Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1942, Page 29

B-10 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JANUARY Army Orders | o from Boston to Fort Mason Hunt, Capt. Thomas C.. from Fort Jackson, 8.°C.. to Fort Mason, ® Frink, Bric. Gen. James L. from Atlanta, | Kiercey, Capt. Lorenzo D., from Aberdeen, Ga! “to Washington | Md., INFANTRY. | Albaug] o Fort Mason. Xerr, Lt. Col. Charles P.. from Baltimore | Lee to Fort Mason. . First Lt. Cornelius C.. {réla Camp to’ Washington | Barnes, First Lt George L., from Jefferson- Doddridge, Lt. Col Philip, from Boise, ville to Fort Mason. Tdaho. to Maxwcil_Field: Als. Spiedel, First Lt. Robert C.. ir., from Fort Staniey.’ Capt. John B.. from West Point, | Riley. Kans. to Fort Masgn. N. Y. to Washington, Altnow, Second Lt. Gerald H.. from Mather Hamb'eton. Capl. dohh . from Camp | _ Pleld. Callf. to Fort Mason. Clatborne, La. to Wasnington ;Buckley. 8econd Lt_Harry R. from Fort Mifler. First Lt Charles E. from Fort | Banks Mass. to Fort Mason Eustis, Vi 10 Washington. | Buhmann, Second Li. Wilia G.. 1!flm’ Bode. First Lt. Richard A. from Camp | Brrksdale Field. La. to Fort Macon Lee to Camp Joseph T. Robinson Cowles, Scond Lt. Philip C. from Camp | Yudelson, First Lt. Coliman E.. from Camp Lee to Fort Maso: | ‘Wheeler, Ga.. to Washington Deibert, Second Lt. Georee A.. from Bark: Fain, First Lt. John E, from Fort Brags dale Field to Fort Mason 1’ Washingion Higgins, Second L. Francis V., from Sche- Ramee. Col. Per, from Camp Joseph T. nectady to Fort Mason. 1 ‘Robinson. Ark-. to Lexing on. Mo crusan. 1t. ‘Col. Clifford R.. from Jndian- Houston. Tex.. to Brooklyn. N. Y. Livingston, Capt. Morgan L. from Fort Dix Mevers, Capt. Charl trom New Cumber- to Seattle. / Tind, Pa, t» Washington Combs. First Lt Herman L. from Fort Alden, First Lt. John T, frow Fort Knox, Wavyne to Seattle, Ky.. to Fort' Washington. Md | Harshbarger.” Pirst Lt. Glenn A. from Fallow First Lt. William C. from Camp | Bakersfield to Seattie MC};(\\I]GN,.\ M-, Lm Fort Mc(,;‘!llll'n Aml‘h . TI!Ad!)l. F.&\:l L: sfleo!:i{( L, from l"ol’lJ ichael. First Lt George om Port | 3 o Seattle Thomas, Ky.. to Camp Joseph T. Rob- | Blake, Second Lt. Foster O, from Camp | Robles, Col. Ortyl'S. from rort Sam | town Gap fo Seattle. Wash | | Clande L. from Camp | Dale, First Lt. Willis L., {rom Washington Roberts, Calif.. to Washington. lo Camp Lee. e Stephens, Pirst Lt. James C.. from Wash- A DR s Dayion ington to Camp Lee. :lr;_&ll:" “hsf l’n‘rll"z‘nu,St((::xr';‘%li‘le Alan D., from Washing- oot i |oe z e Rulkpetter, Capt. Robert W.. from Brooks | gimpall, Col. Allen R. from West Point, Field. Tex.. to Mobile. Ala e Field, N. Y.. to Governors Island. | Cox. Maj. Charles E., jr., from Moffett Field. | peqelon. First Lt. Charles R., from Camp | Caii. to Bosion from Olm- | &, Lee to Hampton. Va First Tt Charles A jr.. from Scully, Ficst L. William A. from Boston sted Field. Pa. to Washington to Fort Dix Walker, Firct Lt Audrin R from Barks- | pue Second Lt. Kenneth O., from T dale Field. La L e Lowry | o, Okla.. lo Camp Lee. Rigby. Second DRESS RAYONS 88e- FLEXEES Adams Dichl. Second Lt. Charl from Fort F uerque, N. Mex BenninEs G B G e om. t v .. 1o Camp Shelby, Miss Butle cert P from Lowry | giraesser. Second L. Robart B. irom Chi- Ficl i N Mex 'S Fort Riley Cox." Second Lt Thomas' L. from Lowry | cront®geeond o Buward L. from Ran- . 5 Fieid to Albuquerave. N. Mex . doiph Fieid to Camp Lee . ® €iromauist. Second Lt Heimuth E. from emiih “Maj Forrest G from Shamokin, Lowry Field to Albuauerque. N. Mex | “Mplfh 3. FOVIes, t from: Maxwell Bohaiinan First 'Lt Charles N. from Shamokin to Marietta. G.. from New | \i-ginton. Second Li. James G.. from < Were 7.95 and 10.95 | kin to Marietta. econd Lt. Robert from LOWIY | pecker. Sec g . S cond It Robert L. from Hecker, Second Lt "Rabert M.. from Shamo cond Lt. Wugenc H. from LOWIY | corner. Second Lt. Richard, ir. from Camp ¥ HiGlo; i rd Fi S 25% d more! Only onc ar do we reduce 5 Bowle to Eheppard Field. Tex. ave 7o an ore ly once a ye Hargrove. Second Lt. John jr. from A 5 Lowry Field to Selfridze Pield, Mich Y FIELD ARTILLERY. the prices on these renowned corseting garments ., . . . :'0 "I"' WRflvofl Fabrics in ® 39-Inch Royon Moire and Seeond L charles R.. from Lowry | Middieton, Lt Col, Georse S.. Jr. fram * 5o make your savings now! Fine selection in sizes 26 i oveliiesies® i Sating B amp Crowder. Md.: (o Fori Si Okla -in ,. i Second It Harold O. from | Hagley L~ Col. Laarence N, from Fart | 4 1o 32, 33 to 42. Remember, Flexees are flexible. Taffete sl ® 39-Inch Foncilul Foille R Field to MacDill Field Sam’ Houston, Tex.. to Washingion | 4 affeta 39-Inch Foncitul Faille Reye Johnson. Second Lt John W.. from Lowry | Mover, Maj. Samuel B.. from Camp, Joseph @ 35 (ach Mossy: Wadve: Raye . Field to MacDill Pield T Robinson. Ark.. to Duncan Field, Tex. | c on Crepe Langhln Second Lt. John R., from Lowry | Claypool. Second Lt. Lon C.. from Fort on Crepes s Fleld to_Pendleton. Oreg. Sill to_Fort Monmouth, N. J ® 39-Inch Beoutiful Romaine @ 39-Inch Rayons in Novelty McKean, Second Li. Felix C.. from Lowry | Carey. Second I e et Field to Pendleton m Houston to Duncan Field. Tex Royon Crepes Weoves Mattingly. Second Lt. Fdward W. from way] ir., Moomijian. Second Lt. Vasken, from LOWIY pyrrington, Capt. Alfred L., from Fort Murphy. Second Lt. George 8. jr. from giroud, First Lt. Robert L. from Camp | LANSBURGH'S—Fabrics—Third Floor 2% NEMO }'\ 3.95.5.:50_8.50 Towis Field to Kelly Field Bowie o Sheppard Fie Nesl. Second Lt Philin A. from Lowrs e Prg'[d ;n ond Lt Howard W.. fr. from | Milb it i ; k5 ortar. Second Lt. Howard W.. fr. from Milburn, Col. Eugene, from Fort Jackson, y S i e St e s o peibie, oompoc Sachina Were 5.50—7.95—1095 Very Special! 54-Inch Bt_John. Second Lt Bruce. from Lowry Lee. Capt. Chang W. from Camp Grant, | W o Ficid i Bowman peia, Ky, T G e A | - jorbers Second Li Morris B.. from Lowry | Schoinik. First L. Lee M. from Camp : Field to Pendleton Grant’ to Higley. 4] nvest in o wardrobe of these Thorne. Second Li Ola P. from Lowrs Kennebeck. Lt. Col. George R., from Camp | Field to Kelly i Davis to Washington | Webb. Second Lt Jack A. from Lowry Spoon. Li. Col. Thomas L. from Camp Nemo Foundations ond Girdles during this Jonuary Event. WARM FABRICS ¥eit. Mal. He: Field_to Mitchel Fieid. N.'Y Bland i g or Zx?" «s.‘fm}g T pAllen S, trom Lowry | Mensch. Capt. George E., from Fort s, | Nemo's ““Wonderlift,”" “’Adjust- InN W d Col for S ield to Kelly Fie Okla. to Kelly Field able Waist," and ““Angle Pull” n vew D ) i Balisbury. Lt. Col Glenn C.. from Gover- | e First L! V., i eaves an otors jor rin, lshucr, bl GelClsin, G Lo, Oaver | segy, Firt Il w. from Fort | modas. included in your sizes. BEHS | y L. from Fairfleld, Ohio. | Baldridge, Capt, Dwight L. from Camp t0 Detroil. Mich 5 Bowie 0 Sheppard Field. Forshee, Maj. Clarence W, from Middle- Baumeartner. Capt. Walter J. from Fort own. Pa. to New York Sam Housion to Sheppard Field Tight’ Maj. Wiley R., {rom Santa Monica. | Manser. Capt, Julian G from Fort Bliss Calf. o Atlanta o Sheppard Field Gibson. First Lt Kenneth H. from Albu- | Sloss. Capt. Clyde L. from Fort Sill to aueraue_ N. Mex. to Tueson. Ariz Sheppard Field Barnum. Second Lt Burrall, from Wash- | Van Dyke, Cspt. John J., from Fort Bliss ington to Mitchel F 10 Sheppard Field Dole. Second Lt. Charles R.._from Hensley | Als{adt, First Lt. William R.. from Fort | Field, Tex. to Barksdale Field. La. Sam ' Houston' io Sheppard Field Eastman. First Lt John R. from Port LE GANT 5.00 _7.50 Were 7.50—10.00 ® Coatings and Suitings ® All-Wool Dress Crepes o All-Wool Jersey ® Yd. FINANCE DEPARTMENT. am H 10} 0 heppar d | Opie. 1t Col. Richard E G from Mather | nuifin "Firsi Lt e v PO RDNANCE DEPARTMENT S rin SRt s Holf-size foundations noted for CE DEP: MeDonald, First <M, from t rdeen, | FOrt.Sij) ¢ heir firm obdomen control, and iti : Wood. Cap! Thomas E._ from Aberdeen J . b g An exciting gr | r 3a 1o Wrigni Field, on Bowie 1o oty om e two-way stretch back. Also exciting group that foretells Spring. Weaves and colors Morehoute. Second Lt Jack B. from Cleve- | o Bowie i e s oist e Pl batils o int for sports wear, smart frocks, suits and coats. Mostly all fand. Ohio. to Lima._ Obio | stis st L. Col. Robert S. from Fort Lewis. | p Fort Bliss to Shep Wash | to Fort Wingate N. Mex enzoe. “Fir: Bizndiey; Second Lt Jack 0. from Brooks o Field. Tex . (o Lubbock. Tex irkett, 5 " ol Rav L., fr chester ory_to Camp_Gr Lt Col Rov L from Rochester. | oo pirse Li. Edgar T. from Indian, Yool lOaope. ATk m Dover, N, J..| -, {own Gap o Camp Grani rd Field lenn “A. from Pine amp Grant o ord W., from Fort wdol—some with rayon for added lustre (properly labeled as to content). Plan your Spring wardrobe now—take advantage of these fine values top girdles included in this sale. LANSBURGH'S—Corset Department—Third Floor Lt ur W from Hogan, Pirst Lt “Everett C. from For LANSBURGH'S—Fabries—Third Floor osthen; Ogden, | . Sam Houston to Camp Grant J_ Worthen. from Owden. |y jiogy “Rirst Lt Richard from Camp in D. from Jacksonville. Livingston to Camp Gra | Lawson, Fiist Lt. Ansel M. from Camp | neis T - Joseph T Robinso [ G B | A\Y Y VALE 4, trom Youns- | ; SRR, T, Rebinean, fo, C4mD GIAN ort | I Floor Sample Model! Fa from Washinston | ; Keox to Camp Grani ' 0 ync Irs| t [owar rom Fort i i B0 T g cond Lt. Morris. from Aber- | - Monmouth. N.'J, to Camp Gra T Beautiful All-Electric deen. M. {0 Edgewood. Md. McCarthy, First L. Edward F.. {rom Fort J\ A nox to Camp Grant COAST_ARTILLERY CORPS. Muchow. Pirst Lt Ral W., from Camj Burke. Mai Willlam J.." from Atlanta to STt 1o Camp Grn o % I i\ New Orleans leed. First Lt Wilbert J. from Camp West. Second Lt. Ben M. from Randolbh " Joseph T. Robinson to Camp Grant - Field. Tex. to Fort Eustis. Va Schoepke. First 'Lt. Oscar J.. from Aber- McKee. Mal, Willlam F. from Fort Story. | deen to Camp or 16¢ ea. Va. to Washington | slavin, First Lt. Mortimer I. from Foi T from G Dais, (Ll SsbiLe MOTEneE S fom ol N. C., to Washington Spain. First Lt. Carroll H rom Camp | . - MILITARY POLICE. Joseph T. Robinson to Camp Grant | i M ICE. West Point | Wolfe, "First ‘Lt Joseoh M. from Camp BEaglin Ml WIlAms, Woiters to Camp Grant o or 14, Rex, from Fort Lewls, | Young. First Li- Robert B. Apciegate. Second Lt Rex, from George G. Meade to Camp Gra | n Kamp, Mai_Charles E. from Fort Sam SIGNAL CORPS. st 1! t t Houston, Tex., to Arlington Cantonment. | g, .0 coni 14 John M., from Fort MEDICAL CORPS. uth to Washington | Usually you'd pay 20c to 25c each for these! Pure linen hankies which outwear oll others! Smart hand-rolled linen prints, oll whites with lovely white hand embroidery, or whites with colored embroidery, even pretty scalloped-edges. LANSBURGH'S—Handkerchiefs—Street Floor 9.50 Limited quontity to sell ot this very . Mai. John K., from Fort Mon- Wonaquisto, Capt. Mario. from Camp Stew- mouth’ to Washington wi: Ga. 0 Mazwell Flell. o Kelly Plela | HoCEET, First Lt. Laurence W, from Camp | special price. Full-size sewing unit in fatthews. Capt_John rol San Luis ispo, Calif, to San Francisco. {I o Randoiph Field ¢ Goodell. First Lt. Paul E . from Camp Clai- console cobinet (mokes on ottroctive Leveroar Fite! Lt Edward H.. from Camo | ~porne to Camp Crowder piece of furniture when not in usel. ThEston. La . to Dale Mabry Field, FIa. | Haraden Pirst Lt Bimer E First Lt Stanley L. from Fort | " Claiborne to Camp Crowd | DAl e CHAPLAIN CORPS, | £ilberbush, First Lt. Hsrold, from Fort: Dix 1o Manchester’ N H Hoffman, Maf. Mathias M . from Fort Rose- McDowell. Calif from Camp Budget Payment Plan 207 Down Payment, Cenvenient monthly payments. Small service charge, Dothen. Ala VETERINARY CORPS | - = et “ Hibbs. Capt. Samuel G. from Indiantown coiiier. Pirst Lt, John R. from Fort Hayes, i LANSBURGH'S—Sewing Machines— O o 15 Camp Whecier, Ga Wer. Pirs L John R (rom ¥ Stock Up Now on Famous i CAVALRY. Murphy, First Lt. Leslie C.. from Fort Ben- vilson. Capt. Arthur McD.. 3d., from Fort ning. Ga.. to New Orleans. La. Benning. Ga., to Washington. ‘Thomas, Pirst Lt. George C. ir.. from Camp FHevner. Capt Adolphus K from Fort Claiborne to New Orleans Haves, Ohio. to Washington. Trum. Capt. Bernard F. from Fort Rob- Wilkinson. Lt. Col. Candler A.. from Fort inson. Nebr. to San Angelo, Tex. ° Ril Kans.. to San Angelo, Tex | Maxwell, First Lt. Ralph A. from Pine ¢ Camp. N. Y. to Schenectady ENGINEERS. First Lt John L. from Fort Price. Col. Xenophen H. rom Camp Bean- | M it o i) o oo Robinson | T d. La.. to Port Leonard Wood. Mo. | - - s - 12 = $1 Served from 3:15 to 5:30 P.M. 55(: | Ny York. Blum, Capt. Milton R_ from Camp Upton, . . Mol Cest Philip B. from Port Custer |~ N ¥ %6 Fort McClellan: Atn [ Wednesday only, Balcony Tea Room Mich.._t shingion. - yoC, SENERAL' 2 e g l:nz;; Fugd Law Edward C, from Fort D O N ‘ Now you can buy this celebroted “twin’ quality tissue at DEPARTMENT. Y Chicken Gumbo Soup or Blended Fruit Juices onard R., from Governors Bragg_ N C. fo Washin Haower C Evans. Second Lt from Fort Tsiand a price any budget con afford. Soft as old linen, it also is Boked Suger Cured Hom, Cherry Souce Devens. Mass . to' New York { e tough as iron, obsorbent. 1,000-sheet rolls. Pridlew. Lt. Col from Camp | € G 2 \ - Browned Potatoes Buttered Spinach Claiborne to Was! < SR = Scot Kitchen Towels, 150-sheet rolls; white poper. Foah Ft Saud ot R Roll .. SR R — Kennard. Ma) Lt S LANSBURGH'S—Notions—Street Floor i E. from Camp Stewart. Ga . amp Forrest. Tenn Prov M mreder i BT | from Cotmpus, | 20 Rellews Ohin. to Vicksburg. Miss AroiTong. etand 11 The L. trom Hunts- | Aiieery of ‘ s Apple Pie or Ice Creom Beveroge lle. Als.. to Vicksburs wickham. Capt. William P.. from Colum- | bus. Ohlo. to Schnectady. N_ Y | [ - Tompkins. st Lt. William F. jr. from Saakdsag Camp Bowle. Tex. to Washington | s Hendrick. First Lt Jasper R., {rom Mobile, | 3 Aln. to Tuskegee. Ala John Y., from Washinton | Larta. First Lt Bl Bt 1L g c, trom ot | e v, | i - : ost | | Long-Wearing Quality at Low Cos Cox. Lt. Col. Henry E. from Atlanta to Richmond. Va | Cowley. Maj Leonard M. from Fort Sam | Houston: Tex.. to Dallas. Tex Aldis. Capt. Graham. from Chicago to| Cleveland. Ohio | Hall. Maj. Harvey A. from Camp Davis to | fw | Columbus._ Ohin. | | ¢ Mipfon” Capt. Algustus M. from Scott | e o ‘Columbus. Ohio o : § No_ tell-tale light if you use our Turner. Capt. James . {fom Wright Field | g, yont Paini—inside and ‘ontside. | hetford. Firsi Lt. James A. from Fort Bt e 922 N. Y. Ave. NA. 8610 Littleneld, First Lt. George T.. from Mo- McBride First L1 Franels .. from Mobil cBride. First Lt. Francis G.. from Mobile T Eeiin Field IN A HURRY FOR ADJUTANT GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT. Koreman. Second Lt ard H. from | Governiors Island ‘to Washingto Davis. First Li. Edwin A. from Fort N agara. N. Y. to Washington Harrison. Mai Robert G.. from New Or- leans to Washington QUARTERMASTER CORPS. Glandon: Li. Col. Joseph P Irom Fort S'Vens, Orez. to Portland. Orex. | Jordan. La. Col. Lewis P from Fort Totten. N_ Y. to Governors Isiand. N. Y. Bavace Lt. Col| Lawrence B from Custer. ek, to Fort Know Ky O E st First Li Henry H. from Port Jack- Son. 8 c" 1o Camp Lee. Va TELEPHONE Newkirk. Second Lt. Terry F. from Jef- it fersonville, Ind.. to Fort Benjamin Har- +ion. Ind e, Second Lt. Richard H. from Camp Va. to Edzewood, Md g TN i Maj. William M., from Lowry Field | - - o Fort Mason. Calif Fuel Merchants Since 1838 Classon. Cant, Gordon L., from Fort Wayne, 714 13th St. Nail. 3068 Cohn, Capt Irving P., from San Francisco | to Fort Mason OPEN HOFFMANN EVENINGS UPHOLSTERERS and DECORATORS CD. 5116 2447-49 18t st. Nw. CO. 5116 | 35¢ pair VISIT OUR_SHOWROOM FREE PARKING " A well:stecked essortment 3,000 pairs in fine rayons | including many famous with strong cotton lisle rein- | makes. Clocks, verticai forcement at points of wear, | stripes, heather stripes, nov- medium weight lisles, rayon | elty effects, patterns, in sizes mixtures, ond some winter sllp covEns | from 10 to 14. weights in the sale. New fall materials, many that can't be duplicated for twice this price—sailcloth, dustites, linens, etc. ' hand-tailored on your furniture and finished with box pleats, cording and snaps. SPECIAL iece Suite z$2 4.95 Includes Labor and Material Regular $35 Value Prices are rising . . . good socks are becoming more | expensive. That's why these are such smart buys | . . . they possess the same fine-style—long wear- ing qualities you've been used to at this low price. Buy them now . . . while you have the chance . . . stock up on them for months of good wear. Stock up on blues, blacks, cordovans, maroons, greens to harmonize with your suits. Be smart, buy now! Any plain chair reuphol- stered and repaired, in- cludes lnborr and $|995 material One extra chair slip-covered ____ $| l 00 Our estimator will cheerfully submit samples and give you expert advice WITHOUT COST —CO. 5116 NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR SUBURBAN CALLS Melodies” with Perry Martin comes to you every weekday moming. Station WRC. LANSBURGH’S—Men’s Furnishings—Street Floor b