Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1930, Page 11

= 31,300 EXPECTED INTRAINING CAMPS War Department Arranges for Care of Citizens in Nine Corps Areas. Prelin 23ry arrangements have been magde at the War Department for the Citizens' 2dilitary Training Camps in the. nin> corps areas in the United States during the coming Summer on the basis of a total quota of 37.500 men to be training. For the 3d Corps Area, which embraces the District of Colum= bia and the States of Pennsylvania, Maryland and Virginia, the quota of attendance has been fixed tentatively at 4,600, with an cstimated allotment of about 200 of the District of Columbia. All of the citizens' camps in the 3d Area will be operated from July 2 to July 31, inclusive, according to the Tollowing scehdule of training in the re- spective coursts: Fort George G. Meade, Md., basic and advanced Signal with an_esti- mated attendance of ; Fort Howard, Md, basic Infantey, stéendance 600; Fort Hoyle, Md., Field ance 300; Fort W Va, basic Infantry, Fort Monroe, Va., basic Coast attendance 600, and Fort Myer, Va. Cavalry, with an_estimated attendance of 200 from the 3d Corps Area and 50 cavalrymen from the 2d Corps Area, em- bracing New York, New Jersey and Delaware, 4-H COUNCIL TO MEET. County Body Summoned for Session at Fairfax School. @pecial Dispaieh to The Star. FAIRFAX, . Va., -March 14.—Miss Sarah Thomas, "Home demonstration agent, has called a meeting of the 4-H Club County Council, eonsisting of the officers of all 4-H Clubs in the county, for tomorrow morning, at 10 o'clock, in the Fairfax School. Miss Thomas, who is ill with the grip this week, may be unable to attend, but the district agent, Miss Belle Burke of University, will be here to assist the young people in making necessary plans for the annual Spring rally day, in Fairfax, in May, and the annual camp in June, at Camp Kah- Md. lfl&l&a Thomas and Mrs. Herbert Sea- mans, county nurse, are endeavoring to work out a plan to combine the an- nual Health day programs observed in the schools of the county with the 4-H Club rlgz".x ‘This vllllnl‘:: lpca fately done year, as ‘p;lq Clubs are studying .“Foods g: ‘Health.” SHIPPING NEWS da—Bermuda Rocming—st. Jonns an DUE TODAY. President Harding—Hamburi Cary DUE TOMORRQW. Alesfa~Mediterranean . Rochiambeau—Havre .. DUE SUNDAY, MARCH astores_—Fort Limon onterey—Vera Cruz. DUE MONDAY, MARCH American Shipper_-London.. —Glaseo 2 Fick VIII-—Co sia—Cown so4, Lizerpool e Fiymauis, Havie “esd London. o “ohe s and Haiifax. penture. eanBan Jua tesfavans, Cristobal and Pert Anders—Santo Domingo. Ceiba—La Ceipa. ol SATLING MONDAY. MARCH 11. JeTerson—Norfolk. SATLING TUESDAY, MARCH 18, Aseon—Port au Prince and Cristodal. SAILING WEDNESDAY, MARCK 10. Puerto and Demerara. e ot ChaTbourk and w.hnl. Cartagens, ta Marta. Y, MARCRE 20, ance—Plymouth and Havie, [ ey nidad and Demerars. -;::’-n—cor;g, Gnerbours and Bremer- 2 "‘»d;.m-‘ Cristobal, Callaso and raiso. flcn'" rengo—San Juan and Santo Domingo Aquitania—Ches and Southampton, Fcadian Ber [T A Quriskar CUEVROLE 3 | their reunfon was arranged to be staged | wo Romance Wrecked As Ace of Hearts Wins Girl’s $470 Lover Returns ‘Forgiven’ but Walks Into Arms of Police. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, March 14.—Leading half of an ace of hearts, Calvin Hallan took 13 cards and $470, but lost the deal to police. In a touching ceremony last Spring, Hallan signified his affection for Peggy O'Nelll by tearing up an ace of hearts, giving her half of it and saying “That's half of my heart. When I give you the other half you'll know that you have my love forever and ever.” Shortly afterward in a darkened movie, Miss O'Neill signi her affec- tion by slipping into Hallan's pocket an envelog‘e and whispering “It's something I n}fl it lose. You keep it safe ror] e.” ‘The next time she heard from Hallan | he was in Angeles. He sent the | other half of the ace of hearts and | wrote. “I can never tell you how sorry I am about carrying away what you told me to keep safe. If you forgive me, send a whole ace of hearts as a sign.” She sent not only the ace but every other heart in the deck as well. And in_a Chicago hotel lobby. Yesterday at the appointed time he walked in, saw her, opened his arms, and was surrounded by three police- men. | “Lock him up,” said the girl, “and | the charge is theft. There was $470 in that envelope I gave him.” LYON PARK MEN COOK DINNER FOR WOMEN Male Members of Civic Group Pre- pare and Serve Successful Surprise Supper. Special Dispatch to The Star. LYON PARK, Va, March 14.—An innovation in community organizations was launched last night at a special dinner in the community house by a goup of the members of the Lyon Park itizens’ Association and the Women's Club. The dinner was a surprise to the woman members of the group and was planned, cooked and served entirely by the man members of the group. It was voted an unqualified success by the men. 3 Following the dinner the group or- ganized and formed a visitation com- mittee. It was pointed out that the community has grown in the last few years with leaps and bounds, and there are now large numbers of residents who are without definite contact with the resident, until all the members of the committee have become acquainted. .In order to in immediately, a subctm- mittee, to known as the planning order of rotatiny the residents. Mrs. B. F. Toulotte, Mrs. . K. Lewis, T. P. Gary and De Witt M. Evans were selected for this work. Members comprising the larger com- mittee are Mr. and Mrs. James W. %Ie‘.' ind || itt , Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr, F. Toulotte, Mrs. H. C. Young o nd, Wash., ldren to Sun- REMOVAL SALE FUR COATS and FUR PIECES at Big Reductions Moving to a Magnificent New Home 1617 :Conn. Ave. N.W. LIS I 1L I THE EvEMNU COLORED SCHOOLS HOLD JULIUS ROSENWALD DAY Philanthropist Honored for Efforts in Behalf of Fairfax Education. SLAR, honor of the well known philanthropist who has contributed largely to advance the cause of education of the colored people of the South. It is being ob- served in all of the colored schools of Fairfax County, with a special program in the evening at Gum Springs School, in Mount Vernon district. W. D. Gresham of Richmond, State supervisor WASHINGWION, .-upervhor for colored schools of Fair: 3! Negro education, will make an ad- ress. In company with Division Supt. W. in T. Woodson and Mrs. Diana Brooks, Bpecial Dispaten to The Star. FAIRFAX, Va, March 14- is Julius Rosenwald day, so named Again, Leadership! “Hahn Special” Young Folks’ Shoes Styles young people would delight in— even if you paid double these low prices— es that will make you think you did! Strikingly New Dress and Sports Fashions (NOT on Sale at F St. Shop) Swagger e School and College Shoes for the Junior Woman Twotone elk sports ox- ford with wing tip and rubber sole. One of a great group of speedy $5 styles L Kiltie tongue sports ox- “*ford with buckle and strap. T'wa-tone blonde elk, rubber Sizes 2% 1o $6.50 Patent leather sandal, with dressy center buckle, modi- fied toe and low heel. § Exceptional value.....o Patent leather, lizard calf trim degss sandal, with low ‘covered wood heel Sizes 214 to 7, 'AA to 35 Children’s Depts. 1207 F St. 7th & K 3212 14th Here’s a youngster with the right idea. Uneeda Biscuit are the best thing to “top off aglass of milk” that wish for! anybody could Says the Uneeda Boy Uneeda Biscuit For more than 30 years the world's. best soda cracker —that's the record of Uneeda Biscuit. THere must be something extra crisp and flaky and good about them ! Especialiy good for children, D. ¢, bhubax, fax County, Mr. Gresham today is in specting the Gum Springs, Woodlawn. Spring Bank and Laurel Grove Colored sahoxs.s of Mount Vernon district, to make recommendations for their im- provement. The colored schools of Fairfax, Clif- ton and Seminary were built in part with funds provided by Rosenwald and ' munity play * An AllStar group of Col- lege Leaders picked the Afi?Sl line-up of “Hahn Specials” for Spring. You, too, will find great pick- ings in this group—Wash- ington’s greatest Shoe-Buys for little money! MAdv b 14, tion of similar buil tions with the help of the same fund. 1940, ngs in other sec- PLAN COMMUNITY PLAY. Special Dispatch to The Star. “A.Knockout!” said Jack Malevich of C. U. in naming this new spring shoe “TOWER” (and Jack knows plenty ahout “K.0.’s"—we’ll tell the' world!) Selected this shoe for its clean, Comes in fine quality » keen lines. tan or black calf, on' a medium round custom new, All-Star “Hahn A wonderful new department of Women’s High-Fashioned Shoes to sell regularly at a new low price, $4— kitchen and 4-H club room. The play is produced under direction of Mrs. Willlam Hite and &vm the construction of the new community Wott. The cast includes Miss i Rl the County Board is planning construc- | will be presented tomorrow might in | Speer. Miss Catberiné Fox. Miss Eli{ the school auditorium for the benefit NI:h of the School League. The profits will | 1o be applied toward reducing the debt for | = Plaagrar, Deibert AWins, xhurst and W. T. Buser. The Peak p of Fashion e The Peak Lapel Fo: theyoung fellowr and the fellows who refuse to grow old; peak. Universit (Ahop ) 506 Ninth 57 NW, ¥ last. One of the Specials” Men’s Shops 14th at G 7th & K 3212 14th OMEN’S novelty footwear at $4 — a recerft important innovation in the shoe world—due to far-reaching mechanical improvements and greater efficiency in production. But, of course, it remained for Hahn’s to bring out the greatest $4- shoes of them all—now on sale regularly at our 7th St. store. Super fashions—super qualities— super values—hence, well-named the Hahn “Super Shoes” at $4 Not a few straggling pairs—nor a few “staple” styles. But thousands of pairs—dozens of the newest models. A proposition upon which we've been studying, planning, working for months past, and now we’re pre=- pared to introduce you to such shoes—such beautiful fash- ions—that you'll say, “It Can’t Be Done!”—when you see them and learn they're only $4. “Super Shoes”—indeed they are! Surely see them tomorrow! 7th & K Sts. Store only Everybody's Using the CITY CABS Thoroughly Organized Additional Telephone Facilities Afles! DECATUR & 6100