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Evening star., 1937-04-15
Diplomat
Host Last Evening

The naval attache of the German
Embassy, Rear Admiral Robert Wit
:thoeft- -Emden. entertained at dinner
last evening at the Mayf1ower, when
the chief of naval operation and Mrs
William D. Leahy were the ranking
guests.
The company included Rear Admiral
Walton r. Sexton, U. S. N; the COM
.mandant of the Navy Yard and Mrs.
George T. Pettengill, Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Arthur B. Cook, Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. William S. Pye, Mai.
Gen. and Mrs. Oscar Westover, Capt.
John v. Klemann, U. S. N, retired;
Capt. and Mrs. William D. Puleston,
Capt. and Mrs Frederic T. Van
Auken, Capt. and Mrs. George M
Baum, Capt. and Mrs Stanton c..
Hooper, Capt. and Mrs. Allan S. Far
quhar, Capt. and Mrs. Albert c. Read,
Capt. and Mrs. H. S. Howard, Col
and Mrs. Consuelo A. Seoane, Comdr
and Mrs. F. D. Pryor and Comdr
Richard W. Bates, U. S. N.
Guests from the diplomatic circle
Included the naval attache of the
French Embassy and Nine. Sable, the
military attache of the German En-
baSSy and Frau Won Boetticher and
their house guest, Fraulein Beck; the
naval attache of the Peruvian En-
baSsy and Sonora de Althaus, the
naval attache of the Italian Embassy
and the Marchioness of SAINT 'Orsola,
the air and military attache of the
italian Embassy and Signora Coppola
Viola, the air attache of the Chilean
Embassy and Sonora de Puga, the as
sistant naval attache of the British
Embassy, Capt. A. L. P. Mark-Ward-
law: the assistant naval attache OF
the japanese Embassy, Lieut.. Comdr.
Tsuneo Shiki; the first secretary of the
German Embassy and Frau Scholz,
and Nine. FRANCES.
Others in the company were Mr..
and Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman, Mrs.
Campbell Prichett, Mrs. William G.
Mann, Mrs. Bayard Bell, Nine Espail-
lat, DR.. and Mrs. George B. Tribble,
Mrs. Enid S. Snow, Miss Eleanor
Corby, DR.. Victor L. F. H. Huecking
and Mr.. Donald Downs.
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Sixty.Ninth Club
Is Honored Today

Mrs. Albert E. Carter, wife of Rep
resentative Carter of California, and
Mrs. August A. Andersen. wife of Rep
resentative Andersen Of Minnesota,
entertained the members of the Sixty
ninth Club at tea this afternoon at
the home of the former at 2101 Con-
necticut avenue in honor of Mrs. Har-
court Pratt Of New York and Mrs.
Joseph Hooper Of Michigan.
At the tea table this afternoon will
be Mrs. Lloyd Thurston and Mrs. F..
Dickinson Let's.
Among the members of the Sixty
ninth Club are Representative Edith
Nourse Rogers, Representative Mary T.
Norton and former Representative
Florence P. Kahn of California At
a recent meeting Mrs. Andersen was
elected president and Mrs. Frederick
M. Davenport, secretary and treas
urer.
Evening star., 1937-04-15
Charge d'Affaires
Host at Luncheon

The Charge d'Affaires Of Brazil,
Senior A. B. Bueno do Prado, enter
tanned at luncheon today in honor Of
DR.. Alfranio de Mello Franco, presi-
dent Of the delegation on Codification
Of International Law. The guests were
the Argentine Ambassador, Senor Don
Felipe A. Espil, the Cuban Ambassa.
dor, Senor DR.. Guillermo Patterson Y
de Jauregui; the Minister Of Columbia,
Senor Don Miguel Lopez Pumarejo;
the Minister Of Bolivia, Senor DR..
Don Luis Fernando Gauchalla; Senor
Juan Mello Franco, sor of DR.. de Mello
Franco, Senor Victor Andres Bel
launde, Senor Homero Viteri, Senor
Carlos Concha, the Brazilian Consul
General in New York, Senior Luis de
Faro, jr.; Mr.. Julius C. Holmes, the
Assistant Secretary of State, Mr.. B.
Sumner Welles, the director general
OF the Pan-American Union, DR.. Leo
s. Rowe; Mr.. Drew Pearson, Mr.. Law
renee Duggan, Mr.. Louis j. Heath
and the second secretary OF the Bra
lillian Embassy, Senior A. Teixeira
Soares.
Evening star., 1937-04-15
South Carolina
Democrats to Meet

The National Democratic Club Of
South Carolina, composed of South
Carolinians in Washington, will have
its first meeting since the election of
new officers, headed by Garland E.
Taylor, president, this evening at
o'clock at the auditorium of the Co.
operative Committee, lilo F street
northwest. Plans will be made at this
meeting for the opening dance at the
Shoreham Hotel Saturday night,
May /.
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Bride.Elect Feted
At Prenuptial Parties

Miss Jane Alice Potts, whose mar
riage to Mr.. John Page Marshall will
take place tomorrow, was the guest
in whose honor Miss Jean Parker
entertained at q miscellaneous shower
Tuesday in her apartment at the
Kennedy Warren. Other parties for
the bride-elect include a linen shower
given Monday by Miss Virginia Morris
in her home at 720 Fifteenth street
southeast, and miscellaneous shower
Wednesday, April 7, given by Miss
Dana Watkins in her apartment at
Randolph Terrace.
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for the annual debutante dinner dance
to be held Saturday at the National
Woman's Country Club. Among others
who will entertain out OF town guests
for the dinner dance are Miss Anne
Child, Miss Lzette Riggs and Miss
Alice Noel Tuckerman.
Several guests who will come from
New York and Philadelphia for the
debutante party, will stop at the Ma
tional Woman's Country Club.
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man, Advisory Committee, and Mrs.
Carl w. Markham, member, Advisory
Committee.
Party to Celebrate
CHAPTER Anniversary

A reception celebrating the 9th
anniversary Of Capt. Wendell Wolfe
Chapter will be held this evening at
the home of Mrs. Alexander H. Bell,
at 3400 Garfield street. Receiving
with Mrs. A. S. Boles, the regent,
will be Mrs. Henry NJ Robert, jr.,
treasurer general; all State officers;
Mrs. Clara A. Stine, only local char
ter member, and Mrs. Ada Mills
Payne. A musical program arranged
by Mrs. Ralph c. Wilson will feature
Evangeline Tully, soprano soloist. and
Mrs. Charles Imay, pianist.
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Ill for some
time, he had a
nose hemorrhage
last S U n d a y
W h ic h necessi-
tated a blood
TRANSMISSION. His
condition became
suddenly worse
after he had rail-
lied following the
transmission.
! A lifelong resi-
dent here, Mr..
Given was the
son of the late
Evening star., 1937-04-15
Democratic Club
Plan Spring Dance

The annual Spring dance of the
Woman's Democratic Club Of Tako-
ma Park, Md, will be held tomorrow
night from 10 until l o'clock at the
Indian Spring Country Club, Silver
Spring, Md.
Mrs. Charles Y. Latimer, president.
Is general chairman, being assisted
by Mrs. J. Bond Smith, Mrs. E. A.
Evening star., 1937-04-15

State luncheon TO be held at 2400
Sixteenth street Tuesday, April 20.
Mrs. B. G. Higgins, vice president
general from Iowa; Mrs. Schermer-
horn, State regent OF Michigan, and
Mrs. John Logan Marshall, State
regent Of South Carolina, will be the
honor guests at the luncheon.
Mrs. William Theophilus, who lives
at 2400 Sixteenth street and Is a
member Of the Davenport, Iowa, D.
A. r. Chapter, has charge OF the
arrangements for the luncheon.
Evening star., 1937-04-15
HARRY GIVEN, SR.,
D|ESAT AGE OF g.
Industrial Chemical Sales
man Was Lifelong Resi-
dent of Washington.

Harry G. Given, sr., Ga, of 1881 S
street, industrial chemicals salesman,
died Tuesday night in Episcopal Eye,
Ear and Throat Hospital
Evening star., 1937-04-15
Mrs. Emery Presiding
At Iowa Luncheon

Mrs. Imogene Emery, State regent Of
the Iowa Daughters Of the American
Revolution, will preside at the Iowa
Evening star., 1937-04-15
Out.of-T Guests
To Attend Dinner

Miss Frances Andrews will entertain
over the week end, several out of town
guests who will come to the Capital
Evening star., 1937-04-15
Enlist Mining Engineers.

With q shortage of mining en-
gineers in Italy the Italian govern
ment Is enlisting several from Ger
many for prospecting work in Italian
East Africa.
Evening star., 1937-04-15

Collier, Mrs. Ben Wilkinson, jr.; Mrs.
Harry P. Dodge, Mrs. Bryan Davis,
Mrs. Arthur L. Reynolds, Mrs. Paul
F. Grove and Mrs. Edward j. Wilson,
Evening star., 1937-04-15

Peru expects q business boom.
Evening star., 1937-04-15

At your neighborhood Good Will
Food Store"-here's a host Of
timely suggestions for your Spring
meals and housecleaning. Every
item represents unusual values and
real savings. Make up your shop
ping list from these weekend spe-
cias. Patronize your neighbor and
friend-you are assured satisfied
service and your patronage appre-
ciated.
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red with the Washington High School
team from Muncie which played
Stiyers when Hosket was q Tiger.
Mann stands six feet six inches tall
and last year scored 1876 points per
game against some Of the best pro
teams in the business.
Dave De Jarnette, six foot four
forward Of the Crusaders is the
teams pivot star. De Jarnette plays
just outside the foul lane in front
Of the basket and operates similarly
to the old pivot style of offense with
forwards feeding him for close in
shots.
Buzz Matthews, of Wilberforce,
Bob Bolton, formerly Of the Harlem
Globe Trotters, and Killer Johnson,
another ex-Harlem Trotter, fill the
remaining positions on the team.
Hosket will combat this lineup
with quintet composed of himself
Augie George, Bob Colburn, Colvis
Stark, and Howard Stammler.
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TUSKEGEE'S AIR GAME UPSETS
STATE HORNETS IN BIG BATTLE
Ellerbee's Pass Catching and Running of
Sans Among HighIights In 40 Victory of
Tigers Over 'Bama Teachers Before 5000

sic Abbott, sophomore, who ran
fourth in the 100 meters run. Also
the relay team composed Of Celestine
Birge, Jessie Abbott, Mable Smith
and Lula Hymes, which placed sec
ond in the 400 meters relay event.
These young women amassed a total
If 33 points. Their nearest COM
petitors were tied for second place
with Ia points each.
Other members Of this record
breaking team presented were Helen
Hutchinson, junior, who took part in
the so meters run, and Cora Lee
McClinick, senior, BIuefeld, VIVA,
who was also entered in the SO me-
Iers run. Christine Evans Petty, 9
native OF Tuskegee Institute, coach
of this team, is former member OF
lhe 1929 Tuskegee women's track
and field team, who is now teaching
n the physical education department
at Tuskegee, also was presented.
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A ATTENTION!
he Real Patsy

a three act play presented by the
Blue Triangle Dramatic Club Of the
YWCA, December 10, at pm. at
the Linden Community Center.
II you really want to see youth IN
action come out December 10 and
see some of the American Negro
future actors in "The Real Patsy,
Those taking part are the Misses
Grace and Dolores Young, Della and
Ruth Stroud, Janet Turner, Jean
Biggs, Vera Parks, Georgene Tate
and Kathleen Epps. Miss Treva Co
ings is the director. The group will
be supplemented with selections from
Walter Altman and Warren Robin
son, Misses Jean Parks and Cecils
Roberts.
Come out and enjoy real eve
ming of entertainment, Friday, De-
cember 10.
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Bernice's School of
Cosnetology
"ALLs QUIET ON THE
WESTERN FRONT"

At the Bernice School Of Cosme--
tology after the holiday. A very
few "tummy aches" and all that, but
much increase in weight.
The weight is most welcome to
some since we are studying facials.
The correct facial does not start with
the face but "miladys'' lovely back.
The moderne will look as well GO
ing as coming with these facials, This
treatment is also very restful and
soothing to the nerves.
If beautiful back is your desire
for the coming holiday season and
your formal gown come to the clinic
and well be glad to help you.
Miss Emma Hurston, president of
the Ell Prog Kos is i'll from fall
received last week.
Mrs. Reed of Middletown is still
unable to be In class.
A very important meeting of all
graduate beauticians of registered
beauty schools will be held Sunday
at pm. at Students Dormitory 420
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Thanksgiving Day
Football Results
Protest Exclusion of
Negroes by Unions

CINCINNATI A protest against
unions that exclude Negroes from
membership and against CLOSED
shops" in industries that also ex-
clude Negroes from employment, was
made to City Manager Sheriff.,
Tuesday, by j. M. Tadlock, chairman
of the Negro Peoples Conference Of
Hamilton County. Tadlock said that
he recently headed delegation Of
Cincinnati citizens that called on
Governor Davey in Columbus and
made similar protests.
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A BIT o HUMOR

One Monday afternoon Allen took
charge Of the spelling class. She
discovered that there were not only
apt spoilers in the room, but also
artists, and professional nose blow
ers, whose identity Yves found to be,
Phillips Minor.
A horn of very smart looking car
blew outside the class window this
same afternoon and the girls near
the window darted to it to see who !?
What? and where? But Miss Tread
well nipped their curiosity in the bud
BY saying very emphatically, Now
stick them back in.' They did.
THAT'S ALL.
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MORTICIANS
OPEN SEASON
Jones Bros. Morticians
To Play Famed
Waterloo Wonders at
Linden Center Dec. IL

The Waterloo Wonders, famous in
their school days by twice being
crowned state champions, will be the
first local opponent for the City
Champion Jones Bros. quintet.
Since joining the professional
ranks the Wonders now include
their present boss Bill Hosket, form
CT Big Ten star; Augie George, ex-
Ohio State center and Howard Stam.-
mler, Buckeye conference guard
at Ohio Wesleyan University. These
three men are also members Of Hos
ket's Metropolitan pro outfit which
performs every Sunday at the Coli
scum.
The West Side team is intact as
it stood last season with the excep-
ton Of Turner (Tunney) Fisher,
Alabama State College star who will
replace All Tucker who is returning
to school
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then told of the voyage across the
ocean. He also told Of the customs
and dress Of the Japanese.
The Blue Triangle Dramatic Club
will present "The Real Patsy" Fri
day, December 10, at 8 pm. at the
Linden Community Center. The
actors are Grace and Dolores Young,
Della and Ruth Stroud, Janet Turn
er, Jean Biggs. Vera Parks, Georg-
enc Tate and Kathleen Epps. Miss
Treva p. Goings is directing the play.
This group viii be assisted by Wal
ter Altman, Warren Robinson, Miss
Grace Parks and Miss Cecile Roberts
This promises to be very entertain
ing evening.
The Industrial Clubs are making
preparations for their Christmas
programs; the Blue Moon Club wi
hold theirs on December %. The
Entire Nous Club will hold theirs or
December 90. Both clubs will also
participate in the All-Associatior
Party on December 16.
The Business and professional
Girls Club will hold their regular
meeting, Monday, December 6, which
will be a supper meeting. All mem
bers are urged to be present at 6:4s
p.m. Miss Zella Richardson will talk
on her European travels.
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Chica go Chapter of
Kentucky State Alumni
Association has Benefit

CIIICAGO-More than five hun
dred Kentuckians and their friends
attended the 18th annual benefit
sponsofed by the Chicago Chapter Of
The Kentucky State College Alumni,
Saturday night, November goth at
Forum Hall. The money derived from
this effort is used to further the
scholarship program Of the alumni.
Among the students who have re-
eeivcd aid from the Chicago chapter
are:
Miss Pattyc Simpson, Frankfort,
KY; Miss Simpson is now a candi-
date for her masters degree IN edu-
cation at Columbia University. Miss
Lorraine Griffin since her gradua-
ion is teaching in the city school at
London, Ky Four students spon-
3orcd by The Chicago chapter are
now ut their alma mater, Kentucky
State College, they are:
James 6. Hall, Elmer Collins and
George Edwards seniors, Miss Mar
ha Phe!phs, freshman.
Sunday the Chicago chapter met
ii the YWCA, where reports were
received from Mrs Marietta F Jor-
Ian, who rcnresented the organiza-
tion in the NAACP drive. Otho Rob
nson, member Of the Council Of
Negro Clubs and the social commit
SO report hy y. A. Coz
The chapter went on record as
favoring the program Of the general
ilumni and will take an active part
2 raising tl1e $4,000 requested by
he Officials Of the general alumni.
Ntiy William g. Bennett is presi--
tent Of the Chicago chapter, Mrs.
Beatrice Willis, recording secretary;
Ifs. Juanita Robinson, treasurer,
md Mrs Marietta F. Jordan. core
ponding secretary.
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LAST RITES HELD
FOR PROMINENT
URBANA MAN
Great Throng of Friends
And Magnificent Floral
Display Provide Setting
For Funeral of Walter Dale


URBANA, Ohio--As direct re-
suit Of bullet fired into his head by
his own hand, Thursday, November
25, Walter Dale, prominent and
well-liked citizen Of Urbana, Ohio,
succumbed Saturday morning, No
vember 27, at 11:45 o'clock at the
Champaign County Hospital
From reliable sources it was learn
ed that the shooting cIimaxed gn ill
ness Of several months in which the
victim at times suffered intense pain.
Dale went to the Champal IN Ma
tional hank at five o'cock Thursday
afternoon Thanksgiving Day. tell
ing his family that he wished TO write
some letters. He seemed to be in
the gavest of snirits. Arriving at
the bank he wrote the letters and
then called Robert Humphreys, un-
dertaker, and told him that he was
going to shoot himself, which he pro-
ceeded to do. Humphreys promptly
notified the CITY ambulance which
arrived after the shooting had oc-
Cured and removed Dale to the hos
pital.
Mr.. Dale had been custodian Of
the bank for 27 years. He was affi-
] lated with both the Masonic and the
i Odd Fellows lodges, having served as
State Grand Treasurer for over
| twenty years in the Odd Fellows, and
as treasurer Of the Urbana Masonic
| lodge for number of years.
I Officiating at the funeral were
acting State Grand Master Charles
Armstrong and w. M. Speaks State
Grand Secretary of the Odd Fellows
lodge. The Rev Mr.. Lewis, pastor
of the ST. Paul Baptist Church where
! Dale was a member delivered the
eulogy.
Surviving the deceased are his WI
! dow, Tina; three sons, Harold, Jack,
and Gatewood; and three daughters.
Attending the funeral from Dav.
Ton were the Rev. Fl. Laurence Me-
Nell, Thomas Waters, o. W. Evans,
Eugene Jackson, G. w. Price, Mrs.
Bessie Transsue, Mr.. and Mrs. Gar.
field Jones, Miss Shirley Jones, Les.
! ter Fish Mrs rora C+axyax.+ rr.~.ty j
Stewart, and William Davidson
| Others from near by towns in at
tendance included George Hall of
Franklin, Ohio.
I cOLORED DOLLS EnR SALE
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LINDEN CENTEP,
NO 7 E S

A special meeting Of the Linden
Center Community Center Chorus
VII Be led % Monday night ~
which time FIVE new chorals for the
Ghristmas Carol Service viii be re-
hearsed. This fresentation will be
siVen on Decem or 23rd under the
direction Of Father j. N. Samuels
Bclboder assisted by the WPA Con-
cert Orchestra under the direction of
Albert Helm. More detailed an
nouncement will be made later as to
The numbers to be rendered by both
groups. The public is invited to at.
tend free Of charge and asked to
start the Yuletide Season with this
service of song.
"A new class in modern dancing for
adult women was started on Tuesday
night under the direction of Miss
Josephine Schwarz of the Schwarz
School Of the Dance. Fifteen wom
On were present for the first class
and were well pleased with the in
structions given. The class is open
for few more registrations.
The opening of the Industrial Bas-
ketball league will be postponed Que
week, that is, it will open on De-
cember 18th instead of December 8.
The childrens' Christmas party will
be held on Friday, December Gath.
Two plays are to be pr sented and
Christmas Carols sung. The usual
presentation of tokens to the chill
dren will be followed this year as
they have been in the past.
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The Linden Center Table Tennis
Club defeated three players from the
Delco Table Tennis Team on Mon
day in round robin Of play by
the score Of 5 to A. Lawrence John
son won all of his matches, Charles
Hickman won two out of three and
Dave Morris lost three matches.
Next Wednesday night the club will
meet the Belmont Community
Center.
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METROS FACE
STRONG TEAM
Chicago Colored Five
o Give Local Pros
Busy Afternoon Sun.

Bill Hosiet's Metros will be pitted
against tall and capable foe,
Sunday, when they open the local
pro basketball session at the coli
scum. The opposition will be sup
piled BY Chicago Crusaders, one Of
the strongest transforming teams in
the country.
The principal stalwart on the CRU
sader roster is Jack Mann, who star
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Beautiful Calendars
Free at Loritts
Funeral Home

wish to call attention to my
many friends of the seasoa's Greet
ings Of my Scripture Calendass for
1888, urging all who desire ona to
call at my office for the same. as
there will be no other medium Of
distribution.
You may call Fulton 1881 and
have one reserved for you.
H. P. LORITTs.
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YWCA NEWS

A. 1. King gave a very interesting
talk on Japan to the mebcrs Of the
Entire Nous Industrial Club last
week. Mr.. King in his talk started
from New York and went across the
country to the Pacific toast and
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5. Summit Street.

S. Summit Street.
Everything is quiet as said be-
fore, and / will close reminding the
readers that the hair clinic is open
from 9 to 5 week days and Satur-
days. All work done is supervised
by the instructors, Miss Mabel Tread
well and Miss Bernice Johnigan,
proprietor.
Kay Brame, Reporter
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READER-ADVISER
NEW CLUB FORMED


The new vogue that has been
crested by people all over the coun-
try writing through Lonesome
Hearts" columns Of publications
has resulted in the formation of the
National Friendship Club.
This new club has headquarters
at 1882 Seventh Avenue, New Y0gic
City, and its purpose is 10 help
lonesome people enlarge their circle
of friends. se
Tt is q strictly confidential club
through which only club snembera
are introduced. Memberships i'm this
new club will bring you new friends
-and D thrilling experience. Any
one regardless of age may write
for free information.
NATIONAL
FRIENDSHIP CLUB
2I32 SEVENTH AVENUE
NEW YORK CITY,
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cOLoRED DOLLS FOR SALE -
81 to $3.50, sold at 32 Adelite
Street. Fulton 1877.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-07
Painting Traded
For Dog Found to
Be Highly Valued

CHICAGO, July 7. UP)-Arthur
Lloyd, owner of a modest antique
business learned today that the
painting he accepted in trade for a
small dog is an original and highly
valued portrait by the French mas
ter, Jean Baptiste Greuze.
A "gray haired old lady in a
black dress" traded him the paint
ing for a puppy to give to a bed
ridden grandchild. he said. OIL.
"She told me she found the paint
ing in her attic" Lloyd said.
1ne picture-a bust portrait
was soiled. covered with dust, too
grimy to reveal its maSterful brush
strokes and coloring. Barely visible
were the features of young blonde
woman wearing filmy dress.
Lloyd cleaned off the CRIME and
discovered on the canvas a wealth
of beauty in coloring and compost
ton. He rushed with his find" to
DR. Maurice Goldblatt. director of
the University of Notre Dame gal
leries.
at is an. unquestionable Greuze
in perfect condition. Goldblatt told
him. "The beautiful color and de-
| eiut1 sneak for themselves II Is 2
very, very valuable work"