Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1930, Page 26

B—10 PANTAGES FRAMED, EXFLYER CHARGES Dancer Plotted to Obtain . “Big Piece of Money,” i Affidavit Asserts. By the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.—An affi- davit signed by Eugene Mozier, young ex-naval aviator, purporting to show that Eunice Pringle, 17-year-old dancer, plotted to obtain “a big plece of money” from Alexander Pantages, Los Angeles millionaire theater owner, convicted of attacking the girl, has been sent to| Btate Attorney General U. S. Webb. Mozier says in the affidavit he pre- wsented his evidence to District Attorney Buron Fitts of Los Angeles while | Pantages was being prosecuted for the | alleged attack. He said Fitts listened, | but “did nothing about it and warned me to keep my mouth shut and keep away from Pantages’ attorneys.” The afidavit was submitted to Webb | with a letter from Bernard Nugent, San Francisco attorney, asking that it | be investigated “in ‘the interest of fustice and public_policy.” Pantages recently was released from | Jall under $100,000 bond pending ap- | 1 from his conviction. He was sen- | Fenced to 1 to 50 years in San Quentin | Prison. It was before the alleged at- tack that the affidavit avers Miss | Pringle sought to “frame” the theater man. | BERLIN, June 13 (#)—Bern Meyer, | one of the founders of the Berlin Work- | ers’ Bank and an active candidate for | managing director of the Berlin Munici- | ] Bank, committed suicide at his| E‘ome last night after the board had' failed to elect him. T PALAIS ROYAL G STREET AT ELEVENTH TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS PLAN SWIMMING POOL B Two Named to Discuss Proposal With Other Four Councils of Capital. Plans to seek to have & swimming pool established on land adjoining the Knights of Columbus Hall at 918 Tenth street were made last night at a meet- ing of Keane Council, K. of C. Maj. C. Eugene Edwards and Charles W. Darr, delegates to the building company, were instructed to discuss the proposal with delegates oé the four other councils. John E. Burns was elected grand knight. Other officers chosen were James P. McKeon, deputy grand knight; Charles J. Dean, chancellor; Edwin P. Goodwin, recording secretary; E. A. Don't forget f———————————===fp Or our phone SHADE 57, District 3324-3325 ' W. STOKES SAMMONS Sun—Rain—Time ~—None of these enemies of ordinary window shades affect Dupont Tontine, and homemakers in ever increasing numbers are realizing this. 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Cavansugh, Field Artillery, which is a 240-milli- meter howitzer, motorized regiment. number measure shades are found in the Best Homes PAENIRNAISNRERRRRRRELRS G STREET AT ELEVENTH An Important Announcement to Washington Business Women (the Anniversary of last year’s famous 1 o’clock sale) Sale of Over 2,000 Stylish Summer Dresses at these three unusual prices! TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 That’s the Sale Price on These Men’s and Young Men’s “Summer SUITS $13.95 to $18 Values With Summer at hand this sale offers a fine opportunity to clothe yourself comfortably and economically. Light weight, cool suits, in a good assortment of favorite colors and patterns, including browns, grays, blues and tans. We've extra salespeople and extra facilities to aid you in your selections. Look at These COOL Materials Palm Beach . .. Nurotex ... Glenkirk Wor- steds . . . and many other popular fabrics! Direct Entrance to The Palais Royal Men’s Shop From G Street! Sizes for Regulars Shorts Longs 34 to 50! “NO SHRINK” Plain Colored Broadcloth Shirts 1.95 “Do Your Duty By Dad” Give Him Shirts for Father’s Day— Tomorrow! An exclusive Shirt at The Palais Royal . . . guaranteed not to shrink or you get a new one! Perfectly tailored of fine quality broad- cloth in plain colors of Blue, Tan, Green, Helio and, of course, White. Separate collar or collar-attached styles. Sizes 1375 to 18! Direct Entrance to The Palais Royal Men’s Shop From G Street! Q95 129 14% 9:15 AMm. 500 DRESSES Go on Sale A one o'clock dress sale with courtesy to early comers. Tomorrow, Saturday, is the anniversary of our great one o’clock dress sale of 1929. Due to the fact that our early morning patrons were displeased last year at not being permitted to buy before one o'clock, we are placing 500 dresses from this wonderful collection that we have prepared this year, on sale at 9:15 AM. Another lot of 1,000 dresses will be offered at one o’clock for the Government workers and others who wiil not be free until that time. Needless to say, we have a splendid group of dresses that includes the smartest and most desirable of the 1 pM. 1,000 DRESSES Go on Sale Summer styles. In These Three Marvelous Groups there will be —Shantungs, printed and plain —flower printed chiffons —sheer, crisp organdies —dainty point d’esprits —jacquard silks —printed marquisettes —striped silk shirtings —tailored silk piques —smart pin-dot crepes —flat crepes printed and plain —soft pastel chiffons —imported Chinese damasks These Chic Summer Details jackets with capes, peplums or pockets flared, cap, half, capelet, puff and epaulet sleeves berthas, cape collars, cowl necklines, surplices this Sale. coat-dresses, particularly becoming to the mature figure adorably youthful high-waisted, quaint things for misses ruffled skirts, tiered skirts, pleated skirts and peplum skirts. belts, sashes, bows, embroidery, buttons lingerie collars and cuffs lingerie trimmings including flowers of pique and organdie. A completeness of size range that we have not hitherto offered . . . Extra Service for You Extra Salespeople, Wrappers and Cashiers. Extra Fitting Rooms have been arranged. Extra Floor Space has been “borrowed” from the Coat and Millinery Sections for PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor in these desired types —jacket frocks —three-piece suits —quaint dance frocks —ensembles —dinner dresses —sports dresses —spectator fashions —afternoon frocks, with or without jackets —smart business dresses —chiffon dresses with velvet jackets —street costumes —travel costumes Exquisite Summer Colors snow white fashions for every hour black and white costumes pastels galore interesting brown combinations tiny floral prints on pastel grounds candy striped silks bright and navy blues contrasting colored jackets dots of every color on dark or light grounds in styles that suit the size, thereby insuring less alte'rg.tion ... Junior sizes for the very petite e Misses’ sizes 14 to 20, and regular women’s sizes 36 to 44 . . . and in addition, a complete range of little women’s sizes 164 to 2614 . . . Extra sizes 46 to 52 . . . so that the woman with a 4 _ large figure may profit by this sale in the same way as her slim sister. On Sale—Palais Royal—Third Floor, o