Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1930, Page 17

WORLD CONGLAVE 10 PROMOTE PEA[IE| Society Announces Contribu- | . tion to Bicentennial Plans for 1932. Curtains At New Low Prices! ‘a8 Group 1 Plans for a World Conference dedicated to the furtherance of inter- national peace, which is to be an event of 1932 in connection with the celebra- tion of the 200th anniversary of the birth of George Washington, were an- nounced yesterday by the American Peace Society, the oldest peace organ- | ization in the' country. | Preliminary plans for the conference were made known by John J. Esch, president of the society, after a meeting of the board of direct: “The theme around which the con- ference will be organized is ‘George | Washington and the Forelgn Policies of Nations,” sald Mr. Esch. “This theme | is one ‘entirely in harmony with the purposes of our organization. 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Choose from this vast assortment of Summer curtains—plain and fancy marquisettes, voiles and scrims—in panels, plain curtains, ruffled cur- tains, criss-cross curtains and others, Plain or gay printed borders, colored ruffles, dots, etc. Goldenb Marie Antoinettes —floor samples. Good assortment. $15 Hodges Fibre Rugs Reversible qual- $8 85 ity, close - woven 9x12-ft. size. las Sponsored Many Conclaves. The American Peace Society was or- ganized in 1828 and the first World Feace Conference, which was held in Londen in 1843 was organized two years earlier by ‘the society. In an- nouncing the forthcoming conference, the soclety pointed out that it has ! sponsored three world conferences, five | national conferences and one world | conference on international justice. The | 1932 conference is to be convened as weave: attractive patterns. $4 3x6 Grass Rugs Good colors, but ited. Extra fine quality. 3x6-ft. size. $30 Mourzourk Rugs Genuine Belgian ;15 g quality and perfect. $12 Grass Rugs $5.95 Crex Rugs tor el soome. $.3.85 Limited assortment. porches and halls. g S 9x12-1t. size. $1 American Holland free from starch or dressing. All perfect quality, close woven caded designs in ) vard lengths. For many house- 81x105 inches. 81x99 and 81x90 inches. 12Y5¢ Unbleached Cotton $5 Rayon Bed Spreads round thread rose, blue, gold, § hold uses. Scalloped edges. $1.39 Crinkle $10 Fibre Rugs the second world conference on inter- national justice. Mr. Esch announced two committees Pillowcases SHADES Guaranteed window mounted on Closely woven 8x 65¢ with light grounds. 10 reversikle rugs $5'75 65¢ Genuine Crex Rugs Basket - weave fibre rugs in mod- $R.75 ern patterns, Lim- High-grade sheets, finished with deep hems and 38 inches wide: ) 83/ Beautifully bro- quality in 2 to 10 ) 4c 32'95 orchid and green. 39¢ Bleached Scatter size—18x36 Bedspreads neve, e 2t 24 ¢ stenciled designs. Special. $15.95 Rattania Rugs Floral and mod- $9-85 to promote plans for the meeting A e plan and scope committec is composed of: Thomas E. Green, Washington, chairman; George M. Morris, Wash ington, secretary; ham, Chicago: Nicholas Murray Butler, New York: Frederic R. Coudert, New York: James S. Kemper, Chicago; Robert Treat Paine, Boston; Elihu Root, New York: James Brown Scott, Wash- ington, and Lester H. Woolsey, Wash- ington. ited lot. Size 9x9 ft. Hartshorn rollers for de- Several designs. pendability. White, green or ecru. 89c Duplex Window SHADES Dark on one side and 690 light on other, in green and white or green and ecru. Goldenberg's—Fourth FI Linweave 8-Piece Slip Cover Sets 80x105 crinkle spreads, attractively striped In rose, blue, gold, orchid and green. Guaranteed color fast. $22.50 Fibre Rugs i § /585 modern motifs. 9x12-ft. size. Special price. Fine quality pillowcases, of a 2 9 useful size—45x368 inches. They 25c Bleached Pillowcases fect quality, Close-woven, soft-fin- l 21/ Frank B. Kellogg, St. Paul: Elwyn G are of long-wearing cotton and Slight irregulars of 42x36- l se ish muslins, free from | ! . . Preston, Boston; Hiram W. Ricker, | | | $1 $1.19 Bleached Sheets 81x90-inch bleached sheets, 84 of full double-bed size. Per- 19¢ Bleached Muslin $3 Fibre Rugs Steneiled basket- s] 95 ernistic designs in Hodges Rattanias. TVax12-1t. size. weave fiber rugs in light and dark shades. 3x6 ft. Congoleum-Made RUGS Termed Slight Seconds General Committee Named. Members of a general committee on arrangements are: Mr. Esch, William | C. Breed. New York City; Col. George | T. Buckingham, Chicago: Elmer Elis- | worth Brown. chancellor New York | University: John Joy Edson, Washing- ton: Willam P. Gest, Philadelphia: free from starch and dressing. inch pillowcases. Well made, of 50c Unbleached Sheeting starch or dressing. 36 s fll 7S1.75 Window serviceable casing. Eftra heavy round-thread z c inches wide. Awni L wWnings sheeting, 86 inches wide. Make Goldenberg's—Main Floor James Washington; 99 cool, fresh cases from it. James R. Sheffield, New York; Theodore | Stanfield, New York; Charles F. Thwing, Cleveland; Thomas R. White, Philadelphia; Isaac P. Baker, Bismark, ! Serviceable quality, in neat stripes. Complete with hardware and rope, ready to hang. N. Dak.; Joseph Bancroft, Wilmington, 59¢ Window Del.; Asa G. Briggs, St. Paul; George S. Brown, Reno, Nev.; Philip Marshall Brown, professor of international law, Princeton University; Arthur D. 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Sold Regularly 34-59 $2.95 |$2-45 ; at $10 Set 200 Sets Special for Monday For three-piece living davenport, club chair and wing chair—8 Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. 19x34-inch size Thick, spongy, double-thread Turkish towels, of ahsorhent quality. Pretty pastel shades. If youre going swimming towels of this grade will be welcome. 19x34-inch size. il : liam Fortune, Indianapolis: Burton L. French, Representative from Idaho; Frank J. Frost, Washington; Percy W.i Gardner, Providence, R. 1; Harry A Garfield, Williamstown, Mass.; Thomas Washington; Walter W.| Chicago; David ' Jayne Hill. ‘Washingtotn; W. H. Hoover, North Canton, Ohio; H. L. Horning, Waukesha, Wis.; Clarence H. Howard, Granite| City, Tll.; W. M. G. Howse, Wichita, Kas.; Charles L. Hyde, Plerre, S. Dak.; James S. Kemper, Chicago; William Wallace Kincaid, ~Youngstown, New York; Dr. Ashley Day Leavitt, Brook- line, Mass; William Mather Lewls, Easton, Pa. ) Charles H. MacDowell, Chicago; Thomas A. Marlow, Helena: Samuel ! R. 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Armstrong’s and Nairn’s Heavy Inlaid Linoleums Slight Irregulars of $1.60 to $2.75 Grades Congoleum-Made 2 920’ sl o Art Squares and $ 1-57 esigns ?;.”'S‘X‘j'é 53-‘9 sq Yd borders. ‘This famous quality inlaid linoleum is known for its long wear and artistic patterns, which go clear to its strong burlap backing. Tile, parquetry and carpet effects. Sale of $22.50 Alexander Smith’s Axminster Rugs s15 A splendid variety of designs and colors in 6x9-it. seamless Axminster Rugs made by Alex. Smith & Sons. Priced at a consid- erable saving to you. $42.50 9x12 ft. Velvet Rugss2%y Some Slight Irreglars Close_ woven seamless Velvet Rugs that are copies of high- rade Chinese and Oriental rugs, Beautiful colors and patterns, Specially priced. 39c Felt-Base Floor Coverings Eight brand-new patterns in good [ quality felt - base coverings for the kitchen and bath, 7 i ees..$9.46 Other Sizes at Proportionately Low Prices $2 Felt-Base Rugs, Each Size 3x9-ft. felt-base s rugs. Have all-around l borders. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 5—A permit for the construction of a short wave radio- telephone station in California has been requested by the American Telephone & Telegraph Co. ‘The completion of the station, the site of which has not been selected, wiil mark the first step in extending trans- oceanic telephone service into the Pa- cific region. The first regular service ‘will be provided to the Island of Oahu, in the Hawailan group, whose inhab- itants are expected to be within the United States voice range by 1932. Thus P radio link to Hawaii will make possible telephone conversation between such distant points as Hono- lulu and Portland, Me., and will extend the talking range from the United States 2,100 miles westward. ‘The radio station facilities at the Hawaiian end are to be provided by R. C. A. Communications, Inc. 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