Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1935, Page 9

JONIGR WORK-AD PROGRAN URGED Children’s Bureau Official | Makes Proposal at Montreal Parley. Bpeclal Dispatch to The Star. MONTREAL, June 14.— Develop- | ment of a combined junior work and educational program under the work- relief authority was recommended yes- | terday by Dr. Mary Hayes of the Labor Department’s Children's Bu- reau, at the joint conference of the | National Association for Travelers' | Aid and Transient Service and the | Committee on Care of Transients and . Homeless. These two groups are | meeting here in connection with the | National Conference on Social Work This program would provide allow- ances of $15 a month for work and training experience for 800,000 young persons for periods averaging six months. A junior work and emergency | education division of the work-relief authority would be created and would assist in the development of local projects. Dr. Hayes also urged development | of a scholarship program for 16 and 17 year old boys and girls through an allotment to the Office of Education from emergency relief funds. This allotment would provide scholarships of $2 a week for one school year for 100.000 boys and girls. It was pointed out that the serious- | ness of the financial situation of many boys and girls who have left school is indicated by the fact about 860,000 young persons are on relief with their families. These scholarships would be for boys and girls whose families are | unable to supply their needs for car- fare, books, etc. Marriage Licenses. Wavne W nd Sullivan. <5 both of Washington. D. € alter P. Smith Georse B Ghiatenimn 2 and Gertrude A. Lee. ce. 25, Elizabeth ' Matthews Hampshire ave: Rev Intyre Robert 8. Griffiths. 24 and Jennie L Holske. 27. both of 1747 18th st.; Rey W. 8. Abernethy Joseph 8. Jenes.” 40. Colleze Park and Esther M. Gilb 40. Brentwood. Md.: Rev. E. L Hi Manfred J. Ratino. st. n.e.: Rev. J. T. Kennedy Otis E. Fellows, 26 Nm\\ur Cm n.. and Pranr"fl Ek Your e pd st.; Rev FPrancis Robert 2L st and Julia n.e.: Rev L. t st. and C. rd. s.e.; Rey Simpson. 31. 1430 P st.. and T 1933 15th st.. Rev Warren. Pa 2 7. 2419 1 Howard E. Snyder Roger V. Shumate. 35. P urgh. Pa._an Dessymare Whiting._ 24, Redwood Falls. Minn.; Rev. J. H Di Charles H. Weckerlv 2617 Brentwood e. and Dorothy F. Donohue. 23. th st. ne. Rev. J M. Gillum 9 | Sa: Rich: s 28, sevel o | e afton Biown’ 30 BonLaks Gaw: | All, however, are native-born Amer- ican citizens, all passed through pub- lic schools no different from those of Kansas, and all are as oblivious of ra- | cial differences as are the girls on the mainland of whether their ancestors were Irish, French or German. For in Hawaii East and West have met. despite a famous prognostication that it could not be done. and the melting pot has performed its cus- tomary purpose. With relation to statehood, Ha and Afton Brown' 37 Salt Lake City Rev. E. P. Kimball Harry Stern. 34. and both of Balti Joseph A. "Adki Bradlsy. Rev. John E Otto J. Feiler Doris_B.__Sto! He: Rev. H. M . william L_Sh : Helen Lee. saithersbur W. D._Jarvis Gegree S Lucas 24 Detrees st and L °r. 7 pufly Jmenh H Hubhand 25. 1784 Ingleside ter.. and Katherine S. Franke D st. n.e.: Rev. H Hennig THE EVENING New U. S. Flag Appears Hawaii Unfurls Old Glory With 49 Stars on Flag Day. Tamar Kahalelehua, Hawaiian “Betsy Ross,” native American of the Hawaiian Islands, who prepared the new edition of the Stars and Stripes, which was flown today for the first time in anticipation of the.day when Hawaii will be the forty-ninth State. of the flag have been redistributed to make a place for the new one. The other 48 stars in the blue field . Dot S NEW version of the Stars and Stripes is appearing this Flag day on Waikiki Beach in Ha- Its distinguishing fea- = ture is the fact that it has 49 | stars in place of the 48 to which the public has been accustomed since Ari- zona was admitted into the Union, in | The additional star is in an- statehood for Hawali, 3 - which is provided by a bill now pend- and Plorence O Sapienza 1. 498 &i#| ing in Congress g The star field of the new flag is dif- ferent from the old one. in that it has | seven rows of seven stars each instead | of six rows of eight stars each. i still graceful and symmetrical, in that rows of stars still all contain the same number, which has not always been is now making the claim that it has served its full novitiate as a territory, that it has three times the population that has customarily been required in the past, that it has paid taxes so lib- erally to the Federal Government dur- ing the past 35 years that a net profit from its administration of $150,000,000 has been piled up. government has been progressive and It urges that its More U. S. Autos Sold. Sales of American medium-priced automobiles in Japan are increasing. This banner was made in advance of Flag day by the young women of | Hawaii. who were the Betsy Rosses of this occasion and plied their needles Photographs of them while at work revealed inter- | estingly the fact of their difference of . The group shows young whose ancestors were Poly- nesian, Chinese, Portuguese and Anglo- and Moniea | st.: Rev. LAST CHANCE TODAY TO FILL YOUR BINS AT PRESENT LOW PRICES J. EDW. CHAPMAN 3T N SL. N. W. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 193 FLAG DAY MARKED BY SERVICES HERE Mrs. Woodrow Wilson Hon- ored by Girl Scouts in Trib- ute to War President. Old Glory is having a birthday party. One hundred and fifty years ago today the flag was born, conceived by the Continental Congress and pre- sented to the Nation by Betsy Ross the mother of the Star Spangled Ban- ner. As a tribute to the memory of Wood- | row Wilscn, his widow will be the honor guest of the Girl Scouts of America, who have invited her to wit- ness & pageant of flags at the Little House, not far from the Executive Mansion, where President Wilson sign- ed the decree setting aside June 14 as the day commemorating the birth of the flag. Mrs. Byrns to Altend. Famous American flags of history will be displayed while women high in officialdom look on, among them Mrs. Joseph Byrns, wife of the Speak- er of the House; Mrs. Cordell Hull, wife of the Secretary of State; Mrs Daniel Roper, wife of the Secretary of Commerce, and Mrs. Henry Wallace, wife of the Secretary of Agriculture. Girl Scout Betty Brady was chosen by her organization to display “The Betsy Ross Flag,” which tradition | says was made in June, 1776, from a sketch drawn by George Washington. At the White House President Roose- velt_joined in the Flag day ceremony RUGS WASHED STORED REPAIRED ALL HAND WORK A. H. BAKSHIAN 1625 Connecticut Avenue North 5790 Est. 46 Years fED IRISH U | and the Women’s Relfef Corps tonight | C. O'Mzahoney of Wyoming will be the | at the beaches or something,” ex- more and more arrive daily! by honoring Mrs. John Allan Dough- erty with the Oross of Honor, a deco- ration that carries with it the title “Lady of the Flag.” Mrs, Dougherty, vice president of the United States | Plag Association, was decorated “for | service to the flag” in connection with | the campalgn against crime and com- munism. Officials at Presentation. | The medal, which is awarded by | the Flag Association each year for | worthy service and patriotism flen-‘ erally, was presented to Mrs. Dough- | erty by the President in his office | and in the presence of a group of officials of the Flag Association. Col. James A. Moss, U. 5. A, re- | Presies and susie ows bo! GET MONEY HERE tired, president general of the associa- | Saughion shd ehoml Gask irl, % 8 tion, described fo the President Mrs, | Thomas and Viola Harrion: = Ersncas o Setra e S Dougherty's service, Patriotic services will be conducted by the Grand Army of the Republic at 7:30 o'clock. on the east steps of the | ceded by & concert by the United States Army Band. Senator Joseph principal orator. At 8 pm, in the Raleigh Hotel, members of classes from the local col- leges and universities will celebrate Flag day—with Representative Ran- dolph Jennings of West Virginia pay- ing & tribute to the flag. P Dominic Branson. 47, Casualty Hospital, Births Reported. -y T A g Harry R. Myers. Wisconsin ave. Perando snd_Ethel Timbol. boy. Bessie Foster, St. Elizabeth’'s Hospital, | Harold and Evelyn Lyman. boy. Joe Angrews 5” Gallinger Hospital | | Harvey and Elizabeth Black. boy. | Annie Moten. 50. St. Elizabeth's Hospital Prank and Rosina Stoll. boy Carroll Whlkn 44. Walter Reed Hospilal. e e i R R A LR | Douglas and Elizabeth MIbkClL sirl, Lonnie Bradle: Casuslty Hospital od Ars Wricht, eir Louise Nelson, d Mary Dundon, girl. frie 1o son, %, St. Elizabeth’s Hospital wirl Walter and Evangeline Hilliard. girl snecline Hilliard rgrlér 2, Holds $5,000 Party. Joseph and Marguerite’ Hunt James and Betty McFarlane. boy. Charles and Alma Fague. girl Abner and Catherine Burgess, boy. years ago was willing to take any job Ervin and Elva Mayo. boy. | offered him, recently invited 400 guests Dan and Carolyn Wheeler. girl ;w his $5,000 coming-of-age party at Marion and Eva Brumback, girl i t Clarence ‘and Trabel Brooke. irl [Cosis- EORH Jxse: Binie: Gulen nnd Nellie Moscati. girl. H Willizm und Ella Maddox, gir). Charles and Jessie Palmer, boy. Mat:hew and Marguerite Hamilton. girl. Deaths Reported. plan. |Capitol. The program wiii be pre- | alie &° Jeremiah E. D novan. T0. 1633 1th st. 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