Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1935, Page 39

[ | CHICAGO DAIRYMEN FIGHT FOR MART Rival Leaders Seek Control | of Sales by 18,000 in Producer Set-up. By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, November 29.—The vast Chicago milk market was at stake to- day in a battle of rival dairy leaders for control of the .dally output of 3,500,000 pounds now sold through the Pure Milk Association for its 18,000 members. The P. M. A’s annual “withdrawal period” of November 15 to November 30, during which members may can- cel their contracts by mutual con- sent, ends tomorrow. In the background, avowedly ready to form a new co-operative if there sre encugh concellations, were a | group of dalrymen who have asked | Circuit Judge Edward D. Shurtleff | of Woodstock, Ill, to head their pro- posed new organization. Jonn P. Case, Naperville, IIl, president of the P. M. A, said, “Latest figures showed that only 739 members had cancelled their con- tracts. Of this number approximate- ly 500 members have not delivered milk through association channels since the strike in October. We ex- pect cancellations will not reach 1,000.” Judge Shurtleff, predicted, how- ever, that “the P. M. A. membership will be split in two. If enough members break away, he said, the new co-operative would be formed. The fight for leadership developed & month and a half ago when dis- satisfied dairymen, demanding $2.50 & hundredweight for their product, as against the P. M. A. member price of $1.75, attempted to dry up Chi- | cago’s supply with a strike. | Failing, the dessenters undertook to form their own co-operative. THEATERS WILL AID | ‘500D SAMARITANS Needy Children Will Bemefit by‘ All Funds at Early Shows at Tivoli and Avalon. A call for support for two motion picture benefit performances tomor- row morning to raise funds for needy children was sounded today by the Good Samaritans, 638 D street. : iy The Winstead Trio, Wayne, Alice and Fred, are featured ifi Benny Davis' “Stardus: Revue of 1936,” which opens today on the stage of War- ners’ Earle Theater, They formerly lived at 1413 Newton street and were discovered by Davis while singing over a local radio station. PHOTO IDENTIFIED AS MRS. COMER'S Parents of Kansas Victim Revive Hope of Clearing “Wholesale Murder.” By the Associated Press. OKLAHOMA CITY, November 29. —Hope for solution of the disappear- ance of nine persons, which ebbed with the death of Chester Comer, has been revived with the identification of = picture of a girl slain in Wyandotte, Kans, a year ago as that of Comer’s first wife. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Childers, parents of Elizabeth Childers Comer, made the identification. Iv was the nine- teenth time the bullet-torn body found near Kansas City, Kans., October 6, 1934, has been “positively identified.” Dies of Bullet Wounds. Comer, itinerant oil fleld worker, died Wednesday night from the ef- fects of & bullet fired into his brain by & town marshal who captured him Monday. Officers said he had mum- bled a partial confession which led RABBI METZ SPEAKER . LT T Third Lecture in Series on “Faith of the Fathers.” Rabbi Solomon H. Metz will de- iiver the third of a series of lectures on the heroes and ideals of the Bible | at the Adas Israel Synagogue services tonight at 8 o'clock. His subject will be “Faith of the Fathers.” . Joseph A. Wilner, president of the Adas Israel Congregation, will lead an open forum discussion after the services. The sisterhood of the con- gregation will conduct a social hour. Bayreuth Revives “Lohengrin.” | BAYREUTH, Germany (#).—Rich- ard Wagner's “Lohengrin” will be per- | formed here at next year's musical | Stove Parts Boilers, Furnaces, Stoves Capitol Rock Wool Insulatioa Air-Conditioning Furnaces Fries, Beall ¥ Sharp 734 10th St. NNW. Nat. 1964 The program will be at the Tivoli | — and Avalon Theaters, Park road and Fourteenth street and 5612 Connec- ticut avenue, at 9:30. At each a picture starring Shirley | Temple will be shown. The Tivoli will have “Curly Top” and the Ava-| lon “The Little Colonel.” A “Mickey | Mouse” cartoon, “Our Gang” comedy | and Walt Disney's “Three Little Pigs” will be on both bills. The theaters are being donated by ‘Warner Bros.; tickets are 25 cents, and all proceeds go to the Good Sa- maritans. Thanksgiving dinners were pro- | vided yesterday for more than 500 | children and adults by the organi-| zation. $194,877,984 IN F. H. A. REPAIR NOTES REPORTED New York State Leads With $40,- 103,531—California Second—Ari- zona Nearly Reaches Quota. By the Associated Press. Reporting a total of $194.877.984 of insured modernization and repair notes 25 of October 31, the Federal Housing Administration said today that $40.- 103531 of these were in New York State. California ranked second. with $28.- | 991,293 of insured loans. The F.H.A. | said, however, that when “oppor- tunity, or rather lack of opportunity” | for modernization and repair was con- sidered, Arizona was “far ahead” of | other States. | “Based on its quota, or what could | normally be expected in the way of modernization and repair,” it was said, “this State is nearly over the top and head and shoulders above any other State or district.” Arizona's insured notes totaled $2,053,037. . Barbers Way Through College. NEW YORK (P)—“Wimpy, the| Barber” is working his way through | city college with a pair of clippers, | shears and comb. 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La Lasing The DOUBLE-ACTIOM Antiseptio Approaching Our 88th Christmas With Five Floors of Beautiful and Practical Gifts Vagabond, Top Handles, Smooth calf or grained leather, Zippers, pass-port pock- ets, change them to fear for the lives of five miss- festival, after an interval of 26 years. |ing Oklahomans. The da gust 19, 28 and 31. Department of Justice agents indi- are July 19, 21, 30 and Au- B cated he might have been connected Genuine Leather Handbags 51 .89 Large envelope styles, Pouch or purses. NOVEMBER 29, 1935, with the disappearance of two Illinols couples in the Southwest. Other Similarities. Mr. and Mrs. Childers cited other similarities in descriptions of their missing daughter and the slain girl including the fact that both were ex- pectant mothers. Police Capt. Ali Vahlin asserted at Kansas Oity, Kans, “They’ll have to identify more than just a picture be- fore I'll believe it.” BROTHER IS KILLED IN ROW OVER PUPPIES Accident During Scuffie Is Plea of Younger in Tragedy at Attala, Ala. By the Associated Press. ATTALLA; Ala, November 29.—A dispute over the division of a litter of puppies, owned jointly by two brothers, yesterday brought death to one of the men and resulted in the Jalling of the other. Raymond Talton, 30, pipe shop worker and father of five children, died a few minutes after he had been shot in the abdomen with a pistol. Police Chief E. C. Keith said he found the victim in bed at the home of his brother, Dave Talton, 27, farmer, who was arrested. Chief Keith said the younger brother told him he was scuffiing with his older brother when the gun acci- dentally discharged. Open Until 9 o’Clock Saturday Night 810-818 Seventh St. NGSPAL Hog Breaks Boy’s Arm. SISTERVILLE, W. Va, (#.— One way to help with the butchering, thought young Alex Forrester, would be to hold the hog’s leg. So he grabbed the 450-pound porker while his father started to work. The hog kicked back and bmkel Alex's arm. 16 OZ. BOTTLE. A FULL HALF QUART Choice of- brown, green and navy. Two initials Free Parking—Eye St. at Tth Smart Initialed SCARFS 59 The seasoa’s most popular initial scarfs, in chalk white silk crepe, long tubular style. Fringed ends with one pressed-on in- itial in either black and COAT SALE Pre=Holiday Savings 200 New $19.95 and $22.95 DRESS COATS $‘| 3.95 white. Dresses for the Holidays Daytime Dresses Evening Dresses Bar Dresses Sunday Nite Frocks 55.95 The coat department has some welcome news for women Dozens of smart new styles in plain or fancy Luxuriously trimmed with beaverette, Marmink or fabrics. Manchurian wolf (dog), fox, Sealine. in this unusual Complete range of sizes 38 to 50 in fifteen different styles. New Dress and Sport Coats Regular $12—$15 o Stunning Fur-trimmed Coats * Smart New Tailored Coats Richly furred dress coats and tai- coat sale. For Saturday the dress department fea- tures a stunning as- sortment of new day- time dresses — simple and formal frocks dressed-up in lace, rhinestone and touches of metal trimmings. Afternoon frocks with metalic tops in all the newest high shades and of course black and white. Also dresses for the large 14 to 20, lored sport coats in plain and novelty woolens in sizes 14 to 20, 38 to 50. Fur-collared sport coats in sizes 38 figure in slender lines. Sizes 14 to 20 and to 46.—Second Floor. WOMEN'S COMBINATION LAST ARCH SUPPORT SHOES 2.29 Black or brown kidskin. Closed ties. Designed for graceful comfort and proper support of arch. A boon to women who are on their feet a great deal. Widths B to EEE School Shoes—Very Special! Extra long-wearing soles —soft pliable leathers in Black or Tan or fine patent colt. Oxfords — Straps— Ties. $‘| .00 8%to2 Boys’ Speckled Corduroy SUITS In Grey s4 and Brown .39 58.95 A NEW PINK PATTERN on the “Queen Anne” Shape Crown Ducal has made another ten-strike with the charm- ing “Ivy” underglazed print pattern illustrated. As will be noted, it is on the new, but already popular, “Queen Anne” shape. The pattern is of a type calculated to make a general appeal. It is quite in the modern mode, yet not at all advanced. Its very simplicity recommends it. ‘We have thought so highly of this new pink design that we are stocking it in a full line of open stock dinnerware. Service For Six Other 32-pe. Sets for Six from $4.95 up 106 G STREE ATIONAL 1293 Suits that can “take it”—and how! Made with zipper- front Cossack jacket and lined knickers. Every boy’s fa- vorite—and the same goes for their practical parents who want the most service f%r their money. Sizes 8 to 16. Sale of Girls’ Winter Coats Sport models and stunning dressy styles, s 5... 95 sport backs, double-breasted - effects, some New Wash Frocks beautifully trimmed with Laskin Lamb Col- lars. Brown, Navy, Green and Wine. Sizes For girls in sizes 3 to 16 years. New 7 to 14 years. Children’s All-Wool prints, plaids, Is styled and Snow Suits o ‘?"..‘.';.."‘552.95 s trimmed. Unusual d values! navy, brown, green and wine, 38 to 52 Claus is Here The busiest place in town, where you’ll find . : the most popular man in town, is our toy department where Santa Claus is hgre in person, and has a novelty gift f(ér ]etvery little boy and girl accompanied by an adult. Children’s Desk and Chair This splendid outfit consists of $ 5 95 roll-top desk with pigeon-hole interior, including a sturdy chair to match. Scores of Toys, Games, Wheel Toys, Etc. Stream Line Velocipedes $4.48 to $15.00 Wagons of all Kinds $1.00 to $5.98 Automobiles $5.00 to $15.98 Mechanical Train Sets . $1.00 Lindstrom Moving Picture Projector $1.00 Books and Games 25¢ to $1.98 G-Man Gun, $1.00 Gilbert Tool Chest, $1.00 Third Floor Full Fashion Chiffon Hose When beautiful chiffon hose like these are priced at such savings, who can resist buying a half-a-dozen pairs. All new 79c shades, two and three thread. 2 for $1.55 48 and 51 gauge, ringless hose. $1.00 and $1.25 value. weeeee Saje of Gloves Kayser, Wear-Right and Lady Like gloves of Bengaline, barred weave and suede finish with novelty cuffs. / Also" fancy colored Wool C f gloves and children’s fleece- 21 o lined cape gloves. P Lansburgh's DIAMOND JUBILEE YEAR 7th 8th&E OYTOWN FIFTH FLOOR 7 FREE MOVIES Come on down to Toytown. Admission free if accompanied by a grown-up. x. ok Kk ok Sk ok k ok %k SATURDAY SPECIAL! “Streak-0-Light” 2.98 Regular 3.98 Wagon Sporty streamlines; instrument board; «+.allin bright red. il A Gl G A e, G S L) N { Three Sizes S e WO 32" In This Red —_ NS 3 » =< ™ Velocipede S~ . ™ 4.95 For the 2-year- old to the 6-year- old. Full tubular frame. Adjust- able saddle and handle- bars. Heavy tires and rub- ber - covered pedals, stream- lined fenders Red with ivory trim. dial ok ok ok kok ke ok X “DUMP” OR “FIRE” RIDE’EM TRUCKS Special! L"ie trucks with removable seat, when loading or un- loading. So .,lturdy( they’ll support a man’s weight. Rub- ber tires keep from scratching mother’s floor on rainy days. See the big steering handle. ek kiak kiok %k She’s almost real! You may bathe her, powder her . .. and give her her feeding bottle. She’ll drink it all . . . and in & minute or two will need another diaper! All rub- ber. Comes with complete layette . . . safety pins, clothes pins, sponge, powder and, of course, the feeding bottle. All in a sturdy suit case. LANSBURGH'S—TOYTOWN— FIFTH FLOOR