Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1930, Page 21

PREVIER ASSALS | HUNCARAN RUNOR Throne Question Can Be De- cided Only in Constitutional Way, Says Bethlen. By the Associated Press. DEBRECZEN, Hungary, July 7—In the presence of four cabinet ministers and 70 members of Parliament, Count Stephen BetHlen, premier of Hungary, yesterday declared that the question of the Hungarian throne could be decided only in a constitutional manner: He denounced what he described as “false and unwarranted rumors” spread abroad about the possible return of Archduke Otto, Legitimist party can- didate, who is at present studying in Belgium. He said that the government was de- termined to proceed vigorously against the authors of such rumors, because the return of Otto would constitute an act involving danger for Hungary. He believed that the Young plan and the solution of the Eastern reparations problem have definitely settled Hun- gary's controversies with her neighbors. CHATEAU GIFT TO FRANCE FROM MISS ANNE MORGAN Structure Was Used as Wartime Headquarters by Committee for Devastated Regions. By the Assocolated Press. BLERANCOURT, France, July 7.— ‘The Chateau de Blerancourt, war-time headquarters for Miss Anne Morgan, Mrs. A. M. Dike and their assistants of the Committee for Devastated France, was yesterday turned over to the French government as a monument to_the memory of Mrs. Dike, who died in Paris last,_year. The Amis de Blerancourt, a soclety founded by Miss Morgan, took charge of partly restoring the chateau, which time and war had reduced to a few Jumbled piles of weather-beaten stone. Premier Andre Tardieu was present at yesterday’s ceremony. Classed as an historic monument, and | §l given back to the village of Bleran- | N} court, from which it had been pur- |}l chased by Miss Morgan and her asso- |}l clates, the chateau will by yesterday's ||| action becomes ; I | I I a national museum for a period of 100 years. At the end of that time it probably will again be given for another period of the same length. A fund has been established by Miss Morgan to assure the chateau being properly kept up and to permit the purchase of additional objects for its collection. HAWKS LEAVING FRIDAY T0 TRY FOR NEW MARK || Date of Departure From New York on Transcontinental Hop Not Yet Set. | By the Associated Press. WICHITA, Kans, July 7.—Trans- continental speed records still hold an irresistible lure for Capt. Frank Hawks of Houston, Tex. His new monoplane unofficially timed |} i at 240 miles an hour in initi tests here yesterday, Capt. Hawks an- [l nounced he would leave Friday for New York to attempt another East-West flight to Los Angeles. He holds the East-West record of 19 hours 10 mirutes | } i ::%zamondi,nmukheletdune'l. l ‘The date of his hop-off has not been | || get. He plans to make three stops for | f |l fuel—Indianapolis, Wichita, Kans., and |} || Albuqueque, N. Mex. I | I | I FOUND DEAD FROM GAS Chicago Talloring Firm Official, 44, Had Been in Good Health. J 44, vice it of & large errems, 3 - mhflflfln‘mfmdw in & gas-filled bed room of ‘mansion. Gold Coast L Police said he had been dead since Friday. His brother, Alexander Jer- rems, sald he had been in excellent health and had no financial or domestic dificuities. ——e MELBOURNE, Australia, July 7 (®). | =By a vote of 15 to 1, the Senate! has rejected the wheat marketing bill. The measure would have guaran- teed four shillings a bushel (about $1) “for next season's wheat and ld have ! involved & compulsory pool. Summer Vacation Excursions At Special Low Rates From WASHINGTON, D. C. To New Orleans, Edgewater Park, Gulfport, Pass Christian, Miss.; Mobile, Ala.; also cities in Florida and to Havana, Cuba. on July 12th and 26th August 9th, 23rd, 1930 Good to return within thirty days. For reservations and tickets, call on S. E. Burgess—D. P. A. McPherson Square Phones National 1465-1466 Washington, D. C. Southern Railway System A motor is more easily started with AUTOCRAT MOTOR OIL. It is more efficient at both low and high temperatures and functions efficiently, more quickly than drdinary oils. Nothing is more important than thorough lubrication. ITOCRAT—The oil that 1s differént from all others Beware of Substitutes BAYERSON OIL COLUMBIA 5228 | Wheat Bill Rejected. ! il | I i I THE EVENING STAR, W Sale! Ruffled Criss-Cross CURTAINS $2.95 to $4.95 Grades—Special at —An unusually lovely collection of sheer summer curtains to sell at such a low price. The populat Criss-Cross styles of scrim, voile, marquisette and rayon—in plain and two-tone combinations, Many of them with colored dotd. Six to twelve pairs of a kind. So early shopping is advisable. gg{:“'fi!fllcsliuflflrd ;ezl lgfl(; Scl.BD Eu(a , = plece 3 ~Cross an P B e Tatiored Curiatms.. 1 Kann's—Third Floor. 5 Rayon and Cotton Mixed Tablecloths $1.29 e —These attractive cloths, in pastel shades, are fifty-four inches square and hemmed ready for use. Just the sort of cloths you wnintdtor the Summer home. Very specially priced. Linen Crash Tablecloths —60x80-inch cloths, with woven 51 59 striped borders, in two-color . effects. Regular $2.00 values. Kann's—Street Floor, Two-Light Candelabra LAMPS $2.77 —Gracefully designed, attractively finished lamps, in ‘the popular two-candelabra style, with oblong shades in a new crinkled style with leather lacings around the bottom. ‘UNIVERSAL’ , Electric Irons Special at $2.79 ea. —S8ix-pound irons, with highly polished nickel- plated frames, heatproof stand and guaranteed ele- ment. A very special value. Kann's—Third Floor. Glass Salad Plates 4 for —Beautiful sparkling green y}or rose colored glass plates, in the popular eight - inch size —and decorated with floral de- signs. Kann's—Third Floor, Rolled-Edge Layer Felt MATTRESSES $6.88 —Diamond tufted, pure layer felt mattresses, with heavy rolled edge. Covered with durable art or striped ticking. All sizes. Kann's—Third Floor. Unusually Beautiful DRESSES In This Great Collection at *[2 $16.50 to $25 Values Flowered Chiffons Printed Crepes Georgettes Silk Shantungs Crepe Senoussi Plain Crepes —The collection in- cludes charming models fashioned of Mallinson’s, Haas Bros., Cheney’s and other famous silks. But because of the big drop in the silk market we were able to secure ) them to sell at this low price. Sleeveless, long and short sleeved styles —in every Summer color and print. Misses, Women’s Little Women’s And Extra Sizes Kann's—Second Floor. All Silk Striped Pique, $1.05 ya. —Ordinarily you would pay $1.95 for this silk, and think it cheap at the price. It is one of the smartest of the Summer sports silks, and comes in white, coral, maize, pink, nile, peach, Lucern blue and orchid with self colored stripes. N e $1.25 to $2.00 Qualities Washable White Crepe. -.39 inches wide White Damask. White Silk Broadcloth. White Silk Pongee Plain and Printed Printed and Plain Ch Printed Silk Georgette. Plain and Printed Pong Novelty Jacquard Crep: 39 inches 33 inches 39 inches wide Silks..$1.29 ya. $1.69 to $2.50 Qualities Printed Silk Chiffon. Plain Wash Flat C Printed Silk Cre Printed and Pla Kann's—Street Floor. WASH FABRICS . 68(3 yd. Rayon Chiffons—Celanese Chiffons —Exquisite fabrics for Summer frocks. 36 inches wide, and offering a variety of floral and monotone designs, in lovely color combinations. 79¢ to $1.00 FABRICS . 29(3 yd. Chiffon Voiles, Dimities —By far the prettiest designs we have yet shown will be found among this new lot of printed chiffon voiles and dimities. 36 to 38 inches wide. mn'l—flm' Floor. D. C, MONDAY, JULY 7, 1930. Summer Silk Frocks for Street, Sports and Business Hundreds to Select From! —No detail has been overlooked to offer you one of the best dress values of the season. . . . E dress is smart and new! Fashioned in the newest modes, of Washable Silk Crepes in pasted colors, of Printed Georgettes, New Scarf Prints, Polka Dot Prints and Floral Prints—in light and dark colors, including plenty of black and white! Junior Sizes Misses’ Sizes 11 to 17 14 to 20 Beautiful! Inexpensive! Costume Slips 38¢ e Rayon Crepe, Tailored Hems, Sizes 36 to 44 Rayon Satin, Shadowproof Hems, 36 to 44 Rayo Crepe, Shadowproof Hems, 36 to 52 —Unless you knew the price you would never think these slips could sell for such a small sum, They represent a manufacturer’s overstock and were made to sell for a higher price. Lace-trimmed and " tailored styles in the assortment. In pink, peach, Women’s Sizes Extra Sizes 40' to 44 Kann's—Second Floor. 46 to 50 nile, orchid and white, An Inner Belt Foundation $1.95 —A very comfortable gar- ment of fancy batiste—de- signed to fit the average figure of 34 to 44. The belt has a side hook and fits snugly under the abdomen. Kann's—Second Floor. Rayon Chemise 69¢ ea. —The new silhouette style chemise, with band front and flare bottom—in lace trimmed and tailored styles. Also the smartly tailored Step-in Chemise at this low price. Both styles properly sized--full cut—in the pastel shades—and sizes 36 to 42. Kann's—Street Floor. Kann's—Second Floor. DULL-FINISH SILK HOSE Is the Fashion! —Clear, beautiful hose, in the new Dull Finish—-which elim- inates highlights, thus giving the appearance of sheerer, clearer stockings. Dull Fin- ished Hose do not snag so easily and therefore give longer wear. Three lovely grades here—all full-fashioned. In the newest colors—and sizes 873 to 10, Flat Tone Service Sheer, $1.25 pr. Sheer, with Picot Tops, $1.35 pr. Super-Twist Sheer, $1.50 pr. Extra Sheer, $1.95 pr. De-Vallee Sheer, $1.95 r. Extremely Sheer, :2.95 pr. Ksnn's—Street Floor.