Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1929, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTOXN, D. C., TUESDAY, JUNE 4. _1929. q}eatef flakiness/| | that’s the secret TITANIC MEMORIAL START SOON SEEN Construction of Sea Wall May l Seeks Painlin;s I GOLDEN THRONE ROOM Italian Sovereign Supplies Magnif- icent Equipment for Albanian Ruler's Summer Palace. | By the Associated Press. | DURAZZO, Albania, June 4 —A mag- nificent golden throne and throneroom | rounding hills self. Save Money on This Beautiful Outfit 1?{?:;101;03;:1 lrc]:;ifect of Italy, and | neighboring buildings by a subterranear | bul y e Nea) al er Syves- IS GIFT TO KING ZOGU |tro Rava on the higheet of the. sur- i It is connected with passage, through which the King can enter and leave without exposing ‘him- of their tender crispness . . . UNSHINE Bakers have suc- ceeded in developing un- usual flakiness in these dainty, salted squares . . . Sunshine Krispy Crackers. So tenderly crisp they are, you'll notice the difference at the very first bite. Breakone...you'llseemany deli- cate layers piled one on the other. Under a magnifying glass appear hundreds of tiny frosted caverns. That, dear reader, is food! for the new Summer palace of King | Zogu overlooking Durazzo Bay was pre- | sented to him yesterday by King Victor | B ; Emmanuel through Premier Mussolini 1 \ h . The throneroom is finished in mar- i New Bathroom Begin This Fall, Col. RS T ————— Grant Believes. 5195 | Beautiful new en- | ameled tub, white vit- | reous tollet outfit and | enameled lavatory, com- plete with fittings. (Others—up to $90) ble, bronze and walnut. The ceiling is | | embellished with panels embossed with the double-headed eagles of the national | arms of Albania. The throne of walnut is finished with gold and colonnades of porphry on_either side, surmounted by | i allegorical figures of Justice and Power || | holding a huge golden crown. The palace was designed by Floretani Erection of the Titanic Memorial at the foot of New Hampshire avenue, on the banks of the Potomac River, start- | ing this Fall, is considered probable by | Lieut. Col. U. S. Grant. 3d. director of the office of Public Buildings and Public | Parks. Additional funds to carry on | construction of the sea wall in that area ; | will become available on July 1, and Col. | Grant today estimated that $125,000 will | be needed to complete the entire work. $65,000 being for the substructure. The Women's Titanic Memorial Association has been waliting for the further con- | struction of the sea wall before getting | ¢ to erect the memorial P o Col. Grant belicves that as funds for | If youhaven'ttried them, there’s the fiscal year 1930 become avatlable it | a revelation in cracker taste in will be possible to complete enough of | pirector of fine arts at Carnegle Insti- ! Staa foriyon. I | the sen wall so that the association ¢an | quge, is seeking paintings in Europe for ay foundations for the monument this | ¢po™intitute's exhibition. S s . Salted KRISPY ’ZRACKERS New Kitchen Sinks, 18'x24" With Fittings, $10.90 —_—_—mnm— 3 MAIN OFFICE-6™&C.Sts. S CAMP MEIGS-5 & Fla. Ave.N. BRIGHTWOOD-5921 Ga. Ave. FO(INM.HONTDROOF Convenient Branches Plain_or Fancy Stripes EISEMAN'S, 7th & F HOMER SAINT-GAUDENS, Fall and probably unveil it some time | ‘ next Spring, if that is desired. This | — — — I Summer’s sea wall work will permit of | | safely placing the foundation of the |r= [ | monument in the opinion of engineers. | 1 Specifications for the sea wall con- mac Park n are now awaiting approval by en. Edgar Jadwin, chicf of Army How to Do It in 3 Minutes Better prices obtained on enable the Government to go forward — more economically with the work, Col — 5 here's an amazing new corn remeds || G I o o e mvd"fall || that ends the toughest corn or callous || with the tide approximating three feet. || In 3 minutes. No waitine several duse, It is expected that with the caming || nO soaking. And Shar-ff is positively | fiscal year's funds. the substructure || ¥unranteed not to harm or irritate the | wil_ e’ finished_and money be made | healthy. surounding skin. ‘i % 7 Dpiy Shur-OMf freely. The ' SRl i thiaauper i i magic! Keep e corn or cailous s . wet for two minutes. Now it's ready The Women's Titanic Memorial Asso- || fo take out. Just start peeling it right || clation has had the monument com- || offroot and”ail. " Anyone can do it pleted for some time, awaiting the fix- || 3! ing of the sea wall. The memorial will | be erected to those who lost their lives on the vessel Titanic, adn Mrs. Harry | Payne Whitney is the sculptress of the | monument, which represents a figure with outstretched arms. s g ers, and it is expected that con- | | tracts for further work will be let on or before July 1. Construction of the sea wall in the New Hampshire avenue area is one of the projects in th: velopment of the Rock Creek and Poto- Early American FURNITURE made in our own factories stone will Get a 50-cent bottle of Shur-Off today of Peoples Drug Stores or of any other good_druggist: use it tonight and in a few minutes you'll be able to walk or dance in comfort.—Advertisement. oT alone will the designs prove to be excel- lent replicas of the antiques after which they have been fashioned, but the prices at which these reproductions are marked will be a pleasant sur- prise, be your selection a single piece or an en- tire group. 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