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Evening star., 1937-01-26

Chamblin, Phi Mu. chairman; Mrs.
Harry 3. Hannah, Theta Upsilon.
Invitations, Mrs. @. M. Jansky. jr,
Alpha Gamma Delta. chairman; Mrs.
Charles Krey. Sigma Kappa: Miss
Bess Viemont, Alpha Xxi Delta; Miss
Edith Dawson, Delta Delta Delta;
Miss Regis Dunnigan, Kappa Delta.
Hostesses and honor guests, Mrs. Ra-
leigh Gilchrist, Kappa Kappa Gamma,
chairman; Mrs. Leighton johnson,
Alpha Delta Theta; Miss Bonita Fin
ney, Alpha Phi: Miss Lee Hardell,
Sigma Kappa: Miss Marian johnson.
Beta Phi Alpha. Decorations, Miss
Vivian Vestal, Alpha Gamma Delta,
chairman: Mrs. M. u. Chisholm,
Delta Gamma; Miss Helen Martell,
Delta Zeta. Publicity, Miss Marian
Boyle, Alpha Delta Pi, chairman; Mrs.
Henry Lyon, Beta Sigma Omicron;
Evening star., 1937-01-26
Weddings
Of Recent
Date Told
Miss Notar Angelo
Wed to Mr..
Morris.

TE marriage Of Miss Adeline
Jeanne Notar Angelo. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T.
L Notar Angelo Of Ocean City,
N. j., to Mr.. william q. Eugene
Morris. jr., son Of Mrs. william e. e.
Morris and the late Mr.. Morris of
Tulsa, Okla, took place Saturday, jan
uary 16, at 6 o'clock at the Shrine Of
the Sacred Heart, Rev. John Dunn
ofdciating. The church was decorated
with cathedral candles.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father. wore a gown of
her own design made of white velvet,
embroidered with seed pearls at the
neck, and q train. Her veil was Of
Chantilly lace and fell from a tiara
Of seed pearls. She carried O bou-
quet Of Gala lilies.
Mrs. B. v. Maniscalco, sister Of
the bride, was matron of honor, wear
ing pale blue crepe gown with train,
carrying talisman roses. Miss Car
mella Joan, another sister of the
bride. was bridesmaid, wearing a
gown Of pale blue crepe and carrying
talisman roses.
DR.. B. v. Maniscalco of New York
City was best man for the BRIDE
groom and the. ushers included Mr..
Robert Gill, Mr.. william Sydel and
Mr.. Daniel Howard, all Of Washing
ton.
A reception was held at the Wash
ington home Of the brides parents.
The brides mother wore q maroon
velvet gown with a corsage bouquet
Of orchids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris left for a
wedding trip. Mrs. Morris wearing a
gray ensemble with a silver muskrat
coat. After short stay in the VIM
Evening star., 1937-01-26
Institute Meeting
POSTPONED to Friday

The meeting of the Institute de las
Espanas, which was scheduled to take
place today, has been postponed until
Friday evening at 8:15 O'Clock at the
Washington Club. 1910 Seventeenth
street northwest.
Two Of the members Of the stan Of
the Legation Of Venezuela will pre-
sent the same program Friday which
was arranged for tonight. The dis
tinguished poet and man Of letters,
Senor DR.. Jacinto Fombona Pachano,
counselor of the Legation of Venezuela,
will speak on "The New Poetry Of
Venezuela" Senior Don Juan Lecuna,
attache to the Legation of Venezuela.
renowned composer and pianist, will
give some observations on Folklore OF
Venezuela" which he will accompany
by the playing Of some folk songs.
Evening star., 1937-01-26
Miss Anna Hallam
Hostess at Tea

Miss Anna Maud Hallan, who has
recently returned from a trip around
the world, entertained at a charmingly
arranged tea Sunday afternoon at the
Mayfower Hotel. Among the guests
at the tea were Mrs. Claude A. Swan
son, wife of the Secretary of the Navy;
Col. and Mrs. Pollock and Mrs. George
F. Becker, Mrs. Jobe and Capt. Castor
of England.
The hostess, who wore a Paris gown
of black lace, combined with golden
brown lace. gave an informal talk on
Peace" and also recited poem by
Edward Markham.
Evening star., 1937-01-26
Kentucky Society
POstpones Party

The Kentucky State Society has
postponed the reception and dance
which was planned for tonight, be-
cause Of the food disaster In Ken
lucky and its neighboring States. The
party tonight originally was planned
in honor of the Governor Of Kentucky,
Mr.. A. B. Chandler, who returned to
Frankfort when the flood became seri-
GUS. The officers of the society ex-
pected to carry out their plans for
the reception and dance tonight when
the guests of honor would have been
the members of the Kentucky delega-
ton in Congress, but due to the tragic
plight Of the residents in the Middle
West the party has been postponed.
Evening star., 1937-01-26
Lecture Tomorrow.

Miss Janet Richards will give her
weekly review Of Public Questions:
Home and Foreign" tomorrow morn
ing at II o'clock at the Sulgrave Club,
when she will analyze the inward
ness" Of the strikes and other sinister
industrial conditions which are
threatening the industrial system Of
our country and retarding normal re-
covery. Foreign affairs. and the ques-
ton Of war or peace will also be con-
sidered, followed by . brief review
Of timely new book.
Evening star., 1937-01-26

Mrs. J. Arthur Younger, Gamma Phi
| Beta.
Reservations make be made through
Miss Betty Chamblin at 300 Six
| teenth street northwest.
Evening star., 1937-01-26
J. A. Anderson Is Speaker.

J. Arnold Anderson, advertising
executive Of the Sanitary Grocery Co.,
will address the Advertising Club Of
Washington at luncheon meeting OF
1880 pm. tomorrow ct the Raleigh
Hotel. Norman c.x xKal. club prssi-
dent, will preside.
Evening star., 1937-01-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hardee
Chambliss Of Falls Church, Va, an
nounce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Katharine Rowena Carroll, to
Mr.. Frank Charles Schneider, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Schneider Of
Kenmore, N. Y, which took place
December 26 at Niagara Falls, N. Y.
After June ! Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider
will make their home in Kenmore.
Evening star., 1937-01-26
DIR, Levin to Speak.

DR.. Jack Levin, author and econo-
mist, will speak on America Strug-
giles for Power" tomorrow at $50
pm. at the Jewish Community Cen
ter, Sixteenth and @ streets.
Evening star., 1937-01-26
This Home.Mixed
Cough Remedy is
Most Effective
Easily Mixed. Needs No COOKING.

Cough medicines usually contain q
large quantity of sugar syrup-a good
ingredient, but one which you can eas.
lily make at home. Take 2 cups Of gran.
ulated sugar and l cup of water, and
stir q few moments until dissolved. No
cooking! No trouble at all.
Then get from your druggist 2h
ounces Of Pinex, pour it into a pint
bottle, and add your syrup. This gives
you full pint Of truly wonderful med.
icine for coughs due to colds. It ID far
better than anything you could buy
ready-made, and you get four times a
much for your money. II lasts q long
time, never spoils, and children love it.
This is positively the most effective,
quick-acting cough remedy that money
could buy. Instantly, you feel it pene-
tratlng the air passages. 1t loosens the
phlegm, soothes the infiamed membranes
and makes breathing easy. You've never
seen its equal for prompt and pleasing
results.
Pinex is concentrated compound Of
Norway Pine, the most reliable Nooth.
ing agent for throat and bronchial a
membranes. Money refunded if it n
doesn't please you in every way,
T. NSgl5E!
Evening star., 1937-01-26

ter lodge Of Mrs. James +. McGauthey
sister Of the bridegroom. on Lake
Erie, they will return to Washington,
where they will make their home.
Evening star., 1937-01-26

Mrs. Dougherty Back
Mrs. John Allan Dougherty has
returned from New York.
Evening star., 1937-01-26

A TYPICAL audience represent
~ ing society of the National
~ Capital was that yesterday for
a the ninetY.fifth Of Mrs. Law.
Evening star., 1937-01-26

Lieut. James Attaway of Fredericksburg Va and Lieut.
of Salem Va spending time in Wash
taken apartment at the Hotel Raleigh
La gaceta., 1937-03-11

ANUNCIESE EN-
GA GACETA"

dos seguidos, en- muy POGO ITEM
Pc, y al ultimo parto Sc qued6
baldada. Ell calmuco habfa he
redado la cara de la madre v
Ell genio del padre. Sc compla-
cia en- martirizar animales, So
pre- TODD gatos, a los que alta
oa' por parejas, de las patas
de atras, y luego los escalda-
pa con aqua caliente. En- la es-
cuela-estudiaba segundo aho
-tenia pocos amigos, porque
rehuia toda disputa con los de
su edad y solo pegaba, cuando
Made lie veia, a los mas peque-
nos. 70 no acertaba a expli-
carme que hubiese chicos. a
quaenes siempre estaba zurran-
DO, que no Sc separaban de ell.
Anan siempre a banarss iuntos
La gaceta., 1937-03-11

cubrir el misterio? De buena ga
ma 10 habrla hecho y me hubie-
"a vuelto con Ferd a la finca,
donde tan bien Sc viva entire
las gallinas, los caballos v las
vacas Y junto al Comandante.
Isl hubiera hecho case de Ferd v
no hubiera faltado al juramen-
to, Hide no me habria infligi-
do la tremenda humiliation de
anoche. Claro que yo me .conso-
|laba ~pensando que era una tom
ia Y que, como la mayor parte
de las chicas, Sc daba aires de
saber que sc yo cuantas cosas, y
luego, a la bora de demostrarlo,
resultaba que no saba NADIA.
Psro me habia llamado fanfa-
IRON y habfa dicho que 70 no
era hombre. No habia duda; te
La gaceta., 1937-03-11

MIA que vengarme. Y la Ultima
venganza possible era averiguar
eli misberio antes que ella, ade-
lantarme a la llegada del pri-
no..
Ademas, pareciame una cobar
dia abandonar sin mas nj mas to
dos mis- esfperzos por descubrir
el misterio, solo porque hubiese
fracasado en- la primera tenta-
tiva. Todavia no hacia muchos
dias que en- la clase de latin, pa
ra castigarme una falta de atsn
ci6n, me habfan hecho escribir,
cincuenta veces aQuello de For
tes fortuna Gdjssvat. lei mum
do es de los audaces! W que
era ell 'tmundo" sine el miste :
rio?
hi tactica, hasta aQuf, habfa
La gaceta., 1937-03-11
Sidney Brockpeleara 9sta noche en- BENJAMIN
Field con el inlles Alt1oughton
Morales = Allison e5Smbatiran en- ell semifinal

Todos los inteligentes que
han visto a Allison en- las prac-
lie describen como un rbo-
nos" de excelentese condolences
pon1rdestacarse.
like Saia tendra una "pa
lonk segtln Sc dice en- Ell jo-
ven latino Tony MonfN.
Tn "acostadot de haze pocos
dfas, Little BoyNSafrit, comba-
tira con Ell p1gil Ahpeno Chas.
PARA. Los punetazos de PARA
son va famosos en- TAM pa y
sus alrededores.
Sigura tambien en- ell progra-
ma Bob Halligan, un irlandes-
escoces, contratado para pelear
con Henry Seeman, de Gaines
vile, estado de Florida.
La gaceta., 1937-03-11
DIOTELECRAMA
ces simule 20 estarlo tam solo pa

ces simule yo estarlo tan solo pa
ra que mi madre me ac~ariciase,
Sin embargo, aquel dia sentfa
la necesidad de quedarme solo.
Hay mtuchos nifos, que solo pue
den aislarse cuando estan enfer
mos, pues mientras gozan de sa
lud tienen que hacer 10 que les
mandan los mayores. Pase la.
tarde en- la CANA. Mi madre me
habia ordenado reposo. Las no.
jas grasas del nogal rozaban la
ventana, en- cuyos visillos de mu
selma sc embotaban los rayos
del sol. Reflexione 10 que tenia
que hacer para lograr Ell prop6-
sito que me atosigaba. Ell plan
a base de Hide habia fracasa-
do; ESQ de enamorarse no ser
via de NADIA. lRenunciaria a DIES
La gaceta., 1937-03-11

New York, MarQ lila 81
tuaci6n del peso complete Sc
compiled mas en- Ell dfa de hoy,
'cuando Jimy Braddock, Ell cam
peon, recibi6 dos ofertas que en-
total montan a $65000O. .
Max Schmeling, Ell excam :
pe6n, que venci6 ab negro Jose
Luis, rasando a SCI Ell "legitimo
aontendiente," ofrece a Brad
dock la cantifad de $25O,O00 y
los derechos be radio Y cinema
tografia, que estiman lie rendi-
an $50 600 mas. por una pc
lea con 81 en- ell estadio de los
uegos Olimpicos, en- Berlin.
@ Antes de que Jimmy reciLie-
a esa ofertA, Dannis Scalan,
Tue 1aera director de Soma He
lie, tambien lie ofreci6 al irlan-
DIES $25O,00O por defender su co
roma en- Berlin.
La proposition del exeam :
lpe6n Schmeling inclaye estos
puntos: I'm r~endimiento q Brad
dock de $3.50 900, libres de con-
tribuciones; todos los derechos
de cinematograffa y radio en- es
tie pals, 10 que lie produciria de
500, 600 a $150,O00; un arbitro
acceptable por los dos; un pago
de $4,000 los empresarios de
la Garden por sus derechos bajo
Hel ~contrato firmado por Brad
dock y Schmeling---
La gaceta., 1937-03-11

mucho D., un chico joven, dis :
frazado de Ear de Russia, bailan
do una polonesa con la reina
Luisa, la hija de I'm fabricante
de quesos llamado Bloch.
Este D. de quien hablaba mi
padre era Ell calmuco; al menos,
ash lie llamaba TODD ell mundo,
por sus p6mulos salientes v ell
color amarillento sucio de su ca
ra. SUI padre, un hombre fuerte,
rubio y de un caracter muy vio-
lento, era carnicero. Su madre
era prusiana, de la Prussia o.
rental, y allf la habia conocido,
siendo dependence de una car
NIGERIA, Herr D., que Sc case en-
seguida con ella, codicioso de
sus dineros. Era muy fea v ha-
biaba POGO. Tuvo ocho ninos, to-
La gaceta., 1937-03-11

Esta nocks, en- eli cuadrilatt-
70 de- 116 de Artillerfa, Ell inE
giles Al Hougton, un habil gla-
diadsr, peleara con u norteafhe
ricano Barney Brock, De Pana-
ma City. e.
Las personas que aver vieron
a Houghton en- las practicas tie
aen la creencia de que lie "pon-
dra una fabrica de guantes" er
ia cara al joven n~orteamerica'
no.
Houghton, como la mayor
parte de los pdgiles ingleses, so
be boxear, no es un "dessara-
do" mas.
Tommy Loughran y Jose
Smith lie trajeApn desde Ingla-
terra los Estados Unidos y ell
primefo cree que Loughton fl
gurara muy pronto en- la prime
ra division.
Brock no tendra la papa sua
We" que algunos esperaban v to
do indica que Ell ingles lie derro-
tara, salvo que ell de Panama To-
gre "conectarle" con uno de sus
ppertes pu1etazos.
La empresa de Benjamin
'ield lie ha ofrecido al vencedor
ue lie dara una oportunidad
on ell vasco Isidoro Gaztanaga,
j terror de todos los hombre de
oeso complete en- ell sur.
Para Ell combate semifinal, &C
mo va hemos dicho, han side
contratados Sixto Morales, el Gu
BANJO del peso ligero, v I'm jo-
ven llamado Wade Allison, cam
pe6n o titulado campe6n de las
Carolinas."
Allison acept6 la peIea cor
Morales porque Sc lie ha ofreci.
do, 81 triunfa, I'm match" cor
Norment Quarles.
La gaceta., 1937-03-11
BARLUND DERROTADO
POR BOB OLIN

New York, Mario 11.-Ano :
che, en- el Hip6dromo, Bob Olin,
ell excampe6n del peso complete
ligero, Sc bati6 con Gunnar Bar
lund, de Finlandia, Y lie derro-
to por puntos.
Barlund pesaba Is Gbras mas
que Olin; pero Ell finlandes re-
cibi6 una lection de boxeo en-
los cuatro primeros asaltos.
Despu6s, en- ell septimo, Olin
estuvo a punto de derribarle;
de Tuevo lie conmovi6 con fuer-
ties puietazos en- ell octave y en-
Ell noveno, Y en- ell decimo lie tir6
a la Iona por la cuenta de siete.
Barlund gan6 solo dos asaltos,
ell quinto Y Ell sexto. al tsrminar
Sc la pelea sangraban los dos de
la nariz y ia cara.
La gaceta., 1937-03-11

"Meestuvo diciendo Gehrig, d.
jo Ruppert, que yo habfa hecho
mucho dinero por Ell que gra-
cias a 81 habia podido yo vender
a Hassett Y john Mccarthy. LIE
deje desahogarse Y despues lie
pregunte que 81 habia dido ha-
blair de un primera base llama
da Hank Greenberg. Me contes
to que ST. Despues lie seiale que
Greenberg habfa rehusado fir
mar I'm ~contrato con los YAM
KEGS porque Gehrig era la pri-
mera base n~uestra. En- csc pun
to estamos iguales."
Cuando Gehrig sali6 de la o.
ficina de Rupert, visiblemente
contrariado, lie dijo a los perio-
distas: No tengo interes en- que
digan NADIA de mi.
La gaceta., 1937-03-11
sido falsa. pero ESQ no quitaba
fuerza nj attraction al deseo. A
demas, era question de honor
vengarse de Hide.

Hacia las ssis, Sc present6 mi
padre en- ell cuarto Y Sc sent6 al
horde de la CANA. Sc puso a con
tarme, entusiasmado, sus i'm :
presiones del bale de disfraces
de la noche anterior. Lo mejor,
para su gusto, habian sido los
.euadros animados-los oficiales
de Schill, la bendici6n de los yo-
luntarios. Bluedher vadeando ell
Rim en- Caub, la colina del Kali
ser en- La batalla de Leipzig;
luego, TODD Ell mumdo Sc habia
puesto a bailar hasta las cuatro
de Ia mariana. Hahia gusbado
La gaceta., 1937-03-11

PAULIE WALKER rDERRO-
TO A BOBBY WILSON

New Yorn, Mario 11.-Mai
de $500 espectadores presen'
ciaron en- ell palacio San Nico
Las la victoria de Paulie Wal
ker, de Trenton, New Jersey
sobre Bobby Wilson, de Wash
ington.
FL arbitro jimmy Crowley sc
interpuso en- ell octave asalto y
levant6 ell brazo de Walker, de-
clarandolo vencedor por mo
caut tecnico."
Walker lie atac6 en- ell octave
con las dos manos Y Wilson nc
saba como defenderse.
Tablas Sc declare ell semifina,
a seis asaltos, entire Benny Der.
man, del Bronx, Y Charles Diaz
del Lado Oeste.
La gaceta., 1937-03-11
La Gaceta Folletin No. 81
Ernesto Glaeser
Los QUE TENIAMOS
DOCE AMOS

al dc patatas. 81 apetito con
que devore TODD 10 que me pu-
sieron acab6 de convencer a mi
madre de mi complete curaci6n.
Hudbo veces de fingir una sem
fermedad" dc estas solo para 20
der conner de aquellos platos
que tanto me gustaban. Por con
seguirlo, me prestaba de buen
grade a sudar un par de horas.
Me parecfa que los padres no
eran verdaderamente brenos
con sris ninos mas que cuandG
astaban enfermos. iCuantas We
La gaceta., 1937-03-11

vieron aver. una conferencia de
Is minutes 81 inicialista Lou
Gehrig, Ell trey de los jonrone.
ros', y Ell coronel Jacobo Rup ;
pert dueno de los Yankees.
Gehrig sostuvo SUI petici6n dc
$4,000, al principle, y despues
ofreci6 firmar por $4,000.
En- coronel lie hizo una propo-
sici6n de $36,000 Y Sc mantuvc
en- ella, indignando al famosc
pelotero.
La gaceta., 1937-03-11
HAssErr AMEAAzA CON
RETTRARsE

Clearwater, Mario lei
inicialista del Brooklyn, Buddy
Hassett, manifesto aver que Sc
retirara de la pelota, para dedi.
carse a la polftica en- .. York,
81 ell Brooklyn no lie paga Ell suel
do que ha pedido.
"Yo merezco un Mejor sueldo
y mantendre todos mis- puntos."
La gaceta., 1937-03-11
NoTICIAS De PEbOTA
RACTICAs DEL CINCI

Los Grojos" De Cincinnati
practiearon en- la manana de
hoy, en- Plant Field.
Ell primer desaffo de la temS
porada de la Liga de la Nara(l-
ia 10 jugara Ell Cincinnati, freAs
tie a los Yankees, Ell dfa 18, en-
st. Petersburg.
La gaceta., 1937-03-11

lie ofrecen a Braddock $50
mil pesos para crhzar ell "char-
so" v pelear en- Berlin.
Desde aquf lie aconsejamos
que cobre per adelantado, nc
sea que retorne con mucho me-
nos de $250s000.
va sape Ell irlanees como Sc
las gastkn iosa sGSditos de Hit
ler.
La gaceta., 1937-03-11
Segls ha hecho una oferta a Jimmy Braddock
! para pelear en- Aemania
Max SchmeIing ofrece $25O,OOO y losAerechos
de cinematografia y radiol

"Ademas-pUOmete Schmel-
ing-estoy dispuesto a deposi
tar una fianza de $25, zoe para
garantizar la dafease del tftu-
10, en- este septiembre
de 1887, contra Jose Luis Q ial
qniera otro gladiator de meri-
tos legitimos,l
Joe Gould djo, al ser entera-
do de la ofer4e, que de eustatR
v que la pensArfa.
H
GoDOY HBAAs
x
New York, Mario 11-E chi
no Godoy es ell p1gil de las t.
As =
Anoche, como en- sus peleas
con Leroy Haynes Y All Ettore,
G0doy pele6 con Maurice Stric
land, de la Nueva Zelandia, e
hizo tablas con Ell. Pesaba Co.
doy 1882 libras y SUI confirm :
cante 1912.
La gaceta., 1937-03-11

LOO GEHRIG RECHAZO u
MA NUEVA OFERTA DEL
CORONEL RUPPERT
La gaceta., 1937-03-11

All vencedor del match prin-
eipal de esta noche, en- Benja :
La gaceta., 1937-03-11

Sc lie ofrecio al "jonronero" un
sueldo de $4,000
New York, Mario 1l.-Sostu
La gaceta., 1937-03-11
CON LOS GLAN~ rs

Alfredo Montoto dice que Al
Houghton, ef ingl6s que esta no
che peleara en- Benjamin Field,
5abe boxear, quees un p1gil muy
superior, en- 10 que a habilidad
especta, a Barney Brock.
Faltan pocas horas para Ell
eombate. Hougton pertenece al
astablo de Tommy Lopghran, u
10 de los gladiadores mas dies
ros del mundo.
Sixto Morales asegura que a
i no podra derrotarle ell hom-
bre de las dos Carolinas.
I'm pIgil con dos Carolinas es
l6gico que pierda frente a un Gu
BANJO que Sc distingue por su va
lentia.
La gaceta., 1937-03-11

min Field, ss L hascontratado
para batirsefcon el1vasco IsidD-
70 Gaztanaya.
va la sita ron al vasce Ia "ga
rantfa' a tieas derecho.
La gaceta., 1937-03-11

Allison acept6 la pelea con
Morales porque Sc lie ha ofreci-
do, 81 triunfa, I'm match" con
Norment Quarles.
The Washington times., 1937-02-01

war and production Of military
supplies and equipment.
when the Russians want to
solve a problem, they do it in a
handsome way. They call 1t
1iquidating q problem There is
talk about 1iquidating' the houS-
ing problem. When left, plans
were in process for the rebuild
ing Of a new city Of Moscow"
In the architecture of its large.
scale housing projects, Europe has
very definitely gone modern. 1t
is in these housing developments,
in fact, that so-called modern
architecture has found it's most
widespread as well as most extreme
application. The architects played
with it, liked it, and have used
more and more of it. AS archi-
tectural functionalistS, they built
in the style which to them seemed
best suited to the purpose they had
in view, of providing at minimum
cost clean, light, well-ventilated
dwellings, conveniently grouped
for maximum serviceability to
large populations.
The Washington times., 1937-02-01
Assembly Cost Cut

AS compared with European eX-
perimentation with moderniStic de-
sign, American architects have
been extremely conservative. Huge
apartments have been built abroad
which resemble ships, SiloS, pack
ing boxes, children's cut-out puz-
zleS, and glass jars. Germany has
gone farther in this direction than
most of her neighbors. In England
the moderniSts and the conServa-
tives are still struggling for su.
premacy, and in Russia the same
conflict is in evidence in contrast
ing architectural styles.
In character of construction, ex-
cept for an increasing use of glass
and steel, Europe clingS closely to
proven materials, with brick and
concrete the ruling favorites. Pre-
fabrication is being tried in Eu-
rope as in the United States, but
thus far on a fairly small scale.
Balcony stair and wall sections
and, in Scandinavian countries,
the whole side walls of small frame
houses have been assembled and
put in place as units as one phase
of European experimentation, in
an effort to cut construction costs.
In Sweden groups of neighbors
in rural districts will get together
and as in the oldtime barn rails
ings" in the United States, put up
the four pre-fabricated sides of
each others new houses by con-
The Washington times., 1937-02-01

100000 purchases already! That's
how news of IR1UM has scared
Pepsodent Tooth Powder to a national
best-seller!
For Pepsodent, alone of tooth pow
ders contains IRIUM, amazing new sci
entifc remedy for dull teeth.
IRIUM is totally new kind of foaming
ingredient which SofenS the glue-like
film on teeth and floats it away like
magic!
So effective is 1RIUM, that a single
brushing with Pepsodent Powder leaves
The Washington times., 1937-02-01
Retain OuriSndn
AS President of
IeWiSh Center

Benjamin Ourisman, well-known
automobile dealer, was reelected
president Of the Jewish Commu-
nifty Center at the annual banquet
yesterday afternoon.
Other officers chosen we're:
I. S. Turnover, Burnett Siman
and Mrs: A. L. Dembitz, vice presi-
dents; Fred S. Gichner, treasurer;
Isadore Freund, assistant treas
urer; Abe Shefferman, recording
secretary, and Moe Gutenberg, cor.
responding secretary.
Nominated for places on the
board were Mrs. William Bralove,
Morris Gewirz, Hyman Goldman,
Simon Hirshman, Rabbi ]. T. Loeb
and Robert Rothstein.
The Washington times., 1937-02-01

a number of redeeming features.
In one of the projects a large
bathhOuSe was provided for the
use of all the tenants. The ten
ant undreSseS, leaves his clothes
with an assistant, takes his bath
and when he is finished, returns
and finds all of his clothes fully
washed.
'One-third of the time Of the
courts is taken up with rent
prOfiteering cases. Some IF the
partm m ents-and they are
rather Small-have as many as
seven people living in them.
Some persons, on the other
hand, are fortunate in being
able to get satisfactory accom-
modations, because they belong