Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1930, Page 26

GRIP FRM! ' ON ENTIRE WEST Snow Blocks Mountain Roads and Rail Traffic as Mercury Tumbles. ' DENVER, Colo., November 20.—Storms have spread a deep blanket of over thel West were to- , only to be ml-nd by tuml E ¥ ik continued l,ll’; ;.be M!el yester- m‘u WAy Al le‘y Air Mail Delayed In Wyoming air mall pilots defled storm to carry on, somewhat be- schedule. Cobb, an oll driller, was 1escued fiy frozen to deat f‘;m an isolated r mn-nu Wyo SOVIETIZED WORLD Economics Professor Says Example Rather Than The- ory Will Be Method. Russia now expects, through strictly economic competition to Sovietize the world, Dr. John H. Gray, professor of economics in the Graduate School of American University, ndmonlnnd the Harratd Club et W Washington last night. as & member ol a party of 30 Ammun e economists re: umuy returned from an extended vhn N longer are Soviet efforts directed | toward. persuading lmlcn nations to | adopt the Communist of govern- Im nt '.hl'olllll theore! propaganda, | S oret by exktapla u‘f.t'g:" T p-c ‘appeal by example work- ers of capitalistic Q.&lu the five-year phn o! meehunlnunn hu besn completed and Russia becomes large-scale lndlutrlll and umultun\ mdueer in “fl A marked rise in liv- standards of the Ruuhu masses at thlt tim= is expec create wide- { t of snow | | SAYS RUSSI SEERS 225 Pontiff praised the h order l:ll the United States, an THE EVENING STAR; WASHINGTON, D. C. THhRSDAY, NOVEMBER POPE SEES D. C. SISTER VATICAN CITY, November 20 (#).— Mary Glynn of New Orleans and Ignatia Ml'ull’e of Washington. votk of their im- benediction upon the sister- Headaches— Eyestrain— BEDROCK SOUGHT |WOUNDED YOUTH’S Holes by Monument. of the Glles Driliing COr-| Gordon Dodson, Hurt When Shot- poration of New York were boring down on the easterly side of the Washington llomun:rnt today, rock third hole, west of the Monument. ¢ at 107 mnhed at 128 feet. gun Goes Off Accidentally, Reported Better, Special Dispateli to The Star. P, ), Md., November 20— . k, and expect to bed-rock around flu 100-foot. :'hnfllllllnbddhy.eom encountered at said to be col feet,” while solid bed-rock was| The and Grace Dunu 11; Elmer uum LANSBURGH’S 7th, 8th and E Sts.—NAtional 9800 % Glorifying the @hristmas” Gift fi d.yni.ht. 'was Nylmpmodmu umnnm. e Bagineers Borine Fourth ot Ten| CONDITION IMPROVED [B Dartmoor, being conducted the most foreign ing NAMES OIL PRESIDENT Henry F. Sinclair Announces Ap- pointment of Henry L. Phillips. 'lflmo\-pfl-m are by volun! teachers, of the Sinciair Consolidated OIl subjects year be- 7th, 8th and E Sts.—NAtional 9800 i Glorifying the Christmas Gift belleved ps was president of the Sinclair B.C. L ANSBURGH'’S Silk Week Features Three Leading Silk Crepes Satin crepe—canton crepe-—and heavy washable flat erepe—there’s no question as to the smartness and fashion- 3 49 yard . D-nver wn.h l ‘mercury | tems at the 15 m-rk 'r e heaviest in the soul lwrnl part n‘lln tators hm travel on some h" m iy s dstill and all | will [oje=——alalc——a|mlc———jo[——n| Thousands of Fine Roses | One Cent a Dozen It’s Just Another of Our Wonderful - See ROSE OPTICAL CO. proletariat dic- ummn Stals' Tonitrel. 907 G St. NW. Mun'hlle all Russians believe they be attacked by armed forces, as correctness of these three silks! All of the superior Lans: burgh quality—all priced way below regular for Silk Week! Black and the newest Winter colors! Every Day During November We're Featuring an Extraordinary Value in Toytown—Watch for Them! 40-Inch Silk Flat Cre pe Not often will you find a flat crepe as supple and as soft as $ I yard this for $1.14 a yard! It’s an excellent quality—guaranteed washable—and in a choice of 45 style-right colors! $1.00 for One Dozen $1.01 for Two Dozen B < 3 BIaCk Silk Velvet Cash and Carry Flower Stores Wood Pull 804 17th St. N.W. 807 14th St. NW. 609 12th St. NW. Trains ; New Printed Crepe Metro. 7945 Metro. 7433 Metro. 9369 Engine and Car Smart Winter prints in the new- > est designs and color combinations. Toot! Toot! Here she 40 inches wide. A special offer for comes—number 777 of the Kind R. R! Solid - W:k“'l lertown . .. ol1 wood—choice of an engine Y ooy with pullman car or box car filled with blocks. TOYTOWN—FOURTH FLOOR 50-Inch Flat Crepe $|-58 Yes<full 50 inches wide and of a soft, heavy quality. Guaranteed washable. Cheney’s Velvet $3.65 A lovely, soft quality all-silk chiffon velvet—in black and the leading Winter colors. 40 inches wide. BAPTlsT ASSOCIATION ' VALUES UP! PRICES DOWN! SENSATIONAL SALE MADE TO SELL AT #s SPECIAL— SAVE $2 ON EACH HAT Latest Materials: Newest Colors: GENUINE SOLEILS HlEAESA. CHAMOIS SUEDES PISTACHIO cnzzn FINE FUR FELTS YACHT BLUE. R SATINS & RIBBONS COMBINATIONS BROWN & BLACK ALL HEAD SIZES Eon B that washes by the I Hand-Washing Method There is no time like the present to satisfy that long- ing for the beautiful, silent operating Voss Washer which you have seen advertised in national Enjoy the luxury of wash- ing even your daintiest pieces in its beautiful green por- celain enamel tub, which is as easy to clean as a china Smartest Styles: TRICORNES LONG SIDES CLOSE FITTING H QUILLS & FLOWERS i MARINE LIFE IS TOPIC 1227 F St i N.w, L. Ditmars to Address Geo- 1227 F St N.W. ’llnal Serving the Washington Pubiic for 24 Years William Our Only Store e. You will know the Voss— Roserdort b e Ve 1215 G St. The Original “G” Street Furrier ™Nitlonstsos with a Floating Agitator. ““Pn'm Lower Than for 15 Years Past! g “ -} \ P $ 9 8 050 RECORD BREAKING i . VALUES DURING OUR Pyl TWENTY-FOURTH" Durine This Sell: ANNIVERSARY SALE! NG T - T double incent this sale will make it an :e‘:"!fi;“ $I 6.00 Set of Seéf_r . We want to show on in substantial manner for the remark: S-euu you h ccorded us—and we are With the purchase of a Voss Washer doing it by making most Drastic Reduction on the most desirable Furs obtainable. S-el prices that will er be underquoted. YOU SAVE 331439 to 509 [ = e On Fur Coats, Jackets and Scarfs o g o B0 rolls easily on large Group 1—Nort] By » -—n-h"'r:u-u e T Bais ey, Ouste i it et casters. Finished in R Ll 150 s o S0 130 00 01%. A green to match washer. NIVERSARY SALE PRICE. : X 892,50 A ; substantial tub 2—Silver Wuskrat Coats, flare and straight models— equipment (hxt you _"flh'“léd._m (Dyed ) vith fiteh collar and cuffs—Mar- will enjoy using e The Repulas 1850 Brict wash day. ? i STREET and SIXTH FLOORS, LANSBURGH’S 7th, 8th and E Sts.—NAtional 9800 S Gtorttying the Ghristmas s ® When the Sun Slants Golden This Informal Luncheon Table Enlists Vibrant Color Radiant colored tulip bulbs spring from the sparkling green center bowl . . . while the china, as modern as the age, catches the eye and excites untold interest. The effect is a gay one and quite appropriate for the informal luncheon. See this and the prize-winning table in our table-setting competition now displayed in our China Section on the Sixth Floor. CHELL’SFAMOUS BOUQUET COFFEE 25c¢ Ib. Why Pay More? , W. BURCHELL' 817-19 Fourteenth Just Think of It— The Star delivered to e R L LT 2 “Goose Girl” is the name of the modern china. A dis- tinctive and colorful pattern created for American hostesses. 66-piece service for 8 persons. $27.50. ARG ER RIS A AR Twinkling goblets . . . with spiral blown green glass bowls and herringbone crystal stems carry out the green and white color scheme. Each, 25c. CHINA—SIXTH FLOOR. nllguhrlmmh NIVERSARY SALE PRICE ... Mink Coats and Hudson Seal Coats (Dfllflnfl.flmm Small Deposit Reserves Any Garments. Charge Accounts Solicited. -