Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1930, Page 22

¥ B—6 TEPPELIN SERVICE BY 1962 PREDICTED Friend Declares ~ Eckener Hopes to Have Two-Way Sailings Weekly. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, May 1 (NANA)— Regular transatlantic Zeppelin passen- ger service, with two ships each way every week, as early as 1932, is_the confident expectation of Dr. Hugo Eck- ener, according to George N. Crouse of Syracuse, N. Y, He has Dr. Eckener’s own word for this, says Mr. Crouse, who knows the Graf Zeppelin pilot well, has already crossed the Atlantic in the air with Dr. Eckener, and who plans to be on the Graf zeprnn on her forthcoming voy- age to Lakehurst. Crouse salled on the Mauretania yesterday. “Dr. Eckener seems entirely certain of what he says,” remarked Crouse. “He says that one ship for this service is now being buit in Germany, that an- other will soon be started there, and that two more shortly will be put under construction in Akron, Ohio. “One of the few points remaining in doubt, according to Dr. Eckener, is a landing fleld. ~Dr. Eckener prefers a location on the Maryland Peninsula, because of the likelthoeod of more fav- orable winds there. But two other lo- cations, one in Virginia, the other in New Jersey, are being considered. “There is just a possibility, Dr. Eck- "CARLTON’ | COSTUME FOOTWEAR | fashionable Perforated pumps .. . Apple Green, Riviera Blue, or Beige Clair—very ’10 50 alluring. 1 L ple or black id, black crepe, and white moire— among the fash- - ionable materials in this chulc $10.50 pusp, or black, trim- med with white —in this new pump which steps out from the beaten tracks ’10 50 of fashion. Black trim- med with black and white python —beige clair with brown py- $]().50 thon. ¥ Spectator ) lpom pumps or straps, com- bining belge and ’10,50 brown kid. sShop ener concedes, that the service may not be mblhhed in 1932, but at the very latest, he told me, the ships wlil be running on regular schedule in 1933.” (Copyright. 1930. by North American News- aper Alllnn GIRLS WIN DEBATE American University girls won the last debate of the season last night at Hurst Hall, when they were victorious over a team of girls from Syracuse University | gy the Associated Press. by vote of 2 to 1 of the three judges. The American U. girls, WhD took the affirmative of the question: “Resolved that the policy of providing a college of liberal arts education for all high schoo! graduates who seek it is un- sound,” were Jane Rice, Ethelwyn Hine and Kay G. Heath. The visiting team was Clara Ellen Way, Ruth Armageost and Jean Blauvelt. Judges were Charles O. Hardy, Paul M. Segal, Paul D. Miller. James Cagliola, manager of debates for American University, presided. Mme. Schiaparelli’s New -Dull Demonstrating the co-ordination between these new fabric-effect stockings and Summer gowns, tomorrow and-Saturday by Mrs. Freeman, American representa- 10 to 5. Silk Stocking Shop—Street Floor tive. JELL F STREET Patou exquigiite c « .. Peach Blush and Banish your laundry troubles NOW and for all times . .. perior service has men and women in No matter how large . . . with painstaking ca; cleaner . . comes back to you. LAUN teacher, Mrs. Myrta Bradley, 22-year-old | clared the teacher used a wooden pad- develops For the past forty years the reputa- tion of the Franklin Laundry for su- the order, you may rest as- sured that the work will be executed Try Franklin toda: . how sweeter your laundry FRANKLIN-- THE EVENING GIRL, 6, DESCRIBES PADDLING AT SCHOOL!: Doctors Assert Black and Blue Marks on Child’'s Body Were Six Inches in Diameter. ELYRIA, Ohio, May 1—Before & packed court room, 6-year-old Mary Margaret Gerhartinger today told of re-l celving a paddling which resulted in the assault and battery charges against her teacher of the New Oberlin district school near here. Testifying as the last State witness in the trial of Mrs. Bradley the girl de- dle and then slapped her face. ‘The girl's mother, Mrs. Ignatius Ger- Stockings EFF'S an ombination Vanilla The famous cre- ator has tastefully combined peach blush chiffon with vanilla chantilly lace iri the model sketched . . , the graceful roses adorning the waist are of self-material . « . the chantilly lace flounce is also trimmed in a like manner. A dainty detachable bolero of lace completes the ensemble. Gown Salon Second Floor STREET Service been recognized by all walks of life. small . . . or how re. . note how DI Y N e e hartinger, who filed the charges, flfd thl! when Mary came home from rulry 15 blood flowed from her mouth and she was bruised on the face and Drs. r told of fin lue mi 6 inches in diameter,” and abrasions on one che ‘The bring out that il feeling Mrs. Gerhart- inger felt toward Mrs. Bradley resulted in the The ley, agt vears | houra 808, <Ings England, before his death. " testi- n hour late the evening of Feb- Program Tomorrow. Karl P. Reefy and 8. F. Basin- several black and y, “some of them | Association, under N Sue Gardner, will resent eek. defense has begun its effort to charges. spo Y ‘Wom two dau hten of Philip J. Brad- ed 81, who were last heard of 3o | °F the church. ago, were in al recently following a and reached his bedside at Hast- times a minu out about one plnt of BETTIE FROCKS And Sold Only at This Fashionable Shof I 6'50 but particularly their , style has given Bettie Frocks a reputation and popularity unbelievably high. Tomorrow you will see why — as many new silk ensembles, geor- gette and chiffon frocks, in new style effects, have just arrived. All Sizes —not only the price, a_(_)ss PH-R-HARRIS: — 1224 F STREET == @. Kalkas F AT TENTN ST. Distinctive Apparel Moderately Priced An Important Clearance 14 Off All Spring Coats Suits, Dresses and Ensembles All $25 Garments less Y4.............$18.75 All $35 Garments less 1. . All $39.50 Garments less V4.......... All $45.00 Garments less All merchandise is new, de- sirable Kafka styles at g genuine saving of 286%. i .$29.63 N Remodeling Sale! These Attractive Values for Friday and Saturday Prices on all lines of feminine apparel erably since we have tumbled = consid: Come and began to remodel our store. SAVE in a big way. Smart New Pin Dot DRESSES . .. Silk crepe in the new and pop- $8 95 ular pin dot p.mm and chiffons. pflufl at $15. Children’s Spring Coats Regular N-vut modeh of * covert cloth and other coatings. Bizes .to 14 years. Sizes to 6 Years, $3.95 $25 Fox Fur Scarfs 15 (/ This is an exceptional value— ou have choice of grey or red ox at the amazing low price of— Of tajetry and kid in a chefce of several stunning styles. Jacob Kohner 917919 F Street N.W. Established 1893 ‘The Western High School Dramatic | the dl.reefloun of Miss Bollers,” a one-act play, at the Cleve- Congregational Church to- Pot Most. people brut.he from 15 to n{ in and letti air. Worn by Fashionable W omen to Fashionable Places b ..$26.25 | STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1930. PLAY TO BE GIVEN | ‘Western High Group to Present WOODWARD & LOTHROP 116 Coats Reduced $39-50 $49.50 $59.50 45 Coats 46 Coats 25 Coats _Were $59.50 Were $69.50 Were $79.50 Women s and misses’ dress and sports coats—many one-of-a-kind models— others, copies of imports—the season’s smart fabrics—trimmed with the fashionable furs. WOMEN'S AND Missts’ Coats, Tump FLOOR. 40 Little and Larger Women's Coats Reduced a Fourth and More SPECIAL-S13 APPAREL, THID FLOOR. WoODWARD & LOoTHROP 1880 GOLDEN A IVERSA\“YH& 1050 DOWN STAIRS STORE Friday is Remnant Day Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable or exchangeable; not sent C. 0. D. or on approval; Phone or Mail Orders not accepted. Si]k Dresses, 56 Were $10 and $16.50 58 Silk Dresses, gne-piece and ensembles; blue, tan, brown, navy, black and prints. 10 Perfume Pflll‘ Silk ‘women’s and 4 Velvet Evening Wrapi. Were $25 to $35. misses’ sizes. Were $16.50. Now.......... $9.75 Now $14.50 42 Misses’ and Women's Silk Dresses, one and two piece models. A few evening dresses are included. Broken sizes. Were $16.50 and $19.50. Now $8 Sports Dresses, $1.95 were s5.95 23 Two-piece Knitted Suits; one-piece jersey and tweed dresses. 21 _Misses’ Printed Rayon Dresses, sleeves, 16 Stip-on and Coat Sweaters; green, ‘Were $5 and $5.95. New. .$3.75 n‘?-n ‘Hux Were $2.95. Now.. Misses’ and Women’s Tweed Coats, $9.75 were s16.50 26 Tweed Coats; tan, green, brown, blue, orchid and gray mixtures. 20. Misses’ and Women’s Raincoats; tweed, jersey. leatherette. Were $5.95 and $8.95. Now.. ms 3 Rainceats, tan and blue I Misses' sizes. Were $8.95 and $10. Now...$4.50 20. Were $5.95. Now.. Felt Sports Hats, $1.65 were 53.95 ana s4.95 83 Felt Hats, close-fitting styles good for Spring sports wear. 17 Hats and Berets. Were $1.50 and $395. Now....$1 THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Granite Service-Weight Silk Hose Irregulars $1.15- 1200 Pairs Silk Hose in light and dark shades, full fashioned and made with Granite Garter Blocks. Sizes 8% to 10 and outsizes. 408 Pairs Silk Hose, mock seams, plaited toes and heels. A (ev pairs full-fashioned silk hose, lisle tops. IRREGULARS.. 170 Pairs Silk Hose, mock seams, service and 290 Pairs Children's loeh. moatly ‘half-socks, chiffon wi M Auon(ewpdnhrdulwu colors, fancy tops. Broken mu 'm Were $1. 5c and 35¢. -10e Were 31-” Costume Slips, $125 '.:s3%° Foundation Garments Reduced fl'”hymm lnm-mun imm and tailored -qu-"u.m > " Misses’ sizes. of hu cre] d- chine, white and " L uced to. 100 Slips of rayon satin In flesh -nu' dark shades. Were $1.35. Neow. Rayon Underthings, 95¢ Were $1.25 to $1.95 117 Pleces Rayon Underwear, including pan- ties, bloomers, chemise, step-ins and gowns. SLIGHTLY SOILED. 38 Glove Siik Step-ins, Pani 33 and 44 Were 78c Now.. Fabric Gloves, 65¢ were 51 lu Pairs Fancy Cuff Fabric Gloves, tan and mode. Broken sizes. Novelty Jewelry, 50c we- 51 100 Pleces Novelty Jewelry, including mneck- laces, bracelets and earrings. 65 Pleces Novelty Jewelry. Were $1. Now..25¢ Women’s Handkerchiefs, 10¢ Were 18¢ 200 Women's Linen Handkerchiefs, white with colored borders. Children’s Handkerchiefs. Were !le W-ra Tapestry Handbags, $1.95 %7 16 Long-handle Handbags of tapestry in vari- ous light-colored designs. Wash Frocks, 50c were 51 50 Dresses in fast-color prints, Sises 36 to 44, 16 and 18. 15 Crepe Kimonos. Were $2.95. Now. 14 Linen Dresses, white and sizes 36 to 46. Were $2.95. Now. $1.45 e $1.95 [{ 99 Lucette” Dresses, 95¢2s5 58 ;ulfl!' w‘lflh Dresses in attractive prints. 19 Muslin Slips. Were $1. Now. 4 Girls’ Coats. Were $10. Now 3 Silk Dresses. Were $5.95. l. Girls’ Sweaters. Were $1.95. Now. Were $3.95 Women’s Strap and Opera Pumps, $2.95 ;555 400 Pairs Shoes; patent leather, satin, suede and a few evening models. 65 Pairs Women’s Satin Mules and D'Orsay Slippers, various colors. SOILED AND MUSSED. Broken sizes. Were $1.95. Now $115 120 Pairs Children’s Oxfords and Strap Slip- pers for dress or play. Patent leather, tan and two-toned elk. Were $1.95 and ‘3!‘ Now $1.4! THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Men’s Nainsook Union Suits, Special, 65¢ 320 Nainsook Union Suits of many well known makes. $izes 34 to 46. 175 Men’s Shirts; broadcloth, madras and percale; 200 Pairs Mn'n Hose; silk-and-lisle, rayon-and- plain colors and fancy designs; collar attached lisle. 0'to 11%. IRREGULARS, 3Sc: and neckband styles. Sizes 14 to 17. Were u'r'::.' ey Fancy s P, s PR $1.65 and $195. Now............ccoceenn 856 Roduced 10 ..........oooceernsreniisans $L18 20 Pairs Men s Tan Calf Oxfords, $365 were 85 Attractive patterns. Ahonmvlmml 27 Pairs Boys' Wash slzes 6. 7 and 8. Gl-flyp‘:dlulhm THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Women’s and Misses’ Coats Reduced #1875 $12% 78 Coats Were $25 75 Coats Were $16.50 THE DOWN STAIRS STORE tailored , 40 and .52 Tots ) Welr Reduced 25 Little Girls’ Dresses and Boys’ Sui dfll to 6. w:u $1.95. New. o .95¢ 3 10 Coat and B“’-.I ":fih‘l’l. $2.95. New 70 Pairs Children’s “Keds,” lace-to-toe style in white with black trim. Small sizes only. Were $1.50. Now