Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1935, Page 7

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Final enrollment figures will not be available for another week because of the longer period allowed for reg- istration in the Graduate School. It was pointed out there was a large gain of District students in the new freshman class, which will graduate in 1939. New Members on Faculty. Most Rev. James H. Ryan, Bishop- designate of Omaha and rector of the university, announced the addi- tion of several new members to the | | faculty. || Dr. Ernest Stein, who was a visiting | professor last year, has been made a | | full professor of Byzantine history in | the division of ancient and medieval history. Dr. P. Lambrecht has been made an assistant professor of ancient and medieval history and Rev. Martin T MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. EDWIN HART MUSIC STUDIOS B lliil;g.svr;ifh i Studio-School 1751 New Hampshire Ave. VOICE, PIANO, VIOLIN Inspirational Study Under Teachers of Distinction Children’s Department under the direction of PENELOPE and 5¢_ | of the department and Dr. F. A. Her- J. Higgins has been named an assist- ant in the same division. In the department of economics Dr. George K. McCabe has been ap- pointed associate professor and head | mens has been appointed assistant professor. | Four additions were made to the | staff of the School of Social Work. | Dr. Alice M. Leahy and Dr. Ruth Reed | have been made associate professors and Miss Anna W. Schneider and Rev. | Lucian J. Lauerman have been named instructors. Dr. Olgerd P. Sherbowitz-Wetzor | has been added as an instructor in | the department of Sanskrit and com- parative philology. Three in Nurse School. In the recently established School THE EVENING RATTLESNAKE MASCOT BITES INDIAN SPIELER Little Chief White Eagle Shuns Own Medicine and Is Treated at Hospital. By the Assoclated Press. LOS ANGELES, September 30.— Little Chief White Eagle sells medi- cine near the pier at Venice, Calif. ‘Whenever he spiels a big rattlesnake lies nearby. The Indian tells his customer he dcesn't have to worry about the rat- tlesnake because he has the medicine, Just in case. Little Chief White Eagle visited the Venice Hospital for emergency treat- ment Saturday night and was in Gen- eral Hospital here yesterday. The rattlesnake bit him. 15 Wounded in Greek Riots. ATHENS, September 30 (#).—Scat- tered political disturbances were re- ported throughout Greece yesterday, with 15 persons suffering wounds at Salonika in ‘What was apparently the worst clash of the day between Re- publican and Royalist sympathizers. A & P COFFEE _SERVICE PRESENTS RADIO'S FAVORITE NEVADA DAY OBSERVED Btate Society C’onduetl Services at \_hlley- Forge. VALLEY FORGE, Pa, September 30 (#).—Nevads State Sunday was celebrated at Valley Forge yesterday with services in the Washington Me- morial Chapel under auspices of the Nevada State Society, Daughters of the American Revolution. A tribute to the State of Nevada prepared by Jay Call, a studefit in the Sparks High School, was read during the service. KalgImith “COFFEE TIME” TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AT 7:30 P. M. ovzr WJSV Rocky Ford, Colorado Pink Meat & THURSDAYS Potatoes STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1935. MAKES SOIL PRODUCE Arkansas Mother Keeps Family of 7 on $2.60 Worth of Seed. MEMPHIS, Tenn., September 30 (#).—The story of an Arkansas moth- er who took $2.60 worth of seed and s quarter of an acre of ground and kept her family of seven during the entire Summer was told yesterday by Mayor H. H. Melhorn of Parkin, Ark. 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Selznick, film executive, sald yesterday he will start forming his own producing organization within 8 week and that his first picture may be “Little Lord Fauntleroy,” with Freddie Bartholomew, the British boy actor. Selznick, who formerly held high posts at R-K-O and M-G-M, recently joined United Artists. Cantaloupes 3 & 25¢ Fancy Tokay Grapes 3 w17 ¢ Jonathan or Delicious Brussels Sprouts Fresh Savoy 3w 13c | Spinach 2 ™ 15¢ White House Brand May be served with success at any meal as a relish with meat, as a dessert, or as a spread for bread or hot biscuits. At the breakfast table it may be served with cream or on hot wheat cakes. - Case of l med. cans Apples sedibata ot e e $1.45 25¢ REBECCA TARWATER See Educational Page for other courses Telephone North 10385 of Nursing Education, Miss Lillian | Gardiner, Miss Gladys Sellew end | Miss Mary Connor have been nnmed‘ instructors. Dr. William Roach and Dr. mo Fresh Kale Gianturco have been named in- | structors in the department of ro-| mance languages and Antonio Miccoci | has been appointed instructor in the | department of Latin. ‘The department of politics has been | enlarged by the addition of Dr. Walther W. Guenther, formerly nn assistant judge in Germany. | Other additions include Dr. Philip Hornung, instructor in the department of biology: Rev. Ferdinand Gruen, for- | mer president of Quincy College, in- | structor in education; Dr. John T. Ellis, instructor in history, and M. K. | Wimsatt, instructor in English. Bishop Ryan also announced the — EDUCATIONAL. ECONOMICAL COURSES for Beginners. Intermediate and Advanced Students beginning October 3d Spanish School of Washinzton 1343 H St. N.W. Phone NAt. 5369 300 $2.40 PER MONTH ——for 2 urnmn l week, or $2.10 per half- mnnlh for 3 evenings per week. SHORTHAND | the Shorthand Manual and Tuition rrl\lndf; . Review of Dictation: also Typing. it dissatisfied. Courses given as an wvertising feature of the WASHINGTON Employment Exchange. Dlstrict 2480 214 National Press Buildine. appointment of Rev. Dr. George B. Stratemeier as chaplain of the uni- | versity, and Joseph M. Murphy as| | registrar. Classes opened thls morning. | INFANTILE PARALYS|S QUARANTINE TO END Warren County. Health Officer Reports No New Cases for Several Weeks. Special Dispatch to The Star. WINCHESTER, Va., September 30.— | | An infantile paralysis quarantine, | which has been. in effect the last | month in Warren County as a result of several cases of the disease de- veloping when it appeared to be on | | the wane in the State, is to be lifted | tomorrow, according to Dr. Lyle F.| Hansbrough, county health officer. No new cases have been reported for sev- | | eral weeks and those who had the i disease were reported to be improved, | but those homes still quarantined. | 'There are no restrictions now on | public gatherings. 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