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The Washington times., 1928-10-11
FACES
T.N)HN'

All the leading high and
prep school elevens here will
swing into action tomorrow
and Saturday. Four contests
are billed tomorrow, with two
for Saturday.
Western High and st. Johns start
their campaigns tomorrow, the
Georgetowners tangling with the
speedy Gonzaga High phaianx on
the GEORGETOWN University varsity
field at $40 o'clock and the Vermont
Avenuers clashing with the strong
Tech High squadron in the Central
High Stadium or Tidal Basin Field
at 3:45 o'clock.
Business, as yet undefeated, OPP
poses washington and Lee High
School at Ballston, Va, and Dewitt
Prep collides with Eastern in the
Eastern High Stadium at $3.50 o'clock
Saturday. Central High travels
In York, Pa, for game with
the York High eleven and Emer-
son Institute visits Gettysburg,
Pa, to mix with Gettysburg
Academy.
OF the contending teams, Busi-
ness, Tech, Gonzaga, and Dewitt
Prep are unconquered. The Stenog-
raphers and Manual Trainers have
rung up two victories while Con
zaga and Dewitt Prep scored in
their opening games last week.
Business, always regarded as the
cellar team in the preseason dope
for the interhigh championship,
looms as contender this year for
the laurels. Coach Lynn Wood
worth's lads bumped Emerson, 7.6,
and Sweavely Prep, 27.13. Emerson
later turned around and smacked
Eastern. 7-6 and the latter school Is
reputed to be stocked with football
material.
The Washington times., 1928-10-11
Cridiron
Gleanings

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Oct. IL
Eliot Putnam is running the Har-
ward varsity in preparation for the
North Carolina game. Gilligan,
French and Mason comprise the
backfield. The varsity scored 20
points to 10 for the first-year team
in a two-hour scrimmage yesterday.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. 11.-Gan-
non will probably start for the Navy
in the signal-calling position in the
game against Notre Dame at Chi
caRo on Saturday. Castree. Clifton
and Spring will probably be the
other backs. Final practices will
determine the line. The squad today
will drill on formations before leav-
ing for Chicago.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. II.
Serious scrimmage will be held
today for the Yale varsity. Alb
sence Of regulars yesterday, with
injuries and illness, so curtailed
the squad that scrimmage was
impossible. Coach Stevens has
not yet decided upon lineup
for the Georgia game on Satur.
day.
WEST POINT, N. Y, Oct. H.
Scrimmage against scrub eleVens
using Providence College formations
Is ruling the Army practice for
Saturdays game. The service team
Is in good shape.
SYRACUSE. n. Y, Oct. IL
Using Nebraska plays, the Syracuse
freshman team opposed the varsity
in practice scrimmage.
LEWISBURG, Pa, Oct. 11.-The
Bucknell varsity will be put through
scrimmage with the freshman team
today. Emphasis is being laid on
running attack in preparation Tor
the game with Penn State.
HANOVER, n. H., Oct. H.
Two squads of backs are being
drilled for the Dartmouth var
sity. The backs are being given
drills to develop speed.
NEW YORK, Oct. columbia,
In preparing for Wesleyan, Is con-
tinuing scrimmage between the var
sity and freshman teams which be-
gan yesterday. The first team got
three touchdowns in practice with
the yearlings. who were equipped
with a number of new plays.
The Washington times., 1928-10-11
TODAY'S SCRATCHES


FIRST RACE 49, Mum Ruffin. Edna
Glenn. Fretwell, Flying Embers. Royal
Omar. Balance Sheet.
SECOND RACE--Catlettsburg Zurich.
Harry w. Brown, John. Sorrento. Ellen
Adair.
SIXTH RACE-Genghis Khan, Flashy,
Two Bills, Uptime. Leo.
Weather. clear: track. fast.
The Washington times., 1928-10-11
PLAN COURT LEAGUE

The Georgetown Church League
will foster a basketball league tins
winter and plans will be discussed
at a meeting tomorrow night at
3 o'clock at the Peck Memorial
Church, Twenty-eighth and M
Streets Northwest.
The Washington times., 1928-10-11
WlNToNS PERFORM

The Wintons are preparing dill.
gently for Sundays football meeting
with the Virginia a.. G. in Alexan-
dria, Va.
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The Mercury gridmen are on the
lookout for contests with 1S5.pound
and 15o-pound clubs. Phone Frank
lin 4627-J.
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IAMNEYS MEET

The Janney a. q. win hold meet
ing tonight at 7:30 o'clock
at the home Of Manager Hammond.
All players are urged to be present.
The Washington times., 1928-10-11
MA 7 Oh OPENS
NEW DRIVES

A new bowling alley for Wood
ridge and Mt. Rainier boWlers that
will open tomorrow at 1880 p. M,
at 329l-3293 Rhode Island Ave. n. e,
will start off with a bang.
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Head Coach Jack McAuliffe
hardly opens his mouth in connec-
ton with Saturdays contest with
Villanova in the c. u. Stadium at
ESQ o'clock. A banner crowd is
the outlook for this fray as VII
lanova, under Harry Stuhldreher's
supervision. has risen to the top in
college football circles.
McAuiiffe1s problem is lack of
reserves and this liz a drawback.
If the truth be told, there are a
number OF players out at Catholic
University who bravely go through
every game In a crippled condition.
Those fighting Yankees don't have
all the courage in this world.
The other day there was q line
of players in the dressing room
waiting for Trainer Teddy Mitchell
to relieve their aches or bandage
the sore spots. In fact. Jack Male
vich. whose spartan grit can't be
denied, has been playing for three
weeks with a broken finger. And
he'll be in the starting backfield
Saturday against Villanova.
Yet out at Catholic Uniyer-
sity there Is no attempt to
magnify these injuries. Foot
ball is q gruelIing sport and
none Of its players escape un-
scathed.
The Maryland University pigskin
detachment will entrain tonight or
tomorrow night for Columbia, S. c.,
where they are to engage the strong
South Carolina eleven on Saturday
South Carolina has turned back
Erskine, Chicago University and
Virginia and are avowed to clip
the Terrapins, who mauled the
Gamecocks last year in their meet
ing at College Park.
The loss of Jack Keenan,. tackle,
rather lessons the strength of the
Marylanders. A topnotch lineman, he
has a football knee which has sealed
his career. Keenans place will be
taken by Lombard.
Coach Curly Byrd has an
nOunced that Maryland's lineup
will be Heagy and DOdsOn. ends;
Lombard and keenan,. tackles:
CrOthers and HeintZ, guards;
Madigan, center: Kessler. quar-
ferback: Evans and Roberts.
haIfbacks, and Snyder. fullback.
Others making the junket to the
Palmetto State are Artie Wondrack
Jeff Dix. Bill Fisher, Fred Owens
Fred Ribnitzki, Sam Winterberg
Dick .Epple. Harry Wilson. Julie
Radice, John Parsons. Shaw Black.
istone. John Pitzer and Nick War
eholy.
The Washington times., 1928-10-11

at 329l3293 Rhode Island Ave. n F.,
will start off with a bang.
A special match game will he
rolled the opening night. Harry
Armiger, pioneer bowler Of
Washington. will lead his ALL
star team consisting of Hap
Burtner. George Isemann, Glenn
WOlstenhoIme, Howard Camp
bell and himself, against the MI.
Rainier All-Stars, who will be
captained by Hughes, former
District Of Columbia League star.
Hugh j. Crawley, weil-known
bowler and owner of this establish
ment, has announced that several
bowling trophies have been offered
by local merchants for teams and
individual bowlers.
The Washington times., 1928-10-11
ICONS I'm High and Far
CAPT. LOUIS BYOUK,

CAPT. LOUIS BYOUK,
of Gallaudet gets consider
able yardage out of his
punts, putting his full
weight behind the kick.
Byouk, who played at full
back last year, is leading
the Kendall Greeners for
the second straight year.
He has been stationed at
one of the wings this year
as Coach Teddy Hughes is
in need of linemen.
The Washington times., 1928-10-11
HlJ[)Ak HAS
INJURED
KNEE
By George A. Simpson


The Georgetown University
gridders will tomorrow wind
up their preliminary workouts
for the clash with Lebanon
Valley Saturday afternoon at
2 o'clock at the Clark Grit
fifth Stadium.
Head Coach Lou Little and his
staff think that the Pennsylvania
collegians will offer stern opposition,
basing this contention on the fact
that seven of the Lebanon Valley
players are acquainted with the
Penn system that Little has brought
TO the Hilltop.
However, Georgetown win know
BY the end of the first quarter
whether Lebanon Valley is as strong
rs reputed. Georgetown's first
string team will be sent into action
at the start and the visitors viii be
under severe pressure.
A football knee Is bOthering
Johnny Hudak and il is likely
that this great halfback may be
OF little service to the Blue
and Gray this year. Ball-car-
riers can't skip over the ground
when their feet won't travel rs
fast as their thoughts.
The Washington times., 1928-10-11
Army-HarOard Game
Sets Record For
Seat Demand

The Harvard Athletic Associa-
ton has announced that for the
first time in it's football history
there has been an overapplica-
ton for tickets to any game
aside from the one with Yale.
The Crimson's allotment for the
Army game is 1892, West Point
having 1854, but nearly 1900
more tickets than are available
have been applied for. All Har-
ward requests for personalities"
tickets will be filled. but in no
case will more than two tickets
be allotted to any one applicant.
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Yet out at Catholic Uniyer-
s1ty there Is no attempt to
magnify these injuries. Foot
ball is a gruelling sport and
none Of its players escape un-
seathed.
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HANOVER, N. H., Oct. H.
Two squads Of backs are being
drilled for the Dartmouth var
sity. The backs are being given
drills to develop speed.
The Washington times., 1928-10-11

WEST POINT, N. Y, Oct. IL
scrimmage against scrub elevens
using Providence College formations
Is ruling the Army practice for
Saturdays game. The service team
Is in good shape.
The Washington times., 1928-10-11

SYRACUSE. n. Y, Oct. IL
Using Nebraska plays, the Syracuse
freshman team opposed the varsity
in practice scrimmage.
The Washington times., 1928-10-31
POPTIA TAKES
P A R T l N
WEDDING
Mrs. Willebrandt Matron
of Honor for Laura
VoIstead

Miss Laura Ellen volstead,
daughter Of former Representa-
tive Al. ]. Volstead, who gave
his name to the prohibition
enforcement act, was married
yesterday in st. Paul, MINI, to
Carl J. Lomen, of New York,
and Nome, Alaska.
Mrs. Mabel Walker Willie
brandt, of Washington, Assistant
Attorney General of the United
States, q former classmate of the
bride, was the matron of honor
and Miss Vo1stead's only at.
ed by Roy ". Squires, Of Chicago,
The wedding took place In the
House Of Hope Presbyterian
Church.
The bride has lived for some
time In Minnesota with her
father. She is a graduate OF
George washington University
Law School, has been admitted
to the bar and has been promi-
nent in Women's activities. Mr..
Lomen IS known as the reindeer
king Of Alaska.
~
Miss Barrine Drake, who has
been with her parents, Brig. Gen.
and Mrs. Charles B. Drake, since
her return from Europe week
ago, left Washington today fol
New York, where she will spend
the winter.
II
Mrs. Henry p. Flood has re-
turned to her apartment at Ward
man Park Hotel after fortnight's
visit to Hot Springs, Va.
The Washington times., 1928-10-31
DEBATE I TEAM
TO BE DINNER
GUESTS
Dean Rose, of G. w. u
Will Entertain for
British Visitors

Dean Anna 4. Rose, Of George
Washington University. win ens
tertain at dinner this evening
at the clubhouse Of the Amer.
ican Association Of University
Women Ia honor or the mem
bers OF the British women's de-
bate team which is to meet q
team OF George Washington Uni-
versity women debaters tonight.
The British group includes Miss
Nancy Samuel, Of Oxford Uni-
versity; Miss Margery Sharp,
OF London University, and Miss
Leonora w. Lockhart, Ok Cam
bridge University.
Among those present will be
the president of George wash
ington University and Mrs. Cioyd
Heck Marvin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joshua Evans, ir.; DR.. and Mrs.
George Farnham, Miss Linda
Jane Kincannon, Miss Evely j
Jones, Miss Marcella LeMenagers
Miss Helen Newman; Miss Edith
Keely, Of New York, and tire
young ladies OF the GeOrgB
Washington team, Miss Ruth
Herman. Miss Marjorie Mothers
head and Miss Helen Prentiss.
This morning the British vfH-
itors had an audience with Pres.
fdent Coolidge and were received
by the British Ambassador. The
women's advisory council of the
university is ahaving q tea In
their honor this afternoon from
until o'clock at the a. a.
II. w.
The Washington times., 1928-10-31
Former Wnshingtonian
ArriUes From Scotch
Home to Visit Parents.

Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Hender-
son have arrived from their
home near Glasgow, Scotland.
to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Yates. Mr.. Hender-
son will return to Glasgow at the
end of a fortnight, but Mrs.
Henderson, who was formerly
Dorothy Yates, will remain with
Mr.. and Mrs. Yates at their
apartment in the Roosevelt un.
til the New Year.
Mrs Yates recently received
word of the high honor paid her
brother, DIR. Julian S. Wads-
worth, director OF the Methodist
Memorial at Chateau Thierry.
who was made a knight of ths
Legion of Honor by the French
government. DR.. Wadswcrth Is
one of the four Americans to re-
ceive this honor, the others be.
ing General Pershing, United
States Ambassador Myron 7. Her.
rick and former Secretary of War
Newton d. Baker
Lord and Lady Kylsant and
their daughter, the Hon. Mrs.
Honore Henderson, who have
/. been visiting in New York, have
arrived in Washington to attend
the marriage of Princess Ida
Cantacuzene and John Hanbury
Williams tomorrow. They were
entertained at dinner last night
In New York by Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt. Tomorrow evening
the British Ambassador and Lady
Isabella Howard will give din.
ner in their honor.
y X 4
Mrs. John d. Rockefeller, ir.,
is entertaining at tea this after
noon at the Grace Dodge Hotel in
honor of the American Dietetic
Association, which is holding a
convention in Washington this
week. The lounge is elaborately
decorated with yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS in great abundance and the
same flowers, alternating with
yellow candles adorn the tea table.
Assisting in receiving are the Of
ficers. present and past, of the
organization.
The Washington times., 1928-10-31
Daughter " Feted

3 Mrs. John d. Pope. of Albany,
Ca, State vice regent of the
D.. A. r., entertained at dinner
last evening in compliment to
Mrs. julius Young Talmadge, of
Athens, Ga. vice president gen.
eral and candidate for president
general, both OF whom came to
Washington to attend the meeting
today of the national board of the
d. A. r. and the laying of the
corner stone of Constitution Hall
yesterday.
Other guests included national
and State officers of the d. A. r.
and prominent Georgia women
making washington their home.
k&% y
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beafe
Mclean, who are at the Ritz.Carl-
ton Hotel in New York for a few
days, are accompanied by Mrs.
John F. Wilkins and Miss Kath-
crime wilkins.
u
Major Alnuth G. Vandiver, of
New York, Is at the Carlton for a
few days.
The Washington times., 1928-10-31
FORMER ENVOY
BRINGS OUT
NEW PLAY
"Quator" Rouses Interest
Among Partisan
Boulevardiers

Prince Antoine Bibesco,
sometime Minister of Ru-
mania to the United States,
hes a new play sQuator, =
running at La Potiniere
Theater in Parisand re-
ceiving the glowing critical
comment which is usually
given to his work in the
French capital.
4 Married Life
It will be remembered that
the only play Of Prince Bibesco's
ever presented in Washington,
Married Life" was not so well
received. In fact, nobody seemed
to know quite what it was all
about. But that was put on by
D rather mediocre stock COM.
pany, and, moreover, it. was done
In English. The distinguished Ru-
nnanian diplomat speaks English
fluently enough, being married
to Elizabeth Asquith, daughter
of q former prime minister of
Great Britain, but it remains
foreign tongue, while French is
to him the language of thought.
Then, too, he has the sophisti-
Gated viewpoint, so dear to the
Partisan boulevardier.
The Squared Triangle
The new play is an attempt to
square the eternal triangle and in
Paris. where every conceivable
way of handling the triangle is
exhausted every season, only to
be tried again the next. some Of
the critics have raised their eye
brows at this departure. But they
admit that the work has origi-
1laIity and that its dialogue is
exceptionally witty.
Prince and Princess Bibesco
have a. house in Paris, a pic
Seine, where they spend part of
each year and they have been In
residence there much Of the time
since they left Washington.
Mrs. Coolidge received at noon
today the delegates to the Ameri-
can Dietetics Association, now
holding sessions IN Washington.
This afternoon. for the first time
this season, Mrs. CooIfdse viii be
hostess to a small group Of guests
who viii call by appointment.
- L.
The Secretary Of State and Mrs..
kellogg will have as their guest
her sister, Mrs. francis Otis. OF
ST. Paul, Mimi. who viii arrive
on November II.
The Secretary Of Commerce viii
liam F.. Whiting, returned yester-
day from Holyoke, Mass.
Mrs. Davis, wife Of the Secre-
tsry Of Labor, was the. honor guest
yesterday at the weekly luncheon
Of tha Woman,s National Press
Club. E
The Charge d,Affaires Of Hun Z
gary and Nine. Pelenyi will 90 to
New York tomorrow to remain
several days. They entertained.
Informally at tea yesterday after
noon for the members of the Roth
Quartet of Budapest, which gave
a recital last evening in the Eliza
beth Sprague Coolidge Auditorium
at the Library Of Congress.
k& X
Mrs. George Mesta arrived In
Washington this morning from
New York and will be guest at
the Mayflower for several days.
Mrs. Mesta will. as usual. divide
her time this winter between New
York and washington.
The Washington times., 1928-10-31
Horse Show

The names of Mrs. Percy w.
Phillips and Simon Lyon have
been added to the list OF box
holders for the Wardman Park
Saddle Club Horse Show to be
given Saturday Afternoon at l
o'clock for the benefit of the<Gar-
field Hospital Nursery Guild
which is supporting three public
and one private baby wards.
X
Mr. and Mrs. Winslow B. Van
Devanter entertained small
company at the supper dance at
the Club Chantecler last night.
Baron Paul Schell, of the Hun
garian Legation, and William
Cushman each entertained several
guests at the supper dance at
Chantecler.
The Washington times., 1928-10-31
NEWS OF PERSONS AND EVENTS SOCIAL WH OF WASHINGTO
Best Man

Rear Admiral Hilary p. Jones.
or washington. was best man
yesterday at the marriage OF Miss
Eleanor standish Gamble and
Conndr. Jules James, u. $. N, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John James. OF
Danville. Va, which took place
in the Church OF the Redeemer,
Bryn Mawr, Pa. The bride Is the
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Robert
@. Gamble, Of Welaunee. Haver-
ford. Pa.
Al small reception at the home
OF the brides parents followed
the ceremony.
Commander James was gradu-
ated from Annapolis in 1908, and
has been on duty at Manila on
the staff OF Governor General
Henry IL. Stims0n, an uncle Of
the bride. She returned In July
from a visit In the Philippines.
The Commander and Mrs.
James have arrived in Washing.
ton on their honeymoon and are
at the Mayflower.
The Washington times., 1928-10-31
Patronesses

Many tables have been taken
for the, bridge and mah-jongg
party to be held wednesday after
noon, Nov. Z, at gao o'clock. in the
small ballroom Of the Willard
Hotel for the benefit OF Grace
Episcopal Church.
Among the patronesses who have
taken tables are: Mrs. Wilbur j.
Carr, Mrs. Edward r. Cam. Mrs.
Delos AZ. BIodgett. Mrs. Charles G.
Matthews, Mrs. James III. Turner,
Mrs. Victor Kaufman. Mrs. Rob-
ert Z. Lee, Mrs. Thomas sim Lee,
Mrs. Robert r. Mackenzie. Mrs.
Howard Sutherland. Mrs. John w.
Morse, Mrs. Boyd Carpenter. Mrs.
William f.. Dennis. Mrs. Hobart III.
Hawkins, RS. G. Phillips Hill. Mrs.
Karl KIemm, Mrs. f.. g. Walker,
Mrs. EnnaIIs Waggaman, Mrs.
Royal DeIaMater Mead, Mrs.
Henry p. Erwin, Mrs. George a.
Sanderson.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-27
PENN. RELAYS ARE
 BEING CONTESTED
"Whitey" Lord Gets Away to a
 Flying Start

Franklin Field. Fhllade delrhla, April 27 fFl--E.ighteen of the coun- trv's foremost all around athletic stars today began a battle for the intercollegiate decathlon champion ship as well as 2 berth on the Amer tcan Olympic team i'll the opening feature Of the 24th annual Pennsvl . vania relay carnival Five of the 10 events were on the mornings pro gram, the remainder to be completed tomorrow.
 "Whitey" Lloyd, naval academy football star, got off 10 3 flying start when he turned in the best time for 100 meters and broke the carnival decathlon record. Lloyd won his heat in II 1-5 seconds, one fifth of a second faster than the former mark.
 Thom Churchill, sturdy Okla homan. who won the decathlon at the Kansas relays. captured his heat III II 3-5 seconds. Vernon Kennedy of the Central Missouri State Teach CTS college, last years Penn relay winner, was off poorly. finishing Ia st in the slowest heat.
 Kenneth noherty. college of the City of Detroit. led the boys in the broad jump by hurllng himself c2 feet. 2s. inches, barely beating out Virgil Elliott. the versatile parson from Bethany college (W. Na) and Tom Churchill
New Britain herald., 1928-04-27
POLISH AV|A7ORS
 MAP ATTEMPT HOP
Paris Has Report They Will Start Over Ocean Tomorrow

J.e Eollr.et. France, April . P>- nsistent reports were abroad at ihc Le Bourgct aIrdrome today that Major Louis lIzikowslIl and Major Casimir kuhala Polish fllers who have been planning a transatlantic flight 10 New York hy way of the Azores, may attempt in" flight at o oclock tomorrow morning.
 The Polish aIrntcn are ScGcdul"d 10 make q last test flight tomorrow carrying a full transatlantic supply of gasoline and oil, hut other sources than offiCial ones say that when tho Poles leave in the morning they will carry on across the Atlantic.
 The deepest mystery surrounds tho proposed hop. The aNlstors ab solutely refuse 10 ho photographed and resent any attempt to intcrNle" them. thclr plane. 2 horsepower nrachin~. said to hr c4pahle of ] non stop flight of uoro than s,oAh n,Ies. is i'll thc military portion of the J,e Eourrct field with @cutrte7 guarding inc arproarhca to the he'd
 The weather bureau late today sad that nr4th'r conditions "sre perfect over the -outhcrn route and the l." EourGet reports say that the ffier1 in'oud to take advantage of his.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-27
Owner of Giants Held
 Liable by Court Ruling

New York, April q P-CharIes X. Stonehanl, president of the New York Giants. was held liable by the appellate division of the supreme court today ill two test suits brought by former customers of his broker age business whose accounts had been transferred 10 brokerage hous- cs which late" went into bankruptcy
 "A bold and deliberate conspiracy, fraudulcntly to convert on a large scale," was the court opinion of the transactions.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-27
JACKSON ID LOSE
 COMMISSION POST
j.. J. Naushton Slated for RGre.
 alton Board Chairmanship

Harry C. Jackson. chairman of the municipal recreation commission since 1919, is scheduled to be dis placed and Commissioner James J. Naughton is expected to be elected head of the board at a reorganiza- ton meeting to be held next week.
 Commissioner Bernard G. krano- witz today proffered his resignation to Mayor Paonessa. explaining that he is doing so to assist the admin istration in rcorganizing the depart ment, but he expressed willingness to remain should it by the mayors wish. The mayor has indicated that he would prefer to have Commits sioner ]<ranowitz remain. Much of the detail work for several years past has been handled by krano- witz.
 It is believed that the health board will be allowed to remain intact, Mayor Paonessa having expressed a feeling that the commission as now constituted is very good one. Dr. Gertrude J. kinsella is chairman Of the group which comprises DrS. Vim cent Mendillo. n. w. O'Connell, William r. Flanagan and Morris Dunn. and John J. McBriarty.