Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1935, Page 14

WANTED : , | Truck Salesman | | To Sell World’s Largest-Selling Truck | in Low-Priced Field ‘ We are desirous of offering a man who can sell | trucks the opportunity to make the most profitable | || connection in this line in Washington. ‘ The man we consider may now be employed at such | work and may have been waiting for just such an | || opportunity to present itself. Al Inauiries Treated Confidentally Address BOX 85—M, Star Office HELDS CVERCOATS \ o TALK o THE TOWN, GUARANT EED WOOLENS TAILORING |- LININGS > / ‘\ 3 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, | CVIC ACTIVITIES PLANNED BY BDY | |Woodside Park Association Board Maps Schedule of Investigations. Special Dispatch to The Star. DSIDE, Md.,, October 31.—A { | comprehensive study of various civic 1 | problems affecting this and neighbor- ing communities was planned by va- rious committees of the Executive (| | Board of the Woodside Park Civic As- 1] | soclation at its first meeting of the ] | year last night. The school situation will be given particular attention, including the '] | question of reduced fares for school ] | children using busses in Maryland; study of the proposed site near Mont- gomery Hills for the new junior high school and the desirability of having Maryland school children placed on a parity as those from the District of Columbia in accrediting their work. Karl Jarrell, chairman of the Com- mittee on Streets and Parkways, was directed to make a study of the pro- posed tax which is to be used for park development in the metropolitan area. A report with recommendations will be given at a meeting of the as- sociation November 13. Jarrell also was instructed to in- vestigate the present plan to rezone Sixteenth street. Reduction in telephone rates in the community will also be pushed. The building of a sidewalk on the east side of Georgia avenue from the Coles- ville Pike toward Maple lane was ad- vocated by the group. Other planned lcuvltlu include an intensive membership drive and the holding of three teas, the first of which will be November 24 at the home of Mrs. Arthur Blakeslee. M. K. Armstrong, president, urged the committees having problems which affected neighboring communities to consult with those organizations in an effort to get united action. New Rail Service. With elaborate ceremony, direct ex- press railway service between Harbin and Dairen, Manchuria, was inaugu- rated recently. @, W We give only two exumples of the savings. select your Qunhty PIERSON IN ASYLUM Young Texas Slayer of Parents Held Incurably Insane. AUSTIN, Tex, October 31 (#).— Howard Pierson, young slayer of his parents, entered a State hospital for the insane here yesterday. A jury verdict he is insane, returned last Saturday, postponed indefinitely trial on charges he murdered his par- ents, William Pierson, justice of the Supreme Court, and Mrs. Plerson. The defense claimed he was suffer- ing from a paranoid type of dementia praecox, from which, mental experts testified, victims seldom recover. BOYS TO TAKE COURSE IN HOME ECONOMICS Dr. J. R. Gfant, President of Ouachita College, Announces New Program. By the Associated Press. ARKADELPHIA, Ark, October 31. —Ouachita College will offer a class in home economics for boys during the second semester of the current term, Dr. J. R. Grant, president, told @ Attractively = Priced For Fall Home Furnishers & meeting of Home Demonstration Club women here yesterday. “Our Nation is suffering from a lack of better homes,” said the coliege president. “It takes men as well as women to make them better, and as a. liberal arts college we are not afraid of instituting practical courses. We are as much interested in “teaching them to do as teaching them to know.” Dr. Grant sald 30 boys had re- quested the course be started. —_— “MUSS-’EM-UP SQUAD” TO HANDLE GANGSTERS By the Associated Press. 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