Evening Star Newspaper, August 5, 1930, Page 22

COODYEAR ENTRY | AR RACE WINNER Zeppelin Corporation First in| Balloon Competition - Last July 4. The Goodyear-Zeppelin Corporation | entry, piloted by Roland J. Blair, won the National Balloon Race which start- ed from Houston, Tex, July 4, it was officially announced by the National | Aeronautic Association. i Second place went to the Detroit | Balloon Club, third to the United Van Service, Inc., while the next two posi- tions were captured by United States Navy entries. 1 The results of the race did not be-: come official until the barographs had | been calibrated by the Bureau of Stand- ards and the distances scaled by the | Geological Survey The winning balloon came down near Greensburg, Ky., 768 miles from the starting point. The Detroit Balloon Club entry, piloted by Edward J. Hill, landed near Russellville, Ky., covering | 688 miles. Blair and Hill, as a result of their showing, will be two members of the American team for the Gordon Bennett International Races to start from Cleve- Navy, eighth; Aero Digest, ninth; De- | troit Balloon Club, tenth: Dr. George | M. Legallee, eleventh; Detroit Balloon Club, twelfth: Army, thirteenth, and | Cleveland Chamber of Commerce, four- teenth. WILL FLY TO TOKIO Japanese Aviator Leaves Le!| Bousget in 450-H P. Biplane. LE BOURGET, France, August 5 (). —The Japanese aviator Azuma took off _ this forencon in & 450-horsepower bi- plane for Berlin, first leg of his flight to_Tokio. He was given a send-off by the Japa- nese embassy staff and representatives of the French air ministry. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and_ Sailings From New York. DUE TODAY. afasestic—Southampton Columbus—Bremerhaven Havana—Vera Cruz.. Contessa—La Ceiba . DUE TOMORROW. Metapan—Santa Marta. President Roogevelt—Ha Evangeline—Yarmouth . DUE THURSDAY, AUGUST 7. Bermuda-—Bermyda Nerissa—St_ John's. Shawnee—Canadian ¢; Faverita—Kingston . Magallannes—Barcelona .. Mauretania—Southampton w. DUE FRIDAY, AUGUST Siboney—Havana DUE SATURI Hamburg._Hamburg Edison—Piraes .. DUE SUNDAY, AUGUST 10. Evangeline—Yarmoi Bergenstiord—Bersen DUE MONDAY, AUGUST 11. Cleveland—Hamburg Saturnia—Trieste 2 jor—San American Shipper—Lond Britannic—Live: . Eungsholm —Gothenburs Pennsy'vania—8an Fra Mi; -Lo1 OUTGOING STEAMERS. SAILING TODAY. Berengaria—Cherbourg and Southampton. ort & Prince and Cristobal. nidad. Santa Inez—Cristobal, Callao and Valparaiso. Excellency—Piraeus. West Eidara—Antwerp. Franklin Lane—Arubs. SAILING TOMORROW. Veendam—Bermuda. Deutschland—Cherbourg, Bouthampton snd Hamburg. President Harding—Plymouth, Cherbours and Hambur| . Santa Marta—Kingston, - Cristobal, Ct gena, Puerto Colombia'and Santa 'Ma Lara—San Juan and Maracaibo. Ceibs—Kingston Horace Luckenbach _Pacific Sardinian Prince—Montevideo. SAILING THURSDAY, AUGUST % Ameriean Banker—London, —=8t. Thomas, ‘orck—Bremerhaven. n Lorenso—San Jian and Sante Domingo City. m:nn'mu—m-nll. Cherbours sad Brem- Thomag. ntes—Montevideo, SAILING PRIDAY, AUGUST 8. Koselusko—_Copenhagen and_ Dansir. Tuscanis-Plymouth; Havre and London. New - Amsterdam-Piymouth, Boulone and Westera World—Bermuds. Rio de J e o u i5s. Montevideo, snd Busaos Atres > g an . - ajestic—Cherbourg and Sguthampton. Prins Frederik Hendrik—Port au Prince, Curacso and Maracaibo. Plora—Turks Island. SATLING SATURDAY. AUGUST 9. Cameronia—Moville and Glasgow. SeVihia Gainay. Cobh and Liverpool. Bermuda—Bermuda. Nerissa—Halifax and 8t. John's Milwaukee—Galway, Ohieibours and Mam- ure. Rochsibeay—Piymouth and Mavre. . uan. Frederic VIL ~Gotbenbire President Roosevelt—Plymouth, Cherhourg and Hamburg. Pastores—Havana, Cristobal and Port Limon. Monterey-Tampico. Tarfand_Plymouth. Cherbours and Lapland—Plymouth, Cherbourg and Antwerp. Arabic—Cobh and Liverpool. Hiiron—Furks Tsiand, Bridgetown-- Pu"'no Colombia. o aliso and Valparaiso. SAILING MONDAY. AUGUST 11. Caledopia—Summer crulse. Wvangeline—Yarmouth. Pso American—Bermuds. THE EVENING STAR, Ice Tea for Six! Six Glasses—Six Coasters—Six Sippers $1.00 —-Eighteen glass that wi flleces of cool looking green 1 add greatly to the anenr- e. ance of your bridge or luncheon tab Kann's—Third Floor. Tomorrow! A Sale of Handy, All Steel - Utility Closets For Home or Office Use! In White, Ivory or Green Enamel Finishes —The handiest, most compact storage cabinets imaginable for bathrooms, kitchens, bedrooms —and for offices. You can keep anything you have in them— linens, china, books, kitchen utensils, medicines, preserves, pers, etc., as they are strong- r; made of steel throughout, enameled in colors or white— stand 4514 inches high, 18 inches wide and 12 inches deep. A most unusual value! Kann's—Third Ploor. $15.00 to $25.00 Scatter Size = Oriental Rugs $10 and $1 —Beautiful rugs from Persi in rich Oriental colorings and charming Oriental designs. The average size is 234x5 ft.—ideal for odd bare corners in a room. Kann's—Third Floor. Auto Seat Cover Sets $1.69 Set Formerly $2.95 and $3.95 —Seat and back covers for all makes of coaches, sedans and touring cars—made of a durable automobile cloth — in neat striped patterns. —Auto Seat Covers for backs and u'-u o:l c«:\;p‘n’- nng Road- sters, formerly R and $195 ... 89¢ Reg. $10 Pottery Table Lamps $5.00 -.l':hnnnjmI lamps in green and gold glazed finishes, and a new diamond de- sign with Love Bird decorations. Each mounted on a bronze finished metal base, and cnmglew with a parchment shade to match the lamp, Kann's—Third Floor. WASHINGTON, D. C., 500 Sm‘af‘t’ Handbags! | Fabric! A Special Purchase Knitted Suits and Dresses $25, $35, $39.50 and $49.50 Values $16.95 —But one or two of a kind— copies of imported models, made of beautiful quality knitted fab- rics. In lovely, plain or combin- ation colors. Sports dresses have long sleeves, some with 34- length coats, and the suits are in three-piece styles, with slip- over sweaters. Sizes 16, 18, 20, 38, 40, 42, and 44. Xann’s—Second Floor. . Transparent Velvet Berets $1.25 —The ideal hat for sports; so light in weight one hardly knows they have anything on the head—and so becoming to nearly all types. Colors, brown, tan, sand, green, blue, black and white.—Neckwear Department, Kann's—Street Floor. Special Sale! Women’s Rayon Slippers $1.00 pr. —The smart D'Orsay style boudoir slippers of black rayon crepe, with colored linings and marabou_ trimmings to match lining. Soft padded soles and regular heels. All sizes. Kann's—8treet Floor. Special Purchase New Printed Voiles % 19¢ yd. * —Polka-dot and figured designs on cool light or dark grounds that are all fast colors. If one is at all handy with the needle, it will be real economy to buy enough for several dresses. 36 inches wide. Kann's—Street Fioow, L] Children’s Button-on Play Suits 88c —8mart, comfortable little sults of printed dimities and lawns, some with novelty, others plain colored broadcloth shorts. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Popular colors. ‘Kann's—8Second Foor. A Special Rengo Belt Corsette $3.95 —Two models—for tall and short figures—fashioned of ex- cellent quality swami, reinforced over back and having a clever abdominal belt. Made 1al- for Kann's in Washington. o8 34 to 48. XKann's—8econd Floor, TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1930. Leather! $1.95 Value 100 —Top and back strap styles of leather! Fabric bags of linen, shantung, crepe and tapestry, in pretty pastel colors, black, navy blue, green and brown. Each nicely lined and fitted. Many with simulated prystal handles and ornaments. Kann's—Street Floor. Tapestry! Silk Frocks! Ensembles! An Interesting Group of $16.50 to $25 Values $10 Flowered Chiffons Embroidond Georgettes Plain Chiffons Shantungs —1If you are looking forward to Plain Georgettes Printed Crepes Fall needs, or if u want a dress for wear right now—you will find {toin this exceptionally varied assortment. The printed fabrics are in attractive designs and color combinations, the embroidered georgettes are ex- ceptionally neat and cool looking, and the plain fabrics in the most popular light and dark colors. Styles for sports, street, business, travel, afternoon and evening wear. Misses,” Women’s, Little Women’s and Extra Sizes Kann's—Second Floor. ‘A Special Sale Costume Slips Regular $10 to $2.00 —An unusually attractive collection of slips to bear such a modest price tag. Lace-trimmed and tallored styles, of flat erepes—“Daffodil” silk and rayon crepe. A speclally pur- chased lot, including a number of samples. Misses’ and women's sizes. Extra sizes of rayon crepe only. $16.50 Sleeveless Frocks and Ensembles $45 Wardrobe Trunks —S8turdily constructed trunks, with rounded edges and hard $30 $6.95 —Many women have expressed their surprise at finding dresses of this high character at so very moderate a price. Only an unusual combination of circumstances makes it possible to offer such values, just when they are most needed for vacation wear. Dresses for almost any occasion. The materials are— - fibre covering. uipped with 10 garment hangers and other conven- iences. Loop draw bolts and spring lock. $30 Wardrobe Trunks at —Fibre-covered trunks, pro- tected at corners with best brassed hardware. Strongly Rug Eobasal built and fully equipped. Moths lay thelr larva in dirty $55 “Royalrobe” Wardrobe Trunks Tgs; ete, —Raised open top fibre-cov- $ Moth Damage Causes Greatest Pewter Shaker Pastel Crep: Whi Sets, $1-00 i Printed Silk Crey ing them and safeguard against i bands; 10 garment hangers, i 4 MOTH DANGER! shoe box, dust curtain, lsundry bag and & Ml shakispa popper siaker Chiffons Shantungs Call Mr. Pyle at Metro. 2414 hat compartment. The shakers, which are in & . dl and he will gladly give you Kann's—Pourth - Floor. snuml new shape with handles, oy i t snugly in the pt:-y. Rug Cleaning Co. 106 Indiana Ave. Have your rugs and carpels u'mugh])y nln-n':l before stor- ered trunks, with two center Misses’ and Women’s Sizes