Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1937, Page 16

‘A—16 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, OCTOBER 24, 1937—PART ONE. CEREMONY TO MARK AIRLINE OPENING Washington-Buffalo Mail, Pas- senger and Express Service Will Open Tuesday. An inauguration ceremony will mark 4he beginning of scheduled operations Harrisburg-Willlamsport - Buffalo air- mail, passenger and express route of Pennsylvania-Central Airlines Corp., next Tuesday morning at Washington Airport. This was announced last night by C. Bedell Monro, president of the cor- poration. Two all-metal Boeing air- planes will leave the airport at 8 a.nf. after inauguration ceremonies by Rep- resentative James M. Mead, who will make the trip. Other guests expected to board the plane here include Harllee en the new Washington-Baltimore- | Branch, Secord Assistant Postmaster General; B. A. Cisler of the Post Office Department. and others. Arriving at Baltimore at 8:30, the party will be met by Mayor Howard Jackson and C. H. Pouder, executive vice president of Baltimore's Chamber of Commerce, who will join the flight at that city. At Harrisburg it is ex- pected Gov. George H. Earle will wel- come the party and board a plane, together with Secretary of Revenue J. Griffith Boardman and others. En route from Willlamsport to Buf- falo the planes will circle Niagara Falls before landing at the Buffalo Municipal Airport at 11:40,. There will be & celebration in Buffalo, fol- lowing which the inaugural party will leave Buffalo at 2:30, arriving in ‘Washington at 5:15 p.m. Hemingway Film Banned. LONDON, October 23 (#).—The British Board of Film Censors banned today Ernest Hemingway's film “Span- UNIVERSITY WOMEN WILL GATHER HERE Many Important Subjects Will Be Discussed at Two- Day Session. Dissolution of organized groups of ish Earth,” based on the Spanish civil | educated women in the totalitarian war, No reason was given for the ban. states, with the curtailment of oppor- tunities for advancement, will be one of the subjects discussed at the semi- annual business meeting of the Na- tional Council of the American Asso- ciation of University Women, to be held October 27 to 29 in the club house, 1634 I street. Distinguished women educators from all over the United States will be in ‘Washington for this meeting, at which Dr. Margaret Morriss, dean of Pem- broke College, Brown University, and national president of the association, will preside. Reports showing progress in the association’s studies of interna- tional relations, social conditions, the collegiate status of women’s colleges applying for membership in the asso- ciation, and the raising of the $1,000,- 000 international fellowship fund will be presented. Among those expected to attend the sessions are Dr. Mary Woolley, retired president of Mount Holyoke; Dean Virginia Gildersleeve of Barnard, Dr. Susan Kingsbury of Bryn Mawr, Dr. Louise Pound of the University of Nebraska, Dr. Faith Williams of this city, Dr. Kathryn McHale, general di~ rector of ths A. A. U. W.; Dr. Kather ine Gallegher of Goucher and Mrs, Arthur S. Heineman of Los Angeles, assistant superintendent of education in California. Mrs. Richard Hogue, president of the local branch of the A. A. U. W, has arranged a reception for the asso- clation’s guests, to be held at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in the club house. This will be followed by & dinner at which Miss Constance Warren, president of Sarah Lawrence College, N. Y., will speak. Distriet 7575 OOK FOR THE UNADVERTISED ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS. THEY POINT THE WAY TO UNUSUAL SAVINGS A gigantic “Wind-up” Purchase for the Anniversary Sale . . . A Premiere Lansburgh and Washington Presentation of Extraordinary Values . . . From America’s Leading Chair Designers . . . Thousands of Dollars Less Than Regular Prices . . . Chairs for Every Occasion. Modern, Conventional and Period Styles . . . Upholsterings and Colors in Scores of New and Popular Fabrics. 3 Carloads of Fine CHAIRS. 99 Chintz Boudoir Chair A homey and sturdy chair of selected hardwood with honey-tone maple fin- ish. Choice of chintz coverings. At our Lowest Price of the Season. 28.88 Large Barrel Chair With back shaped to fit your spine. Reversible spring-filled seat. Uphol- stered in matelasse in winter-loving shades of rust, green, brown or plum. Buy on the Unique “Few Pennies a Day” Exclusive Lansburgh Plan Buy your winter rugs, one or several of these fine chairs on this practical payment plan. For an outlay of only a few cents a day you can enjoy the use of standard Lansburgh guality merchandise (amount- ing to $25 or more), at the tremendous Anniversary Sale savings. The daily amount (plus small carrying charge), is paid once a month. 9.88 Lounge-type Chair Comfortable occasional chair with up- holstered arm tops, padded back and deep spring seat. Choice of four colors in lovely rich brocatelle upholstery. 28.88 Lounge Chair & Ottoman The new Grip-Arm style. With tufted back. Covered in fine tapestries, broca=- telles and damasks. They’re one-and- two-of-a-kind. Only 28.88 for both. 10.95 Massive Cogswell Chair Luxurious oversize proportions. With high back (acts as head rest). Covered in rust or green durable friezette. A real “man’s chair” staunchly built. 28.88 Lounge Chair Ensemble Superbly made London Club Chair with matching Ottoman (has spring-filled top). Upholstered in better-type tap- estries, brocatelles and damasks. BECAUSE we “laid plans” for them when summer was just be- ginning— BECAUSE we had them made up exactly to our rigid specifica= tions— BECAUSE we participated in a perfectly stupendous quantity purchase with a group of affiliated stores. THEREFORE, we can “wind-up” the Anniversary Sale with one of the outstanding values of the entire Anniversary birthday month. Choose from authentic rich Oriental patterns in Kirman, Sarouk and Ispahan designs. Our Lowest Prices of the Season. Persian-Pattern Oriental-Type Rugs 12.95 English Barrel Chair Duplicates have been our best sellers at higher prices. Has deep comfortable seat. Covered in warm-toned rust or green fine textured friezette. 36.99 Down-Black Chiar Soft down-and-feather back chair with reversible antique type satin brocatelle upholstery. Philippine Mahogany Ex- posed Frame. Lansburgh’s—7th, 8th and E Sts.—Furniture—Fifth Floor \ 9x12 ft. and 8'3”x10'6” sizes Seamless Axminster Rugs 14.95 High Back Lounge Chair Decorative shape with distinctive open “arms. Has a pleasing two-tone effect in combination tapestry covering. Choice of predominating rust or green. 36.99 Down Seat Barrel Chair Solid Philippine mahogany frame. Down-and-feather filled reversible seat cushion. Upholstered in gorgeous satin brocatelles in new autumn sh~~-s. 19.95 Modern Club Chair It can easily be moved despite its gener- ous size. Handsome modern motif de- veloped in Kenmore tapestry combina- tions of rich browns, rusts or greens. 3 2 %, b e V}.. 34 Y 46.99 Down Seat and Back Chair Lounge type in solid Philippine mahog- any. With down-and-feather seat and back. Upholstered in superior quality satin brocatelles (choice of colors). With the lustrous sheen that only washing can impart. 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