Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1931, Page 16

T30 WHENT ROP ‘SHONSPCT. BN 41 Nations, Exclusive of Rus- sia_and China, Yieid 3, 649,656,000 Bushels. By the Associated Press. The total 1930 wheat crop for 41 countries, exclusive of Russia and China, was estimated yesterday by the Department of Agriculture at 3,649,- 656.000 bushels. This _estimate, which included the first official report on the Argentine crop, represented an increase of 9 per cent over the comparable 1929 total. ‘These 41 countries a year ago account- ed for 96 per cent of the estimated world crop. ‘The current Argentine crop was placed at 271,404,000 bushels, against 162,576,000 bushels a year ago, or an increase of 66 per cent. While the total world crop for the 41 countries was increased, the 1930 production for the 25 European coup- tries so far reported, excluding Russia, is 5.3 per cent below the 1929 total for the same countries. Russian production for 1930 was estimated at 1,157,400,000 bushels, against 702,851,000 bushels in Sl LIONESS CREATES PROBLEM AT Z00 Turns Back on New-Born Babes for Second Time Within Year. By the Assoclated Press. A young lioness, who consistently re- to consider domesticity a career, has created quite a problem at the National Zoological Garden. Only last July the lioness turned her back on three new-born babes—and Slain Teacher | JESSIE GRIFFITH, Youngest of the two Blackwell, Okla., sc100l teacher sisters who were shot to death and thrown from their motor car on the highway near Tonkawa, Okla. She was 24 years old. —A. P, Photo. RESIGNS TREASURY POST T. L. Lawrence to Become Vice President of Insurance Firm. ‘Thomas L. Lawrence has resigned his post as chief insurance examiner for Treasury Department to accept | the post of vice president of the Inter- national Re-Insurance Corporation. Mr. Lawrence will leave Washington for California within the next few days to take over his duties in the West. As chief insurance examiner he had immediate supervision over all cas- ualty and surety companies writing surety bonds in favor of the United States. Mr. Lawrence was born in the Treasury Department eight years. He resided at 2121 New York avenue. now she has done the same thing over again. ‘Two of the first three died of neg- Railways of Italy recently placed orders for 1,000,000 tons of coal. FHE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JANUARY 4, 1931—PART ONE. At Your Service « « If you find that social obliga- tions, business or housework interferes with shopping—just call our personal shopper, Miss Jane Stuart—she will select and deliver anything desired, Na- tional 9800. | A Great Sale! The Beauty Salon Announces A January Sale of Hair Goods 1/ o 4 Tag Prices A clearance of our entire stock of imported and domestie huir pieces. New style transe formations, bob wigs, switches, hydabobs, ringlet clusters, puffs —in all shades, including grey and white. NOTE SOME OF THE SAVINGS ki L ANSBURGH'S 7th, 8th and E Sts.—NAtional 9800 No Connection With Any Other Washington Store Cut and Made to Sell for $16.50 to $29.50 $1 3 94 A merchandising triumph! In fact, one of the most fortunate purchases that Lans- burgh’s has ever made! Lounging pajamas, s0 lovely they remind you of evening ensem- bles—fashioned of soft, luxurious transparent velvets, heavy satins, dull crepes and glittering metal cloths. Two and Three Piece Models Face the Facts « » » It takes more than a smart new hat to bring back the bloom to your Winter-weary complexion. A visit to our Cosmetic Style Bureau will teach you how to put on Marjorie Johnson “make up” to reveal all your hiddem beauty.—Street, Floor, Exquisite LOUNGING PAJAMAS! Switches, re‘ularly' $4.95, now $3‘7 1 Transformations, regularly $9.95, now $ 7046 BEAUTY SALON—FOURTH FLOOR lect. The third, Susan, was saved by modern infant-rearing methods, person- ally applied by Mrs. William M. Mann, wife of the superintendent. She gave Susan a daily bath, dusted her with talcum powder, washed her eyes with boric acid, sterilized her bot- tle, fed her on schedule, and gave her cod liver oil and sunray baths to pre- ‘vent rickets. Sysan thrived on the rate of a pound gain per week and grew so lionlike at 10 weeks she had to be sent back: to the zoo—partly because of her hatred for radio sopranos. She spat, yowled and | S slit cushions and couch coverings with her claws when she heard one. Somewhat ruefully, Mrs. Mann count- ed the cost—s$2 a week for food; $7.50 for rug repairing; $7.50 for floor refin- hhlnf; $20 for replacing silk hose of Rerself and guests—not to mention 10 weeks’ time and worry. - g WEAVER RECOMMENDED HART AND COOLEY — ERADIATOR ENCLOSURES! Nebraska Ex-Governor Urged for E n—‘l":"D;""n’urlflg’;;?h;hir:;.‘gm":‘ Revenue Board Vacancy. I utnitire bt provent. the” Gust s B the Associated Press. from solling the walls, cellings and The loveliest coats obtain- ‘Representative Simmons of Nebraska |= Fifty colors and wood gratns. Phone sble at $99.50! Two-tone recommended former Gov. | Tor i2Snt o Stimates, U0 muskrats,” natural pony coats with expensive-looking dressmaker touches and wide, flowing trousers that look like skirts. In gay floral prints, dashing stripes, black, tur- quoise, coral and many, many other new and wanted colors. New Fur Coats LOUNGING PAJAMAS—THIRD FLOOR Purchased at the New Low Market Prices and Marked at Great Savings $99.50 Sale! 1931 Coat Fashions! Featuring Coats Distinctive ' Through the Extravagant Use of Fine Fur $59.50 to $79-50 Values 550 Wouldn’t you love to have a smart new coat of rich crepe broadcloth, trim- med in skunk—or kit fox—or baby lynx, Persian lamb or caracul? That’s exactly what you will find in this group! Tai- lored with skill, and expertly styled! Campbell to Sail Soon. LONDON, January 3 (#)—Capt. Mal- colm Campbell, whose nmew racing car is now complete, will leave January 14 for Daytona Beach, Fla., where he will attack the speed record set by the late 8ir H. O. D. Segrave. yesterday Weaver to President Hoover for ap- S - 2 with Armor coon collars, rose Board to succeed the late Edward H. lllc:l.lm‘lflw black sealines* with lapin® or mg:uenu'uve Strong_of Kansas, a —— krimmer trim. Sizes 16 to 42. member of. the House Banking Com- Regular Del"very possible successor to Cunningham, said that he could not tgke“the job even Star every day. The great ma- Jority have the paper delivered day morning at a cost of 1% Beautifully moired pony cents daily and 5 cents Sunday. coats, muskrats, caracul paw tage of this regular service at med with fluffy fox, fitch or :1'-‘ O TR e Ite MAtionn! skunk. Semi-fitted and fashe MOTTOW. Sizes 16 to 42. *Dyed Rabbit. pointment o the Federal Reserve | I;lhOWARD S. GODDARD 2 beige lspin® costs and rich mittee, who has been mentioned as a Over 100,000 families read The $ 50 if offered. . regularly every evening and Sun- If you are not taking advan- coats and sealines®—many trim- RU08 Sow 09 mrion ioned as smartly as cloth coats. FURS—SECOND FLOOR. Portable Electric Sewing Machines A handy little machine that can be taken from one room to another. Full size sewing head. Attachments—Motor $ Base and Cover 39 Complete with SEWING MACHINES—THIRD FLOOR. Complete Size Range FOR MISSES. . .14 TO 20 FOR WOMEN. . .36 TO 44 FOR LITTLE WOMEN. .. 351 to 43%4 FOR LARGER WOMEN ..., 425 TO 504 COAT SHOP—SECOND FLOOR Hand-Decorated English Luncheon Service for Six 32 Pieces $7.95 Open Stock Something very new and different is this imported English porcelain luncheon set with light green shoulders and hand-enameled floral centers. Up until now this type decoration has only been found on expensive china. 32 pieces Lansburgh 40-Inch Lustrous Satin Crepe $|09 Beautiful quality for dresses, lin- Quality Washable Flat Crepe This is a particular kind of flat crepe with a rich suede brown, navy and black. finish, or sort of bloom that never washes off! It’s lovely i for afternoon or evening frocks, for negligees and lingerie; 40 inches wide. Cheney’s 40-Inch Black Velvet Scores of the New 1931 Colors White Orchid Basque Blue Transparent and chiffon velvet $2‘69 Pink Beige Pilot Blue YARD « » o service for six, Optic Blown Gold Rim Glassware, 29C ' for sumptuous wraps and evenin, Goblets, table tumblers and low and high frocks .‘p:uv“y ,P,fi,l price! > Eggshell Toast Jeanne d’Arc sherbets of clear crystal glassware, engraved Maise and edged with coin gold. Ocean Jade Manilla Brown NS Srb—————— 40-Inch New Printed Crepe b - Java Brown LANSBURGH'’S e §1.00 T em g Aquatone Purple Navy bro inet d black. 7th, 8th and E Sts—NAtional 9800 R R Mother Goose Fallow No Connection With Any Other W ashington Store Rust Chukker Green Cricket Green Rubytone Third Floor Capucine Lake Green