Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1932, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1932. SCOTCH GROUPS TO MEET | Annual Gatherings of Societies Are Planned Saturday. The annual outing of the Scottish Societies of Washington will be held next Saturday afternoon at the sub- urban home of Dr. E. S. Hendry on the Virginia Palisades about 5 minutes’ IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENTS TENDER B MILD CURED il Smoked Hams | ROASTS Half or Whole Chuck l 3-Corner { Fancy Rib 225¢ w. ]2¢i®13cin 17cin 21c Delightful with cauliflower, string or lima beans or onions T l\'. M. C. A. Players in “Ace High” Last Night. BY B BFRS BREAKING into society has its tribu- | lations, as was demonstrated hilari- ously last night by the Triangle Players B T in a convincing presentation of J. O. Fede iation Re- | McMullen's three-act comedy, “Ace | drive from Georgetown. ral Associatio High,” in the Y. M. C. A. Auditorium. | Among the organizations to partici- verses Stand After Study of |The hearty reception accorded this | pate mcgmsfimu:;dg:'u; Y. . breezy offering was sufficient testimony | geotia, Plans are in charge of Robert “Lesser of Two Evils.”” [of the fact that these young men and | Watson, secretary. women of the Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. | _ S e had scored another hit in the realm of The Federal Bar Association, which |amateur dramatics in the Capital. s {""The plot is built around the popular « has opposed every proposal for a Federal ! y,me of a family's sudden rise to af- | American Radiator Co. pay cut, last night went on record | fluence and of its struggle to adapt :t- favoring the furlough plan as passed ' self to the new conditions. The wealih | 2 Hot-Water =1 > Heat 6-room | turned out by a fertilizer plant breeds | house 2 85 yesterday by the Serate. 3 .. social aspirations and matrimonial The reversal of the association’s somblicatione. for the daughters And stand, it was explained, came after a ' gifficulties galore | long discussion which led to the con- GTEYIES BEICTE o Howell, Jean clusion that the furlough scemed the 'gone “Euelvn Thomas, Buela Howell = more temporary of the two general pro- Matcierite Bone, Charles Bell, Lewis | posals, one of which semed sure of | Tupges Amerr Muctinane, Beank AL | goltigimtofetect . Ibott and Conrad Heins. “It was a choice of the lesser of two | Iqjlian Krause meriss credit for her | evils,” officers pointed out. capable direction. Samuel Eggert was Regular Price, $325 You Save $40 A splendid brand-new Amer- jcan Radiator Co. hot-water plant—which includes 17-in. Boiler, 6 Radiators, 300 ft. Radiation. Fully guaranteed and installed. 3 years to pay. Start paying Sept. 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In addition, the furlough bill omits the proposal contained in Victim Said to Have Been Shot in | Quarfel With Man. other bills to curtail annual leave of Clara Williams, colored, 36, of the Government employes. The Federal Bar Association is made 1900 block of Twelfth street, died at | Freedmen's Hospital last night from up of attorneys in the Government service, many of them heads of depart- | gunshot wounds in the abdcmen, chest and both arms, said by police to have YILVT AVd—MON And 17¢ AMERICAN HEATING ENGINEERING CO. 907 N. Y. Ave. NAT. 8421 mental legal sections been inflicted earlier in the evening | George Barse, chief counsel in the division of the liquidation of national when she quarreled with Bennie Mon- tague, colored, 35. banks, Treasury Department, and Fred K. Nielsen of the State Department were speakers at the meeting, held at the University Club. - All police precincts have been told WOMEN URGED TO TAKE ACTIVE PART IN ELECTION Head of General P;del’ntiOll of Clubs Warns Members of Internal Dangers. i By the Associated Press. FRESH FRUITS & VEGETARLES Ve “Ferey U. S. No. 1 NEW POTATOES to look out for Montague, who disap- peared after the shooting. Fancy Texas SUGAR CORN 4 = 25¢ Serve with pea 180% OF ALL HUMAN ILLS SEATTLE, June 9.—A plea for Amer- | fean womanhood to take an active part | in the approaching national elections greeted upward of 3,000 delegates ar- ! riving here today for the 21st biennial | convention of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. The message came from Mrs. Grace | M. 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