Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1937, Page 5

STUDENTS TO HEAR ORENT OBSERVER Grover Clark to Speak. Pergler Accuses Nazis of Expansion Aims. Contacts between Eastern and Western Hemispheres will be de- scribed Monday before University of ,\N(“N Maryland students, who last week heard Dr. Charles Pergler, former Crechoslovakian diplomat, ~ discuss the possibilities of another world catastrophe. The speaker Monday will be Grover Clark, author of numerous books on the Far East and at present associate editor of the American Observer. Addressing the Summer student Shipping News Arrivals and Departures at New York ARRIVALS. Teday. CITY OF CHATTANOOGA— av. PRESIDENT HARDING— Hamburg = o STATENDAM—Fotterdam Sunday, Jul; BRITANNIC—Havre __ CAl EDONUA—Glasgow GEU. WASHINGTON. VERAGUA—Port Limon Menday, ACADIA_Nova Scotla . . AMERICAN Ml o0 3 838 > ol 33558 cs2 Foo> grex >> >rrpUsE>> EX REXRRRRRK 3 —Liverpool CHEROKEE—Jacksonvill HAITI—Cristobal RTINIQUI PENNSYLVANIA_San Fra; QUEEN OF BERMUDA— Bermuda 5 STUYVESANT—Par; (Trans-Atlantle.) Today, AMEK!CAP{ SHIPPER— body Thursday, Dr. Pergler, now dean | BRE! of the law department of National | REx__Gi University, declared that German am- bitions in Central Europe constitute A serious but little understood threat to the peace of the world. Ciechoslovakia Held Target. German propaganda and diplomacy, which usually prepares the way for forcible measures, he said, are aimed at the domination if not destruction of Czechoslovakia. Stating that Czechoslovakia, being in the very heart of Europe and as an independent state, stands as an ob- stacle to German expansion eastward, Dr. Pergler added. “Should Czechoslovakia be con- | trolled by Germany, that would of itself very materially enhance Ger- | man might and would provide a strong | base for a further march of the Ger- | mans toward Eastern Europe, particu- | BRI larly against Russia.” Two Charges Advanced. He said Germany is making two main charges against Czechoslovakia | to gain the good will of the Western world while Hitler seeks to strengthen | his position in central Europe. The | first charge, he said, is that the Ger- | man minority in Czechoslovakia is being mistreated, and the other is that Czechoslovakia has become an advance guard of communism. ‘The speaker denied both these | charges, asserting that the German minority has been very well treated, particularly in the field of education, and declaring that the people of Czechoslovakia are a thrifty, hard- working race, whose every instinct is opposed to communism. TESTS FOR MEDICAL | POSTS IN ARMY SET| Examinations for Appointment as Lieutenants to Be Held September 13 to 17. ' Examinations to qualify candidates ' for appointment as first lieutenants | in the Medical Corps, United States Army, will be conducted September | 13 to 17 inclusive, the War Depart- ment announced today. The examination will be open to all male graduates of recognized med- ical schools who have completed one vear's interneship in an approved hospital and who will not be more than 32 years of age at the time they receive their commissions. The examination will be conducted by boards of experienced medical offi- cers convened at various places in the country and will consist of a physical examination, written exami- nation in professional subjects and a determination of adaptability for | military service. | Full information and application blanks may be obtained from the office of the adjutant general, War Depart- ment. Applications must be filed before August 31. WOODWARD 10™ 1™ P i G STRERTS Bien one-piece No sailings scheduled. Monday, July 19, NEW BROOKLYN—Lagos__.__ 8:00 AM. a AMERICAN LEGION— ATLANTIDAC Lo = L —La_ Ceiba FO hi Hlfb’-—— Scotia MONARCH OF BERMUDA— Bermud: rmuda s NEBRASKAN—San ~Prancisco. ORIENTE—Havans : PLATANO-——Puerto Cortez SAN JACINTO—Puerto Plata SANTA ROSA—San Francisco - | ULUA—Santa Marta Tomorrow. No sailings scheduled. Monday, July 19, ACADIA—Nova Scotia . TANNIC—Halifax _ Polish Club Dance Set. A dance will be given by the Polish Club of Washington in Stansbury Hall, 5832 Georgia avenue, at 8 p.m. today. 687 Get Free Swim Lessons. A total of 687 men, women and children have received free swim- ming lessons so far this month in the Crystal Swimming Pool at Glen | Echo Park. The free lessons will continue throughout this month. — CROWELL OIL BURNER 275-gal tank installed, for ] July only, $229.00. We have the Burner made, we service it. Our engineers survey your home. We serve you " the proper fuel oil. We protect you and our name. Complete heating service. Thos. J. || Crowell, estb. 1915. 102 N. Y. || Ave. NE. North 1101-6387, ATTENTION: Service Stations and Garages PROTECTOL ANTI-FREEZE Denatured Ethyl Alcohol in Drums. Guaranteed 188 Proof. Union Carbide Product. Large Warehouse Stock. Specially Priced for July Only. 3 6c GALLON IN 54-GALLON DRUMS Thos. J. Crowell 102 New York Ave. N.E. Telephones: NOrth 1101-6387 & LOTHROP Paonz Dlsmmicr §300 Jolie foundation i Cool voile and net worked into a founda- tion that will add materially to your Sum- mer comfort, ot the same time giving smooth lines and maximum control. In tearose and white. Corsts, THIRD FLOOR. - 2:00P.M. Noon | 10U AND G STREETS THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1937. WOODWARD & LOTHROP PHONE DIsTRICT $S300 Better Furniture Bedroom Suites Individual pieces may be purchased separately in some styles. All are 4-piece suites unless otherwise noted. 1 Blonde mahogany. Graceful Colonial style. Was $395. Now $325 9 Blond Prinz wood (very light). Modern round mirrors. Were $195. NowiEie = 8 s~ i SIS L e R $165 3 Paldoa and dark pear wood, 3-piece, modern style, square lines. $145. Now $225 | Italian classic decorated. Light-colored woods. Was $295. Now.___$225 5 Mahogany, Sheraton design with inlaid border. Were $221. Now__$185 10 Walnut, 18th Century style. Matched grain wood. Were $169.50. Now B S IR i Tub R LI P et $145 3 Prima Vera wood, modern. Long mirrors. Were $250. Now. $215 | Colonial style walnut or mahogany, with lovely simple lines. Was $139. INowgBER R s e SVl TSI D L e e $115 1 Light Prima Vera wood. Modern lines. Was $195. Now $175 1 Crest mahogany and rosewood. 18th Century lines, with curved back on bed. 7 pieces. Was $550. Now 1 Acacia and gum. Carved borders. Was $277.50. Now ) Advertised Subject to Prior Sale Manufacturer’s Samples Living Room Furniture Occasional Tables Reduced Y4 Side Table, black with red top, gilt trim. Was $17.50. Now Maple Lamp Table with tilt top. Was $10. Now_ Philippine Mahogany Table. Was $20. Now Mahogany Chair Table. Was $21.50. Now.- Mahogany Flower Stand. Was $35. Now. Walnut Commode. Was $55. Now What-Not End Tables, mahogany. Were $25. Now. Coffee Tables with round, removable glass tray top. Were $25. N W e e $18.75 Cotfee Tables, old white finish, glass trap top. Were $15. Now__$11.25 Mahogany Drum Table. Was $11. Now Black and White Occasional Table. Was $21.50. Now Modern Laurel Occasional Table. Was $22.50. Now. Chrome Table, with black top. Was $17.50. Now Coffee Table, laurel, with drawer and glass top. Was $40. Now____$30 Round Laurel Coffee Tables, with glass tops. Were $35. Now___$19.50 Advertised Subject to Prior Sale At Least Off 3 VN — — — = = = W = - =N Once again we offer you an opportunity to buy new merchandise at reduced prices. Buyandsave... add charm and livability to your home, and still stay easily within your budget allowance for new furniture. All are one-of-a-kind pieces and all are advertised subject to prior sale. Living Room Suites 3-piece Sofa and Chair in blue, Georgian type Wing Chair in gold. Would regularly be $369. Now 2-piece, red velvet, club type. Would regularly be $225. Now. 2-piece, brown and fawn kinkimo, modern design. Would regularly be $250. Now 2-piece, green friezette, Louis XV style. Would regularly be $440. N 2-piece, rust boucle, club style. Would regularly be $230. Now____$140 2-piece, in blue, Lawson design. Would regularly be $158. Now 2-piece, rust cover. Would regularly be $225. Now Sofas - Virginia style, dark blue upholstery. Would regularly be $220. Now._$140 Empire style, black upholstery. Would regularly be $230. Now Living Room Chairs Brown. Would regularly be $80. Now Gold. Barrel Back. Would regularly be $74. Now.__ Rust, wing style. Would regularly be $74. Now___ Gold. Would regularly be $54. Now. Figured Eggplant, club style. Would regularly be $80. Gold Friezette. Would regularly be $54. Now-___ Green. Would regularly be $40. Now Gold. Would regularly be $74. Now._ Gold. Would regularly be $70. Now___ Brown. Would regularly be $38.50. Now____ Rust Friezette. Would regularly be $60. Now. Blue. Would regularly be $54. Now. Blue. Would regularly be $58.50. Now. Brown. Would regularly be $54. Now. Rust, French style. Would regularly be $80. Now_ Gold. Would regularly be $54. Now. Blue. Would regularly be $60. Now_ Green. Would regularly be $54. Now. Mulberry. Would regularly be $57.50. Now Empire Georgian style, blue upholstery. Would regularly be $158. Now $100 Blue. Would regularly be $58.50. Now____ Empire style, mulberry upholstery. Would regularly be $220. Now___$150 Brown. Would regularly be $38.50. Now All Summer Furniture Reduced 25% FURNTTURE, S1XTH FLOOR. Clearance Summer Rugs With the very height of the Summer heat upon us, this great money-saving opportunity is especially attractive. Cool Summer rugs give a fresh sparkle to your home, a more liv- able coolness to every room. Highland Plaids —and Woodward & Lothrop Special Fiber Rugs, In exclusive designs. < india Mourzourks ‘Modern and floral designs on backgrounds of green, natural, rust, and tan. Pictures Mirrors Reduced Quantity Sise Were Now 14 Sx12 $27.50 $19.95 5 8x10 -$27.50 $19.95 Regular Clmo:anct Price Price Water Colors $8.50 $6.25 o $6.75 $4.95 Quantity Size 30 9x12 Styletex L Reversible, woven design fiber rugs. 12 4x7 Quantity Sizse Were Now 35 %12 $12.95 $8.75 12 8x10 $11.95 $8.75 H 14 were $1.50. Now_$1 Process Oils 5 were $22. Now $16.50 2 were $17.50. Now $13 18 were $5. Now_$3.75 12 were $7.50. Now ________$5.25 Modern Prints 2 were $30. Now $22.50 4 were $15. Now__$10 Large Mirrors 1 Chinese Chippendale. Was $135. Now $100 1 was $85. Now $63.75 1 was $80. Now___$60 1 was $67.50. Now _$50 1 was $65. Now_$48.75 1 was $35. Now___$25 1 was $25. Now $18.75 2 were $12. Now-__$9 Picrumes, SIxTH FLOOR. India Druggets Imported handmade rugs from India. The designs in this selection are exclusive in Washington with 13 6x9 $8.95 $6.75 14 46x16 $6.95 $4.95 Woodward -and Lothrop. This type of rug, woveo with a wool fiber, is suitable’ for year-'round use, even Ho“and ReCta Sisals though it is usually associated with the Summer sea- Smart designs in tan, biege, green, and brown color- son. We have only a limited quantity, so an early ings. Not all colors in all sizes. selection is advisable, especially ot these clearance Quantity Sige Were Naw prices. 12 %12 $24.95 $18.50 3 8x10 $21.95 $16.50 10 3x6 $4.95 $3.50 12 9x12 6’ 27x54 $2.95 $2.25 4 8x10 S MR TR U Dl S ST WSS . Cl Ownantity Sise R;:;I:r ;:‘,:::" $29.50 $22.50 $217.50 $19.50