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OF FLAGS IS OIF
Indiana Representative Sees
“Marked Resemblance”
to Moscow.
Representative Virginia Lee Jenekes
of Indiana today told the closing ses
sion of the Women’s Patriotic Con
ference on National Defense that the
new Federal buildings in Washington
bear a “marked resemblance” to the
buildings in Moscow's Red Square be
cause of a mutual lack of flags.
Speaking before several hundred
women, assembled In the Mayflower
Hotel for the final sess.on of their
three-day meeting, Mrs. Jenekes
urged a more general display of the
United States flag on structures here.
“This is a real attempt,” she said,
“by the propagandists to remove from
the gaze of the citizens the emblem
which visibly reminds them of the
blessings of the Democratic form of
Government and makes it possible
for a few evil-minded citizens to con
trol the wealth and actions of the
masses.”
Urges Teaching of Communism.
Miss Billie Murray. Baylor Uni- |
versity law’ student, told the delegates |
communism should be taught in pub- j
lie schools and colleges because "I j
don’t think communism can stand I
the light of reasoning, and I think
we are doing the worst thing in the
world when we don't bring it out in
the open and show what it is.”
In a series of resolutions the con- i
ference urged a strict neutrality j
policy for the United States and en- ;
actment into law of a universal serv- |
ice bill to draft capital, industry and
manpower in event of national cmer- i
gency or war.
A motion to include labor in the
draft was defeated.
The conference approved a pro
posal to set aside a day in addition
to Armistice day for furthering na- :
tional defense propaganda.
O thers on the program were Lieut.
Col. Prank E. Lowe, past national
president of the Reserve Officers' As
sociation of the United States: C. C.
Thompson, vice president and general
manager. United Airlines, and Howard
Pfeillip Allen, with a talk on “A Larger
Citizens’ Military Training Corps."
Senator Lee Speaks.
“Neutrality and National Defense”
was discussed by Senator Josh Lee
of Oklahoma at the annual conference
dinner held last night. Earlier the
delegates’ stand in support of national
defense was upheld by speakers rep
resenting the War and Navy Depart
ments and the United States Marine
Corps, as well as members of Congress, j
Leaders of campus "so-called peace
movements" were charged with com
munistic tendencies of strong central
ized control in an address yesterday
afternoon by James L. Layton, jr„ a
member of Company L, 3d Regiment,
University of Pennsylvania.
Concentration on building up the
personnel of the Navy was advocated
by Senator Walsh of Massachusetts,
Who declared:
“In my opinion the Reserve force
of the Navy is quite inadequate in i
comparison to the size of the Navy.” ,
MAYFLOWER HOTEL
NIGHT MANAGER DIES
Illness of Six Weeks Fatal—Fu
neral to Be in Buf
falo, N. Y.
William J. Crosgrave. 62. night man
ager of the Mayflchver Hotel, died yes
terday in Sibley Hospital. He had
been ill six weeks.
Mr. Cro6giave, widely known here, '
Was assistant manager of the Hamilton
Hotel when it opened, and at one
time was manager of the Lee House.
He had lived in Washington for the j
last, 20 years, except for several years, 1
during which he was manager of the
Towers Hotel in Brooklyn. When the
Mayflower Hotel first opened he was
an auditor there.
Surviving Mr. Crosgrave Is a sister,
Mrs. Martin Busher, Buffalo, N. Y.
The body will be taken there for
funeral services and burial.
Mr. Crosgrave resided here in the
Cairo Hotel.
Actress Learns Chinese.
Louise Rainer mastered nearly 200
Chinese words and learned to write 80
Chinese characters while playing In
•‘The Good Earth.”!
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RITES HELD TODAY FOR
M. B. HODGSON, JR.
Millard B. Hodgson, jr„ 21, grand
son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. j
Gleason, 2505 Rhode Island avenue
northeast, and a student at the Massa
chusetts institute of Technology, died
at Westbury, Mass., Monday after a
brief illness.
Services were held at Joseph Gaw
ler's Sons funeral home this afternoon,
folowed by interment In Glenwood
Cemetery.
Born in Washington, Mr. Hodgson
was educated at secondary schools In
Highland Park, 111., and Rochester,
N. Y. He received the Technology
Club of Rochester scholarship to
Massachusetts institute of Technology
when he graduated from the Brighton
High School at Rochester in 1935.
At the time of his death he was
president of the sophomore honorary
society, a member of the class crew,
a member of a student publication's
staff, a class officer, a high-ranking
scholar and a member of Phi Gamma
Delta Fraternity.
An article Mr. Hodgson wrote on
the “Coolidge X-ray Tube Patent" ap
pears in the current Issue of Technol
ogy Engineering News.
Besides his grandparents, he is sur
vived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Millard B. Hodgson, sr., and a younger
brother, Frederick. His father is a
former Bureau of Standards scientist,
now a New %York engineer.
Members of Mr. Hodgson's fra
ternity read a paper at the rites here
and in Boston, which described him
as "the most accomplished man in
his class.”
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