Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1930, Page 30

PR B—16 MT. VERNON ROAD BILL IS REPORTED Virginia House Committee Favors Measure Giving U. S. Condemnation Powers. By a Staft Correspondent of The Star. OND, Va., February 28.—The House committee on roads and internal navigation yesterday gave a favorable | report on the Ball Senate bill giving the Bureau of Public Roads, United States | Department of Agriculture, the same right with respect to the condemnation of land for the Mount Vernon boule- vard project as is now enjoyed by the WVirginia _State Highway Commission. The bill has already been passed by the Senate, I The measure was prepared when it was learned that the plans of the Fed- eral Government to have the new boule- vard between Washington and Mount Vernon finished in time for the bi- centennial celebration of the birth of George Washington in 1932 were en- dangered which gave only to the State | body the right to pmce!d with con- struction during condemnation proceed- ings. Th? House passed a joint resolution for the formation of & special body | composed of the governas, director of the division of motor vehicles and the | chairman of the State Corporation Commission and State Highway Com- | mission to make a full investigation of the question of compulsory automobile liability insurance and operators' per- mits. In the Senate the resolution was referred to the committee on roads and internal navigation. Members are under the impression that the measure is designed as a sub- stitute for the Lesner-Ball “safety re- sponsibility” and “driver’s permit” bills ed in the Senate and now held in House committee. CHILE-TO-MIAMI AIR MAIL TAKES 7 DAYS| Nyrba Line's Giant Plane Cuba Completes Inaugural Flight to America. By the Associated Press. MIAMI, Fla., February 27.—The | Cuba, huge airplane of the New York, Rio and Buenos Aires Airline, arrived | here at 2:45 o'clock yesterday afternoon, completing the inaugural flight between Santiago, Chile, and Miami. Seven and one-half days were required, which is less than the time called for in the schedule. The plane brought more than 1,000 pounds of mail from South American countries for the United States and European natons. Included in the mail was an official letter from President Washington Luis of Brazil to Presi- dent Hoover congratulating Mr. Hoover upon the opening of the airline between Brazil and the United States. Starting from Santiago on Tuesday, Pebruary 18, mail and express were carried over the Andes on a schedule which has been operated since last September. The cargo was transferred in Buenos Aires to marine equipment and started up the east coast of South America. MEXICO FEARS INVASION BY AMERICAN GANGSTERS Special Dispatches to Nation’s Cap- ital Newspapers Hint at Ex- odus From U. 8. By the Associated Press. MEXICO CITY, February 27.—Dan- ger of an invasion of Mexico by gang- sters obliged to leave Chicago because of the campaign against them there is reflected ln special dispatches to the local pape ‘The p.pern suggest that a strict watch ‘be kept along the border to keep these eriminals from moving to Mexico, point- ing out that their coming probably would mean a crime wave such as Mex- ico never has experienced. A dispatch to Excelsior from Los An- geles says that there has been an influx of Chicago gangsters there, but that the Los Angeles police have made condi- tions unsuitable: for them and that many of them are heading toward the Lower California border. REDS TO LEAVE MEXICO. Society Affiliated With Interna- tionale Plans to Move to U. 8. MEXICO CITY, February 27 (#).— Because its activities have been restrict- ed by the government, the Red Aid So- clety, affiliated with the Red Interna- tionale, will abandon Mexico, according to a statement issued by the secretary of the local chapter. | ‘The secretary said he planned to move his headquarters to New York, where there is more field for action. The Mexican government recently has been taking energetic steps to stamp out Communist propaganda here. Fog. Porcel B\g Plane Down CLEVELAND, Ohio, February 27 (). ~Pilot Leon Sherrick of the Stout Afr Lines Inc. late Tuesday landed his tri-motor ship carrying 14 passengers at an emergency field in Vermillion, Ohjo. Bound for Cleveland from De- troit, Sherrick found himself unable to penetrate a heavy fog and made the landing rather than attempt to come into the Cleveland airport. The plane was undamaged and the passengers were sent to Cleveland by bus. People of England ate more than $: | ! | | | l 500,000 worth of foreign butter last year, | the principal countries exporting the | food being Argentina, Finland, Holland, | Siberia and Sweden GOLDENEERG'S At Seventh and K Eyes Examined Free! Genuine Invisible Bifocal Lenses ‘olored Cylindrieal Lenses mot included. DR. KANSTOROOM Re.i.uud Optometrist in Ch-u- 3—Optieal Devt.. it oo Caree "Accounts | | | | | | day at... Aty L ABAR THE EVENING — S FreeParking Space for Our Customers Opposite 8th Street Entran STAR, WASHINGTON, 9x12-ft. room $ 3.99 eral attractive size felt-base patterns. Slight seconds. Felt-Base Rugs Rugs, in sev- $1.65 & $1.95 Silk Hose Are Rare Bargains at s 1 Full fashioned, per- fect quality silk hose in two popular weights; sheer silk-to-the-top with picot or hem tops, and service weight with narrow lisle garter welts, and lisle heels and toes. Not all sizes in each shade. ‘Women's 50c Rayon Hose of de- lusterized quality with seamed backs, fashion marks and picot or hem tops. Slight irregulars, e o, Pinied e 3 P g ] Full Fashioned Silk Hose, ir- regulars of $1.65 and $1.95 grades, in sheer and service 70 weights. Broken assortment ¢ Y€ Boys' Sport Hose, 7 length, me- dium weight, faney pat- terns. Perfect quality. 250 length 39¢ Kiddies' Phoenix Hose, sport style in pretty pat- terns. Regular 65c grade.. Goldenbers’s—Main Floor. Friday Specials in Toilet Goods $1 Melba Compacts, siiver- plated with hammered finish. Fit- ted with powder compact, 35 puff and mirror < $1 Hot-Water Bags of good qual- ity red rubber, usual two- 49 quart size. Perfect quality. c 25c Tre Jur Tale, fragrantly wcenied, Offeredfor Friday 13 at about half price. c 3% Rubber Glow qual- y, in asso zes and eolors ... 33C 25¢ noae:l Bath Salis, at a remarkably low price, tomorrow .. 10c 10c Mammoth Coco Soap, large, double cake that lathers ] Q) freely. Special, 4 for.... c Goldenberg’s—Main "”r o . Knit Undies Women's $1.25 Rayon gowns, chemise, panties stepiin. Tailored. Pastel Qo shades. Friday at c S0 Unlan Suls for children. Cross-barred muslin. 19 ice style. Broken nn- c Women's 20c Vests, of gauze cotton. Bodice style. Broken 17 sizes. Friday at . c Kayser Knit Unlon Suits, $1 value; tight knee, bedice style. Also envelope chemise in £ bodice style. Broken sizes. C Women's 69c Knit Pants, with muslin waist; knee length. 30 Broken sizes Goldenbers’s—Main Floor. Boys’ $2.50 & $3.50 Palm Beach and Gabardine Knickers o it 18 oA B yuars. Boys’ Dept., Third Floer. Notion Department 0dd Lot of Scissors, including irregulars, in an assortment 19 of sizes. Only . C 50c Crib Sheets, g of Zuite rubber. inches Dress Shields, in flesh and 10 white. Assorted sizes. Pair, C 9% ll’.n'ni Bo;rfl Sets, “Perfec- tion” make, including cover and pad. 49c Steel Safety Pins, exeellent .Illl- ity. 50 assorted on a bunch for . &. = GOLDENBEG D. C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1930. R B . R T L T T B s S B A, “AT SEVENTH AND K”—CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED—THE DEPENDABLE STORE 5,800 Yds. of Desirable Silk Remnants! $1.50 to $2.50 Fabrics—Mostly Dress Lengths! 40-in. Washable Silk Crepes 40-in. Crepe Satins 40-in. Printed Chiffons 40-in. Printed Rayon Flat Crepes 40-in. Printed Georgettes 40-in. Printed Silk Crepes 99+ How many remnant sales offer you full dress lengths of such lovely silks at such a low price! The colorings in the plain crepes include pastels for lingerie, and dark street shades—and the patterns of the prints are most attractive. Goldenberg's—Main Floor. Drastic Friday Reductions on Wash Goods Remnants 29¢ to 39¢ WASH FABRICS, including 36-in. Plain Broad- cloths, 36-in. Novelty Suitings, 36-in. Box Loom Crepes, 40-in. Plaia Voiles, 36-in. Rayon Alpaca, 36-in. Nainsook, Printed and Plain Plisse Crepes, etc., S e c Yard OILCLOTH REMNANTS, usual 39c¢ grade of plain white, tile and fancy dengns 5/4 width for use on tables. Yard .. be: Main Fl 18¢ to 29¢ FABRICS, such 32-in. Dress Ginghams, 36-in. Printed Percales, 36-in. Fast- color Prints, 32-in. Romper ing El.n.;el;, .m; 14c 22¢ 27-in. Shaker Flannels. Yard... $24.90+%29.50 Spring Coats At Half Price and Less! A limited number of desir- able coats, carried over from last season. Of tan, black and blue broadcloths, flannels and sport fabrics with scarf throws, fur collars and good quality 31250 silk linings. Wonderful bargains for those who can wear sizes 14, 16 and 18. $7.50 Dresses, Clearing at A broken assortment of silk and in dark colors velveteen dresses and prints. Mostly small sizes. et styles included. Jack- $3.98 $15 Velvet Dresses, Down to Black and brown transparent and chif- fon velvet in straightline, flounced and Broken sizes—mostly jacket styles. small $7.95 Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. 0Odd Lots in Corsets (4) $5.00 P. N. CORSETS of serviceable sz 98 coutil. Av length models. $1.00 BRASSIERES, just one small lot, including long and short models 77 of brocade -, boneless- Broken sizes. 59¢ GIRDLES, back style wuh Clearance of $1.95 to $2.95 GLOVES of imported suede or kid; soiled and s mended. Broken lot +..all sales final at. 79c & $1.00 GLOVES of ble chamoisuede in ack and movelty-cuff sizes 6 to 814. Goldenbers’: 1—M-|n Floor. Girls’ and Infants’ (3) Chinchilla Coats—fo: tots. White, peach gnd pink. Value $6.98. .ri- day at .. $2.98 Germania Chinchilla—only 6 in the lot. Sizes 2, 3 and 4, in red, copen and Navy. Regu- larly $10.98. Friday at.. $4.98 (2) Chinchilla Coats—Copen shades in size 12 years. Reguiar $9.38 value. Fri- g4 Q@ o’o‘l“l e wool plaid lined. Jus 1o sk Devkem shues.. PV-1D $1 to $1.59 Flanneletic Pajamas— 92 one and two plece styles 7Q for girls 6 to 16 (4 little $4.98 Panty Dresses—8 of wool Jjersey. Copen, green, rose and red. TR Glrll‘ $5.98 Dresses—9 white silk crepe de chines. Slightly solled. Broken sizes. 32'98 Infants’ 79¢ ,Bands— 53 mixed bands. Broken sizes ‘wool 10c $10.98 Velvetoen Ensembles—for girls, size 8 only. Just 3 in the lot. . Black with peach $4.98 35 Infants’ 50c Caps with silk linings; pretty shades.. 25¢ nbers's—Third Floor. Spring Cretonnes 30c Value | 45c Value 19¢ 29c 60c Value | 75c Value 39¢ 44c Goldenbers's—Fourth Floor Linens 15¢ Turkish Towels. Solid Col- ored Absorbent Turkish Towels, in the favorite bath room loc shades . $1 Turkish Bath Mats. Good, Heavy Quality Mats, in attractive colors and binations 22¢ Linen ‘oweling. Linen Crash Toweling with col- ored borders; for glas Entire Stock of Lamp Shade Materials Now at About of Original Prices! Included in this lot _are braids, b fringe and other articles for making lamp shades. All Wire Frames, ea., 10c Plain and Variegated Georgettes, yard.....79¢ Taffetas, yard........79¢c Goldenberg’s—Third Floor. Handkerchiefs 39 Dance Handkerchiefs, in ex- quisite evening shades. Pastel 25 tints. Good size, Friday at c 18c Handkerchiefs, for men. Pure linen with hemstitched bor- 14 ders. Perfect . C 8c and 10c Handkerchiefs. Boys' sizes in plain white and col- & ored woven border styles. . c Goldenbers's—Main Floor. Boys’ and Girls’ Sturdy Oxfords. s Patent, 1 Tan, Elk — Women’s Black Kid Boudoir Slippers. Leathersoles, rubber heel:. 88c Smnll sizes. lel Clean-up! Friday Sale of About 1,000 $2.98 to $5.00 HATS In the New ‘Spring Straws and Braids $1 .38 A truly springlike collection, fea- turing the crisp new baku cloths and braids . . . panamalacques . . eanut toyos . . . crochets . . . Yraw combinations . . . and novelty straws that are beginning to appear with spring frocks and suits. ines felt- ,( < . pedal- In ever so many flattering versions of the off-the-face and poke silhouettes. Black and Every Important New Color. Ranging in Headsizes from 20 to 24—an Attractive Feature! Goldenberg’s—Seco: Floor. Boys’ Clothing 1o 20) 84 & $5 Raincoats, therette style in sizes 4, 12, 14 and 16 years. $2 95 (84) 6% to 95 Pajamas, piece style, of cotton, 6 to 12. Also two-piece outing flannels, 6 39 t0 8. Some irregulars c ) 310 Lumberjacks, of real er; w ned an reversible. Sizes 12 to 16 $4.95 (4) Leather Coats, regularly $12.75 to $15. Wool lined; sizes 12 to 16.... (14) $12.75 Prep Suits, 0dd lots of light patterns. Long pants and vest. 20 one- years (29) $5 to $7 Sults for school wear; long pants; dark s3.95 mixtures; 14 to 17 Final Clearance (25) $6.95 to $8.50 Over- $3.45 coats, sizes 2 to 5 years.. (16) $9.75 to $11.95 Germania Chinchillas, ¢ (17) $9.75 Coats, mix- tures; 3 to 5... (36) 59¢ Knickers, dark mixtures in cloth fabrics; sizes 7 s $2.95 to $4.95 Novelty Suits, only 276 in the lot. Samples. $1.59 (54) $6.95 Ensemble Suits, spring siyles. ~Topceat, button-on waist and straight knee pan to match coat, Sizes 3109 $4-95 (64) $8.50 to $10 Suits, odd lots. Two-knicker suits with vest; wool 8 to 16.. (32) 3385 Coats “‘for _ Spring. Litde tellow’ sizes 2 o §9 Q5 years. 29¢ & four-in-hand ti good patterns. Spe- cial for Friday.. yon knitted 2 for 25¢ of Boys’ 'O’Coats 10) $15 O 15 u(fl{ §! vercoats, I $9.75 16 e m) uns Overcoats, $6 95 T BIG VALUES IN Rugs, Floor Coverings Axminster and Velvet regularly $37.50 and $45. lot from two (lmoln mak- ers. Rugs— A trial Hodges Fiber Rugs 9:‘2 foot size. Heavy weight; will lay to floor, Only 47 in the lot. Perfects. $1295 value. Friday 38.95 TR Wiltana Velvet * Rugs — perfeet quality rugs, in all new colors and patterns. Regularl Sarse” " oxiz -t sise. $37.50 Friday at . Congoleum Rugs—2 meat patterns 1o sell at this price. 41436 $1.89 feet. Special .. it 4% to 69 Felt-base Rugs—Arm- strong’s, Congoleum and other makes. 5 to 10 yard lengths. Q) Square ynrd c Friday Odd Zots of Lingerie and House Dresses 59c Porto Rican Gowns, of soft pink, white or peach ln- 4G gerle cloth < 84c Costume Slips, of muslin, in dainty lace - trimmed models. Friday at 59c Rayon Undles, including chemise, step-ins, vests, bloomers and panties. $1.69 Costume Slips, of crepe de chine or rayon flat crepe, in tal- 69c and $1 House Frocks, and bungalow aprons, in small 4q) sizes only. Clearing at. c 99¢ “Happy Home” l‘mlu. Himi- ted quantity, hl. attractive as eolund nts. Sizes e 69° Final Clean-up! For Women! Galoshes, mostly sizes to 4 only — Felt Slippers, Leatherette Slippers, odds 29¢ and ends. Out they go! Women’s Novelty Footwear Suedes Velvets Patents As day at nbers's—Downsiairs Store. $5.95 Grass Rugs—4 atiractive patterns in green, blue, tan or brown. 9x12 - foot Fri 3 Axminster Rugs . "Smith’s make. Most wanted colors and pat- 619 ft. Reguiarly @74 $19.75. Perfect X Iniaid Linoleum—regular $2.75 to $3.95 grades. 4 to 12 yard lengths. Marble and embossed tile patterns. 22 pieces. yard Velvei 'Siair *'Garpei, 27 inches wide. Full rolls {o choose Q77 from. All colors. $1.59 grade. c $14.75 Turkish Rugs. scafter size. Hand made. colors and designs. Desirable - $6.95 0dd Lots of Jewelry, Etc. $1.50 STERLING SETS of six individual salt and pepper shakers in s 44¢ in (simulated) KIDDIES' 39¢ HAND- of women'’s h: S0c to $1 NECKLACES, chokees and ropes crystal, metal and 29 ke &JdC BAGS of leather fabrics; repl 15 o C 25c and 50c LEATHER ELTS Infants’ Strap Slip- pers and High Shoes; new styles. Sizes 98 108 ..., c Women’s Leather 1-strap House Slip- pers; rubber 8 8 heels; all sizes Final Clean-up! Tan or Black OXFORDS Pictured All Sizes Lane Cedar Chests Maker's sam- ple line of famous Lane Cedar Chests in several styles. Fourth Floor. 22 Friday Clean-Up of Odd Lots of Men’s Furnishings Men’s Union Suits—79 Ribbed and Porosknit Unlnn Suits in lllllmll ines. 69¢ Athletic Union Suits of checked nainsook. Small sizes only. Slight irregulars. Sold (ol’ 69¢c a suit. Friday 390 Hose—371 pairs of Rayon Mixed Hose in fancy patterns. Sizes 10 to 1174, Sold for 50c pair. Friday at 23c Men's Ties—74 fine quality Silk Ties, in large shapes. Left from our reguiar stock of - one-dollar 4@ ¢ neckwear. Friday at Men's Mufflers—57 High-Grade Muflers in _squares and *oblons. Sold for $1.69 up to $3.50, Friday at ... 49¢ Goldenberg's—Main Fle Friday at Men'’s Pajama Coats and Pants— 27 odd Pajama Coats and 117 Paja- ma Pants of broadcloth and madras. Complete suits sold for $1.69 to §2. Garments each .. Men’s Pajamas—39 Flannelette Pajamas of 1921 Amoskeag and other fine cloths. Broken sizes. Sold for $1.50 to $2.50 suit. 89C Men's Sweaters—69 Pennsylvania in coat and pull-over style with shawl collar. Navy, maroon and gray. Nearly all sizes. $old for §3 QF $7.50 to $8.50. Friday at.. pe d Men’s Shirts—137 “Luxedo” Shirts from our regular stock. Slightly solled. Collar-attached and neck- Broken sizes. Sold $1.95 :;'d $2.50. Fri- $1.29 Bargains in Domestics $1 Bleached Sheets, size 81390 lnches, of hesvy found g4 thread quality . C 256, Filowea woven cached cotion; sise 43X36 inches 18c $3 Rayon Spreads, in the popular boudoir shades, with scalloped Size 80x105 sl 98 $1.39 Bleached Sheets, size 63x99 inches. bed size) 39%¢ ton 25¢ Unbleached Cotton, closel; woven quality, in two 1o ten mill lengths. 39 inches wide. 1 5 Yard C Geldenbers's—Main Floor, Housewares Clearance Grape Fruit Knife, regularly 35c. Blade of stainless steel. Uni- l versal quality, Friday at. $1 Doz. Tea Spoons, neat patierns.. Long wearing mickel silver zsc finish, 6 for, 29¢ Ivory Enamelware, about 50 pieces. Pudding pans, basins, mix- ing bowls, lipped saucepans, 19 ete. Friday at c $2.98 Bread Boxes, roll-top style of heavy bleck tin. White enamel finish. Slightly imperfect. sl 49 o 3 to sell. (oMo Scrap Baskets, of metal. At- ractively finished in_ bright colors. Special for n-u.";‘n 24c $1.98 Flour Canister, 50-b. capac- ity. " Made from heavy grade tin, Hinged cover. Slightly im- perfect enamel finish 98¢ Tollet Paper Holders, nickel plated on brass. Made of one 39 piece metal. 20 in the lot.. c $1.39 Electric Heaters, only 14 in the lot. Copper refiector bowl. Com- Plete with “attachment g@ cord c Lamp Shades f bridge lamps. Of Seco silk. ru:erl 59C S1 Auto Polish, 0'Cedar polish; uf *Cedar Cleans and soc Goldenberg’s—Dor Friday Bargains in Curtains Bedwear and Upholstery 29¢ FRENCH MAKQUISETTE, 36 inches wide; white 50-IN. BELGIAN LINEN—also 50-inch linene; rem- nant lengths, 1 to 6 CRASH cnz‘roNN E—36 inches wide, for draperies and furniture coverings. DUPLEX SHADES — opaque, of green and ecru or and white. Sl htly imperfect. Regularly 88c. Fri- 55c day a $1.59 WINDOW SHADES— Jo-nn- washable quality. Slightly Goldenberg’s—F. MARQUISETTE CUR TAINS $1.50 values. Criss-cross style dotted or figured. sl,ls Ivory and ecru. Val- backs. $3 BLANKETS—gray with blue and pisk horo s 98 ouble - be 70x80 inche l:__ Good weight R 35 courorrs—s.m. covered in many 32.95 GRAY BLANKETS— 70x80-inch size. n..-- s larly $1.50 each. at, each . onquz SHADl:s_s-e foot gre 65¢c. Fridayat. 85¢ WlNDOW SHADES. American Holland make. Perfect quality. 3x6 6 5c foot, in ecru, blue and green. Fnd-y rih ¥l "Amazing Clearance Prices on Demonstration Models .& Floor Samples of All-Electric Radios (2) $225 BRUNSWICK COMBINA- TION radio and phonograph in attractive Offered at. (1) $195 LYRIC RADIO in walnut- finish highboy cabinet, complete with 9 tubes and Dynamic Speaker (4) $225 VICTOR COMBINATIONS, radio and phonograph, now offered at highboy cabinet. (1) $132 CROSLEY RADIOS, in Showers’ cnbmet. with Dylu- cone speaker and 7 tubes. speaker (2) $255 RADIOLAS, No. 60, Super- istic Brunswick ulnm cluded, complete. . (1) $295 FADA COMBINATION, etrodyne in -art 9 tubes and table radio and phonograph, all (2) $153.50 ATWATER KENTS, No. 46, in consolette cabinet, with dynamic 59650 59650 59650 36450 $g'7.50 $9@-50 $119-50 GEM BOX electric. Goldenber's's—Fourth Floor.