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CoLoRED-p ROOMS AND BATH; Ex-
cellent location, price. 81; 900 less tnsn
Florida ave. 16'
COLORED-BROOKLA 6
rooms, all modern; lot 50x200 BARGAIN at
1920; terms. JAMES z. SCOTT. III
Florida ave. NV. To-
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Poultry and Truck Farms
RENT-SUBURBAN.

4-BED ROOM DWELLING AND BATH
hardwood floors on first floor. and "a acre
of ground. Call Georgia $500.
FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS. MD.-FUR-
nished detached house. 5 rooms, garage
oil burner electric refrigeration. ami
S65 Phone Columbia S7S1.
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sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

CONVENIENT TO 18th ST. AND CoLUM-
bia rd:--Lot 60x159. zoned for garage or
IS5uf Ioufs II p. sHoEMAKER. T i7is K st. ~ NV. w.
Phone National l160.
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RENT-FARMS.
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

SALE OR LEASE FOR FULL SUMMER
season.. only completely furnished cottage
Arundel-on-the-B Bay; all improvements;
KINS. attorney, 1873 De Sales st. NV.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC,

RABBrTS-Easter bunnies, all kinds; white.
Chinchiua ETC. 35c-5Oc-75c-S1. 1901
Perry. Brentwood. Md. Greenwood 2037-W.
DACHsHUND PUPPIES. registered. A, K.
c.; reasonable. Phone North 9677.
POLICE PUPS. Americas finest; Easter
Old Hartford I'd. Baltic. Md. Hamilton
$3.50. 16'
ESKIMO sPTT2 PUPPIES. Thoroughbred
Call Lincoln 1454.
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A GEORGIAN COLONIAL.
TRADE
OLD HOMES FOR NEW.

We vii! accept your old home in trade
on q new one. which we will build for you
according to your own ideas. in any loca-
tion. We buy the lot you select. furnish
plans and finance completely. For prompt
U CUsTOM-BU1Lr HOMES. INC.
60s Columbian Bldg. 416 5th st. NV.
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WEST OF ROCK CREEK PARK.
nN yuynT AUTNIrE

constructed Of stone and brick. A very
large step-down living room with stone
fireplace, An attractive dining room OPEN
ing on q spacious porch. There is beau
tiful kitchen featuring the latest in equip
ment. 8 large bed rooms and two colored
recreation room with open fireplace. Au-
tomato heat. This new house is differ
ent and is priced to sell at q surprisingly
low figure. Act quickly for this outstand-
'A' '" FRANK 8. PHILLIPS.
Dist. 1411. 927 18th. Eve. Adams 1241.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TAKoMA PARK. MD. 217 SPRUCE AVE
near Tulip ave.-Living room bed room
Kitchen. dinette semi-private bath. elec
refrigeration; two adults. $47.50. Shep-
herd 152a-J.
67I2 WISCONSIN AVE@-ROOM AND
bath apt modern. $3.50 per month
THOMAS Z HAMPTON. 1855 Wis. ave.
Phone Bradley 244
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EXCHANGE.

OWNER WILL ACCEPT CLEAR LOT FOR
| equity in beautiful brick Silver Spring
bungalow; balance like rent. Address Box
| 20-R, Star ONCE.
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SALE-HOUSES.
NEW CENTER HALL BRICK.


Featuring den and lavatory on flrst
noor, There are six other rooms and 2
baths. A lot containing nearly 5000 So.
It. Of ground. This home is near the bus.
n the DISTRICT and only 2 short ride by
the way OF Mass. ave. to the heart OF the
city. Undoubtedly an outstanding value.
FRANK g. PHILLIPS.
DIST. 1411. 927 18th. Eve. Col. 3079.
A GEORGIAN COLONIAL.
NEW. S12.750
In . wooded restricted development ad-
3aeent to Rock Greek Park. This home
is q departure from the stereotype. fea-
turing large living room and dining room
on the rear Of the house. overlooking spa
cious grounds. There is q large entrance
han library With adjacent isvstory suit
master bed room with private bsth and
dressing room; Two other bed rooms.
plete the second foor. Above is q large
finished attic. There is an oil burner
house is screened and weather-stripped.
This home he; @ appeal lnur,,ns
District l4Il. S2T 18th st.
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Adam A. weschler & Son. Auctioneers
Household Furniture,
Radios, Rugs, Pianos.
By Auction
AT WESCHLER'S
915 E St. NV.
WEDNESDAY

Commencing at o O'Clock AM.
Living Room and Bed-Davenport
Suites, Dining and Bedroom Suites.
Studio Beds. Kitchen Cabinets. Desir-
able Odd Pieces. Pianos. New Elec.
RANGES, Elec. Fans. Elec. Motors, etc.
/ apl5.16
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SALE-HOUSES.

ON CAPITOL HILL. A ST. AT End NE
6-rm. and bath brick. h. wi h.. cleo: new
Rouse oaner ohs pstfet 2sos
PRETT1EsT SPOT IN MT. PLEASANT.
Ideal neighbors. modern home rooms;
trades considered. Phone owner. Pot. 1895.
REAL BARGAIN ON KANSAS AVE. NV
GsaTass GnorSs. 4S.s Sas sell on easy terms. Call
ON HIGH SITE. NEAR CONNECTICUT
ave. in Cleveland Park-Handsome de-
DHe o III. srf ds t 5 Axe houses Th II ths is
it I4Ia ioioSo St NV. Pfone National "a HAN 1i5a
ACTUAL COST. $4,000; WILL sACRI-
northeast location; 6-room and bath tap
estry brick, concrete. Colonial and double
rear p3rches orr G ,bTeskfast porch inclosedl'
toil burner,l. Frigidaire. hardwood floors
metal weather-stripped new shades limo
oR fsaFs ST. psrc i 45os Ssrsan ha6 5ee Vef
mont ave.
NEW GROOM BRICK HOUSE; ANIL;
de,ached he'd oh. large garden aTransed W S7family
1905 @ st. Sc. 49,
SPECIAL! BARGAINl NV sEMI-DE-
tached 8 rooms. bath. ami. porch. built
IL po5eh kitsssa sssa and dnnette $4,000
WOODBRIDGE.
5-room bungalow, ami. garase; $500
cash. $50 per month.
Z rooms. detached. bargain o-car ga
ms ms piee pic s9,5oo terms e'ssHAS5 csll IoU1s 4.
HALL. Potomac 6O"l. any time.
II 1EEoYzou You ARE nSsi Lq9KINo 2SGSIN
See ass Marion ave. Ashton Heights 8
water h heat; 2,caI ggarsss; lot Is By Is. 4;
shrubbery An ideal home for Army or
ten minutes from downtown. See this
WAPLE JAMES. INC. DISTRICT 3347.
BARGAINS.
Near Lincoln Park. semi-detached;
f'Gsi f9th and Florida ave. s,'nI; ne, rms.
18TH and Nd. ave, 8 rms. Arcola, bay
MR. GLIDDEN wAPLE & JAMES. INC.
BUNGALOW OF BED ROOMS AND
sleeping porch, house screened and
mssd ass &c:
9SaEen!foi THE ToLEDo DO Ssf5 eGHRANTY eoRPoRA:
500 oPEH kHasAs E9R lssREGT1SN5 REG CIV.
rooms 4 bed rooms. recreation room.
0e'' i0'a'11iLE WApLE & JAMES. INC.
=: and 3; and an, and ! b; Il sGecreation
Near 18TH and Col. I'd. Bargain, Ss.950.
Marietta Park. 6.450-Semi-det.. T.
and b. modern and in new-house condi-
Shepherd Park-Center entrance. large
r. and 2 b.. finished attic. oil heat: lot
50xl33; 2;car brick garage. At sacrince
S3. 500 less than original cost; in Mari.
eta Park; det, brick; now only $3.50;
just yrs old; in new-house condition;
r. and 2 b., attic large lot IFS IT. deep:
Diet. garage. Their loss Is your. gain.
Owner will sacrice PetTortdh eYUsed noqrheF o9rhheF
oil burner. b.-i garage; / block to car line.
HORNING REALTY CO..
Tower Bldg. Call Natl. 203O until Pm.
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SALE-SUBURBAN,

BUNGALOWS. HOUSES AND LOTS FOR
sale. ROBERT E. JOHR. 311 Cedar st.
Takoma Park. Phone Georgia 0SS1.
NEAR INDIAN SPRING COUNTRY CLUB
-S-room brick. baths. double garage;
reasonable price and terms. Call Owner
Kensineton 57-F-4. IL
DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY HOME NEAR
Falls Church Vail rooms. three halls
modern improvements; nice shade: 81
acres: must increase In value: Phone
Met. 1872 Fails Church S33-F-3l. 16s
Poultry and Truck Farms.
1874 acres fertile and highly improved
land, Groom double reconstructed bunga-
low. large barn; 600-capacity chicken
brooder houses 1O0-tree commercial apple
orchard (Winter VARIETY: "a mile from
Baltimore Boulevard Only S4,35O.
h.-w.h.. hardwood floors. gas and elec-
tricity: fruits; located near Maryland
See these attractive homes with acreage.
r. T. VIOLET & SON
3s43 34th, Mt. Rainier. Md. Hyatts. s1e.
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

CoLoRED-S.0 FLA: AyE-6, Rms. 4
basemsnt; en- all mod; s47 80; 80 LANE JAMES 4.
T. Detached stone seeeMoNRil eehteT hall bed rooms
3 baths. lear garage; lot lOOx?00; rent
son ( SONS. Cleveland ii5I.
14Is PERRY PL. NV LARGE ROOMS
Grafton. front and rear porches: rent. S65.
49, HARRY 3. PITTS CO; ann
10i5 18th st. NV. Metropolitan 0l00.
We aAyF osEs ALso SEyFRA NGMBsK APP SP
9 AND 3 RIM: KIT; AND BATH APIS.
FALL MR EITzGERAtR PEaIEop WM' SI M n
vEEsfHMGEkMoEI8e vEsfMEaF BEpe EaAHTG}er pIsTR}cr a@Sae @
CHEVY CHAsE-NORTHWEsT SUBURBS.
EDw T. JONES q Co. NC
clev 2300 Evenings. Wise. 2672.
FOR CoLORED--11256-5s 23rd ST; NV;
Five rooms and kitchen; water and toilet
in yard: $50 per month.
montn FIDELITY MORTGAGE INVEST
FOR COLORED.
1917 Potomac St. NV. tbet. NJ and N.
west OF wis. ave - rooms and bath.
furnace heat elec,. large back yard. Rent
,su1ssu ,o,s ,,,% : aAsH PITTS ,oo
COLORED.
423 N. Y ave. NV. x r. b.. el. .$40.50
l7lO Seaton ST. NV d r. b., ell 30. 80
o3.3 Georgia ave r, ell $3.50
1927 4th St NV 3 r .... $3.50
$40 Cailan st. ne. 6r ell ....... 1850
l140 18th st. ne. r. b. ........ 20.50
III Fenton st. ne, 5r. Ell ........ 2O.5O
2224 Georgia ave r, ell ....... 2O.50
53I 26th st. NV. 6r, ........ 1850
27IO K st. NV. 5r...... r 1850
Rear 2215 Ga. ave r. ell ..... 1850
1927 Eye st. NV. 3 r. brick -. 1850
M. FRANK RUPERT.
1O2l eth St. NV Natl OSLO
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S8.45O-16th ST. HEIGHTS.

Beautiful new English Colonial brick
home 6 unusually large rooms , beau
tifu baths attractive kitchen ano dinette
paneled recreation room. ,parauet floors z
you are looking for q bargain don't fail
to see this home. Call Columbia GG14
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RENT-STORES.

BETHESDA. MD. 670s WISCONSIN AVE.
500 per month THOMAS E. HAMP-
TON. tZ05 Wis. ave. Phone Bradley PA.
1906 14th ST. Nw.-STORE WITH TWO
rooms in rear. Reasonable rent. Phone
District 0S64.
LARGE STORE. SUITABLE FOR ANY
$50 per month.
23O1 SHERMAN AVE. DRUG
store .............. $3.50
2O34 Georgia ave-. delicatessen. 20 80
1000 E st. NV. lunch room 5000
90S 21st st. NV. country mkt. $3.50
III G st. NV. delicatessen ~ 215O
M. FRANK RUPERT 1921 7th st. NV.
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RENT-STORAGE SPACE.
STORAGE YARD,
$4,000 feet. on two streets. suitable for
second commercial usage, accessibly located
near the downtown section. For further
information. call
THE MUNSEY TRUST CO.,
National $3.50.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
FARM AND GARDEN.

TWO HUNTERS for sale. one years old
one 10. See Ralph p Counselman. Nor
beck. Md Ashton l65-W.
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PIANO-Colonial style. mahogany baby
grand, S2S5. One of our best-Selling
models and in absolutely new condirton
having been used less than months. Just
one of the many values you'll find on sale
in our store at reduced prices. kits,
1870 c. st
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SUMMER HOMES.

BOXWOOD beautiful; large or small lots
Mrs. Rosa O. Norton. The Plains. Va,
r. r. D. No. 8. Box IA.
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Observation-Disclosures.

ANTIQUE JEWELRY, gold teeth. coins,
silver watches diamonds etc. Highest
prices. Gold Refining Inc. 400 18th NV
APPAREL-Men's women's and children's;
also shoes. hats. curtains, dishes. rugs, fur
NV. Phone Mr.. Winger. Decatur 6310. 1Ss
APPAREL. furniture household goods:
ladies' mems. children's wearing apparel
az all kinds bought We pay cash. Call
Cohen's. Metropolitan 7749. 95 L st. NV.
BICYCLE to suit child II years old
must be reasonable. Phone Columbia
1866.
BOOKS AND POSTAGE STAMPS. all kinds
Pearlman's Biz Book Shop. 933 G NV (No
branch stores.) Metropolitan 54l5
CASH FOR GOLD JEWELRY discarded
trinkets. watches. rings. brooches chains.
See US before you sell. Schiller Bros.
q22 r st. NV. 20.
CLOTHING-Hiehest prices paid for mems
used clothing. Bermans, 1922 18th st. NV.
Phone Metropolitan 3767.
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DESIGNED FOR GRACIOUS LIVING.
CLEVELAND PARK.

Near 34th and Quebec st. In the heart
Of the military and naval colony. This
4-bed room home of pleasing architecture
living. including oil burner built-in gar.
elec refrigerator. 3 large open porches. mas
sive fireplace and maids room. We re-
gard this as very unusual at $3.50. Call
District 1411 or West 1135. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS Realtor .Q27 18th st
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RADIOSLAtwater Kent S3.95; R. C. A
compact. $595; Majestic. S5.95; tubes
RADIO. used auto set. Majestic. 6 tubes
S12 so. Apex Elec Co. 700 9th NV. al G
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PIANO-We have four reconditioned up
rights Of fine make. very specially priced
during our present sale: one medium size
Knabe one medium-size Chickering. one
nedium-size Stenway. one Mason g. Ham,
lin Your choice OF these four Sl42.
Other sale values at $50. $50. SO and up.
Kitt'S 121n
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sample, 1895. slightly marred: regular
S174.50. reduced to S129.50. 709 9th
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FOR SUMMER. FURNISHED. FINE CoUN-
try home on Potomac. % miles from WASH
ington; rooms. 2 sun parlors, electricity
all conveniences; large lawn. boat, etc.
reasonable. Address Box OAR. Star ONCE
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S4.950.

Will build on YOUR lot a beautiful brick
center-hall Colonial house. Large living
rooms tile bath, modern kitchen. base
ment. hot-water heat. Sample house can
be seen. Permanently financed. Govern
ment loan. Low monthly payments. Phone
BUILDER. National 176O. Is.
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SODA FOUNTAIN-One OF the best makes
OF iceless soda fountain. back bar. car
bonator and all accessories. including some
sirup. This fountain is ready to install
and do business without any extras. Prac-
tically new Cost, Sl,100; $500 cash.
1905 Pa. ave. NV. L.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

lele 18th ST. N;W;.osntleman: profes;;
roommate; lovely front room. twin beds
real home; excellent meals North 1857 15s
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rooms kitchen and bath. ready to
move in: walking distance to business and
L st. NV.
The Alendale, Nr. Dupont Circle
zoos ST. n.w-Modern: all outside
rooms and porch; walking distance; So" 81
and S67 so. See janitor or phone Poto-
mac 2271. o. B. HOPKINS. 1141 Church
st NV
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VACUUM CLEANERS, 80 rebuilts: Hoo
vers, Eurekas, Electrolux and many other
makes. Free trial. Terms. 1-year guar
antee Open evenings McKains Service.
413 H st ne Phone Lincoln $3.50.
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COLORED-2.O FLA. AVE.-6 RMS. 4
basement; all mod; S47 so. JAMES A.
DAVIS. broker. ll15 U. North 10444. 16'
Evening star., 1935-04-15

VACUUM CLEANER. Eureka. with attach
rnents, S6. so: exerciser and reducing ma
chine electric dairy. S12.50: cost SIS.
phone Georgia STAG
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Newly decorated. private bath. for two.
Single room; best meals and service.
Evening star., 1935-04-15

TYPEWRITERS highest quality rebuilts.
bargains in reconditioned machines. new
portables; rental and repair service. 2S42
Bladensburg I'd. ne. Phone Atlantic 1850
Omen evenings
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FURNITURE REUPHOLsTERED

Three-piece living room suite reuphol-
stored for S45. covering and new inside
material included. made like new. in finest
tapestry and frieZette; workmanship guar
enteed. La France Upholstery Co. 2509
14th st. NV. Phone Columbia 1912.
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a2O 10th Nw.-Young man share large
front room near bath with shower; we'll
balanced meals. Mrs. Gentry.
1854 MINTWOOD PLACE N.W.-Nice
single room. with excellent meals. in lovely
refined home
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TOMORROW
CIVIC AND SOCIAL.

1890 ANN e citing, Safe
Drivers League, D. c., Board of
Trade Room, 18th and Pa. Ave.
100 p.M.-Luncheon, Women's
National Press Club, willard Ho-
tel.
200 P.M.-Luncheon, 500 PM.
Tea. 800 P.M.-Meeting, Sigma
Epsilon 5orority, Mayflower Ho-
tel.
600 P.M.-Dinner, Craftsmen
Club, Lafayette Hotel.
900 P.M.-Dinner, Propeller
Club, Lafayette Hotel.
800 P.M.-Dinner, Coast Artil-
lery Club Of washington, Lafay-
cite Hotel.
800 P.M.-Meeting. Connects
cut Ave Association, Mayflower
Hotel.
500 P.M.-Dancing Glass; Miss
Julia Cunningham'S School OF
Dance, Wardman Park Hotel
Theater.
900 P.M.-Dinner, Delta Sigma
Fraternity, Lafayette Hotel.
TRADE BODIES
900 A.M.-Meeting, Work Prog.
ress Administration, Mayflower
Hotel.
1000 A.M.-Meeting, National
Wooden Box Association, May
flower Hotel.
1000 A.M.-Meeting, American
Trucking Association, Mayflower
Hotel.
1890 P.M.-Luncheon, Ira d e
Executives Association. Lafayette
Hotel.
1890 P.M.-Luncheon, Wash.
ington Association Of Credit Men,
Inc, Raleigh Hotel.
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Times
Table
TODAY
TODAY
CIVIC AND SOCIAL

$3.50 P.M.-Dinner, Board
Meeting, Business and PROBES
sional Women, Lafayette Hotel.
700 P.M.-Dinner, Jacoby So
ciety, Lafayette Hotel.
800 P.M.-Meeting, Sixteenth
Street Heights Citizens Associa.
ton, Shepherd School, Four
tenth and Kalorama Road, social
evening, entertainment and re.
freShmentS.
800 P.M.-Meeting, knights of
Columbus, Fourth Degree. May.
flower Hotel.
800 P.M.-Meeting, Women's
Democratic Educational Council,
Mayflower Hotel.
TRADE BODIES
1890 P.M.-Luncheon, B. F..
Goodrich Company, Hamilton
Hotel,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-17
CATHOLIC UNIT
To MEET IN
SEATTLE
BY MARY PADGETT

Miss Grace Sprucebank, regent
of Court District of Columbia,
Catholic Daughters of America,
and Miss Florence Winter, ma
tional chairman of the organiza-
tons Convert League, will head a
delegation from Washington to
the sixteenth supreme interna-
tional biennial convention OF the
Catholic Daughters of America,
in Seattle, Wash, July l to T.,
inclusive.
Noted Catholic women leaders
of the North American continent
will head delegations from every
State in the United States, and
virtually all provinces OF Canada,
the Panama Canal Zone, Cuba,
and Porto Rico, to the conven'
ton.
Several hundred delegates and
alternates and many thousands
of visiting members and their
families are expected to attend
the conclave. The gathering will
represent 1000 subordinate courts
and 100000 MEMBERSHIP largest
Catholic women's organization in
the world. There also is a junior
membership of approximately 3d.
900 young Catholic girls.
+ Miss Mary c. Duffy, of Newark,
N. j., one of the foremost Catholic
women leaders in the world, will
preside at the business meetings.
Miss Duffy will also preside at the
Semiannual meeting of the orders
supreme board of national officers
and directors, June %, 20 and 80,
precedin gthe formal opening OF
the convention.
Miss Duffy was. recently honored
by His Holiness, Pope Plus XII, at
the Vatican in Rome, who be-
slowed on her the Papal metal,
'Pro Ecclesiac ct Pontifico," for
distinguished service to church
and country.
Noted leaders of the Catholic
hierarchy will speak, including the
Most Rev. Archbishop Edward D.
Howard, of Portland, Ore; Bishop
William j. Hafoy, of Raleigh, N.
c.; Bishop Edwin v. O'Hara, of
Great Falls, Mont; Bishop Gerald
Shaughnessy, of Seattle, and
Bishop Charles D. White, OF
Spokane.
Other speakers will include Gov.
Clarence F. Martin, Of Washing.
ton; Mayor Charles E. Smith, of
Seattle, and Mrs. Jennie B.
Greene, Of Baltimore, vice supreme
regent.
Newly elected officers Of Iota
Phi Delta Chapter, Delphian So
ciety, are announced today as
follows:
Mrs. G. Frederick Coles, presi-
dent: Mrs. Alexander Wylie, vice
president; Margaret Buchanan,
secretary; Mrs. John A. McAnemy,
treasurer; Mrs. James L. Bates,
Mrs. Mcleod Maurice, and Mrs.
Wilton B. Hutton, board members.
Activities of the chapter have
been adjourned for the summer
months and the next meeting will
be held on September 10 at the
Shoreham Hotel.
The Washington Chapter of
HadaSsah will hold its annual
spring luncheon tomorrow at p.
m. at the Mayflower Hotel, with
Rabbi Irving Miller as the princi-
pal speaker.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-17
HARVARD HEAD
SEES REASON
ONDECL|NE

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June II.
James Bryant Conant, president
of Harvard University. in his an
nual baccalaureate sermon here
yesterday, sounded a call for
courage and humility" The
noted educator took his text from
the gospel of st. Matthew.
Hope for freedom runs low and
reason Gibbs, the speaker declared:
He added:
"A man would have to be
in a most unrealiStic mood in
deed to paint a rosy picture Of
the future. Millions Of unem-
plOyed, uncertainty facing others,
a diSlOcatiOn of our national
life caused by an economic de-
preston, to cure which radical
experiments are being boldly
urged by restless groups.
I'm at least two foreign COun-
tries we see brutal and degrad-
ing tyranny"
He urged members Of the
graduating class to meet the chal-
lenge of the day with courage
and humility,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-17
INCREASED TAX
HIT IN TAKOMA

TAKOMA PARK, Md, June II.
vigorously opposing the increase
of 10 cents per 500 valuation in
the town tax rate for the coming
levy year, the local Young's Dem
ocratic Club will attend meeting
tonight.
The club at a special meeting
passed a resolution protesting
against the increase and named
a committee to study the town
budget to ascertain where the in.
creased expenditures are being
made which would necessitate
the increased tax rate.
The committee is composed Of
DR.. Llewellyn Jordon, Irving H.
Ware and Walter C. Griffin.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-17
Abbott Graduates
To Inspect Plant

Forty-five members Of the
graduating class Of the Abbott
Vocational Training School today
will journey to Baltimore in
buses to make an inspection of
a plumbing supply manufactur-
ing company. The trip will be
sponsored by the Master Plumb
ers' Association of Washington.
A dinner for the graduates will
be given in Baltimore,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-17
Bus Line Extended
To Annandale, Va.

The Alexandra, Bancroft and
Washington Transit Company has
been granted a certificate by the
Virginia Corporation Commission
to extend to Annandale it's pres
ent Bancroft bus line, running
out Columbia Pike. The line be-
tween Annandale and Bancroft
was abandoned some time ago,
but the new certificate permits
resumption Of the service.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-17
Yale President
ASSaiIs Soviets

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, June II.
Bitter denunciation of Soviet
Russia and strong criticism of
the fascist form of government
were voiced here yesterday by
President James Rowland Angel,
of Yale University, in his bacca-
laureate address which opened
commencement week.
profound difficulties" confront
the United States, the speaker
said, and some honest men are
led to doubt whether our. form
of popular government can ad.
just itself without radical changes
to the staggering problems that
face it.
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4Fail to Escape ':
Wisconsin ASYLUM

WAUPIN, Wis, June 17.-Four
patients armed with butcher
knives and an ice pick made an
unsuccessful attempt to fight
their way out of the State Hos
pital for Criminal Insane today.
Four persons were injured in the
battle at the final iron gate which
barred the convicts break for free
dom.
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$4,000, 900 for Library
Urued at Princeton

PRINCETON, N. j., June Z.
Proposals for expenditures of ST..
100000 for an improvement pro-
gram at Princeton University
were made here yesterday by
President Harold Willis Dodds.
The president advocated $4,000
900 for the erection of a new IL
brary; $2,250,000 for expansion of
the facilities of the school of pub
lie and international affairs, and
$1,500,000 for scholarships. Presi-
dent Dodds made his proposals in
report to the National Alumni
Association.
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Wedding Fete Fire
Deaths Reach Four

NEW YORK, June II. GN.sO.
Three more persons were dead to-
day from injuries received in a
fire which tragically disrupted a
wedding party in a Brooklyn
hired hall Saturday night.
The fatalities now total four.
Twenty-one persons, including
the bride-to-be, were still in hos
pitfalls today suffering from burns
and suffocation.
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