Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1932, Page 35

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1932. Wwill Visit U. S. INDIAN “GOD MAN” COMING FOR RELIGIOUS CRUSADE. MOVIE WILL SHOW ‘PARKS OF CAPITAL First Showing Planned To-| night of Picture Made by | Agriculture Department. “I don’t care how good the rest of the Anniversary values are, [ am convinced that my slice of Birthday Bargains cannot be equaled,” said the Men’s Clothing Buyer about our Distinguished Spring The scenic beauties of Washington's parks and their recreational use will be fllustrated in the premier showing of a | motion picture, made by the Depart- ment of Agriculture for the Office of | Public Buildings and Public Parks, to | be held tonight at 8 o'clock in the audi- | | torium of the New National Museum, Tenth street and Constitution avenue. Frederic A. Delano, president of the American Civic Association, will pre- side at the ring, which will be ad- dressed by Lieut. Col. U. S. Grant, 3d director of public bulldings an({p;;\::él_; MEHER BABA, nnouncing this eve " 5 D e o e e I | e arranged through the courtesy of the!route from India to America on Smithsonian Institution by the National | jigious crusade. He plans to establish Capital Park and Planning Commission | 5 retreat at Harmon, N. Y., similar to and the Fine Arts Commission, Will be | Gandhi's in India. i, it oo open for public inspection P 0. “Cut yourself a slice of Birthday The motion picture to be shown was made under the auspices of the Park| FORMER WASHINGTONIAN ings and Public Parks. The Park Com- mittee is headed by George E. Clark tion of t cering division. | 4 Arrangeme veniag's show- | Charles W. Hewett, £on jof Ball Club Owner of 1886 to 1890, Committee of the Office of Public Build- SUCCUMBS IN JAPAN Tead of rveying and drafting sec- | S e ing are he auspices of the Wash- ington C! r of the American lnsll-‘ tute of Architects, the District of Co- lumbia section of the American Society of Civil Engineers, the Parks and Res- ervations Committee of the Washington | Board of Trade, the Women's City Club, | the Committee on National Capital, Garden Club of America, and the Com- mittee of One Hundred on the Federal | City. American Civic Association The movie of Washington’s parks will be available for showing to convention groups here and throughout the coun- try, under tentative plans drawn up by Col. Grant’s office, as another means of | in Orient Since 1919. Charles W. Hewett, former Washing- | Japan, and was buried there on March | 26, according to information reaching this city. He was the son of Robert C. Hewett president of the Washington Base Ball Club from 1886 to 1890, and & promi- | nent feed merchant here for many years. Mr. Hewett had been in the tonian, died March 24 in Nagasaki, | Bargains” With the fine points of Orient since 1919. JOURNALIST'S PANTS = fovsi ol Wil ofses sister, PERFORATED IN DUEL Our $3.45 to %5 Rumanian end Fascist Chief Of-| Re&l ans Sheldon Hats fended by Article in Paper; (D. C. Property Only) 5).95 S/ Both Escape Injury. | 6% Spring Styles— Spring Weights advertising Washington. “in-the-money” clothing! $19.75 E write the advertisements for the Men’s Clothing Department. We went down to see the Buyer to get a slant on his Sheldon Suits at $19.75. We examined the suits, and this is the ad, written just the way he told us his story. By the Associated Press BUCHAREST, Rumania, April 1.— No Commission Charged Mihail Sturza, prominent journalist, You can take 12 years to psy was shot through his trousers by Grig- off your loans without the ex- oire Filepescu, chief of the Rumanian [l Pense of renewing. $1,000 for $10 Fascists, in a pistol duel today, in which [l Der month, including interest and neither was wounded. 5 principal. Larger or smaller loans Afterward, Filepescu, widely known at proportionate rates. Mellow fur felts, heading right into Spring, with a bang-up group of distin- guished easy-fitting styles, and light tinted shades. (Second Floor, The Hecht Co.) as a sportsman and bdu(hst. took on Georges Bratianu, Liberal leader and P 1 head of one of the most famous families erpetua of politicians in Rumania. In this duel i there was no damage at all B ild The duels” arose from an_article in ulding the newspaper Miscare. e article . . written by Sturza became a source of Association contention between Filipescu and Brat- 4 fanu. The encounters today were Established 1881 watched by a crowd of astonished 2 H peasants as well as members of some Largest in Washington of Rumania’s most aristocratic families Assets Over $27,000,000 SRS Surplus, $1,250,000 Unable to get work as a girl, Auka plus, $1,250, Tisecoa. & Buigarian miss, has, in the [| Cor. 11th and E N.W. last five vears held many jobs in Sofia JAMES BERRY, President While masquerading as a man under the DWARD C BALTZ. Secretary name of Ivan. (Reprint from the Washington Herald of Friday, March 25th) They Are All Doing J'VE got plenty of breezy new tweeds. Many with the new patch-pocket, welt- edge coat. Some with sport backs. Take a look at these rich flannels, in a bewildering array of light grey and brown shades. The Time to Buy—at Mann’s Another Sale of of Birthday Bargains” “Gold Seal Brand” 2-year-old Field Grown ROSEBUSHES Group of $6 49¢ o Men’s Shoes Guaranteed true to name—plant- P JERE are Shetland Suits, in herringbone “Cut _yourself a slice and pin-check patterns. And basket weaves . . . they’re porous and well-suited for warm Spring days. Run your eye ove these hard-clear worsteds. Man, they’re the service suits . . . they hold their shape, need few pressings, they’re dressy and economical. “I VE got 500 beautiful new Spring Suits. ! ¢ : Each has a lustrous, silky-smooth celan- ing instructions with each rose. e 3 Each bush sealed with wax to pre- ese lining. Soft and easy-slipping as a card. vent drying. Tioile e Brance Crimaon And I can fit any man, regardless of shape K A. Victoria, Snowy White . or size.” Killarney, Pink Mme. Butterfly, Light Pink Mrs. Aaron Ward, Yellow Primrose Ophelia, Creamy White Radiance, Pink Radiance, Red Souv. de C. Pernet, Pernet Yellow e Mo i’ daws | \o'u 1l want to W{I“( away wllh several Of course, you want a Sheldon Top- Evergreens Cean et o Mames pairs. First-quality leathers, in_black coat, and the Anniversary price for $ Norway Scruce. 1% to 24 fn.. 30e ea Seet. a5c by 3 c'fi:.,', and tan. Fashion-first styles. Sizes 6 them is only.. 3 ° 3 dapavess Barter vears old. 12 $1.00; 5 Ibs., $1.50; 10 to 11. in. high, 10 1o bundle. % ea Tbs., $2.75. (Second Floor. The Hecht Co) FERTILIZERS FOR LAWN AND GARDEN BAUGHGRO. The ldeal Plant Food for Lawns, Flowers, Gardens, shrut';: and Trees. 5 Ibs.,, 50c; 10 Ibs., 85c; 25 Ibs., $1.75; 50 Ibs,, $3.00; 2 s he M ’ 100 Ibs., $5.00. H 2 = b econd y D vators to t e ont—=5 P I}'E :l\\\’ D BONE MEAL. 5 lbs, 25c; 25 Ibs, $1.00; 50 Ibs., eo . b’ D et Ele Ll . il C’olhlng Depm,m econd Ebo"' $1.5 00 Ibs., § 5 SHEEP MANURE, Wizard Brand. 5 Ibs., 30c; 10 Ibs., 60c; 25 lbs., $1.00; 50 Ibs., $1.75; 100 Ibs, $2.75. COW MANURE, Wizard Brand. 25 Ibs, $1.00; 100 Ibs., §2.75. PEAT MOSS Small bale, $1.25; large bale, $3.25. HYDRATED LIME. 10 Ibs, 25¢.; 50 Ibs., 60c. COTTON SEED M L. s bs., $1.00; 100 Ibs., $2.75. SULPHATE AMMONIA. 10 Ibs., 60c; 25 Ibs., $1.00: 100 Ibs., $3.00. NITRATE OF SODA, 10 Ibs., 75¢c; 25 Ibs., $1.25; 100 Ibs., $3.50. Listen in on our program of Bing Crosby's recordings tonight at 6:45 over WOL HE HECHT CO. F Street at Seventh Free Parking While You Shop Here NAtional 5100 We carry a full line of Garden Tools, Sprayers and Insecticides. P. MANN & CO,, Inc. New Location—316 Sth Street N.W. Phone Nat’l 1121 1, Block North of Penna. Ave.