Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1931, Page 28

- LAWMAKERS STUDY BUDCET REDUCTION Tax-Dollar Savings Are to Be Trimmed by Various Legislatures. By the Asgociated Press. NEW YORK, January 31~—With a composite burget of approximately $2,- 000,000,000 from which to trim tax- dollar savings, several thousand State legislators are at work in at least half the 48 States trying to devise means of reducing local government expense. The force of the economy movement varies georgraphically from hot inten- sity to deliberate caution. The saving campaign is most intense in the Middle West—in Iowa, Nebraska, South Da- kota, Kansas and Oklahoma—in terri- tory where the burden of local taxes far outweighs that of Federal taxation. Some States to Increase Taxes. In some States, notably those of greatest population, like New York, Ohio and Pennsylvania, no prospects for local tax reduction are reported California, with a normal State budg:t of $265,000,000,. Teports anticipated in- creases, including $5,000,000 for the State building fund to provide jobs for unemployed. Georgia looks for an in- creased budget and so do Connecticut and Tennessee. ivania reports that Gov. Pin. chot, pledged to a policy of no increase, hopes to hold the budget to normal. Oklahoma leads in proposals for drastic reduction. Gov. “Alfalfa Bill” Murray has promised to cut ad valorem taxes 50 per cent by July 1 through wholesale reductions of salaries and trimming and consolidation of govern- mental bureaus. In Nebraska Gov. Bryan has reduced the salaries of a number of appointive State officials without legislative ac- tion. Gov. Green of South Dakota has proposed a schedule of salary cuts ranging from 10 to 25 per cent for all | State employes and officials. | In some States, where legislators are convinced that budget totals must be | aintained, there are definite moves | toward more efficient reorganizations | and more economic spending. In Maine | a complete new administrative code is proposed, and other States plan to trim | and consolidate specific departments. Several States are planning central nurchasing bureaus in the hope of sav- ng on the cost of supplies. | Burdens to Be Shifted. Generally, in States which find it necessary to increase their budgets for the mext one or two years, the plan is to shift the burden of the new taxes as much as possible, easing the load on | farms and homes and setting up com- modity and sales taxes and special Xcises. ® Several States also plan ex- emptions from license fees for. farm trucks and reductions of auto license fees. in Wisconsin, Gov. La Follette is sponsoring abolition of personal and real property taxes amounting to $4- 000,000 a year, and the substitution of additional income, inheritance and spe- cial taxes. In North Carolina, to relieve taxes on lands, a State luxury tax, a gross receipts tax, and a retail sales teX are propo North Carolina is also memorializing Congress to rebate more than $50,000,000 of the $265,000.- 000 Federal tobacco tax which is col- lected in the State. music hour today at the Y. W. C.Trwfll be held at 5 o'clock. Rho Beta Chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon So- Tority will present a program of music. The public is invited. Tea will be served ‘rom 4 to 5 o'clock. Committee meetings for the week in- clude: Health Education at 2 o'clock and M p at 4:45 o'clock Mon- day, K Street House at 11 o'clock Tubs- day and Kamp Kahlert at 10:30 o'clock T v e st f e | Chapter y 4 f;‘“&?. 1‘::::; of Mrs. Walter C. Cle- , 6000 Connecticut avenue. o] “The Toy " in l.hlvah’l lmrvem Club rooms Tuesday at 3 o'cl 3 Girl Reserve Clubs from Priend- mmuefluvmttheY.W4C.A. ship H o at 3:45 o'clock for a party. ‘The newly orgal Glee Club will hold a rehearsal in the musie studio Saturday at 11 o'elock, fol- lowing the grade school program of club and hobby groups. There will be a meeting of the Greek Club at 3 o'clock Thursday at the Y. W. C. A. and_the Women's Upholstery TUnion will hold its regular meeting on the third floor at 8 o'clock. Thursday Club will serve tea from 4:30 to 6 o'clock February 5. The English class for foreign born ill meet F¥iday from 1 until 3 o'clock at the Y. W. C. A. This class is open to any woman wishing to learn English. Girls interested in the monthly din- ner program of the B. and P. depart- ment may join in the activities follow- ing the dinner on Tuesday. Games and musie will be the features of the eve- ning, under the direction of Miss Edith Reiger of Marjorie Webster School and Miss Mary Burnett, music secretary of | the Y. W. C. A. Registrations must be in the B. and P. office by Tuesday morning. The Blue Triangle Club will have 2 business session Thursday following the ainner. All the members who are in- terested in forming a glee club will meet 1or rehearsal at 5:45 o'clock. Silverelle Club, of younger business girls, will meet for dinner o Friday evening at 6:30 o'clock. All the members who have birthday anniver- saries since the club was organized last October will be special guests. Miss Burnett will lead in a “sing” before the meeting is given over to business. All girls wishing to compete in the | tournament between the Blue Triangle | Club and the Stlverelle girls should sign | up with the teams at once. | New classes in the general education | department this term, beginning tomor- | tow, are: What women should know about finance and short story writing and so~tal hygiene. Y CANEWSI “Jerusalem” will be the subject of the illustrated lecture, by Dr. Homer J. Councilor at the Y. M. C. A. today at 4 o'clock. In this lecture the speaker will describe the Mosque of Omar and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. A moving picture will also be shown, en- titled *Zion, David's City.” Page McK. Etchison, religious work director of the Y. M. C. A, will give an illustrated lecture on “The Holy Land” at the Sunday school of the Church of the Nazarine at 10 o'clock today. Harold Leath, lay leader in the Y. M. ©. A, formerly of California, will have cl of the mo! service at the No inster Presbyter! Chapel at 11 o'clock today. Louis B. Nichols, associate religious work diwrector of the Y. M. C. A, will be the speaker at the evening service of Keller Memorial Lutheran Church. This service will be in’ charge of the Christian Endeavor Society and is in colebration of their golden jubilee. 37 Sentenced to Death. ISTANBUL, Turkey, January 31 (#). ‘Thirty-seven pciuyu of at- ter to foment & kfim‘b Y court. AAAAAARBRAMAMAAAAAARARARAAAARAARALAAALRAALARAAAAAMAAARADAOOAALALAALRAAALRAAAADLRAAAAADROAOANNKAAAMALAAMAAAMALGAMRAALL Singing Rummage Sale of HOSIERY Women’s $1.25 and $1.35 Hose, including full-fash- joned sheer silk, service- weixh]t )s;.lk and rayon-and- woo ose, Odd Women’s 59¢ and 69c Hose, sheer silk hose, a few pairs of “Blue Crane” silk hose, and rayon-and-wool sport hose. Clear- P e. s “c g Lo s 1h b Women’s 50c Hose of rayon-cotton.and-wool_uwi: seamex backs and 35c shaped ankles. 3 Prs., S1 ‘Women’s 50c Rayon Hose, delusterized, some rayon- and-silk to the top. Seamed backs, fash- 26: Girls’ 29¢ Sport Hose, 7y~ length, in 1&1]-0‘.&‘! patterns or plain colors with fancy tops 16¢ Boys' 39¢ Sport Hose, 75~ length, in all-over patterns, with elastic cuff tops. Sizes 8 to 10% in 29@ the lot .........0 . Girls' 35¢ Sport Hose, full lenggh, of rayon -and - lisle mixtres, in all-over pat- terns. Sizes T2 0 Q@ 91, in the lot.... Kiddies’ 25¢ and 3 half-length. with some full ioned Goldenbers’s—Main Floor. Rummage Lots of UMBRELLAS Women's $1.69 to $1.98 Umbrellas, English Bradfords and American (cotton) taf- feta. Good assord- g i O en's $1.98 Umbrellas, fast black; rainproof covers. American (cotton) taffeta and Brad- sl.o9 fords .... Children’s . §1 and $1.25 Umbrellas, black and_col- ored Fruit-o covers ... ‘Women'’s $3 and $3.50 Col- ored Gloria Umbrellas, 16 ribs; all-over and bordered effects. . sl‘ss Men’s and Worhen's $2.50 and $2.98 Umbrellas, fine English .Brad(or-d- sl.“ covers . Rummage Lots of LEATHER GOODS Women's $1 and $1.25 Handbags, pouch, underarm back-strap styles. Dupont leather fabrics and tapestries .......... Women's $2.98 Suede Leather Handbags, black and brown. ; Desirable 31‘19 styles cm""'?“a::fi Misses’ 50c and bags, ieathers and silks... 25c szn(;l $5 lb!leaded Hand- bags, esirable colors and shapes, 32'95 Women's $3 and $3.50 Leather H ): n dd- bags, pouch an underarm styles. sl'79 Men's §2 Leather Wallets, black and colors. As- ,“ sorted shapes Men's $1 Leather ‘Wallets, well made ‘s styles .... < Main Floor—Goldenbers’s. Rummage Lots of NOTIONS 15¢ and 19¢ Rubber Pants, for babies; assorted styles Kltln.sr‘:': ‘Il:. Brassiere elds. 50c Doz. Real Hair Nets, cap and fringe styles. l,c Dozen shicds. " Pais ... 2OC ing Mschine Covers. 39C 10c Kiddies’ 25¢ Rub- 10c Blanket Bind- ber Play Aprons.... Shears, irregulars, pr. 10c Pkgs. Turkey Red Woven Initials. .. 25¢ to $1 Dozen Dress, Coat and Trimming Buttons. Broken assortments iy 56" n;m...l:: i haren's So¢ T 15¢ $125 e iiee Cai- *nets, heavy cardboard with paper covering. 6” 15c Ready-made 5c tocking Feet. Pr.... 25¢ Dress Belting, 5c white :;11" blfick‘. Yd. 50c Wal nings, assorted sizes l“ 10¢ & 15c Bias Seam u Tapes and Edging, pc. 0. N. . fiew‘ln‘ Silk, black, white and colors. Spool 7c Sewing and Basting Cot- ton, white and black. zc Asst. of numbers: €pocl Main Floor—Goldenbers's. Ruml‘lage Lots of HOUSEHOLD LINENS 19¢ Turkish Towels, plain and fancy i irregular: 19¢ to asmrged si;es, grades. Rummage Sale priced at 38¢c 49c Turkish Towels, extra large; extra heavy quality, with ' assorted colored bor- ders, Slightly imper- zzc feet civennenniiinns 35c Turkish Towels, dou- ble-thread quality; size 22x 44 inches, with b?)‘- sorted colored - R 18¢ $2.50 Linen Luncheon Sets, 50x50-inch white linen dam- ask cloth and four napkins; in white. .. 97¢ (35 Doz.) $2 Cocktail Nap- kins, all hnben,mwlfla hand - embroidere: destgns .. " 84¢ Goldenbers's—Main Floor. Other Toilet Requisites 5¢ and 10c Orange- wood Manicure Sticks. * Three for $1 and $1.50 Hot-water Bottles, red and pas- 37c tel colors . ; 25¢ and 39¢ Hand 25¢ Cheramy B-l‘tih Salts, April Showers an Cappl 0dOTS ...vvve- !sc $1 Bath novelty jars 69¢ Military Brush- es, ebony finish. Pr.. 24¢ $1 Truvy Perfumes, bottle 24¢ $1.50 April Showers Double Compact.... 39¢c $1 Cheramy Toilet Water, asst. odors. . 39¢ $1 Face Powders, Nymfaun, LovLor, Tre-Jur, Vi Box ... s1E Safety Razors Williams’ 35, ing Powder . 15¢c to 25¢ brushes Main Floor—Goldenbers's. Rummage Lots in JEWELRY 50c and 75¢ Novelty Bead Neeklaces, chains, etc. $3.98 Solid Gold Rings, misses’ sizes. Jew- sl.gs eled settings. Boys’ $1 Pockef Watches, “Biltmore” make. Nickeled case, un- breakable crystal ... 49c $1.98 Diamond Cut Crys- tal* Chokers, gradu- ated style; finely cut, 77‘ 4 5‘3 hAmb;rli!e Necklaces, 0-inch graduated styles; finely cut. sl's, $1 and $1.50 Costume Jew- elry, necklaces, festoons, bracelets, brooches and ear- rings. Gold and sil- ver fintsn mountings, #9C | Main Floor—Goldenbers's. Rummage Lots of 29¢c to 49c LACES 10¢ Yd. Assortment of white, cream and ecru edgings and insertions in a number of widths and patterns. ~2lues at this Rummage Price. Real Goldenbers’s—Main Floor. Clearing! $2.50 to $3.50 FUR COLLAR LENGTHS 88c 27 to 36 inch length of caracul, lapin (coney) other furs—ranging black, grey, beige, etc. from 2 to 4 inches wide. Goldenberg's—Main Floor. » the “Swan Rummage Lots in MEN’S CLOTHING (2) $16.50 Topcoats, tweed mixtures. Sizes s7'95 40 and 42. (4) Men’s $18.50 Black floréehlde Sport Coats, wool ined. Sizes 38, 44 and 48 512-75 (7 Prs.) Men's $4 Pants, fancy mixtures. S 2 6 R R $1.69 (37 Prs) Men’s $150 Pants, dark cotton worsteds. (4) Coat and Pants, stouts only.... (23) Men's $1.55 White Overall Jumpers; Lee brand. 50 .. (3) Men's $30 and $35 Gabardine Topcoats, e §17.95 SO n:i;'- 3815 Brown Size 40, stout... $2.69 hl‘;lgfi'zifiofilmk Horse- e Sheeplin Com, v 0. $15.75 (21) Men’s $15 and $17.50 Suits, cassimeres and worst- eds. Gray, tan or brown. — Broken s‘.,s (17 Prs.) Men’s $3 Mole- skin Pants, gray striped and plain tan. Size: 31 to 42... e Bl“' Me lue Vests. Sizes 38, 40 and 42. 89c (3) 0dd Blue Coats from suits selling at $25. Bizes (1) $34.75 Cut-away Coat brown i35, 953:95 Main Floor—Goldenbers's. Rummage Lots in DOMESTICS (150) $1.69 White Dimity Bedspreads, 72x90 and 63x90 sizes. Crinkle Bedspreads, rose, blue, gold, orchid and greén woven stripes. Single, three- quarter and double bed sizes. Slight su seconds (47) '$2.75 Rayon Bed- spreads, rose, blue, gold, orchid and green. 80x105 double- 31.8’ (64) $1.50 Mattress Cov- ers of unbleached sheet- ing. (16) $6 Rayon Pillow Sets —~—spread and pillow—in ;x;l:,. double-bfc.l 83.98 (11) $7 Tailored Spreads, rose, blue, fia Gos06: orchid. X108~ (62) $4 Rayon Reds) s, scalloped edges; blué, gold, orchid and green. 80x105-inch size. 82'39 190 Unbleached Sheeting— 547 yards; heavy grade. wide. Yd 18¢ Bleached Muslin, soft finish grade. 687 § yards to sell. Yard. se:lllg;odced[u . Rose, blue, gold or orchid. 80x105 size...... . (787 yds.) 19¢ Outing double fleeced grade. and checks. (1,137 yds) 29¢ Dress Ginghams, 32 inches wide. Plain checks, stripes and plain colors. 2 to 8 l“ yd. lengths. Yd.... Main Floor—Goldenbers’s. Rummage Lots in RADIO Kent Speater. . 9195 netic speaser:. 9195 1) uritan P honograph 32.95 (broken spring).. (1) Olymplan Phonoxly"::h $4.69 (for Radiola 18) ) ;':utn 34‘95 ‘h(:) nflflll‘ll'lc: Cabinets onograp! (for Radiola 18) sm The above items are all warehouse stock—in fair condi- tion—some are slightly damaged, marred, etc. (1) $35 Edison Portable Phonograph .... e 517,95 case) 15)) s;”.sz't::hm Radlo, -5; ul dynamic ‘walnut _cabinet. SHT doors ©.. 1. $139.50 (1) $237.50 Edison Radio R-4; 8 2 dynamic speaker; high boy cabinet. ... s $169.50 Fourth Floor—Goldenbers’s. Rummage Lots of MILLINERY $1 to $2 Hats, felts, vel- vets and straws in black and c(’lorl!. gllghtly mussed, and soiled in some cases 25‘ $2 Felt Hats, in black and colors; excellent Rum- mage Sale values (48) $7.50 French Room Hats, soliels and velvets of handsome quality; re- sl duced to . . 25¢ to 75¢ Hat Trimmings, inc&;dmg . (': l‘ tgne r pads, quills, etc. Clearing e 10c Goldenbers's—Second Floor. Rummage Lots of RIBBONS, ETC. 29¢ to 49¢ Ribbons, in- cluding grosgrain, satin- and - metal combinations, ete; 1% and 2 4QO@ inches wide. Yard.. 39c and 59¢ Flowers for coats and dresses; a variety of colors_and styles. choice at 25¢ to 39¢ Ribbons, plain and fancy taffetas and moires in light and dark shades. Four inches wide. lu B ooesovionsiowns gislasicpns Goldenberg's—Main Floor. Rummage Lots in House Frocks, Etc. $1 Printed Tub Frocks, in regular and extra sizes for misses and women, ”c Short sleeved styles. (45) $1 Smocks of broad- cl]ou}\m m’ Bswl;,ved colors. Slightly faded. Way less than half price! 39c (100) 50c Aprons in bun- g:lowband hgfiverlatylu of chambray, ghtly imperfect ........ . 29‘ (200) $1.19 Hoover Aprons, of white broadcloth; 7” slightly solled ..... (1:;” OQ:d Blehd ‘Aprons, of percale; reduct to GO orvinaerenser, B (125) $1.98 Tub Frocks, of rayon travel prints, cot- ton tweed and cotton ”c charmeuse (55) $1 Coolie Coats, in brilliant flowered pat- tems. Rummage " priced at . c (10) $2.98 Corduroy Robes, with short sleeves; in ::‘aorled col- sl.‘, (103) $1.98 Linen Dresses, sleeveless models in an as- flent of col.- sl.z, Goldenberg's—Second Floor. Rummage Lots of WOMEN’S NECKWEAR $1 and $1.49 Silkk Crepe Scarfs, long and square styles in a variety of de- signs. Slight irregu- 9¢ lars 5 39¢ to 79¢ Sport Ties, in- cluding silk crepe Windsor ties, rayon knit cravats, ” etc., reduced to only.. $1.98 Caidon Scarfs, extra large, double width, in dainty designs. Slightly imperfect. . 77C (47) Pieces 39c and 49¢ Neckwear, pique, organdy..... (265) 29¢ to 49¢c of velvet, velveteen, duvetyn or knit 69¢c Ascot Soarfs of cordu- o7, lined with J;’ crepe. rown, green, b white or blue . . lgc (86 Pecs.) 59¢ and 69c Neckwear, round and V neck styles of cream “c Sizes to 8 in Lot Tan ! Medium Heels Wome: ::d jum heels; sizes 6” Song” for all Small a A.nother season’s accumulation of broken lots, odd sizes, mu Spring stocks. ..it must be cleared out as soon as possible. 2 many are below cost) will make thrifty Washingtonians as eag limited of course...and sizes are broken.. it is decidedly to ye Phone or C. O. D. Orders. No Exchanges or Refunds—All Rummage Bargains in Women's Coats and Dresses Wonderful mgney-saving opportunities await thrift-minded women and mi i Dress v ; 3 sses in our Coat and Sections tomorrow! The earlier ycu get here the be tter the “buys” in store for you! (227) $5 to $10 DRESSES $9.98 A group of plain and printed flat crepes and brown chiffon dresses, including tailor- ed and dressy styles, all comparatively new models. Broken sizes for misses and wom- en. Come early for such tempting values! $2.98 Rummage Sale Priced at (13_) $10 Coats of tweed and fabrics.... A (25) $59.50 Coats of broadcloth, suede fabrics and sport mixtures, with wolf, fox, badger and other fine furs. Black, brown 339 5 50 or green. Broken sizes....... broadcloth, fine suede (22) $69.50 Coats of fabrics and handsome imported woolens, trimmed with fox, fitch, kit fox, skunk, natural wolf or badger. Broken 849 5“ sizes Nisis. L] . (18) $49.50 Coats of broadcloth or suediney trimmed with caracul, Manchurian wolf (Chinese z(iog), ;narmot, or beaverette coney). Black or brown. Also sgort tweeds. Broken sizes 829.50 ; h(l )éfl.fl Sui:s, consisting of pile fabric jacket with muff to match, and beret. Sizes 14 to 20 ... i 814.50 . }M) 82(2.50 Coats of lbroadclnth. with collars of lapin (coney), sealine (coney) or caracul ......... s 10.95 . (10) $19.95 Sport Suits of tweed with astrakhan trimming; also astrakhan jackets with tweed skirt and beret. Sizes 14 to 20. Goldenberg's—Second Floor. MG Lots of TOILETWARE Odd Lots of Pearl®, i Mirrors, Hair Brush Trinket Boes. Regu- BQ@ ceivers, Hair Do vers, larly $1to $2. Each. etc. Regularly 75¢ to $1.50. Each Puff Boxes, Hair Receiv- Nail Files, Cuticles, Shoe ers, Buffers, Jewel Boxes, He B Hooks, Salve Clothes Brushes, e:c, e e Jars, Trinkets, ete. lugxhr- Rt 1y 79 . Beth o 3P REERT BB 25¢ to $1.00 Dressing Combs, pear 11, - ored effects. Well mage i w! *Simulated Assorted Toilet Preparations 50c"Vivaudou Main D’Or 50c Nymfaun Bath Salts 25¢ Japanese Incense.. 25¢ Colgates Baby Cream, 35c Harriet New Face Powder. Vegetale ter and Glycerine o ;‘st IJa so:TP-lnol;"n Co.’s Melba... re-Jur, larrie! Telcuw' Powdire 5 50c to $1 Toilet Preparations $1 Colgate Piquate Face Powder. 50c Armour Luxor Rouge. 50c Musoldent Mouthwash. 75¢ Barbasol Skin Fresheme: 50c Golden Peacock Cleansin; $1 Melba Single Compacts. Assorted Toilet Soaps 8c and 10c c k DI .o v s i a e’ 4c . Some are out of wrappers and scarred from counter f:;.:::;"m.ny well known and popular kinds in the as» Rumn_mge!\ $1 Embroidered Scarfs, Ea. 48-inch Scarfs, handsomel embroidergd in l;riglu colors’: 63e An exceptionally low price and a wonder- ful value! Main Floor—Goldenberg's. None Sold to Dealers Women’s Felt Slippers | Many colors—with Elk Soles, Padded Heels. 33c Sizes to 8. Galoshes Antomatic Slide and Snap Styles Medium Heels Police, Firemen ‘Postman Shoes High Galoshes 89¢ 4-Buckle Galoshes, Mixtupes w Men's Leather Sli soles, padded heels; sizes to 11. . ), elk A With the wonderful silk values that havé lots of short lengths were bound to a $1.39 to $2.95 Silks 2,000 yards of desirable silk rem- nants, including both plain and printed in short lengths from our re- cent sale of New York Silk Shop stock. Many are full dress lengths. $1.50 to $2.50° SILKS % Yard to 1-Yard Lengths How these short lengths of plain and printed silks will sell at 33c a length. Come early for yours! ltnmmo’..emim i ) WEAR Girl® 50c Combinations, Girls $1.98 Skirts, na cross-barred muslin. l“ blue; full pleated on wl Small sizes ........ detachable bodies. A few novelty plaids. Sizes 7 sl Girle’ $1 Blouses, novelty 012 «.oeovaieuinaenn prints; long or elbow sleeves. Sizes 8 to 18, but not. m in every style .. Girls’ $5.98 Coats, chin- Sizes 8 to 12.... flannels; tailored Girls 59¢ Sunny Child Combinations of mfl’-'nnelecm in every model bloomer leg. 2t012 ... Girls’ $4.98 Hiking Suits, corduroy and wool plaids; 27x36 inches........ el Infants’ 69c Bonnets of fallle silk. hite only, Muslin and silk lined. ., ..:.. Tots’ $1 Slip-over Sweat- Infants’ 50c Bonnet Line e, pfll‘-wo;i “x;ovelty weaves T n con- i ink, blue and trasting borders. 7” :r‘n"u? Sizes 12 to Sizes 2 t0 6........ 15 .. Third Floor—Goldenbers’ Women’s $2.50 to $10 - llb‘kl:'"l Sheets, 5” g SENSATIONAL RUMMAG ] 33 Pumps—Straps—Ties: A Clean-Up of Regular Perfect Q Shoes at this Unusual Price All Perfect Quality 3 All Style Heels B Over 40 Styles in Lot 3to8in Men’s Oxfo All Sewed Soles All Guaranteed for Wens Black Blucher or Bal Styles = With Steel Rivet Arch Support |