Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1931, Page 36

| e THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1931. . i of the ether for the mere fun of it are [as all members of their fraternity are|too, are instrumental in the harnessin 9 f Back to Pre-War Prices ! | INDIANS GOING BLIND |BLIND RADIO SENDERS | i s o e e o e | attectionaton Enowm. anse feom 16t | St co ot aian Hion: fromscees | HUNTER’S FATHER ILL } | - eternal darkness. Blindness does not |58. All are members of the “Chair | which now are coming into their own 1t 0 l | CALGARY, Alberta, October 16 (#).— | ARE lISTED BY U. s deter them from engaging in their [ Warmers Club,” an organization of | commercially. lnsnm Johnson Rushes to Bedside ! Blindness is spreading among the In- * | radiotelegraphy and radioteiephony the 3 ad y | amateur enthusiasts. The club, of |laus B. Mateske, 58, La Crosse, Wis., ¢ { dian population of the Morley Reserve, | Carcy ons oo G veree. oomversatiors | caurse, 1. closely amllated with' tie | Who. has bech “en the airv sincs 1935, O orcnt by Flaghlhdd Cer. | the Calgary Albertan yesterday said it | with amateurs in this country and the | American Radio Relay League, national | At the other age extreme is Thomas A.| ENID, Okla, October 16 (#)—Mar- { . tl fascinating radio pastime. Both by |crippled and physically disabled | Oldest of the blind amateurs is Sta Amateurs C: nversation ; i a_request from Wil- s, who can realize no licensed only last May. ! ; 5 Baltlmore SERELG | fully half the Indians within a few | by Radiophone and liam D, Terrell, direcior of adio. of | pecuniary return’ from their efforts, are | kit o last, night ut the bedside of his fathe: | years. | Code the Department of Commerce, super- | the real pioneers in commercial radio. \ Named N. B. C. Vice President after an airplane-automobile trip from i T . visors throughout the country have | They discovered that vast portion of | . B.70, - | Chicago. and Return Magnusson Says Fricndship = =i S PR S compiled lists of biind amateurs in | the radio spectrum known as the short | Frank Mason, formerly president and | His father, John A. Johnson, 79 year: -day Bimit g are under treatment for. trachoma, the | mbered among that doughty group | Nell Tespective districts. The roster | waves, now considered so fabulously | general manager of the International | g it R R Saturdays and Sundays of Two Nations Now paper said, : totals 14, but Mr. Terrell says lhe‘\'nllmblr. and over which virtually all| News Service, has been elected a vice jold, was still alive when the son ar-* th hav st their sight, while 18 more are ' of 19,000 erican ra irs Wh s twi o “ $1.25 MmNy shriusly afeciea” | poncirate ‘daly “Lhe "o e ands | “The ‘ages‘of toces senloss “hams;” | Satng. oV b e "y | B Ot (88 Natlonal” Broadeast- | N on wes —very s " 1 el L e T ; E e e e G S oo retgrotne unth Sundey |5 e pcsocinid pree B A A s R e s e e R N S SO e R i R N T T T T i T o WILLIAMSBURG, Va., October 16.— : Right Reserved \ 1 nizbt | i L | w B & A - | France and the United States have been |27 © 10 Limit . ) . ® | drawn more closely together during the iti. Th A h Th uantities 1%h st. and New York ave. nw. | present times of depression and disar- | # 7, Q O\h, rlces ese re the ree N lm]a.msnt than s any cther time i & P’lone Z L2 | the American Revolution, Leifur Mag- |7 Reasons Why Thousands | pusson, director of the Washington of- 222 777277777777 Z 'flc& of nwdxmn:-mn' "?1:1 Labor omnxniE k f I & gation, said in an address hore last v . ! night. - e — HdpuSflwm ~ of Thrifty Folks | Washington corfespondent of the Bir- N y/ | : | 1} mingham ¢Ala) Age-Herald and other | % 7% . | We'll Make th f fairs and foreign. news as speakers on Y ] & / . Come to Our Stores e ¢ ake s; ;h:ufo!nclu?mg program ;r] the tFixfit 7 = 4 S ar 23 nstitute of European Affairs at the % AT ) e W VA t t Rug lean an College of William and Mary. / I Al \ [ Y ) a n ua I : Eyery Day ! Like New Guests Visit Yorktown. Before putting down the ‘The guests of the institute, including All Ol'Pr Town" The Better to - Southern papers, discuss>d foreljgn af- N\ rugs let us clean them. Chester D. Pugsley, sponsor, and rep- It will make them look tres“nl;\ll\c of \al}"lnus er;n%\slcs la;mi legations, were taken yesterday after- better and last longer. i {noon to the scene of the Yorktown | Sesquicentennial Ceiebration qpening | day. Pierre de L. Beal. chief of the Call Mr. Pyle . . . | divicion of Western Europs of the State NAtional 3257-3291-2036 > ment, left immealately after cd- ss'ng the institute, to take part in { the receptien for Marshal Henri Petain Sanitary Carpet & ||| ofrronce P Mr. Magnusson said the “present re- N SN Sl e _— SN 9 If You Are Run Down Serve You | An Attractive and Useful from Overwork Take— . _Coffee Soda | Addition to Yous Living Room, Renault Tonic or Milk Shake i Porch or Den < PoiShem £ 3 [ . : poe e = y-Muscatel Rug Cleaning Co. | ] tvin Smeciia s roance Sutands ont - ‘You will enjoy either one of these 106 Indiana A [ mateneni S c e delicious fountain concoctions. Try % LO un e L am S $1.25 896 SR L g andTmmadLsl i | Bothered with Constipation? one today. Botilers:... Members of the Rug Cleaners’ The speaker said the keyote to the o . Your 10 A o . Institut A | international _positi f Fri is ® o | 2 /) ’ ; fe onvety s?:mmled:up lnpthe"\’:ord: secu:llxolnd 1 M'n ROI PSy"la Choice . . . c w'+h Adlus+able Shade gz"’; 31'29 = organization. ‘4 \ ottle . .. Cites Laval Visit. SPECIAL— — S )P(‘illl 4 This well known tonic He cited the forthcoming visit of : Tuna Fish Salad, Sliced ope contains ingredients of [ . S\ AN s Premier Laval to the United States for Egg and Pickle Double- recognized value in build- conversations with President Hoover as | 5 T ! I o | indication that France above all other Contatns | BNECK Snanthtci 2 | Only ing up the system. In a oW L] fhwredients = 5 base of aged, matured| i European nations occuples a command- | 7, % i well known For today and tomorrow only. ing position in world affairs. t ingredients ! e iy, Mr. Kent discussed the interpretation | 7 7 and proper Thes: s e e IR : B SEron agnee lamps have heavy bases and stand thves or harmful drugs, cans, he said, have a growing interast e gvercoming 3 ey s high. ey have a in the affairs of the outside world, i ] f Roll Your Own . . . Quickly swivel top so that the shade may be ad- tensified in recent years by private in- 4 - asil Justed to just the right angle. Finished in vestments abroad officially estimated at - | and Easily several different color combinations. Choose close to $5,000,000,000. % Y i one that will harmonize’ with your room. Ba"anfine's onen | &) TARGET s TWO THEATERS HIT , - Malt Syrup BY CHICAGO BOMBS| : | I Cigarette Tobacco o - Good Head @ Once you've tried them you'll see. why | iy | Unequalled ¢ Hai - so many men are smoking i . Purity, Quality o air % t I | See ‘;H’, with the Purchase of a | I and e youretu Oun Teeth \ Fifteenth Explosion in Two Months — ———— nga_lc Estate Looalns Cann;ue.s D);:\:;e :;f Operators' s y okin pun / 3 0 D W s L IC nion With Owners. is il Weeeoi S G Wi, Bustey s ittt | As Your == , ( roperty Only) |l is worth keeping gy 1 T M of Vg, By amd Tk sotmeces | 2 o —Z ) 30c Dr. West The dally use of Wildroot Hair up to the time they are rolled in the cigarette paper. And that's | 3.Lb BY the Associated Press. 7 Tonic massaged well into the the difference . . . you roll them and save the extra cost. T th B h -Lb. |~ CHICAGO, October 16.—Bombs were scalp will keep your scalp free N '«{ 00 rus G o [);urlod at two more theaters early today. from dandruff — the principal SPECIAL COMBINATION OFFER | = /B s Both hop flavorea and scaled in The fourteenth in almost two montl e of baldness. Get a bottle was exploded at the Byrd Theater, on ¥ 75c Target Cigarette Machine P ; { or only I vacuum tins, assuring full I strength, flavor and purity. No Commission Charged [l | i west Side. owned by the Greater WILDROOT The Federal Brand is dar! Jack Miller and Simon Simanski. o - | ent owners and the Motion Picture O | For a Limited Time 93 % tively both inside | MR, c e W cively both inside | and Simanski estimated damage to the | ol W S\ Ballantine’s Malt Syrup is . 1 > & Chica Theat C ti i Voill can take 12 iyearsii 1o M | Chlcago usater Coponation {6l HAIR TONIC | 3—10c Pkgs. Target Tobacco i s 1 | E = { ~Neither motion picture house is in- and a Target Cigarette Case I o ...the Jersey Brand light. ators’ U thet: ers said. 1 | “Sidney Spicgel. manager of the Byrd.| % 7 All foronly__.._.._.. ana out Pay O your loans hout ‘the ‘Theater, on the North Side, owned by | 50c 39 , . volved in the dispute between indepen e i C v e Perpetual age there at 5200, Miler | R ‘We will be glad to demonstrate the most practical device for rolling 13: Lindy Theater to be $250. 5 Bufldmg | “'Thirteen other theaters, all owned |’ F t F".e’) anteed to work to your satisfaction A A by independent owners, ' haye _been eet on i \ | boml since a controversy developes 4 ssociation | August 10 over the number of operators G il Arids: e 23 are the finest ob- Established 1881 1 to be employed in each theater. The reen Liquid Lnds G \ tainable. 5 A | owners insisted one was enough. The /7 Burning, Smart and Ands Over $25000 000 [ <t { ] weens | SPRCIALS - - - Cor- llth d E N.w‘ % Don't go »another day _Wll . . e ]| aobing, wimine, smaring, ey, FREE! A full size 60c jar of EDW. A Z. Secietary N = = 96 CARS OF SURPLUS | gooling Rorer mnammation . | Just for Today and Saturday! Lady Esther Hand Cream it Fuch duce swelling, and draw the ache Purchase of S\ AN A o Rheumatism Red Cross Ships Donated Clothes | and soreness right out of painful | Kidney Trouble and Food to North Dakota | Lf7f [ s collowes or bumcns a'at | 59¢ Lb. Milk Chocolate Covered Lady Esther Face Cream for 5c Luxuriously Large e, z razil Nuts This face cream is a marvelous Arthritis—Neuritis |5y me auociscea press. last, that cools because it heals— ¢ ¢ help in removing blackheads. 2 20x40 Inches HELENA, Mont., October 16.—Ninety- | 7 7 a clean, grecn, vanishing anti- g .z " : i o Rheu- : , Acts as an astringent and powder % six cars of donated food and clothing, septic liquid, free from grease, oil Special 13 Lb. ; ; 25¢, 6 $ ot ik T ! C base. Keeps the skin soft and : C, fOI’ I amounting to approximately 2.400 ton ’ or stickiness. ’ seral | have been shipped into the Montana< amooth . These towels are made by the :;‘"en.gsfh' e hera xon,hl Dgg; gro:‘gh;, n";‘en]byb t',he 3 0 i A 80c hn'tllc will . Ci o world famous Cannon Mills. Only o or by phvsicians of 3 merican ross in the last two |77/ een sour feet feel- : : soft, highly absorbent materials welaks, 'l:. dA. Shepard, relief director, ing fine for months. 5¢c Garcia Grande gars Are You Cartng s Sreusd! W Eveey metheraf the said yesterday. Money back if Ro- B = . family will appreciate the generous Of the total North Dakota commu- bene doesn't end (Babies) i nities contributed 68 cars, Montana do- all sour foot misery. 7 for C for Your Hands . ) size of these towels. nated 11, Minnesota 8 and Wisconsin 5. | Potatoes formed the bulk of the food shipments, but Shepard said many more | of ihem are needed. He said only two - cars of clothing had been loaded for Mo]m(a] Val | shipment and urged communitics with | G . supplies r¢ y for movement to com- For 5 Years the Prescribed Water | mynjcate with .his office here as snnx\l at Hot Springs, Arkansas. as possible in order to take advantage 306 District National Bank Bidg. | o5 [Tce, transportation privileges of the Metropolitan 1062 NAVY ORDERS Lieut. Comdr. Boyd R. Alexander, to It you have Arth A S\ r faforma W\ Properly? 5 { 60 Boxes 50 5 ;'i:n. A | (:?g‘:r‘s ‘.,!. ’ % $1-75 Lady Esther Hand Cream Tooth PaStes. whitens, heals, protects and over- comes shine due to dryness. [& 50c Car-Mac < .. 396 ch Hospital Cotton, “.) . Quickly absorbed by the skin. 25cColgater .. ........19¢ Leaves a protecting film on the 60c Forhans . ... .34 $1 Wine of Cardui. : i auo 25¢ Ideal . .. +19e ; 65¢ Mistol......... — : ggzlll;:l:t %gz Sl oe Ny oveammenaRUN P e A 25¢ Kleenex Tissues. . Ale C an d y T reat ;gz E:;:rci:e':::.tf::,‘ ;g: Mot 7 0 8 S ;5 T T 98¢ Food Choppe“ Ceeee 19 A pound box of Mammy Lou Butter Creams and a pound ~ Toilet Soaps R— S\ — A\ DA . bout October 24; to VT B about October o VT Squadron 1 box of Chocolate Covered Cashew Clusters, both for 69c. 4 1U. S. S. Lexington). Clover S I “Be Sure to Take Home a Treat” 25¢ Cuticura ........18¢ Medicines 98¢ Tool Sets . . . 796@ ' " b ZSCD'emme'...'.:'.lg: M R— = SR tached ‘naval aircraft factory, Phila- delphia, about Octcber 26; to. U. Langley as supply officer. Lieut. Jacques H. E. Everette, granted : two months’ sick leave: completion, to wait orders at New York, N. Y. 8 ; Lieut. Thomas M. Schnotala, de- tached "9th Naval District about No- & vember 20; to U. 8. 8. Sal e City OIIC I’Igl\t remcdy FOI‘ as supply officer. Medical Corps. Lieut. Comdr, James A. Halpin, de- tached U. S. S. Marblchead; to Naval Hospital, Boston, Mass. Licut. James C. Kimball, detached Navy Yard, Norfolk, Va., about Ncvem- ’ ber 14; to U. §. S. Marbiehead. You can always be sure of getting Lieut. Claude D. Roop, authorized re- your Bromo Quinine Tablets just 2s port treatment Naval Hospit:], Phila- = S\ iy N NN Lieut. Comdr. Charles J. Harter, de- — S AN — SN AW NNE\N Dogs need medicine just ag a hu- A handy item for doing those little jobs it al ['u:ul“mm n?ity“emnxl.‘ l‘l’ll“!;u:l ;r?g;xdhthe hou'lse,l Hgllgw me:‘al fh;ilndle AL R L LT L L R olds the spare tools. Set consists of ham- v D Mediciy 1a R R T e e mer, screwdriver, gimlet, tack puller and awl. medicines were originally prescribed 15c Pears o.ceoewese.lle 25c Packers .«.coqeenadTc B e ot 0 worid s” Knows -\ 2 R} 25¢ Woodbury’s 4aes..16c esv;:wl;en. S A - Wk J 30c Resinol ..........18¢ oun 'orm B 5 S ! Vormstoge o 49c¢ $1 Ponds Cream 69¢ : _ 65c Round Worm POND'S i : FREE! Capsules 49c Coldios Wannnine A Pound Box of And a Pound Box of 25¢ Box of 65¢c Condition A remarkable opportunity to obtain a sup= 4 ply of these nationally known cfeanm ot an M L . ; Iphia, Pa. ' i amm ou ocC overe fresh and potent ason the day they ; celphia, Fa. © o oo oo Pills unusually low price. Yy . K|eenex Tlssues left the Grove Laboratories—any e . ! o 1 . . 7 h s time, anywhere in the world. | {;fngg?;?fdt:' aN‘aa\?yH;’;?d‘,ak(;‘;gfi:, I;'lon, ;Si;:hl):gestlve Bu'H'er Creams Ca shew Clu sfe rs with each purchase of z Tempting mellow butter Tempting Cashew Nuts in a s, 65c Laxative f " creams . - . made of pure creamy |l| thick, luscious coating of choco- 50c Moret All e T 49c onarc o] alls butter ‘and dipped in mild, ||| late. So delicious they simply PUI"p ose Cream tached U. 8. 8. Antares; to Marine Bar- smooth, bittersweet chocolate. melt in your mouth. Tacks, Parris Island, 8. C. 65c Canker Cis, pa e 000 s 5 or $1 Both for 69C b 50c The formula, combining the valuable Lieut. Comdr. Nicholas S. Duggan, tonic properties of quinine with @8 | detached U. S. S. Neveda; to Naval :;:‘E e 1 D) 49c o g e Two Pounds of Pure Fresh Candies at This Special Price Asclentifically compounded cream ennel and A low price on these golf balls for preferred b) particular wom- 23(: sale only.mBe sure to obtain a supply now. o « « Just for Saturday D Wor o limaitod time ofity. you N\ A A " A\ N\ SN proved, andnow thecontentsofevery |,y ¥taChied” Naval Hospital, Mare package are sealed “forever fresh in | Tojany, about November 2; to U. S. . cellophane.” Nevada. Lieut, Francis R. Hittinger, detached Norfolk Naval Hospital, ~Portsmouth, Va, about November 10; to U. 8. S. Antares. P laxati not be im- | Training Station, San Diego, Calif. oL filaane ok Lieut. Comdr. Rolland W. Quesin- Flea Soap ....... Monarch Balls have tough, durable covers will get a 25c package of Kleenex which do not cut easily. 5 free with each jar. ive for two generations S . ‘Warrant Officer. in every civilized country in the el reisnocubsti- | Chlef Pharmacist Benjamin E. Ir- world—and today thereisno substi- | BRGS0 meC P i epital, Mare tute for— Island, about October 15: to Norfclk Naval Hospital, Portsmouth, Va. LAXATIVE BrRoOmoO o= Lieut. John Gustave Mauritz John- son, U. S. N., retired, died September ulN I NE 27, 1931, at Santa Ana, Calif. U 6 I e Munion b Ut s, St Feaoling in the lsst 12 monti. DA -