Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1929, Page 28

PN The All-in-one Garment An alliance of lustrous silk, satin and elas- tic, pink in color...which does duty for brassiere, gir- .dle and pan- ties. Made with Sun Back So that it may be worn with the sports and even- ing frocks that bare sun-tanned backs to the fashionable world. Sizes 32 to 38. e iR TERS MINISTERS RECEIVE {lInternational Railways Head | |/the State Department and George J. :{|the Department of Commerce. ‘]|the new rail link places the products +§lof Salvador 15 days closer to the mar- ]lof Europe. Heretofore all shipments ‘) from Salvador have been through the ]|Panama Canal, from unprotected har- | added expense of lightering. - 1000,000. | SOUTHERN CROSS TRIO 116,650 Miles From Western Aus-| -1/ Southern Cross, from Derby, Western | |South Wales, Tuesday 1| Part in Colored Man’s Appointment ROLDEN' SPIKES \ Presents Link Connecting [ Salvador and Guatemala. Golden spikes to close the new 60-‘ imile link of rail line uniting Salvador and Guatemala, and giving Salvador | for the first time a railroad outlet to ] |the Caribbean, yesterday were present- | ed Dr. Adrian Recinos, Minister cf Guatemala, and Dr. Carlos Leiva, charge d’'affaires of Salvador, by I'red Davis, president of the International Ratlw: of Central America, which will be ct nected up by the new unit. The pi sentation was made at the Pan-. Amerl- can Union. Representatives of neighboring repub- lics attended the presentation. They included Juan B. Sacasa, Minister of Nicaragua; Manuel Castro Quesada, | Minister of Costa Rica; Carlos A. Per-| domo, Minister of Honduras; Rami Fernandez, first secretary of the Gua malan legation. The United Sta was represented by Dana S. Munro of |Eder of the Latin American section of Accordmg to the Pan-American Union | kets of the Eastern United States and bors on the Pacific, lvandicapped by the Y'gl'ox.l.l'nlf/!ly $1. ,000 was spent e new line, its completion flvel the International Railways of Cen- tral America a main track of more than 800 miles, and the whole road repr!»' sents an investment of more than $80,- | LANDS IN SINGAPORE tralia Made by Flyers En Route to England. By the Assoclated Press. SINGAPORE, Straits Settlement, June 28.—Capt. Charles Kingsford- Smith and his three companions rived here today in their plane, the Australia, en route to England. They distance of about 16,650 Tha flyers set out from sydn:y'nflew effort to break the l-'l-dly cord _be- tween ml.md and Australia of Bert —_— SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC. Presbyterians of Hyattsville and Riverdale to Have Joint Affair. Special Dispatch to The Star. HYATTSVILLE, Md, June 28— Members of the Presbyterian Sunday schooll of Hyattsville and Riverdale hold their annual picnic mmry lnmnrro' at Chesapeake Beach. affair will mark the first time B\mdly schools hereabouts have united for their annual outing. Next year an ef- fort will be made to get others to join. ‘The pupils will leave Hyattsville Sat- urday morning at 9 o'clock by bus and take the train for Chesapeake Beach, leaving Chesapeake Junction an hour later. Arthur C. Moon is in charge of arrangements for the Hyattsville Sun- day school and D. W. Worley for the Riverdale school. ‘HARRISON EXPLAINS. Former Representative Disclaims saying nothing-to-do with the appointment of a colored postmaster at Blenheim, Albemarle County, Va., in 1924. He said his statement was prompted by the explanation of Representative J. A. Garber, Republican, of the ap- pointment of a colored local preacher, which, according to Judge Harrison, left the impression that he had consented to the appointment of a colored man five years ago. Fomadiis Blind Man on Jury Panel. June 28 () —Evi- Coty tunity to.save on a | tion. Paul Stark, who was elected The spikes which will be used to close the 80-mile link in the International Railways of Central America, uniting Salvador and Guatemals, were presented | yesterday to Minister Recinos of Guatemala (left) and the Salvadorean charge d’affaires, Dr. Leiva (right), by Fred Levis (center), president of the International. —Wide World Photo. |APPLE MEN LAUNCH | SUMMER SCHOOL ADVERTISING DRIVE | §Hsferons, 1s 7 s7. now: 00, mss. Million Dollars a Year to Be Spent' in Health Program—Byrd Made Vice President. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, June 28.—A million-dol- | lar-a-year newspaper advertising cam- paign was formulated today by direc- tors of the Apples for Health Associa- —in every respect, and provide abso- lutely fireproof storage facilities for Household Ef- president of the association, said the advertising budget would be paid by a tax of 1 cent a bushel.on apples sold | § fects, Works of %! by producers. 3 Art, Pianos and Gov. Harry Byrd of Virginia, one of Antiques. the largest orchard owners in the State, was elected vice president. . f/Private Locked 7008 also avail- able. “Extra @irl” Worth Fortune. NEW YORK, June 28 (P)—At the ag: of 16 Rose Fallon got a job at $5 a week as an extra holiday girl in a | floral establishment. The same girl, now Mrs. George R. Van Namee, presi- dent -nd TR s D (- 920-922 E Street N.W. S 3B5000 for stores in the nexs 21 | § ¢ MOVING—PACKING—SHIPPING years. | B YOU’LL DECLARE IT YOUR FINEST VACATION A Lt Voyace Between Baltimore and Washington Through the Historic Waters of Maryland and“Usrginia RUISE the bistoric, romantic waterways of Ceptain Joho Smith and the Calverts to enjoy one of the most unique vacation trips—two nights and s day—that combines rest, pleasure and fascipating attractions. Plenty of ctisp salt sir on the great Chess- peake Bay, s ministure ocean voyage with no seasickness. Phone Main 6900 Merchants Transfer & Storage Co. R RERIARAI T You'll have & real good time a2 you cruise along to enjoy the splendid appointrients on the sturdy, seaworthy steamers, whose obliging crews unobtrusively make “ Every passenger » guest.” Plenty of lounging reom en spacious decks; clean, restful staterooms with all comforts; and unsurpassed meals, including choicest of ses foods, fresh vegetables and luscious fruits,—prepared and served in true Southern style. Just the trip to meet odd and pleasing personalities in bospitable townsfolk of the qusint hamlets and villages om the picturesque Potomac whose ports are visited. It's a trip with much of that “South before the War™ atmosphers. See the haunts of Pocahontas, the birth- place of Maryland, and home sites of George Washington and otber makers of early American history. YOU CAN VISIT BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, TOO. . . {I SRSV i or Ticket Agents, P—ylv-ah Relroaa™ & Baltimore & Virginia Steamboat Co. Pennsylvania Railroad WoopwArD & LLoTHROP 107" 11™ F axp G StrEETS Tomorrow—A Special Selling Large Quantity of Discontinued Size of 's L'Origan Bath Powder, 'special, *1* Cool, refreshing, delicately scented Coty’s L'Origan Bath Powder, offered tomorrow at a greatly lowered price merely because this particular pack- age is being discontinued. . A very timely special selling, and an oppor- Summer necessity. ‘Ton.zr Gooos, Aisis 18, Fmst FLOOR. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., ‘GOLDEN SPIKES TO LINK RAIL LINE | FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1929. WoobpwARD & .LOTHROP 10™ 11™ F axD G STREETS Tomorrow—200 Misses’ Smart Silk Frocks—an exceptional selling—*16 Just such Frocks as these are enjoying smart vacations Youthful sleeveless affairs for sports, after- noon feas and matinges—long-sleeve chif- fons for informal dinners and evenings at the club—and most practical jacketed frocks that are smart throughout the entire day. Youth finds them indispensable—and more - attractive than ever in this Woodward & Lothrop selling. Each frock represents an important Summer fashion—splendid work- manship and fabrics; each frock is greatly underpriced. $16.50. Plain Chiffons Printed Chiffons Plain Silk Crepes Printed Crepes Smart Silk Rajahs Misses’ FROCks, THIRD FLOOR. Sun-tan backs Jackets—bows Capes—scarfs A variety of one and two-piece styles New Sun-and-Swim Suits, $3-95 With their modern sun-backs they achieve smart- ness—with their splendid fit that hugs the body closely, and permits speed and comfort in swim- ming, they achieve the practicality that every “swim” suit requires. Yes, they certainly are outstanding for $3.95—that is why Woodward & Lothrop has them in all the beach colors; both plain and striped. Barming Surrs, THIRD FLOOR. This new sports frock with low sun-tan back includes s clever overall- style, backless combina- tion undie at its spe- $1650. Of cial price, crepe de chine, in white, eggshell and yellow. SPORTSWEAR, THIRD FLOOR. SPECIAL SELLING—Men’s and Women’s VACATION LUGGAGE Now, at a time when you are preparing for your Summer vacation, we offer this special selling of Pullman Cases, Suit Cases and Gladstone Bags. These pieces of traveling equipment are well constructed, marvelously convenient, easy to look at, and easier to travel with. At $5 26-inch Enamel Pull- man Cases, with re- inforced corners, two straps and lock Black only. LucaAcs, FOURTH FLOOR. At $12.50 Genuine Cowhide Suitcases, in black or brown, with cloth lining. 14 to 24 inch sizes. At SIS Genuine Cowhide Gladstone Bags, in brown and black; re- inforced on corners. 22-inch size. Attractively Accessories that smartly accent the Summer Costume Chic Felts and Straws, $5 Small, cleverly treated felts that complete the sports and daytime mode, bring the loveliest and panamas show just how smart straws can be. MrLLNERY, TERD FLOOR. Sun-Tan Hose 3125 pair Newcomers to the Sun- tan vogue are these New _Granite plaited soles, lined hems and double guards. Hoszry, Amsir 17 Pmst FLoor. Colorful Shoes To the white, off-white and pastel costume these colorful kid opera pumps lend smartness. Green, red, blue and purple are the important shades. priced, $12.50 Naturel Color Linen Pumps, colorfully em- broidered, are also -m;rt. 10 WoMEN'S SHOES Tarmp FLOOR. Cool Bandettes Bits of fine net or laces; with narrow ribbon straps and narrow sun- tan backs. Daintily trimmed. $1 end $1.50 Bawperres, THmRD FLOOR. Silk Undies Clever little tub silk combinations that are in reality smart sun-tan vests joined to youthful The vests es striped in pastels. $3.95. Glove Silk Yoke Panties with Matching B-ndmu are also stri smartness. Set, 82 95 Snx Umoms THIRD FLOOR. Gay Chokers Sparkling strands of *pearl nd ®crystals, white ®pearls and 60- inch ®coral seed twisted ins. $2 *Imitation. NoverTy JEweLry, Aisie 8 Fmst FLoOR. Large Linen Handkerchiefs The newest notes of col- or for the sports and day- time ensemble. Hand block-printed; hand- rolled hems. st HANDKERCHIETS, Fmsz Froo. Sun-Tan Gloves —every true modern’s smart accessories. These are fashioned of very soft doeskin. $4 pair. Guoves, Amiy 11 5, Amsve 13