Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1935, Page 6

BANQUET TO BE HELD Hadassah Will Honor Richards| and Mrs. Leopold Freudberg. ’ Bernard Richards and Mrs. Leopold Preudberg. president of Hadassah, will be guests of honor at Junior Hadassah's annual donor banquet to- morrow night at the Shoreham Ter- | race, [ Mrs. M. Offenberg. Mrs. Aaron Bhalowits and Mrs, Maurice Bisgyer, senior advisors of Junior Hsdassah, also will be guests of the order. Newly elected officers will be in- ducted. The 75 young women com- | posing the local order are to assemble for the banquet at 7 o'clock. Their escorts will join them at 10 o'clock for a social evening. Arrangements are being made by Miss Hilda Siegel and Miss Sophie Blynlrd Dies From Wnp Sting. As a result of a wasp sting, J. 8. Jef- fries has died at Lowestoft, Scotland. THE EVENING BIBLE FACSIMILE GIVENAMERIGAN . Hans Luther Presents Two| of Luther Volumes, Dr. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, Commander Wins Degree JUNE 4, 1935. CONVENTION IS VOTED Typographical Union Poll S8hows Sentiment for 1935 Meeting. INDIANAPOLIS, June, 4 (®).— International Typographical Union headquarters announced last night an unofficial count indicated a proposal to abandoned this year's convention at Montreal, scheduled for September 'l hu been defeated by a referendum 'rhe vote, totals of which were not announced, was to determine whether members wished to skip the 1935 con- vention gnd wait for convention ac- tion at Colorado Springs, Colo, in 1936, ALWAYS GREAT * Gray Announces. NOW GREATER THAN EVER® GREATER AMOCO~GAS It takes less fuel to get more results. Try it! AMERICAN OIL CO. ARTIFICIAL EYES BY Mager & Gougelman Specialists Since 1851 FITTED FROM STOCK OR MADE TO ORDER Telephone District 1199 for information or appointment 207 Albee Bldg., 1426 G St. N.W. WRITE FOR FREE BOOKLET ON CARE OF ARTIFICIAL EYES Hans Luther, German Ambassador, has presented to American University two facsimile volumes of Martin Luther's complete translation of the | Bible, it was announced by Dr. Joseph M. M. Gray, chancellor of the uni- versity. | In"a letter transmitting the gift, | Ambassador Luther congratulated the | College of Liberal Arts of the univer- sity, of which Dr. George B. Woods is dean, on a “decade of distinguished | accomplishments.” Extends Best Wishes. “May I take this occasion,” he added, “tob extend to you and your co- workers my felicitation and my very | best wishes for a future of further | progress toward the high academic alms which you are considering.” * LJ The Luther Bible given to the uni- | versity was issued recently in celebra- tion of the 400th anniversary of its | original appearance. Chaticellor Gray has received from | Italian Ambassador Rosso a letter of | felicitation on the newly established | Italian-American maintenance ex- | change fellowships between American | University and the University of Rome. Rear Admiral H. G. Bowen, chief of the Bureau of Engineering, U. 8. N, (left), who conferred the degree of science on Comdr. Lybrand Palmer Smith, U. 8. N. (right), at American University commencement exercises yesterday while Dr. Joseph M. M. Gray, chancellor of American University, looked on. Comdr, Smith’s doctor’s thesis was “Marine Propeller Phenomena.” DON'T LET DOG DAYS BITE YOUR BUSINESS! Sees National Tie. The Ambassador expressed “the be- | lief that the development of this ex- | | change will not only be instrumental in fostering greater cultural ties be- | tween our universities, but also be- | tween our respective countries.” | The first student to go from Ameri- | can University to Rome, it was an- nounced at commencement yesterday, will be Sexon Humphries of Indiana. UNION TO FIGHT “CHISELING” IN D. C. Central Labor Group to Publicize Names of Employers Who OES hot weather worry your business? Do customers stay away? Let us stop all that with G-E Air Conditioning. The summer cooling equipment we use is made and guaranteed by General Electric. It is correctly fitted to your requirements by our own experienced G-E- trained men. Don't overlook this big point—careful analysis of your special needs, with correct application to those needs. It’s vital to trouble-free air conditioning. 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