Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1931, Page 5

5 x . THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. (. DECEMBER 6, 1931—PART ONE. r A— Tells League People Ready . o Msh: " ¥ i e e __,-‘m“‘;" » PRE |Launching of Manhattan by Authoritative Report States toe ‘, holidaypian to Fight and Dic Rather o | ; g Mrs. Roosevelt Attended Huge U. S. Finance Body Than Evacuate City. Wy cir : ¢ ' by Capt. Fried. Will Be Proposed. e | = il COUZE ASKS RAIL INQUIRY By the Assoclated Press. By the Assoclated . b g - CAMDEN, N. J, December 5—The| The Hoover istration's newest | DecIaring Emergency Exists. He Pro Delaware River, the “Clyde of Amer dbook—the Presiden nual mes- | poses Probe to Include Pay. ica,” received another ship to be added | sage to Cony i’ printed Senator 15 of Michi he American mercha rine to-| last night, bu fig a joint when the giant Manhattan w ericil marks t launched amid the plaudits of thou sands and the tooting of whistles The largest passenger ship ever built in America and construc | had decided United States Lines for service in the | tons for North Atlantic, the M 1| until the eff from the ways of the K cady in progre bullding Co. yard se fal ¢ ship is also taking form it was sald, Mr. $1,000,000,000 mark. How about " Mills ,, % S Ny LA A . = = N RESIGNATIONS PRESENTED Nt EAT AN Chiang Kai-Shek Urges Sze and Koc to Reconsider and Keep Posts D Named By Mrs. Roosevelt, Throu the day In the forefront of the ceremonious | Worked steadily on his regu numk b com launching of the great hull was Mrs e re t nate and F ¢ A railr latio Edith Kermit Roosevelt, widow of Pr 0 € ith f = - dent Rcosevelt, who formally gave Emergency Existn ship its name, By A y as a youngster with a new toy of the as \.K\“';Qd,[&"'fl[.‘,fi “":"nv{“‘l"li’_ Se. 1 Will Ask Huge Finance € tions of the sea. He will be the com- st Feport mander of the new liner e ! i A bittle containing water taken from | the o Bl streams in all the States of the Union | finnce co o was used fo christen the Manhattan, | I PAIt the Which, when completed, will represent | 404 in the . / an outlay of approximately $10.000,000. TONthS . % LT # N At the luncheon after the launci St STUDENTS BLOCK 1 F % Postmaster General Brown ur at $1,000,000, 1 % S 1 . 9 American business men to use Ameri- | 2t 81000 Demnniil Fre I to St § : : sels in shipping their goods | 4 1y e ther cieats ot Satkls : wherever p:ssible _Protests a % ) Senator Royal S. C nd of New PEIPING i York also pleadet an adequate mer- i chant mari ) Manhattan, the largest merchant vessel ever photographed yesterday as| T, v. 0O'C i cf the v the waters of the Delawaie River at Cax ‘ rs. Edith Kermit Roosevelt, widow of Presi- | United States Shippi ard, urged Sha el S to reduce the w dent Roosevelt, had broken a bottle of water collec tes & few minutes before on the huge prow of | the adjustment of pay rates for With the O : e ; 1oy hough it the ship. ‘TTic Manhattan will be commanded by Capt..George Fried, hero of many sea rescues, —A. P Phot, | 18, sl mail to accord wit o e it ey o ’ - | icans operating vessels of h s A s b ssands A st the | D . ¢ a | The Manhattan is about a0 : ming 1 - thousaridal/of tc thi At AR ting Association e chard, New Britain, Conn.: oo s at § ected be con y tc art-t i Tt e the studcn wwore|HEATING ASSOCIATION Warm-Alr Heating oo completed and will be ! . shipya ¢ Chincho: closing & org ation’s | Olsen, Elyr dhio; A. < ¥ . s oD I | several months be t is ready f oy wall about 1t withix Margets, | NAMES NEW PRESIDENT | two-day convention in the Mayflower Holland, Mich.. H. P. Mueller. Mil-|seq service. The s all about it within two Den o o 5 h.: i a length of > 1 5 p e amount neces: r the W ‘ Pl , and F. E. Mehrings, Peoria 5. feet overall 5t o e said ! amount n Hotel . e association’s next annual con- rline. Its loaded displacement Irving L. Jox ca Is Elected | Other officers n were ' | vention wili be held in Columbus, it [32,000 tons. It has & i S McGrath atd, and H. T, was decided decks and will accommod: at Closing Capi Session of Shipstead Says U. S. Has Viol ardson, Nev r . P ¢ Hoover 1t Terms of Nine-Power Pact e Allen W Italy will spend in the next fiscal | knots. other documents to be laid before e - e i s owing | year $1,104,000 on its highways and 10, December, 6 (Sunday) ¥ i O v lected of the National directors ) lecte nly $263,000 on its railways dispatch from Mukd > e o Was an unconfirmed re- 2 urce at Peipir anese commande rved final notice ng to withdraw h € Oblaion’ o | B fad b poteaion o it Just Imagine nfirmation of su had been P NG| i, 3l S i i Sales Chinese . e % 1 A REACH CHARGED. ULTIMATUM IS REPORTED. TEEA LIRS | | d > murky . Scotland, er lettering Final Notice Given Chang to Withdraw Troops, Dispatch S: Midseason aggress R o e neans gnod Takth £ When She finds such 0 have b " 830 Laany charming Slippe on R o er thar t o her Xmas Tree! So many At F St. Shop to military | > : lovely ones to choose redvwas | FRESHMEN WIN CAMPUS : : [ from, here at Hahn’s! Entire stocks our finest CHINESE T0 HOLD CITY, FREEDOM IN TUG-OF-WAR | $10.50 and $12.50 Dr. Sze Says Nanking Will Not Evacu- Defeat Sophomore Teams In An- | ate Chinchow to Japanese, i “Carlton” nual Field Day at Ameri- ‘ Costume Sho Ereen iy assum X TLABORATE gold and Sisetan ; $ 5 $ E which had been d em so | B h ilver trim. black - or es, suedes, k in all 1 4 AND O dals. can TU. A Special Purchase brings you these HART SCHAFFNER & MARX At all our Stores Thousands of our « regular $6.50 quality ‘; e r C O a S “DYNAMIC” i \XOUISITE . sold kil Style Shoes . B o), s : Also a Group of 2-Trouser Suits Mules or D'Orsay Slippers. 53.95 e | apprecis HE overcoats are a d polit- | spler J ber 20 and £ 0. fashion s | special purchase and ir holiday i S ihar e con are actual $45 and $50 TP, o 5 c 2 and_‘evening_ sh values; all brand - new T e, T e, T e, Wb, A 3 - . :« - 2N ~}fi INE ob c § and in the smartest styles Chl‘lstmas Y Q : : ' v - of the season—Fleeces, i Hopsacks, and Suede fin- JeWElry i e Bk At Tth St. Store ish fabries; also Raleigh o e ot . ACK-STRAP Mules o . 5 Phe siiite ara : Shop at o o l Black Crepe lined with Entire Stocks Boucles . . . The suits are smile—wit | ) TR Popular $3.95 identical in quality to Shetialisinn i il g A those which sold last year Perfect Diamonds FE UPER” at $45. Cheviots, Wor- and all T Shicdos steds, Tweeds and Cass Hf’l:ir;;ioc;ul h/u:cél,es_ ) G suedes meres, in grays, tans, Illinois Cruien 81 : \ . . $2 95 brown and heather. All at Taxes Loom Add T T b2 D 3y e e R 2N N 2 Complete Line of Gifts sizes. T i Charge Accounts Invited Is Given Significance. t beginning of 3 M. Wurizburger Co. ¥ GIDRIDGE” Slippers of inter_weve marked down Soars o Wid or crepe—con. || SO newest suedeiand many Other Hart Schaffner & Marx Overcoats to $100 “Ober Eveninie rasting linings of 6 dif- th’ more $395 regu- . b irasung = Other Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits to $75 $1.29 Hart Schaffner & Marx Topcoats, $25 to $75 Sale of Men’s | LIPPERS ore different sl)lc"sv A Charge ACCOunt or and better ones Women’s Shops than ever before! EXTENDED PAYMENT PLAN [ _IZUA F without any extra charge, is available JAPANESE PLAN DRIVE i¥'s Purer ! ;:;8 Il\llh $295 to all responsible men and women “Open Nights = )i e ) ) P Tt T e et S A S | ferent colors. e SR N e =i Stand on Chinchow Regarded as Chal Seice o Ay Cabncin and Better ally hand-turn E . ! I opera_ slippers in red, “Very woman expects a box of Jlue, wn, black kid, pat- e vicl m - 3 d brown morocco leather. Peiping-} : sinmin FRESH. Look for the blue 5 ¥ SHRER PThe s aste t of ovely com 3ift Chests, si d others. “very man b! west of Mukden on the r to Chi and yellew label. Lovely compartment Gift ns and other: very chow, toward whi 3 anese 20 (0= containing 3 or more expects Slippers this Xmas! 1 10 F s e, 10 $2.95 buin i ot "ualine $9.75 treet withdrawn on orders from Tokio. Officials declared Chinese troops con- centrated in the neighb cod of Ta- - Sgshan and other places in the area