Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1936, Page 6

ABUSINESS SEA0OL TOOPENSITHYEAR -Pace Accountancy Courses Will Be Resumed Next Wednesday. The thirtieth year of the Pace 1 eourses in accountancy and business administration in Washington opened 7yesterday, when olasses resumed at % Benjamin Franklin University. & ‘The Washington school, which is «one of the few schools in the country S devoted exclusively to professional { preparation in accountancy and busi- smness administration, is the largest ac- > countancy school in this city and the ~second largest of all the Pace schools. S1ts enrollment of 1,226 last year was Zexceeded only by the New York Pace »Institute. The offices and lecture halls ™are located on the third floor of the # Transportation Building. e Pace Courses Broadened. _Pace courses have been broadened =to prepare for the private account- Ling fleld, municipal and govern- < mental accounting, as well as the ~ certified public accountant examina- . tions in the public practice of account- b~ ancy. " These courses lead to professional -degrees and are arranged to prepare graduates for specific positions in busi- » ness and to provide training for ad- ~vancement to higher positions of an »executive or administrative nature. S ey also prepare for the C. P. A, ex- “ aminations. Kennedy Heads Faculty. Instruction is in charge of a faculty #©f practicing accountants and attor- %neys headed by President John T. +Kennedy and Dean Edwin C. Bos- sworth. Especially notable is the length of teaching experience of faculty ;memberx. some of whom have been teaching for more than 20 years. The T average length of their teaching ex- ? perience is 12 years. ¢ Classes are conducted in both day Zand evening sessions, thus meeting the *needs of those who wish to devote full « time to their studies as well as those employed students for whom accoun- ;uncy is a spare time study. The first ¥ section of the new freshmen class will W ENR e Ailing Alfonso, Awaiting Mother, Sued for Alimony Commoner Wife Piles Up More Troubles on Spanish Count. By the Assoctated Press. the troubled world of her ailing son, Alfonso, Count of Covadonga, sailed the Queen of trouble, Victoria Eugenie of Spain, today. With her from their exile in France came her eldest daughter, Infanta Beatriz, aboard the Conti de Savoia. In the medical center here, Alfonso, 29 years old, was resting comfortably, recovering from his eleventh blood transfusion in tue three weeks he has been under treatment there from hoemophilia, an illness that results in constant bleeding from the slighest kind of cuts. The present condition started from the lancing of a boil. And in the law <ourts his attor- neys opposed the latest development in Alfonso’s tangled marital affairs, demand of his wife, Edelmira de Bourbon, that the prince be ordered to start alimony payments before his mother can take him out of the coun- try and the reach of its laws. The count is suing for annulment of his whom he renounced his rights to the Spanish throne his father abandoned in 1931. TWO TRUSTEES NAMED Terrell Law School. ‘The Robert H. Terrell Law School. which will begin its sixth session at 6:15 p.m., October 5, has named two persons to the Board of Trustees, one in whose honor the school was named. New appointees are Mrs. Mary Church Terrell, widow of a former judge of the Municipal Court of the District, and Judge Edward W. Henry of the Municipal Court of Philadel- phia. They will fill vacancies caused by the deaths of Chester H. Jarvis and Benjamin L. Gaskins. NEW YORK, September 17.—Into| marriage to the Cuban commoner for | - Appointments Made by Robert H. | of them being the widow of the man | THE EVENING RABBDENDUNCES TYRAMNYOF 5HS Hits Communism and Fas- cism as Jewish New Year Opens. Denouncing both fascism and com- munism and the parts they are play- ing in modern history, Rabbi J. T. Loeb of the Southeast Hebrew Con- gregation said that justice is the keynote of the Jewish penitential sea- son which began at sundown yester- day, on the Jewish New Year, and which will continue for 10 days, end- ing with the feast of Yom Kippur, or the Day of Atonement. I.abbi Loeb addressed his congregation at services this morning. “As we scan the annals of history of the past,” Rabbi Loeb said, “we are saddened to note its pages filled with blood and tears through- the perversion of justice and the penalty neted out in consequence of human misdeeds. Arrogant and vain glorious nations in bygone days had sought to lord it over the humble ones of the earth and cruel tyrants arose to con- quer the world by their brutal force and self-will. Their doom was spelled as the measure of their iniquity BUSINESS COLLEGE ess. Serviee al Booklet. SPANISHw iR rox Prof. from Spain Conversational Method. Wo;fa Commercial School || Establishe 1885 710 14th St. N.W. Met. 5051 Fall Term Start: Sept. 21 COURSES Business Adminisirative, 2 Years Erecutive " Secretarial. 1 Year Stenooraphic. 10 Months Calculating Machines, '3 Months | | Positions for Graduates. COLUMBIA TECHNICAL INSTITUTE filled to overflowing and they went to their decay in accordance with the law of Divine retribution. “With shocking force the scene of horror is re-enacted in world history today. The world, bent down by the weight of its iniquity, is held in the grip of two enemy forces, flends in- carnate from the nethers of Sheol, come to torment and torture a sinful and suffering humanity. Fascism and communism! God save America and the world from both.” 8pecial services were held last night in most of the local Jewish temples and synagogues and further special services will be held today and to- MOrrow. Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld was to preach today at Washington Hebrew Congregation, and Rabbi Loeb today and tomorrow at services in the Southeast Hebrew Congregation. Other services will be held at Tifereth Israel Synagogue and the Hebrew Home for the Aged. Rabbis M. H. Levinson and H. Scheer were to officiate today and tomorrow at services in Har Zion Congregation and the Hebrew Home. Services were scheduled at 7 am., 2 pm. and 6 p.m. today in the Ohev Sholom Congregation, Fifth and I streets, with Rabbl Z. Green and Cantor Goldenberg of Philadelphia officiating. 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Another of the additions to the school is a teletypwriter, which is to be used for instructional pur- poses and also for communication be- tween the New York and Washing- ton schools. Special Shert Practical Courses SERVICING Also Operator Oberaters. Are Alwars in Dems Columbia “Tech” Institute D.M'(M Cll"olll- R ADI o REPAIR AND Technieians 1319 " ll‘.’ N. Et. 5626 = ELECTRICAL _ ENGINEERING A BROAD BASIC INTENSIVE COURSE Complete in One School Year A thorough training in principles and Bractice preparing for s wide ety of . Inelu refrigeratio conditioning and electronics. 44th Year Opens Sept. 30 Write or Call for Catalos. Open Daily to Visitors. BLISS mzgc 210 Tskoma Ave.. Takoma Park. Md Phone Shepherd 3070. CCORDING TO SCIENCE, microscopic examing- tion reveals that countless germs thrive in many homes which appear“spotlessly clean”. If you could see these health menacing germs you would realize the full importance of greater Home Hygiene. 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A New Feature Beginning with the graduating class of 1937, the school will issue cred- its for senior work done to such students as meet these requirements. This rule does not apply to such members of this year's senior class as were students at Wood- ward School during the school year 1935-36. Eli Swavely, Lit. M., formerly headmaster of Swavely School, will su- pervise the work of this senior class. Mr. Swave- ly’s long experience in preparing boys for col- lege rd examinations and examinations for en- trance to the national academies fits him pre- eminently for this work. Athletic Training for every boy in Foot Ball, Basket Ball, Base Ball, Swimming, Boxing, etc., under trained coaches. Unexcelled equipment, two gyms and_two_pools. School Opens Sept. 21 Envollment is in order now Send for Catalogue : James J. King, A.B. Headmaster 1736 G St. . Preparation for domestic business and Government service as well as for foreign service careers, both public and private. 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