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Evening star., 1937-06-04
HELP WOMEN.


MAlD e1s 6GpsEnfed GsPs6e for oop
0057-W Louise Dabney =
MARKER AND AssORTER. white. Please
do not apply unless experienced. STEADY
employment. Address Box 34-B Star Office
MARKERS AND sORTERs. exp. in dry
cleaning. Apply Frazee-Potomac Laun-
dry, 3rd and Eye SITS. ne
NURSE. training and experience for in
liant. must have city references. Phone
Cleveland 1927 between 10 and 10 am
NURSE. registered; opportunity for sum
mer vacation in New England IN return for
hght services Address Box 2Ts-B Star
Office.
P. B X OPERATOR for Saturday work and
occasional relief duty. Write fully as 20
experience, age, etc. Address Box 359B
star C4hCe,
PRESSERS on silks. experienced fast
p,Tes;er can make good money. Apply l22G
23rd St NV
sEAMlsTREs5, one VINO has thorough
Cleaners & Dyers, 1OlU Conn. ave. NV
SECRETARY Y-STENOGRAPHER for patent
law othce. speed, accuracy in typing and
IN taking dictatIon are essential Reply
fully, stating education. exp. and personal
qualifications. Address Box 21HB Star
Office.
SHIRT UNIT OPERATOR and semi-shlrt.
experienced. white or cOlored. good salary,
Apply White Swan Cleaners and Laundry,
lIl9 Wisconsin ave
STENOGRAPHER. able to Go simple arith-
melc, for permanent work Two mornings a
week TO /. State IN own handwriting ex-
p"rlence, amount Of schooling and salary
expected. Address Box 2l-B Star oflce,
TUTOR, experienced teaching German.
also TO act as companion for young girl;
Tor d weeks in country. State experience
and BACKGROUND Address Box 3O1B,
WAITRESS, over IS, Must have expert
ence. ADpiy Hot Shoppe. 5111 Ga. ave.
n "
MATTRESSES wanted Apply II T St. NV,
MATTRESSES must be experienced. Satur-
cay NIGHTS and steady Apply after S pm.
Dude Ranch. WaShlngton- Baltimore Blvd
- and GOOD tips.
WOMAN white reliable. care for baby,
live in. Columbia 90s7
WOMAN. white or colored - to 40 years
honest and reliable; general houseWork
those experienced and willing need apply
reference. Call Wisconsin "HO1-J
WOMAN, 30 TO 40 years, good education.
free 20 devote i hours daily at home con-
tactlng customers by phone for national
women publication: experience not neces-
Sary excellent remuneration: write. giving
auaAhcaIions and phone number. Address
YOUNG GIRL. coIored steady position.
Address Box 311-Z. Star ofhce.
YOUNG LADY athleticauy inclined,
heatthy NJ , appea rance an lntellsent' TO assist
IN BOAT safes Tor SATURDAY and sunday,
eventually permanent: no outside selling.
Till m. Foloot 900 Water ST. Sw.
YOUNG WOMAN. retail selling. must be
thoroughly exp Apply in person. Levey $.
1910 Good Hope I'd Sc. AnaCoStIa
MIDDLE-AGED WOMEN
Intelligent. reliable for sales dept. refer
enceS required no experience needed. Call
IN person. Room 4u3. 1888 F st. NV.
YOUNG LADIES,
1G or over high school students desirOlIS
OF earning additional money during yaca-
ton. see Mr.. Grimm after l pm. Sat
urday. Nu-Art Portrait Studio, 100 Conn.
ave. 2nd floor
Evening star., 1937-06-04
Air Headliners

Afternoon Programs.
pm.-WJSV, Washington
Detroit Base Ball Game.
4:45 p.m.--WMAL, Evening Star
Flashes.
Evening Programs.
700 p.m.-WRC, Service Hour;
VOL, Five Star Final;
WJSV, Broadway Va
rieties.
500 p.m.-WMAL, Harlem Re-
vue; WJSV, Hollywood
Hotel"
$50 p.m.-WOL. Washington
Speaks"
900 r.m,-WRC, The First
Nighter."
1900 p.m.-WMAL, chicago
Promenade Concert.
1890 p.m.-WOL, Art Brown.
11:15 p.m,-WMAL, Slumber
Short-Wave Programs.
500 pm.-ROME, News and
Music, 2RO, 31.l m,
9.63 meg.
700 p.m.-LONDON, David
Lloyd George, GSP, 1876
m. 1881 meg; ESQ,
1877 m, 1913 meg;
GSD, 25.5 M. ITS
meg; Csc, 3l.3 M,
958 meg.
Evening star., 1937-06-04
DAILY SHORT STORY
MOVIE MADNESS

taciturn, but point
ed, in his summa-
ton.
Listen, Nadine
don't 90 off the
deep end about
this good = looking
lout. Ten to one
he's got false teeth
and a toupe of
the screen, and is
old enough to have
G r a n d children!'
Nadine only gasped
at this heresy and
kept right on as
usual.
. Charlie was un-
loading freight at
the terminal when
he got his first
actual look at the
cause of his acute
discomfort. Parker
GallSWorth himself
stood on the rear
Evening star., 1937-06-04
CHARLIE SIMS

had heard of
women who we're
movie crazy. and
he had always felt
Just a bit sorry for
the poor men who
had to put up with
their WITNESSES. He
never could under
stand it. He never
W c n t to movies
himself after
u hours Of plotting
a truck around the
city he was glad
to sit down and
rest up for the
morroW'S II hours
toll and catch up
on the sports.
CO n S e q uently,
Charlie C oul d MT
have named one
movie star offhand
at any given mo-
nnent. and he knew
Evening star., 1937-06-04
HELP MEN,


AUTO statesmen. .; energetic. willing
workers to sell new and used cars at Ford
nelRhborhood station New and used car
11 noor periods: Experience unnecessary.
Transportation furnished. Opportunity to
make real money Steuart Motors, 14O1
Rhode Island ave. ne
AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN-Two men for
Plymouth and De Soto cars at once Good
proposition. See Mr.. Snyder Russell Motor
Co. III BALTIC. Blvd. Colmar Manor Md
BARBER. colored. wanted at once. 234
4th st. sW. Come with tools.
BOY. white neat. with motor cycle and
side car steady lob. Dick Bombard, Inc.
1924 Florida ave. ne.
BUTLER, chauffeur. valet, white preferred
experienced: part-time job work each
Wednesday and alternate Sundays: excel
lent place. Phone Adams 0417
CARPENTER wanted, one trim hand. Call
Adams 04S0 between and pm
CAR WASHER, colored, one with motor
cycle permit preferred Anacostia Motor
Co.. 1925 Good Hope rd. Sc.
Evening star., 1937-06-04
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING LESSONS-Trial lesson
free: permits and licenses: complete course
$40. Mr.. Frye. Emerson 1862. any time
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD COURSE. 2
and weeks. a-3 daily. Certificate issued
Placement service Miss West PERSONNEL
SERVICE. 1911 G. National 2114.
Evening star., 1937-06-04
PERSONAL,

CAMP MONTROSE- SEE AD UNDER SUM
mer camps page DIT
aEMoR;H5HQG1DS d151 ERADIcATED BY MY
time or mone7 back. Write for booklet No
drugs or surgery, DIR sOMMERWERCK.
1868 Columbia I'd. Adams O3ss
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
Westory Bids, l4th and F Me-. 1893
LET Me HELP WITH YOUR SPEECH AND
PsRRFt PsGsPHa5ty oda pr%olemz %, B AGNE$ MCCALL
MAGNETIC TONING UP TREAT. ELEC-
TIC bath. mira red. super ultra-vlolat
rays. Late 1901 o. District G5Os. go Eye.
WHY PAY MORE S. o S. WILL WASH
ana shampoo sour domestic rugs, 9X12.
NEIO. >-5G UP. Adams I1l2
MAGNETIC TREATMENTS FOR GENTLE
men only by male nurse from N Y City;
established years. National 5O5s So
ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE FOR
children during Summer months in GOOD
country home situated in Shenandoah
Valley for information call between 10
am. and > pm. Lincoln s495.
JUST WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FORA
fresh vee dinner 45c; other dinners. Soc
70 81 90. also cold plates. Week days ) to
the Cavalier, $500 l4th st NV '''
SUMMER CAMP VACATION ON WHEELS,
Gam: aAG oaCk. July and august. $3.50 90.
Address Box 1857, Star oftlce.
NEEN DEA1H STRIKES FAMILY
there is no need to feel that they must
ac !ept inferior funeral services due 70 in
ability to pay a higher price The Greater
". w, Chambers Co offers a complete
funeral. cars and all. for as little as s75
World finest waterproof. airtieht, guaran-
teed steel burial vault may be had from
Chambers for. Ss5. In case Of death call
the Greater W ". Chambers Co l4th St
corner Chaplin n W. Columbia O432 Phone
or write our address We will send you
| beautiful catalogue Of how we do It 1900
Chap1~ st. NV, phone Columbia O432 5l7
11th st. Sc. phone Atlantic 600.
Evening star., 1937-06-04

HELP HEN.
tContinued.)
| CHEF OR SHORT-ORDER COOK for Sum
mer season able to take care OF kitchen
| and counter: white; reference. Apply in
| person to w; G; BECKER Breezy Point
Beach, formerly Plum Point Beach. miles
| COLLECTOR-Must have car and be thor
| oughly exp. in retail credit work. Salary
and commission. Apply 701 rth st. NV.
COLLECTOR AND SALESMAN between %
to il an opening. win pay from $50 to
$50 per week to right man. No foaters
need apply. 637 st. ne.
COLLECTOR. experienced in installment
past employment Salary and expenses.
Must be able to furnish bond. Address
Box Job. Star office.
CURB ATTENDANTS: over Is years: good
DRUG. CLERK tunicr. permanent position
essential. Address Box 46-B. Star Office.
ELECTRICIAN. for old and new wiring; q
local exp. required, H. zlggleS, lllo
18th st. sw. bet. and pm.
ELECTRICIAN experienced in wiring and
fixtures Address Box 20-B. Star office.
FORD VS. MECHANIC-Must have tools
ence. Anacostia Motor Co. 1925 Good
Hope I'd Sc
FILIPINO BOY, cook and houseman room.
! board and small salary; reference. 1909
GROCERY CLERK and delivery BOYS. ex-
perienced; white only: must have reference.
Moutello Market, 400 Montello ave. ne.
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS, part-time week
end employment; over Is. Apply 35O9
Georgia ave. NV
LINEN SUIT PREsSERS first-class. Ad-
dress Box 195-W. Star office.
MAN, experienced in tailoring for tailor
shop: Apply 1909 18th st. NV.
MAN to work in cleaning brance office.
Apply Howards. 1347 South Capitol st.
MAN aI sneS yhs wa1ssd Tse
Market. 14th and sts NV
MAN. white. with small family. to work
| farm. Rent, fuel. garden. milk furnished
Must have farm experience. Apply Box %.
DerWood Montgomery County, Md.
MEAT CUTTERS .lcl must be sober ex-
| perienced. 1929 18th st. NV.
MEN white 90. exp. sheet metal helpers
for erecting s."dN duetwork Apply 7;ao .}r sm
more 4 Ohio Railroad and River rd,'
NIGHT ATTENDANT in dog kennel, middle,
aged, strictly sober: rm. and board. small
OIL AND GREASE MAN exp, for garage
xddress T ss sos 297B a97 ays Star 70 once e'nAnl'
PRESsER. experienced on linen. Apply at
once. Rainbow Dyeing & Cleaning Co.. 1872
6th st. Sc.
| Apply 4S23 Georgia ave. NV.
| PRESSERS on linen, experienced and fast.
Apply 1920 23rd st. NV.
| PREsSER wanted at once, must be expert
| enced. Apply 2607 14th st. NV.
| PRESSER. experienced on mems clothing.
hand hand p1essing1 40 Apply at once. Lewis
| PLUMBER. exp. retired for shop Office to
| take complete charge of men and material.
| state age exp and Salarv TO start. Ad
| dress Box 214-B. Star Office.
FRIGERATION MECHANIC; must be
| thoroughly experienced in commercial in
| Stallation and service: state salary eX-
| pected Address Box 3S-B Star Office.
| SALESMAN. experienced. for mems wear
| department.. exceptional opportunity for
| right man. Blechmans Dept. Store. 700
| H st. ne.
| SALESMAN. experienced in mems store,
| must have knowledge of buying and win
dow DRESSING. if qualified position is per
manent. Address Box 259-B. Star Office
| SALESMEN-Haveop opening for 2 men with
sales experience in other lines to sell new
j. 3. SHAPIRO CO.. INC. 1920 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-06-04
PRESSERS, colored, for linen suits; also
able to handle drapes and curtains
Bergmann Laundry 623 G st. NV.
LEROY II. THAYER

LEROY H. THAYER
Has openings for competent ball
room instructors. young man
and lady. Previous teaching eX-
perience desirable but not essen
tial. Must be accomplished ball
room dancers. Apply Thursday
and Friday, l to 10 pm, 1915
Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1937-06-04
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

houSeWork. Call Columbia 95O1-W. -
GIRL colored high school graduate wishes
light housework any kind. Adams lO4 ~.
GIRL. colored wants part-time job or
take care of children; city refs. Phone
Met. 21I5.
GIRL. refined southern. colored desires
gen. INV. Phone North S337.
HOUSEKEEPFR or general housework or
lunCh-room cook; SO week. 500 E St
S.w.. ask for Mary
LADY wishes place for her maid to clean
apartment: excellent cleaner, reliable. Call
West O2iS-J, -
LAUNDRESS frst-class, small bundle
washes at home or days work. 44O 3rd
ne. Atlantic $500. g.
WOMAN colored. wants housework or
Office cleaning part time. Met. 397S
Evening star., 1937-06-04

ACCOUNTANT expert; books started bal
anceq audited. kept part time taxes
monthly statements; city refs. Adams 1926.
ACCOUNTANT and auditor. experienced
paFt-iIme or iull-,lme work. financial state
ments prepared. Randolph 1914 after p N
ACCOUNTING. calculator. statistical clerk
alert c0Aese student desires oflCe work.
PhOne Lincoln 1895.
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN desires to
EzqmleCL WIN builder or mill experienced,
BARTENDER experienced. position for
aaytme or 30 out OF the city. 1920
Garfield ST n "
BOOKKEEPER. ACCOUNTANT 10 years
eEHperG;enGe Eao Z, excellent references. Address
Box 25-B. Star office.
BOY - years old high school education:
Route /. Box l22, Manassas, Va ).
BUTLER CHAUFFEUR. first class. colored
G1i GdTi}-S5aSS Sa city references free to travel
COLLEGE GRADUATE Phi Beta Kappa
one year law school wants position. Ad-
dress Box 22-B, Star once.
COLLEGE STUDENT. former scoutmaster,
drives automobile, wishes position as tutor
or boys companion during Summer Cal
oetWGen SO. Cleveland 54i2. Ask for
COLORED CHAUFFEUR light chauffeur
and houSeman, good city references. VIII
hams. Potomac 39G2-W 4.
JUNIOR SALES EXECUTIVE and office
manaeer, % married, 10 years experience;
college. legal, commercial education, best
references permanent connection; nominal
salary Randolph 13S@
PATENT WORK-Graduate electrical
enslneer; !" years accredited law school, 3
years drafting and specification writing
experience desires opportunity in any
phase Of patent work. Salary secondary.
Address Box 42-B Star office. -
SUPERINTENDENT. estimator. general
contracting. available parr or full time
Address Box cow Star Office a.
STENOGRAPHER, young man legal educa-
ton capable office assistant SIX years legal
experience, fast and accurate; excellent
references. Decatur 329h-J,
WATCHMAN experienced; good references.
sober. faithful 10 Job Clarendon $50.
YOUNG MAN attending business college in
morning wants half DAYS work afternoons
Can DO StenoGraphlc work. Walnut SS46-W
after 80 pm. T.
YOUNG MAN. colored frst-class COOK
houSeWOrKer place. private family small
wages. room Decatur 5IG6
YOUNG NAN. colored wants work as truck
e No l.
Evening star., 1937-06-04
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE. competent colored for general
housework and Garden. country residence
western New York: good home $50 a
month; references required Call Herbert
D. Brown, Cosmos Club. Saturday morning
DRY CLEANING HELP: all kinds; expert
enCed white and gray spoilers. markers.
silk and linen preSSers shipping clerks and
drivers. Needles Cleaners. 1888 Buchanan
Evening star., 1937-06-04
SALESMEk.

Statesmen WANTED Christian: must
come highly recommended from church.
Philadelphia Bible House 1901 G. st nv.
Statesmen (@). for Washineton's fastest
splendid opportunity: good commission;
liberal f,or time: large prospect list. See
Mr. BaStian. Steuart Silver Dome Sales
1890 Wisconsin ave. Open evenings.
statesmen t2) experienced with cars
to sell new, fast-selling product TO re-
taiers. Inquire 4l3 Maryland ave. Rlv-
erdale Md. pm to pm O.
Evening star., 1937-06-04

ACCOUNTS KEPT statements prepared
for physicians en- hourly basis by eXperl-
enCed secretary row in PHYSICIANS employ
Address Box 3@-B. Star Office -
CASHIER R-TYPIST. P B X experience;
information clerk whole or part time; refs.
Address Box 3-B. Star Office ~
LADY desires work in motherless home or
employed couple, exp: ref. Georgia 0O52.
NURSE desires nursing. this city. day,
week or hourly; efficient treatment for
arthritiS. nerves; doctor S refs. Dist. 31"5.
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER eXper-
fenced. desires permanent position with
reliable company, excellent references. Ad-
dress Box 4 B Star office. s.
Evening star., 1937-06-04

MAGNETIC TREATMENTS FOR GENTLE
men only by male nurse from n Y. City;
established years. National 5O5s. 81
Evening star., 1937-06-04

ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE FOR
children during Summer months in eood
| country home situated in Shenandoah
Valley; for information call between 10
m. and 3 p N. Lincoln s4l5.
Evening star., 1937-06-04
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert. books started. bal
anced. audited kept part time. taxes
monthly statements, city refs. Adams 1896.
ACCOUNTANT and auditor experienced.
paFt-tLne or tUll-tlne work. financial state
mentS prepared. Randolph 3O14 after p N
Evening star., 1937-06-04
WELDING ENGINEER

WELDING ENGINEER.
Practical supervisor designer instructor
inspector. physicist in metals; electric and
oXy-gaSes. Open after June 90 Address
Box 29-D Star offce 4.
BARTENDERS, white, union,
supplied, steady or extra or
for cocktail parties; all men
guaranteed and bonded.
Bartenders' Union, Dist. 6932,
Natl. $3.50, Met. 7047.
Evening star., 1937-06-04
SAlESWOMEk.

SALESWOMEN on "Egermaier" Bib
Story Book good money. pleasant Worl
Philadelphia Bible House. 1901 G st. II "
Evening star., 1937-06-04

PARKER. hH" NatI. Press BIde. Natl 55II.
MAGNETIC TONINCi UP TREAT. FLEC-
TIC bath. Intrared super ultraviolet
rays. Late 1901 o. District G1Os. go Eye.
Evening star., 1937-06-04

YOUNG NAN, colored frst-class COOK
houSe"orKer place. private family; small
wages. room. Decatur IIt6.
YOUNG MAN colored wants work as truck
helper lanltor or work Of any kind. North
Evening star., 1937-06-04
REPAIRS & SERVICE.

CARPENTER independent, WhIte. inclosed
porChes. screens. doors windows and
pOrChes; fences wire picket rustic fences .
French doors. porChes or steps built or re-
pared; attic insulated cellars or rooms
modernlTed, cupbOardS bookcases and cab
lnetS- Douglas Atlantic "36I.
Evening star., 1937-06-04

DWIGHT K. TERRY wants 5
electrical appliance statesmen.
Commission paid. 1870 with a go
bonus. Opening Saturday morn
ing at 927 N. Y. ave. NV. A big
opportunity for experienced men.
Evening star., 1937-06-04
WASHING-MACHINE
SALESMAN.

Please dot not waste your time and ours
lnless you want . good permanent and
,rohtable connection. Apply in person,
1885 Georgia ave. Mr.. Browne.
Evening star., 1937-06-04
SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

0UPLE. white. desire to manage apart
ent house; wife does not work oUt.
2rth 10000 ext G@3 g.
Evening star., 1937-06-04
HELP MEN.
OPPORTUNITY

OPPORTUNITY.
want two high-class men with cars TO
make a permanent connection with sue
ceSSful national concern. If you have had
sales experience and you are a SIS to 500
week man come in and talk to me, Lib
eraI craving account. with unusual high
commission Apply , to pm Mr. Brooks
lON Carpenter Bldg 10th and Z
Evening star., 1937-06-04

WOMAN white. unencumbered, to care 21-
month-old boy and do general housework;
s.s s.sS nlsnts; must ne iond o. cnlldren' rel
ONCE.
Evening star., 1937-06-04

stood on the rear
platform of the in
Evening star., 1937-06-11
Monroe
Continued Prom First Paze.)

Butler, was arrested at youngstown
and charged with shooting ito wound
or kill" during yesterdays hand-to-
hand conflict between pickets and
police in which II were injured.
He has been mixed up in most of
the trouble around here" Sheriff
Ralph Elser declared as a fight at
Massillon, Ohio, between six men
identified by police as C. I. O. mem
bers and two non-striking Republic
employees brought arrest Of an. One
was charged with carrying a con-
cealed weapon and the other seven
with disturbing the peace.
Sheet a. Tube announced it had
closed coal mines at Nemacolin, Pa,
and Dehue, w. Va, and laid OF l 500
miners because Of the steel walkout
as four strikers arrested in Youngs-
town Tuesday after clash with dep
uties at department store were held
for the grand jury. The deputies were
buying uniforms
Conditions Found Satisfactory.
South Buffalo. N. Y. plant were found
perfectly satisfactory" by State Sen
ator Stephen Wojtkowiak, one of the
two who toured the picketed property
ct the request of the S. w. O. c.
Back to work" movements were
pressed by employe groups at Sheet
g. Tube and Inland Steel plants in
Chicago's Calumet sector as Mayor
Harold H. Burton revoked at Cleve-
land effective tonight the permit for
flying field used by Republic as a
base to fly food above picket lines
to besieged Warren and Niles, Ohio,
workers.
In far-away Boothbay Harbor, Me.
. Summer resident sent by parcel post
seven loaves and two fishes to work
ers in the Warren plant and said he
would protest If the Post ONCE De-
partment refused delivery.
The abortive march Of union SYM
pathizers upon Monroe in protest
against the routing Of pickets from the
Newton Steel Co.'S plant last night
ended through the intercession OF
Martin, head Of the U. A. w.
Approximately 750 automobile work.
ers, vanguard Of thousands who hae
declared holiday" In Pontiac, Mich.
for . peaceful mass demonstra ton
In Monroe, turned back from q. rally
Ing point 10 miles north Of the cit.
Evening star., 1937-06-11
.DUCE FOE FOUND
SLAIN IN FRANCE
Carlo RoseIli and Brother
KilIedHFormer Leader
Was in Exile.
BY the Associated Press.


BAGNOLES, France, June Ill
Carlo Roselli, former italian Socialist
leader who escaped from an italian
prison camp, and his brother, SabAttivo
Roselli, were found mysteriously slain
in = forest near here today.
The only clues were part Of an
improvised bomb and dagger en-
graved "R' which were discovered
near their bodies. Physicians started
an autopsy to determine the cause Of
death.
Carlo, who escaped from imprison-
ment In 1929, had been exiled to .
Lipari prison island by Premier Mus.
solini for his alleged help In the sim.
liar night Of Filippo Turati. once II
Duce's right-hand man. who fell
from favor and was banished.
He was wounded as . volunteer In
the International Brigade fighting for
the Spanish government and had come
to Bagnoles to recuperate.
A former professor Of political
economy at Geneva, he was a member
Of the executive committees OF the
Italian section Of the League for
Human Rights and the Giovanni
Amendola Association, liberal organ-
ization.
When he fled to Paris after his
escape, he joined other political exiles
in editing the newspaper Justice and
Liberty" mouthpiece for anti
Fascists.
In Paris he broke with regular
Socialists and formed dissident group
that adhered to no international.
The men were found near an over.
turned automobile by peasants who
called police.
Evening star., 1937-06-11

Of industrial relations and do some
thing constructive toward co-opera-
ton with labor"
w. W. Stockberger. director Of per-
sonnel Of the Agriculture Department
and president of the society, presided
Personnel administrators and officers
OF the various Government depart
ments were present.
Evening star., 1937-06-11

for the loyalty and confidence Of
their employees" Thomas G. spates,
vice president in charge Of the per-
sonnet division of the American Man.
agement Association, New York, told
members OF the Society for Personnel
Administration at meeting last night
In the Hotel Harrington.
If We really cherish the preserva-
ton Of the finest qualities Of the
American Republic" Spates said
then management must cease rem
dering mere lip service to the subject