Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1931, Page 27

HYDE HEARS PLEAS OF LIVESTOCK MEN Governor of North Dakota Heads Group Requesting Reopening of Loans. SIGNAL HEAD SWORN IN Maj. Gen. Irving J. Carr Takes Du- ties of New Office. Maj. Gen. Irving J. Carr, recently appointed chief signal ofleer of che Army, to succeed M 8. Gibbs, who was trlns{erred to the re- tired list at his own request, formally assumed the duties of that office in the Munitions Bulluml this morning. ‘The oath of office was administered Maj. Gen. Blanton Winship, judge ad: vocate general of the Army, in the presence of officers of the Signal Corps and other branches of the Army and many friends in civil life. THE EVENING SCALE HOLY PEAK AT TOP OF WORLD Youths Plant British Flag Atop Mt. Kamet, 25,447 Feet High, in Himalayas. By the Assoctated Press. DARJEELING, India, July 1.—Down from the roof of the world the news came yesterday that F. S. young British explorer, STAR, WASHINGTON, lcrur other Englishmen had con the heights of Mount Kamet, q”“'l weeb above l: l;v’l and guarded by we peaks of ice, yawn! recl- . Ty e summit, inaccessible, June 21, after el'hlz“‘:x | of a grueling climb. Not & man in the Smythe expedi is more than 33. Nex;n;:nr mge gm intends to tackle Mount Everest, 3,710 feet higher than Mount Kamet. Until yesterday the hardy race of na- tives who inhabit Kamet's lower slopes swore the Himalayas were sacred, the home of the Indian gods and forever inviolate. News that the white man at last had scaled Kamet's forbidding eights overawed the pious mountain D. C, WEDNESDAY, dwellers. Now the British flag flies from the topmost peak. ‘The expedition may have collected ulu-hle data regal the source of ten wnuwhcu in the snows of the Hima- layas and across thousands of miles throi Northern India, giving life to countless millions. s ST Seeing Things in the Radio. A television apparatus uuz can be :.:IJ:M the otd!n:ry o set as y as a loud speaker was - n.r-ud recently in - Berlin, Gm :r]‘)lplfim appears to be designed for the long distance trans- mmmn o moving pictures. JULY 1, 1931 PLANES AID SEARCH FOR MISSING BOAT Fishing Party of Four Due June 9 in Florida Port, Feared Lost + in South Atlantie. By the Associated Press. STUART, Fla, July 1—The Dail News yesterday said Morris Walton o¥ Stuart and three companions have dis- appeared with his boat somewhere in the Atlantic between the Bahama Is- lands and the South Carolina coast. Airplsnes from Nassau and Florida points have been searching the Gulf Stream, but their hunt has been in vain. The Coast Guard was asked to aid. Wflm“tflmi&ulfw‘he . After a week’s fshing the mlna’he ’llen .Lurx‘:eg"nnd was due June 9. No wr been he: since he left the islands. i One 'h!'e men and two companied him u!lr names were unknown here. boat, under British registry, was @ ‘B-looi craft equipped with two Suda engines and was well stocked with food. Paris has a safe-driving campaign. BRITISH LORD FREED Sentence in $350,000 Fraud Ends for Former Bolicitor. NEWPORT, Isle of Wight, July 1 (®. —Lord Terrington, who was sentenced to four years' penal servitude in 1938 on the xpeation, ut| on his conviction of & $350,000 fraud, was released from Parkhurst Prison to- dsy. He had been ill in the prisen hes- pital most of the time. As former Yovnhln solicitor, he was found guilty of converting funds and valuables belonging to his creditors. By the Associated Press. H KANSAS CITY, July 1.—Live stock | men of North Dakota and Montan: laid their drought problems before Arthur M. Hyde, Secretary of Agricul- | ture, here today and asked for relief. Farmers, headed by Gov. George F. Shafer of North Dakota and John G. Brown, special agent of the Depart- ment of Agriculture, were to present | first-hand reports on conditions in the Northwest. } One proposal to alleviate rdships | 7 which grew out of the widespread | drought of 1930 was the reopening of farm rehabilitation loans, closed April 30. About $5,000,000 remains of the $40,000.000 made available at the last session of Congress. More than $9,000.- 000 remains of the Government's Agri- cultural Credit Corporation and Live Stock Loan Co. loan funds. Reports to the Department of Agri- culture said the greatest need of the | farmers, many of whom were unable to offer security for adequate bank loans, was for feed and money to ship live stock to sections less affected. The Secretary plans to settle the {ssue before leaving Kansas City for Santa Fe, N. Mex., where he will begin a tour of national forests and parks on a month’s vacation. THE IATHER District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia—Generally fair tonight and tomorrow, with continued high tem- perature; gentle variable winds. West Virginia—Generally fair, with continued high temperature tonight | £ and tomorrow: Friaay cooler, with £ probable local thundershowers. Record for 24 Hours. Therometer—4 p.m.. 91; 8 pm. 85 12 midnight, 80; 4 am, 76, 8 am, 79; noon, 92. Barometer—4 pm. 2092; 8 pm. 29.91; 12 midnight, 20.92; 4 am., 20.90, 8 am. 29.90; noon, 29.85. ’ Highest temperature, 93, occurred at |7 4:30 pm. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 73, occurred at 6 am. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 88; lowest, 68. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 3:11 am. and| 3:43 pm.; high tide, 8:48 am. and 9:14 pm. Tomorrow—Low tide, 3:58 a.m. and 428 pm.; high tide, 9:33 em. and 10:04 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 4:45 am.; 7:38 p.m. ki Right Reserved to Limit Quantities Pure, Delicious CANDIES—Priced Low _—" Necco Candies Cream Caramels 8.0s. Cellophane Packages 29¢ - Delicious ‘“chewy” cara- mels individually wrapped to preserve their purity and freshness. Wash Cloths 6 for 25¢ 10c Wash Cloths 3 for 25¢ Whisk Brooms 25¢ e 39¢ Belect broom straw, | strongly bound. Ring at- E:hmem at top for hang- Every cigar smoker will want to take advantage of these cigar 5¢ King' Edward Box of 20... These delicious candies may be obtained in the following varleties; lemon drops, lime drops, fruit tablets, dairy creams, baby gum drops, tangerine slices, peppermint kisses and others. ¢ ¢ ¢ f0c El Producto (Bog.) ® ¢ 0c El Verso (Adj.) Kooling Kandies 10c Stratford (Perf.) Burgundy Cordial Cherries .29¢ b, 39¢ Salted Peanuts. .. 39¢ Jordon Almonds. .. Bristle-Tite Toothbrushes 25¢, 35¢ and 5(0¢ Bristle-Tite Tooth Brushes have carefully selected bristles firmly set in sturdy attractive handles. Several styles and shapes. “q ll Over Town —the better to serve you For Driving Comfort and Clothes Protection! 89c Evr-Kleen Seat Pads . . 73¢ ‘These pads come in handy for motor- ists, outings, boating, ball games. the front porch . anywhere for coolness All this week our stores are staging a giganuc sale of vacation and out- ing needs for the convenience of our customers . . . many of whom are going away over the “Fourth!” Listed in this announcement you will find many exceptional low prices on accessories you will need to make your trip more enjoyable. Come in and look over the mammoth displays of vacation merchandise in our stores . .. and use your savings to make your trip more enjoyable, and to protect Summer clothing. acation, SAL | Vol VACATION NEED ===\ pecial Low Prices All 28 Moon rises 9:24 pm.; sets 5:55 a.m. * Automobile lamps to be lighted one- | half hour after sunset Rainfall. Comparative figures of the monthly rainfall in the Capital for the first onths againct the average are sho in the foliowing table A eool. comfort- able Summer hat that affords you eve protection during the glar- ing Summer dass. They are water- proof and may be easily cleaned. Adjustable size. sun sets ) ow—Sun rises 4:45 am.; sun Gaily Colored Cretonne Pillows Regularly 35¢ This Sale 29C The Season’s Smartest and Most Colorful Bathing ; ACCESSORIES « « « low priced! Each of our stores has a varied stock of bathing supplies in many designs and colors. Here you will find helpful accessories that will add to your enjoyment at the beach . . . all at money-saving prices. Lovely, NewBATHING CAPS, 10cto79c Serviceable BATHING BELTS, 10cto 39c Colorful BATHING SLIPPERS,49¢ to $1.49 Beach PLAY BALLS . . 25cto 75c Straw BEACH HATS . . Only98c Handy BATHING BAGS, 25¢ and 49¢ Essex SWIM TUBES . 89¢ Ayvad WATER WINGS . . . 4c Inflated WATER TOYS . 25c and 49¢ Make the Kiddies Happy With These Interesting Playthings! Special SALE of TOYS ... & REDUCED o Boy and Girl ’ DOLL SETS 98c Toy Dogs Only 690 Regularly This 77c Every youngster will want one of these 98c— Sale ‘Two attractively dressed dolls attractive toy dogs. A real value at this special low price. each 9'- inches high . a little boy and pne a littl! xlfl 98c Doughboy TANKS Cunning faces. Special 790 Patterned after the tanks used in the g;eat V;!r h:hen the tank is in opera- n a doug! psuveve few feet and fires his mufio i 5 Decidedly LOW PRICES on OUTING NEEDS Gallon Size Kumpakt Jugs Very Special 84 C These jugs are full gallon capacity but have small case . . . taking up bu® little room in the car. Wil k!ep foods or liquids hot fl or ccld for many hours. 1 Other Jugs, $1.79 and $2.98 For the TENNIS and GOLF Player! STANDARD SIZE Tennis Racquet Special . . . These racquets are standard size. They have sturdy wood frames and are strung with good- quality catgut. Your boy or girl will have n’\‘lny hours of healthful exercise with one of them. for the U ‘1382, 7.09 inches; Februa 6.34 inche~ March, 1891, 8 inches; April, 1889, 9.13 inches; May, ! 1889, 10.69 inches; June, 1900, 10.94) inche: Weather in Varlons Cities. Pocket Wafches Very Temperature. ardy -umea dial Btations. nickel-plated wateh with nb: lhll Bepenaanie movement . tha! -keeping. ! Don’t Bother With Dirty Dishes After Your Picnic Use KLEEN Picnic Sets Regularly This g L Set consists of 6 demi-spoons, 6 tea- spoons, 8 forks, 8 plates, 6 napkins, 6 cups for hot or ¢old drinks and 1 tablecloth. .. Ptcloudy apiiene. Tex, Erclouds Pennsylvania Tennis Balls 500 each . . . 3 for 31.‘25 New Official Size HAWTHORNE Pocket Knves 25(‘ to 69c The blades of these knives are made of selected _steel. highly tempered Petaln ‘s ‘Keen adge. Seversi sizes and shapes from which to choose. Other Needs Low Priced! 35¢ La Lasine 75¢ Dethspray Insecticide, 59¢ 60c Peoples Aspirin, 100’s, 39¢ €l Cloudy Botimbta; & Gloudy Denver. Colo. . Detroit, Mich.. El Paso. Tex L Gear .. Ptcloudy Gulveston, Tex. ¥ Famous RITE-HITE Golf Tees 100 Tees .. 25€ Jacksonville. Kaneas. Citv.Mo. Los _Angeles Touisville, Ky Miami, Fla ... New Orleans. New York, N.¥.2 Oklahoma City . Nebr a SALEl Genuine Thermos Bottles Regular 89¢, Pint Size long, true 100 Tees . . en, Atz Bitts 3 Poriland. Me Portland, Oreg Raieigh. N el Lake City Sin Dieco. Caiit 29 88 h Diego. Ca Francicco. 2098 50c Unguentine, for sunburn 50c Noxzema, for Regular $1.49, Quart Size. .. ’1 _-1_9 These genuine Thermos Bottles have attractive blue case and aluminum shoulder and cap. Be sure to take advantage of this exceptional low price. glerx t clondy Clouoy gl Cloar % Clear g; ' b 0Oil Citronella, 3-0z Tr. lodine, with applicator, 19¢ * Boric Acid Powder, 4 oz. .10¢ Arom. Spts. of Ammonia, 3oz.. Sodium Bicarbonate, Ib. . Epsom Salt, Ib...... Arom. Cascara, 3 oz. Essence Pepsin, 4 oz. ... Sol. Mucumchmme, . today.) ure. Weather. 11 a.m., Green! Sta lfmflo‘x En:llnd Useful, Durable wm,fi-“ SN ) 17 val tcloudy | £ (Current obse:vations.) 7 Bermuda €8 Part cloudy P Rico 82 Part cloudy 8 80 $a:tclouoy | Deaths Reported. s Bogges. 9. 17 Latnier o1, 7 35 bl [ 85 lll indsar: 35, ,,.,Am < fospital. 5o Low Priced 5] :19 You may choose either a black or brown finish case. The cases are covered with cobra grained waterproof id snd heve leather handle end two nickel-plated side Ruffied pocket on the inside. ePrettily lined. Speedy Felix Only 790 Felix jumps up and Gown as the car is pulled along and there is a voice which squeaks as it moves. 79¢ Hamilton. orto 13 o 50c ldeal Tooth Paste.. 50c Barnards Shaving Cream 25¢ J&J Baby Talc 25¢ Dermatone Skin Soap, 16¢ $1 Mavis Dusting Powder, iic e SN Special { §C These bears are cunningly dressed in overalls and shirt . . . in attractive col- ors. Every youngster will want to have one of them. 1 Eljzaheth's Hosoita) Unitted States Veterans' 56. Sv Elizaheth's Hosnital, Home for Incutables James Mat C' 07 fionl’i;cl'imu ave. o asuaity Hos (‘IrrlBr:flr'g“‘flo!n Shoemaker. 22. United Casus!ty Ho: 98¢ Miller Play Balls.. 4 5, Gollinzer Hosn: silinger Hosoital. al (‘mm Dranhem nie nia ave ool Edwords. &0, Major iackson 54 Hospital Alberta To by Hospital. Mamie Sy b e < Shinn,, 30, Gallinger Hoepital Turer, 30. en route Emersency Hos! 'roney. 15, Tuberculosis Hospital. 3‘.&'@: Suvens Rock Creet Bridce Pa onths. iR B Iiart u moatti. 29 Births Reported Edward J. and Naoms Scoggins. boy. Ernest A, and Mary Hibbs. boy. e ecoe b6y, james 1 L s Shd Rareh uvficr Sirl. oAt oa and Verna Willisnts Flashlights Complete With Battery 79¢ SN These cameres are so simply constructzd and easy to cperate that even a child can take clear, sharp pictures with them. Take one along to record the fun you have on your trips. Eastman Made Hawk-Eye Cameras Very Specially Priced No. 2 Size.. 77c No. 2-A Size :_l=4-3 98c Polly Prim DOLL SETS Now Polly lonklnlddou she has four complete Prim” is a natural- 98¢ Toy 77c with cunning face changes of costume. Steam Roller 98¢ Tractor MlckeyMoun 98c Musical 79¢ 79¢ *25¢ TOPS During This Sale amazing al pretty humming noise. by children and grown-ups alike. A 25¢ Mavis Taleum. .. .. 50c Barnards Lilac Ve(ehl. 39¢ 10c Cocoanut Almond Soup, 77c that spins at nd makes a Enjoyed Soap Boxes.-. 98¢ Bath Spnyt 59c Aluminum Pitchers. . 43¢ Pocket Combs. Shaving Brushes, 98¢ to $1.98 Go, 39¢ Tlllp lmel Portfolios .10c and 25¢ [ .:25cto 19¢ } 29c , Tl S e S