Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1931, Page 34

+ county’s minor project for adults will STUDY OF NARKET PLAN IS PROPESED Fairfax Home Group to Go Into Surplus Food Disposal. @pecial Dispatch to The Star. FAIRFAX, Va., November 13.—Mem- bers of the Fairfax County Home Demonstration Agent's Advisory Coun- cil, meeting at the hore of Mrs. J. B. Davis of Burke, with two representa- tives from each of the County's Home Demonstration Clubs, decided to devote the major portion of thelr energies durs ing 1932 to a study of proper methods of marketing surplus fcods. 'The be clothing, which is also_the major project for the 4-H Clubs. Each of the | Home Demonstration Clubs is allowed | to_chcose one additional minor project. Miss Maude Wallace of Blacksburg, State agent and guest of hon tated that the State extension office is asking each of the 45 countiés in which home demonstration work is carried on to de- vote some time to a study of methods of increasing the farm income by mar- Kketing surplus food supplies. At pres- ent there are less than half a dozen successful markets in Virginia con- ducted by women. Eight Lessons in Course. | The course as planned, with special instruction to be offered by State lead- ers, includes eight lessons, The council discussed the pessibility of cpening a | Fairfax County women's market in Washington or Alexandria. | The advisability of forming a Fairs fax County Chapter of the Virginia Homemakers’ Association was discussed after Miss Wallace and Mrs. Egbert Thompson of the Prince William County Chapter had outlined the benefits. Committee to Locate Site. ‘The president, Mrs. J. U. Kincheloe, eppointed Mrs, Mark Turner, Mrs. J. Hunter Mack and Mrs. E. D. Vosbury to endeavor to locate a site in Fairfax County for next year's 4-H Club Sum- mer camp. One member of the council from each magisteriat district was mnamed on the Nominating Committee, Mrs. Joseph Cox, Mrs. Martin T. Webb, | Mrs. Milton Johnson, Mrs. Marvin Sin- ders, Mrs. Charles Babcock and Mrs. | Kenneth Dove. | A report of the work of the 4-H Clubs during the past year was made by Anna Grau of Oakton. Ly i KIWANIANS INDORSE | MEMORIAL TO EDISON, Resolution Favoring Beacon at| Hains Point Is Adopted Unanimously Proposed erection of a beacon at Hains Point as a National memorial | to the late Thomas A. Edison was in- | dorsed by the Kiwanis Club yester- day at its luncheon meeting at the ‘Washington Hotel, ‘The resolution, introduced by W.| Seton Kent, chairman of the public| affairs committee, was adopted unani- mously. Miss Ina Marie Holtzscheiter and Ed- *win C. Steffe, winners in the District | radio audition of the Atwater Kent Foundation, were guests of the club and each sang three numbers. Mrs Gertrude Lyons, pres of the Dis- trict Federation of Music Clubs, stressed the importance of music in the life of all_nations. | ‘The club’s guests also included | George W. Offuft, president of the | ‘Washington Board of Trade; Kenneth | Berkeley, manager of Station WRC, | and Eugene Thomas, director of the Atwater Kent Foundation in Wash- ington. MEXICAN EX-MINISTER MADE MILITARY CHIEF || Former Communications Head Who Resigned Cabinet Post Named State Official. By the Associated Press. MEXICO CITY, November 13.—Juan Andreu Almazan, former secretary of communications, yesterday was named | chief of military operations in the state | of Nuevo Leon, with headquarters at | Monterey. He will take charge next | week. | He replaces Gen. Eulogio Ortiz, who will return to Mexico City for instruc- tions. Gen. Almazan, who came to the Ortiz Rubio cabinet nearly two years | #go from the Nuevo Leon military post, was one of the ministers who resigned ' gecently. DIVORCE PLEA DENIED Husband Granted Decree in Vir- ginia, Mrs. Ridgway’s Suit Fails. Justice Jesse C. Adkins yesterday dis- missed a sult for an absolute divorce brought by Mrs. Effie P. Ridgway, 5014 Seventh place, against Elgin L. Ridg- way, 1317 Irving street. The court held the wife could not maintain her suit in the face of a divorce decree granted to her husband in Virginia. In the proceeding insti- tuted by the wife the decree was awarded the husband on a cross-bill. Consequently, the court held, the laws of Virginia prevailed in the case, as both had been residents of that State. Attorney Alfred M. Schwartz ap- peared for the husband. NAME PRINCIPALS 10 DIRECT BUSSES Loudoun Board Orders School Heads to Supervise Drivers. Special Dispatch to The Star. PURCELLVILLE, Va, November 13. —The Loudoun County School Board in meeting here yesterday ordered that school principals shall supervise school bus drivers just as they do teachers and that principals shall have the right to decide whether a child may or may | not ride in the school bus, subject to | the advice and ruling of the School | Board or superintencent. The board thanked D. C. Sands and the Public Health Association of Lou- doun County for the donation of $1,000 for use in imrrovlnl the sanitation of the schools of the county. ‘The insurance was ordered revised so as to conform to the co-insurance plan on_all school buildings. The Daysville School was ordered sold at public auction subject to the order and approval of the court and Stilson H Hall was named as attorney to act for the board. Permission was extended to R. W. Luckett to take possession of and ‘im- prove any 1and belonging to the school ot and lying outside of the school lot fence at Lucketts which adjoins his property and the main road except that the School Board reserves sufficient land to serve as necessary roadways to | its own property. The resolution heretofore adopted tn‘ prohibit publication of the names of | those fined under ths provision of the compulsory attendance law, was re- | pealed, | The board ordered that the purchase | of paper towels out of public school | funds be discontinued. | PADEREWSKI HONORED Is Elected Member of American Academy of Arts and Letters. NEW YORK, November 13 ().— Ignace Jan Paderewski, Polish planist yesterday was elected a member of the American Academy of Arts and Letters ‘With him were chosen Gamaliel Brad- ford, biographer; Charles Martin Loef- fler, composer: ‘William Lyon Phelps author_and Yale University professor. and Adolph Weinman, sculptor John Holbrook, announcer of the Na- tional Broadcasting Co., was given a| gold medal for good diction on the radio. Al officers were re-elected. | Real Estate Loan (D. ¢ Prc erty Only) 6% No Commission Charged You can take 12 years to pay off your loans without the expense of renewing. $1,000 for $10 per month, including interest and principal. Larger or smaller loans at proportion= ate rates. Perpetual Building Association Established 1881 Largest in Wasiiington Assets Over $25,000,000 fi Cor. 11th and E N.W. ATHLEEN and Julia dressed for dinner with the ‘minimym’ of cup-yellow chiffon that had been & bargain in one of the brenze tones in Cathleen’s hair and eyes. Julia unearthed an old gown decided it would do. “Its a hang-over,” she said, “from clothes were more important than any- thing in the world—except men."” Julia_into an_enchanting cr of a dark and striking beauty that Cath- Clothes did make a difference. Cath- leen could no longer biame the great: THIRTIETH INSTALLMENT. fuss. A girlish frock of buter- better shops uptown brought out the fashioned of black Chantilly lace and my old days here at Journey's End when The gown was exquisite and made leen had not known she possessed. Caldwell for his dislike ot JI:EI'! plain _DIXON P == a linen badge of service. He was a man of Gargantuan Rflde. Here was a daugh- ter who mi ight grace his castle like yare jewel in the finest setting ar- tisanry could devise. That she refused |gi to do so was a severe blow to the great Caldwell's pride. They were still dressing when Joy Caldwell blew into the room—in & gown that was a cloud of pale pink with dewdrops trembling in it. She dropped into a chair and reached for a cigarette. “Gosh, I'm so dry I'm dusty,” she complained. “Don’t you serve anything to revive the guest's flagging spirits? It's been hours since we quaffed. “Youwll find some very fine ice water in the thermos beside my bed” Julia sald, tweeking Joy's riotous blond bob. “Ice water!” Joy showed her disgust. “Do you really go in for that sort of bilge?” “Mostly.” Julls laughed. “It's good for the complexion.” . “Speal of complexions,” Joy said, el m . ' row with Em.” y it “I hope it's nothing trivial,” Juiis re. m“Ykn et ¢ ish. “You get your wish. Em caught h Cheating with the Watson cmb"‘ll i “Sonny Wr'son? He's & baby “Elise likes them young. She's fed up with the old stuff.” Dad’s a lamb, but he 1s kind of an ancient ruin.” ;‘v,\"hlt'l wrong with Em? Losing his rip?” “No, Elise did it to get even with him. He's been playing around with Cora_Price.” “Oh, lud!” Julia dropped her hands to her side wearily. “It's the same old merry-go-round.” “Same one.” Joy wrinkled her tiny nose mischievously. “Reminds re, Julie—I have a new papa. His name is Maurice Platovski. Choke on that one.” “Platovski? The name's familiar. ;;He's married to an opera singer, isn't e?” Joy gave a flounce of impatience. “He is, my precious old gloom, but whf bring that up? They don't get on.” b’ like the idea.” Joy's pursed into & rebelllous pout. “You ised ‘you wouldn't snipe,” she saldr Besides, there’s no use being edgy. it. My word! but that yel~ low you, Miss Caroll. T'll bet we're f queer lot. We are. o1 d g Julie?” “I haven had time to think of any- except how kind it is of have me here,” Cathleen said, embar- rassed !’l{ Joy's frankness. “You over that if you're a friend of Julie's. §he can’t stand us very often. I want you to meet my weakenss, Mau- rice Platovski. You don't think he’s taboo just because he wears a dog col- lar, do you?” “I—haven’t—thought,” Cathleen hesi- tated. She must not offend Joy, yet she must stand by Julia. “But why pick a married man when there are so many attractive ones who aren’t married?” “Attractive ones?” Joy scoffed. “Where do you find them? All the un- ;nolrr'ud men I know came in & pill “There's bonnd to be a right one” Cathleen said. “And what do I do in the mean- |time? Cram pills?” you You don't* know the half of it, eb, |finished “Don’t be dull, infant” Julia said. “You're only 17.” A 1" Joy exclaimed and fell back into her chair. “Is that -l'l’f 1 “If you've you 10 |nerves are doing inkling gl larium at the west end of the terrace when the three mgcmm the dozen or_more guests ly gathered there. Elise Caldwell had not yet come down n‘r;g“m great Caldwell was nowhere in sight. “There’s Maurice,” Joy said excit- edly. “Over by the pool. ~The distingue one with the white streak in his hair. Isn't he a bang?” Cathleen looked closely at the man Joy had indicated. . 'He is the handsomest man, with the cruelest face I have ever seen,” she it Platovsky caught sight of Joy and he moved forward languidly to meet them. 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