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Evening star., 1938-02-06
Visitor Hostess
At Tea.

Lady Layton of London, who is in
Washington until tomorrow, is visiting
her daughter, Miss Margaret Layton
Lady Layton is the wife of Sir Walter
Layton, editor Of the London Eco
nomist, and chairman of the London
News Chronicle, and also is interested
in international affairs. She is on
the Executive Committee Of the League
Of Nations Union in London and fire.
quently delivers addresses in the name
Of the union. Their daughter, Miss
Layton, has been in this country about
eight months engaged in research work
in the Department of Labor
Lady Layton entertained at tea
Friday afternoon at the Mayf1oWer
her guests including Mrs Herbert
Feis. wife of the adviser on interna
tional economic affairs in the State
Department; Mrs James D. lie Cron
wife of the Assistant Secretary OF
Agriculture, and Mr.. and Mrs. E. G
Nourse.
Evening star., 1938-02-06

White. The guests were members Of
the Sigma Alpha Chi Sorority.
Mr.. A. E. Wilson Of Regina, Canada,
has arrived here, at the home Of his
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry O. Huff Of Flower avenue, to
spend NEW months with them. Mr..
Wilson spent some time in Sudbury,
Ontario, and Huntsville, Ontario, en-
route here. Mrs Wilson came to her
daughters home last fall for the win
ter.
Mrs. Dean Judd entertained at q
bridge party Tuesday night at her
home. Mrs. James Knowlin and Mrs.
Frederick A. Johnston we're guests OF
honor.
Mr.. Joseph Bruce is in New York
City on an extended business trip for
the Bureau of Internal Revenue. Mrs.
Bruce returned to her home earlier in
the week after spending several days
with her husband
Mr.. Charles Carroll, who makes his
home with his son, Dr. Charles T. Car
roll, is spending several weeks in Flor
ida.
Mrs. Royle G. Sherburne entertained
at dinner, followed by bridge. last
night at her home The guests were
Mrs. Joseph Bruce, Mrs. Charles Ferry
Mrs. Frank Mueller, Mrs. Louis Bliss,
Mrs, Arthur B. Joseph. Mrs. M. A.
Liembach and Mrs D. e. Scanlon.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Croney, with
their daughter, Of Upper Darby, Pa,
have moved into the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald L. Turner, who with their
daughter, Miss Carle Lee Turner are
now making their home in Chicago. III
Mrs. Turner and her daughter having
left for the west Wednesday to join
her husband.
Mr.. Russell Armentrout will return
today from two weeks fishing trip
of Miami and Orlando, Fla.
Dr. E. Clyde Shade acocmpan MED
by Mr.. Harry T. Morningstar, lef,
Thursday by motor for Miami. Fla
They will spend some time in Havana
Cuba and return to Takoma Park
about April l.
Evening star., 1938-02-06

exhibition at the Washington GAL
lery Of the Museum OF Modern Art,
which further means luncheon par
ties preceding the opening That
night Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight F. Davis
will entertain at dinner In compli-
ment to the French Charge d'Anaires,
NJ Jules Henry.
And so it goes. with the month Of
February nearly over, and still there
seems no answer to the question Of
when and what is the little season. "
There seems but one time during the
year in Washington-the very dead
OF summer-when one might con-
slider that the social season is in any
way curtailed At that, the past few
summers have been unusually gay,
with more and more persons remain
ing in town during the hot months,
and evening after evening and late
afternoon gatherings aplenty with
which to enliven the life of the hard
workers who inhablt the Capital OF
the Nation.
Evening star., 1938-02-06


son. daughter Of Mr.. Lawrence v.
Lampson, who will leave tomorrow to
enter st. Mary's School near Leonard
town, Md. The guests, which were
close to so, included schoolmates and
members of Miss Lampson's sororities.
Mrs. Charles r. Mills entertained
at the first Of a series OF bridge
luncheons Friday Valentine motifs
were carried out for the decorations.
The guests were Mrs. Charles Car
roll, Mrs. Dudley c. jackson, Mrs.
Peter Remsen, Mrs. Henry E. Allan
son. Mrs. Ella Stuart, Mrs. Clarence
A. Reed, Mrs Robert A. Ramsay, Mrs.
Harold Axtell Mrs. r. Paul Schear-
rer, Mrs. j. A. lie Clerc. Mrs. Roy
Pierce, Mrs. Albert w. Volkmer, Mrs.
Ralph Gould. Mrs. Frank B. Moor
man, Mrs. Edmund L. Green and
Mrs. Fred S. Wilson, all OF Takoma
Park.
Mrs. Harrison Hostess
At Luncheon and Bridge.
Mrs. Arthur P. Harrison enter
tained at luncheon followed by bridge
Friday at the Brook Tea House The
guests were Mrs. John r. Magness,
Mrs. Irwin H. Fullmer Mrs E. NJ
Harmon. Mrs. Glenwood C. Roe. Mrs.
w. G. Carey, Mrs c. Dwight Avery,
Mrs. Charles G. Royle, Mrs Walter
G. Mitchell, Mrs M. W. Merrill, Mrs
James Fraser. Mrs. Guy Goodman
Of Takoma Park, Md, and Mrs c. L.
Head Of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs Irwin H. Fullmer
gave a dessert bridge Monday night
at their home The guests were Mr..
and Mrs Royle G. Sherburne, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Murphy. Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Mueller, DR.. and Mrs.
Ralph Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs Ray
Cornell of Takoma Park, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. c. Jones Of Chevy Chase
and Mr. and Mrs. Durward " Sandi-
| fer OF South Woodside Park. Nd
Mrs. Dora Murphy StillWell, who
| recently arrived from st. Louis, Mo,
to make her home with her brother
and sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
| Murphy, was the guest in whose
honor Mrs Murphy entertained at a
| luncheon and bridge Wednesday.
| The guests were Mrs E. G. Vannoy,
Mrs Ralph Gould, Mrs. Frank
Mueller. Mrs J. Frank Hopkins, Mrs
Frank Shumaker and Mrs. Irwin H
| Fullmer.
The Rev and Mrs D. c. Gordon
with their children. Paul Gordon and
Emily Gordon, have moved from their
residence on Montgomery avenue to
an apartment at 82l5 Schrider street
! Silver Spring, Md. Their former nome
is being occupied by Mr.. and Mrs
| Charles Brown, jr.
| Mrs. John T. Lucker, jr. and Mrs
/ Thomas Rhodes entertained at a
| luncheon Thursday at Mrs KS Toll
House Tavern in compliment to Mrs
Harold Heffner in celebration OF her
birthday anniversary.
Mr. H. F. Alves will return this week
end from Tallahassee. Fla, where he
has been in connection with his
work with the Department Of Edu-
! cation.
Miss Virginia White
Hostess Wednesday.
Miss Virginia White entertained
Wednesday night at the home OF he,
parents Mr.. and Mrs. William L
Evening star., 1938-02-06
Parties Add Gaietv
To Palm Beach.

Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Willard
Of Palm Beach, who are at Whitehall.
entertained at tea Thursday In the
Jardin Royal at Palm Beach, Fla. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas w. Brahany of
Washington were guests during the
tea hour OF MIR. and Mrs. Jessie Alfred
Smith.
Mrs. Mae Hamilton of Washington
entertained Thursday evening at the
Hawaiian party in the Muleteer Grill
OF the Palm Beach Biltmore in honor
OF Mr.. John w. Madden and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Medlen. Others entertain.
ing at the gala party were MIR. and
Mrs. Michael Daniel Kaufman, jr.;
Miss Dell Robertson and Mr.. and Mrs
Evening star., 1938-02-06
Little Season
Is Busy
Period
Seven Dinners
And Musicale
Last Night.
Continued From First Page }

Mr.. Frederick Roy will give a small
dinner.
There are more parties to come.
every day bringing invitations. and
already there are whispers Of dances
being planned for the early spring
season, with promises Of several in
gardens. Tomorrow night Mrs. Cary
Langhorne will give a dinner at the
1925 F Street Club; Tuesday evening
the Fiscal Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury and Mrs Wayne Chatfield-
Taylor have issued invitations to a
dinner in honor of the Argentine AM
bassador and Sonora de Espil Tues
day afternoon will find Senator Guffey
and his sister, Miss Ida Guffey, hosts
at reception in honor Of the United
States Ambassador to Poland and Mrs.
Anthony j Drexel Biddle, jr. whose
temperance in Washington will be
welcomed with enthusiasm.
Carrying on into the next week,
Tuesday evening, February Is, has
been chosen by Mrs. Mahlon Pitney.
wife of the late Associate Justice of
the Supreme Court for a dinner,
which she will give in her residence:
Friday evening, February l6. the
Chief Of International Conferences of
the State Department and Mrs. Rich
ard Southgate will give a dinner for
Mrs. Southgate's sister, Nine. Coletti-
Perucca of Italy. who is here on a
visit, and the afternoon before the
Southgate house will be gay when a
cocktail party in honor Of the visitor
is in session. Invitations for the
night Of February 10 have been issued
also by Mr.. and Mrs. David Edward
Finley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight F. Davis
Will Entertain.
That brings us up to the 20th of
the month. which means another
Evening star., 1938-02-06
Benefit Card Party
Is Planned.

st. Gabriel's Parish will hold q
card party Tuesday, February IS, for
the benefit OF the church treasury.
The party is being arranged un-
der the direction of the Rev. Louis
| w. Albert, with the assistance OF
Mr.. William O'Day as general chair
man of the affair.
A partial list Of patrons and patron
esses for the party includes DR.. Sam
uel D. Amato. Mrs. Pauline Boyer,
Mrs. James E. CollifioUer. Mrs. D. j.
Duhigan, DR.. D. j. Fitzgibbons, Mrs.
Louis P. Gatti, Mr.. and Mrs. Tim
othy Hanlon, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
A. spiess and Miss Kathafpe M.
Weber.
Evening star., 1938-02-06
News Of Chevy Chase
Social Activities
Mrs. Carl Tilman Entertains
For Sister-Mrs. Wri&htson
Is Hostess at Tea.

RS HERMAN VOLK of Gallon Ohio is the house guest Of
IW her brother-in-aw and sister MI. and
Mrs. Timan entertained at luncheon bridge Thursday
in honor The Reagan
Mrs David White Mrs Drayon Mcmillan Philip Gott
Robert Jarnagin Mrs Dwight Russell Cooke Mrs Lnqust
Mrs c. NJ Jansky Mrs Carl Mrs Herbert Peacock
Mrs. William D. Wrghtson, assisted by her daughter
Roger Gabriel entertained at to o'clock Thursday
IN Mrs Wrghtsons home for Mr.. and Fagg
risonburg Va The guests Crane Dr. Marian
Crane Miss King Miss Newman Mrs Williams Mr. Rem
Mrs Guido James, Lee Smith, COL and Mrs.
J. r. D. Matheson and Maj E. Conger.
Mrs Arthur Davenport entertained bridge
Wednesday, The guests Mrs Mark Whitney, Herman
Evening star., 1938-02-06
News Of Social Activity
At TakOma Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Lingle Entertain
Before Library Benefit Dance.
Mrs. Mills Is Hostess.
ILLS Is Hostess.

AND MRS ALBERT F. L1NGLE entertained last night at
N cocktail party before attending the dance given
the benefit Of the Takoma Library Assoca-
on Following the dance they buffet for the
group friends included Mr. Mrs. Richard Kaiser
Rudolph Wilson, Mr. and Mrs Earl Hargrove Miss
Ruth Jacobs Carpenter Mr. William Kelly
ington George Myers Baltimore Mr. and Mrs Hubbard
Betty Mary Gerhod Mrs Lngle sisters
brother, Mr.. John Gerhold, of Takoma Park
Miss Frances Smythe, daughter Of Mr.. Hugh M
Smyhe night home of her
Evening star., 1938-02-06
Edward P. Boettineer of Baltinors

Edward P. Boettinger Of Baltimore.
Among those who have made res
ervations for the tropical night party
given in the Jardin Royal Of White
hall last evening were Miss M. M.
Thompson and Mr.. and Mrs. william
B. Willard of Washington, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward P. Boettinger Of Balti-
more and Mrs. Rutherford Powner, who
entertained for her daughter, Miss
Suzanne Powner Of Warrington.
Evening star., 1938-02-06

Monday on 4 South American cruise.
They will be gone a month.
DR.. and Mrs. James H. Defandorf
were hosts at a dinner party followed
by bridge last evening
Mrs. Leon Grant entertained at
luncheon Tuesday for her cousin, Miss
Sarah Macon Coleman OF Baltimore,
Nd; Mrs. Charles Roberts, Mrs. Joseph
Gilbreth, Mrs. Sherrard Coleman and
Miss Virginia Coleman.
Miss Donnie James
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Cartner.
Miss Donnie Wee James of Green's
boro, N. c., is the house guest of her
orother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Cartner.
Mrs. Donald Earll entertained at
luncheon and bridge a company Of II
guests Friday.
Mrs. Roger w. Jones entertained at
a supper party Monday evening for
her daughter, Cynthia Jones, and for
her son. Roger Jones, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phaon H. Bates left
Thursday for Charleston, 8. c. After
spending the week end at the Fort
Sumter Hotel they will motor to St.
Petersburg and Miami, Fla, where
they will spend several weeks.
Mrs. Daniel c. Walser entertained
at luncheon and bridge Friday for Mrs.
Paul Dawson, Mrs. William Linthicum,
Mrs. r. M. Burton, Mrs. Dwight Terry,
Mrs. Aimee Niepold, Mrs. Frank Ed
dingfleld and Mrs. Elmer T. Cum
Minis.
Mrs. William M. Throckmorton OF
Maple avenueis spending several weeks
in Palm Beach.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. McKeown of
Toronto, Canada, are the house guests
OF their nephew and niece, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Clutches.
Mrs. Carl F. Stuhler entertained at a
supper and bridge party Wednesday
evening. The guests were Mrs. Ralph
Endicott. Mrs. Hugh Lofts Murrell,
Mrs. George F. Goetzmen, Mrs. c. M.
Jansky Mrs. Dwight Russell Cooke,
Mrs c. Ray Schrider. Mrs. Herbert
Peacock. Mrs. Philip Gott, Mrs. Arthur
Gunnerson, Mrs. Carl Tilman and Mrs.
Herman Volk Of Gallon. Ohio.
Mrs. Henry Shannon entertained at
luncheon and bridge Wednesday. The
guests were Mrs. Horace Kilmer. Mrs.
Leon Grant. Mrs. George Perkins, Mrs,
c. F. Williams, Mrs. John Doran, Mrs.
Lloyd Harrison and Mrs. Don c. Dyer.
Evening star., 1938-02-06

Dyer, Mrs. Robert Turner, Mrs. Fred
erick Espenchied. Mrs. Alvin Aubinoe,
Mrs. John Enrietto. Mrs. Luther Lin
hns, Mrs. Albert Maxy Dickson, Mrs.
Lorenzo Whitaker, Mrs E. H. Larson,
Ars. David Thomas, Mrs. John Web
ster. Mrs. Ross Gum, Mrs Royal
Burnham, Mrs Rutherford Poison and
Ars. Holland Robb.
Mrs. Martin H. Uelsman entertained
At luncheon and bridge Tuesday for
Mrs. s. A. Snider, Mrs. Harry Reed,
Mrs. Wilfred NJ Johannessen, Mrs.
John I. Lauritzen. Mrs. H. S. Yohe,
Mrs. Arthur Reed, Mrs. Joseph Rolfes
and Mrs. Leo Kavanagh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Pitt. jr., were
hosts at a dinner and bridge party
Wednesday evening.
Judge Manley Hudson
Guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Inlay.
Judge Manlev O. Hudson Of The
Hague, the Netherlands. has been
the guest of his brother -in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles INLAY.
Miss Dorothy Sutton OF Swarth-
more College Is the week end guest
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Sutton. Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton. were
hosts at a dinner party last evening
Mrs. Daniel Taylor entertained at
luncheon and bridge Friday in COM
pliment to Mrs. Eldon Hanson.
Mrs Gibbs Lyons with her two
daughters. Mary Lyons and Ann
Lyons. left yesterday for Atlanta. Ga .
where they Joined Mr.. Lyons and will
make their home.
Mr.. Oliver NJ. Turner left Monday
By motor for Miami. Fla. where he
will spend six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tilghman Meyer of
Allentown, Pa. are the week end
guests of their uncle and aunt. Mr.
and Mrs Luther F. Speer.
Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Spencer were
hosts at a supper and bridge party
Tuesday evening
Mrs. Charles So!rbier of Westheld
N. j.. is the house guest Of Mr. and
Mrs Robert B. Swope
Mr.. and Mrs George Finch we're
hosts at dinner party followed by
bridge THURSDAY evening
Mr. and Mrs Charles Lueck have
as their week end guest Mrs Lueck's
brother-in-law and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Roland BeddoWs of Westfeld
N. j. Mr.. and Mrs Lueck we're hosts
at dinner party followed by bridge
last evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
Beddows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smithy
Leave for Miami.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Smithy left
Thursday by motor for Miami Beach
Fla, where they will spend a month
at the Embassy Hotel.
Mrs. William NJ Kimbrough Of In.
dianola, Miss. is the house guest o,
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. anc
Mrs. J. Robert BRYANT. lr.
Mrs. S. Reeves Coleman entertained
1t luncheon and bridge Tuesday fol
Mrs. William Hail Trigs Mrs. Charlie.
Lueck and Mrs Charles Council.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K Meyer were
hosts at dinner and bridge party
Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph De Veau and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Ketcham left
Wednesday by motor for Miami, Fla
where they will spend a month.
DR.. and Mrs Albert Merz are on q
months vacation to New Orleans
Mexico, and Havana, Cuba.
Mrs. George N. Brown entertained
at luncheon Friday
Mrs. Pleasanton Bowie entertained
At luncheon and bridge Wednesday in
compliment to Mrs. Fannie Sigger OF
Louisville, KY. The guests included
Mrs. Roland Reutlinger Mrs. William
8ogel apd Mrs. James Akers.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank T. Fuller left
The Washington times., 1938-04-20
Miss Kagan in Stellar Role
At White House Reception

list; william Gherardi, tenor, and
Miss Margaret Alexander and Leo
Edward Helm, accompanist.
Miss Kagan's contributions,
which elected round after round
of spontaneous applause, included
DebuSsy's haunting "L'isle JOY
usee," Moussohgsky-R achmanioff's
"Hopak," and selections from
Chopin. Miss Doty rendered Wal
theirs Prize Song from die Mel
Stersinger" of Wagner-Wilhelmj;
Podlini Kreisler's "Poupee Val
sante," and others.
Mr.. Gherardi sang from the
fourth act of Verdi's opera, "Otel-
To-" He also san. Heads when
I Think upon the Maidens" and
Blacks Love It Is Night"
Heading the list Of guests were
two from the other side of the
political fence, Senators Frederick
Hale and John G. Townsend, jr.
Other Senators were Robert r.
Reynolds, Joseph C. O'Mahoney,
Francis T. Maloney, George L.
Radcliffe, Lewis Schwellenbach
and Dennis Chavez.
Representatives present we're
Clifford r. Hope, Harry L. Haines,
John D. Dingell, Edward c. Eicher
Herman P. Kopplemann, Donald
H. Mclean and Harold G. MoSier
The Washington times., 1938-04-20
Curley in Appeal
In Bribery Case

BOSTON, April 20 Q.N.s0-Re-
quest for the arrest Of a witness
who testified against them, and
appeal to the State supreme court
were planned today by former
Gov. James M. Curley and DIR.
Joseph Santosuosso, ordered to re-
pay $4,000 to the city alleged
taken as "bribes" in settlement Of
a damage suit while Curley was
mayor.
Curley and SantosuosSo lost
their first move when Judge Fred
erick w. FoSdick refused to grant
them a new trial. Curley was or
dered to repay $4,000 plus in
terest and Santosuosso $20,0 900,
plus interest. Curley announced
he would seek arrest of one wit
ness on a charge of perjury at
previous hearings.
The Washington times., 1938-04-20
PLANS
TO HONOR VETS

ARLINGTON. Va, April 90
American Legion posts of the
Eighth Virginia District are plan
ming to decorate eligible World
War veterans with the Purple
Heart at a public ceremony late
this spring, officials announced to-
day.
Stating that many more Vir-
GINA veterans are entitled to the
award than have received it, Roy
S. FELTON,, State legion COM
mander, has called upon all Amer
lean Legion units throughout the
State to locate eligible veterans.
The Arlington post, under d.
rection of Thomas w. Delahanty,
committee chairman. and Ernest
A. Golden, commander, is plan
ming a huge parade ceremony at
which eligible veterans Of the
county will be recognized.
The Purple Heart was instituted
by George Washington as the first
American decoration. From the
period Of the Revolution until
1882, however, not a single Purple
Heart was granted. A wound re-
ceived in action with the enemy is
recognized as one qualification for
the award.
-VoTE For SUFFRAGE APRIL So
The Washington times., 1938-04-20

1eSGl1ylng behind closed doors,
Hopkins endorsed Mr.. Roosevelt's
demands for renewed spending,
and urged the committee to ap-
prove the request for augmented
relief funds.
100000 ON ROLLS
The appropriation would permit
a 100000 increase in the relief
rolls, he said. Two million six hun
dred thousand persons are now
on the rolls.
Hopkins estimated there would
be approximately $15,0OO,OO unex-
pended balance remaining from
this years WPA appropriation.
when the proposed ALLEGATION be.
comes available July / for expendi.
ture by February.
TABER SEES BILLION MORE
Representative Taber of New
York, ranking Republican on the
committee, emerged from the ses-
sion with a declaration that he
was convinced another billion dol
lars will be required early next
year if the relief rolls are held at
the 100000 figure through the
entire fiscal year ending June 80,
1899.
Determined to have the stage
set for quick action once Congress
has approved the necessary legis-
lation, Mr.. Roosevelt booked a
series of conferences for the next
two weeks with cabinet officers
and department heads charged
with dispensing the recovery funds.
Today Mr.. Roosevelt had in for
conference Chairman Jones Of the
RFC, Chairman Douglas and Com
missioner Hanes of the SEC, for a
discussion of utility financing.
There has been a lot of the
utilities not being able to get
money" said Jones, $50 we want
to include them among our
little business men,"
Meanwhile, the first legislation
carrying out one of the 10 spend
ing recommendations made by Mr..
Roosevelt in his recovery message
to Congress, was laid on his desk
for approval. Passed by the Sen
ate late yesterday, the measure
would appropriate $4,000, 900 to
keep CCC camps open which were
slated to be closed July /.
The Washington times., 1938-04-20
RGisingCash
POndered
ByU.S.
BY ERIC FRIEDHEIM

U.N.SD Government fiscal ad-
viserS assembled at the Treasury
today to determine ways and
means Of financing President
RooSeVelt's lending-a n depending
campaign for recovery,
With the Federal public debt
lowering close to $4,000, 600, 900,
Administration aides are anxious
to limit a d ditional borrowing
operations to minimum in carry
ing out the detectives laid down
by Mr.. RooSeVelt's prosperity pro-
gram.
NO PLANS FORMULATED
Treasury officials, who will con.
fer in Secretary Morgenthau's
office with members of the Fed
eral Reserve Board on the financ-
ing problem, conceded no concrete
cash raising proposals have. been
formulated.
Currently, the Treasury has
more ready money than it has
possessed for quite some time, a
situation resulting from last
weeks liberalization of gold.
The latter action added approx
mately $1,400,000,000 to the Gov
ernment's cash reserves and
brought the Treasury's working
capital up to $2,315, 100000.
RORpOwTNJT, NrrCrSSAuv
Some form of borrowing this
year will be necessary, however,
to meet renewed relief and re-
covery cost outlined by the Presi-
dent. Whether the borrowing
should be done in June or post
poned until September is one Of
the problems to be weighed.
Although Government spending
during the present fiscal year is
continued at a record pace, in
come taxes have pumped q huge
flow Of cash into Treasury cot
IerS. A1'C IL ar.-..- - go
The Washington times., 1938-04-20
Candidate
Preacher in Drive for
Presidency

Attention Democrats and Re-
publicans! The next presidential
election is still almost two years
distant, but the Brady for
President" campaign is on.
Returning from a speaking tour
that carried him through Frede-
ricksburg, Culpeper, Warrenton,
Front Royal and Winchester, the
Rev. Tillman R. Brady today an
nounced his platform, if elected,
will be 500 monthly pension to
persons go years of age and over;
81 auto license tags; good gaso-
line at the rate of 10 cents a gal
Ion; a pound loaf of bread for 5
cents; jobs for all employables;
free disqualification and a home
for every person.
A national Brady committee
has been formed to see the Rev.
Brady in the 1910 race to the
White House" The Rev. Brady
will speak soon in Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York, it was announced by his
public relations board today.
VOTE FOR SUFFRAGE APRIL So
The Washington times., 1938-04-20

President and Mrs. Roosevelt
tore the last leaf from the White
House social calendar last night
as 81 guests gathered to partake
of one of the largest dinners of
the season in the tastefully deco
rated state dining room and later
retired to the East Room where
five artists painted a musical
picture designed to live long in
the memories of those who lis
tened.
After the reception in the East
Room, the guests, apparently Sc
lected without regard to political
creedS, filed into the dining room
where pink roses and maidenhair
fern accentuated the silver service
on the horseshoe table.
Eight Senators and seven
Representatives joined representa-
tives of Government departments
and agencies, scattering of Army
and Navy officials, and a few out
of-townerS at the feast.
The musical dessert was pro.
vided by Miss PeScha Kagan,
pianist; Miss Marilyn Doty, violin.