Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1933, Page 22

G . STAR. WASHINGTON O O e s L. V. Hubbard of Upper Mont- of the Comservative ~ newspaper, La | Frond ' ‘ ices and similar projects for civic 3. ‘extension secretary for in- d in B X Detterment wers described by Mrs. | totmstional chase resoricd that there la| S Others Wounded in Buenos| il were scattered faticutts alons | P Blair Luckie of Chester, Pa., legisiative of 62 clubs now under the flags Aires Political Fight. mfl:rkh street % a parade cele- ’ chairman. BUENOS AIRES, May 26 (#).—Two ‘mml g ’ln‘m were E"”.n Pascists 4 BY BI_UBWUMEN Mrs, Arch Trawick of Nashville,| Feporting on child welfare, & senti- |peisons were killed and six wounded in | wearing their biack shirts and war Tenn. chairman of the Division of [ment 'Ch%e;int;y ;fi:;flé {Plfil'::r:' :h‘: a shooting affray yesterday between decorations. ~ el Correction, told the Public Welfare |eXpressed e e e 2 Conferehs ithat Tths moieen view ' 6 and Agencies, when she said: “If there 1935 Choice Marks Close of | that crime Lo ot o estation "f’it’h fo be any "tuwre for our country 1 | thes & Federation Council Meet- | X250k eyinest complex forees 12, Gorc, Bre, 0 Bl emeraton.” 9 4O CONNICTION WITH ANY OTHIR WASHINGPON SYORE ] 1™, 8™ and & .“Eflxl;m reform :m;td come, in 1:‘0\1:!:7 PP AR : : o) b ing at Richmond. Late “ana Bedersl pemal inatitutions, Taxi Driver Held-Up. | she reported. “The ethically sick are| gigrence E. Aldrich, taxicab driver, Py w entitled to the kind of consideration By the Associated Press. We are learning to give the mentally |Teported he was robbed of $11 by two, 1O CONNICTION WITH ANY OTHER WASHINGTON SIORE T™, 8™ and § tally g - d physically {ll members of society.” | colored men, who forced him from his ! ; RICHMOND, Va., May 26—In the|&d 0 . (3 ; : | lim) to the club work in the | . : 3 $ast Deiass Seasion of The o ATINEEE | seme o et e el DastioiE abion it | C8 Afterihiring him topdrive them %04 F rrect I)ecoratlons ing of the Federation of Women's Clubs, R;nrly": llll ‘;‘}hntfis c(’ health promonoFui | gfimvfld court southwest early yes-| A . Detroit was chosen last night as the Mrs. Carl W. Illig of Onset. Mass, sald terday. .(4””011”61” ~ triennial convention city of the General | g f D D e o the. mescing 1o e hed | — or Decoration Day in May, 1935. . e 2 Fi PLASTIC ART of the federation, descril erself as 3 \ < 2 pacinet who belleves in protection. OWErs “I believe in adequate protection of - the United States,” she said. “I don't mind telling you that I am a pacifis i8 f and . or for I believe in the protection of al ; Christian men by not going to war. I ¢ & also think that there must be & new | 7 CLA ! MODE painting of human minds by a deter- (M 2 . mined nation in order to change the | ‘ < N color of the world.” 1 / . As to the coming economic confer- o Be: ence, she said she believes the least that - T Now Being Conducted can be done wil include loering of Te- \ X iatory tariff barriers, the stabiliza- | Ou el i tion of currency and an open debate on In 3 Art‘Dept. Third Floor war debts. “which we know will never | " Platform Reiterated. < L y 5 In general she reiterated the federa- l SS Zlf l" tion’s platform since 1917—limitation of DAY 1 nrm:rnenbs‘ ;r&urnn{on of lx;ttc;;mnoml Nav: - ( I t questions and the entrance of the United WA rH States into the League of Nations, Per- nstructress) sonally, she said, she believes the only S ; in thi method of making the League effective . y Will be in this department for the next two weeks to is ru; give it some teeth with which to Those Who Followed Their Country s Hlx teach those who are interested in this fascinating art. enDorrceG&srd:t:Ishg;s ey 5 Memorial Day comes again to remind us of those who “paid D) gelow, Massachusetts | 8 the jast full measure of devotion”—the Nation's heroes who lie be- comimissionet of public neaith, suggest- ||| neath the gallant shadow of the Stars and Stries. 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