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Evening star., 1938-06-16
SNAPSHOT CONTEST RULES

|. The contest Is strictly for anna
teurs. Any one Is eligible except
employees Of The Star and their
families, and individuals or men,
bers of families engaged in the
manufacture, sale, commercial
finishing or professional use of
Photographic goods.
}. Entrants may submit as many
pictures Is desired at any time
during the period of the contest.
(see paragraph g.
}. Pictures must have been made
after May IA, 1898.
!. Your snapshots may be made
on any type of film, but must not
be made on glass plate negatives.
Any make of camera, film,
chemicals or paper may be used,
Developing and printing may be
done by = photo finisher or the
entrant. No print or enlarse-
ment more than 10 inches in the
longest dimension will be ac-
cepted. No art work or retouch-
ing is permitted on prints or the
negatives from which they are
made. No composite pictures.
such as multiple printing or
montages permitted. Pictures
should not be mounted or
framed.
J. All pictures shall be JUDGED in
the National Awards solely on
general interest and appeal.
Photographic excellence or tech
nique, while important, viii not
be the deciding factor tn deter
mining prize winners. The de-
cision of the judges shall be
accepted as final.
J. Before receiving The Stars final
prises in one or more Of the four
ciassifications, the entrant must
submit the original negative
with print and sign q statement
that his picture or q closely
similar picture of the same sub
ject or situation has not been
and will not be entered BY him
in any other snapshot contest or
salon.
!. To enter the contest, mail =
print or prints Of Is many pic
lures ~ you desire to Amateur
Snapshot Contest Editor: The
Evening Star. On the hack Of
each picture print your name
and address clearly in ink and
the class in which you wish the
pictured entered. (see classifica-
tions.)
Evening star., 1938-06-16
Miles of Hot Dogs Ordered
By Nahant as Wedding Nears
Ice Cream in Carload Lots Also to Be
Dispensed by Tradesmen- To,on
in Lnther of Excitement.

weathered creamy-brown and over the
Intel is carving of seagulls and star
fish. In the vestibule, q green and
white compass rose is inserted in the
black linoleum flooring and the dining
room, facing the ocean, has sea-green
carpet and cushions with mahogany
furniture.
The main living room, with south
east and southwest walls of plate glass
overlooking the ocean, has . dark pol
ished oak floor with creamy-w rugs,
davenport and overstuf1ed chairs of
chromium and old ivory velvet, and
iroris and firetongs Of glass and
chromium and white plaster walls.
The center table Is an hourglass Of
plate glass and in the shelves beside
the fireplace is striking collection of
tawny porcelain statuettes nearly 2
feet long representing a lioness, hippo
potamus and other animals. A mahoe-
any grand piano in the corner Is the
only "old-fashioned" type Of furniture
In the room. Even the flower bowls.
hlled with pansies. are Of heavy crystal,
square instead Of the traditional round
sort.
This Is the house where next Satur-
day John Roosevelt and his best man,
brother, Franklin, tr., will dress. in
formal cutaway and striped trousers;
and the bride, secluded from her BRIDE
grooms gaze till they meet at the
altar viii don her wedding rohAs
Gifts TO BE Put in Storaxe,
No display of the wedding presents
is to be made. Instead, As fast as
received and catalogued for acknowl-
edgement, they are sent to storage
until the young couple start house.
keeping next fall. Incidentally, John
and Anne are doing all their own
paper work" in connection with the
Evening star., 1938-06-16
CONGRESS in BRIEF
TODAY,

Adjournment-Leaders hope to end
session tonight.
Relief-Final enactment of $3,753,-
000, 900 program scheduled.
Appropriations-Joint committee
compromises differences between SEN
ate and House deficiency bills.
Politics-Senate considers proposal
TO Investigate political use Of public
funds.
Evening star., 1938-06-16
10000 ATTEND
MASONIC BENEFIT
Might of Thrills Presents
Pageant, Drill Teams and
Circus Acts.

A responsive crowd of more than
10000 people thronged Grifiith Sta
dunn last night to witness one of the
As District Masons and the Order of
the Eastern Star staged their annual
benefit for the Masonic End Eastern
Star Home for Children and the Aged.
Mrs. Dorothy Herring as Miss
Lebanon Chapter, chosen in a popu-
larity contest as queen of the pageant,
ruled over THE Night of Thrills"
which Masonic officials hailed as the
most successful benefit held by the
organization.
The pageant high light of the eve
ming presented smart drill teams of
the fraternal organization dressed in
flashing colors and marching to music
furnished by IL bands, colors and
color guards including those from the
Army, Navy, Marine Corps and Coast
Guard, and Masonic and Eastern Star
officials.
Marching Units Applauded.
Brig. Gen. Albert L. Cox, grand
marshal. and his staff marched out
onto the brightly lighted field past
the crowded stands followed by the
bands and the drill teams. Applause
from the stands greeted each march,
ing unit as it appeared. AS the
pageant passed in review the units
formed on the field for the ceremony
OF masSing of the colorS. The band
Of the 5th Battalion Fleet Marine
Corps Reserve played The Star
Spangled Banner"
Twelve circus acts by professional
performers followed the pageant.
Clowns, aerialists, dog and pony acts,
comedy wrestlers and a well-received
bird circus followed each other in
quick succession. A performance by
the clowns was given yesterday after
noon Tor the children in the home
Tor which the benefit was staged.
A set piece of fireworks showing
emblems of the two sponsoring organi-
cations concluded the full evening of
entertainment at 1890.
In Line of March.
Presented in the line of march dur
Ing the pageant were Gen. Cox and
his staff, the band from the Marine
Corps Reserve, colors and color guards
from the service units, three cars bear
ing Masonic and Eastern Star officials
and Mrs. Herring, pageant queen; the
band from the Washington Gas Light
Co., led by Otto Siebenichen; the
Knights Templar, led by James Gra-
ham, grand commander; Almas Tenn
pie OF the Shrine, led by Granville
Guide, illustrious potentate, with the
military band, the drum corps, the
Arab patrol. the Legion of Honor and
the Oriental band; the drum corps of
Alexandria, Va, representing Acca
Temple of Richmond, Va; Kallipolis
Grotto, No. Is, led by Arthur Shaw,
monarch, with the Grotto band and
drill team; Capitol Forest, No. lO4,
Of the Tall Cedars Of Lebanon, led by
Capt. George M. Little, with the band
and drill team; the drill team of Jobs
Daughters. led by J. c. Mcconnell,
drillmaster. and Robert lie Bruce
Chapter of the Order of De Molay,
with the Elks Boys Band. led by
James L. Kidwell, and the De Molay
patrol.
The evenings entertainment, which
started at pm. with baseball game
n which the team from the Federal
bureau Of Investigation defeated q
team from the Potomac Electric Pow
or Co., was arranged by q committee
Headed by Kenneth R. Harries, general |
chairman Of the Masonic organization |
Evening star., 1938-06-16

classes ---- 4at $50
Third prize winners Zone
each In the 1 classes)-- 4at 100
Honorable mention
awards (all classes) .-112 1T so
Certificates of merit to all whose
pictures are entered In the national
awards.
The grand prize winning picture
will be chosen from the four $500
class prize winners, thus bringing to
$500 the two prizes for the best
picture.
Judges Nationally Known.
Members of the Board of Judges
are:
Toni Frissell, nationally known So
ciety and fashion photographer.
George Henry High, member Chi
caso Camera Club; Camera Club of
New York City; Oval Table Society,
New York City; Societe Francaise;
Fellow Royal Photographic Society.
Norman Rockwell, outstanding ar
tist and illustrator of human-interest
subjects.
Cornelia Otis Skinner, distinguished
actress, radio star and amateur pho
tographer.
Kenneth Wilson williams, photog-
rapher and editor Of amateur plblica-
tions Of Eastman Kodak Co.
The four classes in which the pic
lures will be judged are listed in the
contest rules.
Uniform Enlarsement for Judging.
All the pictures to be exhibited 1T
the national salon will be enlarged to
. uniform size to assure fair judging
of each.
Do not think that you need an ex-
pensive camera to win. Some Of the
most interesting and finest pictures
have been taken with simple box
cameras.
Remember, what may seem to you
ct first . commonplace scene may,
with little attention to composition,
lighting and shadows, make
strikingly beautiful. appealing and
unusual photograph. Again, even
without attention to these points, you
may get an appealing picture because
of the inherent interest In the subject.
Remember, Also. you don't have to
to 60 to Timbuktu to find q scene for
an unusual picture. You will find
many subjects every place you 60 If
you win but open your eyes to the
possibilities.
80 read the rules, get out your
camera or borrow one If you do not
own one. start snapshooting, and send
In your pictures, as many and Is often
Is you like-and bring In the national
grand prize to Warrington.
Important: Don't lose the NEGATIVES
OF your pictures. The negatives of
prize winning pictures, to be eligible
to compete for national awards, must
b delivered On request 70 the snapshct
contest editor q this paper. -
Evening star., 1938-06-16
Mrs. Kennedy Keeps
Card Index File on
Her Family's Health

Mrs. Joseph Kennedy, wife Of
the American Ambassador in
London, keeps q card index on
her family's health.
Neatly set down and fled away
are family data on who has been
inoculated, who has had his ton
sils out, who has had his eyes
examined and who needs to 20
to the dentist.
A big family is fun, she says.
Evening star., 1938-06-16
HELD FOR GRAND JURY

HYATTSVILLE Md, June Is
Lehman Adams, 26-year-old man
ager OF Washington grocery store,
yesterday was held for the grand fury
under $500 bond on q charge Of as
sault with intent to kill Louis Talton,
40 Eleventh street NE, when Ar
raigned before Judge George B. Mer-
rick in Police Court here.
The charge grew out of a fieht at
an establishment on the Baltimore
boulevard June 10. A
Evening star., 1938-06-16
Senators Giuen
Caps as Gifts
Todd Industry
y the Associated Press.

BY Tie ASS0Clated Press.
Senator's, who get all sorts Of gifts,
each received cap yesterday As .
present from the United Hatters, Cap
and Millinery Workers International
Union.
Each also got a request to wear the
cap home. The union said this might
help overcome public apathy to caps"
and aid employment in their industry.
The union concentrated on the o6
Senator'S, passing up the 435 Repre-
SentativeS.
Evening star., 1938-06-16
WEATHER REPORT

, o. cloudy and local showers and
tomorrow moderate southerly, shifting northwest
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
cooler the o'eN'
VEgnshowers probable slightly warmer
the interior tonight. "
West VrgnaMosy cloudy probably
portions tonight " -
Evening star., 1938-06-16
Salem's Dock Made Ready.

NAHANT, Mass. June 16 (P.-Work-
men preparing for President Roose-
velt's arrival for his sons wedding on
Saturday today scrubbed the accumu-
lated coal dust Of years from a dock at
Salem where the Chief Executive
had planned to come ashore from the
yacht Potomac.
The prospective bridegroom, John
Roosevelt, attended to q hundred-odd
details Of his marriage to Anne Lindsay
Clark In the tiny, lo7-year-old Union
Church here.
John said he would have la ushers
at the wedding. This he regarded as
an omen Of good luck rather than bad.
He told newspaper men that Is was
his lucky number. inasmuch as he was
born on March l3. 1916, and his pros
pective bride. Anne Lindsay Clark, on
July Is, 1916. John and Anne became
engaged on September 13, 1887.
The couple faced q round of dinners.
dances and parties to keep them busily
engaged until Saturday.
Last night they danced at q Boston
hotel with Anne's sister Sally, 18, who
Will be the maid of honor, and other
friends
Tonight, John and Anne and all
the Roosevelts who have arrived at
that time-James, Elliott, Franklin and
their wives and Johns sister and her
husband. Mr.. and Mrs. John Boettieer
will be guests 1T Concord of Miss
Ledlie Laughlin, one Of the brides
maids.
Secret Service Men Busy.
Secret Service men of the White
House detail moved about town in f,naI
preparation for President Rooseyelt.s
arrival -
A literally blushing bridegroom met
with reporters yesterday to struggle. at
their behest, through a description of
the dress Anne's mother. Mrs. F.
Haven Clark. will wear on the wedding
day. and reveal that Harvard athletic
teams had robbed him of two of his
ushers.
Despite all questions, however, John
refused to disclose how he and Anne
intended to escape from this almost
Island town, connected with the main
land only by q causeway. after their
wedding reception.
There was continued speculation
tnat their honeymoon trip would in
ciude sea trip. either to Europe or
Bermuda.
Meanwhile, in the tiny, l07-year-old
church where John and Anne will
Join hands Malcolm Lang, the Boston
organlst, practiced his "Lohenerin"
ana Mendelssohn. Even Mr.. Lang was
forced to smile when it was disclosed
To-Day that his two organ bumpers,
ootn TO be well hidden, will be Re-
publicans.
Evening star., 1938-06-16
ASK RIGHTS OF WAY
Maryland Takes Preliminary
Steps for Coastal Highway.

OtePs 1O1 OOdStd1 IBH"dy'
OCEAN CITY, Md. June Is R-
Preliminary steps toward securing
rights of way for the new 5000, 900
coastal highway between this seaside
resort and the Maryland-Delaware
boundary line began here yesterday
under supervision Of the State Roads
Commission.
Opening Of the boulevard will pro-
vide . direct route for trafic be-
tween Ocean City and Rehoboth
Beach. Del, two important resorts
ON this section Of the Atlantic Coast.
Evening star., 1938-06-16
Report for Last "a Hours.
Report for Last "A Hsurs.

Report for Last "a Hsurs.
(From noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest, 81. p.m. yesterday. Year
ago. 81.
Lowest 81. s am. today. Year aso, 6s.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Hishest. 96. on June 12.
Lowest, 16 on January %.
humidity for Last "A Hours.
rrom noon yesterday to noon today
HiRhest, % per cent ct am. today.
Lowest, 26 per cent At 1880 pm. yes
terday.
The Sun and Meen.
Rises. Sets.
Sun. today ------ AL 7:35
Sun. tomorrow 4:4l 7:36 90
Moon: Itcdsy 1858 Pm. 7:bg en-.
one-han hour after sunset.
PYeciDitation.
Monthly precipitation IN inches tn the
Capital (current month to datet:
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River Report,

Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear
at Harpers Ferry; Potomac very muddy at
Great Falls today. 1
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey
Evening star., 1938-06-16
CONGRESS MARS
WEDDING PLANS.
Roosevelt Will Take Train
Tomorrow Evening If
Adjournment Fails.

The delay in adjournment of Con-
gress has caused the President and
Mrs. Roosevelt to rearrange their
plans for attending the wedding Of
their son, John. to Miss Anne Lindsay
Clark at Nahant. Mass, Saturday.
Instead Of cruising through Cape
Cod Canal on the Government yacht
Potomac As he had planned. the Presi-
dent will remain here, studying and
signing bills until Congress has ad-
journed.
II adjournment comes tonight he
will leave shortly thereafter with Mrs.
Roosevelt by train. Otherwise, Mr..
Roosevelt will stay in Washington un-
til tomorrow night. II he cannot
leave tonight. Mrs. Roosevelt will be
accompanied only by Mr.. and Mrs.
Elliott Roosevelt as far as New York,
where Mr.. and Mrs. John Boettiger
will board the train.
Most Of the family will attend q
breakfast tomorrow morning at James
Roosevelt's farm in Framingham,
Mass.
The Potomac will pick up the Presi-
dent at a port near Boston and will be
his headquarters at Nahant.
After the wedding, Mrs. Roosevelt
will drive to Hyde Park, N. Y, with
her grandchildren, while Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt. jr.; Mr., and
Mrs. Boettiger and Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
lott Roosevelt sail to Hyde Park on
the yacht If Congress adjourns before
the President leaves for the wedding,
he also will return to Hyde Park on
the yacht.
Evening star., 1938-06-16
The Sun and Mssn.
rrecfpitation.

Monthly precipitation IN inches tn the
Capital (current month to datet:
Evening star., 1938-08-12
LEGAL NOTICES.

THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT
of the Comptroller Of the Currency wash
ineton. D. c., August 10 1898 Notice &C. is Is
Claims Claims against again The Fidelity Building and
Loan Association Of Washington: p. C..
that immediate steps VIII I'd oe th., ,assh s n.ro
sons who have not heretofore MEG pIoois
Of claims with the receiver under I the ne nE.iee
1Ssn Aayuss sss With 90 the M
James H. Nolan $40 18th Street. N. ".
shihston :,,iaa inasmgci dma isrm aS ted
after said date without reference to claims
that have not been duly established. =; H.
COUGH. Acting COMPTROLLER sn,d o1 5he dIs ~ Esf-
rency aui.. = ="
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned being all of the members OF
. Limited Partnership formed pGrsuant 70
hs laws S the sse n 1f the of
iumbia as Limited Partnership have fled
a certificate of Limited Partner.nip N e the
Of % the United states for the District of
Columbia: that the firm name name OF csa, SAID
Is fhe G. aness 1aehSed to Be
transacted by said partnership, is tao buy
Ing or otherwise acquiring, selling or 9TH
srwse S bshs IN Of hs
ship or for others. in stocks; bonds or other
securities and property: %, tranSactlng q
ssnsra. ssos as sss"e IS ordnars Conducted BY New
York Stock Exchange firms and conforming
TO the constitution and rules OF the Saic
New York Stock Exchange: (cl underwrit-
cure underwritings or subscriptions Tor.
stocks. bonds or other securities fnd/ or
otherwise financing or assisting to procure
the financing OF corporate or oiher enter
prses; that John g. Pennypacker' I3nsI James
H Baetjer, Don M.>Kelley. George A. Gar
rett and John E. Parker ceased to be
General Partners. and Frederick Osborn
ceased to be a Special Partner OF SAID part
ab,ooE nsrsh,I On JTy Edvara aSS 'n1s Mcponnei @ f.
Alfonso Alfonso ?. villa wiilsm r. + Preston and
Charles s. Sargent are General Partners;
that p Erskine Wood. Grayson M.:P
Murphy IT. and Walter RI Russell Sd.,a He5sisk
Common Stock Of the co-partnership the
following amounts in cash: P. Erskine
Wood. S3OO.O0h: Grayson M.-P. Murphy,
Jr. $50.0O0; Gnd Walter Russell Herr1ck.
S2O0.00o and that the term % Of the !inst. part.
on June 90. 1899. subject to earlier ter
Special Partners will be entitled to the
return Of their contributions upon termina-
tion of the partnership: In edition tne ne
Or al OF the contribution Of each Special
Partner may be withdrawn upon his death
or re:iremen. from the partnership or on
certain other CONTINGENCIES, but that such
withdrawal shall not be made unless niles and
celed or so amended as 70 set forth such
withdrawal. Dated this 5th day of August.
1898. A(Signed.l Otis A. Glazebrook; Jr.,
Edward o. Mcdonnell. Alfonso p. villa.
sarr.n W,sT Il 's% snd
Wood. Grayson Mp; Murphy; u. and
wst::I1 nHssiifs Esss. ses
Evening star., 1938-08-12
C. G. SLOAN & CO.. INC,
AUCTIONEERS,
7lS l3th &t. NV

SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS. PER-
soNAL Ly EFFEcTs. ETC. FOR sToR-
Sse' AusUsT i; i5ssy sy'n % ,sss sss os At gH Ten
o,CLoGK .Gte vnANsn. A;M; AND &C coNTIMyiNe
THEREAFTER UNTIL ALL Is DIS
POSED OF; there will be sold at PUB
STREET NV. wAsHNGTON. D. G..
to enforce liens for storage and other
charges due and unpaid. all furniture.
n s ssst eas nsm.s sorsa Mrs. Win 9rs Us
Bailey. Agnes Boyd. Mrs. J. Brock,
Charles Brooks Katie Campbell, lola
Cornish, Maggie L. Creesey. Leonard
Nm n; l5s,cr Rsy Mrs u.s.,, M DeLHfien. SS y g
Fowler. Edith French. Caldwell Fuel.
Walter Gaskins. Fannie Gray, Isabelle
Grimes. Mrs. Hamilton. Mrs. B. Hart
nett, Roland Hawkins J. c. Henry.
Jos: Henry. Mrs; =. Henson, M. R.
w. Hinton. Mrs Frank Hogan. Mrs.
A. W. Hollenback. Ella Jackson. John
jenkins. Mrs: Johnnie Jones. Lena
VIM. MicEens, John Mobley. Daniel
Montgomery. George Z. Moore, Reg
inald Moore. Jessie Nelson. Eunice
Payne. Mrs. Peacock. Mack Puckett.
Marie RANDALL. Mrs. Hugh HfgSby.
Mrs. c.. Roberts. Lena Simms. Francis
8. ey-Smith. William Smith. r. Soth-
oron. Irene Stewart, Susie Stewart.
Mary Stout. James Susa. Thelma
Taylor. Mrs. N. K Ward. Kate Wilson.
Mr.. Wilson. Marie Woodland and vir-
ginia Woods.
TERMS: CASH.
UNION STORAGE COMPANY, INC.
70S-7-0 Florida Avenue NV.
su12.10.
Evening star., 1938-08-12
FUTURE.
rHos. ). OWEN IL SON. AucT1oNEERs

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE N.
OF 4 MODERN TaREF-sIOsRT s;ANn ANp
BufLD1NG CONTAINING sEvEN
os3a SIXTEENTH STREET NV
WHSH1scT9N WfTH \ THREr!eroRY 9: s REsipEacz Ebae
ROOMS And THREE BATHS.
the payment Of the principal of and in
terest on the debt secured on the hereln =
after described land and premises by
certain deed 81 trust bearing Gate o,,so- Novsm-
oath. 1924. in Liber 1894. Folio 13s. ct
seq. Of the Land Records Of the District
of Columbia. as well as in the payment o.
the written request Of the present holder
of the bonds secured thereby. the under
signed. Trustee. will sell at public auction
oGk n tcsns rM ?, 'es On P1s%,sss PspsY n. 4 NM
TENTH DAY OF AUGUST. AID. 1895
the following described land and premises
situate. lying and being IN the %Co9nty % OF
namely: Lot Thirty-two (32p in George
Oakley Totten. Jr's. Combination Of lots
in Block Seventeen @ b.4 Ss raa ail
of the Records Of the once of the Sur
veyor of the District Of Columbia; CNote;
The above described land is designated on
the Books. Of the Assessor Of the District
Of Columbia. for taxation purposes, As Lo,
g. in Square 2574o together with all
buildings and improvements OF every kind
and description. erected or placed thereon,
including all engines. boilers, elevators.
dynamos. heating and lighting appafatus,
refrigerating plant. and also. all. each
and every Of the permanent or immovabl.
interior improvements and fixtures Ct
every kind and description. in or upon
said premises. or used in connection there
with, together with all and singular the
ways. easements. rights. PRIVILEGES and Ap
purtenances and hereditaments to said
premises belonging or in anywise spper-
TERMS OF SALE: one-Third Of the pur-
chase price to be paid In cash. the balance
payable in equal installments IN one an6
two years after date of sale. with interest
at the rate Of fve per cent tBTe) per
annum and payable semi-annually. secured
by first deed Of trust upon the property
sold. or all cash at the option of the pur
chaser. A. deposit OF S7.6O0.O0 in cash
or certified check on q local bank or trust
company will be required at time of sale
All conveyancine. title examination. re-
the expense OF the purchaser. The terms
of sale to be complied with within fifteen
days from DATE Of sale. In default Of which
the property will be reSold At the risk and
cost Of the defaulting purchaser after i've
days advertisement OF such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington. d. c.
UNION TRUST COMPANY or THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA: Trustee.
BY GEO. e. FILMING.
Vice President.
(SeaD-Attest:
J. WESLEY CLAMPITT. Jr.,
Assistant Secretary.
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