Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1932, Page 22

D. C, JUNE 19, 1 SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, PART Annapolis, will open for its twenty- | State graduste, who has been appolnted cami sixth season next Friday. m capacity of the camp has been " B—-10 144 “Y” CAMP IS READY Finishing touches have been put on bout 150 bo; E. H. Hawley, Jr., Gets Fellowship e it o:. :rou: e et ilx:)crmm leud ytg i ‘:d o ?oys from COASTAL CHARTS FOR 26TH SEASON : Providing Study Abroad. type cabins, erected under a pretentious BROOKHART TO SPEAK\ ] H. Hawley, jr., son of Mr. and | o. 2 expansion program. wu_l_ BE MAD[ ”P e s tonven sireet, |Six New Log-Hut Cabins Are Com- | The new athletic feld, the gitt of the ember 3 ul con! 8 member of the graduating class of | pleted on Grounds Near l';vue.sh{hfiflmélhm;‘:a. four tennis courts, | Senator Brookhart of Towa will be| Syracuse University, has been awarded Aunapolis 8 cinder track and l::omm{)dn!‘inn]su;g; | ?nn;;;::l épe::fi; l:tl‘prohrlrll:éu;‘n and H the Augusta G. Hazard painting fellow- > other sports. The water system inci em| -meeting U. S. S. Hannibal Completes of llons ca- | called at 3 o'clock this ernoon b; ship "‘t‘;;,ml; "';“hfl"“":i;”ufi”m: :ng:y!w;h:‘::-(woe‘leé?r?cwpl::z Wl en- | the Potomac Conference of Seventh. | year's study abroad. e Survey Off Panama and Venezuela. THE WINS PAINTING AWARD ONE. ar::; following a recent visit to Wash- | banquet will be held in the Mayflower ‘PI.ANS UNDER WAY banguet wil be heid i the Mayower Ceremonles at the Tomb of the Un- | With the annual bell taking place at FOR K. OF C. MEETING| xown Soiciar ‘snd at. George Weshing. | the same hosteiry the fol'owinis Tues- ton’s grave at Mount Vernon will take day night. — e glenloe Mn])ndn August 15, with wreaths beAn?g]g fent1|i||rr orlutx;.; convention will . - ng placed on both tombs unveiling o e Cardinal Gib- {Golden Anniversary Convention to|Carmod; ‘} | Seniet I fhant of the Sacred 2 g g Heart Church Sunday afternoon, Be Held in National Capital sowfim%afl? Yermon Con banany, | August 14 in August. Bullfrog Becomes Pet. BURLEY, Idaho, (®.—A present given Mrs. Mac Hulls from the State game exhibit has become the house- hold pet. It was a tadpole of the giant bullfrog species then. ugust 15, and to the Monastery and the P8 o cuheuc University on Tuesday, August ég according lo(sl;:hbu clh:n(lu czn;ge in e program of ichae! In Greatly improved in arance and | able the camp to stage movie shows. |Day Adventists in Takoma Park, Md.| Plans for the golden anniversary na- |charge of the local committee. A moon- Paris the latter part of September. |, 0o e:t gfi ] ulm:; i Latest acditions to the camp staff of | Other speakers will be Rev. C. 8. Long-‘llam] convention of the Knights of llgh? dance will be hemeeh“rx: the Some of his work wili be exhibited from | SAUIP! ) e 217-acTe | g5"gre payl B, Osgood of the Chicago | acre, Rev. B. G. Wilkinson and Rev.|Columbus are rapidly going forward, ac- | Steamship City of Washington Monday | Monday to Wednesday at Central High | vacation haven for boys, conducted by |y. M. C. A. College, who will promote |F. D. Nichol of the Seventh-Day cording to an annoucement by Martin | ni School, where he graduated in 1928.' the Washington Y. M. C. A, nenr'cnumansh\p and W. E. Hartgen, Penn Adventists Church. H. Carmody, supreme knight of the ght. The Knights of Columbus annual New maritime charts of the coasts of Venezuela and Panama, made more smportant with the increased business in oil taken from large fields in that region, will be made up by the Hydro- graphic Office, Navy Department, from dflta compiled by the U. S. S. Hannibal, which has just completed an eight- month cruise on this assignment. The vessel, uncer command of Comdr. C. Slayton, U. 8. N., reached the Phils delphia Navy Yard yesterday. An area of some 1,400 square miles, including the Venczuelan side of the Gulf of Paria, and an area of some 300 square miles surrcunding Cape Mala, in the Gulf of Panama, were surveyed by the 14 officers and 250 enlisted men of the Hannibal, in conjunction with the two submarine chasers accompany- ing her. In surveying the results of the work yesterday, the Navy Depart- ment said that “in many instances the party was obliged to erect its triangu- lation towers in the water at the edge of the shore line, and even resorted to towers lowered from .the boats into the water for marke: method never before known to have been used in of this type.” > Navy's photographic planes were ‘brought into use to aid in surveying the jungle country. The Hannibal sur- veyed areas never before chartered and the parties found the charts now exist- ing to be so old as to be useless to the mariner. Great changes in the con- figuration of the coast line, as well as in depths of water, were found since the Spaniards made the original sur- veys from 50 to 100 years ago. SCOUTS TO RECEIVE AWARDS SATURDAY Nine Will Become Eagles at Court of Honor Meeting at Powell School. June Demonstration Sale! Boys’ 79c & $1 Shirts & Blouses Perfects and Irregulars 59 June Demonstration Sale Priced at Four dainty patterns here in eggshell, coral, white, spearmint green, c blue, orchid and maize. Goldenberg's—Main Floor. 69¢, $1 Embroidered ORGANDIES Imported and domestic —White and pastels with lovely ‘all-over embroidgry. 39 and 40 in. wide. Sport collar shirts and blouses, collar-attached shirts, button-on blouses. White, colored or fancy broad- cloth. Blouses, 4 to 15; junior shirts, 8 to 12; youths’ shirts, 12} to 144 " Goldenbere's—Third Floor Thousands of Yards—Lower for the' Demonstration Sale. 29¢ and 39¢ Summer -91 Wash Fabrics 19, Never have cotton fabrics enjoyed greater fashion- ]»rcxugs and never Rayon Striped Broadcloth Shadow-tone Broad- cloth Lovely Printed Chlfion Voiles Rayon & Cotton Flat Crepes . Nine Washington Boy Scouts will win the highest Scout honor when they receive Eagle awards before the Scout Court of Honor at the Powell Junior High School next Saturday evening. A number of other awards will be mad Those to receive Eagle awards are Don Callison, Reisner C. Lindsay and Woodrow W. Miller of Troop 20, J. Lewis Sherwood of Troop 22, William Langley of Troop 38, Charles Osborn of Troop 52, R. S. Albee of Troop 64 and James Seiler and Dewitt Spencer, jr. of Troop 72. Eagle Palms will be awarded to Warren Hughes of Troop 12, Harry Piper of Troop 22, George Fraser of Troop 54, Willlam Reidel of Troop 85, V. E. Howard, scoutmaster of Troop 12, and Roland Linger of Troop 12. Life awards will be made to Willlam Street of Troop 17, Kenneth McClure of Troop 22, William Hartman of Troop 96, E. S. Gallagher, scoutmaster of Troop Richard Boss, Benjamin Lemke and Robert Seaton of Troop 98, John Field of Troop 666 and Alf Jansen of Troop 47. Star awards will be made to Scouts ‘Herbert Willett of Troop 7, Thornton Burnett, Henry Jones, Jack Kelsey and Richard Lyon of Troop 8, Willlam McNaney of Troop 9, Robert White of Troop 12, Willilam Street of Troop 17, Richard Godfrey of Troop 20, Stuart Poole of Troop 22. H. E. Allanson and 33, Llewellyn l’rmted Batiste Printed Lawns $1.00 Broadcloth PAJAMAS Never Have Underwear Prices Been So Low 50c Shirts and Shorts ” 5 O Athletic Pull- @ over shirts, of soft yarns, full Shorts of broad- Each cut sizes 34 to 46. cloth, in white, 35c Shirts & Shorts plain’ colors and (Soodi DcRtls stripes. Sizes 30 Broadcloth Shorts with elastic side waist. Full-cut Athletic Pull-over cloths—regula- "l tion or middy [ (g toR style. Frog trimming or i Shirts. i contrasting fac- i Tae it e ////,‘/ i tons. plain colors and v\hlle A to D. Do Your Swimming in One of These All Wool Stripes, Men’s $2 & $3 $1.95 Bathing Suits STRAW HATS ., .00 2 e, 8 l 19 Plain straws, fancies, 990 suits in either sport or speed mod- sailors and soft braids. els. Made to fit periectly and are ..royal...maroon, etc. Troop 44, Stanley Whalen of Troop 51, Robert Nye of Troop 52, Robert Webster of Troop 69, Victor Purse of Troop 72, E. H. Clark of Troop 76, John Boyle of Troop 80, Jack Bealle of Troop 85, Joseph Kcber, Willlam Porter and Wilson Switzer of Troop 89, Richard Boss, James Brincefield, E. S. Gallagher (scoutmaster), Benjamin Lemke, Harry March and Robert Seaton of Troop 98, ‘W. P. Heath and Robert Shreve of Troop 125 and Richard J. New of Troop 149. COLLEGE OF MUSIC T0 HOLD EXERCISES | Graduates to Receive Diplomas Tomorrow Night — Recitals Given During Past Week. A Lower Price for Quality—June Demonstration Sale! Woven Madras Rayon Striped Madras Every one perfectly tailored and full cut. New stripes, figures, self-striped, plain color and WHI Collar-attached, collar-to-match and neckband Good quality Lroadcloths in collar-attached and neckband styles. Plain colors and whites (neckband in white cnly). Sizes SWEATERS zephyr yarns, Sleeveless—great. white, navy, tan fids and green. ' Sizes 34 to 42. Light pastels or darker patterns zsc aver designs, 8,000 Men'’s Shirts New Mesh Cloth styles. Sizes 14 to 17. Wrapped in cellophane. 14 to 17—all sleeve lengths. 49c All-wool for warm 2,500 Men’s 55¢ stripes, figures, High Grades-——Worth $1.00 and $1.50—Now at c Broadcloths Men’s Regular 89c Broadcloth Shirts $1.50 Sleeveless sweaters of soft SUMMER TIES dots and plain colors. have there been lovelier cottons—at such mmrk.;m_\ low prices. You can make even formal frocks with the beautiful swisses and voiles—the meshes are super-smart sport fabrics, and the crepes are popular for lingerie, blouses or frocks. Galey & Lord’s 50c Mesh 18c Printed Percales Guaranteed fast cc Fine, smooth- (and beautiful ones finish quality—in l this extra good-loo a large range of zc mesh fabric, 36 inches fast - colored de- wide, signs. 36 inches wide. . 39c Printed Rayons 15¢ Plain Broadcloths Fine rayon-and-cotton Fi s e f prints the smartest 5 e AnoRgenEce s - of colorfast designs— @ itvin \\h‘ne'anll \\an_tcd [J lieht or daik pronads colors. 36 inches wide. 16¢ Printed Voiles 50c Swiss Organdy Dainty new fast Extra fine, sheer, per- colored prints on manent finish organdy white, pastel or l zl/zc (45 inches wide) in 38¢ £ 2 . b “l,xe and a dark backgrounds. white, black and a large e New 1932 styles—every one a re- guaranteed color-fast. 36 inches wide. range of charming colors. M e e markable value. Black. ..navy. Goldenbers’'s—Main Floor Another Demonstration of Our Lower Price Policy! 79¢ Washable Silk Flat Crepes Here’s Another Big June Demonstration Value! Men’s $12.50 and $15 High-Grade Hot- Weather SUITS Extra Special! Women's & Arch-Support FOOTWEAR Many WHlTE KID 2-TONES Souva Cloth Over 70 Styles All Sizes All Perfect The twenty-sixth annual commence- ment of the Washington College of Music will be held at 8:30 p.m. tomog- row at the college, 2107 S street. The past week has been given over to re- citals by members of the graduating class. Diplomas will be presented to the graduates by Dr. Hugh Rowland Roberts, president. Miss Julia Schelling, inter- nationally known authority on Richard Wagner and his music, is to receive an honorary degree of doctor of music. The graduates include the following: Bachelor of music degree—Ella Diltz, Charles Gauss, Helen Miller, Prank Brennan, Helen Jones and Kathryn Latimer; teacher’s diplomas—Constance Gustat, ‘Everett Stevens, Aurelia Beck, Alice Huber, Lena Kash, Mildred Cas- sady, Myrtle Pearson; graduate diplo- mas—Eveélyn Kendall, Maria Rozas y Morena Lacalle and Caroline Rast. The musical program for ,Manday evening will be given by Alice Huber, Everett Stevens, Aurelia Beck and Constance Gustat. A reception for the graduates and guests will follow the program. The prepuaw school exer- cises of the college will take place Friday. s A Can Explain Departure. A writing tablet has been set up on @ corner in Hanover, Germany, upon which notes can be left for the tardy to explain the departure of the waiting on —INSTANT— GAS STOVES MADE BY COLEMARN 8- Tropical Worsted Silky Mohair White Linens Summer Clads Palm Beaches Even you men who have tastes hard to suit can find exactly what you want in this great lot! Suits —as cool as can be and tailored to hold that press. Sizes 35 to 46 for Regulars, Stouts, Slims & Shorts Direct Entrances to Men's Shop from K & 7th Sts. Now! At Lower Prices! Boys’ Wash Suits In linene, broudcloth. linen or chambray. Sleeve- less and short - sleeved styles. 3 to 10 years. Some with long pants, some with all-wool jersey button-on sweaters; = also flapper and coat suits. 3 to 10 years. SUITS FLOOR Women’s and Children’s Beach Sandals Compo. Soles || Sizes Never before to the best of R our knowledge have such shoes been sold at t'n'l The Season’s Sensation Leather Soles as Pictured Genuine Imported »SANDALS White Kid Leathers Boys’ lnd Girls’ Tennis Shoes All Colors Boys’ and Girls’ SPORT OXFORDS Crepe Soles wr |79¢ 95 All Sizes to 9 Most_All Leathers Misses’ Smart All-Silk Qluhy' # Gnlnnlnd Fast Colors! 40 inches wide—a firmly woven gr: great demand for dresses of all types Among the other shades are: White Eggshell Maize Turquoise Blossom Guardsman Peach Flesh Beige Orchid Ostende Blue Pink Maple Bei /e Coral Mobier Gapee Jadetone Camoe_Sky Haze Grey Goya Red Broun Black Jade These Are Beauties! $1 and $1.39 A heavy, richly woven quality that emphasizes the beauty of the pat- 68c est types on white, pastel, navy, brown and black grounds—40 inches wide. L3 All-Silk Prints terns, which include all of the smart- ‘Goldenberg's—Main Floor Crisp, Cool Styles! Girls’ 79¢ Sheer Dresses 59- Voiles and sheer nov- elty prints —so dainty and fresh looking— even after many laun- derings. Straight, pleat- ed or flared sleeveless styles. Sun Years Boys’ $5.95, $6.95 The two-knicker suits, of neat mix- tures, come in sizes 8 to 15 years. The suits with two longies are in sizes 14 to Patent Slippers Many Styles Burns Gasoline NEW— $1.50 Swim Suits All-wool, in red, BETTER— ECONOMICAL— Burns a clear blue flame. Finished in a beautiful por- celain enamel, and made to sell reasonably. See These Remarkable Cooking Stoves W. S. Jenks and Son 723 7th N.W. Nat. 2092 Waghington’s Oldest Stove and . Hardware St 17. Same stout suits included. $1.49 Camp Suits. Sport shirt, straight pants and belt to match. Colorfast khaki or cotton $1.19 covert — blue, green, tan ... T8¢, $1, $1.29 Knickers, perfects and irregulars. Full-cut plus fours of {:}:iz. tan, grey linen; aki or covert. 8 to 18 years ....... 59‘ i Golden 5's—Third Floor 33.75 79¢ and $125 Pajamas, perfects and irregulars; white and fancy broad- cloths, one and two piece styles. “Bell,” “G. & G.,” m 4 to 18 s“ $1.50 and $2 Swuhn. all-wool sport sweaters, with or without sleeves. Plain or bordered. sl Sizes 28 to 36 ..... ,460 Pi's; Mén’s ‘Oxfords For Sport and Dress Wear—Goodyear Welt Sewed dol Leather ol 96¢ 7c Pajama Sets— Wide- legged gay print and a ¢ 59 Sizes each pajamas floppy-brim- med hat to match. J to - 14 years. green, blue or tan. s l Sizes 30 to 36. Also tots’ wool zephyr suits— 3 to 6 years. Tots” 69c Frocks— Lovely and cool—little sleeveless sheer print models \mh bits of em. broidery. to 6 )ean Some have hats.. ... ‘Goldenbers's—Thira Floor