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THE SUN. BALTIMORE. SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 7. 1939 Women'' Peace Group Elects Her President LIBRARIES GROUP TO MARK BIRTHDAY WESTERN HIGH WAR CLASS HAS REUNION SOMOZA RECEPTION IN CAPITAL SCORED MIFII in 4'- Association To Celebrate 30th Anniversary At Conference This Month High Shoes And Hair Puffs Were The Style When 1919's Grads Went To School "Great Military Display' Protested By Women's Peace League As "Alien" WWW SHOES composed of librarians and research workers for banks and other businesses, museums, newspapers and State, municipal and the Federal governments. Dr.

John Robbins Hart, lecturer and consulting psychologist, will speak at the first general session during the afternoon of May 23. Lewis To Address Banquet Sir Willmott Lewis, Washington correspondent of the London Timp, will address the association's annual banquet May 24. Other speakers will be Dr. Julian II. llarvay, general manager of the National Conservation Bureau; Dr.

Ernest W. Fisher, economic adviser for the Federal Housing Administration, and Dr. Robert Nathan of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. Miss Maria C. Brace, head of the business department of the Enoch Pratt Free Library, is program chair- Members Recall Rolling Bandages For Soldiers Get Together For First Time International Group Elects Dr.

Gertrude liusscy, Of Goucher, President i i Mr. Maginess Is backl 3 Days Mon.r Wed. Mr. Maginess is director of education for the Iockewcdge Shoe Corporation, and if any-lody can tell you the correct shoe to wear he is the man! Come in and let him help you. High-laced shoes and hair puffs were the style when the women who sat clown to a luncheon yesterday in a downtown department store were 1 1 i I it I According to Style Sessions To he Ilehl From May 23 To 27 Charter Members Expected The Special Libraries Association will celebrate its thirtieth anniversary late this month at its thirty-first annual national conference.

The conference will be held in Baltimore May 23 to 27 with headquarters at the Lord Baltimore Hotel, A feature of the five-day program of fifty meetings will be a homecoming of charter members. About a dozen of the thirty-two atill living are expected to be on hand. Dr. Horace E. flack, director of the Department of students at the Western High School.

Graduates of the class of '19, they were holding their first reunion, and more than 113 attended. Rolled Bandages Members of a wartime class, they rolled bandages in McCoy Hall for the soldiers, called off a boat trip on the Chesapeake because their parents were afraid of submarines, and celebrated the two armistices the first a false one. You'Jl never that smart looking shoes like these actually help the feet so much I They have excellent comfort features that are found only in Dr. Locke Shoes! White, black, navy, patent, hrowniand tan. Mr.

Maginess isassistcd by a stall of experienced, certified titters Legislative Reference and one of the to assure you pcrlcct htting The May Co. Ir. T.ork Shorn, ourth Floor. Dr.R.B. VARDEN SURGEON DENTIST 201-3-5 Park Cor.

Lex. St. (Opposite Camtelbmrg's) Hours 8 to 6. Closed Sundays Calvert 4662 Yesterday when the roll was called yiey found that since their graduation 8 of their number had died, 151 had founders, will act as ho.st. 300 Delegates Expected The Maryland Library Association will be host to the approximately 300 delegates expected.

Miss Laura A. Woodward, librarian of the Maryland Casualty Company, is conference chairman. The association's membership is DR. (JEHTHUDt: BUSStlY married and 80 remained single. Widely Scattered One is living in Australia and two in South America.

Many others had scattered across the United States. It sounded almost like a class in geog Peabody Ballet In Recital 1 2iSwfwAAA raphy to hear their present residences: New York. Pistrict of Columbia. Ohio. Nrw Ji-rsr.

IlrUwapp. By the Associated Press Washington, May The Women's International League for Peace and Freedom protested today "the great military display" used in receiving President Somoza of Nicaragua, sailing it "alien to the practice of American democracy." Delegates at the annual meeting of the United States' section of the league aid in a resolution that they were happy that welcome was cordial, but expressed hope that such reelings in the future would not be ''in the manner u.sed by military dictatorships." Dr. Gertrude Biissey, of Baltimore, professor of philosophy, at Goucher was elected president of the league for the United States. President Encouraged League members urged President IUosevelt not to be discouraged, but to persist in efforts to call a conference "for "real world settlement." In another resolution, they asked the President to take stps for the calling cf a world constitutional convention vhith would draw up a constitution lor the "all-inclusive, democratic, ron-military federation of nations es-ential to the life of civilized men." Declaring there still were unsettled boundaries between American republics, the League urged the President to initiate a movement among nations of this hemisphere to settle by conference nd agreement all pending boundary Questions. Other Resolution Other resolutions urged admission ct German refugee children and of the La Follette Civil Liberties Committee, pledged support of mandatory-type" neutrality legislation and a war referendum amendment, and opposed conscription.

Delegates denounced the Hobbs bill to provide for detention of deportable hens. Besides Dr. Busey other officers named were: Mrs. Hannah Clothier Hull, of Swarthmore, honorary resident; Mrs. L.

Hommel, of Syra READY-TO-HANG SHADY NOOK The dance as an interpretation of music and drama was given last nigh Representatives of the class from these States attended the reunion, but there were still others more widely in a recital by the Peabody Ballet, with Bessie Evana as director. For the most part the choreography was by Miss Evans with special work by Pearl Dailey, Sylvia Gelwasser, Shirley Silver Selis and Roberta Zerr, scattered: California, W't. Virginia, Virginia-, Knnaaa. Omnwticnr. Wisconsin, Missouri, Kloriila.

Indiana. Mich man, ltlifKlp I. Unit. innpiH.ta. There are atill 153 ot them living in Baltimore.

New head rod feature (see sketched below on awnings) furnished in all our window and porch awnings. Makes them easy to put up. no more eyelets to pop out, awnings hang even at top. Investigate! Choice of gay color combinations, all painted stripes, even the line white stripe is painted we've given them enough tests to who not only originated but danced the numbers. In addition, a very dramatic number, 4 "Venom," was given as a solo dance by Ann Martin.

Elisc Cheslock was seen in a Spanish-Moorish dance in ut the average awning out ot commission. Don't confuse these awnings with those of cheaper 1 which finger cymbals were u.sed in quality. stead of castanets; Naomi Stevens in ''Romance," with music by Chopin, Window Awnings Drop Curtains and Marcelle Katz in "Air tie Ballet." GOLDEN WEDDING OBSERVED Mr. And Mrs. Fraunholz At Home To Frlende On Anniversary Mr.

and Mrs. William J. Fraunholz, on their fiftieth wedding anniversary yesterday, received the congratulations of friends at their home at 2620 East Preston street. The couple started the day by celebrating mass with members of their immediate family of four daughters, a son and eight grandchildren. Later they received friends at their home throughout the day and evening.

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Use your charge account or our OPTICAL BUDGET PLAN of easy, deferred payments. The varied program, that ranged from poetic and dramatic numbers to those with touches of whimsy, closed with "A Busy Day in New York." This pnntornine burlesque, given by the Choice of three painted pntf erns. 30-Inch, Size 2.9 Size 2.69 42-lnch Si. 2.98 Size 3.25 Wall drop, including skirt, 48 -in. 2.25 2.50 2.90 .3.25 3.75 4.25 5-Ft.

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Frederick J. Taussig, of St. Louis, international fond treasurer. Ltbtrtlas Threatened After a reception by Mrs. Roosevelt the White Hoitse, delegate heard Representative Jerry Voorhle CaL) declare that libertiea were being threatened "by the willingness of the enemies of the President of the United State to aide with the heads cf foreign government in criticism cf hirr as I heard one man in public Me do the other day." Dean Harold E.

B. Speight, of Swarthmore College, pleaded for a discussion of opposing claims in Europe, before rather than after a war. He urged a "fresh, realistic appraisal of the conflicting interests which are dividing Europe into two great armed camps." Red Cross Committee THE MAY COMPAIY SAVE $25 to $100 HAVE YOUR OLD SHOES (Men's or Women's) REMODELED LIKE NEW Are They Too Narrow or Short? We'll widen or lengthen them to fit. Are They Worn Out of Shape? We'll re-shape them, with new soles and re-last them to feel and look like new. Are They Shabby Suede? We'll refinish them to look just like smooth kid.

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Finney To Greet Member! The final meeting of the twenty-second roll-call committee of the Baltimore chapter of the American Red Cross will be'' held at 12.30 P. M. tomorrow at 202 Guilford avenue. Dr. J.

M. T. Finney, chairman of the chapter, will greet the committee members and its chairman, Raymond S. Tompkins. Plans will be laid for the roll call for next year.

A luncheon conference of all hospital social workers in the city will take place at 12.30 P. M. Thursday at Red Cross headquarters. The purpose this meeting will be to acquaint the workers with the organization of the volunteer blood-donor service of the chapter. To Speak At Meeting Of Churchman's CI lib J.

Fred Essary To Address Protestant Episcopal Group On May 17 J. Fred Essary, Washington corre-upondent of The Sun, will address the Churchman's Club of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Maryland at its spring meeting in the Emerson Hotel 145 P. May 17. James A. Latnne is president of the Regularly 39.50 i ONE DAY ONLY y3 to y2 Of Actual Value USED ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINES 5 C.

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