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the and the Department
untitled orders accumulate
surprising that
against the New Deal
Further investigation industry willing
loans to finance production; agricultural industrial
acturers fill
rolls
under suggestions from their
until after
Republican anticipated liberal banking policy
the New the balance of
term and thus restore the big private bankers their old
So discussed confidential
Government supply working
orders Mr. the
sions Mr. Jones elderly
animals Texans and bankers
plan still under consideration
the archfoe OF Federal
R. F. c. lend 81 500 ooO00 business
the
applied simply asked
applied
been refused loan then the F. good
for l0an
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BARTENDERS' DANCE

Contest for Prettiest Waitress
Will Be Feature.
A contest to determine the most
beautiful and most popular waitress
employed in a restaurant having a
class c liquor license will be feature
Of the Bartenders' Club dance at the
Raleigh Hotel next Sunday night.
The contestants will be paraded at
II pm. and the voting will close at
midnight Information on the con-
test can be obtained at the Bartend-
ers' Club. Inc. 913 Tenth street NV,
telephone District 6932.
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nave applied to the local bank and
got the loan, then, of course, they
don't need to go to the r. F. C. at
all. And the local banks have their
orders not to lend. So. the 81 500
100000 r. F. c. fund for loans to
small business is safely under pro-
tective custody in Jesse Jones'
concentration camp for the dura-
ton of the deflation. Wage cutting
continues railway labor is next to
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like that tonight,
arriving to pro-
test publicly the
d e p 0 r tation Of
Norman Thomas.
The mobilization
against a them sug-
gests war days.
Mr.. O'Connell
is a Democrat Of
Montana, and Mr..
Bernard a Farm
er-L a b orr te Of
Minnesota. They
are both fresh
m q n Congress-
men, and both
al, n,rl rc,nhD nal,
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B. J. LAWS SPEAKER
D. c. Bar Head to Address New
Jerusalem Convention.

Bolitha. J. Laws, president of the
District Bar Association. was to speak
before the men attending the ll7th
General Convention of the New Je-
rusalem at pm. today at the Admiral
Club, 1910 Rhode Island avenue NV.
banquet arranged by the Ameri-
can New-Church League of the New
Jerusalem will be held at the Raleigh
Hotel at $50 o'clock tonight Speakers
will pe Ezra Hyde Alden, Hayden B.
johnson, the Rev. S. J. c. Goldsack,
head of the New-Church in Great
Britain, and the Rev. F. Sidney Mayer
OF Baltimore, head of the church in
the United States.
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For him sheet of sheepskin, even
from Harvard, where he first knew
the law under Langdell and Ames,
has no great significance. The
chances are that Justice Brandeis
will refuse Harvard's offer.
X X 4 X
If Harvard is refused. the
president and fellows can console
themselves with the thought that
their colleagues at New Haven
have already experienced the same
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ne squeezed on July - end the
the hours
lhs no sit-doun strike national polticsthe closing
pase the nght between the
refomers Tor control OF destn
most OF the tricks and the public going on
h,
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CHILDREN'S CONCERT
Folk Dances and Sketches to Be
Presented Tomorrow.

The 18th annual children's concert
OF the Washington Jewish Children's
School of the International Workers
Order will be held at 8 pm tomorrow
at the Joppa Lodge Hall, 1909 Ninth
street NV.
The program will consist of folk
dances, dramatic and humorous
sketches by the children.
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HE opinions OF the Ders this page oDn not
@ necessarily TIE Stars Such opinions are presented in
The Stars etor to giDe all sides OF questions OF interest
readers although such opinions contradictory among
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars
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We, the People
Banking Interests Believed Stalng for G. O. p Gains
as Business Looks in Vain to K. F. G.
BY JAY FRANKLIN.


circles Washington still chorng at the clever way in
which hchhikers
strike" frightened capital"
whole keeping themselves
hints Senator Jones,
nFinance Corp
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OF course, there Is no "sit-
down strike" by capital. What the
New Deal faces is a bankers ramp,
modelled on the technique by
which the English Tories smashed
the last labor government and by
which the hundred families Of
France broke up Leon Blum's
Popular Front government. What
caused left-wing new dealers hastily
to announce that "sit-down
strike" was in. progress among
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Headline Folk
and What
They Do
Jerry O'Connell and ].
T. Bernard Invade the
Hague Fortress.
BY LEMUEL r. PARTON.

w YHEN Jay Gould and Jim
NA/ Fisk landed in Jersey City,
v " in their memorable cross
ing of the Hudson. they
bought a hotel, set up some guns and
made it into a fortress. Representa-
tives Jerry j. O'Connell and John r.
Bernard may have to do something
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Government will assume authority to
regulate wages and hours throughout
the United States.
1t is true the proposed law concerns
only the minimum wages and only the
Evening star., 1938-05-07
Law on Wages
Will Amend
Constitution
Short Cut Seen in Plan
to Gain Power of
Regimentation.

By DAVID LAWRENCE.
= MESS the American people by
| petition tell the members of
! Congress otherwise between
= now and May %, the Federal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-14

hiszek ugyan benne, de mem
valtoztathatok rata. Allit0lag
husz ev ota egyebet Sc tettek
az osztrakok, mint ere a be-
csatlakozasra vagy beolvasztas-
ra vartak, ami most megtOr-
tent, de az en- egyugyu eszem
szerint csobordol vodorbe lep
TEX a jamborok. Ugy jartak,
mint az egyszeri fatal asszony,
akinek historiaja ICY hangzik:
= Megkerdeztek a fatal asz-
szonykat, hogy most, mikor
mar ferjhez ment, mi a vele-
menye a hazassag felol?
Elgondolkozott a fatal asz-
szonyka, maid ait mondta:
En- bizony mem sok xii
lonbseget talalok leanykori ele-
tenn es mostani eletem kozOtt.
Csodalkoztak rata nagyon.
Hat az mar hogy lehet?
Megmagyarazta az asszony-
ka szepen:
Hat leanykoromban haj-
nalig vartam, hogy a v6lege-
nyem vegre elmenjen, most
pedig hajnalig varok, hogy a
ferjem hazajojjon.
Austria is alighanem ICY
fog jarni Hitlerrel.
Egyebkent igen jo anekdotat
hoztak nekem mostansag egye-
nesen Bees varosabol olyan
amerikai barataim, akiket a
Macy valtozas eppen oft ert. FL
mondtak, hogy mikor Hitler
Becsben jart, felkereste oft a
nagybatyJat is, aH igen oreg
ember es akit mar evtizedek
ota mem latott.
Orommel fogadta a nagyba-
csi a fatal 0ccset, meg is ven
degelte volna, ha lett volna
neki miyel, de ICY, hogy mem
volt, hat csak beszelgetni tu-
dott vele. A beszelgetes k0zben
pedig Hitler megkerdezte:
- Nezd bacsikam, en- most
ell fogom rendelni az osztrak
nepszaxazast, hogy tt 0nkent
jarultok hozza a Nemetorszag.
hoz valo csatlakozashoz. RENE.
lem, hogy te is mellettem fogss
szavazni.
Az Greg nagybacsi gyanakod-
| va nezett Hitlerre--
= Milyen lesz a szavazolap:
Megmutatta neki Hitler q
hosszu szavazolapot, amely ap-
ro betiikkel van nyon1va es
rengeteget beszel a valtozas fe.
lol. A vegen azutan van ket
kocka es a belejiik rajzolt Ike.
reszt mondja meg, hogy mint
szavaz az egykori osZtrak pol.
gar. Akar-e nemet lenni vagy
sem?
Nezegette az oreg ur, akinek
Joseph Hitler a neye, .jo dara.
big a siriin telenyomott sza
Xazolapot, maid negszolalt:
- Hagyd lit ext nekezn, Dol
Fl 0csem, hogy alaposan belle
nezhessek.
Rossz neven wette EFT Fit
ler es bosszusan mondotta:
- TalAn mem hiszel a sza.
vamnak? Alairhatod AIT a jt
helyen lAtatlanul is, ha egyszer
en- ajanlom, hogy tedd meg.
Az 0reg ur csak fejet razta
es csendesen magyarazta:
- Nezz ide te, Dolfi gyerek!
Negyven esztendovel ezel0tt
alairtam latatlanba a hazaSsa-
gi szerzodest es kutya legyek,
ha azota 0tsz0r is ell mem OIL
vasok minden irast, amt ala
kell irnom.
Nekem valami ait sugja,
hogy Hitler ugyan oriasi t0bb-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-14

inert attol felek, hogy a mos
tani bolt a husvettal Sc er We
get. Olyan bolondra fordult a
vilag sora, hogy ma mar az
unnepeket es a bojt0ket mem
az egyhazak rendelik Ell, sot a
kalendarium csinaloknak sincs
tobbe azokhoz koze, hanem a
gazdasagi viszonyok mondjak
meg, hogy mikor koplaljon az
enber es mikor lakjek jol.
A gazdasagi viszonyok pc
dig nagyon sok bojtot irnak
elo. listen tudja, hogy mikor
javulnak maid oda, hogy ismet
jollakhatunk. Vagy legalabb is
nyugodtan lakhatunk jol. Mert
laiszen i1a nagyon osszekapar-
ndk a szegenyseget, egy regge-
lig tarto vacsorara ma is XII
tefnek, de hOlnap azutan mem
volna semmink, amit Inegehes-
SUNK -Haromszor is meg kell
gundDlnunk manapsag a dol
got, .Hmig masodikat is ka-
nyaritunk a kenyerbOl, a mel
kje tartozo Szalonnarol mem
is reve emlitest. AIT mostansag
ugy 'kell kezelni, mint maskor
a fustOlt szalonnara szort eros
paprikat. Csinjan kell banni
Tle, inert hamar elfogy es a
kgpp jon utana.
"A magam veges esze ugy
gondolja, hogy minilennek a
diktatorok az okai, akik rette-
goshen tartjak a Wilagot es
rontjak a vallaIkozasi kedvet.
Bojtot es innepet manapsag
Ealropaban a diktator urak ir-
max elo. Peldaul 1nikor Ausz-
triat elfoglalta, AIT mondta
Hitler:
= Legyen unnep az osztra-
kok foldjen.
Es volt is harom napig i'm
nep. Utana pedig bojtot rem
deIt az osztrakokra a nemet
dlktator, de ait elfeledte meg
mondani, hogy meddig tartson
ez a bolt es en- attol felek,
hogy nagyon soka fog tartani.
En- bizony mem szeretem ait,
mikor magamfajta f0ldi en-
Der, mint teszem fel ez a Hit
Ter, beleavatkozik az egyha-
Yak dnlgaba es bojtoket meg
unnepeket rendelget. Mem neki
val6 mlnka ez es jobb ,volna,
ha a yallasi felekezetekr1ek be-
ket hagyna, inert amt csinal,
az a varaljai hitk0zseg b0lcseit
juttatja eszembe.
Meghalt az Greg rabbi a
varaljai hitkozsegben es rosz-
szas probalgatas utan ujat va
lasztottak helyebe. A valasztas
utan pedig megjelent az vi
rabbinal a hitkozseg okos fejii
elnoke, az Greg Steinfeld es egy
hosszu okmanyt terjesztett a
pap ele ezekiel a szavakkal:
- Miel6tt barmi masat ten
mel, papom, ird EFT ala.
Megnezte a rabbi az ok
manyt es csodalkozva mondta:
- Miert irjam en- EFT ala?
Hlsz ez maga a tiz parancsolat,
$50 szerint akkent, amint ait
Mozes az egb6l kapta a k6-
tablakon.
Amire az oreg Steinfeld nyu-
godtan mondta:
Te csak ird ala, inert te
mem ismered az itteni nepet.
IudJak azok is, hogy ez M6zes
tiz parancsolata, de jobban
hisznek benne, ha a te alaira-
sod is alatta van.
Talan Hitler is ezt gondolja,
azert probalgatja AIT, hogy
minden vallasos rendelkezest a
maga alairasaval lasson el. Ak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-14

kor ITALIAN jobban engedelmes-
kednek azoknak a nepek.
AIT mondjak egyebkent,
hogy az osztrakoknak nagyon
tetszik az vi allapot. Kotve
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-04-14
AGYONZUZTA A
CSILLE KOCSI

A Glen Alden Coal Company
Buttonwood tarnaiaban a csil-
le kocsi halalra zuzta Ronald
Pugh 26 ewes banyaszt.
The Washington times., 1938-02-03

would keep her from riding in
the Horse Show that night.
Leila Stiles, in pale gray
tweeds and astrakhan, laugh.
ing with Paul Porter, now Of
Columbia Broadcasting, over
departed days, when he was her
managing editor; Tony Wake.
man, who is an especial favor
lite Of ours, coming in late and
minus his stunning wife, who
couldn't get there because Of q
complication Of engagements;
Virginia Brown (Brownie). who
Is a pretty and vivid brunette
and has a most intriguing laugh.
Bob Phillips, wearing swag-
ger riding togs, and being very
well satisfied that Saturday
night and the Birthday Ball
had found him home and in
bed-early. Jay Carmody, who
has been in pensive mood ever
since Saturday night, giving
Bob q dark look and opening
that he was practically the only
person that was! Petite Ann
GilliS in all black, with a Saucy,
turned up off the face hat;
Mary Burke, also very pretty
and tiny, and our own Mabelle
Jennings in one Of the best
looking frocks there-a sort Of
Slate-gray woolen crepe.
Ever so many more people
coming in as we left to go
home, dress and 60 to Fort
Myer for the Horse Show with
the very nice Edgar MorTises.
CONTINUED on Page 10, Col. u
The Washington times., 1938-02-03
Wife
Gets Flowers
By Igor CGssini

II Duce gave his blessing to
the forthcoming marriage of
King Zog of Albania to the
Countess Geraldine Apponyi of
Hungary, but did you know that
the Hungarian white Rose"
was only his third choice? When
King Zog was in Rome a year
ago he asked the hand Of two
Roman beauties, but the stun
ming Princes RuSpoli and
dynamic blonde Countess Wit
toria Ceriana rejected his very
generous offer-an income of
one million lire a year, a palace
in Rome and four months stay,
and by so doing they certainly
did not please the Duce. Not
withStanding, Hungary is still on
friendly terms with Italy. The
room of Donna Matilde de
Suvich, wife of the italian Am
bassador, at Garfield Hospital,
where she underwent an opera
tion, is practically massed with
flowers. Mrs. Cordell Hull has
really a grand sense of humor
E. The other day she was visit
ing the Lady Astor sesquicen-
tennial exposition at the Cor
coran Gallery, and vivaciously
discussing each portrait with
Winant Johnston. When she
saw the portrait of Benjamin
Franklin she could not repreSs
a very spontaneous remark
(whose pungency should have
to be heard to be appreciated) :.
Unfortunately the English
King of Soap and his wife, Lord
and Lady Leverhulme, who spent
few days in this town, are going
back to New York Their Sec
retary, Mr.. Ursel Scott, is going
to keep us Company a little
longer. He is the guest I Ma
than Bartlett Cholly Xnick-
erbocker sings This Is Ro-
NANCE" when he talks of Mrs.
Robert Bacon and "Jock" Nc
Lean Now she is visiting at
Friendship and D.. shortly, they
are going to Florida Ned
Mclean, who recently broke his
leg in a skiing accident in Col
orado, is going to join his fam
lily at the Boca Ration hundred-
dollars-a-day) club The
dance to be given at the Chilean
Embassy on the eleventh of
February in honor of Senorita
Graciela Trucco anG Fernando
1llanes is going to be very small
and VERY exclusive The
party will have a definite con-
tinental touch the stag line
being very- small. Instead of
the usual American proportion
of three or four girls for each
man, this time the proportion
won't even be two to one .
Nice work, Mr.. Manuel Trucco!
The Washington times., 1938-02-03
Supper Parties

After.the.theater supper par.
ties are certainly popular
this week with that sparkling
comedienne, Ina Claire. as the
incentive for the gatherings.
Last evening the Attache of
the British Embassy and Mrs.
Harold Sims were hosts at one
Of these entertaining affairs
and tonight Representative and
Mrs. Robert Low Bacon have in
vited a group to their home on
F Street following the show.
Mrs. Charles Francis Adams,
wife of the Former Secretary of
the Navy, is paying a visit to the
Capital, and today was the
guest in whose honor Mrs. Har-
Ian Fiske Stone entertained at
Q luncheon.
Another popular visitor in
town is Mrs. John Hollister,
wife of the former Representa-
tive from Ohio, who is staying
with Mrs. Higgins Chaplin at
her home on Foxhal Road. To.
hight Mrs. Chaplin will enter
tain at dinner for her and also
tomorrow evening when Mr.. Hol-
lister will have Joined them. On
Saturday the James Clement
Dunns will be hosts at lunch
con in honor of the HOLSTERS.
One or two other "gleanings"
pardon me Mr.. Kelley-are
Mrs. Matthew Hanna'S lunch
con on Saturday and Mrs. Ralph
Brewster'S party on February
10; Nine. Troyanovsky's at home
on the 18th and Mrs. Huston
Thompson's farewell luncheon
for her daughter, Mrs. John Farr
Simmons, on February 16.
The Washington times., 1938-02-03

very sad news.
IRON S o'clock until, on
= Tuesday. First we dropped
into Arthur Godfrey's cocktail
party for Jim Tully, intending
to linger about half an hour;
OF course, we stayed much
longer. Arthur Godfrey is a real
host and the party had every
thing, including a million
laughs.
Jim Tully was the most un.
assuming honor guest; he was
as quiet as the proverbial
mouse in. the beginning, but
after guests stood about him
some five rows deep, it was easy
to tell for whom the party was
being given. And-he pleased
us no end by telling us that he
liked our story about him last
Saturday, and then with q twin.
kle in his very bright blue eyes
said, "You left out just the right
things"
MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM
AVA VAN DUzER, with Mrs.
Van Duzer a bit distressed be-
cause she had been at a large
and elaborate luncheon at 1870
o'clock and, consequently,
couldn't touch even one Of the
very delicious sandwiches. DR..
William Mcclellan, in the best
Of humors, Steve Early, Billy
Hill, who told us his daughter,
Margaret, was most unhappy
because q bad throat and cold
The Washington times., 1938-02-03

TAHMINAH RANI is as captivating as her name might
lead one to believe She is the daughter Of Dr. and Mme
Ardeshr B. Ian Dr. Irani attache Of the 1ranan
Legation here which abolished recently by the King
of an Tahmnah has, since she can remember wanted
to become great actress. If hard work will do it vel
place bet on her success She student at the National
Academy of Stage Training Tahinah would rather do
the Potion scene from Romeo and Juliet than she has
attempted Her black eyes snap when she is excited
and she has wavy jet black hair accented by creamy skim
The Washington times., 1938-02-03

Senator and Mrs. McNary are
again making their home at
2101 Connecticut Ave, having
leased Eddie Gardner's apart
ment there, and Mrs. McNary is
planning a luncheon on the six
teenti. Mrs. Alva B. Adams has
returned from Colorado, where
She went to make the acquaint-
ance of her newest granddaugh-
ter, and she will observe some
Thursdays at home little later.
Another in the series Of
1uncheonS given for Mrs. Roose-
welt by wives Of Cabinet officers
is scheduled for Valentines day
with Mrs. Cummings as the
hostess. The new Associate
Justice and Mrs. Stanley Reed
will entertain on February IL
at their first dinner party since
he took his oath Of office.
The Washington times., 1938-02-03
Pastorizas Hosts

The Minister of the Domini-
can Republic was host yester-
day at a luncheon given in honor
Of the Haitian delegates, Abel
Leger, Dantes Bellegarde, Edme
Manigat and the Minister of the
Republic of Haiti, Ellie Lescat.
Other guests included the Min
lister of Foreign Affairs of the
Dominican Republic, DR.. Ortega
Frier; DR.. Troncoso de la Concha
and Roberto Despradel, special
ENJOYS of the Dominican gov
eminent.
The Washington times., 1938-02-03

Mrs. Homer Cummings Plans
: Luncheon for First Lady
On Valentines Day
Bu Flora Macdonald

Scouting around yesterday to find out
Just which of the Senatorial wives would
be observing day at home this afternoon we learned not
only of several who would be receiving but managed tc
CLEAN few items of interest
Mrs Miard Tydngs wife of the Senator from Mary
land who with her husband resides during the Congress
sona session with her mother, Mrs Emen Knight Davies
at the aters home Massachusetts, Avenue, will receive
friends this afternoon Mrs Arthur H. Vandenberg is
other who will be home informally in her apartment at
Wardman Park Senator and Mrs Vandenberg have been
Joined by their talented daughter, Betty who pursuing
her studies here after passing several months studying
in New York.
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Mrs. Jones
Is Hostess

Mrs. Eugene Woodson has re-
turned from New York City,
where she spent several days.
Her daughter, Mrs. Lambert
Emlyn Jones entertained at a
bridge tea yesterday in honor of
Mrs. John A. Hallowell, wife of
Lieut.. Comdr. Hallowell. Mrs.
Hallowell is spending some time
in Washington while her hus-
band is on sea duty. The visi-
tor was, before her marriage,
Miss Doris GaSque, daughter of
Representative and Mrs. Allard
GaSque.
The Washington times., 1938-02-03
LeverhuImes Feted

Lord and Lady Leverhulme
were the guests in whose honor
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Bait, of
philadelphia, entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the
Carlton Hotel. The guests in.
cluded the British Ambassador,
Sir Ronald Lindsay; the Secre.
tary Of Labor, Nine. Perkins;
the Secretary of Agriculture,
Henry A. Wallace; John D.
Biggers. Donald Richberg and
Baliol Scott.
The Washington times., 1938-02-03
LeWises Feted

Mr.. snd Mrs. John L. Lewis
and thei. daughter, Miss Cath
crime Lewis, were guests Of
honor 1T a banquet last evening
at Waroman Park Hotel, given
by the Illinois delegation to the
United Mine Workers conven-
ton in town this week. About
$50 persons were present. Mr..
Ray Edmondson, president Of
the Twelfth District, and Mrs.
Edmonoson acted as hosts.
The Washington times., 1938-02-03
Guffeys Have Visitors

Mrs William Gibbs NcAdoo is observing her last day at
home of the The Guffey sisters have received on
several Thursday afternoons but today are busy showing
visitors about town, taking in the Capitol etc, etc.
As of fact their efforts concentrated the
party they will give Sunday for the to Poland
and Mrs Anthony j. Drexel Bidde Among the ladies who
will assist them between the hours of 80 and Nine
Peter, Nine Prochnk. Mrs Stanley Reed, Mrs. Harry H.
Woodring Mrs. Homer S. Cummings, Mrs. Henry A. Wal
lace Mrs Walter A. Jones' Mrs Charles NJ Sherman of New
York city; Miss Marguerite Leland Mrs James Helm, Mrs
danes Alexander Lyon and Mrs Mark Bristol.
The Washington times., 1938-02-03
Closes Hosts

The Minister of the Union
of South Africa and Mrs. Close
entertained informally at dinner
at the Legation last night, TAX
ing their guests to the Horse
Show at Fort Myer afterwards.
The Washington times., 1938-02-03
PETER CARTER
Says

Dresident Roosevelt's desk, in the Execu-
L tive Offices, had just one more addition
to it Tuesday morning small and exqustey dressed DOLL
whose frock paneled in numerous dimes, who had
aadem of dimes in her blond curly locks and held in
hand celophane bag filled with dimes This doll was sent
to the President with its dimes help in the drive against
nfantle paralysis and dressed and all the dimes
tributed by the children of an orphanage out West.
Mr.. Willem Drkse Schalkwyk, Aache of the Union
of South Africa who popular and deservedy among
only the diplomatic corps but residential group is
hear about depart for another post All of which