Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1935, Page 32

ARMY WAR COLLEGE STUDENTS SELECTED 8ix Majors and Four Captains of Infantry Chosen for Course in 1936-37 Year. By the Associatell Press. The War Department announced Jesterday the following officers have N2 been selected for detail as students at the Army War College here for the 1936-37 course: Infantry—Majs. Wendell L. Clemen- son, Fort Benning, Ga.; Robert E. Cummings, Fort Benning; George L. King, Fort Benning; Frederick 8. Matthews, Knoxville, Tenn.; Harris M. Melaskey, Fort George G. Meade, and Don F. Pratt, Fort Howard, M Capts. Philip H. Kron, Emeri Kutschko, Eugene L. Miller and Wal- ter B. Smith, Fort Benning. Field Artillery—Lieut. Cols. Gustav H. Franke, Alabama Polytechnic In- Wo¢dpDWARD —aQX .. The Christmas Store < 2. For evening why not choose a filmy tulle scarf em- $5 broidered in golden thread, b. Paisley patterns are ex- tremely chic—extremely col- orful — for mas-giving e. Strictly for sportswear, this gay plaid woolen scarf with fringed $2 95 d. A painted triangle proves a delightful Christmas gift— I lots of lovely colors in it, e. Velveteen with mink tails is Annette Simpson's bril- liant contribution Christmas f. Our lovely-colored imported sheer woolen square $3.95 —tied to one’s own smart taste NECKWEAR, A1sLE 15, FIrst Froor, | #. Colossal cake o:mhn: £ soap, smartly boxes ~—varied colors._.__ 75c i . Just a bunch of cherries, which further serve as soap for the guest 50C . Three mammouth cakes of ¥ 1 bath soap, each wrapped in Cello- $1.25 . Roses into soap — two lovely-looking, fragrant sl cakes to the box e. Four cakes i; a box, and each with a dec- $ orative bouquet__ |-25 TOILETRIES, AISLE 20, Fmsr FLoor! stitute, Auburn, Al Parker, Fort Bragg, C. Coast Artillery—Maj. John H. Coch- ran, Fort Monroe, Va. Air Corps—Majs. Willis H. Hale and Ralph H. Wooten, Langley Field, Va.; Capt. Charles E. Thomas, jr., Maxwell Field, Ala. Nests Made of Iron. ‘The Pied crow of Southern Africa has recently acquired the habit of making its nests of scrap iron, nails nd even’ pleces of barbed wire. & LLoTH The annual carnival of the Holy Comforter Church, which opened Mon- day at the church school auditorium, Fifteneth and East Capitol streets, will continue through Saturday night, it was announced today by Father Edward Nestor, chairman of the com- mittee in charge of the affair. The lower floor of the school build- ing has been decorated to represent an outdoor garden with refreshment booths. Dancing is held every evening. orP WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1938. ; Wz, O e il 7 N Z DWARD & LoTHROP «~1he Christmas Store < A e Uncle Sam Says, “Buy Now—Mail Early” “The A—Workmanlike suit for snow fort builders fastens slide - fastener. tightly, warmly with a Talon One-piece with plaid top to contrast with soft, solid-color fleece. Reinforced kneehse Sizes 4 to 12_______ Others, §7 Tre Boys' Store, FOURTH FLOOR. B—Small hands that return snowballs will be warmer $6.50 in mittens that match one's knitted suit and ear-protecting cap. - The suit, Talon- fastened, in sizes 1 to 3 C—Double-breasted and very swanky, this two-piece $8.95 coat suit for a boy or girl. In sizes 1 to 3. The interlined coat boasts bright metal buttons. With matching hat____ INFANTS' APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR. 7 No[th \yind Doth Blow” . . . and whether or not snow descends in imme- diate flurries, little America and its big brothers and sisters will rejoice in the snug warmth of these snow suits. And these are, of course, just a few of the cozy, comfortable, playtime suits in these five sections . . . all of them roomily cut, ‘in sturdy fabrics, and fitting closely at wrists and ankles. Real inspirations, inciden- lafly, for Christmas giving. 2 1A D—A double-breasted plaid machinaw draws jts belt close abou waist. With solid _ color ski trousers and cap to match 57'95 both. Sizes 3 to 7 E—Scotch accent in collar and cap of this one-piece suit that fastens high with a Talon slide. Sizes 2, 3 and 4 years - , JUVENILES’ APPARFL, FOURTH FLOOR. $3.95 F—Skiing is even more exhilarating when one wears a phllid hj-cku. Tnllon-lfillgenefl and ki trousers that have snugly fitting elastic at the waistline back. In sizes S7‘95 8 to = 9, $1 For smaller sister, a one-piece suit with raglan sleeves has a bright plaid .top and matching cap (not sketched). With $5'95 slide fasteper. Sizes 3 to 8 GIRLS’ SPORTSWEAR, FOURTH FLOOR. G—Cossack inspiration in the fastening of a boy's pleid jacket. The ski trousers fasten at top and ankles with cold-excluding Talon slide- fasteners. Of Neva-Wet processed fabric. 98 SRente B4 e 1l O & Others, sizes 10 to 14, $11.75 THE Boys’ Store, FourRtH FLOOR. H—Assemble your own ski outfit—for instance, this Shaker knit, turtle neck sweater and i $5.95 green, brown, red or $3.95 trousers in brown or navy. With slide fastening at top..