Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1929, Page 9

JAPANESE URGE MORE WARSHIPS Naval Offlclals Request 10-; 10-7 Ratio to Equai Britain and United States. By the Associated Press. TOKIO, September 21.—With a pro- gram of eight 10,000-ton cruisers, each | capable of 33 knots and armed with | ten 8-inch guns, more than half com-! pleted, high naval authorities of Japan are publicly discussing the possibility that the government will have to lay down more fighting ships of this class in order to keep pace with the United States and Great Britain. There has been no thought of sus- pending or abandoning work on the eight new ships, four of which are al-| ready afloat, with the others due to take | to the water within 12 m-nths, 10-10-7 Ratio to Be Sought, The public and semi-public utter- | ances of naval officers, from Admiral ‘Takarabe, minister of marine, down, indicate, too, Japan's intention of in- sisting at the next naval conference on a ratio of 10-10-7 in the allot- ment of auxiliary warcraft tonnage to | Englflnd America and this country. an asked for that ratio for capital ps at the Washington conference, hut nnauy accepted 5-5-3. The higher ratio for auxiliary craft was informally ! advanced at the three-power conference in Geneva in 1927. The talk gave rise to recent news- paper reports that a supplementary program, calling for four additional 10,000 tonners, 15 first-class destroyers and a number of smaller destroyers, | submarines, gunboats and oilers, had been decided upon. The navy depart- ment later said that no announcement would be made at this time, lest it embarrass the MacDonald-Dawes econ- versations in London. It was remarked, however, that no outright denial of the reports was forthcoming. Surveys Are Given to Press. Naval officers and publicists are giv- ing the Japanese press surveys designed to support the claim for for the 10-10-7 ratio, asserting that the program which America and Britain have in hand will give each of these powers between 250,- 000 and 300,000 tons of modern cruisers of more than 7,000 tons, whereas Japan by the ccmnlelmn of her eight Nachi class ships will have a corresponding tonnage of only 108.400; that is, eight 10.000-ton thn,fi and four of the Furu- taka class of 7.100 tons each. Hence, it | is argued, that unless the two leading | sea powers agree to reduce drastically their cruiser flects, Japan must build several more 10,000-ton fighters to keep within hailing distance. Japan, it is authoritatively indicated, hopes for such actual reduction by Britain and America, thus making any | increase in the present Japanese cruiser strength unnecessary. CLEMENCEAU'S FIRST TALKIE BRINGS LAUGH Theater Patrons Roar at “Tiger's”| Remarks to Workmen in Garden. { PARIS (P).—Georges Clemenceau, “the Tiger of France,” has succumbed to the lure of the talkic. Gruffly, for months, the aged statesman had turned down every request from talkie firms, until finally, one morning, cornered in the garden of his villa at Saint Vincent sur Jard in Vendee, he surrendered. But when the film was shown at a local theator the auditors roared with laughter as the picture of the robust old man, gesticulating wildly, appeared on the screen and they heard the first words, uttered with tigerish mock ferocity: “Get a_move on, boys. in this garden all day. thing else to do.” . AGED FAVORITE OF KING TAKES FIRST RIDE IN AIR Frau Schratt, Sweetheart of Lutei Emperor Franz Josef, Flies to Zurich. I can't stay I have some- VIENNA (#)—Frau Katherina Bchratt, for 35 years the sweetheart of the late Emperor Franz Josef, had her first air ride when she flew from Vienna to Zurich. Frau Schratt, who is 74 years old, is writing her memoirs. She relates that Franz Josef was so conservative | that he was opposed to elevators being | put in the royal palace. He was likewise averse to using a motorcar, and there is only one case on record when he was induced to ride in one. That was on the occasion of | King Edwarl's official visit to Vienna. | NOAH BEERY IS SUED. | Producer, Alleging Actor A(tackedl Him. Seeks $100,000. LOS_ ANGELES, October 5 (A).— Noah Beery, film actor, was sued in Superior Court yesterday by Raymond Wells, an _independent motion picture roducer, for $100,000 damages. Fol- | owing collision last September, Wells sald, Beery leaped from his car, menaced him with a gun and beat | him with a blackjack. Wells said his skull was fractured by House Cleaning for Autumn and Winter? Let us do the drudgery of removing the dust and grit and washing your rugs. Clean, bright rugs reflect credit on the careful housewife— Three-day service. Call Mr. Pyle Nat. 3257 & 3291 Sanitary Carpet and Rug Cleaning Co. 106 Indiana Ave. N.W. DANDRUFF | llndu Moaflm Guar. I.UCKY 'I'IGEI BumsteadsWurmSyrup *To children ap anxel it Totiowed. ity and enormous 1t contains full dose. . Sold everywhers reit t of Axro\l Lot SANTONIN Y or by mail, §0s ® botile. et 0o A, Veothees, M. D. Philadelobie | $10 on each rug —and over 22 75 patterns fo choose from. AU have fringed ends piled grade. Beautiful Patterns in vich, luxur- ous colors. Alex. | Smith's and other brands. Slight seconds. | continuous post, in double, | three-quarter or twin sizes. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 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Sold as slight seconds (but are comparatively perfect); made without border. ‘3 Groups of Felt-Base FLOOR COVERINGS Slight Seconds szt §B 59 Armstrong s Axminster Rugs 19 new Fall patterns $50 and $55 9x12-Ft. Slight seconds. Exact reproductions and bright colors, 49 Axminster Rugs 9x12-Ft. Greylock of Oriental designs in Size 8.3x10.6 ft., $45 Extra heavy high- Seamless. Sexe $27.50 Extra Large Tapestry Rugs difa‘i!:.f'r‘.":; nd designs. Evéry rug is of perfect ;:lllly In this sale at less than half Famous “Lane” Cedar Chests .Sold to us as samples. Mostly in rich walnut finish. Note the tremendous sav- ings at these sale prices! 35 Lane Chests, $22 230 La:: Chests, $18 $42 Lane Chests, $26 $49 Lane Chests, $29 Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. $89 Seamless .9x12 Wilton Rugs All brand-new pat- tecns, | fringed . _ends, size 9x12 ft. or 8.3x10.6 $ ft. Beautiful deep-pile fabries that, will give years of service en your Tloors. Goldenberg's—Downstairs Store $195.00 Kroehler 3-Pec. Bed Suite or white. Suite includes Davenport that opens into a large size bed, fireside Armchair and Club Armchair. Loose spring-filled cushions. Upholstered in two-tone Jacquard Velour. Sale of Famous $24.50 Inner Spring HELLER MATTRESS 13" 540 resilient inner springs tell the story of why this famous mattress offers such amazing comfort—so many years of service. And this truly remarkable sale price is another wonderful ex.mple of the many sensational values being offered in Goldenberg’s Semi-Annual Furniture Sale! Size 3 Ft. 3 In. for Twin Beds Size 4 Ft. 6 In. for Full Double Beds The Senaat:on of a Season—for Washington Homes Tomorrow! Mattress Contains 540 of These Springs! Special Value $l9.0d Double Day Beds 4 e e ! v’ I” Only Opem into a large size bed, with popular Windsor effect ends. Complete with cretonne covered mattress. $12 Metal Beds | $7.50 Metal Beds $9.00 Roll Edge Mattresses 50-1b. all- eeuon s with g in all s6 .69 regulation sizea. 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In Our Drapery Department at About /3 Less | 0 Hundreds and hundreds of fresh, new ALlumn panels in a great sale event to prepare the homemaker for’ Full —for it offers truly sensational values—and an assortment that is wide enaulh to satisfy every taste. Than Usual Prlces' $ 1 Each $2 Each Don’t miss this excephoml opportunity Exquisite filet and shadow lace weaves—mostly in ecru [Spamsst Iy Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. Better Order a Supply of These $1.25 Bleached 81x90 Sheets While They Are on Sale Tomorrow at 8 8 Heavy, round-thread cotton ahuu that will sell in half-dozen and “dozen lots at this unusually low price. Full double-bed size—hand-torn, $4.00 Rayon Spreads Lustrous brocad e A e it eyl 35c¢ Pillowcases’ a reads with & rich lvery sheen. In rose, $2 blue, gold or green Buy as many of thn-e as you do of the sheets tomorrow—for they are equally with_scalloped edges; 80x105 inches. tempting values. Size 45x36 inches. . 15¢c Unbleached Cotton, Yd. Every housekee p e r 50c Hemstitched Cases finds many uses !nr double beds. Size 45x36-in. cases, 3 9 c inches wide. Order Goldenberg’s—Main _Floor Three “Wear-Ever Specials Another Special! $1.50 Bleached 81x90 Sheets 19 Extra heavy quality—fully bleached and free from starch or dressing. Size 81x90 inches for without starch dressing. " Hemstltch- ing gives them an at- tractive finish. $1.75 Wear-Ever Griddles pl n c a k es! 1 .00 wer p::l- aluminum griddle, Fine $1.25 French Fryer $3.25 Sausepan Set|you maks Set of four luscious s $ 98 |wtiis 89 frys.” Has2- lipped nuu- qt. deep pan with pans. dle. Heavy wire strong, hlrdy long handles. | basket. mornln' Large size ash cans of heavy cor- rugated iron. Strong_grip han- dles. No need for spilled ashes in the cellar, $1.98 Refrigerator $159 BOILERS guidewin: 31 .68 '$2.49 SIFTERS' o $2 14 Mad o ° f ga iron. Nesco qnlhty dowsill. Has conven- ient drop door, Keeps food fresh and clean. hnvy grade tin with special me- tallic bot- toms. “Super-Service House Paints (Contains over 50% “Linseed Oil) 1, Gal. Step Ladders Each Step Braced 4-Ft. sl -29 Sizge... $1.49 Electric Garbage oater Dry on these Coppered reflector Dry on) these bowl. Finished in c Froes, or blve.” idenl to 2 i ant koenithe ill the chill of a fros- " tains lnn:t ty morn. Of light weight with rustless pins. American-Holland Shades N borders: 6x9- MONDAY SPECIALS Big Values in Small Typel 10c Hardwater Soap, 3 cakes “Raino” soap for ? lzc bath and toilet use. l,tkrn. long - lasting oldenb b—'dlln Floor. 25¢ Bonnie B Talc Delightfully scent- cd pure talcum pow- } 1 6 der. Comes in the c tall ean. oldenberg’s—Main_Floor. 50c Bath Salts - Large jar of bath ; crystals, sweetly scented. Speclal for 29c Mond.nv oldenberg's—M; ln Floor. $1 Tre-Jur Body Powder § In a large deco- ‘N rated metal box, to- % gether with sofi ve- % 45c lour pufl SpeclnL iden Main Dragon Sewing Cotton G Spoo s for pool Ienr\hx ln 'hlu and black, ' Also basting ) cotton. c i numbers. Goldenber; !—-‘llin Floor. Warren’s Blanket Binding 5-Yard Piece Superior grade in many. pretty colors. 29 Of folded sateen. c Regular 10c vard. Goldenber D—Vllln Floor. 98¢ Electric Curling Irons Keep your hair looking well. Fine ? grade heating _ele- c ments, enamel han- dles, silk-covered cord Goldenberg's—Main_Floor. 50c Art Tlclung 36-inch heavy 8- ounce quality in a ; terns. Guldrnb!u'o—\hln Floor. 59¢ Oilcloth Table Covers 45x45 - inch table ] covers; all perfect quality; many bright 49c and cherry pllltl’nt Goldenberg's—Main_Floor. 20c Printed Perules 36-in. percales of light grounds; large assortment ul colors and all guar- 5 c anteed fast. Goldenberg's—Main_Floor. Women’s $1 Cl:ifion Silk Hose Seam-back fashion marked hose, ~silk from fop to toe: c square or pointed heel; many wanted chol! slight lars. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. $1.98 Hemstitched Tablecloths Fine quality sil- [ o ee siasa | $l.38 inches; a sipendid bargain. Real thick and soft double-thread guality 3 3 by 44-inch size. c Goldenberg's—Main Floor. Tailored gowns, slips, bloomers, pan- Goldenberg’s l—“lhl Floor. 59¢ Turkish Towels towels with neatly colored borders; 32 Women’s $1 and $1.25 Rayon Undies ties ' and _step-ins; ) 79 ‘Goldenberg's—Main Floor. $1.50 Squeeze-Ezy Mop popular mop A that is easy to use; self - wringer style; has smooth enamel handles. Goldenberg's—Downstairs Store.” $1.25 Bread Boxes Medium size roll- ) top models of heavy tin; finished in blue 5 c or green. ‘Goldenberg's—Downstairs Store. $2.25 Velour Draperies, Yd. 54 inches wide in colors of blue, rose, $ ° 8 brown, mulberry or green. Goldenbers’s—Fourth Floor. 69¢c Opaque Window Shades, Ea. Classed as seconds. Come in ecru or white; ?x6-ft. size; c extra special, oldenbers’s—Fourth Floor. $32.50 “Lane” Cedar Chests Fine quality cedar chests of all walnut finish; sold as floor . samples; 48 inches long. Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. $3 Felt-Base Sqnares, Ea. Prettily pat- crul Ve Goldenbere’s -'—nn-mmu Store. $35 Wardrobe Trunks equipped trunk with % hangers, hat and Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor. $1.69 “Sunfast” Window Slu es, Ea. Hartshorn rollers; § all colors. Goldenbers's—Fourth Floor. $15 Velour Portieres, Pr. Rich, donbh.lm Goldenbers's—Fourth Floor. $25 Brussels Rugs Your choice of 12 very preity } $16 85 des gns; ~ seam- less; 9x12-ft. "Goldenbers’s—Downstalrs Store.