Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1935, Page 54

" D-8 LANK BOOK See Us for Your Blank Books E.Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. Phone NA. 2945 "TANG O’ THE SEA” F0OD Bml' That Jaded Appe- tite to O’ Jonnell’s for a CRAB Imperial Friday, 11:30 A o Donnells Midnight Glll-l. A savory Dplatter in tempting Cris- aunton c Mex nlld coffee. tea I ¥ Wine, Beer and <1 g or glass of beer. fleld style. includ- in Drinks of all Kinds .ssNever Closed—1207 E St. N.W. Dom't let poor viston hamper your prog. Tess. If your eyes are weal been giving vou trouble Consult Our Optometrist For an Eye Examination M. A. LEESE Optical Co. or have | Bi: ARMSTRONG HIGH GRADUATES 148 Dr. Johnson Presides at Ex- ercises and Dr. Wilkinson Presents Diplomas. Armstrong High School last night graduated 148 boys and girls in an- nual commencement exercises, at which Dr. J. Hayden Johnson, dean of the Board of Education, presided and Dr. Garnet C. Winkinson, first assistant superintendent of schools, presented the diplomas. Members of the class presented a series of dramatic incidents com- memorating the 300th anniversary of the founding of the American high school. George Thomas Preston delivered the valedictory and Grace Alma Fitch the salutatory. A series of musical numbers was presented by the pupils. Rev. H. J. Callis, pastor of Lomax A. M. E. Zion Church, Arlington, Va. pronounced the invocation and bene- diction. List of Graduates, ‘The graduates were as follows: Bors. Lancaster. Lucas. zmon w Mackie! WHitencit Page. Charles A Perkins, Walter G. Plater. Prancis E. Posteli. Douelass W. Preston. George T. Rayburg. N. P. Robertson. Daild E. Anderson. ©. Bi Butler,' Charles D. Butler, Maurice J. Carson, Reese J. PUPILS OF GORDON RECEIVE DIPLOMAS &2 Exercises at School for 275 Presided Over THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, TARZAN AND THE FIRE GODS. The injured Niarchus whmpered pitifully in his delirium, and Lady Beth's heart was touched. Quickly she took the first-aid kit from her pocket and set about to save the high priest from death, even while her mind told her that his survival was a peril to her life. Davidson. Mary ‘Arthi Pletcher...Marjorie Punkhouser, Joy Gammon: Natalle Gerns. William Gibson, Roy by Dr. Ramsdell. Ruth Ramseyer. Barbars Phy! u- Rlchard DeThlerry cnnmlu mm Dorothy Sexovia. !-nuuo Shepherd, Elizabeth ). N For half an hour she worked ardently while the Cauaanites looked on in wondrous awe. At last Niarchus stirred. “He liveth!” cried the Elder Zidon. “He hath returned from the shadows of the nether world.” “A miracle!” shouted the people. “Hall to the heavenly visitor!” Kline. Matgaret Boonis, Rush rey. Charles La Onlrflll Lionel Pred wmuey !eul- ‘Whitne Wilkingon. Vlulnh Willard, Myros Willett. Jeanne Williams, Gladys Wilinoit. Ellen-Venit; ilson. Margaret Wolstenerntt, Betty ‘Woodward. cnmu-m:e vel Wortman. Virginia Lowe. Carlton Yalom, Isador Ludwig, Phyilis Young, Gordon To Wilson Hich School. Bailey. Ruth Perkins. Hephzibah I Persons. Margaret Reid. Adelaide Slater, Fred Slaughter. Willis nfeld. Prank Marjorie Bucklew Herbert Now the clever, artful Arbela called out: token of homage, .the divine stranger requires a clean cave for her dwelling. and the 1 Further, THURSDA&, JUNE 20, 1935. she commands that no longer me do hard work, for hereafter 1 am stant companion.” Teo Eastern High School. Robey, Dorothy Code. | lerll tor Rosen.’ Joseph Bchetky, Naney Others. chlmbuu. 'nxmer Bwnmln. Sarah Severson, John wnm Genevieve k. Margaret West, Martin To MeKinley Hirh School. Blackford. Wade Blackhurst, John Bradfield. Claude Cloninget. Helen ill, cumpwn " Riine Daly. Johi Davis. Harr Freithaler. Carl Gross. Miriam Hazzard. John Hummer, Wilbur Jobnson, Cherles ajor, Helen Menuier: Jack Rice. Charles Rollins. Claude Bmith, Mary Tasker. Catherine - =By EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS “As & she grew fearful. all! against her! best of food- shall ye make m to be her con- Garvey, Margaret Gavin. ' John Goc! henour, Nins TROTSKY AND PARTY DISAPPEAR IN NORWAY By the Associated Press. OSLO, Norway, Trotsky, the modern man without a country, disappeared yesterday in the fastnesses of Norway, where he has been granted temporary asylum. Tevis Felix aret 'Obb‘ Clt Tine June 20.—Leon | “It shall be even as she commandeth,” Zidon an- swered. Lady Beth understood now that these igno- rant, people believed her a miracle worker. Suddenly Suppose Niarchus should die after Then these grotesque tribesmen would turn With his wife and two secretaries, Trotsky hastened from Oslo to Hoenefoss, a small nearby town, after his arrival yesterday from Antwerp. Then the entire party was lost to sight. Trotsky's visit to Norway was osten- sibly for his health. Minister of Justice Trygve Lie dis- closed that no police protection was given Trotsky for his six-month stay. The government conditioned his entry on a promise that he would not con- 614 9th St. N.W. o e Edwards, Wallace | duct any propaganda. Crozier, Jo — French, Harold Gordon.' Harriet Stephen E. Kramer. SRR iichara Guilfoyle, Vircinta Guisti, Ml Hancy, Jewel don Junior High School pupils re-‘}hrflrsl{xug’rm ‘ ith, g.or"‘ Ann ceived diplomas at commencement ex- | Havnss, ,,'g, e mith, Mariorie To Central Hish School. Heinbuck. Mary E Baughman. Ruth - Nalls. Mary Agnes n ercises yesterday afternoon. Dr. King, Betty i Stephen E. Kramer, first assistant su- | Hemick, Judita O A St perintendent of schools, presided dur- | Homan, Marie Elansky. Beatrice Naumann, Virginis ing the ceremony. ongell, La Naum: josephine , A, AT A large proportion of the seniors | Hopwood. Anthony ;,,hgg;;,n ‘Joseph L. | are scheduled to enter Western High | Huries Mary Tyler. Boyd M. School in September. Hurley. Mary anemlne bk P Hustwayte. James ‘Washington. Prank ‘The graduates, listed according to the schools they will enter, follow: Ives. Josepl Janoschia. Raloh Rich Western High School. Alleman. Elizabeth Lumsden. Millard Allen, Constance Lupo, Florence Jane MacNabb. Cheyney i Bett ney. Bavid rrowsm e ney. Dav | Biinesack 2t by, Betty Moorhead. Helen T. | Baker, John Matheson, Helen Pavne, Annie B Baker. Richard Mathusa, Marceline Penn. Hannah I | Barker. Charles Frederick Posey. Anseline J. | Efoctor. Kathryn V. Proctor. Ann V. anda ma, Black. Garland Raymond. C. Boortaan. o ; Rider. Mary Om Botstord, Saza ~ Moon- Alice 7 ~ | Boyer, Charles Moore, Doris Bradfield. Virginia Moore. John . Sevoy, Back Bratton, Richard ~ Move. Robert Ll Brooks. Helen Moyer. George " Sauehter. 3. L Louise Murphy, Edward S veres FL Y Brown, Laurence Snyder. Selena M R Starke. Marion H. | Bucci Eleanor ek T | Burgess, Frank Talley. Olivia L urke. Charles Thomas, Daisy M. AFTER 7 PM. lNSTEAD DF WA'TING ¢ V. Wedge, Olethia C. | gmau Elictl FOR 8:30 7, o, Welch Tavlorly D. | Carter. Harold 8 5 Conklin. Coursen STATION-TO-STATION CALL . Willisnas, Soerohine | Crandell. Allce Wmums Yetta E. Currau._Louis Wilson. Argust R. Darby. Ruth Chichester. 2 idman. Ann Matthews, Marjorie Youns Stuart Packard. John ‘Two hundred and seventy-five Gor- 3:.", Catherine mith. mit) Sfanton. Lucian Btevens, Trving V. Faainis, Vnton V. Freeman, P. N. Freeman. R. A Gant. Willie Gibson, Joseph M. « | Givens. Carter W. Goodloe. Robert D, IMAGINE ANYTHING MORE DELIcIoUS! Hughes., Bernard Jackson, Richard B, Jackson. Thomas L. Johnson, A. Johnson. Charles E. Johnson. Daniel W. Johnson, James Jones, Clarence W. King, Jeremiah N. Jones, Blrb.ll Jones. Richard Joseph. Emily | Julian, Archie Jo! . Willams.' Robert Wines. Oswad J. Winston. Leroy Young. Robert A. King. Helen King. Mildred Tou tANNO TALK T(‘l'@ HOT SPRINGS. VA. FOR . Brooke Whitehouse, Pauline Blount, Thelma A. 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