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Washington Journal., 1934-04-13
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&ialto Sbeater.
Ser Slim lit o@lomour", ein tie
fes Drama nit einem be0aubernoen
muiifalii6en @intergrun0. Die be-
riibmte Shriftiteaerin Coma Serber
bat ben urlpriingli6en &onlan ge-
idrieben, bon Dem oieier Slim ge-
ma6t miiroe. gonitance Cummings
nno 8all 2ufas baben Die Sauptrol,
len inne.
Die @ei9i9te befoBt iid in ser
Saltptiabe init Dem &olnnentar oeS
uetuigen 9reieds~ nno ben gin3elbei-
ten Der 2aufbobn zines Mannes, iei-
ner 6rnu uno oes u9ritten ATE
a4fri6tig uno 81 tiefit perliebt. Ser
Slim beginnt in leidterem Gone uno
aamablid nimmt er einen erniteren
&arafter an uno berbiloli6t Die
Sragmeite anbdufenoer nno idperer
Situationen. Ybilip Neeo, ais Der
vAnoere4 ooer brittle lit gIeidfaas
berporItebeno in ieiner &ole. Or
bat cine i90ne Stimme uno er iingt
mebrere @ale i'm 8erlaafe Der
&anolung.
u@lamour" lit Elm beoeutenoer
Slim, elmer Der ld0nlten iino feiniten.
Cine peitere &eibe gutter &ur5fil-
me iino auf Dem Hrogramm. Nuh
Die geDobnte uno inbaltsreide 800
denidau nit Graham McOtamee,
Dem befonnten @niager.
Washington Journal., 1934-04-13
GENERALIZATION besinnt am 16. Mpril

Der @aibington 8aiebaa-a lub bat
in Ieinen goripieIen nit mebreren
auspdrtigen &lubs gut abgei6nitten
nno 1T in 8aibington angefommen
poielbit am 16. 9lpril oos @roff-
m%tngsipiel itattfin6et. Ser @ofbina.
toner &lub, Ser i'm @oriabre nit Z
Spielen Wfebrbeit iiber Die Seem gor-
fer yanfees on Der Spite Ser Mmer-
icon 2eague Itano, bat audi in oieler
Sailon wieoer cine m1sgeseidnete
Weanni6aft beiiammen un0 oieie
miro allies aufbieten, glei9 bon Mil-
lang an einen guten 9~oriprung al
gelpinnen. 8ir tuiini6en Dem @aIb-
ingtoner &lub uno ieinem tiidtiqen
lungen 5iibrer Soc gronin 6as
aaerbeite.
Washington Journal., 1934-04-13
Or. @OrO6Off-S Sung mnrOe uuu Ser
0eOrgetOlun llniueriitGt seebrt.

9as 9ofument Ser bieligen @eor-
qetpmn l1niperiitGt, NORM 5ralt Or.
Sofie Fredericksburg BON bier bod
geebrt miro un0 meldes ibr 9ienstog
IbenO in @egenmart bon SpiBen Der
meltliden ullo geiitli6en geb0rOen
4merifas feierli9 pom &eftor ser
uniberfit6t Or. SO. s. geebils iiber-
reiht Dur0e, bat III Ser oeuti6en lie.
beriebung Ii. a. ben folgenoen 8ort=
lallt: uIn oieiem Dem @eoG6tnis Ser
Grinder getDiometen Seiertage be-
griiBen un0 ebren mir Die Dame, BE-
rem Gifer ulo @oblt1tigfeit in nii=
leni6aftli6en 9ingen bier uno aus
marts geprieien miro. @ie cine 8pei-
tie Siloegarois, iene dllBerlt beilige
un0 gelebrte Mebtiiiin oes Mittelal=
ters, bot iie iid in ibrer Sllgeno Ser
Wfeoi8in in Sbeorie uno 8raris ge-
miomet, ibre Stroien in Mmerifa
uno in 9eliti6lano nit bo1item 60
be beenoigt nno ii6 Sen 9oftorgrao
Der Weoi5in ermorben. Sft lit tie
nit boben @bren auSge5ei6net NOR
Den, iomobl bon &ollig Qlomig BON
gaDern Dem 9ritten, aIS aid BON
Der &egierung Ser oelltiden &epublif
uno Der ltlliperfitat Miin9en, uno
lie erbielt audi uniere eigene MeoaiQe
0eS amerifaniI6en Soften &reu3e5.
Ingeii6ts oieier Grrungenidaften
baben mir Or. Sofie M1malie 9or6=
boff-Sung fir Die bodIten g[us5eiA=
nltngen Der 9lngelo Secdi Mfaoemie
Der 8iiieni6aften erforen nno ibr
elm entlpre6enoes 0ofnment nit
Dem groBen Siegel Ser uniberlitdt
nno eig%enbdnoiger ultteri6rift freu.
big oargerei6t. Sci Ser 6eier po-
rem anipeleno Ii. a.. Der p1pItli1e Dele
gat, cine groBe &eibe bon 8iid0fen
Senatoren, M~itglieoern oes Gabi-
nettS oes YraiiOenten Noolebelt, Der
@ouOerneur bon M%arplano, BOT
iAafter uno @eianote uno anoere
@ertreter oes oiplomatiiden aorps,
Hibter oes acknowledgements, WRit=
glieoer oes &ongreiies, Der Mrmee
uno Marine, Der &egierungs1mtcr
Der boberen Sdulen uno ionltigea
4~nitalten. @breng6ite, Yrofeiioren,
Aer5tej Die 8reiie uno Stuoenten unO
8ereinsporitdnoe. Die oeuti6e Bot
ifaft mar pertreten oilrh 8otidafts-
rat Or. 81. 2eitner, llnO @emablin.
ilno 8otihaftsrat Or. Meper. 0of
ben Geremonien mar Gmpfang uno
@ratllationsfur inn Garron-gm=
pfangsraum. @ir ihlieBen uniere
eigene @ratulatiou an Or. Noroboff-
Sung gerne an.
Washington Journal., 1934-04-13
0entIder 9amendOr @aibinstOn.

PIN 0tontag, oen 9. glpril fonn.
ten mir uniere SingItlnOe nit gro.
Bem 3ufpabs abbalten. Inner 9iri.
gent, Serr Mfor @unolaG, oerlider.
tie, Dab 0as Stimmenmaterial iebr
gut iei uno mir am 6. Nfoi, unierem
eriten offentIi6en Auftreten, Suites
leilten fonnten.
ltniere 8rGiiOentin, Sri. Marion
@ltgling, iopie SRI. Siloa S1aB,
SefretGrir5 mouen nit ben 9ameu
pom @erein, oie abfommen f0nnen,
Sos AM Mitttuod itattfinoenOe Son.
5ert oeS 9omen1ors bon Baltimore
bciu6en. @ir, sic gu Solie bIeiber
miiiien, piini1en ibnen cine quite 3eii
uno Dem Gamen6or BON Baltimore
einen gldn5enoen grfolg.
@ir bitten ane 1angesluItige 9a.
men Oie unierem 0erein beitretell
m0dtelL nm fommenoen Mtontag, Sen
t6. 4pril, i'm 2ofal 1108 Nortb
Capitol StroBe, plnft s llbr 8u err
i6einen, ga mir nit Sen 2ieoern fiirs
9%on3ert bereits begonnen baben.
@intrittsfarten gum 9reiie bon
So Gents iin6 I'M 2ofal un0 bel ben
9amen oes @ereins iopie i'm 8iiro
oeS Sournols 81 Baben.
IS miro unier naer 8eitreben iein,
unieren &~on5ertabeno fir unierC
@dite unO 5reunoe in ieOer Sinli1i
genuBrei6 81 geitulten.
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Washington Journal., 1934-04-13
Alas 0ereimsereitem
0entidumerifaniider Sport aInb

gnOli6 bat Der SriibIing leineu
ein5llg gebalten un0 begliidt uns
aud gleid nit 5iemIid parmem @et-
ter. 5reilid irrten mir unS gall5
gefpoltig init unierer Soffmung MIN
enoli6 nod eifrig 6uBbou 3t ipie-
len. Die bieiige @erbonosIeitung
lteB uns Die gon3e leBte ISOLDE I'M
unflaren be5iigli6 Ser nod 3u erIe-
~oigenOen Hofalipiele. (90er g0nnt
man meiner Wnnni6af niht oie
Gbre Bofalfieger al fper6eu?) Sc
Oenfaas D%ereinbarten mir nod in IeB-
ter Wfinute elm 6reunoi6oftsfpieI
5fDil6en unieren betoen MannI6af-
ten, Inn penigitens in S1Dung at
bleiben fir einige idDere Spiele, Die
mir oo6 81 germ iiegreib beenoen
mo9teil. Ole &eierDemannl9aft lpiel-
te elm mltnteres Spiel un0 eMr3ieIte
Iogar 5 Gore (Sorm16ter Sobn
9ol8uer). JreiIi1 Dem iesten oie
Sigoipieler 8 Gore entgegen unO
nobmen ionnit Der Gelerbe ieoe Soft
ntng auf @rfolg.
Tim nun mnn6e unierer 5reunoe
Die ertttauidt bonn Blobe gingen, obne
Elm belonOereS glites S~uBballipieI ge-
leben 81 5aben mieoer 3ufrieoen3uItel-
len, baben mir ben grlten 9eutl6en
Sportflu6 BON Baltimore fir ben
10. Os. Ntts. oerpfli6tet. lnIere BET
ben lebten Spiele enoeten ii uno
3-2. Gas fprift fir ii9 lelbft. Allo
bite nd6iten Sonntog, na6mittags
2.3O llbr, in 8ennings. nniere Spie-
ler 6aben ii6 eei1poren ibr aenBer-
ties ber5ugeben, Inn einen Sieg oieies
gtal ii1er 81 IteIen. Mein Sip 1T
3-3.
ltnO Der nun BON unferen Sreln-
ben nod feline &orten fir unieren
8aa am IA. MpriI baben loate, bite
beiorgen sic fi6 re9t3eitig loIde,
oenn Der @ori6al entipre9eno trifft
lid nabiten Sonnabeno TO- ungefGbr
aaes, mas iib CUR 9eutl6en @ereins-
melt DON @aibineton 8abIt.
Ser Omnibus nSour Corners"
ipel6er Die t6te StraBe b~inausfGbrt,
fabrt am Son8plabe porbei; audi tper-
Den an Der Civilization ser Georgia
aoenue @leftrii6en geniigeno so
ris" iein1 Inn Die 8eiuder gum Sn-
Dian Spring @olf Club gu bringen
uno Dieoer ab5ubolen.
Sails gemiiie Serri6aften iid i'm
lnflaren iein IolteuL be3iigli9 Ser
Sage oes Sroian Spring @olf Clubs
bite leien Sic ~folgenoes: Georgia
Apenue na6 Silber Spring, re6ts
oreben an 8erfebrSli6t. Bon BORT
(Route 20 ~ Meilen bis gum Gin
gang oeS &lubgelanOes. Cine rote
Sturnlaterne miro bort ouf Dem
Steiniodel lteben.
Ilio Oenn, auf Elm frobli9es @ie-
oerleben am Sonnabelo,
nit oeilti6em SportsgruB,
6riB @agner.
Washington Journal., 1934-04-13

SD bin iieb3ig Sabre ali, Z
l6reibt 5rau Marie 8en5en aus SOD
oonfielo, g. S. 0@enn i6 mid nicbt
pobl fiible, nebme i6 cine @ohe
lang meme 8ufludt 81 6orni's 81
penfrduter uno fiible mid Damn be.
freit uno erlei6tert in meinem gan.
5en &0rper. @s lit foit ungloubli9
pie moBltuenD oieies Wfittel tDirft. !"
9ieie beriibmte &rGutermeoi3in If
geraOe oos 9fi6tige fir 2eite porge-
l6rittenen 4lters; tie itGrft Die Wlu.
gentatigfeit, oerbeiiert bic geroau.
ung, erbObt ben 4ppetit uno regulieri
ben Stublgang. Nur 2ofalagenten
ernannt bon Or. Yeter Sabrnep &
Sons 60, 2501 @aibington 8lpb.
Chicago, Sn., fonnen iie liefern.
Washington Journal., 1934-04-13
Sm arunfembans.

Serr y. Serbian, Der befannte SSll.
baber Der Electric Nfaio~ gaderei.
29O8 Lite StraBe, 90. 50, muBte
lld elmer g~linooarmoperation inter
5ieben uno befinOet ii9 i'm emergency
9olpital. @ir tpiini6en ibm baloiqe
8ellerung.
Washington Journal., 1934-04-13
Sum I'M Mians 8anf.@ eb1nbe.

Die 8amenieftion oes @oncorO
&lubs beranltaltet am fommenOen
Sonntagabeno, Sen IS. Mpril, cine
MISUNDERSTANDING nit Cans i'm
Higgs 8anfgeb11oe an Ser 14ten
StroBe uno 8arf Goao. Ser Gin
tritt betr1gt IS Gents fir gti9tmit=
glie0er; Mitglieoer lin0 frei. Gin
geniitlider Abeuo 1T alen 8eiudern
getpiB.
Washington Journal., 1934-04-13
@nf Der @e1ernna.

5ron 5ran3 Soeffler, melNe lifJ
Dor filr6em cine 8lino0ormoperotion
unter5ieben muBte, fonnte aus Dem
@oipital e~ntlafIen mer0en uno befin-
BET iid bis 3u ibrer polligen @ene=
Jung bel ibrer Mtlltter, 1918 25te
StraBe, 3orooit.
Washington Journal., 1934-04-13
&artenabemO alim gciten bes
Oentiden 8aiienbanles.

@ontag. ben 16. april, beranItol.
tet Der uSappineB Club" i'm 8tpeiten
Stodtuerf Der 0gaa Carl @oroqe
cine &artenportie llno Iaoet 3l redt
5ablreidem 8eiu6e elm. Ser Gin
trittspreis betrdgt so Gents. Ger
@einertrag lit gum 8eften oes oellt-
i6en @aiienbnuies.
Washington Journal., 1934-04-13
5amilie Sunnemann 1T franf.

Sranfbeit lit in oas 9aus Ser So-
mile Ism Sannemann einaefebrt.
Der in oeuti6en 8ereinsfreiien Be
fannie Serr Sannemann lit i6on oes
langeren bettld9erig uno ieine 6rau
erlitt porige ISOLDE einen S6lagan-
faa. 9as gbepoar mobnt in Scr. 228
Maple apenle, Safoma Barf, Meo.
Washington Journal., 1934-04-13
&OrIber man In
9(merifa ibribt
(8ortieBung BON Ser eriten Seite)

gar fir cine aoniuuftur mar nod
feline 3eit; ober es miro Our9 itraffe
0rganiiierung BON SnOuitrie nno
2auopirti6aft bon arbeitgebern unS
Acknowledgement Ser @rllno ST al-
mdbli6em Aufidmung gelegt.
9ie Sectional 8roaocaIting Cont
pam wiinidt Sbnen re6t gitten Gm-
pfang. @OoO-bDe un0 oltf @ieoer-
boren am 10. April.
Washington Journal., 1934-04-13
,,8inau Iartn"

Mm Montag, ben is. April, miro
in Der SaQe Der ct. Marienfirde an
Der fiinften StraBe 5pii6en 8 un6
s StraBe, abenos $50 llbr, cine
~8ingo PartD~ ftattfin0en. 0ieielbe
miro bon Den n2aoies Of GbaritD"
beranltaltet meroen.
Washington Journal., 1934-04-13
gerlObt.

5rdulein Margaret g~fannIdmiot
bat ii6 am Siterfeite nit Serrn Or.
Gbriltopber 8ropne @arnett, ST.,
Eb. O., Brofeiior fir Ybilofopbie an
Der George @aibington llnioeriitdt,
berlobt. Ser5lihe Graduation. 9ie
Termablung ion i'm SUM Itattfinoen.
Washington Journal., 1934-04-13
6amiIieu5mpnds

SEER uno 6rau Seiui Seller muir
De Elm 6 8fllno idnerer Stammbol-
ter g%eboren. Mutter un0 aino be-
Itnoen iiG mobl unO geiuno inn 60
lumbia &ranfenballs.
Washington Journal., 1934-04-13

Die @erpoltung Ser StaOt
@aibington foitete i'm Sabre 1882
fir ben StaatsiGdel $33,473,1 03
ODER auf ben &opf Der Beoolferlng
Der 8unoesbauptita0t nit $4,000
g%inwobnern $68. SIN Sabre 1881
betrag Die ~@usgabe pro &opf $66. 85;
i'm Sabre 1918 MIR $28.42, uno
1918 mar Elm teltreS Sabrl Sin Steu-
ern funen $40, elm ODER
$92.04 auf ben &opf. G~igentums-
iteuern ma6ten 81 Yro8ent oauon
aus.
Washington Journal., 1934-04-13
Sdmeiaeriide Nusfellmns in 8aif.
inatDn.

9ie S6peia bat i'm f~iinften @tod.
tDerf oes groBen &aufbauies @edi
BON bier cine 4usiteaung i9pei3eri.
ider SnOuitrieer8eugniife beranftal.
tet. 9a fiebt man, nn9oem Ser
@eIan0te, Or. Marc Heter, Die 4lls.
fteuung borige ISOLDE er6ffnet bat
3. 3. 8or5euon, &riige, S0pfe, Sci
men. GRANDDAUGHTER, Sol8i6nibereien.
&inoerfleioer, llbren, Weaiifipielia-
den, Sdmudgegenitdnoe, @oelitein-
iDaren, uno bieles anoere. 9ie MuS.
itelung mar bisber in anoeren StdO-
ten Amerifas 5u ieben uno lit unter
Der Aufii6t bon SRI. @liie 8erlianp.
Washington Journal., 1934-04-13
9as @eMeite Som Nemeu
OOer
nDer auffee-@ IGti@"

Sci es Bel @ein, &offee ODER Bier,
9os 3eueIte Itets molten 6ringen mir.
Evening star., 1934-05-06
In Mrmnriant.
AMBRoGI. NARCISO. In

AMBROGI NARCISO. In sad but loving
Ismenbranee Of our dear father, MAR
CISO AMBROGI. who departed this life
eleven years ago today. May b, 1923.
From this world OF pain and sorrow
To the land Of peace and rest.
GOD has taken you. dear father.
Where you will find eternal rest.
HIS DEVOTED CHILDREN.
brance Of our dear wife and mother:
MINNIE L. CLARK, who passed away
one year ago today. May 6. 1888.
No one knows how much we miss you.
No one knows the bitter pain
We have suffered since We lost you.
wilson LIE has H not 6ARK sftn she @ITsoN Ssms JR
JACK AND LORRAINE
HOLMES. SUMNER GARRISON. In sad
tSer ISs i0v2H suMNER Seais GARRsoS Su HoLME SsL
who departed this life four years ago to.
HIS sHILDRES, EDNA. AGNES AND
JACKSON. ELIZABETH. In loving mem
BETH JACKSON. who passed away one
Her GRANDSON. LAURANcE WAL
LACE.
JONES. HATTIE. In loving remembrance
Of my daushter and our sister. HATTIE
aER fia 'sfoS. @of.HERs, Has sts4FfEks AND BROTH
REYNOLDS. IRENE RUBY. A tribut. of
love to the memory Of our beloved
dauehter and sister. IRENE RUBY
REYNOLDS. who left us seventeen
years ago today. May 8. 1917.
Sweet memories will Iinger forever
Time cannot change them. tits true;
Years that may come cannot sever
THE FAMILY.
TALBERT, HELEN LOUISE. Sacred to the
memory of HELEN LOUISE TALBERT.
who derarted this life thirteen years
ago today. May 9. 1921.
We miss you more and more each year
And though the waiting may seem drear,
We know that the time is near
When the meeting shall appear
HER PARENTS AND SISTER .
Evening star., 1934-05-06
.BAPT|STS TO HOLD
ANNUAL MEETING
Columbia Association Will
Open Sessions With Serv-
ice Tomorrow.

The f1fty-seventh annual meeting Of
the Columbia Association of Baptist
Churches will get under way at the
First Baptist Church, Sixteenth and o
streets tomorrow night at 1880
o'clock. and will continue through
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The association represents 20 Baptist
churches in Washington and its en-
virons, with a total membership of
about $4,000. The session will be
formally started with song service,
conducted by r. E. Tapp, following
which there will be a roll call, and
hymn.
Choir VIII Sing.
Opening prayer will be lead by Rev.
Otho A. Eure. Then the First Church
Choir will present the anthem Sing
Alleluia Forth" by Dudley Buck
Addresses at the first session will be
given by DR.. William s. Abernethy,
president, Northern Baptist Conven-
tion; DR.. M. E. Dodd, president, South
ern Baptist Convention, and w. w.
Everett, moderator, Columbia Associa-
ton of Baptist Churches.
Officers will be elected Tuesday
morning and Ericsson Memorial Church,
East Riverdale, Md, of which Rev.
Herbert Bunyea Is pastor. is scheduled
to be recognized by the association.
This church is new Baptist enter
prise.
Reports to Be Given.
Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Everett will
give the Executive Boards report,
while E. Hilton jackson will speak
for the trustees of the Baptist Home
for Children. The Home for the Aged
report will be read by w. S. Corby,
one of the trustees. Other reports will
be given by Mrs. Bruce Hoofnagle,
president, Board of Lady Managers
of the Baptist Home for the Aged, and
Mrs. E. Hilton Jackson, president,
Board of Managers for Children s
Home.
Tuesday night will be observed as
young peoples and Sunday school
night. Rev. Edwin McNeill Poteat,
jr., Raleigh, N. c., is scheduled to
deliver an address on THE Eyes of
Youth" Nathan Clark. Metropolitan
Church, will be the song leader.
Noon lunches will be served at the
church Tuesday and Wednesday, under
the direction of Miss Elizabeth Wing
field. E. Hilton jackson is general
chairman of the meeting, assisted by
E. N. Hutchins, hospitality chairman,
and H. L. Swinehart, director of
uShers.
Former Gov. Charles H. Braugh Of
Arkansas will address the Columbia
Council of Baptist Men at their an
nual banquet Wednesday night. Free
man N. Stricklin, Calvary Church,
has been appointed banquet chairman
Evening star., 1934-05-06
JEWISH DRIVE WORKERS
WILL PRESS FOR $4,000
Teams Are Canvassing Homes,
Seeking Funds for Destitute
German Jews.

Strenuous efforts were being made
today by 200 volunteer drive workers
in the United Jewish Appeals cam
paign to raise $4,000 by nightfall, in
a S35 900 campaign.
Drive teams, led by Edmund I.
kaufman and Isidore Hershfield, are
making thorough canvass of the
Jewish homes of the city, seeking
funds for destitute German Jewish
refugees and the upbuilding of Pales-
tine.
Thousands of letters were mailed
out from drive headquarters over the
week end, setting forth the desperate
plight of Jews in Central and East
ern Europe. Urgent appeals for con-
tributions were made by the drive
chairman.
Additional workers are still being
recruited in the three weeks drive.
The latest to join the army are men,
bers of the Jewish War Veterans,
under the leadership of DR.. Ivy A.
Pelzman.
The next meeting of drive workers
will be Friday noon at the Jewish
Center.
Evening star., 1934-05-06
BARCLAY BODY BACK
FOR NEARBY BURIAL
Former Riverdale Resident Died
February % at Ancon,
Canal Zone.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
RIVERDALE, Md, May 5.-The
body Of Mrs Rebekah C. Barclay, for
mer Riverdale resident, has arrived
from Ancon, Panama, Canal Zone,
where she died last February % after
a stroke Of paralysis. Interment will
take place Monday afternoon at 3
o'clock in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. The
Eastern Star service will be conducted
by Ruth Chapter. No. 7. of Hyatts-
vile, of which she was long an active
member.
Mrs. Barclay was a resident of Riv-
erdale for 20 years. She was a for
mer president of the Riverdale Wom-
ems Club, active in the Prince Georges
County Federation of Women's Clubs
and a charter member of the River
dale Current Topics Club. Prior to
her departure for Panama last Au-
gust the Riverdale Women's Club gave
her an elaborate farewell luncheon.
She accompanied her law and
daughter, Maj. j. R. Darnall, Army
Medical Crops, and Mrs. Darnan to
Panama, where Maj. Darnall was as
signed to Gorgas Hospital for two
years.
Mrs. Barclay was the widow of
Frank r. Barclay, a Post Office De-
partment inspector. Besides Mrs. Dar-
nall, she leaves two sisters. Mrs.
Samuel Semple and Miss Miriam
Vioghal. both Of Altoona, Pa, and
three grandchildren.
Evening star., 1934-05-06

a bill, now before Congress, which
would prohibit the manufacture, sale
and shipment of adulterated or mis-
branded food. drinks, drugs or cos
metics and regulate the traffic in such
articles to prevent false advertising.
The academy considered the bill more
reasonable than the present pure food
and drugs act.
Section Leaders Chosen.
Section leaders chosen in the gen.
eral election of the academy were:
Astronomy, m at tn EN- atics and
physics: DR.. c. L. Albright, University
Of Richmond, chairman; Miss Mary
j. Cox, Hollins College, secretary;
biology, DR.. r. B. Carroll, Virginia
Military Institute, chairman; DR.. H.
G. Walker, truck experiment station,
Norfolk, subchairman; Prof George
w. Chappalear, Harrisonburg, secre-
tary.
Others named were: Chemistry, DR..
John H. Yoe, University of Virginia,
chairman; DR.. Robert E. Hussey, Vir-
ginia Polytechnic Institute, secretary;
education, Dr. w. j. Clifford, Harris
onburg, chairman; DR.. A. M. Jarman,
University Of Virginia, secretary;
geology, DR.. William McGill, Univer-
sity of Virginia, chairman; DR.. H. E.
Stoe, Washington and Lee University,
secretary; medical science, DR.. j. E.
Kindred, University Of Virginia, chair
man; DR.. E. P. Hoag, Medical College
of Virginia, secretary; psychology, DR..
John McInnis, Hollins College, chair
man; DR.. r. c. Sommerville, Lynch
burg College, secretary.
Evening star., 1934-05-06
DR.. R. A. GREGORY
FATALLY STRICKEN
Gaithersburg Veterinarian Dies
of Heart Attack-Was Ma.
tive of Illinois.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
GAITHERSBURG, Md, May 5.-A
heart attack caused the sudden death
in his near Gaithsburg last night of
DR.. Roy A. Gregory. As, well known
veterinary surgeon and tubercular in
spector. He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Dena Gregory, formerly a Miss
Luther, of Fort Worth. Tex, and a
son, Roy A. Gregory, jr.. 7.
The funeral will take place tomor-
row afternoon from the funeral home
of Ernest C. Gartner here, the serv-
ices to be conducted by Rev. w. T.
Cover. retired Methodist minister
Burial will be at Irving. III.
A native of Irving. DR.. Gregory
graduated from the high school at
that place and later from Kansas
City Veterinary College. After a pri-
vate practice of three years, he en-
tered the service of the Federal Gov
ernment as tubercular inspector
Evening star., 1934-05-06
CHAMP|0NSNAMED
IN 3 KITE FLIGHTS
More Than $50 Participate.
Fourth Contest Deferred.
Others Slated.

More than $50 contestants partici-
pated yesterday in kite tournaments
at Meridian Hill Park, Rosedale Play
ground and Banneker Recreation Gen.
ter under auspices Of the District
Model Aircraft League, in co-opera-
ton with the Elementary Science
Corps, the Community Center Depart
ment and the Municipal Playground
Department.
A fourth tournament scheduled yes
terday was postponed. Other con-
tests will be held each Saturday for
the next three weeks.
The contest held at the Meridian
Hill Park had as its champions Leon
ard Crocker, Kenneth Herman, F. L.
Potter and his daughter, Laura Lee
Potter. These winners will become
registered members of the District
Model Aircraft League. Those to re-
ceive buttons at this contest were Bill
Kitchens. John O'Hagan, Mr.. Potter,
Miss Potter, Leonard Crocker. Bill
Kitchens, Herbert Smith, James Nc
Kenzie, Kenneth Herman.
Rosedale Playground had as its
champions Teddy Rowe, Henry Dab
bondanza, Alexandra Macogay and his
son, Alexandra Macogay, jr. The other
winners included Louis Jondheimer,
John A. Richmond, Lawrence Jor-
danna, Robert Jones, Daniel Palmer,
Enrico Dabbondanza, William Conner,
Chester Coakley. r. Jones.
James Wyatt, Craig Russ and
Patrick Leigh were champions of the
contest held at the Banneker Recrea-
tion Center, while James Shay, Wyatt
Calvin Lewis, Russ, Leigh. Charles
Branch, David Luck, Edward Samuels
Tony Wallace. Rosa Seldom, Julia
Pressey and James Baylor won
buttons.
Evening star., 1934-05-06
DrathH.

ALLEN. JOHN. On Friday. May 4. 1884.
Conn 2EEES ta.hsr 81 Marie. hosRasai Helsn;
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ALLEN. THEODORE d. On Saturday.
May s. 1894. AT 1870 am. at his resi-:
dence, TT 10th st. me-. THEODORE
D. ALLEN, beloved husband Of Meta Al.
May 'hse from the above sesdenes Dn "
siie Church. Iith and Eye sts; NE. a. .
repose Of his soul. Relatives and friends
etery. 2
ALLEN. THEODORE D. Members Of Car
eGs ase0{ e. 'hs
from oh his ussd.y ssd Msg az az lsth s.,
Mass at Holy Name Church. 11th and
n. Ne FRANcfs RI a:fi DELANEY. Grand knisht.
H. J. KANE. Financial Secretary.
1f cha1sf pas oseEs Me- F. ane
Hssttsyiis II e. Mgaday iss Nay - Issf
BEcCA E BARCLAY. The funeral viii
be from Gasch's funeral home at pm; f;
tiShSO W IOIt AiilSOLu ScnctcIy. WucTc
the o. E. s. services will be held. BY
order OF the worthy matron.
M. VIRGINIA THOMPSON Secretary
BARRON, NETTIE II. Suddenly, on
Thursday. May 3. 1894 at Sibley Hos
pital. NETTIE H. BARRON (nee Laux-
MANN. beloved mother of Mrs. Scott
Stilson. Funeral from her late resi-
dence, 10l4 Urell place ne. on Mon:
day. May z, at 2 pm. Relatives and
friends invited Interment Congress
sional Cemetery
BEACH. MAY FOSTER DILLON On
Thursday. May j. 1884. at her home
800 Bradford St.. Pasadena Calf. Mrs
MAY FOSTER DILLON BEACH wife OF
Mai. Ger. Lansing H. Beach. former
chief OF Engineers. Interment will be in
Arlington National Cemetery at a date
to be announced later.
BENNER. BERTHA MAY. On Friday. May
4. 1884. at her residence 1888 Gera-
MUM st. NV. BERTHA MAY BENNER,
beloved wife of Harvey A. Benner
Services at the above address on Mon
day. May z. at $3.50 pm. Interment
Rock Greek Cemetery.