Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1929, Page 9

ENGINEER CALLING | WILBE ANALYZED Group From Profession to Seek Fresh Objectives in Study. American engineers are planning to apply the yardstick to the engineer as a professional man, in an effort to set up fresh objectives for the profession, it is announced by the American En- gineering Council from national head- quarters, 26 Jackson place. The study will be centered in Wash- ington by a committee headed by H. C. Morris, retired mining engineer, of 1868 Columbia road. Other members of the committee are A. B. McDaniels of ‘Washington, representing the American Soclety of Civil Engineers; Conrad N. Lauer of Philadelphia, representing the American Society of Mechanical gl- neers: H. A. Kidder of New York, rep- resenting the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, and L. W. Wal- lace of 26 Jackson place, executive sec- retary of the council. Earnings to Be Analyzed. Committees from each of the en- gineering groups will also work with the council committee to furnish data for the study. Earnings will be analyzed, the trends of engineernig thought will be explored and machinery will be set up to adjust the relationships of engineers wherever difficulties arise locally or nationally. Arthur W. Berresford of New York, president of the council, inaugurated the study of the profession in the belief that, as analyzers and planners for other lines, they could be performing themselves a constructive service by analyzing their own calling. Comparisons to Be Made. i In the study, comparisons will be made between the engineering and other professions, particularly as to the earnings of the individuals. The status of the profession as measured by ap- propriate standards will be ascertained and the major trends of the profession determined. The classifications planned as a re- sult of the study are expected to be of \ great service to the Government serv- ices. ‘The committee also will study I;glstrntlon laws in States which have em. INFANTRY HEAD INSPECTS Two 39c Boxes Veldown Sanitary Napkins For Regular 78¢ Value Goldenbers's—Main Floor. “AT SEVENTH AND K” THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, AUG Free Parking Space for Our Patrons Opposite Eighth Street Entrance GOLDENEERG S WASHINGTON’S POPULAR SHOPPING CENTER $1.95 to $3.50 Silk Hose Grouped at One Radical Sale Price Tomorrow! BOTH PLAIN AND NOVELTY HEELS EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED PERFECT! Both in variety and in value—this is a hosiery event of far more than passing interest. Two prominent hosiery manufacturers sold us their surplus stock at radical con- cessions—and to these beautiful stockings we have added every pair of high-grade novelty heel hose in stock, as well as fine square heel styles. All are full-fashioned, PERFECT; three, four or five thread sheer silk to the top—and the ) UST 18, 1929— PART 1. 2 50c Noxzema Cream ands‘ch Noxzema Skin both R:r 44c Famous Noxzema preparations for sanburn, rough skin, :l‘c“ Special offer includes jar of Noxzema and cake of Noxzema Soap—bot! 1 e e e A DozenRacks of the Loveliest Frocks I ette Prints Crepes Crepe Frocks Summer . . oldenberg's—Second _Floor. 6 for..... Hand - embroidered Napkins Made of an of pretty patterns. All Marked Down From Higher Priced Lines—While in the Height of Fashion 3 Racks of Airy Chiffon and Georg- 3 Racks of White and Pastel Silk 2 Racks of Long Sleeved Bright How easy to select just the type of . from a varied assortment like the above! of fabrics and workmanship . . . it is the utter desi season’s models) that make these charming dresses an outstand, for Goldenberg’s . . . and we are specialists in Misses’ Sizes 14 to 20—Women $1.59 and $1.95 AllSilk Washable Flat Crepe You’ve Seen at This Low Price Here the Smart Line-up! 2 Racks of Long Sleeved Printed €8 Flat Crepes 1 Rack of Navy Blue & White Polka Dotted Frocks 1 Rack of Navy Blue Georgette & Black Frocks £ frock or frocks you need to finish out the It is not only the quality irability of the styles (all this ing group—even value, you know! ’s Sizes 36 to 46 5129 i A fashionable array of shades for your choosing, including the suntan favorites Sizes 8!, to 10 —but not all sizes in each style. fg Plain and printed 39-inch Flat Crepes that include a fine array of smart colors “and attractive designs. The ideal material for Summer or early Fall frocks. You will be agreeably surprised at the exceptional quality and also at the way it washes. ——————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— $1.49 & $1.95 Silk .29 | $2.95 All-Silk 36-in. Rough Pongee s]. 2 Crepe Chiffons ...... $],'39 You may choose from a large selection of wanted 39-inch beautifully printed, airy chiffons that §, P 4ed | have colorful prints on light grounds. _For man: colors and designs that make this fine, heavy quallty | BV <OOT, PO OO CHI BRI Gy “rost majority have dainty picot tops. These smart features: e e e ailalits eans $1 ALL-LINEN LUNCHEON CLOTHS ... 89c Fine quality linen with gold borders. Size 49x49 inches. This is indeed a_special price! $1 ALL-LINEN BRIDGE COVERS ....... 69¢ Heavy quality Linen Cloths Hand- 1ST MOTOR REGIMENT at Fort Eustis, Gets Full Equipment of Gasoline- Square Heels Black Novelty Heels Self Color Fancy Heels Ankle Clocks Two-point Heels Single-point Heels 84th, ; and lighter nude tones. ‘ Monday—Our Greatest Hosiery Event This Season! Driven Vehicles. Maj. Gen. Stephen D. Fuqua, chief of Infantry, has just returned from a visit to Fort Eustis, Va., where he ob- Two Other Evceptional Hose Offerings! served the activities of the 34th Infan- . ~ with “ crocheted edges. pongee most desirable for Summer and early Fall iy the trst regiment of that arm of $1.50 Full Fashioned Hose $1.00 Sheer Silk Hose drawn stitched in colors. Tie || ‘wear. agreeable. serv completely motorized. ’ 5 Extended tests are to be made to de- Slight Irregulars of a Nationally Known Make Slight Irregulars fpesiforicoryes s $2.69 All-Silk b Wi ot i 0 L Full fashioned _service-weight Seamed back, fashion marked 23c STARTEX DISH 17¢ | $2.95 Printed Suede s 69 5 % $ .88 animals with motors in that regiment e Pugeiiiralgisn. 14 il aaitelored; - sdoubl } TOWELING, YARD...... . . Crepe Satins 2hd 40" aeietmine the mpecine tapes of [[| itk with narrow lisle gaster welt hose, with self colored, double i enhewsina mead il 39%ims ElatiCrepest.. . B | oE e e et ity . Zictors Nequned. oA total of 100imiotor ok Ao e L e c painted heels. Silk to the 'top. 5 c variety of pretty colorings. All-silk, heavy quality Flat Crepes in an_excellent e e et s Tall S Jeraiihel ¢ These mands s lerrass be ot Alse & For your choos- Special for Monday. assortment of refreshing colors and printed designs. | Make the most of this opportunity and buy several celain, beige and breezes. Here are remarkable savings on a favorite material. | yards. few picot top chiffon hose. been furnished. These include 23 crass- country cars with passenger bodies and 9 cross-country cars with light cargo bodies; 19 cross-country, four-wheel drive, one-and-one-half-ton trucks; 13 cross-country, four-wheel, two-wheel drive, three-fourth-ton trucks; 14 cross- country, six-wheel, four-wheel drive, three-fourth-ton trucks; 8 motor cycles with side cars, 5 three-and-one-half-ton unusually low price. | GnMenberAx‘-—.\llln Hnlvdv.—clurn ccounts Invited. $1 & $1.25 House Frocks Goldenberg's—Main Floor.—Charge Accounis Invited. 35c Boxed Stationery One-quire boxes of excellent Final Clearance of All Remaining Confinental 200 Dozen 35¢ Turkish Towels Fine, heavy quality Pastel Turkish Towels in an writing paper. Tractor. s rolling kitohen trailors, | tank s O en trailers, in| it i H (Gaanine) Sruck of Tatcganion capacity, ||| Plaids of pink, blus, gold oo & By %28‘: A Special Purchase That We Place p-zt:;:d.c. — "l":lfl i Screen s & S cr e e n D o 0[ s The equipment listed is intended to o provide transportation for heavy weap- 20240 inches. 4 FOR $1. on Sale Tomorrow at Callt g udsw catde regular price. that come in four dif- All First Quality—in Perfect Condition—at 21c ons formerly transported by animal- H drawn means, signal equipment, combat 39c Huck Towels, speCl&l, 24c EaCh E 1l equipment, organizational property and xtra as we! ferent colors to the A ol baggage, supplies, certain personnel for- r.n-l)i..- H:-;.u;eh.a ‘H:lek Towels ": '.:.‘E::'. "l’-o;:: as regular c box. One quire in each box. Drastic Reductions! i een. X C/ - . — _-— i icigt ;r;o:gfig;mo:l\ zE“i’i‘;”m‘e“%,.'% :::.',‘:; Fill ..:Iy.,“:' liaes :lou‘:’n::v:l\;.ili these fine towels. sizes! 6‘912 PhYIlllg Cards w?’: Extension 79¢ Extension weapons. Equipment has not been pro- Goldenbers's—Main r Gold or silver indow Screens Window Scr Vided for transporting the entire per- Sl ot o 39 creens f,‘:',’{‘,,filnfi ;:fie;fi,g&:'me ,,’;},;,‘;fi{;;:,; Sale' 79c & sl Such crisp, colorful, comfortably R-rrow. Il;ridle L I‘c c of all personnel heavy trucks will be = styled house frocks will not tarry ttractively colore acks. led £ o % Special ! 24 inches high— supplied from exiting stock. Scissors and Jong tomorrow at this low price.of ‘Goldenbars's—Main_Floo il epen o 34 inches op23, Inches high—vil OFFICERS TRANSFERRED. Shears MR c 77c. For they are as pretty and cool Women’s $1 Stamped ny.l'-mxl nl:k:lbh L as can be—just the sort of frocks to Dresses and Coats, Each {f] Ziivanized wire ship as the above. — o ished Capt. J. D. R. Woodworth, Medical ANl frst quality with a fine polishe Beautiful designs to reening. l - - $2.98 Continental Screen Doors Corps, has been relieved from duty at mickel finish. e surplus stock of a New don of a Summer or Autumn Morning. Vancouver Barracks, Wash., and o‘:d{'r:d York import 5 bl 3 be worked. ~ Broken c to Fort Banks, Mass.; Capt. Douglas L. Dressmakers’ Shears (6, 7 _and 8 in.) Straightline -and youthful basque sizes and colors and 2 Feat @ duikes wide andi @ fest @' tackes .75 Crane, Field Artillery, from Fort Ben- Manicure Scissor Button _Hole styles of large, medium and small § limited quantity. high—with strong natural wood, varnished frames, ning. Ga, to Fort Bragg. N. C.; Capt. ars » + + Pasket rs . . » Wom- prints, _including florals, dots, e Babies’ 59¢ Stamped flled with galvanized wire screening. from_Fort Jay, N. Y., to Harrisburg, en's Scissers Ch B 8 O rotawiees ,".T..u':{":: Lgfrei g i Voile Dresses M h Pa.; First Lieut. Perry W. Brown, Field becoming vestees, Stamped voile and Final R luctions on Artiliery, from Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo., broadcloth little tots’ 39¢ The Smartest Accessory to a Smart Outfit! to Fort Sill, Okla.; First Lieut. Richard g i E G‘d?""'b'“: Corps, 1{7.1‘;11 Langles T B Sizes 36 to 52 bt B ot i ield, Va., to San Antonio, Tex., colors en size: Srcona Tient, James A Wi, 1, Al $3 Shell-Frame apeslry ags yoars. ; AllLawn Mowers Too Goldenberg's—Second Floor. Goldenberg's—~Third Floer. Corps, from Langley Field, Va, to Bolling Field Anacostia, D. $10.98 De L: ing Field A .98 De Luxe Lawn Mowers $7.98 16-inch size—with [ de temper- eel _eutting Self sharpen- Four to sell. GOLDENBERG'S “At Seventh and K” SALE—ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINES, Floor samples and demon- strators—some slightly scuffed, but otherwise new and perfect, Every Boys’ Suit Must Go! A Final Clearance of Suits for Fall W ear, at Prices that Are Truly Unusual! Thrifty Mothers will be wise to buy these Suits: for Fall and School wear. These are perfect quality in popular materials and colors. Sizes and atyles for all boys, and prices for all pocketbooks. Come early for choice selection. Two-Knicker Fall $3.95 to $595 Suits High School and 25 All-wool and Wool-mixture Suits, Prep s“it' s“it. with knicker pants, and some have g Sizes 7 to 17 Years e s ot e W Sizes 13 to 18 Years $6.24 Mowers 12.inch 34.98 “Dependable” lawn mowers, with plain bearings and self- sharpening blades. 1 95 Stunning Bags, made of heavy quality, rich Tapestries in a grand assortment of attractive patterns. High-grade shell and wood \| frames that are rarely found on bags at a price this low. (Al the ular pouch shapes, in both and carry new machine guar- | long-handle and back-strap $9.35 to $12.75 Suits, antee. e 4 510 to 31250 Suls, with §6 () 75 to $1235 Sults, @7 Q() $37.50 Tabl styles. Each bag has a purse Pindadtofhdnn . 1 with two long pants....... ElEctise. o nne $29.75 with mirror fittings. '5;4 5t M16H h cl?;:fl::t-hyuh Panbm L n‘su.u“-snm, $9.90 o lwo icl . c al eee veo300 | WIS TWO LGINE PEERS...... ‘4:.’50'1.!5" $44.50 Goldenbers’s—Maln ¥ harge Accounts i ce to $oL, 312 00 | 63¢ to 950 Pants...... iie wl:ll:!is:o‘l‘:)nnl‘“ ”gum_ 512.90 00 Co P ——— 5 $119 to $1.25 Knickers. 88 | M'Boys . $2475 " Suits $16.90 . Goldenberg's—Third Floor. Charge Accounts Invites ..$1.19 $1.50 to $1.95 Knickers.... with two long pants. .. $80.00 Consolette 356. 50 Electric .. R e $69.00 $90.00 Rotary Desk Electric. . First quality smootn giazed erocks for mal ickles. etc. E. Z. Seal Fruit Jars Pint Quart Garbage Cans Made of heavy corrugated galvanized iron. and guaran feed not to leak. “Nobelt” Misses’ and Children’s Patent Strap Men’s $2 to $4 MONDAY 1 414-gal. size .. $118.00 Comsoleiie $69.75 Barg)ainl ! Size Size At $165.00 Rotars " $99.00 in Our / e Console Electric biian g n' Terms a: {:zku $1.00 ;:::;"“‘ shoe Dept. - -%gfi.c“" Goldenbers's—Main_ Pleor W g et imnd ( m EYES || 2 | = . diad] o patterns. or . e — 5 : ; $4.00 Women’s Boys’ and Girls’ Examined Free! Sizes A to D, House Sfi;:pen \\ Out They Go ¥ Sandals and Oxfords $2.98 'E!::trivg:; i“;l!; Superwear Soles 89c All Sizes. irons with heavy beveled edge sole plate. Full size and weight. Com-~ plete with attachment cord. TR TS R A TS T Women’s Smart Summer Novelty FOOTWEAR Every suit is tailored in faultless fashion, extra full cut in the body and trimmed with washable brfid { or rayon frogs. 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