Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1937, Page 8

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See them on display ot our office or phone us. Free delivery to your "™ ). FRANK ELLY- 2121 Ga. Ave. NO. 1341 “Free 0! ATLANTIC Cl'l'\ N. J. Booklet ATLANTIC CITY = Convention Hall. Room 119, Atlantie_City. BIG WEEK- END—’“' per person. (except holidays), Inel, dplmnu: ea_water 0T} OR, City. WAKE UP AND LIVE In this gra- shors environment, cllent * service, SUper food. SPASIDE HOTEL. ‘Atlantie Clty. moving part, on the coldest | ASVICTIM, 63, DIES 11 Months Ago—Four Hurt/ During the Night. Washington's 88th traffic fatality this year was recorded today when Coroner A. Magruder MacDonald held that the death yesterday of Patrick Higgins, 69, was due to injuries which he suffered in an automobile accident nearly 11 months ago. ‘There were 71 deaths at this date last year. Mr. Higgins died at his home, 598 Park road N.W. He was hurt in an accident at Park road and Georgis avenue N.W. on December 26, 1936. ‘The coroner performed an autopsy. Allen E. Hill, 7, colored, of R. F. D. 1, Alexandria, Va., died early today in Alexandria Hospital of injuries re- ceived when struck by an automobile late yesterday on the Washington- Richmond highway. Alfred Lochmer, 39, of Baltimore, said by police to have driven the car, was released under $500 bond pending an inquest. Four persons were injured severely in overnight traffic accidents in Wash- ington. Mildred Volkman, 22, of 3601 Con- necticut avenue N.W., struck by a hit-run driver in the 1800 block on Calvert street N.W. was taken to Emergency Hospital with head lacera- tions. Struck by an automobile in the 900 block of Rhode Island avenue N.E, Mrs. William T. Nebel, 20, of Colmar Manor, Md., was in Sibley Hospital with a fractured collar bone and a possible skull fracture. Police said the car was driven by T. C. Norman, col- ored, of 1337 Delaware avenue S.W. He was not held. Morris E. Anglin, 34, Hyattsville (Md.) newspaper editor, was driving in the 2500 block on Rhode Island avenue N.E. last night when he collided with the rear of a street car which had stopped to take on passengers. After treatment at Sibley Hospital for a cut face, he was discharged, but later was returned by his physician, who said Mr. Anglin was suffering internal in- juries, William H. Kearns, 73, of 1429 Maryland avenue N.E. was crossing Benning road in the 1500 block when struck by an automobile. He was taken to Casualty Hospital with in- juries to the back and head. Police listed the driver as Ernest G. McLana- han, 18, of Seat Pleasant, Md. 'STUDEBAKER URGES NEGRO EDUCATION Commissioner Announces Radio Program to Be Sponsored November 10. By the Associated Press. Dr. John W. Studebaker, commis- sioner of - education, urged schools, colleges and other institutions today to give special consideration to Negro education in observing American Edu- cation Week this year from November {7 to 13, He announced a Nation-wide radio program of education of Negroes will | be sponsored by the bureau Novem- | ber 10 from 2 to 2:30 p.m. The program will include an ad- dress by Dr. J. C. Wright, assistant commissioner for vocational education; music by the students of Howard Uni- versity, and remarks by Dr. Ambrose Caliver, office of education, specialist in the education of Negroes. POPE PIUS RESTING VATICAN CITY, Nov. 4 (#).—Pope Pius gave himself over to complete rest today. ‘The Pontiff spoke briefly yesterday at the inauguration of a new antheneum at the ancient basilica of St. John Lateran. Vatican sources said his doc- tor advised rest after this activity, which followed so closely his return from Castel Gandolfo, his summer resi- dence. 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Satterfield, jr., of Rich- mond, Representative-elect from the third Virginia district, came here yes~ terday to set up his offices in prepara- tion for the special session opening November 15. Satterfield was assigned office space on the fourth floor of the old House Office Building, near that occupied by Representative A. Willis Robertson of Lexington. He spent his time here going over files of correspondence with his sec- retary, Tom Walsh, who for nearly 25 years was secretary to Satterfield’s predecessor, the late Representative | Andrew J. Montague. | He returned to Richmond last night to fill a speaking engagement. He| was accompanied to Washington by | Mrs. Satterfield. LI = Army Recruiting Gains. Army recruiting in London is 50 Goes Over per cent greater than a year ago. STAR, WASHINGTON, RITES FOR MRS. THACKER Was Registrar Benjamin Franklin University Department. Mrs. Pemberton Thacker, 43, regis- trar of Benjamin Franklin University Accountancy School since 1925, who died yesterday in the Washington Sanitarium, will be buried Saturday afternoon in Richmond, Va., where she was born. Members of the university faculty will attend the funeral serv- ices to be held in that city. Mrs. Thacker came to Washington - of Will Brussels Parley D. C, THURSDAY, 15 years ago after having been asso- clated with the Virginia Polytechnic Institute, “TALKS TOMORROW Arthur Fleming, director of the School of Public Affairs of American University, will speak at 8 p.m. to- morrow when the Women's Guild of Sibley Hospital meets to observe “hos~ pital night.” Under the direction of Mrs. Fior- ence Howard, music will be furnished | by the Tuesday Evening Club. Doom Western Power in China? Newsweek tells . . . today! It gives you that and many other startling facts, interprets -their sig- nificance, shows their probable effect on the future. 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