Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1931, Page 27

NG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1931. #* B—IT l[al———]o]lc———=a]c———]alc———lolc———]a][c——=o][c———]a]———[o]c——|0][c——|n] 0] l Wednesday the Last Day SC5 BIDS RECEIVED V'AT'UN NEEDS The New York Shiphullding ulding Co. of Store Your_ Furs v i SRl e O PATAIS ROYAL B it it 'y W G STREET AT ELEVENTH TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 Dr. Bauer Tells Insurance ek, P14 of $3297,00 from the Electric driver will eall for your fars, . The shem Shipbuil ! Men Risk Increases With ”“mf.:,‘mw.m":“‘%:%'}‘..yfifig it not desire or the work. + . Least Defect. to Consult Miss Ann M. Gough ~representative. of McCall hm Ask her aid in selecting patterns fabrics. Let her show you Mt-henonoutorm)(mm-‘ The Call of the Waves Invites You to Get in the Swim—And First Come to Scenic Wonders ‘The Beach Shop is such a low price for gecupation and would, prob- S featme: these very attractive 7 Here you will find bathing suits to wear at - peaks— D& the smartest resorts—Beach Pajamas—Over- These must be trkogn into considera- the vast -l’encu of ° tion, he sald, in issuing life policies on pine forests—he mys- alls—Beach Coats—and all the other gay and ul I lmer l colorful accessories that make life on vacation termine the relationship of each class by physical defect to accidents. He pliots. The risk increases directly as tic waters of colorful the number of defects, even when these lakes. What a region not seem to have any direct rela- for vacation pleasures! Study ot 000 Siudent Ayers, which Mountsin climbiag t of col d cool 000 &b ers, whic Shows that while 35 per cent of the 8p- St Swisk (g1 9vs; S e Dl plicants in perfect physcial condition golf; fishing; hiking; learned to fly so that they could be motoring. Even toloaf issued licenses in a standard time, the is a lljdnulngppul; & . time. Jasper Par Bathlng Su1ts h service daily from Chicaso | Wi sha [ et s S g ot | oSN LOREE e R, Fhuyon fopsieiesmmiity ' ‘Z_fi and ‘5 Jelisble estimate of the Tisk with any “ i K o] ) B \ —washable! And think of; Thy tion opened with & Qudllanl!O—l Y % i ! hl William Ddé\flh‘hkl“u gfier‘vr!']l:k:h d:lp" Pa. P%"“h"fi""”é’ R B th. C 29 sl ore was ress am | Phila ashington, D TR T e — i s Bathing Belts, 25¢ to 59¢ Bandanas . . $1 to $2.95 Beach Coals Sikrid sk Pajamas and Overalls s gue White Gob Trousers . . . . . rate was only 30 per cent for the class, Lodge opens June 1. ican Medical Association. . Bathing Shoes . . .. . .. Complete Your Summer Wardrobe with Dresses That Won’t Deplete Your Allowance! of the partment of Commerce, told the medical section of the American Life Conven- the Wardman Park NATIONAL PARK 4,200 Square Miles of trifles from the normal. Studies, he said, now are being made of the records of 25,000 students to de- September 12-19. LOW SUMMER FARES .. White Shantungs with big red polka dot, scarf ties and pression, he said, is causing many per- . i vl 7 red patent belt. N says: \ ) : {aiy Q’v y b (Can't you just imagine how ., Clip this ad for | % o e ey sons to neglect their healtn with the bt | d smart lllalt combination is?) In result that insurarnce companies can ex- Quality rug maize, too! nsct & higher death rate. service. addresses were by Charles B. . Robbuu president of the American Life When you entertain, avoid the embarrass- Convention, and Dr. Robert L. Rowley, president of the Association of Life In- ment of soiled and dingy rugs. surance Medical Directors. Call Mr. Pyle . .. WEST END CITIZENS ASK FOR NEw SCHOOL NAtional 3257-3291-2036 Sanitary Carpet & Deplore Lack of Educational Fa- cilities as Second Plea Ru Cleaning co. 106 Indiana Ave. b fr= Is Voiced. e Members of the Rug Cleaners Institute of America who diviated by apparently insignificant Amateur Golf Week ‘The medical staff of life insurance companies much in some way overcome the popular distaste for periodic health examinations, said Dr. Charles B. Piper, medical director of the Guardian Life Insurance Co. of New York and chair- man Of the section. The present de- $2.95 1o $5.95 $1.29 1o $2.95 $1.29 1o $1.95 59¢ to $2.59 .. White and pastel embroid- ered crepes. ... Peplum frocks with pleated finish and colored patent ey ° Beach Clogs . . $1 to $2.95 Beach Balls . . . ... . 29 Terry Beach Rugs . . . $295 A Complete and Colorful Display of the Newest 1931 Jantzen Swimming Suits ...Polka Dot Jacket Suits—white frocks with blue dots and blue coat with white dots. «..Pastel Jackets with White Frocks—some of all- over embroidery. (Another leading fashion very much in demand) Reiterating the stand Jast session, t.he ‘West End Citizens’ As- sociation last night voiced & plea for additional educat 1 facilities in the community. Emph: the And there are hand-drawn silk crepes—and dozens asizing crowded condition of neighborhood schools, which by necessity must be attended by the children of the West | f End citizenry, the association A?M & resolution urging the erection an elementary or junior high school at a convenient location in the assoclation’s | f ‘boundaries. | It was veted to have the matter re- Herred to Lieut. Col. U. director of public buildings and public | parks, seeking his awmvfl and nlp- port. The associal also that the new lchool ml.ht. he nmd‘ the Grant School in memory of Presi- | dent Grant, A committee was a] t- | ed to study the school situation during the Summer months -nd compile in- formation and data to be presented at the next session of its last meeting of the Summer, the association latter part of its program to a soclal maev.lnl Charln . Norris, president, the meeting, which was held ths wmm Prubmrhn Church. GETS 3¢ 360 DAYS IN JAIL Young Woman's Assailant Pleads Guilty in Police Court. William Brown, 26, colored, 401 Twenty-second street, was sentenced to 360 days in ja by Judge Gus A. &huldt in Police Court today after he &vmd gullty to a el e of as- “eault g Pear] Saunders, 22, colored, 322 Becond street southwest. 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