Evening Star. (Washington, DC). 1936-06-25 [P B-2]

Evening Star. (Washington, DC). 1936-06-25 [P B-2]

sured of its nomination for the presi- Agriculture, held a large flaming TRIP TO Iowa and RAPIDAN dency. , CANDLE CEREMONY candle. Carol Vinton of Wed 50 Years Keynote Address Lauded. Raphael Brandeit of South Dakota CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY COMMUNIST CITES Browder, since 1930 general secre- ENDS stepped forward and lighted their own Appalachian Trail Club Members ciidQ AT HOME HERE. tary of the party, to all intents and 4-H SESSION candlec from that of Dr. Warburton. Arrange purposes assumed its leadership after rhe ceremony was not concluded un- Sunday Outing. rUnOsi^ convention tumultously approved his til Miss Vinton and Brandeit with Members of the Potomac Appa- ISADORE MILLER keynote address yesterday. Play Symbolizing Service of candles aflame lighted candles in the PROGRESS IN WEST lachian Trail Club will journey by 899 11th St. N.W. Nat. 5828 determined hand of Browder called for par- Hand, Head, Heart and Health every delegate. bus to the vicinity of the "President*' national ticipation in the presidential Following the candle-lighting, they Camp” on the Rapldan River Sun- on Presented in Pantomime. campaign and an unrelenting light presented in pantomime a play sym- day morning for a hike through the Also Is Praised ‘Good Work’ Done in both Hospitality ‘Epic’ major parties. The impressive candle-lighting cere- bolizing the four H's—head, hand, mountains of that region. The but The he must be Republicans, said, mony, symbolizing the messages and heart and health. will leave from Treasury place Movement—T ownsend- at all costs as the chief ex- -claudeHe's- by Dakota Delegate stopped spirit of the annual encampment they The 4-H group officially disbanded promptly at 7 a.m. Members are ponents of Fascism. will take home to other members, at 10 p.m.. but the camp was kept asked to bring their own lunches and ites More Difficult. The he must be DRESSES to Convention. Democrats, added, brought to a close last night the na- open last night to accommodate those canteens of water. attacked all the line to force By the Associated Press. along tional convention of 4-H Clubs at- who did not board late trains for FINAL CLEARANCE Praise for the beauty of Washing- the New Deal as far as to the 25.—Jack John- possible tended by 180 young farm men and home. ton and Its will be car- NEW YORK, June hospitality left. women from 40 States, here for the to the Kiwanis In- stone, delegate from California to the Anglin's SALE ried by delegates "To support Roosevelt,” he said, "is past week. ternational Convention to the four ninth national convention of the Com- to invite his further reaction. He Standing in the center of the Flower Industry Grows. EUGENE the re- munist party, in session here, told the group and comers of its jurisdiction, if reaction to the nec- up lights only degree in the camp grounds in Potomac Britain’s flower is now val- PERMANENT $4.95 of O. W. Coursey, former post- convention today the Communists had industry port essary to hold the left.” Park, Dr. C. W. Warburton, director ued at is "done good work" in his State with the 150.000,000, compared with master at Mitchell, S. Dak., any In broad outline, he indicated, the of extension in the FREDERIC CLOSING FOR SUMMER ‘'Epic" movement of Upton Sinclair. Department of $605,000 in 1906. criterion. platform will be based on the following He added he considered Communist Machineleu ENTIRE STOCK MUST Making up his report as a delegate, planks: IT efforts were "leading them (members BE SOLD as the meeting, which attracted more 1. Consolidation and extension of so- of Epic) toward a realignment with a than 5,000'Kiwanians and their fam- MR. AND MRS. C. O. cial and labor legislation, with min- $4.95 1211-A Conn. Avc. On* definite Farmer-Labor party." asm 14th St. N.W.. COl. 1SI3S Flight Up ilies to the city, prepared to adjourn FRANSECKY imum standard of living guaranteed. Ills Park M. COl. 10077 Dr. F. E. Townsend’s "bureaucratic was over of the WALK-OVER today, Coursey enthusiastic 42 Seaton who re- 3. Immediate balancing budget Of place, control” of the Townsend pension his visit to the "most beautiful city cently celebrated their golden at the expense of the rich. forces, Johnstone said, had hampered has been ever mindful of jj In the world." Mr. 3. A curb on the power of the Su- II wedding anniversary. the Communists’ “work of infiltration "Surrounded by so many historic retired from active preme Court. Fransecky in their ranks." dressy feet and created in F spots—the battlefields of Virginia, Ar- work several years ago. The 4. A pledge to keep America out of Mount Vernon, and Hope for Greater Progress. war. rTcOOLCOTTONLACES^ lington Cemetery, couple have three children. ,he “We are, however, on and r other nearby places of renown—Wash- Mr. and Mrs. Fransecky have carrying for summer sun and fun! on to make ington at once becomes the center of been residents of the District hope as time goes greater Golf. in the reactionary 250,000 Women Play a multitude of interests,” Coursey de- for the past 25 years, coming progress fighting tendencies of their leaders and women in Britain are clared. here from New York State. bring- Nearly 350.000 LEFT ... o Cotton Loce thot them into the broad people’s playing golf. ^ Buildings Impressive. -Harris-Ewing Photo. ing Campus Styles will take you merrily through front,” he added. "A trip to Arlington Cemetery, Summer in style. Its cool cope Johnstone said California law would --— where the Nation's defenders lie, 1s LLfcANtU one convention, by such renowned char- block any attempt at putting effec- of the most outstanding sleeves bring you every blessed / worth a trip to Washington, regard- ^ " acters as Merle Thorpe, Will Durant, tively in the field a broad "Farmer- WASHED breeze. Yes, it’s woshable. less of other places," he said. "On Women's Shoes for Summer J. Edgar Hoover, the •criminals’ enemy Lsbor” party ticket, and that the sides of a little hillock, with REPAIRED V«A White, Mesh, oquo, powder. opposite No. 1,' and a dozen others” came in Communists would concentrate on their heads toward each other, and wear and one you'll find cn 12 to for equal appreciation. their 12 congressional candidates and STORED /si.., with Admiral George Dewey’s empty $595 30 candidates for the State Assembly. smart dressers. tomb between them, lie Gen. Leonard The educational value of the trip the also M. Childs, a delegate from Illinois, Wood and Col. William Jennings for not only delegates, but Lowest Prices in Town their families and especially the chil- gave a report as to progress made in Bryan, both conspicuous in the Span- 9x12 Domestic 4 cn re built not alone for but was one of the most membership work among steel in- They style for ease and grace, ish-American War. Yonder is Gen. dren, important comfort, j i20.* 1 features of the dustry employes and attacked the Cleaned 1’5° In or round toe This one's mecca- Lee’s old home. Nearby is the grave meeting here, Coursey low-heeled, square sports. believes. "capitalist press’’ of Chicago. 9x12 Cleaned and ■ RIGHT when others look of the Unknown Soldier. A little nfe white bucko with brown alligator calf_$7.50 “The doubled the Meanwhile Earl Browder, a mild- beyond, the masthead of the Maine. sightseeing trips Washed Z W mussed and hot, you'll be cool value of the jaunt to and mannered former Kansas bookkeeper, Insured One dare not attempt to linger on Washington, All Rugs Free as a lime in this of the rickey pastel a the reception to the convention on the held firm control Communist details.” WEst 2220 with White House lawn President Roose- party today and was practically as- Cotton Lace contrasting The public buildings, Washington by Wolf's Walk-Over Shoes velt added and charm to the ribbon bands. Monument and the Lincoln Memorial dignity Star Carpet Works White, aquo, whole undertaking. Everything was also impressed Coursey, as they must Mait Brrrice, Lent Cost 929 F N.W. flesh ond violet. CC QC done in ‘the Washington way-,*’ he 3316-3318 P Street N.W. have thousands of other delegates Sizes 12 to 20_ concluded. IRU C and their families, he believes. Beauty Qur Duty!# CfANIP AND $TOR$P ——— II II————— "Over in the City of Washington,” Charge Accounts Invited "all those Gov- NA 3291 b he explained, majestic MAY | ^r//Mr.Pyl# ernment buildings, the Washington ARMY RETURN SANITARY CARPIT fr I the heroic in ~ THE WOMEN’S SHOP Monument, representing RU6 CLIANINOCO. American life; Lincoln Memorial, TO BLUE UNIFORMS I 106 INDIANA AVK. facing it half a mile away, silent, | majestic, impressive, representing the The traditional blue dress uniform RALEIGH^ true spirit of tolerance in a land of of the Army may be adopted again, bloodshed, No man can stand at with modem Improvements. HABERDASHER either of these reminders of our his- The War Department is considering j toric past, and look out across the the change in view of persistent and other one, without coming away with growing demands in the Army. something Inside him that will for- Studies are being made of newly- ever make him a better citizen and designed uniforms, which Include We fumlgste all furs before we a better Kiwanian.” rolled-collar tunics. place them In our moth-proof "Spiritual Uplift” in Program. The new oft-duty dress would be storage vault by a modern process.

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