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Evening star., 1937-02-14
Smoke Nuisance Seems Doomed
With Use of 'Super-Sonic Waue'
High Frequency Vibrations Force Coag'
ulation of Fumes, St. Clair Derice
ShO,cs in Special Demonstration.

able by-products of the fumes. Pre-
cious particles of gold, silver. lead,
copper and zinc. bound skyward from
the smelter stack, may also be knocked
out Of the fumes and collected.
In the same way. the frequency
waves would divert the fragments of
SCOT belched from factory chimneys,
bent on soiling the housewives linen,
or smirching the surface of fresh
paint. to say nothing of leaving their
traces on human faces.
Patents covering the process will be
applied for by the Bureau of Mines for
the benefit Of the public St. Clair is
to demonstrate his device again this
week in New York at the annual
meeting of the American Institute Of
Mining and Metallurgical Engineers.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
CLOTHING GROUPS
REACH AGREEMENT
100000 Workers Affected
by Terms to Be Announced
Today.
By the Associated Press.

6y tne AsSOCldteu EEcss.
NEW YORK, February 13-After
o five-hour conference, representatives
of the Amalgamated Clothing Work
ers of America and. of the clothing
manufacturers announced today they
had reached an agreement affecting
100000 men employees having con-
tractual relations with their employers,
and 10000 more who are not at pres
ent under agreements.
The conferees refused to discuss the
agreement or disclose its terms, beyond
announcing that a joint statement
would be issued tomorrow from the
headquarters of the union.
Joint Negotiations.
The conference was the first at
which manufacturers of all American
clothing markets had joined in joint
negotiations with the union
The Amalgamated had asked a Is
per cent horizontal wage increase,
and attempted to arrange uniform
date for the expiration of contracts
in all markets, proposing that agree
ments be dated to expire May /.
Boris Maruchess of New York,
spokesman for the manufacturers.
said the $4,000 men clothing workers
not bound by existing agreements
would benefit by a wage increase if
one we're granted. He said the mini
mum rate undei prevailing wage
scales was slightly in excess of 70
cents an hour in New York and 40
cents an hour elsewhere.
Large Representations.
Participating in the conference were
Maruchess, Raymond Reiss. Victor
Riesenfeld, Morris Friedman, Charles
D. Jaffee, Julius H. Levy, Nathan
Schwartz, all of New York; Frank
Zurr, H. J. Ettelson and Louis Gold
smith Of Philadelphia, Morris Green
berg and B. J. Cohen of Chicago and
Max Holtz of Rochester, N Y, repre-
senting the manufacturers, and Sid
ney Hillman, Joseph Catalonotti,
Louis Hollander and Maury Weinstein
of New York. Charles Weinstein of
Philadelphia, Samuel Levine of Chi
cago and Frank Rosenblum, head of
the Western department of Amalga-
mated, representing the union.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
40 CHURCHES Join
IN SPECIAL WORK
United Christian Advance Is
Formed by Protestant
Denominations.
By tie Associated Press.

by tie Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Febrary 13.-The Inter-
national Council of Religious Educa-
tion voted today to unite the activities
of 40 Protestant denominations,
representing 25.000,000 members, into
a single administrative agency.
1t agreed that each participating
denomination was to retain its his
toric identity, but the major field
efforts of all in evangelism. teaching,
missions and social action were to be
planned and executed jointly through
the new organization, the United
Christian Advance.
For the first time in their history"
said Harry C. Munro. Chicago. di-
rector of field administration and
adult work for the council. 'the forces
of evangelical Christianity are unit
ing all phases Of their work in one
grand strategy.
I'VE have had our great missionary
movements. our widespread Sunday
school movements. our Christian
youth movement, our evangelistic
drives and preaching missions. our
programs of social action. The United
Christian Advance gathers up these
special emphases and unites them in
total Christian program"
The International Council. which
concluded its annual conference to-
day, was the last of seven organiza-
tions to approve the unification. The
others included the Federal Council
of Churches of Christ in America and
five national missionary federations.
Munro was named chairman of
committee to formulate final plans for
the agency. The committee and de-
nominational executives scheduled a
conference in Columbus. Ohio, April
and 10 to consider details and lay
plans for a field campaign.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
ASLEEP FIVE YEARS,
BEAUTY SOME BETTER
Patricia Mcguire Never Out of
House Since Mailing Valen-
tine in 1882.

BY the Associated Press.
OAK PARK, ILL.,, February 13.-
Patricia Mcguire, Oak 7ark's 31-year-
old sleeping beauty" entered the
sixth year of coma today, her aflic-
ton still p -zle to phys ms. Five
years ago today she left her home to
mail q valentine at the corner. She
has never been out since
The comely stenographer had COM
planned of feeling very tired and
sleepy" several days before she lapSed
into a deep coma, victim of epidemic
encaphalitis lethargiga-sleepinG sick
ness.
Although she was still on the bor-
derline of consciousness. her family
held hope that Pat was coming out
of it."
"Pat is little more alert now than
a year ago." said her sister, Mrs.
Gladys Hansen, who has helped their
mother. Mrs. Peter Miley, nurse the
girl
Her doctor is of the opinion she is
q little better. Pat seems to mother
and me to be more knowing, more
aware Of us and her surroundings"
Evening star., 1937-02-14
LOST.

LOST.
BRACELET-On Friday, Feb. 5. diamond
RaefRs Gote ar se
EkieP. TkieRis EGD sEWARb. NHH fHoNE f In EfNcoEN 1i
1854.
BLACK WOODEN RING. set with mother
of pearl; between End and T sts. ne. and
association. Reward. Grady. 1850 Conn.
ave. District 1900.
COLLIE DOG. male. months: large, red
tsh tan. no collar; Mickey Reward.
DIAMOND RING. February L., about
pm Takoma Park. D. C.. walking be-
tween 213 Walnut, post office and Peoples
Drug Store via Carroll st. Reward. Geor-
poG: male. black and white setter; tag
No 711 Reward. Cleveland 2421.
GLASSES. oxford; in Kanns Dept. Store.
Reward Potomac 1924 Apt. 1O5.
GOLD WATCH small lady,s: in green sd
MoNEY-About $50 in bills SATURDAY
return to J: C, Duke. Embassy Apt. Co
Chase. Nd, WISE si6s. Reward Il.
PAIR EYEGLASSES. gold temples and
bridge in Kingsman's optical case. possibly
on 1900 block F st. Call Walnut S643.
Reward.
PEARL LNECKLACE-3-strand silver clasp;
Friday. Feb. Il: in or near New York Ave.
PRESBYTERIAN Church or in taxi from church
to Fairfax Hotel. Reward. North 6o!6.
IA
POODLE female white, tan ears. black
eyes, nose named "Poochie"; vicinity 700
block Taylor st. NV. Reward. Col. 7170.
RING. cameo. mans; from PSrtner to
tomac 1900.
WEDDING RING. lost Saturday February
13. Liberal reward. Call North 5OOo-J.
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER female. white
with brown and black spots District tag
No 24153. Reward Adams 4163-J.
WRIST WATCH. Elein; about noon Satur-
day. Reward. Louise Spilman. Cleveland
Evening star., 1937-02-14
KENT MULLIKIN'S UNCLE
Is DEAD IN CALVERT
J. Morsell Roberts, 66, Kin of
Floor Leader, Was State Roads
Commission Aide.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PRINCE FREDERICK. Md. Feb
fuary 13-J. Morsell Roberts, g.
uncle of Kent r. Mullikin, majority
floor leader of the House of Delegates
and member of a prominent Calvert
County family, died yesterday in the
Calvert County Hospital.
Roberts, who had been under treat
ment at the hospital nearly three
weeks, had been connected with the
State Roads Commission in this sec
ton for about a year.
Funeral services will be held at
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
here tomorrow. Rev. Dewey B. Hardin
will oficiate.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
ARKANSAS BRUTALITY
TO CONVICTS DENIED
Penal Head Counters Charge
From State Senator They Are
Driven to Commit Suicide.

BY the Associated Press.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Fei 'uary 13.
Penal Supt. Tom Cogbill today de-
MED legislators charges that lashings
had driven some Arkansas convicts to
suicide and crippled others.
Senator Joe Steele Hall made these
claims in supporting a bill ~cssed by
the Senate TO fix a 60-hour work week
for inmates of penal institutions
Proponents described the measure as
the first step toward "humanizing" of
Arkansas convicts
Senator Hal p. Smith, author of the
proposal, said 'it is well known that
among the land clearing crews con-
victs have thrown themselves in front
of falling trees to die rather than
take the punishment that is dealt out
to them"
Evening star., 1937-02-14
MUNSH0WER MAKES
PLANS TO TAKE OFFICE
New Head of Maryland State Po-
lice Will Be Sworn in
at Frederick.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FREDERICK, Md, February 13.-
Lieut.. Col. Elmer F.. Munshower ex-
poets to be sworn in here as superin-
tendent of the Maryland State police
after he has received his commission
of Office.
Munshower's appointment was con-
firmed Thursday by the State Senate
and his commission was sent yesterday
from Annapolis by The secretary Of
state. He will take offic Immediately
OF receiving the commission.
Munshower. remaining here to clean
up his personal business. will take the
rank of major in heading the State
police, although he holds a higher
rank in the National Guard.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
AIRLINE EXPANDS
Eastern to Have Navigation De-

Eastern to Have Navigation De.
partment for Safety.
NEW YORK, February 13 (R.-
Capt. z. v. Rickenbacker, general
manager Of Eastern Airlines, an
nounced today the establishment Of
an air navigation department with
Hubert 8. Huntington as chief air
navigation engineer.
The work Of Huntington's depart
ment will be co-ordinated with z. A.
LIS weather and communications de-
partments with a view to minimizing
danger to transports under bad wealth
er conditions.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
Jail Commission Named.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, February 13
(SpeciaD Judge William P. Woods
of Corporation Court has named DR..
James r. Love, r. Samuel Luckett
and James L. Foster as jail commits
sioners for the ensuing year. The first
duty Of the commission will be to
make an inspection of the Jail and
report to Judge Woods on conditions.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
LEWIS AND SMITH ASK
POINT OF ROCKS SPAN

Introduced-U. S. Would Sup
ply so Per Cent.
BY the Associated Press.
Representatives David J. Lewis CT
Cumberland, Md, and Howard W.
Smith of Alexandria, Va, requested
Congress to authorize construction
of bridge over the Potomac River
from Point of Rocks, Md, to Loudon
County, Va.
The Maryland and Virginia State
road commissions already have made
plans for the new span to replace one
destroyed by floods last year. The
bridge will cost s375,000, with so
per cent supplied by the Federal Gov
ernment and 25 per cent by each of
the States.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
Many Soviet Tractors.

The Soviet Union claims first place
in world production Of tractors. The
Bolsheviks have built half q million
tractors since production began IN
1891.
Evening star., 1937-02-14

second in line Of succession to the
throne.
He would be accompanied by Luigi
Federzoni, president Of the senate, as
another witness.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK OF
Washington. located at Washington. D. C.;
other creditors Of the association are there
fore hereby notified to present the notes
and other shMTE slalm for paynsIns THRIFr Cashier
Dated December 81. 1885.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK,
holders of A. s. Pratt g. Sons. Inc. will
be held at the offces Of the company.
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DAILY TRIPS MOVING LOADS AND PART
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THE DAVIDSON TRANSFER & STORAGE
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myself. JAMES WOOD. 29os Sherman
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snces @ to so- Altoona. 'fe'' Pa. on Monday. CAN
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debts contracted by any one other than
myself. EDWIN H. STOW. Suitland. Md.
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all claims to Myer Pumps. attorney. 402
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Evening star., 1937-02-14

Illness Of workers cost employers Of
England $25,000.o0o in the last year.
A
Evening star., 1937-02-14

THE FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK OF
Washington. located at Washington. D. C.,
Is closing its affairs. All noteholders and
other creditors of the association are there
fore hereby notified to present the notes
and other claims for payment.
50 SAMUEL M. THRIFT. Cashier.
Evening star., 1937-05-23

dinner will be the presentation of the
lst Division sword to Cadet Col.
George E. Flather of the Washington
High School of Cadets. The sword
Is presented annually to an outstand-
Ing cadet. Flather attended Western
High School and now is member of
the graduating class at the Woodrow
Wilson High School. He was captain
Of the winning rookie company last
year, president of the Student Coun-
Gil for three semesters, president Of
the High Y Club and was awarded the
civitan key this year.
The Battle of Cantigny was the first
major battle involving United States
troops in the World War. The oper-
alton was conducted by the 28th In
fantry, lst Division, under command
OF Gen. Ely. Gen. Ely during the war
distinguished himself successfully as
commander of regiment, brigade and
division in battle.
Col. Lombard was chief French in
structor Of the 1st Field Artillery Bri-
gade Of the 1st Division, and is known
to many American artillerymen. In
addition to the decorations of his own
country he holds the Distinguished
Service Medal Of the United States.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
BOYS CLUB ART WINS
HONORS IN NEW YORK
Pastels, Posters and Printing Ex-
hibits in Variety of Entries
Adjudged Yesterday.

Awards for pastels, posters and
printing exhibits were won by the Boys
Club of Washington, in addition to
the award already made to Peter De
Anna for his work in oils, according
to final announcement yesterday of
contest winners at the annual con-
vention of Boys Clubs of America,
Inc, held last week in New York
Entries in the art exhibit were fur
nished by De Anna. Joseph Man.
cerini and Donald Hamburger. This
work was judged in competition with
that of boys from all parts of the
United States.
Boiling Bell, IS, will represent the
club next month when he competes
for the Optimist International award
in oratory at Cincinnati. Thus far
he has won two contests, the WASH
ington award and that of the six
teen district of Optimist Interna-
itonal, including Washington, Norfolk,
Richmond and Baltimore.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
WORLD v. c. I. j.
MEETING NEARS
1000 Expected June 3 for
Observation-Disclosures
Announced.

Approximately half of the 1000
registrations expected for the World
Convention of the w. G. T. u, to be
held here June to 8, already have
been made, it was announced yester-
day by the local Arrangements,
Committee.
Many of the delegates are expected
to arrive in time for the three-day
education conference which will begin
May 81 under supervision of Miss
Bertha Rachel Palmer, national w. c.
T. U. director of alcohol education.
The pre-convention conference is to be
held at the Washington Hotel.
Convention Chairmen Named.
Also announced yesterday was the
list of chairmen in charge of the con-
vention. They are:
Mrs. Ida B. Wise Smith, hostess
for the United States; Mrs. Ida Ram
sey, president of the local w. C. T. U.
unit, hostess for the District Mrs.
Earle Wilf1ey, general chairman: Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. Ramsey, courtesies:
Miss Winona Jewell, demonstrations;
Mrs. Anna Marden De Yo. exhibits;
Mrs. nellie G. Burger, platform; Mrs
Margaret c. Munns, printing and reg
istration: F. D. L. Squires, publicity.
and Miss Lenadell Virgins, pulpit
supplies.
Daily Sessions Scheduled.
Regular daily sessions of the con-
vention will be held in Constitution
Hall. Principal events will include
the address of the organizations
president, Mrs. Ella A. Boole of
Brooklyn, on Thursday morning;
welcome night Thursday evening,
with greetings from President Roose-
velt and response from Mrs. Smith.
who Is president of the United States
w. c, T. u; an international program
Friday evening, the convention din
ner at the Willard Hotel on Saturday
night, a world peace meeting at the
Sylvan Theater Sunday afternoon.
election of officers Monday morning,
a European program Monday evening
and a pageant, Souls Courageous"
Tuesday evening, under direction OF
Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest
Mrs. Boole, who will preside over
all sessions Of the convention, has
been present at nine of the triennial
world assemblies in the last 27 years.
She was chosen head of the World
Union Of the W. C. T U. at the
Toronto convention in 1881. Besides
heading the w C. T. u, she is vice
president of the National Council of
Women, a member of the Executive
Board of the Womens National Radio
Committee. and a director of the
National kindergarten Association.
Evening star., 1937-05-23

2337 California street, secretary Of
the class explained yesterday.
A dinner will be given here Friday
evening to the wives and friends of
the members, also at the Army Navy
Club. Luncheons, dinners and gar
den parties will be held during the
three-day reunion, May 1881.
The president Of the class is Joseph
w. Powell, president Of United Ship
Yards, Inc, who is president of the
Society Of Naval Architects and
Naval Engineers OF New York.
A prize sword has been presented
each year since 1923 by the Glass of
'97 to the midshipman who has con-
tributed most by his ofticerlike quail
tiles and positive character to the
development OF naval spirit and 10y
atty within the regiment" A sword
Evening star., 1937-05-23
TO INSTALL OFFICERS

Friends and relatives Of members
OF Su-Zu Court, No. 81, are in
vited to attend the public installa-
ton Of officers for the 1878 year
at Almas Temple Wednesday at $50
pm, High Priestess Edith Parsons
announced yesterday. The installa-
ton will be followed by dancing from
10 pm. to l am.
Lady Cola Duval OF the local court
was installed as eand second cere-
monial lady at the twenty-third an
nual session OF the Grand Council Of
the Ladies Oriental Shrine, held at
Pittsburgh May 1920. She is
past matron Of one Of the chapters
OF the Washington Centennial
Evening star., 1937-05-23

Naval Academy's Glass Of 1897.
Admiral William D. Leahy, chief Of
naval operations; Admiral Arthur J.
Hepburn, commander in chief OF the
Fleet, are members of the class, as Is
commander in chief OF the Asiatic
feet, are members of the class, as Is
Judge Eugene c. sykes of the Federal
Communications Commission They
have been invited to the gathering
Dedication of an exedra on the
Naval Academy grounds on next
Saturday to the regiment of midship-
men, as a memorial to the Glass of
1897, will be one of the events Of the
reunion. The exedra is a semi-circu-
lar bench of Georgia limestone, %
feet long and carved with the crest
OF the class, Comdr. John w. Morse,
Evening star., 1937-05-23
HADASSAH TO ELECT

The Washington Chapter Of Hadas-
sab, Women's Zionist Organization,
will meet at 2:l5 pm. Tuesday in the
Jewish Community Center to elect
board members and officers.
The group will hear talk on the
Zionist Congress by Mrs. Henry Oxen
burg, chairman of the Cultural Com
mittee, and reports Of conferences at
Richmond, Va, and New York City
by Mrs. Morris I. Bierman and Mrs.
Lawrence Koenigsberger.
Evening star., 1937-05-23

has also been donated to any gradu-
ating son OF . member o: the Glass
Of '97 and this year the tenth sword
Of this nature Is being presented, at
the academy.
In 1893, SO young men were named
naval cadets, graduating four years
later. Thirty-four are now dead, l6
are still on the active list Of the Navy
and Marine Corps and all SO now
living are members Of the class organ
ization, Comdr. Morse said.
Evening star., 1937-05-23

itary attache OF
the French En-
bassy. will be
speakers at a din
ner Friday night
at the Broadmoor
in celebration of
the nineteenth
anniversary o f
the Battle Of
Cantigny. T h e
dinner will be
given by the Dis
trict of Columbia
Branch Society
OF the 1st Divi-
sion.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
Women to Visit Dairy Farm,

Women of the Chevy Chase M. E.
Church will visit the Maryland Model
Dairy Farm Tuesday. Buses will leave
the church, Connecticut avenue and
Shepherd street, at $50 am.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
GEN. ELY TO ADDRESS
CANTIGNY DINNER
French Military Attache Also
Will Be Speaker on Friday
Night.

Maj. Gen. Hanson E. Ely, U. S. A.,
retired, one of the outstanding Amer
lean World War commanders, and
Lieut.. Col. Emanual E. Lombard, mil
Evening star., 1937-05-23

The kit carried By Napoleon during his military campaigns
uch he presented to Car Alexander Russia Just before the
i'll ated Moscoy aduance yesterday placed exhibition
The chest made OF precious woods lined 1oith gold
boSSed leather contains $50 articles including
tooth brushes compasses Telescopes field glasses etc. ali
bearing the crest OF the Little CORPORAL jacques Manoha
treasurer OF Houbgant Inc the chest shon
examining OF the contents.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
ANNAPOLIS CLASS
| OF 1897 TO DINE
Three-Day Reunion to Be
Observed Here and at
Academy

A class dinner will be held at the
Army Navy Club Friday evening as a
feature OF the fortieth reunion of the
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
Senator @nffep in Berlin.

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abgeoronete iino augenblidlia IN
europa auf Serienreiien begriffen.
@iner bon ibnen lit Der Senator So
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nod fur3 Dor 9oresihluB oes Som
greiies in elmer 0ffentlihen &e0e bic
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gegen einige bon Bralioent Noo-
iepelt porgeiAlagenen @eiesesmaB-
nobmen geltimmt batten. Sebt III
Senator @uffeD nit einigen 6ami-
lienangeborigen, ieinen Shmeitern
in Sam uno Berlin. @r
fam nit Dem Compiler u@nibington"
geItern ooer beute in 6ambnrg an.
'Gr miro einige Gage In Berlin blei-
ben uno oonn mad @ariAon meiter-
fabren gum 8eluh oes oortigen ame-
rifaniihen 8otihafters M. 9. Bioo-
le. @noe Sftober molten Tie ale
wieoer 3liriid in @aibington Iein.
@ud Der bisberige Senator Blad ,
iebt Sberbunoesrihter, lit nit ieiner
@emabIin in Berlin. Or fubr pori-
ge ISOLDE BON Baltimore ab.