Evening Star Newspaper, August 13, 1930, Page 10

ARCHITECT SESSION American Institute Secretaryf Named by President for Trip to Hungary. Frank C. Baldwin of this city, secre- tary of the American Institute of Archi- tects, has been named delegate for the United States to the Twelfth Inter- national Congress of Architects, to be | held at Budapest, Hungary, September 7 to 14, it was announced today by, the American Institute of Arhitects. The designation of Mr. Baldwin was made by the President through the SLaQP‘ rtment. | acceptance by the International | Permanent Committee of Architects of | the invitation of the Hungarian gov- ernment and of the capital of Buda- pest to hold the congress there was | made known early this year. Invita- tions have been extended to practically all of the leading countries of the world and acceptances have been received | from virtually all, according to Edward | . Kemper, executive secretary of the institute, United States to Invite Gathering. Mr. Baldwin, as this country's offi- clal representative, will carry with him to Budapest an invitation of the United States to all other delegates to the ess to meet in Washington in 1933 in conjunction with the Amer- jean Institute of Architects. Tie in- vitation will propose holding the initial sgessions in the capital, with subsequent meetings in New York City and in Chi- , at the Iatter place in conjunction with' the World Exposition. Subjects of Debates. The subject. themes of the debates for | the Twelfth International Congress, | made public by George Oakley Totten, §t., of 808 Seventeenth street, secretary ©of the American section of the Inter- pational Permanent Committee, arc tabulated as follows: 1. The economical education of archi- tects. 2. The results obtained hitherto by the chamber of architects. 3. TRe intellectual ownership of the architects. 4. The role of the architects in the industrial buildings. 5. The acoustics of large halls. In connection with the Congress an international exhibition of architectural | will take e, with the co- operation of architects belonging to 20 | different nations. The exhibition is in- | tended to demonstrate the architectural | development, since the war, in the most | smportant countries. PLAN BEAUTIFICATION OF MONUMENT BASE New York Engineer Consulting With Park Cemmission on De- signs Authorized by Congress. John V. Davies of New York, a con- sulting engineer, belonging to the firm of Jacobson & Davies, conferred yes- terday with members of the Nation: Capital Park and Planning Commis. sion and other ‘officials of the Federal Government interested? in the plan to beautify the ground sround the base of the Washington Monument. Congress at its last session provided | | funds for this purpose. It was rather | an intricate plan, but the main outlines are terraces and a great flight of steps facing the White House. | ‘The changing of the plans around the base of tise Monument, are to conform to the approaches to the Arliggton Me. morial Bridge and the Lincoln Me: DISTRICT SUED FOR $5,000 Suit for an injunction and $5.000 | dmlgs was filed yesterday in the Dis- trict Supreme Court against the District | 3f Columbia and the three District Com- missioners by Herbert L. Walther, 5028 Wisconsin avenue, who charges that | the District Government is claiming to own land belonging to the estate of | Alice S. Walther, which were involved | in the extension of Alton place by con- | tion proceedings. The pllintifli says there was never proper service on the owner of the property, yet the Dis- ftrict entered upon the land, ruined the hvnl.r mh:dod:n tre:l, broke fences and Wi maged the Ehrhardt appears fop the plaintiff. FRANK C. BALDWIN, COURT TO SETTLE CLAIM Society Cannot Determine Which Claimant Is Beneficiary. The Royal Neighbors of America, & benevolent organization, has asked the District Supreme Court to deter- mine the adverse claims of Mrs. Mae J. Gibson, 3100 Connecticut_avenue, and her brother, Thomas F. Patterson, 505 K street northeast, as the beneficiary of a policy of $1,000 on the life of their mother, Mary J. Patterson, who died at Hyattsville May 10. The company says it is willing to pay the money, but will not decide which one of the claimants should receive it. The court is asked to pvermit the payment into the registry of the court and to require the claimants to establish their rights. Attorneys Minor, Gatley & Drury appear for the company. CHICAGO e S8 ver Courteois. responsible servic LOW FARES $10.258 For party service charter For information Phone 1336 New Yorl Phone Metropolit, Gregigoo WPEORLER OLD DOMINION STAGES CLAFLIN Optician—Optometrist 922 14th St. N.W. Eastablished 1889 Real Estate Loans (D. C. Property Only) 6% No Commission Charged I i i . You can take 12 years to ll pey off your loans without the ll expense” of renewing. $1,000 q for $10 per month, including interest and principal. Larger | ‘\ or smaller loans at proportion- ate rates. Il | | I I Largest in W, Assets Over $22,000,000 Cor. 11th and E N.W. JAMES BERRY, President EDWARD C. BALTZ, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, 1930. AUGUST 13, T PALAIS ROYAL G STREET AT ELEVENTH TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 Women’s and Misses’ Summer Dresses—Sharply Reduced! If Your Size Is Here, It’s a Great Buy! Some only one or two of a kind. Some only a few in the size, but all sizes stated in the group. It's worth look- ing into! You may find just the dress you want! Just 40—but wonderful values Misses’ $8.95, $9.95 & $10.95 Dresses There are sizes 11 to 20 in this very small group. Now mostly the small sizes, very few 20's. Printed crepes in light and dark colors; a few printed 95 chiffons; short sleeves, cape sleeves and long L] sleeves. Scarcely more than one of a kind. 70 Women’s and Misses’ Dresses Originally $8.95, $9.95 & $10.95 A remarkable group of dresses and ensembles of groug Now plain and printed fancy wash silks and pastel chiffons. Sizes are varied . .. 11 to 20 in misses 95 and junior dresses . .. 34 to 44 in women’s sizes ° a few half sizes; very few 20's, but plenty of 14’s, 16's and 18's as well as the junior sizes. PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor . 175 Women’s and Misses’ Dresses Originally $10.95 & $12.95 Misses’ include georgette and chiffon ; striped silk Now shirtings; plain crepes; and quite a few cool, soft printed chiffons. Smart crepe jacket frocks, in color combinations. Some sheer jacket frocks ° that are charming for dinner wear. Size range is broken; mostly regular sizes; very few junior, half and extra sizes. 300 Misses’ and Women's Dresses Originally $12.95 & $16.50 The group includes all the leading Summer Now 0.95 ” - Sale! Vacation Luggage These Would Sell for $9.50 Under Ordinary Circumstances! New Printed egligees Moderately Priced at Pure Dye Silk Crepe de Chines Rayon Crepes Overnight Cases 545 Rayon Satins Simple and effective in a smartly tailored style. The new prints Semi-Annual Underpriced Furniture Sale the Fall. Regular sizes, (16 to 20 and 36 to 46) are most extensively represented, though there are a_few half sizes, 34’s, juniors’. Qualities are superior at this price. Here is news we think worth publishing. This sale started Monday morning. 509% of the people who came the first day went away— shopped around—and Came back and bought! They satisfied themselves about the values offered in this semi-annual sale. That is the greatest advertisement we can have. 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PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor are in Oriental, pais- ley or batik designs, on dark or light back- 2 Binders 3 Flannelette Gowns 3 Flannelette Gertrudes 12 Diapers 2 Quilted Pads 1 Rubber Sheet 2 Wash Cloths 1 Castile Soap 310 50c 1 Card Safety Pins 1 Box Powder 1 Bozx Fillex 3 Dresses 1 Hand-Crocheted Sacque L) grounds . . . they are 1 Pr. Bootees exceptionally nice for travel and school wear. Infants’ Lace-Trimmed Dresses and Gertrudes to Match The daintiest bits of dresses made of fine white muslin, trimmed with lace; some with touches of embroidery. Infants' to 2 years. PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor Men! Just Try to Equal This Price on $2.79 to $3.50 Linen Palm Beach! Mohair! Nurotex! . Every Suit is new this season . .. we're closing out the remainder at a drastically low price! Smart patterns and colors well tailored in mixtures of light and dark shades. Sizes for Regulars, Shorts, Stouts and Longs . . . but not in each pattern and style! Direct Entrance to The PALAIS ROYAL Men's Shop from G St. Excellent quality Linen Knickers in roomy, plus-4 styles. Wear knickers, and you’re comfortable and well dressed. In plain white, or white with blue, black and brown plaids. Well made and reinforced through- out. Sizes from 30 to 38! THE PALAIS ROYAL-—Main Floor