Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1931, Page 16

‘A—16 BLACKMER GRANTED STAY ON CONVICTION Colorado 0il Man Given 90 Days’ Delay Pending His Appeal in $60,000 Contempt Fine. By the Associated Press. ‘The District Court of Appeals yester- @day granted Harry M. Blackmer, Colo- rado oil man, a stay of 90 days on his «conviction of contempt of court pending &n application for a review by the United States Supreme Court. ®@ W A S HI 1,200 3 for $4.75 @ PURE DYES @ FULL CUT white. Sizes 14 to 17. lengths, 33, 34 ond 35. of blue, tan and green. waist and full cut seats. are plain white. $'| .85 color combinations lavender and tan. bands. blue, Middy and frog now have a total seating capacity of | Plans for the transoceanic voyages have | line in Brazil. 2,100,000. been disclosed by - Martin = Wronsky, | will be followed on the return voyage e Trumpeter’ FINE BROADCLOTH SHIRTS $‘I 65 @ PRE-SHRUNK @ COLOR FAST Identical quality last year, $1.95 Collar-attached style in white, tan, blue or gray. Neckband style in Manhattan UNDERSHIRTS AND SHORTS | 47 Shorts of broadcloth and madras in colorful stripes, or plain shades $3 & $3.50 FINE BROADCLOTH Pajamas In @ wide selection of smart, new Elastic waist- @® THREE HOURS' firmed the decision of the District Su- preme Court finding the former presi- dent of the Mid-West Refining Co. Eglty of contempt for refusal to retwrn m France to testify in the Fall-Sin- clair ofl cases. Blackmer was fined $60,000. Under the stay, he will have until July 6 in which to file his application for a re- view before the mandate is handed down. Blackmer has intimated he in- tends to attack the validity of the Walsh act, under which he was convicted. The act, passed especially in an effort to obtain his testimony, would permit the service of subpoena on an American citizen living in a foreign country. For a number of years Blackmer has lived in France. GRAF TO MAKE SIX OCEAN CROSSINGS Plan Fast Plane - Airship - Plane Service From Berlin to South America, liner Bremen. be on a fast plane-a Euro and this continent. =% there to be placed aboard By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 14—The Graf Zeppelin, veteran of seven Atlantic crossings, including the last leg of a - R e trip around the world, is being groomed Motion-picture theaters of France [to make six similar trips this Summer. ‘Wronsky. MG T SN 55 F AN E ST ME N * S 1310 F Street |- __ — Sleeve Fifth Season . . . Exclusively at the Raleigh Dublin Twist SUITS $29.50 ® FABRICS LOOMED IN IRELAND ® FINEST YARNS FROM AUSTRALIA ® LINING SILKS FROM JAPAN Elastic Shirts Great news for men who know Dublin Twists--- those wonderful, incomparable Summer Suits that hold their shape as no other Summer suits do—the new models are in . . . No domestic mill has ever been successful in duplicating this extraordinary fabric . . . so crisp, and so clear in color . . . The weaving process is a Euro- pean secret . . . The tailoring and clever designing complete the job of a marvellous Summer garment . .. Our allotment of Dublin Twists for this season is limited . . . and no more are to be obtained. See them today! green, styles. A RALEIGH CHARGE ACCOUNT will prove a real convenience. FREE PARKING AT THE CAPITAL GARAGE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, director of Lufthansa, the German Alrways System, before sailing on the The forthcoming trips, he said, will -plane sched- ule between Berlin and South America, and it is contemplated that an experi- on mental mail schedule of five days will be established between the capitals of plan is to send our mail and passengers to Seville, Spain, by plane, for the transatlantic crossing,” said Mr. “At Pernambuco the loads will be transferred to the planes of the Condor Syndicate, which is an affiliate of Luf- thansa for transport by air to the va- rious coastal cities served by the air ‘The same procedur W E AR WHILE night. airship Boys' Club. tor of the Chest. Kemp, John McIntosh, iss Mary Bow g T @R E. A New Low Price! Genvuine ECUADOR Hand-Woven Panamas $5 Last year, $8.50 In the smart Optimo shaope. Well - proportioned brim and crown. Finely woven. By far the best Panama we've seen ot the price in many years. Final! A Group OF MEN'S $8 & $10 SHOES : $5.85 Only 113 pairs in the lot. A few pairs each in sizes 5, 6, 61-2,7, 712, 8, 812, 9, 91-2, and a better assortment in large sizes, 10, 1012 and 11. Black and brown. Men’s Fine PLAIN AND CLOCKED HOSE S5° Identical Quality Last Year, $1.00 Patterned after French designs. Plain or drawn clocks, in Blue, Ton, Gray or Black and White, Pure Dyes. All Sizes. 3 Pairs for $1.50 HAND-TAILORED Neckwear $'I 35 Fine quality silks, in the newest effects. Resilient construction. Plain, striped and combinations. Imported silk-lined crepes in- clyded. SHOPPING HERE D:. €., THURSDAY, BOYS’ CLUB TO SING FOR COMMUNITY CHEST Christ Child Group to Fill Period WOL TO- ‘The Community Chest period on Sta- tion WOL from 6:15 to 6:30 o'clock will be filled tonight by the Boy Trou- badors of the Christ Child Society’s They will be introduced by William J. Plunkett, assistant direc- Among those who will take part are Joe Cavanaugh, Jimmie Bowes, John Billie Greene, Bob Kemp, Billie McFarlane and others. be accompanist. RALEIGH HABERDASHER MAY 14, 1931. $1 Curtain Sets 49¢ Dainty Cur- tains and val- ance sets, col- ored trim in rose, blue, green, orchid and gold. Well made and practical for Summer, a REMNANT DAY ... FRIDAY. early if you expect to take advantage of this Remnant Day, as we can’t promise how long they will last! $1 Yd. Wide Silks Check Taffeta Printed Broadcloth Plain Broadcloth Changeable Taffeta » Kimono Silks 39¢ . Useful lengths of from 2 to 10 yds. Every yard guaranteed pure silk and washable. 49¢ and 59¢ Rayon Fabrics Printed Rayon Printed Shantung Rayon Flat Crepe Rayon' Alpaca Rayon Satin Twill 25¢ v Useful lengths in from 2 to 10 yds. Every wanted color and color combination in the lot, but not every color in every fabric; guaranteed fast color. 25¢ & 39¢ Wash Goods Printed Broadcloth Plain Broadcloth Woven Stripe Madras Printed Plque Printed Pongee Tissue Ginghams Printed Volles 1 6C Yd. ‘Useful lengths of from 2 to 10 yds. A large selection to choose rom, but not every color in every fabric to choose from. Every yard guaranteed fast color, $1 Women’s Beautiful $10 to $16.50 Values DRESSES 815 Sold Singly $7.95 The smartest styles and fabrics are included. We have only 117 of these dress values for Friday, and because of the low price they are bound to be snatched up early . . . so get vours while the selection is good ; sizes 14 to 50. 31 Coats and Suits Assorted styles in silks, $5 cloths, etc, in values that last year would have sold up to $19.75. $2.95 Rayon Crepe ; DRESSES $7 -4 & Prints and plain crepes in pretty street and sports styles. REAL BASEMENT VALUES Only 5 $6.95 9x12 Stencil Grass Ruge, for Friday .......ccco000eeee 500 yds. 29¢ Cretonme, 2 to 10 150 yd. lengths, for Friday, yd....... 600 yds. 35¢ China Matting, slightly soiled, 36-inch width, for Friday, yard.. 10 $6.95 and $7.95 Bordered Feltbase $3 Sizes 9x12 and 9x10%3, 19¢ | Rugs. Damaged. U NS e R R 100 yds. Felt-base Hall Rungler, 24-in. width, 1 to 5 yd. lengths, yd. Krinkle Bedspreads Friday—Remnant Day! Because of broken size ranges, odd lots and accumulated merchandize, we are holding Men’s Shirts and Shorts s 1 Four for . $2 Belgian Linen Couch Covers Boys’ and Girls’ $1.70 Shoes Women’s $1.00 Novelty Pajamas Two for . . .75 Card Tables Linen Sheéls and Cases $1.25 Value 5% Linen c 5% Cotton Bp! These Spreads ‘Splendid: vale f cover woth bed in these stand and pillow, and e come in A group of delightful boudotr shades — blue, rose, orchid, etc. Plllowcases P 25e Scores and scores of bargains go on sale . . ., get here 300 Women’s $1 P. K. Dresses Tie A group of charming, eool dresses for the warm Summer days in smart daytime styles. Women’s Cotton Bloomers .......q Slip-over Aprons .... 0dd Lot $1 Girdles ....c.co0n tomorrow ceeeweee Here are listed just a few of the scores of items on sale: cesee® 51 51 51 s Size 54x90 in. 13e¢ 3¢ R, G e D $1 Hoover Dresses .... 64c 50¢ R: Undies, Wom::‘:n& '(I;ilreh’ 19c \ . ’ “Girls’ Wear 25¢ Knit Body 1 W?fislu ]-2 /20 $2 Girls’ Blouses, 44 sizes Tto 14 ... ‘1 50c E. Z. Waist Suits . 390 50c and 59¢ Play S s . 37c $1.98 All-Wool Sweaters .... 97c $1WakkingDresses, 7 TR0 B yres o [ 9c $1 Pique d Or- peady Reau... NI Broadcloth Slips, 4 C sizes 2 to 12.‘?... 3 Boys’ All-Wool . Suits $§-50 These suits are of four pleces with coat, vest and two pairs of full cut golf knickers. All-wool serge and sunproof—well tailored, Sizes T to 16. ; Boys’ White Duck Knickers 1 For the May Procession and for the hot Summer days, these well made and cut ducks are just %hiotl’;l"’ns. Good quality., Sizes Boys’ White Blouses & Shirts 59¢ Broadcloths in plain and pat- terned styles. Well made and liberal cut in sizes 7 to 15 and 125 to 14. Special Purchase of Women’s \ $3 1o $4 83 Parchment, Blonde, Beige, Maroon or Kaffa Kid—patent colt, tan or patent gunmetal. Opera and strap pumps and fancy cut-out ties. Simu- lated reptile trim. Cuban, Spanish or spike heels. All sizes. 31.89