Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1930, Page 40

( SHELBOURNE Blademburg Rd. :nd The Euening Sflur MODEL HOME now nearing completion in this desirable community G. A. WILSON CO. Office on Subdivision Telepbone Atlantlc 1274 PURITY Keeps the hands soft and smooth Your hands can be well kept, by bathing them with a Soap that heali Beaa % n B cositel Bo Ointment 2. Tagsm b proprigiors etk | GANGSTERS SOUGHT| IN JEWEL THEFTS 5 | Pair Active in California Are| Wanted for Valentine’s Day Massacre. By the Assoclated Press. Southern California hold-ups and jewel robberies, police today were searching for Frederick R. Burke, 36, and August |H. Winkler, 32, | wanted in Chicago. for participating in the 1929 St. Valentine's day massacre. Photographs of Burke and Winkler yesterday were identified by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cooper of Hyntington Park, a suburb, as likenesses of the two men who, on the night of April 24, entered their home and robbed them of jewels valued at $800. Cooper said the robe | bers, after intimidating him and his wife with revolvers, spent more than an hour in the house searching for val- uables. Both he and Mrs. Cooper, he said, had excellent opportunity to observe the men, and they readily identified them from police photographs. Meanwhile, late last night police were advised by Joseph E. Lobit that two men, heavily armed, had entered his home and escaped with $25,000 worth of diamonds and jewelry. Capt. Norris Stensland of the sher- had been repeatedly informed that Burke had been seen in this vicinity. . Belgians Consume Much Meat. LS (#).—The government of s calculated that each of its on an average, 79.5 Of this total, 68 LOS ANGELES, May 1.—Believing| them responsible for a series of recent | alleged gangsters, | iff’s robbery detail, said his department | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, | Queen of the May l . CATHERINE CANTWELL | Has been elected Queen of the May at University of South Carolina. She is | the first titian-haired girl to be so honored. ~—Associated Press Photo. PROTECT BYSTANDERS French Nimrods, Poor Shots, In- jure Humans. PARIS (#).—Bad marksmanship is so prevalent among the hunters of France shot intended for rabbits and partridges having stung innocent bystanders so often in the past open season that Par- liament has intervened. Every Nimrod next year will have to take out an insurance policy in favor of “third parties” if a bill introduced in the Chamber is passed. The minimum amount is fixed at $4,000. Two-gun men must make it | double. In a recent month Brazil shipped 101,000 goatskins to the United States. COUNTRY HOME BEIN PREPARED FOR WALES ‘| Fort Belvedere Renovation Super- vised by Queen Mary, Expecting Return of Prince Soon. LONDON (N.ANA)—Since the court moved to Windsor, the Queen has been busy overseeing the Spring clean- ing at Fort Belvedere, the Prince of ‘Wales' country residence, which is bef got ready for his return from Africa a the end of the month. The sunny dining room has been re- papered in rose color, and in place of the long formal table there is now a round one, to create a more intimate atmosphere for me little parties tm pnnoe intends to give from time e prince is very particular about the hlnlh' of his pictures. His collec- tion of old sporting prints has been put in the dlnln? room, etchings will orna- ment the lounge and two recently commissioned paintings of his moth aeroplane are to go in his study. The prince’s special treasures, such as the trophies he has collected during his visits g: various parts of the world, and the plain mnhonnf desk at which he writes, have been looked after by the Queen during his absence. These lte n&hered met.her in his study, and Queen always inspects them care- tuuy when she visits Fort Belvedere. _— Men released when coffee plantations of Costa Rica recently curtailed forces are starting to raise corn and beans on their own account. MAY 1, VALLEY TO GET HOSPITAL NEW YORK (#).—Mrs. Peter J. Schweitzer of New York has given an additional $8,000 for the Peter J. Schweitzer Hospital, which will be opened May 1 in Tiberias, in the Valley of Galilee. 1930. LANDE‘S WASHADE is thoroughly saturated with pyroxlyn and can positively be laundered again and again without detracting from its fine appearance. Let us make your next window shades of Washable Lander’s. Samples and factory prices gladly snbmllled HADE HOOPER &KLESNER National 4763-4764 HOP —The Perfect Washable Window Shade 929 H ST.NW. Remember the Name Her husband gave $25,000 for the building of the hospital, whic! will be conducted by Hadassah, | mer. New Steamer Cny of \\ashmgmn How About Your Annual Outing? Societies, organizations fraternal or industrial), schools, Sunday Schools! Now is the time to arrange for a successful outing this Summer. Get together and charter a boat or sell tickets on a percentage basis. The Wilson Line Steamer “City of Washing- ton” is now being engaged for day trips down the river to Chapel Point, or for Moonlight Dance Trips. Address E. 8. Wilson, Jr., Assistant Traffic Manager, N Street Whar{ South- west. Telepl‘om‘ NAtional 2440. YOU NEEDNT WAIT UNTIL JUNE The prospective bride and groom can select their home furnishings to the best possible advantage—RIGHT ‘The hospital will add a modern note h will be| to the :inclexéz vulfiy. nl‘:l %zlamtm';e‘g by second century ruins. It will con! the fifth modern one in Palestine. “' 33 beds and it is hoped will do much to the | combat disease. Tiberias, 700 feet be- b S T of Amer-|low sea level, is extremely hot in Sum- NOW—in our 45th Anniversary Sale. And then those already married can refurnish with the same important saving. It’s all A new electrical supply service comes to Washington To meet the growing electrical needs of this community . . . the products of 225 electrical manufacturers are brought to Washington through the establishment of a new Graybar dis- tributing house. Quality manufacturers in every part of the nation contribute to Graybar’s ample stocks of more than 60,000 items electrical. The new distributing house now makes these stocks readily avail- able to wholesale electrical buyers in this community. In opening its new house, Graybar will take over, continue and expand the supply business of the Carroll Electric Company. Mr. C. D. McClary, a resi- dent of Washington, has been appoint- ed manager. Wholesale buyers appreciate Gray- bar’s function as an ultimate source of everything electrical. And they appre- ciate, too, the guarantee of dependabil- ity implied by the 61-year reputation of America’s oldest and largest electrical distributor—Graybar. GTtavbaR ELECTRIC COMPANY 714 12th Street N.W. Washington Lawson Sofa Charmingly simple lines and of excellent construction and fine tailored finish in denim. An attractive furnish- ing piece, as well as one of crowning utility. Anniversary Sale Dining Suites As illustrated, this 10- piece suite of Hepple- white motif; handsomely matched walnut on gum- wood. Reduced from $295 to Other Dining Suites ranging from $159 to $695 are reduced to $119 to $498. “Furniture of Merit”"—and offered at special prices during this brief period of our Anniversary celebration. Bed Room Suites Gov. Winthrop Desks and Secretaries Of truly historical design, and excellent construction. $85 Secre- tary, re- S0 duced to .. $69 $59 Desk, § 50 reduced to. 47 Ladder-back Chair reduced from § S0 $15 - to. s 11 Tour pxecc suite of attractive design, with burl walnut \ panels. from $199 to Other Bedroom Suites Ranging from $159 to $395 Reduced to $118 to $325 i “Furniture of Merit” construction and finish, Reduced $167 Living Room Suites There is a wide variety of styles in the Anniver- sary group-—special pro- diction, offered at special prices in the Anniversary Values ranging from $129 to §479 Reduced to— 304 to 3374 House & Herrmann “Furniture of Merit” Seventh at Eye R A