Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1931, Page 23

RAL LABOR HAY ‘CONSOER RATES 21 Organizations Represent- ed at Gathering of Of- ficials Here. By the Associated Press. | Officials repiesenting all organized | railroad workers in the United States | and Canada met here today for a three- | day discussion of mutual problems. Is D. B. Robertson of Cleveland, chairman | of the meeting, said among other things | the attitude of organized railroad labor | toward the request of the railroads for a 15 per cent freight rate increase would | be_considered. | He said he did not consider the ses- | sion here an emergency meeting, ex- | plaining officials of the 21 labor organ- izations gather two or three times yearly to discuss questions of interest to all of them. | Other subjects on the agenda include | railroad consolidation and its effect on | the workcrs, old-age and disability pen- | sions and the five-day week or six-hour working day As a_permanent measure for the relief of railroad unemployment. AIRPLANE OFFICALS | WILL CONFER HERE | Manufacturers and Commerce Ex-| perts to Study Changes in Air- ; worthiness Code. | Representatives of airplane manufac- turers throughout the ccuntry will meet with officials of the aeronautics branch of the Commerce Department here Fri- day for a discussion on pronosed changes in the airworthiness require- ments of air commerce r ations. In making this announ the denertment said the airworthiness Tequire! nts constitute a set of rules for structurally airworthy craft which rve as a guide to the aircraft indus- trv as to what will be required on new designs The aeronautics branc! plained, customarily invites the air- craft industry to confer with its offi- cials when major amendments to these requirements are contempla ‘There are, however, only a fe uggested amandments to be pr t the con- | waitfor the o have been made available to manufac- turers so they will have an opportunity to study them before the meeting. REV. MARR Ié ELECTED HOLY CROSS SUPERIOR Chosen Officer of Brookland Semi- nary at Notre Dame Chapter Meeting. At the chapter of the congrezation of the Holy Cross, held Notre Dame, Rev. George Marr,C.S.C., for several professor of holy scripture at Holy Cross College, Brook- was’elected stperior of the y Foreign Mis- since its foundation, re- iirector of all foreign mission of the societ, with Father Mathis Holy Cross Foreign Society are Rev. John B. De- y. C. S. C., editor of the Benga- lee, the official magazine of the societ; Fev. William C. H C.S. C., mar aging cditor of the Bengalcse: Rev. | John C. McGinn, ©. S. C.; Brother Anthony, C. S. C, and Brother Ber- trand, C. = T , A number of States which cater to auto tourists and campers are inspect- ing and marking sources of “safe drink- ing water” for the convenience of travelers. Have You PHOTOGRAPH | and drink your own health. Goes on Trial CHARGED WITH MURDER OF SWEETHEART. MOSS E. GARRISON, Shown in San Diego, Calif, court, where he is on trial. charged Wwith the <laying of his sweetheart, Hazel Brad- shaw, who was found stabbed to death in_a San Diego park. —A. P. Photo. THRONE CIV.AIMVAVNT JAILED Self-Styled Descendant of Tudors Held for Bad Language. BIRMINGHAM, England, July 27 (®. | —Anthony Hall of Gillott road, Edgebas- ton, former inspector in the Shropshire ', wno_clzims to be entitled to the throne of England by reason of his alleged descent from the Tudors, urt yestercay charged ome and scandalous HAYFEVER? Start Right Now To Allay Your Annual Attack SinaSiptec (Liquid) and SinaSiptecIn- halant (Spray) allay the attack. Don’t i ony period! Startusing s ptec products today; avoidall the itching, sneez= ing and sniffling. Don’t suf- fer with watery smarting eyes. Satisfactorily tested for the past eight years. Wide distribution. Sina- \‘ Siptec products are used every day for sinus troub- /4NN Jes, catarrh, head and rose colds. 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Ave~Cighth and D St NG _STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. Beautiful Fur Coats $98 —Finer qualities than we've ever offered at this low price. ‘This group is one of the out- standing surprises of the sale! Replenish Your Supply! A Sale of “CANNON MILL” Sheets... 89¢ 63x99 72x99 8190 —Now is your time to stock up with these excellent sheets. Choice of three sizes at this low price, Made of soft mus- $1.00 lin, with wide hems. 42x36 and 45x36 Pillowcases—25¢c Each Kann's—Street Floor. Size 81x99 A Sale of Floor Sample and Other —One to six of a kind . . . some with link, others coil springs. All covered with excellent duck, and complete with good cotton mattress, chain {(¢ ea. —30 and 36 in. Awnings of Hol- lywood striped duck, mounted on flexible steel frames and complete REDUCED ~Cileranee site. Clearance Sale $10.95 Beachcraft Fibre Rugs, 9x12 and 8x10 ft. $20 Waitex Grass and Fibre Rugs, 9x12 and 8x10 ft. $20 Kimlark Fibre Rugs, 9x12 ft. ..... $10.95 Glencoe Fibre Rugs, 9x12 and 8x10 ft. $6.95 Crex and Deltox Rugs, 6x9 ft. $4.95 Basket Weave Fibre Rugs, 415x71; ft. $6.95 Basket Weave Fibre Rugs, 6x9 ft. Glider Hammocks $19.95, $24.95 and $29.95 Values $ 9 5 L] side supports and collapsible steel frames. A few ball bearing gliders also in the lot. A SPEAR A - U with fixtures. Kann's—Third Floor. $16.50 Rattania Rugs, 9x12 and 8x10 ft.. $11.95 Kasoca and Deltox Grass Rugs, 9x12 and 8x10 ft. $9.75 Reversible Ferncraft Rugs, 9x12 and 8x10 ft $4.95 Crex and Deltox Grass Rugs, 4x7 ft. . $2.45 Deltox Grass Rugs, 3x6 ft. Kann's—Third Floor. 7-Pc. Glass Beverage Set 69c —Sparkling glass sets, consisting of a pitcher and six tall glasses. 27-Pe. Glass Lunch Sets $2.98 —The popular green glass sets with scalloped edges. Service for eight. —6 Rose Ice Tea 39¢ MONDAY, Free Connections Convenient Payments JULY 27, $1.00 and $1.50 Summer SILKS 69C yd. Printed Flat Crepe * Washable Flat Crepe Printed Chiffon Printed Foulard Printed Shantung Embroidered Pongee —The . newest designs and smartest colors. Plenty of white. Kann's—Street Floor. ® 59¢ and 69c Rayon Chiffens 37¢ vd. —Beautiful grinted rayon chiffons, ® with floral amd figured de- signs in fast colors. 36 inches wide. Kann's—Strect Floor. Linen ~ Lunch Cloths 58¢ —Nice quality linen crash cloths with colored striped borders. They are 54 inches square and very specially priced. Kann's—Street Floor. Sumatra Rings $1.00 —Brilliant, beautiful rings, s0_expertly cut it is diffi- cult to tell the difference between Sumatra stones and real diamonds. They have the same blue-white color. The same sparkling effect. Styles for men and women in clever mountings. Kann’s—Street Floor. sterling silver CAPITOL 4 —No wonder Kann’s is known as “stove headquarters” ...for it is just one big stove value after another. This model should delight every woman who prides herself on her good cooking and on having a beautiful kitchen—yet also prides herself on being thrifty. Note these outstanding features: —Two-tone Ivory arid Green Finish. —1Inclosed Manifold with black valve handles. —Porcelain-lined Oven and Broiler. —Service Drawer with non-rustable lining. Kann's—Third Floor. 1 q ). 2 &l | A New Stobe Value! A New Full Porcelain (Cabinet Gas Range o With Porcelain-Lined Oven - 1 perrEcT cLEANSER A Regular $49.95 Value 1. annA Penn. Ave—~Eigkth and D Sts. The Mid-Summer Sale of Winter A Reasonable Deposit —will reserve any fur or cloth coat until time to wear jt! This is the scason’s best opportunily to buy! COATS Features— New Fashions New Fabrics Better Furs —and More for Your Money and IHESE two Summer sale groups are offering the most fascinatingly lovely and finest quality Cloth Coats we have ever offered at sucl®low prices. And they are trimmed with Furs which have for years been too ex- pensive to be used on coats at these prices. Misses,” Women’s, Little Women’s and Extra Sizes Kann'’s—Second Floor. ====== Kann’s Speciai Bemberg HOSE... —An unusually good looking, full-fashicned hose of a service-weight Bemberg in white, black, light gunmetal, dark gunmet2l, reve, sandee, beige clair, tan blush and Mayfair colors. Bemberg to the top, with cradle soles and French heels. Sizes 8!, to 10. Pr. Kann's—Street Floor. Half-Price Sale Summer Silk DRESSES Now Only Washable Silks Printed Silks . Chiffons and Shantung’ —Smart Summer dresses, offered now at a price that means real economy. Jacket models, slceveless and cape sleeve models, of printed and plain silks. In light and dark colors. Wom- en’s, little women’s and extra sizes. Kann's—Second Floor. 50¢ —Hardly time to scy it, this magic_powder works so fast. Removes spcts of food, beverage, grease, perspiration. S pr inkle ol Rub in! Brush off. spot. All fabrics— light or dark. Guaran- teed by Good Housekeep- ing. Leaves no odor— cannot leave a ring. Dusting Powder and Puff, 89¢ —A delightful soft pow- der and a large puff, in & beautiful metal box. Regularly priced at $1.00, Kann's—Street Floor.