Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1932, Page 23

f THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1932. WOMEN'S COLLEGES IN NEED OF FUNDS Generous Endowments Urged 2 by Committee Studying Funds of Schools. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, June 27.—Philanthro- pists were enjoined in a survey made public yesterday to endow the seven leading women's colleges in the United States with the generosity bestowed on men’s colleges. An advisory council composed of Newton D. Baker, Bernard M. Baruch, James Byrne, Thomas W. Lamont, the Right Rev. William Lawrence and Owen D. Youpg directed its report to the |, presidents of Barnard. Bryn Mawr, Mount Holyoke, Radcliffe, Smith, Vas- sar and Wellesley. “After a gallant century of pioneer endeavor the women's colleges must not %l for lack of material support,” they said. “They have proved their case; they have fully played their part in the intellectual and artistic develop- ment of this country. Their only er- yor, perhaps, has been a too great mod- esty “We commend their future to those who discern the truth that no other factor in the intellectual life of Amer- jca is more important than the col- leges for women.” The advisory council listed the im- mediate financial requirements of the colleges named for general endowment scholarships and fellowships, salaries and new buildings, as follows: Barnard, $3,750,000. Bryn Mawr, $2,400,000. Mount Holyoke, $2,650,000 Radcliffe, $4,945,000. Smith, $5,850,000 Vassar, $4,550,000. ‘Wellesley, $5,500,000. KIMBALL POST OFFICE CLOSING IS OPPOSED | Station and Rural Route North of |t Luray Is Sought to Be Re- tained by Citizens. Special Dispatch to The Star. LURAY, Va., June 27.—The Kimball post office and rural route, five miles north of Luray, is threatened by the tal system's economy. pflfiecefily an inspector visited the fleld, and, it is said, advised the dis- continuance of the office, which has been in existence since the county itself. Citizens of the neighborhood are seeking to keep the office open. It discontinued, the area will be served by ‘a rural route from Luray. Marine Corps Orders Maj. Henry L. Larson, assigned to| duty at the Ecole de Guerre, Paris,| France. Second Lieut. Charles E. Chapel and Second Lieut. Sol E. Levensky, ordered from Quantico, Va., to temporary duty | With the 2d Brigade, Nicaragua, via the U. §. S. Nitro, scheduled tq sail from Hampton Roads, Va. on or about July 13 Second Lieut. Henry T. Klinkseik, appointed 8 second lieutenant and ordered to duty at Philadelphia, Pa., to report not later than June 30. Quartcrmaster Clerk Samuel- G. Thompson, appointed a quartermaster clerk and assigned to duty at Parris Island, 8. C. The following named officers have been promoted to the grades indicated: Colonel, Chandler Campbell; major, Roswell Winans; captain, Paul A. Les- ser; first lieutenant, Willlam D. Saun- ders, jr.; first leutenant, David M. Shoup. Cool 'Refreshing Sleep THE GEORGE WASHINGTON World's first long distance AIR-CONDITIONED train to CINCINNATI LEXINGTON LOUISVILLE INDIANAPOLIS CHICAGO ST. LOUIS The WEST and SOUTHWEST Cool . . . clean . . . scien tifically conditioned air... every hour . . . every can EXTRA FARE LV. WASHINGTON (EST). 6:01 P.M Ar. Cincinnati 8:45 A.M. Ar. Lexing- ton (CST) 8:24 A.M. Ar. Lo e 10:59 A. M. Ar. Indianapolis (Bi; );‘}‘1 10:40 A.M. Ar. St. Louis 4:45 J. B. EDMUNDS Asvistant General Passenger Agent ¥id Lth St N.W. Phone— National 0743 CHEesaPEAKE and OHIO NAVY ORDERS Lieut. Comdr. Willlam F. Dietrich, detached U.'S. S. Northampton upon expiration of leave of absence; to U. S. 8. New Mexico Lieut. Henry D. Baggett communication officer Lexington. to duty as g Naval District in June; to U . Orders June 4, 1932, jam C. Vose, detached U I r in June: to Rotating serve Destroyer Squadron 2 Lieut (Junior _Grade Mayer, detached U. S )., S. . Raleigh (Junjor Grade) Walter C Stahl, detached U. 8. S. Bushnell in June; to U. S. S, Lieut (Junior Sullivan, ord ) MacLeish mo St N o Navy Yard, Puget 3 h Ensign Robert F. Ji gs. detached Naval Air Station, Pensacola, about June 20; to connection fitting out T S. S. Indianapolis. Encign James G. Lang, detached Naval Air Station, Pensacola June 20; to connection fitting o S. S, Portland Ensign Frank B Naval Air Station. Pensacola, June 20; to U. S Augusta Ensign Frederick M. Reeder, tached Naval Air Station about June 20: to Aircraft Squads, be Canal Zone. Ensign Jack S. Salisbury, upon dis: charge from treatment Fitzsimons G ersl Hospital to hcme and await orders. Ensign Charles F. Sell, detached U S. Biddle: to U. S. S. M V. Lieut. Comdr. William H. Farrel, de- tached treatment, Naval Hospital, San Diego: when discharged, to U. S. S Northampton for duty as first lieuten- ant | Lieut. Lawrence F. Blodgett, detached U. S. S. Ogalala in June; to connection fitting out U. S. S. Thrush and in com- mand when commissioned. | Lieut. Horace E. Burks, detached U &. 8. Jason in July: to Receiving Sta- | Puget Sound, Wash. | Lieut. Homer E. Curlee, detached U. | to Naval Miller, detached about de- co Solo, S. S. Wyoming about June 2! Air Station. Pensacola, Fla Lieut. Willard M. Downes, detached a and flag lieutenant on_staff, | commander Submarine Force, United | States Fleet; to duty as aide and flag lieutenant on staff, commander, Sub- | marine Force, United States Fleet. | Lieut. Stewart Lin detached as | aide on staff, com der, Training Squadron; to connection fitting out U. 8. 8. Portland. Lieut. Julian B. Noble, detached Fleet Air Base, Pearl Harbor, Territory of Hawali; to Naval Air Station, San Diego, Calif. Lieut. Willlam B. Terrell, detached U. 8. S. Jason in July; to Receiving Station, Puget Sound, Wash. Ensign Thurlow W. Davison, detached U. S. S. Texas in June; to U. S. 8. Bernadou Supply Corps. Lieut. Comdr. Independent W. Gor- don, detached Submarine Base, New London, Conn., to treatment Naval| Hospital, Boston, Mass. Lieut. Verny Carroll, orders May 7 further modified, to Naval Supply Depct, Brooklyn, N. Y., instead of U. S. S. Seattle. | Lieut. Orly Tagland, orders May 13, 1932, further modified; to Naval Am- | munition Depot, Iona Island, N. Y., as supply and disbursing officer, instead of Naval Supply Depot, Brookiyn, N. Y, Medical Corps. Comdr. Chandler W. Smith (M. C.) detached N: Medical School, Wash. Drop Anchor, My Hearties! know your mates or you every man must do his du Rice Pops. may lay to that! They're if you ever tasted anything POPS — RICE POPS. CHICAGO Eastern Office: 350 Madison Ave. New York City THE ONLY BREAKFA Time Out for Pops' O BE A PIRATE CAPTAIN, you've got to ’Il have a mutiny on your hands. There comes a time when also a time when duty gives way to pleasure. Usually that’s when the crew goes into a huddle with a package of Wheat Pops or 'Who ever heard of a Pirate that didn’t have brawn as well as brains? Aye, my Hearties, there’s nothing like Wheat Pops or Rice Pops for building strong muscles and you “popped” from whole grains, you know. And say! Just set Pops adrift in milk or cream and tell me yours for happy breakfasts — WHEAT FOODTOWN KITCHENS, INC,, D. C | ington, aval Training Sta- | 0 Va | Patrol Force. Lieut. (Junior Grade) rett, to U. 8. S. Houston. 1" E. Dockery, de- | Ensign E. P. Holmes, to U. S. 8.} | | Guam; to Naval J. P. B. Bar- ached 1 Hospit Lieut detached * a * cis P. Gardner, * n, Guam; to Re- npton Roads, Va de) Ralph E. Field- of Asiatic modi- hip, New York, in- vaval Hospital, Ports- Houston. Ensign R. R. Craighill, U. 8. 8. Houston. * Ensign F. E. Wilson, Destroyer Squad- | F*8 rons, Asiatic. | Ensign J. H. Armstrong, Destroyer | B3 Squggdrons. Asiatic. : Licut. H. E. Robins (Marine Corps). | detached 4th Regiment, U. S. Marines, | [F to receiving ship, New York (via mm-l to Deaths. B. Gromer, died rence Hospias, | mercial transportation) Chief Carpenter H. B. Britt, to U. 8§. 8. Canopus. | Chief Pay’ Clerk C. B. Selden, to U. S. S. Pecos \ Warrant Officers. ) Chief Carpenter Frank Jackson, de- | tached Navy Yard, Charleston, 8. C., in June, to U. S. S. Northampton. Chief Carpenter Gerald C. Oaks, de- | tached Naval Training Station, San | in_June, to U. S. S. Texas. | jef Bosn. Edward Burnett, de- tached U. 8. B. Seagull about August 1 to connection fitting out U. 8. € Thrush and on board when comm sioned. to 16th Naval to Subma- Destroyer to 16th Naval o U. S. S. 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Special LAMB SALE . .. high quality Jamb offered at very special prices. Carton of 12 Bottles $1.45 2 bots. 25¢ A very low price for this brew Country BREW—“It's the Next Best.” sold below 10c a bottle Queen Olives THROWN—Priced extremely low Fig Bars ZION—You know their Asparagus HUNT’'S SUPREME QUALITY SMALL GREEN—This the lowest price ever quoted by us. The asparagus is so tender it will alm Rinso’i 20c; pkg. Made by Makers of Lifebuoy Prevents B. O. Octagon 5o’ Soap Nucoa Megeine A drastic price cut for a Kraft Kay ALSO PIMENTO and LIMBERGER, single jar, 15¢ Nobility Assortment Sipecially priced for this week—an assortment of Sunshine’s Finest Cakes French’s Mustard At this price get a jar for the picnic and a jar or two for the home cean 4c .ean 10c Chum Salmon . Catalina Tuna . Kinney’s Salmon . . Ripe Olives . . Boned Chicken .. .... e .can 39¢ Chicken a la King Peter-Pan Peas Del Maiz Corn. . Canned Grapefruit . . 2 cans 25¢ Argo Salmon. . = 20c ...can 15¢ .2 cans 25¢ Hynt's Spinach. 2 No. 2 cans 25¢ Apple Sauce . ... ...3 cans 25¢ Sour or Dill Pickles. .. « 15¢ Standard Corn . . Standard Peas . ... 4 cans 25¢ .3 cans 25¢ Standard Tomatoes. . 2 cans 15¢ Lima Beans Sanico Tomatoes Ritter Spaghetti. .. .3 eans 20c Ritter Beans... = 5c an 5S¢ Club 6 contens.) 6 ckes 25¢ Your friend on washday—save the coupons * Andy Loffler’s 57c First time ever Puritan Sliced BACON n.23¢ " 25¢ 1b. lOC 45¢ No. 2 cans is Note the large can. ost melt in your mouth. 2 o 39¢ Lux 3et17c A Wide Variety of Delicious Luncheon Meats Andy Loffler’s, Auth’s, Briggs & Gobel-Loffler’s w1 2¢ limited time 2 29c IN ALL STORES Ib. pkg. 29¢ our fine butter. JUMBO = 10c | | SANITARY AR GG ?::‘nfltu | S ) and'Se WET-w-WET| CAMAY ].OC cake 5C Meat Markets SANICO HAMS : Brigg’s Bologna . . 25¢ Very Specially Priced Country Style Roll | LAND O’LAKES —BIG ONE-DAY SALE-—TOMORROW:- EGE INN SPAGHETTI a la MUSSOLINI er introduced: Gragnano style spaghetti in The flavor is absolutely different and so B—7 ™ = ! Lieut. O. F. Johanns, to Yangtze PYE S B R E B bl e A R R R R R Good Tea and Moderately Priced SANITARY'’S Special Tea A delicious blend Orange Pekoe and Pekoe . . . especially fine for V5-1b. NOTE—I's a V;-pound package ot sintb AR bl in n pkg. ® Shoulder Chops. . . » 15¢ Shoulder Roast. . » 123c Loin Chops...... = 37c Rib Chops. . Uniform Quality i Flabor » 16(: B’tom Round Steak 29¢ Top Round Steak. ™ 33c Savory Sirloin Stea’k » 41c Lean Strip Bacon. . ™ 13¢c Lean Boiling Beef. . » 8¢ Dry Salt Fat Backs. ™ 7c Clover Sliced Bacon ™ 17¢ Chipped Beef. . . % 13c A. Loffler’s Tasty Loaf = 35¢ A. Loffler’s Luxury Loaf » 35¢ Auth’s Liverwurst. » 29¢ Presidential Loaf . . » 35¢ Spiced Va. Style Ham » 43¢ Cooked Boneless Ham . 10c Ak ok ok kK kR R kR ok R R Rk ok ok ko ko ko ok ok ok ok ok ok ok Rk o ok Rk % Rk ok ok ok Rk R K kX And a Big Sale on 10 to 12 Pound » SMOKED HAMS « w1 2¢ —Smoked Hams have advanced in price, but we made a fortunate purchase, and you save what we saved. early in the week and have it all prepared for the holiday. High Quality Butter Priced Low —The popularity of our stores is in a large measure due to, Get one 1b. 23¢--2 for 45¢ tb. 23¢--2 for 43¢ ib. 27¢--2 for 53¢ Fresh Creamery Sweet Cream cans for 25¢ Skinless ARE NOW INDIVIDUALLY CELLOPHANE WRAPPED —And for this week to introduce this in- novation in the frankfurter industry—we offer these well known and deliciously good skinless franks at a very special price. Andy Loffler’s Cellophane-Wrapped SKINLESS FRANKS 23 2 Most of you know the goodness of these fine quality franks. NOW, the cellophane wrapper protects them so that you get them at their best—just as they leave the smoke- They are never touched by human | Ibs. for room. hands. Before heating Andy LoMer’s Cellophane Wrapped Skinless Franks just peel off the wrapper as you would from a package of cigarettes. Offered in All Sanitarys and Piggly Wigglys | 45- ® Wisconsin Cheese . .....». 19¢ Sealect Milk 2cans 11c Borden’s Milk . ... .4 cans 25¢ Crisco.b.can 19¢ 1%-1. can 28¢ Mazola Oil ot. 21cat. 39¢ Green Bag Coffee Special Coffee Sanico Coffee . Afternoon Tea . .. .. Afternoon Tea Pure Lard Kellogg’s Corn Flakes Kellogg’s Pep . .. ....pke. 12¢ | Kellogg’s Rice Krispies.. ..10c Grape-Nuts vke. 17¢ Grape-Nuts Flakes. . . .pke. 12¢ Wheat Pops. . . . = 9c Rice Pops ; ...oke. 11e Puffed Rice . ........pke. 16¢ Puffed Wheat . . . ..2 pkes. 25¢ Post Toasties .. ......pke. 8¢ Post Bran ..........;ke. 12¢ Sanico Grape Juice. ... .pt. 15¢ Welch’s Grape Juice. . . .pt. 2]¢ Fresh Figs. ... == 10c Mississippi Tomatoes Red—Ripe Ibs. for 23c * ok Kk kKK h R K ok kK k¥ Fruits & Vegetables Stringless Beans ........ Fancy Beets . .... Fancy Carrots ............. 2 bunches 15¢ Iceberg Lettuce .............. 2 nas. 23¢ Fresh Pineapples ...... eee 3 10 28¢c Yollow Squash . : s606 seer ooy wle Texas Onions . . AR § V8 [ Boxed Apples ...... ... 4ms 25¢ Potatoes Nancy Halls Ibs. for o %k R R K R K R R K R ok ok ok K R K K ok ok ok Rk R R R ok Rk Rk kK kR kR ok ok ok ok ko kK kK kK K K R K