Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1930, Page 7

BALLOU T STUDY BURFALDSEADOLS Cooper Calls on District Edu-| cator for Important Survey Task. Dr. Frank W. Ballou, superintendent | of schools, was invited yesterday by Dr. | Willilam John Cooper, United States | commissioner of education, to assist in a survey of the public schools of Buffalo, N. Y. Dr. Cooper first wrote to Superintendent Ballou in March. and when the Washington educator ex- pressed doubt that he could be avail- able for the survey at a specific time, Ballou was requested to set his own time for the task, which was expected to take three or four days Consequently, Dr. Ballou found his schedule would permit his absence from the Capital for the required time oeginning next Monday, and he ap- pealed to the Board of Education for the necessary leave of absence Dr. Ballou declared that his study of Buffalo schools would be of material value to him in the administration of ‘Washington's public sch . leave of absence was readily granted him by the board late yesterday. D. C. GIRL COMMUNIST IS PAROLED FOR YEAR Edith Briscoe Is Arraigned in| Baltimore for Activities | Among Students. ’ Miss Edith Briscoe, 18 vears old. of the 3400 block of Warder street, former Central High School student arrested | here several times for her activities in | the Communist movement, was ar-| raigned in the Criminal Court at Balt more Wednesday on charges of distril uting Communistic literature to Balti- | more school children. | Miss Briscoe, along with George | Kelly, also of this city, arrested with | the girl, were found guilty of disorderly | conduct and paroled for a year. Miss Briscoe told the court she would readily commit a crime if it would aid the working class. Judge Robert F. Stanton, who heard the case, declared the “defendants didn’t know what it was all about,” pointing out that the girl had nothing but a high school education and the boy less than that. | Communist activities here are some- | what at a standstill since the failure of | the local May day demonstration of the | unemployed in front ‘of the White House. | COUSIN OF EX-KAISER GIVES CONCERT IN BERLIN| Numbers Written by Members of Hohenzollern Family Played by Prince Joachim. BERLIN (N.AN.A)—A cousin of the ex-Kaiser, Prince Joachim Albrecht of Prussia, gave a concert in Berlin re- cently of compositions written by him- self and other members of the Hohen- zollern family. There was also a quartet for piano, | violin, viola and violoncello written by | Prince Louis Ferdinand, another stormy | petrel of the Hohenzollern house, who | fell in the war with Napoleon in 1806. | In addition, Prince Joachim, a tall, | bearded man of 53, conducted his own German fantasia and a march that | proved very popular. He has written | some beautiful songs and three of these ‘were sung. Journalists Leave for U. S. BREMEN, Germany, May 9 (&)— Fourteen European journalists, includ- ing four Germans and representatives | of 10 other nations, embarked yesterday | on the North German Lloyd liner Berlin | for a trip to the United ‘States. They | have accepted an invitation of the Car- | negie Foundation to spend two months | in America studying conditions. | year and is the first student of a single iN U. Valedictorian. STACY MARK REED, | National University senior, who has| been chosen as valedictorian for the | school's class of 1930. Reed, who will receive “his bachelor of law degree in June, has been at National only one | vear's attendance to be accorded this | honor. Mr. Reed was born in Frederickshurg, Va, and_was educated in_the public schcols of the District. He has been in the real estate business here 16 years and is at present treasurer of the C. A. Snow Co. Murray to Lead Raiders. Pvt. Leo Murray has been placed in charge of the police liquor squad, with the rank of acting serg:ant, during the absence of the squad's commander, Sergt. George M. Little, who yesterday went on_his annual leave from duty. CThofitpaon (~ Brothers < Over the River_to Lower Prices reduced prices ICH Oriental effects, colorful florals, clean-looking tile patterns, Colonial hook- ed rug designs—all at reduced prices. Better buy now—the Sale ends Saturday! THOMPSON BROTHERS Furniture, Stoves, Floor Cover- ings, Phonographs, Radios 1220 Good Hope Road, Anacostia, D. C. LINCOLN 0556 Al she . . . 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Right at the thres- hold of summer too, when you, like thou- sands of others, are longing for the added hours of leisure which these beautiful, easy to-clean floor-coverings will give you. It’s no wonder that this has been a record sale! For these are the one and only genuine Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs—with an 18- year record of satisfactory service in mil- lions of homes. The original, nationally-ad- vertised, sanitary floor-coverings—which can be cleaned in a twinkling with a damp mop. Proof of Congoleum popularity is found in the fact that more genuine Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs have been sold than all similar rugs combined. And remember this is by no means a clear- ance sale. All the merchandise offered is brand new—all the newest 1930 patterns are included—the very latest creations fresh from the studios of world-famous designers. It is all genuine Gold Seal Congoleum, made by the exclusive Multicote Process and carrying the famous Gold Seal money-back guarantee. When buying don’t forget that the Gold Seal is your guide to the biggest value in labor-saving floor-coverings. The sale ends this Saturday night, May 10 THISISA GOLD SEAL ' Look for this display figure in your local store These stores are prepared to give you prompt, courteous service. Goldenberg’s 7th & K Sts. N.W. Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co. 909 F St. N.W. Georgetown Furniture Co, 3236 M St. N.W. Globe Furniture Co. 1023 7th St. N.W. Peter Grogan & Sons Co. 819 7th St. N.W. Home Furniture Co. 1145 7th St. N.W. ALEXANDRIA, VA. Frank Michelbach Swan Bros. C. Page Waller The Hecht Co. 7th & F Sts. N.W. A. Kleeblatt Co. 1100 H St. N.E. Lansburgh & Bro 420 7th St. N.W, P. J. Nee Co. ¥th & H Sts. N.W. The Hub Furniture Co. 7th & D Sts. N.W. National Futniture Co. 7th & H Sts. N.W. Peerless Furniture Co. 829 7th St. N.W. Quaker City Linoleum Co. 601 F St. N.W. H. ]. Sanger 714 K St. N.W. ANACOSTIA. Thompson Bros. Co. 1220 Good Hope Road S.F. s ISA GOLD SEAL S. Kann'’s Sons Ca. 8th & Market Place N.W. Palais Royal 11th & G Sts. N.W. Thompsont Furniture Co. . 2006 R. I. Ave. NE, The Wright Furniture Cd. 905 7th St. N.W. Sterling Furniture Ca. 417 H St. N.E. SOUTHWEST. 7th & E Sts. S.W.