Evening star. [volume], March 30, 1930, Page 14, Image 52

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14
ARMENIAN HORDE,
PROBLEM IN GREECE
Welfare Group Un
dertakes Part of Burden
es Caring for Refugees.
ID the shadow of the Acropolis of
Athens is a settlement of 35,000 Ar
menian refugees, the last of the horde
driven Into Greece seven years ago fol
lowing the Bmyrna disaster. The major
portion of that vast army, numbering
several hundred thousand, has gradually
been absorbed, evacuated or drifted
pack to Its former life In Asia Minor,
Put the remaining 35,000 homeless men.
women and children, still constitutes a
problem for over-crowded Greece. They
•re living in the crude huts and hovels
beneath the famous citadel and are en
tirely dependent on welfare agencies.
The Catholic Near East Welfare Asso
ciation, at the direction of Pope Plus
XI, has undertaken a part of the bur
den of caring for this refugee colony
and a housing program for them is now
Wider way.
What is far more serious, however,
ft is explained, is the problem of car
tog for the children of the colony, par
ticularly orphaned boys, and checking
their habit of begging in the streets of
Athens, a step to thieving and banditry.
To check this tendency the association
has opened a second orphanage in the
©tty, which is crowded to its capacity of
nearly 400. Many of the erstwhile little
beggars are now learning trades to make
them sell supporting.
This is "Enlistment Week” in the
Catholic Near East Welfare Association
pi support of its widespread work of re
construction and rehabilitation In the
Near East and Balkan countries. Or.
Edmund A. Walsh. S. J.. vice president
of Georgetown University, is president
of the organization. Included on the
board of directors are Cardinals O'Con
nell Dougherty and Hayes. The associa-
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MISS GLADYS PYLE,
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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MARCH 30, 1930—PART THREE
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PLAIN and I#'??
PRINTED SILKS
When you see them you'll visualize yourself
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j pM.'.nx b": \I A A But we all guessed WRONG
new shades. EV H IHB '
40-inch All-Silk Printed Flat Crepe I B
40-inch All-Silk Printed Chiffon 188 a new bedspread being exhibited by a proud buyer. $8.94 . . . from
iO-inch All-Silk Printed Georgette I an artist! $4.64 .. . from a copy writer. The head of the Compari-
ToZl luSui pZZi £SK* I 7“ Shopping Department, who get. around a lot, gue..ed $2.97. Then
40-inch All-Silk Washable Flat Crepe ■ I the buyer told his story. For months he has been planning these bed
-40-inch All-Silk Sheer Chiffon I _ spreads. Two delightful patterns were printed for ug on cretonne of
40-inch All-Silk Heavy Crepe Georgette I Vn a special width, with a border in print. Each pattern in four color
40-inch AU Silk Crepe Satin ■ ¥ combinations . .
36-mch All-Silk Rough Weave Shantung ■ m
And then he told us the price
All-Silk 1 ‘ 29c Rumson < * 59c to 89c Irish
77c Z. 19c * 39c h. ■ $ 1.88 J
wide.. .30 smart shade*. <) many use*. O Limited quantity. -
Wool "Wllton Rugs
Sizes 9x12 feet and 8.3x10.6 feet. Especially m . 'o ** TL i .
selected and specially priced for the last day. Taupe, $ /Vi ft 5^ c f" nt Cretonne Pottery Table Lamps
tan and rose colors. II complete with Shades
$9.50 to $12.50 —I $2.95 Oval , Alik”.! S.X mZTk 4oC
Crex Rug. $47.50 and $55 Colonial Rag Rugs " de - T, “ ” r Yard O ft C
$7.95 Seamless .
9X12 ft. Cheer- . _ nc **?; Pop . u $1.75 SI 95 Painted Strine
ful pattern* Axminster Rugs iar hit-or-mi« * 1 ramiea stripe
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s29.soand $32.50 $Q C Read y *• Creen-and- center decoration... in red, green and
Handmade $4.50 Oval 36, 42 and 48 in. To fit wn- $ 1 .69 I black. With plain banded parch*
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Criss-Cross Curtains fl || ROSE BUSHES
r r r , . and Kitchen Sets
Criss-Cross Curtains
$1.39 nair Ecru and ivory criss-cross cur* ■ ' JiJ l Favorite Climbing
tain sets, each side 38 inches wide, Juniperus Roses 15c
HVlilUyflyivfellllUlfl including a 5-inch cut ruffle; cur A\vlp Juniperus Communis, 2to 2*4 ft $2.45
SrCT/TPV/ lains 2yds. long. Kitchen sets, W-F Juniperus Communis, 2% to 3ft $2.95 (3 for tl)
consisting of six smart pieces, voile Juniperus Hibernia (Irish), 2 to 2% ft $1 50 2-y«ar-oM bushes: Paul
(ITER I ”T 111 around. wWI, »«,> Juniperus Excelsa Strict*, 12 to 15 in $1.95 Searlet. American Beauty.
if idriSVJ -W f ro « nd » colored checked pair Juniperus Excels* Strict*. 9t012 in $1.45 Sliver Moon (white),
I. I'Tj WAV tS, r ill borders. Jnniperus Depress* Plumosa, 18 to 24 in $2.45 Dorothy Perkins (pink),
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I 'I \l Arbovitae Dr. Van Fleet (flesh pink).
HrfifTOTv" Ruffled Criss-Cross Mon.w y Bi«omh. g
/A //j® ond Valanre xSets Chinege Arborvi “*’ 21/ * 10 3ft * 2 - 45 Roses, 35c
antt vaiance eis Other Shrubs (3 for tl)
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Jrm ivory criss-cross and valance sets of a“■ « 0 2j ot ? A n r :7ni N | ,n r 15 ,0 . 18 Rwl Badlence. Pink Badi-
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