Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1932, Page 30

TB-14 patiny, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, TUBERCULAR SEAL [ ETURNS LAGENG Association Asks Report; From Thousands Who Have | Failed to Send Money. The Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis today requested a re- port from several thousand persons who have failed to make a return on Christmas seals malled them during | the campaign last December. ! Although a stamped and addressed | return envelope was inclosed with each mailing, a check of the list reveals that many have neither returned the #eals nor sent money for those retained. A final letter and “Christmas seal tracer” has been sent out by Mrs. Ernest R. Grant, president of the as-| soclation, with blanks to be filled out indicating whether the seals were r(‘—‘ ceived, if any had been sold, and i remittance had been made or merely | delayed. | In her letter, Mrs. Grant stressed | the fact that an increased death rate from tuberculosis has been l'(‘p(n'tel.i,1 and that “help is needed this year as never before.” A total of 802 children were known to be affected with the disease last year, Mrs. Grant pointed out. The sale has falled so far to bring in| enough money to ca out the new community health program of the ‘Tuberculosis Association. Although a member of the Com-| munity Chest. the association depends upon the sale of Christmas sales for 4ts working funds. GREAT LAKES AIR LINE CUTS FARES Reductions Ranging From 10 to 65 Per Cent Announced by Officials. By the Associated Press. DETROIT, April 1—Fare reductions | ranging from 10 to 65 per cent were an- nounced yesterday by Transamerican Airlines, Inc., to become effective with the formal opening of general offices for its Great Lakes air system at the Detroit city airport today. The general offices, along with ex- ecutive offices of its ground organiza- tion, the Thompson Aeronautical Cor- oration, have been moved here from leveland. The fare on the amphibian 55-min- ute route between downtown Detroit and downtown Cleveland is reduced from $11.90 to $10.75. Resumption of this service has postponed until April 10 because of ice conditions. The $8.95 fare on the 80-minute De- troit-Toledo-Cleveland overland _route is unchanged, but a new combined schedule calls for six round trips daily between Detroit and Cleveland, or four on Sundays and holidays. The Detroit - South Bend - Chicago through fare of $13.25 is unchanged, but the Detroit-South Bend fare is-re- duced from $9.95 to $8.90 and the Tate between South Bend and Chicago frem $4.95 to $4.35. RICH FiEALTY OPERATOR TO SEEK SEPARATION H. R. McCready of Pittsburgh to Ask Annulment of Marriage to Former Stenographer. By the Associated Press EL PASO, Tex, April 1.—H. R. Mc- Cready, wealthy Pittsburgh real estate | operator, said here last night he would seek an annulment in Juarez of his marriage to Marguerite Heasley, a stenographer. McCready, divorced by the former Margaret Long of Pittsburgh last No- vember 31, said he and Miss Heasley were married two days later at Cum- berland, Md. He and his second wife have been separated since February 1, McCready d. He explained his wife does not know of his intention to annul the marriage. He arrived here in a chartered plane from Los Angeles WENDEL HEIRS SOUGHT BY LAWYER IN PRUSSIA Ancestors of New York Woman Who Left Fortune Traced to Baltic Island. By the Associated Press. BERLIN, April 1.—A search for heirs to the estate of Ella Wendel who died in New York lesving a great | fortune, is being conducted through | East and West Prussia by Edward J.! Bloom of San Francisco on behalf of 2 group which claims descent through the male line. i He has carried his r h back to| 1 ndel. from d 1 p ed a small | sland in the Baltic S ame to the Tmainland, scattered & he coast and finally spread into al ts of the world. POINCARE WILL RECEIVE $8,000 A YEAR PENSION| French Deputies Pass Bill A:«,ur-‘ ing Financial Future of For- % mer President. | ) —The financial President Raymond odyesterday when Deputies passed a im approximately $8,000 4 was passed on thel was appli- | to former w deserving of the fathe | In case M. Poincare should die before his wife, the widow would receive about esident has been {ll ar at Sampigny STUDY IN JAIL CELLS Two Students Continue Work While Serving Sentences. (#).—Stone & school a prison for Leroy nd Barr, Salina High s. They are serving jail using other persons’ cars in joy-riding. Desiring to keep up with their class and compiete their high school courses 4his year, the two are continuing their studies in jail at nights after working during the days under direction of county officials. Telephone National 5000 For immediate delivery of The Star to your home every eve- ning and Sunday morning. The Route Agent will collect at the end of each month, at the rate of 1!, cents per day and 5 cents Sunday. SPORTS OXEORDS For School, Golf, Walking sO05 e Five Styles—Five Combinations e Wing Tips, Moccasin Toes, Novelty Tips and Ghillie Ties o All With Gristle Rubber Soles Sizes 215 to 8 For Dress Wear there are 25 styles in Spring “Merry Maids” ready at $5 Pr. Kann's—Fourth Floor. Eyelet Embroidered Initial Handkerchiefs —A new fancy in initialed handkerchiefs. Mid-size, in € white and solid colors. Initials to match or contrast. each Kann's—Street. Floor. 6 for $I Wear a Gay SCARF! style which can be worn tied in a $ perky bow, or as a demure Ascot; light and dark grounds with plenty of blue. —Pretty scarfs in striped, dotted, floral and block pa d different shapes at 59 ea. Kann's—Street Floor. Imagine! Fur Scarfs —If you've worn a fur piece during Winter and have a furless coat for Spring you’ll need one of these beautiful scarfs. —Natural Red Fox Scarfs, Pointed Fox Scarfs, Brown Dyed Fox Scarfs, in Gray Fox Scarfs, 6-skin Kolinsky Scarfs. Kann’s—Second Floor. Hundreds Are Choosing MESH Rayons at —Open and shadow mesh styles, 2 {Of lace trimmed and tailored with Frenchy touches—deep fitted $ yokes, button sides and narrow bands, bloomers, vests, step-ins and panties in regular and extra sizes. Chemise in Regular Sizes Only Kann's—Street Floor. A Flacon of Perfume /"~ With Coty Powder —Both of the same fra- grance. Choice of L’'Ori- gan, Emeraude, Paris, C L’Aimant, Chypre or Styx. Both for the price of the powder alone. Kann's—Street Floor. Wear Black and White —Imported glace kid gloves, with fancy $ tops—white designs on black. Sizes 52 to 7. . 4-Button Lamb. in black and colors, al Kann's—Street Floor. Kann's Kapital Kandy—2 Lbs. for 95C Homemade Peanut Brittle, Special. ..... l 9C Ib. Kann's—Street Floor. They’re Wearing Veils Nose Veils, 25¢ to 79¢ Circular Veils, 50c to 79¢ —They are shown in navy, brown and black. (Neckwear Section, Street Floor.) D. C. FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1932. ® Beautiful Evergreens 69¢ to $1.69 —A large variety in our Spring sale now going on — Fourth Penn. Avg.=Eighth ard D Sts. Floor. More Children and Girls-In-Their- "Teens Will Be Outfitted Tomorrow People Want More SoWeBought More “Finery” Chiffon Hose To Sell For RAL E L CTETV A $1.00 Quality HOSIERY —This “Finery” hose with the coral band, genuine stop-a-run feature has proven remarkably popular. Clear, sheer and even chiffon hose that wears well. Eight wanted colors to select from. Sizes 8)% to 10. —Medium service-weight Finery hose with lisle tops and feet, in new colors. 815 to 10 sizes. 69c r. Kann's—Street Floor. By the Hundreds at $5 —They are in charmeuse, short- grain, montelupos, Balibuntls and sport crochets. —In the new wavy and baby brims, high backs and turbans. Smart bright colors, also black, brown, navy. Kann's—Second Floor. Women'’s Elgin Wrist Watches $12.95 —T-jeweled, with chromium non-tarn- ishable cases; with attractive link, or ribbon bands, guaranteed. New Ingraham Wrist Watches $2.39 —American made, with non-breakablc crystal, chromium non - tarnishable cases, push pin lugs; attractive leather strap; fully guaranteed. Men's Illinois Wrist Watches $15.95 —17-jeweled Watches, with rolled gold plated cases, in several attractive styles — discontinued patterns — guaranteed. Specially reduced. Kann's—Street Floor. Crepe de Chine Blousettes $1.95 ~1In large and small polka dot patterns on white grounds, and plain colors. Sizes 34 to 40. Kann's—Street Floor. Children’s Sample Coats $3.95 to $5.95 Values *2.99 —Polo styles, double- —Fluffily ruffigd skirts, breasted coats, belted others plain with deep models. Flannels, tweed hems; straight line or mixtures, basket weaves long waist styles. In pink, and novelties. 2 to 6 sizes. blue, yellow, peach and green. Children’s Silk Dresses 2 to 6 Sizes 388¢ Girls’ Smart Silk Dresses 7 to 14 Sizes *'1.59 —These attractive frocks for young girls are trim- med with shirring, smock- ing and tiers. Skirts are flared or pleated. Pastel and street shades. Girls’ Dressy Spring Coats Sizes 7 to 14 *3.99 —Tweeds, diagonals and other novelty fabrics, in military and polo styles, with little scarfs, metal buttons and collars. In navy and other colors. For Girls in Their *Teens COATS—SUITS and DRESSES 11 to 17 Sizes $7.95 . —Three of the charming youthful styles are illustrated—navy coats with printed scarfs, dresses, trim- med with stripes or figured prints, two-piece suits; some with fur trimming. In the popular colors of the season. Kann's—Second Floor. Roller Skating, the Newest Sport Here Are the Skates for Everybody—Boys, Girls, Misses and Adults! —Everybody is roller-skating—around Haines’ Point—in the parks—play- grounds and sidewalks. Get your skates tomorrow. A hockey stick free with each pair! $1.79 Ball-bearing Skates, Boys’ and Girls’ $1.49 Ball-bearing Skates, for Children “Union Hardw: and Girls’ Ball-bearing Skates for Men and Women $2.25 Pr, Rubber-tired Skates, Girls’, Men’s, Women'’s $3.49 Pr. Kann’s—Fourth Floor. Blue Coats Black Coats Tan Coats Were Never More N Beautiful at b ‘15 —Wool crepes and diagonal weaves, made with detachable capes, collars and novelty or furred sleeves, scarfs of silk or self materials. In misses’ and women's sizes. This Sale of Lovely Dresses —is the Surprise of the Season at —Never have we as- sembled such varied and distinctive styles at so low a price as in this sale. Cloudy flowered chiffons, pastel prints, chalky pastels, pure-dye crepes, printed crepes, navy sheers, laces and # nets. Made in a host Vicuna Fox S of many stunning Fox Tails i styles. Mink-dyed Marmot —Juniors’, Misses’, Lit- Lapin (dyed rabbit) tle Wo.mcn", Average Kid Galyak 4 : Women's and Large Women's Sizes. Kann's—Second Floor. Fur trimmings— Silk Slips and Other Undies Chemise, Dance Sets, Step-ins $ ‘ —Lovely lace trimmed and tailored styles of crepe satin or I French crepe, in white, flesh, and tea rose, are most L 4 i economically priced. Misses’ and women’s sizes. Kann's—Second Floor. 2 for $3.00