davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1937-09-21

gagged the church for the 10th-Dr.
Blynn, too-ordered plates for the in
yitations made--the f1owers-sent no.
tices to the newspapers saying that
1t would be on the 1Oth-arranged the
reception afterward--written to all the
bridesmaids-but If you have q rea-
son. Waldo -
With each Of her words the battle
light had died in Waldo's eyes as II
a rheostat were turning it down. He
glanced once at Irene She was shak-
ing her head. He realized that Mar
gifts efficiency had long since over
whelmed him and become the key
stone OF his life. 1t was much too
late to balk now. Much. The thing
to do was to surrender magnani-
mously. He put away his proud mas
culinity. 1T was just whim. Since
you've already done so much, wen
forget it. The 10th it Is"
Margit looked at her sister and her
sisters hand-picked flance. That's
fine. You know, Waldo, I feel as
happy about this as 1 would about
my own wedding, and I have a sur
prise for you. Irene already knows it,.
After you're married 1 am going to
give this house to Irene I'll Just
move into the south wing and keep on
managing things. Our poor dear little
Irene would be lost without me-"
Waldo choked-although it's pretty
difficult to choke on blanc mango.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1937-12-22
HOUSEHOLD HINTS

AS the great day approaches we turn
thoughts to ways and means of decor
ating our houses. The Benefiels have
the distinction of having the first il
Eliminated outdoor tree. Anyone who has
evergreen trees outside their windows
can rather easily wire the tree and at
tach the cord through the window to the
Ii ght so cket. Another very simple and
inexpensive means Of outside decoration
is to place ordinary viii tie candles in
each window and ight them after dark on
Christm Eve. This, 7 believe, is an
old New England custom.
For novel table decoration, place
four round silver paper doilies, each
about 81 in diane ter in the center of
your table. On top Of each you may
place a circle Of red paper lightly SMALL
err. In the center of each doilie, heap
four red Chri S tina tree balls, with three
silver cones radiating from the center.
On either side Of the center piece,
you may arrange smaller silver doilie
wi tn low glass candle sticks and red
candles. Bits Of holly tucked in around
the tree ornaments and candle sticks
will add finishing touch.
The nAdmini ira t. on" has on hand
cook book viii CHI is larger and more
complete than the blue one you received
some time ago. You may obtain your copy
by calling at the office.
If you have trouble regulating the
temperature Of your oven, please notify
the "officen at once. It will be care
fully che cked, and the proper ADJUST
ments made.
Now that winter has arrived and
clothes are freezing the line, we would
suggest for the small wash that you pur-
chase a clothes rack and place it either
in your attic or large closet.
The time for receipt of subscr ipt ions
for the Parents' Magazine has boon OK
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1937-12-22
A. GENTLEMAN IN DISTRESS

You have undoubtedly seen on
the bulletin board a plea for the
eturn of hat viii CHI was taken
by mi take at a Citizens' Associa-
ton meeting. Mr.. Lotlzemann, Of
I'D Woodland Way, likos thu new hat
but unf tunately, it does not fit
him. He asked that the foil owing
notice be brought to your attention
He requests that every
Greenbelt wife look into
her husband's hat for
the initials H.W.V.L.
It is worth $l.l5 to the
family with whom this hat
has made a two weeks rem
devious. The hat in ques-
ton cost 1913 The one
left to Mr.. lie tkemann cost
SIS. Figure it out for
your self.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1937-12-22
De cember 22, 1897
RECIPES

Mrs. Stevens has some very novel
sugge tions for the culinary artists.
For a really tasty pea soup she says
to season the peas with salt, pepper,
sugar, and butter. To this, add enough
ich milk to produce the desired thick
ness. When peas are hot and soft, press
Through coarse seive. Add more but
ter or cream; and serve.
If your taste runs to corn, q delic-
ious soup can be made by using can
of "Co-op" corn, and adding milk, but
ter, salt and pepper.
If you have left over macar oni, try
adding some nCo-op" tomatoes to the
desired thickness. Add chopped cheese
and put into covered baking dish.
spri nkle raw sausage (ground) over the
top and bake until sausage is done.
She also says, that che stnuts baked
in the oven until done are much easier
to handle for dressing.
The Washington times., 1937-03-10
Smithsonian Gallery
Sought BY Walsh

A Smithsonian Gallery Of Art to
complement the National Gallery
of Art offered to the Federal Gov
ernment by Andrew Mellon is to
be proposed soon by Senator David
/. walsh CD of Massachusetts,.
In the new building, room would
would be made available for SIS
600, 900 worth Of art treasures
stored in the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition because of lack of space to
exhibit them. The idea has been
in the mind Of DR.. Charles G..
Abbot, secretary of the Smith
sonian, and others ever since the
Mellon gallery was proposed.
Terms of Mr.. Melons gift re-
strict exhibitions in the National
Gallery to that of pieces up to the
standard e the old masters in the
Mellon collection. Therefore, it is
intended to use the Smithsonian
Gallery to exhibit contemporary
art. Senator Walsh also wants to
have the new gallery include a ma
tional portrait section, containing
likeneSses of persons who have
contributed to the growth Of the
United States.
The proposal is to place the
building between Twelfth and
Fourteenth Streets and Constitu-
tion Avenue and North Mall Drive.
The Washington times., 1937-03-10
RHODES TAKES
STAND TODAY

Defending himself against q
charge of forging the signature
Of Desire A. Irr, depositor, to a
$500 withdrawal slip in the Fidel-
ity Building and Loan Association,
Frank B. Rhodes, former president
of the closed institution. will take
the witness chair today at his trial
before Justice Peyton Gordon and
a jury in the U. S. District Court.
William E. Leahy and William
j.. Hughes, jr., defense counsel,
yesterday indicated this course
would be taken after Justice Cor
don had overruled a motion for
directed verdict of not guilty as
the prosecution rested. The de-
fense maintained the withdrawal
slip was signed in the presence of
another officer of the association
was not intended to defraud and
could not be classified as forgery.
In his opening statement, Leahy
charged the Comptroller Of the
Currency paigne to get
Rhodes out of office. Several
character witnesses testified for
Rhodes before proceedings were
adjourned.
The Washington times., 1937-03-10
ART GIFT BILL
OK. EXPECTED
TOMORROW

Senate approval Of the bill per-
mitting the Government to accept
the $50, 100000 Mellon art collec-
ton is expected tomorrow.
The bill, sponsored by Senator
Tom Connally CD, Texas, chair
man of the Senate Public Build
inps and Grounds Committee, has
been called on the calendar three
times and passed over, the last
time late yesterday. The calen-
dar will be called again tomorrow
and Senator Connally believes IL
will be passed.
Senator Robert M. La Toilette
(P.). Of wisconsin, objected to its
passage when it was first called
I'D. Since then he has told re-
porters that he asked for it to
20 over until he could look into
it. The second time it was passed
over on the motion Of Senator
Joseph T. Robinson Cd, of Ar
kansas, because Senator Connally
was out OF town.
Yesterday Senator Conn ally
called the bill up out of order.
Senator Charles L. McNary Ro,
oregon, minority leader, called
Senator Connaly's attention to
the fact that Senator La Toilette
was not present. The minority
leader said he had no objection
to the bill but he thought Senator
La Follette's interest should be
protected.
Senator Connally said he had
heard indirectly that Senator La
Toilette did not have any objec-
ton but rather than take a
chance that he was misinformed
he would not ask that the bill be
acted upon Immediately but wait
until the next call of the calendar
tomorrow,
The Washington times., 1937-03-10
/ NEO. WASHINGTON'S 60
80 Heroes mBzUQ N
Toughs Not Tough Enough to Scare Ignatius
Rossiter During Service On
District Police Force

His name is IgnatiuS RoSsiter,
ant you can tell from that and by
loo ing at his face that the Perry
gang in Hugh's court, down in old
Foggy Bottom, never had chance
after he donned the blue uniform
of the Metropolitan Police.
Brickbats flew as usual, but the
fighting Irish" in the new man
on the beat took care of all that be-
fore he had been assigned to that
area more than a few months.
Still and all, it wasn't an easy
job. There was the night, for ex-
ample, when a door suddenly flew
open and a big rock sailed past the
policeman'S head as he was taking
a tough female prisoner to the
patrol box. That was one of many
encounters with the Foggy Bottom
hoodlumS.
But meritorious service in the
tougher spots of the city, following
an earlier career as fireman on
the Pennsylvania railroad, was fol
The Washington times., 1937-03-10

Rayon satin and brocaded
lounging pajamas; coats have
touches Of hand embroidery:
pants with extra wide legs; all
sizes.
The Washington times., 1937-03-10

SOB Fourth st. S. E., where they
will soon celebrate their twenty
fifth wedding anniversary, they
can always get out the illustrated
railroad and steamship circulars
and plan another journey.
The Washington times., 1937-03-10
''ECZEMA'SI ITCH
IS UP TO YOU"
SAYS POSLAM

You would not trade the grateful
relief and comfort for a hundred
dollars that a single box of Poslam
often brings to itching, inflamed
eczema-tortured skin. You can
tell you are going to be helped
because the very first touch of this
concentrated, yet gentle ointment
usually sootheS the irritation and
burning at once. Don't delay your
relief. Get a box of PoSlam right
away, at your druggist, SOC, or we
will send you a convincing trial
free. Just write:
POSLAM Co., Desk 2,
254 West 54th St., New York, N. Y.
The Washington times., 1937-03-10

Fluff for the girl; tailored for
the boy; made of silk and
silk or sateen lining; white,
pink and blue.
The Washington times., 1937-03-10
Ad Club 10 Hear
DR.. J. P. Christopher

DR.. Joseph P. Christopher, mem
ber Of the faculty at Catholic Uni
versity, will speak at meeting
of the Advertising Club of Wash
ington Friday night in the Willard
Hotel. The clubs program will be
''The Ethics or Moral Side Of Ad-
Vertising."
The Washington times., 1937-03-10

lowed eventually by transfer to the
district around the House Office
Building, where he had chance
to win the friendship of members
of Congress.
Finally retiring from the force.
Mr.. Rossiter and his wife settled
down to peaceful pursuits which
The Washington times., 1937-03-10
Dresses & HooVersttss
WOmsn's (Hand Mads) Gowns Il

Pretty hand-embroidered
designs; tucks and tie
back; 16 and II; white,
peach and pink.
The Washington times., 1937-03-10

include a taste of travelling. They
have made two trips to the Pacific
Coast, and are thinking now of a
third, this time through the Pan
ANA Canal. When they have moth
ing better to do, at their home at
The Washington times., 1937-03-10

Fancy black, brown, navy,
green and red; 16-rtb; non
unstable frames; fancy bake
lite handles.
The Washington times., 1937-03-10

v or straight tops; lace &
tailored; adjustable Shoul-
der straps; taped seams;
tea rose and white; 80 to
A.
The Washington times., 1937-03-10

Rayon and acetate; one and
two-piece pajamas; nicely
trimmed: gowns trimmed
with importd laces; sizes 16
and IT.
The Washington times., 1937-03-10
ADVERTISEMENT
Consolidated
so Years

SFee thirty years had stubborn
eORstipation. Sometimes ! did not 90
for four Or five days. I also had awful
0as bIoatina, headache and pains in
the back. AdIsrika helped right away.
Now eat sausage, bananae, pie. any:
thing I want and never felt better.
eleap soundly all night and enjoy life"
Mira. Mabel Sehott.
" you are suffering from constipation
sleeplesSness, sour stomach, and gas
bloating, there 10 quick relief for you
In Adlerika. Many report action in
thirty minutes after taking Just one
dose. Adlerika gives complete action,
cleaning your bowel tract where ordi-
nary laXatiVes do not even reach.
D.. n. L. ShORb, RsSO York, repOTtS:
Elm S6difiOR 90 iRSssfiRGI cIsGRsiRg, AdEsrik9
ehseks the grOsO'h Of iHfeStiHHS baessriS G"d
eOEOR b0etIEt."
Give your bowels a real cleansing
with AdlePiISa and see how good you
feel just one spoonful relieves GA0
ea9 stubborn constipation
At All Leading Druggists
Washington Journal., 1937-09-10
GrGffnnns 6ss gabrii6sn gnrten-
baus.

@ttpas 0eues fir @oi6ington lit
oos 8aDriiHe @artenbaus, Nr. 1715
9enniDlponia Aoenue, q. So, mel
de bier in ben n1hIten Sogen croft
net perOen miro. @eI66ftsfitbrer
0esielben lit Serr @eorg 3infler,
Elm %geborener MiinHner, pelfer felt
II Sobren in @merita lit uno i'm
Sotelberufe bier5ulonoe uno in Der
alien &eimat tdtig NOR. 2ebtes Sabr
NOR er @eidGftsfiibrer Oes groBen
8rigontene Sotels BEL g(tlantic gitb.
Das @artenbaus befin0et li1 i'm
0tpeiten Stodperf. Siibi1e Qaubeu-
bdlisHer, nit 8lurnen %per3iert, un0
nit S5enerien aus Der alien Seimat
an ben @Gnoen entlong, LADEN gum
8leiben elm. Gum Srinfen gibts
orBer Den einbeimii1en @etr1nten
aud ebtes Niindener 20nenbrou,
81 giien-6eini6meder f0nnen li6
ielblt iiberaeugen-oelifat Speiien
3u6ereitet bon einem oeuti9en Gbef
Washington Journal., 1937-09-10
aaeobisn,a @ria

Sir n19Iten Sonntag baben Die
Snbober Der Grill, Serr uno 6rorl
SacobIett, etpas gan6 Spe8ieaes ge-
plant: es ioa n6mIid elm edit bnD-
RIDES GIfen ierbiert nerOen nit oa-
3~ugeb0riger Muiif. 0o6 Ser Spei-
Iefarte 1T gu baden Sdmeinebroten
nit Solierfraut, @oulaid nit gtu-
0eln, R%nadtpurit nit &artoffelialat,
6oli6ebaienbroten, 8einfrout, Salt-
erfrout, StreuieIfuhen uim. 9o5u
gibts notiirli9 feline @eine uno Bic
re nit Der nQtigen l1nterbaltltng,
mofiir ser baDriI6e rSiaril" iorgen
Washington Journal., 1937-09-10

miro. 8enn es Serrn Sacobien ge-
Iinat, miro aud Die S9ubplottler-
aruppe a~uftreteu. Sacobien's Orhe-
iter ipielt Ielbftneritdn0lih, pie ie-
Oen @beno, CUR unterbaltung Der
@dIte. 9us 3eItouront erfreut iifj
pGbreno Der lesten 5pei Nonate eli
mes beoeuteno Dermebrten 3uipruds,
mas mobl Der guten Slide unO Der
onqenebmen llnterbaltung, Die man
bort antrifft, 3u5uidreiben lit. Serr
uno Srau Socobien baben einen gro
BEN 8efonntenfreis unter Deuti9-
Itdmmigen uno paren iebr uftip i'm
0eutihen 8ereinsleben.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-10

QederbiIien BON Der 3oulooe bis gum
8odben6el. SEER 2ucns manoerte
f6on Dor benz Rrieee bier Elm uno
mar 4ii6enleiter i'm 0anDflomer un0
@iaaro Sotel lotpie @eihdftsfiibrer
in ar0Beren SoteIs in 8idmono,
@bicago uno Nem Yorf, Ionic Der
Sduei3, SeIterreid, 5ranfreid uno
@nalanO. Seine lebte europdil6e
Steuung mar am Semmering BET
8ien ols 3peiter @eihdftsfiibrer.
6rou 2ucas lit felt 8 Sabren i'm
Qonoe. sir eriuhen uniere 2eier
BEL einem 8eIuhe oas Sournal 81
erm1bnen.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-10

Ole &eoaftion 1T gerne 8ereif,
@adri6ten aus 6omilienfreiien, lei
es @eburtstagsfeiern ODER anoere
GeItli9feiten, 3eiIen uim., 81 ber-
6ffentliden. Sir bitten INN 0aittei-
lung iiber 6ernfpreher, Sectional
1888. No6 better lit cine &arte an
oas Sournal, ITO Sedite StraBe,
Noroneit.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-10

TAUSENDE
~WAST1INGTONER FAMILI
WERDEN I'M
KOMMENDEN HERBST
A~UTOMATISCT1E
GAST1EIZUNG
Mehr ais $4,000 Westinghouse
Heime Werden jetZt automatiSch
nit Gas geheizt.
Wachsende Leistungsfaehigkeit,
staendig niedrige Raten, machen !
a~utomatische Gasheizung ideal J
fuer das Durchschnittsheim. Wir
koennen linen i'm Voraus sagen,
vie hoch SIGH die Unkosten waeh- 90
rend elmer vollen Saison belaufen.
Folgen Sic der Mode fuer auto
matische Gas-Heizung. l.
Vol
VerLangen Sic desc Auskunf Ga.
JE7ZT! -
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY . All T
Washington Journal., 1937-09-10
tlnierem lieben 6errn G6riftian Senrih
sum 95iten Webnrtstas am IL. Seps
TENDER 1887.

50 bit nit beutigem gepor6en,
USE ia befdn1t in allen Srten
llnD mau6er fragt. tpie tommt nur bnB
Als Antiport fir3 i6 ibm 5uInmmenfaB,
8ur6 WdBigteit uno @ilensfraft
On, lieber Gbriltian, 81 loId bobem
QIter bait Sid emporgerafft;
llno piiroeu iben oieIe 9eine Sugeno
Gum Seiipiel nebmeu Ii6 Die beutige
Su9eno
9ann mare es beher fir Die gan5e 8eIt
Bon aampf un0 3piitigteit iie iid Damn
ent6dlt
9em 2eben uno 9eben laIien
@dr alto 8ein Notto uno nidt bnIien
90 Sir gum S6liiIe nun nod piinibt
Sab flint me6r Sdbrden Sir gemiinSt
9eun, ipie gu peiBt, Die erlten 100 iiho
elm bisden ldper
9ie auOern Damn Die 5dblen nidt mebr.
s.. 8. 0fonL
Washington Journal., 1937-09-10

aus einem foIbionablen ReItaurant
an Der IA. StroBe in Stem gort.
Serr 3infler laoet gu 5ablreidem
8eIude elm unO piirOe ii9 gon5 be-
Ionoers freuen, oeutide 9onosleute
in Ieinem llnternebmen begriiBen 81
fonnen. Mon ertpdbne babel itets
oas 8aIbington Sournol. Mon iebe
oas Snlerot an anoerer Steae.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-10
@iener @eitamramt.

Serr uno 6rau 2ucos, peI6e in
6eutI9en &reiIen beItens betannt
fin0, baben i'm 8loditone Sotel,
1O16-17te StroBe, 90. So, elm
@iener 3eItaurant eingeridtet uno
laoen gum 8eiu6e elm. @ie in Der
an3eige an unoerer Steae eriiGtlidl
lit, gibt es Oa allerlei europdiiAe
Washington Journal., 1937-09-10

-Senm sic Oieie 8eitmus seleIen
babeu, baum bitten mir sic frenn6.
lidIt, bieiel6e in Sbrem 8efannten'
freiie n~eitersmgsbeu.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-10
< NOrmi's 0eiI.OeI 2tmiment
@peaiaI p~fferte- gefeasn @ie beate

9r. Setter Sabrneb & Cons 60.
Sept. 8 108@28, 2501 &aibington
BIbo., Chicago. SM.
gitte, Ienben sic mir folgenoe Strobe
flai6en p~ortpfrei:
n $500 fir cine groBe $1.20 "a linz
aen) Slaide Sorni's GlpenS
frdltter.
n $1.00 fir 8tpei reguldre coo (8h
- 1ln5en) Slni6en Sornt's Qetls
Del Ointment.
n 5000 Sir cine Trobeflnl6e Sorni's
- Wpenfrduter nno 8tpei Tla@
f6en Sorni's 9eil5Oel SiniS
ment.
n gitte ienbem Sic bic Mebi5in per
Na6nabuae.
Same
sOreffe
YOitamt
Washington Journal., 1937-09-10
TOrai'S Mlpeafrauter

@elegen5eit S6uen gu belfen2 IS bot
Ii@ pG1ren0 Der lebten 100 Sabre fir
Sallen0e bon anoereu Qeuten Die an
Ieihten @%rfaltMnsen, NerpDfitdt, Serbau=
mugsFt1rmngen, &eritDpfmng uuo Meagen=
bef@werOen infolge feblerbafter Ausideia
DuHg Iitten, nlS Bobltat erpieien. 9ieie
bepdbrte SamiIietmeOi3in regt Die Sd@
tigteit Der Mngen1dfte an reguliert
ben Gtublgang e f0rOert nno bef1len<
nidt bic &er0nuung - un0 trdgt onr9
~Ausfdeioung 9iftiger berbrauGter Stoffe
aus Dem 8eroaltun9sipitem our Belebuug
Des Mppetits bel.
Sails sic an I1le9ter Weroauun9
o0er Werltopfung leiben, 10 fiiaen Sie
ben unten1te6enoen &upon aus uno be-
lte0en sic nod beute cine Slai9e Sorni's
Mlpentrduterl
X 0Ormi'S SeiIsCeI 2tniment
bat SanIenoen entl1iebene 2inberun9 9es
6ra9t, Die an rbeMrtatiihen, nnO neural
sii@en Sdmer5en, &itdenfhmer5en, GDpf=
i@mer5en, iteifen nnb iGmer6en6en Wtns=
feln, 9amtnbfhiirfungen unO @e~rrenfnns
gen litten. Gin 9atsbaltsbeilmittel lett
iiber 80 Sabreg. Sc Dirtt lin0erno.
3Olfrei g~eliefert tn &anaba.
Evening star., 1937-03-09
PARTY DELEGATES
MEASURE OPPOSED
Northeast Citizens Hit Bill to
Regulate Representatives
From District.

Fearing a fight against representa-
tion for the District at national con-
yentions. the Northeast Citizens As
sociation at its meeting at the Lud-
low School, Sixth and G streets north
east, last night voted disapproval OF
the bill before Congress advocating
regulation of delegates from the Dis
trict.
Because the intersection of Thir-
teenth and B streets with Tennessee
avenue northeast is lone of the most
dangerous corners in East Washing
ton," the group resolved to ask the
Public Utilities Commission for a
stop light to control traffic north and
south on Thirteenth street"
In the interests of employees it was
deemed necessary to request the Capt.
tai Transit Co. and the P. U. c. to
run one morning and one evening
street car on the Seventh and D
street run to serve the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing.
Bills to provide appropriations for
the establishment of a police small
arms pistol club and to obtain funds
for the construction of a separate
building for the recorder of deeds
Office were also approved.
Evening star., 1937-03-09
Service Orders.
ARMY.


O'Connor. Col. James A., Engineer
Corps, Buffalo, N. Y, to Fort Belvoir,
Va, August IA.
Lyons, Maj. F. Russell, Engineer
Corps, Army Industrial College, to
Engineers, New York National Guard,
New York City, July l.
zeidner, Maj. Samuel l.. Quarter
master Corps. office the quartermaster
general to Philippine Department,
May 10.
Chapman, Capt. Gustavus F., Quar-
termaster Corps, Fort Monroe, Va, to
Hawaiian Department, May 10.
Harmon, Capt. John NJ, Engineer
Corps, Fort Belvoir, Va, to New York
City August Is.
Adams, Capt. Samuel j., Finance
Department, Fort Belvoir, Va, to At
lanta Ga. July 81.
Selby, First Lieut.. Irving R., Air
Corps, to Langley Field, Va. upon
completion of his present tour of for
eign service.
Bowman, First Lieut. Wendell W.,
Air Corps, Langley Field, Va, to Phil
1ppine Department. May 10.
Smellow, First Lieut.. Samuel. Field
Artillery, Aberdeen Proving Ground,
Md, to Watertown Arsenal, Mass,
June l.
Jacobs, First Lieut. Eugene c., Med
ical Corps. Fort Myer, Va, to Army
Medical Center.
Strobe, First Lieut.. Aubrey E., jr.,
Infantry, Fort Myer, Va, to Philadel-
phia, August 20.
Byrnes, Comdr. James c., detached
Office naval operations, to U. S. S.
Idaho; March 81. p
Crutchfield, Comdr. James A.. de-
tached naval operations, to U. S: S.
San Francisco; March.
Addison, Lieut. Edward S. detached
Naval Academy, to U. S. S. Wyoming;
May.
Ageton, Lieut.. Arthur A., detached
Naval Academy, to U. S. S. Houston;
May
Belch Lieut.. Keith r. detached Ma
val Academy, to q. S. S. San Fran
cisco; May.
dIlON, hlNuU' OS ooSAiSA 4No-
val Academy, to U. S. S. Tuscaloosa;
May.
Forbes, Lieut. William g. detached
Naval Academy, to U. S. S. Vestal;
May.
Hardison, Lieut.. Chesley H., de-
tached Naval Academy, to U. S. S.
Dobbin; May.
High, Lieut.. Paul L., detached Naval
Academy, to U. S. S. Ranger; May.
Macdonald, Lieut.. Frank w.. de-
tached Naval Academy, to U. S. s.
Lawrence; May.
Wilkinson, Lieut. Edwin r., detached
Naval Academy, to U. s. S. Pennsyl-
vania; May.
Wilcox Lieut. George w., detached
Naval Academy, to Asiatic Station;
March.
Zemmer, Lieut.. Harold NJ, detached
Naval Academy, to U. S. S. Medusa
May.
The Washington times., 1937-01-07

lustrationS of all stitches used;
color suggestions.
Send 10 cents in stamps or coin
(coin preferred) for this pattern
to The Washington Times, Needle.
craft Dept. 50 Eighth Ave-, New
York, N. Y. Write plainly PAT.
TERN NUMBER, your NAME and
ADDRESS.
The Washington times., 1937-01-07

Happy Hulda, as chief-cook,and-
bottle-washer, invites you to cross
stitch this set of seven towels g to
the inch crosses, in the gayest
floss you can find! Pattern 1888
contains a transfer pattern of
seven motifs Zone for each day of
the week. averaging about 6x61a
inches: material requirements: H.
La gaceta., 1937-08-03

tratiempo cuando los indepen-
dientes rehusaron seguir la ru-
Ia de la United States Steel
Corp. v firmar IN co.itfato. Ell
CLIO ha perdido algunas eleccio-
mes con la Federation America
ma del Trabajo, pero ha ganado
otras.
Todavia ell CTO no ha redac-
tado SUI Constitution y Regla-
mento. Creese que muy pronto
convocara a una convention pa
ra redactar y aprobar una Cons
titucion.
Ell nembre no Sc ha escogido
todavia, pero bien pudiera ser
Federation linda del Traba-
jo".