Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1932, Page 10

10 THE EVENING STAR,. WASHINGTON, D. 'C, TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1932. DRIGBLE MACON NEARCONPLETION Georgia Delegation Partici- pates in Piacing Bow of Akron Sister Ship. Admiral’s Daughter Weds CEREMONY AT NEWPORT, R. L By the Ass Press. AKRON, Ohio, July 5 d ble, the 7 ges of con- an elaborate cere- the lifting of its ens from Macon, A 1 : It virtu comp framework of the 6,500,000-cubic-foot | craft, which now is expected to be ready | for flight by January Will Resemble U. S. The Macon, being built eppelin’ plant in Akr range (at slower dimensions and equipment chine batteries and Akron. the Good- | retired, and Mrs. Sims ki & et gy PFiske of Chestnut Hil v ) in Newport, R. I. Pho s, left to right: Mr. and Prancis Fiske, the bride and bridegroom, and Admiral S —Wide World Photo. g ra (at nearly 11,000 miles. The 1 the Akron will be the worl and fastest dirigibles onstruction engineers sent & tele- sage to Mrs. Frederick W.| & ife of a Goodyear-Zeppelin executive, when all was in readiness for | ¢ the bow-raising ceremony : Seated on a platform with the Georgia delegation, Mrs. Lohmann handed a corsage bouguet of roses to Miss Susan Myrick, young Macon newspaper wom- en. Miss Myrick then blew a whistle s the signal for four crews of Woi fnen to start the bow into place. Work Takes 45 Minutes. Two winches and a crane did the @etual lifting and the whole procedure fequired but 45 minutes, a new record for the job. Nearly 15,000 persons stood inside the #ig building, where the Macon is being &onstructed, to watch the ceremony. con and |~ s 1argest | wiiam Grund, left here June 9 by | canoe for I ke, scene of new | gold B O! Jun t "he delegation from Macon, Ga, in- luded Mayor G. Glenn Toole, John L. &urfis. Don C. Bryan, J. D. Boone, arry B. Palmer, Herbert Smart, F. T In omelettes, or stuffed W. T. Anderson and W. W. | eggs, on toast with cream sauce, etc. The flavor of Underwood Deviled Ham adds zest to the simplest recipe. Gilbert, 4Anderson. FOUR MAROONED A WEEK ON ISLAND ARE RESCUED Spent Bight Clinging to Canoe Before Reaching Land. | | | By the Associated Press. THE PAS, Manitoba, July 5— Four persons have been rescued after being marooned on an island in Cedar Lake for seven days, information re- | ceived here today said { The four, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Bayne ' Ralls Isiand and Henry Reider and Canadians Hours BUT THIS IS ICED SANKA COFFEE- | § 97% CAFFEIN-FREE. | * 1T WON'T KEEP YOU AWAKE. ICED COFFEE ? DONT TEMPT ME-1 WOULDN'T SLEEP A WINK. fein areaffected by the cal ka Coffee. Itis 2 delicious blfndhzg s hich 97% of the caffein i ‘affein causiog sleep- usness. In vacu! ney back. Get 2 Ifyou are one of those who in coffee, (éy . ice coffees 1r! ?::: removed. No danger of:o lessness, ind;ggst(mc‘nioz:'ox:eyo“r o cans. Satisfa i;:\l::l of Sanka Coffee to-day. SANKA COFFEE 2o ... A package of the new LIME JELL-O for only ONE PENNY when you of Hellmann’s Mayonnaise «+ » An amazing OpPpoOr- A FEW diys ago we made an amaz- ing offer; We ofered a p I B Sarvine aeverhi 1SS ADELAIDE SIMS, daughter of Admiral William S. Sims, U. 8. N., | in a ceremony at the Trinity Church | fi s. Robert | m tunity to make a deli- clous Lime Jell-O and Mayonnaise salad foral- most half the usual cost. A DELICIOUS YGET THIN® SALAD Dissolve 1 package of Lime Jell-O in boil- salt. Force through sieve. Tura into » mald. Chill uatil firm. Cut into squares, of Lime Jell-O and a jar of Hel Mayonnaise at a ridiculously low bar- gain price. Thousands have already taken advantage of it . . . and now so everyone can benefit we are continu. ing for just a few days more. Go to your grocer. Ask for a % pint jar of Hellmann's Mayoanaise. Pay him 19 cents. And then for only one penny more he will give you a Full size package of the new, delicious Lime Jell-O! Just consider the salads you can make with this combination! Cool, luscious ... and so inexpensive (see recipe at the left). The new Lime Jell-O, you know, is made of only sun-ripened West Indies Limes, purest gelatin, the finest cane sugars ... with pure fruit flavors sdded for extra appealing deliciousness. And Hellmann's Mayonnaise needs no introduction. It is made of only the finest ingredients. So go to your gro- cer. Tell him you want the bargain vutlined here . .. two famous lucts for only 20¢! But let us warn you! Act quickly! Ina few days you mybemdppomedl NEW POSTAGE RATE 15 DUE TOORROW Letters Must Carry 3-Cent Stamps Under New Reve- nue Act. The familiar red 2-cent stamp gives| way tomorrow to the purple 3-center as | the postage rate is boosted in an effort to take Uncle Sam “out of the red.” | increase, along with other ad-| ats in postal charges, is estimated to raise $130,000,000 in the new fiscal | year. | 7 The new 3-cent stamp is one of three | of that denomination end bears the | Stuart portrait of Washington. The | others are the 3-cent Lincoln stamp of the regular issue and the Bicentennial 3. which will be used only during this | year. Confusion Ts Seen. | The new stamp is identical in size | and design with the 2-cent stamp of | the Bicentennial series, except for the change of denomination numerals and the omission of the dates Despite the great amount of publicity Saturday became the bride of Robert Francis| given the boost in rates, postal officials that thousands of letters will be d tomorrow and for some time thereafter bearing the old 2-cent stamp. They say it usually takes considerable time to get the public into the habit of complying with a new rate. Post Office patrons who have two- cent stamped envelopes on hand may use them by affixing one-cent stamps. It is planned also to dispose of two- cent envelopes in stock at post offices by putting one-cent stamps on them. Owing to the difficulty of disposing of over-printed _envelopes, however, the department will not authorize the re- valuing of three cents of two-cent en- velopes held as unsalable under the new rate. Unused two-cent envelopes | will be redeemable from the public at postage value only. Printing Bureau Busy. Four billion three-cent stamps are eing manufactured. The Post Office Department is also distributing to post- masters throughout the country one bil- lion one-cent stamps for use with two- PREVENT HAY FEVER “I BUZZED and the HEAD WAITER HISSED” ... said Mr. A. Buzssing Fly [ I DECLARE,” he continued, «there’s no more enjoyment in din- ing out. I'd scarcely finished my hors d’oevres the other night when 1 heard the head waiter hiss. “The waiter flipped a napkin— the bus boy grabbed an Amox spray. Did I travel? A newspaper man was entertaining a space buyer, so I dropped in the space buyer’s pocket. I knew it wouldn’t be opened. It was a narrow escape. That Amox kills.” * That's why we made it. That’s why druggists, grocers, hardware dealers, everybody will tell you it’s different. Amox leaves no unpleas- ant odor, no stains. Ask for Amox. =AMOX EXTRA STRENGTH A LOW: PRICE Makers of AMOCO-GAS LIME FLAVOR o L T ) FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY INSECTICIDE buy a jar * BETTER * Made by the cent stamps and two-cent stamped en- velopes now on hand, to meet the new postage rate. 1t is not the present intention of the repartment to issue eight-cent stamps to meet the new air mail rates. 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They were found yesterday by an expedition summoned by native tribes following & search which began after | they took off from Kupang Island on a flight to Darwin. They were forced down on an island, it developed today, and natives had supplied them with some food. It was some time before the natives sent for help, however, and only yesterday & | native messenger brought an expedi- tion to the place where they were. he expedition found them nearly starved and in rags. They said they tried to paddle from the island in a float from their plane, but. were too weak. After that they were able to spend only half an hour a day. search- ing for help. | 2 . Household refrigeration has only re- cently been introduced in Belgium Three Meals a ey, .. ... and every one a treat—when yvou shop the 4500 Way. You-have a wonderful variety from which to choose —and 4SC0 Prices always mean a saving. It Pays to Trade Where Quality Counts .v..2 cans 25¢ +vv.3 cans 50c can 10c | Bel Monte 3 in.) One 3-1b. 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