Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1930, Page 22

B—6 CHINESE REBELS OGELPY TSNAN 30,000 Nationalist Troops Transferred to War Theater in Shantung Province. By the Associated Press. NANKING, China, July 9.—A shift-| ing of Nationalist troops from the Ho-! nan front to the war theater in Shan- tung Province was indicated today in| ispatches. reports d 30,000 National-{ being withdrawn from the Haichow-Tungkwan Railway front to the vicinity of Yencho Shantung, were destined to take up inst the Northern rebels, d Tsinan, provincial capi- | tal. Chiang Kai-Shel ationalist Presi- dent General, was said to have left his ! Liuho, Honan, headquart. chow to direct operations captu of Tsinan The forces along the Haichow-Tungkwan Railway meanwhile were expected to! remain on the defensive. Rebellious Northern forces around Yenchow were estimated as numbering 50,000 The number of Nationalists con- centrating in South antung for an the Northerners was estimat- ess of 50,000. N ern alliance troops along the Haichow-Tungkwan Railway have been estimat. at 200,000, and Nationalists in that area 300,000. DEATH OF WOMAN, 72, LAID TO DESPONDENCY Mrs. Amelia Berger Found in Kitchen of Home With Gas Jets Open. Despondency over her husband's death, coupled with her own prolonged 1l health. Jed Mrs. Amelia Berger, 72 years old. to end her life yesterday afternoon in the Naples apartments, at 713 Nineteenth street, where she lived Wwith her son and daughter-in-law. Her body was found in a kitchen chair by the colored janitor, W. S. Lucas, after a tenant in the building reported smelling gas escaping from the Berger apartment. Two jets of the stove were open, while cloths were found stuffed in the cracks of windows and doors. Fire Rescue Squad No. 1 and the Emergency Hospital ambulance were summoned, but the staff physician in charge of the ambulance pronounced the woman dead. Coroner J. Ramsay Nevitt issued a certificate of suicide. The woman’s son, Martin L. Berger, said that Berger had been despondent for several months On several occasions since the death of her husband, Oscar L. Berger, the widow has threatened to end her life &nd join her husband, the son declared. Mr. Berger died on George Washing- ton's birthday at his Clarendon, Va, home. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, ¢ Among those present in the week end Suit Case The smart, modern miss is ready to g0 anywhere—do anything! Say the word and she packs her bag with these outstanding fashions—the shirtwaist type of frock, and a chiffon dance frock. She’s learned that chiffon can worn without any last-minute pressing! Sale! White Coats Regular $16.50 and $19.75 Values $9.90 Very fine white wool crepes, wool basket weaves and fancy woolens; with nipped and belted waistlines, or smart three-button closing. 14 to 20, 36 to 40. Coat Shop—Second Floor The More Sporty The Dress THE MERRIER THE WEEK END $10.75 Sketched is one of the smartest members of the shirtwaist dress class. Its high neck is new, and although it is one piece it is yoked to keep the hipline fashionably flat. White and pastel silk pique. Sizes 14 to 20. Others to size 46. Other Dresses, $16.50 D. C, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1930. LANSBURGH & BRO 7th, 8th and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860~National 9800 2,500 Yards Fine Cotton Chiffon Prints In Soft Summer Pastels or Sharply Contrasting Designs Our Usual 59¢ Quality 33C v Woven of the finest combed yarns to insure their everlasting softness! Floral, polka-dot and conventional patterns on white, pastel and dark grounds. 36 in. wide. 0000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 Wash Goods—Third Since the First Humid Days the Smart World Has Been Rushing Into SHEER Fabrics Such as These! Sheer Wash Fabrics At Prices Which Will Enable You to Have All the Cool Dresses You Need for at Home and'Vacation Wear 2,500 Yards Sheer Rayon Chiffon Prints In Scores of Rich New Patterns Now in Demand Our Usual 79¢ Quality 54¢ v Almost as lovely as silk chiffon—with a delicate lustre and a luxurious touch. Florals for daytime and evening on white, pastel and dark grounds. 36 inches wide. Floor ALArsasssssssrsssssaan D . TR PP PR PN it ke 5 Sport Shop—Second Floor RUSSIAN LUMBER WINS RIGHT OF ENTRY TO U. S. Charge That Cargoes Were Pro- duced by Convict Labor Is Not Proved. Two shiploads of lumber from Soviet Russia, which had been held up be- cause they were suspected of being pro- duced by convict labor, and four other €argoes now on the high seas en route to this country will be admitted to the United States by customs officials, it ¥as decided by Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Lowman The question arose when customs offi- elals last week denied entrance to two ghiploads of lumber imported by the A. C. Dutton Lumber Co. of Poughkeep- gie, N. Y. The British freighter Car- men was detained at Poughkeepsie and the Danish freighter Uranianborg at Providence, R. I, after they had been refused permision to land their car- goes. | The refusal of permission to discharge the lumber had been taken on informa- tion the lumber had been produced by convict labor. The tariff law forbids the entry of convict manufactures. Sassasa 4660006« JULY SPECIAL FEATURE VALUE )0060¢66066600000¢ The Modern Jr. Miss Can’t Resist This Frock $10.75 It’s of the sheerest chiffon with a large capelet collar that flutters softly over one’s bare arms. Others just as irresistible of georgette, flat crepe and shantung. White and pastels: sizea 17 *n 10, Other Dresses, 516.50 to $25 3r. Miss Shop—second Floor In the Midst of the Vacation Season A flSale of Girls’ Tub Frocks In Cool, Summery Prints for Present Wear— $1.00 to $1.95 Values 79c Of sheer dimities, fine, soft broad- cloths, smart prints and piques— guaranteed fast color. Styles that will suit young girls to a “T"—many sleeveless—with flared skirts and sashes. Sizes 7 to 14. Street Floor Warm Weather Needfuls Featured Here Tomorrow BABY DAY Pack Several Pair Pajamas In Your Next Week End Bag Special 79C And even if you're not planning to go away over the week end, you'll want some of these pajamas! They're cool— just the thing for wearing these scorching hot nights. Of soft percale in dainty prints we know you'll like. Sizes 15 to 17. PLANE SPEEDS UP MAIL FIVE HOURS FROM SHIP French Liner Resumes Bervice by Catapulting Machine Off Deck 100 Miles Out. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 9.—Delivery of European mail from the French liner Ile de France was speeded up about five hours today, when a plane cata- pulted from the ship approximately 100 miles off shore landed alongside the liner's dock in the Hudson River at 5:19 am. The ship is scheduled to dock at J0 | em. The flight marked resumption of | ghip-to-shore mail service by the French Line. COSTA RICA SETS DAY Central American Republic to Ob-| A 38-pc. Layette That Contains Every Thing the Very Young Will Need This Summer $10 A specially selected warm weather layette for babies arriving during the sizzling hot months of July and August. 12 Bird’s-eye 3 Flannelette 1 card Safety Diapers owns .. Pins 3 Cotton and 1 Hand- 1 cake Waol Shirts crochet Castile 2 Binders acque Soap d 3 Machine- ol box Tale made Riébbés Powder Dresses Sheet pk. Diapers 3 Flannelette pr. Booties Wrapping Gertrudes ‘Wash Cloths Blanket Underwear—Third Floor serve April 14 Program. April 14 been designated “Pan American by the government of Costa Rica, according to advices just received at the Pan-American Union. The action of Costa Riea was in line | with a resolt of the governing board ©f the Pan-American Union, recom- mending that governments of the American Republics designate April 14, the date on which the Pan-American Union was ed at the first Inter- national Conference of American States in 1890, for specal observance, Costa Rica is the second nation to have acted on the recommendation. | President Hoover a short time ago fixed A 14 as “Pan-American day” in the United State WOUNDED BY ACCIDENT | Colored Woman Shot in Arm by A Marvelous Buy for Modern Week Enders Special! 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Alberta Carter, colored, 40 years old, of 4437 Douglas street northeast, was accidentally shot in the left arm yester- day afternoon by George Edwin Warder 15-year-old_son Eleventh Precinet | Policeman Charles H. Warder, of 4444 ©Ord street northeast | The youth was “hunting” in a vacant Iot at the rear of the woman's residence with a .22 caliber rifie when he shot. the bullet going through the window of She woman's home. She was treated at $asualty Hospital Sale of $5 Hats The Very Types for Vacation Wear $3 Stitched silks, many of the season’s smartest straws and plenty of the new type of felts for sports. ~ White, navy, natural and pastels! Millinery—Second Floor Keepthe Children Cool in Sizes 814 Sizes 111§ to 11 to 2 $3.25 $3.50 ‘The heavy, dampproof soles insulate Ilittle feet from the biistering heat of city sidewalks! Beige and dark brown elk in two-buckie strap style. Priced according to size, Shoe Shop—Second Floor MISSION TO PLAY HOST f 1 700 Children and Mothers to Be En- | tertained at Glen Echo. More than 700 children and mothers will be entertained by the Central Union Mission at its annual outing at Glen Echo July 16. ‘The children and mothers are to be #hosen by personal invitatfon. Forty children will come from the Mission's Emergency Hi