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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-14
30 WIKE NUPTlALS
.lGtn,rzrD TODAY

bLEAN NON IT unusual charm
/ GER ,;.'..v Miss Gertrude An
\ stn'' cr;rrr became the bride
|Fe;;' r o Edwin Wike, OF Bre'
lr. l" st,rrnoon at FIVE O'Clock
mr. O. Methodist church, the
|.:e f ..s,,1r. DR.. Gilbert R.
4 IT, ,..,.e.,ng. The impress
90, o' .rr%mony was used.
I.nS l -y.-s banking the sides
D. 2a .,,,;r we're artistically fill,
IA P...i....,r.looking peonieS and
si;a .: .C7 salmia in has relief
na"', ha,,ground OF hand
Is; d Tie chancel railing
.,s.n .:r with English ivy
e', ,,Srr end was an arrange
o: n, ," CHESTS assembled the
inc mist Miss Kate Dot
pa o ;s,rE q program of nup-
!'.@ . which included Ber-
Hl5>. ,.,, IorrIyn. Estralita by
.. .rj or Promise Me by
o The wedding march
' I'o,bengr.n was used as the
-o,, and the stirring
s''' ~ NendelsSohn'S march
/ heard d~.ns the recession
| ..,sr> Mr.. Spencer Mac
F S,,,s and Mr.. Theodore
D %. This city. were the first
per PAY Geigcr was her sis
So Of honor and only at
1 Z. "' She vas becomingly at
:, a youthful afternoon
- a,,,uamarine marQuisette
.,Sb Of copper velvet. and
,,~,rr, IN the latter shade.
| .G',;,..6rimmrd legholn hat
/ . wv with ribbon in the
, ,,,,,., which fell in stream,
sri she carried a colonial
d. 49,. d.. bronze snapdragons. -,
5riir. daughter OF Mr.. and
+Trard Ray Geiger, entered
ann Of her father and was
4 ), ne altar by the bride
AMI Ms best man, Mr.. John
t...,r. of Spartanburg. ). Z.
rr...r bride was lovely IN
+.r carroll model Of cream
rrr finger tip length be
,-r.,-,o,orrd ForStmann. 5
,r,, S,,,>un hat Of dark
r.rr,a .c.t with matching
,-r, wa> worn. For some
| ,,T~ >rr carried her moth
g,ti.r- handkerchief. Her
m shoulder corSage was OF
]. Hill. rosebud and lilies
valley. .
W.sr. elder daughter Of
W., Gvigcr. was born IN
r-,~..nr. and l. Il graduate
ann school. She received
3. degree from Cocker col
Ear.,,..lc. $. C., where
t., q member Of Beta n
a-t sigma Tau Delta, nom
rrr,,c and English trater-
TIE 7-.r was also a men,
S,ya.atv> and was editor
r. %! the annual. After
a,.ou Ste da postgraduate
i q, the }...rbury French
m Ncrr.ry. Vermont.
Inc ~. .wu years, the
wno -a, Charm Of manner
q r.--.-, member of the
,ay- ,-. na~ taught in the
lrt ~, school.
Ws-. 80 ~ Mr.. and Mrs.
Wise . Brryagd, is a grad
b: 3-.at Institute and of
-yr,..v Of North Carolina
a,f. E... where he was ac-
a.,.e.,,. For several years
been a member of the fac
b: ne Brcyard high school.
ayl...v.y following the cere-
the yrlug couple left by
:or >ao.; wedding trip.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-14
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and 4 large number of friends
from Brevard and other nearby
towns.
Following the rehearsal last
evening the cake cutting" was
held at the Geiger home on Pat.
ton street, which was artisticallv
filled with purple and cream iris
and pink roses.
The brides table bore a filet
lace cloth and four crystal can
dlesticks held cleaning white Ia
perS. The centerpiece was an ex-
0uisite three-tiered wedding cake
topped with a miniature bride
and groom. Tiny white satin
streamerS led to the emblems in
the cake. Ices in the form of we'd
ding bells were served.
Only members of the wedding
party and out of town guests were
present and Misses Mary RATHER
inc Keith and Louise Lazarus,
who assisted in serving.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-14

Ancient shepherds tied bells to
their sheep and thought that by
the sound of them the sheep grew
fat.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-14
FRANK VANDERLINDEN
IS YEAR BOOK EDITOR

Frank VandcrLinden. former
resident Of Hendcrsonville, now
of Hickory, a student at Lenoir-
Rhyme college, has been elected
managing editor Of the college
yearbook, "Hacawa."
Frank is a son Of DR.. and Mrs.
w. II. VandcrLinden, former well
known residents Of Henderson,
vile.
In 1927 the price of COW in
New York was $3.50.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-14

join in worship with the Baptist
congregation there ut tomorrow
nights service.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-14

cutlonS In Sel-
MANY. uric h
crises and threats
of wars in other
countries. L n e
pontif's constant
prayer is peace.
He is shown here
on a 1881 stamp.
Evening star., 1938-10-02
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 investiga-
ton. such advertisements for
The Sunday Star cannot be ac-
cepted later than II pm.
Thursday.
Evening star., 1938-10-02
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

WOMAN, colored. wishes Job as general
houseworker; experienced: best OF refer
ence not less than $50 month; go home
nights. Pot. $3.50.
WOMAN, colored. wants full or part time
work after i O'Clock. North O55ti-J.
WOMAN. colored wants part-time work
in the evening; refs. Call Dist. tGS3 pet.
4 and u.
WOMAN. colored. settled. wants general
housework; can stay nights; city reference.
Address. 1926 9Th st. NV.
WOMAN. colored part time work mornings;
city reference. Col. 3749-J.
WOMAN. colored. wants work ~ cook.
first class. or will do general work; no laun-
dry. Will stay nights. City ref. North
WOMAN. colored. wants gh.w.. days
work: refs. 1913 1th NV. North 1854.
WOMAN. colored. wishes morning work;
exp. laundress: refs. 427 Warner st. NV.
WOMAN. colored desires days work or
work by week: refs. 9l6 21th st. NV.
l WANT TO take care of children and
house clean. Lincoln 963S. Ethel Mason.
WISH MORNING WORK: . to ]. for my
excellent maid; neat. RELIABLE, cook. laun-
dress: ~; refs. Emerson 1909.
Evening star., 1938-10-02

MAN single -. b. A. IL. B.. G. w. u,
member D. C. bar. with land title expert
ence. desires legal position here else
where. Box 4"S-T Star.
MAN colored wants job chauffeur, porter
years at previous job. Call Adams l.S5.
Sunday
Evening star., 1938-10-02
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

REROOF1NG. SIDING. INSULATION
| Priced right; expert work: references: best
| prooucts:, estimates free: no CASH 3 years:
low low interest. Takoma Insulators. Inc.
Evening star., 1938-10-02
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc.

SIIOAIlONS DOMESTIC.
dsos DC some cooking; can stay nights. Met.
fl@s Of days Work x.ins' ref North Sh0s 4s,D part
sop1FtR time olat i1'es5f es %,ess f.
e2d sier sdbao wishes work Of any
experience; good reference. Adams
eysaSs ToSf G1RE h,t neat wants morning
,,l work Sio. q any kind; full or part time. pu-
coLoRED PARLoR MAID wants AFTERNOON
pSnt SS5f !Ses! Gs dinners and teas to serve. Du-
COLORED WOMAN with reference wants
Torth Sork 'htss bsss.W q four days week. Phone
COL: WOMAN wants place IN boarding
perisnced pedss pSpont or private family
woman: good reference. Col. s452.
part time. North 6S45-R. -
COOK. colored, experienced. wishes work:
city ref. Phone Decatur 1897.
COOK. colored. or chambermaid. waitress;
SAp.' '"..1OI A1IAl o.. ~ Vail huhMS IUffl !.
COOK. experienced. city references. Call
Adams 912S.
COUPLE. colored desires work as chauf-
feur. butler, cook and maid. Call Adams
o21s. 149 Harvard st. NV.
CURTAINS of all kinds washed starched
and stretched; 35c pr. Lace scarfs. North
6O3S.
CURTAINS STRETCHED, 40 cents . pair
WORK called for and delivered. Lincoln
CURTAINS STRETCHED 40c per pair,
s3c per panel: called for and delivered.
GENERAL WORKER or cook: fifSt-foof
nishs.. oSs a.uds' uds'xsaaS':v Al. :vs4a:y. Of - aS~'
Evening star., 1938-10-02

MAN coored, porter, dishwasher, helper
in kitchen; g.h.w. Col. 59S0-J.
MAN, colored. young wants work as dish
washer or helper: honest, reliable. refs
James Atlantic 1oOS-J
Evening star., 1938-10-02
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.

CARETAKER. man and wife tGerman); /;
ipt. house, small hotel or large rooming
house. Box 170-x Star.
COUPLE, white. want place as cook, gem
eral houSeWork. butler, gardener: ref. Box
A79-T. Star.
COUPLE. middle age. white. Job watchman.
,nvsd hop$smsn SSdns jsnitor painting care
COUPLE, colored: want Jobs as houseman
leave town. Columbia i74s. ''eA'e' VIII
COUPLE colored, experienced chauffeur,
houseman: flrst-class cook: 500 month
Phone Adams 6s41-J.
COUPLE, responsible. hotel experience.
will maintain home or club in lieu of rent;
highest references. Dupont 2657.
COUPLE; f., refined :. eolored. no children
8 pm.
COUPLE. young colored wants work; but
Ter, houseman. maid and cook; reference.
1879 Que st. NV.
COUPLE. colored. settled: care of small
apartment or office for wife service: man
part-time; best ref. Box 491-T Star.
COL. COUPLE or chauffeur desire work in
private family; ref: Dec. 1319-J.
MAN AND WIFE colored want janitor
quarters, with or without pay; good refs;
MAN AND WIFE colored. want position
IN pvt family; will stay nights; refs.
Phone Decatur 2191.
MAN AND WIFE. colored. want janitor' S
quarters; good reference. Decatur 3527.
WHITE COUPLE small child; husband em-
ployed; wife housekeep care children: ex.
Box ts5oT 52S%s stsr. II '0''' eA0' COOK CITY 's''
Evening star., 1938-10-02

GASOLINE accessories corner. upper
| NV; long eStab; mixed gasoiines: doing
! large business; well equipped and stocked.
Price. 81 800; terms. Box SS-X Star,
Evening star., 1938-10-02

BOARDING HOUSE (above Dupont Circle)
The best furnished house we have. 20
rooms. Income about 5000 ~ 900. Terms.
+: M. De Shazo, l123 14th NV. Nat.
559O
Evening star., 1938-10-02

CLEANING. PRESSING STORE; good To-
cation; colored trade; good tailoring busi-
ness. 1916 9th NV. Call Shepherd
2oiJ-R Sunday
Evening star., 1938-10-02

Circle! rooms ; baths shower; nicely
furnished income, $3.50; rent. SIGu: price.
81 800; terms Leta Lister. Natl. I511.
Evening star., 1938-10-02

MAN colored wants place chauffeur,
truck driving. elevator operator: reference.
Met. 1855.
MAN colored; work evenings after school
drivers permit. Phone Dist. 2459, after
Evening star., 1938-10-02

MAN. young colored desires work Dor
ter or any other kind: good driver. Atlantic
L
Evening star., 1938-10-02

RESTAURANT, beautiful rms. above
exceptional opportunity tor only $1,000
down. Must see To appreciate. Capital
Adjusting Finance Co, zoos II ST. NV.
RESTAURANT nearby Washington: does
$500 weekly; seats -: fine fixtures: low
rent; Price. $1,000 only SI,3UO down.
ZOOS II St NV Met tSl3
Evening star., 1938-10-02

MAN, young colored, neat wants work of
any kind: references. Call Dec. 62S5.
MAN. colored. wants work porter. janitor.
asst upholSterer, handyman. Call North
IN
Evening star., 1938-10-02

MAN. with knowledge and experience. de-
slfeS partner to invest in farm for show
ing and breeding OF fur-bearIng animals.
Box hot Star
Evening star., 1938-10-02

YOUNG MAN. stenograp pher-typist. year
business college training. operate Office
appliances; references furn. Line. POI S-W.
Evening star., 1938-10-02

YOUNG MAN. colored, desires work as
elevator operator, porter. janitor. painters
helper. carpenters helper or window
Call North Sll g ask for E Allen
Evening star., 1938-10-02

BAKERY. Mount Pleasant! eXpensively
equipped; established business; apt above
Price. 5000. Box 2OI-X. Star
Evening star., 1938-10-02

1IAN. young, % personable. wants Is hrs
work a day; experienced bank bookkeeping.
grocery and clothing work; best refer
enceS. Box 39l-T. Star >.
Evening star., 1938-10-02

PLUMBER and steamfitter first-class all
around mechanic wants work Box l31-X.
Evening star., 1938-10-02

DlETITIAN. B. 8. degree. hospital inferno.
snip; excellent references; three months'
experience planning meals. Box a63-T.
Evening star., 1938-10-02

MAN. colored. desires place as houSeman,
chauffeur. Phone Dupont 1919.
MAN. colored wishes work of any kind
prefer houseman or lunchroom. North
Evening star., 1938-10-02

DEL1CATESSEN with beer $500 wkly Apt.
above; good corner for business; $4,000.
l4'.I Eye NV. tSulte ZOO. Natl. 1uO9.
FOR SALE houses ! splendid place for
store: located OIL Central ave. Seat Pleas
ant. Nd, opposite school: very reasonable
price c. Schroth, 81? Central ave, Seat
Pleasant Nd
Evening star., 1938-10-02

| POULTRY PLANT. fully equipped: modern;
capacity, 10000 annually; producing broil-
| efs: REQUIRES partner. Box 394-T Star.
LIQUOR STORE-Neighborhood location,
Kent $50 VIII sell 81 500 plus inyen-
| tory. l421 Eye NV. tsute .O0). Natl
lUD.'
Evening star., 1938-10-02

REAL ESTATE-Cultured married man.
Is yrs experience selling and renting.
Cesires position: salary or salary. commits
sion. Box RE Star
Evening star., 1938-10-02

WHITE. 30. wants work any kind exp.
filling station, driving truck or motor cycle.
Ref. Adams 034l
Evening star., 1938-10-02

LIQUOR STORE. downtown. average over
500 per week. Rent. Sl15 Price, 50. 600
plus cost of stock. Cash transaction. No
tflnefs, please. Box :i6s-T. Star. %
DRUG STORE-Sl.1 800 cash will buy $500
weekly buslnes. Low rental and good stock.
Box 31s-T. Star
Evening star., 1938-10-02

BEAUTY SHOP-A very nice shop. Street
entrance. Rent, $40: 81 900. Terms. r.
NJ. De Shazo. 123 14th NV. Nat. 552O. :"
NICE APT. HOUSE; $4,000; yr. income.
>! 500; or exch for Florida home. Box
14l-X Star os
Evening star., 1938-10-02

YOUNG MAN married. colored, - years
old. active. ambitious and reliable. desires
truck driver job; with Al references; z
yearS, eXperiepce Dec 4uEI-I
Evening star., 1938-10-02

RAISE CAPITAL-BeSt methods corpora
tons organized and promoted everywhere;
est. 1909. U. S. Legal Corp. 81 Bond Bldg
CAFETERIA, fine NV. location: does ~ 81
Wk!y.: seats l3O: short hours: opportunity
al 81 .1lu down 1unS IL Ii "
Evening star., 1938-10-02

SACRIFICE-Needing immediate cash
VIII sell forty shares City Baking Co stock
Tor $500. Par value $500 Box 4.9-T
Star
Evening star., 1938-10-02

COIN N-OPERATED MACHINES. all types
slot machines. Photographs, etc, offered
at special prices next 10 days See US
at once for all types equipment E. o.
LikenS. 9.i 9th ST. NV. Natl. G191
Evening star., 1938-10-02

PAPER HANGER and painter wants work,
have own tools; reas. Lincoln sS1s.
PATENT SEARCHER-Young man. ex-
perienced patent searcher trained in
chemistry and law, desires connection
with patent law firm. Part-time searches
considered Roy 341-T Star
Evening star., 1938-10-02

PHARMACIST. registered in D. c. and Va
experienced in fountain MANAGEMENT: ex-
cellent references; full or part-time work
Evening star., 1938-10-02

MISREPRESENTATION location: low
rent iVins quarters; going business For
details phone Greenwood 1901 any time
ACTIVE PARTNER woman. with expert
ence III meeting public preferred. to man
age present year-around business: $1,000
required should be minimum yearly in
come. Boy iN-T. Star
Evening star., 1938-10-02

Observation-Disclosures location Do
inE S40O wk.: with beer license. Close at
pm. No Sundays. Must sell before
Oct. 9TH. Cost $4,000. Take $1,000.
Evening star., 1938-10-02

YOUNG MAN 10. desires position as ste
nographer and typist. general Office work.
one years experience. . years college: eX-
sellent references Metropolitan "499. 81
YOUNG MAN, age %. wants lob any kind;
had experience as shipping clerk Pot.
Evening star., 1938-10-02

MAN, colored, desires work: chef or sec
ond cook; experienced in baking and
pastries; good reference. Ask Romano,
hilnnnt NEl1
Evening star., 1938-10-02

YOUNG MAN, 21. high school graduate
wants permanent office. day work; refer
ence. Georgia 1914
Evening star., 1938-10-02

MAN colored desires work as chauffeur or
porter commercial or private: reference
OF long service. l.l9 N. Jersey ave. or
phn Dot
Evening star., 1938-10-02

YOUNG MAN colored, wants Job house
man & chauffeur or delivery; Florida eX-
perience; city reference. Pot. 1045.
Evening star., 1938-10-02

N:uuou CASH takes an established fruit
and vegetable market. STOCK and equip
Wonderful location IL Baltimore blvd.
Colmar Manor, Md
Evening star., 1938-10-02

est, reliable, willing worker; work
Kitchen or BUS boy. Potomac 9460-J.
MAN, young ,24). colored. must have
work OF any type; elevator; auto permit:
ref Line l3oti
Evening star., 1938-10-02

REGISTERED PHARMACIST. relief. have
several nights and some day work open;
excellent references Dupont 45SS.
MATCHMAKER. Bradley graduate expert
enced' clean record, So Box 46l T.
Star.
Evening star., 1938-10-02

MAN. colored. desires position as porter
elevator and switchboard operator or bus
boy: city ref. North S414. Roosevelt
Evening star., 1938-10-02

MEDICAL SECRETARY. capable stenogra-
pher, laboratory experience. college gradu-
ate. desires position in doctors ONCE Box
Evening star., 1938-09-08

ceedinss In the Bridges case have
oeen held up sipce April.
A Federal Circuit Court ruled that
Ar. Strecker,s Communist afiliation
vas not sumcient grounds for deporta-
tion tnasmuch ~ the record lacked
evidence that the Communist party
advocated overthrow Of the Govern
ment BY force and violence.
The Government solicitors, calling
the Supreme Courts attention to the
ruling, said:
"Other courts have sustained orders
Of deportation on records containing
essentially similar evidence. The lack
Of uniformity among the circuits will,
unless resolved, create a situation both
Of unfairness to aliens and of con-
fusion In the administration of the
law"
Witnesses before the House Com
mittee on Un-American Activities, Of
which Representative Dies is chair
man, testified Mr.. Bridges was a
Evening star., 1938-09-08
FEDERAL LABELLING
PLAN SUGGESTED
Monopoly Probers Get Proposal
Designed to Aid Small
Commodity Firms,

By the Associated Press.
A system Of government labelling
Of commodities designed to help small
producers in competition with large
business concerns has been proposed
to the Government committee inves-
tigating monopoly.
A member Of the monopoly study
group said yesterday the author Of the
proposal was Representative Summers,
Democrat, Of Texas, also a committee
member and chairman OF the House
Judiciary Committee.
The Summers plan, it was explained,
would have the Government certify
and label the grade and quality of
some major farm and industrial
products. In this way it was in
tended that q small independent
producer Of staple would be able
to inform the consumer of the value
Of his product, and thereby gain an
improved competitive position with
business concerns with large sums
available for advertising.
A committee member said the plan
presented would apply to such prod
ucts as gasoline, textiles, wheat and
other staples which lend themselves
readily to Standardization and precise
measurement for quality.
Evening star., 1938-09-08
STRECKER RULING
SOUGHT BY j. 5.
Issue of Communism as
Grounds to Deport Put
Up to Justices.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The question whether membership
in the Communist party is grounds
for deportation-has been put up to
the Supreme Court.
Solicitor General Robert H. Jack:
son and Gerald P. Reilly, solicitor
Of the Labor Department, asked the
high court yesterday to settle the issue
by ruling in the deportation proceed
ings against Joseph G. Strecker Of
Hot Springs, Ark. native of Austria.
His case attracted new attention
recently when Secretary Perkins. re-
plying to demand by Representative
Dies, Democrat, of Texas for reopeniug
Of deportation proceedings against
Harry Bridges. c. I. o. maritime union
leader. said she was awaiting a final
decision in the Strecker case. Pro-
Evening star., 1938-09-08
LONG FIGHT SEEN
IN COAST STRIKE
Spokesman for Merchants
Declares Stores Will
Remain Open.
By the Associated Press


SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 8.-Depart-
mept store owners and their thousands
Of striking clerks tightened battle lines
today as their verbal skirmishing pre-
saged . long struggle in San Fran
ciscos newest labor battle front.
A spokesman for the ~ affected
stores and their eight branches said
the stores will stay open.- We have
not yielded, we do not Yield and We
will not yield to any group Of union
ofhcials the control of who our en-
ployes will be-"
The A. F. Of f.L.-affiliated strikers re-
ceived pledges Of A. F. Of L. and G. I.
Q. union support. and set up a COM
mittee to conduct their Campaign.
Larry Vail, union secretary, said 1000
workers responded to yesterdays strike
call. Store executives set the number
at 1000.
No Peace Overtures.
No peace overtures had been made
today by strikers, retailers or third
parties in the dispute, which centered
around union demand for a regis
tered list Of both union and non-union
clerks from which employees would be
chosen, and q store seniority
plal..
An employer statement said store
wages and working conditions were the
best in the country. but the union Is
attempting to force upon employers
the outrageous conception OF store
management by union officials"
Police precautions brought 800 extra
patrolmen into the retail section where
a furry Of trouble broke out yesterday
in front of two Market street stores.
The officers said flying fists and fem
inine hair pulling marked the passage
Of women employees through picket
lines. The only arrests were two spec
tators who assertedly baked at officers
orders to move on"
Deliveries 1T Standstill.
More than 20 other unions are in
directly involved in the strike, includ-
ing building trades workers, elevator
operators, janitors and teamsters.
Teamstcr Union officials said deliveries
Evening star., 1938-09-08
THE EVENING
to and from the stores were At ,
standstill.

to and from the stores were at 4
standStill.
Promises of support for the A. r. Of
L. group also came from the G. I. O
international Lbnsshoremen's ant
Warehousemen's Union and the O. I
O.-inclined Maritime Federation o1
the Pacific. which pledsed q beycot. Of
unfair" stores.
The Strike. recommended by the A
F. Of L. Central Labor Council, VA
called by union leaders the biesest re-
tau trade walkout ever undertaken In
the United States.
The city's other major labor dispute
was In the warehouse 1ield, where more
than 1000 @. !. O. workers in l5C
warehouses have been discharged 70,
refusal to unload what they called q
hot cargo" freight car.
Evening star., 1938-09-08

Communist. The committee studied
the Labor DEPARTMENTS file in the
case, and then demanded, through
Representative Dies, that 1t be re-
opened.
Representative Dies told Miss Per-
kins he saw no parallel between the
Strecker and Bridges cases. Mr..
Bridges Is an Australian.
Evening star., 1938-09-08
Can't Understand Planes.

The natives in interior Africa, who
never saw flying machine before,
when actually seeing one with their
own eyes believe it to be part Of the
white mans madness and wound up,
like q toy. and then shot up and out
to the next stopping place.
Evening star., 1938-09-08
Campaign Innovation.

OdWPd1HN 1HNUVdC1ON'
SEATTLE R.-Voters don't throw
away Carl Brpome's campaign ntera-
ture. They eat 1t.
Broome seeks the Democratic nomi-
nation for State Senator. Hotcakes
he sells at his restaurant are branded:
Carl Broome for Senator"
Evening star., 1938-09-08
Ionah'S Birthplace.

The birthplace and sepulcher Of
Jonah the Prophet is pointed out in
the little Arab village Of Mashad, Pal
eStine,
Evening star., 1938-09-08
As Feet Below Ground.

London's subway tunnels lie at an
average depth Of IS feet below the
surface Of the ground,
The Washington times., 1938-09-16
Postal Alliance
To Hear Officials

Clinton B. Uttley, superintend
ent of post offices, and Joseph F.
Garland, assistant chief inSpec-
tor will address the second district
National Alliance of Postal EN-
ployes during a one-day session at
the Twelfth Street branch Y. M.
C. A., tomorrow.
The meeting will bring together
delegates from Maryland, Vir-
ginia, Delaware and the District of
Columbia. Other speakers will be
Lafayette Ford, president Of the
National Alliance; Mrs. G. T.
Gray. president of the women's
auxiliary and Ralph Mizelle, assist
ant solicitor. Royal w. Bailey is
president of the second district
employees and Oliver Strawn,
secretary.