Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1931, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, W. P Moses & Sons Nat’l 3770 F.St. at 11th THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1931 YOUR JEWELRY me_attention and THREE RE KLLED N FALL OF BRDGE Workmen Buried as Steel Work on Kentucky Span Gives Way. d ject. oOur service will otect diamonds. B ook Them Qver Befors Your Why Not?— Phone in for Anything You Want if You Wish to Avoid Out in the Heat? Nat’l 3770 School Ififormafion Without Charge Pree catalogues and expert advice on all boys’ and girls’ schools in the United States. No fee or obligation. Phone, call or write. BALCO] T FLOOR catin CHAS. F. HERRMANN Mfo, Jeweler 811 E St. N.W., 2nd Floor Watches and 70th Anniversary Year SPOTTSVILLE, Ky, July 8 (®.— Three workmen were kilied and one was serfously injured when a steel vehicular | bridge being built over the Green River for the State Highway Commission collapsed late yesterday. Patrick McCoun, 45, Spottsville, and William Meinkheim, 43, Mount Vernon, Ind., were instantly killed; J. W. Flynn, 38, Fort Worth, Tex., died last night in a hospital at Henderson. Vernon Hin- ton, 35, Morganfield, Ky, was in the Henderson Hospital in a serlous con- dition.” * The killed and injured were working on the underside of the structure and were buried beneath the wreckage. Six other men working on the span at the time leaped to safety before the | of steel plunged to_the river bed. Officials of the International Iron Co., erecting the steel part bridge, planned an immediate investi- gation of the cause of the collapse. Carlisle Bailey, State Highway De- partment rTepresentative on the job, sald the loss would bs approximately $40,000 and the work delayed for two months. The completed cost of the bridge will be $250,000. TROSKY DECLARES FOR FIVE-YEAR PLAN! Says Recent Interviews, Quoting | Him as Opposing Soviet, Were Forgeries. Tomorrow—Friday Bargain Specials ' MILLINERY, NOTE $6.50 to $7.50 Shoes ® All ltems Marked With a & $5.85 $5 Panamas . . . . . $3.75 Star * Are at These Special * . Th f S les i it i i $3.95 Panamas” . . . $2.50 Prices for the July Clearance th:w::;];::ula: TE:E%YJS(:e?fi'fikir?i‘ffl;')fi;:fi street and evening models. Dark colors, white and $3 and $3.95 Turbans . $1.95 combinations of colors, $| Beach Hats . . . . . 79c MOSES—FIRST FLOOR Bl LTMORE CHROME-PLATED 'TIRE Bands For Beauty and % Protection * at Low Cost =Be sure to have one of these sturdy Chrome- plated tire bands for your Woash Frocks or 2-pc. Linen Suits Also 74 pairs of shoes in broken sizes. Re- CUEBHIREIN. . ... oo oo biio sl nss Sianimais $3'95 *Imitation Children’s Specials $2.95 Bathing $1.50 to $2 Gloves, 65¢ 30 pairs of fabric gloves in white, grey or natural colors. Odd sizes. 50 pairs of Silk Gloves, in mode, brown or grey. 65 0Odd sizes. Were s1.50 OOC = 45 pairs of Slip-on Fabric Sl mas gt s | e w eggshel 3 . Sizes 6 5. Were 81 §9C 81.79 MOSES—FIRST FLOOR $3.95 A collection of the most desirable frocks for Summer wear— printed shantung, washable crepe, plain shantung or 2-pc. linen suits. In white and all the lovely pastel tones, Sizes 14 to 20 in the linen suits; the others in sizes 14 to 44. MOSES—SECOND FLOOR Radios Reduced $64 Radio, $29.50 1 Crosley Buddy Radio, complete. Special, Fri- By the Associated Press. ISTANBUL, July 9.— Leon Trotzky yesterday declared himself a whole- hearted believer in the success of the Soviet five-year plan. “Reactionary journals in several countries, especially Poland, Rumania ar}d Greece“have "'}:\Elnr?yl puhlfih;d‘ ed interviews in which 1 supposed- spare tire before you start fl| &' Feciared myseif an' enemy of the | on the Summer trip. Two five-year plan and the Soviet Union,” different sizes, priced as Trotzky said. follows— “These forged interviews are a total contradiction of my real views which are sympathetic to the five-year plan day only. ?nd to every means for Russia’s de- $179 Kennedy Radio, ense.” Despite recurrent attacks of malaria, | model 426, completes.‘l"n- the exiled Russian leader is working 9.50 | hard to finish the second volume of T e Silver-plated sandwich and his_ history of the Russian revolution. His son Ivan, now installed in Ger- Radios (three) model 2, many, sends him books of reference, as Trotzky's own source materials were [ ] destroyed by fire recently. bread trays. In hammered Cracow, Poland, dispatches July 6 style of unusually heavy quoted Leon Trotzky as saying in the plate. | Cracow Daily Courier that scarcely 5 MOSES—FIRST FLOOR. | per cent of Russia’s population was in- “spired by Socialistic doctrines. Bath Salts , ki in Cookie Jars He was reported to have said that | to pretend that Russia had entered an | era of Socialism was to deride Socialism. |~ The dispatches quoted him as declar- In various scents. Jar can be used as a dresser ornament. | ing it was absurd to hold that the | world economics might be upset by White Parchment Writing Paper l\Ru ian dumping, as the Soviet fur- Special, 47¢ shed only 1!; per cent of the world Merco Bath Salts ‘expom. EXCURSION BOAT DEATH Doz., 49c MOSES—FIRST FLOOR. $1 Jewelry 25c A selection of metal and bakelite necklaces, fancy bracelets, pendants, drop necklaces, pins and earrings. Clearance of Summer neck- laces in bright color- ings. All newest styles 55¢ 69c Sun ~—No. 1. Fits all tires $1.50 Girls® up to and including 30x5.50 size— " $2.95 Girls' In the Apparel ShOp Handkerchiefs | sz s oo 25c 4 dozen women's 50c white linen French colored print handkercihefs. With hand- rolled hems and embroidery. Pique 3, doen men's white linen handkerchiets, s an Plume Chiffon el .. 29€ Printed Lawn Normandy Voile $2.95 Sandwich ~ 81.00 Trays, $1.95 with eight tubes, com- plete, Friday only. .$69.50 MOSES—SECOND FLOOR Crepe de Chine Gowns, 95c Originally $3.00 Only 16 of these silk crepe de chine gowns in short lengths with square or vee neckline. In peach, flesh or eggshell. New Dresses of —No. 2. Fits all tires up to and including 33x6.00 size— $6.65 "Keep Smiling with Kellys $6 and $6.50 Pied Piper Children’s Shoes $3.95 Growing girls’ patent strap slipper or fawn elk sport oxford with all crepe or all leather soles and heels. MOSES—SECOND FLOOR. Handbags 89c Only 10 of these leather bags reduced. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR 9 silk crepe de chine flesh gowns in plain styles or lace ver - trimmed with vee s2.9° Rayon Panties neckline. Were $5. $ 095 N7 4 $10 step-in girdles with two 65c | R 1 elastic. l4-incl i length $3.95 i 12 $650 step-in girdles with two sections of French elastic, 12-inch = ergtiy $2.95 MOSES—THIRD FLOOR CHARGES INVESTIGATED Passenger Charges Officers and Crew of Around-Manhattan Steamer With “Panic.” By the Associated Press NEW YORK, July 9.—A police in- quiry into the death of an unidentified | excursionist yesterday from the tiny around-Manhattan steamer tourist is in prospect after passengers charged the cfficers and crew of the craft with inefficiency and panic. While denial of the charges was issued by Bud Goodwin, owner of the vessel, Ernest W. Pavey of Columbus, Ohio, declared the victim easily could have been saved had not the crew be- | come “panic-stricken” and “acted like crazy men.” Pavey said the crew made n to get a lifeboat to the m mained afloat for some ti pitifully toward us for help. A man identified by the police as J. J. Price of Topeka, Kans., however, disputed Pavey's story of the incident. He sald the man had jumped over- board with suicidal intent and that a A remarkably cool undergar- ment for smaller women. With belt at waistline. Waist size 28 to 34. Pink or peach. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR In all the very attractive fem- inine modes. Dresses that are easily laundered and look just as lovely after innumerable tub- bings. In all the Summer’s fa- vored colors, some combining or contrasting them. Pictured—A white voile with pin dot of black. Made with side pleats and trimmed with white collar and cuffs. Sizes for Daytime Frocks ed uced Misses and Women A‘ 9 C boat had been lowered promptly to save 10 85 leather bags, in u;';r;é him, but without success. styles 181375 metal desk lamp . Marine police are considering & with parc! MOSES—SEOOND FLOOR 3 Originally Sold - former investigation. 20 bags of calf, lizard or alli- shade at $I and $145 EYSEERRIE. o gator grain, Were $8.50..83.75 1—820 6 $8.50 silk bags. lorful shad MEXICANS OPEN WAR o T A collection of neat little frocks in numerous styles and colors. $5 cigarette case ON BORDER GAMBLING Made of percale, trimmed with 285 billfolds. ... S 1 man’s $10 tle case Taxes Increased 3,000 Per Cent on Establishments Visited ' contrasting shades. In sizes 14, 16 and 18. 1—8$2.50 leather flask. by Americans. MOSES—THIRD FLOOR Lamps 24—83.5 dressersticks in rose o green.... $2.45 18—8$5 georgette or taffeta bedlights.. 82'95 "dre First Quality TIRES Buy a Pair and Save 29x4.40, Ea., $4.95 Pair, $9.60 30x4.50, Ea., $5.65 Pair, $11.10 29x5.00, Ea., $6.95 Pair, $13.60 30x5.00, Ea., $7.10 Pair, $13.80 29x5.50, Ea., $8.90 Pair, $17.30 $575 to $875 Spreads $].95 Final clearance on all soiled or mussed bedspreads. No ex- changes or credits. $3.65 Rayon Spreads . ... 3|65 Final clearance, some slightly soiled. Organdy Curtains . .......5l Final clearance on organdy curtains, only 31 pairs. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR 6—50c keytainers... By the Associated Press. 2—$8.76 men's fitted cases, $4.7 MEXICO CITY, July 9—A dispatch | to the newspaper Excelsior yesterday from Tampico, said that the state gov- ernment of Tamaulpas has ‘“‘declared war” on alleged gambling establishments at Matamoros and other border points | said to have been frequented by Ameri- cans and ordered a 3,000 per cent in- crease in taxes on certain concessions at_Matamoros. The dispatch said the Villasenor and Swept concessions at Matamoros, which is across the Rio Grande from Browns- ville, Tex., had been notified of an in- crease-in their taxation to $4,430 every two months, as compared with the $150 they have been paying. The correspondent said he understood with similar increases wzre to be declared on colors other concessions and that the state MOSES—THIRD FLOOR. Odd Lot of Chinese Scarfs 14, OFF MOSES—FIRST FLOOR. Sportswear 8 $12.50 Sweater Suits..$4.95 2—829.75 sweater sults..$7.95 4—$7.50 linen blouses, in blue, yellow or peach $ 5—$5.95 linen blouses, in white,, blue or peach....$1.95 36—8$2.95 slip-on sweaters, in flesh or white cotton, or wool long sleeves, in 1—$20 three-candle 55 pewter floor lamp, as is 2—$40 wrought iron torchieres with metal globes, $20 having glass panels.. 1—811 orchid and ivory bridge lamp. 35 MOSES—FIRST FLOOR Summer Rugs Drastically Reduced OFFICERS EXONERATED 269 plin rugs, were §4,45 FOR SLAYING MEXICANS $1.75 Bar Harbor % Discontinued Number, Origina"y $1.50 3—9x12 figured grass —_— rugs, were $9.95....... $6'65 San Diego District Attorney Closes Sets, $I 35 Probe Into Death of Deported 4 & government had made up its mind to wage relentless war on the resorts. 6—27x54-in. figured grass s | rugs, were $1.85 .......... Penn-Rad 100%, Pure Pennsylvania MOTOR OIL 5.Gallon Sealed Can $2.95 * Medium or Heavy Tire Department Kann's—Fourth Floor. Man Who Returned. By the Associated Press. SAN DIEGO, Calif., July 9.—Investi- gation of the fatal shooting of Ruben C. Pardo, 25-year-old Mexican, by two United States immigration officers May 25, was closed yesterday by.District At- torney Tom Whelan, who said criminal action was not warranted. Pardo was shot while trying to escape from Inspetores Harry Cunningham and Joseph Byrne after his arrest for ill entry 60 miles north of here. He died three days later. ‘Whelan said investigation disclosed each officer fired one shot, but failed to disclose which shot hit the man. He said there was no indication of crim- inal intent and that Pardo, having once ocen deported and warned that he would be prosecuted as a f-lon if he returned to this country, was aware of his crime when he broke and ron. Under the law, the district attorncy said, the offic were justified in shooting ing felon. — England’s 107 trustee savings banks, with 500 branches, now have deposits totaling $39,000,000, L PGS ‘Made of attractive warp print cretonnes, complete with back and seat. $! Bar Harbor, Chair Seats, 75¢ Made of warp print and wash cretonnes. $l to $1.75 Circtonne, 35¢ Fine quality cretonnes, many im- ported. Selection of patterns. MOSES—THIRD FLOOR Allen-A Pure Ch Stockings Only reduced because we are replacing this particular style with another. With all desirable features—full fashioned, dultone finish, picot top, panelcurve heel and in all the wanted Summer shades and all sizes from 81/ to 10. Mail or phone your orders in. Number to one customer unlimited while the quantity lasts. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR. iffon 4 prs. for | $325 5—3x6 figured grass rugs, were $2.50 P $|'95 3—4Y;x7 figured grass rugs, z\were $4.95 ! $3' l 5 1—6x9 oval rush rug, as is. sl l Was $34.50 ............. 2—6x9 India drugget rugs, were $27.50.... s I 7'95 2—9x12 India drugget 9x12 oval rush rugs, 3x6 1 h 3 ——— e . 414x7Y; Crex Deluxe MOSES—FOURTH FLOOR