Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1935, Page 11

S >k ke Sk ok ke ok ok sk DAILY SPECIALS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27TH PURE CANDIES Old Fashion Molasses rement 11 40¢ Valoe—fuli pownd 1T¢ Tutti Frutti Cocoanut Cream Kisses 17, 40¢ Value—fait pouma 17¢ Home Made Chocolate Angel Cake 40 Vaiee 19¢ AT THE FOUNTAINS Cream Cheese and Jelly Sendwich and Coffee reguler 284 15¢ Caramel Sandse resaler 13¢ 10¢ Dundee Cake and Ice Cream 10 regular 20¢ ¢ Coffee Ice Cream Soda 10, regular 15¢ ¢ 18 STORES-One near you 1107 F St. N.W. 3102 14th St. N.W. 3115 M St. NW. 800 7th St. N.W. 1103 H St. N.E. for Wolls end Wainscotings HIRES TURNER GLASS CQ. Rosslyn West 2560 gty ] + Ty e BEALERS WPPLIZD Banish them scientific way. Use concentrated POSL The New Washington TELEPHONE DIRECTORY CLOSES SOON Be Sure You Are Listed In It Call Metropolitan 9900 to order a telephone or to arrange for additional listings Reund-Trip _Fam Good on specified trains oniy—for OVER EASTER Rownd-Trip Fares Redwced 5 . Aeril 18 w 1o noen 5 - Final retem Hat mid- Monday, Apeil 92. trip sieepims car fares reduced. PENNSYLVAN!A RLILROAD ni ROACH CRACKSHOT DEATH Want to Look Young? The secret of keeping young is to feel young—to do this you must get at the cause—there’s no need of hav- ing a sallow complexion—dark rings under your eyes—pimples—a bilious look in your face—dull eyes with no sparkle. Your doctor will tell you ninety per cent of all sickness comes from inactive bowels. Dr. Edwards, a well-known phy- sician in Ohio, perfected a vegetable compound as a substitute for calomel to act on the intestines, which he gave to his patients for years. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are gentle in their action yet always effective. ‘They help bring about that natural bucyancy which all should enjoy by elearing the system of impurities. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are known Jy their olive color. 15c, 30c, 60e. | necessary means of insuring needed | price stability in metropolitan markets. | necticut, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, ’ PEALARNY DAY PROGRANS ONAR N. B. C. Networks to Carry Features From Boston, New York, Washington. . RMY DAY will be observed over N. B. C. networks, with a se- ries of special progrums from Boston, Washington and New York, Saturday, April 6. The second annual Army day pro- gram of La Societe des 40 Hommes the 40 and Eight, will be broadcast from 7 to 8 pm. The speakers will include John D. Crowley, chief de chemin de fer of the 40 and Eight; S. R. Heller, former chef de chemin de fer, who will be master of cere- monies; Senator Frederick Steiwer of Oregon, Representative Scott W. Lucas of Illinois, Frank N. Belgrano, jr., na- tional commander of the American Legion, and the Rev. Schulte, aumonier nationale of the 40 and Eight. The national cham- plonship 40 and Eight Band of Wa- cal portion of the broadcast. Legionnaires in more than 11,000 cities and towns will gather at their local posts to listen in on the hour cel- ebration. The address of Representative Mc- Swain of South Carolina before a gathering of the Jewish War Veterans in Washington will be heard at 4 p.m. Military Affairs Committee. Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas, chairman of the Senate Military Af- fairs Committee, will be heard during the broadcast of a portion of the an- nual Army day banquet of the Mili- tary Order of the World War, from 10:30 to 11 p.m. The Army day ban- quet will be held in the grand ball h ! room of the Mayflower Hotel. * ok ok % eran choirs of the Vatican, made up of 32 singers, will broadcast a Lenten concert for the United States lumbia stations will distribute this feature. * K k% ORMAN THOMAS, leader, from an Inspection tour through Arkansas, will discuss the present con- dition of tenant farmers in a special broadcast over N. B. C., April 3. His subject is, “The Share Croppers in Arkansas and the A. A. A" LETTERS OF PRAISE Socialist Mass of Commendatory Messages et Eight Chevaux, better known as| Willlam R. | “8:0 tertown, Mass., will furnish the musi- | - McSwain is chairman of the House | | 11:30 |Stan TH‘E combined Sistene, and Lat-| _ from the” Vatican City, April 6. Co- | _ who has just returned | MAILED TO HOOVER|: THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. CapitaL's RADIO PROGRAMS Tuesday, March 26, (Copyright, 1935) | WRC. 950k WMAL 630k AFTERNOON PROGRAMS, WISV 1,460k Eastern Standard Time. WOL 1310k | P.M. 8 Vic and Sade Ma Perkins The Song Garden | Willie Bryant's Orch. - i (=1 Ward Operetta, “Patience” Pollock and Lawnhurst Harvest of Song and Muzzy [Columbia_Varieties 3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45 Empire Quartet The Ridge Runners Brooklyn Trio | Woman's Radio Review Alice Hutchins Drake Lady Next Door - wnl T 5858 Betty and Bob Charley King Harvert of Song Temple of Song Poetic Strings Sclence Service The Government Sundown Revue "Conn-ul‘ Speaks” P SS»3 Uncle Jerry Evening Star Flashes ‘Tea Time Singing Lady Little Orphan Annie Evening Rhythms Skippy Jack Armstrong Dick Tracy = EVENING PROGRAMS. | a|/¥ |oaaal 8858 Sports Review—Music Rldi‘o Joe, Kaleidoscope N. B. C. Program Evening Album Sports Parade Lowell Thomas Buck Rogers Sports Review America’s Tittle House | Understanding Music 4:00 4:15 4:30 Today’s Winners - Johx:‘ Slaughter’s Orch. Radio Voices Quarter Hour - - & ool - SHS>3 | 3= 3 S Paul Mason’s Orchestra (Government Family gpmp Club . of brdo ek Music—News Amos “Whispering” Jack Smith “Easy Aces” |“Your Government” Morton Downey Hiu-lnd Bits Myrt and Marge Just Plain Bill The Old Timer Boake Carter ‘n’ Andy The Waltzers News, Spotlite Dinnér Music Contest News Drama _7:45 200l 33 9| R 5858 0| Leo Relsman’s Orch. Wayne King's Orch. Crime Welcome Valley Clues Lavender and Oid Melq‘djmn_ String Ensemble Dorothy Fredenhagen U. 8. Navy Band Lace " Ben Bernie’s Orch. 9:30 |Ed Wynn 9:45 | - - 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45 Grace Beauty Box Theater e - - Dixie Harmonies |Mrs. Ned Brunson News Bulletins Moore | Bing Crosby Isham Jones' Orch. The Phantom Caravan Van Horn's Orch. TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1935. OHIO AVIATORS LEAVE APRIL 6 FOR ARGENTINA Flyers Plan 6,400-Mile Non-Stop Flight as Return Trip to U. 8. By the Associated Press. CLEVELAND, March 26.—James C. Prosser and Gilhert E. Stoll, Cleve- A-I1 land pilots, who will attempt a 6,400- | Blanca is 400 miles south of Buenos mile non-stop flight from Bahia Blan- | M_r;‘:« i D | e northward flight will ea: th ca, Argentina, to Cleveland, announced | pllots over 700 miles of South Tm mf yesterday they will leave here for|can jungies and 1,100 miles of open Bouth America April 6. | water, The flight will require approx- On the southward trip they will | imately 70 hours. llll:fl at Columbus, Cincinnati, Louis- —_—— ville, Nashville, Memphis, Jackson, Miss.; New Orleans, Houston, San An<| _ Serves Church 66 Years. tonio, Mexico City and the Central| Canon Frederic Teesdale of Chi- and South American capitals between | chester, England, has just completed Mexico City and Buenos Aires. Bahia | 66 years as clergyman. A SPRING PRIMER For MoToRISTS - |Cleveland Orchestra James Hayes Ship of Joy Voice of the Crusaders 11:00 | Arthur Rellly 11:15 |Voice of Romance Meyer's Orchestra 11:45 ot S 12:00 Art Jarrett’s Orchestra | 12:15 o 5 | 12:30 | Lotus Orchestra 12:45 |« Dr. Stanley High La Paree Orchestra Julian Woodworth's Or. Jacques Renard’s Orch. Sleepy Hall's Orchestra John Slaughter’s Orch. |Amateur Night |Sports Flashes Amateur Night This is the sup It looks hot, does it not? But soon it will get a whole lot hotter - |Slumber Music Dance Music George Hamilton's Orch, Orville Knapp's Orch, w W Harry Sosnick's Orch. Sign Off 1:00_|Sign AM. Sign Off | EARLY PROGRA Sign Off MS TOMORROW. Morning Glories The Getter Upper |The Grenadiers |Morning Devotlons Don Hall Trio Cheerio Elder Mi Musical Clock ‘Musical Clock - - 9:00 | “Your Timekeeper” 9:15 |Dick Leibert, organist 9:30 'Sick-a-Bed Children 9:45 |Caroline Baker News Bulletins Breakfast Club “ |Sun Dial = He, 8he and They Jan Savitt's Orchestra Jimmy Rich, organist Police Flashes Pete and Louise 10:00 |Homemakers. 10:15 (Clara, Lu and Em 10:30 |Breen and De Rose 10:45 | Betty Crocker |Josephine Gibson Florenda Trio Today’s Children News—Music Betty Hudson Bill and Ginger Blue Melody Radio Interview “Better Homes"” Lonesome Pine Singer Washboard Blues | Varieties 11:00 Piano Recital 11:15 | Verna Burke 1:30 |Home Spun Magic Recipes | Honeymooners Tony Wons U. S, Army Band | Cooking Close-ups Triangle Club Radio Oracle Children’s Program American Ensemble Varieties AFTERNOON PROGRAMS. Mary Marlin Story | Honeyboy Greet Statement Criticizing New Deal. By the Associated Press. Three secretaries struggled yesterday with the mass of mall piling into Her- | bert Hoover's residence on the Stan- ford University campus as the result of the former President's statement Baturday to the Republican confer- ence at Sacramento. Mr. Hoover, himself, and Mrs. Hoover departed on a motor trip which Paul Sexson, Mr. Hoover's secretary, said would last until the middle of the week or longer. He declined to reveal their destination. Sexson said most of the mail was highly laudatory of the letter, which criticized various phases of the Roose- velt administration. |GOTHAM MILK PROBLEM T0 BE DISCUSSED HERE| Committee Will Confer With Wal- lace on Federal Control of Business. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 26.—Federal control of interstate milk business in the New York milk shed was held forth by Governors of States compos- ing the milk shed yesterday as the To that end, a committee, composed of representatives of New York, Con- Vermont, Massachusetts and Mary- land, will meet with Secretary of Agri- culture Wallace in Washington to- | morrow. | An attempt will be made to perfect a system of licensing interstate milk | dealers, who bring into New York City | each year nearly 400,000,000 gallons of | milk for retail consumption. The decision to seek Federal control was reached yesterday at a conference of Governors and State officlals with Gov. Lehman of New York. Present were Govs. Hoffman of New Jersey, Cross of Connecticut, Earle of Penn- sylvania and Smith of Vermont. The conference was the result of the recent decision of the United States Supreme Court invalidating the New York State law empowering New York milk control authorities to fix the price of milk brought in from other States. Gov. Nice of Maryland was not pres- | ent at the conference, but he had as- | sured Gov. Lehman previously of his complete co-operation. AFTER 18 YEARS MAN PALO ALTO, Calif., March 26.—| 2 LEARNS HE IS WAR HERO Veteran Writes to Washington for Discharge Certificate and Gets Medal in Return. By the Associated Press. AURORA, Ill, March 26—For 18 years George W. Smith was & hero and didn’t realize it. After losing his honorable discharge, Smith, who served during the World of the 23d Division, sent to Washing- ton for a certificate to take its place. He received not only the certificate but a medal known as the Silver Star and notification that he had been cited for gallantry, —_— REEVES IS APPOINTED Hitz's Secretary Made Supreme Court Probation Officer. Joseph Y. Reeves, secretary to As- sociate Justice William Hitz of the Court of Appeals yesterday was named probation officer for the District Su- preme Court. He replaces Amos A. Steele, who has been retired. Reeves will take over his new duties April 1. Steele, who had served as probation officer for many years, has been con- fined to his home since Justice James M. Proctor ordered him removed from his court room several months ago. 2 » War with the headquarters company | Jerry 5 | 0 |Merry-Go-Round |Merry Madcaps 12:3 hl‘ll.'l' Listening Post |Bennett Sisters The Gumps and Home Hour |Voice of Experience Afternoon Rhythms |“A Thousand Dollars” Louis Rothschild Eddie Pryor's Orchestra. Burnett Sisters |Slaughter’s Ensemble Doc Whipple :15 |D. A. R. Round Table 1:30 |Tommy Tucker's Orch. Farm and Home Hour ‘Ward and Muzzy Musical Prevue Eddie Dunstedter Concert Miniatures Slaughter's Ensemble Val Erny’s Ensemble [Ferry Boat Duo Chic Farmer Bob Emery Two Balcony Seats Vaughn de Leath. Al and Lee Reiser Radio - - - City Matines French Princess School of the Alr Helen Trent Romances Tune Tinkers N. Y. Civie Symphony 58538556 Vic and Sade Ma Perking | Dreams Come True Dr. Joseph Jastrow |Bernie Seabury Charley King |Kate_Smith's Matines Walter Reed Requests snglawngag Hi-Tones Trio Alma Stanley Betty |Woman's Radio' Review w 4:30 | vocationa! Guidance 4:45 |Plano Duo Jackle Heller Unschuld’s Piano Club | Tea Time and Bob Student Federation Curtis Music Institute Today's Winners - - "5:00 |Sundown Revue 5:15 |Tom Mix 5:30 | Chasin’ the Blues Evening Star Flashes Aunt Sue and Polly | Singing Lady. |Evening Rhythms Skippy John Slaughter's Orch, Radio Voices MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGR;M NOTES. Grace Moore .will feature Cad-| man’s “At Dawning” during her final | radio recital of the season on WMAL | Her program also includes n aria !mm[ and “At| Parting. | Louise Bernhardt, who heretofore | has devoted her efforts exclusively wl classical music, will make her debut as & singer of popular songs during & guest appearance with Isham Jones | and his orchestra on WISV at 9:30. Franz Lehar's “Merry Widow” will be presented during the Beauty Box Theater on WRC at 10. Gladys Swarthout of the Metropolitan Opera Co. will sing the leading role. A special program of symphonie Planes Train for Games Navy’s Greatest Maneuvers Start in North Pacific May 3. By the Associated Press. SAN DIEGO, Calif.,, March 25.—Air forces of the United States Fleet are pointing for the Navy's greatest ma- neuvers, which start May 3 and con- tinue for more than five weeks through the North Pacific. Several hundred fighting planes are engaged in the round-up of gunnery flights, tactical aircraft maneuvers, drills and exercises preceding the big war game. Rear Admiral Alfred W. Johnson, commander of the base force air squadrons of the fleet, including the powerful patrol wing of the Navy's largest fiying ships, points to the rec- ord-breaking patrol flights in forma- tion during the Winter and Spring as evidence of new power in naval air strength. Rear Admiral Henry Varnum But- ler, commander of the aircraft squad- rons of the Battle Force, has new developments in aviation at his com- mand which the Navy Department holds confidential. Next Monday Admiral Butler will be elevated to the rank of vice admiral, the highest rank ever conferred on an_aircraft squadron commander. Eighteen days later the new aircraft Marriage Licenses. oot St Faltiore: B2 doinn ugfl'.}"b:i:h no:y Y:!:k'c::x:louuvlu:. va., 4nd Mildred ‘g xi.:-_-. 18. Bartonsville. grlu '%i. | g'atul'fl:morgo e X o a Rey 47, 433 G st. snd 55, both of New York City; Rev. J. R. *Boore. A ot "Riemmon. Va.. Rev. : :E?":; 3 ARSHer s Rl il o 'm?_'-'h 7. 1381 Irvin atth; 16, Clavends raham. < , 22. 617 Gresham pl.. and Hosle Moors, 7, 1918 18 st Rev. K. P. Gainey. . 3 26 9th_ st., Earnest M. Rowe. .al .‘1410‘% e Constance Hej s 8.0 1 Rev, Freeley Herl carrier Ranger is expected to arrive from the East Coast to join the great carriers Saratoga and Lexington, and the old Langley, providing four carriers for the fleet. The fleet has a complement of 471 | aircraft in its various units. The air- craft base force has 32 flying ships here and 53 in the patrol harbor, | Hawali, base. B music devoted to excerpts from the opera, “The Bartered Bride,” will be featured during the “Understanding | Music” broadcast on WISV at 6:30. “Welcome Valley,” a new dramatic program, starring Edgar A. Guest, will make its debut on WMAL at 8:30. Walter Winchell will be the guest of Ben Bernie during his program on WRC at 9. Radio Joe and his Budget Boys, on WRC at 6:15, will dedicate their pro- gram to Washington newspaper wom- en, who are to give a party March 30 to raise funds for a new heating plant at Children’s Hospital. \RENOVIZE ... your home A - EBERLY’S SONS DISTRICT 6557 Phone "1 1108 K N.W. vour_home. This is an"au=to~-mo-bile It has winter oil in it Let us hope it will not have winter oil in it much longer Because the hot sun does bad things to winter oil Is this black water? No, it is not black water It is the motor oil that is in the au-to-mo-bile A} Why is it so watery? Because it has been diluted with gas-ol-ine all winter Why is it black? Because it is very, very dirty This is the man who owns the au-to-mo-bile Does he not look angry? Yes, but he has reason to be He has to pay a lot of money to get his car fixed Why does his car need fixing? Because he drove his winter oil too long Was not that silly of him? Bee the orange disc! It marks a place you should go to at once Why should you go there? To get your thin, dirty winter oil drained out And fine fresh new summer oil put in This is Am-er-i-can money You can buy things with it You can buy Gulfpride Penn-sylvania Oil for 3 5c 8 quart You can buy Gulf-lube Motor Oil for 25¢ a quart - FREE INSPECTIONS 938 F ST. N.W. FAULTY TEETH Are Responsible for Much Sickness Actual Photograph of a Genuine Hecolite Plate we're featuring at $35. Have your teeth examined and protect yourself not only against sickness, but much unnecessary pain. Before Dr. H. W. Smith starts any amount of Dental Work he will X-Ray your teeth free of charge, 20 8 to be absolutely sure of the trouble. You'll be more than agree- surprised how little his charges are for the finest Dental Work abl that's possible to be had anywhere. All work guaranteed by the Dental office which has been doing busimess for over two gemerations. DR. H. W. SMITH SURGEON DENTIST 401 7th Street N.W. Cor. 7th and D Streets MET. 5849 Howrs 9 to 6:30 Daily Except Swndays. You can buy Gulf Supreme Oil for 19¢ a quart Each is the best in Am-er-i-ca at its price Can you get all of them at the sign of the orange disc? Ob, yes indeed! This is a clock! It tells time In 5 min-u-tes by this clock (If you have one of those smart small cars), Gulf will drain your diluted winter oil, And put'in fresh new summer oil (Ittakesonlya momentorsolongerifyou haves biggercar) How can they do it so quickly? Be-causc Gulf men are fast on their feet! €00-cop Sece the hand! It is beck-on-ing It is telling you to come 1t is telling you to come to a Gulf stat-ioninow We hope you will do it it is better to be safe than sorry Is not that the truth? @ 1205, GULY nEFTRINS 00 SrTTISURON. M.