Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1932, Page 30

Honored CHIGAGO ENGINEER PRESENTED MEDAL Second Clausen Gold Award Is Given to Herman Alexander Wagner. The American Association of Engl- | neers concluded its three-day conven- | tion in the Shoreham Hotel last night with a banquet at which it honored one of its distinguished members. With eminent engineers from all parts of the country in attendance, the scc- ond Clausen Gold Medal, awarded the asscciation for outstandl performed in behalf of the economic welfare work for the engireer, | was presented to Hcrman Alexander Wagner of Chicago and Mayer, Ariz. | Mr. Wagner, who has devoted seven | years as a director and officer of the | association, is also a member cf many | technical _engineering societies, includ- | ing the Electrochemical Society, Amer- . i e fean Institute of Mining and Metallur- | Pression through his “mental iaziness” | ety o MU | concerning any phase of endeavor ex- ican Association for Adult Education, | Profession. - “Through self-imposed te- | and American Association for the Ad- | 4 sar €] : s to live up to his possibilities.” | yancement of Science, of which he s | “sacramento, Calif. hss been eelected He 'is the fnventor of electrolytic | 33 the 1933 convention city of the as- processes for the treatment ofn:gracla | The ‘Washington Chapter received & ores, copper, zinc, lead and molyodenum | rocoiution' of gratitude. for its hospl- and tungsten o and has many | tality as nost to the eighteenth arrual patents and processes to his credit | convention. The local committee cheir- The medal was presented by Capt.|men in charge of arrangements were HERMAN A. WAGNER. Award. Mr. Wagner was introduced by | tee: Henry W. Austin, Hotel Accommo- | onal assoctation | Entertainment: Vernon D. George, ctor Househ 2 L ot | KOPPLEMANN IS NAMED dent, and Mrs. M Tver, national 5 Tuisa, Okla., were named new directors. | (#).—Herman P. Kopplemann of Hart- Board of the Reconstructicn Finane = terday for Representative from the first importance of the cngine loping | South Windsor farmer, 192 to 17. bis professicn. Republican candidate, for the seat now James H. Griffin of New York, ¢ | Byron M. Allen, Convention Committee; man of the Committce on Clauden | Thomas H. Urdahl, Publicity Commit- Charles J. Ullrich of Utah, chairman of | dation: W. I Swanton, Trips and tive Committee cf the na- | Transportation; George B. Kissinger, tallation of the newly-elected of- | Finance, end Mrs. Edgar B. Kay, Ladies’ of the association togic place Iast | Enteriainment. president; hamberlin, p dent of the ct chapter, vice p; secretary. Howard Levering of Hunt- | T | b o ;‘,,;\:w. Beum oi | HARTFORD, Conn. September 29| The guest speaker was John Lyis | ford, former State Senater, was nomi- Harrington of the Engineering AdVisory | yg40q gt Democratic convention yes- Corporation, who discussed “The En- | incer in Business." He emphasized the | district. He defcated Oleott F. King, himself in other fields than his own, Kopplemann, the nomiree fcur years thereby making for the betterment of | ago. will oppose Clarence Seymour, the | The engineer, Harrington held, has held by Representative Augustine Lon- contributed toward the cause of the de- | crgan, who is seeking the senatorship. All over town @ It makes the rich- est, sudsiest suds £ RSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1932. BANDITS WHO SHOT TWO ARE PURSUED 100 Possemen Chase Seven Across Western Michigan After Looting Bank. By the Associated Press. HOLLAND, Mich, September 29.— Seven bank robbers, armed with sub- machine guns, twice eluded a posse of 100 men near here this morning and were reported in full flight through Western Michigan after looting the First State Bank here of between $10,- 000 and $12,000 and wounding two men. The bandits were halted temporarily near Drenthe by the posse, but broke away after opening fire with their sub- machine guns. State police and armed citizens then pursued them to a swamp near Jemestown, west of here, but again they eluded them and sped west, closely pursued. Nearly 100 shots were fired by the | fugitives in their two encounters with the posse. Hold Up Truck. Surrounded by a posse near Drenthe as they sped from the scene of the hold-up in a commandeered automobile the bandits held up a truck driven by George Boerman, a farmer, turned the truck crosswise in the highway and opened fire on the posse with sub- machine guns. Members of the posse took refuge be- hind & farm house and Kept up & run- ning fire, but the bandits dashed to their automobile and sped away. ‘They were pursued by nearly 100 men. Boerman, who was uninjured when the bandits halted his truck, said one of the men had been wounded and was bleeding freely. Have Three Submachine Guns. The bandits, said by posse members to possess at least three submachine guns, wounded Peter Lievense, chief of police, and Peter De Young, 45, a bystander. Chief Lievense was not wounded seri- ously, but physicians said De Young probably was critically injured. Ten employes and customers in the bank at the time of the hold-up werc forced to lie on the floor while the bandits seized all the available cash. SCOUTS REORGANIZE Mrs. Watkins Smith Is Named Captain of Warrenton Troop. Special Dispatch to The Star. ‘WARRENTON, Va. September 29.— The Warrenton Troop of Girl Scouts was reorganized at the first Autumn Scout Committee presided. Miss Kath- erine Dorst having resigned as Scout captain, Mrs. Watkins Smith was ap- pointed in her place, with Mrs. Willlam . Bartenstein and Miss Catherinel Hart as first and second lieutenants. A rising vote of thanks was gi! Miss Dorst for her interest and work. with the Scouts for several years. Miss Lucy McIntosh was a) ted treasurer of the troops with Erith James and Wilma Moffett secretaries and Publicity Committee. London’s oldest club is White's, which was started in 1698. SUITS, $18-Pay $6 Monthly EISEMAN’S, 7th and F MRS. JONES CATCHES UP. . "EXCUSE ME, WON'T YOU. | TEL- EPHONE MOTHER AT THIS TIME EVERY FRIDAY “WHY SHE LIVES IN CHICAGO. IT MUST COSTA MINT OF MONEY."| “AND FRED AND | TALK TO THE CHILD- REN AT SCHOOL,AT LEAST ONCE A WEEK” I'M LEARNING THINGS. 1| THOUGHT OUT-OF - TOWN TELEPHONING « .. TELEPHONING OUT OF TOWN IS ALMOST LIKE CALLING ACROSS TOWN NOWADAYS. IT'S SO FAST AND CLEAR. IT'S CHEAP, TOO. AFTER 8.30 P. M. WHEN RATES ARE LOWEST, YOU CAN TALK 100 MILES FOR 35c, 135 MILES FOR 45¢, 275 MILES FOR 75¢*; AND 400 MILES FOR $1°. The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company. (Bell System) Metropolitan 990C you hear about XYDOL! ©® It certainly makes dish- wa I've ever used 50% more suds—That’s the Secret! Richer suds that lighten your hardest work, because these new-type suds rout dirt faster than any soap ever did before. Farewell to laborious rubbing! Here are suds that soak clothes cleaner and whiter, as if by magic. They soften hard water—and even soft water, as you probably know, hardens the instant you put dirty clothes or greasy dishes into it. This wonder-working soap gives 50% more rich suds in any water, hard or soft. That’s the secret of the whiter washings you get with Oxydol. And it’s easier on your hands—so comfortable, that you’ll know at once that it’s perfectly suited to even your delicate things. Oxydol is great for dishes too. Your grocer has it—try it today. THE COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD MADE BY THE MAKERS OF IVORY SOAP Procter & Gamble. > d shing easier ©® | want white clothes—so Oxydol for meeverytime °OH,NO, THE RATES ARE VERY LOW. AND THEY ARE ABOUT HALF THE DAY RATES=- OH HELLO, j \MOTNEQ? “CIVE HER MY LOVE® ®SHE TOLD ME THE LOWEST RATES BEGIN AT 8:30. LET'S CALL THE CHILDREN *SWELL IDEAI® *Exclusive of Tas. 'MORE SUDS MEANS 47% LESS WORK REG. U.S.PAT.OFF. SOAP TOMORROW EMNANT SALE o StoreMol- Thand Massachusetts ve N and Massachusetts Ave AW This Merchandise NOT on sale at Our Other Stores Values galore in this great clean-up Items that we no Sale of Remnants! SALE! longer stock, “white elephants,” slightly soiled merchandise and merchandise that we have in insufficient quantities for all stores . . . all have been bundled up and brought to our Seventh Street and Massa- chusetts Avenue Store for this REMNANT In practically every instance the sale price has been slashed . . . way below cost. We are passing on to our customers the benefit of the savings ... giving YOU an opportunity to save even MORE! Come early FRIDAY and take advantage of these great values Drug Dept. Values 59 Only—15¢c Two-in-One Suede Stick: . Di - = icks for Shoes. xs(‘on' 5¢ tonian Cream. Discontinued num- ber. Brown, tan and cordo- J ()e 24 Dozen 25c Grandma's Pickle Sweet. We have an over- 10 stock of this ftem.......... c 85 Only—50c A. D. S. Coscil Cod Cough Syrup. We have an 19 overstock of this number.. c 38 Only—35c Enos Moth Spray. Discontinued 19¢ 61 Only—60c Enos Moth Spray. Discontinued 29¢ 26 Only—$1.00 Enos Moth Spray. Discontinued 59¢ 15 Only—$1.00 B. B. B. Tonic. We have an overstock of this == number . . 20¢ 24 Dozen 25c Mulford's Throat Pastilles., We have an over- 95 stock of this number. 2 for 19 Only—$1.25 Hostetter's Bitters. Overstock 69c 39 Only—25c Tanglefoot ]3¢ Fly Spray. Discontinued... 28 Only—50c Tanglefoot 9= Fly Spray. Discontinued. .. 25¢ 12 Only—$1.00 Tanglefoot Fly Spray. Discontinued. ... 49¢ 24 Only—S$125 Mayr's Tonic. Discontinued * 69c 19 Only—25c Gray's Oint- ment. Discontinued 10(: 38 Only—35c_Earl's Laxa- tive Tablets. Discontinued. 10c 15 Only—50c Quix Foot Balm. Discontinued. . e 19(: 30 Only—50c_Tube Fedrex | ()¢ Nasal Cream. Discontinued. 300 Only—15¢ Glorient Dyes. ] o All colors in stock 115 Only—Biz Wonder Oil Mops. These are not equipped with 5 handles Toilet Dept. Values 17 Only—$1.00 Domino Face Fin- A discontinued num- loc 104 Only—Fresh Deodorant. 3C 10c size. Discontinued........ 192 Only—25¢ East India 9c Shampoo. Discontinued 72 Only—50c Youth Craft Shampoo. A discontinued number 48 Doz.—25c Orphos Tooth Paste. Discontinued ~ size. 3 for ..... 3 Only—25¢ Shaving Cream. tinued. 3 for 9 Only—50c 9(3 Face Powde! Discontinued. . 216 Onl; Dusting Powder in Onyx Bowl, with puff. A discon- tinued number at the ex- 7o tremely low price of only.... 143 Only—10c Jergen Lotion and 10c Castolay Soap Combina- 5. tion. Discontinued. 2 for.... 6 Only—50c Marvel de Medicis Milk Pack, for wrinkles. 15¢ Discontinued ........ 21 Dozen Colgate’s Lemon Soap. Discontinued. 24 Only—25c April Showers Bath Salt Powder. Discon- J]¢ ued Only—50c Tre-Jur Face Pow- which we have discontinued are selling for 150 49c¢ 19¢ 19¢ Bath 23¢ y—49¢ Powder Puff Pouches, with powder ()¢ 19¢ 25¢ 25¢ Ever-Ready Discon- Only—$1.50 Viegay Face Powder. Discontinued. 12 Only—$1.00 Pinaud’s Face Powder. Discontinued. 36 Only—Rouge Petale de Grenoville Lipsticks. Discon- Only—50c Dermay in attractive con- tainers 60 Onl; complete 80 Onl; Deodorant. Discontinued. .. Sundry Dept. Values 1 Only—$12.00 Pocket Junior Kodak, No. lA'IKO.‘hb&l:.mmumuld style Kodal per- 00 fect condition..... 36' 2 Only—$10.00 Pocket No. 1, ;lth C“be‘ut ‘mu:; are old style odaks, are in per- i vt (ot 1 . , No. -7.! lens), with Case. An old style model, but in perfect con- dition. An 1 Only—$7.50 Vest Pocket Kodak (R. R. Lens). An old style model, but in pertect s% 75 D condition . 10 Only—35 Eveready Flashlights. These flachlights are complete 3Qq with bulbs and batteries. ... 12 Only—Yale Handilites, 98¢ value. A handy flashlight that we 3Qq are closing out for only 21 Only—Fountain Pen Desk Sets, $1.98 value. An assortment 99 frem which to choose........ c 187 Only—49c Ever-Ready Safety Razors (with 2 blades). We are discontinuing this num- 10¢ cture Albums, ber & 10 Only- $2.89 value. We are closing these cut at the remarkably price of 65 Only—Pocket Knives (49¢ and 79¢ values). These knives are shop- worn, but are an exception- ally good value at 10c 46 Only—98c Metal Tool Sets. Set ccnsists of hammer, and five interchangeable tools. Shop- i 39 87 Dozen 10c Washcloths. is an opportunity to stock up on washeloths at a very small 30 cost. 6 for. c 108 Only—25c Plymouth Rubber Don't mi's this spe- Q¢ Here 89 Only—539c Aluminum Pitchers. Mzde of seamless aluminum, 9Qq in the popular two-quart size 300 Only—10c Packages Marvel Paper Napkins. Be sure to stock up on these napkins at this spe- (), cial sale price. 3 for. z c 3 Exceptional Candy Specials! 100 doz. Golf Ball Suck- ers, individually wrapped in wax paper. land Salt Water Taffy, 1b 110 45 1b. boxes Blue Ridge Apple Candy, 39 19 c Ib. box for 350 Boxes Colenial Chintz Station- \ery, 39¢ value. In good condition. Each box contains 24 double sheets of writing paper and 24 envelopes 170 72 Only—Lady Dainty Sanitary Protectors. A 25c value for 9c » !: B:I‘en—lgalh ;flwel; (18x36- nc! e). good condi- tion. 25¢ 89 Only—S$1.49 Electric Percolators, without Cord. Made cf seam- 79 less aluminum. Shopworn.. ¢2€ 7 Only—$1.19 Figure Lamps, with- out Glass. If you have any use for these lamps we will tell them to you for only... 49(: 175 Only—79¢ First-Aid Kits. Con- tains the essentials for first- 43 aid treatment. .. . 152 Only—9-hole Obstacle Golf Sets, 98c value. The obstac'e golf g‘d ‘liefévus v{lfith these sets on e ‘e will part with them for eee 10c 49 Only—Tennis Rackets, 98¢ value. Standard size, well-made rackets, Buy several to give as Christ- 59¢ mas presents to the kiddies. . 98 Only—98c “Our Gang” Color Sets. An interesting set to keep the children amused when they 25 are forced to stay indoors... “2C 43 Only—Tractor and Trailer Sets, 49c value. A pull toy that will give the children many hcurs of 19 fun .. . B 7 Only—98¢c Amos 'n’ Andy Toys. An amusing toy that will keep the whole family enter- 25(: 48 Only—98c Willow Clothes Bas- kets. Large size basketsthat 556 are very handy 36 Only—29¢ Japanese Paper Para- sols. Brightly colored para- 15 c 34 Only—Cretonne Pillows, 25¢ value. An exceptional special 13 at only.... € 55 Only—49¢c Leatherette Bicen- tennial Pillows. Ycu can afford to buy several of these pillows at 10 the special sale price of c 69 Only—25¢ Nail Brushes. In good condition. 1 Only—$2.50 Man's Brush Set. Contains 2 military brushes, 1 89 clothes brush and comb. ... c 2 Only—$1.98 Brush and Comb Sets, in Case. In good con- §Q¢ 6 Only—49c Ex-Ray Straw Hats. The teaon is over for these hats, but if you have any use for one of them, they are priced ridicu-} () lously low for this sale c 350 Only—10c Yoyo Tdps. The kiddies will have a great deal = of fun with these. 3 for.... 9C 6 Only—$1.98 Junior Waffle Irons. ‘These irons are junior size, 79 but are in good condition. ... c 96 Only—25c Men's Pocket Combs, in Leather Case. In good con- 9¢ 104 Only—25¢ Men's Pocket Combs. Coarse and fine teeth. In good 9 condition c 128 Only—59c Ladies’ Coarse and fine teeth. splendid dressing comb - :dv Only—89¢c Bridge Score Sets. An exceptional value at . 290 36 Only—98c Toy Lawn Mowers. A dandy toy for the kiddies. Q) Will actually cut grass . 55 Only—25c Nation Doll Sets. Two different dolls to a 120 Dolls. 125 Only—98c “Our Pet” Completely and attractively dresced. Some sligh Washington, inciuding biography. Every child should have a set. Cards in fclder, ready for mailing, 2 set only c 79 Only—25c Lawn Sprinklers. It's getting a little late in the sea- son and we want to clean 100 29 Only—6%c Nut and Candy Trays. A~ 3-compartment ] glass tray with metal holder. € 65 Only—Golf Shopworn 125 Only—Chair in good condition. 9= 300 Only—49c Eagle Fountain Pens. In good condi- tion 19¢ 150 Only—69¢ Salz Foun- tain Pens. Tn good condition, 29€ 39¢ 45 Only—98c Rubber Door Mats. In good condition.. Ilm (;:llny—zsc Leatherette Shop- pings each, 2 15 for .. g * 15c¢ 225 Only—19¢ Necklaces, quite an assortment from which to ] (), make your selections....... c Cigar Dept. Values. 1,500 2-for-25¢ Size Cortez Glad- stone Cigars. Discontinued size. 4 ‘l:: .25€. flol‘ of 50 $2.95 317 Only—2-for-25¢ Size Cortez Panatells Cigats. Discontinued size. for 3 x of 50 T for e $2.95 3,000 Only—Apex Cigars, regularly 15, package of 5. A discon- U numil e s e 138 Oniy—98c Smoking Stands. An exceptional value 4 Only—Read 'Em & Weep Cig- arette Humidors. 100 valu: A novelty which we are selling ST - nly—98c Antimony Cigarette Dispensers, A discontinued 25 number . . c 23 Only- Ash Re- ceivers. Don't fail to tainers. An attractive orna- ment for the table or desk.. 89 Only—$1.00 m Cigar- ettes. These cigarettes light from the box. No match is neces- 29¢