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widely publiczed as q scavenger hunt. bur on tbs
whole the attempt to regiment the folly of society
aroused little enthusiasm among A set already ac-
customed TO night life in the black and tan joints
of Harlem and the whispered innuendoS of the
smut-singers III the cocktail stores
From her experience Miss Maxwell doubtless feels
herself qualified TO select meager list of ten gem
tlemen within her understanding of the term
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SORT and tnaL they merely ODJeCItu
to the drastic death sentence"
Some Of the gentlemen who stood
by the House version Of the
Wheeler Rayburn bill were hailed
as heroes fighting to maintain the
ssnctity CT the American Constitu-
ton against the usurpation OF
power by the Chief Executive.
Now 1t comes out that at least
one Of the holding companies was
equally opposed to both Senate and
House proposals and was actually
fighting to defeat any sort Of regu-
lation whatsoever. The pretenSe
that there was p great difference
in the two versions was largely
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Fair Euouqh
bu
N'ESIbR0OK PEGLER

NEW YORK. Aug 10. From Cannes.
France, Miss Elsa Maxwell makes print with
her opinion that there are few gentlemen left in the
world Miss Maxwell is & robust lady with e blue
print sense of humor who happened on the Amer
lean consciousness couple OF years ago as faint.
sharp twinge and quickly deepened into something
apparently serious. Then, just when it seemed %
though something would have to be done, she van
ished from the scene as suddenly and mystsriousy
as she had arrived like symptom which goes away
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THE CONQUERING LION AT BAY
Soldier Scholar DIPLOMAT He Plays Po7v,y 4gui. Each Nher

machine lumber, the yates Of ETHIOPIA Tbs
Is
menaeed BY strife with h
It's the romantic
Of Milton nronn mas
fcIe III
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MANHATTAN COPS BOSS
TRAFFIC FROM BLIMP
Balloon Radio Rebukes Careless
Drivers From Skies.
By United Press


By United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-Harold
Fowler, deputy police commissioner,
lowered 300 feet over Manhattan in
blinp. Signs on the ship invited
motorists TO tune in a specific radio
station. When motorist below
violated traffic laws Fowler beloved
into a microphone and radio short
waves carried his voice to a re-
bros dcast on standard waves.
Many offenders, judging by their
quick response, heard their cars and
locations described and themselves
bawled out in old-fashioned traffic
cop language. The stunt may be
made a regular part OF = safety
campaign.
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Miss Maxwell was on her way 70
become to the social set of the pres
ent day what the late Harry Lehr
was TO the 400 Of the nineties.
Like the kindergarten teacher who
sets the infants to cutting out pa
per dolls or playing face-tag at a
clap of her hands, Miss Maxwell
undertook TO organize diversion for
q class of idle and lstleSs sclons
and ScioneSseS, but found them too
restless, frisky and hard in the
mouth TO be driven through their
pleasures in the biddable manner
of their forbearS. One of her tri-
umphS was q tastY prank which was
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Go West for Candidate,
Hoover Advises G. O. ?.


19Ey Republican campaign strategy for
w pointed Ndd ground for the de-
political battle appes favor striking at the
the Roosevelt conceded
in the farmb revive
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BY MILTON BRONNER

Il IAIE FIRST, the Conquering Lion Of Judah
Elect of Light King Of OF Ethiopia
romantic 1t romantic with something OF the rather
Of
pitted
possessing equipment for modern scientific
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French, which he writes as wen q
With the deaths of MenelIk
and Rss Makonnen, the hopes OF
the more progressive forces in the
country conferred upon RaS Ia
fari. They looked askance upon
the emperorship of Lii Jasu, nom
mated for the post by Menelik
himself. When it became sus-
pected that Lii was secretly lean
ing to the Moslem faith Of his
father, things came TO open
revolt.
This was in 1915. when the at
tention of the whole globe was
centered upon the tragedy of the
World war. On Oct. 27, led by
Ras Tafari, the rebels fought the
great battle Of Sagalle. They won
a complete and smashing victory
over the government forces led by
Lii and his father, Rss Mikael.
In the resultant rOut Mikael
was captured, but lii managed to
escape. The victorious troops en-
tered Adds Ababa and pro-
claimed Zauditu, daughter OF
Menelik, as empress. And Ras
Tafari was proclaimed Ras Of
Rases, the Negus and heir to the
throne.
ITO be king of kings in Ethiopia
Il had in many cases been more
rhetorical than actual. The writ
OF the emperor hardly ran beyond
his own immediate hereditary do
mains. The big distant prov
inceS. under their own Ras, were
practically independent king
domS.
Ras Tafari proceeded to change
much of this. When vacancies
occurred he saw to it that men of
his own choosing and devoted to
his cause were promoted.
In May, 1921, Ras Tafari led
his troops against an army which
had gathered around the fugitive
Lii, but the latter's forces melted
away without giving battle and Liz
was made captive.
He has never been seen since.
Popular report has it that he is
kept a prisoner, chained up with
golden chains as beflt his rank.
There is a certain lake. And in
that remote lake there are some
tiny islands. And one Of those
islands. rumor has ii, Lii lives in
captivity.
THROUGH his kinsWoman was
Il Empress, the real ruler of the
country was Ras Tafari, who
proved himself q clever diplomat,
playing the English, French and
Italians off against one another.
But he showed his chief shrewd-
ness in 1923. Before the League
of Nations there had been many
discussions of the traffic in arms
and also the slave trade.
Outside of Arabia, one of the
chief slaveholding countries was
Ethiopia. Ras Tafari feared that,
under a mask of humanitarian de-
signs, some European power
might seek to expand at Ethiopias
expense. He did a bold thing. He
suddenly applied to the League
asking that Ethiopia be admitted
as a member. There was a sharp
discussion and report finally was
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II Seems hM
BY
Haywood DROUN

SEE by advertisement that Associated Gas and
= Electric stands against more government in
business. It seems to me that number Of Amer
leans are about ready to stand against any more
Associated Gas and Electric in government.
However this holding company is entitled to
thanks for the frsnkness OF its latest paid public
release Il rather cuts away the ground from under
the feet Of certain statesmen VINO maintained that
OF course they for regulation OF the strctest
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pumped up by the utility propaganoECS 70 DIN
about situation which would make it impossible tc
snv bill at to Dc adopted
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only scholar in the Amharic
we'll
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CURGEON GENERAL HUGH
- CUMMING walked into the
White House recently and advised
the President that because of in
fantile paralysis the Boy Scout
Jamboree should be called Off.
He mentioned the distressing
Evening star., 1935-06-06

jamie McSwain, Adele Stuart Mer-
lam. Davidson Church Miller, Helen
Elizabeth Moffett, Robert Clarke
Moncure, Alicia Howard Mooney,
Kathryn Marguerite Murphy, Richard
Cornelius Murphy, Gertrude Myers,
GerSon Nordlinger, jr.; Barton Dick
son Oliver, Eunice Merle Mozelle
Painter. Dorothy Patterson. Walter
Leon Rhinehart, James Oliver Riley,
Virginia Nell Royal. Edward Adeeb
Saloon, Shadrack Sampath, Sophia
Martha Sander, Oswald Schreiner,
| jr.: Kathryn Elizabeth SchWab, Meyer
Silverman, Clarence Simon, Guerry
R. Smith, Mary Allen Smith. Floyd
L. Sparks, Alfred Hodgin Stanton,
Fred Leonard Stevens, Albert James
Strauss, Janet Courtney Stulz Anna
Villette Sullivan, Ullaine Sullivan.
Irene Frances Swan, George Samuel
Thomas. Virginia Mary Venable,
Kathryn NJ. Painter Ward. Stanley
Allan Weeks, Edward Kendall Wheel
er, Henry Walter Whichard. jr.; Jane
Alice Whitman, Eta Josephine Wit
hauer and Loring Wood
! Bachelor of Science-Rolland Fred
arick ACkermann, Irving Harold Alt
man, ISadore Paul Bauman, Carolyn
Jane Becker, Frederick Kenneth
Bloom Bruce Caldwell, Howard Allen
| Chittick, Wilbur Stanley Clabaugh,
Harry Lawrence Clark, jr.: Charles
Alexander Denton, Sam Futrovsky, Au-
gustus R. Glasgow. jr.; Irving Grod-
stein, Wilbur Vaughn Harlan, Oswald
Gray Hayes, Charles Alvin Kinser,
Francis Stearns MacNeil. Robert
Joseph Martin, Kenneth Augustus Mil
liken, Anthony Lewis Palmieri, Mary
! Alice Phillips, Henry Brenckmann
| Ruley, William George Schlecht, Will
| liam Schreiber, Jesse LIE Roy Stimson
/ Charles Dunkhorst Weber and Isadore
Irving Weintraub.
! Master of artS-Helen Rose Arons,
William Howard Ball, Lalla Herrscher
Cornish, Retta Walsmith Dillon,
Kathryn Lucille Everett, Ella Sc
lima Fraser. Jose Gibernau, Donald
Willis Gooch, John Clarke Ham,
mond. Frances McNeer Harlan, Rob-
ert BarroWs Harris, Catherine Stew
art Howarth, George w. Irving, jr.;;
Vivian Kearns, Jules Alphonse Lar
/ rlvee, Chung San Lei, Martha Bob
Lucas, Ray Hamilton Nagel William
] Rosenzweig, Henry Ames Rutherford,
Samuel Salman, Frank Wilbur Schwab,
Joseph Ellis Sorrell Saul Stein,
Rachel Mae Storer, Arthur Storey and
Grace Elizabeth Willoughby.
School of Medicine.
! Doctor of Northumberland Abram-
son, Arnold Albert, William Dudley
Aud, George Baer. Emil Herbert
Bakersfield. Edith Brown. Anthony
Thomas CaruSo, Richard Bernard
Castell, L. Huntley Cate, Osborne
Dahlgren Christensen, Abe M. Cohen,
Helen Moore Cook, Dante v. Cra-
! policchio, Roscoe Greer, Allen Slayman
Cross, Joseph De Marco, jr.; Gregory
! Richard D'Onofrio, Mary Catherine
Evening star., 1935-06-06

Faust, Cecile Leban Fusfeld, Nathan
Glaubach. James Anthony Grillo,
James William Gustin, jr; Robert
Barron Havell, Vernet Harold Heinz,
William Mitchell Hoover, jr.; Samuel
Horowitz Thelma Hunt, William Ja-
cobs, Benjamin Bruton johnson, Irving
Julius Josephson, Walter Lee Kline, jr.;
John Herman, Kuiteri. Rudolph Vernon
Larson, Julius Lebowitz, Arthur Harry
Lewis, Angelo Arthur LoVetere, Ed
ward Joseph Maher, Benjamin Man.
chester, Arthur Jennings Mandy. A.
Joseph Mangione. Aniello F. Mas
tellone, William P. May, Donald c..
McCollum, Irwin Bruce McQuarrie,
Robert Fouche Norton, Alfred OguS,
Harold Eugene Opsahl. Joseph Albert
PanZarella, Ernest James Parent,
Michael Sherman Popkin. Arthur An
thony Presti, Clarence B. Qualheim,
Morris A. Rack, Julius John Radice,
William Raffel, Nathan Robbins,
Murry NJ Robinson, Edgar A. Rogge,
Anthony Joseph Scibelli, Anthony
Vernon Sisca, Victor Edward Smilgin,
Chester Ronald Smith, Luther Henry
Snyder. Morris Springer. Abe Henry
Steinberg. Richard T. Sullivan, Irving
A. TaraSuk, Alfred Pembroke Thorn
Sd; Frank Natalie Vallente, Irvine
Weinstein and Isidore Wiltchik.
Law School.
Bachelor OF laws-Philip Arnold,
Harold Frederick Arps, Roy Dandy
Evening star., 1935-06-06

Bateman, George Newcomb Bates,
David Earle Belts, Gordon Cook Bid
die, John Lawrence Bischoff. Rosalie
Borisow, Lowell Joseph Bradford,
John j. Brauner, Frank HarNood
Bronaugh, Edgar Jay Brewer, Thela
Frances Call, Warren Hamlin Cannon,
Louis G. Carmick. jr.; Henry s. Clay,
Armin Gerard Clement, Oswald S.
Colclough, Harold Benn Corwin,
Clemency King Coulston, John Lester
Cutler, John E. Curry, Theodore Otto
de Moll, Carroll Johnson Doering,
Joseph George Dondero, Julius Rich
ard Earle, Ivan REQ Edwards. Arthur
Carpenter Elgin, E. Lyle Elsberry.
Mary Elizabeth Ruth Erickson, Ber-
nard Melvin Fagelson, Wheeler Yule
Fisher, William Alfred Fisher, Charles
Newton Ford. William Franck Gra-
dolph, jr; Billy B. Cranberry, Herman
Handloff, John Law Harris, Edward
Ernest Henry, Paris T. Houston, Carter
c. Hubbell, Dewitt Stephen Hyde
Thomas Saring Jackson, LleWellyn
J. Johns. William r. johnson, WILDER
Glenn Jones, Vernet C. Kaufman,
David Matthew Kennedy, William
Barron Kerkam, jr; Waino M Kol-
ehmainen, Frederick Herman Korth,
Jack L. Roster, Cecil Latimer, Horn
baker Bradford Ledman, Donald E.
Lee, Reeve Lewis, jr.; Benjamin Levitt
in, David Stovall Lyon, Margaret
Frances Luers, Firman Powell Lyle,
Frederick Fuller Mack, WILDER Hadley
Mack. Paul Mahoney, Katherine A.
To orHu Eorl MoCinnI1n
Wexford Mason, William Reading
| Mason, James Gordon Mccain, Francis
x. McInerney, David Caswell McPher-
son, Stanley w. P. Miller, Clair Bur-
ket Mong, Howard Nelson Moore. Paul
L. Muilenburg, Rex Phillip Mulligan,
Arthur Reaney Murphy, Jacob Leo
Nackenoff, James D. Newman, Gordon
| A. Nicholson, William Talbot O'Brien,
Ralph w. OlmStead, Donald William
Parker, George M. Paulus. jr; Donald
D. Phillips, Leonard Hugo Price,
Richard Glover Radue, Joel Reznek,
Scott G. Rigby, Frank B. Russell,
Walter T. Schmidt, Arthur j..
Schofer. Donald j. Sherbondy. Leon
Simon. Donald James Simpson, Bertha
M. Smith, Waller Barrett Smith,
Charles Efinger Smoot, Dom Werner
Smythe, Ralph Dale Snow, A. Ralph
Snyder, Colman Brez Stein, William
w, Sterrett, Richard Atwood Tilden,
Alfred S. Trask, Stephen Tuhy. jr.;
Wilma E. Van Deman. BENJAMIN
Franklin Vandervoort, Richard P.
Wander Zwart, Oro Lamon Van Dyke,
Joseph Harry Weinberg, Frank Har-
vey Weitzel. Hugh Slater Wertz, Nor
man Wilmer Whited, Donald L. Will
kins, Enloe Wilkinson, Harold H. Wise
hart and Ross Barnard hartman.
Master of laws-Sidney Mcclellan.
School of Engineering.
Bachelor of science in civil engi-
neering-Lawrence Banyas, Charming
Orsamus Davis, John Robert Dickens,
Richard Keynes Fanman, Dyer
Ghormley. David Samuel jenkins,
Walter Sherwood Lehman. John Her
| bert Meads. Gordon Richard Noble.
Felix Martin Piniera. Joseph Harry
Portch, Emil Press. Baxter Smith and
William Andrew Smith. jr.
Bachelor of science in electrical
engineerinC-John Grifflths Barry,
Howard Weldon Bishop, Julius CO.
hen, Albert Harrison Helvestine,
jr.; Frank Wheeler Hornbrook, jr.;
Evening star., 1935-06-06

Riley, Katherine Kennard Riley, John
Russell Rittenour, Julius RoSenbaum,
Abe Rubin, Frances Eunice RumSey,
ArmiStead Goode Russell, Aaron Gill
bert Saidman. Shadrack Sampath,
Helen Sheppard, Sydney j. Shuman,
Virginia L. Siebecker, Mildred c. Sieg,
Meyer Silverman, Albert Christopher
Simon, Clyde Willard Smith, Derry
field N. Smith, Marie Anabelle Smith,
Richard Higgins Snow, Beatrice Vir-
ginia Spasoff, William B. Spellbring.
Josephine Janet Steinmetz, Kermit
Stewart, Florence Alma Stopsack,
Janet Courtney Stulz, Gordon Ham
ilton Sullivan, Neva l. Taylor, Byron
Walling Thompson, Robert Hamlin
Won Schneider, Frances Raum Walsky,
George Davis Weickhardt, John AL
len We'll, William Townsend WeitZel,
Uthai Vincent Wilcox, I'd, Edith
Narrower Williams, Edward ComStock
Wilson, jr.: Lloyd George Wlneland
and Zoe Florence Wythe.
Columbian College.
Bachelor of artS-Helene Rachel
Aldrich, Paul Hash Anderson, Wen
dell Henry Balm Joy B. Blanchard,
Anna Margaret Bodony, James Theo-
dore Bray. Albert Seymour Bright,
Walter D. Brown. Frank Bruce Bryan,
John Hosmer Buckingham, Richard
Anthony Buddeke, Charlotte Esther
Carliner. Amanda Ellen Chittum,
John Milton Christie, William Duvall
Claudy, Joseph Cohen. Ruth Kathryn
Constantine, Edward Ray m o n
Coombs, George CroSsette, Elizabeth
Ida Dern, Frances JuStina Douglass,
Charlotte Adelene Dublin, Bayne Eb-
erie, Geniana r. Edwards, James Ed
win Edwards, Virginia Margaret
Craighead Ellis, RoSlyn EySmann,
Harry Alfred Feldman. Eleanore Fell
ser. Joseph A. Feuer, Charlotte Flea
nor Foster, Marian Alberta Fowler,
Elsie Francis, Ralph Given, jr.; Jen-
ME Clayton Goddard, Armand Byron
Gordon, Jennie Millicent Gordon,
Eva May Gormly, Gilmore Grollman
Clarence Darrow Gurewitz, Adele
Gusack, Earl Christy Hackworth
Paul Lamont Hanna, Clarence Walter
Harris, Leonard Lewis Harvey, Char
lotte Woodbridge Hazard, John Henry
Hazard. Ernest Alfred Healy, jr.;
Georgella Crawford Hefty, Margaret
Augusta Hicks, Samuel Hillman, Rob-
ert Boyd Hobbs, Helen Marie Hodg-
kinS, George Young Jarvis, Gerald
Entzminger Jessup, Fred Henry
Joiner, Mary Julia Jones, Ralph Ed
mund Jones, jr.; Max Kay, John
Hardy Kerby. Nina Kathryn Kill
gour, Norton Tully Klein, Joseph J.
Last, Charles David Lenhoff, Celima
Roi Leonard, Sydney Elihu LIE Vine,
jr.; Clavin Darlington Linton, Ralston
Newell Lusby, Edgar Milton MacCoy,
jr.; Richard Henry Malamphy, Ber-
nard Margolius. Katherine Bein
Markwood, Electra Anne Marshall,
Margaret Jane Maxwell, Eleanor
Kathryn McCrea. Sarah Elizabeth
McElrov. Margaret Ida McMurray.
Evening star., 1935-06-06

Thomas Alvin O'Halloran and Will
liam Myron Tucker.
Bachelor of science In mechanical
engineering-Josepl Fletcher Allen,
Frank Edward Bailey, Russell Ellis
worth Banker, Richard Dana Ben
nett, jr.; James Frank Blose, Gene
Edward Golden, Herbert Weaver Hal
Ter, John Francis O'Connor, George
Leroy Pigman, Ben Reznek, John
Howard Rogers and Carl Helmer
Swanson.
Bachelor of science in engineering
Edward French Davis, Clarence
May Elder, Andrew Foster Freeman,
Harvey Winter King, Thomas Fran
els Murphy. Paul Samuel Schaffer,
Lee Richard Schermerhorn. Robert
Keith Sharp and Alan MacLean Stau-
bly,.
School OF Pharmacy.
Graduate in pharmacy-Hugh Fen
ton Collins. Salvador Joseph Latona
Walter Shirley Nicklin, jr., and Thong
Dee Suvlrn.
School Of Education.
Bachelor of arts in education
Nancy Frazier Booth. Helen Eliza
beth Brown, Mary Stuart Garden
Marian Louise Cliff, Leila Denenberg
Mary Joan Doyle, Erline Mitchell
Duncan, Gene Marie Durham. Nell
Coleman Embrey, Marjorie Edith FL
ror, Ruth Katherine Mahoney, Mar
garet Churchill Mayo. Jean Lawson
Molster, Louise Kilgour Nichols
Gertrude Elizabeth Niemeyer, Mary
Elizabeth Pierce, Theodore Robb
Frances Hume Rogers, Sara Pierce
Rouse, Cecilia Silver, Kathryn Her
kimer Smith, Elizabeth Ada Teepe
Helen Margaret Waters and Abigail
Wilton.
Bachelor OF science in home econ
nomicS-Judith Vance Buge, Dorothy
Frances Burch, Mary ComStock Kuck
and Magnus Florence Robertson.
Bachelor Of science in physical ed
ucation-JameS Garland Cross, lr.;
Nannette Isabel Elms, Bert William
harrington. Gretchen Feiker, Mary
Brooks Haley, Jane Kollock Harrison
James McCorkle Howell, Frank Le-
vine. Elmer William Parrish, Ber-
nath Eugene Phillips, Samuel Solo,
mon Stein, Francis Henry Strayer
Frances Thompson and Ozie Adkin
Wray.
Master Of arts-Davie Catron. Hilda
Marie Diller, Bernadette Lidwin Dore
Hugh Sisson Duffey, Elizabeth Flem-
ming, Edgar Machin Gardner, Mary
Alexander Gregory. Mildred Green
Vanner Timothy Larson, Elizabeth
James Law, Edward John lockwood
Margaret Vizannah Miller, Judith Le-
roy Steele and Richard Otis Woods.
Master of arts in home economics
Sarah Franklin Brisker and Mary Nc
Carthy Spangler.
School Of Government.
Bachelor Of arts in government
Lawrence Kent Bailey. Evan Charles
Brown, James Omar Cole, Kathleen
Cummings, Carol Leah Cunningham
Virginia Pocahontas EskeW, Edward
Everett, Bruce Marsh Fowler, John
Robert Hagenbuch, Frederick Craw
ford, Richard Earl Lane, Sam Levin,
James Histed Lewis, John Hunter Lin
ton, John Spence Martin. Dora Rami-
rez de Arellano. John Paul Rappolt,
jr., Mary Jane Raymond, Marie Anna
Evening star., 1935-06-06

belle Smith, Gordon Hamilton Sui
Ivan, William Harvey Thirloway, Will
liam Woodward Walker, Helen Francis
Willkie and Mary Louise Yauch.
Division Of Library Science.
Bachelor of arts in library science
Reba Elaine Barton. Gertrude Castel-
low, Marion Laura Erwin, Daniel Pat
rick Falvey, Janet Feiker, Mary En-
NETT Fitzgerald. Frances Rebecca
Hand, Yedda Feldman Helmholz, Kate
Elizabeth Locke Hopwood, Jane
Hughes, Elizabeth Ketcham, Fora Kry-
nitzky, Claude Thomas Lawrence,
Lorraine Evelyn Lincoln, Wilhelmina
Sanner Ludwig. Dorothy Bates Massey,
Virginia Rodier Mitchell, Emile Laura
Payne, Helen Christina Sunday, Gladys
Irene Frances Thomas, Olga Estelle
Throckmorton, Rose Margaret Vickers
and Creola Daniel Wilson.
Master of arts in library science
Patricia Catherine Hunt, Sarah Ann
Jones, Helen Mary Moore and Lester
Allan Smith.
Division Of Fine Arts.
Bachelor of architecture - John
Jacob Albert
Bachelor OF arts-WesIey Riddle
Evening star., 1935-06-06

Budd, Ellen Consuelo Capo- Rodriguez,
Muriel Ruth Chamberlain, Vernon Lee
Goodrich, Velma Electra Knecttle and
Russell Curtiss Parr.
Bachelor. of fine artS-Myrta Dutton
Williams.
Evening star., 1935-06-06

Gold Output Mounts.
Chile's gold output increased 81 per
cent in the last year.
Evening star., 1935-06-06
Division Of Library Science.

Bachelor of architecture John
Jacob Albert.
Bachelor OF arts-WesIey Riddle
Evening star., 1935-06-06
School OF Pharmacy.

Graduate in pharmacy-Hugh Fen
ton Collins. Salvador Joseph Latona
Walter Shirley Nicklin, jr, and Thong
Dee SuVlrn.
Evening star., 1935-01-24
STORES TO HERALD
APPROACHING BALL
Downtown Establishments t.
Have Window Displays for
Arts Club Event.

Many of the large downtown de-
partment stores, including Wood
ward & Lothrop's, Kann's. Hecht Co.
and Palais Royal, will have window
displays next week, heralding the ap-
proach of the Bal Boheme, the Ball
Committee of the Arts Club an
nounced
Lansburgh g. Bro already has a
decorated window advertising the ball,
which will take place at the Willard
Hotel February 4. The American Au-
tomobile Association also will give
space in its windows to a display.
The committee on costumes for the
ball, headed by Mrs Charles Bittinger,
wife of the president of the Arts
Club, is engaged in completing the
costumes for the Floor Committee, of
which Fulton Lewis is chairman.
Tickets for the ball are now on
sale at the Arts Club, Willard, May
flower, Shoreham and Wardman Park
Hotels and the A. A. A. headquar-
ters. Mrs. w. Ridgeley is chairman
of the committee distributing tickets
for public sale.
Evening star., 1935-01-24

Government Employees. 106 to 81, at
a meeting Monday night.
In the only other contest, Clyde M.
Mills, A. F. G. E. representative, was
elected vice president over w. S. Ris-
don of the Carpenters Union.
The following were reelected with
out opposition: Frank j. Coleman.
secretary; r. E. Lester, financial Sec
retary; J. E. Toone, treasurer, and
Frank w. Lee, Agnes King and c. B.
McClosky. trustees.
The union called on the Commits
Sioners for a chance to present its
views on the proposed vagrancy law,