Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1935, Page 35

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1935. utes it took his elevator to pass 30 floors, saw his whole life transformed —and five seconds after leaving the Saarlander Prefers Prison. Afraid of being sent to a Nazi con- & captain violently in the face as the officer was examining refugees enter- JAPANESE READY |Jacoby Writes in “This Week” centration camp, Charles Kiein, a |ing Prance from the Saar. Klein wi car, found life right back in the old | SERERNON COTb o o be | artested and lodged in prison at MILL END SHOP Opposite Metrovolitan Theater [Big Values in Wanted Fabrics are offered in this group—for dresses and slip covers. Mill End prices are sensationally low always. Here’s where you save. Special lot of WOOLENS, TWEEDS and PLAIN CREPES. 54 to 58 inches. Yd TWEEDS and PLAIN CREPES, in the newest of the Spring shades. Pure wool. 54 to 58 inches. Yd......... .81.29 WOOL FLANNELS—the last of the lot—limited quantity. 54 inches wide. Yd............ T [ 1] HAND-BLOCKED DRESS LINENS—very exceptional quality, new effects, fresh from the mill. Usual price $1.50 yd..§59C COTTON PRINTS—guaranteed 80 square percales. t colors, and washable. “en l’c SPECIAL SLIP COVER MATERIAL, granite cloth, in blue, nut, mulberry, tan, green, brown. 50 inches wide. Yd..§QC LINENS—printed and hand blocked; beautiful effects; 50 inches wide— 59¢ to 79¢ v=d | THE NATIONAL This Seven-Piece Living Room Group Included with This Suite—At no Y Extra Cost to You Complete Washer Make your wash day easy with this new Electric Washer Outfit. Con- sists of Electric Washer, Ironing Board, Electric Iron and 6 months supply of Rinso. Small Carrying Charge T0 TAKE RAILWAY || Trainmen Arrive in Harbin to Assume Charge of Chinese Eastern. By the Associated Press. HARBIN, Manchuria, March 14— The advance guard of Japanese rail- waymen began to arrive here today, preparing to take over the Chinese Fastern Railway when agreements be- tween Soviet Russia and ‘the Man- choukuan government are formally signed«at Tokio in 10 days. The South Manchuria Railway, to which the Manchoukuan government has entrusted entire control of the line, is moving nearly 3,000 railway- men, administrative, maintenance and operating staffs, into the district to take over operation from the Russians promptly March 23. Military leaders indicated transfer of the Chinese Eastern Railway will result in a considerable increase in the Japanese regular forces in North Manchuria. The Manchoukuan troops now on guard are expected to be re- placed by several battalions of Jap- anese rallway guards. _ on Career of Sinclair Lewis Concludes Serial in Issue This Sunday. Duranty, Noted Foreign Correspondent, Also Contributes. Although a great deal is known to science about the nature and progress of bridge, its devastating effect and the misery it inflicts upon the human race, no reliable cure or adequate pre- ventive measures have ever been de- vised, and the germ itself has never been isolated. 8o reports Oswald Jacoby, noted bridge expert, who, in next Sunday’s issue of This Week, The Sunday Star’s colorgravure magazine, gives the inside on the career of a professional bridge expert and particularly the highlights and lowlights of his own career under the bridge lamps. You may give up bridge for good when you read this article, or you may mere- ly feel sorry for yourself and go on with it. But in any event, you'll have & lot of fun reading Mr. Jacoby. Sin Lewis concludes his latest Bridge Expert OSWALD JACOBY. satiri¢ serial, on Americans abroad, in this issue. Irvin Cobb is here with |another funny short story on the southern darkies. Walter Duranty, |noted newspaper foreign correspond- ent, gives you a short short story that you'll want to read twice—at least. It tells about a man who in the two min- "FURNITURE CO. Honore Willsie Morrow tells for the placed in a French prison by striking | Saareguemines. Wo0DWARD & LOTHROP DOWN STAIRS STORE Friday—Remnant Day Savings for Everyone Remnant Day merchandise is not returnable or exchangeable; not sent C. 0. D. or on approval; phone or mail orders not accepted. Misses’, Women’s, Little Women’s Dresses, $5 Were $7.95 to $13.95 67 in prints and plain styles. Broken sizes. 37 Dresses, plain and printed styles. Broken 13 Printed Crepe Dresses In broken sizes. sizes. Were $5.95. Now $2.95 Were $5.95. Now.. . $3.95 3 Evening Gowns, slightly soiled, in broken sizes. Were $13.95 and $16.95. Now....$8 DOWN STAIRS STORE, DRESSES. 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