Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1932, Page 26

_B-10 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1932 Rm' ARY WIH VU"’E e mamens " ** " MAJ. ROWELL COMMENDED@'.“".,’:':':’“‘: e | Tois E. Steinmann of Antwerp, Bel- West Coast Expeditionary Force, until | time. of 8,084 hours during the year glum, headed an international business | 5 ooty Record of His Organization | M rausfer 1o Quantice last munth. | without & serious crash. i et e B WoobpwARD & l.LOTHROP Corruption The subject. TS Delegates ballosed yesterday for the oy At San Diego Pralsed. | election of five United States directors | aj. Ross E. Rowell, in command of 10™ 11™ F aND G STREET out of a field of eignt. The results (ne aircraft squadrons, East Coast Ex- , b will be announced Friday. The twenty-third annual convention | peditionary Force, at Quantico, Va., yes- | e will end Priday afternoon. |terday was commended by Maj. Gen. | Frederick, Md Club Offers —_— Ben H. Fuller, commandant of mei Algeria plans to spend more than | Marine Corps, for the notable record ResollitioniUnging:¥otenstos 26300000/ hewipubistwarks, SN Smade iy tie majoc) onganlmon ol ' [ ; Exercise Rights. | 2= | Washable Silk Flat Crepe E | | 2 SEATI'[.%I_ \}um‘ 23.—Thirty l’s'.‘lvlll-‘ v . . 'sol'l Here Earl'er 6 5c yard Just When You Are Making Summer Dresses . . . tions were before Rotary International This Season at 85¢ yard for action today, including one to per- mit formation of additional clubs in cities with several well defined trade F S Tons ; 17 \ G ! One of our better quality crepes that we have always sold for much higher prices The Frederick. Md. club has ofiered b 3 » —offered so low tomorrow because the manufacturer decided to reduce his stock. A resolution calling for des k 4 a week next Fall to emph e A choice of 24 Jovely colors, light and dark. Buy enough for future as well as ut « « ke t e dutles of voters 10 take | pet Oaken Bottle” g ) g:e:::;}:x:;:heu are just 1,000 yards—and later this quality of silk crepe may district, has offered another appealing to Rotary clubs to “endeavor to in- \ : § 2 . SiLxs, SEcoxd FLOOR. Sells Regularly at $1.50 A crippled children’s breakfast as- sembly was presided over by Tom J t Davis of B Mont which _dis i § % ) s ere led by E F. Allen M Ohio; Frank lefield of Now Sl OO 3 e e | : ' ODWARD OTHR of Sydney, Australia ] C k4 International service assemblies were on the afternoon program, to be pre- sided over by Crawford E. McCullough & A hand-charred bottle of Southern | D S S of “For.” wiltiam.” Ontario: Arch White Dak. Full quart size, An || thrill GIRDLEIERES, THE ULTRA MODERN OWN TAIRS TORE Klumph of Cleveland, Ohio: Arthur E g:;\le;- "?f “z‘:\;‘,‘x:gm P;:. Hi \)4'('} lr; 4 i(:ca] gil’tv Iur bridge priy(‘.} - and COMBINATION GARMENTS FOR MODERNS. phone orders promptly filled. 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