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Evening star., 1934-01-21
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Our exclusive copyrighted line includes
Art Calendars: Indoor Billboards. Greetings
Art Blotters. Fans. Direct-Mail Service, Ad-
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also bonus and prizes.
New season Just opened with best business
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magic. Banishes housecleaning drudsery.
FIT FREE Kristee Mig. BOX i54. Akron. Q.
EXPERIENCED BOOK MAN or woman to
sell attractive line Of books for publisher to
Star offce.
EIx-soLE repairs shoes, tenth usual cost
PRODUCTS. 55s West issth 8 SuNSt St. New YORK
sssFsns money %aass
go Ps else erd NE Il Biz Nc yepsss NJ 4t Up to
Dept. 104 South Bend. Ind.
sALEsMEN Worlds largest tire company
@oney; A plentS ne 81 live leads turn.shed nee.
GOODYEAR Service. I4t6 & R W sts NV. NV -e
statesmen who have had house-to- house
experience with toilet articles or food prod
s s seoo Boys IN naso x9s to
Alexandria City and Fairfax County, car
will will help but .. not necessary Address Box
bile essential An unusual commodity. hence
hfa sas VIII as
5 pm. 1892 G st. NV. end A.
SALESMEN-Four S15 sales to stores net
sheed sys cnieaao: FL. III
SALESMAN who has unlimited confidence in
hi his shty to produes To- such n man viii
Americas largest manufactureEs; nationally
sists of rs counties. the Northeastern part
of Virginia. Must have car and show sue
eessful sales record. Personal training will
be given by division manager, This is real
opportunity for lifetime connection Es
tablished accounts and substantial commits
sion paid weekly assure an attractive in
come. Telephone A. H. Greene. Hotel La
fayette, Monday.
statesmen EXECUTIVE
II you are between 20 and 40 years OF
age possess good educational background.
fortitude and ambition, can sell something
really worth while and have ability to direct
other men, an organization Just starting q
national EXPANSION program. has open
lngs above the average. with 8 permanent
fusurs This n is not INSURANCE bonds yaeU
can qualify. this should be your last posi-
ton. Come to Room 4O4 Southern Build
ing ha nj
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HELPLMEN AND WOMEN.

COLORED COUPLE--House man and chauf-
feur, cook and laundress: small salary ex-
pected and experience. Address Box 111-V.
Star once.
COLORED COUPLE, honest. sober, set hall
rent 6-room house for light services. Ad-
dress Box 108-V, Star once.
JANTTOR. middle-aged man (hayine other
steady day 1obl and wife. no small children
white preferred. sober. experienced. can Day
in services all above $40 mo. rent janitor'i
basement pr. and b. apt. References re-
quired. Apply 5716 18th st. NV GE 1883
MARRIED COUPLE white. to take care Ct
rooming house, including housework, fur
mace: $25 month and room. Address Box
4lq-S, Star ofhce.
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CIRCULARS pROHlBlTtD

In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter, it is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona hde answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care of
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tlsers on presentation of the box
number ticket
Evening star., 1934-01-21
LOST AND FOUND.
HELP-MEN.

Lost and Found advertisements may
be found on Page A-9.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

WANTED : SEVERAL MEN TO START
training to install service ELECTRIC refrigero
annecessary H5 sa toos fErnished AddTess Box
3s7-s. Star ONCE.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO INFORM YOUR
self about the life insurance business? An
snd Gi he ss TRoG 1u
out any obligation to you. The class meets
one one evening 2 week If Interested address
TUTORING PRIMARY GRADES KINDER
ano Of a. rsned or and n
enced teacher Phone North 2193-R. 21'
AUTO LESSONS BY RELIABLE. PATIENT
white instructor any hour; parking for test;
permit secured. Noel. phone EN-. 1870.
meets meets ali reG1irements Tor i COLLEGE Wo entrahes
Standards. texts furnished: study at home
Address Box Star e
SHORTHAND, PRIVATE LESSONS; GREGG
Pitman dictation. go to 40: review: begin
ners; exp. teacher; assured results. GE. 1919
GERMAN LANGUAGE SCHOOL: PREPARES
lor research work PRACTICAL thorough courses:
FRENCH lFesa WOMAN teacher Wash schools.
conversation. Please cali Di. 4el5 after
BRIDGE LESSONS--Auction, contract. in
dvdual lessons, club; ladies and gentlemen
good times at bridge. co. 9140.
GREGG SHORTHAND BY EXPERIENCED
teacher. Beginners: review: speed dictation.
Private lessons. Moderate rates. DE. 35s4-J.'
GREGG SHORTHAND DICTATIoN EVE
nings exp teacher; special attention given
temporary Govt. clerks: SIS mo. DE. 366S-J.
AUTO LESSONS FOR PERMIT. ANY TINE
or place: easy parking: furnished. Call
"Old Reliable FOSTER. ME. 1909. %.
FREE LESSONS with every new guitar
90. Hyman Ratner's Music Store, 131
1th st. NV. 27'
PRIVATE LESSONS IN SPEECH AND EX-
preston given by student of Hickman
School of Expression; moderate price; eve
nings only MARY A. WHTTSON 1906
Columbia rd CO. 3967-J.
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Phone: National 1910.
= Nights and Holidays, Adams 1891.
When Q busines Of any kind weathers the
storms OF q half Q century little more need
be said as to its safety, permanence and
satisfactory performance.
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HELP-WOMEN.
fN0atfnmaA

LADY. keen, intelligent. good appearance
pne al. aA tsss ps9ss Mondas se''ns pest
sppointments CaIl Adams Seio Monday.
LADIES with selling experiences, attractive
fSs
ability. has been proven. No agents yet rep
to make so s d + msn ss7sT Women
children need our service and merchandiss.
snd hsve fair Sre s1S be
xth Or ys nsFht snd xesn
/ dress Box i57-v. Star once
SaTs Ste6s q f aotmI time week sas5y con-
s0eas ioos Chandler Bids. AZ @ Eye est St. NV a
| MILLINERY SALES LADIES, experienced
snD spf'aE Aadress St Bos soTe sssH conn
PRIVATE SECRETARY. trained. bookkeep-
ing and filing experience desirable: capable
stenographer Write. fully stating educa-
Sn afs,s EXP sssH nd ssry wanted Ad
selling over telephone; Interesting. high-elas,
work liberal earnings. Call Adams 1882
SALESLADY. experienced. wanted for ladies
ready-to-wear: only those to apply with
Washington experience. 1924 Connecticut ave
! interesting. profitable; full. part time; train.
| ing given Address Box 1ss-V. Star once. :
sTENoGRAPHER EDIPHoNE OPERATOR
ONCE. Address Box 173-v Star ONCE. stat
ing age. experience. salary expected anc
| pi. one number.
good appearance. neat. accurate; state agt
and salary expected. Address Box 170-V
Star once.
| WoMAN-NationaI organization desires wom
a hnancta
indepe1uence. Call NuBone Corset Shop
| s03 American Bldg. for appointment. MA
WOMAN. respectable, middle aged for iish
| housekeeping in family of four: stay nights
/ Catholic preferred; good home. 1915 o St
NV. Phone NO. 689S-J.
wOMEN-Good opportunity for three womer
over 40 years of age to sell accident anc
e health am. and life insurance. Address Boz
WOMEN CD who are willing to work hard
Rapid promotion to hustlers; no canvassing
Apply in Person to Miss Parker. 115 KelloRt
Bldg. 1922 st. NV.
WOMEN 3, to assist sales manager; capable
tional offer to parents: attractive offer: low
price and terms make sales easy to get: mus
boss and earn substantial income. See Mr.
Seals bet. 3 and pm. 5l1 McGill Bldg.
gl0 G st.
YOUNG LADY 70 act as companion or moth,
$40 per month. Phone ME 3sa9.
YOUNG LADY, refined experineced fol
luncheon and dinner. Good city references
required. Apply 1921 H st. NV. Monday
am.
YOUNG LADY as stenosrapher and typist.
general once work; one with experience in
installment accounts preferred. See Mr.
Leonard, Arthur Jordan Piano Co. 18th
YOUNG WOMAN wanted, college graduate
preferred. for organization work Address
Box 247-V Star once. 23s
A ASSISTANT T BUYER for
dresses, coats and sportswear
for popular price merchandise.
State experience and salary ex-
pected. Address Box 1oO-V,
Star office.
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Statesmen

NN-NLIl.O MIN
wanted, experienced in selling
automatic heat, air-conditioning
or appliances preferred, but not
essential. Call 9 to II 80 am.
Maurice J. Colbert Co., Inc,
1908 Nj St. NV.
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MFN-AMBITIO
Who own cars and can furnish cash bond
of $50. and whose previous business con-
nections will bear investigation. will be given
an established territory paying salary and
commission. Mutual Life Insurance Co. OF
Baltimore. 900 Commercial Bank Bldg.
Evening star., 1934-01-21

PIANO TUNING. $500.
ORGANS, pipe ORGANS; repairs reasonable.
Woollev. iii N st NV. Po 1876.
stgeGq esmsnns G
PPatchss' Pia Fd sb Al up Is1o Mathis Bros $40 oS4m
PLAsTERING, specializing in repairing,
plastering and stucco work reasonable and
guaranteed, W. H. Fairall. 930b LIST st.
rLAsTER1NG , REPA1EEpI RED Isstuceo; cement;
walls. repair roofs; reas. guaranteed. Min
PLUMBING. heating; all makes furnaces,
Dove. Sves 1oes 6esSe st. ns Afe Iineoin 1854 q.
QUALITY WORK.
LOW PRICES.
TRUST ONLY TO PROVEN RELIABILITY.
Our Reputation Is Your
Assurance.
SANDS q 81 satisasd dlsssa sn Thss: shSs
the 'ype Of proven reliability in
which II pays to entrust your home
improvements Deal with the leader.
ss5l,06o5 Month1y. n rTT =.
No Payment As Days.
10y Our Tn,,tr ewn trainsd S,3, crews DO the
Papering. Carpentering. Roofing Ce-
menting, Plastering. Weather Strip
ping. Electrical Work, Garages. All
home improvements
Free Estimates Given Cheerfully.
General Contracting Co., Inc,
923 N. Y. Ave NV
Phones District 50S2. $685.
ROOFING Tin. slate and Stag roofing,
guttering spouting, roof
painting. N. ISIS. 500 9th St NV. MA. 1854.
tcentinusd on Next Paga)
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IMPROVEMENT
Established 81 Years.
DEAL, WITH RELIABLE FIRM.

Carpenter painting. papering, room,
81 so up: plumbing heating. roofing. all
general home improvements for the next 80
DAYS at exceptionally low prices. Take ad-
vantage of the lowest prices on construction
work that have been able to offer in
years. All work guar. White. skilled mechan-
les 1919 eth st n W NO 3oT3 AID 62T3
Evening star., 1934-01-21

MEN.
THIS MAY BE THE CORNER
YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR.
will be in Washington on Monday to in
% our distributors; S as crew W managers @ rs and md T. T.
additional field men; wopx
evenings until or o'clock. Don't answer
if you want an easy berth. This is a jot
EARNINGS
than sa any ~ man M 0qd Seeye
according to experience and hours worSed e1
International in scope. Rated triple Al
PRODUCT
s4sed pnsHsd deysa sseaf tame
ness sasf house. s hospitai sanitarium hotel and
institution is a prospect. Nationally adver-
tised sdeeessfuS 1STEa4MssT msFFstss for IL years
will set you up as distributor, crew
supervisor or field man.
QUALIFICATIONS.
Neat, clean appearance. age 25 to 40;
ability to furnish TefeFences; car a helpful 1I
methoa e Of dissaibution and willing to work
hard according to instructions. Men with
families preferred.
PERMANENT.
sss xe VII Be ssed ss saaS Hy on
HiSAIE5S fHHa5aAI EEHP SeT AFF5x 5x:n men who
shsy T nOted ii to s hour ss,I;ns sns
name. az sse % address phone nSne number previous
employment, II married and If open for i'm
mediate employment. All letters conhden-
tally treated. Address Box 114-V. Star
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

AGGRESSIVE MAN wanted 70 handle this
wide food success-similar to potato chips.
Crispy. tasty-trade-winne for stores. Big
for details. FLUFF-O. Dept. $50, st. Louis.
Mo.
CHEMICAL SPONGE cleans Wallpaper like
magic. Banishes housekeeping drudgery.
Women amazed. Hustlers cleaning UP. OUT
FIT FREE. Kristee Mfg. BOX 154, Akron o.
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F K T |.
Course in Electrolysis by
nD nEAEIAIH.

DR.. F r. DEMING.
National Electrolysis Expert.
70 Students Enrolling and Paying Cash
for the Complete Course Of the
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL,
Souths Original, Largest and Finest School
of Beauty Culture.
New day. evening classes now forming
sig l4th St. NV. 1925 N. H Ave. NV.
GENERAL REPAIRING. stoves and furnaces.
thinning and roofing. painting; estimates
cheerfully given. H. r. Bouldin. 55l1
Hawthorne pl. NV. Emerson 215S.
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independence Day Celebrations Will
Be Marked With Much Gayety in
Which Younger Set Will Lead
y 9"1 ee"''".

Fashonable everywhere will be dancing tomorrow night
at least those who enjoy the gayeties of night life WILL
for Independence Day of the national holidays that
is most generally celebrated only in country
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.Zot1ingg:g

with a very interesting looking
couple. Mrs. Duval and their
young son, Alexander B., are
at Bayhead. N. j., with the
William E. Pearsons, who have
opened their summer home
there for the season. Mrs.
Pearson and Mrs. Duval are
sisters.
Mrs. Katharyn Fuqua and
her pretty daughter, Katharyn,
dining on the Powhatan Roof
with some friends. both look
ing very summary and cool.
The former in smart black
and white gown with crisp Or
CANDY edging the neck and a
Panama hat with a narrow
black band. Miss Fuqua wore
a pink knit lace sports dress
with a French blue hat.
X X
Comdr. and Mrs. E. Raymond
McClung back for a visit, and
domiciled at the Chevy Chase
Club. Com mander McClung
came from California with the
American fleet, which he will
rejoin on it's voyage to the West
Coast. Mrs. McClung. who came
East and joined her husband in
New York, plans to return to
California some time in the near
future. They have been enter
tanned at a number of delight
full affairs since they came to
the Capital, and last night were
the honor guests at a dinner
given on the Shoreham Terrace.
X * X
The famous Jimmy Fitzgerald.
who frequents the Mayflower
and is a veritable walking ency-
clopedia on what is going on in
the politics both at the Capitol
and at the White House, met
with a painful accident Satur.
day. A paper of sulphur matches
exploded in his hand and burned
three fingers.
X \ X
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Nicholson,
the latter a leader in club as well
as social activities, seen dining
at the Chevy Chase Club, the
latter in a very lovely blue print.
X
Jesse Jones, head of the
Reconstruction Finance Corpora
ton, and Col. Marvin H. Nc
Intyre. Secretary to the Presi-
dent, lunching together in the
Lounge of the Mayflower, with
two other men. and being
greeted on all sides by friends.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-07-03
Parties in Honor
Or Miss English

Miss Aileen Walden Hood,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Emerson Hood, enter
tanned at dinner on the Ter
race at the Shoreham last eve
ming in honor of Miss Marga-
ret Key English. daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. Merton A. English.
and her fiance, Mr.. Richard
Longstreet Poor, whose we'd
ding will be an event of Thurs
day. July IL.
Others in the company were
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Blair
Yonker, Mr.. and Mrs. James F.
Hood I'd, Miss Mildred English,
Miss Anna Randell, Of Texas.
Miss Madeline Yonker,, Mr..
Bradford Swope, Mr.. Fergus
Lloyd, Mr.. Winton Elliott, and
Mr.. Jack Perry.
Miss English was the guest in
whose honor Mrs. Denwood S.
White entertained at a swim
ming party, luncheon and
shower today at the Congress
sional Country Club.
The guests included Miss Mary
Katherine Spinks, Miss Betty
West, Mrs. George Berry. Miss
Nancy Berry, Miss Randell, and
Miss Peggy Poor. of New Orleans
house guests of DR.. and Mrs.
English, Miss Ferguson, Mrs.
English and Miss Mildred Eng
lish.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Chadwick,
of this city, are at the Hotel Lin
coin in New York city.
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Bride-EIect and
Fiance Feted

Miss Lydia-Lane Foster and
her fiance, Mr.. Frank Gordon
Selby, whose marriage will
take place Saturday. will be
the guests of honor at a dinner
to be given this evening at
the Army-Navy Club by the
formers uncle and aunt, Major
and Mrs. Ziba L. Drollinger.
The party was originally plan
ned for June 80, but was post
poned until this evening.
Miss Foster and Mr.. Selby
also will be honor guests at a
cocktail party to be given at
the Mayflower this afternoon
by Miss Elizabeth Russell, who
will be one of the bridesmaids
at the wedding Saturday.
Brig. Gen. Henry D. Styer, U.
S, A., retired, and Mrs. Styer
have returned to Washington
from Coronado, Calf. They are
at the Martinique, accompanied
by their daughter, Mrs. w. F.
Royal, and plan to stay for sew
eral days.
Mrs. Elizabeth Northrop has
&c her Cllest, at the ShOreham
for two weeks. her niece, Mrs.
William Schrader, of Buffalo,
N. Y.
To Sail Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Morriss Ben
nett will go to New York this
evening preparatory to sailing
Friday aboard the Majestic for
a three months tour of Europe.
They plan to visit England,
France, Switzerland and Russia.
They were the guests in
whose honor a number of their
friends gave a farewell surprise
party Sunday evening" at their
residence in Thirteenth Street.
Among the Washingtonians
who will go to Virginia Beach
tomorrow, are Mr.. Chester A.
Snow, jr., who plans to spend
the day with Mrs. Snow and
their young daughter, Claire,
who went to the Virginia resort
on Sunday to remain six weeks.
Mr.. Snow returned to Wash
ington Saturday from a ten-day
cruise aboard his boat, the
Madelon.
X X
Comdr. Griffith E. Thomas.
u. S. NJ, and Mrs. Thomas, have
come from Pearl Harbor, Homo
lulu, where they have been sta
toned, and are at the Shoreham.
Comdr. Thomas has been
ordered here for duty.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. Golden DON
aldson glimpsed at a large din
ner party at one of the country
clubs. The latter. the glamorous
Frances Starr of stage fame,
was lovely indeed in a diapha-
nous flowered chiffon dinner
dress in which shades of pink,
a favorite color with this ex-
quisite person, prevailed.
They are lin residence" at
Merlands, the country estate of
Col. B. T. Merchant near
Wheaton, Md, which they have
taken for the summer.
Jimmy" Moffett of New York
and Long Island, the newly ap-
pointed Housing Administrator
whose job is to coax a billion
dollars of private capital into
home building and repairing
and who is primarily a leader
in the oil industry, back in
town for a fleeing visit. He has
been spending a lot of time
aboard his yacht lately and is
tanned a deep brown. Glimpsed
as he dashed for the elevator
at the Mayflower Sunday night
he looked typically the New
Yorker. in a pale gray flannel
business suit with a blue tie,
a white shirt with soft collar
and a Panama hat.
Baron and Baroness Max
Won Pagenhardt will entertain
at a large al fresco party to-
night at their new home in
Foxhall Road. George Williams
appears to be making the ar
rangements, and from all &C
counts it is to be a very en-"
joyable affair.
Turner Battle, assistant to
the Secretary Of Dor,
glimpsed lunching at the May
flower on Saturday, and ar
irving just too late for dinner
Sunday night on the Powhat-
tan Roof, where the most heav-
emily music is featured during
the dinner hour. Burrus Will
liams plays the piano accom-
paniments as only he can. and
Marty Rubin. better known as
a vocalist, plays the big fid-
die" Where was Jimmy Sun
day night?
II i
Mr.. Andrew B. Duval
glimpsed dining out-of-doors
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-07-03
Young Bellies Don Cotton This Summer

The cotton situation is fraught with much interest in
the fashion world is in the world of economics and
smart shops and smart criterion there should
be trouble for Southern planters for many years
There sturdy tough cottons which find their logical
place the tennis court the bathing beach, and golf links
There rough tweedy ookng cottons that make ideal
travelling outfits and organdie swisses and mousselanes
for the evening every possible color and variety.
Dolly Fleming who spending the Fourth with her par
ents Mr. and Mrs Robert v Fleming at Rehoboth Beach,
Delaware the guests of Mr. and Mrs John Lewis Smith
their the Dunes perfectly ravshng array
weather frocks of linen and cotton tailored mod
els for and others for the evening in prints and
organizes.
One exceptionally lovely dance frock she is made
Of yellow organdy with wide f of the material
around the decoleage which off the shoulders
row bands velvet ribbon holding it. The skirt fairly swrs
below the knees where wide bias fls give very bouffan
effect"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-07-03
Going to Babylon

The Minister Of Persia and
Nine. Djalal will leave the Cap
ital today for Long Island, to
be the guests Of Lieut.. Col. and
Mrs. M. Robert Guggenheim,
on their estate at Babylon, for
several days.
\ 4 Il
DR.. Hans Kinder, conductor
of the National Symphony Or
cheStra, has returned from
Europe and will go to Philadel-
phia Symphony Orchestra in a
series of summer concerts.
He has been directing the
Concertgebouw Orchestra in
Amsterdam
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-07-03
Mrs. Imbrie Gives
Dinner in NY.

Mrs. Robert Whitney Imbrie,
wife of the late Colonel 1mbrie,
former Consul General to Per-
STA, entertained at dinner last
evening on the Starlight Roof
Garden of the Waldorf-AStoria
in New York, in honor of
Sonora de Sacasa, wife of DR..
Juan B. Sacasa, President Of
Nicaragua.
Her guests were Sonora de
Bayle, wife of the Nicaraguan
Charge d'Affaires: Senorita
Marie Sacasa, daughter of DR..
and Sonora de Sacasa, Senorita
Terisita Aguello, Honorary Vice
Consul from Nicaragua at San
Francisco; Miss Patricia Coffin,
daughter of the late Mr.. Will
liam Coffin, former Consul
General to Berlin, Germany;
Mr.. Orhan Halid, Consul Cen
eral of Turkey: Mr.. Roberto
Sacasa, Mr.. William Morgan
Hobbs, and Mr.. John Fiske
Paine, Jr.
Secretary's Plans
Mr.. Henry Morgenthau, jr.,
Secretary of the Treasury, who
is en- route west visited the
Worlds Fair yesterday.
Mr.. Morgenthau plans to
spend a. months vacation in
Montana.
Miss Bea trice Aitchison,
daughter of Interstate Com
merce Commissioner and Mrs.
Clyde B. Aitchison, left Wash.
ington yesterday by motor for
Burlington, VT, where she will
spend. the summer and later
will be joined by other mem
bers of the family. Motoring
with her were Mrs. Norman
Murray Smith, wife Of Rear
Admiral Smith, and Miss Edith
Brainard, the latter stopping
at Middlebury, vt.
x y X
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-07-03
NewIyAppointed
Attache Here

The newly-appointed Assist
ant Military Attache of Mexico,
Capt. Eduardo Vazquez Zarco,
and Sonora de Vazquez zarco,
with the latter's sister, Senorita
Marc Banos, have arrived in the
Capital, and are temporarily in
stalled at the Roosevelt Hotel.
The Commercial Attache OF
the Embassy and Sonora de
Gaxiola, with their infant
daughter, left Washington today
for Mexico City, to spend a
month. Senior Don Rafael Cas-
taello will take Senior Gaxiola's
place during his absence from
the Capital.
Lopez Leaves
The President-elect of Colon
bia, DR.. Alfonso Lopez, who
has been in New York since
leaving Washington, has started
for Mexico City, accompanied
by Sonora de Lopez and Sc
norita Maria Lopez. In Mex
leo they will be guests OF
President Rodriguez.
X " \
Miss Heath Evans, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ward
Evans, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. George Elliott in
Eaglesmere, Pa, will sail for
Europe on Saturday to remain
abroad until the Fall when she
will return to Renter VasSar.
y X X
Mr.. Rufus Putnam Sd will
visit his sister, Mrs. William
Davis West, at her summer
home at NarraganSett Pier,
later going to-. his place at
Deal, N. ]. r;a....,