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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-24
SEN. HARRISON
STUMP BATTLE
NEARS END

JACKSON, Miss, Aug. "a
I.N.SO.-With the political fate
of the veteran Senator Pat Harri-
son hanging in the balance, weary
speakers took the stump today in
the final day of the torrid senator
ial campaign between Harrison
and former Governor Sennett Con-
ner.
A record turnout is expected at
the polls tomorrow.
Issues have been largely crowded
out of the campaign by personal
tiles, however. Senator Harrison
has branded Conner as a foe Of
the Roosevelt administration and
Conner has pictured the veteran
Senator as using his powerful posi-
ton Of chairman of the Senate
Finance Committee to protect
huge corporations.
The campaign has been featured
by a dramatic exchange Of per-
SonalitieS between MiSSissippi's
Senators, with the fiery Theo Bilbo
making a hard fight on his col
league.
The campaign has been fought
out in a welter of croSS-currentS
and with a bitterness seldom
equalled in Mississippi politics. AL
though personal and political enc
mics for years, Conner and Bilbo
have patched up their differences
to wage a terrific onslaught
against Harrison.
Two years ago Bilbo was the
principal orator for Governor
Huge White. This year White is
supporting Harrison.
Years ago Edwin Holmes jailed
Bilbo at the trial of former Cover
nor Lee Russell. Bilbo broke with
Harrison when the latter espouSed
the cause of Holmes before the
Senate, upon his appointment as
U. S. Circuit Judge. Russell is in
retirement, but is supporting Har-
riSon.
Both sides are claiming victory.
The general opinion is that the
vote will be close.
VOTE AMERICAN
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-24
DO AS You Please
Beauty Welded
In ElOpement

CHICAGO, Aug. "a UN.S).
Mary Belle Spencer II, the 16-
year old beauty who was brought
up to do as she pleased" was
honeymooning today.
The girls parents, DR.. Richard
Vance Spencer and Attorney
Mary Belle Spencer, principals in
many a court tilt because they
refused to send their daughters
to public school, announced that
on Thursday, Mary Belle had
eloped to LaPorte, Ind, with j..
Edward Wright.
Wright, who is feet 4 inches
tall and weighs 215 pounds, has
been counting the girl since she
was IL and he IT.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-24
ROCKVILLE JAIL
TO BE MADE
FOOL PROOF

ROCKVILLE, Md, Aug. 24.-In-
stallation of additional safeguards
to make Montgomery county's jail
escape proof" will be considered
by the board Of county commits
sionerS tomorrow, as a result Of
the near successful jailbreak Sat-
urday morning.
Results of an inspection tour Of
the jail made yesterday by Sheriff
G. Eddington Bell and Frank H.
Karn, president of the board Of
county commissioners. will form
the basis for the improvement pro-
gram, it was learned.
Officials declined to make pub
lie their plans for fortifying the
jail, located on top Of the four
story courthouse, but it was
learned that the major change will
be Encouragement Of the cells and
corridors, with additional lock IA
cilities on the cell doors.
Break Fooled
Saturdays escape attempt was
made from a "bull pen" cell which
held nine prisoners. A lock on the
cell door was forced and the men
gained entrance to q corridor.
There two Of them attacked Hugh
Walker, night warden, and after
choking and beating him into sub
consciousness were preparing to
take the keys to Pm outside door.
The timely arrival Of Sergeant
Joe Nolte and Officer Ike Hoover,
Of the county nolice force, frus-
trated the break.
This break for freedom was the
fourth in the six years the present
Jail arrangement has been in use.
The most spectacular one occurred
about two months ago but was
not disclosed until yesterdays in
veStigation.
Made Soap Pistol
In this case it was revealed a
prisoner carved an automatic "pis-
toll" from a bar of soap and black
ened it with SCOT from the bottom
Of a coffee pot e had in his cell.
An unknown person hearing of
the plot called Sheriff Bell late on
the night the escape was to be
effected and the sheriff captured
the prisoner hiding in a lavatory
with the soap pistol and an i'm.
provised rope ladder made from
torn strips Of a bed sheet.
VOTE AMERICAN
Loans Grow
Attracted by good interest rates
guaranteed by the Government,
private capital is investing hun
dredS of millions of dollars in
Housing loans, the Federal Hous-
ing Administration reported today.
Banks and other privately
owned lending agencies have
taken over $685. 1892, 687 in HouS-
ing loans in the last two years,
the administration said.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-24

POISE BALANCE-those two words mean
new deal in arch shoes for Washington
women! First thing you'll notice is how little
these Fashion Modes LOOK like comfort
shoes. They're young, smart, well-designed
Put them on and you discover a new COM
fort, a new feeling of poise and balance
That's due to specially designed concealed
arch support plus Cookie" which distributes
your weight evenly! Perfectly amazing in
shoes at IS! Made on combination lasts with
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-24

-NnIEAMERISAM,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-24
American Girl, 8,
Gets Bowers Aid

HENDAYE. France, Aug. "a.
Claude G.. Bowers, American Am
bassador to Spain, has written
the provisional Spanish govern
ment at Burgos asking authorize
ton for Americans to remove
Mercedes Casau, an 8-year-old
American girl, from the country.
Since the start of the civil war
the child has been living with q
Spanish baker and his wife at
the village of Barbolla.
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AIIigood Given Watch
On His Retirement

Frank M. Alligood, sergeant in
the Detective Bureau in charge Of
the auto squad never paid much
attention to the time of day when
he was on the job, but his friends
on the force have made it easy
for him to do so now if he wishes
to pay closer attention to time in
his retirement.
Alligood was given a surprise
party" at headquarters yesterday
and was presented with a watch.
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Women sCiy Club
Plans Benefit PLAY

A benefit entertainment includ-
ing cards, aquatic sports, dancing
and a play will be held Saturday
afternoon and evening by the
Women's City Club at the Mar.
jorie Webster School, Sixteenth
and Kalmia SITS. N. w., to raise
funds to install a new fire escape
on the club house at Jackson
Place.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-08-24
PICKET FIGHT
HOLDS FOUR

Four men, described by police
as employees of Dutch Baker Boy,
Inc, bakery, today were charged
with aSSaulting two alleged picketS
of the plant where a strike is in
progress. All four posted $25 col
lateral for appearance in Police
Court tomorrow.
One Of the quartet, Martin w.
LunSford, 26, of the 5000 block Of
Twelfth st. N. E.. was charged
with asSaulting Carl w. Herman,
of the first block of Girard st.
N. E.
The other three, Henry r. New,
ton, 80, of the first block of I St.
N. W.; William E. Nalley, 26, of
the 600 block of Elliott st. N. E.,
and Harry w. Kern, %, Of the
1400 block Of Maryland Ave. N. E.,
were accused of assaulting Thomas
A. Robertson, address unknown.
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NOTAS SOCIALE Yl0 \
Una reception

Una reception
La DIRECTIVE del Circulo Gu
bano ofrecera esta noche una
reception a la simpatica Srta.
Otilia Cremata, activa Pres
denta de la Secciln de Damas
del Circulo Cubano, y conoci-
da modista de la localidad.
Pronto embarcara para la
Habana la gentil Otilia. Todos
los amos pasa las vacaciones
de verano al lado de sus fami-
liares en- la urbe %habanera, dis
frutando de los encantos de la
Habana.
Simpatico Y espontaneo no
menaje. Premio a su labor y q
sus reconocidas virtudes.
Sus companeras y amistades
disfrutaran con ella de graft
simos momentos.
Aprecio la invitaci6n que
me envian
La gaceta., 1936-07-02
ESTA NOCHE CEIEBRARA
Ell UNA
session.
Sc tratara de la aprobacion
del Presupuesto

Ell ayuntamiento celebrara
esta noche session extraordina-
ria y ha pedido concurran a
a ella los banqueros, hombres
de negocios y personals intere-
sadas en- que Sc mantenga ell
buen cr6dito de la comunidad.
La session tendra por objeto
aprobar ell presupuesto y deci
dir 81 debe incluirse una parti-
Ida, para amortization de bo-
nos, de $362,0OO.
Propuso Sc verificara la Sc
sion ell CONCEAL Pacheco, pre-
sidente del comite de hacien-
da, quien desea que los banque
ros informen sobre SUI actitud
negando a La municipalidad,
icuyo credito era o es s6lido,
un prestamo de 5000, 900.
En- horas de la tarde ell CO.
mite de hacienda Sc reuni6 a
conferenciar con ell interview
tor Booker.
La gaceta., 1936-07-02
HILL PARA Ell
PUESTO DEL DIFUNTO
SENADOR FLETCHER

Tallahassee, julio Para
cubrir la vacante del senador
Fletcher en- ell senado, hasta que
Sc verifiquen elecciones, ell go
bernador Sholtz nombr6 hoy a
William L. Hill, de Gainesville.
secretario que era de Fletcher.
Hill acept6 aqui ell puesto, en-
una breve ceremonial. Mahana
saldra para Washington a to-
mar possession de sus deberes.
lie tonic ell juramento ell jefe
de la corte suprema, magistra-
do Whitfield, antique amigo
lei nuevo senador.
La gaceta., 1936-07-02
Corte del cOndado
Acgsados de recibir y escon-
De, c.garrilIos robados

A petici6n del diputado Wa
Ills, de. la oficina del sheriff
Mcleod ,el juez Cornelius ex-
Itsndi6 hoy una orden de arres
to contra Jack Cortes Y John
Argel, acusa6os de recibir
~ ocultar los cigarrillos roba-
dos la semana pasada en- ell ro-
DO de Loughman. Quedaron a.
yer en- l.bertad bajo garantia
de su abogado, ST.. Albert OAR
pa, las esposas de. esos dos
hombres.
Cort6s habia ocultado Is ca
jas de cigarrillos, sabiendo su
procedencia, y Angel dos.
FL dinero encontrado a Cor
ties, $767, ha si5o confiado a la
custodia del Primer Banco Ma
cional por una orden del juez
SANDER.
La gaceta., 1936-07-02


En- la noche de hoy contrae-
ran matrimonio los j6venes
Horliria Echevarria y Ramon
Morales.
Lo boda tendra lugar ante
ell altar de la Iglesia cat6lica
st. Joseph, en- West Tampa.
Actuaran como padrinos el
ST.. Reinaldo Echevarria Y Ali
cia Menendez, hermanos de la
novia
La novia vestira un precioso
traje de saten blanco y lleva-
"a un hermoso bouquet de ro-
sas Y crisantemos.
FL acto civil Sc celebrara en-
ell hogan de los padres de la
novia, esposos Andres Echeva-
rrfa, de la Gale Spruce 2316.
FL novio es hijo de los espo-
SOS Fidel Morales, residences
en- ell n1mero 1886 de la Gale
Palmetto.
La gaceta., 1936-07-02
~TsASPASADA LA BIBLIOTE
CA JOSE MARTI A LA Gull
TURAL DEL CENTRIC O.
B3ERO

La Sra. Maria Luisa Menen-
DEE, presideH.a de la Sociedad
de Mujeres PROFESSIONALS y de
Negccios, hizo aver entrega a la
Agrupaci6n Benefica y Cultu :
raj del Centre Obrero de la bi :
blioteca Jose Marti," que esta-
ba situada frente a LAS Move
dades."
Asistieron al acto de la entire
ga varias personals, poniendose
la cOndici6n de que la biblio,eca
llevara siempre ell nombre del
ap6stol de la revolution Guiana
de 1895.
Intervino en- ell traspaso, CO.
mo vicepresidente de la Junta
Patronal, ell Sr. Mario Baez.
La gaceta., 1936-07-02
ORDENA Ell PAPA LA CEN
SURA DE LAS PELICULAS
Enciclica a los Obispos de los
EstadOs Unidos

Ciudad Vaticano, julio 2
En- una enciclica a los arzobis-
pos Y obispos de los Estados
Unidos, ell Papa Pic orden6
hoy una censura universal So
bre las peliculas, censura que
deberan ejercer esos prelados.
Pide Su Santidad a los sa-
cerdotes y prelados que OFTEN
gan de los fieles la promesa de
no asistir a la exhibition de
malas peliculas.
Dispone ell Santo Padre la
formation de cuerpos de CEN
sores que actuaran bajo la SUI
pervisi6n de los obispos.
La gaceta., 1936-07-02
PERECIERON EN- ACCIDEN
TIES 18 Personals
Once Sc ahOgdrOR en- ell
Mar BldncO

MOscou, julio 2.-DeSpachos
de Odessa y Arkangel dan cuen
ia de haber perecido ALI Is per
sonss, once de elias integrantes
de una expedition g~eografica GU
yo bote zozc5r6 en- la Bahia de
Kandalaksha, Mar Blanco.
Sie.e de las victimas perecie-
ron a causa de una explosion en-
una fabrica de ''linoleum" ID
Odessa.
La gaceta., 1936-07-02
Hacia Espaha

En- ell dia de aver embarca
ron para Espana, via N. York,
los senores Felipe M. Morales
y sus hijos Betty y Ralph.
Embarcaran ALI en- ell vapor
Berengaria, de la compania
Gunard Line, que representa-
en- esta ciudad ell conocido ST..
M. Dfaz Gao.
Tambien sali6 para la repG-
blica espahola, via Francia.
Maria Llerandi Y Perez.
Tn feliz viaje deseamos a
los apreciables amigos.
La gaceta., 1936-07-02
LEGO Ell DIRIGIBLE HIN
DENBURG

Lakehurst N. j., julio "A
las AGO de la madrugada arri
DO de Alemania ell dirigible
Hindenburg, completando ell
recorrido en- So horas, 81 minu
tos Y 8 segundos, ocho horas
menos que en- ell viaje ante
rior. Trajo ell dirigible % pasa
ieros y centenares de libras de
correspondence.
La gaceta., 1936-07-02
Ell concerto de la

Ell concerto de la
sinfonica
Esta noche dara un concier-
to en- ell Auditorio Municipal
la Orquesta Sinf6nica que diri-
ge ell professor Maxine Eche-
garay.
Debido a que los conciertos
han sido transferidos para los
jueves, Y tambi6n ell programa
de radio que esta orquesta
.trasmitia los viernes, LOS Be-
hemios' no volveran al aire
hasta que no Sc Gamble ell dia
de los conciertos.
Ell programa de hoy sera de
musica clasica. Noche de arte.
La gaceta., 1936-07-02
PARA LA MUJER
SIGUE DE MEDIA Ell RUBIO TICIAEO
Modo-de aplicar ell "Kene"

v Sc deja sccar. La APPLICATION
debera h2cerse eor mechones re
pelo, comenzandc por la raiz.
La ventaja cue tiene Ell keno,
a diferencia de los tines quini-
COS, es que en- lugar de aeon
tuarse ell color, este va desapa-
reciendo con Ell tempo, Y es, por
10 tan'o, muv facil restslrar ell
-abello a su color natural 81 nos
cansamos del keR6.
N. r..
La gaceta., 1936-07-02
DOS FCLI FTOS PUBLICA
DOS EN- CUBA

Hemos recibido dos fc,1etos
Gel Ideario Politico de Varela'
y Gel 870 aniversario del Ma
cimiento de Enrique Jose Va
rona', que amablemente nos en-
via e. DR.. Fermin Peraza, direc-
,or de la biblioteca municipal
de la Habana.
Apreciamos la cortesia.
La gaceta., 1936-07-02

Por la Biblioteca que dirige ell
DR.. Peraza desfilaron en- ell meE
de mayo Aba lectores, 1920 en-
ell turno de la tarde Y 1,198 en-
ell nocturno. De csc total Sc acre
ditan a los varones 400 Y a lac
hembras "a; 1882 cubanos Y
BOP extranjeros 1858 estudian
-es, 1852 obreros y 164 profe-
sionales.
La gaceta., 1936-07-02
MARCADIS ACUSADO
DE VAGANCIA
OtrOs seis drreStOS

Los dipatados del sheriff Nc
Leod arrestaron aver, acusan-
dolo de vagancia, a Abe Marca-
dis, individuo dueho de un pc
queno establecimiento de la ca
lie de Cass. Sc lie acusa de va
gancia.
En- ell local de Marcadis los
mismos diputados arrestaron,
por supuesta vagancia, a Bobby
Marriott, un expugilista; E. H.
Leavine, San Junco, Jack Lala,
Sam Ferrara y Jose Perez.
La gaceta., 1936-07-02
AUMENTO DE NUEVO Ell
PRECTO DEL TRIGO

Chicago, julio 2.-El trigo
pas6 hoy del nivel de 81 por
'bushel", ell precio mas alto des-
de ell pasado mes de mario.
Los compradores pasaron
una manana de gran excitaci6n,
miranda hacia ell future.
La gaceta., 1936-07-02
HELEN JACOBS GANO Ell
CAMPEONATO DE TENNIS

Wimbledon, Inglaterra, julio
LA Sra. Helen Jacobs, cua-
tro veces campeona de tennis
de los Estados Unidos, gan6 hoy
ell campeonato de toda Inglate-
ira derrotando a la pOlaca Jad-
wiga Jedrejowska. La anota-
ci6n fue de 6a4 y 6 a 2.
La gaceta., 1936-07-02
El bale del CircuIo

La Sociedad Circulo Cubano
festejara la patri6tica fecha
del A de Julio, aniversario de
la independence americana.
La Secci6n de Recreo prepa
ra un bale en- TODD ell edificio
social. Mucha animation exis-
te para esta fiesta bailable.
La gaceta., 1936-07-02
.Unas Ifneas

Unas lineas
Para recordar ell picnic que
la Orden Caballero de la Luz
celebrara ell dia A de Julio, en-
los terrenos de De Soto Park.
Sc servira un sabroso al
muerzo Y habra bale con la
orquesta La Tropical"
No faltaran otras atraccio-
mes para hacer agradable ell
dia.
La gaceta., 1936-07-02

eHelS, lecLOraS, IA cdDeZd
de poll de carotte? En- otras pa
labras: tsois, por un 81 es ca
so, pelirrojas? ST 10 sois, con-
~gratulaos, pues estais de mo-
da.
Dentro del com1n denomi :
n2dor de pelirrojo, la cantidad
del rojo puede variar, y asi re-
lsulta que estan igualmente de
.noda ell llamado rubio ticiano
% bronceado, o ell color caoba
Ia sus variedades.
Procedente de Ho!lyw- I'D lie
gan noticias de que ell rubio
PLATING Y todos los rubios subj
dos han sido proscritos de los
Estudios de Cinelandia, Y por
%tanto, &c la pantalla. Y como
Hollywood es, realmente,
quien da a luz a la Moda, aun-
que sea concebida por Paris.
pronto no Sc volvera a yer una
rubia en- TODD ell orbe, con la ex
IceDci0n de Alemania. claro es
ia, donde la raza aria, por or
den de Hitler, y gracias al a.
qua oxigenada, ha de prevale-
Ger.
Las autoridades, en- cuestio :
mes de belleza femenina, pro-
claman ahora que 10 importan
tie no es va ell color del pelo, sino
SUI contextura que la belleza de
la cabellera no consiste va en-
SUI color, sino en- su calidad. Po-
co impor.a que ell pelo sea orc,
81 este orc es I'm orc ajado, ma
tie y sin vida. En- Gambia, un pc
10 que tenga ell lustre de la pla-
ia, O los reflejos del cobre, o Ell
| brillc del azabache, csc sera un
pelo que comunicara luz y her
mcsura al rostro. Porque la ca
bellera no es sino ell marco que
ha de realzar la belleza del ros-
trO Y por ST misma no tiene me-
rito alguno.
Y es por esta doble raz6n que
ell ken6 vuelve a estar en- boga:
primero, porque con el Sc consi-
guen todas esas tonalidades de
bronco y caoba tan admiradas;
segundo, porque no siendo un
tinte permanente quimico, sino
un producto vegetal, lejos de
guitar lustre y vida al pelo Sc
10 comunica.
Ell ken6, sin embargo, no de-
be usarse para tenir ell pelo blan
co, pues 10 vuelve de un color
naranja o zanahoria. Pero to-
dos los dolores castanOs ABDUL
riran, mediante ell kene, tonali-
dades bellas.
La cantidad de kene que ha-
bra de emplearse depende de la
cantidad de pelo que Sc tiene;
puede variar de una a tres on
zas de polvo.
Cuando la 0peraci6n del te-
nido Sc efect1a en- casa, convie-
ne disponer de un cazO esmal-
tado y nunca de aluminio u otro
meal, que pudiera decolorar el
ken@. Sc mezcla Ell polvo con
aqua templada, hasta que este
tome la consistencia de una pas
ia espesa, y Sc pone a calentar
en- BANJO maria. Hay que tener
cuidado de que la pasta no HER
va, pues las propiedades colo
rantes Sc alterarian.
An5es de aplicar ell kene es
menester qSe ell pelo haya sido
lavado y secad& preferiblemen-
te ell dia anterior a la APPLICATION
del ken6. Sc deja la pasta segdn
Ell tono que Sc quiera obtener,
siendo ell promedio cinco mimi.
tos. Aclarase lue2o bien ell pelo
La gaceta., 1936-07-02
Para ese dia preparan IN
magnifico programa .bailable.
Bonita revista

Bonita revista
I'll cuadro que actua bajo 10
auspicios de la WPA, EN- el tea
tro del Centre Asturiano pre-
para una "Revista Internacio-
nal"
Como 10 indica su nombre,
eli esta pieza teatral haora pa
ra todos los gustos, con hume
ros tipicos de distintos passes.
Una revista que sera del agra
do del pGblico.
pronto sera anunciada la f.
cha del estreno.
La gaceta., 1936-07-02

BESIDE hace algunos dias
guarda cana en- su residencia
de la avenida Doce n1mero
17O4, la estimada Sra. Espe-
rama Riesgo, esposa del como
cido violinista Pepito Riesgo
Por su pronto restableci-
miento hacemos votos.
The Washington times., 1936-07-02
SUIT PLANNED
ON MD. DUMP

CHEVERLY, Md, July "A
suit to prevent the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commission
from using the dumping grounds
recently established on the River
Road near Cheverly is expected to
be filed shortly by residents Of
that area.
The dump was established last
year shortly after the State legis-
lature had authorized the Sanitary
Commission to place one in the
metropolitan area of the county
and at the same time made it il
legal to dump refuse elsewhere.
Cheverly residents, assisted by
citizens of Tuxedo, have COM
planned the dump constitutes a
nuisance and want it moved to
some less thickly populated Sec
ton. They have retained Robert
w. Mccullough as their attorney.
The Washington times., 1936-07-02
26O SPEEDERS
CAUGHT IN MD.

BALTIMORE, Md, July "A
total of 1926 arrests, 80 per cent
of them for speeding, were made
on the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Boulevard by Maryland State Po-
lice during the month of June,
Capt. Edward M. johnson an.
nounced at headquarters in Balti-
more yesterday.
In commenting on the unusually
high number of 260 speeding ar
rests, Captain Johnson said:
estate highway officials are
convinced that most of the &C.
cidentS on the road are caused
by speeders and we want the
public to know that we won't
tolerate excessive speeds. We
don't want to make a lot of ar
rests, we want to save lives.
Our men have been instructed
to prosecute Speeders to the full
extent of the law"
Residents living on River Road
have petitioned the commissioners
of motor vehicles to reduce the
speed limit to a 25-mile maximum
on the road.
The Washington times., 1936-07-02
u. S. Orphan Girl
To Wed Son of
lap Baron

PHILADELPHIA, July 2 (I.N.SO.
An East West" romance that will
eliminate in the marriage of the
scion of a Japanese banking
family and Miss Jean McNair
Clark, brilliant young American
research biologist, was revealed
here today.
The intended bridegroom, who
returned to America Tuesday, is
DR.. Katsuma Dan, 20, son of
Baron Takuma Dan, aSsasinated
Japanese financier and once
Japan's industrial dictator. The
pair met at a biology convention
in New Orleans in 1882 and con-
tinued their friendship as students
at the University of Pennsylvania.
Since winning doctors degrees
in philosophy and zoology at Penn
sylvania two years ago, DR.. Dan
has been teaching in Japan. Miss
Clark, who is 20 and an orphan,
won similar degrees last February.
The marriage is expected to take
place "in a few days."
The Washington times., 1936-07-02
AIDS 81
ILL CHILDREN

Thirty-one boys and girls rang
ing in age from 4 to 10 years, today
were encamped at the summer
health school, Thirteenth and Al
lison Streets Northwes, conducted
by the District tuberculosis Asso-
citation.
The first detachment of 20
white and II colored children will
be added to until the camps Ca
pacity is reached. All have tuber.
culosis, for which plenty of fresh
air, pasturized milk, recreation
and rest, with the best medical
attention are expected to effect
cures.
Mrs. Margaret Craig March is
superintendent OF the camp, which
will be conducted through July and
August.