Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1933, Page 30

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King as president, was elected by the Conduit Road Citizens’ Asso- ciation at its last meeting of the sea- son last night in the community church, Cathedral avenue and Haw- thorne place. J. P. Hovey was elected first vice president and J. G. Minor second vice president. Other officers chosen were John Hessenauer, treasurer; Paul F. Kinnahan, secretary, and Linn C. Drake, corresponding secretary. Clyde S. Bailey and Mrs. H. J. Steimer were named delegates to the Federation of Citizens’ Associations. Before the close of the meeting the newly elected president, who succeeds Lucian Jordan as head of the associa- tion, announced appointment of the following committee chairmen, to serve for the ensuing year: Mrs. Charles Gude, entertainment; legislation; Mrs. Steimer, membership; Albert Lyman, parks and zoning; L. Ring, police and fire; W. Arthur Snell, public health; E. S. Hobbs, public utilities; Grady P. Oak- ley, publicity; Mrs. J. J. Rodruck, schools; William J. Cornell, streets and highways; C. J. Petersen, water and sewers, and Mrs. D. G. Morris, ordinator with other organizations. A resolution indorsing the move in Congress to investigate milk prices with a view to downward revision of the cost of this dairy product was adopted by the association. A resolution, introduced by Mr. Bailey, proposing a change in the name of the association to the Potomac Palisades Citizens’ Association was held over until the next meeting, when it will be acted upon. This will be the last Thursday in September, unless a spe- cial meeting is called in the meantime. co- 'TRIBUTE TO BE PAID DECEASED OFFICERS Portraits of Distinguished Army Doctors to Be Presented to Medical Center. Portraits in oil of three former dis- tinguished Army medical department officers—the late Maj. Gen. William C. Gorgas, Brig. Gen. James M. Kennedy and Col. John Van R. Hoff—will be presentéd to the commanding general of the Army medical center at Walter Reed Hospital on the morning of Me- morial day. The portraits, the work of the well-known artist Bernhard Godwin of New York and Washington, will be presented with appropriate ceremony in the auditorium of the Army medical center, and they will be placed in the halls of important buildings of the center as memorials to these officers. Maj. Gen. Robert U. Patterson, the surgeon general of the Army, will pre- sent the portrait of the late Gen. Gorgas in behalf of the medical de- partment officers and members of the nurse corps of the Regular Army. Maj. Gen. Merritte W. Ireland, former sur- gen general of the Army, will present the portrait of the late Col. Hoff in E EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON D. C. FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1933. IPOPE VISITS “MOTHER CHURCH" | AS ASCENSION DAY PILGRIM !Revives Buston: Broken in 1870 by Fall of Rome at Shrine Where He Was Ordained. By the Associated Press. ROME, May 26—Pope Pius left the Vatican yesterday and drove to the ba- silica of St. John Lateran, the “mother church” of the Roman Catholic world, thus resuming an Ascension day cus- tom abandoned in 1870 upon the fall of Rome. His holiness was ordained a priest at St. John Lateran 54 years ago. The Pontiff became an ordinary Holy Year pilgrim, making one of the prescribed visits to Roman basilicas in order to gain plenary indulgence re- mitting punishment of sins. Visits to other basilicas, St. Paul and St. Mary -Major, are scheduled for June 30 and August 15. The last Pope to visit St. John t on Ascension d: behalf of Mrs. Hoff, widow of the de- ceased officer, while the portrait of the sented by Bi Gen. Carl R. U. 8. A, retired, formerly commanding general of the center, on behalf of loyal friends of that officer and the medical department b GETS ART SCHOLARSHIP Sara Jane Blakeslee Will Study and Travel in Europe. Sarah Jane Blakeslee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. 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Kennedy will be pre- Darnsll, | was Pope ' t Pius IX, who went there four months before the troops of King Victor Emanuel II broke through the walls of Rome and deprived the Popes of temporal power. The Pope’s automobile, with cur- tains drawn, was preceded by the auto- mobile of the Governor of Vatican City, Commendatore Serafini. It was fol- lowed by nine machines carrying the pontifical court. Yesterday’s procession followed a route through the heart of Rome and passed under the windows of Premier Musso- lini’s office en route to the basilica which was reached at 8:15 am. The group was welcomed by the cheers of a large crowd. This was Pope Pius’ third real exit from Vatican City since the Lateran treaty with Italy in 1929. His visit y to John Lateran recalled Buy a Bed Room Suite —And Get a Living Room Suite Absolutely FREE! Wholesale Prices .on FURNITURE Have Advanced! 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