Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1932, Page 48

o —_— CONTINENTAL Breakfast Dehvered (before 6 a.m, without awakening you) atyour Door, 20c Hiot coftee in THERMOR, 2 fresh MO%, 3 fresh based roll. Tich cream. butter. swgar, whole orange or jam | Contincntal Breakfast Company, Inc. Telephone Columbia 0361 Before 10 o'clock et might | A Hotel Service Now Available at Your Door ©p 1, o’)' OLNEY RN OLNEY FARM—OLNEY, MD. The Finest Rural Inn INear Wiaakington LUNCHEUN—TEA—DINNER 12 miles out Georgla Ave Ext NO OTHER PHGNE LOCATIONS ASHTON 133 DIPECTION: CLARA MAY DOWNEY Bigger and etter Funerals At Half the Usual Cost Are Done by CHAMBERS Largest in the City A ‘Whole Funeral for as $65 low as Phome or write your Address We will send you a_ beautiful catalogue of How We Do It LAN OOKS5 Store Hours. lune. X AM to E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. Real Values GIBSON S Pint Rubbing Alco- ]Q hol, special . 3 for 50c Pint Fine Bay Rum, Special We have them, in the style you want Juls. August rM 35¢ 19¢ '3 for S1.00 50c Lilac Vegetal. Special .. . . i 3 for 30c Gibson Miik of Magnecia Tooth Paste. Special .. m e 17 2 for 25¢ $1.00 Theatrical Cold Cream. Special s 2 for §1.00 We Deliver, $1 or More GIBSON’S 915 G St. NW. 59c¢ S8 SOUTHLAND Potomac Piver (by raay. "oty 7 oy 5 a0 AN STEAMER WILL YOUR HOTEL | OLD POINT § COMFORTVIRGINIA BEACH, OCEAN VIEW Tickets ea wale duly 1.2 8 3 and’ including Sth TY ET OFFIC 1423 H 8t N.W. Dist. 3760 3 NORFOLK & WASHINGTON LINE AT LAST 16 M.M. Movie Camera Film For Your Cine Kodak 100 Feet—Free Processing $3.75 15% Off on All Kodaks and Movie Cameras (SALE APPLIES ONLY ROBBIN’S CAMERA SHOP Home Movie Headquarters for Washington 529 14th St. N.W. National Press Bldg. JEWISH CONGRESS o CONVENES TUESDAY Plans for World Conference to Outlaw Anti-Semitism to Be Discussed. Plans for a world conference in Geneva next August will be made at the annual meeting of the American Jewish Congress at the Willard next Sunday jand Monday. The sessions will be pre- ceded by a reception of delegates Satur- day night. At the Geneva conference Jewish leaders will decide on the advisability 0( holding a world congress in Europe “to appeal to th> world's conscience to outlaw anti-Semitism,” it was explained. The plan to outlaw anti-Semitism. formulated by Prof. Guido Tedeschi of the University of Rome, will be dis- cussed at the conference at the Willard, as will other problems confronting Jews throughout the world. Among those scheduled to address the congress are Senator Borah, Dr. Stephen S. Wise, honorary president of the American_ Jewish Congress; Federal | Judge Julian W. Mack, first president of the organization; Bernard S. Deutsch, present president; Nathan D. Perlman, Dr. Joseph Tenenbaum, Simon E. Sobe- loff, United States district attorney at Baltimore; Prof. Horace M. Kallen, New School for Social Rks‘ll(‘h George Z. Medalie. United Sta trict_at- torney at New York City Pm( Max winkler, New York University; Dr. Clwim Zhitlovsky and Abraham Gold- berg The congress also is expected to deal | with such important questions to Amer- ican Jews as “the economic problems regarding discrin:ination against Jews in employment and the result of con- ferences already had with a number of | employers of labor in order to get them | to modify their restrictions against | voung men and women of Jewish| faith. and also with discriminations Nmm ed against Jews in colleges and | sional school: and the extent to wh'rh students are being impeded from ! taking their rightful places in the aca- demic life of this country.” TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National—“As Husbands Go," &t 8:20 pm Palace—"Thunder Below.” at 11:50 am., 130, 3:50, 5:50, 7:30 and 9:50 | pm Columbia—"Mystery Ranch.” at 11 an‘ am. 1.15, 3, 445, 6:30, 8:15 and 10, pm Flre— Street of Wcmen.” at 11:40 | 55. 4:35. 720 and 10 p.m. Stage | Zhows at 1. 3:45. 6:25 and 9:10 pm. Fox—"Week Ends Only,” at | 4:25. 7:05 and 955 ows at 1, 3:30, 6:10 and | Loew's 11:30 am.. rm. Stage 9 pm. R-K-O Keith's—“Strangers of the E\'fl‘ml," at 11:07 am,, 1:15, 3:25, 5:31, | 7:39 and 9 4. pm Metropol ky Devils.” at am, l”b 230 415 6, 745-nd93 pm. Tivoli—‘Man About Town.” 4:20, 6:10, 7:55 and 9:45 pm Central—"Rich Are Always With Us,” | frm 11 am. to 11 pm Ambassador—"“The Tenderfoot,” 6:25, 8:10 and 9:50 p.m. Geo M BARKER +« COMPANY ° LUMBER and MILLWORK «-SINCE 1865 -- N.Y. Ave. N.W. at 2:35 Na. 1348 Soft- Shell Crab Dinner ~regular $1.20 value! Iwe Jumbo Seft-shell Crabs With Tartar Sauce, French Fried Pota- tocs. Cucumber Salad. Rolls. But- ter and delicious Orienta Coffee. Tomorrow Only 50c 11 AM. to 10 P.M. Refrigerated Air—Free Parking Olmsied Grill 1336 G Street TO PRESENT STOCK) Nat. 7024 (Opposite Willard Hotel) THE EVENING FAUQUIER COUNTY FAIR PLANNED BY DIRECTORS Event Will Be Staged on Marshall, Grounds August 24-25—Depart- ment Heads Named. Special Dispatch to The Star. ‘WARRENTON, Va., June 23.—Th directors of the Fauquler Agricultu Society met at Marshall and made further plans for the Fauquier County Fair, which will be held on the Mar- STAR, WASHINGTON, shall grounds on August 24 and 25. Mrs. E. L. Smith was elected super- intendent of the children’s dep\nmenl to be associated with Mrs. J. B. Mc- arty, who has served in this capacity or several years. R. D. Watt and Harry Dion were choser as superin- dendents of the poultry department. The announcement was made that the Piedmont Garden Club will again give a prize of $5 in gold for the best arrangement of cut flowers. H. M. Luttrell. J. W. Slaughter, D. H Meade and Willlam Skinker were elected as Racing Committee, with the first named as chairman. Invitations to prospective judges have been mailed. Our Special This Week Wrapped Caramels The Ideal Summertime “Sweet” 45¢c v Sale Friday, Saturday and Sunday They're made of the purest and finest ingredients—just “chewy” enough to be delicious. That Good Pecan Bark A periect dark chocolate with 45c wholesome pecan meats. Goody—Goody! Mocha Cakes ‘£ 50c izng and crushed blending of rich Pound. . Three Iucn of T g\“‘“ mocha 1205 G Street nuts NA. 2300-01 MEt. 6758 Open Evenings Until 11:30 P.M.—Opcns Sundays at 10 A.M. Friday & Saturday Only! Odds&Ends Close-Out! CRIFICING HUNDREDS OF GOOD FURNITURE ITEMS AT BARE FRACTIONS OF THEIR FORMER PRICES All Must Go! ® FLOOR SAMPLES 1 & 2 OF A KIND Slightly Marred Pieces (2) $95 2-Pc. Overstuffed Suites. . Covered in Priszeite upholstery. (1) $125 3-Pc. Bed-Davenport Suite Covered in tapestey. (1) $149 3-Pc. Overstuffed Suite. . Beautifully upholstered in rust mohair. -$69.00 s ile (1) $18 Open Corner Cabinet. ... $12 50 Distinctive maplc finish. (4) $3.50 Dressing Table Benches. . . $ 1 99 oy ity |- $69.75 -$7.95 (1) $139.50 4-Pc. Bed Room Suite -$2.98 Beautiful suite in walnut. $14.50 $12.50 Inner Spring Mattresses. "65c¢ (6) Scientifically constructed for comfort. (5) $5.50 All-Cotton Mattresses. . Double sizes. (3) $35 Poster Beds. .. Maple finish; 46 size (14) 95¢c Unpainted Breakfast Chairs. . . --$19.50 -$3.95 -$25.00 -$15.00 -$19.00 $18.50 3 h (1) $149 Curly Maple Dinette Suite. . . . $50 5 pleces (2 chairs only). (1) $149 10-Pc. Dining Room Suite. $77.50 Here is certainly “a find.” Beautiful walnut finish. -$49.00 $59.00 3) (3) $39 Vanity Dressers. ..... Good-looking designs. Walnut finish. $8.50 Metal Beds............. Wood finish. (1) $59 Love Seat........counn. Richly upholstered in tapestry. (2) $29 3-Pc. Overstuffed Suites. . Covered in velour of pleasing paitern. (1) $33 Englander Studio Couch. . A make famous for quality. (1) $29.50 3-Pc. Rattan Fibre Suite. Strongly made. Nicely upholstered. (4) D. C, THUE AY, JUNE 23, 1932 g A ADOLPHE MENJOU minnA GOMBELL JOAN MARSH ARVEL YOU MUST. . Ghe STAGE SHOW SENSATION OF 1932, ! IIIIY DA AMERICRS MOSTCOPULAR TER AND STAR . WITH WIS SRAND TiEW GANG OF 8UDDING STARS | ¥ _/JOAN BENETT i WEEK ENDS ONLY"d EY 4SRN, TOMORROY/ HA.M.TO 6PM. mm‘f.“l’:f.‘hso‘% , cnionenAitime J ¢ LOEWS 2\ PALACE FILMS| ASHTON CI I.All: NDON, V. A Tomorrow From Platinum to Burning STONE. “NIGHT COURT e CAROLINA - iz SR Eith KAY PRANCIS & WILLIAM JOAN CRAWFORD. ROBERT M GOMERY “LETTY ,-\TUN DUMBARTON ¥ DOROTHY_JORDAN ia Comedy. 7 nd_9 FAIRLAWN LYRIC o.giemeree o, AMERICAT Leurel and Hardy 1n Help- mates PRINCESS | Dauble - Peature ANacosTIA WARNER in CHESTER MORRIS "RED-HEADED WOMAN' from the Novel by Katharine Brush A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture .ui oF Thg iy:& wath PAUL L\lu‘fi'fllfl. ll(l(mfl su'\'z. B nmu “THE _apE *'BOYD in “CAR- ugn MA NVAL BOAT. 3 STANTON _ CONSTANCE BOUGHT STATE nom FREDERIC MARCH & KAY_ FRANCIS STRANGERS IN LOVE " Comedy. News. TAKOMA *, *pd Putternut Sts. No Parking Troubles WALTER HUSTON & DOROTHY JORDAN “WET PARADE? ' HIPPODROME D, = CAMEQ ™™ nmu._'nn_' g When_Feller_Needs a Friena. ARCAD l"rnsvn.ts MD.~ Cohens-Keliys_in Holly‘rood :5 o |RICHMOND A banks. jr. “Tough to Be et = ‘ AMBASSADOR ot N ‘:’5&;‘; | JOE E. “THE TENDERFOOT." " NIGHTS $).99-75¢ & 50¢ OUR flAN(x IG_COMEDY. | Tat_Saturday—AT Seats 50| CHARLEY CHASE Ot vatte. 50¢ Tamesio MigHT APO“.O 64 H St. NE. The Theater Guild, John Golden i hbuiem z HE WISER § AVENUE GRAND 5T Comedy Sueceess By Rachel Crothers, Author of “pet Us Be Gay." “The Three of Us" “WAYWARD,” NANCY CARROLL, and Many Olher Stare Saccesses | _RICHARD ARLEN. CARTOON X (CENTRAL ** st RUTH CHATTERTON. _ALWAYS WITH os. 2\ =} = <n e | DON'T WORRY ABOUT - YOUR HEARING e o ¢ SONOTONE e e o it possible for those with impaired hearing o “Hear Again.’ ETZ 1217 G N.W. \'nvou un a Park n nw | “An oldSouthern recipe | ihat's ever so || beans and other fresh ra “ oF “Treeh cherry pie, W, ARNIE MXTIR ABOUT 5-Topp oMY, & Quebee 8. N.W. KAY FRANCIS, oY, 5 and vaN DOUG- Swimming L Prcd ARL llltnldk- LII.I.IAN CANNON BIX_LESSONS WILCOX & BERNHEIMER ARY.” Comedy d SILVER 8P (NG SECO ane! HARDING. and MELVYN DOUGLAS ia “PRESTIGE.” Comedy. (neludes AMBASSADOR HOTEL POOL NA. 8510 PARROT Where the food is really delicious. The pick of the market tastily arranged and Teseir'"" served in surroundings of distine- tive cherm. Smothered Chlcken DINNER $1.0 N O Tir. .NG. | 5 so deduci an M| § and geiiclous Shefe1SG ke 1| berry shortcake g (N3, D only 85c. for smothered chicken Luncheos . . . . Dinner lJn N 1643 Connesticut Ave. Phone North 8918 DEFECTIVE VISION 1t your eves are iv- fFouble. $iop ‘xamination trist. i 04 eed !rl&u we- Wil make M. A, LEESE Opticl © 614 9th St. NW, o~ o Also fresh green lima WALTER HUSTON. ANITA PAGE & LFWIS CIRCLE 598,75 & sulror Terenss T- AMUSEMENTS. Tomornow DEMOCRATS ARE NOWLING! REPUBLICANS ARE ROARING! ALL VOTERS ARE IfllNINQ THE LAUGH PARTY! «+ A LANDSLIDE OF HILARITY! 'WASHINGT )N'S ONLY REAL VAUDEVILLE . | BROADWAY'S MOST VERSAT £ STAGE AND SCREEN COMIC HERMAN TIMBERG —wimH— HERMAN TIMBERG, J+ Leo CHALZEL — Audrey PARKER JORDAN & WOODS FOUR QUEENS With PEGGY LITILE THE KITAROS R e o MAXINE DOYLE 2 EARLE ture That Won The Bl Rc u;; Av;ard For Junee_ i = dtarts Jomorrow LOVE THAT WOULD NOT BE DENIED! — MORE HEART APPEALING THAN “DADDY LONG LEGS” » = » » » » » » In Warner Bros-Vitaphone Joyous ) Burlesque on The Political Parade with BETTE DAVIS GUY KIBBEE @ LAST TIMES TODAY @) KAY FRANCIS in “STREET OF WOMEN" —ON STAGE CLIFF EDWARDS ’UKULELE IKE — IN PERSON A COLUMBIA PICTURE WITH DICKIE MOORE ALEXANDER CARR RICHARD BENNETT BERYL MERCER BRING THE KIDDIES . ! 3 AADDED ATTRACTIONS Ruth Etting IN VITAPHONE'S — “REGULAR TROUPER” RIPLEY “BELIEVE ITORNOT” » « NEWS In the Perilous Malayan Jungle HE SAW AMAZING THINGS' HE SAW thon strike! of crushing power coil about the striped body of the jungle terrorl Hatred, born in the dawn of time, they fought to end am ancient feud! HE SAW the monster flip Lis tail and the murderous black pare- ther leap! Amphibian and monster cat . . . courage and cunmning against an iron hidel HE SAW the of jungle b eating tiger. HE SAW these mighty combats and a thow -nd other thrills! AND YOU TOO WILL SEE THEM IN Frank Buck's Amazing Sound Film of Adventure ' BRING EM SACK ALIVE RKO Radio Pieture Produced by Van Bueren Corp. iy | TOMORROW | .o Mickey Masquer's First Feature Showing Mouse Comedy Cartoon 10 A. M. SHARP! Pathe News LAST TIMES TODAY, ZASU PITTS in ‘STRANGERS OF THE LVENING cAtthe ALWAYS CAREFULLY, CO =MERTH S Even Tho the Federal Admizsion Tax Is Now In Effect the Prices ARE THE SAME AT [FRETRBMIZIIoN] GLEN ECHO AS HERETOFORE SWIMMING 50c ADULTS 2S¢ Children Under 12 Years DANCING LADIES 25c: GENTLEMEN §0e )LED 15t/ 1({,@ CHAPEL POINT KIDDIES' MONDAYS and FRIDAYS Inexpensive plate lunch- eon on boat. ADULTS ... 75c Boat leares at 9.00 A. M. Mons., Weds.,Fria., Suns., Holidays WILSON LINE Tth St. Wi .ies Tel. NA. Dance trip daily, 8.45 p. m. SCHOOL’S OUT so take the Kiddies to DANCING l-l'rl C Fun, 45 F N m AND MRS. ACHER. 1127 10th Cless and dance with orchestrs oriday and Friday. 8 to N S5t by appountment. Met. 41 SEASIDE ¢ Reduced fares on Monday and _Friday—! Days Round Trip—Adale. 2c; Children. 10¢