Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1935, Page 19

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 9. 1935—PART ONE. ices. members of other veteran organiza- At the National Church Sunday | tions who are invited by the American BY NEW TAKOMA BODY FOR SELF-HELP UNIT L service in the amphitheater Right | Legion to be present. lEGIflN ]‘fl HUNUR rh-v- Dbeen invited to attend both serv- | available to the general public and to 0FF|CERS ARE ELECTED PLANS ARE ANNOUNCED Rev. James E. Freeman, Bishop of | National Comdr. Frank N. Belgrano, Washington, will welcome the guests,| jr of California has notified Bishop | Boundary Line Association Ef- while the sermon will be preached by jheemnn that he will attend the White men and women now on Chaplain Huntington. Canon Ray- | gervice. fects Permanent Organ- relief rolls or unemployed have been mond L. Wolven will preside. Rev. 26| ~rryq frep.will offering taken st the ization. Saked oy B L Dipoie et | garln;y - :h“fl"mm ot’h?‘(?::':d’ National service on Mount St. Alban, o Tha Bt SCh:ol. ;\w:n,_::n n:nd‘l‘ “M. s, Tues- arish and chap with the exception of necessary ex- | BY ® Staff Correspondent of The Star. G tati s B b orpaniaeaanthe i i in | States Senate; Rev. James Shearer . Md., June 8.— Services Will Be Held in Siontzomers. hapan. o the Howe penses in preparing the amphitheater, | TAKOMA PARK M, June 8- Sy Cosprsie f of Representatives, and Ral olo- 5 ~| whi Amphitheatre at Na- mon A Pineberg, national chaplain | §1on national child welfare fund. | e o ton, has ad. | Members will be 30 cents an hour for e of Jewish War Veterans, also will par- Porter L. Busch, department chair- vanced another step with the election women and 40 cents an hour for men. tional Cathedral. ticipate in the service. man of the Sons of the Legion of the | o permanent officers and committee The workers will be afforded the op- Special invitations have been issued | District of Columbia, will have charge chairmen. portunity to be paid in food, clothing, — to President and Mrs. Roosevelt, mem- | of the memorial service at the tomb More tfun 60 persons, ! homes sheets, shoes or other materials that Json, | BEFS Of the President’s cabinet, all the | of President Wilson at 2:15 pm. and | yra'in the vi cinity of Ea s eS| will be made or reconditioned. The memory of Woodrow WIISOD. | yyompers of Congress, members of the | Wil lso furnish details of boys o 8s- | bt are variously located in Prince | There afe mow 19 such organiza World War President of the United giplomatic corps, high ranking offi- | Sist the Cathedral Guild of Ushers in Georges and Montgomery Counties tions in the eity. They are sponsored States, will be honored at services at | cers of the United States Army, Navy | seating the large congregation. and the District of Columbia, at- | DY the Federal Emergency Rellef Ad- the National Cathedral next Sunday 8nd Marine Corps. and the leaders of ——-o- — tended the meeting. ministration. afternoon. Prior to services in the | Veteran. civic and patriotic societles. Plane Devised in Secrecy. |, The line of Eastern svenue, which rict of | Cathedral amphitheater at 3 pm., sev- ' Belgrano Will Attend. What is claimed to be an entirely Cl(‘),ll::m:nr& r.u: -nr;mt:: Debrlcs of eral hundred Sons of the American | 'ltu Lfi‘ exvectgi th-:ma..ouo n}:‘mber; new type of alrcraft is being devel- | roadway lying almost ennre')y"?n the jon will gather in the Bethlehem | of Legion posts, auxiliary units an Maryland side. Members of the new | %:’h‘aprl fo place a wreath on the for- | Sons of the Legion squadrons in and | :":d ’g :;“mb“:d"y WhiE e | association last night said clouds of | mer President’s tomb. | near the District of Columbia will be | holm, Sweden, by Edmund Sparman, | ust raised by traffic along this thor- | Taps will be sounded and prayer in the congregation. The State De-|an Austrian engineer. The machine, | oughfare make living conditions “un- will be offered by Rev. Park W. 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