Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1933, Page 19

COMPETING TODAY IN KITE FLYING Two Contests in Progress and Others Will Be Held Tomorrow. The second of a series of preliminary kite contests sponsored by the Model | Afrcraft League of the District, with the co-operation of the public schools and the Playground Department, was being held this afternoon. The contest scheduled for yesterday was postponed because of rain and also will be held today. The tournaments are held at the Rosedale Playground and the Taft Recreational Center for divisions 1 to 9, | and at the Prances Junior High School for divisions 10 to 13. List of Judges. The judges for the Rosedale Play- | ground are: Workmanship, H. H. Cleary, instructor of the manual training de- partment of the public schools, and Mr. Froyd of the Northeast Boys' Club; art, Mrs. Jane Hogan, are department of the public schools, and Capt. Richard | Mansfield, Police Department; perform- | ance, W. C. Mock, Bureau of Standards, and Hartge Fifer. The following judges are officiating at the Taft Recreational Center: Art, Mrs. Joseph Koons, president of the John Burroughs P.-T. A, and Mrs. | Charles E. Stickel; wurkmnnsmp Mrs. H. L. Meader and E. R. C. Hartley, in- structor of manual training of the pub- lic schools; performance, H. L. Choate, serological division of the Weather Bureau, and Howard Higbie, science department of the Jefferson Junior ! High School. Contests Tomorrow, Contests will be held tomorrow at Chevy Chase Playground, Anacostia Park, sections C and D and at Ban- neker Recreation Center. Other pre- liminary contests will be held on April 29 and May 6 with the finals on May 20. e e B PLAN DEMONSTRATION Communists and Labor Groups to erch on District Building. | | y day demonstration is being | Eunned by 15 local communist and bor organizations, according to an an- nouncement today. Several hundred | men and women are being organized | to march on the District Building, ar- riving there at noon. Objectives of the demonstration were outlined as the vote for District resi- dents, unemployment relief, unmploy- | ment insurance at the expense of the | employers, immediate freedom for (he‘ Scottsboro case defendants, freedom for Tom Mooney and lower rents lnd‘ no evictions. e WILL DISCUSS VOCATIONS| Telephone Company Executive to | Address Y. M. C. A. Meeting. John L. Vandegrift, assistant vice president in charge of personnel, Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., will discuss vocational opportunities in the telephone industry in the Y. C. A. occupational adjustment forum tonight at 8 o'clock in the Central Y. M C. A. Building, 1736 G street. The talk is one of a series trrlnged by the Y. M. C. A. Commitee on Voca- tional Guidance, with co-operation of the Kiwanis Club of Washington. Dr. J. Orin Powers, chairman of the com- | mitee, will preside. The public is m-i vited. TO HONOR WALLACES Towa State Society to Give Recep-| tion and Ball Tomorrow. ‘The Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs. Henry Wallace will be guests of honor at a reception and ball held by the Iowa State Society tomorrow night at the ‘Willard Hotel at 8:30. In the receiving line with Secretary and Mrs. Wallace will be Senator and Mrs. L. J. Dickinson, Senator and Mrs. Louis Murphy, Representative and Mrs. C. C. Dowell, Representative and Mrs. Lloyd Thurston, Representative and Mrs. Fred Gilchrist, Representative and Mrs. B. M. Jacobson, Representative and Mrs. Fred Bierman, Repre- sentative and Mrs. E. C. Eicher, Rep- resentative and Mrs. A. C. Willford, Representative and Mrs. Otha D. Wearin mmpmnunve and Mrs. Guy Gil- | | | T T Electric Hotbeds Advocated. Blectric hotbeds, heated by lead in- | sulated wires under the soil and con- | trolled by a thermostat, are advocated | for Spring planting in cold climates by | Warren D. Whitcomb of the Massa- ehusetts State College, Waltham, Mass. Births Reported. !;vin G. and Henrletta A. Van Horn, twin | 7 Albert L. and Alice R. Nutwell twin girls. | Alexander L. and Helen M. Meinberg, girl. | Llnrence M. and Margaret E. Devaughn, "Rosario and Mary Bucca, bo. | Omer A. and Mary A | Harry ‘and Alva F. | | George "and Bertha Elefsiades, boy. Walter W. and Ruth E. Baker. boy. anklyn and Frances Yasmer, boy. ucius L. and Ursel Gardner boy. Herbert R. and Georsgie Grifiith. boy. Adam E. and Kathleen Maier. boy. Lesiie E. and Velda E. Shmidl. boy. Adam and Ruth Ryan. boy. ilton C. and Catherine M (el boy. Posey B and Ell Hy v. boy. boy. and Jessie Rust. boy. and Edith V. Chase. boy. T. and Dorothy Keller, boy. Arthur and Leah Barwick, girl. and Cecelie M. ‘Gill. ‘girl and Elizabeth Whitaker. Alb o Aivcers P "snd DoHs_ Westor sirl. Joseph F. and Emma_McFadden. girl. ce and Marle Smith i Georgiana D. Smith. 1. Bettie V. West. 87, 3711 Wi Rachel E Tilghman, 84, Chester e ry T 74, 1418 Decatur st 144K Clifton st. R16 P st Que st b < g ne Harry M. Pay 8y {70% B 1 ave. | Aty R el U7, Munited” States | l"rumrv Blds. ‘John H. Fishback, 66 ghe Xenesaw At. Lena Bulman. 61, st Josenh B Cuiverve u'- Manor pl. Frank M_Scot! Tar o 6 Stk °0%, ‘Sarteld Hospital. fames Geyer. 40, Emergency Hospital. Earl E_Wissma. Sibley Hospital. Feien 8. Goinn. 32, 515 Bavanna st. s Mary P, Daly, 23 1345 Qus Pl eavers, 8. Infant of Nick and race' Bevmeit, 3 05) gth st 2th Rol . Katherine R.” Martis James Qliver, 58, Oflllnlhelr Ho!pl{tll M ia Molden. 50§36 North Capitol st Hlywood B n. 47, W front of 1200 Eddie Wilson 41 1534 Columbia st Alma Robinson, 40, Gallinger Hospital. Jerry Jackson. 40, inger Hospital Kathleen Hairston, Freedmen's Hos- 1322 5th st 23, t:uunlue Homlmv line ‘Swinson. 5. Fr uline Pearson, 2 months, 40 K Is Remarkably Little fnr these r. Misses’ Capelet Frocks The frock sketched has an honest - to - goodness cape which is detach- able! Navy blue with white organdy—military red accents! Others are in gorgeous prints with capelet shoul- der effects—high and bright or soft and dreamy colors. 11-17. SO STUNNING — you'll have everybody guessing about the price! (The Young Washingtonian Shop, Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) Last Day Saturday! Krazy Kandy Kontest Bring in your own candy masterpiece to a special booth on the Fifth Floor. Kandies will be distrib- uted to charity. Prize 810 purchase order in House Furnishings Dept. —Fifth Floor. A SALE! 59c and 65¢ Chiffon Stockings 50c 3 for $1.45 A sheer, clear even weave—dainty picot tops — plaited soles for service! Colors are shadow - tone, sun- gleam, ocrebeige, deausan, hula and taupemist. (Main Floor, The Heeht Co.) ONE DAY only! Shadow-stripe Rayon Undies 38c 3 for $1.09 From a maker known for excellent quality! Of course, the price is extraordinarily low! Panties, vests, bloom- ers. Tearose—in sizes 34-42. (Main Ploor, The Mecht 0. 85c-a-box Stationery 39c¢ Our super-value sale! A huge purchase with astonishing savings for you! Style 1—100 Sheets, 75 envelopes to box. Single sheets—7x10%4. Style 2—72 sheets and 50 envelopes to box. Folded sheets—6x8. (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) YOUR LAST CHANCE for FREE SAMPLES . ., we’ve given away thousands already...from famous makers like Hudnut, Woodbury, Dagget & Ramsdell, Ponds . . . many others! YOUR LAST CHANCE to learn about make-up FREE . . . from an expert who can advise about new colors, new ways of enhancing beauty points! TO SAY NOTHING of IMPORTANT SAVINGS on TOILETRIES needed for a comfortable Summer! G4 Beauty Products Standard Size Jars and Bottles Sale of $16.50 and $10.75 Prints and Sheers ¢ ; ; For SKIN CARE Cleansing Cream Nourishing C1 Venishing Cresm Astringent For MAKEUP Just amazing for the money! Some- o Capelets Annual April evemA—bm, this year, Uostiek |3 sheaen/ thing totally hew in inexpensive the values are astonlshmg Dresses Pasts Rosse toilet preparations! 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It’s smatt, it’s healthful, it's R thoroughly grand recreation. And e $10‘75 g“.:?"g:ge“e{f{fi;zf$ 19 riding clothes (that important con- % keepers—two attrac- * sideration) have never been so low BREECHES in whip- d { freeivies i in price! We have a full stock z’;;;; 3295 3 e e o ready for your first Spring canter— correct, practical, sensibly chosen JODPHURS in whip- at typical Hecht Co. economy prices. °°’1‘1“""Tj For instance— I::ed m $3'95 (Sports Shop. Third Floor, The Hecht Co.)