THE FINEST
It is the aim of this
famous restaurant to
bring the best Conti
nental cooking within
the reach of modest
expenditures.
Table d'Hote Dinner
$2.00
In addition to a la
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4860 Mom. Ava. N.W.
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Oriental, Domestic and |
Hooked Rugs
Tapestries and Aubossonsi
Washed, Repaired and |
Stored by Rug Specialist!
at fair prices |
All Rugs Fully Insured ij
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3316 P St. N.W. DU. 41001
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BACKACHE,
LEG PAINS MAY
BE DANGER SIGN
Of Tired Kidneya
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Roberts Named Dean
Of Penn Law School;
To Take Post Sept. 1
Sy the Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10.—With
the selection of Owen J. Roberts as
dean of its law school, the Univer
sity of Pennsylvania tapped a lead
ing public figure
zor a mgn ad
ministrative post
for the second
time in less than
two weeks.
Pennsylvania
announced ap
pointment of the
73-year-old for
mer Associate
Justice of the
Supreme Court
yesterday. He
will assume his
new poet Sep
tember 1 when
the resignation
JiatlM B«k«rta. ]
oi sari o. narruon becomes ai
fective.
On July 29, the university chose
Harold E. Stassen, farmer Governor
of Minnesota, as its new president.
Mr. Stassen is expected to take up
his duties here at the beginning of
the fall term.
Both Claim Liberal Outlook.
Both Mr. Stassen and Justice
Roberts say they belong to the lib- |
eral wing of the Republican Party. jf
Mr. Harrison was a Democrat who |
once served as commissioner of the if
Immigration and Naturalization
Service. j
Mr. Stassen said, on announce
ment of his nomination as president
of Penn, that he would continue to
take an active interest in public
affairs.
Justice Roberts has been pdugging
for civil rights since he retired
from the Nation’s highest tribunal
in 1945. He sat on the Supreme
Court bench for 15 years after his
appointment in 1930 by former
President Hoover.
Held Balance of Power.
Por several years after Franklin !
D. Roosevelt became President, Jus
tice Roberts was the key member
of the Supreme Court. The court
at that time was balanced, 4-4, be
tween conservatives and liberals,
and Justice Roberts held the bal
ance of power. 1
He voted against all but two of i
the 13 New Deal measures passed §
upon by the court before October, |
1938, but in President Roosevelt’s |
second term, Justice Roberts 1
alllgned himself with the liberal ele- |
ment and voted pro-administration |
14 straight times.
A Philadelphia attorney who was g
graduated from Penn and its Law Pj
School, Justice Roberts first came
into national prominence in 1924
when he helped prosecute the Tea
pot Dome oil cases.
Over 8 feet tall and broad
shouldered, the 13-year-old Jurists
has been living at his home in near
by Phoenixville since his retirement.
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Newlyweds Win Bid I
For 'Dream Bungalow' 1
Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Tayman, |
newlyweds, of 1910 Second street 1
N.E., were voted the Winner In the 1
recent bidding for Uncle Sams |
"dream bungalow” In Suitland, Md„ §
the Public Buildings Administrator
has announced.
Their oiler of $61.25 monthly
rental for the cottage and half an
acre of vegetable garden was the
highest bid received last Thursday.
PBA accepted it after “Investi
gating” Mr. Tayman to sea U he
would be a good tenant. i
The couple had been looking for
a permanent home for nearly six
months.
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WMM Desk Model
Sewing Machine
?239
A beoutiful desk in walnut veneer on hard
wood, suitable for living room or study. Top
unfolds to reveal a White Rotary de luxe sew
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WHITE SALE
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