Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1931, Page 23

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1931 LANSBURGH'’S 7th, 8th and E Sts.—NAtional 9800 Girl ‘Winning’ Place On Men’s Net Team Is Barred by Dean No Connection With Any Other Washington Store Pastel Lace Dresses for Misses Now Featured at a 2 The Very Styles Now Most in Demand Costume Jewelry Specially Priced style-right group, including white, imitation jade, turquoise, coral, sapphire, crystal, pearl and striking black and white jewelry! Chokers, bracelets, earrings and pins for wearing with street, sports and afternoon frocks. JEWELRY—STREET FLOOR. 7th, 8th and E Sts.—NAtional 9800 - No Connection With Any Other Washington Store PITTSBURGH, May 1.-- A tei 1 would have been on the first- British Astromoner Visits| | Sea'm . P negie Tech if the dean of women California Authority on had not objected. freshman at Carnegie, reported for the men’s team and trimmed S didates. She easily would have By the Assoclated Press. won thé distinction of being the PASADENA, Oalif, May 1.—Sir James| | team at the college, school offi- eans, in his quest for more data about cials said, if thé dean had not Dr. Gustaf Stromberg, Swedish astrono- mer, engaged here in measuring star oyements in the, milky 13, siea cx. | MAN WHO KILLED FAMILY Sensively at Mount Wilson and spectro-| \wiTH GAS PAYS PENALTY gulles per second 5,000 stars are moving the earth or away from it. : i e I Ll After Refused Visit The milky-way galaxy is the islan fmiverse of which the earth is a part, With Remaining Son. $ 50 cart wheel turning on its center, which | P7008 SEBLTAT T oy o ares . is in the region of Sagittarius. There |y ;,; "3 o parber, was electrocuted at . stars in' this island univ: which is | Ohio ; v slaying of his scn, Robert, who with his s but one of some 30,000,000 other such | gy ‘and three brothers, was killed : The work of determining the laws of | 0% ¥35 00 Smart young moderns are choosing these pastel lace Btellar motions—in_other words, the |YEAIS 380, g maine | : S for leading stylists say it's going to be a “lace 2 i ; ce|fused to amplify his statement. He all Summer g, YEICEEGIIE ; peeSome Deculiar eIl T s | walked calmly to the chair, and awaiied | Summer!” Lace de soie, a new arrival, quaintly crisp and fain thoroughfare in the plane of the |he had maintained during his incar- d ik = A ] 2 milky way along which stars move with | ceration in death ro that : just too r('f'wshlm;: ffnr words r You'll want one of & relatively high velocity. ! X e each! “Sizes 14 to 20, in white and delicate shades. his son Charlie, jr., only survivor of | ; In Circular Motion. the gas, but the son was not brought to \ 7 5 i 200, miles’ per second along this thor-| King was tried on enly one gharge, & oughfare, but certain types lag behind | that of asphyxiating his son. Robert, k bl J M : emarraoie for Jr. 155€S “Lately the Dutch astronomer Oort|were named in the indictments. den gave evidence that this pro- S . “From the stellar motions it s pos- #ble to estimate the weight of the w0 prumate e, ettt MOVES &STORES J ber. This weight is of the apparent erse resses erder of " 1.000.000.000000,000,000.000,- | 71313 YOU STREET, NW. PHONE NO.3342-3343 [] LANSBURGH'S Special fi ;.S S Juniors! Cotton jersey frocks—that will not stretch or shrink when laundered! They're light of weight, com- open-mesh yokes, bands of tri-color trim, pleated necklines and wide leather belts. White and Summer pastels; 13 to 17. i i i By the Associated Press. year men’s tennis team at Car- Miss Dorothy Anderson Butler, +_ Star Movements. most of the other yearling can- MOUNT WILSON LABORATORY,| | first woman member of a men's he universe going to pleces, today met taken a hand. movements in the milky way. scopists have determined how many s e l L P 2 : urprisin ow I'rice Ohio Barber Goes to Electric Chair P 1494 Studles Stellar Paths, fand Sir James describes it as & Rreat| oo acooiated Press. are estimated to be some 3 0 million | oh Penitentiary last night for the o gas in thelr home, at Hamilton, two | is one of frocks for graduation! Of course they expect to wear them | tained his innocence and last night re- our galaxy,” he said, “There is a cer- |the fatel chatge in the stoical silence delightfully feminine. Batiste, a cool, cotton version of lace $ King had expressed a desire to see “Most stars move with speed about |the penitientiary. in,the general processt | although the remainder of the family cession is not along a straight line, but | Y along a more or less circular path about a center situated somewhere in the as a e otton which our sun is an insignificant mem- FURNITURE OFA“.K'NDS 000,000.000,000,000,000,000 pounds.” Here's - something new and engagingly chic for voung fortable and cool. One and two piece styles—with large DRESS SHOPS—SECOND FLOOR. 'Be Sure to See This Sewing Machine Domestic Electric $58.85 Think of it! This beautiful table model at more than % off just during this sale! Latest type electrical equipment, complete set of attachments, fully guaranteed. 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