Evening Star Newspaper, October 18, 1935, Page 34

B—14 T.V. O'GONNOR, 6, Therapeutic Surgeon Dies. NEW YORK, October 18 (#)—Dr. Frederick Lawrence Flynn, 58, a pi neer in the development of theur: THE EVENING S8TAR, tors’ Hospital. He was credited with | developing & widely-used system for treatment of electricity burns. He | was a brother of Edward J. Flynn, | WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1935. 42nd i) “The Avenue"=Tth, 8th and O Sts LAST DAY ¢ Your Last Chance Tomorrow to Buy— 2-Trouser SUITS, OVERCOATS TOPCOATS and TUXEDOS At One Low Price $23.75. —Remember, on Monday ‘'morning prices 80 back to regular, so hurry here tomorrow and outfit yourself for the winter—and save. Stocks have been replenished, so that you are assured a complete assort- ment for this last day of the sale! A nniversary . EAI.I.E” BY UEA-'-H peutic surgery, died yesterday in Doc- | secretary of the State of New York. | Soft, Warm + Bunny ' Coats with Muff to Match i< $10.99 war, He drew Senate attacks in turn- —Even the 2-to-6 must ing over these ships to private owners. | e have fur coqts—and how Appointed by Harding. | : adorable they’ll be in these 3 > white bunny coats with He was international president of muffs to match. Soft as the Longshoremen’s Union when ap- | down and as warm as ezl i (B GHIEED R T toast. Beautifully tailored President Harding in 1921. Becoming . ) and lined with silk crepe. the board chairman in 1924, O'Connor | % served untl March, 1933, when Presi- Fourth Floor, dent Roosevelt refused to reappoint | 0 him and he retired after the Senate | o Avensa=Tih. B8 a4 © B Was Chairman of Shipping | Board During One of | Stormiest Periods. By the Associated Press. i BUFFALO, N. Y., October 18—T. V. O'Connor, 65, chairman of the] United States Shipping Board during one of its stormiest periods, died at | his home here yesterday, two days! after suffering what was then des- eribed as a slight stroke, O’'Connor, who rose to power as a leader in the formative days of the Great Lakes Seamen’s and Longshore- | men’s Unions, helped direct the new American Merchant Marine after the ettacks on his record. Accusations against O’Connor in the Senate were that he had shown favoritism, waste and extravagance in handling a $30,000,000 Federal ship subsidy and had been irregular in sale of Government-owned ships to private lines. Huge Subsidies Paid. A long Senate Committee investiga- tion brought out testimony one line had received more in subsidies in three years than it had paid for 18 ships bought from the United States. O’Connor was insistent in his denial ©f waste and irregularities. Com- panies that deserved subsidies received them, he said A native of Toronto. Ontario, ©'Connor came here in childhood and his first job was as a stationary engi- neer. He became interested in the union movement while working as a tug hand and for a time was presi- dent of the Licensed Tugmen's Union. Funeral services will be held Mon- day morning in St. Teresa's Catholic Church. Survivors are the widow end four sons. The Suits: ~—Clear finished worsteds, fine cassimeres and shet- lands . . . plain and patterned fabrics, grays, oxford grays, browns and blue grays. Single breasted, double breasted and sports back models. to Wear the New "V"-Line Silk Scarfs— Overcoats and Topcoats: —Double breasted overcoats with raglan or set in sleeves . . . And topcnats in single breasted. raglan, set in sleeves and Belco styles . . . Both overcoats and wopcoais of fine fleeces and hard-faced fabrics. The Tuxedos: ~—Single and double breasted suits with satin twill facing and wide braid on trousers . .. And brocaded vests in single and double breasted styles. Kann's—Men'’s Store—Second Floor Sale of PAJAMAS Styled by “The House of HORNER"” 1.55 3 for $4.50 —These pajamas have all the details that a man likes in a pajama. Fine fabrics, neat tailoring, comfort and smart, colorful pat- terns. Offered in the Anniversary at a price that means a genuine saving. Sizes A.B.C.D. Kann's Men’s Store—Street Floor Will of Alice K. Leftwich Is Ad- mitted to Probate. Epecial Dispatch to The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md., October 18.—The will of Alice K. Lefiwich of the lower section of Montgomery County, which has been admitted to probate in the Orphans’ Court nere. bequeaths to Mary Leftwich Rawlings, a niece, bonds and cash of the value of $3,000; to Mary Lee Rawlings, a sister, $1,000 end jewelry and other personal effects to various relatives and friends. The residue is left to William M. Leftwich, a brother, “to dispose of in the family where 1t is most needed.” The instrument was executed Febru- ary 4, 1923. —There are five ways to wear these gay new “V” scarfs—al- though we have room to pic- ture only two. They're color- ful affairs of printed silk crepe in paisley, floral and geometric designs. New Rail Lines. i China expects to spend $10,000,000 in building new railway lines. Neckwear Street Floor annA “The Avenus™—7th, Sth ane O St Men's TIES Gay! Colorful! New! Last Day- 42nd Anniversary e —The low price and wide variety of tasteful patterns will appeal to every well-dressed man! Stripes and novelty designs in rich Fall colorings that will add just the right amount of color to a smart turnout. Every tie hand tailored the resilient way, of fine fabrics, and unusually low priced for this Anni- versary. Kann's—Men's Store—Street Floor One More Day to Buy Your Hats at Real Savings Worth Morel Every One of These 2-Trouser '"PREP" SUITS —The styles young fellows appreciate at a price that parents like! Half lined, single and double breasted suits with mannish tailoring that every young man wants. One pair of trousers pleated and the other plain. Browns, tans and grays. Sizes 16 to 22 or to chest 38. —and "PREP" OVERCOATS Like These Are Rarely Sold for 10.94 —Only an Anniversary could bring overcoats like these at such a low price. Big, full, mannish - looking coats, of gray and brown fleecy fabrics —double breasted and full belted. Sizes 16 to 22 to chest 38. . . . on Hats at Only —It’s real fur, too!—Pompons, puffs, cuffs, $ 3 tails—of Persian, Krimmer, Galyak, Mink —on pillboxes, martial caps, turbans, toques. Felts, suedes, velours and velvets! $5 FUR FELTS $3.88 —Brimmed models and turbans in Headsizes for everyone! all the most fashionable Winter col- ors and all headsizes—Only at this price tomorrow! Smart New Suedes Vin $2.33 —Just think of it—Smart new suede felt hats in all the newest colors and all headsizes—for only $2.33. But that's all you pay tomorrow. Last Day at._ Prep Slacks $2.95 $Z‘44 Values —Well tatlored slacks in new Jfall pat- terns. They're full and long and made with side buckles. Grays and browns. Sizes 12 to 20. Kann's—Boys' Store—Second Floor # Boys' Store