Evening Star Newspaper, October 18, 1935, Page 39

DEMOCRATS PLAN LOCAL FEDERATION Clubs Would Be Placed Under One Leadership for Good ] of the Party. Formatlen of a city-wide federa- tion of Democratic clubs, having for | its purpose a concerted program in the interest of the partr and its forthcoming campaign, was proposed -Itnmetting of the Democratic League | of the District Wednesday night at the Mayflower Hotel. The proposal, made by Arthur Clar- endon Smith, retiring league presi- dent, will be included in the organiza- tion’s program for the coming months, Admiral Mark L. Bristol, new presi- | dent, announced. Smith contended such a plan would enable each of the Democratic groups to get the most out of its organization | efforts and place the several bodies under one leadership “for the common good.” Committee chairmen were named as follows: George Offutt, ways and means; Mr. Smith, membership; Ver- THE EVENING non Lowry, ‘was elected secretary. The league will meet on the third Tuesday of each month. o Phone Book Game New Hit. Looking up peculiar and contrasting names in the telephone book is a new game in Londen. Those making the best lists win. One man turned in sych names as Two, Six and Eightecn; Beer Steat, Sherry and Port; Farthing, Penny, Shilling, Pound and Tenner; Fast and Slow, High and Low, Father and—Thing. program; Dr. Thomas Evans, finance. Miss Lena Belle High STAR, CHARTER BARS D.A.R. IN DEFENSE GROUP Organization Not to Participate in Patriotic Conference Next Year. The Daughters of the American Revolution will not be able to particis pate in the eleventh Women's Patriotic Conference on National Defense next year because of a resolution passed at the forty-second Continental Con- WASHINGTON, D. gress last year, the national board has voted. The resolution stated the D. A. R. cannot legally affiliate with other or- ganizations under its charter. The formal invitation from Mrs. Harriet V. Rigdon, chairman of the defense conference, to the D. A. R. to participate in the 1936 activities, was presented to the board by Mrs. Wil- lam A. Becker, president. ‘The board held the question should not be opened again because the resolution makes it impossible for the board to take action uniless the dele- gate body of the society rescinds the measure. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1935. H. 0. L. C. TO FORECLOSE ON 2,105 RESIDENCES Government Plunged More Deep- 1y Into Real Estate Business by Latest Action. By the Associated Press. The Home Owners' Loan Corp. yesterday announced foreclosure pro- ceedings against 4,105 residential properties. The acuon plunged the Government more deeply into the real estate business. The statement of new actions against delinquent home owners rep- resented a big increase over the 1,823 foreclosure moves recorded up to Sep- tember 30. The value of the homes involved, based on an average corpo- ration loah of $3,000, was held to ex- ceed $6,000,000. Nearly half the total foreclosure suits, or 1,096, were reported insti- tuted because of the “obstinate re- fusal” of borrowers to pay up loans far in arrears, in some cases as much as 18 months. Of the remainder, 728 homr. owners abandoned the proper- ties the Government lent them money to save, 211 died and 69 were hedg:d about with “legal compHcations.” LAXATIVE FACTS complete reli without g AT ALL DRUGGISTS 3 Complets Boom Cutlts. —AT THE NATIONAL FURNITURE CO., 7th AND H STREETS ) ‘ - oy %4 ,j A s R NO MONEY 9-Pc. LIVING ROOM OUTFHIT Make your Winter evenings more comfortable with this complete Living Sofa, Button-back Chair and Club Chair covered in tapestry, Bridge Lamp and Shade, End Table, Smoker, Magazine Rack, Table Lamp and Shade and a nicely finished occasional table. Room Outfit. Consists KR AL of Serpentine-front 64 62-PC. DINING ROOM OUTFIT Here is everything at a new low price, for your Dining Room, Buffet, China Closet, Server, Extension Table and six Chairs in select Walnut Veneers Buffet Mirror, 25-piece set of Tableware and a 26p|ece set of Dishes. What a value! *89 10-Pc. BEDROOM OUTFIT Furnish your Bed Room completely and comfortably with Consists of Dresser, Drawers, full size Bed, Chair and Bench finished in-Wal- nut, Steel Spring, comfortable Mattress and two Pillows. this new- outfit. Circulating Oil Heater__ COAL RANGE .__ 527.50 FULL-SIZE COMFORT ____ 52-9! FREE PARKING Altman’s lot on Eye Street between 6th and 7th BLANKET __ 5' 495 Vanity, Chest of 56-Pc. Breakfast Outfit._Consists of Windsor style chairs finished in enamel, a 5 and a 26-piece tableware set__________ Circulating Heater ____ 69 Complete Electric Washer Outfit.. Consists of completely and a generous supply of Rinso equipped electric wo<her folding ironing board, electric iron alional SEVENTH AND H STS. N. W.