Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1933, Page 19

G STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1933. z Lansburgh’s NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER WASHINGTON STORE I™, 8™ and & Learn How to Reduce Without Dieting, Rubber Garments, Hard Exercise or Drugs Margaret Richardson knows women and their uduci‘%fzoblevm Her method is a ° simple one by thousands of ‘women all over the country. You must hear her! She will speak every day this week at 11:00 AM. and 3:00 PM. on ALLEYDFELLING T0BE CONSDERED Senate District Committee Meeting Is Called for 10:30 A.M. Friday. MOTHER’S DAY The problem of eliminating alley dwellings here, which has been con- sidered by Congress for many years, will be taken up by the Senate District ting called by Senator King also plans to rein duce the resolution he sponsored in the last Congress for an investigation of milk prices in the District, and he ex- ts to bring this matter to the at- ntion of the committee also on Fri- day. The resolution was reported to the Senate but not acted on in the last Congress. Regarding the alley dwelling situa- tion, Senator Capper, Republican, of | Kansas, former District chairman, has introduced a bill which contemplates discontinuance of the use of dwellings 1in alleys by 1943. The proposed method of them is to authorize the District Government to purchase the alley areas, remove existing structures, replat such areas, and then lease or sell these lands for other purposes. Senator Copeland, Democrat, of New ‘York also has introduced a bill closely related to the question. The Copeland bill seeks to eliminate “insanitary or otherwise unfit housing conditions which exist in certain areas of the Dis- trict” by authorizing the formation of limited dividend housing corporations to carty on new housing developments, subject to the regulation of a District Housing Board. DR. WYMAN P.IOMINATED DENTAL SOCIETY HEAD Dr. Erickson Named as President- Elect on Single Slate of New Officers. Dr. W. W. Wyman was the only nom- | inee for president of the District of | Columbia Dental Society at a meeting of the soclety last night, insuring his 5 . E. B. Erickson was nomi- nated for president-elect, Dr. Charles L. Smith for membership on the Executive Committee for three years and Dr. George Albert Smith as chairman of the Oral Hygiene Committee for the same term. All will be elected at the next regular meeting. ‘The following doctors were nominated for election to four places on the Exec- utive Committee for one-year terms: . A. D. Weakley, Dr. Manley Michaels, Dr. Stephen Hopkins, Dr. Samuel Bognodoff, Dr. Paul Evans, Dr. Harold W. Krege, Dr. M. Lucas, Dr. Daniel Lynch, Dr. Willlam I. Ogus, Dr. POURTH FLOOR—LANSBURGH'S. George Becker, Dr. James A. Brown, Dr. ? George Ellis, Dr. Francis M. Murray and Dr. Willlam Keres. Four of these will be elected at the next meeting. DIAMOND CABS GIVEN UNION STATION STAND , Five-Year Concession Granted to Independent Taxi Owners’ Association. The Independent Taxi Owners' As- sociation, whose members operate the Diamond cabs, has been awarded the taxicab stand concession at Union Sta- , tion for five years, it was announced to- o conovesion, o et by the | vored gloves for this Sum- Black & White & Yellow Cab Co. which | mer. 6-button length in & White & Yellow Cab Co. has held the consession for a number of years. $1 65 = 4 N = Extraordinary Values for Tots’ 210 6 Girls’ 8 to 14 [ Greeting Cards Convey your greetings to Mother on one of these lovely and appropriate cards. (Mother’s Day, Sun- day, May 14th.) Varied greetings and styles to suit individual desires. Sc to 50c. Give Mother A New Scarf Silk crepe and pique scarfs, with smart “flarey” ends, to give dash to Mother’s suit or coat. Pique scarfs, $1. Silk scarfs (as sketched)— $1.95 Seersucker crepes, in pas- tel colors, with silk frog fastenings. 2, 4, 6 years. Guaranteed Electric Vibrators Made by Knapp Monarch Co. $1-2 far better than vibrators selling near this price! Phone Orders to Jane Stuart, NAtional 9800. It soothes nerves and taut muscles. It stimu- lates circulation — — — == Smart Gloves Pull-ons in washable doe- skin is one of the most fa- The consideration involved in the new award was not made public. e | HOUSE-WARMING PLANNED AT NEW WELFARE HOME Affair Set Wednesday at Quarters for Chest Bureau and Travelers’ Aid Society. A house-warming will be held next Wednesday at the new home of the Community Chest Applications Bureau Rial lue jewelry is ve and the Travelers' Aid Soclety, 1018 Lo S Binal 2/ Vermont avenue, it was announced to- new and beautiful. Mount- dar. O ings of non-tarnishable rho- fair s hended by Mrn: Hamn Fiske dium. Earrings, necklaces, Stone, wife of the Supreme Court Jus- clips. tice; Mrs. Owen J. Roberts, also wife of s Supreme Court Justice; Mrs. Dwight Clark, Mrs. Cary T. Grayson, Mrs. Charles Warren and Mrs. Charles Washable Annual May Selling 3,000 Pcs. Sale of Blankets and Comforts Sllk Crep_es quired. Select your Lansburgh’s Third Floor. 8§ Business Women’s Lectures ursday and Saturday, 5:00 P.M. irls’ d Tots’ Und ! Girls’ and Tots nderwear! dnug‘in‘(':y limn::}‘;rm‘ll::: :lzvfild:i:kufiii:;e?: fh:rr xl(::: she will need in quantities, at a Special May Selling Price. C Girls’ Silk Crepe Undies lace-trimmed panties and step-ins of all-silk crepe, in Tots’ Silk Underwear The slips are tailored with ruffle bottom. The combi- piece style. Both in white or 5 8c flesh. Sizes 4 to 6. Tots’ Muslin Slips with beading on the bodice and fine embroidery trim- Tots’ 1-Piece Pajamas 8¢ Finer Quality Than Ever! 6th Annual $1 Deposit _ L g —on each blanket : or comfort will hold prices have never If You Have a Charge Account —no deposit is re- bedwear now—have it delivered in Octo- ber — payable in Lanswarm BLANKETS $6,.94 Blue Jewelry Lanswarm COMFORTS Wool-Filled $0.44 Lanswarm BLANKETS $5.64 Each A. Goldsmith. ‘The new home for the two institu- tions has been given rent-free to the organization by the Gustav Lansburgh estate, and was obtained through the efforts of Mrs. Goldsmith, a daughter of the late Mr. Lansburgh. RETALIATION IS FEARED Pair Attractive block plaid blankets, loomed of 100% virgin wool. Cut and bound singly, with 4-inch satin binding. 72x84 inches. Weight Loomed of fine virgin wool, with long, fleecy nap. Satin binding. 72x84 inches. 414 pounds. Plain colors or duo-tone effects: Luxurious satin cover- ing—and clean, fluffy, pure wool filling. Hand- guided quilting; silk cord. Rose, blue, green, gold, helio, peach—and Colonial Lamp Old colonial style hob- nail glass lamp with frosted shade. Suitable for radio, hall, and bedroom. In crystal, green, rose, or honey-dew. these two-tone effects: Rose—Blue Rose—Gold Blue—Gold Green—Gold UNDER SEAMEN’S LAW By the Assoclated Press. S d 3 pounds. Rose—Blue Green—Gold Blue Green Peach Blue—Peach Green—Peach Rose—Green Green—Orchid Green—Orchid Orchid—Gold Rose Orchid Tan Orchid—Pesch Rust—Tan Rose—Green Peach—Green Mail and Phone Orders to Jane Stuart, N Ational 9500 THIRD FLOOR—LANSBURGH'S. by Representative Virginia. % ‘Testifying on the Dies bill, which ‘would require tion inspectors to see if seamen aboard a foreign flag Teport them to their country of origin 1f they were not, Bland said similar laws might be enacted by other nations, There might, too, he testified, be s resulting discrimination against Ameri- can vessels. | Representative Dies, Democrat of ‘Texas, argued that in 25 years 307,000 allen seamen were shown by official records to have deserted their ships in United States ports, and added that the correct figure probably would be “far in excess of that.” N Sent to Auburn Prison. CORTLAND, N. Y, May 10 (P.— Emest Edward Andrick, 26, of Virgil, ‘who ded guilty yesterday to theft of $10,000 in gold from the cott of Dr. Pranklin E. Cutler of Cleveland, Ohio, and was sentenced to from four to eight years in Auburn Prison, was removed there yesterday from the Courtland County Jail. Sport Frocks This Maker Never Made Less Than a $16.50 Dress! $5 95 Delicious Candy L&B famous chocolates in a handsome pink and CONDITION white chest, with “Mother” written in gilt on the lid. Mountain Valley Mineral Water 134 pounds of candy. tends to neutralize the excess of acid—and helps to prevent the accumulation of the poisonous by-products of digestion. Don’t continue to suffer—and invite serious developments. Let nature help you. Phone or Write for BOOKLET AND FREE SAMPLE Pyroxolin BAGS Southern Resort Favorites —Here They Are $1.95 ‘Whitman’s Maillard’s . Chocolates, $1 to $2 Chocolates, $1 to $3 STREET FLOOR—LANSBURGH'S. i | LaANsburghs America’s Foremost Health WITH ANY OTHER WASHINGTON STORE T™, 8™ end 8 Tower Bldg. 5 DB, 1468 Washable \ Success l—at last, a [} white bag that is easi- ly washed. Pyroxolin (it looks like ivory) can be cleaned with a damp cloth. Plain white with two initials—or white with contrasting trim. Two initials included with each bag! Water . 1405 K St. NW. Yo Dalicw