Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1930, Page 26

SANHUBER LA LENENEY PROMSE Prosecutor Accused of Seek- ing Deal to Get Slaying Con- fession Before Jury. By the Assoclated Press. LOS ANGELES, June 20.—Defense charge that District Attorney Buron Fitts promised leniency to Otto San- huber if the latter would repeat to the grand jury his confession of the slaying of Fred Oesterreich, wealthy manufac- turer, today enlivened Sanhuber’s trial for murder. Fitts was expected to answer the charges, which were made by Earl Wakeman of counsel for Sanhuber. | The trial was halted yesterday when | Wakeman, in an effort to exclude San- | huber’s grand jury testimony, demanded Fitts be called to testify regarding San- huber’s statement his grand jury con- | fession. was made under duress. | Sanhuber previously had testified Fitts ?rombed to “save my neck” in exchange or the grand jury testimony. SIX IN HOUSE ARE ILL; SESSION END NEARS| Membership Generally Is in Better State of Health Despite Strenuous Work. By the Associated Press. Approaching congressional adjourn- ment found half a dozen: Representa- tives suffering_from illness today and unable to fill their seats in the House. Despite one of the most strenuous | sessions in recent years, however, the membership of the House generally was in a better state of health than dur- ing the closing days of the last session, when more than a dozen Representa- tives were seriously ill. Representatives Porter of Pennsyl- vania, and Wingo of Arkansas, were re- m;ted recovering today after critical lesses. The latter underwent and | coperation, while Porter was rushed to i.ll Pittsburgh hospital recently, seriously Representative James of Michigan, suffering from ulcers of the stomach, was reported by his secretary to have left his hospital bed, but was not ex- pected back in his office this session, Representatives Johnson of Illinols and Underhill of Massachusetts, likewise have been able to leave their Thospital Tooms and both may return to the House before the session closes. Representative Curry of California ‘was reported §mproving steadily after freatment at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, while Representative Vin- 555 ffoo atter Treatmens at s Teatment at the Hospital here. s WHIST MEET OPENS 135 Members Start Play for Ses- " sion Trophies. NIAGARA FALLS, Ontario, f;.—mc l;.'l) members of mé‘ u:l;e’r‘! an Whist - g l‘xnd the Women'’s ‘Whist Leagus lere yesterday in Joint session with 'El:y for nmlux:yl-nd first events in the o team pairs will start ers from the Many noted whist pla; United States and Cq E g the y Inlglltelttend W, . Moses & Sons SINCE 1861 — SIXTY-NINE YEARS OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE 9AM. to6 | Are Your Surroundings Cool | This Summer? You Will Find Any Furniture Need for a Cool Summer in Our Garden Room or Chesapeake Bay Room RADIO BAN REMOVED FROM FIGHT BROADCASTS Match Scheduled for Tonight in Chicago Will Be Carried by N. B. C. Network. CHICAGO, June 20 (#).—The Chi- cago Stadium has broke its rule against radio broadcasting of fights, permitting the National Broadcasting Co. to put the Young Stribling-Otto Von Porat m‘:lch. scheduled for tonight, on the The round-by-round radio descrip- tion will be offered by the N. B. C. over the WCFL network, covering all the East, the West and far as Omaha and Kansas City and the South as Cincinnati. The event will start PIGGLY WIGGLY * Our First Carload of Hiley Belle Georgia Freestone PEACHES —is now on sale in our “Sanitary” and Piggly Wiggly Stores— extra fine quality peaches for this time of the year. Georgia Freestone Peaches Another Carload BING Chervries Per Lb. zsc FANCY JUICY LEMONS P.M. For Your Porch Pre-Inventory Specials:— Willow Settees, ‘were $13.50, reduced to Willow Chaise Longues, were $13.50.... For the Beach Pre-Inventory Specials:— Beach Umbrellas, 6 feet, were $6.75.. Umbrella Tables, were $11, reduced Polding Chairs, green metal, were $3. F Street at Eleventh THE EVENING Aoout 10, P, Bustern stancard ume | 5,000 RECOMMENDED | T Gice i Gonstruction. n 1928, the FOR MRS. WIRKKULA broadcasting stadium has refused radio 4 PO Driviieses, clatming the radio cut down | g0 Body Rules Minnesotan Lost attendance. ' 'Life Through Negligence of Government Worker. l MAN BITTEN BY SNAKE Recommending the payment of $5,000 James Hughes, Mount Olivet Cem- |to the widow of Henry Wirkkula, who i a. |7 shot and killed by a customs patrol etery Gardener, Struck in Han inspector in Minnesota, the House James Hughes, 28-year-old gardener |claims committee reported to the House at the Mount Olivét Cemetery, escaped "“:l the ml;l loat hl:,::e ‘tl,":l‘“::?'l' the with a minor wound of the hand yester- | negligence of a Government 3 ula was shot by Emmet J. day when a snake bit him while he was | WITkkula was shof by Emmet J at work Hughes was taken to Casualty (was a bootlegger. White was tried in ! Hospital and treated. Hughes lives at|a Federal court at Duluth and acquitted | 1354 C street northe on a charge of murder. > Home Ofice -~ 1845 Fourth St. N. E. 2.-25¢ of Those Fine BING Cherries Goes on Sale ™ Tomorrow Morning FROM THE FAR WEST Half Pound l Sc Per Dozen 30¢ National 3770 For Your Conservatory Pre-Inventory Specials:— Six-piece Decorated Suite, was $210 Three-piece Decorated Suite, was $: Fernerles, as sketched above, were $8. For Your Lawn Pre-Inventory Specials:— : Cedar Settees, well built, were $4.. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, Old Hickory Settees, were $15, now... JUNE 20, 1930. Our Rug Cleaning Facilities Are at Your Disposal—Phone NAtional 3770 for Estimate W. P. Moses & Sens SINCE 1861—SIXTY-NINE YEARS OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. F Street at Eleventh Pre-Inventory Clearance Spring Dresses Were $16.75 to $29.75 $9.95 Flat crepe, georgette and printed crepe frocks that are exceptional values at this price. black and high shades. Navy, Were $16.75 to $29.75 $|3.95 Dresses for all occasions from morning to evening. Materials that are our best sellers; de- sirable colors. Wash dresses for now and vacation wear. Coats s14 Were $25 to $29.75 For dress and sports, mountains or seashore. Suits 320 Were $29.75 to $49.75 Two and three piece sults, in the smartest styles. Sizes 14 to 44 in the collection, but not all styles in all sizes. MOSES—SECOND FLOOR In the Opportunity Shop Clearance—Dresses Were $5.95 to $12.95 $4.95 Dresses of georgette, flat crepe, printed crepe and novelty woolens, in good styles and colorings, at savings well worth while, Dresses Were $10 and $15 $7.95 Flat crepe, georgette and printed crepe dresses that include many of the season’s best models, Sizes 14 to 44 MOSES—SECOND FLOOR I Must Be Practical It Must Be Effective It Must Be Helena Rubinstein's No other Home Beauty Treatment com- bines so perfectly and inexpensively the es- sential preparations for your skin—the sooth- ing creams— the re- freshing lotions — the enchanting make-up. A complete line of the internationally famous HELENA RUBINSTEIN Beauty Preparations is carried in our stock at all times. Cleansing and Musag’e d $! Blackhead and Open- Pore Paste $1. Contoflr Jelly Eyelash Growe Darkener .. Cubist Lipstic] Cream of Lilies.... Valaze Powders.... Valaze Rouges MOMES—FIRST FLOOR Runproof Rayon Undies Kayser's Marvelfit Bloomers, sizes 5 to 7, $1.65. Extra sizes, 8 and 9, $1.95. Marvelfit Panties, sizes 4 to 6, $1.65. Extra size, $1.95. Vests, sizes 34 to 42, $1.15. £ MOSES—FIRST FLOOR - Jantzen Bathing Suits $5.50 and %6 An inspiration in color harmony—the new Jant- zen Monochromel.mthc uppers repeating 2 lighter, softer tone the luring shade of the Jaunty skirt and trunks, also in plain colors. Two - plece a) e; one-piece com‘m . Bathing Shoes, 75c, $1.25 Beach Clogs, $1.25, $2.95 MOSES—FIRST FLOOR Silk Scarfs ]| Bright colors and love- ly designs for wear in the car or at the beach. ’Kerchiefs 50c Women’s French 'Kerchiefs, in designs to match your Summer frocks. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR Pastel Shades are Smartest in Summer Jewelry | So we present the smartest pastel shades. Necklaces with daint leaf effect, some wit, multi_colorings in each strand to go with print dresses. Charming prys- tal chokers with accom- panying bracelets. The new cobra necklaces and bracelets. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR Nation.al 3770 It Makes a Difference Where You Buy Your Hat That is, if you desire style, quality and value. . 2 Ca EAUX De116mone Exclusive With Us in Washington These High-Grade Hats Specially Priced Tomorrow 53.75 36.75 MOSES—FIRST FLOOR Children’s Department Vacation Specials Brother and Sister Girls’ Dresses, well ] known makes, siz $ to 14 ..,. Children’ Sweaters Jantzen Bathing Suits ...$3.50 and $3.75 Kiddies' Sun Suits, all jamas, sizes 2 to 12..$1 wpol; sizes 1 to 6....$1 Girls’ Handmade Girls’ Imported Wool Go! Challis . Coolie Coats, Girls’ 4 to 14 $2.95 jamas 3 Girls’ Organdie Dress- es, better quality, sizes 7 to 14..$2.95 and $3.95 MOSES—SECOND FLOOR ‘Tots’ Organdie Dress and Hat Sets, sizes 1 to 5 $1 Girls’ Play Suits, sizes 2to 14 . $1 Kiddies’ Crepe Pa- Pre-Inventory Sale Children’s Shoes Were $3 .50. p- Children’s patent leather strap slippers, tan, patent and smoke oxfords, are included in this Pre- Inventory selling. Sizes 814 to 11. M:isses’ Shoes, $4 | Were $6 Misses’ patent leather strap slippers and tan oxfords at a saving of $2 a pair. Sizes 1174 to 2. = . ddlt11crivias, - Allen-A Sheer Chiffon Stockings With the French Panel-Curve Heel $].50 In this day of color ensembles, as careful atten- tion must be given to the selection of “just the right shade” in hosiery, it is easy to be confidently cor- rect by selecting from the wide range of Allen-A colors now shown in these sheer chiffon stockings with the French panel-curve heel. The shades that are most popular on Fifth Avenue are featured. May we assist {ou in choosing the “right” shade for every ensemble? MOSES—FIRST FLOOR