Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1929, Page 100

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., DECEMBER 15, 1929—PART SIX. RESEAR[:H URGED ATVABVIRATVAWTHE JULIUS LANSBURGH FURNITURE CO., ENTRANCE. 909 F ST. FOR LONGER LIFE lrenee du Pont Advises Joint Action by U. S. Insur- ance Companies. j Wall Desks : Bookcase Betsy Ross Chair S $ 1 9.7 5 VGX’(:::II;::)); 3 o ; Attractive $ 1 4. 75 N Mahogany $2 9. 5 0 “Kroehler” Luxurious C 11 Chair sinty drop-lid wa i . Console Table i dq‘fk.4 1::!’ :hr!p":‘w“"l: Desk Secretary s45 A sturdy and roomy OverSthfed Chalr and Mirror Mahogany -finished b A O ) Y i s frame, seat upholstered $ .75 e ity .50 A beautiful Colontal bookcase of cabinet arranged p: $ -7 in colorful jacquard ment. Carefully selected gyle thxumu very populu wood, finished in ma- velour. An artistic chair A big roomy, stylish v rawers in base o floor. hogany and fitted with S Cogswell chair of beau- mahogany veneers v With serpentine front Carefully finished in gem: three removable shelves A magnifi chai ak e HA shelv l; gnificent chair that will make a A pedestal-leg console (o den or living room. et “high-grade uphol- With the attractive tWo Ball and claw feet, with o, mehogany eomblned 4" gouble plate glass fine gift to “Dad.” Upholstered in high- and a 14x24 plate glass stering. Reversible tones in creating perfect four drawers, zxtendmg tic two-tone mahogany doors. What every book grade tapestry with reversible spring cush- 31;;21 in a mahogany Deferred Payments spring seat cushion. harmony. down to floor. overlay. lover should have. ion. Restful back and arms. R S B T S B B B B B Y B R S R R O NN Outstanding Gift Values at The Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co. Entrance—909 F Street By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, December 14.—Joint re- search by American insurance com- p‘nlu to prolong the life of the aver- citizen was urged by Irenee du Pont, vice chairman of the Board of E. I du Pont de Nemours & Co., in an address at the opening session of the twenty-third annual Convention of Life Insurance Presidents. “Jt is my sincere bellef,” he said, “that research by life insurance wm panies, had it started 20 years when the du Pont Co. had alrendy started research in, its laboratories, would have resulted in the lengthening of life of the average citizen of the United States by at least two years.” Hesitant to Spend Funds. Mr. du Pont, who is a director of the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States, said that life insur- -neo executives, because the busxneu had been largely mutualized, had be hesitant to spend funds held in t.ruat for research. “It would be well,” he continued, | “for you to band yourselves together sand undertake joint research. This would be much more effective than inde- pendent effort.” As an example of what results might be expeeml he cited the record of the Du Pont pany in reducing indus- trial huuties tn the explosive business to one-llxr;hlgt what was considered a good recor years ago. “Today it is safer to work in a dynn- mfle m.-m than it is to lay bricks,” he mmm&ummmmmmmmmmm&wmmmwmmmmmmmm m&@:exa&‘mw%mx&mam&mm&r&zmm&z&rwww&:mmmwmmm&m&aflflmflmw Have Music in Your Home Christmas Rugs, Drapes, Curtains, Blankets & Comforts on a Philco or Majestic Radio Hoavy)! desp’pile’s Axroinater irsghs " Dutable¥end! atiedctive Wlltm§6 e harmonious colou. in a variety of 9x12 Majestic | Philco patterns; 9x12 . ...834. 83x10.6 . Lowboy Lowboy 83x10.6 1§32 o $19; 27x54 Complete with Complete with Tubes Tubes 13722 | #1498 Highboy Highboy Complete with Complete with Tubes Tubes #1672 | 1692 No Interest Charge for Convenient Deferred Payments 3&:&?:\%&%&&&3‘&%&&&2&3‘%%&% Record Is Expected. ‘Group-insured annuities furnished by life insurance companies were recom- mended as a solution to the superannu- ated worker problem by Frederick H. !*ker president of the Metrapoliun e mlunnce Co. He said * ‘paternal- visions” !1] the States “should resort here in America.” oh.n R. Hardin, president of the Mu- tual Benefit Life Insurance Co., New- ark, N. J., said that despite the recent stock market crash the American peo- ple would purchase $19,800,000,000 in new life insurance this year, setting 2 ucord for the seventh consecutive ‘Even more striking” he said, “is the Tact that this year's new purchases will be double the aggregate amount of insurance in force on all lives at the beginning of the century. May we not rennlth!su:h-ueindextoufisun- tury’s thrift progress.” —— WASHINGTON AND OREGON ARE DRENCHED BY STORM ‘Wide Area Soaked in Pacific North- west as Gale Hits Grays Har- bor Section. By the Associated Press. SEATTLE, Wash, December 14— Rain which struck the Western portions of Washington and Oregon during a storm Thursday and yesterday con- tinued to drench a wide area in the Pacific Northwest today, having ex- tended eastward as far as Spokane. ‘The Harbor area of Washing- received the heaviest y and last night, when ht & downpour that 2 inches of precipitation. in the business section of were flooded and fire engines :fin to pump out the water, ds backed the tide, flooding the lowlands. The Olympic Highway east of Aberdeen was sub- merged. sume received 1 inch of rain. which had been falling at Ynklnu turned mm rain. CONTRACTORS ACCUSED OF INCOME TAX EVASION Two Officers of Chicago Firm In- dicted, Charged With Owing Government Large Sum. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, December 14.—An echo Sand colored three-piece Marquisette curtai of curtain trimmed in heavy lace . Flat Marquisette curtains, of sheer q hem with lace edge 45-inch Fringed filet panels, dots, scrolls and all-over designs ....... -$1.95 e Ideal Christmas Gifts French tapestry sofa pillows, with silk puffed ends and velour backs..$3.50 ea. French wall tapestries, 26x40 49 Rayon bed sets, consisting of large flounced pillow, full sized -prud vanity and dresser scarfs; colors rose, green, orchid or gold .95 Drapes to match, 27-in. ndu. 50-in. flounced valance and tie-bac! 5. .$9.75 pr. BLANKETS & COMFORTS Part-wool blankets, blue and white, rose and white, (r:en and white, orange or orchid 100% all-wool blankets, in a variety of colo: Comfortables, filling of down and feathers Comfortables, filling of wool Comlomblel, all new cotton filling, heavy 10-Pc. Period-Design Dining Room Suite Attractive period design, strongly constructed and nicely finished. 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Strong spring cushlon with cre- Carefuly fnished in mahiogany. and caretul construction. tonne covering. '!'he ted rge Chamberlain, president, and Fred W Rhoades, treasurer.” The Government charges that the former owes $300,000 in taxes, covering the years 1926 to 1928, inclusive. Smaller amounts are charged Rhoads. ‘The United States attorney’s office said it had under investigation every contract let by the district in 1927, 1923 and 1920, and that although the Gov- ernment is primarily concerned with the collection of income tax, all in- formation it discloses will be turned over to the State's attorney's office. Ten Listed as Dead For 2 Weeks Land; Rescued by Liner 2S5 SRS 2 2 T 4-Pc. Walnut Poster Bed Room Suite A gracefully designed suite of genuine wal- nut veneer. Comprising large dresser, roomy $ chest of drawers with deck, attractive poster bed and beautiful French vanity. b Bridge . Kitchen Lamp w_g;:;‘;:o,, Cabinet A my Sewing Cabinet mety $29.75 | EEE 8 1675 Complete with all h R labor saving devices, . ' A solid mahogany including folding cabinet of the true flour bin, etc. Colonial type. IK:i:iney-.S(li-pch Meu‘ll gt Fiber Rocker ~ Book Trough $12.75 End Table Handsome metal kidney.shaped $ 49 bench of sturd: ction ol d ult lllln. Hl'l ‘| il _ A‘lnruve and useful. SRo e oeterea e n sitondls maat!0r retty Schooner Battered by Wind Off Newfoundland Abandoned by Crew. By the Associated Press. AR TeTRE JOHN'S, Newfoun: em- NETIC . —Ten ‘‘dead” men walked the : streets of St. Johnlyal'.el'dly For, two ‘weeks they had been listed as lost—gone down to the sea in a ship. They had had death, but had maneuyered their little schooner out of its hands. ‘The Purness liner Nova Scotia, Capt. Ferneaux, docked here yesterday, and she brought Capt. Rodgers and his crew of nine of the schooner Blackwood. On November 29 they had left here for thdr home with their Winter supplies. then no word had been heard of t.hun ar of the schooners J-ck and Neptune, which are still missin, “We are cumpleulyrwml-n out émm nd want of slee apt. hun.er ‘ilgd, “We %m.ild ;;lot Shi." kept up the fight much longer. Since lnp:tn‘p here on Friday, November 29, we rienced a succession of north- 'west hurricanes, which drove us 250 les off the coast. Our ship was bat- ged badly. We were sighted by the steamer Henry Jasper, but the sea w%.ed!ou‘hc hard and it was disheart- ening to see four ships pass us without seeing us. We suffered dreadfully from thirst and t‘l;; wu;te :1!' warm ‘!’nod We were very glad on “We thought at times the lifeboat would never reach us and only for the assistance of the steamer Lord Antrim laying to the windward I doubt if we 3-Pc. Mohair Bed-Davenport Suite Three handsome pieces, upholstered in genuine mohair. Includes a large davenport, easily con- $ vertible into a full size bed; club chair and fireside chair. Loose, reversible, spring cushions, with hand- some modernistic design moquette on reverse side. 3 Convenient Deferred Payments of 18 Months Ep R T e DO i °""““’ che pfulius Lanshburgh Furniture . You’re Welcome to a : ¥ Convenient Deferred Payments Souid have | ‘.’“i,:‘c‘“:,.‘;‘;";’:é e Charge Account Entrance—909 .F Street Easily Arranged ¢ Sumed weat with my Ship.” : BN ERNERE“QUALITY THAT ENDURES”R%&?WWWW&% 5-Piece Two=Tone Breakfast Suite Drop-leaf table and 4 chairs to match. Two-tone finish. Attractive $15.75 design and very low priced Beauty and Utility 7-Pc. Walnut Period Design Dinette Suite Comprises an oblong extension table, china cabinet, buffet and four chairs to match. This suite is pameuurly adapted to RN ENEN NN NN ENERENENERER 4 L1 fi