Evening Star Newspaper, April 15, 1930, Page 32

B—-16 PLANES T0 WAGE FIGHT IN CLOUDS Attack Shlps Will Be Tested as Pursuit Units in Air Corps Maneuvers. By the Assoclated Press. SACRAMENTO, Calif, April 15— Simulated battles 15,000 feet over Mather Fleld were ordered by the Army Alr Corps’ first provisional wing headquarters here today as the latest Pphase of the maneuvers being held here. Bombardment planes, supported by attack groups, functioning as “bi-place,” or two-man pursult ships, were directed to execute battle maneuvers at “hig] altitude.” ‘The purpose was to give -tuck plnnes chlnoe to show what they could do pursuit units. Mulury experts were said to disagree on the value of single and “bi-place” pursuit planes. The Regular Army pur- suit ships are single man fighters, equipped with machine guns synchro- nized to shoot between whirling pro- peller blades. The attaa: planes carry six machine guns, two in the wings, two to shoot between the propellers and two in the rear cockpit. WANT GAMBLING AGAIN SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain, April 15 (P).—Business men of this Spanish Monte Carlo said yesterday they would close their shops through the Summer season unless the government permits gambling to be resumed in the magnifi- cent casino here. ‘They so decided at a mass meeting xes(erday afternoon, asserting that tour- sts no longer were coming here and that they were. losing much money as a result. Gambling was suppressed here by Primo de Rivera, former dictator. The King and Queen and other mem- bers of !he Toyalty often visit the resort during the Summer season. GEN. PERSHING’S OFFICE TO BE RESTORED SOON Wartime Commander to Be Given Back Space Used by Hoover Since White House Fire. ly mu Assoctated Press. r three months on the first floor of the State, War and vag'mnldln(. . Pershi in the mext few deys, but he will not be able to enjoy the change for several months. The former wartime commander, now chairman of the Battle Monument As- sociation, ylelded his office suite to President Hoover when fire ruined the executive offices of the White House last Winter. Since then Gen. Pershing and his n- sistants have occupied two small room: Gen. Pershing led last snurdly on the Levhf.hln for France, where he will assist the battle monuments work dur- ing the Summer. ‘The Dominion Bureau of Statistics of 'h | Canada estimates that Keeping your visiting eards upato=date fs as {mportant as any other detail of your soclal life. Ask to see our new styles of engraving us- {ng thelvoryParchment card. ‘Brewap ravers -u(J?alfmm eit-12th St.N.w. Easter Plants Lilies— Lilies— 2 Blooms 3 Blooms 69¢c - $1 —B lille: two, deli eautiful snow white Easter s in 6-in. pots. Some with , others three blooms—all cately perfumed, and priced much lower than you would €xp ect. —FHydrangeas — with large, colored blooms and bright men foliage. Specially pflced Others $1.98 and Ql.“ —Potted Tullpl—whiu n!- low and red col to a pot, for only. —Begonias, fl&d with beauti- Kann's— Street Floor. or Ribbon Plant Speclal, a plant, at ....uu —Potted Boston Ferns, strong healthy plants, at— $1.00 and $1.69 —Rambler Rose Bushes, in full bloom. Special at— $1.98, $2.50 and $3.00 For the Home Oil Pot Lamps, $3.95 =Quaint, old fashioned looking lamps, yet modern in every detail—Electrified of course, and complete with a very pretty shade. Sterling-Handle Serving Pieces $1.00 —A beautiful assort- ment of serving pieces, including pie servers, salad forks, gravy ladles, ShL raestaly destgmed ) ’ Reversible Fiber Rugs—Room Sizes S SRR LR e $7 49 Basketweave Fiber Rugs—Room Sizes patterns, on% and saib T Ssagr® &1 $O 95 Ready-Made AWNINGS —Light tan and wi hl'.elu‘lpedduek awn! . Sizes 30, 36, 42 slm Seconds 69¢ to 85c Window Shades —Oil opaque and Holland grades—mounted on spring 39 rollers and complete with fixtures, Size 3x5.9...c000. < Kann’s—Third Floor, y Greeting Cards, 5¢ Up Street Floor. —-with Kaster only four déys away! FASHION RIGHT Straws, $5 —Although these hats are inexpensively priced, they will charm the woman with expensive tastes, For each hat portrays a leading style trend . . . the coronet brim, the demure “scoop,” the lace trimmed. the linen trimmed . . . the new straws. In natural, beige, fleet blue, sprig green, red, black. Kann's—Second Floor. THE FASHIONABLE Gloves, $1.95 —Short pull-on gloves that are worn slightly wrinkled at the wrist. And the new turn-down cuff styles that give an attractive finish to the coat or suit. Of soft pliant glace skins, in beige, eggshell and brown; also black with white. Overseam and pique sewn. Sizes 534 to 7%4. Kann's—Street Floor SILK-TOP SERVICE WT. Hose, $1.15 —Unusually pretty, very popular hose that com- bine the all “silk-to-top” feature with the extra wearing qualities of service-weight hosiery. Full fashioned, of course, with lisle feet and tops interlined with lisle. Sizes 84 to 10 in new colors. —PICOT TOP CHIFFON hemstitched run stop. —RADMOOR MEDIUM SERVICE WEIGHT SILK HOSE, with lisle tops and lisle heels $l 05 Pl'- BEAUTIFUL “FASHONA” Shoes, $7.50 —Every smart style the fashionable woman re- quires will be found among our exclusive “Fashona” line. Graceful pumps, straps and ties of patent leather and kid, in black and the lovely new light shades. Shoes that emphasize the fact that smartness does not end at the hemline. All sizes of course. Let us fit you! Kann's—Fourth Floor. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1930. These New Frocks and Ensembles —Arrive just in time Specially $ Crepes i Chiffons Priced : Print Sizes 16 to 20—16% to 261%6—36 to 44—46 to 52 —Women have learned that the frocks we offer at this moderate price are real bargains, The quality of both fabric and styling is unusual, In the assortment are silks, crepes and chiffons, in gay prints or the favorite colors. Kann's—8econd Floor. “VOICI-PARIS” Perfume $2.95 —One of the well-known Raffy perfumes—3’; ounces in & fancy bottle with jade green stopper, attractively packed in & gilt-finished, triangular-shaped box. And originally priced at $12.50. Kann's—Street Floor. 3-Pc. Rayon Pajama Ensembles $2.45 For Lounging For Traveling For Beach Wear —Intriguing simplicity, yet striking beauty, is blended into every one of these ensembles. Tuck-in styles with wide gob trousers. In sizes 16 and 17, and bright color com- binations. Kann's—Street Floor. Neckwear $1.00 ~The sheer crispness of the and the delicate pas- bine in YOU’LL NEED NEW SLIPS Like These at $2.29 —New silhouette and lonzer length styles—of flat crepe, siquax rayon satin, crepe de chine and radium— or ullored with Also built-up shoulder modela ‘of ‘flat crege and rayon satin. In white, pastel and street shades. s women'’s and extra sizes. $2.95 and $3.95 values. Kann's—Second Floor. A SALE OF NEW SUITS Offers $29.50 to $39.50 Values at $23 —Two or three piece suits—which- ever you prefer—in light-weight wool crepes, picotines and Summer weight tweeds. In navy, my, tan, rose, black and soft mixtures. The three-plece suits have the silk crepe blouse, which may be worn either tuck-in or overblouse style. Misses’ and Women’s Sizes Kann’s—Second Floor. NEAT WASH FROCKS Sunny Day and Sunbeam Prints $2.95 —The gayest of new el prints for Summer wear. They're made of Celanese and cotton. Styles are exact coples of our higher priced silk dresses. Dainty ruffles, cape- lets, short sleeves and small collm llve the new feminine note so much desired. 14 to 20 and 36 to 46 sizes Kann's—Second Floor. Delicious Chocolate Easter Eggs 14 Pound —Auerback’s Chocolate-covered eggs, with de- licious creamy cocoanut or nut and fruit fillings. 3 5 c Beautiful to see—Luscious to Eat! Try one! Kann's—Street Floor. 59¢ & 1Pound ,