Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1929, Page 32

Sk SALORSGVEN PRASEBY ADANS Are Recommended for Medals. Six enlisted men in the American | Navy—one of them a Hawalian—have ! just been commended - to Secretary | Adams for _deeds of valor. | Fred Kenney, seaman, first class, of Westboro, Mass., was lauded for rescuing William Golden, seaman, | second class, from drowning at, Island, Calif, on September . w 'his year. Secretary Adams has .recom- mended Kenney for the award of a gold life-saving medal. ‘William Floyd Atchison, coxswain, of | Pensacola, Fla, was commended for saving the life of Leon Carey; car- penter’s helper, of the United States! Lighthouse Service, who was hurled overboard by a gasoline explosion on the ‘tender Poinsetta. Atchison dived into the water through blazing gasoline ' to save Carey. Medal Recommended. Secretary Adams has recommended Atchison for a silver life-saving medal. ! ‘The Hawaiian, David Kaoa Simeona, “promptness, hardihood and disregard of | personal dunger” be displayed in rescu- | illiam J. Edens, radio man, first from drowning on June 27 of this year' at Barcelona, Spain. Winston. Newell Ward, bbatswain's | mate (first class), of Atlanta, Ga., was commended for rescuing Chief Elec- trician I. L. Blenn from drowning, when disembarking from a motor boat of the U. 8. 8. Arizona at Norfolk, Va., on July 13, last. Assisted Three to Safety. Harold Milton Guttman, fireman (first class), of New York City, was com- ' mended for uasisting ,mrh.;; men were ger of drowning, to: safef on_ July ‘."’;.‘nms. at Newport, R. 1. é James Caswell Clarke, seaman (first elass), of Florence, N. the U. 8. 8. | Lexington, secured his commendation | for saying an unidentified man from ! drowning in the surf at Long~Beach, | Calif., on August 11, of this year, In addtion to these commendations by Secretary Adams, Acting Secretary | Ernest Lee Jahncke, has commended | Jack Emerson Schnell, aviation machin- ist’s mate (third class), for his “heroic conduct and presence of mind, after a seaplane crash which undoubtedly saved | an officer’s life.” Lieut. Comdr. R. 8. Parr, the pilot, ‘was the man saved. HOPING TO ESTABLISH NEW REFUELING RECORD | Bobbie Trout and Elinor Smith: in | Third Attempt for Endur- ance Flight. By the Assocluted Press, LOS ANGELES, = November 25— Bobbie Trout, Los Angeles , and Elinor Smith, New York aviatrix, today were grooming their ship for a possible | third attempt to estebl a new endur- ' ance ' refueling ht. recogd. Their second attempt failed yeste: ” il The feminine flyers took to the mir at 1:26 o'clock yesterday afternoon, but flight officials ‘ordered them, down lti dusk shortly after the refuefing plane | had made a successful contact. No ex- | s}lg:t!nn was given for calling the ! ight. The first start was made last Satur- day, but the fiyers were forced to land | after 4 hours in the air because of mjuries suffered by Miss Trout when | spraying gasoline burned her face dur- | refueling operations. o definite date for the next take- off was announced. -— 2 Bilingual talking films. of joint Fran- co-British production, are reported to be ready for an early showing. /Laxative i BROMO QUI- INE has been ! day the largest seil- . l..’e.u_.a,x._mwda. 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Dainty Milanese and Glove Silk Lingerie $2.95 . The Paris dressmakers took no chances when they created the new silhouette. Patou designed corsets to give a perfect foundation. Others created form-fitting underwear to wear under the new frocks —such as the Vionnet Chemise, featured in this $2.95 group. Sale! Hand Luggage Offering Choice of Quality Gladstone Bags, Fitted. Week End Cases or Unfitted Cases at A sale that offers luggage as smart and style-right as the clothes that will be tucked into.it for holiday vacations and week ends. For men there are 22" and 24" Gladstone bags and 24" and 26" cowhide suitcases’ ~—for women, 16" cowhide week end cases with genuine Dupont fittings, and 20” and 22" unfitted cases of cowhide. Black or brown, well made and nizely lined. Lugange—Street Floor D.--U., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1929, 'LANSBURGH & BRO | $10 High In Fashion Favor! Covert Dresses —With Lingerie Touches —With Snug Hiplines —With Circular Skirts —With Pleated Skirts $5.95 Covert frocks have found a definite @ place in the smart woman's wardrobe— she wears one shopping or about the house, and builds an ensemble around another for office wear! These of a frosty, all wool quality, in oxford, brown, green and blue—have the newest lines, the smartest neck treatments and a wealth of “dressmaker” touches. Sizes 16 to'42. Also Frocks of Flat Crepe and Printed Rayon Crepe Frocks one can slip into early for shop- ping, and wear straight through the day. Every one a smart new style with clever Fitted a collar and cuff treatments. Black, navy and colors. Sizes 16 to 52. o Daytime Procks—Third Fieer $15 A spacious, roomy crib that will serve until the little one is old enough to have a bed of his own. Attractive bow-end models with decorated panels—and springs. 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The Evolation of Radio The first and the most recent inventions are on display. See Man-Made Lightning, High-Frequency Bombardment, How Ships Find Their Location at Ses, Theremin, the only musical instrument that plays without touching—these are but a few of the many wonderful inventions. Everything “new— everything different than last year's exposition. RCARadiola33 An all-electricA.C. set-without a hum; complete with seven tubes in a handsome walnut veneered, marqueterie inlaid cabinet as illus- trated—for only 1 $89.50 We've sold hundreds of these sets, because it's the outstanding radio value of the day! For less than a hundred dollars a set that we can fully guarantee. RCA Radiola 60 $142.50 All-electric—super-heterodyne—nine tubes—the same circuit as used in Radiolas selling for $246.50 to $733—and not obtainable in any other radio. Balance in 12 monthly payments plus small carrying charge! Radio Salon—Fourth Floor « One must learn this game of golf early in life if they wish to be a “Bobby Jones"! This miniature cet, with bag, driver, midiron and mashie, will_sure thrill little hearts on Christmas morn. TOYTOWN—Fourth Floor