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Segovia Has
Had Unusual
Receptions
Guitarist to Appear
in Wardman Park
Engagement.

"A NDREs sEoov1A' celebrated sui-
tarist, who will be heard in
Washington on Thursday, February
25. at 8:45 o'clock in the evening, at
wardman Park Theater, won an oVa-
ton at his first New York recital this
season In Town Hall. He played to
a large and extremely enthusiastic
audience an exacting program which
included a new, unpublished work by
Scarletti, prelude and Gavotte. The
reviewers Of his New York concert
agree that Segovia's work remained on
the same exalted plans OF excellence
as of old. His technic is flawleSs,
his playing suave and refined as ever,
and, whenever tone and tintlng are
concerned, he Is without peer.
Mr.. Segovia arrived in this country
on the Conte di Savoia, accompanied
by his wife. He reported a rough
crossing. His guitar had to have extra
silk coverings because OF the muggy
weather. This precious instrument
was one Of the few things Mr.. Segovia
took with him when he was obliged
to leave Barcelona, as the warning
factions took over the city. He and
his wife sought refuge in Genoa. Italy,
and from there he set out on his ac-
customed concert tour.
Segovia's concert here will be under
the MANAGEMENT of Concerts Intimes.
Elena de Sayn, director. Mail orders
may be directed to Miss de Sayn, 1925
Fifteenth street northwest. Tickets are
on sale at the Talbert Ticket Agency
at the Willard Hotel, the Mayf1ower
ard at Wardman Park Hotel, and from
Sophocles Papas, 1903 Nineteenth
street northwest.
Evening star., 1937-02-06
COOLIDGE QUARTET
MUSIC AT LIBRARY

Under the provisions of the Eliz-
abeth Sprague Coolidge Founda-
tion, the Coolidge Quartet will present
a series of eight chamber music pro-
grams in the auditorium of the Library
Of Congress on Tuesday and Thursday
afternoons, February 9, II, % and Is
and March 2, 4, 8 and II at 3:45
o'clock.
The first two programs Of the series
are as follows:
FEBRUARY 9, 3:45 O'CLOCK.
"Quartet in F. Minor, Op. 95."
Beethoven
Quartet in B Flat, op. IA, No. S."
Gossec
Quartet No. Martini
FEBRUARY II, s:45 O'CLOCK.
Quartet in G (K. v. 38D"- Mozart
'Trio No. /, Op. 34"- Hindemith
Quartet No. 5"---Quincy Porter
The members Of the quartet are:
William Kroll and Nicolai Berezowsky,
violins; Nicolas Moldavan, viola, and
Victor Gottlieb. violoncello. All eight
concerts will be broadcast, in part,
over the network Of the Columbia
Broadcasting system (WJSV, Wash
ington, D. c..
Admission is free, but by ticket only.
Until the supply Is exhausted tickets
for these concerts will be sent to those
mailing their requests to the Division
Of Music in the Library, indicating
their intention to attend. A stamped,
lf-addressed envelope should accom-
pany the request if it is to receive
prompt attention. No telephone re-
quests can be accepted and no tickets
can be given out at the Library to
those calling in person.
Seats can be held only until the hour
set for the beginning Of the concerts,
after which time an effort will be
made to seat those who have been un-
able to ohtath tickets.
Evening star., 1937-02-06
Soprano to Give Program.

MARY GASTROCK BELT. colora-
A'A tura soprano, will be presented
in recital by her teacher, Marie Dowd,
this evening at 8:15 o'clock at the
Dowd Studios, Dupont circle.
Mrs. Belt, well known in Washing
ton, was formerly a pupil of Nine.
Luella Melius of New York City. The
assisting artist of the evening will be
Martin Dowd, pianist, pupil OF Joseph
Lhevinne. The flute accompaniment
will be played BY Walter Engelhart.
Evening star., 1937-02-06

In making known the highly Signifl-'
cant art of the dance, which Is so
closely allied to the very substance OF
his country's life, to the Western
world. His success as a dancer is
equaled by his value as an educator
in the many ramifications Of the in
f1uence which music and the dance
have on the individual and national
character.
His intelligent approach to his
propaganda, if it might be SO called, OF
Hindu art has realized the need OF
bridging the distance which the
centuries have forged between the
age-old and the xo-x modern civiliza-
tions. His English education has been
of great assistance to him, while at
the same time awakening in him a
flrner conviction of what his art had
to give to the present-day outlook
He has not gone about preparing 1or
a public career in any haphazard
manner, trusting to the novelty OF his
offerings to gain him renown, but has
studied profoundly the dance art OF
European countries as well as that OF
his own.
WHILE still in the atmosphere OF
Nv the Royal College of Art Of Lon
don, from which he had just gradu-
ated with the highest honors, he was
brought to the attention of PavloWa,
who had heard of him as young
painter who was also dancer.
Shan-Kar's father, at that time lV-
ing in London and also greatly inter-
ested in Hindu art, had been gradually
introducing Hindu music, ballet ana
drama to the English public over
period of 10 years, in which ne hao
been assisted by his talented son.
The question as to which path ne
should take, that of painter or that Oh
dancer, had to be decided, and II was
Paylowa who made the decision Wnen
she told his father: "Shan-kar IS
horn dancer. He is endowed with one
of the finest and most perfect dance
bodies I have ever seen in men OF any
country. God never gives such rhytn-
mic bodies to painters and sculptors.
They do not need such bodies. But
Shan-Kars entry into the dance world
will much enrich the art OF dance. IL
Is for him to show the whole world
how artistic, how beautiful, how
charming. how majestic and how SOUL
full is the message of the Hindu dance.
So Shan-Kar Joined the Pavlowa
company and helped her stage the
Radha-K -Krishna Ballet, dancing the
role of Krishna, one of the lncarna-
tions of Vishnu of the Hindu Trinity,
tn Paylowa's Radha. Although having
every opportunity to utilize also MS
great talent for stagecratt, his Kno"l-
edge of color combinations ana OF
lighting, he was not completely salts
fed and soon left to enter period
of intensive study of all kinds OF dance
in Paris. When ready, he gave
recital with instantaneous success, but
reached the decision that it was the
Hindu dance art exclusively to Whlcn
he desired to devote his life. He tnen
left for India to study the ancient
dances and prepare them for western
presentation.
LIS experience in Paris showed him
IL that no instruments except those
indigenous to his country could fully
assist him in creating the proper at
mosphere. so he formed an orchestra
of native musicians, which he has
used on all his European tours ana
Evening star., 1937-02-06
Benefit Organ Recital.

A DOLF TOROVSKY, A. A. G. O.,
assisted by Nancy Williamson,
contralto, md Ambrose Durkin, bass.
will give an organ recital at the
Church of the Epiphany On Tuesday
at 8:l5 pm. for the benefit Of the Dio-
ceSan G. F. s. and the z. B. Phillips
Foundation Fund. This recital Is pub
lie.
Evening star., 1937-02-06
Chorus at Roosevelt.

THE Agriculture Department Chorus.
under the direction Of Robert
Frederick Freund, with Victor H. Neal
at the piano. will give . musicale At
the Roosevelt Hotel tomorrow night
ut 3 O'Clock
Evening star., 1937-02-06
In Honor of Pushkin.

THE Tuesday Evening Music Club,
Florence Howard, director, will
participate in the program given by
the American University women in
honor of the Tooth anniversary of the
death of Pushkin. famous Russian
poat and dramatist, tomorrow at $50
p.A.
Evening star., 1937-02-06
PEAK OF SEASON BRINGS PICTURESQUE MUSICAL
Three Great Artists
To Appear in Recitals
Iturbi, Flagstad and Heifetz in Separate
Local Appearances to Provide Unusual
Series of Programs Here.

VosE Spanish pianist conductor
will fulngh
recital Of piano music at Constitution Hall tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock the Dorothy Hodgkn urbs
will be the sixth attraction 1867 Sunday after
concerts recitals the D. A. r. Auditorium.
Evening star., 1937-02-06

the baton to oficiate as her accom-
panist. For her Richard Strauss COM
posed his latest opera. "Arabella.' She
also created the leading soprano roles
of three other of his operas, "Ariane
in Naxos," Die Frau ohne Schatten"
and Christine"
THE program Monday is as follows:
''Toccata" -------- Girolamo Frescobaldi
U5S3-1644j
Mr.. Cascade.
"Staendchen' ---------- Schubert
"Rastlose Liebe" e"--S Schubert
An den Sonnenschein" ---- Schumann
"Fruehlingsnacht" ------- Schumann
Nine. Lehman.
The BUNDLE Bee" - Rimsky- -Korsakoff
ode" Tcherepnin
Allegro Spiritoso' Senaille
Mr.. Cascade.
"Auf Fluegeln des Gesanges" Mendelssohn
Meme Liebe Ist Gruen'' -------- Brahms
Won Ewiger Liebe' --- Brahms
Der Schmied'' --- Brahms
Nine. Lehman.
.Danse Andalouse" Granados
'Tonadilla" " Laserna
GSth century,
"Danse du Diable Vert" G. Cascade
Mr.. Cascade.
''Staendchen" ----------- Strauss
Romance" ----.------Ru Rubinstein
Nine. Lehman.
"Nur Wer Die Sehnsucht Kennt."
Tschaikosky
Nine. Lehman and Mr.. Cascade.
Evening star., 1937-02-06
Shan-Kar Great in Art
And Profound Student
Hindu Dancer Has Devoted Life to Study Of
Finer Branches of Profession ).
With Great Success
By Alice EverSman.

return shan-Kar the Hindu dancer and his ballet Tuesday
welcomed claim
painter distinction addition
Evening star., 1937-02-06
Lehman and Cascade
At Monday Musicale
Noted Metropolitan Soprano to Appear With
Brilliant Spanish Cello Virtuoso in
Mrs. ToWnsend's Series.

LAWRENCE TOWNSENDS of Monday morning musica
with
OPERA
frequently Washington will have
Cascade whose Compositions have already
Evening star., 1937-02-06

Lotte Lehmann aboue LETT popular Metropolitan Opera
prGno G1Sp1r CaSddO belo the celebrated Spanish cel
wH be the artists giung the program Mrs. Laurence
sends last morning musicale OF the Monday at the
nKar 1oho with his ballet returns to Washington TOR
recital Tuesday afternoon at the National Theate and beo
Jose urb Spanish pianist and orchestra returning
also after long absence uength recital tomorrow after
Evening star., 1937-02-06
RECITAL PROGRAM
AT RANKIN CHAPEL

Drank HARRISON, baritone, will
sing the following program at
his recital Tuesday evening, at $50
O'Clock, in the Rankin Memorial
Chapel, Howard University. Olyve l..
Jeter will be at the piano.
"Ah! Spietato!" From "AmadigPO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
Poor ma uSi.

St6zuje-li 81 dfte ma bolesti v
us1ch, vyhledejme lined lekaT-
skou pomoc. Caste jsou boles-
tt v us1ch vyvolany zlazami
nebo zuby. V kazdem pr1pa-
de proto must pTfcinu najft le-
kaf a Poole toho il osetTovat.
Pc mytl, opatrne a dobre vysu-
Sine usi, ably v Mich nez1stala
ami stopa vlhkosti nebo mydla.
TAX Nv. pohlavkG by Sc nell
rodice vystrfhati, nebot 1de-
rem ma ucho mohou dfteti zp1-
sobiti skodu ma zdravi pro ce-
IL zivot. Tezk6 poruchy stu
chu byly casio zpGsobeny pra-
We pohlavkem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
Stavka taxicabH v koncich.

Stavkujicf ridici Yellow a
Diamond taxicabn vratili Sc v
pondelf do prace. Ku dohod9
skonciti stavku doslo v nedeli
v pOrade mezi soudcem O'Dun-
ne a zastupci stavkafi.
Podmfnky shody prost9 sta
novily, re stavkujfcf vratf Sc do
prace a re zadne 1stupky po-
voleny nebyly. Stavka spojena
byla S nasillm, uveZn6nlm a
odsouzen1m.
Konference vedle soudce o.
Dunno z1castnili Sc: president
Yellow spolecnosti a mistopre-
sident Frank Phelps, diva supe-
rintendenti, pravni zastupce,
president Diamond spolecnos-
ii, Samuel Hartman, sekretar,
tri pravnf zastupci spolecnosti,
Andrew w. Wright, president
Diamonds United Cabamn's u
ME, sekretar teto, organizator.
pravnf zastupce, Harry Cohen,
agent Americkeho Sdruzeni
Prace a organization unie stav-
kujfcfch a pravnf zastupci.
V prohlaseni SVEN, jez wy
dali S dovolenim soudce o.
Dunno re strany z1castnenych
vydano bylo provolanf, v n9mz
1rednfci unie ujistili soudce, re
podrobujf sc prfsne zachova-
vati shodu a Re zdrzujl Sc nasi-
Ii, z nichz obvineno bylo IA
stavkarn a kteri v sobotu Cd
souzeni byli soudcem do we've
nj a ku pokutam.
McCurdy, president Americ-
keno Sdruzenf Prace pro Ma
ryland a DISTRICT of Columbia,
v prohlasenf SVEN stal ma tom,
re 1celem Sdruzenf jest pri-
nesti jasny svit a spokojenost
do domG deln1kG pomocf lepsf
mzdy a podmlnek zamestnanf
a re ponevac tohoto dosahuje
dobrovolnym sc pTihlasovanfm
delnfkd, re Sdruzeni kracf Sc
zdarem v pred.
"Vziti nam pravo organize
vati delnicke unie znamenalo
by pfipraviti tim vsechny OBJ
cany o pravo spojiti Sc s orga-
nisacemi, at obchodnimi, ma
bozenskymi, obcanskymi, bra
trskymi anebo jinymi. =.
Pro toto pravo jsme hotovi
obetovati zivoty sve, nase ma
jetky a nasi p%osvatnou cest.
Bdh zehnej nasim Americkym
institucfm - at prospfvajf le-
pc kazdym dnem. Nejlepsi &C.
stou odstraniti komunism a il
ny radikalism v teto obci, jest
rozumne spolupGsobenf "mezi
zamestnavatelem a zam6stnan-
Gem, ponevac to jest vzajem-
nym dobrodinfm."
Rldici taxicabI nejsou spo-
kojeni S vysledkem uznavajlce
sebe Ia porazene. Uniozovani
r1dicH pablo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26

OTAZKA JEST, zeptejte Sc sebe, nezli nakoupfte nabytek,
va cena?"
500 set znaeen $3.50 vas stojf $1OO kdyz obdrzite "a sle-
Wy! kdyz vsak stejny set nabytku jest oznacen 500, hned
cd pocatku pax VLAsTNE SLEVA 1870 pfivadf cenu do
III ma $85 a ucin1 pravou hodnotu! To jest pffcina tohoto
prodeJe ma droven. A to jest proc Baltimorsti obcane kteTf
81 zakladaJi sve domovy pfichazf ma tento poctivy prodej. Mi
mo teto LEVINE ceny, obdrzte 1870 srazku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
Strelen phi pokusu uteci.

Policejnf lieutenant strelil v
nedeli zatceneho, ktereho pred
tim chytil a ktery uteci chtel,
kdyz veden byl ma stanici.
James w. Shea, 80 rok6 sta
ry bratr George K. Shea, ktery
odsluhuje 81 14lety zalar v Ma
rylandske kaznici pro zabiti
~policisty, byl v nedeli strele-
nym. Strelen byl do nohy.
Detektivni lieutenant, An
thony Parr zatkl Shea, kdyz
Sci do kostela sv. Vincenta ma
Front ulici. Zatkl jej ma zatJ-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
Vezeni "a "sazeni''.

James Blanch, MATTEL hos
pody We 1900 blocku Belair
road, odsouzen byl v 1tery do
vezenl ma so dnf a pokute $500
Policii svedceno bylo, re tam
nalezena byla skatule cd dout-
Mkt naplnena pencil a lfstky
ma konske dostihy 9. 1nora.
- William Zimmerman, pri-
Jimac sack, jenz rfdil radu
"tichych' telefonG, pro priji-
mani sack, odsouzen byl ma 9
m6sic1 do vezeni a pokute
$1,000 soudcem O'Dunne. Cd
souzeny podal odvolanf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
JOE DUSEK a CHIEF LITTLE
WOLFE utka;i Sc JIG pc treti.


V krizkovych zapasech po-
fadanych v Carlins Park v Ute
ry, 2. brezna v hlavnim zapa-
sc Joe Dusek utka Sc S Chief
Little Wolf. V prvnfch 2 zapa-
sech kazdy zapasnfk zvitezil
jednou.
V nasledujfcich 4 zapasech
1cinkovati budou:
Baxter VS.. Strelich; Wright
VS.. Kennedy; Brunowicz VS..
Maynard; Powers VS.. Vary.
Vstupne: 40c, $1.1O a $1.65.
Zeny v prGvodu muze mali
vstup volny.
Minute utery hlavni zapas
mezi Joe Duskem a Chief Lit
tie Wolf byl velice zuTive "a
pasen a Dusek porazen byl 20
Ia minutovem krfzkovani. Pr
zapase tonic nekolik zidlf
rozbito bylo a soudce Cyclone
Burns jenz primfchal Sc mezi
zapasnfky, porazen byl do bez-
vedomf tax re to vzalo nekolik
minut nez priveden byl opet
ku vedoml.
Laverne Baxter porazil Nick
Campofreda We IL minutach.
Jack Kennedy porazil Les
Ryana We 20 minutach.
Mike Strelich porazil Scotty
MacDougal We 20 minutach.
Mike Mazurki porazil Eli
Fischera We Ia minutach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
Tydings prot soudnimu
projektu.

Senator Marylandsky, Mil
lard E. Tydings, vyslovil Sc v
1tery prot reorganisacnimu
projektu Nejvyss1ho soudu pre-
sidenta Roosevelta.
Vystoupenim Tydingse pro-
ii presidentovu planu pocet cd
pnrcG v senatu vzrostl ma 80.
Senator Radcliffe nevyslovil
sc vIbec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26

PRODAM zastavnf listek ma
Diamantovy prsten zastaveny
v Baltimore v lednu "a $50.
Zastavni lfstek $40. Dopiste
ma adresu: John Wodicka, I'll
East 18th ST., New York.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
Spadl $ WISE 8. poschodi.

Raymond Price, 23lety "a
mestnanec Mercy nemocnice, v
1tery pri cisten1 oxen ztrativ
rovnovahu, spadl S WISE 8. pos
chod1 ma dlazbu. Lebka byla
mu rozrazena, ODE ruce llama
ny a zranen vnitTne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
Sekerou ma utocnika.

Pc nalezenl matky bodnute
v sobotu odpoledne, Clarence
Blair, 81 lety cernoch, napadl
jejfho 1tocnika sekerou, KITE
rou tai jej do hlavy.
Zranena, Estella Smith, wa
ia byla do nemocnice. Do teze
wat byl jejf dtocnfk, 53lety
Harry Jackson. Blair zadrzen
byl pod zarukou $500. Vsichni
til zijf v 600 blocku George ul.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26

" mrtvole opusteneho ha-
draTe, nalezene v zadnfm sklep
MIN byte ma Taylor ulici v Chi
cagu, objevil detektiv Dubec
Cecha Vaclava Pachu.
- Cesky farmaT Frant. Da-
r1lek smrtelne zran6n byl mu-
lem. Skonal v nemocnici We
veku 81 rokd V Sinner, Texas.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
Ze zdravotniho 1radu.

Zdravotn1mu 1Tadu v minu-
lem tydnu hlaseno bylo osm
prlpadu zaskrtu. Zadne dftko
z techto nebylo ockovano prot
zaskrtu.
V zapadnf casti mesta pocet
ditek onemocnelych spalnicka-
mi Sc mensi. Hlaseno sedm-
nact pr1padG sarlachu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
Dan do vezeni.

William Powell, cernoch z
Harlem avenue, dan byl So
botu do vezenf, kdyz nem6l
elm zaplatiti pokutu $113.15,
kterou odsouzen byl platiti, po-
nevac fidil automobil kdyz byl
opilym,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
Maly OZnamOvatel.
HELP wANTED-FoR sALE-ETc

PRODA aneb
Sc dun cfslo 819 N. Castle st.
hodlcf Sc pro klubovnf mist
most aneb krejcovskou dflnu.
Use v dobrem poradku. K dop-
TAM v els. 2107 E. Madison St.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26

PRIME Sc starsi zena ma
veskerou domacf praci. Pouze
diva v rodine. zada Sc odporu-
cent a plat. K doptani u Annie
Miller, 433 Aisquith st.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26

kac, re vylakal bezpravne
1896 v Trenton, N. J.
Ku strelenl doSlo We 1890
P. M. v nedeli, kdyz Shea Sc mu
vytrhl a dial Sc ma 1tek pc Lex
ington ulici u High ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
Til ditky uhorely v zamcene
Svetnici.

Zanechane o samote dome,
{. 1915 E. Madison ulice, til
cernosske d1tky rodiny v 1tery
uhorely-ku smrti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26

PRIJMOU Sc zkusene divky
a zenske ma krejcovskou praci.
K doptan1 u: Dvorak Bratri, a
Market Place, A. poschodi.
Evening star., 1937-09-23
Junior Misses
Dance Dresses

OT'xFVUFFV PF 20
Is dance dresses, slightly
soiled. Sizes IL to II.
II Rayon Crepe and Chiffon
Street Dresses. Sizes IL to II.
Were S3.95. Now $1.95
Down STAIRS STORE,
JUNIOR MISSES.
Evening star., 1937-09-23

Bathing Suits, 'l
Originally s2.9S, s3.95
40 wool, rubber, rayon satin woven
with 'Lastex" yarn, and cotton dress
maker bathing suits. One and two
piece styles. Good assortment of
colors. Broken sizes.
50 Rayon Crepe and Spun Linen Sports
Frocks. Washable prints and plain colors.
Sizes 16 to A. Originally 1895, $685.
20 Linen Sports Skirts in pleated and gored
models Navy, brown, white, rose, maize.
Sizes "A to 80. Originally $1.95, $295.
20 Cotton Sports Dresses. Shirtwaist and
sunback models. Broken sizes and colors.
Originally $1.95 $295. Now----- SOC
20 pieces Beach Apparel Play suits, culottes
and slacks sets. Sizes IA to TO- Originally
$1.95 to $3.95. ow------------7 75c
Down STAIRS STORE, SpoRrswEAR
Evening star., 1937-09-23
GE0RGET0WNADDS
SEVEN TO FACULTY.
Wel-KnoWn Scholars Go to
Graduate School
Departments.

DR.. Aloysius j. Hogan, S. j., dean
Of the Graduate School of Georgetown
University, announced today the ad-
dition to its faculty of seven promi-
nent scholars in the fields of gradu-
ate study and research.
The Graduate School, the dean said,
Aims to create and maintain at
Georgetown distinct center of Cath
Ollie thought for laymen. With this in
view. the last year has seen the re-
construction of both the academic and
administrative organization OF the
school.
In the department of economics.
Goetz A. Briefs. Phi. D., Freiberg, 1911,
has been appointed professor of labor
economics. in which field he enjoys a
Worldwide reputation as teacher and
writer DR.. Briefs formerly was eco
nomlcS professor at both Freiberg and
Berlin Universities, was director of the
Institute of Industrial Relations in
Berlin, and was officially connected
with the German ministries of the
interior and labor. His latest volume,
The Proletariat. Challenge to West
ern Civilization" will be published
next month.
Lectured at c. U.
Since 1888 DR.. Briefs has been lee
turing in the United States at several
Eastern universities, including Cath
olic University.
Two other additions to the depart
ment of economics are Erik T. H.
KJellstrom, A. M, Columbia, 1881. as
an instructor in finance, and Rev.
Charles A. O'Neill, S. j.. Phi. D., Ford
ham, 1896, who has been making spe-
Evening star., 1937-09-23

as found in the lives Of American
political figures. In early October.
DR.. Mayo's latest work, Henry Clay,
Spokesman OF the New West" will be
published.
DR.. Mayo has had long career in
research work and as a teacher.
From 1929 to 1882 he was dean of the
school Of social economics at National
University and professor of American
history since 1927. He has also lee
tured on history in the graduate
School of American University. He is
a member of Phi Beta Kappa and
Kappa Sigma Fraternities and re-
ceived his A. B. degree from George
Washington University and his A. M.
degree from Johns Hopkins.
Named to Physics Department.
The department of physics has been
augmented by the appointment of
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Henry Miles O'Bryan, Phi. D., Johns
Hopkins. 1890, as associate professor
He has completed several years Of
service on the faculty both at Harvard
and the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology. He has contributed to
scientific journals and at present has
a research fellowship in physics at
Bristol University, England.
The new professors VIII assume their
duties in the Graduate School on
October 4 when the eighty-second
academic year starts. In addition, the
appointment of James F. Leahigh,
Phi. D., Georgetown, 1884, as registrar
of the school was announced. DR..
Leahigh has been a member of the
department of history and govern
men for several years and in addition
to his administrative duties he will
continue to lecture in political science.
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Stanley Granger said was the de-
frauding Of approximately $500,000
from II Pittsburgh residents.
The indictments charged the men
with violating the Federal securities
exchange act Of 1888 in gold mine
stock sales.
Granger said they boosted" the
price OF 10000 shares Of mining stock
from 80 cents share to prices varying
from 81 to $6 share by "over-the-
counter manipulation"
Indicted were Moe Platt, New York.
listed as president of the Backbone
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Five Girls Sentenced.

TRENTON, N. j., September 23 LP).
Five girls, seized in the Govern
ment's drive to wipe out the white
slave trade in New Jersey. were sem
fenced In Federal Court yesterday TO
one year in jail for refusing to testify
at the current vice investigation by .
Federal grand Jury.
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