Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1935, Page 46

Cold Storage For furs, glrments rugs, curtains, * * SAFE deposit vaults for silver- ware. * * * WINE vaults. * * * WARM rooms for pianos, art objects, an- tiques. * * * LUGGAGE rooms and small storage vaults on first floor easily accessible. Rug Cleaning House Fumigation Cavital, Surplus and Reserves T $1,200,000 STEAMSHIPS. WEST INDIES AND CARIBBEAN GUEST UISES every week with the Great White | eet, 10 to 18 days, $115 and up. United ruif Co.. Pler 3. N. R. Tel WHitehal 4-1880 or 337 Sth'Ave. Tel. LAck. 4-0678. MEDITERRANEAN and all Europe—De Luxe service on famous express liners via the smooth Southern Route State St., N. Y. C. ITALIAN LI, § o Oyernisht, New @i to NEWPORT. FALL | BOS’ on_Steamers of FALL IVER LINE, Vi Ghe protecicd INLAND ATER ROUTE. Planned Vacation Itinerarie 922 Fifteenth St. NW,, Wldnnnn-, D.G » 'RESORTS AT‘-ANT]C CITY, ATLANTIC CITY Select Seashore Vacation ||| Cheice section of beach... center of boardwalk attrections.... spacious sun decks overlooking complete 3] | health bath b.mu. luxvries and e Tatcs both Plans, vpen request. ‘Walter). Busby, Ine. MONTICELLO 5.5 OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVE. E DAILY PER PERSON 50| & ROOM and MEALS 3 (Twe in Room) wmmmm— A Fetter & Hollinger Hote| emmmmm Glaslyn Chatham PARK PLACE ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. OCEAN v JIEW. MODERATE EATES. TA Oce d Cor ‘ticut TABOR INN goers ta0 ot rates but same qual table m $3.00 UP, DAILY' Ovnenhlp Mln ge! ATLANTI A g':‘n‘{i"e'l“c.'x"e'.“. ivatiments ‘(hurnished or_unfurnished) at very reasomable cost. RITZ-CARLTON ‘ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. CAPE MAY, N. J. CAPE HAYS BEACH-FRONT _HOTELS lom‘l Cool, Homelike, Overlooking Beach and Boardwalk. Special | Juls rates. " Bathing faci tors. OCEAN CITY, MD. M AJES-" FACING THE OCEAN. From $3.25 Dail: Weekly: Meals Inc Free Parking and Bathing. C Parker § HAST[NGS HOTEL 3. Parking Space. Smlgl ll"‘iu until July COLO! COLONIAL BEACH HOTEL -the- ac—a of shady play- en-the-Potomac—acres of it 2 | 2o i for "your vacat m . _Good lfleshn water to $4.50 dails. Peninsula Bus io $P%e Saut'D Blackistone. Mgr. VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. “The Beachome Apartment Atiantic Boulevard and 28th St. odern” Exciusive Avartment Hotel, over. ooking the Atlantic Oc; Rates by the day. week or month. L. T. ROWLAND. Mer. JORDAN iz, Susha With its famous Mineral Water. Five miles north of Winchester. Week end and weekly rates reasonable. % G. Ed utter, Stephenson, Va. WERNERSVILLE, PA. g WERNERSVILLE. PA. /American Plan, 35 Deity, $25 Widy. — MAINE, HIGH ROCK HOT Moderate rates. Apply for booklet. OGUNQUIT, MAINE. __ EDUCATIONAL. +WOODWARD) SUMMER SCHOOLS Juy GoAug, 5ot sehn.l June 26-Aug. 7 Six weeks of lnllvldnl instruetion in Grammar and High School Work For Full Information Call WQODWARD SCHOOL FOR BOYS National 8250 1336 G St. Washington College of Law SUMMER SESSION June 24 to August 3, 1935 7:30 AM. B:10 to 7 P.M. Clasces in Elementary Law, . COriminai d other subjects a8 Teglstration warrants. 2000 G St. NW. MEt. 4585 ScCRoanics OPENING NEW CLASSES June 24 INTENSIVE COURSE FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS Tivol Theatar Buiding 14 STREET AND PARK ROAD up.-. COlmba 3000 The Temple School 1420 K Street N.W. 'SPECIAL INTENSIVE SUMMER COURSE In Shorihand and Tyvewriting Por Collexe and Hizh School Graduates. This enables students to ‘take mofes and trpe themds Eight Weeks’ Course June 24-August 17 Write for information or telephone National 3258 | bers of the class were presented by | Emmerich, Evi WKINLEY HONORS 431 GRADUATES Diplomas Are Awarded at Annua! Exercises in School Auditorium. McKinley High School presented diplomas last night to 431 boys and girls at the annual commencement exercises held in the school aud)- torium. Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle, vice president of the Board of Education, acted as presiding officer. The mem- Miss Jessie Coope and W, C. Myers, assistant principals, and the diplomas were awarded by Frank C. Daniel, principal. Mary Jo Mitchell was class vale- dictorian and Helen Conard delivered the salutatory address. Bishop James Hugh Ryan, rector of Catholic Uni- versity, pronounced the invocation. The members of the class were as follows: Girls. Atbott, Mary Ellen Kidwell, B M_ Adams. Helen E. 15 M. Albright, Mary Jean Kullhafer HelenC Barber. ‘Evelyn M. thch!crd Clarice 1. Barnard, Ethel A K. Barnes. Aunie Belle Barnes. Margaret H. Barr. Lilmn D. Bartlett. K. H. Baumann, A\ldrey L. Littleton, Alice B. Littleton, (}rlce A, Baumgartner Lily M, e L. Beattie. Patricia Blakeslee, Carolyn Booker, Nellie Lee Brear. Sarah I Bretler, Frances . Broderick. Gertrude Burke, Vivienne C. Burneit. Elizabeth 8. Calomiris. Catherine Caruso, Mame Mallon. ‘Martn Martin, Martin: Siudrea 3. McCall. Harriett A. MecClatn, ©. L Mestahon. eidn M. Meitsler. Marion E. . Mmer n.vmyn M. Mitehell: "Doris E, Mitchell, Mary_Jo Molster.” Anna K. Moore, ‘Cecelia E. . Nash. Ruth Anita Newman, Faye A. Newton, Edythe L. Nichols, Shirley T. Niero. ‘Anne | ONeill Catherine. [ Conard. Helen C. Cristaldi. Anna M. Dixon, Beatrice B. Dixon. Mary Donaldso. s-n M. Driscoll. W. Dun, Elizabeth J. gleson. Gyneth 1. Earnshaw. Helen G. Edelblut. Florence L. Emmerich. Louise Farrah, Mildred M. Faulkner,_Joann Pillmen. Edith_H. Flint, Evelyn T, P\:rd!g. Pelice A Gallogly. Eleanor R. 11t rian Pidgeon, Anng Pratt, Alma Pyle, Honora C Reeves, Beuvzv Georae. Nary E. Gordon, Marian | Gough. ‘Jeanette A. ramm. Helen A. Griesbauer. Jane A. C. Shumaker. Alma G. Simon, Edith N. Slavin, Pauline Smith, Marsaret L. Soper, Ruby Soive: Franees L. Staubus. Ruth V. Griffith. Dorothy L. . Reda F. ‘Turner, Bet" Voith, Margaret H. Ickes. Marilyn J. Waigand, Alds Johnson. Edith ‘W. Jones. Margaret M. :onu, Winifred A. E. E. Wright, Mary V. M Youns, Mary L. Ketner. Mary E.’ Boys. Adair, Frank G. Koenig, Dale M Allen. Harry R. T Baker. William A. Barnes. Eusene K. Bar Barnett. Veilliam ‘. Batch. Donal Baten. runf,nshzs Lisze man. John 8. Linskey James P. Baulsir. William V. Lucas, E_E.. jr. Baumgardner, R. H. Luckett. Harvey B, Lynch. Paul E. Yarks. James G. Marseglia, E. A Martin. Henry A. Matelson, Josephi Math: nny. Berbakos, N. P. Berger, Ralph C. Betts, Barton F. e . suhunv anry K. Bodkin, G. W.. Jr. nuwus Willlam T. yd. Robert H. Brashears Richard Brenner, Lnu!s L. Bresnahan. M. F. Brown. Charles M. Brown Francis W. Brunori, Mario E. Burton. ' Charles B. Bury. Prancis B Bussius. Ashley Lee Cady. Francls F. Carr Camr Sohn . Cary, Charles G. Cary. Victor Case. Richard W. Sastonguay. W. R Catucci, L, Chaconas. N_C. | Clark. Prank Morgan.’ L C. Morrison. C. W. Mulitz. Milton M. Muller. Donald ¥. Mullins, Kenneth E. Mulloy. Prancis V. Murphy. Thomas B. Murray. Prank H Nallcs Maran 6. Naylor. Henry Neam,“Adeeb 7., Noord. George Novicke. Gargon” Numbers. Prank E. O'Donnell. Orton wxuum B Otis. Henry M. Ould. Eugene Owens. Edward A. | Clarke. Joseoh A, Padgett. A. Van B, c)mco Jumes L. Pederson, N. L. Coe, Paul Pfleeger, C. A. Cot- Nxcno]a Bolen Pmmp. T, B, Conahan . Thomas M. P Francis A, Eifkham. £ & Piper. Harry W, Birtle. Ross w Plath, Albert L. Plitt. ‘Bryant W, Dantzig. Henry P. Poole. lk is A, De Marr, Chlrle! K. Dietrick. Paul Dieudonne, Dondero. cnmu ¥ Donnelly, C Donohoe. .' Batyosenh . Durity. Harry L. Eaton. Rall Edlaviteh. Robert Elgin, James E. M. ans, W. A.. Jr. ’:55.19“;’01‘ Farrell: Andrew M. Peldman, Hyman Pellinger. E. G. 2, O, Rives. Johin Gaiton Robertson. Donald J. Robinson. Melvin A. Roland, Jjames R, Rooney. Joseph L. Rosenbaver E O, Rosenbe: s-mmnn, Gl Saulsbury, Gove L. chluvane. E J. A Sheehan, 'W. P Jr. Shellhorn. G. W. Simons, R. W. Singer. Harr: Garner. James A, Sithens. Cheve Gast. John Paul R. Gilbert. 'Ro!lnd A Gosnell. C. W.. Eonyt Gorncttin K. Graziani, Angele J. Green. LeRo: Greenwood 0. W. Haas. Pred Paul Hamilton. Harry L. Hanold, Erederick P. Hardy, Edwin A. Harns. James K. Hart. Leslie Spanton. wuu-m b3 Sparshoft, Robe: Storty. Strickiand. L. G Strickrott. Raloh M. Strizsl "Prancis &, Sumter. John B, Swaim, Russell Bk{ex J-ek w( lis e Hiwdor Hieeins, .Yohn .. r. Hilder. Richard 'P. Hitz. Herman H. Holt. Kenneth O Horner. A, Hommin M ll fhes. B E, Hughes. Walter E. Hunter, George E. Huntt. Maurice D. Hurk{. Walter V. Huttel. John W. ~ Whei TJackowski, L. A Jr. Wh Jensen. wlm.m o. . Jay Ral w.m.,.""‘*.y.ei‘v‘v" Welss. Alfred A nel” Wflll FIREMEN ELECT Clarendon Volunteers Name W. E. Robey President. Special Dispatch to The Star. CLARENDON, Va, June 20.—New officers of the Clarendon Volunteer Pire Department, elected Monday night, include William E. Robey, pres- Milton Moriarity, sergeant at arms; Walter U, Varney, Thomas R. Mechem, Herbert F. Smith and George B. ‘Watt, trustees. The trustees will elect n“umrfl-‘ o THE EVENING E. FRANCIS M’DEVITT NEW LIONS PRESIDENT Silver Spring Club Elects Officers and Names Convention Delegates. Special Dispatch to The Star. SILVER SPRING, Md, June 20.— E. Francis McDevitt was unanimously STAR, If It’s an Apple Tree Maybe Jeff Was Ducking for Apples! WASHINGTON, ¥ D: O elected president of the Silver Spring Lions Club Tuesday night. Other officers are Charles H. Grif- fith, first vice president; John C. Liv- ingston, second vice president; Rich- ard Barker, third vice president; Ray- mond Willilams, secratary; Edward C. Holmead, treasurer; Tallman W. Peel and E. Merritt Douglass, Board of Directors; W. Edwin Warfleld, tail twister, and Lowell Hendrick, lion tamer. Delegates to the annual convention of the twenty-second district at Ocean City, Md., Monday and Tuesday are Warfleld, Griffith, Robert L. McKee- ver, Beryl R. English and Kenneth Bavee, X-Rays Abundant in Star. The X-rays in a.star are the same as the X-rays experimented on in & laboratory, but they are enormously more abundant in a star. Roomy trunk holds all your luggage—Extra room inside Ample room for three in this luxurious in- terior — The lady in the family has a choice of smart Bedford Cord " up- holstery or a new Wool Suede especially chosen forthesetwo body-types. Easy fo get at —amply wide entrance —This built-in trunk, with the tire oufside makes lug- gagestowing easy. There isample space for several suitcases. FORD ANACOSTIA MOTOR CO. 1325 Good Hope Road 1800 Nichols Ave. TRIANGLE MOTOR CO. New York Ave. and North Capitol -LOGAN MOTOR CO. 1417 Irving St. N.W. FRANK M. McLAUGHLIN 3103 Rhode Island Ave. N.E. ON THE AIR—-FORD SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, F you're planning a long motor trip or several week-end jaunts this sum- mer, or if your business calls for plenty of baggage space in a passenger car, be sure to ask your nearest Ford Dealer about the Ford V-8 Touring Sedans— THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1935. PHONE SERVICE HIT Fairfax Rural Subscribers-Com- plain at Meeting. Special Dispateh to The Star. MERRIFIELD, Vs., June 20.—Com- plaints about the service provided rural subscribers by the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone OCo. Wwere registered at a meeting of the Merri- fleld Improvement Association Mon- Tudor and Fordor models. These two smart body-types have a built-in trunk, 3 feet, 8 inches long; 2 feet, 1% inches wide and 2 feet deep! That gives you ample space for several suitcases . . . while it leaves the whole in- terior of the car free for passengers. And the interiors of these Touring Sedans are exceptionally roomy, too. The Fordor will seat six persons comfortably. DEALERS 1423 L St. N.W. 1820 14th St. N.W. NORTHEAST MOTOR CO. 920 Bladensburg Rd. N.E. Biadensburg Road and Pershing 8t. Cottage City, Md. BILLHIMER & PALMER 7 Spencer Street Hyatteville, Md. TAKOMA MOTOR CO., INC. 21 Carroll Ave., Takoma Park, Md. dth and Blair Rd. N.-W. /7 HANDLEY MOTOR CO. 3730 Georgia Ave. N.W. day night, and the secretary was instructed to write to the eumpa.ny asking for improvement. Members of the association stated there is no dissatisfaction with tele: phone operators, but rather with an inadequate personnel at some ex- changes. Girls Play Base Ball. Cabaret“girls of Tokio, Japan, formed & base ball team. have | e Why Be Miserable With - Itchy Scalp «.when Lucky Tiger stops it now? Whyzc udmnoy-dbynfllphfln- tions when Llu'.kv'l‘l.n The Tudor has bucket-type front seats (the driver’s seat is adjustable) and there is ample room in the rear seat for three to ride in comfort, without a suggestion of crowding, eveq on long trips. Both Fordor and Tudor Touring Sedans bring you all the 1935 Ford V-8 features —the improved 85 horsepower, V-8 engine; the Full-floating, 1234-inch Springbase, with “Comfort Zone” seat- ing, and new ease of control through easier steering, gentle clutch action and quick, sure brakes. Safety Glassall around, big 6.00 x 16-inch air-balloon tires and fenders matching body colors are regu- lar equipment at 7o extra cost. OF WASHINGTON CHERNER MOTOR GO. 1781 Florida Ave. N.W. ARLINGTON MOTOR CO., INC. Rosslyn, Va. ‘WALSH MOTOR CO. 8000 Ga. Ave. Silver Spring, Md. PARKWAY MOTOR CO., INC. 3040 M St. N.W. and Falls Church, Va. NORTHWEST MOTOR CO. 6720 Wisconsin Ave. Bathesda, Md. STEUART MOTOR CO.™ Sixth and New York Ave. N.W. 1503 Rhode istand Ave. N.E. S14 H 8¢, N.E. GAPITOL MOTORS, INC. 215 Pennayivania Ave. S.E. 41 Water St. S.W. NOLAN MOTOR CO., INC. 1111 Eighteenth St. N.W. 4301 Connecticut Ave. Conn. Ave. and Nebrasks 22nd and M Sts. N.W. 1132 Connecticut Ave. N.W. WARFIELD MOTOR CO. 2525 Sherman Ave. N.W. 1727 Connecticut Ave. N.W, 13th and Upshur Sts. N.W. ° NINGS=FRED WARING, THURSDAY EVENINGS~COLUMBIA NETWORE