Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1932, Page 20

: / Navy Yard, Pearl Harbor, about June 10; to U. 8. S. Melville. Lieut. George A. Lazar, detached U. S. S. Rigel on July 1, relieved of active duty to home. Lieut. William Neidert, detached U. S. S. Melville; to U. 8. S. Rigel Orders April 26 revoked. 26 /'r;n\sf'{\'nn' STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 1932—PART ONE. | Ensign Harmon T. Utter, orders May | Lieut. Henry D. Baggett, orders April | _Lieut. (Junior Grade) Marlon M. Ensign 26 modified; to U. S. S. Salt Lake City, | 6 to U. S. S. Omaha revoked; continue | Byrd, detached U. S. S. Barney; to | U. S. S instead of U. S. S. California. | duty U. 8.'S. Lexington. | U.'s. 8. Kane. | Hatfield, | Ensign John B. Webster, detached | yjeut. Jack E. Hurff, detached Navy | Lieut. (Junior Grade) Albert O.| Ensign-Francis D. Crinkley, detached | U. 8. S. California during June; to U.| yarq, Mare Island; to duty as aide to | Momm, detached U. 5. S. Biddle; to Naval Academy to U. §. 8. Humphreys. S. 8. Schenck. | commandant, Navy Yard, Mare Island. |U. 8. 8. Kane. Ensign Edward M. Day, detached Ensign Albert F. White, detached U.| " Tjeut. Charles C. Stotz, detached | Lieut (Junior Grade) George T. Mun- | U. S. S. Barney; to U. 8. S. Brooks. g. Sf: ‘];llenr_vlnnd in June; to U. 8. 8.| y. 8. S. Medusa in June; to Navy Yard, | gorff, jr. detached U'ts' “s, “g)ghtl Eglslxn Nlchq).fi,’ Ji s'n-;‘:xnkin’ri de- acol nes. Puget Sound, Wash. abous June 15; to instruction Navaltached U. S. S. Wes a une; | yieut. (Junior Grade) John W. ofo.yr:r::sm'sued to officers under date| pieyt Otto H. H. Strack, detached | Academy. to U. 8. 8. Dickerson. | Haines, detached U. S. S. Seattle about Comdr. Patrick N. L. Bellinger, orders | U S- 5. Mississippi about June 14: t0 | Lieut. (Junior Grade) Earl H. Pope, | Ensign William M. Preshour, detached | June 1; to Destroyer Division 29, Scout- February 26 revoked: to command of | further treatment Naval Hospital here. | detached U. S. S. Barney; to U. S. 8 LA Breckinridge; to U. S. 8. ing Force, as disbursing officer 8. § y ‘ad of commander, | Lieut. James C. Taylor, orders April | Brooks. atfield. ; s Al e A, |t i 5 B Leslagtun revebe: om= | | Liet - (Junke . Grade) -HEed P:| usientCsorassik FHatiny dabachsd | Construction Corps. Comdr. Archibald McGlasson, orders | tinue U. S. S. Omaha. Stout, detached U. S. S. Breckinridge: | U.'S, S, Barney: to U. S. S. Brooks it G ORT A, Gt U March 24 modified; to duty Office Naval | Lieut. (Junior Grade) John E. Burke. | to U. S. S. Hatfleld. Ensign Victor A. King, detached |S. S. Los Angeles; to Naval Air Sta- t detached U. S. S. Blakeley; to U. S. S.| Ensign Edward M. Bingham, detached | U. S. . Breckinridge; to U. S. 8, | ton, Takehurst, N. J eut. Henry A. igence, Navv' Department instead of ‘Armey War College, © U. 8. Blakeley; to U. 5. 5. Fox. Hatfleld. | S s RS R S R e T |ton, detached sttache, American em- NAVY ORDERS | bassy, Tokio, Japan; to Office Naval Bureau of Navigation. Intelligence, Navy Department. Ensign James H. Howard, detached Orders issued to officers under date | of June 21, 1932: recelving ship at New York; to duty Lieut. Comdr. Leonard N. Linsley, U. 8. 8. Cincinnati. detached officer in charge Navy Re- Ensign George W. Pressey, orders May 31 further modified; to U. S. § Nevada, instead of U. S.'S. West Vir- cruiting Station, Baltimore, Md.,” when relieved; to Bureau Engineering, Navy Department, ginia. Ensign Samuel F. Quarles, orders Lieut. Joseph J. Rochefort, detached attache, American _embassy, Tokio, May 26 modified; to U. S. S. Nevada, instead of U. S. 8. Tennessee. Japan; to Office Naval Intelligence, Navy Department. Ensign Spencer L. Shaw, orders May Laeut. mior Grade) Edwin T. Lay 26 modified; to U. S. 8. Richmond, in- © Fresh Buttermilk stead of U. S. S. California. Ensign William A, Stuart, orders May | 26 modiflied; to U. S. S. Pennsylvania, All You Can Drink At Any of the Busy Peoples Fountains ! instead of U. S. S. West Virginia. Special for This Week Only! Beginning Monday Here's a welcome special for those who enjoy good, fresh buttermilk. At any Peoples Fountain, all this week, you can have all the buttermilk you want to drink—while at the fountain—for only 5c! detached Joseph P. Canty, detached Henry Mullins, ir., . Brecl Fox. Ensign kinridge; to U. 8. 8. |U. S. S. Blakeley; to U. 8. 8 Ensign Everett O. Rigsbee, jr., orders May 25 to U. 8. 8. Simpson revoked; continue duty U. S. 8. California. Ensign George C. Seay, detached 8. 8. Biadle; to U. 8. 8. Kane. Supply Corps. . Warrant Officers. Chief Pay Clerk Charles C. Hiles, de- tached U. §. S. Beaver in October; to Naval Alr Station, Naval Operating Base, Hampton Roads, Va. Deaths. Chief Machinist Joha W. Orr, U.8.N., died J 15 at Honol TR . a Sensational SPECIAL! Ingram, detached 25¢c Sun Visors Special Golfers . Everyone who enjoys Summer sports will want one of these handy, attrac- tive sun visors. Cool! Com- fortable! 25¢ Sun-Shade Caps. . . . Highland Vellum Portfolios . Sport Goggles .. Boy Scout Knives Auto Seat Pads Tooth Brush Holders . 25¢ Whisk Brooms 19 Made of selected broom straw, strongly bound to give long service. Ring attach- ment at top. Phone DIstrict 5215 Nationally Famous “REACH” Victor Golf Balls NEW 1932 SIZE AND WEIGHT 2« 25¢ Carton of 1 dozen—$1.39 ed These golf balls are made exactly according to measurements required by the U. S. G. A. Positively of- ficial for all match and tournament lay. You will be highly pleased with the excellent performance of these golf balls. 'Speciel, “ALL OVER TOWN” —the better to serve you! TOMORROW is the day to shop for vacation needs! In this event we have included many articles to make your vacation , more enjoyable . . . and prices have been specially reduced to enable you to save even more than usual. Drink all you want...there is no lirit to the amount you can have to drink while at the foun- tain...as many glasses as you like for only 5c! Check your requirements now . . . shop tomorrow for things you will need this summer. Remember, your drug store dollar buys more today than it has in many years. SPECIAL LOW PRICES ALL THIS WEEK! Right Reserved to Limit Quantities ¢ .‘ Take the Family on a Picnic . . . Enjoy Life . . . Forget Your Troubles! OuTtING NEEDS.. iow priced! Gallon Size Kumpakt Jugs 83 Full gallon size jugs with 3-inch neck opening, insulated cap, and stoneware lining. Sturdy case that will stand many hard knocks. Fine for carrying hot or cold foods or drinks, Other Food Jugs 89c to $7.50 T he Season’s Newest and Most Colorful Creations in BaTHIiNG ACCESSORIES ...at PEOPLES Money-Saving Prices Colorful, New Bathing Slippers 49: - 511 Priced exceptionally low this year. Many color combinations to match our new bathing caps. In differ- ent sizes to assure a perfect fit, Beach Balls 25¢. 98¢ Genuine Thermos Bottles Specially Priced 69c 2:$139 These Thermos Bottles will keep liquids hot ¢ cold as you desire for many hours. Very specially priced during this sale, Smart, NEW Swim Caps MONDAY ONLY! With each purchase amounting to $1 or more at any Peoples Drug Store tomorrow you will be given absolutely FREE one of these lovely bathing caps. You may make your se- lection from a number of different col- ors and sizes. . A Why Not Take Along One of These Inexpensive Electric Fans Lovely, New Bathing Caps 10c - 98¢ New 1932 styles and values! These chic new caps will add immeasurably to the attrac- tiveness of your bathing ensemble. Many shapes, styles and eolors from which to choose. Bathing Belts 19¢ Exceptional belts for Very Special Pint Quart Size Size Other Vacuum Bottles, 98¢ Up 98c Ranéer Flashlights ® such low prices...real Brightly colored, inflated beach play balls that will add & lot to your fun 25¢ Picnic Sets | Week End Cases (Complete With Batteries) 1932 values! They may e obtained in plain white or in attractive colors. Ayvad Water Wings Men... You’ll Want to Take Along Plenty of Smokes Here popular ng sale... o br ity to with v are smoking needs. SPECIAL LOW PRICES! 10c Luis Martinez Cigars Choice of Queens or Panatella tionally-known cigar at one-half during this Vacation Sale 5cKingLeo Corona Cigars A mild, enj le cigar with selected filler. Each cigar individually wrapped. 5c¢ Canadian Club Cigars There’s a lot smoking enjoyment y Club Made of a ion. hape. This na- regular price z for se R CATCHER i Smoking Tobacco Pound Tin Special Your Choice 4~ 15¢ 54- Genuine W. D. C. Mariboro BRIAR PIPES Tobaccos Duke’s Mixture Golden Grain Bull Durham Buffalo The kit consists of a Terget Olgarette Machine, Two Pack- ages of Target Tobacco, Four Packages of Cigarette Papers and a Cigarette Case. Roll your ‘mm‘.,:nd save morel ‘ Handy Bathing Bags, 25¢ and 49c¢c 2 i 10e Box of 25, $1.20 Box of 50, $2.39 8 for zse Box of 50, $1.49 Box of 50, $1.19 at the beach. Ranging in price from 25¢ up to 98c. and smoothly. 7-inch straight style. operate on alternating current only. You will want one of these fans during the hot Summer days to keep you cool and fresh. They are sturdily constructed and run quietly ‘These fans Genuine Crescent Electric Fans, 32.98 Other Guaranteed Electric Fans, $3.98 to $9.49 Sale! 7 Largefii’ackage Ja-Pal-Mo Cleansing Tissues SPECIAL This Sale MAN SIZE! 23x48 Inches Famous CANNON BRAND Turkish Towels Regularly 29c Each «$1 Large, luxurious towels made of first quality, good upply of large size sheets in dainty pastel colors. A real value at this low price. bis s borders. P weight, highly absorbent toweling. Attractively colored Take along & supply on your vacation. Take These Remedies With You to insure a pleasant vacation 50c Unguentine Ointment. . ... 50c Noxzema, medium. . E. Z. Laxative Tablets. Qil Citronella, 3 oz. .... Peoples Soda Mint Tablets, 100s, 19¢ Graham’s Gas Tablets.........50¢ Thompson’s Antiseptic Lotion. . .69¢ Boric Acid, You'll Want to Match Your Skill With Friendly Enemies! —so0 take several decks with you! BULLY ¢ CARDS SPECIAL_. Bridge size playing cards printed on fine stiff stock . & pleasure to shuffie and play with. = An exceptionally low price for these flaying cards. Box of 2 Decks. .. Graham’s Bis-O-Carb (Antacid), 50c Graham’s Milk of Magnesia, pt., 39¢ diogs. st ..10c Aromatic Spts. Ammonia, 3 oz., 25¢ Sun Tan Oil, small......... . 29c Essence Pepsin, 4 oz.. .. Poslam Ointment . Groves’ L. B. Q. Tablets. . Just the Timepiece For Vacation Use Biltmore Watches Only 98e Don't risk losing or expensive watc your vacation trip. ~ Take along one of these sturdy, accurate timefeepers. breaking vour Special l 90 Complete paper service for 6 peo- le. ‘There is no need to take eavy, bulky china and glassware on your outing trips. May be de- stroyed when used; no messy dishes to carry home. A Feature— Cretonne Pillows Only l 9e Gally colored cretonne cov- ers, uffed with soft cotton er. Tape edged. Just the thing for the beach or camp. Fun for the Kiddies! Peggy Jane Every youngster will want one of these sail boats. They have metal hulls and adjust- able sails. First-Aid Needs . Cotton, 2 oz. . Band-Aid . J. .1de J. J. Adhesive, 1 in. x yds J. J & J & 19¢ J & 5. .29¢ J. & J. Gauze Bandage, 2 in., 9¢ Tincturs lodine, 3 oz. .. .25¢ Mercurochrome Sol. 1; oz, 17¢ Zinc Oxide Qintment, tube, 20¢ Special 87c Your choice of two sizes. These cases have black composition finish over a sturdy f{rame. s Fitted with nickeled lock ard two snap fasten- ers. Convenient for over-night and week-end trips. Complete with mir- ror and comb. Special §Qe An indispensable accessory for vae cation trips to the country or the beach. These flashlights throw & strong, steady beam of light. Com- plete with batteries. o~ CANDY SPECIALS It sounds almost unbelievable . . . these sensational prices on four of our most popular Summertime candies. We invite you to compare the quality of these candies with those selling elsewhere at much higher prices. 4 Very Special, 10 o Made of pure cane sugar and fi open fires, cooled and dried under va lumps. t oil, cooked over and cut in little You'll Marvel at Their Goodness! Cocoanut Tricolors 19c . Pink, white and chocolate tricolors, made of pure fresh cc Rolled in separate layers and cut in convenient oblong pie tempting treat. Fresh! C&ney Island Salt-Water Taffy l 50 Lb. 2 pounds 297¢ A delicious and “tempting warm weather confection can hardly stop eating it after the first piece. individually wrapped pieces in an asso: Very Special, anut, o .s0 good you Each box contains many rtment of tempting flavors. Tempting! Delicious! Cream Mints l 58 Lb. 2 pounds 27€ Made of 100 per cent purc cane sugar and finest peppermint oil... made into thosq snow-white creamy little confections that soothe our palates with their cool mint flavor and always make us reach for more.