Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1931, Page 32

B—16 ‘ THE EVENING S% 4R, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY. AFRIL 7, 1931 PLATOON SCHOOL'S ADV AN-I- AGES [:"ED The Palais Royal Budget Service To Our Charge Customers— —permits you to enjoy the comforts and luxuries tIt is "‘;t necissary“gr °“'Pe“3b“Sh”¢d charge Sovernment Expert Ad-| in a way that you will scarcely miss. G STREET AT ELEVENTH TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 Department on the 5th floor. dresses Cathedral Heights Citizens’ Association. sl | Custom Made Awnings =d Furniture Slip Covers | claimed for the platoon type of school over the traditional school by Miss Alice | Barrows, school building expert of the | United States Office of Edu?n::mbm V S L] l P ® LJ .l | an address at the meeting of the Ca- t thedral ‘Heights Citizens' Associati BRI L At Very Special Prices in Apri ‘The Cathedral HelghtL:hdlinPl: Rroug ngaged in a study of the platoon an i ; : ; : ; el § | d iy thoeststiuimt o \he To enable us to keep our work rooms busy during the month of April, we are quoting prices that are much lower than they will be during the season. new Phocbe Hearst School at Thi - = 2 5 A 2 £ 3 " A 2 i Y A most comprehensive showing of new fabrics, new ideas, with the finest workmanship to give you satisfactory service. last night was an integral part of this o R A visit to our Drapery Department will prove inspiring to the discriminating and thrifty shopper Miss Barrows contended that while the platoon school costs no more than the traditional school to build and main- . o one-third more pupils than the old typé articular :/\ me of school. The educational expert did K a not refer specifically to the controversy between local educators and the smail & t I oo et e Furniture 1 over rnsembie school other than to point out that > Washington has only one building or- ganized on the new plan. That school, : : the Park View, she said, is producing z Made of imported jaspe A splcndid results. The contract for the \ s G5 cloth, corded and tailored new Hearst School will be let during " Pt all | 16 - Aouhesss i e 1 e 19 - X (@ with pleated flounces; l'l "[ !h}mlprl‘)“d lboule\-;:rgl“';stup‘ sig:‘t:" Io; B ¥ ) Ty, il cushions covered on one N7 S e intersection of Thirty-fourth an | : PR Garfleld sreets were asked in 8 reso- I . s ANy 8 q Jhe side with jaspe—on the A Tution adopted by the Cathedral Heights ! ! 3 [\ Loran Aol other with heavy crewel- ® 5 T Association, The propcnents of the | ~ <o g S A , oS f P .h Tequest pointed out that the present s s j . : - wnings ior orcn an 1naows signs are hidden by tree boxes and by | A 8 Pi C 1 R j 5 ::;":otoe‘u.s'i?":‘ K{j;m: :;:,;:,‘:r;';mmc I 2 . ieces Complete Made of the very lm:t grade super quality painted awning duck in g ¥ b Lol \ s G5 1 every desirable color effect. I'rames and fixtures are galvanized and Constitution Presented. TS L rustless. Materials are sunfast. The assoclation also sought the im- = & 4 4 provement of the Government-owne b D i o £ kA g 5 : Porch Awnings—6-Ft. Size 1195 association asked in a resolution that y r 5 Estimates Furnished :"f,;,’k'fd s e PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor, - AV Others ‘According 1o Size — Estimates Furnished A constitution for the sssociation, which had been drafted by a special committee under Graham H. Powell, was presented at the meeting. It wil be printed and copies distributed among the membership of the organization so S l [ that final action may be taken at the ate. next meeting. At present the associa- tion is operating without a constitution, Unusual!! For the New Home! A Sale! Guscid 300 Tapestry-Covered neida Community LiVing ROOm Pieces Foot Stools Silver of 'Importance! Regular $1.39 Value : B O O I Plated Ware %0803033‘*%0803&&%& 890 P 305700 S0 000, %0 JULIAN FILES CHARGE Pewter AGAINST HIS ACCUSER Extortionist Suspect’s Lawyers Lay $125,000 Embezzlement to Complainant. Guaranteed 20 Years T Mahogany By the Assoclated Press. finish legs; LAREDO, Tex., Aprit f.—Authorities investigatipg an allega. extortion at- tempt by C. C. Julian, wealthy oil op- , erator, turned their att-ntion today to accusations against the complainant, | Lamar S. Boling of San Antonio, Tex. Oklahoma City attorneys of Julian requested”Lewis R. Morris, county at- torney there, to file charges against Boling alleging embezzlement of be- tween $100,000 and $125000 which Julian claimed he had delivered to Boling to be held in trust. The county «zttorney was quoted as saying, “If any complaint is signed I want Julian to | sign 1t Julian, free under bond of $15,000, D 8 was indicted yesterday on m::d Jury You'll like the variety and charges of kidnaping, conspiracy to shape of the many new pieces rob, assault with a prohibited weapon Ll !x and carrying an_unlawful weapon. we have in this unusual as- C. C. Boren, Julian's secretary, and sortment ! Discontinued Pattern at 0% A e — (9 X AT in strong, X Substantial Savings! gozogogogozofo&(‘ X % ;:1:2 ggv:rreg RO N oo 598 o i !! ’ 5 s O ; S ke 2 25 : each — X e B ed in o variety . : .40 ROOSOZS Caaene T - Fra { : 00! Reg. $1 Stainless Steel y °°°¢°»‘.‘xv2& Knives. XXX ! ; X1 Reg. 59¢ Forks. 1 Househ()ld Reg. 84¢ Salad Forks PALAIS ROYAL—Art Needlework—Main Floor, Clay Mann, an employe, also were in- Cind.). i $65 Lawson-Type Values Tomorrow! e i s Flower Pots Reg. 59¢ Table Spoons. $48 Chair SO . o Love Seat last week when Boling aftracted the % Reg. 75¢ Butter Knives. ' attention of an officer In the lobay and Ash Trays (set of six) $6 : 50 $4 $ assert ulian 12 threatens H with a pistol and demanded $50,000. Cigarette Holders ' —_———— Bon Bon Dishes " COMMUNISM NO MENACE Stesmied Goblets Reg. 29¢ Bought separately —or as a two-piece suite— 3 Teaspoons these charming pieces will form the central group in Cream Pitchers T0 U. S. YET, FISH SAYS| Sugar Bowis any decorating scheme you have in mind for that new — ]_9(: living room. D Galvanized ecorated Garbage Can _— Tall Compotes House Committee Chairman De- Salt and Pepper Sets 3 % = A Covered in the colorful and informal denims—your own selection, of course Cookie Jars Convenient 7Qq size; corru- clares Immediate Issue Is Pro- PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor r ) b oA B ts T abor. —they are custom made to your order. And exceedingly low priced for the Bright, col- 50 bor s iyl quality of construction and material. Let us show you. e cover. P By the Associated Press. > LOUISVILLE, April 7—Representa- The Lowest Price tive Hamilion Fish, jr, New York, chairman of the special House Com- That We Know munist Investigating Committee, said In an address last night at National Ff ‘ ense dinner there is no real danger to the United States in Communism o or an uniil it has made more progress in China, India and Germany. 3 i Fish said “Communi:ts in Germany number 15.000,000, have an armed and - OO drilled orgenization larger than the German army and can create a serious disturbance in that country any time | it suits the purposs and policy of | r Moscow.” { an e He said the investigating committee ! establiched that there were “between iy, 9055 $19.75 Chest 3.Pe. Bed $24.75 Dresser < 26-Piece Of Drawers -I'C. D€ Y 75 Chest : Outfit $]. 9 A complete service Walnut or ——— ix, including == 95 N |° s $14< i mahogany 4 —_— 4-Pe. Salad Set Bath Room knives, forks, tea- —— Mahogany i | — Green or 70, Hampers spoons, tablespoons or walnut FeRnCEs O e =4 rose glass c All-steel o % Regular sizes in a B 1 A= : bowl and plate; conitcaiction: B and a butter knife veneers com- continuous tubing, gumw o o d, E wooden spoon and with cover, in en- 500,000 and 600,000 Communists in the United States, of which two-thirds were aliens” He advocated that the Ped- eral Government, tirsugh the Depart- ment of Justice, “be given power to " . . brown finish metal i ’ fork. L. and cold meat fork. bined with [ o Shih metsl || B e utifully ork amel finish, gum wood ; and soft, comfortable finished. 0 mattress, covered in | . 7 50 { dull rubbed art ticking. .arge mir- investigate and keep in contact with » Bmsh, o the revolutionary activities of the Com- B S TS An s Berious and imesedisic PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor ; PALAIS ROYAL —Fourth Figor. fssue is the protection of fres American | labor again‘t c-mnet'tion from the convict and forced labor in Soviet Russia,” he said ‘ { ill S I gs— ? 32-Pc. Bl Wear.E You Will Soon Need Summer Rugs—Why Not Select Now and Save — g VemByer Aluminum 98¢ " The kettle, 4-qt. [ ] prime fa- $3'98 size with self-basting vorite pattern in a cover. e rt 1 er u S A : l six. Discontinued Patterns—Guaranteed Perfect At Far Below Regular Prices - Wear-Ever Formerly $20 Rugs Formerly $18 Rugs ; Floor Polish Mop s 9x12-Ft. 8x10-Ft. : : and Hand Duster 1-qt. size 3Q¢ Size ~ : A Gy 25 ot for seiaat offer. Both cheniically treated to quantities. $1695 $14.95 & e 6x9-Ft. 4%x7V-Fr. 36x72In. 27x54-In. Some grades of silk have been cheaper | . London recently than they have been | for' 100 yeass. | _—_— 5 CORN S | Imagine geiting a guar- antced, all-wool blanket for $2.95! It's the 66x80-in. . and in solid colors an. Bound in sateen. Simply ideal for Sumher P pr homes, camps — for hotels y 6@ and rooming houses, too! st e $7.95 Tailored Rayon 3 B 7 Instant Relief .1y Spreads | L 1 o x ravon satm © and’ doible bed_si “The minute Dr. Scholl's Zino-pads are applied 10 corns or sore toes, pain is gone — forgotten! The soothing, healing medication they contain gives you this quick relief. By cushioning and protecting the Save 1/ in this Closeout! sore spot, they remove lh: c;luu 3 —ftiction and pressure of shoes. S ¥ Small, thin, safe, sure. Also sizes $11.95 Rayen Taffeta for Corns between toes, Callouses Spreads ,and Bunions. At all drug, choe and scetiently tatiored ' 97 ! Size Size Size x Size : 2 i Reg. $12.50 Reg. $8.75 Reg. $4.50 Reg. $3 : : N , - . 0ld English g ’ ectric Iron Liquid Wax $9.95 $6.95 $345 $2.45 \} : pSom: $1.98 | 02 $1.59 o Stand and cord, Two- for linoleum, floors, PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor ’ 7 \figt e A e "\ PALAIS ROYAL—Fourth Floor | { dept. stores—only 35¢ box. with wide scallops; -r Sch OI I ’S l ?:;{:; with double Ino.pag‘s PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor ] pain is gipe! on—the