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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1938-06-02

Nobody'S money s 1I
The drinks is on J&
In the small room =
as an office, Mary :
bama, waiting for Z
IF you don't mini
Alabama was say4 3
"Fn sorta tel you =
Mary touched bis u
looked at him only y
whats the mater !
act like you wss l
see me again. In
Monterey" When b:
she said gently
aren't Jealous Of lA
She had always Nd
bama was in love "
own awkward Esy.
Nom, I'm not ls
L.x<N
amt all t't that, Miss HE
G Thought i Of seem VI
Sheriff SIterff Jack Vba
thin tbinE II about -9
M sIa1r1T--, I'm gettil' y
IT The door opsna
walked b into the M
bama. Well Girl !. DID
jng to Monterey'
sOf course she = Y;
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way. q sorta th ~ Y.
idea Of the Psdt !. = 4
He drew her y
"The boys are y y
for YOU to give u
speech" !. ,.nrs !
the CHEEKY smiles . u
bows boz know I can a. y,
except exec when Tn !. =
s shook. @And il I, ~ !,
YOU goodbye = NJ NJ
Maybe = nay0' =
you" ...,,sor' u
The sTisN .
a aaSod i Sor the solg
asked .i.3 ,ys y dsy beg
ni' %The song ~ Y
Her lips open,sa n j
rose haunhnSP
room.
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shadows On ~ Y, Q
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throat q des sass ns
tore at heT' , rosr b
the next T.; nlV t-rrr1ei y
song. She tu y ii
handkerchief t = ~
felt |, YET sirl.' be p
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f for You I don't
-,biIn longer NJ. -
with 8 nllg. ., d
herself togeit " =
bargain. No va JOB
stick to i u. sSctt
I CUES, s, y, III rgS
CleaV,iiccss, ge COZ 4
shout he untS;os I5I'f olss
AZ There vas no.;
hurry and : !. .ss.s
hersea., .reca,
With her pi;,st
I looking stFs y q
dare tbii 1I.s dg /
her weddins ~bS' Il.
he bel married
not lore.
fUiU nd'y, ,,sl
t Gsa ssiIisess
~, s Panisffs.. ,Vss
S sStas dec's' ~. !. !
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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1938-06-02
Weekly Storu.1,s
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.,.,+., IT. THE tt. Girl GIRL OF THE GOLDEN W.,
4"Sn Mayer picture BY J.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11

MIN, vsichni pax zvlastn1m ia
borem pro csl. zajatce.
Vcera vecer pTijela do Pra-
ny druha skupina odvlecencG,
lis civilistu, vesmes statn1ch a
verejnych zamestnancG, kter1
Sc dostali do zajetf henleinov-
CD pc FL. zar1 a byli vezneni We
Cvikove v Nemecku. Jde YES
mes o zamestnance z ASe, Che
bu a okoln1ch obcf.
Vcera pfibylo do Brna ctyTi-
aosmdesat financn1ch strazn1-
XII a t~riatTicet cetnik1, kteT1
byli "a revolty Sudetech Cd
vezeni do Nemecka a inferno
vani.
Dopoledne zaplnili chodby
zemskeho financniho feditel-
stvf a zemskeho cetnickeho We
litelstvf a hlasili Sc SWIM mad
rizenym, pri cemz pri jejich
soupisu vyplynul zaroven jiny
soups, bohuzel o mnoho smut
nejsf, nez je seznam tech, KITE
Fl Sc stastne vratili; soups ses-
tadvaceti celn1kI a tfinacti
cetnfkG, kteT1 zGstavaj1 dale
nezvestni a mad jimiz uz Sc
vznasf jen nepatrna nadeje, re
jeste nekdy spatfi sve rodiny
a vlast; jejich jmena ash uz
pribudou listine ztrat boj1 s
ordnery v bourlivych zarijo-
vych dnech.
Nemecke 1Tady V sobotu v
poledne vypravily z drazdan-
skeho nadrazf zvlastnf vagony,
ktere pripojily k osobnfmu via
ku a odvezly ma move csl. hra-
nice u Lovosic vsechny csl. "a
jatce, kteTf byli dosud Ne
mecku internovani.
VetSinou jsou to cetnici, eel
nici a civiln1 1Tedn1ci z byva-
lych 1Tadd v severn1ch a "a
padnich Cechach a ma severni
MOrave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11

Smutne jest XXX. vyrocf nasf
drahe republiky. Tezce dole
ha nynejsf doba ma vsechny OBJ
cany MAST vlasti. T1zeji vsak il
nesou nezamestnanl legionari,
zvlaste ii, kterf museli nezavi-
meme nasledkem okupace opu-
stiti sva mfsta v pehranici, "a
chran1ce takrka jen hole Two
ty. B1da. nezamestnanych le-
gionaTG jest velika. Dolby slav-
nych boj1 u Zborova, Verdu-
nu, Doss Alto a Piave jsou ne
navratne pryc a zbyla jen TRIP
ka v%zpom1nka a nezmerna BIZ
da.
Proto "Spolecnost pro pod
poru nezamestnanych legiona-
ri v CSR" podjala Sc tezkeho
1kolu pomoci temto trpfcfm
bratffm. Jejich jmenem obra-
cine Sc ma Vas, ma naSe kra-
jany, ma vsechny lidi dobre VII
lie a srdce s prosbou O pomoc.
PodpoTte mas. financne nebo
hmotne! Nikdy Yam toho ne
zapomenem! Pristupujte "a
cleny!
PTisp1vaj1cl Glen plat1 rocn6
Kc 6, cinny Kc IL. Zakladajlci
Kc 100 vyse jednou pro
vzdy. Kazdy zakladajicf Glen
obdrzf diplom zakladajfcfho
clenstvi. PTihlasky clenske
Diary hmotne i penezni pos1lej-
tie ma adresu: Spolecnost pro
podporu nezamestnanych le-
gionaTG v CSR", Praha H., Me-
zibranska IL Ceskoslvensko.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11
Stfilel ma voiaky.

Mestem. Karvinna pochodo-
valo vojsko. Kdyz Slo kolem
domu "Praca'', znameho hnlz-
da polskych stvac1, ma nemz
byly vyveseny polske prapory
pres opetovny zakaz dfad1,
chteli, vojaci prapory sejmout.
Nahle pablo nekolik vystTel1
ma vojsko. DUN byl lined OBJ
klicen. vojskem a cetnfky. Pres
to Sc podarilo pachateli uprch-
nouti. Darebak byl pozdeji
zatcen a zjisten v mem 40 lety
Polak Teodor Damek z Kar-
vine. Ma cetnicke stanici, kan
byl Damek odveden, Sc Ike vse-
mu primal re stTllel ma voja-
ky. Cht6l pry uprchnouti do
Polska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11
Mrtva 80 dnf " byte.

Pc tri mesice nebyla spatre-
ma 71leta Henrietta Pragerova
z Karlovy ulice v Teplic1ch-
sanove. Sousede sc domn1va-
Ii, re snad odcestovala. Nynl
majitelka domu dial byt otevT1t
nasilim. Pragerova byla male
zena obesena ma klice dveT1 u
bytu. Jejf telo bylo w v 1pl-
mem rozkladu a je nepochopi-
telne, re hrozny zapach nepro-
zradil tragedii teto osamele re
ny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11
'%TELEGRAF', BALTIMORE, MD, NOVEMBER IL. 1888

lie jasne videti, re narod chce
ziti a znovu sc postaviti ma no.
ny. Prvni tina zoufalstvf jiz
minula.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11

Spi sladce dale, nase nejdraz-
81, vzpomfnka nase ma Tebe nj
kdy nevymizf, spi dale Tvnj
klidny sen; v~zpomlname ma
Tebe kazdy den, VINE ale il
ste, re v dobu rozhodnou re
my vsichni prijdem Ia Tebou!
Venuj1 k ucteni pamatky:
DfTKY.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11
Marie H. SvobodOva

a nyn1 klidne sp1 ma hfbitove
Nejsvetejs1ho Vykupitele.
Zhasla hvezda Tveho ziti,
zhasnul Okla Tveho jas,
z kruhu naSeho rodinneho
povolal TIE Boz1 HAS.
Ia Tvou lasku manzelko a
matt mila,
"a ty vsecky starosti,
odplat lobe Pan B6h dobry,
vSe, v nebeske radosti.
K uctenf pamatky venuj1:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11

nosti, prchajf pred madarskou
okupacni armadou a rezimem
nasili, ktery Dude radit stejne
jake radily jine okupacni ar
mady, ktere dostaly cs. uzeml
ma pospas.
z Ceskoslovenska dostali:
Nemecko $4,000 CIV. KIN a
3 a pnl milionu obyvatel.
Polsko 1000 CIV. KIN. a $780,
90 obyvatel.
! Madarsko $4,000 CIV. I'M a
pres million obyvatel.
Ceskoslovensko ztratilo tu-
dfz 81 procent sveho obyvatel-
stva a 80 procent sve plochy.
V druhe cs. republice Dude
toto narodnostnl slozenl:
CechG 7.750.00O
SlovakG 100000
RusinG $4,000
N6mcn 100000
Madard 100000.
Nasledkem ztraty 1zemi bu-
de nyni pod cizi vladou celkem
100000 CechI, SlovakG a
Rus1nG.
z Bukuresti, hlavniho mes
ia Rumunska, dosly zpravy,z re
take Rumuni by radi zfskali
kus uzemi z Ceskoslovenske
republiky. Jde o mesta Pod
karpatske Rust, obydlene Ru-
muny. Resoluci v tom smyslu
prijala Liga kulturni unie
vSech RumunG.
Tato tri mista jsou: Vysni
Apsa, Apsa- Slatina a Bizeri-
ca-Alba, lezicf mad rekou tt
sou. V jejich okol1 je usazeno
hojne RumunG.
- Ceskoslovensko je pone-
chano vojensky bez obrany.
Stat, zbaveny vsech ilusi, cy-
nicky, desperatni a prece Cd
hodlany lit. "Sobeckost' bylo
jiz prohlaseno "a motto noveho
| statu - cimz Ceskosloyensko
lisi Sc Cd svych sousedI pouze
neobvyklou uprimnosti mluvy.
Bylo zmeneno z velmi vyvi-
mute a prosperujicf zeme, KITE
ra mela vybornou rovnovahu
mezi zemedelstvim a prImy-
slem. Nynf stojf pred vyhlid-
kou shrouceni Sc, jak kultur-
niho tax hospodarskeho. A
prece je tn nezdobny duch IL
du, ktery nechce pTijati nasled
ky mezinarodnimi intrikami,
tax hrozne, jaka kdy byla zpG-
sobena mecem valky.
Zeme v budoucnosti Dude
v postaveni Rakouska z r.
1918, kde SLIM ~nepratele u
chvatili vsechnu produktivni
zemi. Nezdolatelnemu ceske-
mu lidu ponechano pouze to,
co zbylo pc odriznutf nejlep-
sich kusI cizinci. Hospodaf-
sky je celia zeme zavisla ma
N9mecku. Hitler soustfedil
svou zadost ma poddanstvi v
hospodarskych vecech a "a
hranicni politice We spojenf s
hrozbou invase v pripade, re
Dude vahati.
V domacich vecech byla po-
nechana Ceskoslovensku nepri
Jenna 1loha zastaviti demo-
kraticke smysleni lidu bez -
pokud mono - zasahovani
Nemecka. Republika ztratila
skoro cely svGj zakladnf prG-
mysl a ~podstatne komunice
byly zniceny.
IDA Dude zavedena uplna
celni unie s Nemeckem Gill mic,
zalezf pouze ma tomto.
Je jeste prilis zahy tazati
sc - ovsem, kazdy 81 jiz klade
tuto otazku - ida toto okle-
stene Ceskoslovensko, obyvane
Cechy, Slovaky a Rusiny je
schopno nezavisle existence.
V podstate ovsem jeho samo-
statnost byla znicena v noel
dine 80. zarf.
IDA Dude s to udrzeti 81 sa-
mostatnost ma papire, neni We
CT, kterou NIUE Nemecko sa-
mo rozhodnouti. Zajistiti ia
kovou papirovou samostatnost
vyzaduje fondy, jichz Nemec-
ko nem1ze poskytnouti. Pro-
to Ceskoslovensko must divati
sc ma zapad. Nemecko patrne
to ocenuje, proto jeho zdrzen-
livost cd ~vnitTnich vecf repu-
bliky. Hodi Sc mu do kramu,
kdyz zapadnf velmoci budou
financovati jeho novou kolonii.
Cesi snazf sc presvedciti Ia
padni zeme, Re penize, jez
Jim pnjcf, prijdou ma podporu
ocnon noIodomnkratick6 20.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11
EInanuela FranZla
v P o M N X A.

S bolnym srdcem vzpom1na-
me ma den %. listopadu, neb
tomu Dude 4 roxy, CO Sc S nami
roZloucila naSe milovana man
zelka a matka
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11
MARI Ceskovou

ktera nynf dr1ma v6cny sen ma
hfbitove Nejsv. Vykupitele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-11
VZPOMINKA.

Jiz opet nadesel ten smutny
den, nebot jest tomu 18 rokn
CO navzdy ztratili jsme milova-
nou matku
Evening star., 1938-10-26
SIGNAL BATTALION
ROLLS INTO D, c,
Only Army Unit of Kind Is
Inspected by Chief on
Its Way 'Home.'

The Army's only signal battalion,
the 5lst by designation, which has
been on maneuvers in different parts
of the country all summer, is heading
north to its home station. Fort Mon
mouth, N. j., where 1t will. dig in for
the winter.
In the modern version of the COW
cred wagon, it came into Washington
shortly after noon yesterday and cooled
its tires while high-ranking officers
inspected some Of its equipment. How
ever. they were disappointed, for much
of the technical apparatus which had
been used In field maneuvers had been
shipped by freight. About all the
khaki-covered trucks carried were the
oarrack bags of the personnel.
The battalion is commanded by Mai
H. E. Storms, and he and his associated
officers and men came in for very high
praise for the work they have been
doing during the summer Maj. Gen.
Joseph O. Mauborgne. chief signal
officer, told Maj Storms he knew that
the fine results came from hard work
which the men had performed in the
field.
One piece of equipment, transported
with the battalion because it is per-
manently affixed to a truck, was an
earth borer, giant .auger which in
a few minutes will bore 7-foot hole
into which pole for wires is set. A
series of poles can be set down for a
line in a very short time.
At ease along the north curb of
Constitution avenue, just opposite the
Munitions Building, the trucks of the
outfit, lined close together, required
three full blocks in which to park. In
column on the march it stretches out
much longer.
The organization spent last night at
Baltimore, making the last leg of its
journey today to its home station, from
which it has been absent since July l.
when it left for the Sd Army Corps
maneuvers at Biloxi Miss. After COM
pleting the job there it went to Fort
Bragg, N. c., for the anti-aircraft ex-
ercises
Gen. Mauborgne said that there
should be two other units of its kind
in the country. which would save this
outfit from jumping all around the
United States to meet the demand for
such unit at maneuvers. He said,
however. that the National Guard is
planning to establish two such units.
Evening star., 1938-10-26
PLAN REPAIR STANDARD

Plans for insuring higher standards
OF service in the radio repair business
here will be discussed at meeting of
local technicians tonight at 8 o'clock
at the Capital Radio Institute. Organ
ization of an association of radio ex-
perts is planned as a means toward
protecting the public against "gyp"
repairmen.
Joseph B. Austin. jr, temporary
chairman, said. Our organization will
not be labor union. but will function
as an agency designed to guarantee
expert work and fair dealing to radio
set owners. The effort is indorsed by
the National Radio Manufacturers
Association and the National Radio
Parts. Dealers Association"
Evening star., 1938-10-26
HELP WOMEN.


ATTRACTIVE POSITION. educa tional ad-
visory work. high school graduate with
Soiiese co et,r,a or normal training must be over
Give full information for consideration.
age and phone number: Box 379-z Star.
CORPORATION desires services OF capable.
oa esasshed puosns Hof O
portunity for advancement. One weeks
free training required. Box 316M. Star.
LADY. LADY. to answer phone. assist. in ONCE
c ST. ne. Mr.. Chadwick. Cali between .
and 8 pm.
LADY. unincumbered preferred. to take
nent; moderate salary to start. Atlantic
0022-M, 6-S pm
PREssER tsilk), experienced; steady Job:
good salary. Apply 1402 r. I. ave. NV.
sALEsGIRLs. with experience preferred. to
demonstrate a worthwhile product that is
meeting with instant demand and some
years. For appointment iuR cali RepubIic of 1 hHIs
or call In person after ] am, Room 700
GamnInn GMetropoiitan Bank Building. The Nawa
sAI.EsWoMEN wanted. Good earnings
selling hosiery and lingerie. Excellent
percentage: per Come prepared to work. rs
9th ST. NV. W.
SECRETARY y-BooKKEEpER thoroughly
proper person. Box 2l7-A Star
WOMAN Vacancy to be filled by ambitious
woman to be trained as beauty conSulta mt,
promotion; part or full time: liberal COM
mission while training for salaried position
Apply 3 to IL. Suite 505. Washington
Bldg. 18th and @.
YOUNG WOMAN. general office work, must
be stenographer; excellent opportunity:
permanent. Give all details in first letter.
Box 31l-Z, Star. 2S.
-
HELP DOMESTIC.
COOK. general houseWorker: $50 month.
$500 14th st. ne. Brookland.
GENERAL .HOUSEWORKER. white 4 in
family. Call between i and z pm, Ran
dolph 35l2
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, care / child:
must have exp. refs: nice room 55OT
Carolina pl. NV. Clev 2Bl1.
GIRL, colored for g.hw: city references;
stay nights. Wisconsin $50.
GIRL for afternoons. ghw, cooking; xG
week; experienced references 5O2 Elm
ave, Takoma Park Md.
MAID, colored good cook for ghw., laun-
dry; fun or part time work. Apply 1910
L st. NV.
WOMAN. white. middle-aged. for house
keeper; home of 3 adults. State experience
and full description. Must live IN. Box
35S-Z. Star.
Evening star., 1938-10-26
FOUND.

AIREDALE. male with harness and collar;
Chevy Chase section. Cleveland 369S.
AUTOMOBILE KEY. Ford car. Football
field. Tidal Basin. Box 1867, Star.
WRIST WATCH. lady's Bulova. Owner
must identify. Lincoln 1888 or District
}6:}3. Branch 70.
Evening star., 1938-10-26
SAlESMEN.

AUTOMOBILE statesmen, 5. to sell used
cars; a real lot with plenty Of action.
honest workers Silver Motors. s5le Geo
ave. NV.
YOUNG MEN (2). with some radio appl-
ance experience. Good hours. inside work.
Box 2S2-A. Star WIN
Evening star., 1938-10-26
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
(TAnttnunJ

GIRL. colored wants Job nursing or moth
er's helper. Call Columbia S1S5.
GIRL, 1s.. white. wants light housework,
experienced. best references; Sunday ofI;
Sc. preferred. Lincoln 7253-W
GIRL. ,colored. wants general housework,
part time or all day: honest reliable
Phone Columbia 1898.
GIRLS, two. colored, wish work full time,
part, Part tine; 1al or OF days work; good ref
MAID. colored. reliable. from Virginia.
wishes position as g.h.w.. or part-time; good
cook good references. District 8SO3
MAID, colored. neat. pleasant good all
around, willing worker, wishes position
full or part time: ref Atlantic 1906.
WIDOW. with daughter IA yrs, as house
keeper in motherless home; live in. 1924
E st. ne.
WOMAN, colored, reliable. wishes work
as maid. cook; ref. Phone North 1914,
WOMAN. colored. wants night work of any
KIND: rel. Dupont 1884
WOMAN. middle aged colored, wishes place
IN small family, stay night; good cook; city
re1s 2l0 st. NV. Dupont 1906.
WOMAN. colored. desires work. day, morn
Ing afternoon. evening or Sunday; laundry.
enW., coklng: exp; refs. Adams 257g
WOMAN. colored. wants days work. Wed
lnufS. FIJI. or evening work North :}39b
Evening star., 1938-10-26

COAL. WOOD & OIL STOVES CRATE bars,
circulating heaters. stove pipe and fttings
| HECHINGER CO. BIG STORES
Evening star., 1938-10-26

| CASH REGISTER--National cash register
from 1c to So 80. perfect condition S55
cash. Republic G9iT Can be seen az
| 2419 PENNSYLVANIA ave NV
Evening star., 1938-10-26

DESKS AND SECRETARIES from Sa-75
and up. Be convinced by inspecting Credit,
terms II desired Open nights Cieoreia
hntioue ShoDpe 1872 l4th st. NV. Geo.
Evening star., 1938-10-26

COAT. lady's. black. size 40, beautiful fur
coilar: price, SIS. Call Miss Gibson, Geo.
Evening star., 1938-10-26

| CHAIRS, for the bedroom; cheap and very
pretty: Open at night. Cash or credit,
Seorgia ANTIQUE Shoppe. 46l2 14th st.
Evening star., 1938-10-26

DiNETTE, maple, 6-pc., beautiful Must
be seen. Open ewes Cash or credit.
Green Furniture Co. 5000 Georgia ave.
". Columbia 1OlOg
Evening star., 1938-10-26
PERSONAL

GIRL REFINED. WILL SHARE HER GOOD
Ink rm. with another girl nice people:
nr. capitol; tel: reaS. Box 3s1-Z, Star.
EXPERIENCED SUCCESSFUL WRITER
Journalist Will criticize and correct your
manuscript or collaborate in revising and
rebuildng story or literary article. Con-
ndential service. For appointment write
P. Q. Box 3l67. Washington. 20.
LET DIR. DELLA LEDENDECKER7S WON
oerful hands rub your aches and pains
away 3025 Q st. NV. West II2O.
NURSING HOME WILL CARE FOR Ell
Derry people or invalids. In nearby Va:
Pheasant surroundings. excellent food ali
sl1W-13 OIL" un. eh
HEMoRRHoIDs ERADICATED az MY
own method. Results effective for a iifa.
time or money back Write for booklet No
drues or surgery. DR. SOMMERWERCK
: l5o2 Gonmbia rd Adams O3S8
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOTJ
wait Emereencv Laboratory. Rooms afII.
80" WeStory Bldg. l4th & F., Met 1sa3
YOUR CHILD WELL CARED FOR IN
IoVely farm home right in the District
Reasonable Georgia .399
CONVALESCENT AND AGED: INDIVID-
ual attention for small number. OakiaWn
Estate. Arlington. Va. Walnut 651G. 3Us
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE kINDERGAR-
ten. 1872 Massachusetts, ave. NV: school
OF danclng ana nursery: hour day or
week: $50 to $50
Evening star., 1938-10-26

CAMERA i, Contax, III. with sonnar;
cheap. National 4A1R
Evening star., 1938-10-26

COAT, lady's. black winter. handsome fur
collar. cuffs; size 40; Sl2; cost 500 Col
Evening star., 1938-10-26

bHICk. LUMBER AND PLUMBING MAJ
terials at bargain prices from hundreds Of
wrecKing Jobs, reconditioned and neatly
arranged Tor your easy selection at Hechin-
eers You'll save time as well as money BY
coming to any OF our four yards We quote
oelVered or undelivereG Phone orders.
Evening star., 1938-10-26
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

SITUATIONS OVMeStlA.
GIRL. colored, neat, for part-tifhe work.
Call ct 1896 9th St ne. Apt. 9. ~
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housework; have ref. Call Dupont 1881.
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Evening star., 1938-10-26

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Evening star., 1938-03-17

performance during the
1887 target practice year, the War De-
partment has announced.
The trophy will be presented by the
commanding general, Fort Mills. Sec
ond place was awarded to the 55th
Coast Artillery. Hawaii, and the 18th
Coast Artillery, Hawaii, and the $50
Coast Artillery, Fort Macarthur, Calf :,
tied for third place.
Evening star., 1938-03-17

for adults is shown. according to .
Bureau Of Public Roads survey made
public today.
"These are children Influenced by
teaching in schools" the report stated.
"The bureau finds that high schools
need training courses for drivers to
carry on the safety idea with the
young people about to begin driving.
"Pre-school children Is Z group
Evening star., 1938-03-17

have not been consistently and ef-
fectively trained to keep OF the
streets, and the result Is . high death
rate for that age" the statement said.
AZ An aid to safety education the
Agriculture Department, under which
tho bureau operates, has published .
pamphlet outlining the best methods
known today for securing trafnc safety.
Evening star., 1938-03-17

dren's Theater and the Junior Cinema
Guild.
Directed by Frank and Elizabeth
Haines, the marionette troupe will be
brought to Washington by Mrs. Ban
croft Davis. .s.
Among the agencies planning, to
send groups to the performance are
the Christ Child Society, Friendship
House, Neighborhood House. st. Johns
Evening star., 1938-03-17

Orphanase, st. Mary's Convent, the
School for Cripples, Georgetown Chill
dren's House. Children's Emergency
Home. Hillcrest Village, Y. w. C. A.
Recreation House, Good Shepherd
Chapel Of st. Paul's Church, Alexan-
dria, Va, and boys clubs.
Evening star., 1938-03-17
HAINES MARIONETTES
TO PERFORM SATURDAY

Twelve children's agencies are ar
ranging for their boys and girls to
see the Haines Marionettes at the
Rialto Theater at 10:30 am. Satur-
day, being sponsored by the Chill
Evening star., 1938-03-17
SCHOOL SAFETY RECORDS
SHOW FINE RESULTS

Safety education In schools has met
with excellent results, trafnc rec
ords showing . decrease Of 10 per
cent in child traffic deaths from 1926
to 1885, while 81 per cent increase
Evening star., 1938-03-17

Turkey Is building motor roads.
Evening star., 1938-03-17
ARMY RIFLE TROPHY
seth Coast Artillery Rewarded
for 1887 Performance.

The Regular Army Trophy Of the
Coast Artillery Association has been
awarded to the seth Coast Artillery,
Fort Mills. Philippine Islands, for the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-03-07
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Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24

Miss Alma Tuttle, was the second.
The first year of school in the lit
tie desert municipality closed with
an enrolment of 55.
Members Of the first boar1 Of
trustees were Ira hten, clerk, F. B.
Fuller and w w. Masten They
soon decided there should be a
school building TO house the grow
ing institution. The first school
building was erected at Fifth and
Commercial streets at a cost of
$4,000 Bonds were sold to pay the
cost Of construction and in the fad
OF 1907 dedication ceremonies at
tracted a large crowd of parents,
pupils and townspeople. Eighty
two pupils enrolled when classes
opened in the new building.
Schools To-day
To-day l,602 pupils attend Eel Cen
tro grammar schools housed in four
modern buildings. The teaching
staff is composed of 43 men AID
women.
The first high school classes were
held in the cid Presbyterian church
building at Fourth and Olive
streets. All went well until a tornado