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Gospel Tent Meetings.

A non-sectarian Christian associ-
alton rally will be held Wednesday
evening in the gospel tent at Georgia
avenue and Piney Branch road. Rev
Theodore Elsner, pastor of the Nom
sectarian Tabernacle, Philadelphia,
will preach.
DR.. Clark Forcey, pastor evangelist
will speak at both the Sunday serv-
ices. At o'clock his theme will be
"a Story of the Vine" and at the
evening evangelistic rally he will
preach on Excuse Making" Special
music will be provided at each serv-
ice. The Church of the Air" broad
cast over VOL will be heard at 1 AS
pm.
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going out to dinner.

going out to dinner.
"I don't know, Miss Connell. Miss
Cook has also asked for the $50 and
I don't like to spare you both at that
time"
Miss Halverson herself always took
the $50 and she resented having to
change her routine. Mazda was keenly
disappointed. It would be scramble
to get ready in any case, for she had
not seen the costume and was afraid
1t might need some slight alteration.
She had never before asked favor Of
Miss Halverson and for that reason
she was emboldened to make one more
plea.
I'm sorry I didn't know ahead of
time, so I wouldn't have to ask you to
upset your arrangements, but I was
only asked last night. It's the Medical
Fraternity dance"
Mazda felt she was foolish as soon
as the words were out of her mouth.
Miss Halverson was notoriously scorn-
full of men in general and internes in
particular. She would probably take
pleasure in refusing now. However. to
Maida's surprise, even Miss Halverson
was impressed by the news that she
was going to the dance.
"In that case we cannot allow mere
hospital duties to interfere with mat
ter of such importance" she said
dryly and walked of with a sniff.
Mazda few to her room as soon after
$50 as she could get away. The cos
tune, thank heaven, was there and
Bert had hung 1t up to make sure the
fluffy skirt was not crushed. The din
ner dance was at one Of the downtown
hotels and Mazda was to be called for
at 7:3o to allow time to stop for DR..
Gillespie's girl. 1t behooved her to
hurry. After hasty bath, she put on
her costume and was viewing 1t by
bits in the small mirror about the
dresser when Bert came in.
Keenol" approved Bert. But
aren't you going to wear the wig?"
IT don't know" Mazda hesitated.
What do you Think"
She put 1t on and adjusted the
saucy black hat. It did undeniably
add the touch Of the exotic the cos
tune called for. With the addition OF
the piquant black mask, even the
| glimpse of her head and shoulders
which was afforded by the mirror
made her feel like some one gay and
dashing.
SWELL" Bert applauded. mo one
will know you"
Throwing on her party cloak,
Mazda hurried to the parlor OF the
nurses home and, as she had feared,
found her escorts awaiting her.
She recognized DR.. Gillespie at once,
his neat flaxen hair and precise man.
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Vacation Bible School

The Westminster Memorial Church,
on Seventh street near z street
southwest, Is preparing a one-week
daily vacation Bible school, The
school will meet every morning next
week from 8 to IL o'clock. The pro-
gram will include worship services,
Bible study, memory work, slides, ma
tional missions. moving pictures, hand
work, games and singing. An invita-
ton is extended to any children to
attend this school.
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GUEST TO PREACH
DR.. John Weidley at st. Paul's
Lutheran Church.

Dr.. John Weidley, pastor emeritus
Of the Lutheran Church of the
Reformation. will officiate at st
Paul's Lutheran Church tomorrow
morning and viii preach on "The
Gospel Feast"
DR.. Henry w. Snyder, the pastor
Is on q vacation at Johnstown, Pa
He will be here September 2.
At the Lutheran Home for the
Aged tomorrow, at o'clock, the serv-
ice viii be in charge of G. Worthing.
ton Lowe, q member of st. Paul's
Church and q divinity student al
Mount Airy Lutheran Seminary.
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Metronolitan A. M. x.

Flower Sunday viii be observed to-
morrow at IL am. DR.. Charles H.
Wesley, dean Of the history departmet
of Howard University, will preach on
Jesus Christ, the Rose Of Sharon. T"
At 8 pm. the Missionary Society will
conduct flower service, with an ad-
dress on "The Language Of the
Flowers; by Mrs. Julia West Hamilton.
Mrs. Emma r. Brown is chairman Of
Flower Day Committee. Miss Isa-
dore A. Hardy will preside. Music
by the second choir, Mrs. Marie 4.
Jumper, directress.
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Good VIII Baptist.

The pastor, DR.. James L. Pinn, will
preach tomorrow morning on Buying
in Gods Market" At 2:15 he will
preach at the District Jail. The senior
choir will render special music. In
the evening there will be candle
light rally under the direction of the
senior choir.
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DR.. George o. Bullock, pastor, is
on a vacation. He will return the
second Sunday in September. The
guest preacher tomorrow is DR.. Cost
ner. He will preach both morning and
night. The first Sunday in September
DR.. L. s. Wormley will be the guest
preacher both morning and night.
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Francis Asbury M. K. South.

Rev. Mr.. George w. Hines viii
preach tomorrow at IL am. in the
absence of the pastor, Rev. DR.. Beery.
who Is conduting camp meeting In
West Virginia. The adult classes at
9:30 am. will be addressed by w. w.
MILAN. No evening service during
August.
The Loyal Legion meets Thursday at
3:45 pm. and Friday at 1880 pm.
Boy Scout Troop SO meets.
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Wheels Sewers Woman's Leg.

BALTIMORE, August Is OP.-A
woman, tentatively identified as Mrs.
Catherine Eddie, IS, Greenville, Tenn,
had her leg severed by the wheel of a
street car here last night. The year.
old baby she had in her arms fell to
the pavement, but suffered no injury
other than o bruised nose.
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Second Baptist.

. Rev. George A. Parker, assistant
pastor of Nineteenth street Baptist
Church, will preach tomorrow at IL
am. Rev. Theadmore A. Crawford
will preach in the evening. The B. Y.
P. U. will conduct special program
with a pew rally at pm.
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PetWOrth M. t.

Rev. Thomas G.. Swales of Wilkes
Barre, Pa, will be the guest minister
tomorrow, the sermon topic being,
why Are We Here?"
At the 7:30 pm. one-hour service
Florence Holbrook will preside. Chet
Moye will speak, Maurice Hanson will
read the scripture, and Virginia Miller
will lead in prayer. A guest violinist,
Edward Peters, will play two num-
bers. Rev. Mr.. Swales will speak on
the question, What Side Are You
On?"
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Volunteers Of America.

Adjt. H. Mills Eroh viii preach at
services tomorrow afternoon in the
mission at All Pennsylvania avenue.
His subject will be Harvesting in
Heaven" Adjt. Eroh will also conduct
the Sunday evening vesper service at
the volunteers free health camp for
children at Ammendale, Md.
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McKendree NJ, e.

The pastor, Rev. Samuel z. Rose,
will be in charge of both morning and
evening services tomorrow. At II am.
he will speak on "Contentment in
Difficult Times" Special vocal selec-
ton to be arranged by Stanley Bell.
At 8 pm. Mr.. Rose viii preach on
"Vipers Among Violets." Informal
song service.
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A round table discussion Of public
housing projects designed to eliminate
metropolitan slums will be broadcast
by wJSv from to 7:3o. Secretary of
Interior Ickes will act as chairman.
Three European housing experts-Sir
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MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.

Raymond Unwin, Miss A. j. Samuel,
and Ernest Kahn-will take part in
the discussion.
Mary Eastman, soprano, will present
program of light romantic music
during her recital over WJsv from
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MARINE CORPS ORDERS.

Fryer, Col. Eli T., retired on Octo-
ber l.
Lee, Lieut.. Col. Sydney S., on Au-
gust 20 detached Marine Barracks,
Washington, D. c., to Marine Bar
racks, Quantico, Va.
Racicot, Lieut.. Col. Arthur, on
September ] detached Marine Bar
Evening star., 1934-08-25

GAS to 2. Her program includes
Love Is Like Song" 'Chanson de
Marie Antoinette" and "The Hills Of
Home"
Myrt and Marge. making a personal
appearance at the Fox Theater, will
be heard over WJsV at T:4S.
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Holy Rosary.

The feast Of st. Gabriel Of Our Lady
of Sorrow, the youthful Passionist
patron of Catholic young people, will
be observed tomorrow, under the au-
spices of the confraternity of the same
saint. At 1890 am. there will be q
solemn high mass, with full choir
A missionary priest of the Capuchin
Order from New York will deliver the
eulogy of st. Gabriel.
At 4 pm. there will be procession,
with church societies taking part
Solemn vespers and benediction will
follow.
At 8 o'clock, on the church grounds,
two bands will alternate rendering a
program Of music.
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Congress Street M. p,

The Harrison Bible Glass will meet
tomorrow at 9:45 am. in the audi
torium Of the church. w. H. Harrison,
president, will preside. w. A. Leavitt
will have charge Of the lesson, "The
Unchanging Love of God" Maj. E.
w. Brown win give a short talk, and
Paul B. Elcan will be the speaker. All
men are welcome.
In the absence of the pastor, DR..
Hirl A. Kester, who is out of the city
on his vacation, Rev. H. z. Metcalf
will preach at II am. There will be
no evening service.
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Foundry Methodist.

DR.. J. Lewis Hartsock of Poughkeep-
sic, N. Y, will preach tomorrow morn
ing on 1.-THE Voice Divine" and in the
evening on "The Eternal Pharisaism
of the Human Heart"
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METROPOLITAN MI. E,

The pastor, DR.. Chesteen Smith, will
preach on Moving Temples of the
Spirit" Sunday will be the final day
for the Summer plan in the church
school. Eugene A. Scheele will pre-
side.
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PetwOrth Baptist.

Rev. Glenn B. Faucet. pastor Of
the East Washington Heights Baptist
Church, will be the guest speaker to-
morrow morning His theme Is SAT
taching Old Clothes" He win also
present two numbers on his musical
saw. Arrangements have been made
to have the Yaden Bible Glass for
men attend this service as q group.
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TheosOphists.

master Minds" will be the subject
of q talk, followed by questions and
answers, Wednesday at 8:15 pm. at
the United Lodge of Theosophists,
709 Hill Building. Free lending Ii
brary and reference library Satur-
days from to 5.
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Mckinley Memorial Baptist.

Evangelist J. S. Swami will preach
tomorrow at IL am. on Christ Is
Mighty to Save" and at pm. on
Jesus Christ, the Same Yesterday,
Today and Forever" Music will be
rendered by the Southern Aid Travel
ing Star Quartet.
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Mount M0riah Baptist.

Rev. j. H. Randolph will preach to-
morrow at IL am. and pm. Prayer
meeting Tuesday, 8 pm. The trustees
of the church will sponsor an outing
to River View Park August 30 on
the steamer Madison Hall.
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Activities in Local Churches

at the Y. w. c. A. Thursday evening.
Mrs. Marie N. Brinley viii be the
speaker. Following the meeting there
will be q varied social program.
Young people of all denominations
are invited.
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Plymouth Congregational.

Rev. Arthur w. Gray will speak on
1.-THE Danger of Self-Satisfaction." !"
Music by the junior choir. Prayer
service Thursday, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1934-08-25

chairman Of the Advancement Com
mittee Of the Religious Society Of
Friends or Quakers.
Rev. Philip G.. Murray will preach
on GLASS Diamonds" at 8 pm.
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Fifth Baptist,

DR.. John E. Briggs has returned
from Massanetta Springs Bible Con-
ference at Harrisonburg, Va, and will
preach tomorrow morning on "a
Fighting Farmer" and at night on
Andrew, a Man Who Did His Best. "
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Hamline Methodist.

Chaplain Edwin Burling, U. s. A.,
will be the guest preacher tomorrow
morning. John Murphy, tenor, will
be the soloist, with Herbert F. Keyser
at the organ.
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Friendship Baptist.

Rev r. C. Herbert will speak Sun
day at IL am. Rev. William Weaver
will speak at 8 pm. Prayer meeting
Tuesday from 8 to 1890 o'clock.
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Metropolitan A. M. Is. z. Church.

Preaching tomorrow at IL am. by
Rev. j. w. Mccoy. At 8 pm. q re-
hgious program will be presented by
the Christian Endeavor.
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Healing Services.

The st. Stephens Healing Mission
service will be held Tuesday evening
in the church of st. Stephen and the
Incarnation. Rev. John Robertson, as
sistant rector, will be in charge.
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Peoples Congregational.

In abSense Of the minister, Rev. A.
F. Elmes, Rev. S. A. Gordon Grant
will be the guest speaker tomorrow at
IL am. The midweek prayer service
Is Thursday preparatory to COM
munion. The deacons viii have
charge.
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Zion Lutheran.

"Our Religion on the Road" viii be
the subject Of the sermon by Rev.
Edward G. Goetz tomorrow at II am.
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Calvary Baptist.

Prof. Patrick M. Malin of the eco
nomics department at Swarthmore
College will be the preacher tomorrow
at IL O'Clock. His subject viii be
Freedom and It's Cost" He Is
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Church of the TRANSPORTATION.

Mrs. Roger Galloway will be assisted
by Fritz Maillie, violinist; Jesse Heit-
muller, organist, and the Summer
Choir at II am. tomorrow. Rev. John
]. Queally will off1ciate at 1880 and II
am.
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Sixth Presbyterian.
Third Baptist.

DR.. Godfrey Chobot will preach to-
morrow on "The Great Physician"
Evening star., 1934-08-25

I"AR PICTURES" stimulating
SL colorful pictorial images
coniured through the me-
IL dium of sound alone, will
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Lincoln Temple.

The speaker tomorrow at II am.
will be DR.. Theodore r. Peters,
disciple of the Sacred Science.
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First Brethren.

Services will be conducted tomorrow
by T. C. Lyon in the absence Of the
pastor. The morning theme viii be an
exposition of Romans, viii.32. At the
evening service the subject will be
1.-THE Missing Link" Prayer service
Thursday evening.
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Evangelist to Speak.

Irving Kugler. Jewish evangelist,
will speak on THE Maelstrom" to-
morrow, at 7:45 pm, at the Church
of the Nazarene, 4622 Wisconsin ave-
nue.. He Is connected with the Amer
lean Home Bible Institute.
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st. Marks Lutheran.

The pastor, Rev. ]. Luther Frantz,
will preach tomorrow at IL am. He
has been attending the Massanetta
Springs Bible Conference, held at
Massanetta Springs, Harrisonburg, Va.
Evening star., 1934-08-25

McCreary, Comdr. Anson Floyd ID
Co., retired, inactive, died August 19
1884, at Naval Hospital, San Diego
Calf
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Bethany Baptist.

Rev. M. w. Miller will be the guest
preacher tomorrow at IL O'Clock, the
subject being "Sure Foundation for
Peace" The poung peoples group,
No. 2, viii have charge Of the evening
service. Robert T. Kirkland will
speak. Prayer service Thursday will
be led by 8. l.. Dameron.
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Divine Science.

Rev. Grace Lightfoot Patch viii
speak tomorrow morning on Christ OF
Today" at Stoneleigh Court, 1706 L
street, at IL o'clock. Wednesdays at IL
am. and 8 pm, at 1903 Thirteenth
street, open classes are held in First
Principles in Divine Science"
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Free Methodist.

Rev. M. Hayden, the pastor, will
speak tomorrow, at II am, on
"shirking Responsibility" and at
night on Divine Revelation" The
annual circuit meeting will be held
Tuesday at pm. Class meeting
Friday night, led by George Mosedale.
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Potomac Heights Community.

Rev. F. L. L. Hitler will preach at
II o'clock tomorrow on God Wants to
Help" His son, Charles T. Hitler. will
sing. The adult Bible class will be
taught by U. P. Gibson at 10:15
o'clock. A special missionary program
will be presented in the Sunday school
by Mrs. Hans Sorenson in the interest
of the Georgetown Old Folks Home.
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Allied Youth Group.

Allied Youth, representing church
and social goups of the city, will meet
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lexington Presbyterian.

Rev. Samuel W. Shane, pastor Of
the First United Presbyterian Church.
Indiana, Pa, will be the guest preacher
tomorrow morning. There will be no
evening service.
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Fifteenth Street PRESBYTERIAN.

Rev. William W. Todd will be the
guest preacher tomorrow at II am.
Subject, "On What Ship Are You
Sailing?" Music by the choir. under
the direction of Miss N. Allen, or
ganist.
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Bethesda Baptist.

The Gospel Tent meetings under
the auspices of Rev. B. M. Osgood.
minister, will begin tomorrow at 7:45
o'clock, at 7008 Georgetown road.
Rev. Arthur G. Slaught will be as
sisted by workers of the Christian
Witness League.
The pastors sermon topic at 11:l5
o'clock, at 7002 Wisconsin avenue,
will be: Individual Responsibility"
The tent meetings will be held
every night, except Monday, at 7:45
o'clock, from August 26 to September
8, under the direction Of Rev. Mr..
Slaught and Rev. T. z. Boorde.
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Fairmount Heights Presbyterian.

Rev. L. E. Terrell viii be the guest
speaker tomorrow at IL o'clock. His
subject is Three Great Maxims of
Life; Know Yourself, Control Your
self, Deny Yourself" Young Peoples
Vesper Service, 6 pm.
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John Wesley A. M. Z. Zion.

Rev. E. L. Madison, financial secre-
tary. A. M. E. Zion Church, will
preach tomorrow morning. At 7:45
pm, Rev. George Fauntleroy will
speak. Music by the second choir
under the direction of Miss Lucille
Mills.
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CHAPTER XIII.

CHAPTER XIII.
w YITH fear and trembling,
M Mazda asked Miss Halver-
Y Y son If she might have $50
supper hour, as she was
The Washington times., 1934-06-19

to see which could propel car and
heavy load farthest up hill in high
gear before the motor stalled.
Here is presented the evidence
gathered from these tests-certifed
by a notary public-evidence which
proves, beyond question, that there
is a real difference in gasolines.
The Washington times., 1934-06-19
NO ANT|PATHY,'
JOHNSON WORD
ONNRA UNION

Gen. Hugh s. johnson has mo
antipathy and no animoSity to-
ward the NRA union" he said at
a press conference today.
This was shortly after the NRA
Lodge, No. 81, American Fedora
ton of Government Employees, had
issued a manifesto charging that
attempts had been made to "get"
John L. Donovan, president Of the
union, and break up that organI-
Zation.
Mr.. Donovan was ouSted yeSter-
day on charges Of insubordination
and inefficiency, precipitating the
present row in the NRA organiZa-
ton.
Peck Responsible
Commenting on the dismissal Of
Mr.. Donovan, General johnson
said:
"He was dismissed on the rec
OmmendatiOn Of DIR. Gustav
Peck"
Here the merry-go-round started,
DR.. Peck refusing to discuss the
case and referring inquirerS to the
American Federation of Labor.
There it was said the case will
not be discussed until a formal
protest over the dismissal has
been lodged with that body.
More to Come
More diSmiSsals are in the off
ing, General johnson intimated,
because Government records and
documents had been revealed"
Members Of the union said Joel
Berrall of the Labor Advisory
Board and Henry Rhine of the
Consumers Advisory Board had
been notified by General johnson
that they are on the dismissal
list.
General johnson said be had
told E. Claude Babcock, president
of the A. F. G. E., that it was per-
fectly all right to organize within
the NRA and that he had notified
Mr.. Babcock before Mr.. Donovan
was dismissed.
Union officials said the Don
ovan case will be referred to the
National Labor Board for action.
General johnson said he will be
more than glad" if this is done.
Mass Meeting Set
All members of the NRA union
were urged to attend a mass pro-
test meeting tomorrow night at
8 o'clock at the Hamilton Hotel.
In the manifesto urging the
members to attend the meeting
it was charged with respect to Mr..
Donovan's dismissal:
"He was fired, not for inef-
fiCiency, but because he led o
delegation to protest . delay in
. case Of manifest injustice to .
union member"
E. Claude Babcock. president Of
the A. F. G. E., will be officially
requested to join in the battle
over Mr.. Donovan's dismissal, it
was said.
The Washington times., 1934-06-19
TGkOnlG Park Club
Pushes Relief Work

Although the other departments
Of the Takoma Park Woman's
Club have discontinued activities
for the summer. the philanthropic
department has decided to con.
tinue work throughout the year,
1t was announced today by Mrs.
A. F. Lingle. chairman of the de-
partment. 1t was decided to hold
summer meetings on the second
Monday Of each month at 10 a. m.
The July meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. F. L. Pratt, when
plans will be made for collecting
clothing during the summer
months for distribution during the
winter.
The Washington times., 1934-06-19
SECRETS OF LIFE UNFOLD
C.W.U. Professor Tells
Of His Experiments
With HormoneS

BERKELEY, Cal, June 19
O.N.S0-Medical science may be
on the verge of amazing discov-
cries relative to the chemistry Of
living matter.
Scientists attending the conven.
ton of the American Association
for the Advancement of Science,
at the University Of California,
today heard startling new theories
expounded by Prof. Vincent Du
Vigneaud, of the George Wash
ington School Of Medicine at
Washington.
Professor Du Vigneaud dealt
with the strange element Of the hui
man body called hormones, pro-
duced by the endocrine, or duct
less glands, and which course
through the blood stream to per-
form their wonders.
Just what these wonders are,
medical science is now coming
slowly but surely to understand,
the speaker said.
Medical science first iSolateS the
hormone, then experiments with
their use in the treatment Of
bodily ills. Thus has been isolated
in crystalline form "epinephrine,"
"thyroxine," from the thyroid
gland already a valuable adjunct
to medicine, the female and the
male sex hormone; insulin from
the pancreas gland priceless to
humanity and cortin from the cor
tex gland.
OF these, two-"epinephrine"
and "thyroxine"-can now be pro-
duced Synthetically. Said Pro
feSsor Du Vigneaud:
1--WE have n long way to 70.
The Washington times., 1934-06-19

But the path Is such an inter-
eSting one that we do not notice
the time consumed in our grad
ual process"
How the airplane will act as
an aid to weather forecast was
by Willis R. Gregg,
chief of the United states
Weather Bureau at Washington.
The Washington times., 1934-06-19

VTHAT furnishes the toughest
w test for the power Of any gas
oline? A hill!
This is why Gulf picked IL famous
American hills as locations for its
power tests. On each of these hills,
leading brands of gasoline, bought
from local service stations, competed
The Washington times., 1934-06-19
o. F. S. CARD PARTY

Harmony Chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star, Vienna, Va, will
hold a benefit card party tomor.
row night at the Vienna home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Georges r. Miles.
The Washington times., 1934-06-19
DOG OWNERS FACE FINES

Fines for failure to procure dog
licenses due last February will no
longer be suspended, according to
an announcement in Alexandria
police court today by Judge F. D.
DuYal.
The Washington times., 1934-06-19
R. o. T. c. IN TRAINING

Sixty.three members Of the How
ard University r. o. T. c. are now
at Fort Washington for six weeks
training.
The Washington times., 1934-06-19

EACH OF THE COMPETING GASOLINES denoted In the
Ier-A Note Gulf ranked than 3rd
place! Oth high ranking ges dropped sometimes low z place