Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1936, Page 17

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, NOVEMBER 8, 1936—PART ONE. ADMR STANDLEY Bishop Lays Corner Stone uin sy Lansburghs ifies Situation b ' y CI:/::Lerftar;u:ctI?onn. ! : SEVENTH, EIGHTH and E STREETS Dlstrict 7575 Formal announcement of the deci- sion of Admiral William H. Standley, chief of naval operations, to end his - . 45 years of active service on January » f 1, was made by Secretary Swanson. : ‘The admiral, who, although 64 on & # . December 18, would not be forced to retire at this time because of his high rank, clarified the situation by taking * voluntary action under the law which permits retirement after 40 years of & 2 ] i . service. . ] 3 It 15 widely expected that Admiral - 3 K 0 \ i ur l ‘5 William D. Leahy, now in command . o » = . . of the battle force, will be appointed - Ry . 5 . § to succeed him as chief of naval opera- . % _ % : ; tions. The announcement of Admiral v . 4 ; Standley's decision to retire also : . ; aroused speculation over the likelihood E - v e #* 2 p” ) that he may be asked to serve on the : ; ot (. . a new Maritime Commission. i A 4 2 aEE s 2 el | ol A% Mallinson’s velvets Admiral Standley said: . & A “On December 18, 1936, I will be » R ¢ x 3 w 64 years 01?- ‘h:fl age ";“ ALy : ; s Jpwai \ You don’t often find such fine transparent velvet retirement for officers of the Navy § sl 7 i) X # £ ot 2 2 | ' "below the grade of vice admiral,’ and, : ; ’ " 41 ? and such a low price going hand in hand! _It's rich, - DUt e factian T bold the afice | : . ’ i e 7, lustrous and has exquisite draping qualities. In 30 e e : . . ; . LU L2 oo o artist-inspired colors—besides black and white. ausomatioally “become - eftpctie ort - : Suitable for street, afternoon and formal wear. January 1, 1937. i : : Z . “In order that there may be no un- | 3 certainty as to my status and that there may be no embarrassment in naming my succgssor, I hereby sub- | mit my application for retirement | Ri & E. Freeman, Bishop of Washington, is ‘e & PY A s > H | ight Rev. James E. Freeman, Bishop a. gton, ro! 5 siter 40 years' service (section 3811 shown as he officiated yesterday at the corner stone laying at B peste PO y “ss me [ ] Clo S e = ““'1 1‘;3‘."5, code), effec- | 330 new Trinity Episcopal Churc®, Piney Branch road and Dahlia § : fnozlomg‘:;fig ‘on Aflmlral Stand- street, Takoma Park. The Rev. Reno S. Harp, jr., rector of the e jcon el church, is looking on. o A glittering investment you don’t meet up with gey;e::[r';';:fé‘f o wctive iy, the of early English Gothic architecture, the church will cost .;h g 9 Y B l 59 [ ] yard i every day. These are smart silver and gold com- “The career of Admiral Standley, about $48,000 when completed and will seat about 250. It was = 5 ry Y. go % designed by Philip Hubert Frohman, architect of the Wash- binations with white- black, red qreen and blue. T e o Jealk | ington Cathedral. g —Star Staff Photo. Only 300 yards at this special . —and you'll the naval profession. ~Admiral Stand: : NS s o IS SPeCio] PrCESOICyou ley saw active service in two wars, as ! want enough for blouses and dresses. well as combat service during the - Philippine insurrection. In commend- ing him for his valor at Baler, Philip- . pine Islands, during the pacification 3 F B d Campaign, Secietary of the Navy Long amous ranas wrote in part: ‘Your conduct in thus T e ’ » | Lustrous black velvet enemy merits and receives the highest , A - ! commendation of the Department.’ e ¢ 1 1 : T addifion 10, his' 0 ctigitted ] Erect pile. Silk face. Two important fea- 9 - ® J yard service as a naval officer, Admiral A \ . tures you'd never associate with this low price. A Standl Vs oited twi to dis- Q £ SRR e s S e fabric and color that always have a place in the 85 a member of the American delega- ; 5 fashion sun. 40-inches wide—in a weight that’s yal‘d tion to the General Disarmament Con- ~ ference held in London in 1934; the ; suitable for wraps and dresses. second time as a delegate of the United States to the London Naval Conference 2 » & of 1935. Together with his colleague, i the Honorable Norman H. Davis, he ,. 5 o ? 3 #igned on behalf of the United States i - the London naval treaty which was : 2 5 g _ Al o usquehanna crepes “Admiral Standley’s conduct of the s 5 - e oL ‘:\ 4 % 5 vl in. office of chief of naval operations, the highest post in the naval service, has been ditinguished by sound and orig- : b 1 . 2 a00ed et This fabric.was never made to sell at 88¢c a action, and has greatly contributed to : A $ n £ e e b tting yard! Ultra-new with its dull rough surface and e the welfare and efficiency of the Navy.” 3 T . " —Third Floor. \ A . 5 satin back. Ultra smart in its 1936 colors— S ———=sg Y Al 2 : coronation blue, coronation red, balsam green ALBERTA DEBT MOUNTS Chinese green, French wine, black and so on. EDMONTON, Alberta, November 7 N ‘ = LANSBURGH'S—PIECE GOODS—THIRD FLOOR. yard (#).—Alberta’s debt increased by $7,- MeCALL presents (34 = > 2 Mail d Ph Private Lives Onders. DL T3S 81, 1936, Provincial Treasurer Cock- roft announced today. . A cash deficit of $1,650,792 was re- ported on ordinary running expenses. MONDAY and TUESDAY i A a a L4 schemes of the social credit govern- On Our Third Floor mment, the liquor control board, netted ) : 30 333 g N : @ Intimate A~ el i } , 8 profit of $1,843,589, The other, Al- berta government telephones, showed ® net deficit of $288,797. ‘ L you can mcke , Arthur, alias Richard, Half- L . Yy . yourself from Mc- - . 3 gap, ?i‘rrzaslted hztre‘ yesterday - .' C a” P 1t e V. Feder: ents in connec- A i J ! tlz:lm with thaegalleged kidnap- : auerns: E . rl S 1 | I ell O t S ing of a Capitol Heights book- B « . 8- 5 | keeper, who was forced to open N\ A fascinating show of 1 his employer’s safe, which was robbed of $1,232. Halfpap’s : < . . under cover fashions g f A luxurious background for your prize turkey. Our own brother, Warren, also was ar- 2 5 ¢ v ey : - [ [ Richelieu cloths—of fine Irish linen—in an extra heavy double :;Stsegxt‘ ’;’ltehn'ziacnat“' Ty e - N S8 ot Iounge'-ot‘ ] damask pattern—the quality that becomes brighter and more [ ] : ‘ home styles. Things lustrous with each washing. Every one hand-hemmed. With y m:g :m: 'S‘:rbs’:;x:n(g; Z - you can easily make { | . patterns you'll rave about: rose, chrysanthemum and Marie he was transferred to Atlanta, where et L | , Antoinette. Be was ranuierred to Atanta, whers \ yourself—which’ll cost 1 72x72-in—6.95 72x108-in.—895 7 : « uawd in connecting bim with the pres- & ' practically nothing — = 22-in. napkins—8.95 doz. Warren, according to Hoover's A and earn you the repu- statement, has been arrested in Phil- ] -4 sdelphia and Washington on charges ‘tation of an extrava- of automobile stealing, but his record ? gant giver, The show- Goe not. s the dispoion of these Mail and Phane Ordars, DI 7575 ing’s directed by Miss | ’ Get Set for Thanksgiving With cases. 3 Bowman refused Jast night fo dis- e 8 g0 g : e ‘8 Reinito Gardner, Mc- S It m':}d » ) L y ! " 63x86-in. Italion Hand-Embroidered Cloths...-..3.99 + 9-Pc. Royon Dinner Sets with 58x78-in. cloth....8.95 and local police said last night they y 3 . ; afl s%ylist. | 66:84-in. Irish Linen Cloths.... . 4.95 7. Gross Linen Lunch Sets with 54x54-in. cloth.2.59 knew nothing about it and did not < 3 \ 9-Pe. Linen Dinner Sets with 66x86-in. cloth.. 5 ? m' where the brothers were being ”s ” A . ) 68x90-in Tuscany Loce Cloths. Handmade.. 67x88-in. Imported Filet Lace Clothscemeacess-1.95 R Kidnaping - agents, was in the pocket of a coat that Arthur threw away in the hope | of avoiding identification. They quoted Arthur as saying he stuffed the bills hastily in his coat pocket at the time of the robbery and forgot to remove them before throwing the coat away after releasing Bowman. Arthur, the agents said, told them he could not remember where he discarded the coat. Has Record of Arrests. Arthur Halfpap, who is known also 8s Arthur Cayton, has a record of several arrests in the District for un- lawful use of automobiles. On Jan- . uary 18, 1933, he was sent to Lorton reformatory to serve an indeterminate A AR ARV SR AR S N o + SEVENTH, EIGHTH ond € STREETS nn&uummm .