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Evening star., 1936-07-04
This Changing World
Selasse Dramatizes Fate of Small Nations Who Trust
Leagues Machinery for Peace.
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.

TIME preparing ntensivey
who drawing attention
what left civilization called
principally
in regarding
imsgination the
main manufacturers"
politicians gathered
their Valera. Madaraga
the
Evening star., 1936-07-04
Irwin s. Cobb
Says:
Today's the Day to
Preach Sanity to
Grown.ups.
(JrOWn-upS

SANTA MONICA. Calf, July A.
AS we get older. lot of lis begin to
think there out to be holiday called,
say, the Glorious Fourth Or should
u. rnchrtcAn
Evening star., 1936-07-04

definitely question
political however
in
Federal
something They trouble decide
mhche they hare lam mhch uiH
mhether final modification
makes unmpoant They u probably latter
conclusion
The American Automobile Association representa-
tive safe driver each of the 48 Entered the
necticut who claims that he driver In the
world but the father Of r. A. accident
in sending my N. r. A. plan the Democrats"
Evening star., 1936-07-04
BUILDING BOOM NOTED
Frederick Enjoys First Major In
crease in Z Years.
~ the Associated Press.

crease In Years.
Ey the Associated Press.
FREDERICK, Nd, July 4.-Build-
ing permits for construction totaling
s149,o35 were issued during the first
ok months Of this year, as compared
with $l05,ll2 for the entire year Of
1885, and $142.s5s for all of 1894.
City officials said 1t was the first
jor increase in building here dur
Aing the last seven years.
Evening star., 1936-07-04
Behind the News
World Spotlight Shifts to Rome as Mussolin Is
Seen Key Man in Europe.
BY PAUL MALLON.


~ ONE the which watch
- that to the That why such
Phillips
there anything in the
cerning that the State
o conceal it effectively.
Phillips has ntoays anted
diplomatic serutce
uoud send him there
held during lifetime devoted to diplomatic
undersecretaryhp rested lightly
therefore being passed
diplomatic tribute ascendancy
kew man
Evening star., 1936-07-04
Changes
Campaign
Methods
Eliminates De b ates
Lincoln and Douglas
Made Famous.
BY DOROTHY THOMPSON.

BY DOROTHY THOMPSON.
~ THE eve of the election cam
I paign 1t might be we'll to give
some consideration to the ef-
feet Of the radio on one Of
the pillars Of civil liberties among a
free people. It is automatic that de-
mocracy perishes when free speech is
prohibited. The relationships are CO.
Evening star., 1936-07-04

Note-Few Important inner snarls
have developed automatically over
Mussolini's conquest Of Ethiopia.
That Is, there Is nothing in par
ticular for Phillips to straighten
out. Political relationships with
Rome are more satisfactory now
under the surface than on it..
State Secretary Hull is peeved about
Mussolini's import restrictions, but
not to the extent of donating his
first assistant to the task of trying
La gaceta., 1936-09-09
r DE LO CRIMINAL

Ed Anderson, de la raza ne
gra, Sc declare aver culpable de
robo y fue condenado a cuatro
de prisi6n.
Anderson admiti6 que habia
entrado a rObar, apoderandose
de ohjetos con valor de $50, err
"a casa n1mero 1915 de la ave.
nida de Nebraska.
Marvin D. Reynolds, de Lake.
and, cumplira go dias por pasar
un cheque false en- Plant Ciyt:
c. B. Lobe, fue puesto en- liber-
sad porque habia pasado IS dias
en- la carcel y Sc lie acusaba de
guar con descuido I'm autom6
vii Robert Howard, que entr6 a
robar en- ell club de Rocky Point,
IN aho de carcel James Curgil,
rue rob6 dos sobrecamas, v Tom
Brown, por ell robo de un reloj,
.uatro meses cada uno.
La gaceta., 1936-09-09
DEPOR TES
VICTORIA DEL TEAM DE
POLO DE LA

Westburys L. l., Sep. g. E
team de Polo de la Argentina
que Sc prepare para discutir Va
Copa de las Americas, alcanzt
una victoria sobre ell team de Au
rora, con aHotaci6n de IL por 5,
en- un partido jugado en- Coch-
ran Field.
Durante TODD ell encuentro, los
argentinos, con sus admirables
caballos, mantuvieron ell ataque,
sin ppner Ell Zine up" que les die
ra la victCria en- los Juegos OHM
picos. En- lugar de Jack Nelson,
el captain, jug6 Andres Gazzoti.
Los derrotados tuvieron opol
tunidades de anotar en- los pri
rnerOs momentos, pero no supple
ron aprovecharlas. AL frente del
Aurora jug6 Seymour H. Knox.
Sc diStinguieron pCr los victo
riosos Luis Duggan y Ell vetera.
no Manuel Andrade.
La gaceta., 1936-09-09
iENKINS T DE BA-
T1R LAS MARCAS DE VELO.
CIDAD

Bonneville, Salt Flats, Utah,
Sept. 9.-El famoso automovilis
ia Alb jenkins repara su "Me :
teoro Morm6nico" para tratar
de batir, ell viernes o ell sabado.
las marcas de velocidad recientC
mente establecidas por ell CAPT
an ingles Esyton.
Algunas de las marcas fueroi
reclamadas aver por America
anaes de que ell coche sufriers
desperfectos. Despu&s de 1941
millas de movimiento a gran We.
locidad, ell autom6vil de IL cilii
dros sufri6 serias averfas, tie
niepdO qgsEeOntener 10 Marcia
y parar despues.
La gaceta., 1936-09-09
PROGRAMS DE RADIO

Estaci6n WDAE Y cadena Co
lumbia: Esta noche, a las 8 100
Sc efreeera ell programa de los
eigarrilos Chesterfield, con la
orquesta de Andres Kostelanetz
Y cantanses; 5:35, Bon-Bon
6:l5, los muchachos Eaton; 7:
La caja.de Mdsica: 100, Burns
y Allen; $50, Cantemos; 300,
programa en- contra del Pandi-
llaje, con Phillip Lord; $50,
Marcia del Tempo; GAS, Fe-
deral House Administration;
10 co., COmite NaciOnal Repu-
bEicano; Orquesta de Clyde Lu-
cas-; IL 100, Jose Reischman, y
La gaceta., 1936-09-09
BASE BALL
LIGA AMERICANA

No jugaron los clubs de la Il
ga Nacional y en- la Americans
solo pudieron enfrentarse los tt
gres Y los Medals Blancas.
Con Cain de pitcher, los Me
dias Blancas utilizaron once hits
para anotar siete wees. Los I'll
gres, con un total de 16 hits, so
10 pasaron la "goma" cinco We.
ces. 81 Chicago hizo seis de sus
carreras en- ell primer inning y
la septima y Ultima en- Ell segun.
do.
Los Yankees solo necesitan
otro juegO para cOnquistar eI
campeonato de su liga.
Detroit c5, 16h, lie.
Chicago &c, 11h, lie.
La gaceta., 1936-09-09
LOS PRACTI
CARON DE E

Practicaron l~igeramente aver
los futbolistas de la Universidac
de Tampa, los Espartanos, luegc
de las duras pruebas del lunes.
Los ejercicios de por la mana
ma Sc hicieron con calzones, nc
con los uniformes, practicando-
sc las senas.
Algunos de los muchachos de
la "retagrardia" caminaron y
corrieron IL millas.
Llegaron al campamentO una
bora mas tarde que sus compa-
ieros, por haberse perdidO en- e,
bosque, Americas Spoto y Jim
Mandula. =
Por haber sufrido lastimadu.
ras descansaron aver Red Cox
Rudy Rodriguez y Marvin Char
6ey.
La gaceta., 1936-09-09
OTRA VICTORIA DEL PUGII.
BALSAMO

New York, Sep. 9.-Harry
Balsamo, Ell pdgil del peso me
dio que con legitimO derecho asa
pira a la corona de su categoria.
puso a dormir anoche, en- ell Sc
gundo asalto, a AL Rossi, de Ne
wark, New jersey
La pelea Sc Sfectu6 en- la are
ma de Greensboro Y Sc dijo que
seiia a 10 ~asaltos.
0curri6 la caida de Rbssi a loe
2 minutes y Al segundos de csc
"round."
La gaceta., 1936-09-09

el p1blic6 neoyorqriHosge &lsUar
tara" contra, 81.
I'm NsAdadero aOsnlpe6n no
'puede refIusar gcombahr=cun un
pIgil a anien mnchos expertos
Hannah el campe6n sin.eOrOna,
con IN, gladiator que lleva CANA
dos, sin una sOla derrota, 1S pc
|ieas.
Montanez tiene mejor ejecu
toria que Ambers y es una ma.
yor attraction de taquilla que e
italianO.
La gaceta., 1936-09-09
vISITO Ell REY A
UN ESPECIALISTA

Viena, sep. 9.-Visit6 aver a
IN especialista de Ojos, oidos /!
nariz ell rey Eduardo VIII de
Inglaterra, que viaja de inc6g.
nito.
La vista del rey two por OBJ
jeto saber 81 un reciente catarrc
lie habia dejado malos efectos en-
las fosas nasales. Reconcile al
monarch Ell reputado especialis.
ia DIR. Heinrich Neuman.
La gaceta., 1936-09-09
CON LOS CUANTES

Cast podemos asegurar desdt
ahora que Mr.. Max Baer no "a.
ceptara una pelea a diez asaltOs
en- Tampa, con ell oriundo de Ga
licia, con Tony Cancela.
CIando Max sc acuerde de-
bout" a cuatro asaltos, que pei
di6 con Tony, dira sacramento
Me expongo a una derrota y es-
to no me convene para llegar a
una bolsa de varios miles de pc
sos. ST Cancela me mal!rat6 Sien
10 .yoa campe6n, cuando muchos
enian -miedo a mis- punos, que
no hara sahora.
Habra qre buscarle a Tony,
port ahora, otro contricante me-
nos "pensador."
La gaceta., 1936-09-09
BABE RUTH TRABAJARA
POR LA RADIO CON KATE
SMITH

New York, Sep. 9.-E pr6xi.
mo jueves, por la Red Nacional.
Ell relotero Babe Ruth Sc presen
tara en- I'm esquema teatral a.
compafiado por la gruesa cantan
tie de radio Kate Smith. 81 ell pu
blico recibe la prueba con agra
do, Babe Ruth tedra otras opor-
Inidades.
"Yo no Sc, ha dicho Babe, ST
endre exito como artista de vau
leville; mas hare la prueba con
Kate"
La gaceta., 1936-09-09

mejor que los prdfesioRales, pc
70 comstieron mas errores que
essos. Ell bal6n 10 manejaron con
bastante descuido e ineficacia.
Llegaron las Estrellas a tres
yardas de la Inca de los Gigan-
es, pero no lograron anotar. Ell
'ugar de confiarse a las jugadas
de potencia, los univensitarios
recurrieron a las de fantasia.
Hicieron los PROFESSIONALS sun
pase de % yardas, de Danowski
ia Singer. Tres pasos de Danows
XII a Burnett fracasaron.
La gaceta., 1936-09-09
Los f1tboGstas PROFESSIONALS vencieron !
a laslestrellasu de las UrEeradadc;

New York, Sept. 9s-El con
.ce" de los Gigantes de New
York, futbolistas PROFESSIONALS,
derrot6 aver a "Todas las Estre-
las" con anotaci6n de IL por 2.
Sc verified ell partido de anoche
y 10 presenciaron 30,555 perso-
mas.
Con brillantes passes, Dale
Burnett, castro" de los Gigan-
ties, consigui6 anoEar en- los pc
riodos segundo Y cuarto.
Las "Estrellas" atacaron con
mayor frecuencia y "patearon"
La gaceta., 1936-09-09

Lyons Z 100, familia de un.hOm-
bre; 8 100, ell cOrOnel y Budds
10 100, Institute Bancario; IL:
violfnista Shandor; IL :08, or
dues. a de All Donohue, y IL sc,
drama.
La gaceta., 1936-09-09

KREIGER vENClO
CHONG

New York Sept. Hs-Sol Kret-
ger, con 16S libsas despasD, d.
rrib6 anoche pCr la cuentade 10
en- ell sep!imo asalto, q. Ralph
Chong, 1853 libras, un ciudadanc
de New Orleans.
Gentenares de personals pre-
senciaron ell bout" en- ell velo
dromo de Coney Island.
La gaceta., 1936-09-09
do de dinero.

10 ue Qlner0.
-Tengo muy POGO.
-Pues, por 10 mismo...
-Dios dira y 81 Sc ACADIA, en-
re los tres veremos ell modo de
proporcionarnoslo.
AL fin lie convenci6, diciendc-
lie:
-Ienga listed en- cuenta que
lormamos una familia y que.
por consiguiente, entire nosoros
no nay nj tuyo nj milo. SQue ga
nan ustedes alguna cosa? Bien.
SQue no ganan NADIA? Pres sal
uremos adelante como podamos.
l. score TODD, iQu6 hemos de ha
81 Ell no irabajar no es eul-
ia de ustedes?
ResuEadO, que R6mulo no So
no mas a buscar trabajo, con-
La gaceta., 1936-09-09
Comprendi6ndnln as.

COmprendi6ndolo asi, Cas-
parSle dijo:
No sc canse listed nj busous
mas. iPara que? Ash como ash. q
Angela tampoco lie ouedaris
tempo para NADIA! Entre( los
quehfceres que le proporciona
Ell cI |darnos y ell servirmk a mi
de nodelo, tiene SUI boras
inv das.
ZPef~e; que esoIo es II
ira 'adO,-feOlic6 R&Rulo,-v j
poa 'rabaiamos, fesrltara o,c
" mos por complete a costa
tu5n, 10 cual no esta bien nj Is
i8ahl
Isl al menOs I'd fueses rico
peo me parece, y no lie ofendss,
que no debes andSy muy sobra.
La gaceta., 1936-09-09

Chino Alvarez prefiere la pla
va de Clearwater a todos los bal
leariOs del Norte. Sabe que ALI
lie aprecian, que ell sol de la Flo.
rida la acaricia y que los gastos
no son grandes. En- cambio, en-
Ell Norte, no lie tendran conside-
raci6n con ell bolsillo.
va Ell Chino ha empezado a en-.
!rar en- la categorfa de hacen.
dista.
La gaceta., 1936-09-09
taculO: Ia faIta de modelo.

Hablsba de clio frecuentemen
!e con Angela y los dos ACADIA
ban siempre pOr entristecerse.
La i6ven pareeia participant,
no solo de los eptusiasmOs y de-
liriOs del artista, sino tam
bien de So tGisteza.
La gaceta., 1936-09-09

tDurante (Os primeros dfas,
R6mulo sig is buscando trabajo
para 81 y ia hija, preferente-
mente para su hija, pues pare
.clale mas flcil encontrarlo pa
ra la j6ven hue para 81.
No 10 enjOntr6 para ninguno
z@ los dOYO' este le desesPera-
La gaceta., 1936-09-09

Mr.. Ambers no podra rehuir
ell combate con Pedro Monta :
nez, aunpue asi 10 desea, porQue
La gaceta., 1936-09-09

delante", SECURE de tn triunfO;
pero, por experienced propia, de
tOdO desconfio. Sin embargo, tn
grupO me va gustandO muCho,
perO muChOR 81 70 fOrmase par
tie del JurPd6 Cd ificador, no ma
bria quien te gu Rse una prime
rR medalla.
Gaspat sOnreia:, no VI do en-
lestOnflno una manifest si6n de
de alttud del pObre fnhbVe.
etAloSerdad era quel tambi6n
est ca sa isfechO de trabajo.
10 al haciale pens mas que
nj , en- su gran 81 q, en- su es-
cat FL fubOr".
i'd pudiera realizarlai
EntOnces 81 que alcanzaria
triunfo indisCutihle. 81
PHro suhsistia el mlsEno o
La gaceta., 1936-09-09

Ell "Manicero'' ofrecera hoy
otro programa, en- Seminole
Heights. Dice el que Sc trata de
I'm cartel" de m6rito y que 81
alguien 10 duda, que lie pruebe 10
contrario.
Como no tenemos porque de-
searle tropiezos y mala suerte,
cantamos a coro: Mani mani .
La gaceta., 1936-09-09
FORetin No. 526
LAS PENAS +.
QUE RF6lMFN
La Gaceta

-tVengo indignado, desespe-
, uadol NADIA: que no encuentro
krabyio nj para mi hija nj para
nj. IAbsolutamente NADIA! 81 no
fuera pOr ii, va habriamos PEREZ
edo de hambre, por la earidad,
cuando mas, sirve para escul-
pirla EN- piedra. iiUna carload
De pisdra, insensibiel.. He ahi
81 slmbolo de la carload huma-
mai
Termin6 con una de sus caFac
macas carcajadas, Z GAspar
La gaceta., 1936-09-09

IL 80, Bernie Cunfmins.
EAtaci6n de Clearwater y ca
dena National 5:15, Srecepci6s
de Glenn Morris; s 80, no:icias
5 as, Lowell Thomas 6:15, es-
crulinio nacional; 6:15, Ruth
La gaceta., 1936-09-09

iCuantos telegramas de con.
testaci6n habra recibido jim
Downing a estas horas, con res
pecto. a la pr6xima pelea de CHI
no Alvarez?
IQue habra dicho Ell veterane
Franckie Kick, un legitimo des-
ructor de esperanzas?
SCuanto habra pedido Mr.,
Howard Scot, ell hombre a Quien
Sc menciona como vencedor de
Kick?
IC6mo sc habra desahOgadc
ell "aventurero" Wesley Ramey,
unO de los hombres de la van
guardia de las 1876 libras.
The Washington times., 1936-12-22
WOMAN BARES
PISTOL SKILL

You wouldn't think a lady living
at the Y. w. c. A. here would "get
her man" four shots out of five.
But that's exactly what Miss
Kathrynne Shearon, embryo po-
lice woman, did today at the Police
Training School, to the chagrin of
her fellow officers. Using a %.
caliber pistol and shooting at a
distance of 25 yards, Miss Shearon
hit the target four out Of five
times.
When she Is graduated from the
Police Training School Miss
Shearon will become a member
Of the Women's Bureau. She re-
places Mrs. Hazel Mansfield who
retired a short time ago after be-
ing seriously injured in an auto
mobile accident when the car in
which she was riding with Eliza
beth Fontane, en- route to Rich
mond, Va, turned over.
Miss Shearon, who is q, halls
from San Diego, Cal. She has a
bachelor of arts degree from the
University Of Missouri and mas
ter of arts degree from the Uni
VerSity of Denver.
The Washington times., 1936-12-22
Saves 3 Lives,
100000 Plant;
Hero Mdy Die

LONG BEACH, Cal, Dec. %
GNS0.-Heroism of Pat Joiner,
35, in saving three lives and a
100000 oil refinery, may cause his
death, physicians said today.
The refinery's compression plant
broke down, releasing gasoline
fumes. Unmindful of the danger,
Joiner warned three fellow work
men and then laboriously turned
off the heavy intake valve.
AS he finished the hazardous
task the fumes exploded. making
him loving torch. His body
was burned seriously.
Damage to the refinery was
estimated at less than $4,000.
The Washington times., 1936-12-22
COUNTY OPENS
NEW CLINIC

SILVER SPRING, Md, Dec. %.
Joining in a Statewide movement
to stamp out social diseases, the
Montgomery County Health De-
partment this week opened a clinic
in the county building here which
is the third of it's kind now operat-
ing in the county. The others are
at Rockville and Damascus.
The clinic here will be held each
Monday night, with DR.. c. w.
Mitchell in charge. Members Of
the Silver Spring Health Commit
tee assist in sponsoring the move
ment.
The dental clinic, which is be-
:rg sponsored BY the local health
committee, is scheduled to open in
the county building here on Janu-
ary IL. 1t will give assistance to
children IN the first three grades
of the local public, parochial and
Seventh Day Adventist schools in
this area.
The Washington times., 1936-12-22
Erase Wrinkles
Rv IDA JEAN KAN

Chronic expressions - worry,
anxiety, strain all leave their
indelible mark in the lines Of the
face. Facial exercises involve all
the uplift movements Of grinning,
chewing, whistling and blowing to
Use all sets of muscles and to keep
the skin elastic.
The expression you use most is
the one that is etched on your
face. If you laugh a great deal,
you Took pleasant" most Of the
time; If you are a fuSSbudget in
side, tenseneSs is your predomi-
nant expression, and if you are
an aggressive business woman, de-
Termination NAV rule YOUR mouth.
The Washington times., 1936-12-22
DOOM
STRAY TURKEY

The odds are that Frieda-for-
merly known as Freddy-is going
to be executed before Christmas.
And the odds are still longer
that Freida will grace the dinner
table at the Ninth Precinct Sta
ton on that festive day.
Frieda is a large bronze tur-
key hen, and experts at the pre-.
cinct station say she will make
excellent eating. She is held on
a technical charge of investiga-
ton, having no 1885 tags, vio-
lating the curfew ordinance and
a few other minor charges. She
was arrested yesterday as she
wandered near Sixth and A
Streets N. E.
But despite this, it looks as
though Frieda will be given th0
penalty of death.
The Washington times., 1936-12-22
to laugh.

learn to laugh.
Nobody wants one set expression.
The more variety in the play
Of your facial muscles, the less
chance there is for wrinkles. BY
giving all the muscles of the face
at least a little daily exercise, the
contours are kept firm and smooth.
Lovely Helen Gleason, Metropo1-
itan Opera star, believes firmly in
facial exercise, and she has a
chewing exercise that is well worth
borrowing. Here it is, to be per-
formed as a daily ritual. She
chews hard, as though she had a
mouthful of some tough substance.
First, she thruSts her jaw for
ward and chews 80 times; then,
she turns her face alternately to
the right and to the left, repeat
ing the chewing exercise 80 times
for each side. This practice has
resulted in a firmer throat and
skin that is more elastic.
Actresses. who must have flexi-
bility of facial expression, stay
young longer than women in any
other field. That delightful
comedienne, Mary Boland, doesn't
give her face a chance to grow
old. Constant change of express
sion exercises all the muscles of
her face.
You might think that the con.
t1nual demand Of emotional roles
would seamline an actress before
she reaches middle age, but the
varied use of these muscles keeps
the face pliable and young.
Pressure of modern living tends
to give us set facial lines, particu-
1arly about the mouth. Nature
gave lis our other features, but
our expressions shape the mouth.
A popular bachelor once told me
the girl he married must have a
mouth that turned up at the cor
ners. If the corners of your
mouth droop or end in tight little
creases of determination, you can
make it lovelier by learning to
laugh a little at yourself.
Here is a good exercise for the
dour mouth:
Open the mouth vertically
(straight up and down not
spread at the corners). Now try
to close the. lips over open teeth
without closing the jaw or teeth.
The lips will not close entirely if
you keep the Jaws wide apart, but
they will be drawn together so as
to pull out the lines. Repeat not
more than five times. It is best
to apply cream while exercising.
Always relax the muscles grad
ually, never abruptly.
If you wish to give your face a
lift, send for the complete set of
"Facial Gymnastics use
them. Exercise. serenity and cold
cream are the best wrinkle chasers
we know.
BALANCED REDUCTNG MENU
The Washington times., 1936-12-22
AviatorS in the service Of both the
rebels and the reds.

In 1929, at Les Ambassadors
Club, Ethel Norman drew a sal
ary Of $75 a week as a singer in
the floor show which featured
Clayton; Jackson and Durante-
with Durante drawing as his
share close to $1,000 a week. To
day, the Norman girl is co7starred
with Durante in the same show,
Red, Hot and Blue" and her
salary equals-perhaps surpaSses
that of Durante'S. Durante, on
the other hand, reported washed
up as an attraction, is now at
the top of his career as a funny
man-with movie compan S
again scrsmbling all over them
selves in an effort to tie him up.
1861 year of surprises and
upSetS that would have de-
lighted Mister o. Henry.
The Washington times., 1936-12-22
Nut Supply Adequate

j. Hansell French, Pennsylvania
secretary Of agriculture, is conf
dent that the nut supply will be
adequate for the holiday season in
spite of a short crop. This year
the country produced $500 tons
of almonds, 16,800 tons of pecans,
43,500 tons of Persian or English
walnuts, 1900 tons of filberts. This
production is only 81 per cent of
last years.
The Washington times., 1936-12-22
Woman Dies in Leap

ST. JOHN, N. B., Dec. %
Q.N.S0.-Florence A. Benn, whose
home is believed to be in Cam.
bridge, Mass, leaped to her death
here early today from a fifth-story
hotel window.
The Washington times., 1936-12-22

The leafIet, Facial Gym
naStics," will help you to
erase the tell.tale wrinkles of
age and worry. Send a self
addressed, stamped envelope
to Miss Ida Jean Kahn in care
Of The Washington Times.
The Washington times., 1936-12-22
DAILY TIMES
TABLE
TODAY

1890 P.M.-Luncheon, Wash
ington Real Estate Board, May
flower Hotel.
1890 PM.-Luncheon, Civitan
Club, Mayflower Hotel.
1890 P.M.-Luncheon, Credit
Mems Assn, Raleigh Hotel.
1890 PM.-Luncheon, Acme
Corporation, Raleigh Hotel.
1890 P.M-Luncheon, M. & M.
Coal Section, Raleigh Hotel.
6:45 P.M.-Dinner, Washington
Gas 81 Light Co., Raleigh Hotel.
9 P.M.-Dance, Kentucky State
Society. Willard Hotel.
TOMORROW
1890 P.M-Luncheon, Rotary
Club, Willard Hotel.
1890 PM.-Luncheon, Lions
Club, Mayflower Hotel.
8 P.M.-Buffet, Drill Team
Washington Comm. No. l., Raleigh
Hotel.
$50 PM. - Christmas Party
Buffet Supper, Hugh Reilly Com
pany, willard Hotel.
8 P.M.-Meeting, B. P. o. Elks,
Washington Lodge, No. Is, Elks
Club, 919 H st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1936-02-07
ARCH SHOES
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Four new spring styles--all in kid
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able to wear-including a step-in
pump, 4-eyelet oxford, the new broad
strap slipper and the T-strap. Black,
blue or brown with Cuban or Junior
Louis heels.
The Washington times., 1936-02-07
REDINGOTES
or jacket
Dresses
7. g 5

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