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10 california

Mrs. Frank West and her daugh
ter. Miss Winifred West, will leave
Washington early next week for
California, where they will spend
the summer. They will be accom-
panied by Frank West, jr., who
win enter Princeton University
ne--t autumn.
Edward B. Burling, jr., and John
L. Burling, sons of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Burling, sailed today for
Europe.
In July Mrs. Burling will go to
Cornish. N. H., where she has
summer home.
Mrs. L. c. Hamilton will en-.
terrain this evening at Wardman
Park Hotel in honor of Col.
and Mrs. Douglas McCaskey.
Colonel McCaskey, who has been
at the War College for four
years, will start soon for his
new post at Port Huachuca,
Ariz., where he will command
the Tenth Cavalry.
~
JuuSS anu 0nEs. huSn La MOtJe
Holland have as their guests at
the Wardman Park Hotel, their
son and daughter.in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Osler, and the latter's
children. Miss Dorothy Osler, Miss
Mary Osler and Miss Kathleen Os.
Ter, who arrived by motor from
their home in Cannonsburg, Pa.
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Miss Dorothy Lane and Miss
Ethel 4. Lane, of England, are
at the Grace Dodge Hotel Until
some time next week.
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DR.. Zimmerman Talks
In GEORGETOWN Church

DR.. L. NJ. Zimmerman will preach
tomorrow morning at the George.
town Lutheran Church, Wisconsin
Ave. and Volta Pl Arthur p.
Black will address the mems Bible
class.
The Rev. Harold Beatty, pastor,
will preach in the evening on THE
Restored Image"
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Music Festivals
Diplomatic Activities

The Belgian ambassador, Primes
Albert de Ligne, sailed last night
on the Majestic for Europe, where
he will Join Princess de Ligne for
the rest OF the summer.
M&&
The minister from Rumania,
Mr. Cretziano, was host to q small
company at dinner on the willard
roof last night.
The minister of the Irish Free
state. Timothy Sniddy, Is In New
York, where he win present an
Irish Free State flag to the Ameri.
can Legion Of Yonkers. From
New York Mr.. Smiddy win go to
Pittsburgh, where on Saturday
he will be the guest Of the city
for the celebration Of Irish day.
The minister OF Persia, Mira
Davoiid Khan Meftah, entertained
at dinner last evening at the
legation.
The Military Attacfe Of the
Cuban Embassy and Nine. Prieto
viii arrive in Washington tomor-
row or Monday from Key West.
Fla. They will be here several
days before going to Spring Lake,
n. J., for the remainder of the
summer.
&&k
The counselor Of the Austrian
legation. Eugene Hauenschield,
sailed last night on the Majestic
to join Nine. Hauenschield, who
has been abroad for several weeks.
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ADDRESS ON "KARMA"

''Karma" will he the subject of an
address to be delivered tomorrow
night at the United Lodge of Theos-
ophists, 709 Hill Building. Seven
teentl and SITS.
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''BAD NICHE. FINE III AcEgI

The Rev. 81. Hex SVEN, pastor 81
the Centennial Baptist Church. viii
speak tomorrow night on "a BAD
Night In 4 Fine Place. IN the
morning he VIII speak on avoid q
Void.
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Lindsay Dubois

fraternity. He also took some
courses at Maryland University.
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News OF CAPITAL SOCIETY
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer Plan
InaaqinntiDe Trip Through Europe
To Sail Soon With Five
Children; Leave Town
Today for New York

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer
seem to have the gift of
imagination, which appears
in their method Of approach
to everything they do.
Take, for example, the Eu-
ropean trip they are plan
ming for this summer. With
their five children and q
governess or two, they viii
. take the Road to Yester-
day, = travelling through the
medieval towns Of Germany,
France, and Italy, with the
climax Of the journey in
Sienna at the time Of the
festival of the 6 Pavia. =
Medieval Renaissance
For the three days of this
spectacular fete, which is ia
NOUS all over Europe, there is
4 renaissance of the life Of the
Middle Ages with all the pic
turesqueness Of medieval cos
tuning.
Music Festivals
Some Of the music festivals In
Germany will be included in the
Meyers program and they win
also attend the Rsinhardt festival.
mr.. Meyer may not be able to
complete the tour, as his work
win probably call him home before
the end Of the summer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Meyer and their family left
town today for New York and
viii sail in a few days.
The Meyer children range from
Ruth. the youngest, who Ii eight,
to Florence, who viii enter Bryn
Mawr next autumn. In between
are Elizabeth, katherine and Billy.
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BIBLE SCHOOL no OPEN

The summer Bible school " the
Fourth Presbyterian Church, Ttlir-
teenth and Fairmont Sts. IN. WI. will
open Monday, at 8 d. IN. Sessions
will be held from until noon every
week day.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
EPWORTH M. {. PASTOR
WILL BAPTlZE CLASS
Service Scheduled at 7 O'Clock
Tonight-To Hold Communion
Tomorrow.

Rev. DR.. John Paul Tyler. pastor Of
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
South. Thirteenth street and North
Carolina avenue northeast, will hold
service for the baptism of a class for
the membership class tonight at z
o'clock. A class of more than 40 will be
received into membership at the IL
O'Clock service tomorrow. At Z o'clock
tomorrow morning q communion service
will be held in the church. The pastor
will take as his subject for his IL
o'clock sermon. Christ Is Risen"
AT the Z pm. service he will preach
on THE Wayside Companion" At
this service also a class will be admit
ted into membership. The arrange
ments for the baptism of infants at
the morning service are in charge OF
Mrs. d. w. LiveSay.
A meeting of the Young Peoples Mis-
sionary Society will be held Tuesday at
8 pm. The official board meeting will
be held Tuesday evening. A meeting
of the Hummer Memorial Sunday school
class will be held Wednesday evening at
8 o'clock. Prayer service Thursday eve
ming at 8 o'clock will be conducted by
the pastor The Joy" class of the
Sunday school will entertain the chill
dren Of the Central Union Mission from
6 to 8 o'clock Friday evening.
The lay delegates to the washington
District Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, to be held in
Gaithersburg next week viii be: w. F.
Hummer. S. r. Bowman, K. j. Minot;
alternates. J. M. Hodge, J. NJ. Mcdaniel
and !. A Lehman The ex-ofiicio MEM
bers are: Rev. S. w. Emery. DR.. Ray
mond Murray, d. c. Afford and w. C.
FUR. Bishop Collins Denny Of Rich
inond, Va, bishop Of this conference, Is
expected to address the meeting.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
DR.. JOHNSON TO SPEAK
ON "DAZzLING TRUTH"
Other Services Announced for To-
morrow at National Baptist
Memorial Church.

Easter services tomorrow at the Ma
tional Baptist Memorial to Religious
Liberty will include sermons by the
pastor. DR.. Cove G. johnson. and the
dedication of children. The subject Of
the morning semon Is "A Dazzling
Truth" and the evening "Ye Are Wit
neSseS of Me"
The Pinkham class for men elected
the following men at its meeting last
Tuesday night: Teacher. Rev. F. j.
Lukens; assistant teacher, DR.. Z. w.
Porter: president, E. w. May, first vice
president, Harvey Boltwood; second
vice president, w. r. winston: secre-
tary. S. S. Bartlett: recording secretary.
William S. Anderson: treasurer, s. @.
Nottingham; assistant treasurer. w. E,
Thomas: chorister. ]. p. McCur iy: IL
brarian, K. L. Hartman: usher. Glenn
Pigg.
The Evening Mission Club will have
o dinner together at the church Tues
DAY at Sis pm Miss Helen Wallace
will give an address on Stewardship. ="
Miss Hetty Anderson OF the Y. w. c. A.
will give O short talk.
The Bible school board viii have q
supper at the church Thursday at 6:15
pm. This viii be followed by the an
nual meeting and the election Of Of
ficers.
A starlight dinner viii be given by
the Columbia girls April 90 at the
Blue Triangle, Twentieth and B streets.
A special Easter program viii be
given Sunday evening by the Young
Peoples Society at z pm. in the Mig
pah classroom.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
ATLANTA BISHOP
HERE FOR SERVICE
Francis Asbury N. {. Church
Win Hear Right Rev. War
rem A. Gambler.

Bishop Warren A. Candier of At
ianta. Ga. will conduct the Easter
services tomorrow morning and night
In connection with the opening Of the
new Francis ASbury Methodist Epis-
copal Church. Sixteenth street between
Irving and Lamont streets, of which
DR. r, L. FultE is pastor. The morning
services will be at IL o'clock and the
evening services at s O'Clock.
In the celebration Of the opening OF
the new church building the congre-
eation will hold special services each
night next week at o'clock, as fol-
lows:
Monday. Southern Methodist night,
conducted by Rev. J. H. Balthis and
Rev. w. A. Lambeth.
Tuesday. Interchurch night, con-
Quoted by Rev, James Shera Mont
Eonery
wednesday. Builders night, con-
Quoted by w. c. MILAN.
Thursday, Congregation night con-
Quoted by Rev. LuciuS c. Clark.
Friday, Societies night. Rev. F. j.
Prettyman. former pastor during the
construction of the old church building.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
CLASS TO Be CONFIRMED. J.
Thirty Children to Be Welcomed
Into First Presbyterian Church.

A confirmation class Of 30 children
viii be welcomed into the membership
of the FIRST Presbyterian Church. John
Marshall place between c and ID streets,
tomorrow morning at ii o'clock. Most
of these children come from the Sum-
day school and have been under the
personal tutorage of the pastor, DR..
N. P. Patterson, for the past several
weeks. In addition to the confirmation
class 20 adults win be received.
The subject for the morning sermon
win be He Is Risen." and for the eve
ming worship at the chapel. Massachu-
setts avenue and Thirty-sixth street.
aThe Victorious Life" Sunday school
win be held at $50 o'clock both at the
Old First Church and the chapel.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
Special Easter Services.

There will be special Easter services
ut Lincoln Congregational Temple to-
morrow morning. Rev. r. W.. Brooks
win speak from the theme Where Can
the Christ Be Found?" Holy communion
will be observed. At 6:45 pm. the Sem
ior Christian Endeavor Society win
present a special program. The sub
3ect to be discussed is why We Be-
fieve in Immortality"
Evening star., 1928-04-07
Al0 FOR STUDENT FUND.
Programs to Be Given in Presby-
terian Sunday Schools.

Go Quickly and Tell" is the title of
q brief worship program that will be
presented in all Sunday schools in the
PRESBYTERIAN Church in the United
States at the regular Sunday school
session April 8.
This program has been prepared by
the executive committee of Christian
education and ministerial relief, and in
connection with the presentation OF
the program an offering will be taken
up for the benefit of the student loan
fund.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
ST. Paul A. M. E. Church.

Easter win be observed at ST. Paul's
A. NJ e. Church. Eighth street between
d and E streets southwest, as follows:
The pastor, Rev. ]. A. Danes. viii use
as a subject at the ii o'clock service
.The Resurrection q Message Of Cheer. /"
The last communion Of the conference
year win be administered at this service.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
Sermon at Arcadia Hall.

DR.. B. G. Wilkinson. dean Of the
ology at washington Missionary Col
lege. Takoma Park, win present an
illustrated lecture, Mans Future
Home Amid Giant suns" in the Ar
cadia Auditorium, Fourteenth street
and Park road. Sunday night at 8
Evening star., 1928-04-07
Glass to Have Social Session.

The Wilbur class Of Calvary Baptist
Church Sunday School win meet Tues
day evening at the home of Miss Lucie
Bernhard. 1926 Massachusetts, avenue.
The hostesses win be Miss Nelle Carter,
Mrs Carrie Hobson and Miss Sadie L.
johnson An invitation is extended TO
al members
Evening star., 1928-04-07
Christian Endeavor Meeting.

Miss Yetieve Patton will lead the
Sunday evening meeting Of the Inter-
mediate Christian Endeavor of Calvary
Baptist Church. The subject will be
why We Believe In Immortality" The
meeting viii be held In the primary
room at z pm.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
School to Hold Service.

The Shiloh Baptist Sunday school
viii have charge of the evening services
tomorrow at 5 O'Clock The exercises
wiz consist Of our Easter program. en-
titled The Glory Of the Cross" The
public is invited.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
Miss Shelton to Preach.

EvangeliStic services VIII begin to-
morrow At the Church Of God. New
jersey avenue and M street. at IL am.
and continue every night at 8 O'Clock.
Preaching win be by Miss Naomi Shell
ton of Williamsburg, Pa.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
DR.. Darby at Takoma Park.

DR.. w. l.. Darby, executive secre-
tary Of the Washington Federation Of
Churches, win preach on THE Power
Of His Resurrection" in Takoma Park
Baptist Church tomorrow morning.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
Meaning of Easter Is Topic.

At Tabor Presbyterian Church. Sec
cnd and S streets, the sermon theme
for the III O'Clock service is what
Does Easter Mean?" At 8 pm q
moving picture, From the Manger to
the Cross" win be shown.
Evening star., 1928-05-09
Greek Steamer Reported Sunk.

RIO pE lANRIRo, Rrasil, May 3 Up.
The Central Telegraph once ~
FlorianopeiiS reported last night that
reporting the sinking at the Greek
steamer paterAS Ia latitude aS2a south,
longitude 1 so west The message said
the crew had been saved. but gave 10
other desatla, -----A~-l l1lAnaA
Evening star., 1928-05-09
ROBBINS BANQUET GUEST,
Assistant War Secretary TO Address
Reserve Officers BODY,

Assistant Secretary Charles H. Rob.
bins OF The War Department. has gone
to New York CITY 10 make an address
At the annual banquet of the Chemical
Warfare Reserve 0tiieers' Association at
the Yale Club tonight Tomorrow he
viii so ia Lancaster, Pa, and attend
The quarterly meeting OF the Lancaster
SECTOR nl the Association of the Army
at the United States, composed nt ON
GERS of the Regular Army, Marine Corps
National Guard and Reserves living IN
tAat vleiaitx.
Evening star., 1928-05-09
TWO FlREMEN KILLED.
Die When Floor Collapses In Min
neApolis Blaze.

MINNEAPOLIS May q tFi The
bodies ot two tiramen who died at their
posts we're recovered early today
While flghttng a blaze which de-
stf0yed tW0~si0fy store and office
building laal last night, the flnOr roll
lapsed, throwing Capt, william II, Mar
den and Archie N, Lawrence Into q
smoked iilled basement, The terriile
heat baked all efforts al reAeua for sew
etal hnllrB, Death Was due Ia nsphygtas
lion FHilr other tiremen had tIieir ln#
Julisn treated at d hospital,
Evening star., 1928-05-09
DISTRICT CONTRACTS
FOR NEW RESERVOIR
Additional High Service Plant Will
Be Constructed at
Fort Reno.

In line with the general plan of In
creaslng the supply ot Potomac water
in the higher sections Of the District,
Maj. b. gomervell, United States Dis
trict engineer, has just contracted with
the Hatton Construction Co, Of this city
for the immediate construction Of an
additional reservoir at Fort Reno in
Tenlsyt0wn. the highest point In the
District.
The new reservoir will be a duplicate
Of the existing reservoir al that point
and viii be built on a separate block
Immediately south OF 10, The two will
be operated jointly under the name OF
the third high reservoir, with double
the capacity Of the existing plant.
The Hatton Go. submitted the lowest
bid for new reservoir at s82, 900 and
engaged 10 have II ready for service in
about six months The sections north
of Fort Reno extending generally from
Wisconsin avenue ~ Georgia avenue,
VIII be specially benefited by The in
creased supply III the new high service
plant,
Evening star., 1928-05-09
VISITING NURSES
MAKE 9,546 CALLS
1,020 New Patients Given Treat
ment in April-Gain of 259
Over Year Ago.

The Instructive Visiting Nurse Society
made g,346 visits 10 3.26i patients IN
ApfiI, Mrs, Louis A. rockingham, chair
man Of the nurses committee, reported
10 the board Of managers at It's monthly
meeting In The Star Building yesterday
OF the total number Of patients visited
.0l9 were new, Mrs. Frothinghan'g re-
port showed This was an increase OF
259 over April, 1927. 1t was stated.
The possibility Of establishing a COM
nunity chest In Washington was dis
cussed by Pierce Williams, assistant d.
rector Of the Association Of Community
CHESTS and Councils. New York Mr.
Williams described the advantages of
the chest method and answered ques-
tons Of the board concerning the diff
feFent aspects OF the movement
throughout the country.
Following the announcement that the
Junior League and The Evening Star
Newspaper Co had renewed their dOna-
tlDDs of nurses salary for 1923, q res
Dluilon of appreciation was passed and
q letter of thanks ordered sent the two
0fganiza ti0ne,
Mrs. Whitman Cross, president, and
Miss Gertrude H. Bowling, director Of
the society were appointed delegates
fof the biennial convention of the Ma
tlouaI nursing Organizations IN Louis
vile, Ky, June 4 ~ o.
Members of the board present were
Mrs, Cross. presiding, Mrs. Franklin IL.
Eliis, Mrs, q. Brown Miller, Mrs. George
II, lockwood, Mrs Charles r. Wilson
Mrs, Emory Gc0tt Land, Mrs. II. M
Kauffmann, MFs rockingham. Mrs A.
g Miller, Mrs David Potter, MRS. Frank
II. Weedep, Miss Mary Hale, Miss Cora
Barry. Miss Frances A. tsortWell, Miss
Julia MATHS, Mrs Am0ry Perkins, mrs
Charles r, Cfayf0fd Mrs Ord Preston
Charles w. PiIDDer II. b. Kaufman
and Miss Bowling
Evening star., 1928-05-09
FINLEN DEBATE WINNER
IN G. U. LAW SCHOOL TEST
Montana Student Victor In Cham
pionship Competition for Honor
as Best Individual Speaker.

James Thomas TInlen. 20. OF Mon-
tana, won the debating championship
az the Georgetown University School of
Law last night, having been selected by
a board Of Judges as the best individual
speaker over three other competitors
In the final prize contest.
All the honors went 10 Finlen and his
colleague, Edward Vallie Wilmington.
'2B, Of Illinois, who was given honorable
mention, as they comprised the winning
team which won the decision In bup~
porting the affirmative side Of the ques-
ton Resolved, That the United States
should refuse military protection 10
American private interests abroad.
Each Of the four participants IN the
flnai debate was the winner Of pre-"
liminary contest. AS a result Of his
victory, Finlen VIII be awarded $50 IN
gold by the faculty at the commence
ment exercises on june IL
The other debaters were Edward
tedwidge Wright, '2B, Of Arkansas. and
Frederick Walter Wakefield, ir 20, OF
Vermont, parnell Thomas Quinn, 2B,
Of Nebraksa, president Of the Gould
Debating Club, acted as chairman,
The board OF judges waa composed 0t
Sylvester John Aqiino, Carlton uustave
Behenken and Martin Francis OD0n-
oghue, recent graduates OF the law
school.
Evening star., 1928-05-09
MAN AND WOMAN HUaT
IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
Taxicab Driver Injured In Crash.
Coiored Pedestrian Walks Into
Side of Street Car.

Two persons we're seriously injured
In trafilc accidents last night. Claude
Nj. Mcbride, 25 years old, 030 Fifteenth
street, taxicab driver, In In Sihley
Hospital suffering from dislocatlon of
the yertebrne, and Rose Murray, -
years old. colored, OF 14i9 Eighth street
Is In dallinger Hospital undergoing
treatment for symptoms pointing To a
fracture OF the skull,
MeBrides cab collded with the au-
tonloblle Of John Holly, colored, 1907
New Jersey avenue at North Capitol
and Hanover streets AS the cab made
left~hand turn into Hanover street
The colored woman. according to the
police, walked against the side OF an
eastbound street car of the Washington
Railway a. Electric Co. at Indiana ave-
nue. and Fourth street, She received
serious injuries about the legs The
car was operated by Motorman G. H.
Coppage and Conductor l.. l.. MoMul-
len
An automobile driven by Clarence n,
Curtis, Chastleton Hotel, and the BIZ
cycle Of William Jackson, colored, az
years old, i06 Twenty-third street, coll
lided yesterday afternoon at Fifteenth
and " streets. Jackson was thrown
from his wheel and suffered broken
leg, He was taken 10 Emergency Hos.
pital
Evening star., 1928-05-09
UNEMPLOYED IN US.
DEBATED ON RADIO
Senator Wagner Places Figure al
More Than 4,000,000-Davis
Less Than 100000.
By the Assnciatea rre..

By the Associated Press.
Senator Wagner. Democrat, New York,
still thinks the number Of unemployed
Is more than 1000 900 and Secretary of
Labor. Davis. still believes the figure
Is less than 2.OO0. 900.
In speeches last night through the
National BroadcaSting Co, under the
auspices OF the National League Of
Women voters. their difference In eSti-
mating the number OF men out of work
again was emphasized. previously, In
response to q resolution by Senator
wagner, Secretary Davis ordered sur
vey OF unemployment and figures of the
874,05O
The administration Is IN n dilemma
before the problem of unemployment.
Senator Wagner declared. and TO set
out OF the dilemma It has chosen TO
deny So to minimize the extent Of un-
employment"
Secretary Davis took the view that the
administration could not be blamed for
unemployment,
The party 10 which belong came
INTO Office at the end Of q former op~
position administration that left behind
IL nearly 6,OO0,A1 Of unemployed" he
said. Under the present admnlstra~
ton THESE millions We're put back to
work
Under the presidency of Calvin
Coolidge this country has further alb
Sothed all but fraction Of the millions
VINO nave come into lahor'S ranks from
the farms and through immigration
growth. In spite of sweeping advances
IN business methods and lahor-Saying
machinery It has kept at work nearly
all the workers"
Evening star., 1928-05-09
CONGRESS WARNED
OF FUND SHORTAGE
Rules Committee Chairman Assures
House Lavish Appropriations Will
Exhaust Treasury Balance.

BY the Associated Press.
Warning that the House had better
put up stop. look and listen" sign
on its future legislation authorizing
Federal Treasury expenditures has
been given by Chairman Smell of the
rules committee. In charge of the legis-
latlve program,
Observing that measures already
passed and score OF bills now pending
contemplate expenditures OF more than
81 900 600, 900, Smell said
III we pass all these and then adopt
tax~reduetion measure, YOU had better
look for more methods OF collecting
revenue"
II told President Coolidge about the
situation" he added
Mi Smell cited among major ex~
penditures food control S9aA. 900 600;
Boulder Canyon $laS 900 900, Muscle
Shoals, SOS, 100000 10 $40 0000, 600, farm
relief s400000,000 Mississippi barge
line, $l0,000.00 rivers and harborS, $50
900, 900, and ping boll worm control.
$lh, 900. 600
Mr. Smells statement was TN line with
an expression from the White House,
Evening star., 1928-05-09
Romans Install
MussOlini's Gift
AtRome, Ca, Plant
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ROME, Ga. May o--Romans
from Rome. Italy, met with Romans
Of Rome, Ca. yesterday and to-
gether they placed in position a
block Of stone from the coliseum,
a gift Of Mussolini. for the corner
stone Of a $4,000, 900 industry, the
American ChatiIlon Corporations
rayon plant on the banks OF the
Oostaunaula River here. And on
the spot where the cornerstone now
rests, there once stood the house of
Maj. John Ridge. chief Of the
Cherokee tribe Of Indians when this
city was known as Cherokee"
The tract on which the rayon
plant is under construction embraces
AT acres. all to be reserved for ex-
pansion Of the mill, according to
officials Of the corporation.
Representatives Of Milan and
Rome. Italy. attended the ceiebra-
ton marking the laying Of the cor
neF6ione.