Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1935, Page 13

CHEST UNIT MAPS CAMPAIGN IN FALL Assistant Director Hinds Has Held Meetings With Personnel Groups. Members of the Metropolitan Unit of the Community Chest are already holding meetings in preparation for the November campaign. A. Boyd Hinds, assistant director, has been assigned to this unit and already has met with the personnel of three of the areas. Bernard Wyckoff, the chairman, is fast completing his or- | ganization and hopes to have a plan of campaign well under way at an early date. St. Joseph's Home and School, The class of 1935 held its com- mencement exercises Thursday eve- ning at the school. Members of the class are Joseph William Bickel, Jonn Williams Murphy, Thomas Irving Reed, Julius Warren Ryals, Charles Riston Schroth and Thomas Willard Tarmon. Southwest Community House. The Midsummer outdoor recrea- tional program is in full swing, with games of ping-pong, paddle” tennis, ring dances, folk dances, volley ball and base ball. Friendship House. The Mothers' Club will hold its annual picnic today at the home of Mrs. Baden, the honorary president, and will view her garden. The after- noon will be spent in discussion and games. A group of dancing classes and the Bing Song Glee Club participated in the program given at the Georgetown Children’s House last week. The day home parents are having their last meeting of the season next week in the form of a picnic at Hains Point. Phyllis Wheatley Y. W. C. A. The Board of Directors and the staff will meet at a luncheon Saturday st 1 o'clock. The Entertainment Committee of the Hostess Club sponsored a supper dance at the gymnasium last Friday evening. The Membership and Girl Reserve Committees will be hostesses to the graduates of the 1935 class at a re- ception next Sunday. ‘The Summer program of the Busi- ness and Industrial Department will begin this week and will include in- door tennis, swimming. arts and crafts. A special vesper service will be held next Sunday at 4 o'clock. St. Rose’s Technical School. Graduation exercises will be held next Sunday at 4 o'clock. Most Rev. Amleto Giovanni Cicognani, apostolic delegate, will preside, and will be as- sisted by Very Rev. Msgr. Francis G. Highland, chaplain of St. Roses, Exercises will, start with continue until Sunday. The grad- uates are Rita Elizabeth Collins, Margaret Helen Fitzpatrick, Adel- phine Ellen Guedrig and Helen Mary Newman. Southeast House. The first picnic of the season was held yesterday in Rock Creek Park. Club-met at- Priend- Northwest Settiement House, A meeting of the Board of Direc- tors has been postponed until June 24, at 4:30 o'clock. DOROTHY DEVORE ASKS WRIT AGAINST MATHER an | operetta by the Glee Club and will | VACANCIES FILLING IN STH BATTALION Marine Corps Reserve Unit to Go to Quantico on August 4.’ With recruiting for the 5th Battal- lon, Fleet Marine Corps Reserve, to be discontinued on June 30, the few re- gmaining vacancies in the battalion are rapidly being filied. The battalion will go to camp at Quantico on August 4. There still remains & few vacancies in rifie companies A and B and in the Battalion Band. Applicants be- tween the ages of 17 and 35 for Com- panies A and B should apply at the armory, 458 Indiana avenue, on any THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., JUNE 16, 1935—PART ONE.’ Tuesday or Wednesday night, con- tacting either Pirst Lieuts. John W. Al e or Wilfred J. Serpas. Applicants for the band should ap- ply at the same address on Saturday afternoons at 3:30, contacting Pirst Lieut. Leon. ) ‘The major general commandant of the Marine Corps has approved of the training schedule submitted by the commanding officer of the 5th Battal- on, Maj. Harvey L. Miller, . M. C. R. ‘The training schedule was prepared by & board composed of Maj. Miller, Lieut. Comdr. Don 8. Knowlton, Capt. Ralph B. De Witt, Pirst Lieut. W. W. Stickney and Second Lieut. James A. Hennessy. ‘The schedule provides for advanced infantry training, fleet landing force maneuvers, battalion in attack prob- lem and bush warfare problem. There will be no hike this year. ‘The battalion will camp under can- vas in the old 10th Regiment Area at Quantico and will make the trip to and and from Quantico by steamer. ‘The officers of the 5th Battalion will honor Maj. Lewis B. Reagan, U. 8. M. O, at the annual officers’ dinner &t the Washington Colf and Country Club tomorrow night. Maj. Reagan recently reported to the battalion as inspector-instructor. His last- com- mand was the Marine Guard of the U. 8. B. Mississippi. Other guests of honor at the ban- quet will be Brig. Gen. R. P. Willlams, U. 8. M. C, and Mrs. Williams, and Ma)j, John T. Walker, U, 8. M. C, and Mrs. Walker. Brig. Gen. Willlams is officer in charge of the Marine Corps Reserve. Ma). Walker is his assistant. Corpl. George Playfair, Company A, |and Pvt. (First Class) Frederick W. Vine, Headquarters Compeny, re-en- listed st week. Corpl. Lester C. Prank, Company C, was promoted to sergeant; Pvts. Sal- vador H. Petrone and Donald J. Nevin, Company C_were promoted to cor- poral; Pvt. Daniel T. Nelson, Head- quarters Company, was promoted to corporal as was also Pvt. Russell J. Rosenbaum of Company B. New enlistments as privates last week: James H. Signor, Company A; Byron T. Stanner, Charles ‘Walsh, Company B; Barney E. dwein, 135332y jes2ss T 111 o Sy e 4 44409 fiiésesssess ne Joseph A, Poliquin, Harry M. Rouch, Company C; Stanley J. Horan, Com- pany D; Worth G. , Com-= pany E; Willlam W. Hare, John O. Otey, jr.; Willlam L. Smith, Com- peny G. 3 The regular Wednesday night drill of the battalion for June 26, has been canceled. Instead, the entire bat- talion, including band, will fall in at the armory at 6:45 p.m. on June 24, to take part ip the Veterans of Foreign :-u‘e Departmental Encampment arade. Weak Eyes Helped. ‘Telephone subscribers England whose eyesight is weak now have their instruments fitted with a dial mflu figures three times the normal Like tq Talk About Men. Favorite conversations of women in England have just been found to be men, conditions of work and play, gos- sip, clothes, aceidents, murders, mov= ies, the stage, art, and cooking. Available in all sizes—can be had in Green or Natural—ready to hang. 3 ft. wide by 6-ft. drop 4 ft. wide by 7-ft. RUSSELL HOLDS BACK FAHEY REAPPOINTMENT Asks Delay in Considering Fed- eral Home Loan Bank Choice. By the Associated Press. Senator Russell, Democrat, of Geor- gia, yesterday objected to immediate confirmstion of John H. Fahey of Massachusetts for reappointment to & six-year term on the Feders! Home Loan Bank Board. He asked that consideration be deferred for the time being. Asked off the floor if he intended to fight the nomination, the Georgian sald there had been “too much au- tocracy and czarism” in the Home Loan agency and he wanted several days to look into the matter. “He added seweral other Senators were interested. The Senate confirmed Nelton T. Johnson of Oklahoma as Ambassador to China, his rank of Minister to that country recently having been raised. Anning 8. Prall of New York also was confirmed as & member of the Communications Commission, full term. . RAIL SERVICE TO RESUME Burlington = Repairs Washout Where 100 Lives Were Lost. McCOOK, Nebr., June 15 (#).—The Burlington Railroad plans to resume service over theiline between Oxford, Nebr,, and- » on June 20, =d Fiynn, vice president, announced yes- terdsy. "The -roadbed for many miles was washed away by the flood waters of the Republican River, which caused & hundred deaths two weeks ago. The railroad perallels the river for miles in Southwestern Nebraska. Flynn said 8 new roadbed, higher and farther from the river, was be- ing built. F Street N.W. Cool and comfortable TAX.LEGALITY HIT |/ if Processing Levy Attacked in Suift by Packer. PITTSBURGH, June 15 (#).—The constitutionality of the processing tax of agricultural adjustment act was attacked yesterday in a suit filed in Federal Court by the North Side Pack* ing Co, of Pittsburgh. The firm' ‘azked for an injunction to prevent the internal revenue collec- tor from making further assessments. In its petition, the company claimed it would be unable to continue busi- ness at a profit because of the levy, The petition said the April assesse ment was $35,000. - Boys Must Wear Dresses. 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