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worst of it. 1t whacked him on
the nose. 1t cracked him on the
back of his head. 1t thumped him
on the right ear. 1t crashed against
his left ear. And the harder he hit
it the harder it hit back. 1t was
the most provoking enemy Buster
ever had encountered. He himself
groWled and grunted and whined
and roared, but it made no sound.
Buster didn't understand it at ALL
At last he happened to catch it
in both paws and hooked his big
claws around it. He tried to bite
it, but, of course, his teeth made no
impression on it. He threw all his
weight on it. There was snap and
Buster fell headlong. But he still
held his provoking enemy fast in
his claws. He scrambled to his feet
and looked down. All he saw was a
big stone with a piece of rope
around it. He cuffed it. 1t simply
rolled along the ground. Buster
looked back. His enemy had disap-
peared. There was nothing to be
seen but a piece of broken rope
hanging from branch. Once more
he cuffed the stone, but 1t didn't
hit back.
Buster turned and marched off
into the Green Forest with the air
of victor, there to nurse his aching
head. And the little people of the
Green Forest who had been looking
on went their several ways to spread
the joke of how Buster Bear had
fought himself and hadn't known it.
(Copyright, 193SD
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Bedtime Stories
By THORNTON W. BURGESS.

Oh, you who read this tale. beware.
And neer be fooled like Buster Bear.
You see, Buster Bear was engaged
In a terrible fight with himself
The joke was he didn't know it. All
the little people who were looking
on-Sammy Jay, Drummer the
Woodpecker, Tommy Tit the Chick
adee, Blacky the Grow, Mrs. Grouse,
Peter Rabbit, Chatterer the Red
Squirrel-knew it and were fairly
hugging themseleS with delight.
There was Buster Bear, great big
Buster Bear, in terrible rage and
growing angrier every second, fight
ing himself without knowing it and
getting the worst of it at that.
You see how it was, don't you?
Buster had hit that big stone hang
ing by a rope from a tree and, of
course, the stone had swung back
and hit him. This had made him
lose his temper and hit it still
harder with the result that it swung
back harder than before. Then he
had hit it very hard indeed, and it
had promptly returned and knocked
him over. Of course, the harder he
hit it the harder it came back. He
was simply fighting himself, and
was too angry to see it.
When Buster scrambled to his
feet after the stone had upset him,
he was in such a rage that he fairly
squealed. That's what he did
squealed. In a flash he was up on
his hind legs and he hit that stone
with all his might, and you know
he is so big and strong that he can
strike a tremendous blow. This
time he hit so hard that the stone,
big as it was, flew away the full
length of the rope. and up and
over the branch from which it
hung. Buster saw it disappear and
gave a little grunt of satisfaction.
He was sure that this was the end
Of the provoking thing.
But hardly was that little grunt
out when he gave another grunt
and this wasn't one of satisfaction.
It was one of surprise and anger
and pain. For just little second
Buster Bear saw stars. You see,
that stone had gone up and over
the branch and then, of course, it
had swung down. Buster was look
ing in the direction it had disap-
peared and so when it swung down
1t took him squarely in the back of
the head. It knocked him sprawl
Ing.
He was up again in a flash and
whirled around to see who this new
enemy might be. OF course, no one
was to be seen, but there swung
that thing he had just knocked out
of sight! 1t was hard to believe.
Buster couldn't believe it at first
He rubbed his eyes. Then he
reached out and touched the thing
gently. 1t swung off and then back
just as before in the most provoking
way. He had to believe then.
Once more Buster flew into a
terrible rage. He danced about in
anger. He was just about the mad
dest Bear that ever was. So just as
before he cuffed and struck the
swinging stone, and just as before
he got the worst, very much the
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Chapter Six
THE TRAP.

When the first long finger oi
moonlight reached through the Toy
shop windows that night Hulda tip
toed to the door and slipped outside
so quietly that no one heard her
There sat the whole ermine family
on the doorstep, all of them with
their paws to their mouths saying
"Sh-sh."
They beckoned to Hulda to follow
and then they crept quietly down
the hill to big holly bush where
they sat down in a circle on the
snow. Hulda piled up springy pine
branches and sat on them.
Now" said the biggest ermine.
"Now what?" asked Hulda.
did you bring your magic needle?'
said the ermine. Hulda reached in
side her coat and held the needle out
in the moonlight,
Good" said the ermine. We're
going to make a net to catch that
witch. You are, I mean. Then well
throw it over the chimney stacks
and in the morning there she'll be
if she comes around, caught in the
net"
But what will we make it with?'
said Hulda.
Hal" said the ermine. Were
getting help from very fine spider
who spins very tough webs. He'll
be along shortly"
And sure enough over the snow
came big gray spider winking his
left eye wisely. He was pleased to
help catch the witch because witches
were always brushing down his cob
webs when they flew by on their
brooms.
Good evening and good luck he
said as he came up. He bowed with
all eight of his gray legs. Good
evening" said Hulda and all the
ernine family.
Lets hurry" said the spider
switches always START to fly When the
moon tops that tallest pine tree
I'll just start spinning. and young
lady, if you will, you can start
sewing"
He crouched down and started
spinning fine thread. Hulda took
1t and threaded her needle, ano
although she had never made q
spider web. the needle seemed to
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"OH, THAT'S IT, l5H2' SAID THE MOON.

know what to 90. It went in and
out and knotted, and in and out and
knotted.
For an hour every one sat silently
while Hulda and the spider worked.
The web grew big as a handker-
chief, then big as sheet, then big
as ten sheets, and then finally big
as your back yard. 1t was thick
and fine and it shimmered in the
moonlight. Finally the spider broke
off the thread, and drew a long
breath.
"Whee-ee,' he said, 1--WE never
worked that hard"
Hulda tied that last knot, pinned
the magic needle in her dress and
stretched. Il never have either"
she said. But now how can we
get this web up over the chimney?
The moon is getting high"
That's easy said the spider
You help me carry it to the Toy
shop. Ill crawl up the wall with
one end, and you push the rest up
to me-" That's what they did. And
in no time at all the spider had
crawled back and forth tugging
here and there until there was
fine, gray sheen of web hanging over
the chimney.
Then they all ran back and hid
behind the holly bush. The moon
came over the tallest pine. and
looked down, and said to himself,
What in the world is thiS?"
"Oh, dear" said Hulda. 'if he
lights up the web the witch will
see it." Then she shouted, "Oh,
moon, please go away. We are try
ing to catch the witch that broke
up things in the Toyshop last
night
"Oh. that's it, is it?" said the
moon. "Of course" And he reached
out his arms down the sky and
picked up a little gray cloud that
he wrapped tightly about his head.
In a twinkling the sky was coal
black Hulda and the ermine kept
listening for the witch. The spider
was hiding on the roof in a CHM
ney crack. Suddenly there was a
bang, and crumpling sound right
on the Toyshop roof. Hulda and
the ermine could hear the patter
OF the spiders feet. They heard
harsh, squeaky voice say: Let
me out of here. Help"
1t was the witch. She was
caught. The spider had pulled up
all the corners of his web and the
witch was held fast in the trap.
Mondnu. Hnlda makes q dress.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY and meat market fcr sale: best
location in town. 1921 New Hampshire
ave. after pm. l2a
GROCERIES, beer and novelty store; liv-
ing quarters; rent. S45, including heat;
reasonable. Lincoln 6443. H.
BEAUTY SHOP, with permanent wave
machine. five dryers, chairs and entire
reasonable prices. Call or interview Robert
e: Handwerk Of trustees. Natl. 1906 613
10Th st. NV. IL
$500, CASH will buy direct from owner
going business; well located. 914 Pa.
ave. NV. H.
WILL SACRIFICE GROCERY, DELICA-
TESSEN; LOW RENT; EXCELLENT LO-
CATION. s32 UPSHUR ST. NV.
RESTAURANT. LIQUOR license. larse ca
pacity. Downtown location. Sacrificed
owing to illness: Terms to suit ouyer.
j. B. MALLOS CO. S17 18th St. NV.
Licensed and Bonded Brokers IL
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Idle Get Free Huircuts

Old-age pensioners and unem-
ployed men are to be given free hair
cuts and sfaveS at the government
training center in Glasgow, Scot
land. Haircutting is being taught
unemployed, and they will practice
on idle adults. Already 900 free
haircuts are supplied weekly.
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MAN, BETWEEN 25 AND so,

MAN, BETWEEN Is AND so,
married, good education
and pleasing personality, one
who has had several years
experience in selling or COM
mercial work which has
brought him in contact with
the public. If you have these
qualifications, there is an
opening for you with a splen-
did opportunity for advance
ment in a business that has
been long established. In ap-
plying, state your age, tele-
phone number, number of
dependents, education, actual
experience and other infor-
nation which would indicate
your qualifications. All re-
plies will be treated as strict
ly confidential. Box IBID,
Star.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

HELP DOMESTIC.
GIRL, white, general housework and care
Of child; live in; s25. Call Shepherd
GIRL, co1ored. general housework, part
time. afternoons: within walking distance;
So week. 1872 Irving st. NV.
GIRL, colored, 1890 years of age, for
general housework; small house; 2 adults
3 children. ages 7 to IA: laundrv. plain
Cooking; must stay nights; comfortable
clean, warm maids room in basement; So
week. Unless you really want and need
q. good. job don't apply; if SO. you will
like 1t here; references required. Woodley
6167.
HOUsEKEEPER, white, g.hw., cooking,
care Of two children: live in: references.
4312 10th st. ne. Potomac 2543.
HOUSEKTEPER, white. Protestant. to care
for limo. .-old baby and new 6.rm. house;
live in; references. Emerson 1880.
WOMAN. white. cheerful. experienced for
general housework in apt. and assist with
baby; city refs; live in. Box l19-D. Star.
WOMAN. white not over 35 for cooking
and cleaning; unincumbered. must be expe-
rienced and clean: stay nights: S45. Write
until Goth. Box 427-D. Star.
WOMAN. white, experienced infant care.
light housework; stay nights. 1909 M ST.
NV.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT exp: tax and financial
reports prepared: part-time bookkeeping;
good work: charges reas. Col. 2S72-J. 10
ACCOUNTANT expert, part-time book
keeping hooks started. audited. balanced.
tax work; city references. Randolph 3131.
CHEF. colored. nne, references; excellent
on pastries sea food. menus party WORK.
economical sober. Decatur 454s-J.
COOK. .colored man, exp, age IS. SOBER:
clean, fast worker. Bill johnson. Phone
DRIVER and general touseman, exp. at
all-round Jobs: ref; single Pot. 1857.
FILIPINO. experienced. wants Job as butler.
driver. valet. 921 New Hampshire. ave.
NV. phone Emerson 3149. II.
MAN. young, p. wants work on dairy farm;
FTiendship fSp sape stsson. asss D. V's0s001 10.
MAN, single. has '37 Cadillac sedan, would
like part-time chauffeuring for private fam
lily. Box 3O3-E. Star: II.
MAN; colored, wants work Of any kind:
chauffeur preferred; references. North
1885 9 I'm. to l pm. after . pm.
YOUNG MAN. wants work. any kind; can
cook, house clean. porter. Phone Dupont
YOUNG MAN. 20. personable. experience
Englandl care bachelor apt; free to travel
YOUNG MAN. with executive ability. de-
Stres responsible position with reliable drm,
Th9roughly expertenced IN al types Of
ssientious worker. Reply to Box 31Q:.E
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ASSOCIATED Press Feature SerDicc.i
The story so far-A witch, who is some
bodys evil spirit has been botherlng
Princess HulGa at Santa's 1oyshop. The
ermines have a plan to capture the witch.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

"6N AM VSW6N.
COUPLE, colored wanted 1439 Columbia
rd.: lanltor quarters free for part-tlme
work. Call in person.
COUPLE colored, middle-aeed. no children,
to- take care OF house and yard, about 25
comfortable and permanent home with
salary for couple willing to take serious
References necessary. Box 334-E, Star
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SITUATIONS MEN.

YOUNG MAN. colcred, wishes job as truck
Republic 3056.
YOUNG MAN. 25. desires evening employ
ment. sny type considered: owns available
automobile. r. p. Hid, Columbia 1896. TO-
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE,
Nakon Beauty School 1434 Park Rd. NV
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
WARFLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE
1OlS Vermont Ave District 1862
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THE LARGE NUMBER
OF women employed in the
District of Columbia offers
an opportunity for a woman
of character and ambition to
succeed as a life insurance
representative. This may be
just the job for you. Address
Box 162-D, Star.
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TAXI DRIVERS.

Demand for Union and Arrow cabs makes
u necessary to increase our organization
BEST PROPOSITION in town for clean-cu,
men at least II. with D c. drivers permit
FREE INSTRUCTION CLASSES DAILY
lol identification card. For complete de-
talis, apply between IL and IL In. 1876
Kenyon ST. NV
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HELP WOMEN.


BEAUTY OPERATOR, all around; also sew
e.al part time. Apply in person, Mar
SPECIALISTS. ll45 Conn. ave. Est. 1908.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. with at least years
experience. preferably of Southeast. Apply
at Gals. Hair DresSers 545 Sth st. sc.
BEAUTY -PARLOR OPERATOR expert in
all branches of beauty culture. Dorothy
Cox Beauty Salon, 40l Butternut st. NV.
Georgia 910o.
GIRL, reliable. honest unincumbered. for
general houSework; experienced only.
Woodley 4622. after 7 pm.
SECRETARY -STENOGRAPHER. expert
enced; permanent; reasonable salary to
begin. Telephone North s2l6
SECRETARY. splendid opportunity; must
be experienced Of good appearance, able
to meet public; salary to start. SIG; rea-
sonably. rapid advancement If effcient. In
reply give full particulars. Box BAD Star
WOMAN. middle-aged, to have complete
charge OF motherless children; one
preferring good home to salary; refer
ence; unincumbered 229 34th st. ne H.
S sALLYE HARMER FACIAL STUDIO, oI1 G
represent individualized cosmetics Cali
Met. so27 for appointment between o
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Monday. Hu1da makes a dress.
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HELD kAEN

AUTO MECHANICS, 2, sober, first class.
Apply Radio Cab Garage, rear 2ll Della
ware ave s.w.. Mr.. Swagger.
!hUToMc BILE sALEsMEN 70 sell new
qualified on selling used cars; to start work
immediate'y. l,nn ely Falls Church Motors. Falls
BARBERs f2), experienced sober; steady
position. Apply $3.50 NJ st. NV. ask for
Johnny. IL
ESTIMATOR. experienced. wholesale plumb
ing supplies. Reply. giving full particulars.
our emp,oyes have been notified Of this ad.
GASOLINE STATION ATTENDANT; refer
ences. Russell Motor Co. l9l Baltimore
blvd. Colmar Manor, Md.
MAN, da-luncheonette. exp. over 81,
Iour ewes week. to II. Dupont Phsr-
macy. 1905 Mass. ave. NV.
MECHANIC. frst-class, with considerabi
truck and bus experience: none other need
apply. See Mr.; Sandin. White Motor Co,
2lO1 New York ave. NV.
MOTOR CYCLE BOY; references. Russell
MsfSa Msnor Ma Ma. iSl Baltimore 0lVd'' co'mar
SALESMAN for glide motor scooters: ex-
elusive territory; liberal commissions; must
tMnf1r Enase noa gsg excellent oppor-
Statesmen to represent manufacturer Of
estaoished: priced line of steel kitchen
cabinet For full information write at
once furnishing details as, to experience
y
Steel Equipment Company 1850 East 2lst
ST. indianapolis Ind.
SALESMEN to sell the new WHY'S Overland.
sales have been. good and we can handle
the used cars. A chance for the right men
TO make good salary. Ask for Mr.. Her
son. Mitehelrs Motors, Inc. 1907 14th
st. NV.
SALESMAN. Jewish. to work in mems
c!othing store: over 23 single or married;
references Box 365-A, Star
SHEET METAL and roofing estimator. ex-
perlenced; must be strictly sober. industri-
99s snd emcient; references required. Box
STEAM OPERATOR, experienced Osgood
shovel sand and gravel. Give salary and
Eox fExpetaehcs ae nrst M letter. House furnished.
YOUNG MAN with luncheonette and
counter experience in drugstore. State ref
erenees or don't apply. Box 355-E Star 1Os
YOUNG MAN with some experience in up
9Solstery and glass work by large concern.
state age, experience and salary expected
Box 4S1-E, Star
YOUNG MAN, with some accounting and
!egal training. Ability to take dictation
ane type is essential. Give 1ull details
concsrning education and experience. Box
305-E Star. II.
YOUNG MAN. between ages of lS and 20.
WIN some knowledge of bookkeeping and
mechanics time. materials. and general
lnlormatlon in regard to service dept.
MUST be accurate and alert. Apply by letter
only m own handwriting, to Jules LATER
man. 5509 lst ST. ne.
rAvr ~--y--~
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ALTURAS. 1909 10th st nw-Comfort-
able rms. nr showers freproof bldg !:
daily maid serv.; 24-hr elev.: 81 wk up
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THE WESTMINSTER. 1907 18th NV
warm, comfort. rms, with running water;
80; plenty hot water shower; elevator
Large Groom basement apt. h L 81
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1144 M ST. N.W.-Conven!ent!y located,
sIns!e ana double rooms; newly decorated:
maid service; reasonable
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Il3O 10th ST. NW.-For lady. Single
room. south and west exposures. h w h
sem1-priYate bath. Reasonable
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1549 NEWTON ST. NW.-Single room
With screened porch end floor: next bath:
plenty heat, hot-water: all conveniences:
block cars, 18th ST. bus. Columbia 7Ol9
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24a4 FRANKLIN ST NE (cor. GOTH
% M K. D. and 3 }; water cleo, gas;
porches: End e: SIS mo 81 VII Omen I1s
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FARM AND GARDEN.

COW MANURE well rotted guaranteed
Waters. Wisconsin 4196.
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FALSE TEETH REPAIRED WHILE YOU
wait. Emergency Laboratory. Rooms 9Ol-
902 Westory Bldg. 18th e. F. Met. 1888
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
bills contracted by any one but myself.
JOSEPH K. MYERS 1908 10Th st. NV.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by
myself. HERBERT THOMAS SHELTON,
"a l4th st ne 10s
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DUPONT CIRCLE, 1907 10Th st. NV
Sluclo room. open fireplace adj. bath; inst.
not water: unlimited phone i4'
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PERSONAL.


HEMORRHoIDs ERADICATED BY Ny
own method Results effective for . life.
time or money back Write for booklet No
drugs CT surgerJ DR. SOMMERWERCK
1865 Columbia rd Adams 03aS
GOLDENBERG'S WILL OIL, INSPECT AND
adjust your sewing machine in your home
for 81: parts extra. Natl 500. Ext 80
FALSE TEETH REPAIRED WHILE YOU
wait Emereency Laboratory Rooms 9O1-
902 WeStory Bids. l4th and F. Met 1888
MOTHER: EMPLOYED AT CAPITOL. WITH
4-year-old daushter. wants desirable. room
and board where child can receive family
care; near Capitol preferred. Box 296-E
DON'T SUFFER WITH YOUR BACK.
nerves or muscles Consult DR. DELLA
LEDENDECKER, Washngton's finest woman
chiropractor, 3025 o st. Michigan 1I2O.
BETTER HEALTH STUDIo-COLDS AND
chronic pains treated: trained nurse. Ap-
polntments Potomac 472l.
WANTED-BoY UNDER SCHOOL AGE.
to board; priyate home; understanding
mother care; SCI monthly. Chestnu: 3337.
NURSING HOME FOR INVALIDs, ELDER
ly persons and convalescents. Have one
vacancy. Doctors reference. Woodley 1885
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LADY, WHITE, WANTED
FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
WORK. ROOM, BOARD AND
S AL AIRY. APPLY 1852
PENNA. AVE. NV, APT. IT,
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4105 18th ST. N.W.-Bright sunny warm,
and shower: $50 month
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ATTRACTIVE: close in-Everything new:
PVT; entr.; oil heat: phone: showers single,
double; S4 week. 1924 Belmont NV
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GORDON HOTEL. 916 18th st-On beau
tiful 10th ST.. location desirable and con-
venient; comfortable rooms, single $3.50
50 so to 11.5O weekly double rooms with
bath, twin beds, S12 and S14 weekly; "a
hOur elevator and SXitchhaard service
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

Sl3 ALLISON ST N.W.--Two rooms and
porch furnished for Housekeeping: auto
matte heat; use OF phone; adults only. IL
DOWNTOWN. neatly furn rm. hot and cold
water E6ascaab.c. Call res. mar. District
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
the election of directors for the ensuing
year will be held on Wednesday, January
IL, 1889, at the hotel, Pennsylvania Ave-
nue. and 18th Street NV, at o'clock
pm. The stock transfer books will be
closed January 10th and 11th 1899.
EDWARD T., EITI,YER Eecrptary
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A DEAL FUNERAL AT SIS
Provides same service as one costing $500
Don't waste insurance money" Call
DEAL with 25 years experience LIN
Evening star., 1938-02-02

The speaker retired shortly in con-
fusion, when it was suggested that the
temporary chairman be made holder of
the Office throughout the conference.
mo! He was hand picked" one DEL
egate shouted.
Violent discussion arose on the floor
and the speaker finally consented to
give resume Of his history in business
as proof Of his qualification for Office
In the end. the temporary chairman
was elected permanently. Then an
other man spoke-too long, some
thought. There was a chorus Of Shut
him up, he's talking too long," and he,
too, retired.
A third speaker quoted statistics
from an organization which a member
Of the audience yelled he doubted was
in existence The brief argument be-
tween the speaker and the doubter was
interrupted, however, by delegate who
(see CONFERENCE, Page A.3)
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Blomberg Quits as War Chief,
Refusing to Cive Up Bride, 28
Prefers to Surrender Job
Than Quit Daughter
of Carpenter.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BERLIN, Feb. 2.-Marshal Werner
Won Blomberg, minister of war, handed
his resignation to Reichsfuehrer Hitler
before going to Capri on his honey
moon. a highly reliable informant dis
closed today.
There had been indications the off,
GERS corps of the army was not pleased
by marriage of the 59-year-old marshal
to Erika Groin on January IL. and
this was followed by the reports he
would relinquish his post.
Hitler and Won Blomberg conferred
at the war ministry on January 21. Der
Fuehrer was seen to enter with great
excitement. and later emerged appear
ing pale and grave. Soon thereafter
the war marshal left for Italy.
An official announcement will not
be made before the end of the week,
and may be delayed longer. 1t will
be coupled, an authoritative inform
ant indicated, with publication of a
scheme for conduct of military affairs
in the future.
Won Blomberg retains the title of
field marshal, there being no retire.
ment for that rank. Field marshals
remain active for life.
Marshal Won Blomberg and his bride
have been honeymooning in strict
Evening star., 1938-02-02
Big Case of Jitters Engulfs
Little Business at Session

If cross section Of the first session
today Of the conference of representa-
tives OF little business is truly repre-
sentative of little business, Heaven
help it. It has the. .jitters.
Willingly and gratefully, 800 persons
who draw their livelihoods from the
laundries, brickyards, small stores and
factories of the country. trouped into
the auditorium of the Commerce De-
partment today to try to settle for the
President what their big business
brothers have thus far failed to &C.
complish. II outward signs were an
indication. the purpose remained un-
accomplished at 1890 o'clock today.
Barely had the first speaker told his
audience, Gentlemen. I have some
thing to say that is of interest to you" !"
when at least IS little business men
jumped to their feet in the audience
with exceptions to the speakers re-
marks. From then On 1t was touch
and 60.