Evening Star Newspaper, April 23, 1931, Page 40

C—8 HOSPITAL BOON T0 MIDDLE CLASS French Institution to Have| Modern Features With Greatest Economy. ’ (NANA) —The new Fochl Hospital at Suresnes, when it is bullt, | will be & great blessing to the middle; class people for whom it is to p‘mldel accommodation. That vast middle class, comprising professors and their families, scient!sts, engineers, is badly in need | ©of a hospital of this kind. | French hospitals, being state sup- ported, are run on very economical lines | and though the work of surgeons and physicians may be excellent, the nurs- | ing. catering and general housekeeping | leave enough to be desired to make home | nursing preferable even emong the! poorer classes. Private Nurses Expensive. Private nurses are expensive and are ostly foreign. Traveling on the Metro to the Place @'Ttalie or the Gobelins you may obtain 8 good view of the nursing schools of Paris, in the vast Salpetriere, The estab- Yichment is like a small town and it was, in fact, at the end of the eighteenth century the largest hospital in Europe. In those days it was a refuge for the aged and the insane as well as the sick, but.also had a women'’s prison, complete with\ underground cells and torture chamber. During' the nineteenth century ma experiments were conducted at the Sa petrriere with a view to improving the mentality of the insane, including treat- ment by music and the more successful method of employing the lunatic in manual work. Nowadays the hospital g also & large experimental field, par- cularly for the treatment of nervous gliseases by hypnotism. Art of Invalid Cookery. The nursing school is in a separate #pavillon” and the curriculum includes, Desides theoretical and practical nursing, the art of invalid cookery. There are, of course, the Hotel-Dieu and the great maternity hospital in the Boulevard de Port Royal, and for Brit- ish and American visitors, who may. fall 11l there are the Hertford British Hos- pital and the American Hospital, though these two latter institutions already have {ar t00 many calls upon their re- PARIS " has successfully supplied a much- want among middle-class people, but | s now too small to bs anything like adequate to the demands made upon it. (Copyright, 1931, by the North American New: — Aliance. PLANE PICKS MAIL FROM NORFOLK ROOF Roger Wolfe Kahn Demonstrates Practicability of Dispatching Pouches From Building. By the Associated Press. NORFOLK, Va., April 23.—Swooping | down over a warehouse roof in the heart of the city at 80 miles per hour, Roger Wolfe Kahn of New York Tues- day demonstrated that air mail can be picked up safely by a plane from the roof of a tall building. After two unsuccessful attempts, due to stiff cross winds, Kahn, at the con- trols of a monoplane, swung a hook into the catapulting machine and darted away with two pouches weighing & total of 25 pounds. It was the first time in the history of aviation that an object had been picked up from the roof of a building by a heavier-than- alr craft, A. W. Card, eagineer, who perfected the pick-up device, said. Considerable interest in e device | wes shown by Col. R. Y. Rhea, com- mandant of Marines at the Norfolk Navy Yard who watched the tests. Col. | Rhea asked particularly whether a light enough device could be develcped for transportation on mule back, particu- larly in Central America. He was as- sured that this could be done. Kahn, the son of Otto H. Kahn, financier, was accompanicd to Norfclk by his wife. During the experiments, Mrs. Kahn was at the warehouse, but | did not see the attempts. Each time her | hushand swooped down she turned her | sand and buried her head in her arms until the plane e past the roof. Stronger X- Ra)s Sought URBANA, 11l (#) —Three fellow of $1.000 each for research into ment of X-ray treatments of ¢ bee; ded to the Univers he Radiological Res hips prove- av It is desired to develop a new and re effective type of X-ray tub> whic 1l produce rays more penetr: those now available for c ment sti CONTINENTAL GREEN BOTTOM LAWN FENCE Fries, Beall & Sharp Co. Boyd Bennett Admits Guilt Shooting Case. Boyd Bennett, colored, recentl dicted for murder in the second in connection with the death of Stanley | } Jones, also colored, today withdrew his | I plea of not guilty and pleaded guilty to | manslaughter. Justice Gorden referred | I'the case to Probation Officer Steele for investigation and report. Boyd shot Jones in an alleyway near | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, THURSDAY, APRIL o 3. 15 MAN CHANGES PLEA |MAJ H.L LARSEN = TO ADDRESS MASONS “Military Night” by St. John's Lodge. ‘Mafj. 4224 Benning road, March 7, inflicting | Corps. a wound from which Jones died March | Militars Assistant United States Attorney | Lodge, No. 11, 7 John J. Sirica represented the prose- | Lewis, master. mmnum\ evening in (nc Lod ! auditorium of 29, cution. 50c to $1 Costume Jewelry 29¢c Odds and Ends for Clearance! Necklaces, earrings and br: real “finds” at this low pr prizes and for your own use. Goldenbers's—Main FI tivities at St A. A. M., Theic Thir Masonic Temple, ’“' Marine Officer Will Be Guest at An teenth street and New York avenue. Maj. Larsen is the holder of the Croix de Guerre with palm, fourragere; Navy Cross and Distinguished Service Medal and three citations. Other speakers will include Maj. Gen. Fries, Chemical Warfare ex- y; Rear Admiral R. tne Corps, and Dr B. C. MacNeil, department commander, | ating the American Legion. | Fred Cook, grand master of | in the District of Columbia, will d a grecting on behalf of Blue Masonry. ~ Rey. Dr. John C.| grand chaplain of the Grand | will offer pra Paul J. Bergh enior deacon of 8t. Johi's Lodge, chair- | No Mail, Phone or C.0.D. Orders Accepted acelets that are ice—for bridge oor These Are NEW Dresses Of Plain & Printed “Fanway”* Crepe Attractively Priced at, $2.95 Another similar shipment — offering s to those we have sold so man; during the past two weeks! less bolero pleated White, and short sleeved effects, capelets, flar collars and other pr plain pastel shades and sum- mery prints. Sizes 16 In 44 *A Washable All-Rayon Flat (25) printed, 4) $ sizes 16 and 18. (2) $1 Both trimmed with lapin (coney Size 18 . (1) $15 Tweed Coat, size 46, fur. (2) $35 Tweed Sport Coats, trim-_ med with wolf. Friday Remnants in Curtains and Draperies (85 Sets) drapes made with 50 valance. Bright colors (100 Prs.) 59¢ Sash Curtains, mar- 29¢ six quisctte; wide hem sides and bottom; white and ecru. Pr. 5 Sets) 85¢ (N.ta;,'e Sets, pleces. White blue figure ... (50 Prs.) $1 plain colored merquisette with valance (150 _Prs.) with 2 5 Tailored Curtains, 79c Ruffie Curtains, (65 Prs.) tains, ivory Cornice V! backs and ccru marquisette Goldenbers's—Fourth Fioor. Friday Remnants in Shades 9#5¢ Window Shades, Albert land make. White, ecru or green. Hartshorn rollers or_ecru. rollers. _Perfect 95c Oil Opaque ecru or green. & oRgs 1. 75¢ Window Holland make. White, ec blue or green. Perfects 59c Opaque Shades, white green Shades, Shades, Goldenhere's—Fourth Floor. $5 Silk Dresses, plain and in broken sizes $1.39 Cretonne Over- 1.25 rufffe valance. 390 $1.39 Criss-Cross Cur- ance and tie ssc Hol- 65¢ $1.35 Washable Shades, sunproof; Harts i,m n 85c white, e 49¢ American " 45¢ ecru cut size 35c Remnants : 1.98 i mises ' §12.95 one red and one black g $12 95 - $6.95 Silk Coats 9.95 Suits, abric zes 14 and 16 Sizes 40 and 42.. Goldenberg's—Second Floor. Friday Remnants! $16.50 Topcoats for Men and Young Men $11.95 tweeds—plain or belted models grays and tans. for bargains—we have them! Men's $1.39 Overalls, blue den 44 . 20 to 48 $20 One and Two 7 Pants, ted materials. cen_ sizes Goldenbers's—Main Floor Friday Remnants in Etc. (25) $1 Blousettes of rayon-and-cotton 1l in ss orted pastel s 50) $1.29 S wool or n a variety (43) $1.19 Coolie Coats figured serpentine crepe patterns Goldenberg's—Second Floor For Friday—Irregulars of details, Jackets with $7.9s $19.69 A special group of smartly tailored in If you are looking $3.85 man of the committee in charge of Army, Navy, Marine Corps and Ameri- can Legion night, reports an elaborate program of entertainment, including of- ferings by members of the U. S. Marine Band, representatives of the War De- partment and of the American Legion. The auditorium will be profusely deco- rated. An invitation to be present has been issued to all Master Masons now | in the service or who have had military training. St. Kildn‘s Use Discussed. | to do with St. Kilda, which was deserted by its inhabitants last | vear, is being discussed in Scotland, The | plan for establishing a fur farm there | has ‘been abandoned. The latest idea is tq convert it into a convict camp. W LACK OF FUNDS BLOCKS TEXAS-PANAMA ROAD U. 8 Money Must Be Forthcoming if Salvador Is to Build Link in Highway. BAN SALVADOR (#).—United States | {money must be forthcoming if Salva- dor is to build her link in the interna- tional highway planned to run from the | Texas bordgs to the Panama Canal. Officials of this republic belleve that other Central American governments are in the same boat. Dr. Francisco Espinoza, minister of DEAL AT These Small Lots of Desirable Merchandise at These Attrac- tive Savings, Are Well Worth an Early Trip Down to “Seventh No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders. and K” Tomorrow! Friday Remnants in Housewares (41) 39¢ Tron Skillets, cast iron; smooth finish, (36) ishung or use with mop. oz. bottle lothes Hampers, woven o’ §1.98 Ventilators, shop- 25c Sets, 20 , oblong shape. or ivory finis Window ghtly Stoves, finis, 1 Cotd and piug ir hxu\hl’s. ustless st J”L’ handle subject to slig] Ea"h . ruit Saucers, dec- orated. Of American porcelain (44) 29¢c Cream Pitchers, decorated porc " Goldenbers's—Downstairs Store square 88c Johnson's Wall or Floor 3¢ n. Some im- g@ Odds and Ends of Ivory* Toiletware Reduced for Clearance! Broken assortment of much higher priced pieces at these sen- sationally low prices, 50c Combs . 69¢ Brushes $1 Mirrors $1 Puff Boxes . “Simuated. Assorted Toiletries At One Low l 9c Price Choice of the following: Colgate’s Face Powder Cheramy Lov Lor Face Powder, Toilet Water Wrisley's Vegetal Assorted Double Compacts Colzate’s Baby Taleum, specially priced at.. .. Goldenbe 19¢ 19¢ 39¢ .19¢ 15¢ Main Floor, 1,600 Yards of Remnants! $1.19 to $1.95 Silk and Rayon Crepes Plain Colors and Prints 7°7¢ ya. All-silk and all-rayon qualities of plain and printed crepes—most of them in full dress lengths; in other cases shorter lengths of plain colors and prints may be com- bined smartly for frocks or jacket suits. 69c to 89c Slip Satins, Yard These are remnant lengths of silk-and- rayon satins in popular pastel shades. inches wide. Assorted colorings. 40 29¢ Goldenberg's—Main Floor. h and iy $2.67 Men's and Young Men's $16.50 to Frouser Suits, Light, Friday Remnants in Boys’ Wear Boys' $4.95 wool to $6.95 Coats, Spring topcoats. _Blues and Boys' two kr ies. Others w uits, ;om: one or th long- Women’s Blouses, the popular Boys’ Wearables £9c to zgc $1 Values Blouses, shirts, junior caps, odd pants, knickers, knee pants (3 to 8), rayon polo shirts. Some ir- regulars. Boys' $1 to $1.50 Wash Knickers, r d linen; white, also plaids Friday Remnants in Drape Materi:{s (500 Yds.) 39¢ Cretonnes, Spring colors and patterns. m 75¢ Belgian Linen (cotton smped), good colors. 50 inches wide. 39¢ cal Gauze "'$1.69 Daybed Covers, ruitediatl around. Pretty pat- (40) 59¢ Bar Harbor fone, light o dark ereionnes 34€ (600 Yds.) 59¢ Terry Cloth, mill lengths; 1 to 5 Sult Cases . . 87¢ (750 Yds.) o colors, Learge patterns or zSc small chintz designs Rose, 35¢ Linene, colored stripes. blue and green. Yard (50) 2d-inch Steel-frame e Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor Friday Remnants in Gloves $1 and $1.50 Silk Gloves, “Wear- Right” samples of Milanese silk in cuff styles. Good Sizes 615 and 7.. $195 Kid Gloves, tm]momd lamb- skin in novelty cuff ‘styles. Broken size assortment at $1.19 Goldenberg's—Main Floor Friday Remnants in Knit Undies Boys' 69c Union Suits, athletic siyle of cross bar ‘musin_with closed crotch and V neck. Broken sizes 34¢c Women's 50c Union Suits, sleeve- less cotton knit styles with 2Q@ tight or shell knce. Odd lot Kiddies' 35c Waist Suits of nainsook with garter attach- lsc ments. In broken sizes.. Kiddies’ 29¢ Rayon ldmllu—fr.\m- binations, gowns an vests in small sizes. ... 1215¢ Women's 59¢ Rayon Undies, non-run or plain; panties and step-ins for clearance at 36¢ Goldenbers's—Main Floor (418) $2.95 to $5 Hats To Go at This Friday Price! $9.00 87 were $5.00 119 were $3.95 212 were $2.95 Shiny straws .. . reugh straws ... fine woven straws . . . in fact the materials are as good as the | Ainance, said the Salvadorean share ot | the project would cost $5,000,000. But already the customs receipts of the | country are pledged to New York banks for paving and other public works loans, and until the coffee situation im- proves there is no other source of in- come in sight. The recent Pan-American Highwa Conference at Panama estimated th construction costs for each of the Cen- tral American nations as follows Costa Rica and Guatemal 000 each: Nicaragua, $10,004 vador, $5,000,000: Hondur ama, $3,500,000 each. Living costs are now about one-fourti below their high mark of 1920 in this country. Clearance Free Parking Space Opposite 8th Street Entrance A slightly mu: posal at this real Gola Odds and Ends Reduced to Karetol and fabri SMITHS MOVES&.STORES FURNITURE OFALLKINDS 313 YOU STR PHONE NG.3 342 3'§w PILE sunmtw/ Be T VED o O 1 vain_ and agony of Aally vecd by ey’ ral d Higiily enaranteed 38 erdiing. Hehing or pros $1 at good dru stovess $1.00 Handbags 59¢ ssed assortment of leather, ic bags offered for quick dis- bargain price. enberg’s—Main Floor 10,000 Yards of Remnants! Wash Fabrics 29c to 39c Grades . ... 40-in. Printed Chiffon Voiles 40-in. Printed Batiste 36-in. Printed Dimity l6c Yd. 36-in. Printed Percales 36-in. Fast Color Prints 36-in. Lingerie Cloth 36-in. Pongee Prints Good, useful lengths, guaranteed colorfast. 50c to 58¢ Values 29c Remnants of printed rayon and cotton flat crepes, Holly- wood chintz, nobby dimity, printed lawns, printed chiffon voiles. Goldenberg's—M. Special Group of 425 Men’s $1 to $1.50 Shirts Sizes 14 w17 59C Well tailored shirts of good quality broadcloths, madras and other materials. Each shirt is full cut and colorfast. Collar attached or neckband styles in white, plain colors and fancy patterns. Some are slightly ‘soiled or irregular. A :l.:) Men's Jge_ Athletic I Sul checked nainsook. Perfects. Sizes 36 to 40.. 340 (97) Men’s 39c :mm.:, novelty patterns. (84) Men's 50c Balbriggan Under- wear; shirts, short sleeves; drawers, long legs, Irregulars, Brok- 33¢c bed Union iui'.l. short or lung sleeved, long legs. Irregulars. (12) M.T'“c;' $4.95 Fur Felt Hats, soiled. Mostly snap brims. Broken sizes 97¢c Men’s S1 Caps, all ; light and dark shades. Broken sizes 39c¢ (217) Men’s 39 Rayon Hose, good fancy patterns. Some l‘c irregular. Most sizes..... (37) Men’s $1 Rayon Shorts, Nobelt make. White and colors. Irregulars. Broken 29c n’ Floor Group of 31 Girls’ $2.98 Spring Cloth Coats Clearing s l at Only Plain and novelty mixture Spring weight coats with rayon lining. Broken sizes 8 w] to 14 years. Tots'” §1 Sweaters, all- wool slip-overs; sizes 26 to 54 30, but not in every shade. C Tots' 79c Panty Dresses, novelty prints; sizes 3and 4 49c Tots' ~ 59¢ ' Play Suits, sleeveless; plain colors and prints. Sizes 2 to 6 39¢ Infants' $1 Soft Sole Slippers and Satin or Kid Mocca- sins. Sizes 0 and 1. gluued 39¢c Girls' 50c Sateen Bloom- ers, broken sizes. 19¢ Girls’ 79 Wash Frocks, aovelty prints; short sleeves. Sizes 7 to 12.. 47c Goldenbers's—Third Floor. boutonnieres hat flowers. and clusters. Tomorrow - Bobby Li Hat Stands Supporters 59c to 89¢ Values 3 sc Remnants of printed chif- fons, printed shantungs, printed all-rayon flat crepes, taffeta rays in several gocd lengths. ain Floo Specially Priced! $7.50 Engravéd Hy-bridge Frames $3.50 Beautifully engraved Hy- bridge frames with new type comfortable bridge pads that rest on nose. Durable, light in weight and ever so good looking. Eyes Examined FREE Two Registered Optometrists in Attendance Dr. Kanstoroom in Charge Optical Deoartment—Main Floor. C 5 harge Accounts Invite 29c to 89¢ Costume Flowers Just 84 shoulder and lgc Spray All colors and hite. Main Floor. Choice of These 25¢ Notions 10c Buckles Buttons Shields Hangers Shoe Trees Goldenbers's—Main Floor. at Only omb Cleaners ns ingeric Tape $1.25 & $1.50 Sheets vy i k 7 to 79c % to $150 Cloth Knicke: knee 734 10th St. N. W, National 1964 styles in this clearance group. Tailored and dressy models in smart misses and Ends Any Kind of | HEADACHE | in few minutes! Why put up with able headache when & | | single dose of Capudine will relicve pain in a fow minutes and freshen you e new? Beingliquid, pudine works in one- third the time of ordi- mary forms. No barmful drugs. Nervous Headaches Capudine makes quick ‘work of headaches caused By nerves, eyc strein and high pressure work. With- in s few minutes pain guickly disappears and “‘jumpy”" nerves enjoy a glorious lec-down. Women'’s Headaches Capudine is the safc relicf for periodic headaches. Ends them prompely withe out_disturbance of normal functions, Relieves other pains, t00. Make This Testl . . Next time you have 2 heache, go to your drug store and get a bottle of Cap- wdine, or take a dose at the soda foun- tain. Then time the action. Note how quickly pain disappears and you ““pep” righe up. In 10c, 3, 60c bortles or by the dose at drug store soda fountains. Ca '$‘udme 81x90 and 90x90 Inch Sizes 94c Tonasn, 'fr,‘}:;, 13 Some have scalloped edges. Heavy round thread quality. Irregulars. 39¢ Pillow Cas, 45x36 and 42x inch sizes . 69¢ and 89c Crinkle Bed Spread for cots gle beds woven onds woven 80x105 sl 6c Bleached Muslin, soft - finish quality; inches wide. Yard close- Friday Remnants in Neckwear 79¢ Searfs, silk crepes in tri- squares. and vea necks. . (126 pes.) 25¢ to 39¢ Novelly Tabs, in organdy. batiste end la ored embroidered and black 'lu and white. Set Friday Remnants in Laces $1.29 to $2.59 Laces and Flounc- Spanish or. Bohemian types. 79¢ ings, Rich designs. Black, white, ecru and other shades. Yard $1.49 to $1.98 Fur Collars an Collar Lengths, many fash- foneble furs in smart shades Edgings and Insertions, va- rious widths and colors. Yd.. denberg’s—Main Floor. woven, * 12%2¢ Goldenberg's—Main Floor 37¢ 79¢ Collar and Cuft Sets, wool laces, Round 21¢ 87c 15¢ N Colored Mill sec- 39¢ $1 Crinkle Bed Spreads, blue and ripes.” Irregu- €Q@ \.l' I.nvl ton, &Inrllng. Friday Remnants in Lingerie Dept. (200) 50c Underihings, and and (120) $1.69 sitk Slips, models of crepe de chine (35) 9 Step-in Girdles, of fancy striped with elastic in side (25) of fancy striped materials, some lace trimmed tep-ir (12) 98¢ Garter Belts of crepe de ct and other fancy materi: (6) $1.98 Girdles and Ab- dominal Support: for clearance to on d Goldenbers's—Second Floor un- 2to4 lsc 84 - 25¢ $1 Bandettes and Bandeaux " 69¢ "f‘t",'t‘ 79¢ ) Boys' $1 Cowboy Suits, dlete outfits (30) Suits. suits. 4 (87) Bo; Boys' S1 Black Sateen r attached. 12 19¢ 50 Wash Suits, ° 63¢ yles of 39¢ $5.95 to $7.95 Suits, manu- samples. 3-piece wool One or two of a $4.79 8 to 16 .\u(-.ler. all- (87) new models ( 3t06 Boys' fancy rayon 26 to 34 Boys' facturers’ models kind. Boys' §1 & $1. mples), & 68c Sweaters, sport mixtures. Sizes wool ond Boys’ Bell Shirts and Blouses Perfects and irregulars. White or fancy. 79¢ to $1 Grades 59¢ Goldenbers’ Friday Remnants 10c and 135¢ Handkerchiefs— women's in white or solid colors or with colored woven borders—men’s in plain white, hemstitched or with colored = Woven borders. @a $1.25 to $1.50 Grades 79¢ Third Floor. matrons. head (300) 99c Printed Tub Frocks Grouped for 66c Clearance at Both regular and extra sizes included in this group. Sleeveless and short sleeved printed models. Goldenberg cond Floor Floor Samples . . . Radios dynamic speaker . T-tubes, namic speaker. screen-grid; dynamic speaker, tone (1) $237.50 Edison Radln, R-4; 8 nut cabinet, (2) $59.50 Jackson Bell “Midget” Radios, sc )gnd $35.95 (1) $84.50 Apex mam, screen-grid: Utah dy- High- Boy $69.50 (1) $128 Philco Radio, No. 77, control; black walnut Lowboy cabinet $99.50 tubes; dynamic speaker, “Lite-auto- matic” control. Wal- sliding doors .. ¢ $129.50 Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. types for Black and colors. All sizes included in group. Goldenberg's—Second Floor (200) 79¢ Crepe Underthings Reduced 5 5 c to Only Rayon and cotton flat crepe slips, chemise and step-ins that will sell quickly at this clearance price. Goldenbersg’s—Second Floor $2.00 Bed Pillows $1 ea. Large size pillows, covered with a tan linen-finish ticking. Well $2.00 Cotton Blankets $1.39 pr. In plain gray with red or blue borders. Double-bed size. Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor RUG CUSHIONS Similar Cushions Regularly at $9.50! 9x12-ft. Size ‘With one of these cushions u; $4-49 nder your rug you get the luxurious effect that only a good rug cushion produces— and then they add years of wear to your rugs. $16.50 Herringbone 9x12-ft. Fibre Rugs One of the best known Summe at a Friday bargain price. tive patterns, 8x10-1t. $35 & $10 Axminster and Velvet Rugs Good patterns and golors. . Floor samples and irregular. $6 to $8.75 Felt-base Rugs, includ samples and irregulars. (4) $12.35 Congoleum Rugs. S . e §7.95 $10.75 (6) $16.50 Fibre i $10 Rugs, heavy grade. 9x12-t. size $16 Imported Summer Thaxf-1t, mom s, so (10) $20 fi l"eli- lai 40 Imported Rugs, 8x10 and 6x12 n iz 8! (12) Se Rugs, size . (150 ylrd-) 45c o base Remnants, 4 to yards. Sq. yd. .... Real attrac- T12x9, 9x9, 9x10'2 Square yard T rugs $12-95 T1ex9-1t. si7e $23.50 ing small lots, flnor and 9x12 size: $3.95 (200 yards) $2.50 L $2.7 5 In- d Linoleums, grade. yards of a pattern. sl .60 $35 Axmlns‘er Rugs, sec- (7) 15) 4x10%% conds . (5) 85.95 Weven Fibre Rugs, 6x9-ft. size (8) $10 Fibre ltuu. weave