Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1930, Page 21

DOUBTS ANTIWAR - FEELING N WORLD 'Berenger Finds Same Risks as in Preceding Epochs Faced Today. By the Associnted Press. PARIS, March 19.— Warning that the world of today faces the same risk ©f war as preceding epochs was issued ‘today by Senator Henry Berenger, for- mer Ambassador to Washington, in & weport to the French Parliament. The Teport was submitted in behalf of the finance committee on the budget ‘of the ministry of foreign affairs and reviewed the external politics of France, which M. Berenger insisted has ceased t be a European continental nation and has become intercontinental. Projects Are Analyzed. After afirming that all countries are forming international political systems, M. Berenger made a critical analysis of the e of Nations, the Young plan, the World Court, the project for & United States of Europe and the London Naval Conference. He concluded that if intercontinental politics sought the consolidation of peace, it was not necessarily a synonym of peace and that the crisis was found in the fact that democracies, while wishing peace, feared war and that, ING STAR, WASHINGTON, ==« A¢ Seventh and K”—Washington’s Popular Shopping Center—Charge Accounts Inv 79¢ Rayon Undies But Since This Is Lilienthal Week, They c Are Selling at Only Bloomers . .. Chemise . . . Step- ins ... Panties.. Shorts... Vests ...and even a few Gowns . . . in this astonishing sale group! And you won't know just how aston- ishing it is until you feel their de- lightful super-rayon quality . .. the kind that launders and wears so well. Plain tailored styles...or models with contrasting pipings, medallions and other effective little details of trimming. Better supply yourself for the coming season while such values are being of- D. C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1930. No mail or phone or- ders accepted. On sale at these .prices for two hours only—4 to 6 p.m. 35¢ Tube of Williams Luxury Shaving Cream With Travel Size Bottle Aqua Velva = 24¢ for A special which the man of the house can purchase for himself on his way home from work tomorrow ! Super-Values! $12.50 to $16.50 Lilienthal Week at Goldenberzs NG HAT Goldenberg's—Main Floor Y Y Y T N NNV Y v Y vYwYYVTWVYTYTVYYYTYYYY Y v h wishing to disarm, the - e R T o fered. The wanted pastel shades. mained armed. Budget Jump Cited. ’ Goldenberg's—Main Floor [r~~ “Neither on the sea, where several imperialisms are opposed to one an- ¢ i Umbrellas ¥ Are Equally Big Values! other; nor on land, where Central and Oriental Europe are far from being con- solidated, does the situation justify optimism. With its double determina- tion ofttimes affirmed of peace and domination, our age contains as many murderous risks as those which have gone before.” M. Berenger told Parliament that Prance’s foreign affairs budget jumped from 20,000,000 francs in 1914 to 280,- 000,000 francs in 1930. He said this was due to the normal evolution of the licies of France, which, since the 'orld War, has “passed from a con- [} tinental to an intercontinental plan like all the other great powers.” 10 and 16 rib umbrellas of silk, Bradford Cloth and imported Gloria (all guar- anteed for service). Plain and fancy border effects, in black and colors, with at- tractive handles. GETS BULK OF ESTATE. @ipecial Dispatch to The Star. N‘lg YORK, March 19.—Mrs. Fan- Worth $4 to $5! A beautiful selection of crisp new straws and braids—"made to A sensatiohal event to prepare you for April showers! Coverings are o heavy silks in striped, allover and zig- zag patterns . . . and the handles are smart as can be: Punjab, Moonglo and Ambertone effects in straight or loop styles. Blue, green, brown, red, purple, or black-and-white. 16-rib style. Goldenberg's—Main Floor And priced at tre- mendous savings in "ffi,;"‘f with e T or the -the- face silhouettes—in black and all the leadin, 3 . mu--nr!‘m . Men’s $1.19 Broadcloth Athletic Union Suits Famous “Luxedo’” Brand The kind of a union suit a man wants! Made of fine English broad- cloth that wears so well. Armholes are taped, trunk is long with wide clastic, snubber back, legs are wide. All in all —real athletic union 4 for 53 00 suits. Sizes 36 to 50. Men’s $2.00 to $3.00 “Noggle” Shirts Collar-attached and neckband . styles of perfectly tailored broad- 3 for $4.00 Goldenberg’s—Second Floor 5 Mothers! Don’t Miss Lilienthal | 39¢ Printed Chiffon Voiles Plain and neat novelty patterns. Greater ' 40 Inches 2 5 Values | Wide, Yd., c Than ! Ever! | @ Full cut. Sizes 1374 to 17. Reg- ular sleeve lengths. Sheer pastel printed chif- fon voiles that will make $1 Hand-Embroidered Dresses “Vanta” Shirts, of silk-wool- sl.s9 Dozen Diapers and-cotton, in button front or Good quality, ab- sl 29 cool, lovely frocks. In an with set-in sleeves, hand-scal- double breasted style. 79¢ sorbent birdseye 12 in sani- nle C. of the Presidential Apartments, Sixteenth and L streets, ‘Washington, receives the bulk of the estate left by her sister, Marie F. Cod- Te- Values! Every One in the® Height of Fashion! Dresses so well chosen, so completely new and smart, so remarkable in quality, as to be per- haps the outstanding feature of Lilienthal Week! Including both long and short sleeved models of gay silk prints, and black, pastel or brilliant plain crepes and georgettes . . . with the new even hemlines, capes and other leading fashion points. Also three-piece jacket suits, such as every Spring wardrobe should include. Sizes Range All the Way From 14 Years to Extra Size 46 Handbags From a Prominent Maker! $3.69 It is obvious that the maker of these bags specializes in both style and quality. Zipper, underarm, backstrap and shell or metal frame styles of high- grade leathers, including steer hide and calf. Finely finished and lined. PR MALY SYRUP You'll like the flavor Goldenberg's— Men's *Shop—Main Floor Men’s & Young Men’s $22.50 & $25 Two-Trouser Suits s and Topcoats $ ‘l 4.95 Men! You cannot afford to let this opportunity to outfit yourself for. Spring at this thrifty price. Suits of topnotch tailoring and fabrics. ewest models, single dainty honeycomb weave, or double breasted, of gray. - 3 ys, tans, = < odidBes mixtures. All sizes. ! d ;:[::: fringe. White, pink or 81 And the topcoats are just as fine $1.98 Silk Dresses of washable as the suits! Tailored of smart pink or white radium, with set-in sleeves, hand-embroidery, and new patterns for men and young lace edged or hemmed men N E:):(r(:ms. Sizes 1 to 2 31.79 ,$30 and $35 Two-Pants Suits and Topcoats The quality of these sz to 52.95 Eagles’ s ‘245 | Rich Silk Crepes o e i Entrances to Men's Shops From K St. and 7th St Crepe Fai“es Flat Crepes Crepe Satins Canton Crepes In a Choice of 40 Smart Shades! Here is a rare treat, indeed! These nationally known silk crepes, of exquisite all-silk quality, are not often’ priced 0 low. Lovely shades for lingerie, street, afternoon and foser evening wear. Goldenbers's—Main Floor O P i enbers's—Main Fioor ===No Inlcrut‘or Extras to Our Budget Plan—We Do N ot Penalize Qur Friend. ADVERTISEMENT. Finds Relief in the New ngb Extract 39¢ Printed Batiste Sheer quality ba-. tistes, in many beau- colors. 50c Waffle Cloth 36-inch printed waffle cloth, excellent for sports wear, Smart patterns. Color fast. 50c Rayon Flat Crepes Plain color rayon Goldenbers's—Main_Floor Boys’ 12 Two-Trouser VEST SUITS $9.75 Blue serges and blue cheviots with two pairs of golf knickers, sizes 7 to 17; smart mixtures with two pairs golf knickers or longies, sizes 8 to 20, in this season’s newest Spring models. e e | 79c and $1 Bell Blouses shades. % 5 Youngstelr‘s will need mlc:re louses as the-warm weather Boys’ 35¢c & 50c Hose comes on so why not get a 5 ; c supply at this special Lilien- thal Sale price. Dandy - looking Golf Hose, in a good selection 290 overwhelming choice of dainty patterns and designs, loped neckline and hemmed or scalloped bottoms. Si diapers, all ready hemmed for use. Skeptical at First = Now a Great 1 and 2 years.. 35¢ Woolll Bch ir;‘ knee or ankle length, with touches of pink or blue ZSC $129 Wool Shawls in the 25¢c Chiffon Voiles Plain color volles. in a complete nnle( of the new Spring shades and black and | ‘white. 39c Fast Color Prints Fine mercerized quality prints, ”l inches wide. Guar- c anteed fast colors. r Slncnl (red), in crib size with eyelets. Very special at 35c $1.29 Wool Sweaters, button- front or slipover style, with ray- on threads and touches of $l embroidery Quilted Pads for crib or car- riage use. Size 17x18 inches, inches $1.50 & $1.95 ‘Seco’ Silk Hose Slight Irregulars of a Nationally Known Make! 89c Choice of beautiful picot- top chiffon hose, or a rich Al el in white, bl and) Button-on style in sizes 49 desirable shades. 40 C inches wide. § de chine coats in white, ! $3.49 Carriage Sets cover to match; with Guaranteed color-fast. 1 and 2 years tary package. ribbon binding, bows or 69¢c n Satin 59c Nainsook Gertrudes, hand- o $2.98 & $3.98 Silk Coats pink or blue, with white Beautiful crepe de 52.98 hand embroidery, rayon _quality, scalloped at top and bottom. # i Lovely little silk crepe $9-47 sateen linings. chine robe and pillow Goldenbers's—Third Floor - iif* Values Fine-looking chamoisuede gloves of a broidered backs and intriguing new cuffs. Fabric GI The Best We've c Seen at make that many women prefer. With boulton thumbs, kip seams, fancy em- Newest shades. Sizes 6 to 84, Goldenbers's—Main Floor Goldenbers's—Third ~Charge Accounts Invited et