Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1935, Page 12

{600 ARTISTS HERE Wins Honors BEST HORSEWOMAN OF 1 LIVE STOCK SHOW. TOENHBI WORK + Prizes of $1,500 Posted for . Display to Encourage Ama- teurs and Youngsters. R remedmD @ More than 600 artists of Greater # Washington are expected to exhibit | « their work, including paintings and 4 small sculpture, in the annual inde- # pendent art exhibit to be sponsored by » the Washington Federation of Women's «Clubs from April 22 to May 22, in- 3 clusive, it was said yesterday by Dun- | o CAD Phillips, general chairman of the | committee for the show. | This first of its Kind to be held in | € Washington, the exhibits are planned | € for the purpose of encouraging amateur | ¢and young artists in Washington. # Prizes aggregating more than $1.500 « have been posted for the exhibiting ¢ artists, Mr. Phillips said. [ Impetus Given Art Here. | * With the establishment of the Mel- | 7 lon Art Gallery in the District, Mr # Phillips said, Washington is destined 4to become the art center of the # country and the annual independent exhibit will bring out talent that » otherwise might go unrecognized. He said America had become more art| conscious since the public woris of art | program and that artists themselves | had received a new impetus in their work. The works of artists showing in the | independent exhibit will be placed on | display in nine of the leading depart- ment stores of W beginning April 22. Prior to ha xhibits. | all the works will be d in_the Washington Post auditol , where judges will select winners of the purchase awards. Following this representatives of the nine stores will | “ gather and draw lots for the exhibits by groups. Each of the nine stores is offering a $100 purchase award, the store to retain the picture or sculpture. 400 Entries Likely. | ‘The Federation of Women's Clubs | will furnish a saleswoman for each of the exhibits and the store will furnish | one. It is expected that more than 400 | works of art will be entered. ‘The exhibit is confined to paintings in oils and water colors and sculpture, { only crayons and pastels being ex- cluded. | Entries for the exhibit will be re- | ceived at the Washington Post audi- | torium between April 1 and 6 and the Art Committee immediately will ar-| range the groups for the judging by | an out-of-town judge. | Miss Alice Graeme, executive secre- | tary of the Art Committee of the federation, will be the judge of the worthiness of the entrie: | VERDICT AWAITED IN CUBAN BOMBING - Trial of Alleged Communist Ends. One Convicted in Havana of Strike Terrorism. By the Associated Press, HAVANA, March 16.—Trial of Ar- Betsy Jane Richey, 20, of Lake- wood, Ohio, shown above in Colum= bus, Ohio, after she had been de- clared the outstanding equestrienne in the little International Live Stock Exposition, held under auspices of the Ohio State Uni- versity, Department of Animal Husbandry. Pictured with her is her horse Rex, on which she won the award. —A. P. Photo, MRS. BUCCOLO SUES FOR LIFE INSURANCE Says Payment of $5,000 Policy Carried by Husband Is Re- fused by Company. Mrs. Mary Irene Buccolo filed suit in Distict Supreme Court yesterday | against the Metropolitan Life Insur- ance Co., to collect a $5,000 policy on the life of her husband, Rudolph, who | was killed by her in self-defense last year. Mrs. Buccolo was tried for first- degree murder, but was found not guilty by the jury after she had inter- sed a self-defense plea. In her suit today, she says she has made repeated demands for paymeat of the insurance pelicy which was taken out by Buccolo in June, 1927, but that the company has not com- plied. She was represented by the law firms of Lambert & Yeatman and Do Obear, Morgan & Campbell. A Buccolo also has received s1 under a policy her hushand [ carried with the Veterans' Administra- tion, . turo Iser, alleged Communist accused | of terrorism in the Cuban strike trou- bles, was completed today in Santa , Clara with the prosecutor’s demand for the death penalty. | The verdict will not be made pub- | ¢ lic until late today or tomorrow. Iser # was accused of placing a bomb in ¥ Cienfuegos. Another council of war in Havana’s | first trial growing out of the acts of | terrorism convicted a man and sen- tenced him to three years and a day in prison. Other cases, involving the death penalty, are pending. . One army official said: guilty must pay and pay heavily.” Soldiers and sailors yesterday searched houses for weapons in the ‘ continuation of the government’s drive to quiet the island. Havana * was calm during the night. Only a ¢ few persons were chased from the « streets after midnight by policemen with pieces of rubber hose. RITES AT ARLINGTON Gen. Frederick S. Strong to Be Buried Tomorrow. Funeral services for the late Maj. Gen, Frederick Smith Strong, U. S. A,, retired, who died in San Diego, Calif., | March 9, will be held with “ull military honors in Arlington National Cemetery | “ tomorrow at 11 am., where he will be ¢ buried. Chaplain Julian E. Yates will “ officiate. Honorary pallbearers will be Maj. Gen. John L. Chamberlain, retired; Maj. Gen. Henry G. Sharpe, retired; Lieut. Col. Joseph P. Aleshire of the , general staff and Maj. Parker W. West, also retired. “The | |} Like watches—diamonds—gold teeth d old. discarded jewelry. 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