Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1932, Page 19

. BUY or RENT Office Furniture H. Baum & Son E St. N.W. Nat. 9l36 BUY cane sugar refined in U. S.A Help home lnduauy Cool Trip on CHESAPEAKE BAY To Claiborne Every Sunday $1.50 Round Trip Cool, clean trip through heart of Maryland then 4 TWO RECREATION - PROGRAMS UPEN: Eckmgton and Banneker Cen-; ters Scenes of Activities | Today and Tonight. [ | Special programs will be offered to- day and tonight at the Eckington Rec- reation Center and Banneker Recrea- tion Center, under direction of the Community Center Department, the Playground Department and the Office of Public Buildings and Public Parks. e At Eckington Center the daytime schedule features playground activities for boys apd girls, and both day and evening thé swimming pool is open for use. A program of athletic events is now being arranged under joint aus- pices of the Welfare and Recreation Assoclation of lic Buildings _and Grounds and Municipal Play- grounds Tonight's coiamuntiy program. be- ginning at 7 o'clock on the McKinley the Ling 1‘_ ¢ Mellon Honored HONORARY DE- GREE FROM EDINBURGH. RECEIVES BOLT KILLS TWO, SCORE AR HURT Tree Are Victims in Ohio- Indiana Storm. e Associated Pres CLEVELAND, July | winds, :m‘vmuz and which pa. Indiana late lled two p sons, injured more than 20 others and did heavy damage to property. A bolt of lightning killed Wallace Hall, 35, of Amherst, Ohio, while he was plowing in an open field near that town, and at Cincinnati, John Stover, 7, was killed when lightning stru tree beneath which he and other dren were playing. | _Earl Seeley! working with Hall Norman Luebbert, one of the Stover {boy’s playmates, were knocked uncon- scious, but were not seriously injured 8 hea rts of Ohio a Twenty Hurt in Indiana. Man Plowing and Boy Under | | and CONCERTS FOR WEEK ANNOUNCED BY BUTLER Public to Hear Service Bands in | Performances at City's Parks. Concerts for the coming week in the parks will be held in various parts of the city, First Lieut. F. B. Butler, as- sistant director of public buildings and public parks, announced today. The concerts will be from 7:30 to 9 p.m. On Monday evening the Army Band will play in Grant Circle, Fifth and m streets. On Tuesday evening avy Band will play in the Dis- t of Columbia World War Memorial, in West Potomac Park. On Thursday evening the Marine Band will play in the District of Columbia World War |Memorial. On Friday evening the | Community Civic Band will play in Judiciary Park, Fifth and G streets. |BUREAU OF CUSTOMS CURTAILMENTS AVOIDED Ports Not to Be Abolished or Dis- trict Consolidated, 875 Em- MEMORIAL HIGHWAY BUSINESS MEN TO HOLD BUS ISSUE FACED | Hearing Set July 14 to Thresh Out } Question of hdmitting Vehicles to Federal Motorway. The question of admitting busses on the Mount Vernon Memorial Highway will be threshed out at a public hear- ing, to be held July 14 before Lieut Col. U. S. Grant, 3d, director of public buildings and public parks. Approximately eight corporations that operate passenger vehicles~and sight- seeing busses have filed applications with Col. Grant for licenses to operate over the new riverside motorway down to Mount Vernon, Va. These appli- cants will be heard and if there are opponents to these applications, they will be given opportunity to state their case Officially, at the present time, no busses are permitted to operate on the Mount Vernon Memorial Highway. Notices of the hearing are being sent out today. It will cover not only the Mount Vernon Memorial Highway and other highways in the George Wash- ington Memorial Parkway. but the Ar- lington Memorial Bridge, its approaches SIXTH ANNUAL OUTING | Cotumbia Heights Association to Have Affair at Sixteenth Street Reservoir Grounds. sixth annual The outing of the | Columbia Heights Business Men's As- sociation will be held in the Sixteen street reservoir section of Rock Cre Park on Thursday, July 21. All bus ness in Columbia Heights will be su pended in the afternoon. The business men and their friends will go to the picnic grounds at noon in an automo- bile_procession. Athletic events and other entertain- ment, featuring a tug-o'-war between the Columbia Heights group and the Georgia Avenue Business Men's As-| sociation, have been arranged by the general committee, which is headed by Ambrose R. Swan. Other members in- clude William F. Dismer, Baroum A. NOW BABY CAN SLEEP. FLYOSAN HAS KILLED ALL THE FLIES IN | Levitan, H. C. Phillips, Prank J. Sobote ka, Samuel K. MacDonald, J. | Maxwell, G. A. Ford, Julius-Resenfeld, \w Prancis Scott, J. E Buntebm-knep Ofano, J. Lee Donnely, Rudolph Blick, Miss Lillian Cropper, James W. Root, Stephen L. Eilbacher and Dr. Lyman | P. Kebler. | | PAY CUTS INCREASED Pennsylvania Railroad Workers Get Additional Siashes. PHILADELPHIA, July 8 (#)—All of- ficers and employes of the Pennsylvani Railroad System have bmx given an ad- service men, who had bcr-x given a 10 per cent reduction and two days off a m i | have been given two | without pay, making a total reductica of 22 per ... YESI AND H FLYOSAN'S THE ONE SPRAY i THAT LEAVES View of Naval Academy, hour delightful trip down Chesa- peake, almost out of sight of land. Leave 12th and New York Ave. Sunday—8:30 and 11:30 am. Good meals on steamer Washington, Baltimore & Annapolis Electric R. R. Co. | About 20 persons suffered injuries at ployes Retaining Places. rnon, Ind., a village of 600, when a ! | tornado wrecked the business district | and damaged more than 100 residences The Indiana tornado blew part of | the roof of the Jennings County Court | nounced. | House into tree tops across the street,| In a statement to the service, F. X. | uprooted trees and hurled them a block | A. Eble, commissioner of customs, sald away, and put electric power and com- | that failure to enact a 10 per cent re- munication lines out of service duction in the Treasury-Post Office ap- propriation bill made unnecessary the abolition of the ports. Gen.| Had the 10 per cent reduction oc- went | curred, Eble said it would have meant to the stricken village last night to |dismissal of 213 customs employes, and supervise relief work. Ten State po- (D addm;u:l a rr']duc!tulvln in the gbencsr;q_! » N i 2 v | personnel throughout the service by 875 licemen ~were placed on patrol duty | Personnel thigughou? tre cervice by 819 | there to prevent looting. and connecting roads, the roads around the Lincoln Memorial plaza and Con- stitution avenue, west of Fifteenth street, over which busses would operate in getting on to the Mount Vernom Memorial Highway. Information MEtropolitan 1512 ’“°"‘3NA«.“.| 0836 GREYHOUND DEBOT, 1336 Nex Yok A N w. Biue Ridge Torminal, 101 Ponneylvania Ave. N.W. High School terrace, will feature mo- tion pictures of early American hi: toric themes and indoors a community dance will take place from 9 to 11:30 | oclock, preceded by an hour of in- 4 struction in ball Toom dancing under Prof. Korecz The Banncker Recreation Center opening tonight will offer a band con- cert and a community meeting First Asst. Supt. of Schools Garnet C. Wil- kinson will speak. Each Friday night 3 | throughout the Summer there will be 9 a special program and a band concert at this center, and every Tuesday, Wed- nesday, Thursday and Friday nights there will be community singing and games. Dunbar Community Center is likewise open for the Summer months. |~ The swimming pool will be open daily | except Saturday from 3 to 6:30 pm. In American Ambasss | the armory there will be paddle tennis, | tured immediately checkers and ping-pong. There will be | honorary degree | handwork during the day. On the | Edinburgh Un | Dunbar Stadium the daily activities | cently. | include base ball, tennis, golf, tumbling, | - | horseshoe pitching, ck and field | events for juniors from 3 to 5 pm., and | | the same ‘program will be conducted | William Jones, 20 of 1404 M ‘Iar seniors beginning at 5 pm. Or- |Wwas under tre t today at ganized clubs are invited to register for | gency Hospital for a possib | the use of the facilities at Dunbar Cen- |of the skull, suffered when he fell last | ter, and games by prize-winning teams | night while running on a slippery pave- | are now being scheduled for the Sum- [ ment at Ninth and F streets during the | mer. | thunderstorm. Jones was picked up by | editor of the New York Tribune, | _'The public is invited to avail itself of‘a passing motorist. His condition was | today of a heart attack. | the many recreational opportunities. said to be improviu ill for a year. The Bureau of Customs will not abolish any of its ports or consolidate its district as has been previously an- Flyosan, the new-day spray, leaves no odor. And yet it kills flies and mosqui- toes instantly. Thousands already using it. Nostain. No smell. At your druggist’s. DOUBLE- SIRENGTH LEAVES NO ODOR! Governor Visits Scene. Gov. Harry G. Leslie and Adjt | Paul E. Tombaugh of Indiana MELLON, land, pic- after It gives relief by soot cotland e Nerves — mot deadening them. Contains no opiates. Won't upset stomach. Falls on Wet Pavement |O street Em: fractu Former Editor Dies. RIDGEFIELD, N. J., July Harry F. Baker, 43, former Being liquid, it acts quicker than pills or powders. Sold at drug stores in single o or 10c, 30c, 60c sizes. Satisfaction Since 1859 N@S PAL 810-818 Seventh St. N.W. of $5 Delivers This 25¢ Misses’, Summer colors. TO 50c SOCK children’s and women's rayon, lisle and mercerized cotton anklets, half socks eénd % socks; also E E c boys’ golf hese. Sizes 4 to 10. Street Floor. 1,200 Summer Hats At a Wonder Price! $1.50 and. $2.00 Wide Brim Rough Straws Panamas (Simulation) Smart Softies S— | plant of the Chapman Clay Co. at Oak || White Gravel | destroyed Several other tions of —And E S ‘ L nd Every Saturday During July and August U The Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co. LSS Entrance, 909 F St. S~ AND COLORED BAGS Loty i Sizes 34 OUR | white pig grain and white patent e [ Hetea. Street. Floor. . ; 7> $1.99 $6).95 $A4.95 Jackets, one-piece models, enscmbles, sport dresses—scores of styles—in *1° Full-Fashioned Silk H asnione 0s€ chiffon, chiffon with plated lisle soles, silk-top and lisle- $125 MESH AND LACE popular sizes of mesh, also in In Ohio a tornado tore through Pike | ¥1ll be retained. | and Jackson Countles, demolished the — - | Hill, with $15,000 damage, and wreck- | s g | ed the Methodist Episcopal Church at | Scores of other structures were dam- | pen a atur a aged and many valuable farm crop: Ohio also experienced the worst storm | in years. | it | $1 Washabl $1 French i lh ashable 1 Frenc 2 | White Bags Crepe Slips | | washable Prench crepe costume Il Some bag sale! Sensational purchase 0. A it sies ios mnie at ] SATURDAY WILL BE A BlG DAY IN ather envelope and pouch handbags, | with zippers or change purses. Nicely ‘ Double Extra Slips. Sizes 46 to 52, 79%. Street Floor. Convenient Deferred Payments Easily Arranged In Three Sparkling Groups at Matchless Economy Prices Cool, dainty Summer faskions in washable silks, silk pique, georgette crepe, plain and printed chiffor, flat crepe, Canton crepe and silk shantung. white, pastel shades, street colors, stripes, prints ‘and polka dots. All sizes, 14 to 20, 38 to 50—and many in the $2.95 group in sizes 38 to 56. From Famous Makers—3 Pairs for $1.65 High quality sil% hosiery with picoted tops. All-silk top service weight. Fashionable What a thrifty opportunity! SILK HOSE—1,200 pairs full- fashioned silk hose in the lace patterns. Picoted or lace tops. $I45 Genuine Walnu'l' 4 pe. A beautiful suite with triplicate hardwood. (mnsists of a full bed, lovely suite is handsomely decorated Convenient deferred paymer‘fs cheerfully arranged $110 Genuine Walnut 4- pc Bed Room Suite e \MN a lovely full lxcvl e add to its beauty. Bed Room Sun're genuine wi full var 1de and Clio et Claire Preparations. . ... 25C High-grade toiletries at a sensa- | tional bargain price. Florida Tm‘ Lotion, Beaute Lotion, Junior Flap- jack Powder Compact, Lipstick, Flacon Perfume and Compact or Rouge In artistic red case, 25¢ each. $2.00 to $3.50 . T5c &S] Perfume Exquisite “Oiseaux Noirs” perfume, _favorite of fastidious | women. In smart green suede box. —Street Floor. One of the most attractive suitcs in the st sirable pieces, constructed of genuine walnut chest of drawers, vanity and dresser. Neat o $5 delivers this Iovely suite $145 Colonial Mahogany 4-pc. Bed Room Sunfe or maple. The drawers, Superb cc mahoga est of Colonial period style bed room suite in che pieces consist of a full dresser, vanity, poster bec struction and beautifully finished. An exceptionally fine value during Thrifty News of Knickers Sizes 4 to 10 In Wash Suits of Wash knickers of light and dark Boys’ Wear Shirts fast color fabrics in new Summer ‘Cl’&sh and fancy cheviot, sizes 8 Wash Suits 5 Blouses 5 c styles. to 589 this sensational sale. BPll' Shirts of plain and fancy broadcloth, regular collar attached and sport styles: sizes 12: to 143; junior sizes, 8 to 12. “Bell” Blouses of plain and fancy broadcloth, sizes 7 to 15.—Street Floor. $1.98 All-Wool Bathing Suits All head occasion— White, pastel colors and black sizes. Summer hats for every OFF Our Entire Line of Summer Perfect “Susquehanna” and other fine brands —collar _attached, separate collar and neckband shirts. Of white, plain colored and fancy broadcloth, rayon stripe fabrics and woven madras. Guaranteed fast col- ors. Sizes 1313 to 17.—Street Floor. | Suite ezette . o.. Women's and misses one-piece, pure wool bath- loose pil- ing suits in navy, black and oy the popular high shades. e Cun Bargain Booth. $l35 Friezette 2- -pc. Living Room designed 2-pc. suite, u sem Furniture ring-filled reversible cu Convenient terms. $|95 Charles of London 3-pc. Tapestry Fibre Suites, Odd Fibre Pieces, Wi Lllv'yng “Room SU|+e P or ¢ h Rockers, lounge chair and comfortable club chair < tapest ! ng of Lawn Swings, Porch Swings, $l 15 Jacquard Velour 3-pc. Living Roo Gliders, Etc. . ng sofa and lour Including Foundation Garments 195105600 W& The Style Sketched Is $5.00 P. N. Practical Front and Back Laced Corsets are designed for medium, slender and large figures. Made of fine coutil and broche. Low bust, heavily boned. The P. N. line also con- tains_front-fastened girdles, rubber-reducing step-ins and the famous P. N. Comfortlettes with gbdominal support. Second Floor. An unusual value. as sketched, flexible Cuban Imitation 89 Silk or cap sleeves. White, eggshell and for men, women and children. and fine cotton. 10c and 12%c for sk and washable materials. to 4 inches wide. White and = o hes wide. White and 5()e have linen cou Fascinating New Irish Lace, Organdy and Clever new styles in round and V neck blousettes with short sleeves pastel colors. Sizes 34 to 40. VACATION HANDKERCHIEFS Plain _white, colored border and embroidered corner styles. Linen s i w6 for 256¢ NEW SUMMER TRIMMINGS, Organdy, lace, georgette and satin pleatings, pique and lace edges, 2 | eggshell. Yard .. Street Floor. Linen Oxford Mesh sandal leather soles heels. m Suite A5 f several pleasit club hair Linen oxfords show evelet ties, plain toes and Cuban heels. White, blue and canary. Hand- turned soles. the best buys in the sale Fhe pfulius Lansburgh furniture o Entrance, 909 F St. ible spring cu One of convenient terms. BOYS' AND GIRLS’ LOW SHOES--Smart straps and ties in tan calf, black calf, patent leather and combination leathers. aq’u. for drug auee: and sports wear. suu 8% to 11, 11%