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WINTER coat, size SO; brown fox fur
neckpiece. 103 E. St. Clair. Apt. 4.
BICYCLES-S12 up; tires; repairs. HOFF-
MAN. PSI Mass. LI-5256. 205 E. Wash.
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Deaths

velma Sanders. "a. City Hospital -1do-
carditis.
Esperanto Lockett. 4. City Hospital. tu-
bercuious meningitis.
John Wheeler 81. of 1911 Ludlow.
cOrcnary occlusion.
Nav shafe. 81. of 1927 Central. acute
uremia.
Eli C. Letter. SO. of 2114 Broadway. car
cinOma.
Eldorus o. Brown. 70. St. vincents
HOSPITAL. hVpostatic pneumonia.
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Births

Births
Boy
John and Dorothy Medaris. 1927 Ken
wood.
Girl
Irwin and Myrtle Atherton. 2O5 N
Traub.
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SLIGHTLY used and rebuilt Burroughs
bookkeeping machines from 5000 on up;
also late type Burroughs, Moon-Hopkins
billing and typewriter bookkeeping ma
chimes. Guaranteed and serviced by
ADDING MACHINE SERVICE
e. SALES CORP.
So E. MARYLAND LI-5925
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MULTIGRAPH. Monograph, n and fold
ing machine. Ediphone equipment. 1913
N. Euclid ave. CH-1162
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ELECTRIC MoTORs-Alternating and
direct. l to 10 h. p. Reasonable prices.
l., j McMASTER CH-1945
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NEW LOW PRICES

STORE fixtures; bakery equipment; spe-
cial equipment; buy and sell. 419 E. Ohio.
DURO pump. used; Al condition; reason
able HU-l056
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GIRLS pale blue party dress, like new;
also green coat, lynx collar, size IL. HUI
1889.
GIRLS bicycle, $12: boys bicycle. $40;
both excellent condition. 2105 Langley.
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WE DO motor, pump and air compressor
repairing; electrical service and wiring
of all kind
MEIER ELECTRIC AND MACH. co.
1925 E. Wash. IR-1151
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Is Situations Wanted
R 6 N T A L S

WOMAN-H ousegork Help with children
More for home. r. r. S. Box 1877.
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VICTOR adding machine, Safeguard check
Writer. De Vilbis air gun and cleaner.
sor. suitable for spray work; Custer &
Growler SerWell generator Eagle con-
Meeting rod liner assortment of dies,
taps, piston reamers. vises. 1859 King
oHrc ROLJANNnN
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81 Miscellaneous For Sale


CARLOADS AND CARLOADS
OF fine new suites and odd pieces to trade
ance. Baker Bros. 219 E. washington st.
STORE fixtures; l lift. Downing freezer
counter. cash register, computing scale.
etc: like new; sacrificing. GLADYS
AMPLIFIER-3-t ''Loflin." with micro
phone and stand DR-1n63-W
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I'D Beer Equipment

HIGHEST prices paid for cid gold watches
dental bridges, 1ewelrS, etc. SACKS
BROS. 308 Indiana ave. Phone RI-5994
RAGS ST 90 PER HUNDRED
THE MILLER CO., 100 S. Calf. RI-5150.
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AUToM OLIVE
As Autos for Sale
A. ABELS-FINK AUTO co.

~ n. OaplIoI ave open tEes. LI-ItI-
30 FORD de luxe phaeton; hot water
heater. new engine: SITS. 2740 n. Penn
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RENI A Nkw DeSoto Al F40w llrive-lt-
yourself - Kentucky. RI-7tsa
Evening star., 1934-02-09
STOCKS SELL OFF
81 TO S. "A SHARE
Late Selling Wave Sends
Prices Still Lower at
Sessions End.
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer.

NEW YORK. February 9.-Stocks
declined sharply on successive selling
waves today. Quiet offerings in the
forenoon gave way to active liquida-
ton in the late dealings and shares
conceded l to points over a wide
front. Losers of 3 to included Al
lied Chemical, Case, United States
Steel, ouhnsManville, New York Cen
trail u; American Commercial Al
cohol.
Many losses were pared in a late
rally, but the close was heavy. Trans
fers approximated $3.50, 900 shares.
Foreign exchanges recorded only
small fluctuations. Grains eased. but
cotton stepped up to new high levels
since 1890. Bonds we're irregular
Shares of United States Smelling
lost and Allied Chemical and Case
dropped about 4 each. American Can
and United Aircraft we're down around
2. United States Steel American Tele-
phone, American Commercial Alcohol,
| Union Pacific, Chrysler. Santa Fe,
New York Central and Great Western
Sugar slipped l TO 2. The utilities,
rails, oils, motors and many indus
trials were q little soft
Neither the rubber nor sugar stocks
paid much attention to an increase
in the price of these staples. Bonds
Of some of the sugar companies. how
ever, rallied. interpretations of the
Governments new sugar program were
varied. but the concensus was that
the plan was bullish for Cuban pro-
, ducers.
The lack of enthusiasm for aircraft
| issues was attributed partly to ad-
vices from Washington that POST
master General Farley would recon-
mend cancellation of all mail con-
tracts and call for open bids.
Evening star., 1934-02-09
METROPOLITAN LIFE
BARES 1888 PROGRESS
BY the Associated Pres,


NEW YORK. February 9-The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. is
sued, revived and increased total Of
s3,l749 994475 paid-for life insurance
in 1888, Frederick H. Ecker stated
yesterday at the annual meeting of
the compary's managers. Assets in
creased sol ,388766 during the year
and a record amount was paid to
pollcyholders he said.
OF the total business paid for last
year, 1888 300, 7O6 represented ordi-
nary insurance. sl.505 40 .439 repre-
sented industrial risks and s86 223 $50
composed group insurance. AT the
end of the year the company had
total insurance in force Of Sl8,802,-
984Sl8 in industrial, ordinary and
group risks. and personal accident and
health insurance carrying a principal
sum of benefit of s1,213 622 700, and
weekly indemnity of s12.536,918.
Evening star., 1934-02-09
NATIONAL DISTILLERS
BUYS PENN MARYLAND
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. February 9-The Ma
tional DistiIlfrs Corporation today an
nounced acquisition of the so per cent
interest held by United States Indus
trial Alcohol Co. in the Penn Mary
land Corporation. company engaged
in the manufacture and blending of
whisky.
With the so per cent already owned
National Distillers thus becomes sole
owner of the Penn-Maryland Co. 1t
is understood United States Industrial
Alcohol Co. will receive $4,000 shares
of National Distillers' stock in the
deal.
Evening star., 1934-02-09
COTTON TRADE ACTIVE.

CHICAGO, February P).-Galc
Smart, Cotton Committee chairman,
reported yesterday that trading in
cotton on the futures market Of the
Chicago Board of Trade had record
ed 500 per cent increase in January
over the same period year ago. An
even faster pace. he added. has de-
veloped during the first week of Feb
ruary.
Evening star., 1934-02-09

large number Of
m e m b ers and
guests at the an
nual dinner last
evening al the
Burning g Tree
Club.
The crisp air
on the way to the
charming Mary
land resort put
the guests in the
mood to listen to
an intimate dis
Gu S i o n of ma
$iorol and inter-
Evening star., 1934-02-09
CORBY IS HOST
TO TICKER CLUB
Members and Guests Hear
Discussion of Vital
Finance Problems.
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

Karl W. Corby, president Of the
Washington Ticker CLUB and partner
in w B Hibbs & Co. entertained a
Evening star., 1934-02-09
SILVER QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. February 9 P).-Bar
silver steady, 4 higher ct 49, -,--
Evening star., 1934-02-09

"a. Ulen 4 Co.
511a Sc nd-Ell-Fisher %.
GOA 43 Union Bag d P 3D.. .
507. 45 Union Carb & C %.
2Ol2 ISL. Union Oil Calf %.
1872 11Oia Union Pacific 3d.. =.
y l5t. Union Tank Car 1.20
37'. 30A Unit Aircraft. .....
II 10 Unit Am Bosch.
27Ia % Unit Biscuit G.60).
39I. 35 Unit Carbonu.60). q.
S7s Al Unit Corp.
377s 24'. Unit Corp pf 90.
15L ga Unit Drug. g.........
81. "a. Unit Dyewood. -.
5h 81, Unit Electric Coal. j..
50 SO Unit Fruit Cd. -.
20r. 144 Unit Gas & G.o0).
"a. Ia Unit Paperhoard. =.
131, : Unit Piece Dye Wks
IL .. u S Express. .....
15h 81. U S & Form Secur..
5Ol2 As L S Gypsum t1).
"a Asa L S Hoffman.......
81 53,3 L 5 Ind Alcohol. -.
IL. 81. u : Leather.......,
los. IA u S Leather (A)...
33 Is Us Pipe & F t50c).
10 l6la u S Pipe&F lst 1.20 =.
12a. "a. u S Realty & Imp. =.
21l4 14s. u 5 Rubber .....
39s. 24ts U S Rubber lst pf..
l24I, 96's u S SIN R&M tt4n
60I. 54la U S SIN RIM pf 3 n =.
59la 46 u S Steel.
99la SO y S Steel pf (2).
5ta 3h United Stores (A)..
As Al Univ Leaf Tob (2).
1887 1927 Univ Leaf Tb pftS .
80 l6Ts Univ Pictures 1st pf
pa Ia Univ Pipe & Rad. =.
5h pa Util Pwr & 1t tA). (.
Evening star., 1934-02-09
EadSco Sales Corr

IL l Vadsco Sales Corp.
20 21 Nanadium Corp.
10 Al Van RaaIte-
81 ~ NanRaalte pf staG)
311a 24ss Wick Chem tt2.10).
81. 3,A Va-Car Chemical. .
26 l41s Va-Car Chem So pf
rs 65 Va Elec&Pw pf go i.
8 47s Va Iron Coal & c.. q.
66ls 62 Vulcan Detin (h3).
Evening star., 1934-02-09

23l2 2Oi2 HackenSack W tlt2 }
s 5 Hahn Dept Stores.
A 25h Hahn Opt Strs pf. .
IA 3l2 Hall w F Printing.
23 141a HARRISON & Walker.
~ "a Hat Corp tA).
a IA Hayes Body.
96s. S7h Hazel-Atlas S Gl f5..
1861 1Ol Helme G w tt7)-
lie. 9 Hercules Motor.
60 SO Hercules Powd ! \.
lis III Hercules Pw pf 90 d.
56l, 4Sl7 Hershey Choc (3)..
STA SIS Hershey Oh pf (t5)
s5s 51a Holland Furnace. j..
lO7s So Hollandr A )h12l2 c
1856 $40 HoInestake NJ (t14
Z3L IL Houdaille-Hersh A.
6a 3s4 Houdaille-Hersh B.
29a 21 Houston Oil. .....
51a 3l2 Houston Oil inew).
4Oa. 35i. Howe Sound go. -.
l2Ls ia Hudson Manhattan /.
2412 1888 Hudson Motor Car.
IA 4 Hupp Motors. SO.
Evening star., 1934-02-09

ISIS 12ts Ohio OIL.
: 3as oliver Farm Equip, II,
27n II Oliver F EQ pr pf A.
Ga 51a Omnibus Corp. .....
II Us Oppenheim Collins.
1914 1414 Otis Elevator (60c).
Z An Otis Steel. ......
1873. 9 Otis Steel pr pf. 80.
"a 7SA Owens-Ill Glass go
Evening star., 1934-02-09

~ 81 Zonits Products.... 6% 6n -
Sales Of Stocks New York Exchange
1900 A.M....... $4,000 100000
PM........... 15s000O $500 PM. 2.410O00
Unit Of trading less than 100 shares tPartis extra
able Plus 1 n stock PAYABLE in cash Or stock
Pss P 81: & se.r .diyadsnd ''''~' '''@'' ''''-
Evening star., 1934-02-09

31I % Nash Motors 30. :.
As 80 Nash Chat & St l.. >.
1as A.. Nat Acme Co..
l3A 10 Nat Aviation. .....
4 81. Nat Bella Hess pf. -.
49ia 42is Nat Biscuit t2.soD..
139 l31 Nat Biscuit pr CO..
23's 16l7 Nat Cash Reg tA)..
lila Is Nat Dairy Prd 10.
2la l Nat Dept Stores. -.
49,. 5 Nat Dept st LIST pf. i.
3l's 23L Nat Dlstillsrs.
25'. To-. Nat Enam X Stamp.
l5l7 So Nat Pwr & 1t tS0c)
Ia. lls Nat Hy Mex Isl pit. =.
5st. 40 Nat Steel %.
lSs. lli4 Nat Supply Co.
as 33ia Nat Supply pf. .....
lss. 15ss Nat Tea t60c).
15ts 6la Neisner Brothers. /.
-. 6 Newport Industries
242s 15 n Y Air Brake. ....
45L 3lh y Y Central.
247s Is y Y Chicago < st l. q.
81 liza Ny Chi & ST l. pf..
n. 3ts " Y Dock. k..........
16as 8 NY Dock pf.
139 10S NY & Harlem go.
Ia Il y Y Investors. 80.
24h IA. y Y y II Il Hartfd. /.
375s 231s y Y y II q II pf. ...
1lss s NY ont e. West. -.
22Ts lis \ Y Shipbldg t4oc).
1O7 80 y Y Steam 1st CO..
36is 33t. Noranda tall2)....
s7l2 So Norf G. West pf 90.
81. A.. North Am Aviation.
251. l3as North Am bSro stk-
73 47i2 North Am I'd pf t6)
35l. 2llS Northern Pacific. :.
A, 2's Norwalk Tire & Rub
IS "a Northwest Tel (3. &.
Evening star., 1934-02-09

1O2 97N KCP & l. lst (6).
1914 IL Kans City South. :.
25 1874 Kans City South pf.
go. 6la Kaufman D S h20c.
lS4 1874 kayser & Co th25c)
4ss 2L Kelly Spring Tire.
20 IL Kelly SIP Tire go pf
"a. 4 kelsey-Hayes tA)..
6k On kelsey-Hayes tB). .
lsh 11h Kelvinator IL hc...
q 6Sh Kendall Co pf (6) eel
Evening star., 1934-02-09

20% IA Yale & Towne(60c) .
6sa ~ Yellow Truck. .....
PIN IS Young Spr & Wire. .
32N 211 Youngstown s & T.
Evening star., 1934-02-09


34l2 22L Baltimore Il Ohio. {.
31S. 241a Baltimore d OHIO pf
46ls 3912 Bang d ArooS G. I'D
Ola 3 Barker Bros. ......
10 "a. BarnsdaIl Corp. 80.
80 27 Bayuk Cigars. 49,.
18 10i. Beatrice Creamery.
12as S7s Beldins- Hcmlngwy.
237s 161s BendiX Aviation. -.
141a l21a Beneficial Loan l q.
go 26la Best Il Co (h25c). ..
49A 34s. Bethlehem Steel. -.
s1hs 65A Bethlehem Steel pf.
40 27 Bigelow-San th1)..
1874 l0ss Blaw Knox. ........
20 is. Bloomingdale. .....
6S.. 55 Bohn Alum n t2).
271a 1875 Borden Co t1.60).
2s5s 20.4 Borg Warner. ....
"a. Botany Con Min (A)
1875 IL Briggs Mfg (h25c).
35l< 26 Bristol-Myers f2.10
36l. 3115 Bklyn-Manhat Trn.
s012 81 Bklyn Union Gas S..
10as Z Brunswick Ba Ike.
sss 6ss Bucyrus-Erie. .....
IA. 10 Bucyrus-Erie cv pr,
7is So Budd tE G) Mfg 80.
5as "a Budd Wheel. ......
l5ls "a. Bullard Co. ........
Ia. l Burns Bros \ vic. {.
lga. IS Burr Add Mach 4Oc.
3la pa Bush Terminal. 80.
5l> 3l2 Bush Term deb stk.
IL As Bush Tr Bldg pf ct.
27s 2 Butte Cop IL Zinc.
. liz Butte & Superior. :.
32a4 2l7. ByerS "a Nd. ......
Evening star., 1934-02-09

1874 7 fairbanks Morse.
5S 34I. Fed 1t & Trac pft6)
lO5 IS Fed Mines 4 Smelt.
s.. 6is Fed Mot Truck. 80.
A.. 2 Fed Screw Works.
4 Ia. Fed Water Svc Az.
29lt 222. Federal DIP S t1Oc..
34la 23s. Fidelity-Phoen l.20 I.
IL - Fifth Av Bus 6ic).
24ts Is Firestone t40c)
81 Il Firestone pf A 80. .
6lia 5ll. First Nat Strs -.
"a II F'lorsheim Shoe 'A)
Ia. %. FoIlansbee Bros.
Ella l3 Foster Wheeler. -.
70 60 Foster Wheeler pf. 1.
IA l2i. Foundation Co. 80.
27la 1885, Fourth Nat Inv a95c
IL. lZ1. F'oX Film (A).
63 Sos Franklin Sim pf (O
AS. 43as Freeport-TeXas CD .
80 l6la Fuller Co pr pf. -.
Evening star., 1934-02-09
N THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
2:15 pm.
Stock and Sales
Stock and

Received by Private Wire Direct The Evening STAR
Evening star., 1934-02-09

~ 8 Zenith Radio. ......
IN 5% Zonite Products.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
GIRL SCOUTING SEEN
AS AID TO SCHOOLS
Work Supplements Curtailed Ac-
tivities in Public Institu.
tions, Leader Says.

Girl Scouting as q stop-gap for
schools which have closed their doors
for lack of funds or cut their courses
to q minimum Is advocated as q
partial solution for this problem by
Miss Edith Conant Of the National
Girl Scout field staff.
Quoting figures compiled by the
Office of education, Miss Conant said:
With over 2,250,000 children growing
up with no education whatsoever and
one Of every two cities reducing or
eliminating the extracurricular ac-
ttvities we have come to regard as
essential, every parent and public
spirited citizen Will want to investi-
gate all possible means Of relieving
the situation. The aims and methods
of Girl Scouting are basically those Of
modern progressive education. The
program can certainly supplement
and strengthen even If it cannot sub
stitute for the work of the schools" !"
Miss Conant was the speaker at
Fridays meeting of the Leaders As
sociation of the Washington Girl
Scouts. She pointed out that Girl
Scout leadership provided a fertile
field Of endeavor for school teachers
who are temporarily unemployed.
Many cities, she said, are allowing
credits for such work to teachers.
She was in Washington last week
meeting with the council and staff OF
Washington and Baltimore Girl
Scouts.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
MINT CONTINUES
GOLD COIN TESTS
historic Ceremony of Assay
Group Will Be Held
Wednesday.
By the Associated Press.


Gold coins now are history in the
United States. but in a century-old
ceremony their weight and f1neness
will be tested carefully next week at
the Philadelphia Mint.
President Roosevelt himself names
the testers who are known as the An
nual Assay Commission. The first of
these commissions met in Philadel-
phia back in April, 1901. and report
cd that the silver coins assayed there
among other things appeared to be
the 384th part worse than standard"
"The several deficiencies above men
toned being within the remedy al
lowed by the act of Congress, the
coins issued since the 18th day of
February in the year 1900 are ap-
proved" reported this 1901 commits
sion.
The coming of gold officially halted
when President Roosevelt signed the
money law last week, but some gold
vas coined earlier in the year. Silver,
OF course, still Is being coined
Out Of each delivery of coins made
by the three mints, two samples are
Oct dSlQc III d SCdlCu UOh dt l1lC Z llliu-
delphia Mint. 1t is known as the
~pyx chest" and inherits this name
from a similar box long used for the
same purpose in England.
The Assay Commission divides it.
self into three committees. one for
weighing, one for assaying and one
for counting the coins
Here are the men who will perform
this historic function in Philadelphia
next Wednesday:
Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas,
Or. A. r. Johnston of Reevesville, S.
C.; William A. Ashbrook of Johns
town, Ohio; L. z. Brown Of Jackson,
Miss; Miss Ellen Gowen Hood and
Roland Morris Of Philadelphia.
Ex-ofhcio members Of the commits
sion include j. F. T, O'Connor, con-
troller of the currency; Judge Oliver
B. Dickinson Of the Eastern Pennsyl-
vania district and Burt G. Shields.
assayer of the United States Assay
ONCE In New York.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
$40,O0O,0O0 CROP
LOANS ASSURED
Conferees Agree on Compromise.
Cooperation in Reduction
Required.

BY the Associated Press
Senate and House conferees COM
promised yesterday on provisions of the
new crop production loan bill, decid-
ing to make $4O,000,000 available for
such loans during this calendar year.
Congress is expected to accept the
agreement, after which it will go to
the President.
The conferees also agreed to retain
two major provisions Of the House
bill, one permitting loans on wheat
and other crops, and the second re-
quiring that borrowers must certify
that they are cooperating in the Gov
ernment's crop-reduction programs.
The bill fixes at $3.50 the maxi
mum any individual may borrow. with
a provision that this total may be
increased to s400 in especially needy
cases.
Evening star., 1934-02-11

pastor Of the Lincoln Congregational
Temple. win pronounce the benedic-
ton.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
PENSIONS TO BE TOPIC
Representative Ellenbogen or
Community Forum Period.

An address on old age pensions
will be given by Representative Henry
Ellenbogen Of Pittsburgh, Pa. during
the Washington Community Forum
period of the civic hour from Station
WMAL tomorrow night. The speaker
will be introduced by Elwood Street,
director of the Community Chest. The
broadcast is expected to begin at s:40
O'Clock.
Mr.. Ellenbogen has taken q keen
interest in the old age pension law
as 1t exists In a number Of States, and
his address is expected to attract con-
siderable attention In view of the ef-
forts to get a similar law for the
District through this Congress.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
Man, 80, Seeks Third Wife.

Kumanze, Masinga, who Is well over
90, but he does not know how much,
has arrived In Natal, Africa, in search
Of q wife. He has buried two and
wants another for his "old age" he
says. He had walked 10 miles with
his great-grandson that day, and says
he has soocs that look older than he.
Kumanze is Zulu, and remembers
many Zulu wars.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
Geological Society to Meet.

The Geological Society Of Wash
hgton will meet in the Cosmos Club
Wednesday evening. L. K Wenzel
will speak on "Thiem's Method. a
Field Method of Determining Per-
n1eability." T. B. Nolan will describe
the geyser area near Beowace, New.
and e. N. Goddard will speak on
"The Relation Of Tertiary Intrusive
Structures on the Ore Deposits Of
Jamestown, Colo" All three lectures
will be illustrated.
Evening star., 1934-02-11

EVERY suite and piece Of Lifetime Furniture in our
stocks specially reduced for February, excepting
or factoryprced items which we are not permitted
to change. The buying is in your favor now The saw.
ings are truly worthwhile Why not take tomorrow
in and select the things you need make yoe~
home more livable? You will find much of 1tere~.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
CLUB TO HOLD BALL

Boveglio Organization to Hold
Annual Event Tuesday.
The Boveglio Club of Washington
will hold its annual ball Tuesday eve
ming at the Kennedy Warren, the
guests of honor being DR.. B. G. Mac
Mel, past departmental commander of
the American Legion, and Alfred A.
Picchione.
Ferdinand Lazzeri is chairman of
the Ball Committee and has arranged
for solo dances by "Conchita," a great
artist The officers of the club are
M. Battaglini. president; r. Ambrogi.
vice president; M. Ferrari, secretary;
A. j. Faina, treasurer.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
SERVICE BUREAU OPEN
Council of Social Agencies to Fill
Demand for Workers.

Due to continued demand for VOL
unteer workers by agencies affiliated
with the Community Chest, the Coun-
Gil of Social Agencies has reopened
its volunteer service bureau in room
221. Investment Building. Miss Vir-
ginia Christie, who had charge of the
bureau last Spring, is again in charge.
Approximately 125 women are at
present enrolled in a course for vol
unteers in social work sponsored by
the council Practically this entire
group has volunteered and will be reg
istered through the bureau for work
among the organizations as they may
be needed. Failure of the Commu-
nifty Chest to reach its goal in the last
campaign, it was explained, has re-
suited in shortage of funds which
has prevented any addition of trained
workers.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
Scotch Fair 900 Years Old.

Irvine, Scotland, recently held Its
900th Marymass Fair and old scenes
were revived and q history of the
burgh re-enacted. To commemorate
the visit Of Mary Queen of Scots to
Irvine, the Mary Marymass Queen,
Miss Amelie Wyllie, was crowned.
Charles Arthur, who has carried the
mallet at the proceedings for So years,
was again In the procession which
preceded the unique horse races.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
BURDICK TO SPEAK HERE
Recreation Group to Hear Play
ground Head.

DR.. William Burdick, director OF
the Playground Athletic League OF
Baltimore, will speak before the Rec
reation Committee Of the Council OF
Social Agencies Friday at II am. at
the Y. M. @. A. Mrs. william Comp
ton, chairman Of the committee, will
DR.. Burdick.
DR.. Burdick Will describe co-ordiua-
ton Of activities as they have been
effected in Baltimore. After the
Evening star., 1934-02-11
BRANCH "Y" TO PAY
TRIBUTE TO ROSENWALD
National Exercises Recall Contri.
buttons for Colored In
stitutionR

The Twelfth Street Branch Of the
Y. M. 9. A. will join In . national
tribute to the late Julius Rosenwald
In holding memorial exercises today
at I pm. In the north lounge Of its
building. The services are held to
honor Mr.. Rosenwald for the contri-
buttons and work he made possible in
educating and developing institutional
facilities for colored men and boys.
More than 1000 schools for colored
people have been erected with the aid
Of funds supplied by Mr.. Rosenwald.
The invocation will be delivered by
Bishop w. w. Matthews of the A. M.
e. Zion Church. Rev. r. w. Brooks,
Evening star., 1934-02-11

meeting. members will attend lunch
con of the Executive Council of the
Community Chest to be held at the
Y. w. G. A.