Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1937, Page 22

B—2 » SUFFRAGE PARLEY - BY GROUPS URGED HONDURAN REBELS SLAIN Two Leaders Killed in Attempt to Escape. GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala, August 11 (#).—Two Honduran revo- lutionary leaders were shot and killed THE EVENING by Guatemalan police August 3 on the outskirts of this capital when they attempted to escape to Honduras, authorities disclosed yesterday. They were Gen. Justo Umana and Col. Miguel Angel Zapata, who had sought refuge here after discovery of a plan attributed to them for overthrowing the government of Hon- STAR, WASHINGTON duran President Andino. In the pockets of Umana, police sald, they found documents indi- cating the two were preparing an uprising against the Carias regime. e Tiburelo Carias is the greatest since 1930. D. C, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, PEYSER RITES HELD Representative to Be Buried in Cincinnat{ Today. NEW YORK, August 11 (P — Construction in Honolulu, Hawail, | Political leaders of the Nation, State 1937, yesterday for Representative Theodore A. Peyser, who served two terms in Congress from the seventeenth dis- trict of New York. Rabbis Benedict Glazer and Edward L. Israel, a nephew of the late Repre- zentative, offciated. Interment was to be in the family plot in Cincinnati Mayor La Guardia attended and a delegation from Washington included Senator Robert F. Wagner and Rep- resentatives 8ol Bloom, James D. Fitspatrick and Charles D. Millard, all of New York. e American women's wear is becom- Postman Packs a Peck o’ Pipes. ALLIANCE, Ohio (#).—W. J. Rich= ards, 62-year-old postman, who is looking forward to a pension in 1940, is the proud possessor of 408 pipes. All are in good smoking order. Rich- ards says he smokes an average of 10 and city attended funeral services! today. ing popular in London. different, pipes a day. Progressive Action Unit In- |§ dorses Plan for United % i Leaving the office drop in for fashion-and-value open till 5:45 P.M. Drive. news at Jelleff's— In an effort to enliven the interest | of District citizens in securing suffrage | rights and national representation for | themselves through a united drive the | Committee for Progressive Action last night adopted a resolution proposing a joint conference between that group | and the Citizens' Joint Committee for National Representation and the | District Suffrage Committee. This action followed a statement by Arthur Clarendon Smith, member |3 of both the latter groups, who at- tended the open meeting at Wesley Hall, that “all organizations must combine their efforts to sell Congress on the idea that the majority of | & District residents really want a vote.” After temporary plans had been | formulated by the committee to take a poll of the District on the suffrage | and representation issue, Smith em- phasized the importance of the move. Says Referendum Vital. “We cannot get this thing across,” he said, “unless we have a District referendum and show that we want suffrage.” | No definite date was set for the proposed joint conference, but it was &uggested that, if agreeable to the other two organizations, the session be held in October. | Representative Teigan of Minnesota, | who spoke at A recent open meeting | eponsored by the committee and the ! 8ylvan Theater, was present and in /\”d, best of all dorsed the temporary plans. i " : . 3 % N He warned against allowing “per- | s E i & s knew! ing sonal consideration” of the different 3 committees to disrupt united effort. g f""l you can buy “The issue is much bigger than any |; » ' B el B @i person or group,” he commented. | > *Don’t let anything swerve you from SALFE prices with the suffrage path. You are all aiming , for the same thing.” the same confi- Cemplete Disfranchisement. nce that He reiterated his condemnation of | dence tha hod lack of voting power for District | payreguiar prices because the quality is one and the same. Summer Fur Sale- 1937's new mode LIGHT furs on BRIGHT Woolens 3-Piece Suits 39 o, After this Summer Sale $69.75 Brilliant collection assembled for early fur coat buyers who appreciate the great significance 0f 15% guaranteed savings on fur coatls of the better type. S ST Silver Woman's $110 Coat With Silver Fox, $98 Raccoon Blonde Wolf eitizens by saying that “here you have the most perfect example of dis- franchisement that exists in the United States or any of its posses- gions’ Teigan also suggested the necessity | 3 of keeping political party programs, racial problems and other discus- &ion not directly related to the issue out of the joint conference “When you collaborate with the other organizations, don't inject any | other issues but suffrage,” he stated. | “Get members of the House and | Senate to come out and speak for |: you at public meetings,” the Min- | nesotan advised. “They're not ;mmg‘ 1 to do that, however, until you indi- cate you want suffrage in the Dis- trict.” Versions of Paris Imports— Advance Winter Coats Collared Silver Fox *98 ata specml price! These are the After Sale $110—$125 RS SO SR N ST A M g Listing a representa- tive few prices— outhentre styling excel lent workmanship, g Sale $335.75 $505.75 $760.75 After Sale $395 $595 $895 kind of values that have made Jelleff’s coat far rame. After Schiaparelli bular boxy es tne pockets and places sidepleats, fcre end o Afler Mainbocher seoming beginning ot the waist Aflor Allx swagger manifesting the straighrer ¢ s NEW AND TRIED TALENT SCORE INNOTED FANTASY | Excellent Cast, With Hunter : Dance Group, Presents “A Mid- i'x summer Night's Dream. | & F- JPERENNIALLY a feature and con- ¢ & sistently a favort Midsum. ] mer Night's Dream" returned to the ¥ : Sylvan Theater last night, dispatched | & 3 ul with customary good grace by the §¢ i : ’ Washington Players in conjunction W the Alice Louise Hunter dance i lenath iacket that fash S n f P i iors’ ey ¢ gth jacket ha fash- 3 bock. Slendenzing wide wale nub fabric. Pouch colier Juniors Most of the cast, which has seen this £ on’s fur pet of the season. Foshion Coat Shop—Third Floor. merger of Shakespearian and Men- | $ 4 delssohnian genius through four vears | & fssdor ot it of Sylvan history. was on stage to| i maintain the creditable standard of past performances. What new mem- bers there were by no means de- tracted, but instilled freshness by virtue of accomplished readings and genuine acting Of the dsamatis personae, a name | bearing the distinct mark of quality |, stood out in John Van Sikken, re- | turned to this city for the Summer : play season. As Oberon, his talent for limning the bard shone and in | doing so gave the whole production a finished complexion. Also to the i same effect the group enacting & “Pyramus and Thisbe” committed |? buffoonery in the first degree, which ;,‘ proved a constant source of mirth. |% J. .Edmund Veitch as Pramus, and i Kent Dyer as the “director” deserve | laurels primarily for * ‘putting it over” —but the entife sextet collaborated in their nonsensity so closely as to & gErecapes make their bit appear as one. The C QC“ IFEL an d kid 90 ‘fl( o Temainder of the cast within a cast| s g grey rose casuals comprised of Harry Crow (Snug), | & 5 Edgar Kloten (Flute), Joseph Custer | & (Snout), and Paul Murphy as (Starve- i ling). Puck was substantially mischievous, ' : 1 / S 5 acquitted by Hugh Smith, and Ti- & 19r€) st 10 Misses’ tania, the other main fairyland |’ Hita 3 12 character. rhapsodized well through | 4 shooliciepeiconpiii0 the ability of Frances Dewey. The| . / black wool crepes tangled, love-soaked quartet of Ly-|i. and acetates, 40-44, 414 sander, Demetrius, Hermia and Helena | i : had their customary troubles, and the efforts of .Joseph Dosh, William Mil- ton, Yerby Pannill and Adele White. side in the parts, respectively, were gpent to a good end. Thomas M. Cahill moved about again as Egeus, | while Milton Hirshfield played the | Duke with Christine Irish, the duke's betrothed. Miss Irish sang incidental | : bits as well i The fairy menage, headed by Alice | . Louise Hunter, provided sufficient at- | i Mmosphere of dance, and S. Page Ford Swept through Mendelssohn's music. I8 |4 T B R SSPEERERRE ne Moy tail expresses fitted coat Aflc Vuormef f in seaming ot the sieeves. 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Grey Shops—Second Floor 2,000 Pes. 59¢ to 85¢ Undies—dozens of styles in novelty rayon 500—79: Novzl'y luyon Gowns—man bemberg, si'k Milonese earcse, white; 4 to 7__ 2 for $l 6-17. 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