Evening Star Newspaper, December 19, 1934, Page 32

D.. C,. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER & “bargain rate” diploma from the hnnmmm—uuequiuunconhm TW|N BOY AND G"“_ versil terday, He | years' work. me:: :‘uur years' T Dexter slio sipaged In extzs omr. Bachelor of Arts degree incthe divi- sion of political science in two years. Dexter, regarded by university au- thorities as a prodigy, was enabled to shorten ndnxhwnnpnnwlx and Mrs. | five years ago, and the baby boy are J. Pokornik. The second child died in excellent condition, Dr. Anderson _BORN 3 DAYS APART 3¢ Bours hours atter birth. reported. Charles E. Anderson, who at- tgnded at t;: Mnhh o;m tlz:e r:e«mnd Venezuela Jungles Described. child, said “there is no t the sec- hd baby was ready for delivery at the | The Jungles of Venezuela were de- time the first child was born, and uimflfld to Howard University students s doctor Mnbemut::ll;d'he would bys A. Thompson, traveler and lec- have detected it insf 5 in an address toda '2,'"',”;," hild was & boy, the sec- | Memorial” Chapel o the” coniin ond & Music wi furnished Mrs, Pokornik, mother of twins born ' Glee Club. M e e YOUTH WINS CHICAGO U. DEGREE IN TWO YEARS Massachusetts Boy Halves Col- lege Course Time Under “Bar- gain Rate” Diploma Plan. Gets Two Years GUS SCHAEFER'S WIFE SENTENCED. CITIZENS' CONGI ASKS 17 PROJECTS Southeast Group to Offer List of Improvements for 1936 Budget. A list of 17 projects for improve- o A G Ift From ments in Southeast Washington, pro- 3 E 4 posed after several months’ study by delegates of the nine citizens’ associa- tions in that area, was approved last night by the Council of Southeast Cit- izens’ Associations and will be pre- sented to the District Commissioners for their consideration of projects to be included in the 1936 budget esti- mates. A. H. Bacus, chairman of the Civic Improvement Committee which rec- ommended approvel of the proposed list of projects, pointed out that the items were presented in order of their importance, in the eyes of the com- mittee, to Southeast Washington. Heading the list is a request for the widening of Independence avenue (formerly B street) from Second street southeast to Fourth street south- west, designed to provide a more ade- quate approach to Southeast Wash- ington. The other proposals follow: Play Center Sought. figswflmmmg pool and recreation center somewhere east of Anacostia River, preferably between Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue southeast; a waiting room and com- fort station at Seventeenth street and Pennsylvania southeast; widening of Minnesota avenue from Pennsylvania avenue to Benning; construction of Second Baby Dies 36 Hours After Delivery—Mother and Other Infant Doing Nicely. By the Associated Press. MEDICINE HAT, Alberta, Decem- ber 19.—Twins were born three days Club to Hear Pen Woman. Mrs, Victoria Faber Slevenson, na- "",,“c“g:.,}," 'p,‘:d"";x tional president of the League of permits a student to advance as|American Pen Women, will be guest By the Associated Press. rapidly as his capabilities warrant. |speaker at a meeting of the Free-Lance CHICAGO, December 10.—Louls| He matriculated in 1933 and passed | Writers' Club in the Shoreham Hotel Dexter, 19, Belmont, Mass., recelved nine comprehensive examinations in tomorrow at 8 p.m. l/efl s/-Let Our Elizabeth F Street Brewster Girls Assist in Selection! Rhinestone JEWELY copies of diamond pieces—unusual for size, desugn, workmanship, and prilliance at . . . . . MRS. IDA SCHAEFER, Wife of “Gloomy Gus” Schaefer, now serving time for the kidnap- ing of John Factor, shown after Settings of untarnishing rhodium plate. Each design is a careful, exquisite copy she surrendercd to the Federal marshal in Sacramento, Calif., re- cently, to answer an indictment charging her with participation in the $234,000 Sacramento post office Tobbery. 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Va. —A. P. Photo, $15,000 already had been granted for & study of plaps. A 12-point program for traffic im- provements in the District, adopted Monday night by the Lincoln Park Citizens’ Association, was referred to the Public Utilities Committee, headed by C. J. Benner. William A. Maio presided at the meeting, held in the Buchanan School, Thirteenth and D streets southeast. Candles For The Holidays All sizes, all colors, for all occasions Christmas offerings! N Gifts de luxe! Bracelets of a fine diamond or plati- num piece. Ear clips emerald, ruby, or sapphire stones. Finer Gloves Brief mention of fine gift gloves: Long white evening gloves of imported lambskin, $4.95—5-button-length imported kid pull-ons in black, white, brown, $3.95—classic and novelty pull-ons in lamb- skin, and capeskin, kidskin in brown and black. Also washable white lambskin gloves . .. a marvelous gift collection at $1.95. 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