Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1932, Page 21

500 MIDDIES BACK FROMLONG CRUISE Describe Entertainments and Storm Encountered on Way Home. Epecial Dispatch to The Star. ANNAPOLIS, September 23.—With memories of entertainment and sport events in Halifax and Ponta Delgada and ‘a heavy storm while homeward bound, approximately 500 members of the first and third classes at the Naval Academy landed yesterday. ‘The first boatload of returning mid- shipment, who left Annapolis on Au- gust 1, landed at the Reina Mercedes dock soon after 7 am. The debarking took about an hour and a half. The half section of the Naval Academy Band, which made the cruise, played as the midshipmen left the battle- ship Wyoming. The battleship will re- main off Annapolis for about a month. ! Silent on Liquor Cases. The Academy authorities said they had no comment to make on the re- port that four midshipmen were cited as class A offenders for alleged drink- ing during the cruise. On the last leg of the cruise from Halifax the Wyoming. on September 9, passed through a typical West Indian hurricane. The storm center passed to ! the southward very close to the battle- ship, between 3 and 4 p.m. The baro- meter dropped to 28.54 inches and the wind rose to 80 miles an hour, accom- panied by a driving rainstorm. The ship , rolled 36 degrees as it plowed its way through the heavy seas. While the midshipmen were in Hali- fax several athletic contests were held between the midshipmen and the local teams. The Navy entered four-man crews in each of the junior and senior races, held as part of tenth anniversary rowing regatta of the Jubilee Athletic Club on Labor day. Wrestling and box- ing bouts were held at the Halifax arena. Navy Swimmers Win. Navy swimmers defeated the Waeg- woltic team in the cold water of the Northwest Arm on September 3 by & score of 45-25. A pick-up eleven, headed by Capt. Jack Dillon and men of varsity experience, including some who had played in Ponta Delgada, met the St. George's Aces in a game of “foot ball,” and lost, 3-0. It was the British foot ball, which the midshipmen knew &s soccer. TRAP SET FOR ROBBERS | OPERATES TOO SLOWLY Business Man’s Buzzer Brings Po- lice After $1,300 Is Taken. Visit Is Second. I By the Assoctated Press CHICAGO. Scptember 23.—Herman | Welss figured one robbery at his place of business in suburban” Melrose Park was more than enough. That was & month ago when robbers helped themselves to $2,600 So_he installed a buzzer system. or- dered a tear gas apparatus and waited Yesterday two robbers came. ‘The buzzer system failed to bring the police until after the intruders had escaped with $1,300. Several hours after they left the tear gas equipment arrived. MEXICO STUDIES PLANS TO RESUME GOLD BASIS President Orders Treasury to Start Buying Metal for Use as Monetary Reserve. Br the Associated Press. MEXICO CITY, September 23.—An indication that Mexico will return to the gold standard, abandoned in July of last year, was given today by & ‘Treasury Department statement saying the President has ordered the purchase of national gold to be stored in the Bank of Mexico. In government circles is was sald means of returning to a gold or partial gold standard were being studied and that meanwhile the government would purchase and store the gold to be used as a reserve when the matter was decided. e . CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Meeting, Washington Photographic Bociety, Y. M. C. A, 8 pm. Meeting, Bicentennial Chapter, Amer- fcan War Mothers, Hamilton Hotel, 8 pm. o Meeting, Columbia Chapter, Gold Star Mothers, Hamilton Hotel, 8 p.m. Card_party, benefit St. Francis de Sales Church, auditorium, Twentieth street and Rhode Island avenue north- east, 8 pm. with 44 Diamonds $39.50 __Selected diamonds, set in" platinum, completely circling the ring. Pay $3.95 down. 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Baguette Diamond Watch = Ed Ed 3 E: 3 A 3 - 3 3 3 Ed Every One Wants at Least 1 of These Clever Ostrich - Cloth and Angora Wool Frocks $5.05 Z_This very novel new ma- terial is made up in many charming ways . . . a wide shoulder frock with high neck and detachable pique collar...a new shirt-waist dress with smart pockets, and a new jumper style with striped sleeve and yoke. In Sale Street Floor ’ WEDDING RINGS $14.50 —Set with 7 ;.lnmond&llun new loop effect . . . 18 :v.. white gold mounting. $16.75 __Set with 10 diamonds new loop effect in e gkt white gold mounting. $22.50 10 beautiful diamonds sezl in Iridium platinum. Loop effect. Baguette Diamond-Step Watch —Iridium plati- num case set $ with 38 match- o ed dlnré\onds. an dsome : dAes\hgn. 17-jewel guaranteed move ments. Pay $848 down. Platinum-Diamond Watch dded with be- Tosar 50 to 66 matched $ diamonds, including Baguette diamon d. Pay $19.50 down. Mesh Hose Are Smart Again! In Dark Colors 79(3 Pr. —They’re a beautiful medium mesh hose, free from rings, which gives them the clear, sheer chiffon appear- ance - 50 fashionable this season. Sizes 8! to 10. Kann's—Street Floor. "The Avenus"—Tth, Sth and D Sts., You Wouldn’t Want R R RS TR TR RO RN Smarter Frocks Rough Crepes, Sheer Crepes —But of course you know they’re the season’s newest by their sleeves—balloon, puffed, raglan, leg-o’-mutton, and wide to the el- bow. There’s an adorable misses’ style of rough silk crepe with youthful high waistline and ecclesiastical collar. These youth- ful white collars are detachable for easy laundering, The colors are natural brown, dull black, new red, dark green, and wine. Misses’ and Women’s Sizes Kann's—Second Floor Kann’s Kapital Kandy 2 lbs., 95¢ —Delicious. confections made fresh each day in our own candy kitchen. Broken Milk Chocolates—39¢ Ib. Street Floor. AR $10.75 —The smart young junior who 1s slim of walst, with slender hips, a well poised head above a new high collar is the young thing that looks stunning in a rough satin frock. —New blue, brown, red, black, and green. Sizes 11 to 17. Kann's—Second Floor. \KMM‘%“’“'"«"(,‘KNW”RM%X""‘ ™A —They're the perfect hats for fall. .. eir tricky 1932 brims make them becoming to all types, and their rich fall colors go smartly with any cos- tume. Black, rhum brown, navy, bordeaux red, rustic green. Headsizes 21 to 24. Kann's—Second Floor. New Fall Felts. ... $1.38 49¢ to $1.88 Kann's—Street Floor. Softies The Colors: Nomad Gun Metal Brownwood Rhum Tone Taupe Mist Rough Satin for Smart Juniors Most Women Choose One of These Smart Fur Felts For Dancing 15 —The dresses are simple in styling, and need no other adbérnment than their own lovely, lustrous, exquisitely draping fabric, with occasionally a bow or scarf of self material. The colors are the glori- ous new reds, Hollywood green, and linen blue. Sizes 14 to 20. Kann's—Second Floor. Unusual wine, blue, green, and brown. Sizes 14 to 20. The New Large Collars 1,000 Mile 1009, Pure Pennsylvania (Permit 434) Motor Oil 2-Gal. Sealed Can Medium or Heavy $1.08 (13Yic a quart!) 5-Gal. Cans ..$2.69 —This ofl is uncondition- ally guaranteed to give at least 1.000 miles of super- lubrication. If you are not entirely satisfied that PENN- RAD is better, return what is left over, and the entire purchase price will be re- turned. Tire Dept., Fourth Floor Kann's—Second Floor. Broadtail” Is a Good Investment at 128 —Imagine the ex- quisite harmony of a beautiful brown broadtail, a new style collar of rich beaver, or a soft gray broad- tail with a natural squirrel collar! e new sleeves blouse over the elbow in 1932 fashion. You wouldn't have found as stunning coats as these last year at less than $179.50. Misses’ sizes. *Processed Lamb Kann’s — Second Floor. Another Shipment! “Loom Ray” Satin Slips J| —Black, navy, brown, wine and flesh col- ored slips with hem- stitched Hollywood tops. Bias styles in sizes 34 to 44. Sil- houette styles in dark colors and sizes 46 to 52. Kann’s —Second Floor. Light Beige “Merry Maids” Present Smart New OXfordS —Oxfords, either trimmed or plain, are the smartest shoes you can wear this Fall. And “Merry Maids” presents - twenty-five new styles—at only $5.00 a pair! —Black genuine calcutta lizard oxford with calf- skin trimming. —Swanky suede oxford wlzlh novelty stitching trimming. Rosanne Shoes for Girls, #2.50 to *4 —New fall styles, both smart and sturdy. Straps and oxfords. Sizes 8% to 3—$2.95. Sizes 315 to 8$3.50 and $4. ‘Kann's—Fourth Floor. —Every In Rough Crepe and Crepe de Chine collar is crammed with more style and quality than you would think possible reason. purchase, that is the Styles of pique, satin, at the price. . . We made a special celanese, etc., also in the group. “Hi-Ball” or “Bagatelle” The Game Everybody Likes to Play —Its a game of skill, played $ with marbles, and loads of fun for everyone from gaby to grandfather. et it only costs dollart Kann's—, Fourth Kann'’s—Street Floor. RAFFY’S “Adam et Eve” Toilet Water 51 —An eight-ounce flacon of this sophisticated odor. . . It's a hand- some black glass bottle with gold markings, and originally sold for $5.00. Kann's—Street Floor. \