Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1932, Page 8

A—8 CAPITAL T0 HONOR FLYING BOUDOIR £ Women Flyers to Arrive Thursday—Stage Refueling Show Next Sunday. Mrs. Louise McPhetridge Thaden and Mrs. Frances Harrell Marsalis, Who Te- cently stayed aloft 196 hours, establish- ing a world refueling endurance rec- ord for women, will put on a demon- stration refueling of their “Flying Boudoir” over the Capital next Sunday afternoon as the climax of a four-day visit, during which they will receive the to aviation headquarters at the Carlton Hotel, and then to the White House, where they will be received by President Hooveg, at 12:30 p.m. At 1 o'clock they will be guests of the Aero Club of Washington, chapter of the National Aercnautic Association, at luncheon in the palm room of the Willard Hotel. be the first luncheon by the club in honor of women. Thursday afternoon the women rec- ord holders will be guests of Mrs. Wal- ter Tuckerman at a tea at 4:30 o'clock in the National Woman's Country Club. The day’s program will close with din- ner and open house at the Club hu, where they will stay during their visit here. Priday morning Mrs. Thaden and Mrs. Marsalis will be officially welcomed to the Capital by Maj. Gen. Herbert Crosby, acting for the Board of Dis- trict Commissioners. The day will be devoted to sight-seeing, including an afternoon visit to Walter Reed Hospital. After a dinner given in their honor at the Carlton by Air Promotion Service they ‘will be ‘guests at a box party at the Fox Theater. An aviation dinner with Federal and civic aviation leaders will be given the visitors Saturday evening at the Club honors of the city in.recognition of | Rossdh their achievement. They are to arrive at Washington- Hoover Airport in their famous plane at 10:30 am. Thursday from New York. They will be accompanied by the re- | fueling plane which made possible their new record, with their original refueling crew, composed of Stuart Relss, former Washington fver, John Runger. Contact at 1,000 Feet. The refueling flight will be made from the airport Sunday afternoon at 2 time yet to be announced. The re- fueling contact probably will be made over the Potomac River at an altitude of about 1,000 feet, a special waiver of the 2,000-foot altitude regulation having been made for the purpose by the aeronautics branch of the Commerce Department. | This will be the first refueling con- | tact ever made by civilians over the | Capital and the second such contact in local history, the first having been made by Army personnel four years ago in trials which resulted in the first refueling record by the Army plane Question Mark at Los Angeles a few weeks later. The woman flyers and their refueling personnel will be welcomed to the Capital on their arrival Thursday by a recepiion committee headed by John S. Wynne, manager of the airport. The committee includes Mrs. Jack Stearns and Gray, air pioneer, who will act as hostess during the stay here; Irene Juno of Air Promotion Service and rep- | resentatives of the various aviation or- | ganizations in the Capital From the airport the; Police calls . . . foreign broadcasts ssdhu. Sunday will be an open day for them up to the time of their refueling flight in the afternoon. They will leave for Norfolk, Va.. late that afternoon or Monday morning. By Hgy ’ ] Building supplies from a door knob to an _elevator can be obtained at our wrecking operation located at Fourteenth and B Streets S.W. H. HERFURTH, Jr., Inc. 1350 B Street S.W. «..the voice of television ... ALL these short-wave features can now be heard in addition to the finest full-toned reception of regular net- work features. is alone with The American Bosch ,’W‘ FA THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ithe Fall and early Winter, have stepped up their purchages to considerably larger ‘;lgureu than their original plans called or. Ol MINEAPOLIS HALS PICK-UP N TRADE Adjacent Farm Region Also Reflects Better Prices. Industry Speeds Up. been a sweeping gen- eral advance in wholesale prices of most lines of goods. Textiles, fabrics and many. products made from them have jumped 10 to 60 per cent in the Twin City market. Jobbers report they are unable to obtain as much as they need, or in some cases any at all, of many staple lines of merchandise called for in stock replenishing operations. Industry Speeded Up. A second result is that industry is being speeded up in various factories in Minneapolis, St. Paul and their terri- tory, improving the employment situa- tion substantially. A growing number of manufacturers report rehiring of workers formerly laid off or with only part-time employment in recent months. While the aggregate as yet does not show many hundreds of factory hands returned to work, enough jobs have been provided to bring about a perceptible improvement in unemploy- ment conditions. In the Northwest a prime factor in the better situation has been the Gen- ral Business and Banking Committee Pimples and Blackheads Large pores. tehy skin or Fageing muscles. hirty vea: Special Dispatch to The Star. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., September 17 (N.AN.A).—Business and industry. in Minneapolis and the Northwest have displayed a distinct upward trend in the last few weeks, which seems more pronounced from day to day. Agricul- tural conditions also have registered some improvement, since prices of most farm products, although below the sea- son’s peaks recorded in July, are well above those of Spring and early Sum- mer. | Wholesale buying of most classes of | merchandise has shown a big increase his month. Retail merchants, antici- pating a stronger demand for goods in rmehts ‘will ) correst Testore the sKin normal state, ELECTROLYSIS DERMATOLOGIST 303 Kresge Bldg. Nat, 9637 “THIS OFFICE BUILDING C., SEPTEMBER 18 for the Ninth Federal Reserve district, created at the behest of President Hoo- ver as one of the 12 groups working to end depression in all sections of the country. George D. Dayton, Minne- apolis ‘merchant, is chairman of this committee. Robert F. Pack, president of the Northern States Power Co., is head of its Affiliated Industrial Rehabilitation Committee. They have been pledged the support of business men in all lines over the territory. Units to lead the industrial come- | goods back drive have been organized in Minneapolis, St. Psul and some 30i other key cities of the ninth district. . 1932—PART ONE, Specifically, these groups are urging business men to do two things: First, to undertake needed repairs, improve- ments or expansions in their ImEdlnzn and equipment, and second, addressed perticularly to mercantile’ establish- ments, to do as much immediate buy- ing of goods as possible, to replenish stocks and prepare for the increased demand that seems assured for the months ahead. The powmnt is stressed that both improvement projects and are certain to cost more in the near future, The result has been satisfactory in the way of stimulating business ac- “’Oh, for some X |;l.'.b' 2" Wash your dog with “Skip- oy Ttk “Bip. Fles Pow- both d Flea FREE DOG BOOK i of the Mok for It S BIY don” on the diseases, <are and feeding o dogs, Our Fiee Advice Denarte ill answer questions al S dbg's healih. 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Dutch neck, elbow sleeves, straight or French legs. Women’s Knit Union Suits 35¢c Brown Mixtures Black Wine Green Ask the woman who has bought one— there are plenty of them! But see the new ones yourseli—they are a revelation in qual- ity and value. Tailored of beautiful crepy woolens with collars and cuffs of high-grade furs. Sizes 14 to 20, 38 to 50. quality, de- of exceptional stamped in pretty signs; per pair Street Floor. several designs hemstitched 45¢ Thrilling News for Homemakers! Warehouse Purchase of 212 Famous Sloane-Blabon & Certainteed Perfect Felt-Base Rugs 3 Other Models __HIGHAM____ RADIO SERVICE COMPANY 105 B St. S.E. Terms if DESIRED U. S. Tax Paid HIGHAM’S is displaying a variety of cabinet models in AMERICAN BOSCH Radios. 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Men's fancy | rayon-mixed socks in many new pat- terns. . e Boys’ 4-Piece Suits, $3.95 Coat, vest and two pairs of fully lined knickers. In smart fancy mix- tures; sizes 6 to 16 years. Boys’ 4-Piece Suits, $4.95 With two pairs knickers or one '}l knickers and one long trousers; ||| knickers have knit-grip bottoms: | sizes 6 to 17. 3 Boys’ Wash-Top Suits, 88c | Smart, practical suits with wash- | able top and woolen pants. All col- | ors; sizes 5 to 9. Boys’ School Caps, 59¢ Tailored of serviceable cloths, in I popular colors; sizes 6% to 7. Boys’ Shirts, 44c Plain and fancy broadcloth shirts in regular sizes, 121; to 14, and in Jjuniors’ sizes, 8 to 12 years. Boys’ Knickers, 59¢ | Sturdy school knickers of mixed | woolen fabrics in sizes 8 to- 18; also | shorts n sizes 6 to 12. Street Floor. 81-In. Sheeting, 14%c Yard Heavy quality unbleached sheeting in the extra width for seamless | sheets and mattress covers. i i Unbleached Cotton, 15 Yards l for $1.00 ° 39-inch heavy unbleached cotton, a serviceable grade -for general household use. LIncoln 0647 Second Floor, 2,400 Bed Sheets In a Great Double Sale 81x1¢8 81x99 81x90 72x90 63x99 specially needs NOW! range of sizes. Seconds—specially purchased, priced—supply Heavy quality, free from dressing. your Note the 64« PILLOWCASES, hemmed or hemstitched. no holes. Sizes 45x36 and 42x36 Extra Large Perfect Sheets, Special Sizes 81x108 and 81x99 Heavy, serviceable sheets with no dressing. 42x36 PILLOWCASES, to match the above sheets. 75¢ 15¢ 1,000 Pairs Women’s New Utilit In Black Kid and $ Black Fabric Suede All have genuine hand-turned leather soles! Footwear of style and quality at an amazng low rice. Thrifty women will want ;e\am'l. pairs for general wear; sizes Second Floor. 9x12 Regularly $5.98 and $6.98 $ 4.29 We found this buying opportunity too to g Size N 9x10.6 / it Aae ¢ ==y resist—so will vou! = New and Beautiful Arrivals in Smart Dresses All-Wool Jersey Travel Tweeds Silk Flat Crepe Rayon Canton Crepe Sizes 14 to 20, 38 to 44, 46 to 50 Even in a day of lower prices these clever | new dresses are really surprising values—the excellent materials, the good workmanship and the distinctive styliny at this low price. g capelet sleeves, puffed sleeves. Styles so varied that you must see the assortment to appreciate the wonderful selection. Street Floor and Second Floor. ¥ rugs and priced far below regular prices. Sanitary, beautiful, serviceable—easy to keep | s tile and carpet pattems. $ 4.98 Sue $3.29 Sie § 69 | 7.6x9 6x9 For these are clean. Charm- Third Floor. 1.99 mark them as exceptional hort sleeves, long sleeves, One model sketched.