Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1932, Page 5

SOARING MERCURY | CAUSES 38 DEATHS Upper Mississippi Basin Is Promised Relief From Heat Today. Sample Stone Wall Set | HOW NEW POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT WILL LOOK. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. (., THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1932. |COLUMBIA HEIGHTS tion Sojourn to Rock Creek Picnic Grounds. Business cares will be banished by OUTING DRAWS MANY Parade Features Business Associa- Band rode aboard & bus in the van of the procession. A program,of entertainment, games and athletic events for the amuse- ment of the many members of the or- ganization and their wives and fam- illes taking part in the outing has been worked out under the guidance f a picked committee. Prizes will e awarded. A series of motion pictures will be made of the picnic, under direction of Nat Glasser, technical engineer of Warner Brothers Theaters; Stephen L. Eilbacher, manager of the Tivoli, and | James W. Root, manager of the Savoy merchants and professional men in the | Theater. iupper Fourteenth street area this after- noon, while the Columbia Heights Busi- ness Men's Assoclation stages its sixth Moravian Clergyman Dies. NEW YORK, July 21 (&) —Rev. Dr. By the casociated Press High temperatures throughout the upper M subsided today sippi Basin more deaths | Showers swept mercifully across the | northern brow of the land, from the | to the great lakes and on into | lantic States, but South- gasped in anticipation of d by Friday. 102 in Minneapolis. Minneapolis produced an official rec- ord for Wednesday with 102 degrees, | but last night its citizens slept at 76| degrees. Dakotas and Nebraska also | cooled off consicerably, while showers | and breezes brought much needed re- | lief to Texas, Missouri, Kansas and | Oklahoma, seat of the worst of the cur- The drop averaged 10 de- Paso still suffered from ight heat deaths were dis- tributed widely, St. Louis reporting six. esota and Illinois four each and burgh three. Ten others died of or electrocution during orms. “Not So Warm” Today. | The wather man unqualifiedly prom- ised temperatures “not so warm” today | n, Towa, Minnesota, | bratka and Kansas, | re predicted for the! d Chicago 97. n_were not too warm at 87T ittsburgh and De- troit suffered at New England weather was merely seasonal. Similar reports came from the Pacific Coast and the Western mountain region. York and Enter Private Practice. Friends and associates of Charles M. Irelan, who retired from the trade- | ark n of the Patent Office yesterday, nted him with a purse | at a ceremony at the Mr. Irelan, who served he Govexgment, will enter te_trade-mark practice. | Irelan, who was born in_Cecil County, Md.. in 1861, entered the Patent n 1879. He was appointed chief in 1901, serving for six years. For the past 17-years he has been senior examiner in the trade-mark division. Pawnbroker Dies. WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., July 21 (#).—| Thomas B. Simpson, 82, internationally | known pawnbroker, died yesterday at | in Burrowdale, England, on Jan- | uary 8, 1851, Mr. Simpson came to this | country at the age of 13. In early youth he iated with the . _established by pson in New York | 20-DIAMOND WEDDING BAND Will win you a smile of ecstatic content- white gold! Fully stolen or damaged, 1004 F St. N 0 000 0 00 e " o0 000G O | walls of stone for the D: A blazing ring of diamonds almost com- pletely encircles this channel set band of W. of limest cut in what is known as “rusticated” style for the new Fost Office Depariment, to be erected along Pennsylvania avenue between Twelfth Thirteenth streets. While the sample wall now is put up with only en blocks temporarily, it probably will be taken down and set up with r e other sample wall of stone for the Post Office Department is bein place nearby, and there will be four other sample tment of Labor, Interstate Commerce Commission and Government Auditcrium, which are to be erected along Constitution avenue —Star Staff Photo. THIS small section of sample wall has been built at Thirteenth and C streets between Twelfth and Fourteenth streets. Prohibition Party Drive On. SIX-HOUR DAY URGED sl CHICAGO, July 21 (P).—The pro- Train Dispatchers Want Campaign | hibition party’s National Committee an- - | nounced it would open Western head- o sl L | quarters in Chicago for the presidential CHICAGO, July 21 (P)—The Amer- | e€lection campaign ican Train Dispatchers' Association, a!| Edward D. Blake of Wheaton, TIl. re- labor vesterday adopted | Cently elected executive chairman of 1 in convention here demand- | the party, predicted 12,000,000 members “further persistence in the cam-|0f the Women's Law Enforcement paign for the six-hour day.” League would vote for the prohibition The indorsement was approved by 100 d meeting, repre- | Of Georgia for president. and Frank S Regan of Rockford, IIL, for vice presi- J. Lu; “of Chicago, president |at party’s candidates, William D. Upshaw | | annual outing in Rock Creek Park near | Arthur D. Thaeler, minister of the the Sixi . 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