Evening Star Newspaper, July 13, 1932, Page 23

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, W Pt i Ve s 135 1085, e —————————————— e — A'”' AEK S”SPE[}]‘ lAMERICANS NEAR DEATH ;*:‘t‘mc{;n“;;‘:m’l-‘::::':m":‘:fi AMERICAN AIRWAYS I;..ff;“' pmm:'n;;' homuumm w:p:;:; ?.é %E%?gmg B'Enng’?fl mz YOUTH SHOOTS SELF st man, who dhot | :rl.:;e'u through IN HIMALAYAN SLIDE | patch received here yesterday from CENTRALIZES WORK | for the air line, will remain in NeW | gent and general manager of the cen- IN HEART, BUT LIVES| Ten hours atter a bullet from s .32- Willy Merkl, the leader. AN e, tral division, has resigned. g;lle“f;; ;‘12! J’,:‘”d g‘mnleul!y"fim ]l'h : youth was a Camp of Expedtion Attempting to| The avalanche missed by a halr's| my, pDivisional Offices to Be|ways at Dallas and St. Louis Cohu will divide his time between Although hoping to o breadth the main camp of the party, tmi climinated,” said the announcement, | New York and St. Louls. EEystuansiHope (o Mevs mix Lite, phyncl.lna id gzhey z‘;;:mgh de]:fi: Scale 27,000-Foot Nanga pitched at an altitude of 18,000 feet Eliminated in Plans An- “h“tm .,p::;‘l'm. o{uns&ugebn: m“'m' _— But Say Death May Come m«gxgmmfly. ent conf rected : B ecen Parbat Barely Missed. on the glacter slope of Nanga Parbat, nounced by President. from Fort Worth, where execeutive of- Finds Gold Nugget in Dirt. at Any Moment. S, TP n:g;or:lded. e _ By the Assoclated Press. 5 the message sald, but the ;lr PN::“’; By the Assoclated Press. fices lnddmlcmne overhaul shops will | wphile washing a mud-encrusted au-| By the Associated Press. himself while seated in-an automobile - MUNICH, Germany, July 13.—A Ger- | created by it blew the coolle ten NEW YORK, July 13.—Centralization | be located.” | 2 at the city's buslest street intersection. Chauffeur Wanted in Assault | man-American expedition of mountain- | ribbons. e e e refused 1o | of operations of Amerioan Alraays Ine, | Changes in personnel simultaneously |tomobile, Robert Francis of Sonora,| DENVER, July 13.—Amased physi- e T ecton eers, who set out recently to climb | proceed, but were persuaded to continue | in St. Louls will be effective July 15, it | were announced as follows: C. R. Callf, found a gold nugget valued at|cians last night worked over A. J. Ches-| American typewriters are Bacoming on M an at Rockville AI‘- Nanga Parbat, 27,000-foot peak of the ' the ascent after a day's rest. was announced last night by La Motte Smith becomes vice president in charge $15 in the hardened dirt. ter, jr., 24, son of a Dallas, Tex., rail- popular in Czechoslovakia. s rested Early Today. Thomas G. McCorkle, 27-year-old | mechanic sought in connection with the mystgricus attack upon Danlel J. Me- Gill in Rockville yesterday, was appre- hended by Patrolman W. W. Whitte- more early today and is being held at S precinct station for Mont- authorities, orkle. who gave his address as el. at Fourteenth and L! 1e of two Washington men | okout” was broadcast to ns and radio patrol cars n after McGill, who d lives at 5711 Fifth sufficiently at George- to be questioned by 6 man sought in the attack : : IN THIS Fountain Pens avenue and Montgomery street, in Rockville, by a colored ice man shortly & * P after 5 o'clock yesterday morning. i ; JDLY —Each pen is fully guar- Sergt. Earle Burdine of the Mont- ¥ anteed and has a 14- gomery County force, to whom McGill i Rarat wold pert with 1oid. related the story of the attack yesterday : SALE o p%int peé]hoiég ”f’d rnoon, refused to discuss the cir- | B ’ Narieto ot ol of a cu S rrounding the assault K - 4 arlety of colars. upon the Washingion man or to dis : Kann's—Street Floor, close McGill's explanation of the assault I was at first belicved that MeGill, 7‘/20‘}, G().’ : ) Propel Pencils ent of a finance com- : d a fractured skull, but r 0 ved only \ : severe bru y e was \ 4! / : ] \ 25C also given first-aid treatment for cuts | about the face and lips. % a —The popular propel R g and repel pencils in a 5 variety of sizes and col- CUBAN HELD IN PLOT Sale! HarryC.ch i S ors. Some with clip, IS MADE SCHOOL HEAD : : _ Gthers ing. Faculty of Law College Announces RUGS Room Sizes TENNIS g \ . t(u.ms—szrm Elocc: RACKETS 3 \ White and Pastel Leather Belts Work Curtailment as i Politics Seethe. Homcstead A By the Asc d Press. - - g HAVANA. © ba, July 13.-Dr Pran- | Beachcraft ea. All Sizes 39C ustiz, who was arrested | ° o ; 3 to 8! cck o picion of owning the Summertex - B —One and two inch belts 42 . —Whiz, Iroquois and Oxford full regulation size rackets, with ash Black: Blues ’ g in whltde and zpastel col- frames strung with silk or weather- —Black, blue and brown shoes—-also all white and white and col- orskannvs:bz;s ?:38. ann's—Street Floor. Miguel | 5 = i g of patent leather or kid subsequently was re- | Crex Anoka ken offce as dean of | & University's School of Lav, $8.95 to $10.95 Values proof gut. Beautifully made and or inati : 5 8.9 .93 ed combina <% Sande — raps—strap sa % Y sxsg‘g::imm”gs et i finished and originally sold at $3.00, ; TS ¢ o andal pumps—one straps—strap sandals not be resumed because X p $3.50 and $4.50. —step-in pumps—oxfords—novelty ties . . . Spike, baby Louis, Misses’ Rayon of the professors were out of the —The assortment includes beautiful, long- Cuban and Spectator heels. 7 Anklets, 12V4¢c . " /s /. others were in prison and the wearing, basket weave fibre rugs, and Crex Orig. $5.00 Tennis s3 45 converted into a mili- S Rackets. Special........ o made public yesterday. grass rugs in this season’s most popular pat- Kann's—Fourth Floor. terns and colors and sizes 8x10 and 9x12 ft. Orig. $10.00 Tennis 3 Prs. 35c Values that warrant early shopping. Rackets. Special Aotie s Ay ‘ Kann's—Third Floor. —White, light tan, light green, blue and maize Kann's—Street and Fourth Floors. colored anklets of a rayon mixture, in sizes . Cool, Sheer iE & e Gibson Island : Print Voile i Kann's—Street Floor. Style! Handkerchiefs ".';'is;“y /I FROCKS &.& 6 for 50c Tennis Balls 35c ea.; 3 for $1 —Full size linen hand- kerchiefs, with quarter AR v inch hems, at a price 4 5 that will bring you here 2 for \<f) in a hurry, Just 1200 of $3.00 ™, them, so shop early! ° & Kann's—Street Floor. Y 3% % - ! . Ingersoll Mite 160 bealy Texlan ¢ Originally $1.95 X Y- Wri‘;:s%’atc;u:s Genuine EASTMA.N —The coolness of cottons, the sheerness of gy, ‘ H(I“"k(’VP .’"nlor a r e S S e S voiles have wonderful appeal these hot days I059 A and when they are fashioned so smartly and { —A discontinued style Box Camera | Last Year priced so inexpensively the appeal is intensi- ‘ ih) that originally sold for $12.95 fied. Where a woman formerly bought one N I $5.00. Dependable, ac- dress of this quality, she is now buying two curate timekeepers with ?;;;““y $6 98 and three—a .gavlngycn laundry bills.} 2 gi?émr&fy};g:fsk 0{;:[‘;‘;‘: Now Only— . —Our lowest price yet for this . e : or mesh wrist bands. very smart, very comfortable, All sizes 16 to 48 3 k Kann's—Street Floor. s a value that calls for early shooping! large size lawn chair. The frames Xanns Second Floor- (> rolled edge, closely tufted layer-felt mat- . tresses with four rows of imperial stitching and are of rustic cedar, and the backs covered with a good looking, durable ticking. and seats are painted green. Sham[’""_ All standard sizes. Finger Wave Kann's—Fourth Floor. o And Hair Cut Thursday and Friday $1 50 all for.... L Kann's—Third Floor. Kann's—Third Floor. With Beautiful French Laces Rayon Undies $ ower Price 1.95 = —A fresh, new shipment rushed here to —Chemise, bloomers, supply the demand for these popular panties, step-ins and slips. Bias styles with shadowproof vests in tailored and ap- panels and the most beautiful imported R{ligsuees‘ t;;]nam:io ;‘gl,e{:' Y i French lace trimmings. White and tea- sizes in pastel colors. e L rose. Sizes 34 to 44. —Extra-sise i nd 1,000 prs. Priscilla Type i epias alse at T0c each. . Sprin,crfield | CURTAINS A Two-Faced (: At Two Special Prices : GRIDDLE “Lotta-Miles” | 72 In. to Pair 90 In. to Pair " of Cast Aluminum | 2'000 T u RKIS H 21/, Yds. Long 2Y, Yds. Long MRES || 60e.. | 99¢, || ‘100 BATH TOWELS —No advance in prices : o - _One side is a BROILER with while supply lasts. 1 B —Sheer, pretty marquisette curtains with dots g‘;fi‘:::;;‘%ssfi'wve‘ For chops, “Cannon” and Other Popular Brands Sizes 21x42, 22x44, 23x46, 25x50 —This sale is for you, planned to help you solve your Summer towel question, economically and well. They're good 4 heavy absorbent towels—the double thread kind, in white with wide col- ored striped borders, plain colors and large block reversible patterns. Were ea. 25¢ and 35c. Solid Color Wash Cloths . . . —Full size, good weight, terry cloth wasl cloths, in all colors.. =" 48¢ doz. Kann's—Street Floor. s and figures in self—color_or_ the designs in pastel —The other is a GRIDDIE that re- “Lotta-Miles” Prices i shades. The popular Priscilla styles with ruffled uires nmo grease! For pancakes, 4.40-21 ... ..$4. edges, cornice valance and tie backs. Former grled mush, French toast. 450-21 . v $1.00 to $1.69 values. Eflw“"&gffiyii‘fig\;fl% product at meas . 4.75-19 . o Kann's—Third Floor. Kann's—Third Floor. Buy on Your Charge Account " 44 O 2 ADl Tires Mounted FREE Coldrink” Water Pewter Ice Chrome-plated Steel s Tea Tumblel's B P Coolers, 1.98 39¢ 6 for i, L | —“Coldrink” is finished in (Y $2.25 Tire Dept.—Fourth Floor. White enamel with rustproof i chromium plated faucet. It —Tall slim affairs that will hold 30 glasses of water or won't tarnish or break. 6% quarts, and supply you = with fresh, cool running water 12 .Pcwtcr ’Cmtc b from your refrigerator. in rack for Kann's—Third Floor. Kann's—Street and Third Floors.