Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1937, Page 36

B—16 =* CITIZENS INCENSED AT FISCAL REPORT Randle Highlands Associa- tion Declares Findings k Are Unfair. Indignation over the report of the Jacobs Committee on Fiscal Relations was expressed at the meeting last night of the Randle Highlands Citi- zens' Association. Branding the report unfair to the taxpayers of the District, the associa- tion unanimously voted that letters be sent to the District and Appropria- tion Committees of the House and Senate protesting against approval of the recommendations. A letter was directed to the Federa- tion of Citizens’ Associations in sup- port of its stand in seeking an in- junction against the Public Utilities Commission to prohibit the purchase of additional one-man street cars. The group went on record as in favor of shorter runs for street car routes in an effort to improve service. It was pointed out that on the present long runs & single tie-up disrupted sched- ules. Through the efforts of the associa- tion, a petition has been signed by residents of Randle Highlands and gent to the Zoning Commission urging that class A residential property be changed to class A restricted. Unani- mous approval of the proposed sewer | project at Oxon Run Valley was voiced. The Membership Committee report- ed that 11 new members had been added to the rolls and that there were 41 renewals. i e Births Reported. John and Narcissa Hally. girl. Max and Sonia White. “ Cecil and Eleanor Davis. ®irl. Robert and_ Agnes Wilson. sirl. John and Gertrude Palmer. sirl, Russell and Lena Whitt. girl Emmett and Elizabeth Roberts. girl. over and Gertie Collins. girl ‘homas an Ejizabeth Davis. girl Bennett and Barbara King. boy. George and Helen Downs. boy. Albert and Hazel Taylor. boy. James and Partheinia Randall boy. Clarence and Margaret Miller. boy. Henry and Virginia Irons. boy. Walter and Louise Earl. boy. Ernest and Goldie Mayo. boy. Oliver and Iva Keves. boy. Paul and Katherine Sours. boy. Clvde and Otilia Smith. boy Edward and Bettie Walker. boy. Charles and Ethel Gillan, girl. John and Edna Clement, girl. Teon and Louise Reeves. girl, James and Ena Muldoon. girl. Druce and Pearl Funderburke. girl. Charles and Clara Steelman, girl. Cari and Margaret Temple. girl. len and Eloise Randall. gir bert and Mary MacLeod, girl. William and Timoxena Rousseau. girl. Harry and Margare, Stursls, girl. s Margie Burke. & Jorprand Raiilo, girl. osenblatt. irl. Maurice and Cathy Donald and_Ann Ehitman. boy. Albert and Mary McDonald. boy. Walter and Addie Holder, boy. Walter and Helen Moler. boy. aymond and Dolena Stoneburner, boy. yilliam and Genevia Washington. girl. —_— Marriage Licenses. les H. Morton. 3 Columbla rd.. m‘:l’:fl"E‘hE\ M. Crais. 741 T st.; V. N. J. Smith. Philip J. and Marion L. B st. n.e.. Rev. T. F. Sweeney. e G. Arends. 26, 4418 13th pl. ne, T Gise £, Vosel. 24. Bremen, Ind.; Rev. W. T. Vogel i enjamin S, Simpson. 47, and Dorothy M. Bepiamin S $im%oth ot Richmona: Rev. e Beacom, 21 . 5327 Tlinois ave. uchholl 3321 Sth Delmer M. Alderon. Laura A. Brayon, Judge Nathan Cay! Binell W. Cuppett. 33. and Geneva A. Skipper. 20, both_of Gienn Dale, Md.; . H. V. Schaeffer. 26, and both of Robert Anderson. 2328 st.. and Maggie Jones, 20, 2478 Philip ct.: ‘T. Harvey. . T. Harvey Andrew J. Gerber. 4npe & Shields. Thomas W Moore. Jr. 28, and Ruth Scherer. 26, both of Richmond: Rev. Jr. 21. 1120 Morse st. lotzback, 21, 1216 Dowling. 13th st. se. and Swansea, 8. C.; a) Manley. 48. and Beulah Tim- both of Kansas City, Kans.: 5, Bristol. Tenn, and 3 Honea Path, 8. C.; 944 Rhode V. 3 Il rd.: Rev nce. Sidney Brenner Madison st. and Freda L. Dekelbaum. 3502 Center st.; Rev. M. H. Levin Herman Sykes. 29, st.. and Charlotte R. Beach, 29. 7 Spring rd.; Justice F. Dickin: s William M.’ Gibson. nd Margaret E. Poehlmon. 21, both of Alexandria, Va. Rev. Francis ¥i Tommie Jackson. £34 N st._and Elsle 1,112 M st.; Rev. A, C. . Thomas, Forster. and Corine_Latimore, R. T. Jefiries Pavne, 15, 20, both of 49 Hanover st.. Rev. s Thomas M. Gentle. 29. 1104 Sth st.. and Nina B. Jarelle. 24, 1315 Fairmont st.; Rev. M. P. Germi ncan H. Brooks, 2830 20th st.. and 8 Lexington Bi.: Ethel M. Frame. Rev. C H. Jope. €urran J. de Bruler. 28, 2000 Co: ave. ‘and_Marion E, Woolsey, 15th st.: Rev. F. J. Sheen. i Famous Pennsylvania Anthracite Rescreened and guaranteed, WHITE ASH Stove___$12.70 Egg --$1240 Nut ___ 12.70 Pea .. 10.70 Buckwt. 8.65 Half Stove, Half Pea__ 11.70 Also VIRGINIA Stove. 10.25 POCAHONTAS Stove..10.15 Egg -.$1040 Nut Md. Smokeless Eg; FAIRMONT Eg; LOECOST Egg An_ excellent low. conl— has only a thin, light smoke, It carried in—30c¢ ton extra B. J. WERNER 1937 5th N.E. NOrth 8813 ESTABLISHED 1823 ’Tbc New ‘SMALL *595 GRAN‘D Bench._Deliv- ery. Service ‘Extra, Though at the. lowest price in its history it is traditionally Chickering in fineness of workman- ship, finish and quality. EASY TERMS ARTHUR JORDAN Piano Company 1239GSt. Cor. 13th Rev. | Arthur P. Frantz. 57 Catherine P. | What happens in far off parts of the world interest Frank Lee Morris, 10, son of Mrs. G. Kersiotes, 4620 Fifth street, a pupil in the fourth grade at Job Barnard School. photograph of the Belgian Congo. Tomorrow: Benjamin Kess= ner, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Kessner, and Nick Argyropoulos, son of Mrs. Atheana Argyropoulos, Park View School. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1937. Young Washington He is studying a —Star Staff Photo. |WARRINGTON RE-ELECTED AERO CLUB PRESIDENT| Louis R. Inwood Is Chosen First Vice President—Directors Are Also Named. Re-election of Chester H. Warring- ton as president of the Aero Club of Washington, chapter of the National Aeronautic Association, was an- nounced today by N. A. A. officials. Warrington also is president of the Washington Air Derby Association, | but will retire from this post at the end of the present association year, January 19. Other officers elected to serve with Warrington are Louis R. Inwood of the airmail division, Interstate Comse merce Commission, first vice presi- dent; Richard Boutelle, Bureau of | Air Commerce, second vice president; John S. Wynne, chief of the P. W. A. airports section, Bureau of Air Com- | merce, third vice president; Allen | Smythe, secretary, and J. B. Peter- son, treasurer. Newly elected trustees are Dr. George W. Lewis, director of research, National Advisory Committee for | Aeronautics; Dr. Roy Whitehead, chief of the medical section, Bureau | of Air Commerce; Mrs. Mary Foley Benson and John F. Victory, secre- tary of the N. A. C. A. $348,000,000 Invested. Japan has invested $348,000,000 in | Manchuria since 1931. Deaths Reported. Alice T. Davis, Josephine Burke. Sadie F. Amity. Annie I. Smith. Augustus Davis st | ) ‘Wyoming ave._ 3 Park rd. Legation st. 3is H st George Washington | Hosbital Arthur D. Bow Golder Heflin, Fitzhugh And. ave. James V. Burke. Collin M. Bowen. Clarence 'Hollis. Lucile Devine. Ga Edith Klonuheskie, Hospital Infant James Steinbach. Children's Hos- | t pital umbia Hospital. 4820 Haver st. n.e. | allinger Hospital. & Freedmen's Hos- 10th and K sts. Hospital 0 Wisconsin | dmen's Hospital J. L. FLY IS APPOINTED T.V.A. GENERAL COUNSEL | Lilienthal Holds Action Fitting Recognition of Responsibilities and Past Service. James Lawrence Fly, general so- licitor of the Tennessee Valley Au- thority, today was made general coun- sel of the same agency. David E. Lilienthal, T. V. A. director, who suggested the change in title, re- marked: “It seems to me the board’s action in conferring upon Mr. Fly the title of | general counsel is a fitting recogni- tion of his present responsibilities and past services.” Fly resigned a post as special as- | sistant to the Attorney General in | August, 1934, to become general so- licitor at the T. V. A. He was born, in Texas, graduated from the Naval | Academy, served in the Navy until | 1923, and then took a course at the | Harvard Law School, from which he | graduated in 1926, I South Africa’s building boom is con- tinuing. B You get variety and value here. See our big stock. E. Morrison Paper Co. | Pa. Ave. Phone NA. 2945 Blue Ridge . Na_ Hard Anthracite Special Stove __ Special Furnace _ Chestnut _ Pea 4y Tang o'the Sea, /-\ BSTERS : L%az%zicl;;t? ine ot colds in a few hours if taken as with makeshift, half-way measu QUICKLY | RELIEVEDWITH MILBURN'S CAPSULES COMMON COLDS take a heavy toll of time, health and money each year . . . beesusethey are not treated promply.' MILBURN'S CAPSULES relieve common colds ! quick. They start work immediately . . . make you feel better right away. By antipyretic action tend to reduce fever. ‘They curb nasty symptoms of a cold quickly and often stop Lump and fine coal hlgxfli Jump coal delivered in Guarantee: If you are we will take it bac Over 20,000 new customers in three pleased wit BLIND PERSONS’ WORK IS ON DISPLAY HERE Exhibit Including Various Aids for Sightless Set Up at Calvert Hall. An exhibit of work by the blind and aids for the blind has been set up at the United Food Shows at Cal- vert Hall. It is conducted by a group of blind students at the Columbia Polytechnic Institute. French Hufty, secretary of the institute, is in charge of the exhibit. A group of blind persons are shown caneing chairs, stringing rackets, making mops, brooms and leather articles. There are shown also the new talking books and methods of making Braille. . Pago Pago, capital of American Samoa, has a population of 611. COAL HUFNAGEL COAL CO. & ALASKA COAL CO. 2.210 Ibs. to the ton. Every Pound Delivered in Bags to Your Bin at No Extra Charge PA. BLACK DIAMOND—Bitu- s Hard Structure. ¢ Site. $8.5 m POCAHONTAS — Smokeless; no highest grade bitu- ize. $10.90; Stove. All Sizes of Old Company’s Fal i gh Hard Cosl. Thoroughly Rescreened and Guaranteed. We Deliver '4-Ton Orders. Dial NA. 5885 or Jackson 2000 Phone Orders—DAY OR NIGHT GOING OUT TONITE? All dated for a large evening? Take our tip and go ... ‘ SWANEE ‘ lts. You're assured of a good time at Swanee. Meet your friends at this gay nite spot. Featuring PHIL OBRIEN and his Swing- masters. Ladies, 55c: Men, 75c. Dancing_begins at 9:30 P. M. Beer and wine served at tables. Dancing here every Wednesday, Saturday and Sun- day nites Blue Ridge Smokeless No Smoke, Soot or Gas Egg Size _ 80% Lump separately, showing vou get correct amount of o your bin at no extra charze h our coal after burning it 48 hours, fund your money on portion not used. vears in Baltimore and Washington. There Is a Reason Why World’s Largest Retailers of Virginia Anthraci Blue Ridge Coal Alexandria Road, So. Washington, Va. ORDERS TAKEN <=7 Miners of Virginia Amthracite Hard Coal ME. 3545—Jack. 1900 L 9 P.M. Co. FIGHT COLDS and COUGHS with this 3-WAY TREATMENT 1. Relieve common ecolds with MIL. BURN'S CAPSULES, the quick- acting cold capsules. 2. Relieve coughs due to ecolds with HALL'S EXPECTORANT, plessant cough syrup. 8. Relieve masal congestion with MILBURN'S CAPSULES are not a cure-all, but were devel- oped especially for the treatment of colds. Don’t waste time res. Get a package of MIL- BURN'S CAPSULES now and start taking them at once. MILBURN'S CAPSULES ON SALE AT PEOPLES DRUG STORES AND OTHER GOOD DRUGGISTS “~ KEYS NOSE DROPS, in the handy o dropper bottle. 9ANC 909 F ST. N.W. SAVE S%¢ 757 Sweeping Reductions throughout the store. Some items below actual cost. Naturally we are unable to fill mail orders or phone orderl... No returns—all sales must be final. Because of limited quantities in some instances, all items subject to previous sale. ol EXTRA SPECIALS $44.50 New R. C. A, Radio (1 only) 324.50 $79 New 1936 R. C. A. Radio 344.50 $250 New 1936 R. C. A. 15-Tube Radio (less than cost) *148 $17 Solid Maple 46 Bed (2 to Sell) $ 9.60 $35 Frieze London Club Lounge Chair 322.60 $43 Reclining Chair and Ottoman. Spring Up- holstered Suit and Bed $ 2 8.55 $40 Lounge Chair and Ottoman 829.20 $125 Kidney Shape French Sofa Green Damask $ 78 $150 Imported Chinese Hand-carved Camphor Chest *68 $32.50 9x12 All-wool Axminster Rugs (3 to sell) 19 $25 Box Springs 81 4.20 $25 Inner Spring Mattress $ 1 4.75 $16.50 Walnut Server $ 8.60 $42 Mahogany Buffet 324.60 $45 Walnut Dining Room Table, 10 Legs 5284 $30 Twin Studio Couch 5795 8 ’1 9'40 %5?5 I'.ollll)l XV 2-piece Living Room Suite. Antiqu s 154 s]o_sg \Z ..h:I"l_gbf.bineg elvet. Down Seats = ' /5 8295 adio Table Odd Pieces Priced for Clearance $37.50 Medern Waluut Twin £ 4.80 $80 Down-filled Tapestry 339_75 Bed ‘ $9.80 LANSTYLE SUITES REDUCED Sale Price $79 $195 $195 $136 $132 $148 $158 $107 $108 $105 §110 $97.80 $118 $48 $105 Former Price 5110 275 8375 $200 195 200 200 $140 8160 149 $165 5145 $160 80 $145 3-Pc. Modern Walnut Bedroom 4-Piece Bed Room Suite, solid mahogany, Colonial reproduction G'rund Rapids Make, Moderne Bed Room Suite, 4 pieces (floor sample) 3-Piece Modern Bed Room Suite in fine O nut. Bed, chest and vanity Genuine Walnut Veneer Bed Room Suite, 4 pieces, handsome waterfalls fronts Fren.ch Design 2-Pc. Living Room Suite, down-filled cushions, hand carved frame 2-Piece Custom Built Living Room Suite, in figured mohair Soli'd Walnut Frame 18th Century Living Room Suite. 2 pieces in tapestry Modern 2-piece Ljving Room Suite, two-tone tapestry_ Solid Oak Dinette Suite, 6 pieces; buffet, china cabinet, refectory table and 3 chairs to match 2-Piece Genuine Figured Frieze Kroeher Living Room Suite 10-Pc. Mnden_u Dining Room Suite, in genuine walnut veneers. See it Soli'd Del Ray Mahogany Dinette Set, 2 benches, 2 chairs, table. Ideal for apartments, breakfast room__ Kroehler-built 2-piece frieze Bed Davenport Suite___ 18th Century Mahogany Dining Room Suite, 10 pieces, a real buy g $20 Tapestry Cogswell Lounge Chair Lnun(:) Chair, floor sample __ 31 2.60 ;fik’ ";“_‘h‘o';us“fi:“‘r"“m $23-40 $17.50 Solid Maple Lounge . $5.95 Hand-Hooked Gt - $17.50 Modern Desk $35 Duncan Phyfe Dining Walnat Room Table ___ $15 Solid Oak Server, $9.86 now $50 Solid Mahogany C $6 Simmons Metal Beds, dale Occasianal Chair- 3/3 and 4/6 Sizes Only 13 $42.50 Walnut China Cabinet. 1tosell _____ $30 Boudoir Chair, crewel up- holstery, 1 to sell $27.50 Tapestry Lounge Chair, a splendid value = $40 Tapestry Lounge Chair, 2 il | ml $2.98 $19.80 $1.88 $6 Scoop Seat Occasional Chatie= " " $30 Governor Winthrop Desk Q1 _only) $3.00 Modern Jr, Lamps $35 Mahogany Duncan Phyfe Dining Room Table _ 329.80 $26.50 Solid Mahogany 4.6 Poster Bed, Pineapple Tops "14'80 $20 Solid Maple Dressing Table, 89-70 :m. mirror o 50 Solid Rock Maple X Chen i 52870 95.00 Oriental Walnut Vanity, e aes e 449,50 Open a “J. L.” Budget Charge Account IUS LAN&BUBGH utu[fm:e omyany ' 909 F STREET N.W. WHERE MOST SMART PEOPLE SHOP $395 2 $65 Upholstered Love Seat, $37-40 0dds and Ends Curtains onsmaiteiheds Values to $4.95, Now i S Cemtian g Dere S CoXee 5940 z;b(l;adm;‘hogany v_eneww" e ot Hanging “Whatnot” 50% Off $18 Duncan Ph :e :m Leaf 5152’3 Table Lamps, Values to d i 5 313 Shelves, ivory or walnut Table _ _ $25; Floor Samples, $17.50 76-piece Silver and Glass Choice y Dinner Set, service for 6 3.95 1 only, Gate-leg Table, :Alll)“;:ua Maple $40 Kroehler Frieze Lounge Chair, Now $8 Glass-top Cocktail Table $ 4 40 79c Sofa Pillows, Assorted Colors, 57¢ $15 Occasional Chair, solid walnut, spring seat $ 9.60 Virginia Sofa, solid mahogany frame