Evening Star Newspaper, August 16, 1937, Page 27

EVENING STAR, WASHIN 1937. *x B-—7 Actress Reports Robbery. Precipitation, Monthly precipitation in inches in the Tomorrew. A—Beirut 4:00 P.M, $.00 BM: Miami. Fla, Minneapolls DEATHS REPORTED Caviiat New Orleans I agle, 8. 1430 Crittendon st apilal (current monin to date) Ny Onisans s William Engle. 86 1 rittendon THR 'HE HOLLYWOOD, August 16 () Month | T ok Cnlen C; Hoo : : gust ) — v T A g T ioma 72 Dodson. 111 - TRuRIYe 788 Omaha Norman L. Glascock, Charles and Eieanora Johnson. boy Ketti Gallian, French film actress, THE WEATHER February Philadelphia pital Pranc L | found $20,000 worth of furs and jew- District of Columbia—Fair tonight | March Phoenix. e | elry ke April i Pittsburgh. | at New York Theadis UAusnat 19 and tomorrow; rising temperature; | 4211 = 85 | Biutsburs Carl Prujit ';(“l%llvm‘r;n e Mvdr;,mm ‘anLle south winds, shifting to mo ‘5‘“" Portland. Oreq . Sothenburg oon uly | Raieten s NO'E ARRIVALS, P anam Noon | erate fouthwest tomorrow. | At IR NG Today. | CLAN (-RAII M-—Beira 8.00 AM. Maryland—Fair, slightly warmer m:gfl;l?’mhvr 8an _Antonio 2 N 20 B AMERICAN ARt central and west portions tonight; to- | November San Diego. Cal morrow fair. December Virginia—Fair and warmer in west San _Francisco - KR A Liverpor . Nony | #nd morth portions tonight; tomor-| AN AT Helsink| 5:00P.M | Tow fair and warmer in southwest | , Siations, Saturday, Avgust 21, portion. ,(‘ Albany. N: ¥ RIA —Southampton Noon | West Virginia—Fair and alxghll\‘:l::,"",fr CAs O ATl anon— Noon | warmer tonight: tomorrow fair Baltimore. Md. warmer in southeast portion. llrlr—Hamhurl Midaight Birminkhany Boston. Mass Buffalo. N Rivers | Charleston | Chicazo. 11l slightly | Cincinnati, Ohio Cleveland. ' Ohin Columbia 0 7R 0.06 Clear Daniel and Lena Holland. hos. Cloudy Grafton and Matilda Glascoe. bov. James P and Chapman. gir] e Hockedy. girl. EXOCHORD. STATENDAM —Rotterdam Wednesdav. August 18, AQUITANIA——Cherbourg BERLIN _Bremen Midnight Arrivals and Departures | | NOEMANDIE SHavee @ re -~ ZOOEM. Shipping News Noon Benny Grannola I3 missing from her canvon home Susie Davis. A3, Home for Aged and Tnfirm. | B turned fr Sritie Davis, b5 '.‘;"‘(,,l‘ ,’n’::, i Rud Infirm. | e aon sed. 2 | when she returned from an overnight Richard Franklin. 21. Gallinger Hospital Geore K t st 1 licy Doris Whitby. 20, Georgetown Hospital Reginald ) p. she told police today Burglars Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Ciear Clear 800 AM ; Rere ana : Eete and, apparently entered ths Wesley and Eliz rouse with a pass key, she safd —_— T e A London 4:00P.M Antwerp Noon | lasgow Midnight Neo n\u —Liverpool 5:00 P.M BIRTHS REPORTED Alex B and Mildred L. MacDonald. boy, Grorge F and F; Weather in Various Cities. Temp. Rain- Baro. H'h.Low.fall. Weath'r | WASH.. D. u\m.m, K k 5 N STATIONS. and N R fod B rer o isomery, elr] 5 ) A Son, g1 ene nd Freda Alpart, girl | FOR 7 am 27> s<vIzomy o STORES.— Cristobal CEN OF RMUDA —Bermuda 9 o TA RI Antofagasta g Paris N.D | Vienna . : Berlin England France Austria Germany Brest.' France and & oudy Sloudy | B »>3mm nes S, MeHargue, boy. Fushion Deerees Souavlon arv B Nowr. oy Clouds | John .St Mary A, Keily, hos Zurich. = Switserland Clonay | Bavmond H. and Dorathy A" Stone, boy, Stockholm, Swedon | jou Walter A and Grace H. Cox. hos G\h[l”fl Spain > y i aret C. O'Brien. girl, (Noon Greenwich A Senmid“bov Horta (Faval) Asores b Bz~ LEER Tomorrow. a New High Bustline ! RE iha 4 Gdynia Rotterdam LAND—Antwerp R—Lagos River Report. Potomac and Shenandoah muddy at Harper's Ferry; muddy at Great Falls. 4.00 PM. | 38 33 i Gl SAILING. —-—-223 27372 o Antwerp (South and Central Ameriea ruz and Canada.) August 18, Today. Wednesdar o | t 5:00 P.M. | ACADIA—-Yarmouth West Indies 200 P M Noon Revort for Last 18 Hours, Saturday-— 4 pm 8 pm (Current observations S1. Georges. Bermuda R0 San Juan. Puerto Rico Havana. Cuba Colon. Canal Zone Cloudy Jokn W vndon H and Thel and 1 | Walter_and Ivy Brooks. zir Keliy C. and Eloise Young. girl UPLIFT BRASSIERES A g s 500 p'M’ | BRITANNIC—Halifax cruise 10:00 AM. AM Midnight 67 B3 S o 2 Sunday. Germany is studying tion of motor-fuel potatoes Tomorraw. [AN—_Pacific Const URA—Cristobal FURERMUDA the produc- alcohol from 1:00 B M 00 PM M Bermuda and UNGSHOLM H 1ONARCH OF BERMUDA A LOT OF PEOPLE EVIDENTLY WANT PUMPS 200 AM. | 3:00 P.M, BLien [olic Thursday. NTE DI SAVOIA ORT AMHERST LFO. WASHINGTON AT i 50 YEARS THE FAVORITE ... STILL THE BEST s M | ot she ran on ad- "\‘ P_ R d., writes that she ran an ad 4 Lol < M R 7 ¥R da RORINQUE e 3 30.2 vertisement for Pump for Sale ORTAERN' PRINGE -~ Ruenos 3 0, BOLI E Record for Last =1 Hours.) {l [setiespanaing Swpiiorcele teUhsK ; (Prom noon vesterday 1o noon today) | o Soturday Sun Frida:. August 20 5, SAYES SWarldoruise 700 S0 | 18T v wian wm, Year nsor 74, | doy's Stor wos hordly off the : M=o dimen e | i ess when she ao alitond M ia G AN | YUCATANVera Cruz | Record Temperatures This Year, | | press when aot a call ond NIC i 3 M| | August 19, Genoa 0P| John's 00 P M AM. | 200 AM Norfolk from Silver Spring, Hichest. 96, on July 1 from then on until 10 p.m. hod Lowest 29 calls, but sold the pump to second person who called Fridav. August 20. 19 an Pebruary 28 Humidits for Last Hours (Prom noon sest to noon todav) | Highest 0% oer oo 130 am. foday Lowest. 3 per cen 1030 a.m. today Jamaica's choicest ginger, pungent flavor elements and Clicquot’s natural-pure water, the finely carbonated, made Clicquot Ginger Ale Aml‘rlra « standard of perfect taste for over f Eonl MYeIR dlectiisiodegn v years. IUs still the favorite. tion- gond b " licquot Club 4/ || icquo u e Jurthe sov thot ome- ¢ hours thot tF €n hadlibeer PALE DRY GOLDEN :,‘i'm“ oltnesn 1714 d been GINGER ALE months IN FULL, 16-OUNCE PINTS, AND FULL, 32-OUNCE QUARTS OF ATHOI— Montreal 113 NGRID__Georgetown | MARTINIQUE- Port au Prince Saturdav. August 21 | | AMAPALA La Ceiba 1100 A CALAMARFS —Puerto_Colombia Noon CALIFORNIA San _ Francisco Noon FORT AMHERST —Si. Johns, y New " Brunswick IROQUOIS _Puerio Plata ITALIAN PRINCE—Beira RC Nassan % 00 Pt Puerto Corter Noon A—Georzelown 3:00 P\ TE_Havana PUMP 1274 (small bust) 1075 (average bust) 1141 (large bust) 333 77 Tide Tables (Furnished hy Coast and § EEECETEEPS g0 AN that some- Ga cniice 00 AM. T Saturdav. August 21, 300 Low 300 PM Hich 700 AM Low CFEN OF RERMUDA— Bermuda, 2 00 A M, From the obove there are evi- Monn.'Thda Automnbile one-half hou WOODWARD & LOTHROP 10" 11™ F AND G STREETS PHoNE DISTRICT 5300 h ot of SAILING dently a i (Trans-Atiantie.) Tadar. people still in s and that sell them the market far pur RO AM- a e " W0 NS v - Rone o0 LR EARA “B anin Bl IMEN'S SPECIALTY SHOP 1105 F St WOODWARD & LOTHROP 10™ 1™ F av> G StREETS Paoxz DIsmricr 5300 Vsour Patrean N2 7774 10-Piece Dining Room Suite Simple Colonial style suites, selected from a large variety of pieces so that you can fill in at a later date with ad- ditional pieces. All solid mahogany with dust-resistant cases sturdily con- structed by expert workmen. Set in- cludes: 1 Arm Chair, $19.75; China Closet, $71; 5 Side Chairs, each $14. 50 Dining Room ch|e, $56; Server, $15; Buffet, $42.25. PrRyITORE, SIXTH FLOOR. RAYONS that look wool For tailored smartness in classrooms that may gre« too warm for woolens: spun-rayon-and-10 woolen is flecked with white; spun rayon mist flannel is rich in new colors; Barclay Square spun rayon is checked with silk; Boutaire, tufted and subtly shot through with color; Surre check, a two-tone Autumn-hued plaid. All 39 Sl iRchestWidermYoraiia e s SR e spun Rayon Challis uses fruit, flowers, plaids, conventional print motifs. 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