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Evening star., 1936-07-19

Small 6-rm house, ami: lot 60x100
IT,: basement under entire home: 1880.
Apply Ill N. Broad st. Falls Church. Va.
81. 65O-Excellent 6-r. b.. brick h.-w.h.;
NE: 5000 cash. bal. mo.
3.750-cosy home. y. b. h.w.h.; NE:
5OO-N.E.: 6 r. b. brick. modern.
por., gar; $500 cash. bal. mo. :,
5.s50-on warder. St NV: r. b.. oil
bur. gar, 3 porches. deep lot.
7.50O-Splendid 9 r., b.. modern home. 2
enc porches. 2-car gar.
7.e50-Lovefy home in GLOVER PARK:
COST E. ts.6Setosiis b snsii por' 0uil'-'n sar''
TO T0st fnspeetSaii MORAN.
TaoS 2. WALSH I9s1 INS1 sssa,a.
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Is ACRES.

rich land. about 500 IT. on Colesville pike:
only miles from District line. Priced
$500 per acre. Terms arranged. Call
Mr.. Thomas.
ROBERT L. McKEEvER CO.. INC.
Shoreham bldg National 4T50.
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HOUSES-FUR. AND UNFUR.
Continued

fpGFMooR NEW BRICK HOUSE S
rooms 3 baths End lavatory; lsndscaped
grounds, built-in 2-csr garage. Call OWN
'ER. Wet 1919.
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IL ACRES.

In Montgomery Co.. Md. all beautifully
wooded, high elevation, only 80 minutes
from downtown: wonderful home site
Priced at S3 300. Terms to responsible
party. Call Mr. Thomas.
ROBERT l. McKEEVER CO.. NC.
Shoreham bldg National 1850.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

1888 MORRISON ST. NV.
12 rooms and 2 baths. oil heat. garage;
S175.00.
LINKINS CO.
1873 De Sales st. District 3522.
CLEVELAND PARK-DETACHED,7 RMS.
oil burner. elec refrigeration: 500. Cleve-
land 294l.
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A GOOD BUY.
ON TENNESSEE AVE. NE.

ONLY S4 $50.
A dandy six-rm. and bath brick home
Front and rear porches. screened. h.-a h.,
elec sanitary wash tubs and bit. in gar.
District sR51 SIM and week DAYS.
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This house originally sold for over $13,.
900. Colonial architecture. z large rooms.
heat: INV heater, beautiful big stone
fireplace. large lot with fruit and shade
trees. grape arbor. flowers, garage. sub
urban environment and convenient to
town. Will sell Immediately. Call Georgia
Evening star., 1936-07-19
BEAUTIFUL WOODBRIDGE
FIRST TIME SHOWN

o435 Newton st. NE-h new brick. 4,
bedroom home with 3 complete baths Ideal
for. the large family or easily arransed ior
families, An exceptionally large house
with 2-car garage. oil burner, all Sopper
metal work. rock wool insulation noored
attic soft. lot on concrete street.
Priced exceptionally low. Terms can De
arranged.
4O2s 34th ST NE.-The last of : all
brick burEalows facing Barnard Hnl:
large rooms on one floor. with 2-car ga
rage: reasonable terms
WOODR1DGE REALTY co; ,
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S13,500.

New, French farm house, Wooded sec
ine the unusual. permit us to show you
this charming home. In its setting Of
natural beauty and unique situation. II
offers the maximum to be desired. Center
hall. lovely rooms. covered porch over
looking garden, . tile baths. attached ga
rage insulated attic. slate roof. automatic
heat. Wooded lot, SIS fl. wide. afording
absolute privacy to all looms,
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OPEN SUNDAY

] PM. To y P.M,
HeightsI. A deiishtful Colonial
Apartment BUNGALOW. Living room
l3'6"x1S6" with wood = burning
fireplace. Master bed room 13'6"
Xl3 g." Modern bath. electric
kitchen, hot-wster heat, large
porch. cellar shaded lot. You
can own this attractive home for
less than il costs to rent a two
room apartment. To reach. driTe
out PENNSYLVANIA ave. to Alabama
ave. Turn left to 44th pl.. then
left ] block to house
Evening star., 1936-07-19

T. H..
81 5O0-S3OO cash-S40 month.
Owner. l1a Garfield ave. Hyattsville.
2FAMILY HogsE Sg SEo. WITH 1dsrS nc R9oMs &sii
located: it pays for itself. See ROBERT
E. LOHR. 81 Cedar ST., Takoma Park.
GeorgIs 0SSl.
NEW HOME JUST COMPLETED ,s 2vt oyER. oSl5S-
ton. ! he'd rooms: bungalow type: oil heat:
huiit-in garagei hardwood floors; pTice:
81 $50. make Jwn terms. For Inspection
6b ACRES, WITH SMALL HOUSE
miles from District Line ideal for chicX-
E. Z. Mitchell, Biadensburg rd. Kensins-
GROOM HOUSE. $4,000; CONDUIT RD..
opp. fire house, Cabin John. Md; II acre.
Mrs. MINNIS. .
So. 5OO-7H ACRES OLD HOUSE, ON
wooded knoll; lnice view; 20 minutes from
city. on Lee Highway; $500 down. S35 mo:
sonyeIFtiOle ir to a fins country estate rare
~ RALPH ". GRAIN Walnut $3.50.
tcOntinued on Next PaEe.l
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4 PENNA. AVE. Sc
OPEN-SEE

OPEN-SEE
119 MAPLE ST,
Takoma Park block north OF Carroll st.
New, Detached,
Center-entrance brick home on beautiful.
lsrge tree-covered lot.
BRODIE & COLBERT, INC.
1907 Eye St. National Ss75.
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$8,450-SAUL'S ADDITION.

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS.
5 rms. bath. large lot. 2 block bus line,
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9 TOLL HOUSE RID SEVEN OAKS MAR
mrs. ks Toll House Tavern. on CoIeSviie
aho-StGccc home. ami. reduced from
81 BOO TO IS. $50 for quick sale BAINS
REALTY CO. Shepherd :IsHH
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SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.
WANTED TO BUY-HOUSEs.

I PERSONALLY PAY CASH FOR WASH
lneton property. white or colored Imme-
Gisle settlement. No commission G G
AZ
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THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. Inc,
13S 18th 81. District $3.50.
S6.95O.O0.

New n-story brick Bethesda. Maximum
value-maximum living comforts and con-
veniences good-looking Colonial de-
tached brick home. ) large rooms. master
bed room with three exposures. tlleG bath
with shower. Real fireplace. model ktch-
en- with ample space for breakfast set.
cellar. automatic heat and refrigerator.
Slate roof. attached garage. Splendid lot
41xl00, Liberal terms.
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UNUSUALLY WELL-BUILT SEMI -BUNGA-
low: cool, quiet. fully screened. all imp,
large liv. room; conv. to busses. stores.
WI. Hich School; large lot, garage. -
minutes 70 Treasury Bargain for some
one Clarendon 345. 1876 n. Utah ST.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

NEAR BURTONSVILLE MONTGOMERY
County: Mo. Home SITES OF some ; to :
IS acres for 81 600 cash. Phone WIS
conSin 1852
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BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW. ) ROOMS AND
bath: three finished rooms IN attic: larse
lot, garage; h.-w. heat: ] block boulevard.
trolley school near Mo. University ana
TuGwelltoWn. A bargain. Terms. AocTeSa
Box :iI1-X. star Office. III
Evening star., 1936-07-19

NEW HOUSES AND BUNGALOWS N
nearby Mt. Rainier; priced from S5H50
10 Sh.15u; terms. 5000 10 y 600 down
and low monthly payments Apply Perry
BOSWELL 34th and R ! ave ne M.
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l9O3 ROCK SPRING RD ARLINGTON
County Va. block from Wash. Golf and
Country Club-Comfortable family home,
FIVE bed rooms. TWO baths. TWO sleeping
porcheS double Garage. all modern I'M
provements. one acre or more. Hieh-c!aSs
residential neIEhborhood. Near bus and
SCHOOL Ei.one OWNER MalIl..- : -.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY is NILES
from Washington, in Virginia; over acre
OF land with house and all kinds of larss
frult t-ees, grape vines and outhouses.
Price. 5000; $500 cash. balance S@5 per
month. Phone ALTER Shepherd 2O40
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SMALL MODERN BRICK HOME
PetWorth Preferred Not Over - 900
SALE-SUBURRAN-

5-RoOM BUNGALOW. Is MIN Sc OF
Capitol am.I.. electric kitchen, nicely tur-
rlshed. 20 acres orchard grapes. lawns.
garage chicken house. high cool cheap,
easy terms. Apply OWNER, l4I4 G stse.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

50 A, .5-R. HOUSE. OUTBLDGs., WELL.
fruit, 81 900; 9 a. 1-r. Colonial am J.,
large chicken houses. State paved road,
30 a. ,45O State road front. ST. house.
outbldgs,, tobacco. truck. chicken land.
acre woods, creek: $1,000. WENZ. Floral
Park. Md, auto route No. ). P. o.
RrandyWlne Md
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SALE-HOUSES.
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.

WOODBRIDGE, D. G.
2sO3 18th ST. n.e-Special price for
quick sale. 6-rm. detached brick house.
Modern in every detail. . open hre.
places. large. recreation room. Finished
lot Garage Slate roof. u square Of r
I. ave This is good home. Come and
see for yourself Price reduced. Terms
reasonable. Possession with deposit. Open
from = to o pm. or can be seen at any
time. Also several good bargains lin used
homes. B. F. HOLMES 1901 r. I. ave.
ne. North ssh. Evenings. North 1446.
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ONLY s5.45Q-NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.

S1+'114 ~ ~ -INE " bNILh BINJNDUW,
, rooms. tiled bath. hardwood floors h W
neat electric kitchen with splendid cahi-
nets Easy terms: Sample house 437 Mad
lSon ave, RlveTdale. Mo Open evenings,
OWNER Hyattsville lIH-M 10.
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FOR SALE IN GLENN DALE. MD. l
square south Of Pa R. R station and a
mi. from new D. C. Tubercular Hospital,
S-room home. modern improvements, about
: acres. 2-car garaEc. beautiful evergreens.
shade trees Shrubbery, lawn. fruit trees.
Apply TO D. K GARDNER
The Washington times., 1936-04-17
Experience a Sure
STANDARD

XXTASHINGTON, in his fare
w we'll address, cautiored the peo-
pie against "a spirit Of innovation"
Toward the preservation Of your
government and the permsneney Of
your present happy state" he said "ie
is requisite that you resist with
care the spirit Of innovation upon its
principles, however speeious the pre-.
texts. ...
"In all the changes to which you
may be invited, remember that time
and habit are at least as necessary to
FIX the true character Of government
as of other human institutions; that
experience is the suress standard by
which to test the real tendency Of the
existing Constitution Of a country"
Rules may change but the laws Of
nature and the principles Of our Con.
sdsution are eternal verities.
troMoRRow-RULERs THAT WOULD
ClRCUMVENT CODY
cOpyriEht. iaas. KinS, EsstursS Syndisass. Ias.
The Washington times., 1936-04-17

activity. When calorieS are taken
In excess Of the amount used IN
activity, the surplus Is stored as
adipose tissue and the scales climb.
When you decrease the calories
until the amount is less than used
in energy Gas you must In order
to reduce), the deficit Is supplied
from the calorieS stored over your
hips and under your chin. and
the scales drop. So. you see, it Is
calorie subtraction that makes the
difference in your figure.
Weight remains stable when the
daily food intake, or calorieS,
equals your energy requirements.
To calculate your normal mum.
Der Of calorieS, first multiply your
normal weight (not your present
weighD by Is, 16, or IT, a factor
which varies according to activity.
If there is visible evidence that
you dislike exercise, Is is the fig
ure to use. In general, the aver
age woman should use the figure
Is, and the average man should
use the number 16 as the multi
plier.
All right, let's work it out: Sup.
pose your normal weight to be
The Washington times., 1936-04-17
asa IN COURT,
4O6C0NV|CTED

ALEXANDRIA, Va, April II.
Conviction of 406 persons Of a
total Of 464 brought into police
court in Alexandria in March,
was revealed in the monthly
police report made public today,
Arrests totaled 342, while per.
sons summoned totaled l12
Leading in arrests were those
charged with drunkenness, the
total being 100. Second on the
list was IS charged with dis.
orderly conduct, while traffic vio.
lationS accounted for 10.
Property stolen and reported
was valued at $2.326, Of which
$2,038 was recovered. ..
Five automobiles were reported
stolen and all recovered. Acct
dents totaled Is, with one person
being killed and eight injured
Total fires were given at A.
ambulance calls at So and police
radio calls at Ill,
The Washington times., 1936-04-17
WOIlaem'S Club
Calendar
TODAY

National League. Of American
Pen Women-Biennial convention,
all day. Willard Hotel; tea at
White House ct 4 p. m.
League Of Republican Women
Card party, 2::3O p. M. clubhouse,
Sixteenth and Scott Circle N. w.
Twentieth Century Club
Luncheon. / p. m, A. A. U. w.
clubhouse.
Washington Branch. A. A. q.
Wrench luncheon, p. m;
club bridge luncheon, lis p. m,
clubhouse, 1884 I st. N. w.
Elizabeth somers Glee Club
Bridge and monopoly party for
the benefit Of their National Sym
phony Orchestra pledge, Z p. m,
Y. w. c. A.
Woman's National Democratic
Club-Dinner, 7:30 p. M, club.
house, 1925 New Hampshire Ave.
N. w.
Danes Of the Loyal Legion
Meeting, 10 q. m; dinner, Z p. M,
Mayflower Hotel.
Non-Partisan League Of Women
Meeting, 2:30 p. M, willard
Hotel.
Women'S Benefit Association
Dance, $3.50 p. M, willard Hotel,
PetWorth Woman'S Club-Home
Section, luncheon meeting, / p. m.
home Of Mrs. Annie Abbott, 5000
Eighth st.
TOMORROW
Marietta Park V mans Club
Dance, 10 p. M, Kenwood Country
Club.
National League Of American
Pen Women-Biennial convention
all day; reception to national
president, 8 p. M, Willard Hotel.
Danes of the Loyal Legion
Meeting, 10 a. m, Mayflower
Hotel.
1ota Gamma Phi sorority-Din'
ner dance, z p. m, MayfloweI
Hotel.
Daughters Of Colonial Wars
Meeting, 8 a. M, Mayflower Hotel
Immaculate Alumnae Associa
tion-Dinner, z p. M, Mayflower
Hotel.
washington Branch, A. A. u. W
Education committee luncheon
1:15 p. m.; dinner dance, Z p. m.
clubhouse, 1884 I st. N. w.
Daughters Of the American Revo
lution-National board meeting
2::30 p. M, Constitution Hall.
Political Study Club-Meeting
2 p. m, washington Club.
st. Cecilia Academy Alumnae
Association - Annual dance, 6
p. M, Broadmoor Hotel.
The Washington times., 1936-04-17

No More" w. c. Fields is still
ailing and has been off the
Poppy" set for q few days, Di
rector Sutherland working on
other sequences until his return. {.
The film columns are read as
avidly in this town as In any ham
let, East, North and Southland
the same stupid awe is evident
when a star passes on one Of the
Hollywood or. Los Angeles streets
Crowds gather when Gable
or Dietrich or Crawford heaveS
into sight and the autograph book
comes out-although these are
people who have lived In and
around the studios for years and
should be accustomed to stars. /. .
Warmers spectacular "Charge
Of the Light Brigade, starring
Errol Flynn, il on location at
Jesse LaSky's famous old ranch,
some 20 miles out Of town. All
visitors have been barred, only
. few newspaper men being per
mitted on the set. Frank
Shields tennis party at his home
brought out Virginia Bruce with
Gilbert Roland, Clifton Webb
and Mabel (his mama), ErrOl
Flynn and Eli Damita, Mike
Bartlett and Anne Mitchell. :.
The Mitchell heiress, incident
ally, was scheduled to sail for
Japan with her mama, but
switched her plans. Instead,
she's tossing . cocktail party at
the VendOme and will linger in
Hollywood for another week. =.
Ketti Gallian gets another
chance-she's signed with Para
mount for . role in "The Old
Timer" The dreariest gags are
those spOuted by the sO-called
witty writer's Of the studios here
You get a much better variety
from the amateurs sitting
around Lindy's or Reuben's or
Dawes. ..'Why tell funny stories
for nothing?" Is the justifiable
attitude. Zone good new sag
can be built into an entire
sequence out here" =. Carl
Laemmlc, jr., has severed all
connections with Universal.
The Washington times., 1936-04-17
Daily Times Table
TODAY

GNASEAA
Convention-American Roa d
Builders Association, willard
Hotel.
1880 P.M-Luncheon, Ameri.
can Horticulture Society, Willard
Hotel.
1890 P.M.-Luncheon, m e M
bership committee, Congressional
Country Club, willard Hotel.
1880 P.M.-Luncheon, Trade
Association Executive Advisory
Council, willard Hotel.
1880 P.M.-Luncheon, M. &,
M. Mfgrs., Raleigh Hotel.
12:45 P.M.-Luncheon, D. c.
Bankers Association, willard
Hotel.
TOO P.M.-Banquet, Southeast.
ern University, Mayflower Hotel
TOO P.M.-Dinner, Metropolis
tan Life Insurance Company
Mayflower Hotel.
500 P.M.-Lecture, Advertising
Club Of washington, willard
Hotel.
$50 P.M.-Card and bingo
party. benefit Of the Church. at
st. Teresa's School Han, 140S Y
st. S. E. Prizes.
900 P.M.-D ance, American
University Junior Prom, Shore
ham Hotel.
1000 P.M.-Dance, Massachu.
sets State Society, Wardman
Park Hotel.
Temple Services Friday Eve.
ming by Rabbi Norman Gersten.
feld-"Good Will Between Jew
and Gentile-Is It All Talk!"
The Washington times., 1936-04-17
Chinese Treasure
Ship Is Relocated

GIBRALTAR, April II (U.sJ.
The treasure ship s. s. Ranpura,
laden with priceless Chinese art
objects, was refloated last night
from the Sandbsr off Gibraltar
Harbor, where she had lain
aground for two days while Brit
iSh warShips stood by and tugs
struggled to free her. She was
en- route to Shanghai with Chinese
art objects that were loaned Brit
ain for a three-month exhibition
in London.
The Washington times., 1936-04-17
TOMORROW

100 P.M.-Luncheon, American
Society of Newspaper Editors,
Willard Hotel.
1:15 PM. - Luncheon, George
Washington University Law Asso.
citation, Mayflower Hotel.
7:00 P.M.-Dinner, Continental
Bakers, Mayflower Hotel.
TOO PM. - Dinner, Gridiron
Club, Willard Hotel.
500 P.M.-Meeting, Biological
Society Of Washington, Assembly
Hall Of Cosmos Club.
500 P.M.-Address, Mrs. Mary
Thayer, Truth on the Thresh.
hold" at League for the Larger
Life, 1414 18th st. N. w.
$50 PM. - Dance, Georgia
State Society, Shoreham Hotel.
900 PM.-Dance, Texas State
Society, Mayflower Hotel.
1000 Pm. Dance, Treasury
Department, Accounting Division,
Wardman Park Hotel.
The Washington times., 1936-04-17
Can't Wed Correspondent

LUXEMBOURG, Apil II (I.NSO.
A long parliamentary fight to per-
NIT correspondents to marry the
men or women with whom their
names were linked was lost here
today. The bill would have allowed
marriage to take place three years
after divorce. The Catholic party
rejected the request Of the council
Of state not TO oppose the measure.
The Washington times., 1936-04-17

100 pounds. Multiplying 40 by
IS gives 1900, which IL the num-
ber Of calories you need daily to
keep you at your present weight.
But, supposing you weigh 146
pounds instead Of the 120 pounds
you should weigh, then in order to
use up the Is odd pounds. you
must cut your calorie allowance
to two-thirds your normal require.
ment. In other words, you must
draw on your own body fat for
energy if you are to lose weight.
Figuring it out, two-thirds Of
1900 calories leaves 1900 calorieS
for your days allowance. That
amount Of food. together with a
regular amount Of exercise, will
bring loss in weight Of between
one and two pounds per week,
which ! our reducing speed limit.
Do not attempt to use less
than two-thirdS your normal cal
orie quota. You see, you must
furnish the body daily with suf-
ficient fuel for internal function.
ing and repair. Your activity
can draw on your stored calories
with safety.
For women the calories will
range from 1000 to $500 per
day. Unless you are less than
5 feet in height, do not use less
than 1000 calories per day. The
daily menus will be kept between
1,l00 and 1900 calories. This may
be a hundred or so more than
your reducing allowance, or it may
be several hundred under your re-
quirement
BALANCED REDUCING MENU
BREAKFAST
Galleries
Orange Juice. ................... so
Toast, 2 thin slices. ................ 100
Butter, n pat Observation-Disclosures. so
Coffee. tsp. cream ............... 80
rounded tsp. sugar.
$50
LUNCHEON
Chopped ham and pickle sandwich
with Reducer's Dressing ....... $50
Hot tea. 1 lump sugar. IS
s25
DINNER
"Omelet ...... " 17K
Fresh asparagus ON thin slice Of "
toast ................,... 20
Melted butter. 1 tsp............... 50
Stewed tomatoes .........,.,..,., IS
Fresh fruit cup. ................,. 100
TOTAL CALORIEs FOR DAY. 1915
1ln preparing Omelet. allow III eggs
per person.
Your Dietitian,
IDA JEAN KAHN.
copyright. 1885. by King Features
Syndicate Incl
The Washington times., 1936-04-17
K. of c. Communion

FOREST GLEN, Nd, April II.
The annual communion and break
fast of Forest Glen Council,
Knights Of Columbus, will be held
at st. Johns Catholic Church here
Sunday morning at $3.50 O'Clock.
A group picture will be taken in
RoSensteel Hall.
The Washington times., 1936-04-17
DIR. MouIton Speaks
To Marketing Society

DR.. Harold G. Moulton, econos
mist, Of the Brookings Institution,
last night said an average increase
Of $1,000 in the income Of Ameri.
cas- 27,500,000 families would Fl.
nance q satisfactory standard Of
living among the masses" DR..
Moulton spoke at meeting of the
American Marketing Society.
The Washington times., 1936-04-17
Louis SObOl
THE VOICE OF
Broad way
In HOLLyWOOd

Eyebrows tilted bit when the first to greet Norma Tai
madge got off the train Eugene OBen for this
was the top Hollywood some years But
George Jessel followed his bride off the train few seconds
later and just warmly greeted by the OBrien fellow
the eyebrows went down The three great pals
matter Of recerdeven HOLLYWOOD willing to concede that
The Washington times., 1936-04-17
Killed When Rope Breaks

NEW YORK.-Trying to enter
his ffth.floor home by means Of o
clotheSline suspended from the
roof, in order not to awaken his
parents, Thomas Shannon, 80, was
killed when the rope broke and he
fell into the yard.
The Washington times., 1936-04-17

Send for the 1eaflet,
Pointers to SIimness," and
determine the exact number
Of calOries for your in.
dividual needs. Enclose self.
addressed, stamped envelope.
To help you subtract cal.
OrieS, we have q leaflet,
"CalOrie Chart" listing all
the foods In common use. If
YOU are calorie wise, you
will set the right figure.
The Washington times., 1936-04-17
Williams
IsPreSidentof
Book Club .
BY MARY ,PADGFTT

@sNSSAS
were elected at the annual meet
ing Of the Woodbridge Book Club
this week and are announced TO-
day as follows:
Mrs. Charles williams, presi'
dent; Mrs. c. M. Neff, vice presi,
dent; Mrs. N. r. Ellis, secretary;
Mrs. Charles H. Pierce, treasurer;
Mrs. Charles -Gooch. chaplain,
Mrs. Elmer M. Nelson and Mrs.
Earle c. Slocum were reelected
to the offices Of parliamentarian
and librarian, respectively.
Mrs. Samuel r. Hildebrand Is
the retiring president.
Mrs. Earle 8. Lee was unani-
mously elected to membership.
Plan Card Party
Elaborate preparations under
the direction Of Mrs. Cooper C.
kightbown, president Of the La
dies Aid Of Garfield Memorial
Hospital, have been made for the
annual benefit card party to be
given by the Aid, next Wednesday
in the Washington Hotel.
Mrs. LghtboWn will be assisted
by Mrs. Henry A. willard, Mrs.
william A. Morgan, Mrs. Edward
Roth, Mrs. William Corby, and
Mrs. Henry willard, Mrs. Gustav
Emery, Mrs. James r. Newton,
and Mrs. Edward c. Stone.
Mrs. Willard is chairman Of the
ticket committee.
Many prominent women are on
the list Of patronesses, headed by
Mrs. Roosevelt.
Fifth Birthday
Pi Chapter, of Beta Chi Ma.
tional Sorority, will observe its
fifth anniversary as a member Of
the national group tonight at $3.50
o'clock at the Shoreham Hotel.
This will be the occasion also Of
the formal initiation into the
chapter of Mrs. Helene Dobrowol-
ski and Mrs. Dorothy Stevens. The
oath Of initiation will be given by
Miss Martha Lacey, chapter presi.
dent.
After the installation members
will celebrate with a cocktail
party.
Members Of the Twenty Club
Of Wilson Teachers College will
gather at the school Sunday after.
noon for q tea in honor Of the
women Of the junior class. Fac
ulty members have also been in.
vited to attend the tea.
It will be a gay party when
members of the Marietta Park
Woman's Club join with their
friends and husbands for the an
nual spring dance Of the club, to-
night from 10 to ! o'clock in the
Kenwood Country Club. Mrs. Will.
liam Rupprecht is chairman of
arrangements and in charge Of
reservations, and she has worked
hard to make the affair q success.
The annual card party and
dance given by the local chapter
of Washington College, Chester
town, Md, will be held tonight in
the Hamilton Hotel. Proceeds Of
the affair will be turned over to
the college for q scholarship do.
mated annually to q freshman stu
dent.
President and Mrs. Gilbert Mead
are expected to attend. Dean Will
liam ]. s. Jones and Mrs. Jones,
the former having been connected
with the college for more than so
years, are also expected to be pres
ent. Members from chapters in
Philadelphia and Baltimore will
be guests Of the evening.
The Washington times., 1936-04-17
>Yem%Es $s.%1; e.,
Excess Galleries Certain
To Go to Waist
BY IDA JEAN KAN

Spare the calories spoil the silhouette You may think
you come by" your weight honestly but it's not what
Grandma that makes you fas the calores you eat
Without surplus Of calories it is impossible to be
weight
The Washington times., 1936-04-17

How many calories do you need?'
That depends largely on your
The Washington times., 1936-04-17

TOTAL CALORIEs FOR DAY. .lOiS
Elm preparing Omelet. allow III eggs
per person.
Your Dietitian,
IDA JEAN KAHN.
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