Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1935, Page 41

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. U, MARCH 17, 1935—PART TWO. AID FUNDS TOTAL $1,931,000 IN STATE Virginia Has All-Time High in F. E. R. A. Money for March Relief. eThe Avenus"=7th. Sth and O Sts. By the Associated Press. RICHMOND, March Relief Administrator William A. Smith yesterday received approxi- mately three-quarters of a million dollars of Federal funds, representing the final installment of the State’s March allotment, totaling $1.004,000 When the original grant was made earlier in the month, it was generally understood the total would be $1.057.- 395, of which a first installment of $927,000 was transmitted. Mr. Smith was informed by the Washington headquarters yesterday that a second installment had been confirmed which exceeded the orig- inal grant by $873.605, thus placing the total of F E. R. A. funds avalil- able in the State for March at an all- time high of $1,931,000. The administrator said ‘the addi- tional grant would aid materially in getting under way with an adequate works program which shortly will ab- sorb the State’s entire relief load. PUBLIC LIBRARY GREECE. The witch's cauldron of the Balkans | {s bubbling again, and this time the | fiames that heat it are leaping up| along the Grecian front. It is & dangerous spot for fire, as there is/| tinder in every direction, and rumors of another Balkan war are rife. The Public Library presents a list of books on modern Greece. | Descriptive Works. 16. — State Seamed Grades RUGS —at the Special Clearance Price— —Any one in need of a new wool rug will be wise to take advantage of this ppportunity to get it at a saving—As these are the sort of rugs you usually find at 4 much higher price and are proud to have in your home. 9x12-ft. s\zle in attractive patterns and rich ® colors. 1600 Warp Grass Rugs —Cool, pretty rugs for summer, woven of tough gras: ;x ; 5 ;: and stencilled with all over designs in biue, browrs and % . 53.99- @ 24x48-in. Reversible Chenille Rugs .88c ® 24x36-in. Plain Chenille Rugs 58¢c Kann's—Third Floor. A SPECIAL PURCHASE! 1,000 SETS of BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED DINNERWARE 32 Pieces for— Services for Six Special Sale! 500 Pairs Soft PONGEE Tailored CURTAINS 60 Inches Wide to the Pair 89« A Yacht in Mediterranean Seas, by Isabel Anderson. 1930. G27.An23 «Chummy, chatty. well-informed, & mixture of personal narrative and concise description, historical and geographical.” | 1 Discover Greece: wherein an incur- able nomad sets forth what befell him and an artist friend during a labyrinthine S ner journey through modern by H. A. Franck. 1929. G 4 “The narrative is informal. ob- servant and amusing: it imparts in- formation in the form of e readily | assimilable by-product.” [ Greece and the Aegean, by E. A. Gard- | ner. 1933. G34.G173 “The introductory chapters discuss the approach to Athens, the histori- | cal and modern means of travel in that country and the language. re- ligion end education of the modern Greeks.” | Picturesque G reece; architecture, | landscape, life of the people. by Hans Holdt 1922. G32.H748 (Reference). A superb collection of pictures of modern Greece. | A Glimpse of Greece, by Edward Hut- ton. 1928. G34.HOT. “True poet as well as scholar, feel- | ing as well as seeing the beauty of | which he writes, Mr. Hutton's travel and historical studies reveal to us not only the outward semblance but the 4 | heert of lands and peoples Chiome Blated $"00 Ql. Greece. by Willlam Miller. 1928.| SAPOLIN G34.M617. | Hof Wafer Porch and Step Kettles . 1 ice Dr. Miller presents a rounded pic Paint for outside Factory Irregulars —Although the factory terms them as irregular, we can find no imperfections—so you can readily see what a value you are getting! We have two lovely patterns for your choosing—Mum and Silver Rose with platinum lines on ivory grounds. And two attractive shapes—Princess and Regina. Come early—they’ll go in a hurry! . —An unusual opportunity to buy these good looking curtains at a low price! 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Self-Wringi attitude of the great majority of mej 39¢ guaranteed element and ap- Greek people”—in 1915! | Venizelos and the War: a sketch of | proved cord. At this low —Keep your hands out of price because they're slightly the water. These mops %, . Cect v 33 ’ LPF o) & e « b Manning-Bowman Chromium TOASTERS $1.99 —Tip-and-turn style, with personalities and politics, by Craw- | furd Price. 1917. F30791.P934v. | The Victory of Venizelos, a study of Greek politics, 1910-1918, by V. J. Seligman. 1920. F346.Sed4 | A defense of the Venizelos adminis- | tration History and Politics. Candlewick Spreads Specially Priced— —Beautiful spreads with elaborate hand-tufted ;iesxgns in pretty colors on a fine grade of sheet- ng. @ Others in white and colors at $2.95, $4.95 and $5.95. o Candlewick Spreads—colored tufting—$1.39 @ Solid Color Candlewick Spreads—$1.99 Greece and the Great Powers; the Greek struggle for national unity during the last hundred years, ed. by H. B. Dewing. 1924. F34.G813. “The vitality of the Greek race has never been more strikingly exhibited than today, when the work of political and economic rehabilitation is in full swing, in circumstances of extraordi- nary complexity and difficulty.” Modern Greece; a chronicle and a survey, 1800-1931, by John Mavro- gordato. 1931. F34Md4. “He has embraced the political. | economic and cultural chronicle of | modern Greece within the compass of a small book.” A History of the Greek People, 1821- 1921, by Willlam Miller. 1822. | F34.M613. i “After an introductory chapter summarizing the many centuries of | foreign rule in Greece, the book de- | votes itself to the history of modern | Greece from the time of the establish- | ment of the monarchy through the World War.” | Post-War Disaster. | The Great Betrayal: A Survey of the Near East Problem, by E. H. Biers- tadt. 1924. JU601.B474g. ““The Great Betrayal' should be read by everyone who loves distributive justice, above all it should be read and carefully read, by every Ameri- can.” Greece Today; The Aftermath of the Refugee Impact, by E. G. Mears. 1929. G34.M46. “An exhaustive survey of the eco- nomic and financial situation in Greece, dealing extensively with the success with which the country has absorbed the half million refugees form Turkey.” I Was Sent to Athens, by Henry Morgenthau, in collaboration with French Strother. 1929. F346.M82. “It is a tragic account of one of the most tragic episodes in the aftermath of the World War.” Reconsider Selection. FREDERICK, Md., March 16 (#).— The Democratic State Committee Tuesday will reconsider its selection of E. Lynch Gross as postmaster at Brunswick. The action was taken after Representative David J. 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