Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1936, Page 15

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1636. ERNEST R GRAHAW ARCHITECT, DIES Designer of Union Station and City Post Office Was 68 Years 0ld. Prnest Robert Graham, 68, the architect who designed Union Station, the City Post Office at North Capitol street and Massachuseits avenue, and many of the Nation's most famous buildings, died yesterday at his home in Chicago. He had been in poor health several months, according to an Associated Press dispatch. Dr. Wilbur L. Post, his physician, said overwork might have contributed to his death. A tireless worker since young man- hood, Graham was credited by his sec- retary, Charles Murphy, with having built more buildings than perhaps any man since the time of Sir Christopher Wren, His work included landmarks of sev- eral cities, nearly a score of railway terminals, mountainous skyscrapers| For the first public television broad- and bank buildings. casts of a theatrical production in Designed Flatiron Building. London, the popullr Victorian com- Structures he designéd include the | edy, “Marigold,” now being presented historic Flatiron Building in New |at the Royalty Theater, has been se- | York, the Union Terminal of Cleve- |lected. The decision to include l‘ Architect Dies you want without bother or rush! PROGRESS exemplified by our policy of large sales and small profits, resulting in LOW PRICES that can’t be duplicated! But there is little need to stress our SAVINGS—to prove them to yourself just check the guaranteed MONEY-SAVERS in the THANKSGIVING SALE of QUALITY FOODS by the THANKSGIVING MARKET today, tomorrow and Wednesday. The time-honored festival—Thanksgiving—with feasting and gaiety the order of the day! Thoughts of PILGRIMS .. . and of the PROGRESS made since the first holiday feast! PROGRESS exemplified by the modern methods of food retailing . . . where everything for the table under one roof is cause for thanksgiving! PROGRESS exemplified by the nationally advertised QUALITY brands, which we stock exclusively! PROGRESS exemplified by our system of self-service, enabling you to select just what ERNEST R. GRAHAM. Play to Be Televised. ¢ Y One of America’s land, the Broad Street Station at Phil- adelphia and the Merchandise Mart of Chicago, called the world's largest London theater series in the regular television service was made after an experimental broadcast of the musical building. Chicago, where he had resided 48| wears, is dotted with monuments to his | play, “Two Bouquets,” privately, - had been given genius. He went there as assistant to |~ the late D. H. Burnham, one of the| city’s greatest architects. Burnham imparted to Graham his dream of |~ making Chicago a beautiful city. As assistant to Burnham, he had a major part in drawing plans for the ‘World's Columbian Exposition of 1893. Many Department Sfores. Department stores he built include reliable. Money-back gumntee. — o ZCOUGHS< due to colds soothed fast. One swal- low seems like a double dose. Pur 'THDXINE‘ Marshall Field & Co., Chicago; John | ‘Wanamaker and Gimbel Bros., Phila- delphia and New York; Filene's of Boston, Selfridge’s of London, the Higbee and May Co. stores, Cleveland. Other office buildings, public budld- ings and banks in his works include | the Chase National Bank Building and Equitable Building, New York: the | Post Office in Chicago, and Federal | Reserve Banks in Chicago, Kansas City, Detroit, Dallas, Denver, Okla-_ homa City and Omaha. Born in Lowell, Mich., on August 22, ( OLD TIME It’'s delicious and ready for the crust when you buy it. 1868, he attended the public schools there. He won degrees from Coe Col- lege in Iowa and the University of | Notre Dame. | He was senior partner in the firm of Graham, Anderson, Probst & White. | Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Ruby Leffingwell White, and a son, William Graham. | made with PURE RUMnnn SHERRY WALPOLE SAYS KING WON’T MARRY FRIEND ! English Writer Forecasts Decline of Talk of Mrs. Simpson and Edward. By the Associated Press. KANSAS CITY, November 23— Hugh Wapole, English writer, said Yyesterday he is not a gambling man, but he would “welcome a large wager” that King Edward will not marry Mrs. ‘Wally Simpson. “Edward is as likely to marry her | s I am” Walpole sald. “In a few | more weeks we'll hear no more about | Mrs. Simpson. J “The sz is high strung,” he ex- | plained. “He is nervous and enjoys | activity. He llkes interesting and amusing people. Mrs. Simpson is| not only amusing, but handsome. | Bhe and the King have been great friends for some time. That is the whole story.” ers... « o« come here. « . 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BOTTLE Ib. vec. tin drip or pulv. | COLESLAW POTATO SALAD * 196 MINCEMEAT i _ TASTE THE DIFFERENCE A steak or a roast wherever purchased is called the same, but there is a difference in the qual- ity which you can taste. GIANT sells the finest meats in the city at the lowest prices. Try GIANT QUALITY and taste the difference! Mo %FORE LEGS soneo wNo OF LAMB oLt ROLLED HOME DRESSED FRESH HAM FRESH PORK SHOULDERS MADE IN OUR OWN KITCHENS Roasting Fowl ___ Stewing Hens ____Ib. Fancy, plump and tender. Here are ducklings fit to grace the finest holiday table. If you want a change from 14 % Wania buy a dick? (4 chicken we suggest these, yet Ib. 28 they are only uaf Poultry is Home Dressed —which lullu locally or nearby killed. GM"I' poultry is kil one nieht t: A any er! AN "aes '\"“'I'}:" ":‘iimu'::rf)"z.r{;y‘ -"u‘é'u Wt ae fre Te eniiiled to Eel, It is shipped In Trom A e *Froren, some, hilled: and some. freshe ™ Even The freshest” takes ot least & week to get to you. 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SHE MUST WEAR 1ASIS SIROIL ON SALE AT ALL DRUG STORES NEW 1936 CROP CHESTNUTS &A™ _ 1. 10¢ Grapes._ CELERY STALKS ea. 5 € Hearts2 bus. ] Be In Three Groups BANANAS GOLDEN RIPE—DOZEN 12¢ 14¢ 16¢ The GIANT should be your a fisherman, you wouldn’t be from tiny bits of sweetness to purpose. Which is best for cocktails? Which for stewing? oyster bar solves that prob- lem easily and efficiently! STEWING OYSTERS 2 . |Be We reserve the right to limit quantities. “oyster house!” Not being | expected to know that oysters | range in sizes all the way f large pieces of delicacies. Or [ that there are many varieties, | each suited to a particular : Our | e a L ] 'They re lel—— ‘cause We Shuck em Wlnlo You Wait." LARGE WASHED BRAZILS 2 .. 35¢ LARGE 'UDD'D ALMONDS __—_m.35¢ WALNUTS | 7XNCY MIXED w. 23¢ Ib. 23C ?E'-C-—AS_NLSL ______ w. 23¢ think of OYSTERS you must think of Giant g Among the tasty popular types now available here are BLUE POINTS — CHINCO- TEAGUES—MARSH RIVER COVE—GARDINER BAY— POKOMOKE RIVER—LONG ISLAND COVE. MOST IMPORTANT of all— they are FRESH—as fresh can be! We'll shuck them right before you. That is just another reason why our Sea Food Dept. merits your KITCHEN FRESH confidence. SHRIMP 1- 43c COOKED AND PEELED For The Holiday B AC Breakfast— PORK FOR ROASTING HALF SUGAR-PICKLED Fresh Hams ™ 25¢ SUGAR-PICKLED BONELESS Corned Beef ~ 25¢ SWIFT'S PREMIUM SLICED Cooked Ham : 10¢ ON % 17c pkg. SUGAR CURED SLICED PURE PORK Prices effective Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday!