Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1935, Page 24

Cfiming! August 1st! SEMI ANNUAL SALE Fancy Pattern SHIRTS & PAJAMAS SAVE 25% to 33%5%! THE HECHT (0. F STREET AT SEVENTH ® e o NATIONAL 3100 can a gir/ Jove two men This scintillating story of LIFE IN THE SOCIAL SET OF THE NATION’S CAP- ITAL. PHYLLIS MOORE GAL- LAGHER ... a member of our own Washington, D. C,, social group is the author of this story . which answers the ques- tion: “Can a girl love two men” . .. intense love in- terest . . . thrills ... SUSpENSE . . . beginning August 4th in. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1935. ROOSEVELT BACKS [Philadelphia Orchestra NEW POWER SITE Asks Favorable Action on Bonneville Dam De- - velopment. By the Associated Press. President Roosevelt has thrown his support behind a proposal to develop & power project at the Bonneville Dam in Oregon. A bill to carry this out was intro- duced yesterday by Senators McNary and Steiwer, both Republicans of Ore- gon, and the President asked “early and favorable consideration” for it in & letter to Chairman Copeland, Demo- crat, of New York, of the Senate Com- merce Committee. Steiwer sald there 'was little intention of seeking passage of the legislation at this session. May Be Yardstick, ‘While not intended to parallel the Tennessee Valley power development, Steiwer said the Bonneville project may “incidentally” act as & “yardstick™ for measuring power charges in the country. But he termed it an “unfair” yardstick because the site is the “most favorable in the world.” Steiwer said the Booneville project, inaugurated more than a year ago to improve navigation on the Col- umbia above Portland, will be com= pleted in about two years. Approved by Agencies. In his letter on the bill, the Presi- dent said: “Senator McNery has introduced a bill autherizing the completion, main- tenance and operation of certain navi- gation facilities on the Columbia River, now under construction, known as the Bonneville Dam. “The bill has been considered by the chief of engineers, the Federal Power Commission and the Attorney General. All agree that the proposed legislation is desirable and necessary to the development of the project. “In view of this I concur. May I ask that your committee give early and favorable consideration to tha bil?” WORTHLESS LAND WON AT POKER YIELDS OIL Chief of Police of Hollywood Studio Kept 40-Acre Montana Ranch for 12 Years. By the Associated Press. HOLLYWOOD, July 30.—It looks like that 40-acre tract of land “some place in Montana” that Tom Young won in a poker game 12 years ago S | will amount to something. Yesterday Young, chief of a studio police department, was notified that a 300-barrel-a-day oil well had been brought in on his land. His formerly worthless property, 29 miles west of Shelby, is in the new Cutbank oil fleld district. For the 12 years he has owned it Young rented the ranch to a sheep herder for $4 a year. The income just paid the taxes. - WOMEN GIVEN DEATH Wife and Mother-in-Law Must Die for Soviet Murder. ROSTOV-ON-DON, U. 8. 8. R, July 30 (A).—Two women, the wife and mother-in-law of a Kulak ex- ecuted in 1932, were sentenced to death by a military court yesterday for murder. They pleaded guilty to a charge of murdering Michel Popoff, farmer and candidate of the Communist party, whose head and body were smashed in by an ax found in a well. The accused maintained that they killed him because he efected the mother-in-law from his house. ARMY ORDERS. Barry, Lieut. Col. Archie W., Alr Corps, to be retired July 31. Mills, Pirst, Lieut. Marion L., Den- tal Corps Reserve, appointed first Heutenant in the Dental Corps, Regu- lar Army, with rank from July 1 and assinged to duty at Army Medical Center here. Hermann, Second Lieut. Stanford L., Chemical Warfare Service Reserve, from New York, N. Y.; to active duty at Edgewood Arsenal, Md., August 4. NAVY ORDERS. Bureau of Navigation. Kirby-Smith, Lieut, Edmund, jr., detached Naval Academy in July; to U. 8. 8. New Mexico. Medical Corps. Platt, Lieut. Comdr. Daniel P., de- ached Naval Academy about August 5; to Naval Training Station, Nor- folk, Va. McCormack, Lieut. Charles G., de- tached U. 8. §. Nevada; to Naval Hospital, Washington, D. C. Woodard, Lieut. John M., detached Naval Dispensary, Long Beach, Calif., about August 15; to instruction Naval Medical School, Washington, D. C. Ahl, Lieut. (J. G.) Benjamin N, detached Naval Hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y., about August 15; to instruction, Naval Medical School, Washington, D. C. Orders July 5 revoked. Hogan, Lieut. (J. G.) Cameron L., detached Naval Hospital, Boston, Mass,, abouf August 15; to instruce tion, Naval Medical School, Wgghing- ton, D. C. Schwartz, Lieut. (J. G.) Walter H., detached Naval Hospital, Philadel- phia, Pa, about August 15; to in- struction, Naval Medical School, | Washington, D. C. 4 Supply Corps. Robeson, Lieut. Comdr. Robert G, granted sick leave two months; walt orders at Washington, D. C. = ¥ ok e, odping end 5 e $9.25 $11.85 ::.::v coaches L:’L‘v 12.30A. m. 680 Niagara Falls " 16-Day meuveleis " Avgut 2, 3, 16, 17, 30, 31 u-n-d-m-! Fares to all Points PENNSYLVANIA ° . . Dignity to Join By the Assoclated Press, ’ 5 PHILADELPHIA, July 30—The Philadelphia Orchestra tucked its dig- nity sway where it wouldn't show to- day, and made ready for another whirl with Paul Whiteman. It tossed tradition to the winds and shouted for more in Robin Hood Hall at Fairmount Park lait night when America’s “jazz” king mounted the podium. No one ever dared be as breezy before in those classic pre- cincts. Whiteman added his band to the men who ‘play under the baton of - Stokowski,” Iturbi, Smallens and others. It was just what the-9,000 persons in - the record crowd were looking for, and every one was pleased, except perhaps 1,500 or 2,000, who Sheds Whiteman Jazz “Minuet fn G." Chopin, Gounod, ‘Tchaikowsky and the Strausses were represented in walts time and the suite concluded with “In the Good Old Summertime,” “Sidewalks of New York,” “Three O'Clock in the Morn- ing” and “Merry Widow.” ‘Whiteman weat plain hokum in & post-intermission- number, “Meet the Band,” which was a starring vehicle for “Ramonas,” “The King's Men" snd & group of other versatile individuals among the 35 men in his band. Encores to their specialties stretched the finis considerably be- yond the normal Philadelphis sdjourn- ment hour. 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