Evening Star Newspaper, August 8, 1935, Page 23

ARNY VL STAR PEACE ANELVERS Mobilization of First Unit| $his Summer Will Begin series. By the Assoclated Press. The mobilization of the “first army” at Pine Camp, N. Y. and Mount Gretna, Pa, this month will be but the first of a series of far-| flung peace-time military maneuvers. As preparations for the first army eoncentration progressed, officials said today that plans are under way for mobilization of the second, third and fourth armies in the next three Summers. Regulars and National Guardsmen will compose the “first army” unit. | Plans call for 30,000 to fall in afl‘ Pine Camp and 16,000 at Mount | Gretna on August 17. Soldiers from Virginia, the District of Columbia, Maryland, Delaware and Pennsylvania | will go to Mount Gretna. Men from New Jersey, New York, Connecti- cut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, | ‘Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont | will report at Pine Camp. MacArthur May Attend. Department officers said it was “very probable” that Gen. Douglas MacArthur. chief of staff, would be present. Maj. Gen. Dennis Nolan, | lcommanding officer of the first army, | will be in charge. I MacArthur is the author of the de- fense program which calls for succes- sive mobilization of all four armies. *@&na, Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, | cenvince vou of its great merit. Insist | Michigan, Indiana, West Virginia, Illinois, Wisconsin and Kentucky. National Guard strength there is 36,- 986 and Regular Army soldiers num- ber 9,819. The 3d Army area is North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisi- Arizona and Colorado. There are 38,- 932 National Guardsmen and 33,455 Regulars in the area. 4th Army Territory. The 4th Army territory is Cali- fornia, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Nevada, Utah, Arkansas, Minnesota, Wyoming, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa and Missouri, where there are 39,594 Guardsmen and 21,510 Regulars. The enlistment program of the Regular Army, it was pointed out, probably will make the number of men available for the mimic combats in the next three years larger. et O t Sea Lion Causes Stir. Joey, a sea lion, almost tied up traf- fic when he recently went walking with his master, Capt. M. Wesley, in Edin- | burgh, Scotland. Skin-ItchTortureEnds; Millions Praise Zemo Zemo quickly relieves the torture of Itching Rashes and Ringworm— soothes the irritation of Eczema, Pimples and similar skin troubles. For | 25 years Zemo has been used and | praised by millions as a clean, safe, | dependable remedy for family use to| relieve skin irritations. A trial will | on genuine Zemo; it's worth the price because you get relief. Approved by Good Housckeeping Bureau, No. 4874. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1935. Two Youths to Enter Wilds For 30 Days on $200 Wager By the Associated Press. TACOMA, Wash,, August 8—On a | am $200 bet, two Tacoma youths are going into the wilds of the Olympia Moun- tains to live 30 days with only a fish- ing line, a hunting knife and a cigar- ette lighter with which to light their fires. The two, Tom Vitos, 23, and Graham Ring, 19, planned to be in the wilder- ness tonight. They will leave dis- carded clothing with friends at the last outpost of civilization, wearing only gym shoes and trunks into the forest. Their stunt came about through an argument in a store operated by Wil- Rast. “I'll bet you $200 & man can go into the woods with a fish line and a hunting knife and live for at least a month,” said Vitos. “All right,” said Rast, “the bet is on. If you have to come out of the woods before September 7 then you can spend 100 days at hard labor help- ing me build my house at Day Island. If you win I'll pay you the $200.” ‘The youths, hard as nails, will try their back-to-nature experiment in the wilderness west of Lake Cushman. Much of this region is so wild it has never been surveyed. 27227777 WEEK-END SPECIALS! Nut Roll 39c Ib. Regular 60c variety. Delicious, creamy chocolate cen- ters rolled in chopped nuts. “ i = 507 12th St. N.W. Call Natl. 9331 and leave your order. Friday, Saturday and Sunday Deliciously Different Martha Washington Raspberry Ice Oc Refreshing. fruit-flavored ice—the ideal Summeér dessert. Packed in dry ice to keep as long as you wish. 3507 Conn. Ave. or Clev. 2502 FORMER KING OUT OF SIAM ENTIRELY Prajadhipok’s Secretary Thinks Plot Not Diregted at New Monarch. By the Assoctated Press. LONDON, August 8 —Siam's former monarch, Prajadhipok, severed all connections with his one-time king- dom when he abdicated and took up permanent resdence on an English country estate, his secretary, Arajun, said today. ‘The former ruler no longer has any interests in Siam, the secretary said, receives no,reports on the situation from Bangkok and knows only what | he reads in newspapers. “I am sure that the latest revolu- tionary plot was not directed against the new King and the regency,” he said, “but against the government formed by a group calling themselves the People’s party.” Siamese government action was re- ported from Bangkok to have appar- ently frustrated yesterday an insurrec- ticnary plot among the defense forces, aimed at overthrow of the govern- ment. Prajedhipok’s nephew and suc- cessor, 11-year-old Ananda, ic at a pri- vate school in Lausanne, Switzerland. | A. B. C. GROUP RESIGNS Powerful Cuban Organization Said to Have Collapsed. 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Fixtures included. 5 (Sixth Floor) 1.95 Shower Curtains $1 Guaranteed water - repellent 72x72-in.. shower curtains that are mildew and fade proof. Charming designs in pretty pas- tel colorings. (Fifth Floor) Beautiful mousseline de soie, net, lace and flowered chiffon evening dresses that you can wear the rest of this summer. . . and next, too! 14 to 20, 38 to 44. (Thrift 8hop, Third Floor) Clearance! $4 and 6.50 White & Summer Shoes Every pair must go! Linens! Bucks! Kids and 2 95 k] Calfskins! Picnits! White with brown White with blue! All white! Blue! Black! Brown! Be wise Assorted Costume Jewelry and choose several pairs at this give-away price! All sizes but not every size in every style. Lovely pieces that will make grand gifts! Sold from $1 to $3. (Main Floor, Women's Shoes) 45¢ Window Screens 33¢ Sturdy adjustable win dow screens measuring 22x33 tnches. Of heavy galvanized wire with wood frames. Just 184 in the lot. 1.29 Electric Fans Reduced to 89¢ They're guaranteed for one yvear. They're quiet-running and are splendid for bedrooms. 110 volts. For A. C. current. Treat yourself to a “spare.” (Fifth Floor) CLEARANCE! 30 cotton frocks in misses and women’s sizes that were priced 7.95 to 10.95. Eyelets, linen or dotted swiss. 25—1095 to $1495 30—1095 and $1495 15—1395 White and Prints and Wash- WashableCrepes 795 Pink Washable Gowns, Chemises, Dance Sets & Panties 69c Regular 1.19 underwear, lace- trimmed crepes in tearose or blue. Regular sizes only. Gowns, size 17. (Maln Floor, Lingerie) (Fifth Floor) (Third Floor. Better Dreses) HOUSEWARES 72—59¢ Laundry Bags, reduced to- 60—79c Four-pc. Glass Relish Dishe: 16—4.95 to 8.95 Pearl-top Clothes Hampers... 17—1.29 Metal Flower Stands with 3 pots. 20—$1 Two-gal Cans of Dry Cleaning Fluid_ 48—1.39 Glass Revolving Refrigerator Sets 52—1.25 Metal Indoor Cloth Dryers. 63—25c O’Cedar Furniture and Floor Polish_ 200—19c Wear-Ever Cake Pans (Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) INFANTS’ FURNITURE 4—4.95 Folding Play Yards with slatted floors. (Main Floor, Jewelry) COATS 12—7.95 Silk Coats in navy and brown. 11—8.95 Angora Coats in pastel colors. 8—10.95 & 16.95 Angora Coats in paste! colors. Misses’ sizes. 131695 & 1975 Corduroy Swagger Coats. Misses’ sizes. 12—18.95 to 29.75 Sport Coats for misses and women 43—19.75 to 29.75 Spring Dress Coats in navy and black. Sizes 12 to 52. Toliletries Clearance «10c «20¢ Ivory Nail Brushes, 29¢ 19¢ Children’s Aprons, 10¢ Sanitary Napkins, 3 doz., 29¢ 50c Hecht Co. 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Pl S $1 10—$5 Maiden Form and Mermaid Foundations. Sizes 32 to 36 35—3.50 to $5 Fashion Mode Girdles and Panty Girdles. Sizes 25 to 30, small and large. (Third Floor, Corsets.) OUTDOOR FURNITURE 17—3.95 Metal Frame Folding Chairs__ 4—5.95 Metal Frame Reclining Chairs_ 10—4.95 Metal Porch Tables 4—9.95 Metal Frame Chair with cushion seats. 3—4.95 Beach Umbrellas, samples. As is____. BLOUSES & NECKWEAR 65—1.95 Organdy, Net and Georgette HANDKERCHIEFS 20 doz. 25c Printed Organdy Hand- kerchiefs - 10c 5 doz. 50c Polka-dot Neckerchiefs..25¢ GIRLS' WEAR 4 doz. 25c Polka-dot Neckerchiefs.-]1(c (Main Floor, Handkerchiefs) 1—4.95 White Lace and Taffeta Dress. { GLOVES 5—5.95 Print and Plain Silk Procks...2 7—3.95 Print and Plain Silk Frocks. MILLINERY 3.95, $5 and 535 Better Hats in Straws, Felts, Linens, Crepes and Panamas... §3 (Third Floor, Millinery.) (Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co.) 50—1.29 Knitted Blousettes. 100—59c and $1 Neckwear Pieces. (Main Floor, Neckwear) STATIONERY 40 pes. $1 Art Leather Deck Acces- CURTAINS & UPHOLSTERIES BOYS’ WEAR 45 prs.—$1 to 1.75 Novelty Summer 60 Little Boys' Wash Suits_ 44 One-piece Bathing Suits . 150 White Polo Shirts .. 20 Pairs White Knickers 200 Children’s 2 Sox 12 Dizzy Dean Sweat Shirts.. 40—1.59 to 1.95 Fine Marquisette Curtains. Ruffled and tailored 85 prs.—T79¢ Novelty cuff Mesh 5—3.95 White Silk and Net Dresses. 8—$3 White Crepe and Taffeta Frocks. y 24—150 Telolite (desk light with pad) 100 boxes Eaton Highland Bond Sta- (Main Floor, Gloves.) HANDBAGS 34—17.50 & $5 Solka Bags. 200—$1 White & Pastel Bags (soiled) 50—1.39 White Bags (soiled) (Main Floor, Handbags.) 27—1.95 Novelty Crossbar Marquisette Cottage Sets. 70—39c Glazed Chintz Pillows . . . kapok filled. (8ixth Floor. The Hecht Co.) (100 sheets, 75 envelopes) (Main Floor. Stationery) STOCKINGS 43 prs—69c Picot Top Chiffon Stockings; broken sizes. SLIPS 60 prs.—Gse‘ & 79¢ Silk Chiffon 50—1.95 Navy blue and black Silk 58 prs—$1 Kayser Mirro Clear Chif- fon Hose; broken sizes. (Main Floor, Hosiery.) 17—1.15 Jr. Girls’ Silk Crepe Panties_ 1 8.95 White Flannel Coat. Size 12.-.3.95 2—7.95 Shirley Temple Coats. 7 and I o 1—16.95 Jr. Girl Maize Net Party Prock. Size 14 25 Flannel Bath Robes ... (Second Floor, Boys' Dept.) Girls’ 3-Piece Play Suits Girls’ New Fall School Frocks {enrs. Others in 1-piece style with 1 15 TOTS’ WEAR 25—1.95°Pique Coat Sets. 50—25¢ Rubber Panties..... 15—39c Infants' Crepe Gowns 8 prs. 1.25 Infants’ Strap Slippers. 6—159 Bathing Shorts. 3—1.15 Tots' Slacks__ 1—2.75 Jantzen Bathing Suits.. 6—1.95 Jantzen Bathing Shorts. 4—159 Bathing Suits_- 2—1.15 Bathing Suits 3—1.65 Sweat Shirts. ... (Main Floor, Lingerie.) 4+-1.15 White Sport Skirts. 10 only...70¢ 16—1.15 Play Suits. 14 to 18 years....70c alter necks. Sizes 7 to 16. (Second Floor, Girls® Dept.) (Second Floor. Girls' Dept) Just in! We couldn’t resist offering you these frocks at this special price! Prints or plain colors, Dainty trimmings, Sizes 7 to 10, 10 to 16. (Second Floor, Girls' Dept)