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The Washington times., 1937-10-11
Skillet
and
Spoon
By Sibilla Campbell

BY SIbILLd C0n1P0eu
COME people do not think Of
- pork in the form Of a crown
roast. It is an attractive look
ing roast when Drowned to .
turn, and the recipe for doing
it, given today, may be depended
on. Onions and apples are par
ticularly relished with roast
pork.
CROWN ROAST OF PORK
Take six ribs from each side
Of a loin of pork, each rib being
trimmed in the same way lamb
chops are frenched without
separating the ribs. Tell the
butcher to trim the pieces Of
meat so that the bones are on
the outside and fasten together
in a circle. Sprinkle the meat
with salt and paprika and .
little powdered sage. Roast until
well done. Serve with mashed
potatoes, buttered onions, spin
ach, fried apples, cauliflower, or
brussel sprouts, in the center Of
the roast.
RED CABBAGE
Shred the cabbage very fine,
season with salt and pepper, .
little nutmeg, cover with water
and let boil slowly until it ID
three-quarters done. Add two
tablespoons of butter, one peeled
and quartered apple, a table
spoon of vinegar and one
half teaspoon of sugar. Let
cook until done, and serve.
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
To remove grease stains, dis
solve a quarter of a pound Of
concentrated lye in half a pint
of cold water, add enough
whiting and Fuller's earth, half
of each, to make a thick paste.
Spread in a thick layer over the
stain. Let it remain for several
days and brush it off. If the
stain is particularly obstinate
and some trace still remains wet
the dry mixture with boiling
water and put on another layer
of paste.
After peeling onions, remove
the tear-jerking odor by rub
bing a little freshly mixed mus
tard over the hands and then
thoroughly rinsing in clear
water.
Spinach juice is an excellent
coloring material for green gela-
tine or green salad or other
frivolous dishes.
The Washington times., 1937-10-11
Horoscope


M: then polish up the recent in
spiration and put it to the test
if you want to know how really
good it may be. Make note Of
plans for expansion; today
doesn't guarantee 'em-but hold
'em.
CAN'T FOOL THE TIME
KEEPER
Saturn, as you probably know,
is the planet whose ray has the
definite psychological effect
upon us of testing our state
ments and our acts. Every so
often it challenges us to turn
over the record we have made,
to open our set of books of this
life, and have it audited to see
whether we have been putting
in as much as we have been TAX
ing out. Saturn can't be fooled.
YOUR YEAR AHEAD
Your year ahead from this an
niversary to next is prelude to
year following, when tests in re-
lationS with home folks, part
ners, older persons, estate in
come; straighten out now. Dan
ger: october 19-November 27:
February 10-April 2; June "a
August IA.
TOMORROW
Hold back the yearning for
easier worlds to conquer; tend
to this one.
Copyright, 1897. by Chicago Tribune.
n. Y. News Syndicate. Inc.)
Evening star., 1937-01-31
FARMS FOR SALE.

05 ACRES. MONTGOMERY Co: LEVEL
and, all tillable; Groom frame house in
good condition; running water In all build
lngs; new barn. chicken house and hog
sly faces on stone roads; AZ acres in
we'll lined and fertilized and Should bring
good crop; cleo available Price, $4,000,
and possession TO suit
FRED B. CUSHMAN.
lO6 N. Adams St. Rockville, Nd.
60 ACRES HIGHLY IMPROVED LAND,
no buildings, beautiful building site. well
miles to D. c. in Va. Price. $4,000.
lS acres, beautiful tract, gorgeous
mountain view. long frontage on hard
ROAD 22 miles from D. c., in Va. Price.
The best buy in Fairfax Co. 95 acres,
about 20 wooded. balance cleared; beau
tiful mountain view; small cottage, and
barn; right on main highway; 2l miles
from D. c. IN Va, and the price. $50
Ia acres fine land. 5-r. bungalow well,
outbuildings, 100 .yds. from Lee Highway,
on. hard road, 81 miles Of d. C.; elec.
lights: to settle an estate. 50 500 with
is, 1887. 'e''''H 'U4e
About Z, acre. nice 4-room bungalow,
close to Richmond Highway. near Wood
9rlage; on gravel road; a giye-away at
H. B. MITCHELL
Herndon. Va.
ACRES BEAUTIFUL LAND. 5-R.
dwelling. good well. and orchard, on hard
road about 10 miles from D. C. line in
Va a sacrifice at S3.250; act quickly,
this Kind seldom offered at this price.
H. B. MITCHELL,
Herndon Va
Or call M. COCKERILL.
Falls Church 567-J-2
Evening star., 1937-01-31
FARMS WANTED,

WANTED LIsTINGs OF ALL KINTs OF
Nd, and Va farms for sale. Send full de-
scription to c. A. LAURENCE. sag eth ses
WILL BUY SMALL FARM. 2 TO 10
acres. with livable house. 3 to 90 miles
from Washington. Virginia. Address Box
413-A Star office
Evening star., 1937-01-31
ACREAGE WANTED.

WANTED-LAND SUITABLE TO sUBDI.
vide; must be on hard-Surfaced road.
JAMES CONRAD. Box 5l2. Hsrrisonburg.
Evening star., 1937-01-31
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

section: ideal for subdivision purposes:
city water close by: must sacrifice 10 close
an estate. Call Mr. Thomas
ROBERT L. McKEEVER COMPANY. INC,
Shoreham Bldg. National 475O.
Evening star., 1937-01-31
HOUSES FOR SALE.


CAPITOL HILL, NEAR MD. AVE.-MoD-
ern, rooms. automatic heat; cement
porch; 2 Farages. Call Z. w. BAILEY,
Adams 47sB.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.. DETACHED, ALL
brick; only a few years old and well To-
Gated among nice homes. There are nice
rooms. baths, finished room in attic,
breakfast room glassed-in porch; new re,
frigerator; G. z. oil furnace; beautiful
handicapped lot with lear brick garage to
match house On account OF owner leav-
ing city, this home is being offered ct sev;
eral thousand dollars less than original
cost, and we think it an outstanding buy.
DISTRICT REALTY CO,
1015 18th st. NV. Natl. 3467.
Evenings and Sundays. Clev. 5323.
NEW BUNGALOW.
LARGE LIVING ROOM with open nre-
place, . bed rooms, dining room. Kitchen
with oxford cabinets and Electrolux, col
ored tile bath with shower. Finished attic
with windows Furred walls. weather.
stripped and insulated. Automatic heat.
Porch. Corner lot.
1885 18th Pl. Sc.
Open Until 2 PM.
Out Nichols ave. to Alabama ave, left
on Alabama ave- to 11th pl, right blocks
to open sign.
Carefree Comfort With Modern Gas
Appliances.
WAPLE e. JAMES, INC,
1924 1ith ST, NV, Dist 333T
Evening star., 1937-01-31
HOUSES FOR SALE.
SpRING VALLEY

4s17 woodway, lane. "a block from 4pth
st. This lovely home. on spacious lot; @.
the firm. w. c. a. A. N. Miller, owners and
developers Of Spring Valley and Westerleigh
HeiGhts. Your inspection Of these homes
that have 4 and bed rooms on the 2no
IL t,it District A4HA
Evening star., 1937-01-31
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED. BY PRIVATE PARTY-3-BED-
room. 2-bath house. or 75-ft. lot, for cash.
bet. Conn. and Mass. in nearby Md. No
dealers. WISCONSIN 64S2.
Evening star., 1937-01-31
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

DESIRING TO LOCATE SMALL HALL OR
large room with piano suitable for
orchestra rehearsals. in convenient loca-
ton. Address Box &C. Star Office.
Evening star., 1937-01-31
VIRGINIA FARMS.

e5 acres, so clear. .15 in wood and
timber on hard road. 10 miles from
p, C.: finely watered: good land: bssuti-
elect good outbldgs.; price for a quick
sale. S74OO; terms.
Z acres I4-rcom house. fine basement
and attic. shed tool house and pump
house; elect. Oh hard road. right by
school. store and church: about 500 yards
from railroad depot and a real bargain ct
$500: n cash, balance in three years
CHAS. F. BROADWATER,
lAREAx. Va TEL. "a
Evening star., 1937-01-31
EDGEMOOR.

sonaI home. 3 bed rooms, = baths. den
and recreation room with open fireplace.
All modern kitchen with Electrelux re re-
Open Sunday 10 till g.. 7007 Clarendon
rd Edcemnnr Md Wise. hA10.
Evening star., 1937-01-31
LOG ACRES. S6.35O.

90 clear. 16 timber; wells springs,
permanent streams: fenced, cross-fenced:
2-story. 8 rooms concrete cellar. 3 porches:
barn 30x6O feet. . chicken houses 16x24
feet corn crib. double wagon shed. tool
construction. on concrete foundatio
sound and well painted Insured for
So, 800: $500 to replace. A splendid farm
in good community in high state OF culti-
vation: no waste land, no land to "build
up" no repairs to make: .all-year road; 80
miles from Washington ~ mile from r r.
station. school bus at door. 81 $50 cash.
bal. one trust at Sc. MARTIN T. WEBB
& SON Annandale. Va, P. o. Fairfax.
phone Afeyandria S5R-W-2
Evening star., 1937-01-31
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE statesmen - ACREAGE.
building lots; Chevy Chase D. C.: River
and Bradley roads Colesville pike and
Hyattsyille. FULTON R. GORDON. 1427
Eye st. NV. District 500.
Evening star., 1937-01-31
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

y AND o STS. SW.-A SO. VACANT
ground; suitable used car or building ma
terials. Apply 1Q15 18th st. NV, Ind
Evening star., 1937-01-31
OUTSTANDING BUY

400 acres. 800 clear. rich rolling land.
modern residence. elec:; on an elevation
buildings; fencing in good repair; farm
has water in every field, ahd equipped
with all necessary machinery. stock. etc;
N. C.. HINES & SONS,
Evening star., 1937-01-31
NEARBY VIRGINIA

$50 acres; Is miles from the heart
near Stores. .schoo! and Churches: land
rolling, in a high state of cultivation: o.
etc: barns. outbuildingS in good repair.
See this at once: price. S22 900.
N. G.. HINES & SONS,
Evening star., 1937-01-31
CALVERT CO. MD.

120-acre waterfront farm; 5-room
house, tobacco barns. 43 acres fine
muskrat marsh in property; price. $1,000:
'e'"'' THEODORE F. MENK,
1927 Park Road. Col. 7S45.
Evening star., 1937-01-31

LARGE STONE HOUSE. LARGE ROOMS.
beautiful grounds. lawn. gardens, frult
wonderful hard wood and evergreen trees
ideal spot - acres; spring water. elect.
. baths, flreplaces. recreation basement;
superior property; needs recondltioning;
low price for prompt sale. r: B. FAR
QUHAR 1888 Euclid st. NV. Adams 03o'{.
NO CASH PAYMENT; BEAUTIFULLY LoEs DE;
signed new stone house at o. Shepherd
st, Hyatts.. Md; beautiful open stone
fireplace oil burner. elec. refrigerator;
garage; open for inspection until pm.
Sunday night: 81 900 reduction in price.
ROGERS & THOMPKINS. 8 r. l.. ave-,
Hyatts, Md. Hvatts. $40: after q pm.
call NJ. A. RUDDY. Greenwood 1921.
COUNTRY HOME 10 MILES IN MD. 2
rooms. bath, ami; acres; church,
school, good roads; also 4 rms. and bath;
y acre; good community; price and terms
right. Phone Hyattsville SOFIA.
z ROOMS, = BATHS, MODERN; 1o-cENT
zone; S4.150; rooms, modern improve
ments; 1O-cent zone. $4,000: 1+-acre. good
4-room house; 10-cent zone. $3.50; f.
room brick modern improvements; S5.950.
2125 Lee Highway. Clarendon 711.
CLARENDON. VA, 104l NO FILLMORE
st.--lo-room. dble. garage: large cor. lot;
good for nurses home; boarders or room
erS; ami BY OWNER
Evening star., 1937-01-31
HOUSES FOR SALE.
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOWS

rooms s4 gssrass rsSms ssiaeo oak ISHoms: icons:
81 500. MAYNOR. 26O5 Brentwood rd
Evening star., 1937-01-31
A COLORED MAN OR
WOMAN.
= T, Johnson

coLoRED HOME SPECIALIST.
AND EVENINGS. ATL. 6;}:}3.
Evening star., 1937-01-31
$500.
AND
CHEVY CHASE.

Priced one-third less than cost, with
monthly payments about one-thrd under
rental value and for reasons that will
satisfy you. Excellent section. Brick. Six
large rooms. bath and porches, including
in garage. Perfect lawn with trees and
paintings, on an Immaculate street. Bus
and school convenient.
The owners situation creates this once
in Lifetime opportunity. Only $500 cash
required but purchaser must have "A good
credit rating. Call MR.. IVEY or MR..
ALLEN Dec 357S 9-lO am or 60 pm.
Evening star., 1937-01-31
57O3 18th ST. NV

0iOO 4IIAA ~ L 4NV.
This dignifled detached house is in that
fine section where the street has center
parking. Built for comfort by Mrs.
Louis P. Shoemaker, it has larger rooms:
Inches thick. slate roof, extra steel beams
and oil burner. The living room and
Grounds attractive. lot 120 IT. deep to
alley: to settle estate. a special price of
OPEN TODAY ONLY. FROM
NOON TO g PM
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
i719 K St. NV Natl 1856
Evening star., 1937-01-31

ON 9th ST. NE Mr.. MD. AVE- ROOM.
b.. brick hot-water heat. electricity; newly
decorated. Can furnish tenant at S37 SO
mo. Price only So, $50; deliver clear or will
finance to suit. z. A. GARVEY. District
45OS. 1925 Vermont ave. NV.
Evening star., 1937-01-31
FARMS FOR SALE.

200 ACRES ON MAIN HIGHWAY. 20
miles from Washington. S4 900; no i'm
provements. Address Box 257-B. Star
office.
Evening star., 1937-01-31
OUTSTANDING BUYS.

Modern, corner apt. bldg: NV; "a
units ,a annual income 0yer 0na SiS'ooO; VII
New modern apt: bldg; downtown;
A. units; rental S31 900; most modern;
q substantial investment with good re-
turns.
3-Small freproof apt: NV: 8 units:
rental. 200; price. S2s.5OO; $500
cash required.
New and modern: best section Conn.
ave: so units: rental nearly S35 900:
responsible party
Information in Person Only.
ANTON KOERBER.
1909 x St NV Natl R1SQ
Evening star., 1937-01-31
4815 WESTERN AVE.
$3.50.
So, ,45O.
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE.

with two complete aptS one on each floor.
De luxe kitchen equipment and recreation
room: automatic heat. house insulated;
157-foot lot. There are only a few of
these homes and will be sold in 10 days.
Call INN ediatelV Randnlph h3.f0
Evening star., 1937-01-31

GLEN ECHO HEIGHTS, MD.
PRICE 81 800.
$3.50 cash and SO per month will buy
this six-room house on lot S0x150; i'm
observation-disclosures REALTY CORP.
100 Eye st. Met. $500.
"a ACRES CLEAR LAND GROOM HOUSE.
well equipped for raising chickens. large
chicken house: close to trolley. stores. etc.
in small town, IL miles of District; 1915
down, bal. like rent. H, KADAN. 2730
Moodley pl. NV. Adams 5933 or
Evening star., 1937-01-31

Offers all the advantages of the apt.
with the comfort Of the detached home.
with gas heat minimum of labor. Here
are new bricks that can be bought for
what you pay in rent. They have D large
rms. f1oored attic full Easements and ga
RACES: tile baths. weather-stripped. screens
and insulation are included. Open Sunday
until 8 pm. and every day. Drive out
Georgia ave. to N. Hampshire ave-. to
Evening star., 1937-01-31
Sc. .25O-BUNGALOW.

S45 MONT HLY. F. H. A. LOAN.
BuilGer is starting several bungalows on
50-foot wo ,ded lots in beautiful D. @. sub,
urb large living room, dining room. bed
rooms. modern kitchen. tile bath. full base:
ment. hot-water heat. fireplace. furred
walls. oak floors; sample house on display;
plans and pictures upon request. Phone
BUILDER National 1860
Evening star., 1937-01-31
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
4621 Morgan drive (w. of Wise; ave. y
Attractive, det. 5-room and bath house:
refrigeration, b.-i. gar DIXIE REALTY
CO. Natl. $3.50: Sunday. Clev. 9100-
Evening star., 1937-01-31
SPECIAI-NEW.

IF AMlL1 AfhIS HC1N I.
Completely detached new building in So eX,
celfent renting locality. income S..4ou
Substantial return upon cash investment
Of $4,000: For complete information ana
detailed statement: see-
TOWER HIspG MSH' f'il NET. 1776
EVEN. & SUN. SHEP. 3742.
Evening star., 1937-01-31

10 ACRES OF RICH. CLEAR LAND ON
hard road; 10 miles from D. c.: 4-room
bun galow: city elec.: full basement: pretty
shade well and several outbuildings; on
school bus line in white neighborhood: 12-
cent IF fare to Washington; price. $4,000:
$40 per month. See MASON HIRST. An
nandale. Fairfax County. Va, at the end
S6Q-J-1
Evening star., 1937-01-31
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

1 PERSONALLY PAY CASH FOR WASH
lngton property white or colored. brick
or frame. No commission charged. G: G.
Evening star., 1937-01-31
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NNVnsIa w
NEAR sHoREHAM-BEAuTIFUL RESI-
dence converted into apts.; income near
GoS saeSG Ss oWNE ~ sEas sds@s sdeeo ssPs Ps'e s6
so4s BRICK aE 1 GAsa ssoTe and aTEe
sssH T. y hawkins % In ~ Dist ' tiS5; even. wise.
DETACHED APT. BUILDING. CONSIST
ing of units: reasonably Ientsd;; n;; shows
foff5 f5Vf 15ss sSas &. NV NstioasY Ef sf67. CO.
MICHIGAN PARK : sEMI-DETACHED
brick residence; r. and b., hot-water
ss % nccme se'ss $780, 1s % moe
investment; sim same tenant six years. Address
s095 EACH BUYS EIGHT 4-RooM BRICK
Easy terms. PHLKfN. Natl. s7io.
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV.
ad bath second s9r ns and Ias
sSsfs y sS$ E''E REf;
New store and apt blds. less than year
month: mo price. 5000: reasonable terms;
aREENHousa, EsfaSS r. National saaasS as45. eau NIX
TWO STORES AND APIS. IN A NEWLY
developed section; rented for over So 400
modern: the price is right and terms very
reasonable. Call Mr.. Raine. Randolph
3441. 1924 14th st. NV, WAPLE &,
JAMES, INC. District 3347.
BUILDER WILL SELL NEW APT. BLDG,
showing income Of $4,000 after all ex-
penses are paid. On todays prices this
| building would cost $4,000 more to build.
Why not buy this investment property
2724.
FoUR-FAMILY FLAT 1000 OCCUPIED.
near Wisconsin ave. Net return 2Iet on
$3.50 investment. New. modern building.
Walter M Bauman. l Thomas Circle.
National 1929 or Cleveland 0147.
GROUP OF
| Three 4-family apartments; new; fully
| rented; $3.50 return on $4,000 cash pay
| ment. Located in best rental section.
| O'HARE ESTATES, 224 r. NE.
North 1447.
THREE-APARTMENT BARGAIN $3.50.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-20
Gold Fish Bowl
 Transposed Into
 Comedy Wharf
Laurel and Hardy Skit Our Relations Plays Finale
 at Capitol Tonight

The gold fish pool, muchly admir- cd as one of the beauty spots at the Hal Roach studies in Culver City, was transposed almost over night into a 150-foot wooden dock wharf for waterfront scenes in Lau- rel and Hardy's feature comedy. "Our Relations.' which shows for the last times tonight at the Capitol Theatre.
 The gold fish were carefully netted and transferred to a tank, and with a corps of carpenters and workmen on the job a substantial, weather beaten wharf thirty feet high ap- peared where once were lawn and flowers and pool.
 Producer Roach and all hands connected with the production gave a vote of thanks to Dame Fortune that the members of Our Gang" were away on a personal appearance tour in the middle west when the work was undertaken. Because the gold fish are the particular pets and the pool is favorite playground for the little rascals" when they are at the studios. Undoubtedly some violent juvenile objections would have been registered if they had been present Howver, the fish pond was restored before Our Gang" got home.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-20

lovelinesS. Nothing sordid, meager, or unlovely can be part of that environment. It is possible through right thinking. as taught in Chris tian Science, completely to change ones environment. No matter how bleak, drab. or miserable ones mor- tai environment may seem to be, one can, through spiritual under standing, come into the vivid inter- est, joy, and plenitude which is his true environment as the beloved son of God. Truly, God is saying to each one of us, Son, thou art ever with me, and all that I have is thine.
 Business Activity
 Business, also-that which makes up so large and important part of humanity's existence = is mental activity, comprised primarily of ideas rather than things. The con cept of business which we entertain is outwardly manifested in our af- fairs. Our human business reflects our consciousness of it, it's status extent, activity, prosperity AS our business becomes the activity, in consciousness, of ever-present, prac- tical ideas, serving and promoting the welfare of our brother-man, our business will be governed by the failing law of God. Fear, fail ure, lack will be forever excluded from that business, and confidence and abundant success will be as- sured for it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-20
Film Extras Linked With
 Woman Murder

LOS ANGELES, Cal, July 20.- An autopsy has been ordered on Mrs. Dorothy May Garland, 31, for mer deputy city prosecutor, while police held two film extras in con- nection with the death.
 The arrest of Miss May Tutwiler %, on suspicion of murder, and the detention of Luther Allen, 32, as a material witness, resulted from the report of Dr. Wendell Star, who told detectives he had been treating the pretty woman lawyer for alco- holism. She had been estranged from her husband.
 Last Wednesday on visit to her home he said he saw her thrown to the floor and kicked in a quarrel with Miss TutWiler.
 A $13O,000 love theft suit had been pending against Mrs. Garland. It was filed by the wife of Police Of- ficer Earl Yarnell.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-20
RADIO WIZARD
 PASSES AWAY,
 HEART ATTACK
Guglielmo Marconi Work ing on Experiments Up to
 Time of Sudden Death
Continued from Page One)

Many friends of the family look ed askance at these activities, con sidering Guglielmo a visionary and a wastrel of good hours But the celebrated Prof Righi of Bologna became interested in him and gave him much sound advice and many valuable suggestions.
 Carpenter Also Aids
 There was another who had faith a carpenter who helped in the ex- periments and who said:
 "Signorino, I recommend myself to you when you have conquered fame and fortune"
 In the spring of 1895 the Marconi wireless system was born. The youthful inventor-he was only 21- had found that two rods placed up- right in the earth at a determined distance from each other would ra- diate electric impulses in accord with the laws governing Hertzian waves.
 He had established his transmitter near the window of barn. The re- ceiver was several hundred feet away and out of sight.
 Giuseppe Vornelli, the carpenter assistant, was at the receiving end armed with a rifle. If he saw a magnetic arm vibrate he was to fire the gun
 IL Works
 Marconi pressed the telegraph key thrice. sending three dots, the letter "S" of the Morse code. A second later he heard the shot and knew that wireless telgraphy had been started on it's way to practi- cability.
 Italy was so skeptical of the use fulness of the discovery that Sig nora Marconi took her son to Eng land There, with the aid of her relatives, he was granted the first patent for a practical system of wireless telegraphy, this being in 1896 when he was g years old.
 Marconis first wireless commun- ication in England was between Penarth and We/son. Three years later he spanned the channel, es- tablishing contact between England and France. Thereafter the Brit ish and Italian admiralities and the principal shipping companies adopted his system.
 Bridges Atlantic
 Tn 1901, messages were sent be- tween Cornwall and St. Catherine's Isle of Wight, distance of 183 miles. A few months later Marconi bridged the Atlantic, receiving sig nals transmitted 2,l00 miles from Poldhu, Cornwall, to St. Johns, That transmission, like the first one from the barn to the carpenter, consisted of three dots of the letter "S'.
 Though the world had doubted at the start, it became vocal with praise when this feat was accom-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-20
CLARK HALL REJuvENATED
 AT J. WASH

SEATTLE, July 20.-The din of the hammer on the University of Washington campus this summer marks the end of the picturesque Clark Hall, residence dormitory for women since 1899 By fall this old landmark will be rejuvenated in ap- pearance and be known as the Stu dent Union Building.
 The Associated Students offices will be located in the remodeled building and facilities are being ar ranged to meet the needs of the various student activities. A mems and women's lounge, which may be used for small dancing parties, a coffee shop, where students may ob- tain a hurried bite most any time of day or evening are features of the new plan. Additional space is pro- vided for committee meetings and assemblies It is felt this building will meet a long felt need for cen tralized student headquarters.
 Clark and Lewis halls were planned by the State legislature of 1899 when they appropriated $5O,- coo for mems and women's dormi- tory. In the early days of Wash ington history, the two dormitories were the center of University life. "Open House Nights at the Dorm" were events long remembered. Now a new history begins for Clark hall which was abandoned as a living headquarters last fall when the new residence halls for women were op- ened.
 Construction on the rebuilding project will be completed in August and the building will be ready for occupancy for the autumn quarter.