Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1936, Page 6

" A6 % NEW Y. W. C. A. BUILDING TO BE OPENED SUNDAY Dedicatory BServices Anngunced for Gift From Mrs. Henry Alvah Strong. The new eight-story Y. W. C. A. Building, at 1011 Seventeenth street, the gift of Mrs. Henry Alvah Strong of this city, will be opened with a dedi- catory service Sunday at 3 pm. Presentation of the gift by Mrs. Strong to Mrs. Albert W. Atwood, president of the local association, will take place at the ceremony. Donors to the land and furnishing fund have been invited. Injured in Fall. Prederick - Parker, 49, of 1138 Twi pound fracture of the leg when he fell from a Iadder while at work yes- terday in a storeroom at the municl- pal woodyard, Sixth street and Con- lmutlon avenue. He was taken to Casualty Hospital. THE EVENING AUTOPSY TO BE HELD Manager of Shoe Store Cuts Arm on Piece of Glass. An autopsy was to be held today to determine the cause of death of Jo- seph Rosenberg, 39, manager of the Golden Shoe BStore, 1026 Seventh street. He died last night in his home, 1431 C street northeast. ‘While at work in the store Tuesday morning, Rosenberg fell and cut his [ STAR, WASHINGTON, left arm on & plece of glass, members of the family said. He was treated by a private physician that night and by another physician yesterday morn- ing. A third physician pronounced him dead yesterday afternoon. oy Iowa Applications Due. The Iowa Absentee Voters' Associa- tion today issued an urgent request that applications for ballots be filed | § this weeh They will be received by |8 Ladd, room 40, old House |k omce Buudlng« from 9 am. to 9 pm. | §§ w. D. C, LAUNCH INQUIRY Brookings Institution Seeks Data on Federal Publicity. The Brookings Institution, retained by the Byrd Senate Committee on Re- organization to survey executive agencles of the Governm publicity staffs. Buy American at Your Nearest seeking information about Federal A questionnaire, tution to press divisions of both regu- lar and New Deal agencies, asks the number of employes, amount of sal- aries and volume of press releases. The Brookings report is not expected before December 1, théy added. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1936. aurvlveu by his widow, a sister, Mra. H. White of Washington, D. C.; W. A. WILLARD DIES Brother of Washington Woman | Plains, N. Y.; his mother, Mrs. M. E, Expires in Atlanta. Willard of Sharpes, Fla., and an aunt, Mrs. Mary B. Wi Peor ATLANTA, October 21 4 .—War- T ren A. Willard, 46, employe of an au- tomobile corporation here, died today. Netherlands India's exports of snal A native of Peoria, Ill, Willard is | and lizard skins are nsflclm 3 i sent by the insti- a brother K. 5. 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