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Evening star., 1938-08-10
Democrats to Hold Party.

The Bradbury Heights Democratic
Club will hold a watermelon feast and
lawn party at 7:30 o'clock tonight at
Southern and Rock avenues, Bradbury
Heights Md. Mrs. F. H. Koss is gen.
eral chairman of arrangements.
Evening star., 1938-08-10
HELP MEN,.
(%nttnyted \

FOR COMPLETE DETAILS. apply between
10 and II am. II you are interested in
earning $50 ana UP per week. Do not
Apply unless you are neat. aggressive and
At least II. Free classes daily for taxi
drivers identification cards
UNION TAXICAB ASSN.
Evening star., 1938-08-10
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL. colored. wants g.h.w. full or part
time: refs Pot. 45I2-M. --
GIRL. colored. wants general housework:
good laundress plain cooking; refs; fond
of children. Decatur 1919.
GIRL. col. wants general housework.
plain cooking; small family; ref. l42l
18th NV, Apt. "a.
GIRL, colored. wishes light housework or
place as mothers helper; ref. l7OS Swami
st. Dupont 5:333.
GIRL, colored. from North Carolina wants
work of any kind; good ref; exp. Phone
Decatur 1884
GIRLS. 2. colored. wish jobs as general
houseworkerS: good references eager 10
learn. District t794.
LAUNDRESS. colored. frst-class city ref ;.
wishes work by the day or regular Met.
1908.
MAN. colored neat wishes job as porter.
kitchenman or houSeman. Phone Dupont
512:i.
WOMAN colored, reliable. wants house,
work: STAY nights. Tel. Au 50S5-J.
WOMAN. colored, settled. wants Job as
houSekeeper: stay nights: reference. Julia
1910 Caroline st. NV
WOMAN, colored. experienced, wishes
gh.w or days work. refs. Met G911
WANTED. by a young white woman a
place to help with houSewOrk and the care
OF children. Call West O6:.5
Evening star., 1938-08-10
HELP WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR. colored: all-around.
energetic young woman with ability to
look after shop: busy location. l.3S You
st NV. North $3.50
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator N. c.
r, ability to completely handle receivables
or payables essential. Joseph X. Harris
10 Ip.tI y CT
Evening star., 1938-08-10
FOUND

Animals ana articles OF rdlus
that hare been found NAV be ad-
rertiScd in The Star mithout charge
ii no reUnrd IS expected
Each advertisement iUin be tim
tied to four lines The name and
address OF Advertiser iDiU be re-
Quired
Evening star., 1938-08-10
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

DOMESTIC.
WE FURNISH dish washers. cooks. drivers.
houSemen, R.h.w, maids. mattresses. Do
mestic Agency. Dec. .4"l. 1925 9th ST.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 556l. lIO2
l1th. has cooks, maids. nurses ghw
part-time day workers. porterS houSemen
Evening star., 1938-08-10
SALESMAN

HELP MEN AND WOMEN.
HOUSEKEEPER. cook. couple; must be
experienced; good salary and basement
quarters. Wis. 1872.
Evening star., 1938-08-10
INSTRUCTION COURSES.


HEMPHILL DIESEL SCHOOLS, where you
get training proved by the success Of
many Hemphill graduates. where you get
the most thorough. most practical Diesel
course avPiiable; :i2-page book free. Reg
istrar's Office. 400 Garrison blvd. BALTIC.
Easy WAY-Learn Shorthand. Touch Typ
Ing. Book keeping. Calculating Machines
Beginners and Finishing Courses. NOW
starting. Positions available Inquire
BOYD'S SCHOOL. 1888 F. Natl 2340.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
Theory and practice taught by experts.
Students prepared for State Board eXami-
nation. Shop experience Start any day
MoDERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE.
1917 F St NV
SIS Printers Assist. Exam. SIS
Special Intensive Course. Day and Night
ALL PAPERS FREE BEGIN AT ONCE.
The Civil Service Preparatory School.
Jo9 Eth St. NV West G:i:i,.
CALCULATING MACHINES.
Thousands used in Government depart
mtnts and in private offices. Intensive
courses i'll Comptometer, Burroughs. Mon
roe. Friden Marchant. etc. with brief
| course in touch typing. Day-evening seS-
sionS. Certificate awarded OH compile
ton of course. Classes forming NOW.
Placement Service. BOYD SCHOOL Est.
| 20 yrs.l. :: :,3 F st. Natl ,340.
Evening star., 1938-08-10
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
ADDING MACHINE. Burroughs: in excel,
sl3 14th st. Republic 1177.
ANTIoUES-Furniture china. glass. paint
ings, sterling and coin silver. jewelry
low price. Call us before purchasing else
where. Murray Galleries, 1124 goth st.
NV. Dupont 1211.
BEDROOM. dining room. living room suites;
chinorObe studio couch. bed. crib kitchen
cabinet. Edelman. 1903 Georgia ave.
BRICK. LUMBER AND PLUMBING ma.
terlalS at bargain prices from hundreds OF
wrecking Jobs. reconditioned and neatly
arranged for your easy selection at Hechin-
ser's. You'll save time as we'll as money BY
coming to any Of our four yards. We quote
delivered Or % undelivered Phone orders.
HECH1NGER CO. Used Material Dept.
5ssb s9a ga ay. s.' w. sh so5 snd hshes St
ing. 2xs: at $i5 per NJ: good. hard used
brick. S7..5O per NJ: radiation. doors. win:
dows, tubs sinks, 1-beams. new wallboard
st. St. s.w. Net sGSs' '' ''"'' " "'~ y
soda fountains, electric toaster. electric
counters. stools, ranges. Hin electric dis
apsy ssSs I'll 0aS ah xse saS aSah
fans. compressors. steam tables etc. Edgar
Baum Inc. 307 9th st. NV.
CHA1Rs--seven folding iron chair. 81
each. 516 st NV. Met. 7944. 12s
DESKS, chairs. floor ana wall display
cases, display stands, hling cabinets. mir
rors, partitions, etc. Edgar Baum. Inc.
3O7 9th st. NV.
DINING RIM: SUITE. 1O-piece; reasonable.
405 Concord ave. NV.
DINETTE SUITE. handsome 7-piece. like
new; cost S275. sacrifice S65; beautiful
bedroom suite, 7:ptsce walnut. $50 The
Sasn5esos Sss' 5esos 81 s:i.r. sms e. ss us,f ~ ~ a.
Evening star., 1938-08-10

or payables essential. Joseph X. Harris
&C l!,l F. st. NV.
women accustomed to meeting the public.
TO be trained as beauty consultants Man
aserial type and Willingness to assume
Percentage, Of profits, while training. good
salary and bonus when qualified. Apply
$50 to II. Suite 5O5 Washington Bldg.
New York ave. at 10th.
LADIES-INSTANT HIT. Personal initial
Christmas cards: II smart folders. sender's
initial IN gold. silver, 81 profit. SOC! Stu
den. made S:4 spare time in 3 days. Also
Other assortments; name imprinted folders.
~. o. foT r,: 81 Get samples. Artistic. :,O9
LAnIE,S--Christmas card triumph! 100
PProfit selling sensational 81 assortment.
Personal cards-3-Way plan; combination
samples Bluebird. s3l Fitchburg Mass.
hAbLGhrsmss ls1y SCI cards Make
Staticne4.; other boxes. Experience un-
netessar% REQUEST sample on approval.
Terry Studios. 500 Westfeld. Mass
1ADlEs-Now is the time to start taking
orders on Christmas cards. initial stations
cry experience unnecessary; 5O', COM
mission. Gramopt. rs 9ih st NV
MARKER experienced. Apply Mrs Padgett
Yale Laundry. 437 New York ave. NV
spor! wear which will be on display at the
Grafton Hotel Friday August l.. Apply
after IN. Room ',oS
SALESWCMAN, outside; good proposition
ior 1--we wires; steady position and good
income. Apply Az 7th ST. NV
WOMAN. white, refined. middle un-
attached. as general housekeeper. nearby
Md. tour adults. in return for home and
small sslary: no laundry; references re-
aElIeo State amount expected. Box
3S-J, Stal III
WORLDS LARGEST DRESS manufacturer
mas opening additional representatives; full
spare time. Box 22-J, Star IL
SELL STUDIO DESIGNED
personal CHRISTMAS CARDS. House.
WE m?de $3.50 spare time Student $3.50
Also 70" aSsortments. FREE sample offer
THF JOHN A. HEPTEL CO.
30.. w Adams, Dept. Cd Chicago
Evening star., 1938-08-10

PIANOS FOR RENT small uprights. So
monthly; also spinets and grands; rental
paid applies on price If you buy. Natl
::'?2'. Arthur Jordan Piano Co.. corner
18th and q stS
Evening star., 1938-08-10

$500 L ST NW-WALKING DISTANCE
downtown; . rooms. kit. bath: FREE re-
frigeraton. Res. mgr. Price. $4,000.
Dist. 1909. JAMES A. GEDDES. agent
Touer Rldp 12s
Evening star., 1938-08-10

MAN FOR LAUNDRY
ROUTE. PAYS $35 TO
$40 PER WEEK.
Answer in own handwriting. stating
whether married or SINGLE age education.
last 3 years employment; give telephone
number. Box 14S-H. Star.
SAlESMEN,
REAL ESTATE statesmen. experienced
linen and wOmen) to sell for owner
Large number OF properties Leads fur
nished. Must have car. Fulton X. Gordon
1927 Eye st. NV. District $3.50.
Statesmen. sell mats made of old tires.
Call Jackson 1871.
( SALESMAN,
Manufa cturer of national advertised
product has opening for man with capacity
for hard work Compensation weekly
plus monthly bonus. Must have car. Give
aee. experience and phone number in reply
Box l6-J. Star.
WE HAVE OPENINGS in our or
ganization for experienced men
to sell the new General Electric
oil burners. Apply in person to
Mr.. Preston between 9 and IL
am, l727 Penna. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1938-08-10

1915 A ST SEA clean, cool. inviting
apt bldg Of and bedroom apts.: a mi
AS low as $40 Move in nov. begin rent
Aug LIZ See ianitnr. Ant. 3
Evening star., 1938-08-10

PIANOS-We have q few slightly used
spinets that we're closing out at low
prices; such good makes as Wurlitzer,
Estey. Everett and Jannsen. Natl 413O.
KittS l3.,p G;
Evening star., 1938-08-10

144s GIRARD ST. N.W.-4-sTORY FIRE
proof bldg ! room dinette. kitchen, bath
and bath. gas included, S65 Electric
refrigeration LINKINS CO.. 1922 H St.
Evening star., 1938-08-10

CHEVY CHASE-ENTIRE Sd FLOOR.
private Q rms. kit. bath. gas. cleo, Frigi-
daire included. Inst. h.w.: adults. Clev
Evening star., 1938-08-10

PIANOS-Will save you money on q used
grand. spinet or upright: many good
makes. priced from 50 up. Dec. $500. The
Piano Shop. l33I l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1938-08-10

WEAVER APIS. -1473 IRVING ST. NV
9 rms, kit. bath. S42.5 See res. mgr.
or call Adams 4ogS
Evening star., 1938-08-10

= rms. kit bath. porch: quiet adults.
S4O-110O 25th ST. NW.-3 ROOMS. X.
and b., screened. Frig gidaire: janitor service;
walking distance downtown.
S5O-1726 10Th ST. N.W.-NEWLY DEC
Grated . rooms. k. and b.; Frigidaire. jan
itor service; all outside rooms.
Evening star., 1938-08-10

PIANO. used Knabe grand. S2S5: a won
derfully toned instrument that will be ap-
preciated by any musician; new piano
guarantee. Natl. 1923. Arthur Jordan
Piano Co. corner 18th and G sts
Evening star., 1938-08-10

PIANOS-Used Chickering and Steinway,
both in splendid condition. now for sale
at reduced prices: very easy terms; new
piano guarantee. Natl. 413O Kits. 1880
Evening star., 1938-08-10

1923 H ST Sc ROOMS KITCHEN,
private bath. large screened porch, inst.
n W. h. T. incl; adults
Evening star., 1938-08-10

317 N ST. s.W-5-ROOM Ist-FLOOR.
modern apt front and back yards garase:
S35 so mo Apply Gordon, 305 st. s.w..
Met a39S or FLOYD E. DAVIS, 113 18th
Evening star., 1938-08-10

THE WILBURTON. 1874 COL. RD.-SIX
large outside rooms bath. porch: elec.
refs: high-grade building: reasonable
rent; must be seen to be appreciated.
tNAvAL VILLAGE 2431 NW.-NEAR
river. Army Navy. Int. Bldgs.; 1-c bedr.-
liv. r.. din. kit. bath: SAB mo- up; janitor.
Evening star., 1938-08-10

private entrance, see it to appreciate; S55
month includes everything. 65l0 Sth st.
Evening star., 1938-08-10

PlANOS-Closing out all new floor SAM
pie baby grands at reductions; prices from
SOD up; very easy terms. Natl 413U
Kits 1870 @
Evening star., 1938-08-10

500 9th ST. SE-5 LARGE ROOMS AND
bath, newly papered and painted: Magic
Chef range: near Navy Yard: heat. gas,
eIe furu JJpc O3SH
Evening star., 1938-08-10

MADISON APIS, 1889 EYE ST. Nv
One room. bath, dressing closet, $50.
rms bath. - closets, S4S.
Evening star., 1938-08-10

1414 ST. s.E-coNV LOCATION:
beautiful det. BLDG. liv. rm.: bedrms.;
porch: heat. hot water incl. Line 026s-R
632 MASS AVE NE-3 ROOMS. KTTCH-
en- and bath $40: newly decorated front
apartment. THEO. HEITMULLER, Geo.
Evening star., 1938-08-10

100 ST NE ROOMS. DINETTE,
kitchen. bath. kitchen has outside window;
S5G. .5n electric refrigeration. LINKINS
co. 1902 II st NV. DiStrict 3b22
Evening star., 1938-08-10

PIANO-Artist's size grand, in good con-
dition: special to close out 1895; on very
easy terms. Natl. 4130. Kits. 1880 G. st.
PIANOS. small size Kimball player, Ss5;
small Krohler- Campbell. sos: Streck, $50:
Concertone.. $50: Harvard $50: auto-piano
S15. Smiths Storage Co. 1913 You st.
Evening star., 1938-08-10

TAKoMA GARDEN APTS.; HOMELIKE
in setting Of trees and shrubs liv r.. bedr..
sunr.. bath. dinette and kit; 2 expos:
charming arrangement: $50 adults only.
animals 80 Elm WIS 4Sl0.
Evening star., 1938-08-10

RADIO CR. c. .AD, battery and wind
charger operated: a splendid eight-tube
radio suitable for summer cottage or home
where there is non-exsting electric cur
wiring. controls. battery windmill and g.
tower; record player attachment that will
play classic and popular dance records
with volume and wonderful performance
originally sold for $50; will sacrifice.
Please call Rev. Fr. Mills, Dupont 632
after 500 pm.
Evening star., 1938-08-10

5S T ST. NV LGE RIM. 1 r.. KIT.
sink. closets. porch: heat, light. gas; $40
Der mo.
5S T ST. NV LGE RM. LGE KIT.
sink. closets. porch: heat. light. gas: $40
Evening star., 1938-08-10

PIANO latest model Story 4 Clark spinet
used for few months only. now reduced
500; good instrument and q real value.
Natl. 1923. Arthur Jordan Plano Co..
corner lSth and {; SITS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-24
Celtics, Not Satisfied With Loss
Return to Meet Great Lakes s.

The Cel'irs are not Sat sled
They are Wiling . wage their las'
pair Of socks mat the tfrcat Lakes
Big Five c~n not do T. again. So
they are oWug back for another
Try TUESDAY evening. Dee o. IN
Light Gusfl Armory.
several weeks ago Great Lakes
sprung he prize spfpfise 81 the
current basketball season hy TAX
ing the Original New York Celiics
self.st,led professional basketball
champions over tho jumps 20 ~
tune ~ ss-ss. coming through In
the closing minutes ~ the game 10
tuck ava, he verdict
Big lin country Davis proved
HE hero ~ the game with five field
goals ana TWO from Tho foul line.
His pivot play against Rusty
Saunders and Davcv Ranks was a
revelation. aud epark"d his team
mates IN well-earncd victory.
In an effort 10 wipe out the sting
~ the surprising loss. tho Cel'ics
have pnrposely delayed their south
ern trip 10 accept = return engage
ment with The Great Lakes club.
Coach Dutch Dehnert will hav7
his regular-llne-up ready 10 STAR
against Great Lakes Banks aud
pete Bcrenson. young Jewish pro-
fege OF Nat Holman. coach OF city
College OF New York. will he AZ ne
forward posts. Pete Herliky n cen
Ter. and Nat Hickey and Bob Nc
Dermott. At ruar' Dohnert and
Sa vnders will he IN reserve.
Coach Larry Bleach. former Vni-
versliy OF Dcti i captain will star
The same lineup that defeated the
Ccltics on December 4 Davis and
Jumping Joe Brown forwards En-
mis- Stafford center. and Jimmy
Haynes and Bleach in the guard
positions.
Chryeler- Jefferson will meci
tho Jaglowicz team IN the preli-
mInary game which Il scheduled Ia
start ~ seven o'clock.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-24
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pa iehtJehinsar Peaks rar-
~ Nl'es C~s F.nnev wilson Cad
efll aad John 'ssilsie.
w.cr lost two ,ose Victories
oyer me past Weekend 20 break
'heir .'-'ng - lhree s'falght VIC
'nf.e The wheeier"nafhsd team
pas e~a.sd by Wherefore api-
81 .sy 10 Wilheg'oree. Safl'oay
afternoon, ard 'hey tsoppsd ~.
- game 'n jagioNisz IN Detroit
Ama'eu Raske'hs'i league SUNDAY
evening
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-24
Henry Gore
Reverses Loss
To Burke
Williams Stops
Two-Ton Fred
I omlin In Third

What's vrors 80 .... ~
erl Purke- ''
The qIss'io, & A-s .s..s
me hgh' 'ans AM -... =,
ponderinS TIE Grss ,.r ss-..,,
days.
The qee,'ion rrs s..,s.r
hinges nn no Nr.s .-,s,. I,
Henry Gore. ~ P-s~s.- c.-.,,
Thursday nigh Ttr -. -,
~ 10 on me hs- s,-s 49,
sponsored bv 'he III -s.s p,,.,,
cirv. Nose han e 4-.4 -,
attended
u prsv'or. rso Nysrhs,
g. Burke stopped =. ~.
ond round ba-s~ir- -p-o-s-
unme'ci,al,v IN Tie "a
then Knocking Nr .s-ss,.
land Wish a terrific sr
Just The Reverse
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he reverse ~ his ss h...
He was Sow hsta f. rss roo,
AMI he failed - srsv "a -.
gress'yeress vhic- ~ ~sas in
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amateur .cirtlcs II s- Gar. "A
Burke Srogsv 81 ne s-a' r0g-f !.
Although William ~ s'Ar- W
he decision - Jane nr-sr vi.
l;am made a host - '-,s-is ~ ~
un'irinc efforts n t-.re- sesa
and chunky 'icA'we'- rs-i-s
one ~ Henry Arms ~ ~ y
aSsressiveness eve Hsll'-s '-rs
and a thirst ,or actor NrAr'ss'
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-24

The ideal rif' for your dose
n ends for Christmas is year =
sab.ciiprIon to The Detroit Tribune
Evening star., 1938-02-01
TWOC.C.C. WORKERS
HELD IN ROBBERY
Youths Are Charged With Taking
$12 From Tariff Commits
sion Clerk.

Charged with robbery Of a Tariff
Commission clerk, two Civilian Con-
servation Corps youths were held under
$4,000 bond each for action Of the
grand jury by Judge Hobart Newman
IN Police Court today.
The defendants, William E. Denni-
son, giving a local address OF 1926
Minnesota avenue Sc. and Sidney
L. Scribner, who said he lived at 536
Seventh street Sc. are accused Of
taking Fred r. Miller, l4l6 Twenty
first street NV. the clerk, into Rock
Greek Park where they robbed him
Of between Sl2 and sl3 on January H..
Testimony was to the effect Mr..
Miller was crossing an alley in the
rear Of his home when an automobile
horn blew so loudly that it startled
him and made him angry. The oc-
cupants of the car. he said. got out
and he thought at first they were
merely starting an argument, but one
of them grabbed him and threw him
in the car. striking him once in the
head to quiet him. Following the
robbery. Mr.. Miller stated, he got out
OF the car and reported to police.
The youths were arrested at the
c. c. C. camp just across the Arling-
ton Memorial Bridge by Seventh Pre-
cinct Policemen H. Capper and M. b.
Moore.
Evening star., 1938-02-01
Congress in Brief

1OOA4.
Housing-Senate continues debate
on prevailing wage amendment to
housing bill.
Appropriations-House hopes to pass
District Of Columbia supply bill.
Naval-House committee continues
hearings on shipbuilding program.
Nomination-Senate Judiciary Com
mittee considers nomination OF Rob-
ert H. Jackson to be solicitor general.
Farm-Conferees still working on
crop-control bill.
TOMORROW.
Senate:
May resume flibuster on anti
lynching bill.
Commerce Committee considers
merchant marine bill at 1890 an.
Foreign Relations Committee con-
siders miscellaneous bills at 1890 am.
Subcommittee of Interstate Com
nerce Committee resumes railroad In
vestigation at 1890 am.
House:
Considers public lands bills.
Subcommittees of Appropriations
Committee continue hearings on In
terror, War and Agriculture supply
bills at 10 am.
immigration and Naturalization
Committee begins hearings on i'm
migration bills at 1890 am.
Subcommittee of Claims Committee
considers II private relief bills at
pm.
District Committee eonsidars miscel-
1aneous htllS at 1880 An e..
Evening star., 1938-02-01
HOLDING COMPANY.
BRIEF FILED BY U. S.
Government Holds Act Is Direct
Exercise of Congressional
Authority.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Government told the Supreme
Court today that registration provi-
sions of the Public Utility Holding
Company Act ARE a simple and direct
exercise of congressional authority un-
der the commerce clause and postal
power"
The Governments brief was filed in
advance OF arguments next week in the
case OF the Electric Bond & Share Co.
and 26 subsidiaries which challenged
the validity of the acts registration
provisions.
Experience has demonstrated, said
the brief. signed by Attorney General
Cummings. that publicity is an effec-
tive deterrent to financial chicanerv
and abuse; and the Congress, there
fore, enacted the registration REQUIRE
ments to prevent. or at least mitigate.
some OF the grave injuries and abuses
with which it was attempting to deal"
Ihe company, in its appeal from the
Second Circuit Court, told the Su-
preme Court in brief filed last week
that decision upholding the act reg
ulatlng public utility holding COM
panies would set up "a formula for
control OF all business by the Federal
Government.
Evening star., 1938-02-01
Man on Relief
Is Inuited to
Roper ParIey

A relief worker who wrote from his So
a-week furnished room in New York to
President Roosevelt that he would like
to present some ideas for curing the
business recession is among those in
vited by Secretary of Commerce Roper
to a conference Of small business men
here tomorrow.
Just because man is on relief is
no reason why he hasn't as much right
as any one else to have ideas and ex-
press himself" Commerce Depart
ment spokesman said. And so, when
this mans letter came to us from the
White House, We sent him an invita-
ton to the conference"
The letter writer, Robert Kaempfer,
explained he had a pretty good idea
of what the small shopkeepers in his
uptown New York neighborhood
thought about business problems and
believed he could lend valuable as
sistance" at the conference.
Before going on relief, he said in
New York. he had studied languages,
history and economics and worked in
banks and on surveys that took him
into contact with all sorts of people.
He recently was transferred, at his
own request, from home relief to w. p.
A. rolls, but was too i'll to go to work
Immediately.
Short of funds, his expenses for the
trip to Washington are being financed
by friends, the Associated Press re-
ported.
Evening star., 1938-02-01
TWO MISSING YOUTHS
LOCATED IN FLORIDA
Daytona Beach Authorities Told
by Parents to Hold Boys
Pending Their Arrival

Mckinley w. Kriegh, jr., 13. of $500
Military road NV. and Earl Day. Is.
OF 1885 Van Ness street NV, missing
from their homes since Saturday, were
held for their parents by police in
Daytona Beach. Fla. today.
The Kriegh boys father, an attorney
with the Internal Revenue Bureau
telegraphed the Daytona Beach au-
thorities to keep them in custody until
ne made arrangements to return them
mere. He tentatively planned to 20
after them tomorrow or Thursday.
Mr. Kriegh did not learn immediate.
ly how the boys were found. Their de-
scriptions had been broadcast by radio
chains. with an appeal for help in To-
eating them, after Mr.. Kriegh said he
feared thrilling stories he had told the
boys Of his early life as a cowpuncher
and bronco rider in the Southwest had
inspired them to go hunting adven-
lures Of their own.
Evening star., 1938-02-01
SENATE Will VOTE
ON "EQUAL RIGHTS"
Valentine Day Set for Action on
Constitutional Amendment
Affecting Women.

By the Associated Press.
The Senate Judiciary Committee
agreed today to vote on st. Valen-
tines Day on proposed constitu-
tfonal amendment to give equal
rights" to women
Chairman Burke said a subcom-
mittee would open hearings next Mon
day on the proposal which is opposed
by the American Federation of LABOR
on the grounds that it would upset
existing wage laws for women.
Senator Borah, Republican, of Idaho
said the National Council of Cath
olic Women also was opposed and
had asked for hearings.
Likewise, Senator Connally, Demo-
crat, Of Texas said the National
League of Women Voters had noti-
f1ed him it wished to protest.
The amendment, simple in text,
reads:
Men and women shall have equal
rights throughout the United States
and every place subject to its juris-
diction. Congress shall have power
to enforce this article by appropriate
legislation"
It was introduced by Senator Burke