Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1935, Page 10

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JULY 14, 1935—PART ONE. LEADER OF SCOUTS T0 INSPECT CAMP Lord Baden-Powell, English Group Founder, Coming to Washingion. Lord and Lady Baden-Powell, ac- eompanied by their two daughters, the Misses Heather and Betty Baden- Powell, will come to Washington next of America, to be held here August 31 to 30. Lord Baden-Powell, founder of the Boy Scout movement in England and known in Scout circles as “Chief Scout of the World,” probably will return to Washington to attend the jamboree, o5t g which will bring more than 30,000 ; boys to the Nation’s Capital. He and Mrs. Powell have been invited 1 to be guests at the White House dur- B Solid Peg Mapl ‘The national headquarters of the o l e a e Bcouts announced yesterday that word had been received that six Boy Scouts B d D bl $ 50 of American parentage, now living in e S, Ou e Ol' 3 China, will attend. Five of these boys were born in China and speak Chinese 3 T fluently, it was reported. The boys Wln SIZCS . have already sailed, accompanied by| JN ° " Chair and Ottoman eight others picked by the Chinese v A sibaio i te; government to represent that country. ] i g 1 ; Pitching of tents on the Abingdon| Wl % i ’ S MAR I . $ 50 site Tuesday or Wednesday of this r ; Solid Peg 7 . week will soon put that camp in readiness. Shower baths and sanitary ' ! " PRI facilities, including sewage systems, $j ! 9 5 BED ROO MS comfortable ‘water systems and telephone lines, % Ma Ple Vanlty ¢ 40 pillow-back chair 0 i A have been instalied. This camp will i of d“:fi sp‘l‘lns accommodate 10,000 Scouts. Another E G construction an 10,000 will be housed in & similar camp and MII'I'OI' on Columbia Island and the third camp will be located in East Potomac Park, near Hains Point. BROTHERS, ONE 14, HELD IN SLAYING Bound Over to Grand Jury in Death of Aged Farmer From Gunshot. By th ated Press. : : s o e , i T Make up your own Bed Room Suite from Two brothers, the younger 14 years | Jif — : the high-grade solid maple pieces listed be- id, ‘bound the d . oday oy Poice susice 3. 5. Aumuz | M 18 g f low. All are Early American and you can select the size to fit your own room, and the style to suit your § Logse, cushion sest M vl an covered in the way of & shot intended for s rab- own individual bright patterns of bit. The shot was fired by Howard , e i taste. chintz, attractive val- Bowles, police sald. — ¢ T ¥ ance and solid maple Surella Young, near whose dwelling » R frame. the shooting occurred, said the boys 4 called Mullins from the rear of the house before the shooting. She said she did not hear any quarrel. oncgl:]sefne&‘flrE%}nw a moving au- & . i { . mobile e cott section Tues- 5] —— day night, Garfield Wagner, 22, also : Comfortable was held for the grand jury. No one | f ! > _ was injured by the shot. : Lounge Chair — FINANCIER'S MARRIAGE | l§ : b : 1 HAILED BY EX-WIFE [ Solid Peg — ; ! 3] 495 Assoct ‘Maple Vanit » 5 2 ,s"}xl: IDU;‘:P.;:I; 11.—Mrs. Anne P Y SOhd peg MaPIe Covered in Rumpf Burns, St. Louls socialite and | and Mirror ¢ &% small figured tap- former New York artist'’s model, last i \ Dresser & Mirror i o night hatled as “wonderful” reports s % estry; soft spring that Dawson J. Burns, jr. New York $I 7.75 Sohd Peg Maple seat with revers- investment counsellor who divorced i . b th!r va Sty B isbomid $29-75 Chest of Drawers Y ;:Le&lprlnl cusl wife. 2 “It must be one of those Reno § $ .75 things,” commented Mrs. Burns, E Meanwhile in New York Burns termed “absurd” rumors that he might marry Mrs. Clara May Blum Tankard, who divorced her husband at Reno on Monday. “We just happened to come back on the same plane and that’s how it all started,” Burns was quoted as saying. “I was terribly embarrassed. Really there’s nothing to it.” TR e Retired Captain’s G— A : " A :h:i,tf}:firtxis;: Son Wants to Fight L& o ; | s h With Ethiopians < s e Solid Peg Maple estry coverings. e - Vanity and Mirror 50 $27 Boudoir Chair B Yo A T — | | BUDGET $3.95 Star yesterday when he was un- ol | Solid Peg Maple Solid Peg Maple Solid Peg TERMS tve e Tor Dresser and Mirror Vanity Table and Maple Chest % ooy covered in cre- $22.50 $i‘Aér.O7l‘5 $I 9.50 tonne with val- FoRs Fully sceredited. 2‘?19_! o s Bed-High | Water Re pelant ‘D *m':.."“:.':'f:..g-' B Studio Couch | Steel Ghder I-I-l'l-l-ml- Al -y h recerd. Catales. DRAFTING | ! e e—$2.O-7> 1675 JE _ s Has 2 separate .A fine glider of springs and 2 [ high grade work- mattresses; opens manship through- it doule, 2% | out. Sisl trame ered in tapestry. and with water re- H AR G RAV E e ':fl: 3 kapoe pillows. || pelant cover. L= ""., e, . onN & | Julius Lansburgh s MT. ST. Jossn-rs v N SATURDAYS HIGH SCHOOL . DURING § $].95 e N8 | BUDGET | - %rmmw 6‘6. s L i asses. Colleses and th woven ult sl becon] 909 F St N.W, Laweus |25 STAKT NOWI