Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1937, Page 22

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1937. ———__—_—_“———_ 3 5 = PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT—Cobh LUNAMaracaibo i : Forestry to Be Studied. HEADI_INERS HA"_ > R-ymondB ::alh:m.Rx?.}i?;tiij Shlppmg News REET IR Dagar ouE -1 M. i“:lm:;m'r;::g';u:.m, | MExICO g’rY, July 6 () —The Young Washington g S Hubert and Bally Barrett, boy. SILVERAY—Beirs _______ BASIL—Ceara. *| Department of Forestry announced Thomas and Mary Wackey, irl. s 5 Friday, July 9. CALAMARES—Santa Mart 3 N last night it had granted the United ’ Claude and Marjorie Head, ir.. girl. Arrivals and Departures AMERICAN. BANKER —London. 4:00 PM. | CAUIFORNIA_ San " Francisco w{r’\mwsmws Government, permission 1o DR PARRAN SWURK Julius and Florence Lazerow, girl. at New York BLA ERN dam__ aiiOya Beotia 11:00 A.M. x,\n“flh s,‘,, Pra |send representatives to study ree George and Ethel Bovd, girl. ; ARRIVALS, (FRANCE—] ey ml'a:rm\fu" OF BERMUD e forestation and soil erosion control Valentine and Ethel Sandlak, girl. J —Hamburg . ___ A Bermuda g ps ‘ i Adolph and Nellie Atkinson, girl. Today, SAMARIA S Tiverpoot ~ 5:00 P.M. | MU i s ~ 1ioupm: | Work here. Ten United States De: Osborne and Mary Hamilton, boy. ACADIA Y"'_"(":H‘umn ; . Nor .rrmxc Noori | partment. of - Agriculture _specialists s e ‘ - nd Mary Hamiltor, bo FRaoTR o~ et PR Noon |are expected to visit Sonora, Vera Surgeon General Cited for . nd Mary Morris, boy. CITY OF (nAnA\oofiA GEORGIC --e- ORTEVA Havany Noon | Cruz, Guanajuato and Michoacan Al Savann: A v ! M. Noon ! States and the Iedcral dis!rh:! g N Henry and Helen Hite, boy. CRIS 'mn\ Cristobal n ‘T o Qutstanding Journalistic ] ) Ss:};‘iah‘:fld‘i‘{.“n‘::«'"n‘;'m’:‘:m.‘”‘ EOROIC o | Alexandrin : % Lovet and Irene Person. i J ? i 4 DAM. ot erdam 1100 A M. Achi t > 3 : Hobert"and Jessie Gamer: %er RO ERN VOLCARTA - Razer Neon e Shmes 3nd BaR adver: rentans Sty $i00 w2 akes Delicious Ice ea g James and QIR Myers. B, BN LAND - Saatwerp, Dr. Thomas Parran, surgeon gen- —_— mfl:{{’fx‘-‘}“r e s Y- | (South and Centrat .An.l::igl. West Indies orfo n eral of the United States, is among 11 { persons cited by the National Head- Deaths Reported. A AN . 4 : T — L 'nmu. g a L < i 3 | | FHiram Brownen o5, 3050, Wisconsin ave. Tfl\v\«"frnfi.r“u,'m' r‘-umukpa;fin;\;:onnu“. 1:00 P.M. outstanding journal- uvinia Wrigi 1ovidence Hospita Lu;:rs Cr?m\ o lu‘du in Kujm ast $ Frances M, Tavlor, 81, 1451 Park rd. CALAMARESSanta Marta AMERICAN —Cristobal . - gaoaM. s chievements dur s ames 3 ambur, Z ‘M. ABOBO—San J T 400PM Sy S U = 5 7 | | Henry 3. Green. 60, n0p bih st n.e. WESTERN PRINCE T iy year, it was announced today in At- 3 Geotge “Woodward, 58, Emergency Hos- | "' Buenos Amres .| VBermuda . 3:00PM. ntic City by Earl Johnson, chair- ¥ Selen Thuri 3. Siblpy Hospital, Thursday, July 8, n..ma., July 8. lahio oty h: % JSn'.T'A Boesner.. Ak R ER_Mediterranean 10:00 AM. | ACADIA-—Nova _Seot AM man of the Award Committee. E L Adams, 47. 2650 Wisconsin ave. FORT ‘w St Jonn's :‘u"d“{ Efllfl}ql"lcx(‘é\;d;:c"Trumlo, 508N The award to Dr. Parran was made ; G L Cenis, Fotn tal, HATTAN-—Hamburg _ Yeancisco =i for his non-fiction magazine article P 5 Tst st MUNARGO—Havans = Nn%l\ ;omlonmn —Ceara g entitled “Why Don't We Stamp Out RES —Cartagena n . =4 1 07 Virginia ave. s.e. | VUI AM. | PRESIDENT PIERCE —Manila OOPM Syphillis,” published in Survey Gallinger Hospital. ESTE| QUIRI —Port Limon Noon IGUA—] ; & F - T s s i - AM. | §T, MIHIEL—Cristobal Noon gr;finhlc and Readers Digest, July, § : i}:‘gl;’i;‘ %‘x}::&.,c A ma T Hosital FUATAN-vera e 400 PSP 3 atherine o 7 ; . k. y Friday, July Paul Y. Anderson of the Washing- A L AaARKILS P o G (Trans-Atiantic.) INGRID—Giorgetown 2 aa ton Bureau of the St. Louis Post- 3 ¢ e eeeeee————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— s, Garfe ’ld‘b}l(mmm\ Today. 3 v ' 290 ne Dispatch also was cited for his cover- 3 )5 King pl.n.e. | BLACK HERON—Antwerp - Noon h, ital. | EUROPA—Cherbourg ~ Mtdnight age of the Senate Civil Liberties Com- . . . Cool,” 38, enioe . | EXCALIBUR—Naples ___-___ 400 P.M. ¢ 7 i | Jmittee hearings | 5 o islup, 20, 05 G Bt. s.e. Tomorrow. % 7 i % v Others honored fol | S vkins, i . | HENSA—Cherbourg —--- Midnight . ; For the best domestic spot news | % e s e e reporting—Robert Okin of the Aan-{ - - : 5 | 3 . ciated Press Bureau, Trenton, N. J., ) for his coverage of the Hindenberg § : S disaster : l T e : Concealing porting—Henry T. Russell of the | g i United Press Bureau, London, for o b yet modern clothes are his beat on the abdication of King : : Edward of Great Britain - . » R | ' o _22;:3055?:}:;"::;':1‘[: New ;\:lr‘k Elizabeth, 12, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John A. Logan, 6001 4 €évea Ing office of the United Press for his| Nevada avenue, is a dancer and arn actress. She attends the feature on the New London, Tex,| E: V. Brown School and recently has taken part[ in several ‘And what do they reveal, school _explosion. recitals and in a production of Shakespeare’s “Midsummer \ s 4 o For the most enterprise in jour-| NigAt's Dream,” playing Titania. Tomorrow: Duane Schwertner, lovely lady ? They should nalism—William Randolph Hearst, sr., | GaUghter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schwertner of 229 Quacken- reveal only trim youth- for exclusive story obtained by him| UOS Street. —Star Staff Photo. it hI definitely announcing the impending ulness. Lmile can help marriage of King Edward and Mrs. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Meeting, Chi Sigma Sorority, May- Ay you achieve this trim e e B mala NUDE SUN youthfuness. The cost i ik At Picnic, Esther Council, No. 20, = f : &l kx:::fi\(;g (};‘H’\:“ I‘\anx}:‘ime ;f(::a: | Daughters of America, Rock Greek| Meeting, Philatelic Society, Carlton BATH'NG is low. rl\fld here’s your R Ly !aim‘ i | Park, Military road and Beach drive, | HOtel, 8 p.m. opportunity to see how the flood district. (In this classifica- | §70unds No. 5, 6 pm. In Our Sun Cabanas you'll like it! ton all photographers who shot the | feeting, Vincent B. Costello Post, $5 Machineless from Miami. Week Days g . . Miller Beautiful Hindenberg disaster received high|wno, 15, American Legion, Pythian and Sundays by Ap- Special Summer 1 and Deluxe praise for their work.) Temple, 1012 Ninth street, 8:15 p.m. Permanent pointment reg.13.75 and 15.75 For the best newsreel—Arthur Men- s Registration ken, Paramount News, for his reel en- TOMORROW. $ 3 .95 g makes the most exceptional shoe offering in years in this titled “Relief of the Alcazar,” made Luncheon, Electrical Institute, -~ on the Spanish front. (Newsreel men | Carlton Hotel, 12:30 pm. ', A per 85 covering Hindeuberg disaster received i ) $3.50 Roux Visnth high praise for their work.) Luncheon, Lions Club, Mayflower Shampoo Tint, $2 F d d Hotel, 12:30 pm ] Cold weather delayed Spring and 1. Miller Beautiful or the best domestic radio report- | Hotel, 12: . 2515 14th St ' . L 127 v ing—Joseph Eaton and W. L. Carlson | i} = ANGUN S _Vedlitias HEALTH CLUB Summer, so we're clearing our stocks reg. 12.75 and uvp of Station WHAS, Louisville, Ky., for | Meeting, National Home Study outstanding service during the fioods | COURCi, Mayflower Hotel, 10 a.m. Bov scou'l's 1221 CONN. AVE. District 3621 i weeks earlier than usual . . . with of last January. o 7 For the best foreign radio ting | ,, uncheon, Rotary Club, Willard | i unheard-of reductions at this season. oreign reporting 12:3 i | 3 —H. V. Ealtenbom. Columbia Ex_oad_‘}{om‘ 0 nmr e Welcomé to Our Beautiful City A superssale of WHITES, black, fhgeride casting System, for his coverage at| Meeting, Department of Justice | R e s P ; Erowninav e Carnal ipotel:) reg. 8.95 and 9.75 Spanish front on September 2, at|Post, American Legion, Willard Hotel, = g e vy ; 5 : de expressly for I MILLER which time he took his microphone on | 8 p.m | BARRELED | ¢ | 2 in gabardine, linen, suede, calf, mode expressly the field of b , making possible S rtall o kid, grain leathers. 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IPAINT FOR EVERY SURFACE, Many are the gags that have been Wwritten about what echoes had to say | GL‘ss FOR EVER' PURPOSE! when some statement or question was hurled at them, but we have here no gag, but a Twizzler, A physics student, while vacation- ing in the West, chanced to view the PATENT PENDING natural wonders of a beautiful na- tional park. As he stood awed by an NAriona 1703 NEARLY 50 YEARS OF QUALITY 4 SERVICE Sy JULY AND AUGUS \ - i RN PR Y NIV RR A Summer Hrs, Wk 7:30—5pm. ! A g Z | The sanitary way to serve| pets food and water. Sturdy metal frame rests on suction = i 7 3 cups to prevent sliding and | : i j tipping. The two large dur- i H u able vitrock bowls are easily o o Cin oy : . | imposing cliff he was seized by a wid | Lited out for cleaning. : / - e - | desire to shout, so he tipped his head i 3 back far enough to eie his voens | BeAUtIfUl lasting oven baked : 12.00 Men's Cowhide Gladstones___ 9.95 chords full sway and hollored | finish in Red, Green or Black. : 3 5 ; 25.00 Men's Pigskin Gladstones____19.95 “Wahoo!” The cliff echoed his cry ' 3 > i and he repeated the performance. He PRICE $1.00 ; s 4 6.00 Cowhide Zipper Bags learned that it was just 2 seconds i ’ ; é : ; d rge Russet Suitcase until he heard the echo. If sound MR. FOSTER'S ¢ L 3 1 : T Lo o travels 1,100 feet per second, how far 5 ! . : : : . / 45.00 Hazel Pigskin Fortnighter____34.95 SR R O 1037.) REMEMBRANCE SHOP A . ; / : 17.50 Men’s Wardrobe Cases_—__ Pt 606 13th St. N.W. o i . . A - : ‘ u 25.00 Hartmann Canvas Tourobes__19.95 (See Answer on Page B-17.) The House of Gifts Air-Cooled i . o . 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