Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1931, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D, €, TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1931 SEES ONLY PEACE. | N MINORITY RANKS Edwin A. Halsey Scouts Idea of Breach in Talk to Demo- cratic Women. . > Linger’s = Cool, Restful Nights Assured If You Sleep on Oue of Our Mattresses and Springs Consult Us for the Best 925 G St. N.W. Natl. 4711 Mattresses Remade Scouting the idea of & breach at the | next Democratic Natlonal Convention, | Edwin A. Halsey, assistant sergeant- | at-erms of the Senate, told the District of Columbia Women's Democratic Edu- cational Council yesterday that “if the | 566 O : LIQUID OR TABLETS Relieves a Headache or Neuralgia in 30 minutes, checks a Cold the first day and checks Malaria in three days. 666 Salve for Baby’s Cold | cratic dissension as an asset in the | coming cempaign, they are doomed to | | disappointment.” “After our next convention, when we have adopted our platform and named our candidate, you will find the Demo- crats a harmonious party,” Halsey de- | yoyq) “Medical School. Washington, D. | | clared at a picnic forum in Rock Creek Park. Linked with his prediction of Demo- cratic victory in 1932 was an attack on the Hawlev-Smoot tariff. er gave some highlights of n the Senate, where he a page. and described the the greatest institution for free government that we have.” “Its rules, which give free and un- | limited speech, hark back to the times Jeflerson. the father of v, for it is Jefferson’s manual ch the 1ules of the Senate are he sald. started Senate Democr upon W founded, ‘{ NAVY ORDERS l Navigation orders issued to officers under date of July 1: mdr. Robert E. Rogers. to_treat- Naval Hospital, Mare Island, Adrofi stops Pain then CORN'. LIFTS OFF | " Lieut. Comdr. Frederick G. Richards, | detached U. S. §. Rochester: to Spe- cial Service Squadron for duty as aide | and flag lieutenant on staff Lieut. Willlam R. Buechner, de- tached Receiving Statlon, Pearl Har- bor, T. H.; to» Navy Yard. Philadelphia. Lieut. Philip D. Butler, detached ch Hydrographic Office, Detroit, e 18; to U. 8. S. Nitro. Lieut. John P. Dix, orders May 2§ | modified: to Receiving Statiom, Pearl | Haroor, T. H | Lieut. Lysle | Air Station, m»m Calif. Lieut. Cnmdr Cornelius W. Flynn, to Arizona as first lieu- A-ah! The first drop of SAFE Free- ain. Then v corn gets E. Ellis, detached Naval Hampton Roads., Va., J. 8. S. Biddle as mette F. Gumm, detached ation. Guam, about July 2: |to Naval Air Station, Lakehurst, N. J Lieut. Clarence L. Hayward, de- That's a large order because our ENTIRE SUMMER STOCK just about included everything imaginable. Loxceptions! Our Entire Stock of Kuppenheimer and Grosner "Tropical Worsted, Mohair and Palm Beach Suits Republicans are depending upon Demo- | U Reduced! Such an an- n o u ncement late in Au- gust wouldn’t mean near so much as it does to- day with the whole sum- mer Season still to come! Glance thru the partial listing to the right — other prices propor- tionately re- duced. Tropical Worsteds, Il ere $25 and Palm Beaches, Were 316.50 ... $12.95 Finest Mohairs, Were $20..... S1495 GROSNERfS Half-Yearly Sale STRAWS 1/2 Price PANAMAS Were 5750, 448 Were $2.50, 31.55 Entire Stock of SHIRTS—HOSIERY HATS—NECKWEAR PAJAMAS—ROBES AND UNDERWEAR Reductions We List Example Reductions: Others Reduced in Proportion NECKWEAR V!'ns $1.50. 95¢ SHIRTS and SHORTS and UNION SUITS Were $1 & 75e $1.25. Now.. GCROSNERSY 1325 F STREET tached U. S. S. Salinas; to_tempo- rary duty Receiving Station, H:\m)zlux\ | Roads, Va. Lieut. Patrick Hill, detached U. NI Dot iy b mprary, Gk Recelving Station, Hampton Ro Lieut. Daniel F. Worth, jr.; ord February 19 modified; to . Bureau of | Ordnance. Lieut. (Junior Grade) Bloomfleld M. Cornell, detached VF Squadron 58 (U. 8. S. Lexington), about June 18; to treatment Fitzsimons General Hos- pital, Denver, :Colo. l Lieut. (Junior Grade) Theodore C. | Fauntz, detached U. S. U. 8. S. Leng. Lieut, (Junior Grade) Robert Ford, detached U. S. S. Barney; U. S. S. Louisville. Lieut. (Junfor Grade) Sam Kelly, detached U. 8. S. Al Naval Training Station, Newpo: Lieut. (Junior Grade) John O. brecht, detached Naval Air St Pensacola, Fla, about June 13; U. S. 8. Salt Lake City Lieut. (Junicr Grade) Moore, orders May 2 J. 8. S. Long. Lieut. (Junior Grade) William H Standley, jr.: detached U. S. S. Long; to U. 8. S. Broome. Medical Corps. Comdr. Harry R. Hermesch, to treat- ment. Naval Hospital, Mare Island, Calif. Lieut. Benjamin H. Adams, detached | 8. Sieard; to | o | Robert modified; R, to about August 1: to Harvard Univer- sity, Cambridge, Mass. | | to Naval Air Station, Lakehurst, Lieut. B. 1lghum, (Junior Grade) Charles detached Naval D. C.; to resignation ac- ctive July 23, 1931. mdr. George C. Fowler, de- al Medical School, Wash- | gt ., about August 25; to Navy \ard Norfolk, Va. Lieut. (Junior Grade) Clifford E.| Allen, detached Naval Medical School, Washington, D. C., about August 10; N J| Warrant Officers. ’ Chict Boatswain Stephen Ingham, deteched Navy Yard, Washington, D.| ptember 1; to U. 8. S. OWL. chinist Nocholas Kedinger, Yard, Charleston, S. C., er 1; to Asiatic Station. Hesser, de- | Gr Radio Station, Amv'\p«»]'\ Md.. about September 1; | U. / oy H. Thompson, | def 208 about, June 12; to Naval Al tion, Lakehurst, N. J. Asiastic Despatch Orders, June 29, 1931. Licut. Silas B. Moore, to aircraft, Asiatic Hect. Lieut. Arthur C. Leonard, detached command receiving ship, Cavite; to U. S. S. Regal. | Licut. Charles Waters, detached na- val stations, Cavite; to Navy Yard, N. Y. Lieut. Orville G. Cope, Jjr.. detached U. S. S. Borie; to assistant district com- ' Hosplital, |- to! R ////4///////////////////////////////////////%///////1/// N munication officer, Lieut. Jullus A. U. 8. 8. Parrott; to U. 8. 8. Monocacy. Lieut. (Junior Legg, detached, U. Navy Yard, Norfolk, Va. Licut. (Junior Grade) Harold L. 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