Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1935, Page 30

"B—12 FORT MYER READY FORE,M.1.GB0YS 215 Youths Will Begin 30- Day Encampmant on Tuesday. The Citizens' Military Training Camp at Fort Myer, Va. will throw open its gates Tuesday for the first squad of 215 men to begin the 30- day encampment. Everything is in readiness, Col. Kenyon Joyce, commanding officer at the fort, said today. Those reporting for the month’s training under Regu- lar Army supervision and instruction will be received, registered, clothed, fed and housed within two hours of their arrival on the post, he added. Candidates will appear before Army doctors for physical examination, after having received their assignments. Persons found to be physically dis- qualified will be withdrawn from service. The men will be trained under su- pervision of Col. J. B. P. Clayton Hill, commanding officer of the 306th Cav- alry, and 17 officers of his regiment. Col. Hill is a former Representative from Maryland and is a familiar fig- ure at Fort Myer, having undergone military training with his regiment there for years, New street signs have been placed about the fort to assist the C. M. T. C. men in getting around. The streets were named in honor of famous war | generals, including Washington, Lee, Jackson, Grant and Sheridan. | . CHURCH CONCILIATOR| IN GERMANY RETIRED| Protestants Dismayed, Fearing Successor May Strengthen Mueller Faction. By the Associated Press. BERLIN, June 29—Dr. Rudolph Buttmanfl, departmental chief of the Reich ministry of interior in charge of church affairs, retired from that post today. to the consternation of the Protestant opponents of Reichs- bishop Ludwig Mueller's chuch dic- tatorship. Buttmanfl was regarded by the anti- Mueller Protestants as a reasonable and conciliatory man who tried to bridge the chasm between the opposed | forces. They fear that his successor, still undisclosed, will vigorously apply the Reich cabinet's decree concerning the legality of the Mueller church. Under that decree, litigation involv- Ing the legality of the Mueller regime can be taken from the courts and points at issue settled by the ministry of the interior. Buttmanff will become director of #tate libraries. MARY LEEPER HONORED | BY CHILD EDUCATORS D. C. Woman Re-elected Execu- | tive Secretary at Swamp- ' scott, Mass. By the Associated Press. SWAMPSCOTT, Mass., June 29.— Fducators from 42 States and seven \foreign countries today elected Helen M. Reynolds of Seattle, Wash., presi- dent of the Association of Childhood Educators. The new president of the associa- tion, which closes its convention here tonight, is supervisor of kindergarten &and primary grades of Seattle schools. Mary E. Leeper of Washington, D. C., was re-elected executive secre- tary. The number of delegates registered during the convention totaled 1,750, - Mills Closed by Strike. ST. PAULS, N. C, June 28 (P.— The St. Pauls Cotton Mills, Inc., was closed today by a strike of a part of its force of 200, The strike was called because of a wage change which, strikers said, reduced the hourly rate from 30 to 15 cents, but abolished charges for house rent, lights and L2y STAR, WASHINGTON, a Y Rear Admiral Adolphus Andrews, U. 8. N, (right) pictured yesterday as he took over his duties as chief of the Bureau of Navigation, fol- lowing the retirement of Rear Ad- miral William L. Leshy, U. 8. N, water. (left) who has been ordered to command the Battleship Division with the United States Fleet. —Harris-Ewing Photo. l graduate of Gonzaga High School in| REV. HAROLD GARDINER 1 1922. In that year he entered the| WlLL CELEBRATE MASS, Jesuit Order, completing his studies ] in theology at Woodstock, after teach- ing three years at Canisius College, Will | Buffalo. | Officiate at 10 A.M. at St. At the mass today Rev. L. J. Kelly, KU S. J.. rector of St. Aloysius Church, | Aloysius’® Church. will be archpriest. The sermon will be | Rev. Harold Gardiner. 8. J.. recently | Preached by Rev. Ferdinand C.| ordained at Woodstock College in| Wheeler, S. J., president of Loyola Maryland, will be celebrant of a| High School in Baltimore. solemn mass this morning at 10 o'clock —_— at St. Aloysius Church. . i Father Gardiner is a member of a| Gives $150,000 for Jubilee. A Melbourne, Australia, citizen gave well known Washington family, son of the late 1. Gwyn Gardiner, and a' $150,000 to the city’s jubilee fund. Recently Ordained Priest Newest Styles Octagon Shape Examination Included CAST-IRON HIGHWAY HELD SAFEST YET Tires Grip It in Slush, Professor Finds, and It Is Far Ahead in Durability Tests. By the Assoctated Press. MINNEAPOLIS, June 29.—A cast- iron pavement was relaid today at the University of Minnesota to be- gin the second step in tests to learn TRADE IN YOUR OLD FURNITURE in part payment for the new. Stenciled designs. .. woven plaids... stenciled Mour- Regularly $12.50 Colored, cylindrical and bifocal lenses excepted The FRAMES The LENSES Beautifully engraved Famous Tru-Vue tor- and fitted with new ’Cfl'" octagon, leaf, type rocking peraloid O s').ecml shape. Fitted by our pads that protect the staff of registered nose. optometrists. X Dr. Kanstoroony in Charge.Use Your Charge Account! . Goldenberg’s—Main Floor, BRAND-NEW 1935 MODEL (°:) (pex Refrigerator REDUCED $41() NO TRADE-IN NECESSARY! 6.1 cubic feet capacity. 124 sq. feet shelf area. 84 ice cubes. Porcelain interior. 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In durability estimates - iron far outstrips any other kind of pavement— in estimated expense it is not costlier —and for safety it already shows at least a few remarkable properties, par- ticularly lack of slipperiness in slush. The experiments are in charge of Prof. E. W. Davis, superintendent of the University of Minnesota mines experiment station. The pavement consits of triangular-shaped blocks of cast iron, as big as fair-sized frying pans. Their surface is studded. The studs are flat-topped ard diamond $10.95 to * $12.95 Grades Fibre RUGS | Crepes 3 Room Sizes . ..8x10, 6x12 and 9x12 Ft. 8.95 9x12-ft. Summer Rugs, 6 designs.... 32.97 Fiber Rugs. ... 85.65 $5.29 39¢ Floor Coverings, $2.25 and $2.50 Inlaid Linoleums, sq. yd. 31.68 Goldenberg's—FLOOR COVERINGS—Downstairs Store. All-steel ca Properly 1 sizes. shaped—so that they look a good bit like treads on a tire. The more important problem is yet to be solved—how skidding on iron will compare with skidding on other surfaces. . Fire Destroys Plant. PHILADELPHIA, June 29 (#).— Fire, started by lightning and punc- tuated by a series of explosions, de- stroyed the industrial alcohol plant of the Empire Distilling Co., in South- west Philadelphia tonight at a loss estimated at $400,000. Balance in convenient payments, plus small carrying charge. Designed in early American influence—with rounded edges. Oak interior pegged for durability. 3 Pieces, Large dresser with hanging mirror, roomy Chest of Drawers and beautiful Bed in twin or full size. Goldenberg's—FURNITURE—Fourih Floor, _— Tub-Proof Pure Dye Zuki 68+ Striking patterns printed on light and dark grounds —one of the most favored silks for cool-looking Sum- mer frocks. 39 inches wide. Goldenberg’s—SILK S— Main Floor. Holland Shades 44. Per- American Window 3x6 ft. cut size, in white, ecru, shan- tung, blue or green. Strong rollers. fect quality. 49c Opague Win- dow Shades: white, 3 6(‘ ecru or gres .o $1.39 Cleanable Duplex Window 9 8c Shades; green- and-white or green-and-ecru. Hartshorn rollers. Goldenberg's— Downstairs Store on HOUSEWARE /zluts $2.69 Screen Doors $1.95 I 4-inch varnished frames; Gres mortised corners. 5 wanted $5.95 Utility Cabinets $4.29 Heavy metal Utility or Linen Cabinets, with 6 compartments. 66 inches high, 18 inches deep. $1.29 Rose Trellis Garden Hose HEY DEY RIDE PLANNED and “Leaping Lena.” The carnival will be held on the school grounds, just AS CARNIVAL FEATURE |of orant Circle. Combination of “Whip” “Leaping Lena” to Be Seen at St. Gabriel’s Church Fete. Something never before seen at a Parishioners are tofling nightly to have the carnival machinery well and | geared for the opening night. — . Msgr. Och Dies at 57. ks GREENVILLE, §. C., June 29 (#).— Msgr. 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