Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1932, Page 27

CENTRAL ANERA GALLS SAYSEUEST Delta Phi Epsilon Banquet Addressed by Minor C. Keith on Opportunity. Youth of America can find the same opportunity in Central america as ex- | isted in the United States in the nine- teenth century, Minor C. Keith of Costa Rica declared in addressing members and guests of Alpha Chapter of Delta Phi Epsilon, foreign service fraternity, at a banquet at Sholl's Grill last night. About 60 were present, “The opportunities there are open to the dyed-in-the-wool pioneer,” he said. “But it is necessary to have the ‘spirit’ of the country, for cash alone will not bring success.” The continued rule of the Marines in Nicaragua was criticized by Mr. Keith. Marines Called Handicap. “You should keep your Marines up here and let them concentrate on Chi- cago,” he stated. “Sandino would be | of no importance if it were not for the Marines. If the United States were to recall them, Sandino would fade into oblivion. We can handle him very effi- clently ourselves.” Mr. Keith also expressed the belief that the Federal Government should open up its service to persons who are interested in promoting more than their own ideas of culture in the Central American republic: F. M. Anderson, assistant legal ad- viser of the State Department, reviewed the opportunities for American trade and commerce in the Near East. There is large opportunity there, he declared, to correct the mistaken impression of the United States that has been car- ried in the news. Chapter's Growth Reviewed, Dr. W. H. E. Yeager, national secre- tary of Delta Phi Epsilon, reviewed the growth of the fraternity’s chapter roll and told of future prospects for new chapters. Other speakers were Daniel Casey, professor of exporting of Georgetown University; Dr. R. S. Harvey, attorney, and Dr. Arnold W. Spanhoold, head of the German department at George- town University. BUTCHER'S KIDNAPER GETS 12-YEAR TERM Becond of Trio Who Abducted New York Man Gets Sen- tence. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 11.—A second man convicted of kidnaping an upper Bast Side butcher, for which one pris- oner already is under a life sentence, was sentenced to serve 12 to 20 years in Sing Sing Prison. Judge Charles C. Nott, jr, in sen- tencing Max Lipsky, 32, said kidnaping was one of the most serious offenses known to the law, but he would con- sider the jury’s recommendation for leniency and also that Lipsky had a previously good record. Counsel for Lipsky had asked that Judge Nott impose the maximum sen- tence and grant a stay during good be- | havior. Lipsky wa$ convicted February XQ' last with Sam Lesser, alias Harry Har- vey, and Leon Golden for the kidnaping on October 13 last of Sidney Mann, a Butcher. Golden, posing as & detective, took Mann from his apartment to Lip- sky's apartment. Ransom of $50,000 was demanded. Mann gave them all he had with him, $75, and shortly after his wife delivered® $725. ‘A few days later Mann was released and notified the police. Leon Golden was sentenced to a life term by Judge Nott on March 2. The g;dae sald it would be necessary for to impose a sentence of 50 years on Lesser, as Lesser was a second of- fender. Lesser is scheduled to be sen- tenced today. Specials In the Beauty Parlor —Hot oll scalp treatment, shampoo and finger wave. All for $1.75 Shampoo and Finger Wave $1.00 —Bo-Peep hair cut and finger wave for children up to 12 years. S50¢ All During March —A $7.50 Lanoil Permanent Wave for $5.00 "\* ~— THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, Don’t Hide Money Away! Buy U. S. “BABY BONDS” —not with your savings or other active money, but with money that is now idle. Help your country help you! D. C, FRIDAY. annA Penn. Ave~Eighth and D Sts MARCH 11, 1932. LAST DAY of the Sale of Notions and Toiletries «—An opportunity to secure hosts of every- day needs at special prices.—Street Floor. “Stloered” Fox Trimmed Coats Matin Fawn Smoketone Gun Metal Nu Brown Allegresse Sun Beige EASTER STRAWS that tell a new story of Spring Chic $ —We know that “just hats” don’t sat- isfy today’s smart women. So we've considered discriminating tastes and desires—not to mention financial prob- lems—in this just-arrived, up-to-the- minute Easter collection at $5.00 —Brims in many variations . . . Tur- bans .. . Rough and Shiny Straws . . . All Colors. All Headsizes. Kann’s—Second Floor. Again! “Radmoot” Silk Hose Real Service Weight Former $1.50 Quality 79¢ P —A real eight-thread service weight silk hose with hemstitched, run-stop and self-colored picot edge. Sizes 874 to 10. Kann's—Street Floor. Qz"‘“wo‘““q,\afy" A Qe Merty Maids —Offer You Every Smart Color $5 Whatever you wear this Spring—a t, a sports dress, an afternoon frock, or an evening gown. You will find the mr;rrl “Merry Maid” shoe to wear with it. Kann's—Fourth Floor. Special Sale! Silk SLIPS —with non-slip shoulder straps $1.59 —Lace-trimmed slips of a French fin- 2>, Ished silk crepe in pastel colors. Bias cut and silhouette styles with straps that stay up. Sizes 34 {o 4. Kann's—Second Floor. Silver Fox Scarfs Now $49.50 —Select early from this collection of beautiful full flufty genuine silver foxes. One of these will add just the right touch to & Bpring suit or coat. o Kann's—Second Floor. —This Season! and it must have— Broad Shoulders Military Trimness Scarf Collars Fur-Trimmed Sleeves —Of course it will be in the new Bicenten- nial colors — Corsair blue, beigeen, York- town Red, or black, with scarfs or scarf col- lars, and full length or 74-length sleeves . . . of diagonal or crepy weaves. Misses’ and women'’s sizes. Kann's—Second Floor. are New! They’re Outstanding Values, Too, at 2) “Silvered” Fox Is the Result of a New Treatment Which Makes Ordinary Fox Look Like the Genuine Silver Fox. —Really you would scarcely know the differ- ence unless you were an expert. The coats are in black and corsair blue and are made with detachable collars. Furless styles with self or silk scarfs; many have furred cuffs. Other fur trimmings are fitch, mole, kolinsky, broadtail, squirrel and kid galyak, Misses’ and Women’s Sizes Kann's—8econd Floor. Lace and Chiffon FROCKS Just Unpacked! 15 Tucked Chiffon Frocks Chiffon Jacket Frocks Tailored Lace Frocks Lace Evening Frocks Lace Dinner Frocks —Fresh, crisp new styles arrive for Satur- day’s selling. Dresses that feature the new sleeve treatments, new silhouette, slender skirt lines, and the latest hemlines. In pastel colors and black. Sizes 36 to 46, and 14 to 20. Plenty of larger sizes. Kann's—8econd Floor. A Sale of New BAGS to Go With Easter Costumes 25 New, Strikingly Different Styles Smooth Calf— —We are proud to offer such good looking bags at 3.2.95. New styles, new trimmings, neat linings, handy fittings. Black, beige, red, navy blue and combination colors. Kann's— Street Floor, Fine ‘Leathers Fashionable Colors Blousettes —are very new $1.95 —Polka dot crepe de chine blousettes are high in fashion just now...so are those of printed crepe de chine. Sizes 34 to 40, in dainty colorings. Kann's—Street Floor. £ Crepe de Chine SCARFS —in New Dots 79c —There are dots of every size and hue; some in two-tone ef- fects; some in multi- colorings; some on light grounds; some on dark. Also at 79c striped crepe de chine scarfs. Kann's—Street Floor. « —Our Homemade :leflanut Brittle. Spe- 19¢ 1b. —Cocoanut Kisses. 27c 1b. —Kann’s Kapital Kandy. 2 lbs. 95¢ —Salted Cashew Nuts. 54c 1b. Kann's—Street Floor. * Milo-Sheen SLIPS 99c¢ —Tallored and lace trimmed _silhouette styles. Preshrunk; full cut. Pink and white. Sizes 36 to 44. “Undee Alls” 99¢ —The four-in-one un- dergarment — bras- siere, vest, chemise and garter belt. *Sizes 34 to 38. Kann's—Street Floor. * Chiffon "Kerchiefs 29c —Large handkerchiefs in black, white and pastel colors. Edged with lace all around. Kann's—Street Floor. * New! Black-and-White Lambskin GLOVES $1.95 —Pull-on and one- clasp styles of im- rted glace lambskin th fancy tops. Sizes 5% to T%. Kann's—Street Floor.