Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1936, Page 16

AILED STUDENT (S INDICTED TWICE Noble, Ordered to Leave . :Maryland, Now Wanted by Grand Jury. By the Associated Press. + 'ANNAPOLIS, Md., June 26.—States Altorney Roscoe C. Rowe s#id today that arrangements are being made to bting Ferdinand H. Noble, 20, former St. John's College student, and Naval Academy midshipman, back to Anne Arundel County on a charge of assault avith intent to rob two men at a Revell inn last month. 2 'A two-count indictment has been filed in the Anne Arundel County Cir- euit Court against the youth, who is not in Maryland. He was presented | by the county grand jury for assault | with intent to Rob J. H. Hall, jr., a customer, and Vincent D’Antonio, | manager of the Roma Inn, on May 14. * A charge of assault with intent to #ob against Noble was continued by Magistrate Harrison M. Sandrock on May 21. The magistrate released Ncble on his own recognizance in the ‘ustody of Rowe and Col. Amos W. W. Woodcock, president of St. John's. Noble lives in Des Moines, Towa. *"Col. Woodcock, when the present- | iy ment was returned, said that if it culminated in an indictment he “would advise Noble to return voluntarily and stand trial.” He said he did not | %know whether he would nprmnt\lA Noble as counsel. ¥ Sandrock fined Noble a total of $250 | end costs on charges of operating a potor vehicle while under the in- fluence of liquor or drug, and for car- rying a concealed weapon and dis- charging it. | yputh to a year in the House of Cor- Tection on the charge, but suspended the sentence | on condition that Noble leave Mary- | Jand in 10 hours. | Noble's mother paid the fines and | costs and left the city with her son| dmmediately After the magistrate’s | hearing for the Noble Summer home | in Colorado. ARKANSAS SPECIAL ~ T0 GET WELCOME Harvey Couch to Meet Travelers From Washington With Band in Little Rock. Harvey Couch, Arkansas industrial- | 4st, has informed Jake O. Rhyne. pres- ident of the Arkansas State Society, that he will meet with a brass band | the Arkansas Centennial special train, | due to arrive in Little Rock from | ‘Washington July 3. . Arkansans in Washington will make their return to the State on the train, which leaves here at 4:35 p.m. July 2. The Pennsylvania and Missouri Pacific railroads, over which it will be routed, ‘ave made a special rate for a round- trip 15-day ticket which includes four meals each way, sleeping accommoda- itions and a recreation car. A considerable number of reserva- tions already have been made, accord- 4nb to Mrs. John A Gosnell, 1910 Kalorama road, who is in charge of arrangements. They include several | He also sentenced the | M concealed weapon | ji: THE WEATHER District of Columbja—Cloudy and slightly warmer tonight; probably local showers tomorrow followed by cooler. Maryland—Cloudy tonight; tomor- row probably showers followed by conler. Virginia—Increasing cloudiness and warmer tonight; tomorrow cloudy fol- lowed by showers and cooler in extreme north portion. West Virginia—Local showers be- ginning late tonight or tomorrow; warmer in northeast portion tonight. River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah rivers clear today. Revort for Last 24 Hours. ‘Temperature. Barometer. Yesterday— 4 p.m. Last 24 Hours. (Prom noon vesterday to noon today.) today. Year ago. &6, Eanstt oo, today. Year aso. 60, | Record Temperatures This Year. Highest. 06 on June 3 Lowest 0. on January 2 Humidity for Last 24 Hours. (Prom noon yesterday to noon today.) Highest. 85 per cent, at 5 a.m. today. Lowest. 30 per cent. at noon today. Tide Tables. (Purnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today. Tomorrow (] m. Automobile lights must be turned on | one-half hour after sunset Precipitation. | Monthly precipitation in inches in the | Capital (current month to date th 19368 Average. _Recor Jaduary 587 388 709 February Septem! 24 17 Qetober pr g.m ovember ¥ X December 332 756 Weather in Various Cities. Temp Rain- . Stations. Baro. H'h.Low.{all. Weath'r Abilene. Tex. 30.0 Clear Albany Z__ Cloudy Atlanta. Ga. 8 Clear Bismarck N. D. Cloudy Kansas City Los _Angeles Portland. Me Portland. ~Oreg. Salt Lake City San_Antonio Spokane. Wash. 209 Clear Tamoa. Fl: .28 Cloudy Clear et Ache? Try This New «“CREAMED"” RUBBING ALCOHOL SPRY soothes tired, aching feet. Can't spill, yet liquefies as you rub it in. Doesn’t “dry out” the skin. Usealsoforsoremuscles, cuts, bruises. 709, absolute alcohol. Large jar, 29¢ —double size, 49¢. AT YOUR RETAILER'S r trial jar to Arkansans of prominence in the na- tional capital. KIDWELL’S Quality Foods At Cut Prices for Friday & Saturday EXTRA SPECIALS! ALL THEIR Justeat their ham, beef, porK or veal When hankering for & good square meal It doesn't make a bit of difference what kind of meat you've got your face fixed for, you'll find it at Kid- well's, and it will be of a delicious, tender quality, that will please you and your folks. Check the bar- gains listed. Smoked Cala Hams_ Breast Lamb, special Roast Shoulder Lamb_ Shoulder Lamb Chops . Fancy Smoked Tongue___ 1b. 19¢ Fancy Bulk Sauerkraut_4 Ibs. 10¢ Shoulder Spareribs____3 1bs. 25¢ _ 1b. 121/5¢ 1b. 35¢ ps b. 29¢ Good Size Salt Mackerel, 2 for 15¢ Smoked Cod Fish _1b. 10¢ Fancy Large Clam: doz. 15¢ Salt Potomac Herring___ doz. 20¢ Spry, Inc., N.Y.C. Fancy Steer £ | Boston. M: 8 _ Cloudy | THE EVENING CIVITAN GARDEN CLUB LEADERS ANNOUNCED Final Awards for Work at Ben- ning Road Spots to Be An- nounced in August. Mid-season leaders of the Civitan Boys' Garden Club who will receive rewards for their work at the club’s gardens on Benning road northeast were announced today by the Civitan Club as follows: Billie America, Maurice Brecken- ridge, Ralph Breckenridge, Leo Britt, Earl Canter, Robert Hitte, Paul Lowry, Thomas Stansbury, Joseph Sullivan and John Trusheim. The final awards for the season’s work will be made during the latter part of August when the 10 outstand- ing gardeners will receive a week’s vacation at Camp Letts, the Y. M. C. - BOYS Sanforized SLACKS They t;an’t shrink! *1.99 K. camp on the Rhodes River. More than 100 boys are learning gardening through the Civitan Club. DEADLINE EXTENDED Intermediate Permits Allowed . Liquor Wholesalers. W. 8. Alexander, Federal alcohol ad- ministrator, announced yesterday that intermediate permits would be issued to sllow liquor wholesalers whose permit applications still are being studied to continue in business after July 1. Alexander explained that, because many applications are still “in process of investigation, hearing or consid- eration,” the administration will not be able to make final rulings before the July 1 deadline. After July 1, under Federal law, no liquor whole- saler can sell in interstate commerce without an F. A, A. permit. BOYS Al-Woeol Zipper SWIM [ J —The top is removable by a zip of the slide fastener. Striped tops and solid color trunks. Supporters in the large sizes. Sizes 28 to 38. Air-Cooled Boys' Store— Second Floor. s CLTTTTY ARRIL R RS STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1936. Lightweight! Cool! Sanforized!? Men’s Washable Slacks —Can’t shrink because they're San- forized! Grand for dress, sports or & office wear. S8tripes, checks, over- ' laids, solid color doeskins in ght and dark patterns. Sizes [ ] 29 to 50, lengths to 36. Alr-Cooled Street Floor. MEN'’S STORE AIR-COOLED MEN'S STORE Cool. smart-looking suits... “the people’s universal choice™! PALM BEACH SUITS anni “The Avenuve'=Tih, 8th and O 3ts, —Summer after Summer, Palm Beach tempts men with their style . . . thrills them with their cool comfort! Again, Palm Beach stylists have done a mag- . nificent job in providing models, colors and patterns for all occasions . . . busi- ness, sports, formal wear . . . and for all types of men. Regardless of your build or taste there’s a Palm Beach in our tre- mendous selection that will make this Summer a new experience in comfort —Here’s another shipment of these popular sellers! Take your pick from checks, stripes, dark patterns and solid tan, gray or white cords. Sizes from 14 to 20. Air-Cooled Boys' Store—Second Floor. R SRR b Chuck Roast Real Fancy Leg Lamb_ 2] ¢ 1. Tend Steaks 23c b Round or Sirloin SUGAR 10 51c Chickens__ 29(: Ib. Fancy Stewing - 25¢ ®. 25¢ b Smoked Hams Sugar Cured Good Smoked Sausage___ Ib. 15¢ Sliced Bologna_________ 1b. 17¢ Compound Lard . . 11Ye¢, Fresh Pork Shoulder___ 1b. 18c Lean Pork Chops______ Ib. 23¢ Table Roll Butter__ _1b. 33¢ Finest Corn Beef Sliced Bacon____ % Ib. pke. 16¢ Longhorn Cheese . ____ 1b. 2]c Bean Pork (Fat Back)_ ™. 121/¢ Pure Hog Lard, bulk __ 1. 121/¢ Plate Beef Pot Roagt____ Ib. 10¢ GROCERIES—FRUITS—VEGETABLES Family Size New Potatoes .. _____ 5 1bs. 15¢ Lge. No. 1 New Potatoes, 4 1bs. 17¢ Fancy Cucumbers____5 for 10c¢ Green Sugar Corn [New Texas Onions String Beans Be2l, Fancy Beets bunch 4¢, 3 for 10¢ 15¢ value Honey & Apricot Jam, special _ _._.Jar G¢ Sweet Cider, scant half gal. (jar free)_ Gallon Cider (j Vinegar, scant half (jar free) Gallon (jar free)___ Kale, Turnip Tops, The Three Busy | Kidwell’s Best: mone better at || any wrice. b Kidwell’s Cut Price Coffee » 14¢ 32712 M l St. N.W. N.E. MKT. 2153 Pa. : Elastie Belt SHORTS 68 3 for $2 __An exceptional group of splendid wearing covert shorts with elastic belt. The fancies are with self belts. Nicely tailored with slash pockets. Sizes 8 to 16. Air-Cooled Boys' Store—Second Floor. - Zipper or Gaucho Necks Y —Celanese or mesh in plain or fancy designs. Cool and practical for the boy who stays at home or goes to the country. Small, medium or large sizes. -Cooled Boys" vk Floor. 12th & H Sts. N.E. | Ave. N.W. and smartness! Whites, colors, patterns ... single breasteds, double breasteds. . . sports backs, plain backs! Palm Beach Tuxedos, $18.50 Air-Cooled Men's Store—Second Floor. McGregor ““Sea Buoy” Zipper Suit ~—Firm all-wool construction in an attractive new weave, with s = built-in elastic support and belt. Smart color combinations. Sizes ) 36 to 46. Jantzen De Luxe Topper —A convertible suit with de luxe features. Talon fastener s |_d permits quick removal of upper. Worsted flex belt and shaped » lastex support. MecGregor “Sea Mate” —A new waffle weave swim trunk of all-wool construction - with s built-in elastic supporter and belt. Smart looking! Snug fit- Y ting! New colors! Gantner “Wikie* —High-rise swim short famous for its excellent fitting quali- ties. Fashioned with built-in s supporter and smooth new lines. Splendid colors! (Snap- L J on shirt, $2). Air-Cooled Men's Store—Street Floor. SALE! Men's POLO SHIRTS ki A new low price J —This line-up looks like a review of all that’s new and smart in polo shirts for Summer, 1936! New colors, two-tones, tweed mixtures! Cord, one- IA\lxltton, !three-button and English collar styles! Alr-Cooled Men's Store—Street Floor.