Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1930, Page 20

WELFARE BOARD PRACTICE SCORED Judge Sellers Objects at Hearing to Method of Discharging Wards. Judge Kahtryn Sellers of Juvenile Court made strenuous objections to Congress about the practice . of the Board of Public Welfare of discharging juveniles on temporary commitments without waiting for the permission of record of the hearing be- , fore the House appropriations subcom- mittee, released today, shows. She made an effort to limit the power of the board in this respect to wards over 17 years of age, in whom the court is not concerned. W. W. Millan, vice chairman of the board, explained that he had secured the enactment of the present law 10 years ago, under which the board may discharge from guardianship any minor ward. He said this power had been used “sparingly.” The committee’s at- tention had been called by Judge Sel- lers to cases where she committed ‘minors to the Board of Public Welfare and they had been discharged without reference to the court. “Up to last April the board had never dropped A temporary ward,” she said. “Last April I had a letter from the board and another letter in May, stating that they had dropped 19 children from care temporarily committed to the board. I committed two of these chil- dren to the board on probation for 90 days and ordered the father to pay $10 & week for them. At the end of 30 days the board dropped the children from care, wrote in and said: ‘We have dropped these children from care.’ You can see that this, in effect, set aside the court’s order to the father to pay the $10 a week. If the father had been brought into court under a rule to show eause why he should not be adjudged in contempt, for failure to keep the court order, could he have pleaded that the board set aside the court order? I think if & man had been sitting in the court he would have been pretty vigorous in his objection; but, be;’t.‘l' kd woman, I have to move more softly. -“Dun't you carry a big stick?” in- quired Representative Thatcher. “1 do not,” replied the judge. Later in the hearing Representative Simmons asked ‘::r ‘what she had done lwl'. the situation. "I could have done a number of things,” she replied. “I wrote two very sharp letters to them, which I never sent; I filed "thgm in & box I keep for those things.’ K “You might mfinm on the record,” Mr. teher. “I prefer not to put the letters into the record at this time” she replied, “There are a number of things I could have done, but I did not any of them; I waited to come before you.” ‘While the colloquy was in progress Jus- tice, was waiting to . Judge Sellers appealed to him as to the legal terpretation of the board's power. “T am glad Judge Aukam is here be- ‘cause he can give you the benefit of his " she said. “I have troubles enough of my own,” sald Aukam, and dropped out of the conversation. Later Mr. Millan offered a defense of the sction of the board. “I think the Board of Public Welfare,” he sald, “with the better opportunity it has for inves- tigation, through its trained workers and staff, to make these careful in- on these to inform itself than the ju Juvenile Court can possibly have, even if she were endowed with the wisdom of & “I ook it yesterday from Judge Sell- ers' statement,” said Representative Holaday, “that she did not have so much objection to these cular cases as & g:eedent. but rather took the attiude . t it was trifing with the dignity of the court.” “In discussing this matter we had just spade,” sald Mr. of the judge that i the dignity of the court for the board to Want to Look Young? 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Tuesday Is Your No mail or phone orders accepted. On sale at these prices for two hours only —41to6PM. 79¢ Oilcloth Table Covers at 59c 54x54-inch size Table Cov- ers, made of Sanitas olclof in a variety of new and a tractive colors and patterns. Main_Floor. Men’s 85¢c Otis Spring Underwear 57c a Garment Famous “Otis” make Bal- briggan Underwear in ecru color. Shirts with half or long sleeves; drawers with I legs. Perfect quality. Al regular sizes. Main Floor, Thn'fluial.r n Wash Goods 85c Printed Rayon Chiffon Voiles, in white, tinted and dark in beautiful printings. u\u!:edeo!o:lhhnut. Bome pleces are slightly irregular " 58¢ Printed Rayon Fiat Crepes: a rayon and ootton fabric in a fine assortment of new styles and rich color combina- 47 $1.69 Longclot! close-woven, soft finish quality longcloth, 10- 39c Fast Color Prints; soft mer- cerized quality fast-color prints that are guaranteed eolor-zs c fast. 32 inches wide.... 38c Printed Chiffon Voiles, in white and tinted grounds| in sev- eral smart, new printings. 40-inch 25 c Sheer quality. widths ......... 50c Printed Waffie Cloth; very smart for sport frocks. Basket wenve' p‘qne’mn. '8‘:“1:“): teed fast col ] g 25¢ Charmeuse; a satin- face cotton material in both light and dark patterns. Almost 27 39¢c White Broad; yarn mercer- ized quality for men's and boys’ shirts, Also for women's 28 ‘wear. 36 inches wide. ... c Goldenbere's—Main Floor. Thrift Day in the Glove Dept. ‘Women's $2.50 Imported Kid Gloves, with novelty cuffs, soft pliable skin with P. K. and over- seam sewn. Wanted Spring shades—black with white, mode, 6to8 R Women's $1 and $1.25 Fabric Gloves, that will wash and wash, All the smartest shades—ecru, :uhln‘ Cannes and Cinna. Sizes to 8. Thrift Specials in Art Needlework $1 Boudoir Pillows of organdy in several attractive shapes. Pastel shades. Very spe- 59 c $1 Fancy Honeycomb Velour Pillows, in combinations of bright coloring, bound with black 69c¢ velvet tubIng.......c.v00 Main and Third Fleor Underselling Event—New Proof of the Buying Power of $100,000,000 {}] at half price—$1.00 for twelve. Half-Price Sale of Housekeeping Linens One of the Major Features for Thrift Day! We have made a marvelous purchase of Housekeeping Linens for Lilienthal Week and offer it as one of the outstanding sales planned for tomorrow’s Thrift Day! The purchase includes beautiful Fancy Linens, Scarfs, Linen Towels, Linen Napkins, Hand Embroidered Napkins and other linens, which we obtained on a basis that enables us to offer savings of HALF PRICE (and in some instances 29cTgewn"iéll‘.cslled Pure Linen Scarfs wemsticihed Half Price and Less an 14x14 inches; firm woven quality. $2 Cocktail Napkins $1.75 Dozen Dish Towels even more than half price!). Be here early Tuesday for first choice of these w onderful values! Pure Linen 1 5 colored_borders. c Values Worth $2 to $2.95 at Pure Lin- vl sirable sizes, including 18x36, E:ni gi‘znp the most fastidious housewife! Pure Linen Hand- 31_00 Part-linen Dish 88c Embroidered Cock- Towels, with colored | tail Napkins—ofered Dosen borders; heavy ab- Deren sorbent quality. Sets $1.98 sets, cloth size 52x52 $3.95 Hemstitched Luncheon 7-piece pure linen hemstitched luncheon inches, with 6 napkins to match. Goldenhers's—M: Fancy Linen Pieces At Half Price Fancy linen oblong pieces in assorted sizes, in a variety of attractive styles. Size 6x12 inches— Regular price, 59¢ at.... 29c Size 10x14 inches— Regular price, 79 at.. 39%¢ Size 12x18 inches— Regular price, $1.00 at... 50c $2.00 Linen Bridge Sets S.piece pure linen hoe Wroideres 91400 Bridge Sets, size of cloth 36x36 inches, with 4 nap- kins to match. Ploor.—~Charge Acesunts Invited. Thrift Day in the Jewelry Dept. Pearl* and Orystal Necklaces, Chokers, Back Drops and Fancy Ties, In & large assortment of new, up-to-date styles. Reproductions of expensive jewelry. guuln $50c and 75¢ values for Thrift 29 Day at cees Lo < “Diamond OCut” Chokers, In round beads of finely cut spar- kling crystal effects. Correctly graduated. In white only. Reg- lues for sl.ss ecklaces, in new f8-inch graduated styles; fine quality indestructible pearls in ;vlt&;zd ?uul’uhn%:.i Regular 4 values for rift Dayat',.....i.. i O0e (*Simulated Goldenberg's—Main Floor Thrift Specials n Lingerie $1.69 Crepe de Chine and rayon zpe edo'tlumu ll‘I.:u l:d both tallor- and lace-trimm modtl ..oecrrer e 91,39 Women's $1 Undies; including chemise, step-ins, panties and bloomers of siik pongee. 7 All are taflored models. . c Women's 58c and 69c Lace- trimmed and Tailored Muslin Slips; neatly made. Thrift 53 Day special C $2.19 Costume Slips, in dainty %ut.el dm!u‘u_l xnnd blne‘;( and white. repe de chines an rayon crepes $1.79 Women's $1 Sleeveless Broad- cloth Smocks. Women's 74 and misses’ sizes........ < Goldenbers’'s—Second Floor " Thrift Specials in Sheets, Spreads and Domestics $1.20 Bleached Sheets, 81x99 size, extra lengths for double beds. Round thread qual- 197 ity. Special Thrift price c $1.75 Crinkle Spreads; in rose, blue, roldl. orchid ]lnd green woven stripes. Scal- loped edges. 80x105 in. 3129 $1.19 Bleached Sheets: hand torn and uvna: ;he:u of heavy close-woven sheeting. St 8Bt $1.50 Mattress Covers; full and twin bed sizes, of heavy round thread unbleached sheeting. Well made s1°19 $4 Rayon Bedspreads; in rose, blue, gold, orchid and green with Thrift Day Specials in Handbags Women's Leather Handbags, in pouch, underarm and back- strap styles. Fine quality leathers, including Calf, Morocco, also reptile and fancy grained leathers. Silk, leather and moire lined. Manufac- turer’s samples and odd Iots. Regular $4.00 and $5.00 values for Thrift Kiddies' Handbags, in cute little pouch styles; novel shapes and colorings. Regular 25¢ and Bc vaiues for Thrift Day at ......... 16c Goldenberg's—Main Floor dainty scalloped edges. 86x105 inches 32'95 i - = 8250 Crinkle Spreads; dark w ’ & grounds in rose, blue, gold, orc! | and green. Very attrac- e aen . $1.89 omen s 39c Bleached Pillowcases, free from starch or dressing. Hand torn and ironed. 42x36 25 c inches . 50c Unbleached Sheeting; tor ||| In the Season’s Favored En- ehas® W?XL‘.""E?F%.'.“V';“'”Z | semble Style of Jachet, | Skirt and Separate Blouse quality round thread 50c Pillowcases; 45x38 inches, Of Tweeds and Twists, in light and dark shades of novelty mix- of fine pillowcase cotton. from starch or dressing. 35 c tures. Crepe de chine lined. Sizes 14 to 20. Bleached .. Goldenberg's—Main Pl Thrift Specials in First Floor Underwear Women's $1.50 Delustered Ray- on Undies; including _gown: bloombrs, chemise and slips. Tt Tored with glove silk trim- @0 mings. mu&‘o:h‘:’l”i‘j‘ e X ‘est o ne guiraootton, aleeveleas with ray- Because they are so smart and well on slips. Slight seconds. 99 o | tailored, it is difficult to associate these clally priced. . ' i : BD;oyn"tFHAthleuc Union suits ||| €0ats with such a low price. Long, of cross-barred muslin, Al | straightline models, tailored and sport styles; some with fur-trimmed collars. | Crepe de chine or satin de chine lined. Goldenbers's—Second Floor. 14 to 20 and 38 to 46 & $20.00 Suit Ensembles $15 to $17.50 Sports Coats Of Tweeds, Coverts and Twists, in Sizes $19.90 ) 8 N i I Pure linen crash toweling, with fancy bor- ders in assorted colors. absorbent quality. 12%ec | Fine | Thrift Day Men’s Clothing Men's and Ye¢ Men's Panta, in a large sel of da striped, hard-fnished material also cassimeres in gray and tan mixtures. Sizes 20 to 44. Reg- ular $3.00 value, for sl 95 Thrift Day at... . - Men's and Young Men's Pants, of cassimeres, cheviots and wor- sted effects, in fancy mixtures of light, medium and dark patterns. Sizes 29 to 42. Regular $3.50 and $4.00 values, for Thrift ‘2 95 Men's and Y Men's Blue Serge Suits, in single and double breasted models. Fine all-wool quality, guaranteed fast color and fade-proof. Sizes 34 to 46, in- cluding stouts. Regular $27.50 and $30.00 values, $24 50 for Thrift Day at.... . Men's Tuxedo Suits (coat and ?-m.-); with Skinner's satin acing, 8 suits—in stouts only: sizes 37 to 40. Regular $25.00 value, for Tl‘ll’lf.l :12-75 Thrift Specials in ’ . Men’s Furnishings Men'’s 75¢ to $1.26 Hose. Na- tionally known make of pure silk e mmu"rk'u"l;‘ T g 3 only. ig] irregulars, 10 t0 1135 1, 29C Men’s $1.50 to $2 Handmade Neckwear of fine quality import- ed fabrics. Smart patterns 79 and colorings. Wool lined c for §8 4 Men's $1 to $1.50 Night Robes— famous “Varsity” make of fine au;lgty eofl:n m-l:flm Full eut and long. Sam) Sizes Bitwne... e, 098 Men's $1 to $1.50 Athletic Union Suits; “Varsity” and “Re- tta” makes. lation and 0 styles. Sizes to 69 46. Samples and irregulars c ° Men's $1.50 and $1.79 Shirts in ::'k’mh and Nosco maki and fancies. Sises 13to 17 Goldenbere’s—Main Floor Thrift Specials in p Thrift Day in the Hosiery of Beautiful Super-Rayon | Amazing Lilienthal Values at 229 | One of the most sensational values being | offered in_Lilienthal Week! A beautifully | tailored pair of silky rayon knit pajamas, with a delightful coolie coat to match...something every woman wants . . . but seldom finds | priced so low! In orange piped with blue, jade with black, peach with blue, flesh with blue, coral with red. Sizes 15,16 and 17 Goldenbers's—Main Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. | Thrift Day in the Housewares Dept. Electric Irons, hig) Fldl guars anteed quality; full size and weight; nickel finish, complete wm\D ln‘achlxnenl cord. Regular $2.49 value for Thrift Day at . i s 1 '79 Metal p B , in various attractive colors and decorative designs. Regular 49c value 34(: for Thrift Day made. $1.00 value for 690 6-gallon size e Cans, ‘Thrift Day at. .. Nesco quality, of hot dipped cor- Lupe Sifter Compacts; enamel- rugated galvanized iron. Reg- ed metal case, in dainty sha) ular $1.00 value for Thrift o7 with mirror and new spiral pow- Day at.. [ der sifter. Regular $1.00 300 Wigg's Waterless Cleaner; for value for Thrift Day at.. thoroughly cleansing any surface Bath Brushes, with long detach- without water. 5-1b pails. Reg- able handle; good quality white ular $1.00 value for Thritt 78(: bristles. Regular 59c value' 3Q) Day at. for Thrift Day at. c Self-wringing Floor Mops; easy Hot-water Bags, in new tel to use; keeps hands dry. Has past ! arge cotton head—just twist the Regular $1.00 value for 5@ ::-‘“‘ for Thritt Day B@. e gl 0 B ‘No-Nik Tabie Tumblers of elear crystal glass; neat light-cut dec- bing alcohol: for massage and tions, teed not to chip. R Ty o orations, Guaranteed ne chip. use. Regular price, $1.00 ular 59¢ value for Thrift 21c m;r!or Thflfi‘!)!y l:, ssc Day at.. dozen ... . . Goldenberg's—Downstairs Btore. Thrift l;:y in ;hr Toilet Goods Dept. “Wrisley “Shaker” Bath Salts, in glass jar which can be used for mixing and cooling bev- erages, Delightfully scented bath crystals. Regular price, 330 59c for Thrift Day at.... Make-up Boxes, with large mir- ror; hinged cover and partitioned compartments. Substantially ‘Women's $1.65 and $1.95 Hose, full-fashioned sheer and service weights, Sheers, silk from top to toe with dainty picot or hem tops. Few novelty heels. Service weights, lisle heel and'toe. Gar- toe , Smart shades. Perfect R 79c Boys’' Sport Hose, in attractive all-over novelty patterns and col- ors, Pull range of sizes. 29 7 length..,. c Girls’ Sport Hose, regular 50c values, 'V’ and full lengths, Ray- on and lisle mixtures in 35 neat colors, Perfects. .. C Women’s $5 and $6 Silk Umbrellas at $2.98 each 16-rib_club end styles, in all- over, bordered and novel zig-zag effects. Assortment of wanted colors. Well made, with high- grade Amberite, Punjab, Moon- glo handles, in straight and new Joop styles. Goldenbers's—Main Floor Thrift Day in the Upholstery Dept. ‘Three-plece Linene Slip Cover Sets which resemble real linen. ‘Will fit almost any liv- 5 75 ing room suite....... ‘ v $1.75 Attractive Window Awn- ings, Choice of 30 or 36 inches wide. A remarkable 1 25 value for Thrift Day. . s " $2.00 Cretonne Couch Covers, made with wide ruffies all around the borders. Attractive and prac- tical. Special for Thift sl 19 Day, pair at......... > 58¢c ue Window Shades, cut size 3x6 feet, in green or ecru color. Slight seconds. Spe- 37¢ cial for Thrift Day...... 30c and 35¢ Yard-wide Cre- tonnes in brand-new Spring pat- terns and lovely colors. At nearly half price for Thrift Day, Q¢ Floor. Lace Department Fine quality All-over Lace, 36 inches wide; in lovely patterns and all the sought-after pastel shades, including powder blue, pink, rose, beige, tan, green, or- chid, also black and white. Reg- ular $1.80 value for l Thrift Day a yard.... o Fur Collars and Scarfs, for trimming Spring and Summer coats. The assortment includes Black, Pony, Black Kid, Lapin fur in tan, brown, rose and beige, also tan and brown leopard. Regular $8.95 to $12.50 ;5 95 Values for Thrift Day at ¥4 Goldenberg’s—Main Floor, Special for Thrift Day! $1.00 Pleated Celanese Scarfs at 49c each An exceptional purchase these popular Celanese Scarfs at less than half price! Of rich, lustrous, silk-like quality, in all the leading pastel shades. Adds _the finishing touch to your Spring'ensemble. Neekwear Department, Main Ploor Thrift Specials in Girls’ & Infants’ Wear Infants’ $1 Dresses, of white batiste, hand scalloped at neck or bottom. Others with deep hems. Hand embroidered 74 P, o L e nfants’ rudes; both \mtflmmd 1 ;lllrlflzeh. Hand scalloped at top and bottom; A S A em] esigns. Bises 1 and 3..onn e 48C Tots’ 79c Panty Dresses, in many attractive novelty prints with set-in sleeves and deep hems. Well tajlored. s A B i 7 in gr siraight leg with &Mm: Made of e adcloth. Bites 1103.....vrrrrr 49C Goldenbers's—Third Floor Thrift Specials in FOOTWEAR Boys' and Girls' Oxfords at sturdy tan or patent leathers at an exceptional price. Sizes up to 2 for boys and 99c nd Girls’ Oxfords, in sporty-looking ecrepe-sole styles thntl anmvery. very popular is Spring. 44 All sizes...... Lok sz- Women's $3 to $6 Shoes, in over 65 atyles in such leathers as patent, gun metal, kid, tan kid, :ll;:k klldl,he:c,—cven white kid. lew slightly imper- fect. All sizes ’2‘67 Misses’ and Kiddies' Footwear, in 25 styles of pumps and oxfords for dress wll‘: T cunning ( erviceable) styles for youngsters who wear up to size 8. Patents, ete .. 4 Miase e Black Patent IS‘;;:‘:; ?llp‘l;em in sizes . Very unusual values . $1.39 Boys' and Girls' Tennis Shoes, good heavy quality high tennis shoes for gymnasium or outdoor sport wes All 69(: port Shoes at a sensationally low price— every pair perfect. Shapely tie models of patent or black kid, offering both me: One- Strap Leather House Slippers, With rubber heels, Sizes S0 i Floor “Sunny Child” Muslin Undies for Girls Choice at 39c Washington mothers are well acquainted - with these fine undies for youlng misses. Neatly finished with embroid- ery, well tailored and full cut. To be had in combinations with bloomer leg .and drop seat, slips, gowns and one-piece pa- jamas. Sizes 2 to 14. Goldenbers's—Third Floar 25¢ Linen n Thrift Sélrialx in Boys’ Clothing Boys' $4.95 to $6.95 Knicker Suits, wool or part-wool suit- ing mixtures. Manufacturer’s closeouts. 75:‘:!16?_ 33.37 regulars. ’ oys’ $3.95 to $6.95 Spring Coats, in réefer style, Sam- ple lines. Wool and wool mixtures. 232_37 Boys' 59¢ to 69¢ Blouses with attached ‘collars. White and fancy broadcloths. Some irregulars. 8 to 15.... 39c Boys' $1 and $125 Wash Suits in Spring and Summer models, of linen, broadclioth, rayon stripes and khaki. But- ton-on style. Some i suits with long pants. 3 to 10. Boys’ $1 to $1.50 Full-lined Golf Knickers; of long-wearing suiting ‘mixtures, Sizes 79c 7 to 14 years. Boys’ $4.95 L ‘waterproof, styles. coats;’ and regular Black, brown and ohver 41 18.. e $3e3T Boys' $2 Spoft Sweaters of part wool; Spring weight; spullover style. Fancy atterns. Sizes 26 o % $1.55 Boys’ $1 to $1.50 Bell Shirts, in white and fancy pattérns; collar attached. Bell and also other standard makes. Sizes 12 to 14}. irregulars 7 Boys' 7% to $1 sport and attached collars and Eton coll;n.‘ Butfo:-on or regular. erfects an irregulars. Sizes 4 to 16, 57¢ Boys' 79¢ to 95¢ Pajamas, in white and fancy patterns, also blue, tan, lavender. Some ir-. regulars. 4 to 14. One- piece style. . 53c Boys' $8 Suits with two knickers, 7 to 16; with two straight r‘mu, 4 to 10; Pre suits with one pair i Tongies, 18 1o 0. 3949 Goidenderg's—Third Fioo Thrift Day in the Rug Dept. $37.50 Seamless Royal Ax- ing patterns. Size 9x12 feet. All perfect $14.75 Hodges S Rugs, in a choice of nin patterns. Size 9x12 feet. Perfect quality. 3 Seamless Felt-base Rugs, in a wide variety of colors and eight patterns to choose from. Size 9x12 feet .. i 33-97 $16 Seamless Extra Fine Grass Rugs, in a wonderful se- let&!on lof pltgerns and colors. ize 9x12 feet .. s 37095 $1.59 Inlai oleum at a saving of more \than one-third on each square yard. In seven good patterns. Per square sl Fine Quality Coco Brush Door Mats, in practical sizes, at a great saving for Thrift Day . . JUC Imported Grass gs, size 9x12 feet, in a variety of pat- terns and colors, “including blue, green and brown o 59¢ Yard-wide Rug Borders, :hxq- IookAhke ‘oak hardwood ooring. very prac- oo | Goldenbers's—Down: in trench “Sell-Out” of These $1.50 to $2.50 Hats is Low 69c Thrift Day straws or straw-and-felt Price! Solid combinations that will be quickly chosen tomorrow at such a bargain price! Women’s and misses’ styles in black and the wanted Spring colors, Be among those early comers who - profit by this remarkable Lilienthal Week special . . . for hats like these are seldom to be had for so little! Goldonbers’sy-Second Floor. T Dkt Day R Notion Dept. “Lilianaps,” Sanitary Napkins, one dozen in a carton. High- grade, full size, highly soluble napkin, made expressly for Lilienthal organization by the makers of one of the best known sanitary pads on the market. IRefguIarI{_h”c a box. Specia or rift DAY 5 A 26c Hosiery Tills or Trays; in pretty decorated paper-covered vles; partitioned trays. anlety rz‘; pn;term. egular 29¢c value for Toiit Da at e o 16c Garter Belts in new models; attractively made. Correct shapes, with 4 garters of extra quality elastics. Regu- lar 79¢ value for Thrift soc Day at ... i 400-yard spools of " Sewing Cotton, in white o Regularl Special < r Day. THREE spools for.. . 22C Goldenberg’s—Main _T:hVEJ:I Day in ll‘t:fi‘ _ Silk Dept. 40-inch Printed Plat Crepe, of all pure heavy silk quality, in smart light and dark color com- binations. Regular $2 o aer e $1:33 $1.50 to $2 Silks and Rayons, including the season’s smartest colors in flat enp:a georgettes, 40-inch Crepe de Paris Wash- able Flat , in cholce of all shades. Heavy $1 10 §1.28 Printed Silks and Rayon xm.. including _Fou- :au-s;::‘ 78¢ Charge Accounts Invited—No Interest or Exlrn‘ Added—We Do Not Penalize Our Friends