Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1928, Page 28

PROVED SHOUL FAGLITES RGED Chamber of Commerce Di-| | rectors Refrain From En- | E tering Estimates Row. Retired University Worker, 72, Enrolls In Beginners’ Class By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, October 3.—Having kept the reeords-of tens of thou- sands of students at the Univer- sity of Chicago for 35 years, Fred- eric J. Gurney, at the age of 72, has decided to see how the uni- versity lIooks from the classroom. Age compelling his retirement as recorder, he was cnrolled yester- day as a stud-nt. “I thought I'd get some of this Taking the stand that there should be “a seat for every child in a well| equipped and well taught school in the District,” the directors of the Washing-| ton Chamber of Commerce last night| wdonted a resolution supporting the | ‘Board of Education in its efforts in| furthering that ideal. | This action, unanimously voted, was taken on a letter sent by the Board of Education to local civic and trade or- ganizations asking suggestions as to the | needs of the local school system to be | provided for in the bill which the| school authorities plan to draft for sub- mission to Congress. Avoid Estimate Fight. ‘The chamber directors, however, re- frained from entering into the contro- wversy between the Board of Education and the District Commissioners over the method of handling the estimates for the coming fiscal year which are being cut by the city heads over the strenu- ous protest of the school officials. The motion urging adequate appro- | priations for the schools, presented by | Charles J. Stockman, was considered fol- Jowing presentation of the needs of the system by Isaac Gans, a member of the Board of Education and a past president of the chamber. who pointed out that the costs of maintaining the school system has tremendously in- creased in recent years due to increased | Minot Amor: education 1 have been watching here ever since the university was established,” he said. He pians to “brush up” on foreign languages, which he studied a generation ago at the University of Michi- gan. In his first class. beginners' French, most of Gurney’s class- mates were voung enough to be his grandchiidren. MRS. BAKER MAY WED. Reported Planning to Marry Charles Minot Amory. NEW YORK, October 3 (4).—The New | York American says today that many friends of Mrs. Raymond T. Baker, who | recently obtained a divorce in Reno, agree she shorily will marry Charles| member of one of the THE EVENING |BARTLETT TO SPEAK AT REPUBLICAN RALLY Campaign Issues Will Be Discuss- ed at Meeting Tomorrow Night. Former Gov. John H. Bartlett of New Hampshire, First Assistant Postmaster General; Mrs. William C. Reid, Repub- lican national committeewoman for Ne: Mexico, and Edward F. Colladay, Re- publican -national committeeman for the District of Columbia, will be the principal speakers at a Republican rally {held under the auspices of the Hoover and Curtis Club of the Republican com- mittee in the ballroom of the Willard Hotel tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. The issues of the campaign will be discussed by these speakers and the public is invited to attend. Capt. John Lewis Smith, president of the Hoover and Curtis Club, will open the meeting. when the colors will be massed by veterans of the Civil Spanish-American _a World War: Capt. Smith_will then introduce Ma shal Edgar C. Snyder, chairman of the speakers' committee, who will act as master of ceremonies. Plumbin Bath Outfits, First Quality Guaranteed! oldest families in Boston. /pATHIRY 3 BRANCHES 674 C 5ts SW gl S5 Fla Aw N E ROCKBOTTOM PRKES _ 5921 Ga AveNW What Women STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1928. I N o Interest or Extras Added to Our Budget Plan I A#’e Do Not Penalize Our Friends I Dainty Foods —temptingly served daily at our Luncheonette — moder- ate prices, too—try it to- morrow while shopping here, bring a friend with you, you'll enjoy it. 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