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fine affair.
fine affair.
May 9 - Special Mothers Day pro-
gram.

May 16 - Youth Day. This will be
an outstanding event for the city Of
Dayton. All day services. DR.. Spivey,
Dean of Payne Seminary, will be
guest speaker. All pastors and their
congregations are asked to attend
the afternoon service at 3 o'clock.
The Sunday school, J. S. Peasant,
sr. Supt., is sponsoring this event.
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WANTED: More wide awake
young boys and girls to sell
The Forum. Here is a chance
TO earn that Extra Money"
in your spare time. For full
details call All the Forum office
414 w. Fifth ST., Dayton, O.
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J.P. WIN I get raise on my
job il ask for one? Do they like
me?
Ans. Your employer likes you
well enough 81. If you deserve a
raise and she has The money then ap-,
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Coming Events AT
Wayman A. NJ. E.

May 2 - Home Coming Sunday.
Al members, Old and new, and
friends arc invited to attend the
morning and evening services. Spec
ial sermons BY Dr Jones.
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Nay g Banquet in honor cf DR..
Gilbert II. Jones. Fine musical aad
literary program. Auspices trustee
helpers. Dinner soc. Don't miss this
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proach her in business like manner
and she will no doubt see that you
are properly rewarded for your
faithful services. She will not be-
come angry.
NJ. A.-Please answer and tell me
if anyone Is trying to take my hus-
band away from me?
Ans. No one in this world is try
ing to take your husband. If, at
times he seems to have desire to
stay away it is only that you are
failing to make your home pleasant
and interesting. Make your home a
place where he loves to be.
Nj. O.-Will get an old age PEN
sion?
Ans. / am afraid that you do not
come under the provisions governing
the old age pension. You probably
will get some form of old age re-
lief firm your state !. If and
when your state passes the necessary
laws to put this form of relief il
effect.
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Miss Vivian Garter has returned TO
this city from the East after an alb
sence of nine years. Miss Carter
IS residing with Miss Anna Rife at
420 South Summit st.
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The Larleuse Beauty Foundation was established
by the Godefroy Manufacturing Company 70 study
methods of preserving women's natural beauty,
and to make the results of this research available
TO the pubiic.
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NOTE-Your question will be answered in this column
clipping this column enclosed with your Cues
Full Birthdate and Correct Address For Private
Reply and self addressed envelope
Asroogy Reading and receive by mail my
Free Advice Three Questions DO NOT SEND POSTAGE
STAMPS. all mail to Able Wallace, of
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The Swatiga Social Club, a group
Of popular young men lead by Eu-
gene Robinson, is holding its Second
Annual Sport Dance Saturday, May
i. at the beautiful Classic Ballroom.
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Mrs. Ida Thompson, i3 Mead ST.,
is improving and will BE pleased to
see her friends.
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BEAUTICIAN Asso. 70 MEET

The Beauticiars Associations q
Dayton, Ohio, arc meeting at til,
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Mrs. IVA Connors of 63 Med ST.,
was called to Ait. Sterling, ky. last
week on account Of the death Of her
father, Mr.. Clarence Rash.
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Mr.. Henry B. Jacobs, linotype op-
orator at the Dayton Forum, left
Friday morning FOX Cleveland, Ohio
where he has accepted d position
with the Cleveland Call and Post.
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Mrs. Mary Anderson aud daughter,
Mrs. I.areita Andesa9n IISdn, the
wife and daughter of the late Rev.
J. b Anderson of this city arrived
here last weekend. They Wese the
guests Of Mrs. Lottie CoWhefd Of ii
AdeHte ST.
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HASONL0AN SZOMORU


vizekre evezett az elnOk az
epit6-ipar fellenditesenek a ter
vevel, hogy az egyre hangosabb
es rakoncatlanabb nagyt6ke
szajat befogja.
A multi heti uzeneteben AIT
ajanlottta, hogy az epitkezest
magant6ke vegezze OF es fel
szazalek fejeben.
Nagyon jol tudjuk, hogy mi
re az FILA k0lcsonei a szegeny
emberhez eljutnak, az 0t es fel
szazalek legalabb meg egy sza-
zalekkal fel lesz emelve, vagyis
a magant6ke erdekeben a kis-
haztulajdonosok tovabbra is
uzsora ad6t lesznek kenytele-
mex fizetni.
Angliaban mem larott q
nagytoke szocializmust abban
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AMERIkAI MAGYAR HIRlAP

Az acelipar tizeme lecsokkent
% szazalekra, az autotermeles
husz szazalekkal van alatta a
mutt ev ugyanezeri i1etenek S
hasonlo kirnutatast koz0lnek
minden ipar reszer6l
Termeszetes, hogy a depart
ment iizletek Is kiskereskede-
SEX is eppen ilyen beszamol6-
kat adnak a sajat forgalmuk-
.r6l, inert az elbocsajtott vagy
tfelid6re tett munkasok vasa-
rolni mem birnak altalaEos
csal6das lesz a karacsonyi SEE
zonban.
De eek a sulyos jelek csak
a tegnapra es a mara vonat-
koznak, a holnap esemenyeit
Eegeszen mas jelek mutatjak.
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MEM SOKAT NYER A

polgarsag es a munkassag a
k0zvetlen j0v6ben azzal, hogy
a kormany a trusztok ellen a
kiizdelmet felvette es a mutt
heten a ket nagy siirg0ny-val-
lalat ellen eljarast inditott.
Mem sokat nyer azzal sem
hogy ha a sz0vetsegi adminisz.
traciot ujra fogjak szervezni
A munka sirg0s meginditasa
sziikseges es ha a nagyt6ke er.
re keptelen, akkor igenis radi.
kalisabb eszkoz0kkel kell jon.
nj a kormanynak.
Akkor az epitkezesre a $40
vetsegnek kell nagyon olcst
penzt adni es akkor a tetlenu
allo gyarakat kell adoza:
utjan rakenyszeriteni, hogJ
az iizemet fenntartsak.
Ma mar mem titok, hogy
szabotalnak a t6ke reSzer6l, 6
szabotazsra csak a ''..big stick"
kel lehet eredInenyesen felelnj
A k0zszolgalati vallalatok a
litolag hajlandok l,ra, hogy,, {
szikseges befektet6seket meg
tegyek. tessek a kormanynal
rakenyszer;teni a. t0bbi mann
muth-cegeket hasonl6 lepeSre
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III D tt S " d NJ l. D

hogy az epitkezesre harom sza-
zalekos penzt adtak tit a far
merck harom es fel szazalekos
mortgage-ot Federal Farm
Bank ok utjan regen elveznek.
Ha az eln0k mem kereste
volna olyan er6sen a beket IA
t6kevel es harom percentes
k0lcs0nt igert volna "a sz0Het-
seq reszer6l, az epitkezes sok-
kal gyorsabban megindult vol
ma az orSzagban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-09

j0vedelmi adomentesseget Ell
veznek es tessek a multi-mil-
liomosok vagyon es or0k0s0desi
ado..at emelni.
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FARA MiSz0 Is
REPULO NYUL?
A West Side Macy vadasza
szavat ada, hogy ez a val6di
historic

Nagyhiri vadasz West
Side-on es az egesz Youngs-
town. magyarsag el6tt Pet
ranszky Jozsef, az ismert liz
letember.
Petranszky mindent lelo, a.
mi eleje kerul (kiveve ait, a
NIT elhibaz).
De egy nyulat az iden mem
tudott leloni: AIT mondja, hogy
ugy nevetett, hogy mem birta
a puskat felemelni. Tanukra is
hivatkozik a nagy vadaszmes-
ter, hogy a tortenet, ahogy AIT
a napokban el6adta, igaz es
valosag.
Petranszky nehany baratja-
val es harom jol betanitott va
dasz kutyaval elment cserkesz-
nj a Milton to tulso oldalan,
ahol szerinte sok a vad.
Megy, mendegel a tarsasag
a cserjesben, amikor a kutyak
felvertek egy sep kis nyu-
szikat.
A nyul szaladt, a kutyak
utana, a vadaszok felhuztak a
puska ravaszat es vartak, mi
kor keritik a kutyak a nyulat
felejtik.
Egyszerre csak csoda tortent:
a nyul felrnaszott egy fara.
No meg mi fara maszo nyu-
lat soha nen lattunk, de Pet
ranszky koma szerint bizony
Istok a fara maszott a nyul es
vagy Is labnyira a foldt6l egy
oduba butt. A kutyak koriil-
alltak a fat es ugattak a;nyu-
lat. A tapsifules megunta a
szerenadot es egyszerre csak
nagy ivben "ler0pult" a farol,
eppen a sobalvannya Walt Pet
ranszky feje fol0tt.
+ Sajnos3fa tarsasag annyira e.
kepedt a legtornasz nyul latta
ra, hogy amikor utana l6ttek
elhibaztak es ICY mem tudjul
megallapitani, hogy mi volt a,
vagy denever, vagy coon, vagy
mi a szOSz?
Petrarszky szerint szarnyas
nyul volt.
Ezennel or dollar dijat til.
ziink XII annak, aki kezrekeri.
tt ezt a muzeumba lilo ALA.
tot.
Petranszky tagadta, hogy a
tarsasag kavenal er6sebbet
ivott volna a vadaszat elott.
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For Chest Colds

Distressing cold in chest or throat,
never safe to neglect, generally eases
up when soothing, warming Mus
terole is applied.
Better than a mustard plaster,
EIusterole gets action because it's
NOT Just a salve. It's "counfer.
irritant"- stimulating, penetrating,
and helpful in drawing out local con-
gestion and pain.
Used by millions for 30 years.
Recommended by many doctors and
nurses. All druggists. In three
strengths: Regular Strength, Chill
dren's (mild), and Extra Strong. Ap
proved by Good Housekeeping.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-09
BIZTATO JEL Az, HOGY

\
a Guffey-bill alapjan meg
szervezett National Coal Com
mission vegre a puhaszen arat
december 15-iki ervennyel
megszabta. A bizottsag rende-
lete szerint az orszagnak ez az
alapipara ezentul evi 0tvent6l-
ketszAz millio dollarral t0bbet
fog a szenert kapni, vagyis az
iparban ezentul mem veszte-
seggel fognak dolgozni.
Sokan mem tudjak, hogy a
puhaszeniparban a depresszid
nem 1929 ben, hanem 1921.
ben kezd6d0tt Is az6ta a ba-
nyak alland6an atlag tizenegy
cent tonnankenti veszteseggel
dolgoztak, ami kilencezer ba.
nyatarsasagot szoritott XII az
iparb6l. e
Az orszag mask alapipara:
ban, a nehea iparrbban az iizem.
csokkenes megsziint si.a multi
hettel s remklhet6, hogy most
mar legalabb a ielenlegi iize'
met megtartjak addig is, amie
ait mem lesznek kepesek emel
nj. ,,~rs
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(Folytatas a ak oldalron

tavalyi masfelezer millio Sc
gelyre koltott donart ezer mil
li6ra akarjak levagni.
Hasonloan leszallitjak a CCC
campekre kolt0tt osszeget S lie
akarjak szallitani az utepitesek
sz0vetsegi segelyet.
Macy kerdes meg, hogy a
kongresszus hajlando leszre
mindezeket megtenni, inert
sem az ehes emberek, sem az
ut graftek kedvezmenyezettjei,
a helyi politikusok mem hal
landok a dolgot $40 nelkil le-
nyelni.
Ha a szovetseg kiadasait min
den aron lie akarjak szalllitani,
batran megtehetik AIT a fegy-
verkezesnel, de leszallitasra
egyaltalan nincs sziiksegiirk.
Tessek megadoztatni AIT az
otvenotezer milli6 dollar ara
sz0yetsegi, allami, megyei es
varosi bondot, amelyek most
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-09
A MUNKA FRONTJAN

csal6dast hozott a multi het
a nemzetre, inert Green eS
Lewis nem tudta megegyezni,
hogy a ket nagy szervezet k0zt
a haborusag megsziinjek.
Most mar a yak is lathatja,
amt alland6an irtunk ebben
a rovatban, hogy a beke er-
dekeben mindket basat el kel-
lene lokni a helyerd, inert ha
a munkasok mem allnak a
sarkukra. a haboruSag levet
rovidesen megisszak.
A munka teren Ht0rt anar-
CHA ellen egyre hangosabban
tiltakozik a lakossag es ha
gyorsan vege nem lesz a fejet-
lensegnek, meg a bels6 hAbo-
ruknak, akkor a kongresszus
Is az allami t0rvenyhozasok
fognak nagyon gyorsan raiilni
a munkas-szervezetek fejere.
A ket szervezet egymas elleni
sztrajkjat soka ttiTni mem fog
iAk Is mem nkzik el tOvabb
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a.. ~ 49,
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A KERT

fuvardij emelest a k0zeli ma
pokban val6szintileg megkap-
jak, ahogy a nyugati vasutak
a szemelyszallitas 'aranak az
emeleset megkaptak a multi
heten S ez nemcsak t0bb tiz-
ezer vasuti munk&snak ad tobb
munkat, hanem1 az !. orszag
vasutai a felemelt fuvardijak
fejeben hatalmas beruhazaso-
kat tesznek, amelyre evek ota
eget6 a sziikseguk S ez azonnali
munkat ad a nehez iparnak
kozvetve nunkat ad a puha-
szen iparnak.
K0zben az epitkezes vegre
megindul, akarmilyen intezke-
des t0rtenik a kongresszus es
a korrnany reszer6l, inert a
hazber uzsorat d munkassag
mem birja es inert q lak6hazak
millioira van sziiksege a men,
zetnek. AeSA
Minden ok meg van hat ra,
hogy a k0zeli fellendiilesben
jogosan remeljiink, akar ha-
ragszomradot fog jats0ani a
nagyt6ke, akar a et6ke CO ope-
raciojaval inditjAk meg a
nagyaranyu munkakat.
Eppen ugy ell0kik a vissza-
ter6 kedvez6 viszonyok a mum
kas-problemat az utjukb6l,
akar co-operalnak a munkas-
vezerek, hogy a harm6niat
helyreallitsak, akar mem.
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test tartoznak fizetni az osz-
taly penztar javara, kivetelt
csakis a beteg vagy munkaban
levo taggal tesziink. Ugyszin-
ten kerek minden tagtestvert,
de kiil0nsen q hatralekban le-
voket, hogy a havi dijaikat
valami keppen igyekezzenek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-09

rendbe hozni az evi gyiilesen
es azokat is kerem, akik a
kedvezmInyt igenybe vett3k.
hogy a k5zpont felszolitAsanak
tegyenek ,eleget es legalabb q
kamatot fizessek meg rende-
sen. Sajat erdeke mindenkinek.
BALOGH ISTvAN, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-09

AIT sem, hogy a CIO az ere
deti taktikajat folytatva sit
down sztrajkokkal es szerz6des
szegesekkel akadalyozza a mum
kat az iparban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-09
A GAZDASAGI VISZONYOK

meg mindig siraImasak, de
minden politikai es gazdasagi
hanover dacara ismeteljiik,
hogy a depresszio a feneket
elerte es hogy ezentul javulast
fogunk eszlelni. s...,
siIgaz. hogy a yasutak szalli
tasa a multi heten huszon0t
szazalekkal kisebb forgalmat
mutatott, mint .ezel6tt egy ev.
vel, de ezzel a legsulyosabb
hetet elerte. s.
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SIT. GYORGY COR. KATH.
SZOVETSEG 12-IK OSZTALYA

Most vasarnap evi gyiiles.
Keretnek a tagok a megjelenes-
re.
Mivel a tisztvisel6ket a j0v6
eyre ezen q gyulesen fogjuk
megvalasztani es a mutt havi
gyiiles pedig ugy hatarozott,
hogy mindazon tagok, akik a
tisztvisel6 valasztason meg
mem jelennek Is cent biinte-
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KERESTETES

A clevelalldi magyar konzu-
latuS altai kereSettek kOzt egy
youngstown lako is van.
Penzes Istvan, Zalaszentivani
sszarmazasu magyar.
Vagy 8, vagy aki tud rola
jelentkezzen a konzulatus hi
yatalos ',elyisegeben, a Union
Trust epuletben, Clevelandban.
Hivatalos orAk 9-t6l 1-ig.
The Washington times., 1937-05-11

Thousands Of Wa shingt on
Times readers yesterday had their
copies Of westward Ho," Charles
Kingsley's classic, delivered to
their homes and placed orders
with carrier boys for Benvenuto
Cellini's autobiography to be de-
livered Saturday.
Written by one Of the worlds
greatest lovers, craftsman and
vagabond, this autobiography is
to be the fifteenth book in the
series offered by The washington
Times. Readers who have saved
coupons from the Sunday Herald
and six consecutive coupons from
The Times now have their shelves
adorned with IA volumes Of the
Worlds Greatest Literature -
books every library should have.
Clip Coupon No. from Sun
days Herald, then get the one
from yesterdays Times and save
them until Saturday. Place your
The Washington times., 1937-05-11
Record Of Convictions
Traffic Court

, Preston A. johnson, 36O7 War
der st. N. W.. IS.
Ruth B. Hummel, 4615 Hunt
Ave. N. w., IS.
Nick A. Magoulos, S18 Emerson
st. N. w., IS.
Lemuel A. Mitchell, 205 P st.
N. W., IS.
Christopher C. Harvey, 74s Sew.
enth st. S. E., IS.
Joseph Dyson, 47s g Pl. N.
w.. S..
Frederick ]. Johnston, 1922
Hiatt Pl. N. w., IS.
Eugene j. Rowan, 512 Park Rd.
Robert T. Benoit, 1442 Rock
Rock Creek Ford Rd. N. W., IS.
George Grove, 1918 Otis st. N.
w.. S..
Hal B. clagett, 6s6 F st. s.
w., IS.
Eckel Davis, Maryland, IS.
Stanley Kane, 627 Croissant Pl.
N. W., IS.
wayman Conner. 1908 Third St.
S. W., IS.
Robert w. Perkins, 81 Sixth st.
N. E., IS.
John T. O'Brien, 4311 Third St.
N. W., IS.
Thomas Coates, TOO Fourth ST..
N. E., IS.
Joseph H. Sweitzer, 1417 Rhode
Island Ave. N. w., IS.
Beth j. Rhawn, Virginia, IS.
The Washington times., 1937-05-11
Ken Murray
Says:

Well, I'm glad We have that
Kentucky Derby off our chest.
Now, just as they settle the
British champion at EPSON
Downs, the Hollywood actors
can settle down and pay atten-
ton to the labor troubles in
their midst. For, while the nagS
are running, a film actors make
up box may be in Hollywood,
but his minds on weather
clear, track fast"
The fellow that said a race
track Is just an outdoor insane
asylum was right. From Christ
mas to March they run Santa
Anita practically In HOllywOOd's
backyard. The rest Of the year
the film big shots work for
Uncle Sans income tax depart
ment. That enables them to
wind up their fiscal merry-gO-
round flat broke.
But, at that, it's more fun bet
ting on a boss than paying for
the concrete WPA abutment for
q lighthouse on some Arizona
creek.
They say Al JOISOn Is Holly
woods biggest bettOr. Al cleaned
up millions singing NANNY"
TIN be a sad day for the bOOkieS
when he says Uncle"
Copyright. 1887. by Mcknight
Syndicate. 1no.)
The Washington times., 1937-05-11
Miss Stedman Heads
County School Group

SILVER SPRING, Md, May II.
Miss Ruth Stedman Of Mont.
gomery-Blair High School has been
elected president Of the Mont.
gomery County 1nter-School Asso.
citation.
Others elected are Peter Gill of
Sherwood High School, vice presi.
dent; Mary Lou Walker of Gath.
ersburg High School, secretary,
and Helen Richard Of Richard
Montgomery High School, treas
urer. The annual outing of the as
ISOLATION will be held at Seneca,
Md, on June 8.
The Washington times., 1937-05-11
Second Ofgense Speeding

SeCUuu O11GnSG SpCCWAAB
James T. Mills, no address
given, $40.
Clarence w. Wilson. 1927 War
der st. N. W., SIS.
First OffenSe Speeding
Arthur C. EiSele, Maryland, $25.
Harold C. Davis, $40 st. S.
W., $40.
James Solomon, 1880 Myrtle ST..
N. E., $40.
Wesley Hobbs, 1881 Linden St.
N. E., $40.
Wilbert Thompson. Maryland.
$40.
Ernest C. Harris. 1882 v st. N.
w., SIS.
Ferman v. Ferguson, 1873 Ten
nessee Ave. N. E., SIS.
Phillip A. Ballar, 1909 Potomac
Ave. N. w.. SO.
Paul R. Fletcher. Maryland,
$40.
Rodney T. Greenfell. Maryland,
$40.
Melvin Caldwell, 2521 Sherman
Ave. N. W.. $40.
Charles w. Hayes. Maryland,
$40.
Albert R. Lewis, jr.. Maryland,
$40.
Frank Y, Ellison. South Caro-
lima, $40.
Lloyd w. Filler, ALA Ingomar
st. N. w., SO.
Frank A. Barsi, 1928 Sixteenth
st. N. w., $40.
Owen Wright, Virginia, $40.
Richard Sheffield. Virginia, $40.
Walter Heinz, 1441 Forty-fourth
st. N. w., $40.
Herbert S. Rooster. Virginia,
$40.
Philip winston, 1925 Vernon
st. N. ", $40.
william T. Allen, Maryland,
$40.
George T. Walker. Maryland.
$40.
Don D. Andrews, 1907 Illinois
Ave. N. w., $40.
Walter w. Robins. 3O14 Twenty.
fourth st. N. E., $40.
John r. Stirewalt, 1866 Hamil-
ton st. N. W., IS.
Stephen Pirk, 7116 Seventh st.
N. w. IS.
Hugh S. Taylor. Maryland, IS.
The Washington times., 1937-05-11
Jordan DiSmiSSeS New York ATTORNEY
Rose GreeyS Landscape At
Enhances Many d. G. GardenS
Explorers Daughter
Travels Widely As
Architect

Lifting in the Nations Capital,
1Dhtch is rapidly becoming one
OF the foremost cultural centers
OF the tOorld, are numerous So
ciety tDoDlen tDho, rather than
co71tine their activities to social
functions alone, haze gone in
TOR arts in q serious 1DGy.
A fen haze turned profeS.
SionGl, but most of them haze
studied sculpture, painting and
ceramics, or tDritten books and
toStered musical centerS for
their DUN pleasure and that OF
their families and friends.
Personality Stobias, a these
't0onlen and their : Pill be
printed in 4 series d VdSh-
ington Times.
Rose Greely, darEhter Of the
late Admiral .Adolphus W.
Greedy, famous AretS 'explorer, is
one of the few " uAsn landscape
architects in the \ mons Capital.
She is also a writer and is
well known to magazine readers
for her articles on landscape
gardening.
One of six children, she was
born here and it was in this city
that she made her debut.
She took up drawing, she said,
because I couldn't do anything
with my hands"
Her work carries her all over
the country. She has planned
gardens in New Mexico, Vermont
and the Berkshires and many Of
the Capitals most beautiful gar
dens are of her design.
Miss Greely's office at 1909 H
st. N. w. looks like any other
busy architects office. It is q
workshop with none of the fem.
mime touches one usually aSSo-
ciates with professional women,
Has Two Assistants
Her two assistants, Mrs. s.
Porter Graves and Miss Cary
Millholland, both architects, do
the finished drawings from Miss
Greely's rough draft because she
hates the petty details. Besides
she is busy with the creative
work and going from one job to
another to see that all is well.
This tall daughter of a famous
father is buSinesS-like, modest,
obviously overworked and a great
artist. She is big, with the
StatueSque beauty Of Juno. Her
wavy gray hair is cut short, bring
ing out the lines of her classic
profile. Hers is a young face
with an olive complexion and
large deep-Set eyes that might be
brown or gray or hazel. Their
color changes so rapidly it is diff
ficult to tell which they might be.
Evidently she wasn't used to
talking about herself. She did it
diffidently, only losing her shy
ness as the interview proceeded.
Awarded Medals
It took considerable probing to
learn that she was awarded two
medals by the Washington Board
Of Trade for work of architec.
tural merit and that she was
made a Fellow Of the American
Society Of Landscape Artists only
last winter.
She likes doing small houses
CONTINUED on Page 20, Col. 81
The Washington times., 1937-05-11
7 Named on Tax Group
In Friendship HEIGHTS

FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS, Md,
May 11.-Seven members were
elected to the citizens committee
Of the Friendship Heights special
taxing area at the election held
last night.
They are Henry w. Offutt, Mrs.
Sullivan j. Ross, Emory H. Bog
ley, j. A. P. Farnham, James C.
Dulin, jr.. Aubrey Richmond and
I. N. Colby. ,