PLEITos Y DIV0RCIOs

Magdalena Sierra contra Is
mael Sierra; Edna Phelps con-
ira Julian Phelps; Margaret
Diaz Perez contra Raymond Pc
req; Marian Jordan Phifer con-
ira Robert C. Phifer.
Evening star., 1937-09-03
Esplanade
Season of
Music Ends
M arine Band an d
Silveira Score in
Selections.
BY ALICE EVERSMAN.

THE Summer series of concerts
in the charming esplanade OF
the Pan American Union ter
a minated last night with pro-
gram by the Marine Band under the
direction Of Capt. Taylor Branson,
with Mario Silveira, Argentine BARI
tone, as featured soloist. The num-
berS which Capt Branson chose for
the band were rich in melody of a
kind particularly in keeping with the
atmosphere OF the Summer night and
the beautiful surroundings And by
his skillful directing, the musicians
interpreted them with suavity of tone
and warmth Of feeling that brought
out the melodic purity which seemed
to be the dominating note of the
program.
In his expressive baritone, Mr.. Sill
veira gave several numbers by out
standing composers of his country. in
cluding the we'll known "Hindoo Love
Song by Bemberg. The Song of
the Adventurer," from Gomez opera
III Guarani," was excellently sung to
the accompaniment of the band, while
his concluding group opened with
Renaldos Hahn'S "Dreary Landscape"
sung in English. Mr.. Silveira never
allows the beauty of his voice to be
marred by straining after power, yet
manages to infuse his singing with
sentiment that registers the full i'm
port Of the text. While he is not a
baritone of great volume, it is used
with taste and skill and simplicity
, which appealed to his listeners. He
was excellently assisted by George
Wilson at the piano for two of his
three groups.
Several of the prominent soloists of
| the band contributed considerably to
the enjoyment of the evening by splen-
| didly rendered numbers. The rare
tonal quality which Musician Winfred
Kemp draws from his cornet seemed
unusually appropriate for the Ave
Maria by the Chilean composer
Bsquertt, and "Aquellos Ojos Verdes,
by Menendez of Cuba Albert
Schoepper, violinist, played a lovely
number in classic style, "Tema de Jose
Bassa," by Joaquin Min and in this
and "Serenade a Los Dioses," by
Flavio Pineda of Ell Salvador, softly
blending accompaniment was played
on the harp by Musician Joshua Tyler
The trio arrangement of Renaldo
Hahn's "LHeure Exquise." for vibra-
phone, harp and celeste caught the
evanescent beauty Of that charming
song as no voice could ever succeed ir
doing. Charles Owen, Joshua Tyler
and Irving Filler each gave his share
to very poetic interpretation. Two
excellently played xylophone duets
by Charles Owen and Oliver Zins.
meister were also noteworthy solos
The program concluded with dy.
manic rendition of the overture tt
Gomez's opera, Salvador Rosa" by
the band, and noble presentation 0,
the national anthem.
Evening star., 1937-09-03

Bob sailed for England. Taylor told
me few weeks ago that he is post
poning marital bliss until the lady
fans tire of his handsome profile :.
There are three reasons why the Jean
Harlow estate was mere SAL 600
(a) She was unmarried, which meant
paying more income tax than welded
stars. Ib) She had fair for bad in
vestments. And (c) Jean was addicted
to games of chance that usually went
against her. Added to this, she was
very generous to charitable causes =.
Eddie G. Robinson is peeved by the
story going around town that he is
hlgh-handed on The Last Gangster"
set at Metro Personal observation
has always found him charming and
considerate to co-workers Holly
wood. says an unemployed ex-star, is
more full of hope than charity.
Il you like Bobby Breen. you will be
interested in his four-a-day personal
appearance prices 900 week net.
Evening star., 1937-09-03
TRAFFIC CONVICTIONS.
SECOND-OFFENSE SPEEDING.

SLSOIND-oTFE FENSE SfEEDING.
Jack R. Kaplan, 1444 Newton
street, IS.
Sanford w. French, jr, 1880 P
street, $40.
FIRST-OFFENSE SPEEDING.
Della Rauber. Maryland, SIS.
Alfred w. McDormand, Maryland,
$5.
John ]. Cation, tuberculosis Hos
pital, S5.
Joseph H Kelly, Maryland. IS.
James B. Phillips, 140 c street
southeast, SIS.
Robert N. Brashears, s2l Union
court, IS.
James F. Roth, 1888 Park road. S..
Alfred c. Smart, 8Cl Fourth street
southeast, SIS.
James A. Hummer, 623 East Capitol
street, S.
Charles R, McCaney, 226 Forty
seventh street northeast, IS.
Raymond L. Washington. 1850
Washington place northeast, SIS.
Emory c. Driver, 1912 Seventh
street southeast, S5.
Rodney w. Peterson, 6O4 Minnesota
avenue northeast. IS.
Austin c. Hoffman, Virginia, IS.
Edward E. Gaylord, 2s3 Eighth
street southwest, $40.
Henry W. Floyd, Maryland, s5.
William F. Green, l44o Rhode Island
avenue, S5.
Arthur c. Wineholt. Maryland IS.
George S. Leofer, 1924 Nichols
avenue southeast, S.
Bernard Levine. PAL c street, SIS.
John A. Sis, 1903 Thirtieth street,
So
Edward G. Hickman, 1928 North
Capitol street, IS.
Francis A. Condor. Maryland, IS.
Raymond H. Hartzell, 41l7 Hayes
street northeast, $40.
William H. Brooks, SIG c street
northeast, S..
James r. Jalliffe, 533 Irving street
IS.
Alvin C. Boxwell, jr., s16 New York
dNelluc, %.
William j. Early, 9o8 Tenth street
IS.
Maude l. Cullahan 2709 Twelfth
street northeast, $5.
James c. Stonebreaker, Maryland
SIS.
Alfred I. Kirby, 1885 Harvard street
IS.
Fletcher r. James, 1858 Pomeroy
road southeast, SO
Stanley R. Rogan, 4l8 Eighth street
southeast, IS.
Archer E. Neitzey, 909 Jackson
street northeast, SIS.
James B. Hurd, 1913 East Capito
street, $5.
William E. Gelder, 1929 Belmont
street, S.
Joseph shaffer, 171s Vermont ave.
nue., SIS.
Julius Silverman, Arkansas, IS.
Carl w. Reitz, 100 Tenth street, IS
Evening star., 1937-09-03

He starts at the Palace in Chicago the
week of September 10 .. 1t is prac-
tically sure that M-G-M will finally
listen to reason and lend Clark Gable
to Selzntck International for the top
role in Gone With the Wind" Par
ticularly as the picture will be released
through notwithstanding to cur
rent negotiations.
Fernand Gravel, in Europe, held a
story conference with Mervyn LIE. Roy
yesterday via transatlantic telephone
for one hour and a half Gravel re-
versed the charges Irene Dunno
motoring through the wilds of WASH
ington and Canada with husband DR..
Gritflths Evelyn Brent is making
a comeback to pictures with the second
feminine lead opposite John Barrymore
in City Hall Scandal" Peter
LORE, who is still aching to portray
Napoleon on the stage or screen, prob
ably will 60 over to the side of the
enemy as Louis XVI. opposite Norma
Shearer, in Marie Antoinette."
Ben Hecht. Hollywood's highest
paid writer, tells the story of how he
gypped himself out of So 1000 A few
years ago, Howard Hughes asked him
to rewrite script for s25.000 Hecht
refused. But Ill tell you what" he
said I'll DO it for $1,000 day if
you pay me in cash each day Hughes
agreed started him on a given day,
but sent the director over to keep the
writer's nose to the erindstone. Con-
sequently, Hecht finished the script in
II days and collected $4,000 instead
Of the $25,000. But it was worth
ito see the cash every day. says
Ben.
(Copyright, 1887, by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1937-09-03
DEATHS REPORTED

Joseph H. Dorsey. 73, Home for Aged and
1n1rm
Daniel H. Murphy. so. St. Elizabeth s
Hospital
Alice " Dean. GA, 1896 Monroe st.
Robert c. Carter. 63. Sibley Hospital
Harry R. Scott, 81, Walter Reed Hospital
Clarence Joneston. A.. Casualty Hospital.
Marie NJ Jones, 20, 1"5 K ST.. Sc.
Isabelle Butler. 90. 100 ! 9th ST. Sc
Robert Ellis, Sc, 1916 5th st
Susie Parker. so, Gallinger Hospital
Jennie Chappell 55, tuberculosis Hosrita al
Robert Harris, 81 Emergency Hospital.
joseph Smith. So, 24S 18th st. ne
Mary E. Belt. 81. 46O4 Kane pl ne
Charles Malone, 46. Gallinger Hospital.
Buck Pinkney. 36, FreedmenS Hospital.
Alma Marshall, 80. Gallinger Hospital
Charles Ayers. "a l022 1St st.
Walter Templeman, 20, Emergency Hos
pital
Infant George Johnson. Childrens Fospit al
Infant Jerome Baisey, Gallinger Hospita al
Evening star., 1937-09-03
BIRTHS REPORTED

Aurelio and Margherita RoSsilli. girl.
Edward and Irma H. Lcynse. boy
CLYDE J. and Adelaide c. Fowler. girl
Thomas H. and Stella M Englesby. girl.
Limerick and Elma 10th. boy
Francis j. and Nora c. Bresnahan. boy.
Philip D. and Cecilia Gingras. girl.
Charles F. and Mildred Willis, boz.
Earnest and Gertrude Wright. girl.
William and Laura Morrison boy
Carroll K. v. and Wilhelmna WASHINGTON
hnN
Evening star., 1937-09-03
JEWELRY SALESMAN.

JEWELRY SALESMAN.
This is a permanent posi-
tion in a Washington store
for an experienced man of
good character. State age.
Box 242-M, Star.
WHITE BOYS
For general work in a depart
ment store. Only boys 1920
who are energetic and inter-
ested in store work as a ca
reer need apply. State age.
Box 247-M, Star.
RADIO SERVICE MEN.
Must be experienced in all
makes. Steady employment,
good salary. Ask for Mr..
Schneider, Georges Radio
Co., rear 2013 M St. NV.
Evening star., 1937-09-03
GRAPES.
HELP MEN.

AUTO MECHANIC wanted. 10 14th st
ne.
RPENTERs-several. for interior trim.
Apply at lob. 6432 3lst place NV
CHEFS AssIsTANT--,White kitchen ex
perience necessary; willing 20 learn: sal
ary to start. $40 per week. board and
room: Apply 1lo9 goth st. NV. Wash
inRton. D. c.
patent attorney, as patent solicitor for
preparing and prosecuting patent applica =
tions is desired by patent law firm in Mid
ment experience II Interested d''i send COM
plete statement. education and experience.
Box no, Star.
CREDIT INVESTIGATOR, must. be ex-
snS sf'em sR snd chanee
for advancement. Box I'm, Star
COUNTER BOY. over IS; must have refs.
Jerry's Famous, Hot Dogs. 500 WASH
BALTIC. Blvd. Colmar Manor. Md.
experienced Highsate Diner, 90l Rhode
Island ave. ne.
CURB ATTENDANTS. over 1s years of age;
guaranteed tips. Apply 5111 Georgia ave.
DAIRY HAND-FARMER. clean, sober, in
no children: SALARY mix. mix fuel mod % house.
John b; Waters sO04 Brookville rd, ch.
DENTAL LlABoRsAToRY l.a siTS We WoRkERs: pi@s as
cast work. Davidson g. Weinberg, 1915
N. Y. ave. NV.
DRIVERS t2). white. with D. c. permits:
good salary. Apply S23 1th st. NV.
DRUG CLERK. Junior. permanent position.
no soda, high-clasS trade; experience not
essential. Box 2O6-M, Star.
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY for ag-
gressive man who wants to make perma'
nent connection with well-known laundry
as route man Must have good appearance
pleasing personality and be able to furnish
cash ash. bond H. Rsply Rep! gg,yins age and ref
FANCY WET CLEANER. capable of han
ding silks and white f1annels. Steady po-
sition. Good wages. Apply Model Clean.
ing and Dyeing Company, $40 North 9Th
ST.. Reading. Pa.
GASOLINE STATION ATTENDANT who
can take charge of shift Must be thorough
iy experienced. Write age, experience and
phone. Box 245-M, Star.
GENTLEMEN. over 80, desiring additional
income to interview prospective clientele o1
nationally Known publication; Knowledss
Of Federal 0ovefument activities neceisafy
txpsnses and 6o% commission. Call fol
apDointment National 2S62.
Evening star., 1937-09-03
SALESMAN.

The District Coal Co, Inc has an addi-
tional opening for a salesman familiar with
the hotel and restaurant trade to sell an
accepted oil range.
We also have an unusual opportunity for
experienced oll-burner salesmen. Full COM
parry cooperation. Field supervision.
LEADS FURNISHED.
Phone Met 5472 for Appointment
DISTRICT COAL CO., INC,
1882 14th St NV. 2O2o R. l. Ave. NE.
Goth and Evarts. St. NE.
WE WANT A GOOD MAN.
Are you in a rut? Is your work
irksome and the pay small? Do
you honestly want an oppor-
tunity to make a change-or go
to work? If your answer is
YES" and you can furnish good
character references, we will give
you a chance to get into an in
teresting vocation with excellent
remuneration.
If in earnest and willing to try,
mention age, condition of health,
married or single, your full name
and address and we will give
your letter attention. Box 412-Q,
Star.
Evening star., 1937-09-03
GarbO and StOk0wski|
Romance RumOr Secuted
Good Reasons Found on Both Sides for
Spiking Latest Gossip-Claudette
Colbert III Again.
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM,

IoLLYWooD September NANA)Rumors of romance between
In
place, the still perfectly legal
at
married Dr. presman was
Evening star., 1937-09-03

sent w. c.
Fields is exceed
irgly irked by the
restrictions i'm
posed on h i s
" e e ly broad
casts and may
quit any Sunday.
Which would be
q great pity.
Evening star., 1937-09-03
Lion Tanning for Reducing.

Lion tanning is better than golf for
slimming. declares DR.. R. H. Hunter,
curator of the municipal ZOO of Bel
fast, Northern Ireland.