Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1929, Page 32

32 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, TUESDAY., MAY 7, 1929. ) SHIP VICTIMS’ FAMILIES |Sophia senk. ociober 35 ioig, waa w ARE AWARDED $2,096,000 | Federal cour: by Uniied States Commié- ‘Taking of testim ony required six Vessel Sank Near Juneau, Alaska, z;n:s‘.m 2B‘t‘xl'lkku vn'nddcrhl.lt R:eguwfl-h in 1918, With Loss of snow squall, a long rip was torn in the . . steel hull of the Sophia. Although sev- Are You in a Hurry? You Can Read This Entire Announcement in Less Than 3Y%; Minutes? LANSBURGH & BRO 7th, 8th and E St=—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 214 Persons. eral ships stood by, all passengers were By the Associated Press. kept on board, it was said, pending the Discrepancies in Testimony| acst e Moy o0 omsao "o | """ gaje. pounded the Sophia_scross rt ,096, to gale pot P Y| dum yepors, swarding $3006000 o | A B o Geep, water and she sank Given i" LOndOn and New drowned when the steamer Princess ' with every one on board. York Stirs Tuttle. ] SBURGH &BRO ‘7th, 8th and E Sts.— Franklin 7400 Dispatches from London said that Take Your Own * « Mowies and Show Chief Officer Frank Johnson and Second A ot mentioned in. their testimony T em ln Our “If there is testimony in London s moe ‘story of the sinking was denied here by Q' R’ S’ De ry g;lr‘luzcel{ollt’. Clark, attorney for Lam-1 C d TWO DROWNED, 2 SAVED | ameras and. IN PLUNGE OVER FALLS | P * Two Men Killed in Oregon When ! ro] ectors May Be Bought on the-Budget Plan victims were Macedonio Torres, 18, and Manuel Esquivel, 21. Louis artinez, 22, and Jose Jiminez, 20, were rescued. ‘The four men were caught in the tur- R AR The Camera $39.50 § .5 s . > Coats to Be Business- like Should Be Simply Smart Here is a Most Complete in London that two American attorneys Boat Drifts From Shore—Others By the Associated Press. | The finest, most perfect movie camera you can fisherman, who extended a dipnet to Assortment at One Low Price By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 7.—Discrepancies between testimony here and in London, concerning the sinking of the Lamport & Holt liner Vestris threatened today to result in action against witnesses for conspiracy to defeat justice. United States Attorney Charles H. Tuttle has requested the British consul general and the United States Attorney General to supply him with a transcript of the testimony being taken before the British Board of Trade for comparison with testimony at the Federal hearing here last October. Smart Attire for Business Women Washable Frocks of Silk Crepe for Business Hours In The Sport Shop $16.50 The modern business woman had said to him and Johnson the day becomes style-conscious — and no Yokl et e Creet bathes ,“Jofi?eu?.‘é-‘-“&hfsii longer selects h_er 'business f{pparel -I-'.l:r‘ tan hair N e with that forbidding austerity of T _‘:;l‘fih";:: former years. For immediate wear, $10. black or navy flat crepe—for later 3 » and through the Summer, black and white polka dots, stripes or washable Present Mother With all white flat crépe frocks. Tailored, yes, but with ‘delightful feminine a S mart N ew H at touches. Try to Rescue Them. Left, a cool black and $ 1 0 whil:a pén dobk printfid froellx M ‘h D 3 viSiund h THE DALLES, Oreg, May 7.—Ti . ; ; e with soft jabot ¥ other’s Day is next Sunday when eve S\t IUTEA D thels Aeaths iy Oelic buy! Simple in operation, no focusing—an amateur ML e A ¥ o )I' Tk Ty S b e et e can now take professional pictures. See it tomorrow Py other in the city will want te look her most a Cf ar rescue yesterday. e 1261 . . P t] 1 s i 3 —you'll be surprised how simple and easy it is to Al lhi:'l‘:n-‘r’t'ul';:l:"; Bscommg'.y"“d‘f“i‘ “lf;l We are specializing take a moving picture! frocl;, - cl-; left, with all is week in smart hats that are appropriate, yet "““'5""7.‘;::’__;':::-‘ :‘:"“-""' do not look matronly. Hair hats, novelty straws and felts, trimmed with feathers, laces and satin (e300 a8 he/zose;froohitne hurning ribbons. Bh.ack, navy, tan and light shades. waters at the bottom of the falls. Large head sizes aplenty! Tafety atter e Bad chung 1o, e iling Miliners Shap—Secona Floor of a fish wheel at the brink. ‘The men were washing clothes above the falls when the boat in which Torres Uses Eastman or other standard 16 - mm. film. Footage dial shows ex- actly how much film has been used. Takes sharp, ‘Torres’ was taken from a drift- 2 net 2 miles below the falls, but Esqui- clean pictures. % vel's body was not found. it et WILBUR TAKES OATH. Assumes Post as U. S. Circuit Judge, in San Francisco. $3 7050 SAN FRANCISCO, May 7 (#).—Cur- Small — light tis D. Wilbur, appointed to fill the = —simple fourtn United Siates (Gireutt,_Court v 2 Shows your Gongress, was sworn into office hers > own films, or Judge Wilbur, Secretary of the Navy HITIEAADEL ¢ yout udge ; a under former President Coolidge, is a : rent from film brother of Ray Lyman Wilbur, Secre- i libraries. Com- ey’ 8 Wio Tatecics. plete with two .- : 400-ft, reels. 3 Sy Playwright Falls to Death. and squirrel—or youthfully chic with “dress- NEW YORK, May 7 (4).—Robert M. Complete Outfit, $77 maker” details, throw scarfs and cape col- B BE Qe fan: the waifih s?otry’%l; lars. Black, navy, grey and green—sizes a mid-town hotel yesterday. He had May Be Bought on Our Budget Plan 36 to 46 and 42/ to 52V Just telephoned the hotel operator that With Nominal Carrying Charge. 2 2 bell boy arrived, he found the room ey S e The admiral blue covert cloth coat, preciate the laundering ease left, shows an interesting yoke in 2 back and stitched tuzedo collar in : of pongee, and select pongee front. $25. \ _ bloomers, teddies and slips. empty and saw Baker's body on thej Right, a youthful model of black Sizes are from 36 to 44. broadcloth with black caracul throw Underwear—Third Floor LANSBURGH & BRO T Nemoflex Girdles 7th, 8th and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE lm—ka}h: 7400 A sPecial Selling Tomorrow. and Corsets W Featured During Nemaflex Week This Nemoflex is made of flesh color silk brocade, with back lacing or front hook; the wrap-around model has surgical elastic over the hip line. 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The felts are all handmade, and the smart Vagabond and Fisherman hats are copied from recent Paris successes! All shades —pastels for Summer ensembles, dark shades for street and travel—and all head sizes! 18, 36 to 44, 46 to 52. Sketched: A sleeveless smock-like frock —the last word in comfort and coolness, $1. Pink and blue printed dressette with gored skirt and organdy yoke, $1. Home Frocks—Third Floor A Picture for Mother Beautifully ¢ : A Gilded Frame $ 1 Choose her favorite subject, or the highly colored floral picture_she has been wanting to brighten a dark corner! A sensible gift that mother will cherish, and keep forever! Others including pictures by Maxfield Parrish, the noted “Mother” picture by Whistler, and framed “Mothers’ Day” mottoes. 50c to $5. Book Balcony—Above Street Floor. Featured During National Baby Week Zimmerli's Cotton or Wool Bands, made in Switzerland, and highly recommended by $1,50 baby specialists Fine Handmade Dresses, some of them French imports, exquisite- ly embroidered; long, 1 and 2 $3 years Satin Bound Crib Blankets, all wool, in white, pink and blue; $ 42x60 inches 6095 Crepe de Chine Carriage Sets, plain or embroidered, and lined with silk; cov pil- $7 95 low cover .. i 'is‘l":‘lc'"in 3 l—ha slip and beau- tiful dress to match, wit the finest of pin tucks or $ lace bottoms 12.50 = English 'r%rl-mbuhul;l. eaver ant jue, smartly upholstered_ with hood, $39,50 and windshield B Babies’ Fine Silk Bon- nets, tucked or embroid- $1,95 ered; silk lined . Infants’ Shep—Fourth Floor Insure Your Coat Against Pesky Moths—Place It In Our Cold Storage Vault—Charges Are Nominal—Call Fr. 7400