Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1937, Page 27

TIR T IR APIINS NS LIIR TSRS pETTrm : Dolls and other play toys have to take a back seat with Duane_Schwertner when there is any good reading material around. Duane, 9, pictured in the library of the Whittier School, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schwertner of 229 Quackenbos street. Tomorrow: June Tompkins, daughter of Mrs. Florence Mower, and Bobby Foer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Foer. —Star Staff Photo. % 1 i | WOODWARD & LOTHROP 10™11™F AND G STREETS Paove Dismricr 5300 BOY SCOUT ARENA SHOWS, tonight and tomorrow night, 8 PM. Ticket Office, Constitution Avenue, between 15th and 16th Streets N.W. Tickets 50c, $1, $1.50, $2. You Are Invited to See the Exhibit of the Replica of the Shrine of the Constitution —containing photostatic facsimiles of the Constitution and the Dec- laration of Independence, is being shown here in co-operation with the United States Constitutional Ses- quicentennial Commission, = A special Boy Scout Edition of the story of the Constitution is being sold without profit, 10c. F STREET ENTRANCE, FIRST FLOOR. You Will Find The Tea Room a Pleasant Retreat —and just as refreshing and relaxing as the menus it offers to warm-weather friends. Come in tomorrow for a leisurely luncheon. We sug- gest— Pressed Chicken Loaf and Frozen Fruit Salad with Grenadine Dressing Hot Rolls A Beverage Blueberry Cake 85¢ TEA Roow, SevexTr FLOOR. For Lovelier Hair this Summer Ogilvie Sisters Beach Cabana Kit When properly cared for, hair, like the skin, benefits from outdoor life, so the smart thing to do is to prevent Summer hair fading and dry- ness by first “sun-conditioning.” The Ogilvie Kit gives you more than an “ounce” of pre- vention. In the kit is Protecsun, to be sprayed on the hair; Special Remedy, for after-ex- posure care; Creme-Set, for softening brittle ends, and a nautical bandana for hair or necker- chief. Nina Beach Oil, $2 BEAUTY SALON, SrcoNr FLOOR. THE EVE&ING STAR, WASHINGTON RELIEF EXPENDITURES JUMP TC $841,000,000 Figures Include Public and Pri- vate Funds for 1935—Drop in Latter Reported. Relief expenditures from public and private funds increased from about $44,000,000 in 1929 to nearly $841,- 000,000 in 1935, a report of the Labor Department’s Children’s Bureau dis- closed today. During the years noted, the Chil- dren’s Bureau was the only Federal agency receiving regular reports of relief expenditures from co-operating public and private agencies through- out the country. While these composite expenditures were going up, however, the private contributions were decreasing by 51 per cent between 1932 and 1933, by 47 per cent between 1933 and 1934 and by 21 per cent between 1934 and 1935. D. C, FIVE C. M. T. C. UNITS OPEN TODAY FOR AREA Fort Meade Prepared to Train 8,125—Cavalry Enrollees Go to Fort Myer. Five citizens’ military training camps for the 3d Corps area, including the District and nearby States, were scheduled to open today. The camps will continue through August 5. Infanry and Signal Corps enrollees WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1937. will be trained at Fort Meade, Md, which will handle a maximum of 3,125. An Infantry camp for colored youth, limited to an enroliment of 200, will be held at Fort Howard, Md. Fort Hoyle, Md, will house the Field Artillery group, while the Cav- alry enrollees will go to Fort Myer, Va., and the Coast Artillery to Fort Monroe. The Government pays all expenses, including transportation to and from the camps and all maintenance ex- penditures while there, . WOODWARD & LOTHROP THE MEN'S STORE—SECOND FLOOR ' You Can Be Fooled by # the Aged Seer. but \ YouCannot Be Fooled \ G UL TAILO®ED BY 60ODALY \(Labm Beach ), FR5W THE SENGTWE €LOTR by Never count on a star gazer to prophesy the weather or the season. But you can always count on Palm Beach. When Palm Beach is on the streets, hot Summer weather is here to stay. You can count on Palm Beach to keep you cool all through the hot Summer days and nights. Hundreds of “little windows” in this light, porous fabric let off the heat from the body and keep men cool, calm and collected. You can count on Palm Beach to be correct from a style, and up-to-the-minute fashion, point of view. For professional men or business men, for men on vacation . . . for the country or the city ... working, playing or dancing. .. men go places and stay cool, all Summer long, in Palm Beach. T30 Palm Beach comes in many styles, patterns, and colors but only one price. N White Pdim Beach Tuxe- do Coat, shawl collar. Sin- gle and double breasted $12.50 Black Tuxedo Pants, 8@ White Palm Beach Two- piece. Suit. Single or double breasted, sports back or plain, $16.75 Multiple-stripe Palm Beach Business Suit. Blue, gray, and brown, $16.75 5'6.75 White Palm Beach for Younger Men. The same fabric, same fine tailor- ing as in the suits their fathers wear __815.50 80 BOYS GO TO CAMP Reeder Expected to Accommodate 320 During Summer. Eighty members of the Boys' Club of Washington left yesterday for a two-week vacation at Camp Reeder, on the Wicomico River. Charles Fyfe, club director, estimated 320 youths would spend their vacations there this Summer. ‘The camp 18 operated on a part-time WOODWARD bazis, each boy paying as much as possible toward his vacation. The balance is made up by the Com- munity Chest. Travel Is Cheap. Having traveled 9,000 miles from New York on $200, Miss Dorothy Whittenberger, aged 23, has arrived in Paris, her tour so far having ine cluded South America, British and French Guiana, and Africa. & LOTHROP 10™ 1™ F a G Stazers Puoxz Dlstrict $300 Special Summer Prices WEATHER STRIPPING Double the Importance of Having It Installed Now Our use of heavy-gauge, rust-resistant material, installed by skillful workmen, means maximum comfort, and fuel cost reduction for you. Deferred Payments may be arranged for a slight additional carrying charge. Tele- phone District 5300 for an estimate. MANUFACTURING DIVISION OFFICE, SEvENTH FLOOR. Model 127 ABC Washer Including Drain Pump $79.95 Makes Home Laundering As Easy as ABC Cut down on laundering time and laundering costs. The A B C washer reduces operating costs to @ minimum . . . increases efficiency and ease of home laundering to the maximum. A few of the exclusive or outstanding features of the A B C model 127: New Streamlined Wringer. Eight convenient positions. Handy lever reverses wringer head: Clothes Feeder. Swings at touch of finger. May be placed at either side of wringer. Washing Compartment. Armco metal tub, finished inside and out with porcelain. Four sets of clothes flexers deeply embossed in the side walls. Capacity. Full seven pounds of clothes, 16 gallons of water. French Type Agitator. Another exclusive A B C feature. Perforations in the agitator causes a suction which brings the clothes into the agitator. Double set of fins on agitator prevent clothes from twisting and tangling. The shape of the agitator accelerates the beat- ing and rubbing action required for the wash- ing of clothes. Many other outstanding features. Come in to- day and see this simple, easy way to end your home laundry problems. Other A B C models from $49.95 to $139.95 Deferred Payments may be arranged for a slight additional carrying charge. Evectaic ArrLIANCES, Frrre FrooR, -