Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1931, Page 10

'A—10 ; = O Springtime Is Garden Time Tenderly you plant the little seeds and care for them, and in due time you are re- warded with flowers and vegetables. How carefully are lfyou planting and “‘il tending your savings \1 Dollars planted in the springtime of life will yield a harvest of comfort and inde pendence later on. Llncoln National Bank 7th & D Sts. 17th & H Sts. Friday a day of $10 and Bargains $12.95 at the Store for Thrifty People Sharp Reductions in Every Department! The Friday Shopper Will Do Well to Read Each Item Carefully. 568 Fashion sets her approval on these silk dresses, for they in- clude the most popular of Spring colors, styles and materials. Dresses for the street, office, aft- ernoon and informal evening in a bevy of youthful designs—all sizes. An outstanding value for Friday shop- pers. Dr. Johnson’s Arch Support DAY —tomorrow Hand -Embroidered Porto Rican Gowns, four for Girls’ $2.00 Silk Dresses Sizes 2 to 6 years Comfort Shoes 82.29 For the woman who demands real comfort in her footwear—these arch-support shoes are splendid. OF soft, dur. with hand- d leather ()\{unl Boys’ Rayon, Linen and Broadcloth Suits, two for $1.50 Full-Fashioned Silk Hose, three pairs for Women’s $2.00 All-Wool Sweaters. Sizes 36 to 46 Boys’ and Girls’ Athletic Shoes, two pairs for Men’s 79¢ Work Shirts, two for 25¢ and 29¢ New Wash Goods, 36 Inches Wide, 7 yards for (Basement) Ties a Sizes 4 to 9— m.hh C to EEE. BLANKETS $1.25 Double Bed Blankets Ounly 35 of these blankets 1o sell; 79c pillows, etc. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, APRIL 80, 1931. = KING CAROL FACES DRAMATIC CRISIS Peasant Parhament Control Is Expected to Cause New Election. BY JOHN GUNTHER. By Cable to The Star. VIENNA, Austria, April 30.—King Carol faces the most dramatic crisis of his career as King of Rumania today as his handpicked cabinet meets the vigorously oppositionist Parlia- ment. ‘The National Peasant party, which controls five-sixths of the Deputies and which, through its leader, Julius Maniu, supervised King Carol's return to the throne, is ignored in the present government and will fight it bitterly. King Carol's little band of picked men cannot hope to survive a vote of onfidence, and thus it is expected that Parliament will be summarily dis- missed. This does not necessarily mean a formal dictatorship, since Premier Nicolas Jorga will then an- aunce new elections. y the queer electoral law of Ru- mnmn which gives 80 per cent of the seats to any party getting 40 per cent f the votes, the government which conducts the elections is bound to win. ‘Therefore the opFonean of King Carol onsider dissolution of Parliament as ruse whereby his personal govern- ment will be perpetuated under what eems @& legitimate parliamentary facade. Mr. Maniu and the peasants are ex- pecmd to fight these tactics to the Klns Carol is in close consultation with Prof. Jorga—who once spanked im as a boy—and the man who is gen- rally regarded as the closest power to the throge, il Manoilescu, arch- lotter who engineered King Carol's coup hs'. June. Against this trinity are five-sixths of the legally con- ] Nlcolu ‘Titulescu, en route to London today, is still bitterly disappointed at Strap-Top and Built-Up Shouider Strap-top and builtup shoulder styles in Hiphens’ muslin, rayon striped broadcloth, shadowstripe Englich sateen and fancy weave broadcloths in regu- lar ‘sizes; also extra sizes with strap top in shadow- stripe English sateen, mer- cerized broadcloth, and hip-hem muslin. $1 ““Arrow” Grade Viscateen Non- | | 1 1 1 1 1 51 Pulloers & Shorts 55¢ 2 for $1 Of a standard make in a fine quality non- ravel rayon—these gar- ments are cut right and made full and perfect in every detail. Blue, green, flesh, white, etc. Sizes 30 to 44. Many More Unusual Bargains PIECE GOODS 59¢ Yard-Wide Terry Cloth Small lot of new material suitable for drapes, slip covers, beach coats, 35¢ Perfect quality and fast colors. Per yard. choice of blue, green, gold and rose. Size 66x80. $3.00 Part-Wool Blankets Size 66x80 doublefaced blankets in " an assortment of colors; sateen $1'9D bound. $4.00 Part-Wool Blankets Four-pound blankets in an assort- s ment of block plaids; sateen bound. 2 Slightly soiled. Pair fast colors. Per yard. S 59c¢ Printed Chiffon Voile Only a small lot of this voile in the new designs; 5 colors. Per yard. Guaranteed 29¢ 49c¢ Permanent-Finish Organdie New pastel shades with large and small designs; 10 to 20 yard lengths. 29¢ litubed npresenmmes of the people of | ff r.ha hr,flu which eliminated him as “ 15 ble that the anti-Carol Amont Rumanians w stronger. Wi wun'-r! however King Carol's pafltlon huh und most people, pouldon demmu wnndgr unlmp of power sb- lol'.ltely n in order to end the petty polluul quarrels which were un- govemmen terview today King Carol de- nled -mbmons for a dictatorship and said that the person of Prof. Jorga was sué-{x;lznt guarantee of a constitutional Te; (Copyright, 1931) . MENENGITIS FATAL Miss Elizabeth Rogers Dies After Week's Illness. Elizabeth Rogers, 28-year-old gradu- ate nurse, died at Providence Hospital of cerebro-spinal menengitis yesterday after an illness of a week. Miss Rogers, a graduate of Providence Hospital ‘Training School for Nurses, was a reg- istered nurse and had been in general practice prior to her {llness. Her home was at 1308 Massachusetts avenue. Miss Rogers’ mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers, was in Washington at the time of her daughter's death. The body will be taken to Westfield, Mass., her home, for buri: , JAMES BUCHANAN DIRECTOR FAILS TO PAY % Marshall Neilan Arraigned on Ex- ‘Wife's Charges. LOS ANGELES, April 30(#).—Mar- shall Neilan, film director, blamed hard times and lack of work for his failure to contribute to the supj his son, in a Superior Court yesterday. Mrs. Gertrude Nellan Alicoate, who divorced Neilan in 1922 and has since remarried, charged Neilan was $9,500 in arrears in $50 weekly ents for the support of their son, g - who is in an Eastern military -cmmy Neilan said he ex) work soon, and Superior Judn Dnd]ey Valentine ‘continued the hearing until June 1. His counsel said steps would be taken to reduce the support pay- ments. - - MAY 1 DISORDER FEARED OKLAHOMA CITY, April 30 (#)— Gov. Murray yesterday ordered the Oklahoma National Guard to be held in readiness after he had been advised Communists planned May day demon- strations, particularly in the ofl flelds. “I have heard there are to be dem- onstrations and I think they are going to strike in the oil fields,” the Gov- ernor said. “Dynamite has been stolen from four places in the State recently.’ = . 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