Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1936, Page 4

KUHN RE-ELECTED BYEDITORS' GROUP A. P. Newspaper Managers Again Name Evening Star Executive. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, November 14.—Oliver Owen Kuhn of The Evening Star, Washington, D. C., today started an- other term as chairman of the Asso- clated Press Managing Editors’ Asso- clation after reselection at the organi- pation’s annual meeting here. The association decided at its con- eluding two-day session yesterdsy to meet in New Orleans next year. The next convention will run three days, October 7, 8 and 9. one of them to be devoted to a general discussion of local newspaper problems, In addition to choosing & chair- man and 18 members for the Execu- tive Committee, the editors laid plans for the appointment of & permanent secretary, whose duties will include contacting managing editors for dis- cussicn of mutual problems. ‘Members of the new Executive Com- mittee are: Roy Roberts of the Star, Kansas City; J. R. Record, the Star-Telegram, Fort, Worth, Tex.; George H. Adams, the Journal, Minneapolis; Palmer ‘Hoyt, the Oregonian, Portland, Ore.; Hal O'Flaherty, Chicago Daily News, Chicago; R. W. Simpson, the Tribune, Tampa, Fla; Floyd Merrill, the Tribune, Greeley, Colo.; Walter M. Harrison, the Daily Oklahoman, Okla- homa City; Basil Walters, the Regis- ter-Tribune, Des Moines, Iowa; M. V. Atwood, the Gannett newspapers, Rochester, N, Y.; John M. O'Connell, Jr, the News, Bangor, Me.; Arthur Traynor, the Booth papers, Saginaw, Mich.; J. A. Stuart, the Star, Indian- apolis; Clarke Salmon, the Item- ‘Tribune, New Orleans; J. P. Miller, the Morning News and Evening Press, Savannah, Ga.; Marvin H. Creager, the Journal, Milwaukee; N. R. Howard, the Plain Dealer, Cleveland, and Joseph O. La Gore, the Sun-Democrat, Paducah, Ky. Wilson Hicks, executive assistant in charge of the Associated Press Wire- photo Service, opened discussion of wirephotos and newspaper illustration at the concluding session, while Alan Gould, Associated Press general sports editor, discussed the sport report. DRIVING WHILE DRUNK. Prancis A. Heaton, Virginia, $100 or 30 days. SECOND-OFFENSE SPEEDING. Earl R. Shipley, 842 Howard road $outheast, $10. Arthur C. Murr, 1826 G street, $10. FIRST-OFFENSE SPEEDING. Albert Wood, Maryland, $10. Ralph L. Warren, 3208 Thirty- eighth street, $10. William M. Ashby, Maryland, $10. Stewart D. Ethelridge, 1420 Swann street, $15. Arthur N. Williamson, 2417 Nichols avenue southeast, $5. Ralph E. Crown, Maryland, $10. Rex W. Minckler, Maryland, $10. % Charles M. Andre, Bennings, D. ., $5. Theodore S. Rowe, 4224 Foote street northeast, $10. Kermit F. Bartley, Virginia, $5. Thomas H. Welsh, jr., Maryland, $10. Lemuel A. Fraser, 6902 Piney Branch road, $10. George S. Kennings, Maryland, $10. Aloysius Price, 1115 H street, $10. Horace S. Cammack, 3820 Ingomar street, $5. Sidney H. Yockelson, 5625 Georgia avenue, $5. Jerome H. Brown, New York, $10. Solomon Love, 1355 H street north- east, $5. John H. Jennings, jr., Virginia, $10. Joseph H. Weiberding, 1717 G street, $5. John H. Johnson, 208 G street northeast, $10. Ralph Lowe, 712 G street north- east, $25. Nils Foss, Virginia, $10. Ralph H. Winslow, American Uni- Wersity, $5. James W. Sawyer, 1704 Hobart street, $10. Murhl T. Lawson, 1737 A atreet southeast, $5. PERMIT SUSPENSIONS. Floyd H. Abraham, 1334 Montague street, 30 days. Wiley K. Beale, 1409 Kennedy street, 80 days. James F. Bean, 4804 Forty-first Street, 30 days. Moe M. Bernstein, 414 Delafleld place, second offense, 30 days. Arthur C. Blomgren, 5429 Cathedral avenue, 30 days. Fred A. Boehner, 528 Third street, 80 days. John W. Brightenburg, 5726 Con- duit road, 15 days. John D. Brooks, 1910 Calvert street, 15 days. James A. Brown, 1438 B street southeast, 15 days. John H. Calomeris, 606 H street, 30 days, Raymond E. Devonshire, 701 Farra- gut street, 30 days. Cecil M. Eskridge, 1719 West Vir- ginia avenue northeast, 30 days. William P. Finnin, 2532 Twelfth street, 30 days. ‘Willie R. Gay, 516 T street, 15 days. Solomon Greenbaum, Portner Apartments, 30 days. James F. Griffin, 209 Tenth street southwest, 30 days. illam H. James, 5310 Sherift toad, 15 days. Lewis M. Lind, Silver Spring, Md., 80 days. James J. McQuade, 1521 Elliott Pplace, second offense, 30 days. Charles W. Miller, 1650 Harvard street, second offense, 30 days. Richard A. Murphy, 142 Thirteenth street southeast, 15 days. Bernard J. O'Nell, 1114 Neal street northeast, 15 days. Curtis 5. Owens; 1413 C street southeast, 15 days. ‘.sumuex L. Parker, 501 L street, 45 y8. James H. Peacock, :1451 Park road, $0 days. : : Daughter Named “Eleven.” a real name is calling THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1936. WodODWARD & Lot QX . The Christmas StOre =t —for the 56th time the whole store is bustling with the festive excitment that climaxes months of preparation to make yours a truly merry ROP “All through the house,” to paraphrase a poem that is part and parcel of Yuletide, every “creature’’ has been stirring to make your Christmas shopping as exhilarating to the pulse—and as simplified, withal—as it should be. Your entire list—Grandmother, Dad, Mother, the youngsters, friends, all the names it may number—has been anticipated. There are practical gifts and gifts unblush- ingly frivolous—'‘remembrances” and “lavish gestures”—prices for every purse. Everything thought of—from the most exciting of toys to be found beneath a tree to the very essential sweets. With, of course,all the trimmings—the colorful, crackling papers—the ribbons for intricate small or smashing big bows—even to the last jolly seal. “All through the house"’—ways and means of making Christmas as joyous in antici- pation as on the shining day itself. And all presented in the superb manner you ex- pect at Woodward & Lothrop. —Qur Christmas Wreath of Services A complete circle of the added helps you need to make shopping go smoothly from start to finish— to preserve every bit of the gala spirit that belongs to the Christmas season, MEET YOUR FRIENDS conven- iently on our G Street Balcony (First Floor) or the Tea Room Bal- cony (Seventh Floor). A PERSONAL SHOPPER will be pro- vided to aid and expedite your shop- ping, if you wish. Apply to any floor manager or service desk. PARCELS AND WRAPS MAY BE CHECKED (without charge) at the checking counter adjoining the First Floor Service Desk, also at the ;’Ieu Room Check Room, Seventh oo, PURCHASES MAY BE WRAPPED AS GIFTS, upon request . . . and delivered to any shipping point in the United States, if shipping charges are not disproportionate to the amount of the purchase. INITIALS may be added to gifts of silver, jewelry or leather—at no ad- ditional charge. Monograms or special designs on articles of this type—or others of appropriate character—at a slight additional ~harge. ON THE FOURTH FLOOR is the Rest and Retiring Room. On appli- cation to the attendant there, writ- ing supplies will be furnished. MAIL YOUR PACKAGES from the convenient G Street Branch of the United States Post Office, located on our First Floor. THE ELECTRIC STAIRWAY, run- ning from the Down Stairs Store to the Fourth Floor, can transport 8,000 persons an hour. SIXTEEN HIGH - SPEED ELEVA- TORS can carry thousands of shop- pers each hour to the nine floors of the Christmas Store. THE TEA ROOM (Seventh Floor) and the Fountain Room (Down Stairs Store) are delightful places to enjoy luncheon and afternoon re- freshment during your shopping. BRING YOUR LIST of gifts you wish to buy. The floors on which the merchandise may be found will be noted for you by any floor man- ager or service desk. | Are You Sending Gifts Abroad Listed below are the dates of departure (from New « York) of vessels which will carry the last package that can be delivered in foreign countries before Christmas. Be sure to allow one week for your pack- age to be sent to New York. November 25 December 11 December 11 —-December 11 —-December 11 —-December 10 ngary Ireland (North) ____December 11 Irish Free State. Italy --December 11 Netherlands ~-December 11 —-December 11 —_December 11 --December 11 —-December 10 December 11 —--December 4 Packages for Australia, China or Japan, by way of California; should be mailed by November 18. i 3