Evening star. [volume], October 25, 1931, Page A-11, Image 11

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RENEW PORTO RICAN
CHILD FOOD, DRIVE
Washingtonians to Take Part
in Campaign for Emergency
Feeding Stations.
A group of prominent Washington
citizens will participate in the renewed
drive of the Porto Rico Child Feeding
Committee to obtain funds for the con
tinued maintenance of emergency child
feeding stations in Porto Rico, it was
announced today by Robert V. Flem
ing. chairman of the local committee.
Co-operating in the campaign here
will be Dr. Luther H. Reichelderfer,
Dr. L. 8. Rowe, Felix Cordova,
Dr. H. E Barnard. Leonard W. DeOast,
Min/ Mabel T. Boardman, E. F. Col la- |
day, Right Rev. James E. Freeman, 1
Two-Day Sales of Quality Merchandise at Welcome Savings
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JSSSjmms 1 I VVJ J~\ 1 J 1 ■ & Cuff Sets i
“Temptation” Hose, 29c C* m • %.T Ai AM 494 , Caracul
nl^hose* Beautifuldull-flnlsh rayon. I Stunning INCW /fjs Moufflon
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Models W A B ' mSSf Manchurian
$1.50 Outsi*e Silk Hora, 88c .. . AT Wolf
sji ttwMk Worth w M $9.95 $0.95 $e. 95
SMM> and $1.50 Silk Hose, 45c *.JO an d £35 W A
Seconds of full-fashioned pure silk HfSASA /- New winter fur fashions for both
how. in cblfTon uni wnrlce .elsht., / / New arriv als bring fresh laurels to this famous collection of .Winter coats-for values arc \ \ j «ts wllMtt
Childrgn’a Union Suita, 55c /II 'even norc iinnrcssive than those which have created such enthusiastic buying during recent » : your last-season coat. Black, brown,,
2 for SI.OO. Waist-attachment //VI 1 r * / A V beige, grey and mixed furs. Lined
suits fleeced or rayon striped. High V I \ weeks. / A V and taped ready to sew on. Prices
or Dutch neck, long or short sleeves, A 'U \ Beautiful fabrics —stiongv woolens, mannish cloths, boucles, tweeds and camel weaves, jAm k are about half the actual values.
French legs, straight legs or ankle B | I aree collar* and cuff- ftf 'Muskrat. Marmink. Caracul. Wolf, Fox, Manchurian Wolf (dog), fl street Floor,
mndom IJr“J fleeced union° suite, Paradise Muskrat and Bcaverette. Furs and linings guaranteed for two seasons’ wear, bizes J { ■■
[*«» « 18 ( 14 to 20 14# to 26#, 39 % to 4934, 38 to 50. J 25 Mattret*
W us«*sStTMte° ! Smart New Sports Coats S2O and $25 Fur-Trimmed Coats Covers 75C
i j no K sleeves h knS” Tailored of fine- hvveeds and mannish cloths—also 4? g\ QC \ew Winter fashions in coats of'quality fabrics, furs * 4 Supply all your beds at this low | ,
: to 44. dfshine new ‘Joan Crawford" model in naw, sl. ,„d linings puaranfeed for two seasons' wear. Collars 1 U price-for these covers come in sizes
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Men'd Cape Gloves, SI.OO #HHH ,IB,VI ~ H _____ Tuxedos I f F..„.h M and
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tan. Slight irregulars. Wh *** o t eoc Both regular and extra sizes in ° np wo P|f® e high-class
Women’! $2-13 Glove*. $1.39 M I till H Any 2 for $25 all except the gowns. Luxurious ££ ,n
Slight Irregulars of washable cape ' j B *** cKhes n than ty you would* q ,“ alit 's s , in all p^ stel . shadcs ' Ap ' der and Russian styles. Gowns are
and suede gloves in slip ;° t ' HAwKf T\ ■ ! SS !! i '5 ,ed '.ln a,,d ”,'," ia " ion ! rin ‘- ri'bir tmniMd with isce rad Ij
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13H -cent quality heavy unbleached (lif One model sketched. Dresses of beatt- Seconds AI | aI Sr
aptton for making sheets and mat- , tiful, practical fabrics in light and dark Cf o/r i_ m X V*v \B W
trea. blended patterns of all colors. Trimmed c * .. W _ ¥V - /J)
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Bedspreads, $1.25 Y J If ing, belts and buttons. Smart enough | j Values B j| X lIAwU X » - • Ij j
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finished »nds. Broa-na, tans, greens ; top cliiffon hose with permanent dull finish vvith /* J, j Popular New Stylet LMTQUO9, 111. Li r Claes, {
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r j Perfect quality broadcloth shirts, Street Floor. sneciaiiv Driced a> inn double-thread quality, in solid col- borders. Extra heavy, thick and i
individually wrapped in cellophane. , , ' pc Jp ‘ S I.UU ort or white with colored borders. absorbent. For the first time at this
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Men’s Union Suits, 79c 1 t «Xg# in various widths. Os fine filet 11 ... . .... . ~■ ■ - . T — I
Medium and heavy weight ribbed iace in many patterns. CQ ‘ " ». ~
r-'-tn suits In ecru and random grey. iaWl™ Hlmr cf/\ ’ 111 "TTi Pairs or panels w ' R| A 1 All
r« 5, "7 i ' n * u ’ sto ~ s# i SIrS 2,500 Prs. New Arch Shoes i||
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Men’, 51.00 77c Wk Ts*M WM *4«| « ftk \/Bf ‘ IF<<| Drapes Sizes «p A •ww
Coat and middy pajamas of broad- agi. l|;7 XBw lUIU A M " Mi Id 111 A 9to M
elothoand flannelette, in sizes B. C | ||V SW ® </ IgM $ 1.9 S 11 '
Heavy striped cotton pants i / A J ®lße® Pair
in dark patterns. Belt loops and V 4 • »¥ *9 • Damask Window Drapes with
cuffs. Waist sizes 32 to 40. __ _ fringed valance, In rose, rust, red,
Favorite Styles in --- ‘” n
pants. sizes Belt J New DrfiDPl’V
Boys’ Knickers, 59c !?oys’ and Girls’ Halloween Suits Damask Hi *||
* Sp.ni,K Girl Dutch Boy Witch 55 C , 75 C .nd 98c yd. Brand-new! F.,hion.bl. Full Step-IBS
<*»•»* S,X “ D-übGir, P.i.r P.. OO framravcra. Straps
Sturdy leatherette coats witn . . . Gyp*y Irish Girl Devil rose, peach, blue, orchid, green and Black Satin t. . c ", *
sheep-fleece lining, corduroy facing ; tor r 17 " 7 |j(jV bLack 98c to $2 00 values shoc a masterpiece of quality and T*
and fur fabric collar. Sizes 4to 18. ; « ,ra * ® v ® ‘* r , own \J\J CRISS-CROSS curtains ol Patent Colt fine workmanship. Combination *l®*
Boys’ SI.OO Wash Suits, 78c ** Old-Fe.h.oned G.rl ! darnty dotted marquisette with ruf- last, vvith ar ow heels. Buy really OxfnrC it Iff
, Sizes 4t09 In cotton —Other Groups of Children's Costumes. $1.29, $1.69. $1.95 long' cream and rso " high-grade shoes at a wonderful _
1 fabric waists and wool-mixed pants. -Adults’ Halloween Costumes, sl*9. $1,69, $1.95, $2.49 j ana ecru.,£g c ShnilUtlOiia » 8^ <md
Bm .„ rad gus «n.u bb,,. I ,ra.,n»r. niis'wiiii"" «»»■»«»■>» 3,'tng. n«,r
IL I~- ■'■ —- J TV-n- : ■ - F r '''' 1 S 1
George M. White. Bishop William F.
McDowell and Harry E. Woolever.
Conditions of under-nourishment and
near-starvation existing among 200,000
children in that country can be al
leviated only through tne continued
support of the emergency relief units,
it wad stated. At present the funds
necessary for operating feeding sta
tions are inadequate, the committee
asserts, requiring immediate replenish
ment if the charitable work 1s to be
continued.
There are no administrative costs
deducted from the contributions made ;
to this esuse. it was pointed out, as '
the Insular Department of Education
absorbs this overhead.
Expresses Appreciation. * '
Col. Theodore Roosevelt, Governor of
Porto Rico, has expressed his apprecia
tion of the past achievements of t the j
national Child Feeding Committee in
a recent letter to the organization, j
stating that the death and disease j
rates have been appreciably lowered
by the work, although they still remain
50 per cent higher than corresponding
rates in the United States, indicating
the necessity for further expansion of
the relief activities.
The importance of Porto Rico as a
link between the United States and
j South American countries was emphq-
I sized in Col. Roosevelt's communica- 1
THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., OCTOBER 25, 1931—PART CNE.
tion. He added that "help firms at
this time will mean the building St a
more lasting diplomatic relatlonsnlp
than could be effected by an entire
office building full of diplomats ''
PENNSY AWARDED 1930
SAFETY RECORD PRIZE
By the Associated Press
NEW YORK. October J 4 —The Penn
; sylvania Railroad today was awarded
the E. H. Harrtman memorial award
gold medal for the best 1930 safety
record among railroads operating 10 r
000.000 or more locomotive miles.
The award was made at a luncheon
; given by the American Museum of j
! Safety. The New Yoric Central Rall
; road received a certificate of honorable
| mention in competition with the Penn- i
! sylvan ia. „ j
The Los Angeles & Salt Lake Rail
road Co. won a kilver medal for roads
I operating 1,000,000 to 10.000.000 loco- (
motive miles, and the Gulf. Mobile &
Northern Railroad Co. received honor-
I able mention.
Speakers at the luncheon were Carl
R. Gray, M. W. Clement. James A.
Farrell. James Speyer and Ivy Lee.
JUDGE ASSUMES
ART CRITIC ROLE
Asked to Decide Whether
Painting Is Genuine Velas
quez or Copy.
By th# Associated Pres».
NEW YORK, October 24.—Supreme
Court Justice Bernard L. Sheintag was
called upon yesterday to assume the
role of art connoisseur and decide
whether or not a painting is a genuine
Velasquez or just a copy of the medieval
master’s work.
His decision was requested in connec
tion with a suit against Mme. Francisca
Reyes Spanish antique dealer, for
payment of a $15,000 note given to a
Spanish prie. t in 1935 for the painting
In question. 11
In the lowef court Mme. Reyes main
tained the agreed to buy the work on
condition Its authenticity be proven.
She mid while the painting was in
her shop awaiting investigation two
men. who described themselves as
"Count de Gama and Mr. Bonel," looked
at it. proclaimed it a masterpiece and
offered her $250,000.
They were to return the next day.
Mme. Reyes said she immediately went
to the priest. Father Amador Lopez
Rengel. gave him a $5,000 deposit and
the note for $15,000. But the buyers
never came back, Mme. Reyes declared.
Following the death of another Span
ish priest, Father Oarcia, the $15,000
note was found among his papers and
\ suit vu begun by his estate for collec
tion with interest.
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London's Ale Weakens.
LONDON (£*). —Most London pubs
( have passed on to customers the
. ha’penny tax on beer imposed by the
revised budget, but some are serving
milder ales at the old figure. Brewers
make a special brand which sells at
the old cost of 6 pents a half pint.
L— #
The Italian state railroads are build
i ing houses for pensioners.
ARMY ORDER* 5 PLANES f
New Ships to B* Uead for Attack
Experiments.
Tive low-winged airplanes of s new
experimental type were ordered yester
day by the War Department from the
Detroit Aircraft Corporation at a cost
of $166,332. The price includes spare
parts and engineering data.
The Army Air Corps will experiment
with the planes, which are of the two
seater pursuit type, to ascertain wheth
er they can be used advantageously in
attacks as well. While a pursuit plane
is designed primarily to combat other
planes, an attack ship is designed
especially for use against ground troops.
The planes will be equipped with
additional guns and other apparatus i
to make them fulfill both functions.
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