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Evening star., 1930-06-15
COLORED STUDENTS DISPLAYING
SPECIMENS OF ARCHITECTURE
Ambitious Projects Exhibition by Group in Applied
Science Building, Howard University.

time the same work Is required and
equal credits given toward degrees as in
other quarters of the university year
All of the facilities of the university for
study, health and recreation are to be
placed at the disposal of Summer stu
dents.
One hundred and three courses are
offered in the departments of art bot
any, chemistry, commerce and finance
economics, education, English, German
history, mathematics, music, physical
education, physics, political science
psychology, romance languages and
sociology.
Prof. George NJ 1ightfoot is director,
and associated with him is a corps of
teachers drawn from the regular uni
versity faculty. From present indica-
tions in the Office of the registrar there
are prospects of record enrolment.
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The annual exhibition Of the depart
| ment of architecture in the applied
science building at Howard University,
open to the public daily from 8 am.
to 4:30 pm. during the Summer seS-
sion, contains some of the most ambi-
tious projects ever undertaken by COL
ored students In architecture. 1t in
cludes graduate theses, illuminated
model houses and stained glass windows
Probably the most impressive effect
Of the entire exhibition is the artistic
use of colors In the renderings.
A feature of the exhibition is two
theses, one a residential suburban COM
munity development presented in seven
drawings by Floyd A. Mayfield, and the
other suburban apartment house de-
velopment presented in four drawings
by John A. WEIGH, both members of
this years graduating class. There are
also models of duplex houses with land
scaping and gardening accessories. AS
whole the exhibition includes work in
architectural fundamentals from the
elementary up through the more COM
plex compositions.
Community Project Outline.
The community project is developed
on the basis Of general financial
analysis involving approximate cost and
investment return. In each of these
projects, consideration is given to the
needs for future expansion. The plan
involves IS small houses at cost pur-
chaSable on the average income, the
whole arranged into a complete group,
with community shops, civic control and
recreational facilities. Three cross
sections show the appearance of the
project from different points of view.
The other six drawings are detailed
development Of the features of the
general scheme of the project seen from
beth the exterior and the interior.
The suburban apartment house de-
velopment offers a solution of the mod
ern housing problem, and includes as
its important features due consideration
for both the social and economic needs
OF its location in the community. Care
Is given TO those details of architecture
usually considered as Of minor inpor-l
tance.
Typical Rooms Furnishings.
The selection and arrangement Of
furnishings of typical rooms has been
given detailed consideration, together
with recreational requirements and
landscaping. The entire group is pre-
sented with due regard for its economic
practicability in every way.
1t Is stated by Prof. Hilyard r. Robin
son, head Of the department, that the
neIo OF architecture offers immense
possibilities for colored students who
may combine that requisite training
with industry and inclination to keep
intelligently busy. All Of the graduates
OF the school of architecture at Howard
University are employed except those
of this years class.
The course normally covers four
years OF study and requires of its stu
dents approach in subject matter in
volving fine arts, applied science and
economics.
Summer Session Opens Tomorrow.
The Summer session at Howard Uni
versity begins tomorrow and will con-
tinue through August I3. during which
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ALSO CIOse-Out Specials

$500 Finest Arrow Imperial
Stitched Mattress of pure layer
felt, best grade covering. All
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mattress ......... S1Os I -
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Chests, good size and
guaranteed moth dpO [E
S1.9S Metal Smoking Stands,
with glass tray. Your
choice of red, green or GOo
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ELLIS RESOLUTION WOULD
REPEAL FARM BOARD ACT
Kansan Charges Marketing Law Is
"Monstrous Legislative
Blunder."
By the>Associated Press

By theNAssociated Press.
A bill to repeal the agricultural mar
keting act which established the Federal
farm Board was introduced yesterday
oy Representative Ellis, Republican,
Missouri.
Inc Kansas Representative in state
ment attacked the marketing act ss q
"monstrous legislative blunder."
Ellis said he did not expect action on
the bill at this session.
BY the time Congress meets in De-
cember: there will be a demand FOR
repeal" he said.
Britain's national birthrate is again
increasing.
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ENROLMENT DATES SET.
Washington Secretaries School to
Form Classes July T-21.

The next enrolment dates at the
Washington School for Secretaries were
announced last night as July and 81.
The first Of these dates marks the
opening of a eix-week course In short
hand and typewriting designed to At
the needs of prospective college studsnts.
Among the Washington Schools
students to return to distant homes fol-
lowing the termination Of the year is
Miss Margaret Crow, niece Of Rev.
Episcopal Church, who sails for Eng
land early this week. Miss Crow came
to Washington year ago to visit Rev.
DR.. Johnston and she enrolled In the
secretarial course. Upon hsr return to
London, Miss Grow plans to enter sec
retarial work.
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IS CASH aHO,Ued

Old beds, springs and mat
tresseS are worthless yet
WE WILL ALLOW IS CASH
on the marked price of any
BED, SPRING OR MATTRESS
when you buy new ones here
SIS CASH WHEN A NEW
OUTFIT replaces an old one
the present condition
makes no difference, the CASH
ALLOWANCE goes just the
same. AND, we make a SIS
CASH ALLOWANCE FOR
YOUR OLD ICE BOX"
and that applies even IL IL IN
only a box" that resembles a
refrigerator simply select
q refrigerator and we will de-
duct IS IL you have an old one
at home hOw's that?
Evening star., 1930-06-15
GoNzAGA STUDENT WINS.
Philip Wilkinson Takes strayer
College Scholarship.

Philip Wilkinson, l7-year-old senior
Of Gonzaga College. won the $500
scholarship offered annually by strayer
College, Washington, to seniors of prl-
vate and parochial schools In Washing
ton and nearby Virginia and Maryland,
according to an announcement last
night.
The scholarship was awarded on the
basis OF a scholastic ability test pre-
pared by the Center for Psychological
Service in Washington. Mr.. wilkinson,
who received l24 points out of a possible
$50, viii have his choice OF the secre-
tarial or one-year commercial course,
and may begin his studies any time be-
tember Is.
Virginia A. Mcdonnell Of the George
town Visitation Convent, and Marie
Kraft, Of st. Mary's Academy, Alexan-
dria, tied for the position OF alternate
for the scholarship. William r. Freund
of st. Johns College; Genevieve O'Boyle
OF st. Paul's Academy, and Jerome J.
Downey OF Gon2aga College won fourth.
fifth and sixth places, respectively.
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Offers Special Summer Courses

Paul j. Leverone, principal of the
Columbia School of Drafting and Engi-
neering, has announced that the schools
usual Summer policy of offering special
courses In drafting and mathematics
will be followed again this year. These
special courses also offer an opportunity
to students to complete a course in
drafting in time to obtain a position in
the Fall.
Evening star., 1930-06-15

S6.75 Wrought Iron Floor
Lamps, complete with decorated
shade. Your choice of bridge
or junior style @7 90
oaSes ..............
$3.50 Chinese Mat @O Hn
ting Rugs, size 8x10.. %S"1/
$22.0O Finest 25-year Guaran-
teed Coil Bed Springs with he'll
cal springfield tops. All sizes.
$l7.50. Less SIS for @1O IN
your old spring. -. @1&sOU
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AK MURDERER C0NFESSES
Detectives Claim Plantation own
er's Slayer Is in Jail.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June IA R.-
Oscar Perkins, 40, colored. today con-
fesSed the ak murder Of John c. Harbin,
So, plantation owner, July IL. 1929.
at Harbin's home in De Soto County.
Miss, onlcials Of a private detective
agency announced tonight on their re-
turn from fernando, where Perkins Is
in jail
Detectives charged the suspect con-
fessed pouring gasoline over the house
and setting fire to the Harbin home
after the murder
Robbery was the motive for the mur-
der Of Hsrbin. Sheriff Sid Campbell
said
Peddlers Of Cuba are offering cheap
wares on the installment plan.
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$2975 ThreedOOr Oak Refrigerator with white
interior Finest insulation AIS
Ceeo anniversary Sale price, Sl975 l. II
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BILLY DOVES HUSBAND
NOT TO FIGHT SUIT
willat, With Sister in Florida,
Says Divorce Step Is Proper
When Love Has Grown Cold.

BY the Associated Press.
DELAND, Fla, June 14.-Irving VIII
lat wilT>pot contest divorce action
filed against him in Los Angeles by
his wife, Billie Dove, motion picture
actress, he told newspaper men here
today.
Willat said he had not heard that
his wife had filed suit until informed
by newspaper men. He had just re-
turned here from st. Petersburg with
his sister, Miss Lydia z. Willat of
Deland.
IF she feels it is for the best I will
stand aside" Willat said. II am sorry
but when some one no longer loves you
it is the only thing to do"
Willat has been with his sister for
about two weeks. He said he had no
definite plans for the immediate future.
DAWES SON GRADUATES
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SPEED NEARLY 20 KNOTS
Reconditioneed Hamburg Exceeds
Contract Rate From CherbourR.

NEW YORK, June IL (A0.-The re-
conditioned liner Hamburg of the HAM
burg American Line, averaged q speed
OF 1916 knots In It's voyage from Cher
bourg breakwater to Ambrose Light
ship, Capt. Theodore Kocn reported to-
day when the vessel docked from
Europe. The contract speed of the liner
was 1880 knots.
Two days of The run was made
reconditioned by the line to speed up
its transatlantic service.
New South Wales has reverted to the
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-'Oith appealing features of OUALIT,
and especial FEATURES OF SAYINGS
s3OceA.:s,H CAS-, .::. .!!...:s ":,.

s1l9O0 Complete Bed Room Suite-This wall
seems incredible but It is here. Made of finest cat
net WOODS and smoothly finished in American walnl
Large dresser, vanity, dressing table lowboy che
ana new straight-end bed. Fully guaranteed Al
nlversary Sale price, $8300 Less $50 for your 0
a. eladS'
$4,000 Complete 3-Pc Living Room Snite.T7
most unusual value we have yet offered Splendid
made with hardwood frame and covered with he
grace OF velour. Fully guaranteed spring-seat COZ
struction. Anniversary Sale price, $4,000 Less &:
for your suite in trade. .........' '
$!oS.OO Unusually Fine Dining Room Sulte
mace OF selected genuine walnut veneers 60
men ounet, modern china closet, extension table
ana set OF chairs with your choice of leather
velour or tapestry upholstered seats. Fully
guaranteed. Anniversary Sale price S137 Less
$50 Tor your suite in trade e.....,,.
24s.OO High-grade Living Room and Bed
Davenport Suites, finest Jacquard and tapestry
upholstery and loose spring filled reversible
cushions All outside sides and backs covered ,
WIN same material Fully guaranteed. Ami
SuAVS
Evening star., 1930-06-15

Employees in civil departments of the
British government now number 43O,-
900, as compared with 800 900 Just be-
for the World War.
Evening star., 1930-06-15

Select any suite or suites In
our stock examine the
quality, the style and note the
price then II you are sat
isfled, tell the salesman you
have an old suite or odd pieces
at home that you want to have
taken away when you buy this
particular suite AND FOR
THAT OLD FURNITURE ire
gardIess Of its actual condition
or worth) YOU DEDUCT AT
LEAST $50 CASH! And in
addition to this, we may pos
sibIy be in a position to offer
you $50 or up to $1OO If
IL ls in a condition above the
average. FOR EXAMPLE
Evening star., 1930-06-15
ueIIIIItE pIdLS TOT GIfe ImmeuIaJe 1uLufe
DAWES SON GRADUATES
Ambassador Witnesses Ceremony at
! Lawrenceville School.

LAWRENCEvILLE, N. j., June IA
F1.-Gen. Charles G. Dawes, Ambas-
sador to England, tonight attended the
| graduation of his son, Dana McCutcheon
Dawes, at Lawrenceville School. A
class Of Ill received diplomas.
United States Senator Frederick G.
Walcott of Connecticut, class of SO,
spoke at founders day exercises.
Evening star., 1930-06-15

Three Dead in Berlin Heat.
BERLIN, June IA [P.-Three deaths
were attributed to a heat wave which
stifled Berlin today.
Evening star., 1930-06-15

a
Bells are not ring
ing--hOrns are not
blowing - F r Z E
GIFTS are not being
made with a gesture
of appreciation
BECAUSE WE ARE
CELEBRATING OUR
SEVENTH BIRTH
DAY.! We are
attempting 70 build
confidence In this
business and do not
believe that II Is lOgi-
cal to bring into our
store "nic-nacs"
and "doO-dad that
are foreign TO our
STOCK, 70 make a
BARGAIN FLASH!!
We are satisfied to
make a statement
that WE HONESTLY
APPRECIATE THE
CON NFIDENCE OF
w ASHINGTONTANS
WHO HAVE MADE
POSSIBLE o u r
s e N S A THO IN AL
GROWTH IN so
SHORT A TIME.
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Odds & Ends
at
Ridiculous
Reductions

$15.95 Extra Quality FeIt-base
LinOleum Rugs, size
9xl2. Patterns for de7 nB
every room .,...... @Go1O
$3.50 Kitchen Cabinet Bases,
enameled stn ivory and U0 ~
Jaoe green .......... we u
S19.75 Good Size Dresser, with
mirror, 3 large drawer style.
Made Of gumwood,
finished in American den 90
$3.50 Reed Fiber 3-pc. Suite,
with auto style
spring filled seat ceOA ~
SI7.5O Unfinished Drop-leaf
Table and Windsor
netyle chairs, all ready Gp0 ~
70 paint .......... @IsZO
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EDUCATIONAL.
Evening star., 1930-06-15

New South Wales has reverted to the
48-hour week
New Britain herald., 1930-11-10
Bowling Match
Sunset \. (
Shires Ceremony Will
 Be Shown by Movies

Los Angeles. Calf, Nov. 10 tCP)- Charles Arthur (The GreaD Shires arose early today 10 don makeup and be married before battery of motion picture cameras to Betty Green baum of Chicago.
 Shires has a contract with Uni versal Pictures through which he will be paid $500 for 10 days work. After much argument he gave permission for the filming of his marriage "as q bonus to the com- pany.'
 Although he acceded to the pres ence of cameras. the orstwhile Washington Senators first haseman refused to reveal the time and place of the wedding.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-10

Lower Lane, Berlin, celebrated their
 30th wedding anniversary Saturday.
 The couple were married in East
 Haddam in 1900 but have lived in
 Berlin for the past 25 years. They
 lave three children, Raymond and
 Louis Austin who live in Berlin;
 and Mrs. George Mccarthy of New
 Britain.
 Mr. and Mrs. R. Clifford Merwin
 of Warrington ridge entertained a
 humber of guests at their home Friday evening with a buffet supper. Mir, and Mrs. Kenneth Relyea of Worthington ridge spent the week end in Boston, where they were among the spectators who watched | the Harvard Michigan football game. MT. and Mrs. George L. Prentice spent the week k-end at their cottage
 on Cape Cod.
 MT. and Mrs. John Rust Of Kan sas City are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Pardon C. Hickey of Worthng-
 ton Ridge.
 Pythian Fair
 The Knights Of Pythias and the
 Pythian Sisters will hold q two-night
 fair in the East Berlin Community hall starting tonight. The doors will
 be open early. A variety of food
 stuffs and fancy articles will be on display. All kinds Of home made candy and cooked foods will be ex- hibited. A good time is assured all who attend. There will be a short entertainment program after which old fashioned dancing will be enjoy ed. William Ritchie Of Kensington will be the prompter. The Pythian Sisters and the Knights of Pythias are cooperating in making this fair one of the outstanding achievements of the organizations this year. East Berlin Items The Wesleyans will meet this eve ming at o'clock at the home of Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Wilson. The business session will be followed by
 a social time.
 Miss Mahelle Barnes attended a meeting of the Wesleyan alumnae and of the Sigma alliance of the Delta Delta Delta sorority at Hart ford Saturday evening. Mrs. Walter H. Payne is confined to her home by illness. Miss Edith Northrop has returned | from a weekend visit with relatives in New Britain.
 .Mr. and Mrs. J. A, Williams Of Penteld avenue entertained relatives ! from Hartford yesterday. The usual weekly whist and social at the Sacred Heart church will be l held this evening at s o'clock in the church social rooms. Mrs. Arthur Horton and Mrs. Michael Donovan of Meriden will be the hostesses on | this occasion. Refreshments will be served after the playing. The Thursday evening whist at | St Gabriel's Episcopal church will Continued on Page ID
New Britain herald., 1930-11-10
To Aid JnemplOyeIl

Manager John Murphy of the 7lainvllle Blue football team Is anxious to arrange a game with the high school Independents for next Sunday. He plans to have it hene-
New Britain herald., 1930-11-10
LEGION, AUXILIARY
 ID SERVE SUPPER 100 Persons Expected at Ar-
 mistice Day Celebration COUPLE WED 30 YEARS
Lower Lane Couple Observe Anni-
 yersary - Cutie Johnson Wedding
 Auto Hits Tree Stump, Two Girls Hurt-Pythian Fair.

Members of Bolton kasic4 post, American Legion and it's ladies auxiliary will combine their efforts tomorrow night in presenting d sup per in Grange hall in commemord- ton Of Armistice Day. Mrs. Lillian Hall as head of the supper commit ice. has announced plans for a tur- ley supper, which will be ample in proportions to serve the 100 per sons that are expected to attend tn 2 celebration.
 The entertainment committee IS composed Of Paul Stange. Leon Hal! and Howard Bunce and they meet tonight to make last minute plans for tomorrow nights affair. It is planned to have Theodore Johnson O. New Britain. past state command e of the |. $. w. V, present as one O the speakers. At the meeting of the committee tonight arrangements will be made to secure the services O two or three other speakers.
 The supper will be entirely in formal and the gathering of mem- lcrs and guests will indulge in danc- ing and other forms Of social enter tainment afterwards. All eX-serviCe- men are cordially invited to the sup per regardless of whether they are TOW members of the Legion or not
 Attend Dedication
 About s members of Bolton Easica post were present at the World War memorial dedication celebration held in Meriden Satur- day. The Berlin Legion members joined in the parade and music was furnished for them by SC. Paul Fife and Drum Corps. Commander Paul NJ. Baker was unable 10 at tend the celebration.
 Membership Teams Busy
 Howard Bunce, chairman of the newly appointed committee on re- neual of membership in the Ameri- can Legion, reports that the eight teams are already arranging to keer Bolton -kaAca posts membership in tact at the beginning of the year ildllS al ullutl way lNi u PiiNS '~ be awarded to the team that does the best work.
 Hits Tree stump
 At S:G0 D. m. Saturday Frank Fletel of Middletown. driving an au- tcmobile owned by J. Lessler alsf of MiddletoWn, ran into tree stump in attempting to turn into School street There were four girls in the car at the time of the accl- dent and two of them received sligh' cuts about the face.
 Constable Raymond Rindwood in vestigated the accident soon after it' occurrence but found no grounds for arresting Fietel and allowed hin to go. Considerable damage was done to the car
 Infant Pneumonia Victim
 Florence Pacyna. five-day-oll daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Johr pacyna Of Berlin, who died of pneu' nonia Saturday night at 6:30 o'cloct vas buried this morning at o'clocH in St. Marys cemetery, New Britain Funeral services were held at th' Holy Cross church in New Brlta1 and were conducted by Rev Steph en Barthowski.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-10
POPE SEES MRS. GIBSON

Vatican City, Nov. 10.-tP-Pope Plus today received in audience Mrs. Hugh S. Gibson, wife of the Amer ican ambassador to Belgium. The pontiff knew Mir Gibson some years ago when the American was minister 10 Poland and he himself was papal nuncio at Warsaw.
 Pope Plus recalled number of friends in common and asked Mrs. Gibson 10 convey a message Of warm friendship to her husband. He then imparted the beuediction.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-10
Grange Card Party

nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Wilson of 15 Crown street under the auspices of the Ladies auxiliary of Plainville Grange. Bridge and whist will be rlayed and prizes awarded the win rcrs. Refreshments will be served. The public is cordially invited to at tend
New Britain herald., 1930-11-10
The infant was born November 3.
 Noman's Aid to Meet

The infant was porn NONcmDer O.
 Woman's Aid to Meet
 The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Aid society of the Ber- lin Congregational church will be held Wednesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Mortimer II. Rhodes on Worthington ridge.
 Tigers Plan Game The kensington Tigers, sandlot football team explained by Lefty Helenski, has negotiations under way for q game with the New Brit ain Trade school team next Sunday at Willow Brook park. The Tigers were to play a game with New Britain team yesterday afternoon at the park, but the adversaries did not show up. SO the game was auto matically forfeited to the locals. The kensington team recently defeated one from Berlin.
 Social Club Meeting St Paul's Social club will hold it's regular weekly meeting tomorrow | night at Tabs hall. It is planned to discuss and possibly take definite | action on plans for renovation of the interior of Tabs hall. Bank to Observe Holiday The Berlin Savings bank will ob- serve Arnistice Day tomorrow by suspending business. This is a res ular holiday for the bank and is ob- | served every year.
 Berlin Couple Marry Yesterday afternoon Miss Muriel
 Johnson. daughter of MT. and Mrs | William J. Johnson of Main street | East Berlin, and Frederick Cutie oi l Pennington avenue were married IT
 Fort Chester. New York. The bridcgroom's parents, Mir. and Mrs l Frederick w. Cutie, were present al 1 the ceremony.
 The couple left Berlin Saturday l morning and were married in the | Methodist church at Port Chester
 They returned home yesterday ant | will make their home with tho
 bridegroom parents on Pennington | avenue.
 Berlin Teams to Attend Party | The setback teams of Paul Clan;
 and Fred Leopard will attend ;
 card party given in East Berlin to | night.
 Married 30 Years ] Mir, and Mrs. Henry A. Austin Q