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sALE-AUToMOBILES.

NASH 1888 sedan--Small eight series;
this car has been through our shops ana
its former owners care is preVsliingi Soo
WARRINGTON Motor Car Co, 2O35 18th st.
NV. Pot. 0701.
| NASH 1881 six sedan-This car has been
| thoroughly checked and can be purchased
ton Motor Car Co, 2O35 nth st. NV.
| Pot. 0101.
trunk; beautiful Mayf1ower blue finish;
bought new Jan. 1885: like new through
out; Only S4s7. Mr.. Roper. Nolan I'LL
oLDsMoBILE 1885 touring 8 coach; $3.50;
low mileage; looks and runs like new;
built-in trunk. See Mr.. Barnes, 1729 14th
st. NV. Decatur 2390.
OLDSMOBILE 1888 touring sedaD-A
four-door Job with buit-in trunk, finished
in black; has been safety tested, recondi-
toned and is ready for any test; bar
Stay here long at this price $500; terms
St NV. Decatur 4sO3.
OLDSMOBILE 1888 touring coupe, 5-paSs-
enger-Philco radio; practical car Win Win
beauty in every line maroon flnlSh with
gold stripe; truly car OF class and dis
tinction; PRICED way below; S395, Schlegel
4 Golden. Dodge-Plymouth Dealers, 333
Carroll st. ITakoma). Geo. 1853.
OLDSMOBILE 1881 de luxe sedan; attrac-
lively refinished in brown with q orange
wire wheels; spotlessly clean throughout;
two side mountings and trunk rack; quiet
economical 6-cylinder motor; 6 very good
tires; exceptionally sound throughout:
S215; easy terms. Pohanka Service. 1l26
Goth st. NV. Phone District 9141.
| OLDSMOBILE 935 2-door touring sedan
Late model, with built-in trunk; original
beige color duco; was purchased new III
the District about a year ago; perfect
| in every detail; upholstery spotlesS. body
and tenders haven't a scratch on them.
Fully guaranteed by our 90-day warranty:
exceptional bargain, S675. Terms and
| trade. Standard Motor Sales, 1905 14th
| st. NV. North 1879.
OLDSMOBILE 1888 coach; maroon body
excellent: unusually clean inside; has )
very good tires: tiptop mechanical order
Fisher no-draft ventilation; S375; easy
! terms. Pohanka Service. l126 goth st
NV. Phone District 914l.
S375- oldsmobile 1880 coach; Si25: terms
See Mr.. Barnes. 1929 14th st. Decatur
OLDSMOBILE 1891 de luxe sedan; Sl95
| Keystone ReposseSsed Car Co.. 1409 11tt
| St. NV. Decatur 55l6.
OIDSMOBILE 1880 sedan, S99. GOOD
paint and tires and 1t runs fine. 1t wont
stay here long at this price. Pohanks
! Service, ll26 Goth st. NV. District al4
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A CLASSIFIED DESCRIPTION Of the QUALITY
and value you get in BuTLER-B0NDED CARS
Any One Of These Cars Can Be Bought for $50 Dozen

ROCKNE COACH. 1893; fine. modern
looking. economical little car with lots
Of room for five passengers: all steel
body: S339
sTUDEBAKER 1892 Dictator 8 Sedan:
q wheels side mounts; trunk rack;
Studebaker safety steel body; safety
glass in ali windows; an attractive. de-
pendable car. with economical motor;
S339
STUDEBAKER 1885 Dictator Sedan;
black lacquer finish: built-in trunk:
planar SUSPENSION: modern lines; a
superb value at $3.50.
FORD 1895 De Luxe Tudor Touring
Sedan; radio. with overhead speaker;
roomy trunk; driven 5000 miles by
careful owner; represents big saving
at S669.
CHRYSLER 1884 Airfiow Sedan; clean,
well-kept car, inside and out; tires,
motor. etc. in splendid condition;
fine. modern family car at $500.
STUDEBAKER 1894 Commander Coupe;
a very exceptional car taken in trade
from very careful and critical owner:
low mileage; full de luxe equipment;
a bargain at S499.
PONTIAC 1884 Touring Sedan: WE'LL
kept. clean car; in perfect condition:
has roomy trunk. ETC.; a fne value
at S4S9.
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FORD 1884 Fordor: another fine de-
Dendable. well-kept car; good tires:
splendid finish: smooth. quiet motor;
1919.
STUDEBAKER 1894 Dictator Roadster:
original finish like new; smart car with
fine modern lines; splendid bargain
at S419
HUDSON 1895 Sedan: driven 5000
miles by careful owner: like new in
every detail; an outstanding value at
1863.
AUBURN 1885 Broueham; late model
car with modern appearance: in very
exceptional condition: priced at less
than very cheapest new car: real
buy at 500.
PACKARD 1892 Cabriolet; smart,
well-kept sport car in pearl gray;
traded in by prominent Washingtonian;
name on request: a fine value at 500.
TERRAPLANE 1898 s Coach; bright.
well-kept car; at a fraction OF its
original cost: S349.
STUDEBAKER 1884 Dictator Cruiser;
second series: de luxe equipment; a
smart close coupled FIVE PASSENGER.
four-door car with ultra-modern lines;
low mileage: received excellent. care
from well-known District oflcial who
turned it in: $3.50.
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paint and tires and 1t runs fine. 1t won't
stay here long at this price. Pohanka
Service, 1926 goth st. NV. District al41.
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SALE--AUTOMOBILES.

DODGE 1883 second series 2-door sedan,
de luxe-A beautiful car. has had finest
possible care and represents unusual value
S395. Schlegel & Golden, Dodge Plymouth
Dealers, 333 Carroll st. (Takoma). Geo.
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STUDEBAKER 1892 sedan-De luxe equip
ment; the car is Spotless and We challenge
guaranteed 60 days. Warrington Motor
Car Co. 2O35 I1th St NV Pot O1Ol.
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STUDEBAKER 1893 commander -" Sc
dan-AttraCtive, unusual blue finish spot
IeSsly clean throughout, excellent tires and
a perfect motor; S}95. Schegel & Golden,
Dodge Plymouth Dealers, 333 Carroll ST.
tTakomaI. Geo. 1868
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For Some of Wasngtons Greatest Transportation Bargains
Visit the Butler Bargain Counter the Roof of Our Service
Building 1921 21s St. NV (beOeen and M) Prices Range
From uth Terms of So DoOn and Lou So Month";
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OLDSMOBILE 1881 de luxe sedan; Sl95.
Keystone ReposseSsed Car Co.. 1409 18th
st NV Decatur 55l6.
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TERRAPLANE 1893 49, sedan-Original
maroon finish; everything about this truly
fine car is far above average: ready to
roll: SOB SchlegeI & Golden. Dodge
Plymouth Dealers 333 Carroll ST. TIA
koma) Geo g56g
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sTUDEBAKER 1894 Dictator Sedan;
de luxe equipment: six wheels. side
mounts; roomy built-in trunk: car
clean as a pin inside and out: name of
naval oficer who turned in car given
on request; a bargain at $500.
sTUDEBAKER 1885 President Regal
Sedan: a car that in every detail is
practically like new: six wheels. side
mounts; Studebaker Philco Radio with
overhead speaker; fine Bedford Cord
upholstery: car cost S1.T00 new and
is a real buy at $3.50.
DODGE 1885 Touring Sedan: radio;
heater; low mileage; much above the
average in condition; will move quickly
at $3.50.
CHRYSLER 1884 Convertible Sedan:
six wheels. side mounts: well-kept
sport car which is not only perfect Tor
that Summer trip. but q good year
round car; $500.
PLYMOUTH 1884 De Luxe Sedan; six
wheels. side mounts; exceptional car In
every respect: has just come in; real
buy at S499.
FORD 1885 Tudor Sedan: clean and
attractive inside and OUT; hne. de-
pendable car. traded in by careful
owner: S449.
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FORD 1885 de luxe Tudor Just like new.
Must be sold for unpaid notes; only $50
down. balance by month. Mr.. LOTUS. 22nd
and NJ SITS. NV.
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FORD 1885 Tudor touring sedan-A de
luxe Job finished in green; looks and per-
forms like new. car; big savings; S4a5.
L. P. Steuart, Inc, 1925 14th ST. NV.
Decatur 4SOn
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FORD 1885 Fordor sedan S415; also 1884
de luxe coupe $3.50; also 1888 coach
equipped with Philco radio. S325 terms.
See Mr.. Barnes 1929 14th st. NV. Decatur
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FORD 1885 custom Royalty series; rumble
seat; beautiful condition; driven few
months by lady. Must sell for unpaid
notes; only need $50 cash and pay balance
by month. Nolan. 18th and NJ SITS. NV.
FORD 192a sport coupe, only S67; rumble
seat; etc. See this car. Mr.. Tyerrell, ou39
Conn
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FORD 1885 de luxe sedan-Finished in
black and equipped with a bullt-in radio;
cannot be told from new in appearance;
S5l5 easy terms and YOUR car in trade.
I. P. Steuart, Inc, 1925 14th st. NV.
Decatur $500
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DODGE 1885 2-door sedan-Original duco,
clean es a pin; car performs like charm.
and Is months for balance. Standard Mo-
tor Sales. 1905 18th ST. NV. North l419.
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DODGE 1881 sport cabr1olet, rumble seat;
looks and runs like new. Only SS7. sell
ing for storage. Nolan. iii 18th st. 2. w
DODGE 1855 de luxe coupe-Original Jet
black duco unusually clean inside and out.
Car has been well taken care of. Excel
lent buy for thrifty purchaser. New-car
guarantee and service. Only S595. Easy
terms, ! s months to pay. Standard Motor
Sales 1605 14tb n North 14TD
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FORD 1882 4-cylinder coupe-Finished IN
blue, motor is really O. X; car safety
tested and ready for any test; 500: terms.
L. P. Steuart, Inc, 1925 14th st. NV.
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TERRAPLANE de luxe convertible coupe:
rumble seat black and chrome finish. wire
wheels. beautiful condition; terms. S297
Milan ILL 18th n "
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Ford 1888 Tudor; car has had exceptional
care; radio. new paint good tires; S270
keystone Repossessed Car Co.. 1409 18th
St NV Decatur 55l6
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| PLYMOUTH 1894 4-door sedan-This is
real value and can be purchased as low
as $50 down. bal. S23 monthly, at 81
rate; no co-Signers needed; guaranteed 80
| days; looks and runs like new. Warning
ton Motor Car Co.. 2035 18th st. NV. Pot.
| O10l
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NASH 1888 sedan-small eight series;
this car has been through our shops and
its former owners care is prevailing; S35
down. S25 monthly: guaranteed 90 DAYS.
Warrington Motor Car Co., 2O35 l7th ST.
NV. Pot. 0701.
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TERRAPLANES. 1885; . 4-door sedans, l
coach 500 down. S24 month. Also 1885
down rayment. JACK PRY. 1927 l4th
st NV
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PONTIAC sport coupe. 1882 A beautiful
by original owner: finish is good. fine tires,
clean inside. motor smooth and quiet
S215. Pohanka Service, 1926 Goth st. W.
pbnns niStrict nIAI
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S275. Oldsmobile 1880 coach; S125: terms
See Mr.. Barnes. 1929 14th st. Decatur
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STUDEBAKER 1890 Ge luxe sport sedan:
brand-new condition: owner must sell
Sl11; can give terms. Nolan, iii 18th
\
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PLYMOUTH 1894 Sedan-EXcellent dark
blue finish: tires. upholstery, top and mo-
tor "as you Ike IT,; S395; Schlegel &
roll st (Takoma). Geo. $500.
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OLDSMOBILE 1888 coach; maroon body
s06d clean inside ha
| Fisher no-draft ventilation; 1915: easy
| terms. Pohanka Service. l126 goth st.
| '
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PLYMOUTH 1885 sedan; gun-metal
tires This is a very clean car 1913: c.
C. c. guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co., 1222
22nd st. NV. Phone National 5000. Open
Sun and eve
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JAY G. HAYDEN

wi n ner of honorable
mention in the Pulitzer
Prize Award for DiStin-
guished Washington Cor
respondence. Friend and
familiar OF all the out
standing personalities. his
will be the who-what- why
when-where of the days
doings.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
PAUL MALLON

famous, brilliant WASH
ington columnist. He will
make his way inside and
through the "smoke-filled"
back rooms and will tell
you today what tomorrow's
headlines will look like.
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JOHN LARDNER

noted sports columnist.
He will be there just for fun
and to write a blow-by-
blow, crack-by-crack &C.
count of the best of humor.
He made his reputation by
uttering many a truth in
Jest.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

SAMUEL G. BLYTHE

outstanding political reporter.
veteran behind the scenes
peeker, who has attended every
national convention since 1896.
Candidates, maneuvers, trends
are his speciality and, since wind
Is so important at conventions,
he'll tell you which way that is
blowing, too. ',...-
Evening star., 1936-06-21
WILLIAM ALLEN WHITE

distinguished editor and
author of Kansas, where they
grow Sagebrush and sageS.
From his wealth of political
lore he will analyze strategy
and the issues.
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Whnt VIII Happeu ut the Democratic Gon1xntw)

The ab political 7t,s Of The Star; The Associated Press and the
North Amnican Newspaper Alliance 7v be there bring you
vhohe dramatic story: Il great lineup of the biggest
pqpedom. gv you the mwue-bymume the oy do7y the
col the aaround roundup and to take you back Of the
Evening star., 1936-03-26
Sports Notwithstanding
FRIDAY

JERSEY DRESSES, sizes IL to l6, originally
79S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
STRIPED VELVETEEN SPORTS DRESS, size
IS, originally SOS ----S ST
SHEER WOOLEN SPORTS DRESSES, one. piece
style, sizes II to 20. Originally 7.95 to 1895, 395
NAVY PIN STRIPE CREPE SPORTS DRESS,
size H. Originally 1855 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4.95
WOOL SPORTS DRESSES in size IA. Originally
1895 95
SILK BLOUSES originally 2!9S ---Sl
l YELLOW LINEN JACKET, size 20. Originally
29S -------------------------- 59c
TWO-PIECE ANGORA KNIT SUITS in rust and
brown. Originally 1895 --------- - ,95
2l TWO.PIECE CHENILLE KNIT DRESSES in
dark and bright shades. sizes IA to 20 - 9,45
Third Fio0r
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REGULAR Ito Sheets

REGULAR I.I0 BED SHEETS Of fine quality, size
1899, taken from regular stock and reduced for
Friday to ACKNOWLEDGEMENT S9c
SUMNER BLANKETS, part wool. Size 70xsO;
reversible pastels of green with orchid, green with
rose, sreen with gold with rust .S9
IMPORTED LINEN LUNCH CLOTHS, size S2x52
Colorful plaid designs for spring. Hemmed, ready to
use Only to a customer please. Friday 69c
TURKISH TOWELS, only 400. Size 1886 OF
l6x27. Absorbent double.t bread construction
colored borders. Only l6 to a customer, please
Linens g Domesics-SecoSd Floor
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FURNITURE BARGAINS

FUNNllUhE tARUAINS
ODD CARD TABLE CHAIRS, all metal
folding style, only Is. Various colors; pad
ded seats, Friday
BUTTERFLYTA TABLE, solid walnut; will
serve as end or coffee table. Only S. Fri.
day, reduced
SEWING CABINETS, Duncan Phyfe
style, two large drawers and drop leaves;
walnut finish. Only -
SOLID OAK BUFFET; has compartment
in base; opens for table
BED.DAVENPORT, London Club style;
opens to full size bed. Tapestry upholstery.
Friday, reduced AZ
ODD CHINA CASES, 2 only. Left from
high.grade dining room suites; walnut We.
neer. Friday, reduced to-----I9.95
INNERSPRING MATTRESSES, S only.
Covered in good quality art ticking; full
or twin sizes. Friday, reduced tol4.95
PORCELAIN TOP CHEN
TABLES, extension style, drawer for sill
yer. Only 2. Friday, reduced to-9.95
Furniture 8 Beddins-Fowsk Floor ,.-
Evening star., 1936-03-26
9x12 Summer Rugs. 40

Only 40 imported Summer rugs, sizes
9x12, greatly reduced for Friday to 2.49.
75-Sise 3x6, 59c U0-Sise 27r54", 29c
All sizes come in a good assortment of patterns.
OVAL BRAIDED RAG RUGS, only 1OO Size
3xS feet, Friday Observation-Disclosures 40
1000 YARDS FELT BASE FLOORINGS; choose
from tile and floral patterns. Friday, So
HIT-AND-MISS RAG RUGS, only 800. Size 3x6
Floor Coperinss-Foarfh Floor.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

student Of this school, Miss Jane
Vigor.
During the year 1885 26 students Of
the Felix Mahony School won local
and national prizes in competition with
students Of other art schools.
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will Observe Anniversary.

will Observe Anniversary.
THE 40tr anniversary Of the found.
ing Of washington College Of Law
will be celebrated by Z banquet to be
held at the Mayflower Hotel on Feb
ruary is. In accordance with the
time -honored custom Of having .
woman act as tcastmistress ut the
banquet in alternate years, Elizabeth
e. Benson has been chosen by the
faculty to preside on this occasion.
Richard w. Harr. president Of the
evening junior class, is chairman Of
the Student Banquet Committee. with
the following persons selected to head
the various committees: Henry B.
Cusick, Florence M. Brill, Publicity;
Daisy e. Hicks, Katie E. Brown. 1nvi-
tations; woodrow w. Storey, Sarah H.
HalbfingeI, Bergman Davis. William
Mckinley. Entertainment; Claude T.
Lawrence, walter T. Parker. Music;
Galen M. Buckles, Roland N. Price,
Decorations; Mildred E. Gooden,
Brice D. Duckett, Seating, and Edith
E. Spaulding and Lorraine Wall Hur-
ney, HostesSes.
Midyear examinations at the college
will begin tomorrow in all divisions
and will continue until January 81.
During these two weeks there will be
no class sessions.
Registration Opens Tomorrow.
ENROLMENT and registration for
- the second semester at Catholic
University will begin tomorrow, and
continue through Thursday. Febru-
ary s. Final examinations for the
first semester will take place during
the week Of January 27-February l.
The second semester will begin on
Monday, February 3.
DR.. Goetz A. Briefs, visiting pro-
fessor of social economics, who is on
q leave of absence from the University
of Berlin. will speak on THE Princi-
piles of 'Quadragesimo Ammo; Actual
Experiences in Germany and Italy.
1T O'Clock Wednesday evening. in the
Music Building auditorium.
At q recent meeting Of the Cave
Dwellers Club, q social unit Of day
students at Catholic University, q
committee was appointed to make
arrangements for q tea dance, which
will he held in the foyer Of the Mullen
Memorial Library after the midyeal
examinations. On the committee are
Henry c. Rexach, 14l4 Chaplin street
chairman; Edward O. Rainier, /.
Girard street northeast; Ralph Ra'
benovets. 1856 Warder street. and Will
liam weldon, 1864 Girard street.
Under the supervision Of DR.. Fred
erick v. Murphy, head of the depart
ment Of architecture, the students ol
architecture participated in the ma
tional l2-hour sketch contest, which
was sponsored recently by the Beau,
Arts Institute Of Design, as the first
preliminary of the annual Paris priz<
competition. The subject of the con-
test was The Entrance to q Marine
Exhibit for the 1899 Worlds Fair ai
New York" Approximately 600 stu
dents in all parts Of the country tool
part.
Prettyman Joins Faculty.
4 NEW course on taxation will be
given by E. Barrett Prettyman
corporation counsel for the District. q!
Georgetown University School Of Law
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PIT. A. LEADERS PLAN
NATIONAL CONVENTION
Sessions Will Be Held in Mil
waukee in May-Conference
Here Closed.

Plans for the annual convention OF
the National Congress Of Parents and
Teachers were made at the SINH
annual meeting Of the Executive Com
mittee which concluded . three-day
session at the PIT. A. headquarters on
Sixteenth street yesterday.
The convention will be held at Mil
waukee from May II to Is.
The committee also considered a
program of local PIT. A. activities to
be considered at the national meeting.
Present at the conference were Mrs.
B. F. Langworthy. Winnetka, III.
president: Mrs. j. K. Pettengill, Lam
sing, Mich. first vice president; Mrs.
Hamilton Shaffer, Dayton, Ohio, Sec
ond vice president; Mrs. Hugh Brad
ford, Sacramento, Calf: Mrs. Noyes
Darling Smith, Austin, Tex; Mrs. A.
B. Shuttleworth, Denver, Colo; Mrs.
G. H. Thorpe. Little Rock; Mrs. M. P.
Summers, Sioux City, Iowa, and Mrs.
Frederick M. Hosmer, Auburn, N. Y.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
MEMORIAL CONCERT
FOR ALERT SLATED
Funds to Be Used to Buy Music
Library Of Late Di.

A memorial program Of music. dane
ing and drama. will be given as a
tribute to the late Bailey F. Alert,
founder and conductor Of the Com
munity Center Civic Symphony Or
chestra at Central High School audi
torium, on the evening Of January %.
Mr.. Alert died December IA. His
assistant, Samuel T. Ford, will con-
duct the program at the memorial
concert.
The concert has the second purpose
of raising funds with which to pur-
chase the music library Of the for
mer director. Without the use OF mis-
valuable collection Of music. Com
munity Center officials declared, the
orchestra could not have existed.
In addition to the orchestra, the
Lisa Gardiner dance group, the Schu-
bert Singers and the Columbia Players
will appear on the program.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
Schools and Colleges
Evsmts of Interesting Student and Faculty
Activities in Washimefom's Leading
Educational Institutions.

unite the Catholic and Episcopal
churches was begun at Trinity yes
terday.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
Prettyman Joins Faculty,

A NEW course on taxation will be
a given by E. Barrett Prettyman,
corporation counsel for the District. at
Georgetown University School Of Law
during the second semester, beginning
February g.
Prettyman was signed up for the
course last Summer and is joining the
school faculty for the first time at the
opening Of the new semester. A gradu-
ate Of the school, he is widely-known
as an authority on taxes and tax
legislation. having formerly been
solicitor of the Bureau of Internal
Revenue.
DR. James Brown Scott, professor
Of international law, and DR.. Hugh j.
Fegan, assistant dean, also are to give
new courses next month. DR.. Scott
will lecture on Roman law and also
on jurisprudence to the postgraduate
classes. DR.. Fegan will give series
Of lectures on the history of English
law.
The Georgetown Glee Club gave its
first concert Of the new year in Bal
timore Friday evening in Le Clerc
hall Of Notre Dame College. The
members also will appear tomorrow
and Tuesday at the Sacred Heart
Church in washington.
The annual Georgetown law prom
will be held the evening Of January
81 at the Wardman Park Hotel. All
the classes will combine In the affair
under the direction Of their respective
class presidents. The cochairmen Of
the prom are Richard K. Lyon and
Leo M. Cooney.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
Association to Meet.
Sans Soldering.

A new electric cable lug provides q
positive connection and is installed
without soldering. A socket-head
wrench to turn a hollow set screw in
the lug is the only tool needed. The
powerful leverage Of the wrench
tightens the screw to give good con-
nection. There are eight sizes of the
lugs to care for all wire sizes from
1000 900 C. m. to No. IA, each size
lug being adjustable to several wire
sizes
Evening star., 1936-01-19
NAVY PUBLICITY-MINDED

The Navy is getting more pub
licity-minded.
The bulletin of the Bureau Of NaW-
cation. released to the service today,
informs all rear admirals and captains
that they should furnish "a recent,
uncopyrighted photograph of them
selves
These pictures are desired in
order that the department may have
them available for press release as
occasion may arise" said the an
nouncement.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
Pupils Assist Bal Boheme.

CTUDENTS of Felix Mahony's Ma
~ tional Art School have been en-
gagged during the past week in paint
ing elaborate scenery to be used in
decorating the Willard ball room for
the annual Bal Boheme.
Practical art work Of this nature Is
entered into by the students Of the
school. as it affords them an oppor-
tunity to demonstrate in q practical
way what they have leaned from their
commercial art studies under the di-
rection Of Brooke Todd. One of the
prizes for the best poster advertising
the Bal Boheme was awarded to q