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amounts to around $3,000 and the .| board hes been able to transfer 90 cases to the old-age pension allowance, o ~ CALVERT COUNTY RELIEF | There sre 183 cases on The 1835 oeetcted, v IS GIVEN 152 PERSONS bring .ooo,m for a crop of about ll ,000,000 bales.’ U. S. SHOULD SELL COTTON, DAVIS SAYS Plan Calls for Offering 12-Cent Wed 50 Years ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED AT HOME HERE. FRED STONE HEADS ROGERS CAMPAIGN Welfare Board Shows 72 Old-Age Cases and 17 Women With Dependent Children. Craftsmen Plan Exhibit. The Mountaineer Craftsmen of Ocean Mail Contract Cuoollod Morgantown, W. Va., will hold an Washington Man Elected a Vice President of Me- morial Group. ‘WILL ROGERS MEMORIAL FUND. ‘To The Evening Star: ‘Wishing to have a part in per- petuating the memory of one of ‘our most beloved and useful citi- zens, I inclose herewuh my con- tribu to the Wnl tion of Rogers Memorial Pund. I under- stand that this gift will be added to others from Washington, D. C., and will go without any deduc- tions whatsoever to the National Pund to be expended, also without any deduction, as the Memortal Committee may determine. Fred Stone, comedian, was elected president of the Will Rogers Memorial Commission at & meeting of the group’s Executive Committee yester- day in the offices of Jesse Jones, chairman of the Reconstruction Fi- nance Corp., who is treasurer of the memorial fund. Owen D. Young, chairman of the committee, announced the following officers of the commission: Lawler of Los Angeles, vice president; Ulric Bell of Washington, vice pres- jdent; Rex Beach, New York, vice president; James G. Blaine, New York, assistant treasurer, and Capt. Eddie V. Rickenbacker, Bronxville, N. Y., secretary. Vice President John N. Garner will continue as honorary chairman of the | commission. Members of the Execu- tive Committee, besides Mr. Young, | are Will H. Hays, Mr. Jones, Amon G. Carter, Patrick J. Hurley and Mr. Bell. Stone and Rogers were devoted | friends. When Stone was injured in an ai ‘ane accident shortly before | the opening of a new Stone show in New York, Rogers substituted for him. The campaign to raise funds for the Rogers memorial is being continued here and throughout the Nation. The Evening Star is receiving contribu- tions. BALLOU RESIGNATION IS ASKED BY GROUP 11-to-7 Vote by Columbia Heights Citizens Also Hits Board. Resignation of Supt. of Schools Frank W. Ballou and the present Board of Education was requested last night by the Columbia Heights Citi- gens’ Association, meeting in Fourth Presbyterian Church. The resolution, introduced by Marie Flynn Maddox, was approved by a vote of 11 to 7. It charged the board had neglected its duty by approving selec- tion of books advocating communism for “study by pupils in um public schools. Albert E. Btephan requested an un- biased explanation of communism rather than suppression of informa- tion on the subject. A pew superintendent of schools, a resident of the District, and a new Board ‘of Education was asked. Copies of this resolution were or- dered sent to President Roosevelt, to the justices of the District Supreme MR. AND MRS. FRED W. KNEESSI Of 713 Longfellow street, who cel- ebrated their golden wedding anni- versary last Monday. STALIN DECLARES SOVIET WANT OVER Poverty of Czar’s 20,000,000 Peas- ants Wiped Out, Harvester Drivers Told, By the Associated Press. ference of harvester drivers, declared poverty among peasants had been abolished in the Soviet Union! “At the time of the czars 20 or 30 million peasants were in a condition of semi-starvation,” he said. All this has been ended. “We have succeeded in eliminating Oscar | poverty along with unemployment. We are now on our way to wealth.” It Your Dentist Hurts You Try DR. Plate Expert Double ' g Suction I Guarantee a Perfect Tight Fit in Any Mouth I Give Vielet Ray Trestments for Pyorrhes Extraction 31 and 52 Alse Gas Ext, Plates Repaired DR. FIELD 406 7th St. NW. Met. 9256 Court and to the Federation of Citi- | g gens’ Associations. A motion demanding that “saloons” on Eleventh street near the Hubbard Bchool be closed was adopted. tion of Federal buildings here also was advocated. DIVORCE GRANTED Taxa- | Two Other Wives File Suit in | Hometer with the Rockville Court. By 8 Staff Correspondent of The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md., December 4.— Mrs. Hazel Reed Darby, a nurse at Garfield Hospital, Washington, was | awarded an absolute divorce from | William R. Darby, jr, by Judge | Charles W. Woodward in the Mont- | gomery County Circuit Court yester- | day afternoon. | Simultaneously, two other wives, Mrs. Beatrice Virginia Wells and Mrs. Estelle M. Johnson, filed suits for divorce in the same court. 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