Evening Star Newspaper, July 31, 1924, Page 19

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1954 TWO PASSENGERS HURT IN ACCIDENT TO BUS Hoisting Machine Struck on Vir- ginia End of Key Bridge. Driver Is Held. Two passengers were injured se- riously and several others shocked |th when a Cherrydale-Georgetown bus collided with an Army hoisting ma- chine parked on the Key bridge at the Virginia end of the structure shortly before 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon. John R. Payne, 50, 916 Villa road, Clarendon, Va., sustained a broken jawbone, ' sprained right shoulder, lacerations of the face and injuries to his body, while Miss Ida Wall, 29, Cherryda Va., of the Payne and’ Wall were taken to Georgetown University Hospita treated by Drs. Millstead, Gwy: Greenlow. Virgil L. driver of the Etkinedrat the Boventn prce aoc po- lice station to await the result of Payne’s injuries, A southbound track at Ni i street, Cong Serenade ~ B e s ernoon_and D 4 (Messrs. Noumann and Formoso. 30, 404 Savannah Selection from grand opera gress Helghts, was injured. P ueetad). 3 by Dr. A. N. Meloy. ‘The Sunrise unfl i J js uotsexions’ frequgnlefl) . > A, \)\(lls(i(ll.‘i,(;U"G Sle\'enlh nocked 'down by an Medley waltz, “0id automobile driven by George V. Cur- Finale, “Forget-Me-Not". 4321 Seventh street, in front of “The Star Spangled Banner.” venth street vesterday after- d bruised about the head and He was treated by Dr. C. N. khxpman at George Washington Uni- ve! rsll\ Hospital. His condition was v the police as being un- Bid Farewell to Missionaries. Dr. and Mrs. John N. Andrews of Takoma Park were tendered a fare- well reception at the Takoma Park Seventh-Day Adventist Church last | night, prior to their departure for Tat-sien-lieu, China, on the borders of Thibet, where they are returning as medical missionaries after spend- ing a year on furlough. They de- S parted today for Vancouver, British ‘ ¢+ + H 7 7 Oben Saturday 9 to 3 (77777 7% TRY PROGRAM OF BAND CONCERTS Garfield Park today at 7:30 p.m. concert by the United States Marine Band; William H. Santel- mann, leader; Taylor Branson, sec- ond leader; Arthur Witcomb, con- ducting. March, HUGHES 10 VISIT -BELGIAN MONARCH Secretary Leaves Paris After Notable Meetings With French. United States Marine Band, Wil- liam H. Santelmann, leader; Tay- . lor Branson, second leader; Arthur S. Witcomb, conducting,” at the Naval Hospital tomorrow at 3 p.m. March, “Anchors Awelgh," Hemstitching, picot edging, ¢ pleating : ; Buttons made H i + i ¢ Pictorial Re- view Patterns Columbia, via_ auto, from whence will satl for China. E“"‘""‘é‘;{’:” = — ite Pat- Y Zim! "Light Cavmn Von Suppe “Scotch Patrol, Sharpe Life on the .Tobani Joliy Feliows,” Vollstedt Thurban % Overture, * FIRST 1219-1221 G Street N.W, Summer Store Hours—Daily, 9 to 6; Saturdays, 9 to 3 for to order Styles terns 727 Star of the Guard,” Stieberitz “La Fille du Regiment,” Donizettl “Indian War Uantc “Descriptive, * VR, All work guar- anteed. Go Into Camp Properly _ Equipped— 1 % ! Overture, Nautical fantasia, Ocean Wave" Concert waltz, a el Specials for Friday and Saturday amaaar' Descriptive, Suite, “Americana” (a) March. (b) When Malindy Sings. (c) The Watermelon Fete. Grand tarentelle, “Italian Dance,” Heliler “The Star Spangled Banner.” 224 WA , “The (.n(e(\ Gi By the Associated Press. tic, “The Jolly PARIS, July 31.—Closing his visit to Paris with a quiet forenoon, without any official appointments, Charles E. Hughes, American Secretary of State, left for Brus; shortly after noon to remain there two days, be entertain- ed by King Albert and Queen Eliza- beth, talk with the notables of the Belgian capital, and then continue his trip to Berlin The Secretary’s stay in the German rief, and he will leave evening for Bremen, will embark for home on ident Harding. members of the American Bar ation still in Paris spent today F sailles, visiting the palace and the park and lunching in the Oran- gerie. Poincare Meeting Siznificant. The meeting at a dinner given by American Ambassador Herrick last evening of Mr. Hughes and former Premier Raymond Poincare of France in French circles as the ant fyl' d” (lf (ho events suffered concussion “The Star Spangled Banner.” ‘;xi“i ’:ia‘;-“:.‘;:ll".s';'lop—eu l;;’; along the things that experi- ence shows to be necessary to comfort and convenience: There is all sorts of camp outfitting—but it pays to get the good kind. That's what we specialize in—and carry the most complete stock in town—ready for delivery upon a moment’s notice. 7x7 Auto .......‘--....,.-..4......fl. 7% 2R The United States Army Band, W. J. Stannard, director, at Meridian Hill Park, Sixteenth and E streets northwest, today United States _Soldiers’ Home Band, John S. M. Zimmermann, bandmaster, at the bandstand, Soldiers’ Hnmo tomorrow, begin- ning at March, Knickers and Riding Breeches Khaki Knickers $1.95 and $2.50 Wool Tweed Knickers In Tan and Gray Mixtures LINEN KNICKERS Well tailored, with belt $ and buckle; excellent qual- ity; thoroughly shrunk linen, in tan, white and jasper. Estes, Fort Myer, Z 2 p.m. “The Fifth Division,” King (Dedicated to Maj. Gen. John L. Hines, deputy chief of staff.) Overture, “Roman Carnival,” Berlioz Suite mauresque, “The Courts of GranEdRiEE S e Chapi (1) Introduction and march to tournament (2) Meditation. \flahmgwn Grays,” Grafulla Daughter of the Reg. Bonizetti treet car jumped the avenue and Raleigh eights, yesterday aft- Overtur iment’ for Z e Monday whence he the Pr Th Her Excertps from “Take It From Me,” Anderson Plags, size 5x8 R. C. M. Burton & Son 911 E Street N.W. Popular hits— (a) “Somewhere in the World.” Ayer “Don’t Mind the Rain,” Miller and Cohn “Dedication and from * RIDING BREECHES } White Linen. . H Natural Linen Khaki Sleeveless Coats to Match Special Clearance of Children’s Knickers In khaki and crash mate- rials, Sizes 8 to 12 years. Special at— $1.25 Main Floor. flummm @H‘d {PURE SILK HOSIERY $2 98 E- WEARS LONGER Y1 The Community Center's Band. 3. Miller, director, at Stan- Z (b) 22, “The Messenger. 1. Barnhouse “Des slondrs", Louis Ganne Louis Ganne . .Jolson Tobia March, 722 s Waltz, Habanera, ‘Mexican Kisses,” Roberto Fox trot, “Acady” “In a Rose Garden” Fox trot, selected Overture, “Bol Vocal solo March, Maryland.” Wolterstein “The Star Spangled Banner.” " Balfe G Chester Dodson “A Perfect Carrie Jacobs March, “On the Square”. ...Panell: “Thé Star Spangled Banner.” T, Marine Barr: p.m., concert b; Marine Band, Wil mann, leader; Taylor Branson, sec- ond leader. of the American the leading fig ks today at 4:30 lhe‘ United States % Simmons Day Special Low Prices Tomorrow at Peerless Furniture Co. Bathlng Suit Extra Specials occasion to pass momentous inter- 7 without disc national questio The dinner, however, was dlnlumiux ally, without ref W [P ————— S A Y An average sized ape can pull four times as much as a man of the same S weight. M. Poincare 5 o Sk — = the Radical Hainea: e tural, since he is reign relations c amber of Deputies Wool Bathing Suits—Black : only, with belt. 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