Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1930, Page 23

BACHELOR GIRL TAX HEAVY IN GERMANY Unmarried, on Government Job, May Suffer Triple Levy if Law Passes. Bi\khe Associated Press. BERLIN, June 28.—Germany today looksd toward its bachelors and bache- lor girls to replenish its treasury. A revised financial program, backed by Chancellor Heinrich Bruening and his new finance minister, Dr. Hermann Dietrich, was laid before the Reichsrat, and the cabinet hopes to rush it through the Upper House and the Reichstag as| soon as possible. Under its provisions, about bachelor idget. Other Drastic Measures. ‘The remainder of the deficit will Mmade up by slashing 100,000,000 marks of expenditures and laying a special tax on government employes and all per- sons with incomes running above 8,000 marks a year. In other words, an unmarried woman ‘who also is a government employe and earns 8,100 marks a year would be in three ways—for being unmarried, holding a ing more than $168 a month. Specifically, the ‘bachelor tax would add 10 per cent to the income tax paid at present and would withdraw previously allowed deductions. ent a bachelor with an income +$10,000 a year pays 10 per cent on each ‘The new thousand less 25 per cent. program would make him pay 10 cent—or $100—on each full thousand, and in addition he would pay an extra | 810 per thousand for remaining single. | government employes The tax on ‘would be levied only once, however. Due to Unemployment. ‘The chancellor told the Reichsrat | that the new taxation was made neces- #ary by the unemployment situation. In discussing the world-wide tendency of prices to seek pre-war levels, he ferred indirectly to the American tariff, saying: “That situation is made more serious due to the belief of some countries that they can stave off its effects on their own industries by further increasing their tariffs.” S SNAKE BITES COUNTERACT OWN POISON AS GIRL LIVES Doctor Asserts She Would Have Died Had But One Copperhead Sunk Fangs in Her. By the Associated Press. one- | fourth of the millions required to wipe out the government deficit will be taken from those unwed. It is estimated that the taxes levied against bachelors and irls will account for 110,000, | 000 marks (about $25.000,000) of the 480.000.000 marks the finance minister is scheming to raise for balancing the overnment job and for earn- At pres- be hit for the In the above houn Sterling and per | and Carl Henning. t photograph are some of the physicians recently appointed to the mew Casualty Hospial staff, of | appointments become effective July 1. superintendent; Thomas Cajigas and J. J. Richardson. Howard J. Newton. THE SUNDAY STAR, re- | $200. in 1925. no good and sued MARTIN'S FERRY, Ohio, June 28— | Jury decided Shani Emma Johnson, 19, Powhatan, was ported recovering today from snake Te. | cent of the $1,800 By the Associated Press. | MILWAUKEE, June 23.—The horse Supreme Court, named Shannon, which has been ing up such a fuss in court between | was remanded to the Circult Court to| Michael Cudahy, meat packer, and John | settle damages. T. Johnston, leather manufacturer, has | been adjudged after five years to have was “wild” and several other things not | ; to be expected in an $1,800 animal. Court costs estimated at $100,000 have | Shannon, therefore, was worth only | | been incurred by the two men over the ' $200 at the time of sale, the court de- | horse, which Circuit Judge August | cided, ordering Gudahy to pay Johnston Braun yesterday ruled was worth only i back $1,600 with interest at 6 been just an ordinary nag after all. Cudahy sold the horse to his lifelong Johnston said the horse was for He Sold Horse for to Friend. The case was appealed to the State which decided that kick- | Shannon was a “bad actor.” The case Judge Braun’s decision holds Shannon per cent for five years. Cudahy. In 1927 a|their judgment of horseflesh. non was worth every| In the intervening years Shannon Johnston paid. | was sold ana destroyed. s h , ¥ he | bites suffered last Thursday. vhen s ¢ RADIO STATI stepped into a «River hills. The girl's condition showed improve- ment after serum, rushed here by air- | mail from Philadelphia, had been ad- ministered last night. Dr. William £hepard of Bellaire said he believed the girl would -have died | had she been bitten but once. He pressed a belief that the six snake est of copperheads while picking berries along the Ohio ex- Bites served to counteract the poison | BY 'he Associated Pr of each other in her system while physiclans waited 24 hours for arrival of the serum. | BY ANOTHER OVER ORDER | WLS Asserts Court of District of Columbia Erred in Decision Affecting WENR. CHICAGO, June 28.—The Prain?; Farmer Publishing Co.'s broadcasting station, WLS, filed suit today in the | 7,700,000 tons this yea | United States District Court against Station WENR, owned by the Great Lakes Broadcasting Co., to enjoin use of a Federal Radio Commission order | for WLS to share its time equally with |WENR ON IS SUED WLS alleged that the action of the | Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia, later put into effect by the | Radio Commission. in taking _three- | fourteenths of WLS time for WENR, - | deprives WLS of its property illegally. Ttaly expects a bumper wheat crop of This lever means new silence—new speed—new safety REO FOR A revelation in silence—speed —and safety, just get behind the wheel of a Reo Flying Cloud and put the new Reo Silent-Second Transmission through its paces: This transmission is as silent in sec- ond as the ordinary high. In second, you can beat anything through city traffic except a motorcycle. 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Rogers, Second row: Dre. Edward C. Wilso: Back row: Drs. L. W. Solbach, C. J. Murphy, Howard Kane, Milton H. Pros, n, William G. Young, W. Cal- | perd | —Star Staff Photo. | | $1.75 Window Awnings 99¢ 1Ty Srent wilber: fzfnauu -n'fia::f: ) Genuine Greatly Reduced . Prices on Summer Rugs . Small lots, floor samples and broken assortments of desirable Summer rugs a drastic reduc- Coverings Dept. all day Monday. $18 & $20 Marie sisess” Chiness ‘Spd sl 0.85 Dorted ‘qusitty. " $12.50 Fibre Rugs s in modern'stic de- Neat Zolors $30 Mouzourk Rugs Genuine ?ell'lh quat- Closely woven 8x10 R L $5.75 destgns. o 8 $ 1 585 Apsciat price. $15 Hodges Fibre Rugs tions that will ecrowd our Floor Antoinettes foral effects. Im- Hodges basket-weave rues i 37.65 1. "size. ity and perfect. Limited $12 Grass Rugs light srounds. $22.50 Fibre Rugs e motits DA 2 Reversibl @x12-ft. uize espe- cially for lony. narr S S $8.50 $4 3x6 Grass Rugs Extra fine quality 3x6-1t. size, 65c Genuine Crex Rugs Scatter size— 18x38 2 l inches - save eat 3 Rattania Rugs ciled designs. Special. B $15 Grass Rugs Reversible grade ex- closely $x12-18. " $4.50 Marie Antoinettes | of LN $9.45 Sofors na ahina $12.00 Crex Rugs Perfect aqual rugs i $885 $7.50 9x12 Fibre Rugs Copies of atira 300, o . $12 Marie Antoinettes ASeoriment $5.95 Crex Rugs 41 3xT' 201t size for $3.85 $10 Fibre Rugs Basket weave fbre $6 75 e More Prhes tn ! $9 Grass Rugs Varieties are limit $3.95 Grass Rugs Rugs in green, blue or brown rigs i modern pat- $3 Fibre Rugs weave il light and dark shades. 3x6 Clogely woven in $4 35 6x9-ft. cize. $3.00 Six attractive designs. . Limited lot. 8 ft. Stenciied basket sl 95 afratiive pat i 200 Imported 8x10-ft. double-warp Grass Geldenberg's—Downstairs Store. 1930—~PART. ONE. Curtains At Savings In Four Sale Groups Group One Group Two 8:67- G Three l .19 Group e Four Such a vast assortment that we can hardly begin ot describe the strles! Plain and fancy mar- quisettes, voiles and scrims—in panels, plain curtains, ruffled cur- tams, criss-c curtains, etc. Plain or with gay printed bor- ders, colored ruffles, dots, etc, Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor, less. patterns, Regular $35 Quality Choose yvour new Fall rug from these marvelous selections of rich, thick-napped We have marked them down for only a short time. Sizes 9x12 and 8.3x10.6 ft. Goldenbers's—Downstairs Store, Sale !9x12 & 8.3x10.6 Axminster Rugs Thick pile Axminster Rugs, firmly woven and seam- You will like the attractive and pretty colors and Pick yours now while the assortment is at its best and save as much as one-third or more! $40 and $42.50 Quali 24 *33 *39 $95 Royal Wilton Rugs One of Our Finest Grades, Now Only 59¢ Window Shades 2¢ eloth down. their green or browa fin .$3.95 .$4.39 For the Porch Priced at less than %4 the cost of having them made to order. Of heavy 8-ounce awning duck, neatly striped (painted) green with khaki or brown with khaki. 8 fr. wide.........87.28 6 fr. w teeeee. 88,28 7 ft. 6 in. wide.....$9.75 8 ft. 6 wide....$10.70 9 ft. 6 wide .$11.40 10 ft. 6 wide...$12.70 12 fr. 6 wide...$13.70 Attractive colors and pat- terns are repro- ductions of fine wool. ruge. Termed slight irregulars, 9x12 Fe. 7.6x9 Fe. Ready-to-Hang Awning tomer Fourth Floor. W- Porch Shades Drastic Reductions on All Sizes Keep _your porch shady and cool with Warren Porch Shades. They are made of fine slat wood and have the new patented fasteners that make them so easy to put up or take And they add so te the appe. nee of the porch in 7 fr. 8 fr. 10 ft. 13 fe. ..$14.70 14 fe. .$15.70 15 ft. wide. .. $16.70 15 ft. 6 in. wide...$16.50 Window Awnings to Match—Very Low Priced! Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. Save in This Sale of Nationally Known Popularly Priced Four Rocm Sizes. 6x9 Ft. 9 x 18 Fe. 84-5982.9582.4555.45 Goldenberg's—Downstalrs Stere. $45 and $50 Qualities Royal Wiltens. 565 j Co;ttinental Quafity ' Screens Regular 65c Extension Window Screens Weatherproof window screens, of Continental qual- Have oil-treated hardwood ity. b all-bearing De Luxe lawn mower, with self-sharpening cutting reel of fine tempered steel. Easy run- ning, 10-inch wheels. Galco Quality Guaranteed High-Grade Garbage Cans Of heavy cor- ized and ' will not leak. Three useful " sizes. 4, -gal. 6%;-gal. ... 65€ 01 85¢ 8Y;-gal. galvanized wire cloth filler. and opens to 33 inches. inches 25-ft. length frames, oy ot 200 .hi.h, exlend.l 53C 30 inches high, extends to 37 inches $5.89 Screen Doors 84.49 Continental quality reinforced frames, with natu- ral varnish finish. Bronze wire filler. 2.8x6.8 size. U. S. Rubber Co. Guaranteed Garden 5769 50-ft. length with a fine The size is 24 inches high 28 inches high, extends to 37 inches. . .. 69c 30 inches high, extends to 37 inches..... We Do Not Add Interest or Extra Adde 48- 69c T4c $2.00 Pottery Table Lamps $1-29 Pottery vase lamps of an attractive mottled § effect in several Complete with cord and socket, bulb extra. $1.49 Beverage tively de- S ———— signed beverage sets left. Of dainty rose-tinted glass—covered pitcher and § tall gi mber Gold Seal Congoleum 42c&52c Per Square Yard Gold Seal Congoleum—of the same fine quality as the famous Gold Seal Congoleum rugs. Blues, greens, gravs, tans, sands, tile effects, etc A pattern for the kitchen, hall, pantry or bath, . . Armstrong’s & Nairn’s Heavy Inlaid Linoleums Slight Irregulars of $1.60 to $2.75 Grades 92, $127 and $ l 57 Sq. Yd. This famous quality inlaid linoleum is known for its long wear and artistic pat- terns, which go clear to its strong burlap backing. Tile, parquetry and carpet effects. 39¢c Felt Base Floor Coverings Eight brand- new patierns in z‘ 'c good quality felt- or bath. Congoleum-made Two attractive Tarin §460 borders, $2 Felt Base Size 3x0 it felt- base rugs. Have all- Goldensers's—Downsiaira Store. O g YT $1Z Sure-Fit $5 95 —have 5 separate cushions. rou will like them because they are good looking—they protect your furniture—and base coverings for thekitchen Art Squares rugs. Have no Rugs, Each around horders, l Slip For 3-pe. Living Room Suites —they are easy to put on— they cost only $5.95 a_set! Gol rtl