Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1937, Page 7

Shipping News Arrivals and Departures at New York ARRIVALS, Today. —Nova Scotia DUCHESS QF ATHOLL. EXCAMBION T0 5:00 P.M. Montr'l R.00 AM. 10700 AM. 2.30 P.M. A —Mediterranean LOA—Santa Marta Tomorrow. Ha 9:00AM = A Noon 5:00 P.M 4’00 AM 4700 PIM. 1100 A'M RO00AM 330 PM AM 9:30 P.M. re CE—B'nos Alres i John's —Norfolk 800 AM. | AM AM 2.00 AM Noon 4.00PM SIS0 AM Havana e LEE Miami SAIL (Trans-Atiantic.) Today. Southampton _ thampton Norfolk Noon Midnight Town Hamburg Antwerp Tomorrow. scheduled Friday, July 23, AMER. MERCHANT — London ASBOW No sailings SVANHILD - Co, 2.00 P.M. | Noon | Noon C11:30AM 400 PM, Noos gt Saturday, July ARGOSY —Heisin 21, Noon Noon 11:00 A M, Noon Antwerp 4.00 P.M. Beira ROBIN HOOD. SAILING, (South and Central America, West Indies and Canada.) Today, LARA—Maraca bo Q'N OF BERMUDA. Tomorrow 400P M, Hamilton ~ 3.00 PM. 1030 AM 3.00 P.M Nooni| Engineer Corps, detached Naval Op- | Edwin O. Ernstedt. 23, 1307 Rhoge Island 500 P M. | i T00PM 400 P M 5:30 AM Noon Friday. July 23, AMAZONE _Cape Hat CURACA S verry JACOB CHRISTENSEN— Cavenne MANAQUIGeor n MARTINIQUE —Gonaiveh BTUYVESANT—Paramaribo Saturday, AMAPALA- Lz Ceiba COLUMBIAN — Cristobal FORT AMHERST S John's 1 MONARCH OF BERMUDA— uda _400PM I 500 P.M S00PM T00PM 400 PM 4.00 P.M, Juls 21, 1100 AM 2.00 P.M. 00 AM 300 PM ) T.00 P M 1 Cortez Noon Havar PENNSYLVANIA SAN TUAN C WESTFRN PRINCE— Buenos Aires Francisco bia 3 Smooth as an Onion. 10S ANGELES (#)—Asked if he eould positively identify Harry J. Geer, in court on a forgery charge, as the culprit, Witness Harry Green- berg replied: definitely unless he at the neck. The man 1e check had lots of hair on his chest.” Geer opened his shirt, bared his ehest. Tt was as smooth as an onion. “Case dismissed,” said the court. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. . TODAY. Meeting, Philatelic Society, Carlton Hotel, 8 p.m. Dance, Strayer College, Mayflower Hotel, 9 p.m. Dinner, Washington Association of Credit Men, Hamilton Hotel, 5:30 p.m, | TOMORROW. Luncheon, Kiwanis Club, Mayflower | Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Cosmopolitan Club, Carl- ton Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Beta Theta Pi, Olm- stead's Grill, 12:30 p.m. Commencement, ~Strayer Mayflower Hotel, 8:30 p.m. | College, Dinner, Federal Bureau of Inves- tigation, Mayflower Hotel, 8 p.m, ! Service Orders I ARMY. | ‘Textor, Capt. Gordon E, Engineer Corps, Fort Belvoir, Va, to duty as | assistant district engineer; Septem- ber 1 Gillespie, Capt. James O., Medical Corps, Station Hospital, Fort Sam Houston, Tex., to Gen~ral Dispensary, United States Army: September 1. Salkley, First Lieut. Mitchell F., | Signal Corps Reserve, Columbu Ohio, to office, chief signal officer July 31. NAVY. Wadsworth, Capt. Alexander S, discharged treatment Norfolk Naval Hospital, Portsmouth, Va., to Naval Operation Base, Norfolk, Va. Eckert, Comdr. George A., Medical Corps, detached Naval Hospital, Pearl Harbor, T. H, to Norfolk Naval Hos- | pital, Portsmouth, Va Lineberry, Comdr. William T., Med- | ical Corps, detached Naval Hospital, | Philadelphia, to U. S. S. Relief: Au- gust. . | Marshall, Comdr. Edward L., Civil eration Base, San Diego, | Bureau Yards and Docks; August 4 | Mathews, Comdr. James T. Civil Construction Corps, detached Bureau Yards and Docks, to Naval Operation Base, San Diego, Calif.; September 1 Sullivan, Lieut. Comdr. William A., | Construction Corps, detached super- | intending constructor, Shanghai, China, to Navy Yard. Rives, Lieut. Comdr. James D., Med- ical Corps, detached Receiving Ship, New York City, | Philadelphia Calif., to Supply Corps, detached Naval Re- search Laboratory, Anacostia, to U. S. | S. Savannah; September. McCole, Lieut. Comdr. Patrick A, | Dental Corps, detached Naval D?n(al‘ School, to home; July 19. Day, Lieut. De Vere L. detached Naval Academy, to U. S. S. Yorktown; September 1. | _ Craig, Lieut. (jg) Morris C.. Dental ‘Corrm. detached Naval Academy, to {‘ U. S. S. Philadelphia; August 15. f Attorney to Address Club. | Edward Randolph Walton, ir. pat- | ent attorney, will be the principal speaker at the Cosmopolitan Club | luncheon tomorrow at the Carlton Hotel. to Naval Hospital, | McCain, Lieut. Comdr. William E THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, DRIVING WHILE DRUNK. David Jackson, 923 Third street southeast, 30 days. THIRD-OFFENSE SPEEDING. Jess Thompson, Blue Plains, D. C, $35. SECOND-OFFENSE SPEEDING. Russell D. Angle, 949 Massachusetts avenue, $10. FIRST-OFFENSE SPEEDING. Gerald J. Lay, 2722 Twenty-sixth street northeast, $20. Bernard Jaschik, Pennsylvania, $10. Arthur 8. Johnson, 423 Second street southwest, $5. Eugene L. Hawkins, street northeast, $5. Clarence Moore, 1408 L street, $5. Stephen W. Dickinson, Maryland, $5. Helen M. Manning, 4909 Thirteenth street, $5. Aubrey Mays, 1126 Fifth street, $5. Helmuth E. Meyer, Maryland, $5. Frank Farrell, 1354 L street south- east, $5 Richard D. Pavey, Island avenue, $5. Paul S. Zevgalis, 1612 Gales street northeast, $5 Robert L. McClough, 3526 P street, $10 Haywood North, 1919 Twelfth street, | $5. | " Joseph F. Hart, | northeast, $5 Bernard M. Siegel, 3600 Twenty- sixth street, $5 Ernest A. Rathmann, 1736 G street, $5. | Robert Marino, Maryland, $5 Wayland A. McDonnell, 2011 Fourth street northeast, $5. Walter Miles, jr., street, $5 Edward B. Kelly, 813 E street south- east, $5. John W. Vaughan, 106 West Clifton street, $5 Robert M. Toney 420 Eleventh 1425 Rhode 2619 Third street 1352 Longfellow 739 Park road, $5. Marriage Licenses. ave and Katherine 5. 'Sandbers lie: P, | Ear Smith and Mary s W. Roy | Nathi 1443° Fairmont st.. 103 "Seaton pl.i Metz. ister elen L A T Rev. S'H Alion H_ Holl ) Fuller st and 13 Harvard Morris Rey z and | rd.; ) Boothwyn. Pa 21, West and > T augherty, Cheste, nd st. ne 3356 6th st.. Rev. 2" both of Baltimor | J. Kay Lindsay and Rosemary 20, 11l Chicago, and Olea W. 28 Brothers pl.; L and L Rey Linden. N. J Salem. Va.. 1005 1006 st ia, st J. W Rustin Selden H_Warkin« 37 Helen M Hodges. 36 J. H. Dunham. and Rev. i Births Reported. Cyril and Elizabeth Malloy. boy. Joseoh and Margaret Noyes, boy. Jay and Clara Hoffman. boy. John and Dorothy Eason. boy. Henry and Julia Miller. girl Burdette and Elizabeth Martin, girl, Leon and Irene Bureau, girl Fritz and Helen Reinwald. girl. Frederick and Eva Long. girl. Russell rnd Bessie Stainback.’ girl, George and Margaret Zinkler. girl. John and Jean Raymer. girl Joseph and ‘Catherine Flaherty. girl. Raymond and Evelyn Robertson, girl. Robest and Eleanore Gaines. boy. Alfred and Emmy Kopf. boy. Bruce and Augusta Card. boy. Albert and Gertrude Day, boy Campbell and Eleanor Eceles. girl. Ozy and Annie Hayes. boy. Claude and Inez Hunt, boy. Robert and Katherine Criste. boy. Manley and Alice Mallett. boy. Vance and Catherine Hinely. boy. Judson and Ann Evans. boy. Eghert and Eve Rude.’ boy Frederick and Luella Smith. boy. Rosger and Helen Wilson. boy. Johnson and Elba Hardy, boy. Frederick and Kathryn Knox, boy. William and Lela Hales. boy. Samuel and Evelyn Miller, boy. Charles and Laura Loops. gitl James and Frances Fullwood. girl, William and Ida Page and Franc John and Helen E Paul and Nancy Brannon, giri. Robert and Agnes Cater.’ girl Charlie and Happie Houff. girl. John and Elizabeth Irwin_ girl, George and Alta Batson. girl. Robert and Mary Love. bov. John and Marjorie Grigsby, irl. Guernia and Emma Moody. 'boy Sherman and Mary Swann, boy. Earl and Elizabeth King. boy Willie and Jessie Donaldson. boy, Burton and Ruth Taylor. boy. James and Ada Washington ' mirl. D. C., WEDNESDAY TOURING PLANE CRUISE OPENED TO U. S. FLYERS Italian Bponsoring Seven-Day Event Aeronautical Union Is in August. American airplanes and pilots will be eligible to compete in a competitive touring plane cruise, to be held by the Royal National Aeronautical Union of Italy August 22-29, it was an- nounced yesterday by the Nstional Aeronautical Association. The cruise will be open to touring airplanes powered with engines of from 85 to 400 horsepower and will be over an all-Italian course of approxi- mately 1,038 miles, to be flown in three days. Entries will be received until July 22 at Rome. Fees may be sent to the N. A. A. headquarters, Dupont Circle. In addition to the grand eruise prizes, there will be special prizes for women contestants and for contest- ants flying in formation. = JULY 21, 1937. \\\‘/// ENTERTAIN ABOVE THE 110 ha N Y, EAT LNE HAVE THE RIGHT KIND OF WEATHER WHEN FRIENDS GET TOGETHER INSTAL A AIR CONDITIONER William and Mary Smith. girl LOST. Norman and Katherine Curley. girl. BAG James and Susie Coleman, girl. Henry and Dora Jones. girl James and Mary S| Joseph and ‘Wi Howard and Mar William and Pe: Clyde and Susan t. boy James and Thelma Middleton. boy Samuel and Maxine Maneyo. George and Evelyn Sample Boy 18 noon BONUS BONDS urday, possibly on Reward BRACELET. o 1414 Mass. av reward Small blie bag contaiming mones. watch and pen, vicinity of Western Presby- terian Church and All States Hotel, July atl. 2483 G small sult case. Sat- Navy Yard car, about 12 1922 Gth st n e 21e shioned. wide. gold: vicin 14th and G and 11th st District J886 black Wiashington Refrigeration Co, N {!4 Room Temperaturing Unit That Helps Health and Energy You get the cool-air pick-up from a YORK with” out the hotblast letdown when you step out- side. It's the York de-humidifier and air eircu- | Theodore and Lenor Hise. twin boys. William and Louise Robinson. boy Leonard and Viola Bacon. bov. Benton and Marguerite Westfal Kenneth and Frances C Richard and Ethel Sinclair, Daniel and | Ernest and John and M: n and Genevieve Devaner bor m and Lyndell Hawthorne boy. nd Floreace Disharoon tales. bov hane. boy. om Do ° Sloane S_.711 Twelfth Street s Just two days left of the After-lnventory Sale It will end Friday night Of course, you know that this is all Sloane regular merchan- dise—authentic in its design—either a product of the Sloane Company of Master Craftsmen or one or another of contempo- raneous manufact urers. The only justifica tion for the reduc- tions is that the lots are broke n or the models will be discon- tinued. Not a fault—but a storekeeping necessity for quick clearance—Bedroom Suites, Dining Room Suites, Living Room Pieces. The Special Price Tags tell the story. PINK TAGs 307 And don't overlook the savings in this Rug Sale In addition to the extraordinarily deep reductions you have a very splen- did assortment from which to select—both in Orientals and Domestics. It's an opportunity worth anticipating. Persian Serapi Rugs %12 size. Oriental Scatter Rugs 3x5 size. Regular Price 50 2x4 size. Regular Price $24 Lo - ooomrio s o Charge Accounts Regular Price 5265 Fos b Dlstrict 7262 9x12 size. $169 Persian Sarouk Rugs Lots of Gulistan Rugs The famous American imitation $29.75 $16.95 8x12 size 711 Twelfth Street of Orientals. be duplicated. Reqular Price, $155 Patterns that will not $119.50 Courtesy Parking, Capital Garage Irving and Rosina Jones, i Deaths lieporte‘d. Edward C. Hoover, 85 4831 14th st Hannorah Cronin, 8430411 P st Laura A. Flester, 74, Sibley Hospital Gottlieb Nasahl. 75, Walter Reed Gener: spital am Z. McProuty. 3 George O Hyde. A%, Galiinger Hospital Nellie V. Tsangaras. 6:. 1306 Randoiph st Al % 014 North Carolina ave. s.e. o ‘ > L st. ne. Oliver Kuhn, 31 Walter 1. Booth Eunice Whythe 7, Hospital 4 Infant Michael J. Crovato, Georgetown spit 1 Emergency Hospital 4 nergency Hospital George E abeth < Hospital Susie Jafle 5. George Hospital Alberta Jacobs 49 035 T st John Christian. 48, Ca John Fisher. 45. Walter Hospital ; Isaac Gates. 40. Gallinger Hospital John Dickerson. 20 Freedmen's Hospi! Infant Robert Dodson. Freedmen's Ho pital, Hospital Muncie, Ind., police car patrolmen reported: “Went to sleep at wheel and hit back of another car.” HAT if July is here — there's still plenty and plenty of thrills awaiting you as the driver of a Buick. There's still time to make the break from cars that “will do” to a car that will do things fo you. And there’s still dollars-and-sense, to get a big, mod- NO OTHER WORLD HAS AL Washington | 103, Chamberlain Apts Reed General CAT male. from Kenwood Wore white collar with attached bells; ward. _ Phone Powell, Wisc. 5686 DIAMOND MASONIC SHRINE PIN reward. Pred Van Dolsen. Adams ( tan. male 5. Reward Md re large \erd - color. Tag No Adams 1431, GERMAN _POLICE DOG. 4 months old named “Buck’: llcense 4083 lost near 4204 160 st n w.. reward. Co- ES 1n case, Sunday am parks nr Eye and Conn. ave.. reward, nw. Apt. 4] 1539 Eve st GLASBES, bifocal_worn brown leather case Thursday. July 15. vicinity P st or on_ Mt Pleasant car. Rewa North R parlor _or on Phone Bmerson JET BROOCH' in_bea Connecticut ave.; 1187 ty reward PURSE. “small_ black. zipper. conta keys money: reward Call_Adams SNIPE' BOAT SAILS. No._ 9AR. betwesn Capitol Yacht Club and Falls Church. Call Potomac st SPRINGER SPANIEL brown and white female,” vellow eves thin. flea bitten. but beloved by Jay Wood. aged 5. reward, 1420 Sonw. West 1 ET_ black. containing_ registration and driver'’s permit and $10. vicinjty Cottage City Phar.: reward. Atlantic 4477 | WRIST_WATCH, lady's. vellow gold. Sat July “17 S S_Potomac. Initials on | band. “'D_c. Finder please call Cleve- iand 2017 q of summer ahead, time, talking plain CAR IN THE' L THESE FEATURES * VALVE-IN-HEAD STRAIGHT-EIGHT ENGINE % ANO- ° LITE PISTONS % AEROBAY CARBURETOR % SEALED CHASSIS % TORQUE-TUB BY FISHER % TIPTOE HY ACTION COMFORT AND SAFETY T DRIVE % UNISTEEL BODY DRAULIC BRAKES * KNEE- * "“HIGH OUTPUT" GENERATOR % JUMBO LUGGAGE COMPARTMENTS % DOUBLE STABILIZATION * SAFE STANLEY H. HORNER, Inc. 1015 14th TY GLASS $t. N.W., Washington, D. C. Tel. NAtional 5300 WADE MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Georgia Ave. at the Viaduet, Silver Spring, Md. Tel. Shep. 8272 Pleasantaire is our table-radio-size Afr Conditioner that €ools a room not with damp air that bites, but with moistureless alr that makes evape oration at the pores Phone Decatur 2282 for Literature or Representative ern-looking, quick-stepping Buick at the lowest prices in all Buick history. That means you can buy the great- powered Buick spEciAL-with a hun- dred spirited horsepower in its valve- in-head straight-eight engine—for less than you're asked for some sixes! Why not learn now what it means to pilot a man-sized car. Get acquainted with Buick’s nimble and satisfying : action—its steady, thrifty, mile-eating gait. Dress your family in Buick HYATTSVILLE AUTO & SUPPLY CO. Hyattaville, Md. Tel. GReenwood 1810 COVINGTON MOTOR COMPANY, INC. 6901 Wisconsin Ave., Bethesds, Md. Tel. Wise in 5010 Offers Air Conditioning AS LOW AS 99 COMPLETE do the cooling withomt the chilling. safe, healthtul, and $39.50 installs it! " WASHINGTON REFRIGERATION COMPANY Bhowrooms 1731 Fourteenth 5t. N.W, Alexandria, Va. lator, plus the secret of cooling without exces- sively low temperatures that makes all the dif- ference in having Washington Refrigeration Company make the installation. See our ex- hibit demonstration. MAIL COUPON TODAY i I Washington Refrigeration Co. q‘ 1731—14th Strest N.W. ] I Please send me, without obligation, fu“l information about “Thermometer Budget Plan” and installation of the Portable | York and Pleasantaire Air Conditioners.‘ I NAME ..... It's UDDRESS T TP ) Experienced Advertisers Prefer the Star beauty, in this great oar’s modern, up- to-the-minute style. There's everything to gain — so take advantage of prices that were never lower on a car built to live up to Buick’s name. Stop yearning for something that's now in your reach—go take that dem- onstration. You'll never regret the buy you make now—if you buy Buick! 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