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The Washington times., 1938-11-05
C. U. III FACES
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Special to. the Washington Times

Special to the Washington Times
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Catholic
University expects to use a diver.
sified attack against DePaul Uni
versity at Wrigley Field today.
Meanwhile, the Cardinals from
washington expect to have their
hands full stopping the expert
passes Of Tom O'Brien. shifty
Blue Demon quarterback. They
also will have to bring down De
Paul's great ball carrier, Walter
MalinowicS.
DEFAULTS line averages 200
pounds and its first string back
field will tip the scales at 1856.
Today's will be the third meeting
between the schools. In 1885 De
Paul won. 9 to 8. In 1896 the
Cardinals turned the tables by a
score Of IL tot,
The Washington times., 1938-11-05
Rivals Records

demon right halfback, who has
played sensationally all season;
and Baks McFadden, passing and
kicking star of the Tigers.
Like George Washington, Glenn
son has lost but one game this
season, bowling to Tennessee. but
in turn, whipping Presbyterian,
Tulane, South Carolina and Wake
Forest, while playing v. M. I. to
TT stalemate. G. w. has
topped Furman, Butter, Colorado.
and Davis-Elkins, but lost it's first
game Of the season last week to
Old Miss, 25-O.
The Washington times., 1938-11-05

annual y e a r.
ling sales. con-
tends there are
100 h e a d of
horses that will
go on the auc-
ton block next
week.
These horses
are now quar-,
tered at Pixies
vile a n d are
on display to
any prospective
buyer. Milton
i. Dance. auC.
tioneer. will be.
The Washington times., 1938-11-05
Reigns on
Syracuse Campus

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Nov. S.
Merchants and townSpeople of
Syracuse have stripped all public
places of movable and breakable
objects in preparation for today's
game with Colgate.
Police are on 24-hour duty and
hysteria reigns with the general
public as well as rival student or
ganizationS.
The Washington times., 1938-11-05
WI. HIGH TOPS
FREDERICKSBURG

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Nov.
5.-Fredericksburg's stout foot
ball team took an unexpected 20
to12 defeat at the hands of the
surprising Washington and Lee
High School, of Alexandria, Va,
yesterday afternoon before 1000
spectators.
The steller work of Lege and
Anderson stood out for the visit
ing team.
The Washington times., 1938-11-05

against NAVY in Baltimore's Municipal
Stadium today WILL RETURN TO coll
LEGE NEXT YEAR Their number will
be augmented by at least three OF the cur.
rent freshman team Out Of the lot, II
Notre Danes prayers be answered, will
step forth FOUR NEW AND MIGHT1ER
HORSEMEN OF THE GRIDIRON.
THERE IS BOB SAGGAU, ONE OF THE
LEFT HALFBACKS who are so IMPORT
ANT in the Notre Dame scheme OF foot
bali . He is a good passing back as he
stands today, and with two more years
before him, will be greater performer on
the field AT 18. years of age. when a
lot Of kids are still in prep school, Saggau
ranks as one of the POTENTIAL GREATS
in the era to dawn. He stands feet tall
and weighs nearly 100 pounds. PERHAPS
TT WILL NOT BE AMISS TO CALL HIM
WAR"
JOE THESING, WHO WILL BE IN HIS
SENIOR YEAR NEXT SEASON, is another
The Washington times., 1938-11-05
Quick Jump!
8O-Minute Plane Trip
To Pirates Game

Pennsylvania Air Lines have
announced an 8O-minute trip
from Washington to Pittsburgh
for WaShingtOnians wishing to
fly to the Pirate-Redskin game
scheduled for tomorrow.
The plane will leave Hoover
Airport at IL q. m, arriving in
Pittsburgh at 1920. Returning,
it departs from Pittsburgh at
6:S5, arriving in Washington at
7:45.
The Washington times., 1938-11-05
Merchants Play

Southeast Merchants play the
A. B. Social Club tomorrow at
2:30 o'clock On the Monument
Lot. All Southeast players are
to report at Garfield playground
at 10 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1938-11-05
BY KEN HARTER

Georgetown football enthusiasts
are securing the record books,
comparing the here-to-now unde-
feated Hoya eleven of 1888 with
other great elevens that have
brought prominence to the Hill
top.
1t takes only a second to turn
the pages of memory back to the
great Hoya aggregation of 1929.
It is easy to recall how Lou Lit
tie took his charges into Yankee
The Washington times., 1938-11-05
98-Yd. Run Features
Mdssanutten Victory

WOODSTOCK Md, Nov. 5.-A
98-yard run by Marks for touch
down featured MasSanutten's jay
wees 31-to-0 defeat of Staunton
Military Academy here yesterday.
The Washington times., 1938-11-05
Peabody High Rolls
Up 2O-to-O VWory

PEABODY, Mass, Nov 5
G.NS)-Waite High School. of
Toledo, Ohio, bowed to Peabody
Eigh's Tanners, 30, here last
night.
The Washington times., 1938-11-05
"l1" atFuH
Strength for Tilt
By CHICK KENNY

GREENVILLE S. c. Nov. 5.-Hopng to break through with
its biggest upset of the the George Washington Uni
versiy football scheduled potent Clemson
Tiger eleven here today of South Cardinals outstanding
o. he Colonial Wash.
The Washington times., 1938-11-05
FRANK BIJcKO'NEILL.

IN TTEEN YEARS AFTER HARRY STUHLDREHER, ELMER
n LAYDEN, SLEEPY JIM CROWLEY AND ELMER MILLER
- rode to glory against Armys egions in Yankee Stadium
NOTRE DAME looks to the coming Of FOUR HORSEEN
who outShine their uous predecessors
Nina Of leather-nggers sten forth
The Washington times., 1938-11-05
1870 HORSES ON
BLOCK AT SALES
BY RHODA CHRISTMAS

Janon Fisher, jr., chairman Of
the sales committee of the Mary
land Horse Breeders Association S
The Washington times., 1938-11-05
Game at Glance

Stadium, and, before a crowd Of
90, 900, defeated powerful N. Y. o.,
Evening star., 1938-03-01
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

! UPPER N.W-FOR EMPLOYED COUPLE
cheerful. newly furnished apt Living room. room.
bedroom. kitchen. private bath with show
er IN new new, detached h1ch home twin beds ve-
and F sts n.w.--l room. kit. hath, COM
dss 9etey yeek tu'n nonb nen Sy1r
Fe5s p23 HoME SasR PVr sxp APT AMI tAseE ssa
rets. garage opt 55o6 14th ". Geo 5ais
SOME FREE RENT-3-RM. KIT. BATH
apt ;n.r nicely s5 fgr1 ese rs1s s dish
1907 KENYON NW.-2nd FL, ATTRAc-
i've, quiet SO. exposure : rms, kitchen.
g Sy6 at sh eshtrs ST Hs roSmI s pS5
bath: also smaller apt. pvt. bath.
sRs ssRtf sh saessy stss9s Farnshsd Esd'res private
bath nicely furnished. Also fe room. Con. CON-
venient to car lines 8.
PRRsookLfsND-hATTFR. Rss2t, \, -hA.TrTFR. EyRN; LIy. sM. .
and gas gas included. SIS mo. mo-. Potomac Potomac sa4s.
5l.S 9th NV LARGE ROOMS.
resfriserstion; rs,ri. heat. elec. and gas fuEn.:
17el, EUCLID ST. N.W-oNE ROOM
| small kitchenette, semi-bath: can be seen
anytime; Z block 18th and Col. I'd. cars.
OPPOSITE. MAYFLowER HOTEL, l7l5
esfe eee ref s3S Per pn mons bath
rooms, nicely furnished: sas. electric re-
arsr an, noa INCLUDED in rent s45 up Man
334 COLUMBIA RD. NV RM. APT,
also ] rm apt: reasonable; convenient
| transportation.
rs, l4th. ST, N.E.-2-RM APT. LHK..
pvt. bath. sink in kitchen; nice bright
| rooms. Furnished or unfurn.
1877 GIRARD ST. NW.-BEDROOM AND
kitchen. for light housekeepins: convenient
bath, heat. gas. cleo. c.h.w.
TAKoMA PARK ROOMS. KITCHEN
bath bath, private :. s.I entranee: $40 month. 3o9
conn ars 81 pvt Tnq bath hail. IT. frsaass k8oMs
gas. cleo; adults: central.
1917 Both ST. sE,-oFF PA. AVE-
DRone es o hsa ps eouDs Ens gas ise
S S2os QUE ; st: N;W.ItoyEERLookING
refined people; best neishborhood. l.
MT. PLEASANT. 1916 NEWTON ST. NV
avail Mar. fut Ist. col. s sso7. @ 0a'n' expos
1,h and s,idbeS and GLasss room
Call after D m.
$50 A MO- SIS WK. UP-WARM NEWLY
painted, cozy: 1-room Ink. apt: clean,
quiet house. Adults. 1865 Harvard st. NV.
@
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE TWO-ROoM.
kitchen, bath apt, with garage; new, mod
ern: all outside. 4434 Garrison ST. NV. %
FRIENDSHIP HGTS.-COZY . RMS.
kit priv. bath. Prigidaire, oil heat. c.h.w.,
gas, elec.: $50. Wisconsin 1888 after 8.
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE GROOM APT.
with two others: maid service. 1850 18th
st. NV, Apt. 504.
1873 IRVING ST N.W.-1 ROOM KrTCH-
enette. semi-private bath. Adults.
1905 M ST. NW.-TWO LII K. ROOMS.
inclosed porch and bath; neatly furnished:
a mi. Very reasonable.
1919 18th ST. FRONT APT.
attractively furn.. facing park. elec.
rets. janitor service; Ss5. Potomac 26l4:
CONTINUED on Next PsssD
Evening star., 1938-03-01
HELP MEN AND WoMEk.

BEEF TRUST GIRLS over $50. and other
entertainers. Apply at Johns Cafe, l1l7
Good Hope rd Sc. Anscostia
MAN OR WOMAN with car to make de-
liverieS and collection: good salary and
expenses: bond required: give phone num-
ber Box 2l2-L, Star
MAN OR WOMAN to sell artist suppliek;
must know trade. commission and drawing
account. Box 13o-K Star
Evening star., 1938-03-01
LOST.

LOST.
CAT. black. slight yellow markings, female
neutered. Persian, Iona hair. fluffy tail,
missing since Feb. s. If any one has seen,
fed or can give any information, call Mid
dlekauf, 900 Lawrence ne. North 10440.
Reward.
COCKER SPANIEL black and white Find
er please call Gcorsia 594:S.
DIAMOND RING lady's in Washington
Hotel. evening of Feb. "; liberal reward.
Miss Louise Hickman Clarendon 1890. 81
EARRING-Solitsir diamond earring, de-
signed for pierced ear; valued for senti-
mental reasons Reward. Wisconsin ;iSS6.
Il"
LADY'S small white gold wrist watch; en-
sraved B, NJ: B." Reward. Call Ma
tional 4460. Ext. "5l
POINTER, white and brown spotted, an
swe-ins to Jack" near Wilson lane and
Bradley blvd. Liberal reward Wisconsin
57l6 after $50 pm.
RING, cameo broken band. Sc. section,
THURSDAY. Sentimental value. Reward.
Box 55-k Star.
WRIST WATCH. lady's gold can identify
by name and date engraved on back; lost
Sun; reward. Geo. a 5293
WRIST WATCH. ladys, Bulova white gold.
diamonds. sapphires: on 18th. between
and N. Y. ave. Reward. 1882 Orchid st.
NV. Randolph 11cS.
Evening star., 1938-03-01
Closing Hours
for
Straight
Classified
Advertising

Advertisements for The Eve
ming Stor ore accepted OF the
Main Office until II PM. the
day prior to insertion. and at
eroneh Agencies until lO:3OP.M.
For The Sunday Stor odver-
tisements ore accepted at the
Main Office until $50 PM.
on Saturday. at Branch Offices
until 5 PM.
Classified DispIoy for THE
EVENING STAR is accepted
up to 8 pm. day before issue.
For THE SUNDAY STAR
" o'clock noon Saturday.
Evening star., 1938-03-01
AGENTS.
AGENTS. hYCnnYn

AGENTS TS-DISTRIBUTORS
Dorfone, sensational new radio -phonic
device for sale TO homeowners. Answers
the door bell from any room in the house.
helps prevent assault and robbery pro-
to install Attractive discounts Manu-
facturer Iptercomnunieations, Inc, 1850
Both ST. u W
Evening star., 1938-03-01
SITUATIONS WoMtN.

BooKKEEPER-CLERK general office
eXpr,. can tyne; Industrious. Rard worker;
Sl5 wk. Leona Bryan Alex. 2021.
LADY, young. white, refined desires posi-
ton Housekeeping or child nurse; live out.
Box 3l5-L. Star.
NURSE. trained for infant long expe
rience: also. exp, with adults: dietitian;
best city ref. Adams 4762.
PRACTICAL NURSE desires case. - or
20 hours duty best references; give full
details @lO5 Lyndhurst ave. Baltimore,
Md.
SOUTHERN GIRL, experienced clerk.
typist P. B. X. operator. Atlantic 1o2S.
Miss Brown.
STENOGRAPHER, college graduate. "a.
teaching exp, dictation, 100 W. .. m; typ
ing, 4o ". y. E.:: good references. Green
wood 1555-W after pm. ="
STUDENT, practical nursing experience,
attending day sessions Of commercial col
lege wlsaeS part-time work after school
and on Saturdays; drives own car. Call
Atlantic G6S5-J
TYPING to do at home. experienced typist:
reas. prices. Dist. 1919.
WOMAN C,6) white. would like job as
dentists assistant; references small ex-
Evening star., 1938-03-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

81. 81 S5h }1 apt: does .n $ 900 monthly;
nss on ns aSa and ID dnnsT seats
business and furniture in s rooms above
S., 80, terms arTanssd. Capital Adjust
ing q finance Co, zoos ST. NV.
lease expired; now unturnished and avail
able March /. National 4196
WANT INACTIVE ASSOCIATE with six
thousand dollars, need for working capital
for product; should pay unusual return tor
investment. Box 305-L Star.
LUNCHRoOM downtown rent. S45: beer
$3.50 wkly.: $50 down. Capital Adjusting
&, tlnsnce Co. zoos H st. NV. Metro
GROCERY-Doing S40O cash wkly: rent.
$40; room; only $4,000: terms. Capital Ad-
sassins Mst' ssfs 4 Finance Co.. 1908 H st. NV
BEAUTY .PARLoR, established business in
Hrookland; H owner leaving town. Decatur
BIG BARGAIN for 2ia acres. gas station,
pestaurant res a,dr beer garden and small living
SCI s5d or esFs ,Esde T. Ter city y only
Royal Va
BOOMING HOUSE, 20 rooms. elec., cellar.
NJ: FRANK RUPPERT. 1o:, 9TH ST. NV.
GROCERY. guarantee 500 wkly. busi-
ness; ness; re- rent only SG5 room: nice fixtures:
ApI only S4,"W, terms. Capital
Adjusting 81 Finance Co.. zoos H ST. NV
Met. iSl3
GASOLINE, accessories; g pumps. mixed
gasolines: 9-year lease, low rent estab,
bus. price. Sl,loO. Box 426-L- Star.
SODA FoUNT., conf: etc; corner store,
estab bus; low rent with or without rooms:
price. 81. 100 Box 42o-L. Star.
BOOMING HOUSE; 18th at Scott Circle
T. T. rms, ; baths; nicely furnished: long
st. Metropolitan 4s13
1928 B ST NE-Excellent opportunity
Tor exper. grocer to reopen long-establ.
grocery and meat market. Reas rental.
Immed possess. Georgia $3.50.
SHOE REPAIR DEPARTMENT in cleaning
store; reasonable. Dams Valet 1106
18th st. NV.
RESTAURANT. next to theater; does $3.50
Wkly.; rent. S63; long lease: beer; seats
illness: sacrifice. s. $500: 'i easy terms. Cap
ital Adjusting & Finance Co.. 1908 H St.
LUNCH 3-room apt.-Cheap rent; good
business: sacrifice: $3.50 down.
shsEs shop n0nsn Tsnt ST. ST. SO
ss5o-confeet.. 3 rooms; rent s25.
Delicatessen. fountain. & rooms :, baths;
we'll equipped: real bargain.
$40O-Grocery and 4 rooms. bath; corner;
S350-Roomins house. . rooms. h.-w.h.;
large basement; your terms.
$400-Rooming house, 10 rooms. baths:
Gheap ,oss cent near n.In,i11 l2th and R.
rent only $50: your offer.
Rooming house. rs rooms baths. h.-w.h. !:
18th St; location: real bargain; only
r NJ cuRTIs aDS,' 65s DssysHs r ST. NV Natl e14o i.
Evening star., 1938-03-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
ACcoRDIoNs-All slishtly used and DEM
onstrator. reduced for quick clearance.
12-bass Hohper, $3.50; 4S-bass Hohner,
SIS: used 120-bass models, S95. Easy
terms. Full guarantee. Natl. 1928. Arthur
Jordan Piano Co. corner 13th and G sts.
ADDING MACHINES Burroughs, S22. so
and $40; perfect. Don't miss. Blaustein's,
144s Park I'd, Apt. Z. Col 1925.
ALL MAKES USED REFRIGERATORs re-
conditioned and guaranteed; 5 Gu. It: Kelyi-
nator. $50 so: Gu. #; Frisidaire. S34 so;
5 Gu. it.. .Maynower. S49.50: Gu. IT. Uni
versal like new, S79.5O. The District Elec-
tric Co, / Dupont circle. Pot. 5000.
ANTIQUE pine Victorian furniture. cheap;
old foot scrapers. $3.50 each. Solomons.
925 10th st. NV. 6s
ANTToUESILove seat, drop-leaf dining
rm table; also chest OF drawers. Reas.
1914 Newton st. NV.
AUTO GENERATORS EXCH, So. so: new.
guar; electricians on all cars; motor bear
ings repairs, rewindine. Carly. 1908 l4th
$3.50; midget and baby grand radios.
S4.a5 up; susr. perfect. Philco lowboy
1897 radiH With ,snoE short .ays: SEQ; yertl1
st. ne. Open to pm.
Evening star., 1938-03-01
MOTOR TRAVEL,

DENVER: COLORADO, LEAVING OVER
geek end: will take 1 or 2. Box 3O9.L.
slar: 3.
WILL. WILL DRIVE no, Los ANGELES OR
Phone Met. 943S.
YOUNG GENTLEMAN, "a YEARS or
age desires to travel; convenient at any
time. Box BAL, Star. 60
LOS ANGELES CALF. LEAVING IN DAY
or So be back in Washington in 25 days.
Room Tor two: share. Met, 1858.
Evening star., 1938-03-01
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

BUSINESS.
sTENOGRAPHERS, expert typlsts. book
keepers, male, female. needed for current
openings. BOYD'S, 1888 st. NV.
DOMESTIC
RELIABLE AGENCY Dec. 556l 1902 18th.
has cooks, maids. nurses. g.h.W., part-tlme
day workers. couples, housemen. J.
DOMESTIC AGENCY. 1925 nth st. fur
nishes work and help for men and women.
Quick service.
Evening star., 1938-03-01
SITUATIONS MEN.
(Continued

MAN, young. colored, wants position as
houseman doorman porter: elev. operator,
busboy or waiter, ewes. Adams 6oO3.
work in store. Lincoln I00sS. Cali after 7.
MAN, colored. wishes Job as ianitor in
apt. house; with best references, best eX-
perience. North O61O.
MAN. colored. young, neat, wishes work.
waiter, elevator. porter. houseman or
valet; good references. Potomac 526l.
WANTED-Addressin and mailing to do.
What have you to offer? Box BOIL. Star.
YOUNG COLORED MAN, reliable. wants
cycle: city refs. North 525o-W. -
YOUNG ELECTRICAL ENGINEER. with
en~easa0nai GreenWood ials-W. snee''" e'e''i"'''
YOUNG MAN. colored. experienced. wishes
job as lieht-duty truck driver or chauffeur;
refs. Atlantic S454-J.
YOUNG MEN (two), ambitious, honest and
guarantee a success. e IS Only legitimate and
lawful business opportunity need apply.
Anywhere in U. s. A. Refs furnished. Box
306-L, Star.
OFFICE MANAGER-EXECUT1V
Substantial BACKGROUND. Organizer. Sys-
tematizer. correspondence, credits and col
Salary. 5000. Box 1S-K. Star.
SITUATIONS MEN & WoMEk.
BUTLER, experienced; also my aunt Al
cook. light colored; single or both: superior;
no driving: long reference. North sS5l.
Interview, 1@2 Florida ave. NV. 3'
Evening star., 1938-03-01
FOUND.

FOUND.
BRING OR REPORT in writing deserted
animals 10 the Animal Protective Associa-
ton, 5000 Wheeler rd. Sc.
SHOES, lady's, gray suede on 1th st. ne,
Saturday evening. 633 NJ st. ne. Lin
coin 6151-W
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER vicinity Ameri-
can University Park. Owner please call
Cleveland 1872.
Evening star., 1938-03-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

walt Emergency Laboratory Room sol
Westory Bids. l4th and Met. 1858
COMPLETE PLANOGRAPH SERVICE
that saves time and expense We repro
duce all types of printing matter in black
and white or varied color effects. Phone
us for an estimate. No Job too large or
too small. Prices are extremely reasonable.
Columbia Paragraph Co.
30 L St. NE. Metropolitan 1892.
Evening star., 1938-03-01
CAMERA REPAIRS.

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER & d'ALBERT. INC,
elb 10th st, NV Phons Nationat ans.
WHOLESALE PHOTO FINISHING
There's dealer in your neiehborhood
Hicks Photo Finishers. 1920 Wisconsin
ave, Phone West 2O5O
Evening star., 1938-03-01
SITUATIONS MEN.

ored: niehtman. ha1lman or porter; expe.
rienced: neat. honest and reliable. North
Evening star., 1938-03-01
22O9 MASS. AVE. NV.

Singles. doubles In ex-emhsssy. Beau-
tifully furnished rms. choice meals. One
large rm. for three at $3.50 month each
Also master bedroom with private bath for
2 or guests. -
Evening star., 1938-03-01
BOSOM OPERATOR

For an American Shirt unit Must be a
producer. Salary and bonus Apply @
& S. Laundry. Washing ton Baltimore blvd
BiadensburE Md
Evening star., 1938-03-01
POULTRY 8 EGGS.
BABY CHICKS.

CHICKS, Barred Rocks, Reds. Buff Or.
pinstons and Wyandottes. &c; ready now
j. b. Henry. Phone Falls Church 34S
Evening star., 1938-03-01

ALL BREEDS. blood tested and certified
James & Son. 61Y X St NV. Met, 0Oss
Evening star., 1938-03-01
THE McAUSTIN.

1927 @ st. n.w.-Double rooms with pri-
vate baths. single with running water
showers and bath maid service. cafeteria
with eood home cooking; walking distance
to town and Govt. depts
Evening star., 1938-03-01

THE WESTMINSTER,
1907 18th st. nw-Warm, single rms, IS:
running water, $3.50: double front. IS;
AL
Evening star., 1938-03-01
BEAUTY CULTURE.

The Modern Way"
Featuring individual instruction on live
models shop experience: graduates placed:
start any day: special low rates easy
terms. Private lessons in hair styling.
MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE,
1877 F st. NV. Natl. 4771
Evening star., 1938-03-01

Opportunity for several women of per.
sonality and charm to increase their in.
come by interesting. fascinating contact
work: Apply Personnel Manager Dermet-
les Go, sos Washington Bldg, 18th and
Evening star., 1938-03-01
HILL SCHOOL OF DANCE.
GUARANTEED C,
l326 GeorRia Ave. NV Adams

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
SPECIAL PRICES THIS MONTH-No down
payment, small monthly payments Paper
ing, painting, carpentry plastering, We
netian blinds, general repairs. Work guar
anteed. Emerson 1850.
Evening star., 1938-03-01
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK and general housework: stay nights;
IS week; refs. SIS Cumberland ave, SON.
erSet. Md
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ROOMS WANTED,
ROOMS WITH BOARD

5sl5 SHERRIER PL. NW-3 rooms, kitch.
en-. private bath. large screened porch,
neat, light included; adults. Clev, S35T.
Evening star., 1938-03-01

S5-A VERY SPECIAL So COURSE
Begin today The Civil Service Prepara-
tory School, $50 18th st. NV Met. 6:1"1. .
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SITUATIONS MEN e. WoMEN.

BUTLER, experienced: also my aunt. Al
cook. light colored; single or both: SUPERIOR
no driving: lona reference. North 2S5l
Interview, l32 Florida ave. NV. )"
Evening star., 1938-03-01
S. KANN SONS co

AU 1OWUBILE MEN.
Six men to sell used cars dur
ing our big reduction sale
starting March 1st. Permanent
position If you qualify during
sale. See Mr.. Sparks, Steuart
Motors, Bird g. II SITS. NE.
Evening star., 1938-03-01

or three connecting room S
and table board, by two Government ex-
ecutives; must be NV. near Cathedral.
GIVE particulars and price or no attention.
Box BOIL, Star a.
Evening star., 1938-03-01

GIRL. white. g.h.w.; Stay nights: care Of
children; ST g month. Decatur 81 SOL.
exp. only; live in. Met 7O37. bet. 1875, or
Columbia 0168 after pm.
HOUSEKEEPER. white for employed cou-
pie living in rural Virginia. Box 274.
East Falls Church. Va.
RELIABLE white woman. to care for two
fare. Sat. and Sun. on. sos G st. Sc,
End H.. rear apt. Apply after 6 pm.
Evening star., 1938-03-01
POLICEMAN EXAM,

Intensive Course Every Day. Every Night
ALL INSTRUCTION PAPERS FREE.
Begin today. The Civil Service Prepara
Evening star., 1938-06-29
Exhibit in Brussels.

Twenty-eight foreign countries were
represented by exhibits at this years
Industries Fair in Brussels, Belgium.
Evening star., 1938-06-29
liams' speech urging the unemployed
to keep their friends in power.

liams' speech urging the unemployed
to keep their friends In power.
Chairman Sheppard said, however,
there was little the committee could do
beyond its statement yesterday term
ing unfortunate" the address by the
deputy w. P. A. administrator.
I'VE have expressed our disapproval
Of the speech" Senator Sheppard told
reporters. There is not much else
that can be done under the resolution
creating the committee"
Senator Sheppard said the commit
tee planned to so over transcript Of
the address issued by the alliance.
News reports had quoted Mr.. VIII
liams as telling the Workers Alliance
to keep your friends in power" and
to Judge those friends by the crowd
they run with when they come to you
and ask for support"
Quotation by Alliance.
The transcript from the ALLIANCE,
which officials said was taken by a
volunteer member who knew short
hand. quoted Mr.. williams:
We've got to stick together. We've
got to keep our friends in power. I
thought that speech Friday night (by
President Roosevelt) was wonderful.
I don't need to tell you. You know
your friends very well. Just fudge
the folks who come and ask for your
support by the crowd they run with"
In letter to Senator Sheppard, the
Workers Alliance said:
I'VE interpreted his (Mr. Williams)
remarks as indicating what every per-
son knows: That If we elected people
to Office who are hostile to a works
program on an adequate basis, we can
not expect higher wages or better con-
ditions"
The letter. signed by Alliance Pres
ident David LASER. said. w. P. A.
employees. "are becoming nauseated"
by contentious that the administra-
ton is "coercing" relief workers.
In its statement yesterday the SEN
ate committee accepted Mr.. Williams
disclaimer of political intent, but
added:
THE committee feels that because
of his position in the Works Progress
Administration the speech of Mr..
Williams was unfortunate, and 1t
hopes all dispensers of Federal funds
will take note of the obligation which
has been imposed on this committee
by the Senate to report to the Senate
all such incidents as may be deemed
to come within the scope of this in
vestigation'
Senator Pepper, Democrat, of Flor
ida, an administration supporter, said
he thought Mr.. Williams was express
ing private sentiments which he had
a perfect right to utter as a citizen of
the United States"
II do know" Senator Pepper added,
that Mr.. Williams was right in his
statement that if the people who are
getting relief and who are entitled to
it expect to get such assistance In the
future they must keep in of1ice people
who appreciate their needs and want
to help them"