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Evening star., 1939-07-19
Northwest

ALBER MCNEIL, 14ls p 81. NV.
AUDITORIUM SERVICE STATION
2O21 virginia Ave. NV.
BARTEMEIER's UPTOWN AUTO. SUP
PLY CO., 2O1I 18th 81. NV.
BLACKS SERVICE STATION
18th 4 W sts. NV.
g. c. BOWIE. 1918 L ST. NV.
H. A. BOWIE. s27 H St. NV.
BRIGHTwOOD AUTO, SUPPLY
5917 Georgia Ave. NV.
LEE d. BUTLER, INC.
1921 2Ist St. NV.
CALL CARL, INC. 6I4 II 81. NV.
CALL CARL SERVICE CENTER
Ga. Ave. l. Peabody St. NV.
CENTRAL AUTO. WORKS
1e7 Eye St. NV.
CLARKs SHERWOOD SERVICE STA
TION, 1919 Georgia Ave. NV.
II. c. COFFMAN
Wise. Ave. 4 Que St. NV.
DISTRICT AUTOMoTIvE SUPPLY CO..
Penna. Ave. 4 ?Ist st. NV.
FIREsTONE AUTO SUPPLY l. sERy-
ICE STORE. 18th 4 X SITS. NV.
6e3 H St. NV.
HAMMs SERVICE STATION
413O Wisconsin Ave. NV.
HANDLEY MOTOR co.
1880 Ga. Ave NV
HERBERT's TIRE 4 BATTERY
1850 Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
HERRIMAN's SERVICE STATION
1928 M St. NV.
PAUL BROS, 522O Wisconsin Ave. NV
STEVENS SERVICE STATION
1921 Georgia Ave. NV.
T. W. HIGGINS, IOI Upshur st. NV
HILL TIBBlTTs,
1lI4 Vermont Ave. NV.
GEORGETOWN SERVICE CENTER
3219 M St. NV.
SAMUEL C. HUBBARD
643I Georsia Ave. NV.
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE SALES
1868 3Ist St. NV.
JAMESON's TExACo SERVICE
i?25 Conn. Ave. NV.
JOHNNY'S SERVICE STATION
20th h N. Y. Ave. NV.
GLICKMAN's SERVICE STATION
54?8 New Hampshire Ave. NV.
J. d. KESSEL, r. I. h N. ]. AYES. NV
J. l. KINGMAN's SERVICE STATION
9Th l. N SITS. NV.
LOGAN MOTOR co.
iii 18th st. NV.
ROY MATTINGLY. 1908 eard St. NV
MAYFLOWER ACCESSORY 4 GA
RAGE CO.. 18th 4 L sts. NV.
MCDOWELL BROS. INC.
5"5e Wisconsin Ave. NV.
MILLERS SUPER SERVICE STATION
Ga Ave. & Princeton ST.
PIERPONT SERVICE STATION
r. l. l. N. J. AYES. NV.
RELIABLE AUTO. SERVICE
"O17 st. NV.
RE RUPERT
65i5 GeorEia Ave. NV.
CARMACK SERVICE STATION
1000 N. H. Ave. NV.
SHERIDAN GARAGE. e51s q st. NV
sPENCER's SERVICE STATION
9Th L. NJ SITS. NV.
STEUART MOTOR co.
9Th n. Y. Ave. NV.
L. STEUART, INC. I44O P St. NV
WAKEFIELD MOTOR co.
"5?5 Sherman Ave. NV.
WASH. PETROLEUM PROD. STATION
NO. 1. end & Constitution Ave. NV
1St h X SITS. NV.
Wisconsin Ave. l. X St. NV.
WILBERGER'S SERVICE STATION
9Th e. New York Ave. NV.
WRENN'S SERVICE STATION
Wisconsin 4 Davenport St. NV.
Evening star., 1939-07-19
jolly Polly
A Little Chat on Etiquette

BY jus. j. FRISCH.
T. H. M.-When one person is on
the point of leaving, he or she must
not be dragged back to meet another
person, unless there is a very good
reason for doing so.
The leaf1et "Introductions" will
be sent free to any one on receipt
of self addressed, stamped en-
Nelope.
Evening star., 1939-07-19
Northeast

S. APPERTI. 50 Florida Ave. NE.
BHcoKLAND GARAGE
1000 MIshixan Ave. NE.
NORMAN BROWNS SERVICE STA
TION, 3131 Rhode IsIans Avs. NE.
CLARKE'S SERVICE STATION
4th & Florida Ave. NE.
r. G. DUNE. 9Th & H SITS. NE.
HARRIS GULF SERVICE
BladensburE Rd. 4 Neal St.
JONES SERVICE STATION
1901 Bladensburg Rd. NE.
DON GRIST, 9Th & H Sts. NE.
STEWART r. KNOX
18th 4 E SITS. NE.
MOTOR SALES CO.. 1905 W Va. Ave.
NORTHEAST MOTOR co.
92O BladensburE Rd. NE.
PRICE GARAGE. Fl H st. NE.
M. PURCELL
1888 BladensburE Rd. NE.
sAUR's SUPER SERVICE STATION
3OOs Rhode Island Ave. NE.
sMALLWOOD 4 WHITNEY
18th l. A SITS. NE.
JONES SERVICE STATION
N. Capitol 4 Pierce sts.
L. P. sTEUART. INC. Northeast Branch
I41 18th st. NE.
sTEUART MOTOR co.
3rd and n Sts. NE.
TRIANGLE MOTOR co.
14th 4 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
WADEs AUTO SERVICE
SIS 10th st. NE.
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Southeast

FRANK SMALL, JR.. 215 Pa. Ave. Sc
DICKS WADE SERVICE STATION
300 Penna. Ave. Sc.
BOWMANS SERVICE STATION
31O1 Nichols Ave. Sc.
CONNORS l. FOSTER. INC.
Good Hope Rd 4 d. c. Line, Md.
NayIor Rd. l. Alabama Ave. Sc.
224i Penna. Ave. Sc.
v. T. FLOOD
1tth & Good Hope Rd. Sc.
MAZZULLO MOTORS. INC.
1887 Good Hope Rd. Sc.
s. f. SERVICE GARAGE
51I 9Th st. S.E.
GEO. B. STEVENS
2151 Nichols Ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1939-07-19
Southwest

d. H. BOWLY, 3rd 4 b Sts. S.W.
LAzEAR SERVICE STATION
4th = C Sts. S.W.
RICHARDS SERVICE STATION
5th l. G Sts. S.W.
THOMAS Z. SALKELD
6th 4 Maryland Ave. S.W.
TUCKER's SERVICE STATION
9Th d Nd, Ave, S,W.
Evening star., 1939-07-19

Synthetic fuel for high-speed
Diesel engines has been produced
in Germany.
Evening star., 1939-07-19

plans were being made for immedi-
ate burial.
The body was discovered floating
in the water near the amusement
park last Wednesday. Since that
time Sheriff Robert Cooksey has not
been able to uncover any lead that
might disclose the mans identity.
An autopsy performed by Mary
land State coroner revealed that the
mans skull had been fractured by
blows from some blunt instrument.
Evening star., 1939-07-19

Bridge improvements cost Dem
mark $21 900 900 in the last 10 years.
Evening star., 1939-03-20
Forouk Opens
Shisok's Tomb,
5000 Years Old
BY the Associated Press.


CAIRO, March 20.-Young King
Farouk and party of scientists for
got the troubles of the modern world
long enough today to glimpse into
Egyptian history of 5000 years ago.
The King himself descended a
tomb shaft in the Nile delta and
pried open coffin of pure silver to
discover the bejeweled mummy of
one of his more famous predecessors
king Shishak (Sheshonk), founder
of the 22nd dynasty, who lived about
$50 BIC.
The coffin was inclosed in a sar-
cophagus of pure gold. 1t was in
the tomb of Pharaoh Psou Sen Nef,
the last King of the last dynasty,
and at first was believed to have
been his.
According to the Bible, Shishak
''in the fifth year of Rehoboam." at
tackled Jerusalem with vast army,
ransacked the city and stripped Sol
omon's temple of its treasures.
Gold hieroglyphics on the sarcoph-
agus proved that it was Shishak's S
coffin.
Evening star., 1939-03-20
Washington Ballet
Program This Week

A composition by Mary Howe,
Washington pianist and composer,
will be presented Friday and Sat-
urday nights on the program to be
given by the Washington National
Ballet In its series of Fridays and
Saturdays at Nine" this week at the
king-Smith. Playhouse
The choreography for the COM
position, entitled "Fiddlers Reel"
has been done by Lisa Gardiner,
director of the ballet The music
will be played by Alice Finckel and
two violinists of the National SYM
phony Orchestra.
Other numbers on this weeks
program include The Magic Flute"
to music by Richard Drigo; Ma
tional Dances" to music by Nous
sorgsky, Chopin, Valverde and
Strauss; "Three Colors," to music
by Robert Barrow, and Paris by
Gaslight," to music by Grace
Shannon.
Evening star., 1939-03-20
r. r. c. LEAGUE.

High individual averages-W Hill Ex-
pense. ll2s49; r. Kirsch General Ledger,
ll1-57; w. Jones, Primary Control. It'll
High individual games-O. Bean. General
Ledger l5s; J. Zsakany, E. H. F. A.; Long
worth Drainage, No. l 14S
High individual sets-c. Ware contro,
Proof; 405; W. Hill, Expense, ass; r.
klrsch. General Ledger, 3Sl.
erl1 High aine individual strikes-R. Krsch, Cen
81; c. Pryor. Control Proof. :}}. '00-'
High individual spares-W. Hill. Fxpense
~: T. klrsch, General Ledger, III; c.
HurWitz. Statistical 1853.
- High team games-Legal, 5se; Chief
Clerks. 5s4; Statistical 5Sl
High team sets-Chief CLERKS sao.
Legal 1920 Primary Control 1918.
, weekly high gamer. Kirsch. General
weekly high .set-C. Hodgson, Primary
Evening star., 1939-03-20
Come In Today! See the New 1899 DODGE
Luxury Liner and Judge for Yourself!

THIS year, let your own good
i judgment decide! Come in and
TAKE A LOOK at the new Dodge
Luxury Liner in every detail!
Take look at the new handy
gearshift at the steering Wheel.
yours at no extra cost! The new
wider headlights for safer night
drivingl The new invisible lug
gage compartment, completely con-
cealed, yet 27@o larger! The new
luxurious interiors, roomier than
ever before!
Monsy.Saving Engine!
Take a look. too, at the famous
Dodge Floating Power Engine. 1t
not only gives you all the proven
Evening star., 1939-03-20
Democratic Club Meetino

Representative James R. Nc
Granery. Democrat, of Pennsylvania
will be the guest speaker at 1890
pm. tomorrow in Nunnallys Res
taurant, 1908 F street NV. at the
monthly meeting of the Pennsyl-
vania Democratic Club. Officers for
the year will be elected and wives
of the Pennsylvania Democratic
congressional delegation will be
guests of honor.
Evening star., 1939-03-20
& s. FRIENDSHIP LEAGUE.

HIGH team gaine--Shepherd Park Vine Z;
Iiouor, 63l; Dome Oil Co. 6l7; A. q W.
High team sets-shepherd Park Wine &;
LIQUOR l,T1l: Wakefield Dairy. l.-07; In
ternational Business Machines; l1ol
NJ. 1l3-l Wellington 'WakearldD, 110-54
Brewer tSnepherd Park. lo-3s.
High strikes--Lohmar shepherd Park.
40; Franke, Il. B. M, 40; Brewer (Shep-
herd Park, :'S.
High spares-Boetler q. B M, "o.;
Wellington tWakefeld). 1876, Cyr Dome
OH, Sc.
Hieh individual games-C. Jefries
tWonder Bread. 15a. Wadiord Dome
on. l53; J Stewart Stewart Bros. ] 81
High individual sets-Boetler u 3 NJ J.
4n5; Brown tShepherd Park, 1896; Krea-
mer q. B. NJ. 39I.
Evening star., 1939-03-20

money saving features that have
won tor Dodge nation wide rep
utation for economy, but-for 1889
-oHers new engineering advan-
tages for even more efficient engine
operation! And don't forget Dodge
Dependability-tha inbuilt quality
OF every Dodge that means even
greater economy in longer life and
freedom from repair!
New Low Prices!
And-most important Of all
take look at the price tag! Here's
where you'll get your biggest
thrill -. because this big Luxury
Liner is priced even lower than
last years Dodge!
Evening star., 1939-03-20
CAPITAL TRANSIT LEAGUE.
S. S. GEORGIA AVE. LEAGUE.

High team games-Monument Electric
625; Petworth Pharmacies. 621. and Sand
ford's 6"0.
High team sets-S. S. Dyers e. Cleaners.
] 1857; Sandfords, 1856. and Petworth
Pharmacies, 1,742.
High averages Kibler Friars Club
114-26: Hobbs (Colesvile). 1895 and
Weissner tSandfords', 112-46
High strikes-Scroyer tSandfords). As;
seaton IS. S. Dyers, and Mehler Mon
Eiec) De Mas IS. S. Dyersl, 80.
High spares-Hobbs tColesville), 214:
Weissner (Sandfords). 202. and Brown
tNatl. ElecD, 2O1.
High individual games-Seaton IS s.
DyersI, l13: De Masl IS. S. Dyers) 1856,
and Fellinger (Grotto Grill, 16o.
High individual sets-Parsons Grand
Palace), 433: Seaton g; S. Dyers,. 40s.
and Spates (Grotto Grid, 396.
Evening star., 1939-03-20
LUTHERAN LEAGUE.

High team games--Atonement. 621;
Luther Place No /. -612
Hieh team sets-St. Paul No. /. 1,72a
High individual eames-H. Tucker Il.
P. NO: i. III: Pletlla IL. P No. II. 10
High individual se,s-S Soiem tAtone-
mrnt 423 Pietile q. P. No. ;. AS.
High aVerageS-Pietila IL. P No. I
ia; S. solem ,Atonement,. lis. A''
High strikes-Roudabush tSt john. Al:
g Solem tAtonementl, 80; Mertz Keller
High spares-Pietila IL P. No. u. 1874:
S. Solem tAtonement 1s2.
High fiat game-Diener tSt. Matthew.
Evening star., 1939-03-20
SPORTS.
300 Game Finally Hit
On Minneapolis Alley

Cy VIE HSSUCIdteu Press.
MINNEAPOLIS, March 2o.-Hu-
bert Rainwater of Des Moines
boWled perfect 800 game to take
the lead in the Minneapolis Tribune
bowling from Irving Rubow of Hib-
birg, MINI.
He was the first bowler in more
than $500 who have competed in
the Tribune classic to roll a 300
game,
Evening star., 1939-03-20
=a=-s--=ra---
S. S. LADIES' LEAGUE.

High team sets-S S. Motor Sales.
1.560: Bergman's Laundry, 1,553.
High averages-Rothseh. R tCongreSSl
103- SINNERS tCofman), 104-32;
Schultz fShepherd Park. l01-6S.
High strlkes-DouglaS Monument Elec-
tric', ~; SINNERS tCoffman). 81; At
High spares4Ro,heeb R. Congress-,
16o; SINNERS tCofman). 15s; Schultz
(Shepherd Park, 1856.
High games-Rothgeb. R. (Congress>,
147 Sacrey Victoriai 145; Summers
tCoffmanl, 142; Atwood tShepheEd
Park. l42.
High sets-Rothgeb, R. (Congressl
36s; Atwood 'Shepherd Park, 1854. Rob-
inSon lCnfImanl. 81
Evening star., 1939-03-20
Representative to Speak

Representative Voorhis of Cali
fornia will speak on Defense of
Democracy" at $3.50 o'clock tonight
at . meeting of the Democratic
Women's National Council at the
Hamilton Hotel.
Evening star., 1939-03-20
DISBURSEMENT BOWLING LEAGUE.

High team set-supplv $50.
Hlgh individual set-Bannister. 81.
Hlgh game Tor Week-Lee. las
Bind bogey--Mills 2S"
HIS team game-Audltors GN9
High individual same-TurnbUll 159.
High strikes-Turnbull Olson. SO.
High sparcs--Poore. i55.
Evening star., 1939-03-20
S. S. AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Hlgh team eameS-NatlonaI Beer, f64 :;
Grotto Grill. 60, and Stewart Bros. Ca
High team sets-Llberty Wallpaper.
:S'}S Stewart Bros. 1887. and Marcy
Motors, / $40.
High averageS-Wolte tNatl. Beer,
12o-35; Niers Liberty l2o-1s and Par
High sIrikesNLynn IS S. Hotep, 40:
Ward tShep. Park. A. and Smith tWolfe
MOTOR Al.
High Spares-Parsons IS S. Market.
eel; Wolfe tNau. Beer. $50. and Ward
tShep Parkl. DDS
High individual games-Wolte (Natl.
Beer. ia: Lynn IS. S. HoteD 169. and
Wilson (Wolfe Motor. 1874.
,Hleh individual sets-Lynn Is, S. Ho-
ten, 444; Wolfe tNatl. Beer. 429, and
Parsons IS. S. Market. AIS.
Evening star., 1939-03-20
INSURANCE LEAGUE

Weekly high game-Sugar. $50.
High set-Sugar, 1913.
High individual game-Atwell 1872.
High individual set-Scott 4n5.
High averages-B-ent, 113: White. Ill.
High team Rame-Aetna. $50.
High team set-Aetna $50
High team game-Standard 6lO
Hish team set---Aetna. l,702.
Hieh strikes-White. 45.
High Spares-Brent, 1874.
Evening star., 1939-03-20
DEPARTMENT STORE LEAGUE.

High team same-Kann's, 654.
High team set--Kann's. / 1927,
High individual same-Sproui (Kanns)
165. '''
High individual set-Sproul (Kann's)
High strikes-Bowman Gansburgh'i)
High ,spares-Miler Kanns), 175.
High individual average-Smon Kann's).
116-47. S''
Evening star., 1939-03-20
VETERANS, AnMINISTRA ATIoN

Heb Heb team team set-Appeals., 1,1o2.
Hlsn team game-Appeels 596
~ High average-DaVis. Veterans Records,
Hish spares-Winnike, Construction. 1872
No. o. 81 oo'
High Individual set-Mathias. Veterans.
Records, No, >. 3s9 ans
c,lE!Eigh Eigh individual game-Davis, Chief
Evening star., 1939-03-20
RECREATION LEAGUE.

High team game-Alied Roofing Co.,
720.
High team set-Tuccrs Plumbers, 1000.
High individual game-Irwin Simon and
Bill Clampitt. $50 each.
High individual sets--Bill Krauss. 439.
High strikeS-IrWin Simon. A.
High spares--Brad Mandley. 235.
High averages-Paul Jarman 124-:5;
Astor Clarke. 123-50; Bill KrausS. 123-41:
Joe Harrison, 123-3o; Brad Mandley I23-
70; Henry May. 123; Bill Clampitt, 122-
%; Ed Cleary, l22-1; Klrl Gochenour.
12l-e1; Irwin Simon. 121-19: Johnny
Anderson. 12l III Howard Parsons. 100
81; Joe Freschi, 1908.
Evening star., 1939-03-20
NAVY DEPARTMENT IEACuE

High team sets-Ordnance. 1,17o; Hydros
and Y. and D 624 N'-0''
Wright, 46S 1t''
High, individual sames-GalIeher o1o,
Fack. 1S4 i''
Hlsh strikes-4Galleher 46; Falck. a..
High ayeraees-Falck, ll4-3S; R Pre-.
Freddy Moore, 1l2-;}6 go
Evening star., 1939-03-20

$50 WORDS PER MINUTE Harry L. White can take
down legal testimony up $50 words per minute for he
is an expert court reporter Aer catching questions and
answers on the fly hour after hour believe me- feels good
toilet up-light up Camel. I'D walk mile for Came
Camels have the rch ripe flavor of 6ner mder tobacco
You'll find those choice tobaccos do make difference!
Evening star., 1939-03-20
Bowling League Statistics

Hleh team games-Grace. 633: Gen.
tennial. GA; Douglas 500
sn 'erm ia7 centsnns i9 71s First
High averapes-Deloe. I12-41; Brown.
112-23: Bruton, 1926
g. High .strikes-Holtzclaw, 45; W. F.
smith; 40: Stewart and Hall 40 each.
High spares-Deloe, 212; Brown, 1s9:
Bruton. 1855.
=. High individual eames-L Lewis. III:
each.
High individual sets-L. Lewis, 4O4;
Deloe, 397; Treese. 395.
Evening star., 1939-03-20
INTERCOLLEGIATE ALUMNI,

High team game-COfneI!. B12.
High team set--Maryland 1,693.
High individual game-Dickey Mary
land). 1853.
High individual set-Lorenz Penn.
4O3,
Evening star., 1939-03-20
Section E.
Section F.

High Team Set--SaCTed Heart. I,5t3.
High team same-Sacred Heart. 565.
High average-Ruppert (St. GabrielS),
1O3-4,
High individual set-Headley (st. DOM
inic's,, 365.
High individual game-De Marco (Sa-
cred Heart,. 142.
High strikes-C. MCGUIRE (Sacred
High spares-Ruppert (st. Gabriel's),
121. ,
High fiat game--C. Mcclure tsacred
CURE (Sacred Heart. Hoffman tst Pc
ter'So). "a
Evening star., 1939-03-20

High strikes-R. Bell (Holy Name), "a.
= High spares-Gleason (St. Aloysius' ~,
High nat game-Carter, Harmon. Lick
veg and Garner, 95.
SAefinu n
Evening star., 1939-03-20

High team Rame-St. Domnic's, I, 800.
High average-R. Healy {St. Dominic's
High individual set-v. Graves (st. Peters
~, 379.
High individual same--G. Kane (st
J55.
High strikes-F'oley (Holy Name). 25.
High spares-Lipski (St. Dominic's. ~,
1873
Evening star., 1939-03-20

high team ame-District, GIL.
High team set-Nichols. 1,725.
~ Hlsh individual game-Weinbers and
High individual set. Weinberg and Car
stairs. 1898
- High strikes-Weinberg and Carstairs.
High spares-Weinberg and Carstairs.
1874.
,Hieh average-Weinberg and Carstairs,
113-l5
Evening star., 1939-03-20
Washington Approved
First Neutrality Act
14 Years Ago
Designed to Keep U. S.
Out of War Between
France and England

president RooSeuelts state
ment that European deuelop-
ments demonstrate the need for
reDising the American Neutrality
Act has thrust before Congress
one of the sessions most contro-
Derstdl issues. Following is the
first OF three articles outlining
present and past neutrality leois-
latton and suggestions ,rhich
haze been made for changing the
ldD.)
Evening star., 1939-03-20
Section "G."


St. ,osepns. 3 " y j i. Holy Name J! y !s !,
SSiss5S : g 8 s. Msi'ns $5 s. g
St. Dominic's- Dnii' 40 IS St. Josephs. 2 35 40
High team set-st. Martins No. l.
Hlsh team samenst Domtnic'S Il. S95,
Hish individual set-caruso (st. Mar
''' High Individual game-caruso (st. Mar
tins No i. l6l. ,-> -,
Hsh Hsh IS St. So ~
High fat same-F. Cleary Holy Name).
'o' Section III"
& i J: i g:g s::: :;::'
s.. 81. Tilti FL de sa IS 81 S. Martins; : q
Hgh Hgh team team ssme ss5s pe5eFS peers lsls Sbs
High average-Ed Madden. lr. tst.
Peters),. lo5-l1., ,
High individual set-Reses 'st, Peter's)'
High individual game - Reyes (st.
High strikes-c. Loef1ler Cst. Francis de
High spares-Murtaush Holy Trinity,
High fat same-Reed Cotton, Reyes "a.
Section 81"
& 4 $:;;,.. S:$s. & &: S:;;: ;j:;;;
High team set-St. Michaers 1875
High team game--St. MichaeIs $50.
High average-Garner tSt. AloysiusD,
JOB.
High, individual set Mahoney (st.
MichaelSn 352.
M,fbser,' ajse 'ndiyldual tSs same-Mahoney 'st.
High strikes-Baiey (st. JamesD, 10
High spares-Prevots tSt. James,. 81.
High fat game-Foley (St. Aloys!usD,
Section a."
St. St Martins \ \ X ) !; 8. St. pom!ptes y y. ) )
St Peters 80 2S
High team set-St Joseph's 1911.
Hieh team game-st. Joseph's. $50
High average-Townsend tSt. Martin 81,
106-43.
Hish individual set-Townsend (st Mar
tins 36S.
High individual game Jones tst
High strkes-Townsend (st. Martins).
High spares-Townsend tst. Martin's),
116
High fiat, same-.Toynsend Lst, Mar
TN De Navas tSt. 9eter's). Thompson
tSt. AloysiusD ,, 80.
Evening star., 1939-03-20
CATHOLIC League

Section "a"
Evening star., 1939-05-10

no proclamations Of this nature" /"
The President then remarked, the
book continues, that he had advised
Ogden Mills, former Treasury Sec
retary, that he would ont approve
Of proclamation closing the banks.
Il see," Senator Glass is quoted
as responding. What are you plan
ming to do?"
Planning to close them, of
course" Mr.. Roosevelt Is said to
have replied.
The book says that prior to his
Inauguration, Mr.. Roosevelt COM
misioned the late William Woodin,
whom he had chosen for Secretary
of the Treasury, to represent him
at meetings with Mr.. Mills. It adds
that Mr.. Woodin's instructions were
mot to agree TO anything on the
theory that not being in power the
incoming administration is without
responsibility"
Evening star., 1939-05-10
Glass Calls Treasury Post
Refusal in '33'Wisest' Move

Of campaign. Would probably kill
him.
"Said Presidents sole idea was to
lead fight for covenant; he was
totally Indifferent to all other con-
siderations. Would resign after COW
enant adopted"
Roosevelt Insistent.
Senator Glass adds that he told
Admiral Grayson the convention
could not be induced to nominate a
man ''in Presidents disabled condi-
ton" and that IF President was in
robust health twas barely possible
Democratic. party and American peo-
pie might submerge third-term an
tipathies in their desire for perma-
nent guaranty against war.
Grayson begged me to do all posi-
BILE to guard against such an un-
toward development at San Fran
CISCO"
Regarding Mr.. Roosevelt's offer to
make Senator Glass Treasury Sec
retary, the biography quotes the
then President-elect as telling the
Virginian in January, 1898: "It's
your duty to your party and to your
country to assume this post. I
won't take mo- for an answer"
The President spoke, it was said,
"in somewhat exasperated vein.''
Senator Glass, the book says, re-
peatedly sought to ascertain Mr.
Roosevelts views ION currency mat
ters," but received no satisfactory
answers" He then decided to de-
cline the Treasury place, it is said
even though "all manner of pressure
was put on the Virginian to accept
the post"
Roosevelt Bank Farley.
The biography describes a con-
ference between Senator Glass and
Mr.. Roosevelt in a Mayf1oWer Hotel
room the night preceding the 1888
Inauguration and says former Presi-
dent Hoover telephoned. Mr.. Roose-
welt is quoted as saying:
Il understand. Mr.. President
Senator Glass is here now. We
are discussing the banking situation
No, he does not think it is neces-
sary to close the banks-my own
opinion is the Governors of the
various States can take care of bank
closing wherever it is necessary
No, I prefer that you issue
Evening star., 1939-05-10
Jesse De ViIbiss, 73,
Dies at Home Here

Jesse c. De Vilbiss, 70, for the last
80 years local representative for
manufacturers of business machines,
died yesterday at his home, 2937
Macomb street NV, after q long ILL
ness.
A native of Carroll County, Md,
he is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Daisy D. De Vilbiss; daughter,
Mrs. Mary v. Rumsey, this city;
two brothers, Levi F. De Vilbiss,
Mount Airy, Md, and James E. De
Vilbiss. Richmond, Va, and two sis
ters. Mrs. Fannie Bowers and Miss
Hattie De Vilbiss, both of Baltimore.
The body is at Hysong's funeral
home, 1900 N street NV, from
where it will be taken at noon to-
morrow to Baltimore. Funeral
services and burial will be held in
Baltimore 1T 2:30 pm. tomorrow In
WoodlaWn Cemetey1.
Evening star., 1939-05-10
Carl R. Gray Funeral
To Be Held Friday

Funeral services for Carl r. Gray,
II, vice chairman of the board and
former president of the Union Pa
cific Railroad, who died yesterday
in his room in the Mayf1ower Hotel,
will be held at 2:30 pm. Friday in
the EutaW Place Baptist Church, in
Baltimore. Burial will be in Druid
Ridge Cemetery, Baltimore.
The family was scheduled to ac-
company the body to Baltimore this
afternoon. They will be at the Belve-
dere Hotel A son. Russell Gray of
Wellesley, Mass, was here on busi-
ness when Mr. Gray died. Another
son. Carl R. Gray. jr, had dinner
with his father Monday night and
left by train for Chicago. but was
notified of Mr. Gray's death and re-
turned to Washington. A third son,
DR.. Howard K Gray. surgeon at
the Mayo Clinic, Rochester. Mimi,
and the widow, Mrs. Harriette Gray,
arrived here late yesterday.
The elder Mr.. Gray lived in New
York. He formerly resided in Balti-
more while he was president of the
Western Maryland Railroad He
had come to Washington in connec-
ton with transportation matters.
Evening star., 1939-05-10
Brig. Gen. W. c. Brown
Dies in Denver

Brig. Gen. William Carey Brown,
"a, veteran Indian fighter, died last
night at his home in Denver, Colo,
the Associated Press reported. He
was a member of the Army Navy
Club here and the Explorers Club
of New York.
The former cavalryman had active
duty in the Indian Wars, Spanish
American War, Philippine Insurrec-
ton, Mexican Punitive Expedition
and the World War. Born in Ira
verse des Sioux, Mimi, in 1854. he
was graduated from the West Point
Military Academy.
He participated with the cavalry
in campaigns against the Bannock
Indians in 1878 and in 1879 against
the Sheepeater Indians in Idaho.
In 1890-91 he fought through a
severe winter campaign against the
Sioux Indians in the Dakotas.
He invented a number of devices
for the Army, including an auto
matte correction for bullet drift and
an asbestos stovepipe shield for
tents.