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HIS POST TUESDAY| New York Police Executive May Turn Over Duties to Close Associate. @pecial Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, May 17.—Unless there is | an eleventh-hour change in plans, it ‘was learned today, Police Commissioner |/ Grover A. Whalen will tender his resig- || nation to Mayor Walker at City Hall, at 11 o'clock Tuesday, to take effect | forthwith. Nothing would stand in the way of || the commissioner's intention to resign at that time, it was said, except a re- :u?!! from the mayor for a temporary | elay. Mayor Walker today repeated his pre- vious assertion that he stood ready to name his fourth police commissioner as soon as Mr. Whalen's resignation was in his hands. The mayor would not in- dicate whether the new commissioner would come from the police department or from civilian ranks. Leading Candidates. Speculation in city government cir- eles narrowed down to two men in the Walker administration, if a civilian mu}g be selected. They are Col. Rich- tenement house commissioner. ican Legion councils. the mayor belicved that Col. Patterson would be chosen. There was an un- verified_report at City Hall that the || mayor had conferred with both Dee- |f n and Pattenson since his return from rmuda Friday. ‘While it was the prevailing opinion | that the mayor would follow his prece- || dent_of .ml“ a civilian to head |/ per- || the Police rtment, the report nisted in police circles that Chief In- speetor John O'Brien or Assistant Chief Inspector Edward P. Mulrooney was in Hne for the appointment. It is understood that Commissioner ‘Whalen would like to see Inspector Mul- || rooney get the post, to carry on thel/ many new policies and reforms he has |/ instituted. Not that the retiring police commissioner would have any personal || choice between Inspectors O'Brien and Mulrooney, considering both of them most competent to handle the depart- | ment, it was said, but Inspector O'Brien 18 understood not to be anxious to as-|| sume the heavy responsibility at his age. Commissioner Whalen was at police juarters virtually all today—an unusual occurrence on Saturday—put- ting his house in order for his suc- @essor. Interest in Police College. Police Commissioner Whalen's associ- Stes at headquarters declare that he | regre ] more n anythi | oise, "M " jeaving he ving the department, the necessity of severing his official rela- tions with the Police College of the City of New York, which he founded |! and opened on December 21, 1929. The educational institution, with a || instructors and 2,000 || a police :a.‘:mu,d 50 ents, which _compares favorabl: with similar_civilian hstioutions, TWO MEN ACCUSED IN LIBEL WARRANTS Newspaper Man and Reform Cru- sader Held Under Bond in Florida. By the Associated Press. T‘?MEA Fla., May 1’1‘——000 rge W. ©oulie, business manager of Tampa Life, & weekly publication, thnrxeg. with eriminal " libel in connection with a || story published in his paper last Mon- day, alleging moral delinquency on the part of 22 Tlmpl high uh?il I’i:l! e Walking into the sheriff's office, he :;I:. z‘e l’-’x‘d made no efloretd wb’nvold e was accompanis two bndmn, who furnished $1,000 bail. er, who represented this Leo Stalnak oounty in the State Legislature and who || been prominent as a reform cam- paigner for two years, was arrested last night on the same charge. It was al- he was the author of the article. || leged lhll‘ll-kfl made bond of $1,000, but re- fused to discuss the case. ‘The wunnu were sworn out by Ed Blackburn, father of a high school stu- dent. Blackburn been ap) & member of an investigation committee authorized last Wednesday night at a mass meeting of parents, teachers and school authorities called discuss the sto! ‘rri'u newspaper item said the accusa- || tion was made by Rev. Ira E. Williams, || @ Methodist minister. The minister ap- red at the meeting, took the blame making the ll.hglflun and apolo- gised. He would not make public the source of his information, but said @Stalnaker secured his sermon notes and prepared the article. VAN LEAR BLACK STOPS IN CAPITAL ON FLIGHT || Baltimore Sun Publisher Is Met by Daughter and Group of ¥riends on Arrival. than 200,000 miles of After more flying, chiefly in Africa and Europe, Van Lear Black, publisher of the Bll- timore Sun, landed at Bolling Field|! terday afternoon in his big tri-mo- mcd Fokker transport plane after a ter, Mrs. T. B. Blackiston of Baltimore and a group of Baltimore friends. He expects to remain in Washington until tomorrow morning, when he will leave for Baltimore. The rllne bears its original Dutch ion numbers, and is manned by !.ho Dutch crew which has flown Mr. Black through virtually every country || in Europe, Africa and Asia during the past two years. The crew is composed of G. J. Oemndorflflr first pllot; J. D. Schulte, lot, and Peter Dunk, mechlnlt Mr. Black had as his [ul‘:lt' on the flight from Dayton Duncan Aik- man, Ohlo newnpflpfl' publisher. SUES GURDON PARKER RENO, Nev., May 17 (#).—Mrs. Julia de F. Tiffany Parker, one of the twin daughters of the founder of the New || York jewelry firm of Tiffany's, filed suit for divorce here today against Gur- don 8. Parker, New York architect, al- leging mental crueity. Mrs, Parker says that her husband | that he |/} eursed and swore at her, and found fault and that it Impemhle for her to live with || any loi Custody of zwo daughters, 18 and is asked by Mrs. Parker. She spe- afiuny asks for no alimony or for || any contributions toward the su) of the children. They 't“lr;nnle in || New York De: Baldwin Radical in One Thing. LONDON, May 17 (#.—Under some econditions Right Hon. Stanley Bald- Patterson, jr., commissioner of || gorrection, and Maf, Wiliam F. Deegan. | Bo are ex-service men and active in Amer- || Close friends of || ‘win, Conservative, could be quite radi- eal. “If any one tried to make me 1 e & standard blend of wbwco l-l a revolution,” -uuu Ooummn vlon-:. | Rosebushes and Shrubbery FREE! 1,000 plants, popular kinds, to be g\.ren away to visitors to our Home rnishings Department on the Third | Foor. Limit, 2 to each visitor. The remainder of our immense stock, regular ce, 35¢ each, of which we have sold thousands, will be given away, if kept longer, they might dry out, 4 Third Floor Ekonomy Kolumn I | $1.00 Stamped Aprons and Bedspreads, 79¢ Hoover aprons have unbleached tops with pink or blue gingham flare skirts. Made up and bound. Full size unbleached spreads are in wreath and basket designs. Under- priced for Monday only. 25¢ Stamped Aprons, 19¢ Made-up and bound unbleached aprons with slipover strap and pockets, 5 29¢ Avalon Hair Nets, 19c Dozen Cap shape, made of real human hair with double mesk, Dark brown, grey, light brown, medium brown and blonde. Street Floor $1.00 Fountain Pens, 69¢c | Women's, men's and boys' guar- anteed fountain pens with iridium- tipped_gold points. Popular colors. 10c Colgate’s Big Bath Soap 6 for 39¢ Colgate's Violet and Carnation Big Bath Soap, | 10c Rlnlo Granulated Soap 3 for 23c 5 50c Ben Hur Preparations 19¢ two 25¢_Ben Hur Talcum and 25c Ben Hur Perfume, both for 19c. 50c Pompeian Rouge, 36¢c All shades in this high-grade rouge. Red Seal Hair Dressing 10c Softens and beautifies the hair. Guaranteed Fountain Syringes and Hot-Water | Bottles, 59¢ $1.00 Ben Hur Face Powder 39¢ Naturelle, rachel and white. Soft and fine. OClings to the skin. Amolin or Mum Deodorant, 39¢c Raffy Sweet Peas Perfume 30¢ Oz. A delicate and lasting odor. Linen-finished Paper Nap- kins, 8c Pkg. 40 napkins in each package. Street Floor 50c Children’s Union Suits 25¢ Waist-attachment union suits of white checked nainsook with single or double seat. Bloomer knees or straight legs. Sizes 2 to 12. 59¢ Boys’ Union Suits, 39¢ | Athletic unfon suits of 72x80-count | white checked nainsook with knitted | insert in back. Sizes 10 to 16. Women’s 75¢ Union Suits, c Forest Mills knit union suits with band top, tight or shell knees. Reg- ular and extra sizes 36 to 44. 35c Women’s Vests, 18¢c Regular and extra sizes in band- elutw knlt vests. 3 for 50c. omen’s Athletic Union Suits, 75¢ $1.00 and $1.50 Summer suits of fancy volle and rayon stripe fabrics. Sizes 36 to 44. 79¢ Silk-and-Rayon Hose, 35c | _ ‘Beautiful quality silk-and-rayon hose, slight erenlln Popular colors. 3 pairs for $1.00. $2.00 Rayon Pljams, $1.00 Coat and tuck-in styles, Black and high shades with contrast trimmings. Street Floor | 79¢c Tie-Back Curtains, 49c 2% yards long. Made with colored overstitched edge with valance to | match. Trimmed with rose, blue, n, orchid and silver. 00 Window Shades, 49¢ Ofled opaque and Holland shades. slight seconds, with perfect rollers Green, white, blue and ecru, 29c¢ Yard-wide Cretonne 18¢ Yd. Excellent qullity cretonne in new Spring_pattern 75¢ Olled Mop, 49¢ Good size mop with long handle. In metal container. 39¢ Grass Rugs, 21c 18x36 heavy grass rugs in patterns of blue, green and tan Third Floor | 50c Buckles and Slides, 25¢ hncy dress buckles, slides and hat- ns in many sizes and colors. Sl 00 Pleated Scarfs, 57¢ Pleated silk scarfs in hand-painted and sir-brushed designs of all colors. Street Floor Men’s Work Shirts, 44c Well made blue chambray shirts with attached collar. Sizes 1415 to 17. Men’s Union Suits, 80c Athletic suits of white, tan, plnk | and green broadcloth and ' white | checked nainsook. Sizes 36 to 46. | Boys’ Sweaters, 89c | Al-wool slipover sweaters in solid colors with contrast trimmings, also | part-wool and cotton sweaters in jac- | quard patterns. Sizes 26 to 42 in | the lot. Street Floor $1.00 & $1.50 Silk Gloves, 59¢ Two -clasp heavy Milanese silk | gloves in black, white and colors. Per- fects and lmtuhn The DELINEATOR 14 Months for $1.00 Special offer at the King's Palace | Pattern Dept. f Street Floor | Novelty Rings, 21c | Gold shell, chromium white metal | and Sterling’ silver rings with beau- | tiful settings in all styles and colors. 29¢ to 50c Jewelry, 14c Novelty necklaces, chokers, brooches, earrings and bracelets in many styles \.and colors. I $5 to $10 Slll( Umbnllu, $2.69 Plain colors and all-over stripes wmu?lzh-ch. handles. Slight ir- Street Floor H-ndknrchxefl. Sc 1,000 men's, women's and children's | white and colored border handker- | chiefs in linen and fine cotton. Street Floor | Warren’s Bias Tape, 3 for 25¢ All the new Summer shmu. Fast colors, Street Floor THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MAY 18 1930—PART ONE. New Shipment $1.00 & $1.50 Chardonize Oc Runproof Underwear Regular and extra sizes, some in double extra sizes; in lace-trimmed and tailored gowns, chemises, bloom- ers, panties, step-ins, vests and dance sets. Blight irregulars. Pastel shades. ' Street Floor B 1,000 Beautlful ‘New Hats Worth $3.00, $4.00 & $5.00 1.98 Dashing Summer styles—wide brims, medium brims, pokes and off - $he - face models. Black, navy, white and pastel shades. Hair Hats | Lace Hats Toyo Hats Azure Hats Street Including the Remainder of the Famous Del Mode Hpb Perle Viscas Milan Hats Braid Hats Body Hats Anniversary Sale Special Prices on Window Screens and Screen Doors CONTINENTAL SCREEN DOORS Walnut stain finish. Mitered Standard pi Milf molding. Black wire mesh. Galvanized :1;‘: mesh. u"d PR 2.6x6.6 Size.....$1.79 2.6x6.6 Size.. 2.8x6.8 Size.....$1.98 2.8x6.8 Size.. 2.10:(?.10 Size...$2,25 2.10x6.10 Size.. 33 09 3x7 Size .... 2.39 3x7 Size........$3.25 CONTINENTAL WINDOW SCREENS Durably constructed extension sc - PP, g« Mg Ao reens, guaranteed for perfect adjust- 18x33 Size ........47¢c 24x37 Size........57c 24x33 Size... 53¢ 30x37 Size........79¢ s LR S | S A | S Third Floor 6,000 Yards Beautiful Worth 29c to 49c yard 39-Inch Printed Batiste, 19c Yard Soft, sheer quality in new patterns and color combinations. Filmy, soft-draping weave, showing dainty pat- terns on white and tinted grounds. 36-Inch Printed Dimity, 19¢ Yard Sheer, crisp quality in appealing patterns, guar- anteed fast colors. 39-Inch Colored Voile, 19¢ Yard Plain colored voile of soft, sheer weave in all in Street and Evening Shades Size 80x106 Inches $7 .98 Street Floor excellent rugs—at low cost. 36.98 9x12 Hodges Priced for Wonderful Savings 34.69 excellently lined. 81x99 Pequot Sheets Standard $1.98 Value Real bargain news for thrifty house- keepers! Famous “Pequot” seamless bleached sheets, perfect quality, famed everywhere for good service, 81x90 PEQUOT Seamless llu:bd Bheets...cccevvnccsvescnnse 43x86 Poquot 45x86 -u-l-rnu-mr 39° ca g ah oats s Greatly Reduced! Quick-Selling Clearance Prices on Favorite Spring Fashions 82 Coats, Worth $12.95 to $16.95 - All Sizes 14 to 48 ; Cape-back, belted, silhouette and man- nish models, in twills, tweeds, covert cloth, oxford cloth, sheens and faille silk. All $7'.95 50 Coats, Worth $19.75 and $25 oxford, twills, models. $2.00 All-Silk Washable favorite fabric for Summer lr_lr:;rn ‘Washes perfectly. Quality Floor Coverings at Economy Prices V Fiber Rugs Fiber Rugs 31 Ofi $5.00 Value $7.00 Value $2.95 3 Third FLAT CREPE 1 19 by B Yard Make the home attractive and comfort- 8.3x10 Hodges 300 New Certainteed Guard 7.6x9 Size 9x12 Size colors, guaranteed fast. 39 Inches Wide—Rich, Firm Quality Save 81c on every yard of this pure silk flat crepe— $3.49 Rayon Bedspreads Brilliant, hflsvy quality rayon -vre-dm long at lltfie more lhln half, ° Hodges Flber Rugs able for the Summer months—with these 2 6x9 Hodges Fiber Rugs S8 6x9 Size . 53,09 9x10.6 Size $6.00 Value ’3‘8'00 Yaluo 2;5.19 straightline and belted models. “Rose Garden” Print 33.95 Dresses The original “Rose Gar- den” print dresses, made of heavy rayon flat crepe in gorgeous flowered patterns. Novelty Summertime fash- ions. Sizes 14 to 42. tel shades and street colors. 8 All Sizes 14 to 46 Practically every favored style and fab- ric. Coats of tweeds, mixtures, broadcloth, bengalme and faille sxlk Cape~back l'ngh waistline, belted and sport Cape, 100% Pure Silk Coal, fascinating Summer frocks of all-silk washable flat crepe, printed silks, georgette crepe, dotted silk and silk chiffon. Capes, semi-capes, jackets, dips, drapes and flares. Size 14 to 20, 36 to 50. 513 9 40 Coats, Worth $29 to $35 All Sizes 14 to 48 Stunning sport coats of faille silk, fine tweeds, mannish fabrics, twills and oxford cloth. Many trimmed with galyak, musk- rat, monkey and white coney fur. D Summer sars 10 Z $15.00 Value eautiful, light, fluff; Thibetine fur scarfs, ful)l animal shape, in white, grey, tan and beige. Large, bushy tails. Second Fioor t White, pas- $l 50 All-Silk Chlffon Hose thread silk hose, in silk-to-the-top chif- fon weight and lisle-top service weight. $2.00 TWIN-HEEL ALL-SILK CHIFFON HOSE, of exquisite sheer qualitfv. Full fash- sl 19 ty 2 000 More Children’s 25¢ & 35¢ Socks socks, also misses’, women’s and children’s “whoopee” socks. Sizes 4 to 10. Perfects Street Floor and Flouncings $ 1 '00 Bohemian Spanish Alencon Yard dresses and coats. Black, white, pastel shades and street colors. $1.59 SILK GEORGETTE curl $1.00 FLOWERS for dance frocks and Summer shades. Firm, chiffon flowers in traller styles of quality, specially priced 8t 8Q o beautiful colorings. Anni- 33 Street Floor Purchase of 1,000 14 Sunny Da ’ Prints and €6 99 Novelty Cherry Prints PERFECT QUALITY, full-fashioned All the fashionable shades. mned every pair perfect. Novelty twin-point Beamxful new rayon and lisle half- 1 5 and irregulars. c $§1.98 All-Over Laces ‘The !uhwnlble 27 and 36 inch laces 50 much in demand for making and crepe chiffon in 25 new E? and graduation dresses. Novelty all-silk yard ... versary Sale price.. Sizes 14 to 20 38 to 48 Radiant Summer frocks of silk-like, rayon-mixed fabrics, shimmering and serviceable. Pastel shades, black-and- white, cherry prints, flowers, @ dots and figures, Cape and short sleeves and “sleeveless styles. Flare skirts, new necklines, cape shoulders, jackets and vestees. Trim- med with ties, bows and but- tons. Guaranteed fast colors. " suits, cool athletic style, in white, pink, Arch-Supportes o Worth $4.00, $5. 00 and 36 00 White, Blonde, d Black # Another 's Palace nlrm'hoeh Sizes 3 to 9, widths AA to EEE. Men’sWt Shirts ¥ Sizes 13, to 17 The nationally-known * shirts—in_white, plain colors, stripes figures. Of plain and fancy bmnddfl.h woven madras, rayon-stripe other fine fabrics. Al collar, sepa- rate collu' to match and neckband shirts. Also “Metro” 'c(d non-shrinkable Whl'a broadclof N'S $1.00 !l'l.ll’l'l, of white, tan and blue broadcloth and fancy percale. At- tached collar and ncl.‘lblnd styles. Per- fects and irregulars. Sises 14 to 69C mlddy styles, in broadcloth, marquisette, cotton pongee lnd end-to-end dras. Perfects and 8 B, C and D.. Men’s $1.00 Rayon weii st tieee Shite e 36 UNION ‘et SUITS Sizes 36 to 46, in rayon athletic h.nnA UMME® RIBBED UNION SUITS—Men's ht, cool, ribbed cotton unfon its, short sleeves, peach and blue. Beautiful -nk-la lmgth. Sims 36 o EQ . quality rayon. B ] Boys’ 79c and $1 Wash Suits Smart new button-on, flapper and belted suits tailored of broadcloth, chambray, linene and beach cloth. White, all colors and combinations. Sizes 2t0 8. Boys’ Genuine Koveralls Made of blue denim, Steifel blue stripes, khaki and chambray, trimmed in colors. Round necl. long sleeves, lquure naek, sleeves. Sizes 1 “Bell” nnd Other Blouses Boys' well made blouses, tailored of plain broadcloth, fancy madras and percale. Re‘ull'bn and junhr butmn-on styles. Boys’ Wash Knickers 69c and 89c knickers of khaki, grey crash, striped and blocked crash. Made with belt loops. c Sizes 7 to 16. 79¢c and $1.00 Shirts Sizes 12 to 14% in “Bell” lnd other excellent makes o! shirts. Of plain color udimcy percale. Pmoe- and | =%58c|

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