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Evening star., 1937-04-08
CH|LDREN'S HOME
T0MARK BIRTHDAY
Central Union Mission Unit
to Observe 20 Years
of Operation.

Twenty years of operation of the
Children's Emergency Home of the
Central Union Mission will be OBJ
served May 8 with a special program,
1t is announced by Mrs. John S. Ben
nett, founder and director of the home,
where children who suddenly become
victims of circumstances are given
full-time emergency care. Details of
the celebration are to be announced
later.
Founding of the home was inspired
when Mrs. Bennett received a tele-
phone call 20 years ago which told of
the plight of two little girls who
had been put into the street, with no
one to care for them.
Makes Sudden Decision.
The Central Union Mission took
care Of men, but there was then no
provision for children. Then Mrs.
Bennett thought of her own little
daughter, who had died not long be-
fore. Bring them down." she told
the person on the phone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett took the two
waits to their private rooms. Interest
in the home grew. Children between
the ages of . to u years were cared
for in building in the 400 block
of c street. Later the home was in
the 1900 block of First street.
The old structures, however, were
only makeshift buildings. In 1924-25
the present modern seven story build
ing was erected through a gift of
100000 from Mrs. John ]. Duff.
There an average of 40 children are
taken care of constantly.
The home, which has an entrance
at 624 Indiana avenue, is part of a
double building The other part of
the building, with an entrance at 6l3
c street. houses the Central Union
Mission.
Funds Needed.
During the illness of her husband,
the mission superintendent, since De-
cember 5, Mrs. Bennett has been
carrying on her regular work as di-
rector of the Emergency Home as well
as the work Of the mission.
Additional funds are needed to COM
plete the $4,000 budget for which the
mission recently appealed in order to
carry on the full scope of its work.
From to $50 pm. May 8, a spe-
cial Mothers day program will be
broadcast from the mission over radio
Station VOL. Mrs. Bennett has had
charge of the broadcastS each Satur-
day night during the illness of Mr..
Bennett. She is planning tribute to
mothers the evening before the official
observance of Mothers day.
Evening star., 1937-04-08
STUDENTS HAVE DEBATE
ON SIT-DOWN STRIKES
Newest Labor Controversy Is Dis
cussed in Columbus U.
Publication.

Shutdown strikes-defended as ia
bors latest technique of protection
against rapacious employers" and as
sailed as the "despotic and tyrannical
violation of the right of a person to
use his property in a lawful man
ner"-are the subjects of two edito-
rails in today's issue of the Skipper,
Columbus University publication.
Labor's newest and most effective
weapon is defended by Irving Tash,
editor of the publication, under the
heading "Sit-doWn Strikes Are Legal"
Mrs. Elizabeth c. Fegan, law student
at the university writes for the Mega
tive side of the issue.
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HELP MEN.

man preferably with ChrySler and
Plymouth experience. See Mr.. Funk Rut-
ledge Motors. AS Md. ave. Hyattsville Md.
AUTO MECHANICS HELPER, young man:
automobile permit necessary: Sl4 week.
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GIRL, colored honest reliable. wants three
days work or part time. Phone Friday 9
10 4 D Decatur R16i
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DAY WORKER. colored handy, good
cleaner and laundry, reasonable CleY.
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| GIRL, colored. wants general houSework
| nurSemald or part-tlme work, references,
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MECHANIC. white, one able to maintain in
good condition fleet of trucks In reply
state age. experience list and addresses Of
employers for last 10 years. if married or
single and salary wanted. Address Box
213-J Star Office
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USED CAR statesmen.
Here is your chance to make real money
Highest commission paid. no deduction for
trade-lnS, transportation and gas fur
nished Plenty of lot periods Anacostia
Motor Co., 1928 Good Hope I'd. Sc. See
Mr. MOOrehead
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GIRL. ,colored. wants Job as nurse. honest,
stay nights. Potomac 2010-W.
GIRL. colored. neat! desires day switch
BOARD or part time: best references North
534l j after pm
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HELP MEN AID WOMEN.
By Webster

MAN AND W1FE-Man must be expert
chauffeur butler. wife excellent cook. Ad-
dress Box 3O3-H Star once.
COUPLE
Colored, willing TO live on place, Man to
chauffeur. wife to cook and clean refer
ences required Apply in person.
D. c. PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT CENTER.
45G INDIANA AVE. NV.
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GIRL. colored. experienced plain cooking
wants DAYS, full or part time. reference.
"a
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HELP MEN.
ITnnt,p,..J

YOUNG MAN II to - years. with thor
ough knowledge OF bookkeeping and typinx;
must be neat, dependable good penman
and able to furnish best OF reference.
answer in your own handwrilng telling
al about yourself. Address Box }39-k.
Star Office
YOUNG MAN with car to collect on month
ly accounts who has had selling or collect
ing experience Apply 4O2 9th ST. NV.
Room ia after 10 a m.
YOUNG MAN. STOCK room clerk, high
school graduate: good opportunity for
alert lntelllgent sincere worker; salary,
enceS and other important details. Address
Box 4"l-D Star office.
YOUNG MEN. inexperienced. willing work
ers. 10 assist store manaeer. Salary dis
cussed at personal interview. Drawing acct,
If needed. Apply Rm. No. .. 1915 Eye n W.
OPENING Tor responsible man on protected
territory with established clientele Ma
tlonally advertised neckties shirts. hosiery.
ladies' wear; New pay plan. Apply morn
ings. Real Six. l429 Eye II. W.
SPLENDID PROPOSITION fol man with
ability TO sell well-known oil burner. gas
and elec water heaters. Leads and CO.
operation. Call al go W ST. NV. 10 m.
to > noon
ONE Of Washington's largest stores wants
four young men for furniture department.
Must be willing and eager to learn buSi-
ness. Mention previous experience, if any.
IN your reply. Ample salary. Address
Box $500. Star Office.
LARGE FIRM opening new division will
hire men for the following positions: Sales
man, route man. crew managers. head
saleSmen and managers. Sales experience
help. but not necessary. Salary and COM
mission TO those who qualify. See Mr..
Garrison. 300 ll.h st. Sc. to 9 pm,
Thursday.
AN EXCEPTIONAL CAPABLE MAN
To fill vacancy in Virginia corporation.
guaranteed salary. qualifications > years
IN Washington D c, with first class
references, between ages of 30 and 30
Apply Friday or Monday between q and
4 3oi Victor BLDG. "a 9th ST. NV.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN.
Have opening for experienced man to
sell new and used houses. Must have car
and be able to finance himself. Full CO.
operation. Leads furnished by office.
j. B. Shapiro Co. Inc, l42U K ST. NV.
OYSTER SHUCKERS.
Experienced white SGJ per month
Meals. Apply in person
D. C. PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT CENTER.
4J6 INDIANA AVE. NV.
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BOYS and young men, for permanent
work: good pay; with or without bicycles.
Mr, Schryver 1917 New York ave. NV.
BR1CKLAYERS go, 18th and Utah SITS,
Clarendon. Va; $1l. See Johnson on Job.
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! SEhMSTRESS fol drapeS and slip covers.
; Only firSt-clasS need apply. Years OF ex-
/ perICnCP necessary. Address Box 2UO-k,
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ROOMING HOUSES

Near Capitol-9 rms, $780, $500 down.
Near Capitol. 9 rms. $3.50; $3.50 down.
Fairmont st.-13 rms, 3 baths. $3.50:
terms.
Fairmont st.--16 rms, 3 baths. Sl,250;
terms
terms
Downtown-17 rms. baths. 1850;
terms.
10Th st. nw.-11 outside rms. boarding
and roCming. same owner ) years clears
about 500 month: rent only Ss5. on long
lease Must be sold. 500; $3.50 down.
DowntoWn-20 rms. all apts; clear
s. 40 every four weeks; 81 600 or best offer.
with most reasonable terms Must sell
FRANK FERN,
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL desires place as cook and
houSeworker. Col. b657-W.
CoLoRED GIRL wishes job of any kind.
l442 Que st. NV.
CoLoRED GIRL, experienced, desires full
or part time work: ref. Dec. 23l6.
COLoRED GIRL wants job as general
houseworker experience, reference; no
sundays. 9O9 r ST. NV.
COLORED WOMAN wants housework and
cooking. Sleep in. Decatur 2329-J. 1910
DAY WORKER ,colored handy. good
Etgdse' 554s ana i'"nofS' reasonable cle''
FILIPINO, honest, neat, educated; chauf-
IeuF, plaln cook. also hotel work, Address
Box $500 Star Office
GIRL. colored: wants lob as nurse. honest,
stay nights. Potomac 2O1O-W.
GIRL. colored neat, desires day switch
poard or part time: best references. North
334l-J after Dm.
GIRL colored honest reliable wants three
days work or part time Phone Friday. 8
10 pm. Decatur 6l64
GIRL colored. wishes child nurse or gen
eral housework; reference. Phone Met.
experienced I'LL Montello ave. ne
GIRL. co,ored wishes Job as mothers
helper. Phone Met. 0352. Address IO5
q st. sw.. Apt. 3.
GIRL. colored. experienced plain cooking
| wants DAYS, full or part time. reference.
GIRL, colored. wants general housework
nurSemald or part-tlme work, references.
| Atlantic 4475.
! GIRLS t2) wish part or full time work.
! Ih2l 18th st. NV. Potomac 205l-J.
LADY leaving town wants to place faithful
| reliable cclored maid; g.h.w.; home nights
| Wisconsin 1920.
| LIGHT COLORED GIRL wants general
houSeWorE, neat exp. ref. 43O M ST. II W
| WOMAN. colored wants work for Fridays;
/ experienced. sl2 New Jersey ave. or Dis
! trIct 0g92
! WOMAN. colored. wants part time OF dav
work; good references. 3l6 Maryland
ave. S.w
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BEAUTY OPERATOR. must be experienced
in spiral winding. finger waving and hair
tinting; S25 to start. with commission.
Apply in person. Also girl TO learn beauty
culture. Llllias. 2S17 14th St
Evening star., 1937-04-08

NEWSPAPER SOLICITOR-Young man.
between ayes of g and "a; salary and COM
mission. Apply between hours of 10 and
u, mornings. Room 104 mezzanine floor.
Star Building, 18th and Pa. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1937-04-08

MEN G0) dependable. for permanent po-
sitions in retail dept. no exp neces. Salary
discussed at interview Drawing acct il
needed. Apply Rm. No. Q l415 Eve u W =
Evening star., 1937-04-08

MEN OR WOMEN to solicit laundry and
dry cleaning; salary and commission. Ap-
ply Mr.. Young. Dupont Laundry. 2535
Sherman ave. NV.
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OFFICE BOY wanted to take messages
Steady work. Chance for advancement
Write salary expected to start. Address
Box 310-J, Star Office.
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SAlESMEk,

CAN USE one new and uSed-car salesman
transportation furnished. Liberal commits
SION Wash. Motor SaieS G23 II ST Nv ,
Hudson-Terraulane dealer See Mr. Bond
REAL ESTATE Statesmen Prominent
builder wants exp. salesman with car The
right man can make real money with this
our own homes all well located in n ".
section. Address Box 5000 Star Office.
LIQUOR SALESMAN experienced man TO
contact bar trade exclusively, must have
excellent credentials and be first-claSs
clean-cut salesman: salary and expenses.
Tell us about yourself and stare SALARY de-
sired. Address Box 3Gg-K Star offce
Statesmen L2l, EXPERIENCED NEW
a0CSE MUST HAVE CAR BAKER
REALTY CO. 1870 K ST NV
IF YOU CAN SELL
Meat display cases. coolers and commercial
retrlg geraLLnn We ha, ha hnc .
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TEA ROOM, Conn ave Last year S
its. Outdoor Summer dining Price,
$1,000 Substantial payment. balance
good terms. Address Box 2Ol-K, Star
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MEN married. to start in a position OF
trust; must be neat with some sales ex-
perience. Address Box 343-C. Star office.
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PAPERHANGER and painter twhite> may
earn their rooms part time and get board
at So 50 weekly. COOPERATIVE CLUB. 1907
I tEYel ST q " s.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC.

OPENINGS for cooks. n W, maids, helpers
Go or stay. part time. Domestic Agency
1925 9th st. :.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec 5JBl, l4OH nth
mas COOKS. mattresses, maids nurses, h W
part-tlme day workers houSemen s.
BUSINESS
NEED StenosrapherS, expert typIsts. dlcta-
phone operators. bookkeepers. etc. for cur
Evening star., 1937-04-08

BEAUTY OPERATOR. frst-class only; also
apprentice; STEADY work salary Apply
Jacks HairdreSSing Salon. 1lO 14th st.
Evening star., 1937-04-08

MEN-National organization needs men to
offer service of sound. reliable investment
to people having funds. or able to save SO
monthly. Generous commission continuing
basis. Wisconsin 1897 after 6:3O pm.
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BEAUTY OPERATOR wanted must be
expert. Steady position. Apply BillS
Beauty Salon l4O3 Monroe st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR al-around. Capable
OF pleasing discriminating clientele. Pat
Your Hardresser. 27Il l4th st. NV.
AtnlN in
Evening star., 1937-04-08

COOK, colored woman. experienced in
public or tea room cooking; references;
steady position; no phone calls. Apply
after 3 pm. Tally-Ho Tea Shop. $40 l1th
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BEAUTY SHOP OPERATOR, experienced
all around, Apply 1920 New York ave.
n " Room 400 g
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IF YOU CAN SELL

feat display cases. coolers and commercial
efrigeratIon equipment. We have the best
TopoSltion in town. Direct factory
ranch. Apply 1922 18th St NV
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MANICURIST colored, for barber shop
part time. See Johnston. 1929 You st. II W.
Evening star., 1937-04-08

PRESS FEEDER, compositor, cylinder Job
general composition weekly newspaper
commercial shop. Steady position. The
Guide Office Woodridge
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MEN ., 81 300 year salary, ~ bonus if
you can qualify within so or 80 days.
Must be neat appearing, married and own
car. Address Box 194-J, Star office.
Evening star., 1937-04-08

PRACTICAL NURSE and companion for
ehned old lady. Gail Georgia 9O2s. 56O3
Georgia ave ADJ. lu5
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BODY AND FENDER MAN Apply ready
for work. AnaCoStia Motor Co, 1925 Good
Hope rd Sc See MI Friel
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SITUATIONS MEN,
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COUPLE, colored. young. honest. des
private family or janitor: willing to tray
years ref North G424-W
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GIRLS. experienced in counter work.
Apply 51ll Georgia ave NV
GIRLS. white. >, intelligent Apply
Manhattan Laundry. Ask for Mr.. Elliott.
RAG Fla ave W
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BOY. Colored over ] lS years with driving
permit, for grocery store; experienced and
with references only need apply. 14S G
Evening star., 1937-04-08

SALESMAN experienced, mems clothing,
exceptional opportunity for live wire.
Permanent position. Good salary. Longs.
T31 7th st. NV
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Y TECHNICIAN for doctors
/. l " 30 10 200. Address Box
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MEN, with thorough education to take
over business of your own. We train and
finance you while learning. Apply 2 to f.
$40 National Press Bldg
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tips meals. Apply 5l1l Georgia ave. NV.
EXPERT MANICURIST full or part time;
nPrmaDent pnSiLion LADY lane 13s
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GIRLS. soda dispensers, experienced. AD
ply at once. Good salary and hours Capt.
tol Towers Pharmacy 20S Mass ave. ne.
GIRLS for curb service and waitress. over
lS wears of age, salary. meals and tips.
Apply after . pm, Riggs Valley Dlnette.
Evening star., 1937-04-08

| REFRIGERATION SERVICE MAN. Only
first-class need apply Good wages. Apply
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FILIPINO honest neat educated; chauf-
teur, PLAN cook. also hotel work Address
Box $500 Star Office
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Society Attends
Recital Debut.

Donna Mathilde de Suvich, wife Of
The Italian Ambassador. and Mrs.
Harry H. Woodring, wife of the secre-
tary of War, headed the list Of spon-
sors for the debut in Washington last
evening of Gertrude Borzi, coloratura
soprano, who was presented by her
aunt, Nine. Agasta, in the ball room
of the Mayflower. Miss Borzi was
assisted at the piano by Arpad Sander
and gave the program in Italian, Eng
ush, French and Spanish.
The large and enthusiastic audience
Included many from the diplomatic
corps and music lovers in resident
circles. The Military Attache of the
French Embassy and Nine. Lombard,
recently back from a Summer in
France, were in one of the boxes, as
was Mrs Lawrence Townsend. Among
others who heard the singers were
the Counselor of the Cuban Embassy
and Sonora de Baron, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl A. Droop. Mrs. Peter A. Drury,
Nine. Chevalier, Mrs. Samuel A.
Kimberly, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Golf.
Mrs. Thomas C. Dawson, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Baer and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph kaufman.
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Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Cameron Of
Barrie, Ontario. are spending q few
days at the Dodge.
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Birth Announced.

OII III [1IlIlOQIIVCN
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil N. Hopkins Of
832 Delafield place northwest an
nounce, the birth of 4 daughter,
Ceceoia Anne. September ~ in
Georgetown Hospital.
Evening star., 1937-10-14

Marvin, Mrs. Norman smiler, Miss
Helen Harper. Miss Margaret Pepper
and Mrs. w. T. Mann.
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Miss Jane S. Norford
Weds Senator's Son.

The marriage Of haiss Jane Smith
Norford, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
william Lindsay Norford OF Alexan-
dria, Va, to Mr.. Ross Pinckney Pope,
son Of Senator and Mrs. James
Pinckney Pope Of Idaho, took place
October in the Congregational
Church in Boise, Idaho.
The bride was given in marriage by
her brother-in-law, Mr.. Robert E. Lee
Moore Of Alexandria. She wore 4
blue velvet gown with = hat to match
and carried = shower bouquet Of roses
and lilies Of the valley.
Mrs. Moore, sister Of the bride, was
the matron Of honor and wore 4 gown
Of fuchsia velvet. with 4 turbAn to
match. Mr.. Ralph Olmstead was the
best man.
A reception followed the ceremony
at the Boise Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pope will be at home
after = wedding trip At 171o Franklin
street, In Boise.
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By the Way
Continued From Third Page.)

Polly and Billy Reyburn, who at the Anchorage unit
Wbby" Summern who looking pretty and busiy getting
settled in her apartment at 1902 Eighteenth street. Capt Bill
Rtche Sbour Lewis Rust Eddy Gardner
Cornelia Mayo and Connie Thaw all there
WHILE unchng the Mayower yesterday Hope Jackson
" Gavan looking marveously well though working like Trojan
getting settled in house WesmOreand Hills while
Pat is starting his law They had glorious
motoring all the United States delighted
to be back and settled in their own home
At another table Mrs. James Wilder OF
and her daughter, Mrs Albert Ely IUe As kno
the Wilder family OF the first settlers that heavenly
spot they haze been prominent dctiUe phase
OF HonouuS Development Mrs IDeS 1Uho Kndu Wilder
formerly the e OF Comdr Charles McVay They
here IN Washington tor great and Kinau took
1cve part Junior League actiuities No
pee hout some Of her excellent dancing particularly the
HdDddn dances Which she did to perfection She her
Stonebridge ~ " to attend the Deddino Betty
to James Film OF New York. Which takes Saturday at
the home OF her mother Hollster Sturges
here frequently 1ith the Commandant OF Many
Mrs PettengM
With vvacous and tiny Mrs Edward Sturgs
Francisco wife of Col Stugs Army
famous Tony Montgomery of Paris spent
Summer and Paee She told the fascinating
stories of unchng and dining with Lady Mend estate
Versailles One particular luncheon which sounded
the garden with 30 guests detail service
absolute perfection and the
delicious beef hash She many many
amusing parties arranged by the of world
Elsa Maxwell Mrs Surgs here for only few visiting
Guldbank Twiggs in their house Bancroft place
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Chapter Celebrates
Founding at Banquet.

The Warrington City Rho Chapter,
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity, will
celebrate the 18th anniversary OF the
founding Of the chapter 1T = banquet
this evening At O'Clock 1t the May
flower Hotel.
The Secretary Of Commerce, Mr..
Daniel G. Roper, will be the guest
speaker, and others on the program
will be Mr. John D. Bigeers, unemploy-
ment census director; Gen. william
p. Upshur, Rear Admiral Harry q.
Hamlet, member o! the Maritime
Commission; Col. Paul A. Walker,
communications commissioner, and
Mr.. Henry Parsons Erwin, member Of
the board Of trustees of the George
Washington University. Judge Alfred
K. ,Nippert OF Cincinnati. Ohio, 4
past national president OF Sigma
Alpha Epsilon. will participate on the
program in behalf of the national
officers Of the fraternity.
Special guests Of the evening will be
DIR. Cloyd Heck Marvin. president Of
the George Washington University;
DR.. Henry 0rattan Doyle, dean Of
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Mrs. Schomocher
To Speak Toniaht.

Mrs. Lorol Schoflocher has returned
from Europe after completing her
ninth world tour and covering II
countries. She has been travelling In
the interest Of the BahaI cause, which
Is working internationally for the
maintenance Of peace and for mutual
social understanding among all classes
and people. The Baha'k are well
represented here in Washington and
among the members are Mr.. Charles
Mason Remey. Mr.. Joseph r. Harley,
Sd, and Mr.. and Mrs. Allen b.
Mcdaniel Of Chevy Chase. Mrs.
Schoniocher will speak at = public
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chairman, for = large association. A
large percentage OF the PIT. A. funds
goes toward clothes and carfare for
needy students.
Excellent programs have been ar
ranged for each meeting and the
motion-sound picture, George Wash
ingtons Railroad" featuring 200 years
o American history, will be presented
at the regular meeting Monday eve
ming
Assisting Mrs. Edmunds at the tea
tomorrow afternoon in receiving will
be Mrs. Prentixs Sale, president; Mrs.
E. P. Bowyer, Mrs. Robert Mason De
Shazo, Mrs. Lawrence Hoover and
Miss Helen Coolidge.
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Columbian College. and DR.. Elmer
Louis Kayser, dean Of university
students. Gordon Hittenmark, radio
announcer and member OF the fra
ternity, will be toastmaster. Mr.. Will
liam Crooks Of the active chapter u
chairman Of the Arrangements Com
mittee. Besices members OF WASH
ington City Rho Chapter and alumni
Of the fraternity, there will be
present ~ guests Of the chapter 10
George Washington University fresh
men. Mr.. Benjamin o. Coleman u
president Of the chapter.
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Central High School
PIT. A. Annual Tea.

The annual membership and get
acquainted tea of Central High School
Parent-Teacher Association will be
held in the library of the school to-
morrow afternoon from 3 to S o'clock
Mrs. j. B. EdmundsA vice president,
In charge, will present a short pro-
gram of music and the chairmen will
outline the needs OF the associat ton
for the year
Special efforts are being made by
Mrs. Irving Cashel, membership
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Signora Rosso
Here TODAY.

SignorA Rosso, wife Of the Italian
Ambassador to Moscow. Signor
Augusta Rosso, who formerly was
Ambassador at Washington, arrived
today and is ut the Mayf1ower until
tomorrow. Signora Rosso will go to
Duke University tomorrow to spend
the week end with her daughter, Miss
Adele Bunker, who Is = student there,
and will return to Washington Mon
day to remain several days.
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Benefit Planned.

Mrs. Thomas Cajigas, wife OF DR..
Cajisas. has accepted the general
chairmanship for the planning Of the
benefit card party and musicale to be
given by the Columbian Women of the
George Washington University on
saturday afternoon, November 8. at
the Wardman Park Hotel. The pro-
ceeds Of this affair will 20 to the
scholarship and student aid fund. an
interest which the Columbian Women
nave fostered for many years. The
following persons have accepted the
chairmanship OF the several assisting
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Mrs. Tunstall Smith
Hostess at Ball.

One OF the outstanding balls Of this
season in Baltimore will take place
tomorrow evening when Miss Louise
Tunstall Barroll, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Barroll and Miss Mary Niven
Aston, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Watson Aston, make their
debuts. The ball, which will take
place At the Belvedere Is being given
by Miss Barrolls grandmother, Mrs.
Tunstall Smith and Miss Alston's
parents.
Mrs. Smith. the former Josephine
Fairfax, Is sister Of Lord Fairfax Of
Cameron.
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committees: Vice chairman, Mim
Grace Lind; patroness. Miss Elizabeth
Peet; publicity. Miss Sara R. Lerch;
scores and pencils. Mrs. w. Hayes
Yeager; prizes, Miss Virginia Kinnard;
candy, Mrs. George B. jenkins; ad-
tunct committees. Mrs. Cloyd Heck