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Army, Navy, Marine Corps
Social Activities
Officers of Post Go to Fort Meade
After Labor Day-Informal
Parties Hold Interest.

~ widows at Fort Myer during the
and infantry off,
Virginia with the Fort
Of the Sd Corps Area Tuesday
deserted by the troops who after
scheduled Maryland
social activities in connection
visiting officers will
friends after the close Of the daily
the hosees at the post will slip away
husbands
opportunity before the
eouions at Fort
Meade, September %.
COL Jonathan M Wainwright WILL
Wainwright spend OF the
Col and Mrs Wainwghs
Evening star., 1938-08-28
Mrs. Blair Banister
Returns Home.

Mrs. Blair Banister. the Assistant
Treasurer, and Mr.. Blair have re-
turned to Washington after spending
a month with Mrs. Banisters sister,
Mrs. G. F. Lucado, at her home in
Lynville, N. c. Mrs. Banister's daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret Banister, and her
sister, Dr. Meta Glass, who is president
of Sweetbriar College. returned during
the past week from a summer abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Banister went to Sweet
briar en- route home to meet their
daughter, who is on the sta1 at
Sweetbriar.
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wife invite to their home.
Comdr. Daniel J. CallaEhan
Presidents New Naval Aide.
President Roosevelt has new naval
aide who will be in the lineup this
winter at state parties. Comdr. Daniel
j. Callaghan has arrived to take up his
new duties. He succeeded Rear Admi-
raj Walter B. Woodson. now judge
advocate of the Navy. The new naval
aide will be joined in Washington late
next month by Mrs. Callaghan. who
will come from her home In Oakland,
Calf. Their son. Mr.. Daniel J. Gala
CHAN. jr, who was recently married,
will not come with his mother, but it
is expected that before the winter Is
over he will bring his bride to the
Capital for a look-in on the official
picture.
New Commander Of Potomac
Has Many Friends Here.
The new commander Of the Presi-
dents yacht, the Potomac, 1t Comdr
Walter r. Jones, is no stranger to
Washington and he will meet many
old friends when he attends the White
House parties. Comdr. Jones was ir
command of the Potomac just prior tc
the retiring commander Of the boat
| Continued on Page 4, Column 81
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The house ana grounds Of this sum-
mer retreat are everything that could
be desired. Miles away from the
hustle of city. with not house close
by. there is quiet which must be. a
relief after the whirl of winter social
festivities in the Nations Capital.
In reaching this delightful spot one
is afforded lengthy drive along the
beautiful Shenandoah River with the
mountains and the foothills in the
background. There is a formal gar
den at the front OF the charming
house .and a spacious pool with a
playing fountain nestled among giant
shrubbery and summer plants.
The place now is known as Scsollers,
and 1t is said that the original owner
Use TRUcCOs, Page PSI
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New York Weddings
OF Interest
In Capital.

OF MUCH interest in Washington
is the marriage Of Miss Ruth Eve
lyn Briggs, daughter Of Mrs. George
]. Keller of Irvington. N. j., and Mr..
Wallace Gait Hanger, son of Mrs. @.
Wallace w. Hanger of New York and
Washington and the late Mr.. Hanger.
They we're married Friday afternoon
at the Church Of the Ascension in
New York.
Their only attendants were Mrs.
Randolph Forman OF New York and
Mr.. Gait Mish of Washington, a cousin
of the bridegroom.
Only members Of the family and q
few close friends attended the cere-
| mony.
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Lady Lindsay Plans
New England Trip
This Week.

THE Hon. Lady Lindsay. wife
of his Britannia Majesty's Am
bassador, Sir Ronald Lindsay, will
leave early this week for a tour Of
the New England States, after
spending several days In the Cap
ital with her husband
While rumors concerning the re-
tirement in the near future Of Sir
Ronald are rampant. he and Lady
Lindsay do not expect to leave this
country permanently until next
April. Sir Ronald, however. hopes
to 60 home for a visit soon. Of1cial
business has kept him In WASH
ington all summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edison
In New jersey.

The Assistant Secretary OF the Navy
and Mrs. Charles Edison are spending
the week end at their home in Lew
ellyn Park, N. j., and will return to
the city Tuesday. While away they
attended the launching of the de-
stroyer U. s. s. Lang. at which Mrs.
william D. Leahy, wife Of the chief
OF Naval Opera atipns, acted as sponsor.
Evening star., 1938-08-28

Mr.. J. M. Wainwright, 5th, will arrive
in New York on the Santa Clara from
South America. He will come to
Washington to spend day or two
with his parents before sailing back
to South America.
The social calendar Of the Army,
Navy and Marine Corps circles Is
devoid OF any formal entertaining, but
there Is not day that passes that
is not marked with an informal party
The Army-Navy Country Club con.
fro~%i~,.nl ~. no~> nk rA1,,pen & \
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Twin Oaks Ideal Setting
For Large Festivity.
Twin Oaks, the place of Mrs. Charles
J Bell. which Ambassador Wang leased
upon his arrival in Washington, has
been the scene of many elaborate fes-
tivities in the past and is an ideal
setting for large function. While
the heat has played havoc with plant
life and there were few blossoms
showing in the garden at yesterdays
fete, the rare old shrubbery and box
in a measure made up for the lack of
growing flowers Gay gladioli we're
used in standards and there was an
attractive centerpiece of summer fiow-
ers on the tea table.
The Ambassador was assisted in re-
eeiving by his daughter. Miss Yoeh W.
Wang who is his official hostess.
Following her custom of wearing the
Miss Wang chose for yesterdays affair
a robe of lavishly brocaded china silk
and ornaments to carry out the exqui-
site flower design of the material. The
younger sisters of Miss Wang, Miss
An-fu Wang, and Miss An-hsiu, the
latter having just completed. summer
course at Cornell, assisted at the
party and. like their older sister, they
wore their native dress.
Honor Guests Include
Three Young Women.
The honor guests, headed by Mr.. F.
Y. Yung, president of the Chinese
Delegates to the Conference, which
was attended by representatives from
some so nations, included Miss Yang
Hui-min, Miss Liu Teh-wei, Miss Tou
Hsueh-chien. Mr.. H. S. Chun-pei
vice president of the group; Mr.. Chow
Shu-kai, Mr.. Liu Pai-chien, Mr.. Pane
Lo-shih. Mr.. Chen Hung-nien, Mr.
Feng Kuo- ien, Mr.. Win Poa-yu, Mr.
Chi Chung g-chuen. Mr.. Lin Tung, Mr.
LANG Wen-kai, Mr.. Yuen Chin-hsien
(see GARDEN PARTY, Page D-4.)
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DR.. and Mrs. Lyon
Back From Lake.

DR.. and Mrs. James Alexander Lyon
and their sub-deb daughter. Miss
Elizabeth Lyon. have returned to
Greenview Farm after a stay of sew
eral weeks at Saranac Lake. N. Y, and
a few days IN New York City.
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Little | e
Cabinet
News
Many Officials Are
About to Start
On Vacations.

a 4 ANY officials of the little cabi-
M net" have taken belated va
wv cations with their families,
1 4 having waited until late sum-
mer either because of the stress of
business or because Of a desire to
enjoy their leave in cooler times, while
others are about to return to their
desks after pleasant trips to various
parts of the country and abroad.
The Undersecretary of State and
Mrs. Sumner Welles have arrived in
Europe. where they will remain until
the latter part of September.
Mr. Adolf A. Berle. jr.. the Assistant
Secretary of State, is at Woods Hole,
Cape Cod, for the week end with his
wife, who have been away all summer.
They are occupying the cottage Of
CONTINUED on Page D-5, Column 81
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Nine. Lombard
Returning.

Nine. Lombard, wife Of the Military
Attache Of the French Embassy, will
arrive in New York today on the De
Grasse after spending some time in
France.
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The Truccos to Return
Chilean Envoy and Family
To Quit Bluemont Home.

HERE definitely will expressed words of regret that ended
by the Chilean Ambassador his daughters
the beautiful
miles from early
not be the only words of for those friends the popular
diplomat his
months
Evening star., 1938-08-28
Birth Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs James T. Bergman
announce the birth Of son August Is.
The infant will be named Rhys Nor.
gan Berrymap
Evening star., 1938-08-28

4 WHO'S colony Washington we'll may
~ beautiful OF
T. entertained
delegates Second
Pough
N. Y,
guests Chinese
Granddaughters
Daniel had with
Caroline
with
home Hartsvl s.
Minister Mr. Robert Brennan received
head
Of
had pleasure his promotion
Capital always delight but
welcome cooling breezes The
proved that there little doubt
social activities
approaching months.
Evening star., 1938-08-28

Continued on Page DIS, Column s.
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.Mr.Brennan's
Appointment
Of Interest
New Irish Minister
Came to Capitol
Four Years Ago.

~ UGH interest has been mani
M tested here in the appoint
wv ment of Mr. Robert Brennan
4 Il to the office of Minister OF
The Washington times., 1938-09-16
Roofing

NICK ANToNELLI-Tile and marble. spe.
cislizinE in bath repairs. vestibules. Free
estimates. 1927 A St. s. z. Line. 791Ss
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MEDICAL TECHNICIAN

Doctors office. age 2O-32. rapid typist,
keep records of analysis. Excel oppor-
tunity and salary. Perm. See Miss East
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1871 G St. N. W,
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Commissioner Notices
LnanALnnAAN

ing will be adhered to: a. The broad
highways will be DESIGNATED as
sHS an9 VI" 0f he Ss Hn%sd Hnc6 'sr ss Sss
running north and south will be numbered
each way from the meridian
of the Capitol. Streets not In exact align
ment with those to the north or south
will take the numbers Of streets most
nearly in the line of their direct continua-
tion. (3) Streets running east and west
will be named from the letters of the
alphabet until these letters are exhausted.
Beyond this they will be named in accord
ance with plan approved by the Com.
missioners. Streets not in exact alignment
with those to the east or west of them
will take the names of streets most nearly
in the line of their direct continuation.
(4 Streets which do not form an essential
part of the rectangular system of streets
will be designated as places or such other
names as the Commissioners may deter
mine to be appropriate. (5) Circles and
public squares will be named after dis
Americans who have been prom
inent in the service Of their country. Sec
tion III. Lots. (a) Size and location Of
lots: The size, shape and orientation of
lots shall be appropriate for the location
of the proposed subdivision and be such
as to permit compliance with all of the
requirements of the Zoning Regulations.
All lots for residential use shall abut upon
? street. (b) Resubdivision of Lots. A
lot or lots may be resubdivided il all of
the requirements of these regulations are
compled with. (c) Designation OF Lots.
No two lots in any square shall be desig
mated by the same number or by the
same letter in the alphabet. No lot num-
Der shall be given to any lot until the
subdivision is received from the Commits.
sioners of the District of Columbia for
record in the Surveyors Office. Where q
portion Of . lot is left as . residue in q
or is otherwise isolated, it
may. upon approval by the Commissioners,
be given a lot number. Section W. Vari-
atoms. Variations from the requirements
Of these regulations may be made in the
discretion of the Commissioners of the
District Of Columbia in cases of practical
difficulty or unnecessary hardship when
when not in conflict with mandatory laws.
Section V. Definitions. For the purpose
Of these regulations certain items and
words are defined as follows; but such
definitions will not be held to modify or
affect in any way the legal interpretations
Of such terms and words where used in
other regulations: Building Line: line
beyond which property owners or others
have no legal or vested right to extend a
building or any part thereof without spe-
cial permission and approval of the proper
authorities; ordinarily line of demarka-
tion between public and private property,
but also applied to building restriction
line. when recorded on the plats of the
Lot: The land bounded by definite lines
or to be recorded as a lot on the
records of the Surveyor. District of Co
lumbia. Square: Land designated or pro-
posed to be designated as a square or a
block on the records of the Surveyor.
District of Columbia. M. c. HAZEN. DA-
VID McCOACH, JR Commissioners n r
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Commissioners, Notices

COMMIssIONERs OF THE DIsTRII

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, Washington, September 8.
regulating the plating and subdividing of
lands and grounds in the District of Co.
lumbia heretofore promulgated by the Com
missioners of the District Of Columbia are
hereby repealed. and in lieu thereof, the
following general orders regulating the
plating and subdividing of lands and
grounds in the. District of Columbia are
1898 General Orders Regulating the
Plating and Subdividing of Lands and
Grounds in the District of Columbia: Sec,
ton Procedure to subdivide Lands and rd
Sketch of Subdivision. A preliminary
sketch or sketches of any proposed sub
division shall be submitted to the Sur
his judgment the same be necessary for
consideration before the preparation OF
the record plats. b. Information to De
shown on Preliminary Sketch. The pre-
able scale and shall show such OF the
following information as may; In the Judg-
ment Of the Surveyor, be deemed neces-
sary:. a. Property lines Of the parcel or
parcels to be subdivided: (2) Features of
the property, such as buildings, fine trees,
edges of woods. water courses, railroads,
topography, etc.: (3) The zoning District
or Districts and their boundary lines within
the tract involved; if proposed development
of property conforms to some more re-
stricted use. height or area district than
unQef the tnen existing IOuln8 TeBuldIlOnS
governing. the subdivision or portions
thereof, the character of development pro-
posed shall be indicated by notes on the
plan; az Proposed streets. street names,
alleys, parks reservations. lots and build
ing lines on the property to be subdivided;
C5) Areas proposed to be dedicated for
public purposes: (6) Arrangement of sur
rounding properties including existing and
proposed streets, street names alleys.
parks, reservations. lots and building lines
on adjacent lands, sufficiently to show
the relation of what is proposed within
the tract to its surroundings; (7) Date.
gested grade elevations at street intersec-
tions and breaks in street grade, and cross
sections of streets and blocks when un-
usual conditions require special treatment.
c; Tentative Approval Of Preliminary
Sketch by the Surveyor. The preliminary
sketch shall be subject to the tentative
approval of the Surveyor of the District
of Columbia. Tentative approval of the
preliminary sketch does not constitute an
acceptance of the subdivision. d. Prepara-
tion of Record or Final Plats. After a
preliminary sketch has been tentatively
approved, record or final plats of proposed
of the Surveyor of the District of Column
bia and certified by him. e. Information
to be shown on Record Plats. No sub
division of land will be received for record
unless the plat conforms to the following
requirements: 1) The original tract to he
subdivided shall be plainly indicated as to
location and boundaries. (2) The true
bearings of the boundary lines shall be
given in degrees and minutes and their
lengths in feet and decimal parts of a foot.
80 The true bearings of all boundaries
The Washington times., 1938-09-16
LeQion 10 Stage Ball

Members of the American Le-
gion unable to attend the national
convention in Los Angeles may
stifle their bitterness tomorrow
night at the fourth consolation
ball to be held in the Indian
Spring Country Club under the
auspices Of Fort Stevens Post
No. 80. Amid a general carnival
spirit and antics peculiar to ma.
tional conventions, members will
cast mock absentee ballots.
The Washington times., 1938-09-16
Auction Sales

MoRTGAGEEs' SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY-By virtue of chattpl
mortgage from Robert C. Shupp, mort
gagor, to the undersigned mortgages.
dated April 20. 1888, the undersigned
mortgages will sell at public auction, by
Gus Eichberg, a duly licensed auctioneer,
at 1927 R st. N. W.. Washington, D. c.
on September %, 1888, at 8 O'Clock P. M,
to the highest cash bidder therefor. one
1884 Plymouth Sedan-Model PG-Ensine
No. PF74O33 Serial Number-1O312 23a.
c. HAMMON BURTON, CHRISTINE O.,
GROVES BURTON. Co-Partners trading as
Maryland Personal Bankers. MortRagees
The Washington times., 1938-09-16
Bids and Proposals

COMMISSIONERS. D. c., Washington, sep-
tember IA. 193S.-Sealed proposals will
be received at Room $50. District Building
until 2 o'clock p. M. September 20, 1888,
for furnishing 1000 cubic yards of top
soil for the Department of Trees and Park
1ngs. Specifications and information at
Room $50, District Building.
The Washington times., 1938-09-16

AS AM legally separated from my wife,
Lillian M. sampalik, pending dissolution
responsible for debts contracted by her.
FRANK W. SAMPALIK
The Washington times., 1938-09-16

BATTERIES, 13-platc Heavy Duty Storage.
Was $500 with your old one. $2.79. At
MANHATTAN AUTO & RADIO CO.'S
The Washington times., 1938-09-16

AUTO RADIOS Slightly used, late model.
as low as $7.95. at MANHATTAN AUTO
4 RADIO co.'s Parts Sale. 1903 7th ST.
N. w NO 1857
The Washington times., 1938-09-16

R. c. ARCHER, Jr. Architect-Plans for
residences, apts.. commercial bldgs. Esti.
mates, 215 Fla Ave. N. ". De 434s
The Washington times., 1938-09-16

AUTO luggage trailer. 4-wheel, large box,
3 tires, good condition. WAL. 1941-Ws
926 N. Cleveland ST., Arlington, Va.
The Washington times., 1938-09-16
AccOrdiOnS
Architects

DR0OPS 1900 New. fresh stock; var4.
NA"> G St. GUS models. $40 80 up
The Washington times., 1938-09-16

ATTENTION, STUDENTS
Typewriters Underwood, $35. epecial one
week. Service. rentals American Typewr.
Co., 143l f. Capitol. Ii 00S2. ODen eve'a.
The Washington times., 1938-09-16

If you really want work
Tell It to as Many People as Possible!
For only 2sc day (cash) you can tell the
readers of both the Morning Herald and
the Evening Times that you need a Job:
The Herald Times circulation 10 THE
LARGEST in the city.
The Washington times., 1938-09-16
TAXI DRIVERS

TYPIST not over 81 yrs; rapid: have auto
and home telephone. Investigator for
statistical agency. Personnel Service,
1871 G St. N. W.
The Washington times., 1938-09-16

PAPERHANGER, must be first class. Call
AT. 1852.
The Washington times., 1938-09-16

b: VINCENT. CONTACT FATHER
The Washington times., 1938-09-16

HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, white Fl years, de
sires work: references. MET. S4e7.
The Washington times., 1938-09-16
DON'T ANSWER THESE ADS
They brought results

Got $50 Weekly Job
CARPENTER, white. 20 yrs exp: repairs.
old or new; roof to basement.
The Washington times., 1938-09-16
Telephone REpublie 1894
Services
Building Material

WASH. WOODWORKING Co.-MiIlwork,
lumber. plywood. wallboards, pine color,
bent beaver boards. 912 4thN.W. NA.5624.
The Washington times., 1938-09-16
FOR SALE
Miscellaneous for Sale

AT ONCE must sell furniture, suitable
rOoming and boarding house, all or in
part. Bargain. 511 4th st. NV, NE, S736.
The Washington times., 1938-09-16

Money to LOan-AutO8
The Washington times., 1938-09-16

BEAUTY SHOP equipment for 8 bathss
modecraft. black leather and chromium
like new. 657 Orange St. s. E. Ii. 6633.
The Washington times., 1938-09-16

ROOMING HoUSE-24 M st. N. Ell
rms, 3 baths. good income: sac. price.
The Washington times., 1938-09-16

GIRL. colored. general housework Adults.
GIRL. colored, for z. h. w.. be fond sf
children; live in: ref; S25. 1910 sherl-
dan st. N. W.
The Washington times., 1938-09-16

ANGELO'S Beauty Shop. 81 permanents,
81 so conn 1904 l1th N W ME. Q267.
The Washington times., 1938-09-16
LOYMENT
Help-Men

MAN % to So accustomed to meeting bet
ter class clientele. About $25 wA. if quail
fled. Natl. Emp. Office. Room 21O, 1927
Eye st. N. W. 9:30 to ! p. m.
The Washington times., 1938-09-16

ELLIOTT FISHER billing mach. oper.. age
22-27; local dept store. Perm. Good sal.
Personnel Service, 1911 G St. N W.
The Washington times., 1938-09-16
Help-WOmen

BE p. B. Z. (telephone) operator, recep-
ZIONIST: brief typing course. Miss West.
Personnel Service. MA. 2114, 1911 G St.
Evening star., 1938-09-22
new PROGRAM PLANNED

Friendship House will open its fall
program the first week in October with
a full schedule Of activities for boys and
girls Of all ages, as well as a number OF
adult activities.
Registration will be held at the
house, 6ls d street Sc, on the OPEN
ing date, Saturday, from. Q am. to
noon for old members and Monday and
Tuesday from $3.50 pm. to $50 and I
to 9 pm. for new members.
Evening star., 1938-09-22

polls, he said, the Republicans have
the votes of the top third of the people,
and the Democrats are supported pri-
marily by those in the bottom third
income bracket.
He said the average middle class
man earned from $40 to $40 a week and
has good. commen sense"
DR.. Gallup said his polls for some
time revealed that the country is tend
ing toward conservatism and that the
political party which courts the voters
who are in the conservative group will
control the country.
Albert F. E. Horn, president of the
Evening star., 1938-09-22

Building Of the Natonal Trsinins
School for Boys. The bids Will b
opened at 2 pm, October s, IN the
once Of the superintendent Of the
training school, located on Bladensburg
road NJ.
Tho invitation called for alternative
bids on installations in the basement
and first floor.
Evening star., 1938-09-22

There are eaten in this country
annually about 10000, ,000, 900 loaves
Of bread. This Is enough to encircle
the earth 1T the equator 80 times, and
would form 4 golden brown highway
about 80 feet wide. And what easy
riding 1t would be.-Food Industries,
Evening star., 1938-09-22

Banks and arrangements for the float
to Henry Lindeman.
Ofhcers nominated for coming club
elections were w. A. Gray, John L.
King, Victor Barette and L. G. Greg
ory, for president; John Ryan, w. r.
Dick. Miss Margaret Klein, Norman
Van DeLinden, for vice president; Miss
Marcia Wolff and James Battle for
secretary, and Mr.. Battle, Mr.. Banks
Evening star., 1938-09-22
BIDS ASKED

Fire Sprinkler System Planned
for National Training School.
The National Park Service today
issued an invitation for bids on install
lation Of m extension to the automatic
fire sprinkler system in the Trades
Evening star., 1938-09-22
Chi|dren's Apparel
IS

O79fn0Ip SOC 10 9l.o6
1874 pieces including Cotton
swim suits, wool swim suits,
cotton frocks and sunsuit
sets. Sizes / to 6 in the
group.
1876 Boys Cotton Wash Suits in
dark and light colors. Sizes to
6. Originally 81 to $l.58.
NOW Doc
IS Girls Pastel Celanese Rayon
Taffeta Dresses and Summer
Wash Coats. Originally $l95,
$2.95. Now CSC
30 pairs Seconds "Softex" Baby
Pants. II perfect would sell for
SOC. Special. 2Sc; 2 pairs SOC
127 pairs Baby Pants, seconds.
Special --- 10c; 3 pairs 25c
Down STAIRS SToRE,
INFANTS AND JUVENILES.
Evening star., 1938-09-22
MIDDLE THIRD is SEEN
Controlling COUNTRY
Gallup Says G. o. P. Holds Votes
Of High Income Glass as Lower

Troup supports Democrats.
In order to give control in this coun-
try political party must get the mid
die third" Of the voters, DR.. George H.
Gallup, founder of the American In
stltute of Public Opinion, told the
Rotary Club yesterday at its regular
luncheon session. According to his
Evening star., 1938-09-22

w. 9. Bowman and W. L. Wardrip
for treasurer.
Evening star., 1938-09-22
Boys Two-piece
Rugby Suits, '2.e'
We're S4.95

" ere y4.YS
13 Brown, blue, or gray
sturdy wool and cotton
suits, consisting of coat and
shorts. Sizes S, 6, 8, 9, 10.
10 Boys Cotton Robes. Assorted
colors. Sizes 8, 10, IL, IA. Orig
inally $l.95. Now $l.45
130 Boys Wool and Cotton
Sweaters in slip-over styles with
wee or crew necklines. Sizes %
to 36. Special l---,S1
Down STAIRS STORE.