Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1932, Page 5

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, B U, 'STEALING OF STEERS | BRINGS CONVICTION Alaska, Md., Man Is Found Guilty in Theft of Three Animals | From Farm. THE MONDAY, world, with the possible exception of a crowd shown drinking soda foun- tain milk concoctions, and in Ber- lin of all places. Included in the talk and the inter- From the Front Row Reviews and News of Washin R were several views of the originai | Reichst Te o gton’s Theaters. ool I AR cichstag, the Templehof airport Berlin museum, i the Chariotierbury Myusoleutn Surprising as it may seem. the . As Seen by Newman's Camera, Section, at night rivais in brilliance | OMmelnl eurs discos that Gernan x women and girls spend an average of ERLIN, from its beer gardens to TR ETe IRl v Boned Shad Shad-Roe | tional Theater to the amusement of | trie slgns on neatly every building T4th Year of link sausage as American chil- dren are of ice cream. Also included in the lecture were views of Unter den Linden, the Paciser Plats the tomb of Germany's Unknown Soldier, the Potsdamer Platz, the 200, the Sieges-Allee, the HOUSE ECONOMY PLANS OPPOSED, Demands for Lefilation Give Leaders’ Cuts Big Problem. Music and Musicians Reviews and News of Capital's Programs. will be Viadmirir Horowitz, pianist who will play the familiar Tsc kowsky “Concerto.” Tarwater Sisters Sing in Recital NOUNCEMENT has been made that Penelope and Rebecca Tar- water, Southland singers and melo- dious ‘exponents of the true methods of song-singing south of Dixie, will “London Gayety Girls” Now Washington Entertainers. HE London Gayety Girls"— probably none of them daugh- ters of the London fog—this week wresent at the Gavetv st B presonted in g Lo present, at the Gaycty, an attrac o rectal db the was the piano recital at S i s fonyicted.on a charge | tion that, vhile not “outstanding” as University Club, | King-Smith School given by Johd gy e e e 3,569 | e vig say, mevertneless The drive for economy, Whic R e ' e W -Bepiuoben’ BT of the pe, Sacks and Republican and Democratic leaders ir s £ ; h Siso of Alssia, ind Binder. “below tr 1, the House are pushing in order to|| § L A same offense, is to go on 7 N e f ] balance the decidedly lopsided Federal | | & SEEL b “Waltz in E Flat Sentence was withheld in e e e e i Joshene smwek puBeY ho ar> grad- “Prelude in E_Minor,” t it Wit e ith Alice Ken- | lcan slandards =Most of t - | pleased with a tour of a Berlin mar- bresents a burlesque t ans see he picture, however, | ket place. A light touch was added budget, is up against some stiff op-| vate studenis | “Sous Bois,” Tschaiki of Evans’ trial E position, with a number of inter B = . e of HEvans' tris amuse any au e ut a c o here at one of tation” and Dett's men are accused of placing the fail to amuse any au e seem to be without a care in the by a young lass who seemed as fond wo e s pushing for enactment of legislation | | & e i it b W e et the The program was receiv in a truck and taking them to S ey | s thusiasm by a large audi Altoona, Pa. where they were sold to There has been an increasing i tl'u_ N On Saturday n A a packing company. Hides of the s LT s been an lncoesiag vere soloists re- ton College of M were exhibited during Whittaker's trial demands for logislation would call for e B g s sl Heiu o : = i illions 2 Natio Sym- y enthusiasf 1 ~umberl: llowing a fight in the stars, outlay of hundreds of millions of dol phony . Orches- who needs no ir et ene e e and Peggy White, and tra, their i to Washington audiens = = the Lyons- one of Mr. »n his program ; combination provide what re ata in G 1 en the electricity supply of South- o entertainment, although “Concerto In D.” Dyors Engiand. failed recently, a| Jimmie Barrett, Reds ols_and { having been received with s Danc con operated on an injured | Wicks, marathon stars, add & leader, today said_the balancing of the| considerably more than enthu workman by candle light. few minutes of fun. F.LC budget was the “most ir The program which these talented l In order to convince you of the freshness, the excellent all the constructive issues before Con-| YOUNg artists arranged by Kreisler. 1307-9-11-13-15 G St. N.W. o 3 quality of our Teas, we will present each purchaser of gress. “The y N S, “Ten e clusion of the recital Mr. Z B : a quarter-pound package of &S00 Teas with a jar of ol Hom-de-Lite Mayonnaise. We feel sure this tea week ORCC -~ SCASO, E special will be welcome in every home., Porch recalled several times, and “CLEARING THE DECKS” FOR SPRING . . . offering three extraor- 4860 B] k T Reg. 18¢ Value ac ea\ Both for loc Snell Agrees on Need. Sy 1 encore the Albeniz * Representative Snell of New York are ged by Kreisler. Fanny the Republican leader, also has said he| Draper pattern), rts was an able and syn dinary groups of NEW SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE for quick ; L CLEARANCE RUMMAGE, but_stylish g . g ith 3¢ Staes and 218 Representa- JORD comes from the offces of amffi'}m’:fi“ U T e ere, << srs SACRIFIGING 1 jar Hom-de-Lite Mayonnaise the T. Arthur Smith Concert Fragrant, satisfying light Formos g of delightful blend. considers it the primary need in eco-| and “Spirituals.” accompanist, set up a $100,000,000 revolving fund THEM IN A GREAT 3-DAY EVENT! Bureau that the concert which will e Reg. 25¢ Value 1 7 : : . 0 C $ 5 1 jar Hom-de-Lite Mayonnaise ‘B th for Pride of nomic recovery and confidence be given at 8:30 pam., n Rebi for drainage, itrigation and levee dis- | _ be given tomorrow by the Philadel | -~ e Formerly ! i Z lans are under consideration o Dliis Orcheste Wil obbesn it [con struction of a Tailway to Congella and $10, $15 & $25 1 4.]hl.\ (l;)rl;znge . 'S |and making the place one of the im- pks 5. €Ko¢e Flavory, pleasant bouquet blended to vour taste. 1 / -Ib. 4 pkg. Killarney Garner said it w: hoped the Ways| offered by the Univer Composer to Present tricts, and forces behind the Senate have been made as follows: “The portant industrial centers of South At = DRESSES for every cccasion . . . in EVERY SIZE I ea )R(’ 27¢ Value c ¥ . Both for 1 jar Home-de-Lite ) and Means Committee could draft a tertainment Committee, of which Lecture-Recital Tomorrow. measures for §: 000,000 in loans to Glinka overture (which will be the | yq 0 " for Misses and Women, and HALF SIZES . . . layonnaise A 100% India Ora It goes furthest. tax bill that would bring in $1,000.-| Lewis Loften Moneyway is chairman. | ,l,lm American Associntic States and an equal amount for direct first number on tomorrow evening's SLIP COVERS Business, Street, Afternoon, Teatime and Evening ¢ Pekoe Tea of highest quality. “Berlin, 193 Zetlin and Wiggins s tch Star. In Recital at Schools. D, Md. February 8 — MONG yeste: al events | A T of Alaska, 12 miles low here, was convicted on a charge Programs for !:mu(]lw‘r %.arge audience at a Newman Glim, of the city's residential ravel talk s e n s . sections ranged from examples of r:kr\;. Newman, the lecturer, re- quaint architecture to decidedly mar ..c. time and u\_.u‘ upon the modern apartment houses built by poverty of Germans and the low cost the municipal government 1107 Connecticut Ave. laudits of * performance is * * by the gue: lars. Floods of telegrams have bee: pour on leaders and member: agair roposed cconomies in appro- priation bill Speaker Garn d Represen Rainey of the Demo Tea Week . . . COATS brings a big Special in Qur Stores 000,000 annually in revenue. This| Other members of this commit of iy Women has amount would be necded. he said. in| include James Oliver N udm Cl s order to balance the budget within a| ford K. B an, G T that e will be reasonable time. | Bois. Allin H. Pierce Witiam tomoy Re) itative Rainey said demands| Showalter and Russell I Whyte for relief might offsec the millions of | dollars saved by the Democratic House| Philadelphia Program from the appropriation bills. Not To Be Ultra-Modern. pec Ia Salle Spier, composer-} The program will include ill tions from Debussy, Scriabin Lobos, Griffes, Spier, McDowell, Schonberg, Hindemuth, Bartock and ald, the Illinols member said, all the program) is very mild and tuneful Gowns. savings “might be wiped out.” the Prokofieff ‘Classic’ symphoi THE COATS are mostly Black in Misses’ sizes for Opposes Loans to States. Rainey is personally opposed tu the classic in its content, and this phony has become a great favorite Sport and Dress wear . . . some have FUR COL- LARS. Benate measure to make loans to Staies is going { Wherever it is played, and the Straw. RUMMAGE SALE PRICE .. for relief to people “because the States it should | insky ‘Petrouchka’ is a work wh 7] m—— H Formerly $19.95, DRESSES - COATS 523 d 535 Iould never repay the money. invariably draws large audiences DRESSES AND JACKET SUITS . . . in EVERY “If the Federal Governmen to be forced to give relief whenever it is played.” The soloist at tomorrow's concert SIZE FOR MISSES, WOMEN, AND EXTRA LARGE SIZES. Printed Crepes—Plain Crepes— handle it direct.”” he said, adding he hoped “the situation will not arise, so Triple Sheers—Velvets—Chiffons, and Wool for sports wear. that State and local charity can not take care of it Opposition to propesed curtailment of THE COATS are FUR-TRIMMED with Wolf— Fofoapm or Marmink . . . in small and large yom of lhu sizes. Also untrimmed Spom Coats. the appropriations for the War De- | RUMMAGE SALE PRICE . [ A&SCO Tomato Juice for ‘ NDTOONC ("N ATQ Formery $29.50, . ; fx’i}l’é’ Tomatoes = lOc Salada “Garden Fresh” Tea 1i-v. pke. 23¢ | Lipton’s Yellow Label Tea ti-w. rke. 25¢ ions on the imperative necess for the development of leaders, who can point the way out of ms to a freer. happier and mor actory ding of the i i Success, will ginning at zatlons are asking ension bill for widows and chilldren. The leaders have their hands full in trying to stop this and other legisla TURKEY TO HAVE U. S. PLANE FACTORY y Lenten | : Sy , i Reg. Isc Faney 4&5C0 Beans with Pork ‘. ivaporated Gold Seal Macaroni 5 ' Peaches The discussions will be led by men with records of out- standing achievement, and a program for personal self-- improvement through an understanding of the METHOD AND CRET of attaining Happiness, Peace and Plenty will be outlined. A cordial invitation is extended to all seekers for Truth who wish to better their condition and increase their earn- ing power and influence for the good of all. outcome of the Sino-Japanese situation. fine dresses, space forbids complete descriptions. Reg. 12V:c ASCO (,ruvhed Rer, 3~c 7mgz lmpnrrrd There is added sentiment also for the $600.000,000 naval bill sidetracked by A the House Naval Committee. A series of discu Road building sis are striving for the $375,000,000 Feacral highway : aid bill pending betore the House Reads | J| present cond Ccmmittee. Other intercsis are urging life through a $100,000,000 rivers and harbors omni- 2 Sha be held on ¢ successive evenings eight o'clock Tuesday, February 9, in the ball You'll certainly rave over the Sunday Nite Curtiss- anht Corpolsnon Plane | Frocks—the Street, Afternoon and Evening Gowns. Construction to Escape High THE COATS are lavishly trimmed with the finest E Tarif FURS and we have SIZES FROM 12 to 54 in xport Tariffs. 2 - . every wanted COLOR and BLACK. ¥P All meetings under the direction of MM A PRICE In an effort to escape high export William C. Grace, LL. B. RU AGE S LE RICE . .. A Eihe e T o D : All Sales Final—Positively No Exchanges or Refunds! Galdas Banlors. Shoehee Siiis Grodas S. M. Johnson, Ph. D. 2 i . M. . | . box of r : : | The Friendly Shop BRESLAU’S 1307 to 1315 G St. C can Ch LR e * . = orn . . b oese = " ing American experts to that country ¥ - to lay out airports and airlines and to nufacturi i 1 begin manutacturing and distribution of 7asly Iwoa's for tlze Lenten Season United States coniract airmail opera: ) F nitec ont C! irmal opera- tor, who is well known in the National ASC0 Fancy Peu. cooecdcans 20¢ Farmdale Peas........2cans 25¢ Stringless Beans . .....3 cans 22¢ Joan of Arc Kidney Beans can 9¢ Veterans' Willard Hotel. Absolutely free and no obligation. Non- one of the largest American aircraft Capital, already has left the United &SCO Breakfast Farina 3 pkgs. 25¢ 45C0 Pancake Flour . .2 pkgs. 15¢ Pink Salmon .........2cans 23¢ Portuguese Sardines . . ...can10c Gorton’s Codfish . . ... .2 cans 25¢ Gorton’s Fish Roe. . .2 cans 29¢ For Your Greater Convenience enactment of sectarian and non-political. manufacturing concerns, announced to- States to make the airways survey, while F. E. Hulse, airport specialist, will lay out the airports necessary to air- mail, transport and military operations. An airplane factory at Kayseri, Tur- Xey, constructed three years ago, but never operated, has been taken over and will be developed for the manufac- ture of American type commercial and military planes. The plant will be in charge of Capt. S. C. Coon of the Cur- tiss-Wright Corporation. 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