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used with gold or silver ribbons, or
perhaps a ribbon in deeper tone Of
the predominating color.
Smartly striped and plaided pa
pers are gay and effective, and there
is one time-saving wrapper that con-
sists Of heavy white paper, with rib
bons, a bow, sprig of holly and
name card all printed on its surface
In the proper colors. It makes a
pretty and neat package in a mini
mum amount of time.
A very striking paper. with a red
background is veritable American
Christmas history-featuring pill
grims, covered wagons, mail coaches,
ETC., with appropriate dates. The
Christmas festivities of each era
are eneagingly pictured.
Another paper is snowy white with
a delicate tracery of leaves in shin
ing silver. Still another is perfect
riot of brilliant poinsettias over a
white field.
Seals, namecards, stickers and so
on come in such wide variety that
it is impossible to describe them.
However, one should not overlook
the metallic and colored letters with
which names, greetings and senti-
ments may be spelled across each
package.
DIRECTIONS FOR WRAPPING.
/. Hello-The box is wrapped in
gold paper. The sock you can cas-
lily cut out of bright red paper
Dark blue pieces of paper indicate
toe, heel and top Red initial seals
spell Hello" Cut out Santa and
canes from a wrapping paper OF
Christmas card or use seals.
2. Bow and Bells-Wrap your box
in silver paper. Make three bows
Of different widths and different
lengths of bright red Spunweave Tie
The bells are Of three sizes, some
red, some green and some dark
blue. They are held together at
the top by a little thread and this
is tied on to the bow. The bows
are pasted on the wrapped box
Tiny blue star seals are pasted on.
3. Mr.. Paul woodruff on gold
initial seals of the person who will
receive the gift. Star seals, candle
seals and a Christmas greeting seal
all are stuck on bright red wrapped
box.
1. KTN-Wrap your box in
silver paper. Festoon double strips
Evening star., 1939-12-09

might be obliged to memorize the
club constitution, If it isn't too long,
and to master facts about the or
ganization's history. They should
then be given an examination on
these subjects at the end of the
probationary period.
OF course, If your club Is purely
social and somewhat silly organiza-
tion-such as the one we belonged
to in high school-you may wish
to make your initiation a little
more ridiculous. Why not make the
girls wear aprons backwards during
the week Of probation, while the
boys wear their coats inside out?
And make all pledges wear dark
glasses and carry washcloths, prom
inently displayed, for the purpose
of "wiping the smile of" their faces
whenever so ordered by q club
member.
The girls could be required to wear
their hair in small pigtails all over
their heads, like Topsy. or in snoods
made of burlap. The boys could
be decorated with false boards and
mustaches. Or they might all have
to wear cardboard Ounce caps or
bathing caps, and have their noses
well rouged and their eyes blackened
with mascara.
We could undoubtedly give you
still more outrageous suggestions If
we just let ourselves 90, there being
practically no limit to our simple
mindedness when 1t is once on the
loose. However, we still think that
the prestige Of your club could be
increased If you kept the initiation
simple, sane and dignified.
Postscript
On Club Names.
Speaking of clubs, always try to
make your club name express the
spirit of the organization. This COM
meht is inspired by letter from q
member OF the "Floy Floy" Sewing
Club, asking if we think that name
is appropriate.
We definitely do not. In fact, Floy
Floy sounds to us like an organiZa-
ton of jitterbugs with fallen arches,
whereas the purpose Of this club Is
to sew for the needy! The Needles
and Pins" club or the Stitch in
Time" club would be much better
and even those titles aren't exactly
inspired.
We're happy to help you with
your club problems, but please
give complete information when
writing to Ms about them. And
don't forget to incl0se . Scent
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We VIC llOUSN'
Gloves Offer
Great Variety.
The glove departments are teem-
ing with suggestions. Angora NIT.
tens are fuzzy and attractive-gooo
for SPORTS wear or evening and just
as warm as toast; fluffy mittens,
less expensive than the angora' come
In a variety of colors and are ele-
CANT with your skating togs or other
outdoor attire. Embroidered nit"
tens in white with gay flowers on
the back are extremely popular.
All these are perfect for the very
Young set-and inexpensive. too.
The more formal gloves are really
sumpin'. Day and evening styles
Evening star., 1939-12-09

make beautiful and always accept
able gifts. Black or white kid or
suede often have gold trimming or
other adornment and are perfectly
luscious. Among the evening styles
we particularly admired long black
gloves with red OF green ostrich
feathers as trimming along one
side. Other elbow-length gloves IN
pastels are good looking, and since
the rage for the "covered-up" look
is so strong, all evening styles are
once more very much in favor. LOOK.
too, at evening mittens of velvet
and kid trimmed with ermine tails.
incidentally. speaking of gloves,
those lined or trimmed generously
with fur make fine gifts. Perfect
for driving on cold days, or heavy
enough for skating or sleighing.
The hosiery department is pack
aging their gifts in lovely quilted
boxes and cases, which make beau
tiful and lasting presents. In sew
eral of the departments we've ad-
mired amusing long red stockings
with white tops. They're for
fireplace hanging. of course, but can
be used later as soiled hose or
handkerchief containers. They
come in red or white and some
can be monogrammed at the top
to make these Christmas stockings
more personal.
Evening handkerchiefs are being
shown extensively once more. {.
In all colors, they're truly lovely
Speaking of evening attire, take
look at the dinner hats and snoods.
Ostrich trimmed hats, those made
of mink tails and other fur-all are
effective.
Chinese Jewelry
Is Effective.
Jewelry, of course, makes one of
the incest of all Christmas gifts in
every price range. There is the
usual mountain of gold this season,
including bib necklaces, bracelets,
pins and the like. Huge imitation
amethysts and topaz are charming,
too. Our attention was particular
ly attracted, however, to some new
Chinese pieces which are very diff
ficult to describe. There are rings,
pins, brooches, bracelets, necklaces
and other articles in the most beau
tifui colors and odd shapes we've
ever seen. Carved jade and tur-
quoise, lacquered pieces, necklaces
which have odd ornaments such as
rings hanging on them-all are
there to make up a collection that
leaves you fairly hanging over the
counter. -. It's wonderful jewelry,
not too expensive, and guaranteed
to mean the difference between a
successful outfit and one not quite
so smart.
Among other suggestions offered
are these: Earmuffs, hoods, mono-
grammed socks, Tyrolean suspend
ers and belts for the "outdoorsy"
girl; velveteen turbans and match
ing scarfs in all colors, or wool
sleeping socks with drawstring tops.
In the lingerie departments, black
chiffon and lace are selling like mad
In chemises, gowns, slips and the
like. Printed gowns are good all
year round, now, and ensembles Of
gown, panties and slip are very pop
ular gifts.
Evening jackets of sequins, velvet
and velveteens are delightful pres
ents and many have matching
chubby muffs.
And these are just a few of the
ideas. There are many more which
we'll try to tell you about little
later on.
Evening star., 1939-12-09
Christmas Salads

Here Is q holiday salad idea
Mold . red gelatin salad 2 inches
thick in . shallow pan. Out 1t into
bell or star shapes and serve them
on crisp lettuce or cress, outlining
each with . white cream cheese. o.
you might make one large molc
and decorate it with the cheese and
bits Of green peppers.
Evening star., 1939-12-09
Use Gay New Wrappings to
Enhance the Value of All
Your Yuletide Presents
Directions Are Given for Six
Unusual Packaging Designs;
Papers Lovely This Year
BY BETSY CASWELL,
Woman's Editor.

matter insignificant gift be-beautiu wrappings win
recipient AL largely
ngnuityfor there lovely
ribbons and be found in all the shops that combining
them artisically becomes pleasant and easy task.
designs but just to get started
them showing the large Illustration few finished
the ordinary Further
these
directions making rosetes and tailored bows out
tissue tape ribbon.
wrappngs lovel than Beautiful coors
distinguish them designs
for the Christmas
motifs and for the older members of the family
effective the plain interesting
with
oddsized and skilful folding.
There this like the most beautiful lanes rich
particularly when
Evening star., 1939-12-09
limitations for Clubs
Present Tendency Seems to Be
Toward More Dignifed Rite

DEAR KAY AND ALDEN: am wits end for advice Every
friends and for read column
and think wonderful ideas So I'm writing you for help
initiating committee school
different limitations they've been
thing making psck and dumb
Of OF
send good suggestions Please
and please do it quickly Thank very
much fory yourtro M. E. T.
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of red Tishu-Tie like the picture.
Tie is held in place by green holly
seals. Add green initials Of the
person who will receive the gift.
S. Cheerio-Cut a circle for the
snowman's head out of white paper.
Eyes, nose, mouth and hat are of
black paper. Background is dark
blue paper. White initial seals
form the Cheerio. For the POM
poms, cut is pieces of white Tishu-
Tie, each S inches long. Put them
together one over the other Cut
the pile to the center in very mar
row Sits. Tie the center with
string. Cut the other side to the
center the same way. Make two
or three of these, pile them up one
over the other. Tie them together
and paste completed pom-pom on
the box Make the second pom-pom
and paste on.
6. Seasons Greetings-Wrap the
box in plain blue paper. The strips
are narrow pieces of silver Thread
weave Tie. Star seals and three
sizes of bell seals are pasted on.
Seals can be of any color, but the
effect is prettiest with gold and
silver stars, then red, green and
gold bells, put on in any color for.
maticn.
TAILORED BOW.
l. Cut several strips, pinch to-
gether and band tightly in center
with scotch tape. Spread ends to
resemble fan.
2. Cut a piece of tie, loop, and
fasten with scotch tape.
3. Make three additional loops
graduated in size, and tape to-
gether in center.
4. Cover center with tie.
S. Place tailored bow across cut
ends, tapping together underneath.
Glue finished bow on box.
So RosETTE BOW.
/. Make one loop at q time over
your finger.
2. Pinch them together at the
center.
3. Bind them together with Q
piece of scotch tape.
4. Cut an extra piece of tie, put
it over the scotch tape and tie
the bow with these loose ends-on
your package.
Evening star., 1939-12-09
Bv MARGARET NOVEL;.

have the shops offered and
All the from cleaning
angels oubados spotted fawns and
sketch two three these little
natural stones in nat shallow dish Tuck IN rev
collection and foliage and you VII
conversation piece at next dinner parry
Evening star., 1939-12-09
LOST

ANTIQUE SILVER BROOCH. Gala lily
design. lost Sun. vicinity Episcopal Ca
thedral Reward. Phone Woodley 0457.
37OO Mass. ave. NV, Apt. 1O3.
PEKNGESE, male, name "Winky," lost
Mon afternoon: dog's address on tag.
Reward. 1928 0eorRetown rd., Bethesda,
POCKETBOOK, brown envelope. containing
eyeglasses, keys, near Riverside Stadium.
Call Norma Wilson, Dup. 6731.
POCKET WATCH, Hamilton, chain and
penknife watch and knife initialed p. ".
t." Reward. Michigan 1928.
gold link band Sentimental value. Liberal
reward. 0eorgia 026O.
WRIT WATCH Hamilton, with cord
strap, lost In Sc. section. Reward. Call
Lne. 6640.
VH5T MA7qE 'f4xs R!ins.f aF:s
oo6aia 499&.5.
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HELP MEN.

HELP MEN.
anaisser; sober and reliable: good pay:
references. Ask for David Herson. Man
haitian Auto & Radio Co. 1905 7th St NV.
BR1cKLAYERs, colored. Apply Powhatan
ST. and Bashford lane. Aexandril.
cARPENTER-Have opening for White
ss9 ,Ss must Box x isax aele STAR asn0e men 900
CHAUFFEUR, with good refs. to drive .
lady.s car at o'clock daily. 1897 Ash
DELIvERYMAN for wholesale liquor house:
must have drivers permit Southland Wine
Corp, 1918 Georgia ave. NV.
ENTERTAINING WATERS wanted for new
pm. ASK for Mr. Stone
HAT BLOCKER, white, experienced. Apply
1347 South Capitol ST.
MAN, young. to wait on tables. make sand
rience and age. Box 451-X. Star.
MAN. eoloIed; as dishwasher and cleanup
and Benning rd.. Hillside, Md.
MAN, not under 80, with good education
and pleasing personality preferably expert
ence in selling either business; commercial
tact with public. If qualified. write stating
age, married or single, number dependents,
bosss not
state length Of time with present employer
how many memberships and organizations.
worth We Also also minimum Mi I nc current @ living ex-
penses required. Also state amounts OF lie
insurance owned. Give phone numbet. we
ens in Iesponab. % POSITION
employed for reasons beyond his control.
The opening is . good opportunity for the
position with low earnings at the start.
Position permanent; opportunity for fu-
iu5s 1Ss @ m ,tn soqr Letter
ization we will phone and arrange appoint
ment at our ofhce. AL replies confidential.
Box 31s-R. Star.
MAN. familiar with automobile, tire and
''1s ns''es
ability. ABBY ciodfelter's Service station.
18th and You sts NV.
PLuMBER-Must be nrst-class jobbing
hand with knoxed:s eoS q p sede sna
s44-x. star.
ings; must be experienced. Apply Phil
Boby's &C.. 726 7th st. NV.
sALEsMAN must BE- .. sxDerienssd l%,n: sl0ser;
more than s3 per hour and viii prove
same by actual demonstration. Must be
car csr very sP essen esssntial. Boz 1857. Star.
sI1T1Rs 8 4 = T., AS1 Sas.l LA5oRERs. csn ..'''
SODA CLERK. experienced; only thoeo
with or more years exp. nsed apply
Ss. sss ssof as
sEVERAL MEN Of neat eppesrance, to
enter the life insurance business. ordinary
and Industrial policy. Immediate employ
ment, Expense allowance and commission.
poations to those seiss.:dI; 20 sxperisnss
suite zoi. Monday. Dec. IL, $50 to Il
TIMING AND PiAsTERn9o 1sTNAToR.
gt.t gtr. tims' commission basis Boz 247-1.
WANTD-Colleee men. over two years,
unmarried. age 20-27. for aviation iiGht
training at Government expense Apply
Naval Reserve Aviation Base. Washington
2 REAL ESTATE statesmen
for Experienced men; must have car; COM
3 Iiis.0a 8 sHHfikS H1sli Snas e. INC 1918 VT AVE-
REAL ESTATE statesmen,
WHAT ABOUT 1910?
This buildins orgenisation offers. moro
tGSHpofTm'tx tSn snn H., 70 Il meaRabls sxpsTisnced men
Three sreat subdivisions comprising es
Furnished sample homes In each subdivi-
sion sion. Every tsciiity available for ,,,nsa men
paid promptly. Homes rsnss in price
w g sSu 6sys soca sale. record and s.!n,' q.
ssvsfsI n.nsssrS posisions Is ere 'i nov eesn.
Aex 223.Y. 9sax:
(0oot1nnsd . &Set fa06J
Evening star., 1939-12-09

We're happy to help you with
your club problems, but please
give complete information when
writing to Ms about them. And
don't forget to inclose . Scent
stamp.
Evening star., 1939-12-09

to the Animal Protective Association. 1900
Wheeler rd. Sc Atl 7142.
WATERMAN FOUNTAIN PEN. THURSDAY
GSInins c:I ADAMS aeta 4aea st. mr. Roosevelt ''el
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILL NOT BE REsPoNsIsLE FOR ANY
%sssl, asDss '0aI5assis RpWHRD kELHMs aA rs ken
nebec ave-, Takoma PARK, Nd: lO-
WILL, ANY ONE WHO wrTNEssED AccI,
I'd. NV. on Sunday. Dee 8. 1889. in which
. pedestrian lost his life in an accident
with q taxicab at the safety zone M at said sha
undersigned son Of the deceased pedestrian.
HILLMAN HARRIS, 2l49 californiao st.
Decatur 1857. 10.
Se1 qTssAs TSs s5sns bDR 44 s4EE
PAIR coon DOCS FOR SALE, H; O.
PoPsoN' Redland' Md. Gaithersours
THE ANNUAL MEETINa oF THE STOCK;
oi eas eeesns q rassees of of the ee
tes the ensuing M year; VII saa 1s neid At the me
Monday, Dec. 18th. 1889. at o'clock pm.
The polls wiz be open between the hours w
Be closed from Dec. sth. 1889. to Dec.
18th. 1899; both dates inclusive. CHARLES
Z. MARSH. secretary.
THE NAT19NAd MEs2SA5,T1N' SAsrEAI 3 Z BANK.
of The h. eaps # ssni s
ington D. C.. for the election of directors
and the transaction Of any other business
day, January 9. 1870 between the hours Of
Il O'Clock noon and g arS%SkT. GS19ss p'G Cashier
rI1fYA I'M
The NATIONAL BANK OF WAsHiNG-
TON. WASHINGTON. D; c.. fo1 the selec.
S Of bsr ss.s. snd the ma, Seoe
the meeting will be held at the banking
house. Seventh street. corner Of Indiana
snd 1880 M soct on noon A.:
polls will RGFHhRFohD Ts%rh sPsa n1!i sl9sx Dn
Cashier.
the he shs!ehoideTs Of the eolumbls National
Bank Of Washington, will be held Tuesday.
January q. 1940. at its banking house. 911
noon x og e Of
and such other business IS may properly
come 0sf0Fs FossaT 81 Psiiinf f. LACEY. Cashier.
THE ANNUAL n AZ HEETINo NEE s.. OF ,I1 THE sToCK:
the purpose Of electins nfteen trustees Of
the COMPANY for the ensuing year viii be bs
E st.. NV. Wsshinxton. d. c.. on Tuesday,
The polls viii be open between the
hours Of 2 and 8 O'Clock pm.
The transfer books viii BE- closed n from
December 81, 1899 to January 9. 1870
both dates 'n''1:'zs eHxh1.s Z MARSH.
Secretary.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVE. THAT THE
business known IS the American Market,
101 18th st. ne. Washington. D. c.. which
has been conducted Is . pertnership BY
william Herbst and Herman Deutsch from
18Th ds, Of November. 1889. VIII after
this date be conducted as sole proprietor-
Deutsch, who viii pay al Of the debts
Of the partnership and collect all obliga-
n. MEYER BAKER.
Attorney for the parties. :.
1923 Munsey Building.
THE NATIONAL, METRoPoLITAN BANK y!
December 7th. 1939.-The annual meeting
s the q snd the
Of such other business - may properly
come before the meeting ~! bs held at
the banking house on Tuesday, January
9th. 1943 at y neon; rolls s 70 remain rem N
open open until ld p pec.mbeI sn1 s1st eo'i 1855 to
January sth. 1910. both dates inclusive.
Il. =. STOKES; sS..s;..
FALSE TEETH REPAIRED
,,E|ys9s E%jk k,,2,Sa. x2S HEss IL.
49, ~ = n. r.. 66S iAtS q J: TX iS33
Evening star., 1939-12-09
FOUND.

BRJNG OR REPORT deserted. stray animals
to the Animal Protective Association. 1900
Wheeler I'd. sc Atl 7142.
WATERMAN FOUNTAIN PEN. THURSDAY
morning, 18th ST., nr. Roosevelt Hotel.
Call Adams 1872.
Evening star., 1939-12-09

FAI SE TEETH REPAIRED
WHuI8 700 WAIT
~ 49,, : So: s5s acas 81 4 J. k:s e, ,i3:
Evening star., 1939-12-09

You owe justice to your child,
Just as he owes obedience to you.
Teach him to mind you, the wise,
sane way. Be guided by Angelo
Patri's booklet, "Obedience."
Send for it, inclosing 10 cents in
coin. Address Angelo Patri In
care of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1939-10-08

BEDROOM-Sample out OF model home.
Mahogany and really beautiful suite. Has
Also oak dining room trefectory table type).
Several other real bargains Al prices that
VIII make you buy. Open nights. Take .
year TO pay. Acme Storage Co. (showrooml.
4k.S LTD ST. n W. Georgia 2422
Evening star., 1939-10-08

Rooms Papered, $5 Up.
White Mechanics. Guar. Emer. 2O65.
PAPERING ROOMS. $3.50 up; rooms
painted, So up; floors sanded. $3.50 up;
roofs repaired and painted with our spe-
cial roof paint; house fronts painted, $25
up; floor laying: stove. furnace repairing;
general repairing. Decatur 1865.
PAPER HANGING, painting and plastering.
You can get your work done now on easy
terms that suit you. J. Tolson. All. 1882.
Evening star., 1939-10-08

GIRL wants g.hw and cooking; no Sum
days; city refs. Hillside O4O3-W.
GIRL, colored, reliable. wants part-time
or days work; refs. 825 Que st. NV
Evening star., 1939-10-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ROOMING HOUSES.
sase' ssev'n rooms downtown; rent s4'' only
l2 r., 2 b., sleeping rooms; nearly all
section; only 1880: half cash.
1b r, 4 b.; well furnished; Mt. Pleasant:
NJ. Capitol; 10 r.. 2 b.: $500; terms.
well furn.; good business: $1,000; terms.
M. Mayhower; high-class rooming house
OF II rooms. with large income; $500.
on terms.
Wanted, good listtngs of roomins and
boarding houses and other businesses for
A. M COOPER. 1908 Eye, Natl. 1882.
Ask for Mr.. Beal. Ewes. Col. 9s22.
$2O.OOO-A-YEAR POSSIBILITY.
Stoker division S8-year-old manufac-
turer, International reputation, has opening
DISTRIBUTOR, D. c. and State Of Va. Ex-
perienced unnecessary. You participate all
dealers purchases. You are taught per-
sonally to build successful business by sales
manager who sold over 10000 stokers past
years Your dealers sell on 3-year terms,
no down payment. You need only $500
capital. Apply sales manager 244O No.
Meridian. Indianapolis Ind. II approves
Application will invite you to factory.
SMALL RoOMING HOUSE, mr.. Capitol
10 rms, baths; $500 handles: 10 rooms,
: kitchenettes, 2 baths; fully furn. Price,
OWENS REALTY CO.,
1343 H st. NV. Room 400. Met 1888
Evening star., 1939-10-08

ETRL, colored from country. wishes gen.
raj housework. mothers helper. Atlantic
Evening star., 1939-10-08

AUTO GENERATORS. repaired, exchanged.
500 up, new guarantee. Electric repairs
any car. Gifts, 2002 K NV. Met. 6232.
Woodley SoRS evenings
Evening star., 1939-10-08

Z AZ C1A1N1. int, ext: floor sanding
White mech. E. Jordan. District 2415. 12s
PAPERING, painting. plastering. For neat,
prompt, reasonable work call Baitz. Co
lumbia 1889.
PAPER HANGING and painting; work
guaranteed; rock-bottom prices looking for
work; father and son, Randolph S773.
Evening star., 1939-10-08

GIRL, college. colored. wants part-time
work tafternoon or evening" in exchange
for board. room and small wage; references.
Dup. 1922
Evening star., 1939-10-08

AMUSEMENT BUSINESS. Will take you
south In winter, north in summer; half
NJ. De ShaZo 1923 14th, or w, L. Castle
man. Berryyile Va
Evening star., 1939-10-08

GIRL light colored experienced, with col
lege training: wants work OF any kind.
North OS75-W
Evening star., 1939-10-08

LARGE BOARDING HOUSE. N. H. ave. mr.
dupont Circle. IL rooms. baths: beautiful
furniture: excellent condition: income ex-
eeeds 81 900: rent direct from owner For
information call Leta Lister. Adams 6623
or Adams 9440.
Evening star., 1939-02-17
Salvation Army Holds
Young Peoples Rally

The annual divisional young peo-
pies conference of the Salvation
Army will be held tomorrow and
Sunday at the Salvation Army Tenn
pie Corps Auditorium, 606 E street
NV.
1t. Commissioner Ernest I. Pug
mire, territorial commander of the
army in the Southern States and
the District, will be the principal
speaker.
The conference will begin to-
morrow at pm. with a group dis
cussion Of Life Preparation. /"
Group leaders will be Maj. Richard
Fitton, Maj Sidney Cox, Maj.
Charles Dodd, Mrs. Dodd, Adjutant
Harold Stout, Mrs. Stout and Maj.
Gilbert s. Decker.
1t. Commissioner Pugmire will
preside over a youth demonstration
tomorrow at 7:30 pm. A pageant
entitled $50 PLATE Washed His
Hands" will be presented by a group
of young peoples leaders of the
Washington Division.
On Sunday at 10 am. 1t. Com
missioner Pugmire will speak on
Life Conservation" while his SUBJ
ject for the 230 pm. gathering
will be Life Service" Members
of the Washington Division will
unite at pm. for public saliva
ton meeting. There will be special
music and singing.
Evening star., 1939-02-17
Contest 10 Promote
Safety for ". PA.
Workers Announced
Trophy to Go Monthly
To Stote Administration
With Best Showing

A national safety contest to pro-
mote a lower rate of accident
deaths and injuries among the g.
000, 900 project workers on w. P. A.
rolls was announced today by Col.
F. c. Harrington, administrator, who
intends to award a trophy each
month this year to the State admin
istration showing the greatest i'm
provement in its accident record.
The safety trophy consists of five
bronze columns, surmounted by a
figure of Mercury on an ebony base
and stands 20 inches high.
"W. P. AS accident experience has
been generally satisfactory" Col.
Harrington said, but we hope
through the competitive spirit fos-
tered by the contest to reduce still
further the number of deaths and
injuries to our workers"
On the basis of actuarial estimates
covering the work relief program