Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1932, Page 40

| HOTEL CHELSEA Atlantic City Entire Modification of Rates Eooms With Running Water as Low as $5 Daily, $30 Weekly AMERICAN PLAN Sea Bathing From Hotel Locker Room Dancing zmy Saturday Night in Grill Barney Zeeman and His KENTUCKY KARDINALS Philadelphia Orchestra Trio ily Concerts J. B. THOMPSON & CO. Owners and Operators CHALFONTE- HADPDON HALL A VACATION BY THE SEA Bring the family down to the comfort of va ge. Reasonable P . Special week-end railroad rates. | RENTUCKY AVE NEAR BEACH ATLANTIC CITY UP WEEKLY ¢ % ROOMS &MEAL s BATHING FROM HUT!i FETTER & HOLLINGER Derinid ATLANTIC CITY. N GREATLY REDUCED RATES STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE American & European Plan WALTER J. BUZBY. INC. 33.50 Modern. Fres Bathing and Amer. || Showers. Bookies 40933 Daily Ralph Meckiey ‘CONTINENTAL 8o_ Tennessee Ave. American, European P} ‘We are making prices within reach of all. | ‘Write for rates and be convinced. \ European Plan. *M._Walsh Duncan, ETW OCEAN END FLEE OO(EM! TN ome of tie European Plan. R ne d aost. attractive hotels in, At- fartie City. Rates $1.50 up. Phone 4-2660. Running water Private hl'h Showers. Bathine privileges. Garage. _J. W. BINDE TABOR INN ] n end Connecticut Ideal location: Jarge, airy rooms; running water; 30th sea- son; reduced _ rates; same high standard culsine__Owner mgmt. _J. P. & A. M. DUN MILLER COTTAGE ¢ ave. o tor its table: £2.50 dally: $18° i Ceaison. FMERSON CROUTHAMEL. __BEACH HAVEN, N. J. Capacity 300 s with ‘water, Best fishing on A P ast. “sure relief from Hay Fe lk‘lte rates for 1982. ¥. Engle, Mgr. ll So. Kentucky Av. Near Beach il | e 2. 250. | up_ Wi . Mgr. ast. Five ‘tennls courts. CAPE MAY, N. J. Sre Aedniral | € Surf Bathing—Goli—Tennis Outdoor Swimming Pool Modest Rates Saddle Horses OCEAN CITY, N. X Biscayne Hotel"";k..':‘::‘" Private mm Bt E. BLUNDIN. RALEIGH 5% QLY &, Rooms with running water & private baths. Qcean view. Excelient table. Mrs. J. Hamilton. : LAKE BEACH, N. J. A DISTINCTIVE RESORT HOTEL THE ESSEX & SUSSEX . DIRECTLY ON OCEAN — SPRING LAKE BEACH e MARYLAND “TROCK POINT HOTEL Now Open n the heart of the mhlnx section, where ¢he' Wicomico foins. the broad Potomac. Fresn sea food always on hand, Boats bait and fshing cuides at minimug MRS WiLL STINE, Ls Fiata George Wa;l'l'ington Hotel Boardwalk at 10th Street Ocean City, Maryland Telephone Ocean City 272 1932 Rates 209% Lower Than 1931 BEST FOOD PHROFERLY teel Construction WRITE ORWIRE FOR RESERVATIONS W. B. THURSTON Managing Director Ocean City, Maryland | Saturdays at 5 P.M. ITHREE LOSE LIVES INKANSAS TORNADO More Than Score Injured as Winds Sweep on Into Nebraska. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Kans., July 5—Tor- nadic winds hedge-hopping across Ne- braska and Northern Kansas have killed at least three persons, injured | more than a score and brought great damage to the town of Washington. The angry clouds struck here late yesterday after previously razing _the | farm home of Mrs. F. E. Slagle, about | 50, of near Hubbell, Nebr. Mrs. Slagle was killed_and her husband and their two sons, Roy and Clyde, were injured. | Citizens of Washington and numer- ous visitors from nearby towns observed the sweep of the storm clouds near the close of an all-day Fourth of July cele- bration. Gov. Harry H. Woodring, who was to be the principal speaker, can- celed the engagement because of fatigue after his return yesterday from the Democratic National Convention &t Chicago. Crashing buildings killed Peter Gil- lett, a retired mail carrier, and Garland Hubka, about 20, of Narka, Kans. The city of approximately 1,300 persons im- mediately was thrown into complete chaos Reports that two additional per- sons had been killed could not be veri- fied early today. Eight of the more seriously injured were taken to a Clay Center, Kans | STEAMSHIPS. The Famons Cruise Liner SHAWNEE U.S. Mail Steamer Rote includes first- class statersom oc- commodations and ol meals. Superior accommodations only slightly higher. | Nowl Direct service from Baltimore | to Bermuda on the big ocean liner “Shawnee” with deck- -sports, brilli- | ant orchestra, organized activities. A day in Bermuda for swimming, playing, sightseeing—or staylonger; moderate hotel rates. Luxurious lounges, every stateroom with hot and cold running water, many with private bath. Apply to any Tourist Agent or CLYDE-MALLORY LINES | @ 723 Mills g Mo1her51|ls | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1932. hospital. Atjaches of sald wdny that done was in critical condi- Thnle injured included Alma Green, w. .; Alva Sinnitt, 19, | ‘ashington; ton; Vatlor Houska, 75, Washington Mrs. Josepha Houska, 68, Washington; Ruth Fleming, 20, Washington; Mona May Tay, 14, Linn, Kans., and Mrs, Roy | Pitcher, 29, of Washington. Immediate attempts at rescue were started after the tornado struck, but | such efforts were seriously hampered by a downpour of rain. The rain halted later in the evening, but complete darkness added to the un: certainty of rescue operations. All elec- | tric light service was halted. The wind also wrenched aside the municipal water tower, and the water supply was Interrupted. | TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. R-K-O Keith's—“Bring 'Em Back Alive,” at 11 am., 12:48, 2:36, 4:24, 6:12, 8 and 9:48 p.m. Palace—"“Scarface.” at 11:15 am., 1:30, 3:25, 5:30, 7:35 and 9:40 pm. Earle—“Week End Marriage,” at | 11:45 am., 2:10, 4:40, 7:30 and 10:15 pm. Stage shows, with Jack Mulhall in person, at 1:10, 3:40, 6:30 and 9:10 p.m. Loew’s Fox—“Unashamed,” at 11:10 5, 4:25, 7:10 and 9:50 pm. COME IN AND SEE THE | e o e SONOTONE o o o —makes those hard of hearing realize fi | they can hear again. | 1217 | Not a real bad 2-gun man—but real likeable that the New Ford marvelous New “4” piest “mounts” he's ever know Next to his seat in the saddle he’ like nothing better than a seat one of these smart ne: its merits to you. 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