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Evening star., 1935-03-14
SENATOR LEWIS WARNS
AGAINST LOAN TO CHINA
Joining Other Nations in Advanc-
ing Money Would Create En-
nifty, He Tells Senate.

By the Associated Press.
A warning against United States
joining with other nations to make
a loan to China was uttered in the
Senate yesterday by Senator Lewis,
Democrat, of Illinois, who said ito
join In a joint loan is to inherit the
sure enmity of both the borrower and
our partners in the loan"
Lewis said "our country has had sad
experience in lending our money to
foreign nations"
I'VE lost our money and lost the
friendship of the nations to whom we
lent the money" Lewis said. Now I
forcibly protest against our Nation
joining with Europe or Asiatic nations
in a loan to either Asiatic or other
foreign nations"
Evening star., 1935-03-14
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Evening star., 1935-03-14
Woman Is Hunt Master.

Marking a step of woman into the
realm of man, Mrs. E. M. Vaughan of
Blackladies, England, has been chosen
master of the Allbrighton Hunt.
Evening star., 1935-06-18

MIR. Albert r. Coumbe of Sligo Park
Hills, Md, left Sunday for o two-week
trip to Kansas City, Kans.
Evening star., 1935-06-18

poets to pass q fortnight with her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pembroke Fitzhugh. Mrs. Stuntz
win return to Vienna the first Of July
TO spend q month with Mrs. Echolls.
Evening star., 1935-06-18
Surprise Party at
Lincoln, Va, Sunday

Mr.. JlIstus Miller, father Of the Rev.
H. J. Miller, rector of st. Georges
Episcopal Church in Clarendon, was
given q surprise party at his Summer
home, "Nirodha Knoll" at Lincoln,
Va, Sunday afternoon to celebrate his
seventy -fifth birthday anniversary.
The party was planned by G group Of
10, including both adults and children
and was held On the gpacious lawn of
the charming old home, with Its wide
panorama of the Blue Ridge Noun
tatns. About O'Clock Mr.. Miller was
greeted by group Of young children,
members Of st. Georges kindergarten
school, who arrived singing a Happy
Birthday" song, which was followed
by Fluctuations and congratulations
from the older members Of the group,
after which the guests scattered to
enjoy the lovely vista, and inspect the
many improvements made on the
home and grounds since the owner
took possession IS months ago. A
picnic supper was served on the spa
cious lawn and the climax was reached
when the honor guest cut his two
TERED birthday cake, dated and let
tered in silver, and having rs tiny
lighted candles, and then opened his
many gifts.
1Mr. and Mrs. Justus Miller make
their home with their son IN the
rectory In Clarendon, during the
Summer and Spring months.
Evening star., 1935-06-18
Pastor Celebrates
25th Anniversary

The Rev. Ira P. Harbaugh. pastor
Of the Ballston Christian Church, and
Mrs. Harbaugh celebrated their silver
wedding anniversary Sunday evening
at q reception from 6 to 7:30 O'Clock
in the church parlors.
Receiving with the Rev. and Mrs.
Harbaugh were Mrs. J. z. Shawhan
MRS. r. s. Shrout, Mrs. Chester Moss
burg, Mrs Edward Dey and others
who planned the celebration. A short
program of music and readings was
given and refreshments were served
from o table decorated with silver
candelabra, pink candles and pink
roses.
The Rev. Mr.. Harbaugh has been
pastor OF the Ballston church for liz
years and it was under his pastorate
that the handsome stone ediflce fac
ing Wilson boulevard was begun and
completed He came TO Arlington
County with his family from Le
Moyne, Pa.
Evening star., 1935-06-18
Suburban Society Notes
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Rowe to Cornell
Commencement
Commencement.

who are visiting another daughter,
Miss Louise Metrailer, In washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. JedrieS have
as their guests in their home IN Ta-
koma Park, Nd, for 10 days, Mrs.
Jeffries' sister, Mrs. z. c. Stewart, and
her daughter, Miss Anita Stewart, and
Miss Josephine Hackney Of Charlotte,
N. @.
Mrs. Jeffries gave q gsrden party In
bonor Of Miss Stewart and Miss
Hackney for q company Of IL young
people Saturday night. japanese Ian
terms were artistically arranged
throughout the rock garden Of the
hostess.
Mrs. Stephen Conrad Stuntz, who
has been the guest Of Mrs. John War
roch Echolls In Vienna, Va, left yes
terday for Culpeper, where she ex-
Evening star., 1935-06-18
Ambassador of Peru
And Children EnrOute
To Eaglesmere, Pa
Belgian Envoy and Family Leave for
Bedford Springs Chinese Minister
to Virginia Spa.

the wedding Of Miss Katrina McCor-
mick and Mr.. Coutlandt Barnes, jr.
The chief Of the docket, mails and
files of the administrative division Of
the Security and Exchange Commits
sion, Mr.. George Henry Payne, enter
tanned at a cocktail party yesterday
afternoon at the Chevy Chase Club IN
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Kingsland
Macy and Mr.. and Mrs. william
ziegler, jr., of New York, who are
visiting in washington for q few days.
Among those attending were members
of official diplomatic and residential
society.
Maj. Gen. Robert q. Patterson,
formerly surgeon general Of the Army,
left last evening for New York and
will sail on the Manhattan Wednes-
day for Brussels. Gen. Patterson is
one of the delegates appointed by the
Secretary Of War to represent the
United States at the Conference in
the last week in this month. He viii
be accompanied by Mrs. Patterson and
their two younger children and will
visit England and France before re-
turning home.
Col. and Mrs. Edward B. Clark have
closed their apartment In the Fairfax
and left Washington for the Summer
months. After July they will be at
the Oceanside In Massachusetts,.
Maj. C. G. Stewart, accompanied
by Mrs. Stewart, has come to Wash
ington from Khartoum. Sudan. Africa.
and win be at the Willard for several
days.
Capt. and Mrs J. M. Wilson Of
Lyndon, KY, are spending a few
days at the Wardman Park Hotel.
Former Representative s. Wallace
Dempsey returned this morning from
Lockport and Buffalo, N. Y, where he
accompanied Mrs Dempsey Friday.
He will stay at the Chevy Chase Club
until the middle of July when he
will join Mrs. Dempsey and will sail
with her 70 europe.
Miss Virginia Hutton was hostess
at luncheon today at the Shoreham,
her guests including Mrs. James p.
Buchanan, Mrs. Edgar Howard. Mrs.
Andrew ]. Montague, Mrs. U. S.
Guyer, Mrs. Rene L. De Rouen, Mrs.
Robert Ramsay. Mrs. Bert Lord, Mrs.
william D. Thomas, Mrs. Nat Patton,
Mrs. j. Hardin Peterson, Mrs. Maurice
H. Thatcher, Mrs. James p. Buch-
anan, jr.; Mrs. Allen Akin, Mrs.
Howard Jones, Mrs. Harry Barnes,
Mrs. w. A. r. Robertson, Mrs. James
Clement. Mrs. Catherine Slaves, Mrs.
Edna B. wheel. Mrs. James Burch
and Miss Sallie Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. David II. Blair en-
tertained dinner guests at the terrace
of the Shoreham last evening.
In the party were Senator and Mrs.
Peter G. Gerry, Judge and Mrs. j.
G. Korner, Mr.. and Mrs. Royal john
son, Mrs. Charles G. Hill, Miss Jane
Hill, Mr.. Charles Cannon. Of Concord,
N. c.: Mr.. Jules Korner. jr., and Mr..
Ben Bernard Of New York City.
Mrs. Charles e. Ferguson and Mrs.
Waugh P. Heygster entertained at
luncheon at the Shoreham yesterday.
Among their guests were Mrs. T. 8.
Tincher. and her daughter, Mrs.
Nelson Hunter of Philadelphia; Mrs.
S. M. Schaeffer, Mrs. Herbert Robert
son, Mrs. William Woods, Mrs. Lac
Murphy, Mrs. Frederick C. Hingsburg,
Mrs. James T. Morton, Mrs. Lee T.
Jones and Mrs. Ruth Morrell.
Evening star., 1935-06-18
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Hosts at Arts Club

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Allen will be
hosts at the dinner at the Arts Club
of Washington this evening, after
which Miss Helen I. Burton, guest of
honor, viii present unique theory of
dramatic art for children, illustrated
with demonstrations from ''The
Tanning Of the Shrew," developed by
the children themselves, and providing
an entertainment that is of interest
from many angles-drama, psychology
and pedagogy.
Evening star., 1935-06-18
Will Wed Cincinnatian.

NEW YORK. June Is (R.-The en-
gagement Of Miss Lydia Ballou Allyn
to Harrison Field, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor Field Of Cincinnati, was
announced yesterday by Miss Aliyn's
parents, MIR. and Mrs. William Ellory
Allyn Of Waterford, Conn. The we'd
ding will be some time in the Autumn
Evening star., 1935-06-18

ME Ambassador Of Peru, Senor
Don Manuel de Freyre y San
tander, and his two children,
Peggy and Frank, left for
Eaglesmere, Pa, this morning and
will remain there during the Summer
months.
The Belgian Ambassador and
Comtesse Won der Straten Ponthoz
and their daughter, Marie Henriette,
returned yesterday from Bedford
Springs, Pa, where they stopped at
the Bedford Springs Hotel for the
week end.
The Chinese Minister and Nine.
Sze, with their young daughter, Miss
Alice Sze, motored to Bedford Springs
Friday and were guests at luncheon of
former Representative and Mrs. Fred
A. Britten and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Wardman at the Bedford Springs
Hotel.
MIR. and Mrs. Britten spent the week
end at the hotel and had with them
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Golden Donaldson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall o.
Leighton.
The Minister of FL Salvador and
Sonora de Castro will entertain at a
dinner this evening at the Shoreham
Hotel in honor of the United States
Minister to El Salvador, DR.. Frank
B. Corrigan.
Mrs. Austin, wife of Senator Warren
r. Austin, was hostess informally at
luncheon yesterday entertaining in
compliment to Mrs. Townsend Nc
Keever and Miss Katharyn Linn of
Chicago who are spending few days
in Washington. Mrs. McKeever and
Miss Linn motored to New York and
came here on their return trip to
Chicago.
Senator and Mrs. James Hamilton
Lewis entertained them at dinner Sat-
urday evening at the Chevy Chase
Club and Sunday Mr.. Lawrence Whit
ing Of Chicago, who was also in
Washington for a short visit, took
them for drive into Maryland where
they remained for dinner.
Senator and Mrs. John H. Overton
of Louisiana have been joined in their
apartment at the Wardman Park
Hotel by their son, Mr.. John H.
Overton. jr.. who came from Alexan-
dria, La, and will remain for the
balance of the congressional session.
Senator and Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry
motored to Western Pennsylvania over
the week end to play golf at the Bed
ford Springs Hotel
The second secretary of the Bra
lillian Embassy and Senhora de Sousa
Freitas will entertain at a cocktail
party tomorrow afternoon from to Z
O'Clock in honor Of the Minister Resi-
dent of the Mexican Embassy and
Sonora de Campos Ortiz. Senor
Campos Ortiz has been transferred to
the Netherlands and will soon sail for
his new post.
The commissioner of the Federal
Communications Commission and Mrs.
Thad H. Brown are entertaining q
house party in the home which they
have recently taken at 1888 Van
Buren street. Their guests include
Miss Anne Bonnet and Miss Virginia
Gallen of Columbus, Ohio; Mr. Jack
Hammond of Williams College and
Mr.. Thad H. Brown, jr., son of the
hosts. Of Princeton University.
Commissioner and Mrs. Brown had
as their guests over the week end Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Hanna Of Cleveland,
who came to Washington to attend
Evening star., 1935-06-18

Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Guy I. Rowe
Of Fort Myer, Va, attended the grad
uating exercises ct Cornell University
last week, when their daughter, Miss
Mary Gould Rowe, received the degree
of bachelor Of arts. Miss Rowe, who
was awarded q scholarship by the
Philadelphia Board Of Education, b .
member OF Delta Delta Delta Sorority.
After the close Of school. Lieut.. Col.
and Mrs. Rowe and their daughter
went to Boston for few days visit
with relatives, and from there win 60
TO their Summer home In Vermont.
Lieut.. Col. Rowe will return soon to
his duties, but Mrs. Rowe and her
daughter viii remain North for some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas C. Henderson
of Chantilly, Va, gave supper party
last evening In compliment to Mrs.
Henderson's neice. Miss Gilly Williams
of Salem, Va, who Is their house
guest. The guests included Miss RAN
dolph Richardson, Miss Mary Walton
MCC8uQLS0, A1l8S Na<lCy 0aCNaAAASAA'
Miss Eleanor Rust and Miss Warwick
Rust. all Of Fairfax; Miss Anne Cam
den Barrett Of Warreuton, Mr.. Tanner
Kinnier of Clarendon, Mr.. Robert
McCandlish, Mr.. Buckner winfield
and Mr.. John Rust, jr., Of Fairfax,
Mr.. TED Pierce. Of Falls Church and
Mr.. Don Bean and Mr.. Ralph Hurley
Of Washington.
Prof. and Mrs. Z. Jerome Heglar
end their small daughter Virginia
Cabot Of Herndon. Va. win be the
guests for some time Of Prof. Heglar's
parents In MooreSville, N. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. r. Toulotte were
dinner hosts last evening at their
home In Lyon Park, entertaining
small company in compliment to Mrs.
L. Metrajler and her daughter, Miss
Mary Metrailer OF Little Rock, Ark,
Evening star., 1935-06-18
Employees Form Two Unions.

GMpIOyes Eorm Two UhIuns'
Organization of two new local unions
of the National Federation OF Federal
Employees was announced yesterday by
Miss Gertrude M. McNally, secretary
and treasurer. One local is at Monte
Vista, Colo, and the other is In Hart
ford Conn
Evening star., 1935-06-18

Mrs. Elsie A. Davis, elementary
supervisor, left Fairfax yesterday for
Aberdeen, Md, where she will spend
the. Summer WITT her mother. Mrs.
Winfield Q. Armstrorg, and With her
son, Mr.. James Davis.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Knapp, engineering extension de-
partment head, announced today.
The tentative program includes
sessions to be Devoted to problems
Of gas and electric welding as APP
piled to maintenance, manufactur-
ing and general repairs.
Registration for this conference
is to start Thursday morning at 9,
Dec 5. with the first meeting sched-
uled for 10 o'clock. Exhibits of re-
Gently developed equipment and
practical demonstrations of new
processes in the welding field are
to make up the major part of the
morning program
Resistance Welding, types of con-
trolls used in resistance, and shop
costs in job welding are to be dis
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AMATEUR HOUR
STUDY ADDED
AT TECHNICAL
First Broadcast Is to Be
Made Tomorrow Over
Address System.

The first amateur hour of Tech
meal High Schoo. IS TO be broa beast
over the school public address sys-
tenn tomorrow in inaugurating a Sc
ries of Opportunity Hours
The programs are sponsored
Jointly by the music stage craft and
speech groups of the English and
pt'hlic address system departments.
Additions are to be held with the
applicants performing before repre-
SentatlVes OF the apOn-Or9.
Any type Of entertainment suit
able for radio will have place on
the program and pupils may receive
coaching from the stan OF the ad-
dress system If they desire. The
masters Of ceremony are also TO be
selected on a competitive basis
Included on the first "OppOrtu-
nifty Hour are Betty Gibson. solo
ist James Knot. mouth organ solo;
instrumental numbers by two music
department pupils; duet by Eva
dene Edwards and Dorothy Ham
mar; jay Fix master of ceremonies,
sno David Lynch, announcing
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Dads, Sons to Dine

william II. Remy former county
prosecutor, is to speak at the sec
ond annual Tech K. O. r. G. Fathers
and Sons banquet tonight, in the
high school lunchroom.
Principal Dewitt S Morgan is
to speak and -. c. Park. adVertiS-
ing teacher, will be postmaster. The
brass choir Will furnish music.
The "HooSier String Busters a
TAP dance by Keith Jackson, an ac-
Gordon solo by Don Merriman and
selections by the Rhythm Busters
are on the program.
Cadet-Col. William Waters will
greet the fathers and the Rev Will
liam Ball Of the Woodruff Avenue
United Presbyterian Church is to
respond
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cussed Thursday afternoon. That
night an illustrated lecture on the
actions OF A. C. and D. c. arcs has
heen arranged, as well as a practi-
cal demonstration of the applica-
ton Of the metal spray.
Friday morning ALLEGATION of vari-
Gus welding rods to types of work.
and the proper procedure for man
ganeSe steel Welding are to be
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-26

There's plenty doing these brisk
days at French Lick Springs. with
some of the outstan ding shooting
experts taking part in pre- Thanks
giving shoot
The photo shows Col. Jake Rup-
York Yankees third from lefD
accepting a gold watch from Thomas
Iaggart ,lett French Lick Hotel
operator
Others in The photo are George
Perry. Ruppert's chief aid ueft'
and George Gray of the Remington
Arms Co.
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New Deal TO BE Discussed

The New Deal is TO be discussed
at a meeting at 8 tomorrow night
Of Republican veterans in the Wash
,ngton Scion j. Carter, attorney,
and william Reilly, former Repub-
lican chairman of the old Seventh
District, are TO speak.
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Assistant Agent Named

imfa SVCCi1i
FRANKFORT. Ind. Nov. 26.-Ap-
pointment OF Earl Downen, Sullivan
as assistant agricultural agent for
Clinton and Carroll Counties, has
been announced. Mr. Downen is a
graduate of Purdue University
where he specialized in soil chemis-
try.
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ANNUAL FARLEY
ON WELDING IS
SET FOR DEC. 5
Sessions to Be Devoted to
Electric and Gas
Problems.

Times Special
LAFAYETTE. Ind, Nov 26.-The
eleventh annual conference on weld
ing is TO be held at Purdue Uni
versitv Dec. 5 and 6. Prof. w. A.
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talked. Concluding sessions FRIDAY
afternoon are to include lectures
and demonstrations on high voltage
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NOV. rs, 1885

Welding copper. and Welding ~
stainless and high tensile low alloy
SteelS.
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30 Lots, Farms and Acreage

LARGE lot. 3817-19 E. l1th-st. trade or
sell; sacrificing. RI4703.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
Stockholders annual meeting Of the
White River Railroad Company for elsc-
ton OF officers and general business viii
Be held At the office OF Kingan & Co. IN
dianapolis, Friday, November IS az 1000
A. NJ A. NJ Movie. Secretary.
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NOTICE is hereby given that at the an
nusl meeting of the members OF the In
annapolis Hebrew CONGREGATION. held on
Oct Is. 1885. the following trustees
were elected for the term of one year:
Jesse j MoSsler. Never EfroymSon and
Ralph BambeTger
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Evening star., 1935-10-08

Lawrence Tfbbett and his guest
artist, Mary Eastman, soprano, will
be featured in the garden scene
from the scond act Of Verdi's La
Traviata" during the program on
WJSv at $3.50.
With q cash prize Of $1,000 awaiting
the winner, Alice Corlett. soprano, OF
Seattle, Wash, and Nyla Taylor,
contralto, Of Lansdale, Pa, will COM
pete for singing honors during the
Fire Chief broadcast on WRS at $50.
These two singers are the finalists in
the women's division Of Eddie Duchins
radio Open" competition.
A special arrangement by Rosemary
Lane and the Waring Glee Club
OF Red Sails In the Sunset" will be
q highlight Of the program Of the
Pennsylvanians on WJSV at $50.
Helen Hayes will be heard or WMAL
at $50 in the second episode of
new radio serial, "The New Penny"