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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-03-03
Private Firms
i'll Operate
Along Parkway
No Concession Plans For Cafes
And Filling Stations Worked
Out Yet.

Washington, Feb. 25.-Although
no definite plan has been accepted
yet, National Park Service officials,
in the hearing on the Interior De-
partments appropriation bill re-
leased today, said private conces-
sions will be allowed to care for
the needs of travellers along the
Blue Ridge Parkway.
A. E. Demaray, associate direc-
tor of the National Park Service,
appearing before an appropriations
subcommittee, admitted the need
for supplying motor and restaurant
service to park visitors, but pointed
out that the only way the park SER
vice can insure these services is by
granting concessions to private OPP
orators. He added that an effort
was also being made to prevent
business from being shunted away
from local establishments in the
parkway territory.
'There have been no concessions
worked out at the present time -
Damaray said, ''but in the planning
of these parkways, there have been
included plans for developing GER
tain areas in which there will be
gas stations and places where meals
would be served. There will be
other places where overnight &C
commodations may be provided.
'In working out the plans, we
have tried to give consideration to
the fact that there are now nearby
communities which are well locat-
ed, and where visitors have been
going for many years. We want
visitors to leave the parkway and
secure their major necessities in
those places.
"For instance, there is Blowing
Rock, which has been a noted sum
mer resort for long time, and Lin.
vile Falls, as well as numerous
other attractive places. Instead Of
diYerting visitors from those places
we hope they will continue to stor
in those communities.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-03-03

q : II =
There's a pair on -" She left
the sentence unfinished, and her
pale eyes opened still wider.
They're not there!" she exclaimed
excitedly.
sThin Shantung?" Vance asked.
"Yes-the sheerest su nm r
weight
Might easily be rolled up and
placed in a pocket?"
what do you mean?" she asked.
81 really don't know" Vance
spoke with kindness. I'm merely
observing things. There is no an
swer as yet. It's most puzzlin'."
Fleel had been watching and lis
tening attentively, with a shrewd,
judicial air.
81 think, Mr.. Vance, he said, II
know what is in your mind. Know
ing the Kentings as well as I do,
and knowing the circumstances in
this household for greater number
of years, I can assure you that it
would be no shock to either of them
if you were to state exactly what
you think regarding this situation.
II know that it would be heart
ening-I might even say, an act OF
mercy-if you stated frankly that
you believed, as I am convinced you
do, that Kacpar planned this coup
,, himself for reasons that are only
too obvious"
my dear sir!" returned Vance
II would be glad to say anything
which might relieve Mrs. Kenting's
anxiety regarding the fate of her
husband. But l assure you that al
the present moment the evidence
does not warrant extending the
comfort of any such belief. :. :"
At this moment there was an in
terruption. At the hall door ap.
peared a short, middle-aged mar
with eallow moon-like face, suller
expression. He had shabby
buffers livery which was too big
for him and emphasized his awk
ward posture. A cringing and sub
servient lf-effacement marked hi!
general attitude despite his air o.
insolence.
what is it, Weem?" Mrs. Kent
ing asked.
''There is gentleman-an Offices
at the front door," the butler an
swered in a surly tone, 'who say
he wants to see Sergeant Heath. HI
says his name is Mclaughlin.
3. Heath nodded CURLY and looked
up at Markham.
THAT'S all right, Chief, he said
mclaughlin was the man on thi
beat last night, and left word a
the Bureau to send him up here a
! soon as they could located him.
thought he might know something
or maybe he saw something, tina
would give us line on what hap
pened here last night" Then h
/ turned back to the butler. "Tell thu
officer to wait for me. I''I'll be dowr
in a few minutes"
"Just a moment, Weem,-I have
the name right" Vance put in.
! you're the butler here, under
stand"
eyes, sir" he said, in a low rumb
ling voice.
"And your wife is the cook, be
lieve?"
eyes, sir"
II say, Weems," Vance went on
did either you or your wife heal
anything unusual in the house, aftel
] you had gone to your quarters?"
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OPEN NEW JoBBNG HOUSE

Mrs. Boyd Richardson and her
son, Fred, are opening new whole
sale house here this week. The firm
will be known as the Richardson's
lJobbing House and is located in
the building across from the Park
way Motor Company
The new company will carry COM
plete lines of candy and notions.
Cliff Williams, formerly with the
Parkway Motor Company, will ham
die the outside sales work.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-03-03
Call for Republican County
Convention and Primaries

To the Republicans of Ashe County:
A Republican County Convention for Ashe County is
hereby called to meet at the courthouse in Jefferson,
North Carolina Saturday. March H. 1885, at LOO o'clock
P. M, for the purpose of eIectng County chairman
executive committee and eecting the delegates to the
district and state convention and for transacng such
other business may come before the convention.
Republican Township Primaries hereby called to
meet at the voting place in each township in Ashe COun
y Friday March H. 1888 800 o'clock p M for the
purpose of electng delegates the County Convention
to be held in Jefferson March 12- 1885, and electing
township executive committee.
This the 21st day of February 1885,
GRANT BAUGUESS, Chairman Ashe
County Republican Executive Committee.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-03-03

That's quite all right" Vance re-
turned. DO you remember what
clothes your husband was wearing
last night when he went to the
opening of the casino in New .Jer-
sey?'
why, he wore a tuxedo
Vance walked quickly across the
room and, opening the door besides
the bathroom, looked into the mar
row clothes closet.
But his dinner jacket is hanging
here in the closet, Mrs Renting.
He has more than one? :"
The woman shook her head
vaguely.
And supposed that Mr.. Renting
wore the appropriate evening OK
fords with his dinner. coat"
Naturally" the woman said.
"Amazin'," murmured Vance.
There are pair of evening OK
fords standin' neatly on the floor of
the. closet, and the soles are damp
ish-it was rather wet out last night,
don't y'know, after rain"
"I really don't understand, Mr..
Vance"
"Are you familiar with your hus-
bands wardrobe?" he asked.
~ 'sOf course, I am" she returned.
I'm that case" Vance said polite
ly, 'syou can be of great assistance
to me if you will glance through
this closet and tell me whether any
thing is missing"
Mrs. Renting joined Vance at the
clothes closet.
"His Glen Urquhart suit is miss
ing" she said. cts the one he gen
orally wears when he goes away
for a weekend or short trip"
every interestin'," Vance MUIR
INJURED "And is it possible for you
to tell me what shoes he may have
substituted for his evening OK
fords?"
'Yes!" she said, and Immediately
swung about to inspect the shoe
rack in the closet. After a moment
} she again turned to Vance with q
look of bewilderment in her eyes
''One pair of his heavy tan bluchers
are not herr she announced in g
hollow, moiotonous tone. 'That's
what Kaspar generally wears with
his Glen Urquhart."
Vance turned back into the closet
hI1f 70 hnf he
came out and walked to the win
dow. Between his thumb and fore
finger he held a small cut gem-a
ruby, thought-which he exam
med against the light
mot a genuine ruby he muir
INJURED. Merely balas-ruby-the
two are often confused. A necessity
item, to be sure, for reprensenta-
tive collection of gem-stones, but Of
little worth in itself. BY the by
Mrs. Renting, I found this in the
outer sidepocket of your husbands
dinner jacket. I took the liberty Of
ascertaining whether he had trans.
ferred- the contents of his pockets
when he changed his clothes after
returning last night. This bit oil
balas-ruby was all I found.
Another thing that would inter.
est me mildly he remarked, look.
ing vaguely before him, "is what
kind : of pajamas Mr.. Renting
wears"
F'Shantung silk" Mrs. Renting as.
serted. She was looking directly
at Vance, but now her eyes shifted
quickly to the bed.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-03-03

Mr.. Sidney Killen, Of Buffalo, left
Tuesday morning for Innaha, Ore
gon, where he is expecting to work
for a while.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-03-03

Bargains s sss sill E's Tsss
Working and Road Building Machin-
cry, Well Drilling Machines, Case
line Engines, etc. R. P. JOHNSON,
Wytheville, Va.
Evening star., 1938-07-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BANK AND BUSINESS REF
ERENCES REQUIRED FROM
EVERY ADVERTISER SEEK
ING CAPITAL THROUGH
ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE
STAR UNDER BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES.
Advertisers in the Business Op-
portunities columns of The Star
seeking capital must furnish
one bank and two business ref
erences. Announcements must
also pass The Stars general
rules of acceptability. which are
framed TO exclude all mislead-
ing. Questionable or otherwise
Objectionable statements. While
The Star does everything within
its power to safeguard readers
against the fraudulent, inde-
pendent investigation should be
made before definite closing of
negotiations.
In order that sufficient time
may be allowed for lnvestim-
ton. such advertisements for
The Sunday Star cannot be ac-
copted later than Ii pm.
Thursday.
Evening star., 1938-07-10


LEAVING LEA Feas.r! For IOWA "a. JULY .L:n,nI l5 WILL
herd herd 1856. s."-- ~ '''''
DRIVING TO SOUTHWEST MISSOURI.
via St. Louis. July 81. return August /;
wANrED-TRANs. BERKELEY. CALF.
CHANGED: ne GMsr share expenses. Pot. 56a7. "
DRIVING TO WORCESTER VIA NEW
Ysgk YoEk and nd Hartford' aar July 10. Call Met.
LEAVING FOR MIAMI SUNDAY AFTER
noon, want passengers. Phone shep-
COLUMBIA, MO, LEAVING ABOUT
sey sery n s Es.uTn sEA As Co.. "sn ssc pr co
COUPLE DRIVING PHOENIX. VIA WICH-
ita. next week: take two. Phone oxford
DRIVING CHICAGO JULY ID, RETURN
August Az ,d,I !; take 3 or 4; share expenses.
DRIVING TO MERRIAM, MISS, JULY
take . or 3 persons. Atlantic s973
q CHEy; LEAVING JULY 10 TO FORT
Line 0979 or Dist. 3633. Ext. 4:s2
FREE TRANSPORTATION TO ASSISTANT
driver to vicinity of Charlotte n c. or
farther south. July ~. Georgia 1905.
TWO LADIES DRIVING TO OMAHA.
Reta Rehras6s Georsa 1sy o2I i! take passengers.
DRIVING, TO CALF. ABOUT 18th. TAKE
.. "a Plymouth. Help drive share exp.
Box :11-C, Star.
WILL DRIVE OR ASSIST DRIVER AND
share expenses to Kansas City. about July
20 Emerson 1884
YOUNG LADY WANTS RETURN RIDE
from Minnesota 20 WASHINGTON. between
July 18th and 18th. Refs. Adams 6754
DRIVING TO CHICAGO JULY 23rd TAKE
!: cheap, Mr.. Olson, No. .. Sixth st. ne,
Apt. :, Atlantic 37"0.
DRIVING DE LUKE SEDAN. LOS AN
ccles. via Little Rock Dallas, Wed. or Sat
Mr.. Morgan. Republic .971.
WoULD vgS3IlI LIKE LIKE TRANsP ,A TO OMAHA OR
expenses. Shepherd 5l24
TRANSPORTATION TO OR NEAR EAST
ern Colorado or New Mexico: reference en-
changed. Phone Shep. 417l.
WANTED--RIDE TO BANGOR NE. OR
Fhone Emerson 905?.
TO SAN FRANCISCO. LEAVING AUGUST
]. returning September / room for two
ctRRAN, c Rfi 2' Met '''l week DAYS PHILIP
ATTENTION. .ELKs OR ANY ONE LEAv-
ing for Atlantic, City Wednesday, between
Ta,sE , and + ocloek; ,otsrs;,i rm for Z or Eea,
between & and : pm.
DRIVING 1898 BUICK TO ATLANTA.
ga. july II. returning July 30. take two.
ST. NV Natl slS3.
GENTLEMAN DRIVING 1923 COUPE TO
Dist, 5000 Branch 3i@. Monday. "'
CAN ACCOMMODATE > OR 3 PAS
senscrs to Chattanooga Atlanta Birming-
ham Mon. .Eomery; 1887 De Soto. with
radio; leaving July 10, returning July
~. Dupont 1890.
Los ANGLE LES--LEAVING ON 18th, RE-
turning holy
drive. Phone evenings. Col 50li. II.
COUPLE. GOING TO YAKIMA. WASH.
Sta!e wishes another couple 10 go along
70 hel deirdy expenses: also help dr!ye
MR.. ERNEST CARTER, Shep 46oa-J :
DRIVING THROUGH WESTERN PARKS
ana Columbia River Gorge leaving July
~. returning September s. two pas
SengerS wanted to share expenses and
dflving Walnut 1894.
TWO PASSENGERS TO CHICAGO JULY
ih Dooee sedan. Call District 19Ad
between Is and $.
SKYLINE DRIVE. WILLIAMSBURG. NAT
ufal Bridge. Gettysburg, ail-expense tours
by private motor. North 509l.
lo,ooo-MILE TOUR WESTERN STATES
leaVlnR July 80. desire young folks rea-
sonable: reference. Clev. $3.50. evenings
DRIVING TO DENVER, colo. JULY so;
new sedan. take 3. Call Met. $3.50, Mrs
Rea. after ) pm.
Evening star., 1938-07-10
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

WOMAN. colored part-time or days work
refs. 1927 6th st. NV
WOMAN. colored, wants part time or days
work: good ref North 727S-W
WOMAN. colored. part-time work wanted.
2 or ) in family; no Sundays, good ref
erences. Decatur 154S.
WOMAN colored. reliable wants days
work; experienced; good laundress. De-
catur 1919.
WOMAN. coIored. southern. wishes steady
morning or days work: reasonable pay;
city references Dupont 5967.
WOMAN colored. wishes work of any
kind; stay nights or so home; good ref.
Lincoln 5065.
WOMAN. colorea. exp. wishes day work;
best refs. District 31O6.
WOMAN. colored. wants gen. h.w. Phone
Dupont 65S7.
WOMAN colored wishes Job as cook city
references. Atlantic 7012.
WOMAN, colored. wants day or part-timc
work of any kind; references. 1868 Poto-
mac st. NV.
WOMAN, colsred neat. desires part time
or days work and cook; references. Hill
side O146.
YOUNG COLLEGE LADY desires work, as
maid. mothers helper. nurse or part-time
work: ref. Dupont 5032.
Evening star., 1938-07-10
CAMERA REPAIRS.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER K d'ALBERT, INC,
S15 10th St. NV. Phone National 4712
Evening star., 1938-07-10

| AFElERlA. downtown: same owners 90
years; seats l60; luncheon and dinners
| only closed SUNDAYS; well equipped: price
$1,000. Box }6',-C Star
Evening star., 1938-07-10

RESTAURANT-Beer; est. ; yrs; monthly
profit S4o0: no Sundays; price SD 900:
Gown payment, $4,000, and worth it,
Evening star., 1938-07-10

YOUNG LADY, exp. as stenographer;
previous employment in credit office pre-
ferred, Apply between 10 and IL am,
Monday. Eli Rubin Co. us 1th st. n W.
Evening star., 1938-07-10

ROOMlNG HOUSE of II rms. also furni-
ture Tor sale; must sacrifice; leaving town.
Evening star., 1938-07-10

STATE MANAGER, exclusive territory. ma
llonal organization. selling patented prod
uct contemplated for uniform distribution
IN bill passed bv U. S. Senate. Liberal over
Must have ability to orpanze hich class
statesmen, also take financial interest in
BUSINESS. References EXCHANGED. Box
sly. Star
Evening star., 1938-07-10

r. INTEREST offered for S1O,OOO well
secured by established manufacturer; pur-
pose OF money to make UP large stock
Tor spring delivery; positive demand for
products; alternative proposition can be
offered to share the profits. Factory. Box
III, Fredericksburg Va. phone 465
Evening star., 1938-07-10

MILLINERY. live Upper l4th St location.
oeautlluI STOCK and fixtures; excellent lea So
mooetate rental owner has bona-h rea-
son LOT selling: splendid opportunity for
Sotne one 10 add dresses and accessories-
S-.0UD entire price ROy CSS-r
Evening star., 1938-07-10

MANUFACTURER WOOD PRODUCTS and
nXtures. record successful Operation in
Washlngtor past . years needs additionsi
capUal. partner with services Wonderftli
oppoI~ unity 10 expand INTO frst-rate paw
ing business. Phone District f5O6, MIR
Mann. auditor. % Woodward BLDG
Evening star., 1938-07-10

BEER TAVERN; specializes in sea food:
graf doo beer only; oo net prof, last yr. over
Capltal Adjusting g. Finance Co, zoos
II ST W. AO'o
Evening star., 1938-07-10
GENERAL REMODELING

From foundation TO roof Save 90, dur
ing July. No Job 100 small or too large
We are also plumbing and heating engi-
neers. Terms If desired. Call any time.
Evening star., 1938-07-10

3207 Ga. ave.-Gcncral rcmodeling. cellar
to roof. Registered and bonded. plumbing
ton. Special reduced prices this month.
Col S535-Dec o5I1
Evening star., 1938-07-10
SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN.

COUPLE want management Of rooming
house or apt. services for living quarters.
Box SS-Y Star. To-
mended years last place; refs: butler.
maid, caretaker; no travel Met. 5665.
COUPLE, refined. colored: wife will give
housekeeping services in exchange Tor
quarters in rooming house or small apt:
Al reference. Box 0O.H. Star.
Evening star., 1938-07-10

RESTAURANT with whisky license. busy
ne, section. Est. ! , yrs. Over 81 coo wk
bus; Low overhead. Money Show
books. Price $4,000. with 5000 cash.
Natl. IfoS
Evening star., 1938-07-10

town stores. Gross over SIS, 600 last year
Fine fixtures. Clean stock. $4,000 plus
stock. Natl. 1928
Evening star., 1938-07-10
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

cHILDs NURSE, exp; will leave city.
Decatur 4211.
CLERGYMAN's WIDOW wishes position as
nurse.companion to invalid or semi-invalid;
reference Box 2O6 Herndon. Va: IL
CLERICAL POSITION desired. bookkeeping
preferred: thoroushly experienced: nominal
salary. Phone Emerson 1901. 10y
COLLEGE GRADUATE, mathematics and
statistics major. can operate Munro cal
culator desires position in ONCE. Adams
515O-J.
COMPANION 0ovERNEss. reasonable;
good reference; free to travel. Walnut
s992-W.
COMPANION. OF, practical nurse. educated.
refined: highest references: willing to
travel: translate German. Box 235-c. Star.
c-SAXOPHONE PLAYER desires small ho-
tel or cafe work in or near washington;
play leads ld-time. also popular or cello
parts with trio. Phone Randolph O744.
DRESSMAKER wants work; plain and
fancy dresses made to order: prices reason
able. North 0741-W.
DREssMAKER (white); stylish remodeline,
alterations; out by day. Adams 1872.
DREssMAkER; alter.tions, Iemodeling. odelin
day. Columbia 66e4.W.
Evening star., 1938-07-10

BOARDING HOUSE tMass ave. at Scott
Circle; 30 rooms: income about $3.50
monthly: will sacrifice. only :" 80; terms.
r. M. De Shazo, / l..3 14th NV. Natl. 800.
Evening star., 1938-07-10

WOMEN-We need the services of / o high
class ladies, neat appearance. for our con-
tact department. No experience necessary;
no selling. Excellent opportunity for ladies
between the ages of 80 and so Will prove
very profitable for whole or part time work
Apply V. NJ. Eubanks 1i0S H st. NV, $50
fiil n m
Evening star., 1938-07-10

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE you
wait Emergency Laboratory Room COL.
Westory Bldg. 14th and Met. 1888
HEMORREoIDs ERADIcATED RY MY
own method. Results effective for . life.
time or money back. Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery. DIR. SOMMERWERCK.
1865 Columbis I'd. Adams 03S8.
Evening star., 1938-07-10

BUSINESS PROPERTY for sale or rent on
No, highway. > miles SOU n from Alex
andrla, Va; good for grocery or restau-
rant with beer. John Drotar. owner.
GARAGE. gasoline. repairing. etc: 65-car
capacity. esiab. business. lease. Price
S',.5ot; terms. Box l9S-C, Star
Evening star., 1938-07-10

GROCERY NEAT MARKET reasonable
rent: rooms available. Call Col. aO35
BOOMING HOUSE. 10 rooms completely
furnished; house full. $500. 416 3rd ST.
NV. Call District 294O iS.'"
Evening star., 1938-07-10

DRUG STORE. opposite Western Hleh
School, for sale on account of i'll health
bargain. 1863 :}5th St NV
Evening star., 1938-07-10
BEAUTY PARLoRS.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCEI
Wonderful French method used. Dr. Dell
Ledendecker. 3025 o st. NV. West 112t
Evening star., 1938-07-10

MOTOR TRUCK HAULING CONTRACT
Large national organi2ation wants imme-
dlate responsible men who can place
substantial down payment purchase new
or good used truck: long time contract pro-
Tloed TO pay all notes. all expenses; excel
lent return on investment: full details on
request; references. Box iS9-Y, Star
Evening star., 1938-07-10

WOMAN. white settled, unincumbered
housekeeper for employed daughter. in
valid mother Sleep in Adams S604,
Evening star., 1938-07-10

LADY to answer n a9oree
dinner every night. Box III. Star
YOUNG LADY. experience in real estate
Office knowledge of tipping and general
ofnce work Natl SfRT.
Evening star., 1938-07-10
REPAIRS 8 SERVICE.
American Construction Co..

General contracting. remodeling; 30 years
IN same business: give us ring. we will
save you money; F. II. A. financing.
Adams 6c73
Evening star., 1938-07-10

TUTORING. 1st TO Sth GRADE; ACCRED-
tied teacher. Georgia O1a6
DRESSMAKING TO ORDER. ALTERA-
tions. old dresses remodeled to late styles;
best workmanship: expert fitting. North
l01 81
Evening star., 1938-07-10
HELP WOMEN.
Continued

WOMAN. young. white refined as house
keeper. do plain cooking. room, board. $50
uo Adams 5h.o
Evening star., 1938-07-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY STORE. fully equipped, and
meat market, located in a new develop
ment. wonderful opportunity for the
right party. This store is growing in
business every day. All sales cash and
carry No credit outstanding. For fur
time. l305 G 81. ne Wash ID c,
Evening star., 1938-02-08
Ge]'rig Holds Out for $4,000;
Ruppert's Last Offer $50, 900

night and Immediately was called into
salary huddle. Last year. he held out
until after spring practice was started,
but rallied to the forces and signed at
st. Petersburg for a $4,000 increase
plus $3.50 bonus.
Many believe that both he and Di
Maggie will participate in a super
special signing ceremony at st. Peters,
burg next month.
Gehrig. however. declared he would
not even go to Florida unless he was
signed.
Il told the colonel how much
wanted. He said the club couldn't af-
ford it, and wouldn't pay it. That's
how matters stand, and it's Ruppert's
next move" said Lou. Il will stay
right here if they don't pay me what
I want, and that isn't hokum."
Rupert was equally positive the
next move belonged to Gehrig.
Believe me. gentlemen. detest this
kind OF publicity" insisted the beer
baron. But this time I mean what I
say, and I've made by last offer to
Gehris and Di Maggie. One man.
even two men. do not make q ball
club"
Evening star., 1938-02-08
B, the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-"Larrupin'
Lou" Gehrig. iron man first base
man OF the New York Yankees.
Joined the world champions fast
growing holdout list today. rejecting
owner Jake Ruppertss offer of $36, 900
again this year and demanding an in
crease of IS per cent, or, roughly.
$4,000.
Col. Rupert. bit irritated, told
baseball writer's that he would stick by
his offers of $4,000 to Gehrig and
$25,o 900 to Joe Di Maggie, who IS hold
ing out for $4,000.
They won't get a cent more and
that's final," said the colonel. They
can take it or leave it,
Col. Rupert and Gehrig were
closeted for almost an hour without
getting anywhere in their second
brewery conference" of the year.
Di Maggie also conferred with the
colonel for an hour and walked out.
Since the conference, Joe has returned
to his home in San Francisco to- await
developments.
Gehrig, looking fit after try at the
movies In Hollywood, arrived home lat