Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1929, Page 17

(REDERAESNER ARCONPANY S0 Fairchild Aviation Corpora- tion Buys Controlling Inter- est in Hagerstown Firm. By the Associated Press. DETROIT, April 8.—Officials of the Fairchild Aviation Corporation, con- trolled by the Aviation Corporation of America, announced yesterday at the All-American aircraft’ show here that the Fairchild Corporation had pur- chased a controlling interest in the Krelder-Reisner Aircraft Co. of Hagers- town, Md. Production of the Kreider-Reisner unit will be increased from 110 planes annually to 465, the announcement said, and construction of a new factory building in Hegerstown will be initiated immediately. FAIRCHILD'S IS ACQUIRED. Holding Company Takes Control of Air Firm and Subsidiaries. NEW YORK, April 8 ().—Acquisi- tion of control of the Fairchild Corpo- ration and its seven subsidiaries by the Aviation Corporation, recently formed holding and development organization, was announced yesterday by Graham B. Grovernor, president of the Aviation Corporation. He explained that the Aviation Cor- poration obtained r majority interest in the Fairchild group through an ex- change of stock along the same lines by which the company recently gained control of the Universal Aviation Cor- ration. po’I‘he Fairchild Corporation; through its subsidiaries, manufactures airplanes, aerial cameras, airplane engines and motor boats and does an extensive busi- ness in aerial surveys. Sherman M. Pairchild, head of the group, said the change in control will not affect the present management. N TAMMANY QUESTION GREETS AL SMITH Former Governor and Presidential Candidate Returns to New York From Vacation. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 8.—Returning to the city after a two-week vacation spent with his family at Absecon, N. J.. former Gov. Alfred E. Smith last night found himself the center of discussion as to the selection of a new leader for Tammany Hall. : The committee appointed by the Tammany executive committee to meet with the “big four” of the hall—Mr. Smith, United States Senator Robert F. Wagner, Mayor James J. Walker and Surrogate James A. Foley—has been forced to mark time for two weeks awaiting the former governor's.return. Peter J. Dooling, chairman of the committee, last night sald he hoped to have the “big four” meet his commit- tee Tuesday or Wednesday to let him know what their attitude was toward the selection of g leader. The matter was referred to his committee after the district leaders who comprise the executive committee had failed to select a leader for the post from their own ranks. Cathedral Cracks Widening. Although $770,000 has been spent so far in preserving St. Paul's Cathedral in London, the cracks in its walls are still widening, reports the committee in charge. 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Printed Celanese & Printed Dress Conon-Mlxled :'lat Linen, 89¢ yd. . (S:"'P” $1y poryy A splendid weight for Sum- W atterns; T mer; ity ; tly - 2 aned cog;le’;gtio‘:m and twoe:d printed ;:n"q:‘x::n ;uar:“r:!‘eeé o attra.ctlve colors; designs; a popular Spring fast color; direct from Ire- pretty designs for sports fabric. - land; 36 inches wide. wear. Rayon Dress Prints, 85c yd. Printed Dress Voiles, 49c yd. Swanky rayon dress prints in black and Colorful printed voiles; both dots and white and other combinations; attrac- conventional designs; and unusual qual- tive patterns. ity for the price, " Yard Goods—Second Floor Imagine a Tablecloth That Doesn’t Have to Be Laundered The Practical Tablecloth Just wipe it off \:\'ith a damp cloth and it’s clean. May be purchased in plain white or popular new colors. 54x54 with 54x54 with 54x72 with double hem. flannel back. flannel back. 295 - 323 385 Vamoco Turkish All-Linen Crash Towels, 29¢ Sets, 2.95 Soft absorbent Vamoco Turkish Silver bleached linen crash sets; Towels with - colored jacquard corded check patterns; set in- borders; regularly sold for 39c: cludes a m'm-&.cn cloth and six special for Monday at this low ‘“‘fl"" napkins; regular $3.50 ; gra price, Domestics—Second Floor Spring Fashions in Bedwear . or “What the Well Dressed Bed Is Wearing” The New Voile Sets at 5,05 set : 1 A -beautfiul outfit consisting of spread -and pillow to match; of lovely figured voile with plain trimming to match; colors — rose, blue, gold, green and orchid. - at 14,95 set A regular 19.95 set, including a spread and two pillows to match; comes in the new plain colors to match your drapes; special at this low price for this sale only. Bedding—Second Floor aTe at 6.95 A new nler bed set consisti;x of a ruffled pillow sham, two scarfs, three vanity pieces and a large spread—all- neatly" scal- loped; pretty conventional de- signs in_ com| ination colors. You don’t have to be a bride To wear lilies of the valley— now that fashionable women have taken such sudden fancy for them. These are very real looking, generous sized bunches with asparagus fern and lily foliage. $1 bunch. Main Floor If your hat is too severe Just add one of these perky little pins and give it just the dash of style needed! Colorful ornaments; some set with sparkling rhinestones, in many new gesigns. $1. Trimmings—Main Floor X Made in Europe for us That's how we happened to get «these snowy white kidskin gloves, with white stitchings and white turnback cuffs. They're lovely! Picture them with a white outfit—or a navy blue or black ensemble; 395 pair. Main Floor It looks like ivory - But it isn't, though you'll think this carved rose and its slen- der, modernistic chain is a good imitation. The chain is white and the rose delicately tinted. 2.95. % - Jewelry—Main Floor Summer’s round the corner ‘When women begin to ask for ...and wear...sandals! Here's a very new one, with perfo- rated effect and a clever wish- bone strap and buckle. In green-and-tan, red-and-tan, all tan and otlier colors. 650. Shoes—Second Floor Spring Styles ‘Are Youthful and Fascinating in Ensembles and Coats silk ‘coats and silk frocks 2 5 Including all the new high shades for Spring and Summer. Coat Fashions graceful cape backs small fur collars smart bow backs new, different scarfs ensemble features cloth coats with silk frocks For a smart, complete costume, most women are choosing at least one ensemble this sea- son—and sometimes two and three when they see these at $25! There are cloth coats with plain silk or print frocks . . . cloth coats with cloth-skirt-and-silk-blouse styles. For many frocks, of course, you'll need a stunning coat — like these of black satin, Celanese moire, transparent velvet, faille silk or the new cloths. They achieve the smart silhouette and are extraordinarily good looking for the price! Sizes for Women and Misses Coats and Ensembles—Third Floor The Cream of the Season’s Youthful Styles In This DRESS SALE Features and fashions of more expensive models are shown in these exceptional models at smart daytime dresses clever new ensembles lovely afternoon dresses new crepes and prints : new georgeltes You could come to this group with almost any dress problém—and find a frock that solves it! Adorable little afternoon frocks in new Springtime colors . . . trim business dresses and smart shopping frocks—even in- formal dinner gowns are included. They're extremely well made . . . the quality is high . .. and the styles will surprise you for the price! ; i i e Dresses—Third Floor Wonderful Values in Bat Harbor Chairs and Cushions Of Clear, Cool, Clean Imported Willow . Bar Harbor Chairs Resilient, comfortable and economical . . . deep seated and high backed 45 _chairs . . . different from most' Bar . Harbor chairs as they are double steel \ b braced and will last many seasons. i Separate Seat & Back Cushions May Be Had at 1.65 a Set_ © Furniture—Fourth Fioor And then for your Bar Harbor Chair, you'll want The Bar Harbor Cushions and Backs And we have 1,000 sets of Bay Side and Bar Harbor cushions and backs specially priced for this selling, at set 1 .65 Reversible and of extra fine quality .cretonne, they will give good service. .They have .-a. two-inch boxing and are ' 'tufted on both sides with * twenty buttons. A large as- sortment of patterns from which lto choose. Separate Cushions Without Backs May Be Had at—Each 85¢ Upholstery—Second Floor