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MEN WANTED.

II you want work. see us at once We
can use four ambitious men who actually
need money and are willing to work for
It; Earnings usually run from S25 90 to
in proportion to application and knowledge,
CAN at our once Room eos Denrike
BLDG. 1910 Vermont ave. NV. on Thurs
day. 80 pm. No other time will do
Evening star., 1938-05-11

APPRENTICES (2). at once. for beauty
shop. Apply 927 @ st. NV.
AWNING sEAMSTRES6 must have q.
perlence. Apply 6333 Ga. ave. NV
BEAUTY OPERATORS wanted. Several
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23

FIGHTING GOES
ON Low SCALE
Toles And Adamick
Match Pending

The fight game in Detroit ha
slowed down To walk. In fac.
some of The boys think it has cra 4
ed TO function AT all They viii
Tell you that serious disease has
smitien Old Man Fight. psralysing
his limb
There was y chance to have pre-
vented The disease. hut the attend
ing physicians failed 10 diagnose
the case properly They called
Tor rest when they should have
called for action.
The doctors watching carefully
aver Jimmy Adamick would loi
scrmit their patient to mix with
Roscoe Toles last summer WHEN
the fight fans were demanding 2
LATHE between these two ring stall
warts.
\uw the doctors are prescribing
The very medicine they opposed las.
summer--a fight between Tolcs
rhd Adanick lcs sir. they are
bending over backwards in their
efforts to arrange the match.
Although Adamick has been sus-
pended by The Illinois Boxing com
mission for his part in an alleged
fixed fight with Jack Trammoll
/, Looks like an almost sure shot
that the Michigan Boxing commits
sion viii not recognize the penal
~.
~ This case. Adamick would be
eligible 10 fight Toles. and the
laille would be held within the
next thirty days.
Milton Shivers and Howell King.
Two outstanding young prospects
IN their respective divisions mid
dlc and welterweIght--ha have not
been able 10 get sufficient work in
the Motor city.
There IL the possibility tina, Or.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23
OUTDOOR Club
ENJOYS OUTING
Visits Camp Site
In North Woods

Members OF fhc Michigan Our
Door club spent tho Fourth OF .irle'
nj their camp about go niles n
the North woods OF Michigan.
The party consisting Of ihlr-
ty-five. pitched camp late IN The
evening Of July . and spent ,',s
night In The silence Of The woods.
On awaking vt dawn. The group
proceeded 10 enjoy The outing &,
= big way. by fishing. tarpei-prar
tice. swimming. and other actsyi-
ties.
Al rifle practice. Hadley Minor
and Mr.. Hayes succeeded in. dug
inL the victory bells Mr.. Miner
also showed his prnwess as m
angler, by landing he largest fish
caught during The day.
Az night, on July 2 and 3 the
party sat around Il great camp
ire and enjoyed the cracking on
he flames. as stories were ibid.
Camp WAS broken late IN The al
ternoon of Juy 4 and the happy
group started on the return ,yip
tn Detroit. Not one mishap Occur
red.
The camp sight WAS purchased
by The club. through the iniliatige
Of the president. ! VI. Hsdl.y.
Members hope to erect cabins aud
a club house on The site belo,s
next Fourth OF July.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23
Dental Tennis Plays
Will Be Featured
At Annual Meet

Chicago fANP) Among Ii .
many amusement activities for re
benefit of the visiting dentists Will
be a tennis tournament. To the
dentist who wins goes a beautiful
silver loving cup. known az nc
Downing. Smith McGrff trophy.
The cup Is now IN possession Of
Dr. Lowell of Philadelphia II MAS
held for two years by Or. wiscman
OF Washington. u. c.
Drs. ]. II. Plummer. NJ II. Her
bert. l.. A. Haywood. T. +. La:,gs-
and j. VI. Dean can be seen on the
courts Al Washington park and ~
Mother Seames getting in trim IN
hope OF bringing the trophy 10 Chi
cag0. The committee Is trying ~
arrange an exhibition match "a
tween Drs. McGriff and Downing
ex-champions OF the National Ten
mis- association. and two suitable
opponents. Negotiations are in pro-
eress TO get Or. o. b. Williams.
eA-champion Of Chicago. and VIII
her Clark 10 be the other pair.
Entries for the Tournament haze
heen received from DR. Wiseman
past holder OF The cup. Dr. lowell
present holder. DR. Cole Of Louis
vile. Dr. Gordon of Philadelphia
nr. winters OF Norristown. Ia.
Or. Drinnage Of Philadelphia. and
president OF the NDA. DR.. Beamsn
OF Cincinnati. O.
Chicago entries nre: Or. T. +.
LsnRston. Dr. J. NJ. Dean. DR.. q
7. Tobin. Dr. !. ". .Piummer. Dr.
l.. A. Haywood. DR.. NJ II. Herbcr;.
DR.. w. ". Wethers. The two dark
horses in The race are Dr. Renman.
president NDA and Dr. Hebert
president Lincoln Dental society.
Dr J. H. Plummcr, chairman of
the sports committee. Is also ar
ranging golf matches for those
who play golf
IA cOIOREp JrM.E--
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23
Marriage l. i c e n $ e 5
Applied For

Curtis Ship. ~ Margaret Win
erspoon. ~: Leonard Silas. IS
bertha brown. l6; Willie Broner.
II Lola Nance. l6: clyde W.
Thomas. Jr.. 20 Hattie Sprag u.
-; Pulaskie Hill. 20 Bertha
Dinkas. Is Alex &. Marshall. II
Mary l.. Barber 20: Garland John
son. Is Dorolhea Garner. ~ VIM
Henry Cox. 10 Suzette VI. ANS,
~ Reuben Murphy. 20 Faarie
y Solomon. 20: Ilobsri Mcdonald.
2G Alberta Montgomery. III:
J h n 1 p Justice. u Ernes:inc
Hooker. Is: Herman ZiegIer, 10
Matte Woods. 81 Frank Conncl
Ruth HoIley.--iSs- James Keith.
b -Queenie Allen. 20: Eddie
Roump. % Nernell Daniel. Is:
Luther Daniel. IS Belle Bradford
SO; Leslie Gentry. p Helen Fogle
20 l.enard He'll. RI Marie Amos.
IS Robert f'lenn. - Bonnie
Peard. ~: James Neely. % Ma
rion Robson 10. Rogeri Jones
hey. 81 Beatrice Lee FL. IS.
"A cOLoRED JuDcE-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23
Football Fans Solicit Votes
For Reed On All-Star Eleven

Local football fans are worxin.
hard In an effort 10 have color
cd football player become m'm-
Ter OF the All-Star football team
OF college players which opposes
the Washington Redskins. profess
sional champions. In \ game ~
Soldiers Field. wednesday night,
August ~.
The players claiming the aiisn-
ton Of The colored fans are Dwight
Reed end on the University OF
Minnesota eleven for two years.
Homer Harris. for two years end
en- The University Of Iowa team.
and captain his last year; aud
Clarence Hinton. Northwestern
university halfback.
Petitions have been placed ~
important places In the city. and
those interested in getting sol
ored player on the All-Stsr college
team are working feverishly TO oh
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23

take place next month
The mention OF the match has
opened the floodga'es and releas-
ed a flood OF discussions as 10 the
adyisaMliiy OF Toles accepting a
match with Adamick. Many Of the
ST. Antoine fans are opposed ~
the bout. while others see u as re
opening wedge for Roscoe 70 A.
ceud TO greater heights and make
aomc money.
Those WIN are opposed 10 ire
match point out that Adamick aud
his managers are under snspcn
sion by the Illinois Boxing cow
mission for taking part in an At
legged fake bout with Jack Tram
mel. They also remind you That
Toles was given high rating ~
the National Boxing association
recently. while Adamick was not
mentioned These disparagers OF
the bout contend that Roscoe has
all 10 lose and nothing 10 gain 5y
fighting Adamick
They also argue that the fl-h'
will not draw. now that The fans
have become skeptical OF all hours
in which Adamick is one OF The
participants.
Those who approve he match dls-
miss the sordid affair in Chicago
with wave OF the hand, and 60
on To the large gate The match VIII
attract at local fight yard They
picture crowd OF approximately
1000 yelling fans crammed IN the
seats 10 watch the two gladia'crs
perform.
Judging from the heat Of the pye-
battle discussions. one would be
forced 10 string along with those
pulling for the bout. II seems that
The boys. Judging by the srcu-
r,ents. are keenly interested in he
bout and will he out in large NUM-
hers 10 fling raspberres At the re-
ieree.
II they do meet pick Roscoe
To stop Adamick in less than eight
rounds.
"A toiOKED II p.r-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23
WATSON MAKES
NFW MApv N
WEIGHT EVENT
Thompson Breaks Old
Record of Paddock
In Sprint Race

NEW YORK Although Bill Wat
son. captain of the University ~
Michigan track team. established
a new American record In the
medley shot put. he was not ALE
&C. win the event. finishing second
10 Frank Ryan. white. Columbia
university.
Watson heaved The eight pound
, SHOT 40 feet. 4 inch. Ryan showed
the elght-pound ball So feet. 81
riches. but he heaved the ~
pound weight 50 feet. " inches.
aud The I2-pound shot 50 feet IL.
iaches. for a total Of 1870 feet. 11A
Inches. Watson's total was us feet,
liz inches.
Thompson Sets Record
Herbert Thompson. running foi
'ht Pioneer A. e.. set new A.
ncrican record for The $50 yard
dash when he raced the distance IN
al seconds 10 break the marx Of
li.2 set by Charlie Paddock. Ia the
second heat Thompson WAS sec
ond in The finals. losing to clyde
Jeffcry. white. winner OF the Ma
ilonal Junior A. a. L. lO0-yard
dash NJ Buffalo recently.
lin Herbert. New York universi-
l. and John Marion. Prairie View
college. were members of the mile
relay team which turned in mark
~ s;12.5. Herbert turned his
quarter mile in 4S.f and Marion
was around IN i7.6.
Jim Borican. former vir.inia
Stale college track captain. finish
ed third In the 6oo-yard sprint.
Mel Walker. former Ohio state
track star. won the running Ugh
Jump with leap OF fee. 4
inches.
Gordon Falls In DrcathIon
After setting = strong pace IN
The first five events. Edward Co..
don, former Olympic broad jump
champion. was third In the rnalsl
~ the National A. A. L. decath.on
meet held In conjunction with The
Ancient Order ~ HIberians track
and field meet At Randall Island
stadium SATURDAY. and sunday.
Gordon scored 3.559is points IN
the 100 and 4OO-mcter runs. brosll
Jump. high jump and shot nu'.
Gordon ran the llO IN H.. broad
jumped % feet. 6is inches. aid
high jumped six feel.
He was NOT so hot in the loo
meter high hurdles. l.joo meter
run. pole vault. discus throw AID
jdvclin throw held sunday alter
noon.
Allen Scisco. Tuskegee institute.
was In third place Saturday. hi,
finished out OF the running IN the
final Joseph Scott. white. win
ner. and Scisco both beat Cor
don's time in the short dash.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23

thru
the sport mirror

Word that Judge Kenesaw Lar
dis. High Commissioner Of organic
cd Baseball. has told Clark ;irif-
fifth. owner Of the Washington sem
ators. that Negro baseball VIII
not be recognized until there Il 2
bonafide league. only subsidn-
tistes the assertions made BY ihis
column for long number OF years
II has always been my conter-
ton that before seeking TO break
into the major leagues, The negro
ba seball moguls should concen-
trate on the development OF a lea
que OF merit and ability.
There has been no time sin q
The death Andrew ,Rnbe( Foster
founder OF organized Negro base
ball. that league worthy OF men
ton has functioned as proving
ground for Negro players the cur
rent two being no exceptions.
Each year the owners have con-
vened. agreed TO carry out the let
ter OF the rules and regulations Of
the league. and then return TO
their respective homes 10 match
schemes for violations OF the sane
laws for which they had voted.
The department OF the players
or the diamond. In many instances.
has been disgracefuI. The vulgar
language which could he heard to
the far corners OF the field aided
materially In driving many OF the
women fans from the parks.
Games which drag along for 2
hours have proved costly to The
owners. Players fail To hustle he
tween the innings
II would he decidedly more pre-
fiiable for all concerned II the mog-
uls would devote more time 70
building a better league. league
which would demand the respect
~ players and fans.
sss--%ssssss
The caulifl6wer fraternity l.
heaiedly discussing The prosps,'s
Of match between Roscoe roles
aud Jimmy Adamick. The bout. ac-
eOrding 10 the grapevine route. will
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23


tain sufficient number OF names
&c have these men selected.
The game Is sponsored each
year by The Chicago Tribune. This
will mark the fifth game. No IL
ored players have been successful
IN winning berth on any OF The
previous teams. Ozzie Simmons.
former crack back ~ the rniyer-
siIy of Iowa. made a serious lid
last year. but could not procure
enough votes 10 be among thnso
selected 10 oppose The profession
ais.
Reed, right now. seems to have
the best chance to crash the select
circle and become the first colcr-
ed player to participate.
a COlOEEn .Ilfuf.E
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23

:. ". G. owens. manager OF the
Two batilers, will he compelled n
ship his charges TO some other
city II he Is TO procure work for
them.
There are no better attractions
in Detroit than Toles. ShNers,
King. and Battling Monroe. hard
hitting young light heavyweight,
hut the promoters have turned
ueaf ears to their petitions for
hcuts.
The same thing happened to Joe
Louis. He had TO go to Chicago
10 launch his professional career.
Although Detroit promoters would
not give him the chance in the
early days. now they are cIanor
ing for a chance 10 promote a
Louis bout.
"A cotoREn Judge
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23
Armstrong To Start
Training For Ambers

Los Angeles tANPl Dctermin-
Cd 10 add the pelt Of Lou Amhers.
lightweight champion. To his cci-
lection and become The first man
IN history to hold three wprle
titles at The same time Henry
Armstrong booked passage on an
easibound train Thursday nish'
Already feather aud weltcrwe' gat
champion. Homicide Henry
meets Ambcrs ~ lIerkimtr. y Y,
iot the crown Aug 10. He seemed
we'll rested since shipping Rarney
Ross and will train AZ compton
lakes. y. J.
II hope TO have three titles whan
| come back home" he said u
think can beat Amhcrs. bu; re
may he hard 10 get 70.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23
!. S. Civil Service
Posts New Exams,

Washington. u. c. amp The
following examinations were an
nounced this week by the l.. s
Civil Service Commission: Social
Worker lPsychiatric). $4,000 a
year. Veterans Administration APP
plication deadline. Aug. Sill; Jun
Tor Blueprint Operator. $40 a
year. Under Blueprint Operator.
sl.26O year, Junior Photosia;
Operator. 81 ,f40 a year, aud Under
photostat Operator. s1.260 year.
application deadlinc. Aug. A.:
Home Extension Agent. s2.6n0 y
year and Junior Home Extension
Agent. $500 a year, Indian Field
Service. Department OF the Inter-
Tor application deadllne, Aug. S11.
Home Economist. $500 a year and
Associate Home Economist, $1,000
a year. Bureau OF Home Econo-
mics. Department OF Agriculture,
application deadline. Aug. S-1I.
Full Information concerning exams
at all local postofhces.
"A C0LORED JUDGE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23
"a coIoKED J,D.E-
Mother of Lillian
Armstrong Dies
In c h j c a & O

Chicago "A y ~ Death his
week ended the long invalid
ism Of Mrs. Dempsy Miller Sc who
had heen psralytic for ~ years
Final rites We're held from Ol'yet
Rapiisl church. Of which she Was
.memher, and burial was IN Linz
coin cemetery Mrs. Miller was
born in oxford Miss. and j. The
mother OF Ill Armstrong. famous
orchestra leader and wife Of l.cn's
Armstrong nationally known mr-
stefan.
-, coLoREp Jtp.E-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23
Coming Champion

lust as they point To Marsh -
the most promising high jumper
track followers pick Eddie Hall. l:o
pound Pershng Splinter, as ihc
coming sprint champion.
Hall was fourth IN the 100 IN
the Metropolitan outdoor meet. ~
second in The 80. He finished a
close second to Davie CONWAY,
Wyando,le High school. IN he
century dash In the Wayne univer-
SHY high school relays, later In me
season.
Hall. also one OF the best hu.di-
ers In the city. runs with The
smoothness OF Owens. Bull on
the line Of Eddie ToIan. The Peish-
Ing sprinter closes with rush Il,
the last twenty-five yards.
Both Marsh and Hall will gradr-
eie from Pershing In Janua"v.
There is possibility that Inev
VIII enroll III Wayne
"A COI.ORED JUDGE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23
6WARDSOUAD'
RCFS A TOUGH
BIS SCHEDULE
Needs Strong
Backs To Round
| Out Eleven

! DISTINCTION. d. &. - Faced
strenuous nine game
|rdule the 1898 How 4 I'd
EersIiv football squad will as
| IN that which no other Blson
aggregation has attempted IN
mast seven years. Meeting nine
|enIalIy strong eleyens on sue
1--we Saturdays. the Bisons lave
N hopes of completing 5uc-
kml season.
H. 1915 Bison squad will IN
Inter Morgan at Baltimore. Wv
b state. at Petersburg. Han,p-
Iat Hampton. West Virginia
At Washington. and Lin ,ln
Washington. Other opponents
| MINER Teachers college. Shaw
|kefsiiy. ST. Paul Normal ard
harial school. and Cheynev
lining school.
n. in. 1875 pound. feft ~ /
keu Bob white. OF indianapo-
4 Indiana. the Rlue and Waite
bis feel that they have a suit
team captain to lead Their.
.reh a successful season. Tho
In Tanker has three years OF
Serience behind him and is Su: o
hive up 10 his rating on All-r.
A. and All-American end.
Job wax president OF the Grid
y club last year. He establish
This organization as one OF the
n popular societies on the uni
{xiiy campus. Last Spring he
listed coach Payne In conduct
! the first Spring training since
He is hard working. earn
chap. Bob is a senior In The
fege Of liberal arts, majoring
physical education.
fhe Howard team will present
srong line this fall, but Will
kd two dependable backs to
IND out a top-notch eleven. Sew
veterans, I.avert Armstrong
berl Anderson, Chappelle Coch-
". Wilbur Goodwin. Justin
tmmer. Lee Bridges. and Walter
boks, we're graduated last June,
J completed -four years OF col
y competition In football.
| Howard University Football
Release
fepicmher %, Miner Teachers
lege at Howard University: Oc-
kr /. Morgan College at Bal'i-
y, Nd. ; October s. Shaw Uni
5siiy at Howard University; DC
Fr Is, Virginia State College -
ersburg. VA: October %. West
ksinia State College at Howard
Irersity; October %. Cheyncy
inIng School at Cheyney. Pa:
MEMBER 5. Hampton Institute n,
mpion. va; November -, ST
Normal and Ind. School at
Erenceville, Va; November IL,
PIX; November %. Lincoln rni-
ply at Howard University.
a coLoRsD yupcE--
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23
IBENNIE ALLEN
and REDFORD
TIE IN DIVING
Intermediates A n d
Juniors Win In
Relay Sprints

stopped ~ The -. Antr'
branch Of the YMCA 20 eve Is
youngsters splashinr IN ihe pool
and chat with Theodore Van Bn-
rem. coach Of The swimming tear
While sitting in the shadow Of the
pool happened to mention the TO-
cent riiy-wide meet Of Juniors and
Intermediates which was won rs
The ST. Antoine "y' plashers.
This remark struck responsiN
chord in the vocal organs Of Ted
former captain Of the 81 Antoine
senior team and hieh point man IN
two city meets. Ted WAS ready AMI
wiling to talk about my yonns-
siers.1
Van Buren. who organized TIE
Splashers six wears ago. starts
the Youngsters IN the fundamen-
tails OF swimming between The ages
o, nine and eleven. This is the iu-
Nor division
Builds Confidensp
1.-The first job is 10 establish
confidence in The minds OF the
youngsters Van Buren, said
This Is done by letting them PLAY
in The shallow water for few days.
AFTER confidence has been es-
idblished. We can start giving
them instructions in the various
strokes. When they are able N
swim The width OF The pool we
Will lei them venture into the deep
wafer
II usually takes from two 70
three weeks before the boys are
able 10 grasp the idea OF course,
there are some who just take. 10 the
water like ducks.
l'5 Boys In Club
There are approximately It's
bGys in the junior and in'ermed-
ate divisions They come in about
four times each week 10 splash in
the water
The junior team. composed ~
George carl Redford. Columbus
Black Fred and Frank Gray. an
Lindsay Harold Graham Alfr7d
Ind Lorenzo Wright. collected q
POINTS in HE meet al Hannah last
Tuesday. The intermediate ho,s
Pennie stevens Tyrus Rivers Wee
Rivers. Robert Bard Fleming M.
thcws. and Ulysses Onward dc.
counted for % points
Lorenzo Wright Carl Rediori.
and columbus Black won ,ho ~
nior relay race Bonnie Allen ~
rcdfo'd tied for first place IN he
diving Lindsay WIS second in The
;o-yard breast stroke and rorl
r, dford won second honors in ihe
coward hack stroke Lorenzo
Wright and Redford we're third
and fourth respectively in the 40
sard frce style race
Rennie Stevens Ty Rivers and
rlysses Ginyard wore memhers n
HE ieo-yard mcdlav relay team
that finished first in the iniermcd-
iaie division
Mac Rivers was secnnd 10 the
!o-Aard breast stroke sprint ard
stevens was third in the diving.
The relay team Of Ty Rivers. Mac
Rivers. and Ulysses Onward was
second in the i2o-yard sprint
Van Ruren said that as soon Sc
one OF The Youngsters learn 10 swim
he is pui IN one OF The weekly
meets held IN the various branch
pools There are also four -ity
meets in which the members en-
sage during The year
~, coioRED stp.r-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23
Willie Marsh And Eddie Hall
Labe!edBes Young Track Stars

The most promising young high
Jumper In the country.
That's what track followers say
when they refer To Willie Marsh.
senior at Pershing High school.
II Is the belief OF track coaches
~ Detroit that Marsh. before HIS
graduation In January. will re-
store Detroit's reputation OF sever
al years ago as leading deve-
'cping Of prep high jumpers.
Golng IN
This past spring Marsh cleared
me high jump bar at 6 fee, 1
inches. the highest mark indoors
IN The past three years. Bernard
Lucas former Eastern High school
athlete. made The mark. Previous
~ Roscoe Washington. Ham
'ramck High school. aud Alherf
King. Pershing High school. had
jumped feet. ) inches. and Willis
Ward. while student at North
western. has set new inters, no
ltsiic record OF feet. inches.
Not only il Marsh the hest high
Jumper IN the city. but he Is also
4 capable hurdler and pole
vaul,er OF more than passing ro'e
In a dual meet with HamrraIrrk
last spring Marsh ran up total
of Is points. placing first in b III
The high jump and pole vault. AMI
taking second In both hurdle races
In the Wayne University high
school track relays Marsh set 4
rev record in the running high
jump. leaping over the bar At
feet. ga inches. bellering the old
mark by 3i2 inches.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23

"A coLoREn a,p.r-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23

"a cOL0RED IUDGE-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23

The caulfl6wer fraternity l.
heaiedly discussing the pros2sNs
Of match between Roscoe roles
and Jimmy Adamick. The bout. ac-
cording 10 the grapevine ronie. will
Evening star., 1938-10-19
POLICE CAUTIONED
Motorist Says Signal to Halt
Represents Nazi Salute.
ToDAY's PROGRAM.

NEW YORK R-An order by po-
lice officials to be more careful how
they stop motorists left traffic cops
here puzzled
The order was issued after citizen
complained in a letter to Police Com
missioner Lewis Valentine that the
present gesture looked too much like
Nazi salute.
IF we can't hold up our hand any
more" asked one cop, how can We
stop cars? Should we wiggle our ears
at motorists or lift leg and wave at
them?"
Evening star., 1938-10-19

SILK CLEANER ana Spotter. e&perlenCed' ;
quality work. Geo 9613 Rudolph Clean
TYPIST, knowege Of real estate or law.
State experience and salary. Box 2s6-Z.
Star.
YOUNG MAN assorter and checker in
laundry. must be graduate OF Washington
high school: drivers permit Excellent
prospect for serious, inteligent worker
SIS. Hours. 4 pm. to . am. State age.
education and other essential details. Box
425-S. Star.
YOUNG MAN, bet $3.50. with car and
reference. take over an established zone;
work with field manager. Salary and COM
mission: steady position; no foaters.
please Mr.. Harris. 1897 Conn. ave
YOUNG MAN, must be exp. in flower shop.
kresges, 5536 Conn. ave. NV. Ask for
Mr.. Martin until 8 pm.
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO. is now
building several routes in Washington and
can use the services of coffee demonstra-
tors. Apply between and IL to Mrs.
Grace, Capitol Park Hotel
THE FULLER BRUSH CO. can use l dealer.
Apply 2 O'Clock sharp, or write for an