Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1930, Page 28

MARRIAGE TOPIC ] AT CHURCH MEET) Presbyteflan Committee Re- port Suggests Instruction by Pastors. By the Associated Press. CINCINNATI, Ohio, June 2.—Prob- lems of marriage and divorce were laid before the 142nd General Assembly of ’ the Presbyterian Church in the U. 8. A. today with a lively debate in prospect., ‘The report of the committee on mar- riage, divorce and remarriage was ex- ted to draw the criticism of the mlldelpml Presbytery as dealing too frankly with personal matters. A suggestion that pastors form classes to instruct young persons concerning marriage and sex was included in the report. The church was urged to take a more active interest in marriage, di- vorce and the home and to exert itself to understand “the peculiar social con- ditions in which young people find themselves.” The committee asserted “the attitudes ‘which are to support sex and marriage and the continuing home should be honestly stated.” The younger gener- ation was taken to task for “sagging morality,” but the remedy is better un- aeersn.ndmc not scolding, the commit- ‘The ministry’s present double func- tion of representing both the church and the State in marriage ceremonies was termed unsatisfactory. The com- mittee suggested that in the future two ceremonies might be recommended, gne civil and the other religious. The Woligious ceremony should be optional, but would “represent the positive con- viction” of the couple and would “save the church much embarrassment,” Amendment of the Presbyterian con- fession of faith to eliminate the specific denouncement of marriage with unbe- lievers and Catholics was recommended as more in accord with the “religious uw of our day.” e to arouse consid- Philadelphia a protest against this recommendation, contended the elimination would result in more such marriages. The committee, how- ever, held that specific mention of un- believers and Catholics without strengthening the caution. ADVENTISTS HEAR MISSION REPORTS Activities in Foreign Field Out- lined at San Francisco Convention. By the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, June F. Schuberth of the Cen- tral European division is to speak to the 2,000 delegates on “our largest overseas home base.” AUSTRIAN FASCISTS BATTLE SOCIALISTS Armed Organization Descends From Trucks and Attacks After Being Assaunlted With Stones. Hnbmotmlelmnhrnflmh mwmummmm eydlmmmndh-un- from socialists mtmekmmr'!d provok- Thue 108t severely wounded by bul- lets were \‘.-km to:lm’hupl Py Pighting an Austrian Fascist Heimwehr and Socialists has been fre- quent in the last few years. The Heim- ‘wehr organizations are well armed and are organized much the same as regular groups of soldiers. The situation has grown to such an extent that Chancellor Johann Schober has introduced a bill into Parliament, which would permit the chancellor to dewrmlne whnher private individuals The Iron Fireman Sales Corporation distributors of The Iron Fireman Automatic Coal Stoker whas open, two positions on its sales staff, Assured income, wonder- ful opportunity to men who want to succeed. NING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., Green Glass Lemonade Sets, $1.00 —Everything about these sets is refreshingly new and different—the shape is new . . . the bamboo optic design is new—and the color is a cool green. de mouth pitcher, with lemon reamer that fits on top as a cover, and six tall glasses, all for One Dollar. Kann's—Third Floor. 18-Pc. Colored Glass Bridge Sets, $1.00 —Eighteen beautiful, useful pieces of sparkling green gla.ss—nll for One Dollar. Just the sets you will want or your own bridge luncheon—also to give as charm- ing, inexpensive bridge prizes. Kann’s—Third Floor. “MIRRO” Vapo Seal Cookers, $4 95 —10- e%ulrt capacity. Cooks a full meal over one burner, turned low. Cooks with little or no water—retains all the natural juices, vitamins and vegetable salts other- wise lost. Each cooker equipped with heavy base large vessel with lock lid and safety valve—wire rack an three pans. Kann's—Third Floor. All-Steel Refrigerators Special, $29.50 —Stur reh'i erators of warpproof steel, in: white, dy eex'duco enamel n“x-flshes—zhree-door side- g:r e with ets on all doors. 60-lb. ice capacity. “9.50' lue. $5-Lb. Capacity. Formerly $57.00—$34.50 Convenient Terms -“Tontme Washable Window Shades $1.65 Ea. ~—Thoroughly practical shades of Tontine, 2 washable sunproof, waterproof fabric, with a smooth surface to ‘which duxt m? dirt do not readily cling. Will not crack, “pinhole” or fray. Size 3x6 ft. Estimates Given for Other Slm Large Purchases on Club Plan Last Day for Antex Shades at —The new shades made of a grained sur- faced material that will not crack or ravel c at the edges. Size 3x6 ft. —During this sale we will cut Antex Shades to fit your vlndnvl without charge (usual charge, 15¢). Measure Kann's—Third Floor. Room Sizes Reg. $10.75 Felt-Base Rugs $6.88 —A very low price for rugs so colorful, so durable, so practical as these. The 9x12 and 9xlo‘/1 ft. sizes, in atterns and colars that will add new beauty to your ome. Each rug packed in its individual carton. 18x36-In. Congoleum Mats. .. ceees .2’: 3x9-Ft. Felt-Base Rugs 4Y%x9-Ft. Sandura Felt-Base Rugs Heavy Felt-Base Floor Covering. ... Kann's—Third Floor. 139¢ 'q. yl. Store Your Furs! Call Dist. 7200 Now! By ormer ‘Perfume-R’ Veiee $2.98 —A delightful, able for graduation gifts. Offered now at a price within reac of every budget. $2 and $2.50 Silks PRINTED FLAT CREPE PRINTED CHIFFON $1.69 yd. 39 Inches Wide —There are more than a hundred beautiful printed patterns in this collection—prints that are vivid and dashing—dainty and de- mure. On light and dark grounds. Suitable for sports, street, afternoon and evening frocks. And with the price so low there is no reason why you ‘cannot have a frock for each occasion. Kann's—Street Floor, IMPORTED ST. GALL Dotted Swisses Reg. 85¢ Quality 69¢ yi. —Dotted swisses never seem to loose their popularity, particularly the genuine hand- loom St. Gar 1 swisses, made in Switzerland. Soft pastel-tinted grounds with white dots vie with white grounds and colored dots. All are 31 inches wide, Kann's—8Street Floor, MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1930. Flat Crepes Shantungs Beautiful Prints 56.00 —The smart frocks at this remarkably low price are very clever copies of higher-priced models. There are chic, plain tailored dresses for street or sports wear, and for more dressy occasions one may find frocks with graceful capes and becomingly flared, pleated, or tucked skirts. The designs are lovely large floral motifs, dots, and small figured effects. W hite, Pink, Maize, Blue, Nile, Orchid Misses’, 14 to 20; Women’s, 36 to 46 Kann’s—Second Floor. COOL COTTON Wash Frocks Pastel Dimities Printed Dimities ‘White' Piques Novelty Percales Printed Lawns 51.00 —Charmingly fashioned, with every line designed to accentuate youthfulness and chic. They look several times more expensive than their price tags. Plenty of material has gone into the flares and the tiers to make them delightfully feminine and fluffy. Large collars and capelet sleeves add to this effect, Fitted and straightline styles also; many with long sleeves. 16 to 52 Sizes Kann’s—Second Floor. “Rayo-Crepe” Costume Slips —Smart, silky looking slips of Rayo-Krepe, a durable rayon and cotton fabric. Made with shadow hems and hemstitched tops. Easy to launder and practical to wear. Colors, pink, peach, nile c Regular and Extra Sizes and white. Kann's—Second Floor, Our Bigger-Than-Ever June Sale of LOW SHOES 8§ Different Types—Some Imported - $2.95 pr. —Hundreds of women supply their Summer footwear wardrobe each year in our Annual Sale of low shoes. But this year more women than ever are doing so, because the in any previous sale. It includes Imported quantlty. the variety and the values are gruter than hoes, Nov- elty Shoes, White Shoes, Arch-Support Shoes and Sam- ple Shoes. Of the smartest leathers. With all types of heels. In all sizes. Summer Coats —of Silk —of Georgette —of Velvet Create your own ensembles with one of these smart light- ‘weight coats to wear over one - plece dresses. A sheer georgette for a plain colored or printed frock. Basketweaves - and wool crepes in ‘white or pastel; col- " ors to go with: the sports costume; and unlined silk or vel- vet coats for dressy occasions. Misses’ and Women's Sizes. Kann’s—Fourth Floor. Children’s Wash Frocks Voiles Prints Lawns Dimities Organdies $1.49 —Cool, dainty dresses for hot Summer days — charming little stlyes every one of them—some made with panties to match. Smocking and embroidery are used as trimmings—and you will find them in all the dainty Sum- mer colors. Sizes 2 to 6. Kann’s—Second Floor, ‘Annual :Iune Sale Hard-Water SOAP Only Once a Year at 60c¢c Doz. Usually $1.00 Dos. —It is only in June, each year, that you have the opportunity to stock up with this good, pure.soap at this special price. Each cake 4% ounces of pure soap, from which nearly all the moisture has been pressed. The result is & soap that llthel'l freely in hard or soft water. Kann's—Street Floor. The Sale of Blankets and Comforts Ends Monday Night, June 9th —Order now for September deliv- ery. No deposit required. Samples on display. Washable White Kid Bags —The most fashionfible, prac i $1.95 you can use for Summer are washable white kid. Back-stra, styles, with covered frame, insi and mirror. White Kid Belts at 50c ea. —One and two inch widths—34 to 44 sizes. Others at $1.00 each. Kann's—Street Floor.