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ROOSEVELT CRAFT
SAILS INTO HARBOR
Sewanna Pierces Fog Banks
in 45-Mile Run from Cape
Sable to Shelburne.
Ft th« Associated Press.
ABOARD SCHOONER LIBERTY
OFF SHELBURNE, Nova Scotia, July
18—President Franklin D. Roosevelt
and his three sons brought their sturdy
little schooner Sewanna into the shel
tered waters of Shelburne Harbor
late today after a 45-mile run, partly
through fog, around the southern tip
»f Nova Scotia, from Cape Sable.
Twice the President’s vacation craft
pierced fog banks, once as it sailed
east into the Atlantic and the second
time about 10 miles up the east coast
of the Canadian province.
Fog horns droned out their mono
tone warnings from Cape Sable Light,
but the Sewanna, with the escorting
destroyer Hopkins and yacht Potomac
eloae to ner stern, piuggea aiong
through the damp, chilly air and
choppy sea. Twice the press boal
Liberty lost sight of the presldentia:
ere ft.
About 20 miles from Shelburne th<
Weather cleared, a warm North At
lantic sun beat down on flotilla deck!
and the Sewanna hoisted all sails.
Hugging to shore, the Sewanna en
tered Shelburne Harbor from the At«
lantic around 3:30 p.m. lEasterr
standard time) and dropped anchoi
an hour later close by the little fish
lng village of 1.500 persons.
Tho Chief Executive, heavily beard
ed and tanned, left the Sewanna a
the end of the day's voyage ant
boarded the Potomac to open, by radii
signal, the Frontier Centennial Cele
bration at Fort Worth. Tex.
He also tried his hand again a
fishing before reboarding the Sewann;
for supper. Porpoises and tuna couli
be seen in schools on the trip up thi
coast.
Monday the President will resumi
his vacation cruise, which began Iasi
Tuesday morning from Pulpit Harbor
Me. He will turn the Sewsmna bad
down the coast and around into th<
Bay of Fundy once more, sailing up
the west coast of Nova Scotia for s
later crossing in the vicinity of Grand
Manan Island.
I _ _
LA GUARDIA SPLITS
WITH REPUBLICANS
I .-.. ■■ ~
Announce* He Will Support Berle
One of Original Brain
[ Trusters.
; r.y tbc Associated Press.
: NEW YORK. July 18 —A breach be^
■ tween Mayor Fiorello H. La Guardia
elected on a Fuslonist ticket, and
county Republican leaders was opened
today with the Mayor’s announced
espousal of a candidate to .oppose the
Republican nominee for president of
the Board of Aldermen.
La Ouardla announced he would
support Adolph A. Berle, jr., one of
the original New Deal “brain trusters,”
present city chamberlain and the
Mayor's representative In negotiations
for unified city rapid transit systems.
The announcement came 34 hours
after the Republicans had put for
ward Alderman A. Newbold Morris.
The political race became three
sided later in the day with the So-_
cialist party's nomination of Julius’
Hockman for the office.
The Fusion ticket on which the
Mayor was elected was a coalition of
Republicans and Independents.
425,000 Attend Fair.
Visitors to the 1936 Brussels Com
mercial Pair, in Belgium, numbered
435,000. more than twice the number
last year.
Butterflies in Vogue.
Adhesive butterflies worn on bare
backs are vogue among London
women.
PRINCETON GRADUATES
REPORT EARNINGS DROP
Class of 1921 Publishes Figures
Showing Decrease of $64 a Year
Since Five Years Ago.
By the Associated Press.
PRINCETON, N. J.t July 1« —
Princeton University graduates of the
class of 1921 are earning an average
of $64 less a year than they did five
years ago. ,
The figures are contained In a vol
ume nublished today in conjunction
with the fifteenth re-union of the
clau.
Answering a questionnaire, 274 of
the 377 members of the class re
ported their present average earn
ings at $5,620. In 1931 they were
$5,684 and In 1926, $3,466.
Income from Investments and other
sources, amounting to $2,342, brings
the total annual average income to
$8,052, according to the compilation.
Brokers lead in the amount of
salary earned, 24 reporting average
earnings of $9,550. Next in the salary
scale are nine members of the class
engaged in publishing and editing,
their average salary being listed at
$7,600.
— *
Chile may use American road ma
chinery in its big road-building pro
Only 11 Days More
Government taking over bnilding
Buy NOW for FALL and SAVE
2T 50% zL
On Tailored and Raffled Curtains,
Cottage Sets, Hand-hooked Rugs
Draperies and Spreads
Chintz—Taffeta
Damask—Crash
Candlewick
McDevitt’s
1314 G Open Saturday
-1
You need NEW PERFECTED* HY
DRAULIC BRAKES for your own safety
and the safety of others, under today’s driv
ing conditions. These brakes are always
equalized—always dependable; they have
maximum stopping power; they are the
safest and smoothest-acting brakes ever
built. Get this feature . . . get a Chevrolet!
You need GENUINE FISHER NO DRAFT
VENTILATION for correct air conditioning in
;ir weather. It "scoops in” refreshing breezes
on hot days—prevents drafts—eliminates cloud*
ing of the windshield—and gives each passenger
individually controlled ventilation at a touch of
the regulator. Get this feature... get a Chevrolet!
White House Police Get Target Practice
Members of the White House police are now required to take iarget practice. Here are
the deans of the White House detail, left to right: Capt. Clarence Dalrymple and Lieut. Ernest
(Larry) Seaman shooting with Pvt. Roland Ford, champion marksman of the detail.
—Harris-Ewing Photo.
WANTED
Antique Gold and Silver
Antlra* raid and allyer arnamenta
and allTer tea and e«*ff aerTlees.
Wc pay hirhrr cash prlees than
market rales. Standard prleea paid
far aerap gold and braken Jewelry.
MURRAY GALLERIES, INC.
1724 ‘20th St. K.W. North 4 00S.
need all these
modern
features
to get complete motoring satisfaction
You need a SOLID STEEL one-piece TURRET TOP
for complete overhead protection, for modern car styl
ing, for all-season comfort. It puts the safety of solid
seamless steel over your head; beautifies and identifies
the modern car; keeps passengers cooler in summer and
warmer in winter. Get this feature... get a Chevrolet!
You need KNEE-ACTION WHEELS* for maxi
mum safety as well as maximum riding comfort.
They "step over” bumps and holes—eliminate car
pitching and tossing—give all passengers a smooth,
steady, level ride over all types of roads and at all
engine speeds. Get this feature ... get a Chevrolet!
Lhevrolet is the only low-priced car that has them all
4a
You need a HIGH-COMPRESSION VALVE
IN-HEAD ENGINE for the finest combination of
performance and economy. This sturdy Chevrolet
valve-in-head engine excels in all-round action
and gives economy without equal in a full-sire car.
Get this feature ... get a Chevrolet!
You need SHOCKPROOF STEERING* for real
driving ease on those long trips you are planning
this summer. It eliminates steering wheel vibration
—protects your hands and arms from constant
shock—makes driving more nearly effortless than
you ever thought it could be. Get this feature .. •
get a Chevrolet!
«P /■ 1 1 "if" P“ S2° odditionaL •Knee-AetUn on Motor Models only. 930 tcoNOMiCAL transportation 1 /Whff I
4^0 * «»«*L mo™. v«fiB7
CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT. MICHIGAN
• d*
V*
1 i
OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAYS ]N JULY AND AUGUST
PALMER
QUILTED
MATTRESS-_$39.50
Stop Tossing
And Turning.
. .OR COUNTING SHEEP
Buy a comfortable mattress Instead
Especially, during the hot weather. It L
hard to get to sleep. A good, comfort
able mattress is a great aid in helpinj
you sleep soundly and restfully. Witt
good mattresses as reasonable as the:
are at Mayer & Co., there is no need foi
you to "count sheep” in order to get t<
sleep.
PALMER QUILTED
MATTRESS
(Illustrated Above)
$39.50
This Is a new sleep invention!
A quilted mattress without a
tuft, with one-half mile of
thread and 38,466 stitches. The
filling material can neither creep
nor lump. Within these quilted
comforts is one of the finest
inner-spring mattress units you
can buy. A durable mattress
in several beautiful colorings.
Double or twin sizes. You ought
to see this one!
Box Springs to Match, f 39.50
Korpen 'All-American'
Inner-Spring Mattress
$19.75
Quality built with 180
properly tempered coil
springs, 34 lbs. of No. 6 felt,
2-inch roll edge, taped edge,
handles and ventilators—a
comfortable mattress in a
sturdy tan and white stripe
ticking. Box springs to
match, $19.75. Either size.
Korpen Layer Felt
Mattress- - $14.75
Karpen Innerspring
Mattress - $16.75
Curled Block Hoir-Top Mattres
Karpen Made - - *35
Quality built thru and thru! Fine
Karpen inner-spring center con
struction, with protecting sisal pad
and layers of sanafied cotton felt,
topped with springy, curled black
horsehair filling (50% mane ana
50% tail). Comfortable! Taped
roll edge, handles, ventilators and
fine quality blue and white stripe
ticking. Twin or double sizes.
Coil Springs Priced as Low as $9.75
MAYER & CO.
Seventh Street Between D and E
«T . *

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