Evening Star Newspaper, May 6, 1932, Page 12

THE \ ? \ ¢ o ¢ ” N WETme WET cleaner and polisher A MESSAGE to 100,000 WASHINGTON WOMEN A wonder-working cleaner and polisher now awaits you in the stores of Washington. It is different, dainty, efficient. Like magic, it gives a brilliant, lustrous polish to silver, nickel, win- dows, windshields. No waiting to dry, no after- dust, cannot scratch. Endorsed by Good House- keeping Institute. Add beauty and brighfness the new easy way . . . with WET-ME-WET! Ask for it at stores below. A&P Stores, Sanitary Grocery Co., Kresge's, McCrory's, Peoples Drug Stores, Western Auto Supply Stores or G. C. Murphy. *For 30 years Wel-Me-Wat worsold by 2 Quoker ladies ot 3 packages for $1.00 Copr. Wet. Me-Wat. Ine. _toa LE FOND APPEAL T0BE DETERMINED | Missionary, Philanthropic and Educational Emergency Before Conference. By the Associated Press. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, May 6— | Methodist Episcopal delegates today ‘! faced the task of deciding whether the | first message from their general con- ference to the church at large would be | an appeal for $1,000,000 to support the | financially harassed missionary, phil- anthropic and educational program of | the denomination. The committee on | the state of the church has already ap- proved the appeal. Some criticism was voiced of the emergency message Wwhich calls upon | all Methodist pastors and their congre- | gations to start the $1,000,000 drive on | May 15 and to secure 200,000 “units” | of §5 each in the two weeks before May 31, when the campaign is to end. Dr. Frank Kingdon of East Orange, | N. J. was one of several committee | members to express the opinion that | the appeal would be “futile.” | During the discussion, Joseph J. Shya, a Chillicothe, Mo., attorney, re- ferring to all the financial problems of the church, suggested that Methodism organize its own financial institutions to handle the security obligations and loans of its departments. Mearwhile the attention of midwest- ern delegates has been focused on the Committee on Boundaries, whose sub- | committee has authorized a consolida- tion proposal for the fusion of the Chicago Northwest conference with the Rock River, Wisconsin, Iowa, Upper Iowa, Minnesota, Detroit, Northwest Towa, Illinols and West Wisconsin con- ferences. A five-point program, designed for | immediate application to current eco- nomic conditions, was approved yes- terday by & joint meeting of the Committees on Industrial and Social Relations. Approval of the program marked the first definite action on the board of bishops’ declaration for im- mediate and drastic reorganization of the relations between capital and labor. School Dance Tonight. The third annual joint entertain- ment and dance of the Whittier Parent- | Teacher Association and the Manor | Park Citizens’ Association will be held at 8 o'clock tonight at the Paul Junior High School, Eighth and Oglethorpe| EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, What a Chance to Save on new Summer Shoes MAY that every Woman Needs! Anniversary Sale of New Summer WHITE BAGS Thousands of pairs much re- duced in this popular “Anni- versary” Sale—at Tth St. & “Arcade” stores. Offering many charming new Summer fashions—at a full third under value! Sandal- pumps—straps, T-straps, and pumps — “Ghillie” ties—and other sports models. Choice of blondes, blues, browns, blacks, dashing two-tone effects and “Anniversary” Sales Girls’ & Boys’ Shoes for dress or play Extraordinary special pur- chases—much under-priced —of novelty sports shoes, dress shoes, school shoes. Including many new and ex- citing styles needed for the important May “Occasions.” Junior W o m- en’s sizes, 3 to 8. Boys’ sizes, 1to 6. $9.89 Misses’ sizes, 11 Small Popular “SUN”" SAN. DALS for misses and young women. White duck, trimmed in blue, green, yellow or black. Also, solid colors. Crepe soles. Excellent wear- ing, and very special at $1.19. Also, girls’ and boys’ imported woven sandals made to sell at double this price. And durable play shoes: white, patent, tan or black elk. Sizes 6 to 2—at a timely saving. “Mother’s Day” Gifts! Fine opportunity to give her superb silk hose, much reduced in these remarkable “LADY LUXURY?” Sales $1.95 The very bags you've been looking and ex- pecting to pay $2.95 for! White, washable igskin—white mesh— gei e mesh and beige or blue pigskin. Some combin with black, brown, red or blue. See these tomorrow— you'll want at least two. ' o b At all our stores Anniversary Sale of “DYNAMIC” STYLE' SHOES Our splendid all- silk, picot top chif- fons or service weights, at their lowest price ever! S7¢ (2 pairs, $1.10 Lots, Liberal Terms OR THE SPORTSMAN = . —THE VACATIONIST —LONG BEACH has everything. The hard, white sand beach, washed by sap- phire-blue waters, is ideal for bathing and sports. Eight and ten tons of fish caught == here daily. Plenty of crabs, good hunting; boats and launches available. OF BEACH HISTORY — think of it —miles of broad, sandy beaches, bordered by beautiful shade trees. You've never seen anything to compare with LONG BEACH. HERE’S THE BIG SENSATION Attractively boxed for The prices are amazingly low, almost . . this occasion. unbelievable, Lots, weil-wooded and near the beach, as low as $25. Beach front and view sites in proportion. $1.35 Mesh $1 —and you, your- self, will want at least a dozen pairs for Don’t fail to see this ‘beautiful natural park to- day. First-class roads lead directly to the beach L,-.u;._;.,m“'_‘”._..“_ Al Now you can afford that vacation front. Drive down for the opening — we will give away two beautiful, wooded lots, value $400, free and clear with in- sured title. on which you have set your heart. Make your selections today while choice locations are available — here’s your opportunity. slvania Ave. S. E. to Marlbor MOTOR ROUTE‘E::‘S ,th‘::x:h F:i:eslvllle to g‘np?:r.\l:r;: boro. Bear left at monument on Crain Highway, through Main Street The way women are buying two, three or more pairs in this Sale—shows there’s still plenty of appreciation for really fine shoes! Included: sports and tailored oxfords, pumps and straps. In all fashionable leathers, fabrics, .Clloope from these new Sum- mer styles—regularly $6 or more: Multi-color Suva Cloth —white and natural linens— new Summer sandals, T- straps, pumps and sandal pumps in sea sand, blonde, blue, brown or patent—both mer needs! (2 pairs, $1.90) The newest, smartest mesh patterns, 5-thread silk leg, 7-thread top. All wanted colors, in- cluding blue. colors. Regularly $8.75 to high and low heel effects. W hat a Sale! of Upper Marlboro. Top of hill bear right on Annapolis Road. Cross Patuxent River. Continue % mile. Turn right on Concrete Highway No. 416; follow Route 416, Continde on Route 2 through Prince Fred- erick, Port Republic, St. Leonards to LONG BEACH ENTRANCE. Turn left into beach. o i e e e P e e e e S S T ANIXOA ANNAPOLIS 109% Discount A special discount of ten per cent will be given all purchasers of lots at our opening sale. Black, red, blue or green kid “Bridge” slippers or black kid strap slippers. .. -$1.95 79¢ < 98¢ Pretty crepe or colored kid “Bridge” slippers T e T e T e e e e e e " W e e e Y Washington Office, Suite 316-317, Metropolitan National Bank Bldg. Telephones NAtional 8023-5217 ong Bea Free Parking For 1,000 Cars Bt 2F o o o o D = 2 Women’s Shops 1207 F 7th & K *3212 14th *Open Nights $3.85 “Anniversary” Sale Men’s SPORTS SHOES (sports section, page 1)