Evening Star Newspaper, May 27, 1937, Page 26

Shipping News Arrivals and Departures at New York ARRIVALS, Today. ACADIA_Nortolk = ALAMARES-—Santa” Marta - GHAM—Savannah FORT AMHERSTA S s MLNARGO—Havana MUSA— PuPr'fl Barrios REX —Gen AMAPALA—La Celba - Tomorrow. ST'N PRINCE—Buenos Aires QUOIS—Miami i 83835333 T>upsr>n RZZRZRRE 23w3. Berm NEW TORK_ Hamburg GRIENTE Hav ROBT. E. LEE—Norfolk™ Saturday, May 20. PILSUDSKI—Gdynia SAIL (Trans-Atlantlc.) Today. BODNANT—Teueriffe _ Tomorrow. - 8:00AM - 4:00P.M. Z Midnight Midnight Noon —Bremen - CALEDONIA—Glasgow PARIS—Havre Spturday, May 29, BLACK TERN-_Antwers. BEITANNIC EXM (‘RIPSHDLWAHelsmH xom\ ‘roonr:u.ow !cuwnr:—cdm. ESTERN LAW—Amwern IAWOOPNap lesis Can ANDREA F. LUCKENBACR— San Erancisco BOR: Ciudad "Trujllo idac PASTOR $—Cristobal QUIRICU TATEN] uda ASHINGTON S Bermada ~ YUCATAN—Vera Cruz Tomorrow. LOTTICAParamaribo LORA_—S:. Ma MARITINGUE “Jecmel SANTA = RITA—Valparaiso STANDARD—Aruba Saturday. May 29, ADRASTUS—Trinidad. WESTERN rm\cz— Buenos A: ARSON CHARGE DROPPED AGAINST VIRGINIAN Annandale Man Was Accused | | Max Lungershausen After Alexandria Fire in Which | Eight Were Hurt. Bs a Staff Correspondent of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 27— Charges of arson against William Henry Walker, 40, who lives near An- nandale, Va., yesterday were nolle prossed by Commonwealth Attorney Albert Bryan for lack of evidence. The charge grew out of a fire in| the 100 block of South Payette street | May 5 in which three houses were destroyed and eight persons, including four firemen, were injured. Walker's father-in-law, Charles Toombs, 67, suffered a broken leg when he jumped from a second-floor window to escape tue flames. Walker was arrested by State police following an investigation by L. H. Kemp, State fire marshal. Déaths Reported. nnie B Mitchell. &6 202 11th st. s.w. n J. McMahon 20 Military rd. G. Woolf 5% Wisconsin” ave. i 2050 Wisconsin ave. | 20 Homeopathic Hos- | 23. George Washington dren’s Hospital. st pital Maple V. Beall. olman Eatricia W McCo 5 Robert, Johnson. 33,751 Blzaberns Hos- oeorfi‘r W. Sprizgs. 59. Gi Joseph C. Williams, 58 Jonn M ashington, 34 1 11th st, Samuel’ Chambers. 48, Freedmen's Hos- | Dita; LeBh "Broctor, AD. Gallinger. Hospital. Dolly Garre: ailinzer Hospita linger Hospital. 6 13th st 5:00 P.M. | Elementary School. The art of tumbling attracts Bob Sadler, youn, patrolman, who attends the sirth grade of the Chevy Chase Bob is 12, and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Sadler, 4206 Curtis road, Chevy Chase. bara Flynn, at the Chevy Chase School. THE EVENING STAR \VASHINGTON . Young Washington schaolbou Tomorrow: Bar- —Star Staff Photo. Marriage Licenses. and Lelia E. Self. 21, Va_: Rev 'A.'P. Poore. 4671314 Vermont 33,1608 Var- Tan fer Roed Hospital, ' Beeger. 50 H10 Butter: 1t 26, 417 Upshur st . 4318 14th st.; Vilso; Rock Creek CHiiren ta"” 'and Doiothy V. Batnes 19, 516 Oglethorpe st R J_Smith and Franta, | setts ave.: Rev. H M Manuel N. Wagner, 28 a ¥ both ‘of - Baltimore; R Magda Harry 8l . N. C.. and ik e L.y and Eloise 67 M s 6 Mare 10,7101 ath St F. Connell Sm; 24 and Jean E. R Mark L Rickman 5. 212 Pmer rson st R ghgrris. 22, 7720 15th st se: Rev. §. R.Carpentes Haxthorne Fiizssrald 50 med Mildred L. Eitzaerad. 21 both of Waynesboro, Vai Tig John 4. "Eustace 55, 2640 Garfield st.. and Edith K, Branson. 31. 1720 Upshur st.; i Josephi P Rodinson, 44 C st.. and Jacksonvulle, ¥ “12" Distinet Services for Your Fur Coat FOR ONLY 12 Relined _ (with eur new lining), Sewed, Renew 5 o] zed, med., Stred (in ‘onr’ Cord "Siorae Vaait), Call and Delivery Service. ISADOR MILLER Manufacturing Furrier 1 erirude Waltor 25 Gallinger "Hospital. ufus Irvin. 21,1 12 aracreie Riles. 15 Bmergency Hospital. 809 11th 8t. N.W. NAtl. 5628 Bet. H & 1. Mary M. Dunnington. 26, 501 16th at.; Rev. Tgriatius Smth Richard £ Wheeler. 28 2001 Wisconsin 270 gand Dora L Hushes, 30. 5044 Reno Trvine Kagier 55 et Va. and Ger- trude (ayman, 19,71 33 Orltionden st Rev. Zemach Gres Herbert L. Shepard. 30. 3133 Connectieut ave: and Doroiny L Maliors. "3, Forest Glen. Md 5 or’ Tharston. Murphy. 254315 Brandywine st. and Lenora Biankenship. 27, Little Rock, Rev. nethy. Clyde E. Whitney. 57. Pittsfield, Mati. and Gertrude Medicke, 47, 2010 I Charles_Ende; Prankiin mchudwn ik 28 st and Ruth L Downs v Borins, Ma" Rev'8. B Diueherts . Milk-Drinking Spreads. In England, milk between meals, instead of the customary tes-drinking, is becoming more popular. Especially true in the factories. Milk is & lime food, a vitamin food, a muscle and bone buflder and is considered the most nearly perfect and most essential food. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Dinner, Bocial Hygiene Sodety, Mayflower Hotel, 7 p.m. Dinner, Benjamin Franklin Lodge, F. A. A. M, Mayfiower Hotel, 7 p.m. Meeting, Mechanics’ Branch Local No. 3, N. F. F. E, 710 Fourteenth street, 8 pm. Dance, Ways and Means Committee, Areme Chap! No. 10, O. E. 8, 1326 Massachusetts avenue, 9:30 p.m. Meeting, Alliance Olub, Hamilton Hotel, 8 p.m. TOMORROW. Luncheon meeting, Loyal Legion, Army and Navy Club, 12:30 p.m. Meeting, Washington Philatelic 8o~ clety, Carlton Hotel, 8 pm. Meeting, Executive Council, Local No. 2, N. F. F. E, 710 Fourteenth street northwest. Dinner, Class of 1905, United States Naval Academy, Mayflower Hotel, 7:30 pm. Births Reported. t ln‘fl’h{: ‘J‘ I‘,flflfl' ll‘rl 3 oot T Traver, ’m. d Cecil J. Munn. gir] C. and Theresa Walker. girl. Nathan ‘and Rose Herson, 24 Benjamin P and Illnbelh i Lmu sirl. Robert E. and Ethel V. Siam and Eiste Brice. Stanley and Aileen Jone: Tasso and Eilzabeth Stafl Earenc A and Mar ary i Tm Mathew and Betty. lundon i orman and Ide Boiden, ed a oo L0 Cotier? Horace and Aletna . 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ECORATION ¥ l, > % dining Bosany o= $195 ccn‘muninol table, s Thabuets afrs. i chalf end'G & afna he” Fronch ~Provh n$l9'75 “pc. Fremch Provinelai walnut bed room ,Yfl 5169 Consisting of be chest, night table, vanity, hench, dresser and Mavle 3-cushion Was $23.50, new_ hrn maple_sidebea; Formerly pric $57.50, new__ ALL THE NEW FAVORITE COLORS! PLENTY OF WHITES! ALL SIZES! Thousands of Other Hats, All 1.25—None.Higher JO BELLE Hut Works 522 - 10th St. N.W. ! A Step From F St.—Adjoining Peoples Drug Store sofa Seas Mahogsny Colanisl of ehest M-pl- knee-hole $217.50 ALL LAMPS SELLING FOR 25",a OFF REGULAR PRICES Convenient Credit Terms HORACE DULIN, 1307 G St. N.W. Funnnl, of Dulin & Mamn 2 i Gl g L BT B Inc. 3212 14th CARLTON TRIUMPHS This burst of sunny days calls for the new cool SOFT White Shoes—White Sharkskin Linen, White Buck, White Woven Fibre . . . styled for spectator, town and tea-time costumes . . . much softer—much cooler—much prettier! 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