Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1936, Page 32

i)_8 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JULY 5, 1936—PART TWO. SOENCE TEAGHR 0y Wfifi@fi SHORTAGE SEE and here’s a sale of 29¢ and 39¢ e———— annd The Averue'=Tih, 0th and ® Bis, ONE DAY ONLY! Chemical Industry Absorbs Best Talent in Field, ; Paper Says. A shortage of competent teachers and research workers in educational institutions is threatened by a great increase in the flow of scientifically trained graduate students into the chemical indus- try, according to an editorial in the current issue of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry, publi- cation of the American Chem- ical Society. Even 1937 PhD.'s have been booked for jobs, the journal, of i whieh Dr. Harri- Dr. Howe. son E. Howe is editor, said, declaring that the cycle of increased demand for the best qualified chemists which followed the World War is being repeated. The editorial urged industry and education “to work out some co-op- erative plan to make it attractive to | selected men to remain in research and teaching and give leadership where it will actually do the greatest | good over a period of time.” The rapid expansion of the chem- N e i ) . . A. B. C. Printed Batistes—fine quality the decrease in the - number of those | ' A. B. C. Printed Dimities—sheer and cool Gitics and direct the activities of the A.B. C iz T inted Transparent Nets Zé’f;‘r'ffif”s &mnmenu in schools, the Dumari Fairyspun Batistes—pretty patterns i s tid 1a always for the beat Belleclaire Printed Voiles—soft and sheer Arnold’s Flock Dot Voiles—soft and fine Printed Kay Krinkle and Ryb Row trained men. Some of those who will take their doctorate in 1937 already are employed as of the date of their | degree. If this sort of thing contin- ; —Special purchases enables us to offer these beautiful fab- rics for such a low price at the height of the season. Just think of it, you can buy the material for a lovely summer dress for 76c—or even less. ues, how are we to be sure that the | graduates of the future will be ade- Wash Goods—Kann's—Air-Cooled—Street Floor, quately trained and up to the stand- | ard. Is it wise to leave to any cne but the very best among our scien-| tists the task of training successive | classes of the younger men?” { FINLAND WILL SEND SOVIET SPYTO U. S. By the Associated Press. HELSINGFORS, Finland, July 4— Arvid W. Jacobson, former Detroit school teacher who was sentenced to TOYOS "3.49 ETomogow will f?e a red-letter day for all ose who want fine hats and like to save! v was con- = 312%:’«-’1&:?;?:12”:?«»:1?::;,' asitvesd Come early and insure yourself a head start in today. chic for sultry Summer days . . . Head sizes His release came under an amnesty 21% to 23 inches. order issued by President Pehr Evind . Svinhufvud of Finland. | Kann's—Air-Cooled—Second Floor. Jacobson will be sent to the United States at once. The former school teacher and his| wife were among 10 persons arrested in October, 1933, as spies. Investiga- tion increased what officials called a league of spies to 28, who were tried and found guilty at Abo April 23, 1934. (The Finnish court held that Jacob- #on came to Finland in January, 1933, as a member of a spy group organized by the military attache and other of- ficials of the Soviet Legation.) A Special Purchase!? 10,000 Yards of New SILKS and ACETATES 79c to $1.00 [ - 4. Qualities— Now Only__ ® 39-in. Washable Printed Bemberg Sheers ® 39.-in. Pure-dye Silk Prints ® 39-in. Plain and Printed Shantungs ® 39-in. Novelty White Acetate Crepes l'l'S. $ l ® 39-in. Checked and Striped Taffetas 3.000 Pairs_ of SILK HOSEQ Regularly Higher Priced! Chiffons and Service Weights « « o —Perfect qualities and beau- U_]I]\(ll 'swckings. Chmons‘wg‘t& o / silk tops . .. service weig Paternlty of Boy . with lisle. ‘Al with picot edges, reinforced toe, heel and Triplets Puzzles welt. Summer shades for Judge in Florida white, pastels and neutral. ® 39 in. “Dearbrook” Printed Silk Chiffons —Six of the season’s most popular fabrics at a price that will tempt you to buy enough for several dresses. Beautiful plain colors . . . and glorious prints on light and dark BY the Associated Press, WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, July 4. —Circuit Judge C. E. Chillingsworth | faced the task today of determining the paternity of 9-month-old boy triplets claimed as sons by two men. Those hoping to prove their father- hood are T. J. Miller of West Palm Beach, who married the baby's mother, Mrs. Lois Johnson, last Feb- ruary, and Louis D. Pierre of Miami, who started court action yesterday to obtain custody of the children. Pierre obtained an order directing Mr. and Mrs. Miller to release the boys | or else show cause. They have until July 10 to file proceedings opposing the order. Both men first insisted the triplets were their sons last Winter when the Dade County Juvenile Court at Miami | took the children away from Mrs. Johnson after it found her unable to | support them. The mother later divorced her first husband, Aubrey Johnson, from whom she was separated, and married Miller despite Pierre’s protests that he, in- stead of the West Palm Beach man, ‘was the real father. The juvenile court then restored the triplets to the mother and they were brought here by the Millers. Glare! Glare! GLARE! —That’s what your eyes have to contend with during the Summer . . . And the result is eyestrain and headaches. —Equip your eyes with glasses that will eliminate GLARE. Glasses Complete '6.93 Price includes white single- vision lenses mounted in new sflyle pink gold-filled frames. (Tinted lenses at slight ad- ditional charge.) Use Your Charge Account or Cur Comvenient Budget Plan Street Floor y . $1.15 and $1.25 Silk Stockings —Two-thread chiffons and crepe twist stockings. Extra sheer qualities. Sizes 8% to 1015. Chiffon Knee-High Stockings, 2 Pairs —Good sturdy chiffon stockings with reinforced toe and s heel and lastex garter top that stays-up! No garter strain—fewer runs! Cool and comfortable. Children’s, Misses’, Women'’s Anklets, 6 Prs. —Plain and fancy—some with elastic tops, and all for- s merly higher priced. One pair will cost you 18c—buy six and save! Women’s Novelty Trimmed 12 A\ > ) —Five styles for your choosing : ... sheer, cool rayon gowns in $ pastel colors. Easy to launder ffll‘ and tuck in a small space. Sizes 16 and 17. With Detachable Tops Novelty Rayon Undies. .. 3 for sl —Panties, step-ins, briefs, bloomers and vests in regu- $3.95 to $5 $ Qualities ® lar and extra sizes. Chemise in regular sizes only. Rayon Gowns and Pajamas 81 —Rengo’s latest contribution to corset wearers. Well boned girdle designed of firm Summer mesh or beautiful brocade —$1.19 to $1.59 values. A variety of novelty styles. Tailored Rayon Undies. .. 2 for $l with net lined brassiere top, controlled diaphragm, forked shoulder' straps and fine quality elastic sections. Firm —>58c values. Panties, step-ins, bloomers and vests in regular sizes only. control, plus comfort and convenience. Sizes 34 to 44. _Kann's—Air-Cooled—Second Floor. Children’s Rayon Undies...3 for sl —Panties, bloomers and vests in sizes 2 to 16. Clearance! 35735 Pairs of Higl;er Priced WHITE SHO E S reduced to Kann’s—Air-Cooled—Street Floor. —1If you need new white shoes to finish out the Summer— now’s the time to get them and save money! Sandals, pumps, broadstraps—you’ll find them all in the assortment . . . Medium, square and round toe models, for dress, sports * i and street. Some are all white, others are in London tan and . pl‘. white combinations, All sizes 4 to 9 in the sale, but not every size in every style. Kann's—Air-Cooled—Fourth Floor, sl grounds. Silks—Kann's—Air-Cooled—Street Floor. ONE-DAY SPECIAL All-Over Dress LACES 79¢ Quality 59¢ Quality a9e vu A9e va. —Beautiful laces for evening and daytime dresses, blouses, etc. Now at prices that mean real savings. Cotton cord and jute types in a variety of pretty pat- terns and both pastel and dark colors. Laces—Kann's—Air-Cooled—Street Floor. TR e "